National Grid will use the choppers as part of their transmission line work scheduled for next week   National Grid has alerted the Town

A special Christmas celebration is set for Saturday, Dec. 14 at New Hope Assembly, featuring live animals and costume characters reenacting the birth of

Town Manager Crabtree says sidewalk improvements continue to be a top priority for his administration   Town Manager Scott C. Crabtree calls this “a

On average, homeowners will pay $265.98 more; businesses, $490.35 less, under plan approved by selectmen for FY2025   By Mark E. Vogler   The

Bill includes policy changes, capital investments to promote jobs creation   Special to The Advocate   BOSTON – The House and Senate have finalized

 (Editor’s Note: After the Board of Selectmen presented a citation congratulating the Hammersmith Family Restaurant on its 50th anniversary in Saugus, we reached out

Saugus Fire Department Toy Drive will begin collecting toys on Monday as a three-decades-old tradition continues   The Saugus Fire Department’s Annual Toy Drive

By Laura Eisener   The Saugus Garden Club has been very busy this fall, and two of its most popular activities, the centerpiece workshop

By Karen Spencer   I have been involved with the Pumpkin Patch at the First Congregational Church in Saugus Center for many years and

By Bill Stewart   The first Ivy League team to play a college football game was Princeton – playing Rutgers in 1869, in which