Saugus father and son injured in car crash
SAUGUS — Saturday, Oct. 26, Chris Rescigno and his 12-year-old son Ryan were in a severe car accident in Londonderry, New Hampshire, on their way to a sporting... Read more.
Saugus restaurant offers final take-out service
SAUGUS — Albert Lau has officially closed his Dragon Island restaurant. However, it stayed open an extra day to cook the rest of its stock and send it to the Police... Read more.
The question is: unions, yes or no?
Question 3 of the state’s five ballot questions for the Tuesday, Nov. 5 national election asks voters of the Commonwealth whether or not they want drivers of ride-share... Read more.
Saugus has the ticket for buses
SAUGUS — The School Committee’s transportation subcommittee met Wednesday night to discuss the upcoming bus bids, focusing specifically on regular day buses.... Read more.
Saugus brush fires torch 20 acres
SAUGUS — The Fire Department is currently dealing with a brush fire at Breakheart Reservation and Cedar Glen Golf Course. “We’re experiencing about 20 acres... Read more.
Saugus gearing up for coming events
SAUGUS — Town Manager Scott Crabtree released a Town Manager update about the important upcoming events in the town. The events include multiple days of leaf pick-up,... Read more.
Cars wear their Sunday best at Saugus church
SAUGUS — The North Shore Car Show and Cruises held its fourth annual trunk or treat on Sunday at Blessed Sacrament Church. Before 2023, the trunk or treat night... Read more.
Marblehead Cultural Council welcomes Dipoli
MARBLEHEAD — The Select Board interviewed and appointed a new member to the Cultural Council, Joe Dipoli. Dipoli currently works at Salem State University and... Read more.
Saugus Dragon restaurant looking for new Island
SAUGUS — Dragon Island, which has operated in town for 40 years, will officially close on Oct. 27 but hopes to reopen at a new location in Saugus or a nearby area.... Read more.
Saugus schools focusing on enrichment
SAUGUS — Enrichment coordinators of each Saugus school discussed the programs’ successes at this week’s School Committee meeting. Students from the... Read more.