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City: Saugus

SAUGUS’ FIRST POLICE CHIEF: Charles O. Thompson said he never found it necessary to strike a prisoner with his police club, though he admitted there were times when he had to use his fists to keep from being beaten up by those he was arresting. (Courtesy Photo to The Saugus Advocate)

A Look Back At Saugus History

January 9, 2025
Police Chief Charles Thompson’s dangerous encounter with a pitchfork-wielding man at the Saugus Race Track     (Editor’s Note: This is the second in
NOT EXACTLY A FASHION STATEMENT: Somebody put a “PRADA, SAUGUS” sign on the front of the old Karla’s Shoes building located at 1181 Broadway, making fun of the dilapidated and unsafe eyesore that is visible to traffic that passes through Saugus on Route 1 South. (Saugus Advocate photo by Mark E. Vogler)

An Unsafe Situation

January 9, 2025
Selectman Panetta fears debris from vacant Karla’s Shoes building could create road safety hazards for Route 1 traffic   By Mark E. Vogler  
ADDRESSING THE BOARD OF HEALTH: Donald Musial, director of ash monofills for WIN Waste Innovations, offered his views on the expansion of the ash landfill at Monday’s meeting. (Saugus Advocate photo by Mark E. Vogler)

“We All Need To Cooperate”

January 9, 2025
Board of Health chair calls on WIN Waste Innovations representatives to join in discussions of ash landfill closure   By Mark E. Vogler  
NEW YEAR'S BABY: Michael and Jessica Lombardi of Saugus with baby Leah, the first child born in a Boston hospital this year. (Photo courtesy of Mass General labor and delivery nurse Emily Martin)

The Sounds of Saugus

January 9, 2025
By Mark E. Vogler   Good morning, Saugus We’re 10 days into the New Year, and I’m still making adjustments as I resolve to

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