By Mark E. Vogler   At the end of this year’s Annual Town Meeting, town officials will begin planning for life after the ash

By Laura Eisener   The May program of the Saugus Historical Society was about Edward Pranker and his legacy in Saugus. Pranker was an

By Mark E. Vogler   Anthony J. Pasquarello, the late deputy sheriff from Saugus who died in December 2021 after contracting COVID-19 from his

The Massachusetts State Police’s Underwater Recovery Unit joined local police, firefighters and other agencies in an overnight search of the Saugus River last Friday

By Mark E. Vogler   Does Saugus need a special committee to generate more public involvement in civic matters – like voting or running

(Editor’s Note: UMass Lowell staff writer Jill Gambon wrote the following story, which was published by the University on April 30. We have reprinted

By Mark E. Vogler   Good morning, Saugus   There is so much going on in Saugus right now – with Town Meeting, graduation

Andrew James Whitcomb talks about being awarded a Chancellor’s Medal for Student Service last weekend at UMass Lowell commencement exercises     Editor’s Note: