City Council approves $150K appropriation of ARPA funds for OPM study September 28, 2023 By Neil Zolot The City Council approved an appropriation of $150,000 of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to hire an Owner’s Project
Councillor Tri Le pleads to sufficient facts of indecent assault & battery September 28, 2023 Must complete sexual harassment training, stay away from victim By The Advocate Ward 4 Councillor Jimmy Tri Le pleaded to sufficient facts
“I apologize to the mayor” Corrupt reporter Resnek begs mayor’s forgiveness for writing, publishing lies and fabrications “For printing or making statements about the Mayor, I regret …I apologize to the mayor for it” September 28, 2023 By James Mitchell In the ongoing defamation lawsuit filed by Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Jr. against Sergio Cornelio, the Everett Leader Herald newspaper, and
Health director expresses concerns about the potential impact of migrant families living in Saugus September 21, 2023 By Mark E. Vogler Saugus Director of Public Health John R. Fralick III told the Board of Health this week that he’s frustrated
MCAS Scores show “moderate progress” September 21, 2023 “We are pleased to be trending in the right direction,” Acting Superintendent Hashem says of latest results By Mark E. Vogler SAUGUS
Garden Club takes field trip to Salisbury September 21, 2023 By Laura Eisener The Saugus Garden Club had a field trip Sept. 13 to Pettengill Farm on Ferry Road in Salisbury, where they
Trails and Sails events continue this weekend at the Saugus Iron Works September 21, 2023 By Laura Eisener Trails and Sails celebrates 22 years this fall of free events offered to the public in all the towns of
The Pumpkins arrive Saturday! September 21, 2023 The “Pumpkin Truck” will arrive at First Congregational Church in Saugus Center tomorrow (Saturday, Sept. 23) at 9 a.m. Volunteers are needed to help
Bell ringing celebrates signing of U.S. Constitution into law September 21, 2023 By Tara Vocino On Sept. 17, 1787, at 4 p.m., the U.S. Constitution was signed. On Sunday, Children and Daughters of the American
Saugus Gardens in the Fall September 21, 2023 Here’s what’s blooming in town this week to make your walks more enjoyable By Laura Eisener Astronomical fall begins tomorrow, September 23.
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![Shown from left to right: first row: Judith Askey, Corresponding Secretary, Parson Roby Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR); Tony Smith, Judge Samuel Holten Society (JSH), Children of the American Revolution; Ella Cassarino (JSH); second row: Teri Bragg, Constitution Week Chair, Parson Roby Chapter; Gail Cassarino, Regent, Parson Roby Chapter; Saugus Selectman Corinne Riley; Wendy Renda, Vice Regent, Parson Roby Chapter (also Senior State President, Massachusetts Society Children of the American Revolution [M.S.C.A.R.]); Janice Jarosz, Parson Roby Chapter; Board of Selectmen Vice Chair Debra Panetta; Charlotte Line, Registrar, Parson Roby Chapter; Jacalyn Bracewell, Chaplain, Parson Roby Chapter; Jadiel Wilcock, JSH; Jaclyn Smith, Historian, Parson Roby Chapter; Cynthia Morrissette, General Israel Putnam Chapter, NSDAR; third row: Connor Bragg, President, M.S.C.A.R.; Board of Selectmen Chairman Anthony Cogliano; Joanie Allbee, Parson Roby Chapter; Susan Caccivio, Parson Roby Chapter.](https://advocatenews.net/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/DAR-scaled-qcraicjtelzlk1i8y9n21dta3qat899zibp5tlmy0o.jpg "DAR")
