Beatrice L. (Holmes) Mills November 21, 2024 Of Saugus. Died on November 12, at her home in Saugus. She was the wife of William Mills with whom she shared 48 years
Harry Mazman November 21, 2024 Saugus, formerly of Lynn. Age 91, died on Monday, November 11th. He was the husband of the late Barbara E. (Nickerson) Mazman. Born and
William M. Appel November 21, 2024 Of Saugus. Passed away peacefully on November 11 at the age of 79. His parents were Maurice and Lillian (Samuels) Appel. He also leaves
Volume 49 – Report No. 46 November 11-15, 2024 Copyright © 2024 November 21, 2024 THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives’ and senators votes on roll calls from the week of November 11-15.
Helicopters will be hovering over Saugus November 21, 2024 National Grid will use the choppers as part of their transmission line work scheduled for next week National Grid has alerted the Town
Football Sachems dominate Brighton, 34-0, to secure Senior Night victory November 21, 2024 By Dom Nicastro Under the Friday night lights of their home field, Saugus High School’s football team put together a complete performance to
A remarkable finish: Madison Botta secures legacy with Saugus girls soccer November 21, 2024 By Dom Nicastro GOAT? That’s not too much of a stretch when talking about Saugus High School girls soccer player Madison Botta. Well,
A Living Nativity in Saugus November 21, 2024 A special Christmas celebration is set for Saturday, Dec. 14 at New Hope Assembly, featuring live animals and costume characters reenacting the birth of
Making Saugus Better November 21, 2024 Town Manager Crabtree says sidewalk improvements continue to be a top priority for his administration Town Manager Scott C. Crabtree calls this “a
New Tax Rates Set November 21, 2024 On average, homeowners will pay $265.98 more; businesses, $490.35 less, under plan approved by selectmen for FY2025 By Mark E. Vogler The
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![“NOT MANY OFFICE BUILDINGS”: Board of Assessors Chair David Ricciardelli described Fiscal Year 2025 as “a light year for commercial [growth]” during Tuesday night’s tax classification hearing before the Board of Selectmen. (Saugus Advocate photo by Mark E. Vogler)](https://advocatenews.net/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/NOT-MANY-OFFICE-BUILDINGS-qxed0j5ayda5cvv556boo3l1mg93c6pljs6x0gz73s.jpeg "‘NOT MANY OFFICE BUILDINGS")
