Saugus Planning Board meets Thursday evening to weigh new development applications at town hall. Also in today's brief (5 items): Saugus volleyball travels to Danvers for conference match; Saugus TV board meets Tuesday at Main Street; School Committee finance panel meets Wednesday on bu…
Saugus School Committee accepts $80,500 tutoring grant as union flags Belmonte class sizes near 30.
Saugus will flow-test fire hydrants townwide from Sept. 29 to Oct. 2, which may discolor tap water. Also in today's brief (7 items): Town reminds residents of property tax exemptions; Little Readers story program meets Monday; STEM playgroup for young kids meets Monday; Teens gather for…
Saugus health officials will offer free COVID-19 and flu vaccine clinics for residents this fall. Also in today's brief (8 items): Town to hold free COVID, flu vaccine clinics; Charter Review Committee meets Wednesday; Saugus schools dismiss early Wednesday; Children's author reads at l…
Saugus home sales cluster near $650,000 while eight property transfers await recorded sale prices. From our own coverage: Home sales cluster near $650,000 in Saugus. Also in today's brief (9 items): Library hosts Tiny Tots program Tuesday; Charter Review Committee meets Wednesday; Story…
Eight Saugus-resident obituaries were published this week: Assetta, Maria; Banks, Jean P. (Como); Buono, Janice C.; Cakounes, Harry G.; Forlizzi, Patricia A. (Gagliardi); Heath, Michael Wesley; Johnson, Elizabeth (Cannell); and Watson, John B. Among them, Harry G. Cakounes was remembere…
Saugus recorded 15 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, with sale prices posted so far for seven: a range of $527,000 to $940,000 and a median of $650,000. The top sale was 78 Hammersmith Dr., Lot 44A, which sold for $940,000 on Sept. 18. Eight transfers list no price yet, consistent
Saugus Planning Board grants shorter-than-requested extension over a disputed retaining wall.
Saugus Selectmen approved a liquor license transfer and a quarry permit extension, but hit a snag on store size.
Selectmen review town initiatives; third fire station eyes $30M. The Board of Selectmen convened for a working meeting September 15 to review goals and hear updates from Town Manager Crabtree on major capital initiatives. The public safety communications and equipment upgrade project, $4.5 million,