Charkoal's Brazilian Steakhouse opens in Saugus, replacing longtime Continental restaurant on Route 1. From our own coverage: Saugus cuts ribbon on $1.8M Stackpole Field upgrade.
Saugus Public Library canceled its 6 p.m. Yoga Experience session scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 21.
The Saugus Public Library's CFCE Tiny Tots program for children ages 0 to 5 meets at 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 20 at the Iron Works; registration is required.
Three Saugus-resident obituaries were published this week: Carbone, Concetta A. "Connie"; Grimaldi, Johna M.; and Klecker, John (Jack) J. Carbone, 88, of Saugus, formerly of East Boston, was a longtime Verizon employee who died October 17 at Chestnut Woods Nursing Center in Saugus.
Zoning board accepts withdrawal of 300-unit permit as Saugus disputes affordable housing status. From our own coverage: Zoning board accepts 300-unit permit withdrawal.
Saugus invites residents to a grand opening for new Stackpole Field playground upgrades.
Saugus Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 to accept withdrawal of a 300-unit comprehensive permit application at 20 Rear Bennett Highway.
Saugus Library Trustees approved $34,000 in state aid for an interior repaint and $3,000 for a children's author visit.
Saugus School Committee adopts sweeping civil rights policy overhaul ahead of upcoming state audit.
Saugus High School volleyball and field hockey squads drew praise from School Committee member Mr. Gould, who said both teams "played hard" in recent games, with volleyball facing a taller opponent and field hockey trailing 2-1 when he left.