Saugus swears in its selectmen
The Board of Selectmen was sworn in on Wednesday night, with Frank Federico the only new face to join, and Debra Panetta and Anthony Cogliano being unanimously nominated... Read more.
Open Saugus selectman seat goes to Federico
SAUGUS — The unofficial results have been announced for the Board of Selectmen, School Committee, Housing Authority, and Town Meeting, and the open selectman seat... Read more.
Saugus gets answers for WIN Waste noise
WIN Waste plant experienced an unexpected power outage due to National Grid work, resulting in noise that worried residents, but the plant was able to respond quickly... Read more.
Saugus getting ready to honor its veterans
The town of Saugus is hosting multiple events to honor veterans, including a tribute and luncheon, a Rolling Rally car show, and a ceremony with remarks, a wreath-laying... Read more.
Saugus schooled in curb appeal
Laura Eisener, a professional landscape design consultant, discussed various gardening styles and techniques with the Garden Club, including rock gardens, water... Read more.
Saugus liquor store vote stalled by plans
The Zoning Board of Appeals is still deliberating on the plans for the liquor store being built at 206 Lincoln Ave., with the main points of contention being the... Read more.
Gov. Healey spreads the wealth
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has released the list of local funding allocated in the state's $61.01 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2026, which includes investments... Read more.
Saugus grills Selectmen candidates
At a Board of Selectmen candidate forum in Saugus, candidates discussed their plans for addressing budget shortfalls, motorized vehicles on the rail trail, and the... Read more.
A look into shaping structure of Saugus
Saugus has a unique government structure, with a town manager and a representative town meeting, which was established in 1947 and is governed by a special charter... Read more.
Vision for public art takes root in Saugus
Tori Darnell, co-chair of the Saugus Cultural Council, is hoping to bring a new policy to Town Meeting regarding public art, after the 2022 vote to consider murals... Read more.