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SAUGUS DOESN’T RECOGNIZE THIS AS ART: This mural at Cap World Truck Accessories & Trailers that pays homage to Route 1 is classified as a nonconforming sign that was “grandfathered” in. Current town zoning bylaws do not make a distinction between signage and murals. (Gabriella Galbadis photo to The Saugus Advocate)

A Push for Public Art in Saugus

March 19, 2026
By Gabriella Galbadis   As co-chair of the Saugus Cultural Council, Victoria “Tori” Darnell is pushing to introduce public art in Saugus, even though
THE SEAT OF SAUGUS TOWN GOVERNMENT: The 50-member Town Meeting is the legislative branch of Saugus Town Government and convenes on the first Monday in May each year for a series of meetings to approve zoning articles and resolutions and to pass the town’s municipal budget. (Saugus Advocate photo by Mark E. Vogler)

Countdown Till Saugus Town Meeting

March 19, 2026
  Editor’s Note: The 2026 Annual Town Meeting convenes on Monday, May 4. As a special service to our readers and the registered voters
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR: Saugus-Everett Elks Lodge #642 Secretary Steve Doherty presented a recognition plaque to Saugus Senior Center Director Laurie Davis last week at the Irish Night. (Courtesy photo of Debra Panetta to The Saugus Advocate)

The Sounds of Saugus

March 19, 2026
By Mark E. Vogler   Good morning, Saugus The Board of Selectmen should have declared tomorrow (Saturday, March 21) as “Get to Know Your
Sandy St. Clair making her last puzzle in the Community Room at Heritage Heights in Saugus. (Photo courtesy of Joanie Allbee)

Shining Lights of Everyday People

March 12, 2026
“Not all of us can do great things but we can do small things with great love.”—Mother Teresa   By Joanie Allbee   Quietly

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