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Everett Historical Commission dedicates First Congregational and Immaculate Conception Churches as historic city landmarks

October 24, 2024

Officials unveiled signs commemorating the historical significance of both locations Special to The Advocate The Everett Historical Commission hosted two dedication ceremonies

City of Everett to Host Third Annual Community Bowl Flag Football Game

October 24, 2024

Former New England Patriots Linebacker Ted Johnson to appear as special guest Special to The Advocate Mayor Carlo DeMaria is pleased to announce

R/S Dental Celebrates Grand Opening of Broadway Office

October 24, 2024

R/S Dental celebrated their grand opening at 373 Broadway in Everett on Saturday. Mayor Carlo DeMaria presented the Rana family with a citation during

Lambresa Named Principal of the Madeline English School

October 24, 2024

District Bids Farewell to Ms. Tringale Special to The Advocate Superintendent of Schools William Hart has named Paolo G. Lambresa the new

Town Manager Crabtree announces hiring of a new town engineer

October 17, 2024

By Mark E. Vogler Filling the critical vacancy of town engineer had been an issue of concern for selectmen for several weeks. Town

Town will hold free COVID-19/flu vaccine clinic for Saugus residents next week

October 17, 2024

Town Manager Scott Crabtree and Director of Public Health John Fralick announced this week that the town will hold a COVID-19/flu vaccine clinic on

Campaign 2024

October 17, 2024

Two weeks of In-Person Early Voting for Presidential Election begins tomorrow at the Saugus Public Library By Mark E. Vogler SAUGUS –

Theatre Company of Saugus wraps up two-weekend October performances of “Evil Dead the Musical”

October 17, 2024

(The following info is from a press release from Theatre Company of Saugus [TCS].) For the second consecutive October weekend, the Theatre

Saugus Historical Society – World War II Commemoration continues with stories from Saugonians who recalled personal experiences

October 17, 2024

By Laura Eisner The October meeting of the Saugus Historical Society was a continuation of the commemoration of World War II that was

A different Dunkin’ shop struck by motor vehicle, but business survives a shutdown

October 17, 2024

By Mark E. Vogler A 55-year-old Lynn man has lost his privilege to drive indefinitely after his Ford pickup truck struck the Dunkin’

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