News this week that Bill Hudek is backing off his plan to run again for Congress is great news for Saugus and others in the Sixth District because it gives former state senator Richard Tisei an enhanced opportunity to dethrone…
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Saugus resident awarded for service in Afghanistan
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A Saugus resident was awarded the Defense Meritorious Service Medal (DMSM) for service during an award ceremony on Camp Phoenix here Jan. 12, 2012. Sgt. 1st Class Keith McDonald has served as the fire and emergency medical services noncommissioned officer…
Supt. Langlois submits FY2012 budget proposals
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As the Advocate was going to press Thursday night, Supt. Richard Langlois was scheduled to formally present to the public his proposed school budget for next fiscal year. The budget plan reportedly has three tiers – fixed costs, “critical educational…
Selectmen approve bike trail lease pact
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The board of selectmen Tuesday night voted unanimously to execute a lease agreement to convert nearly two and a half miles of local abandoned railway beds into a bike trail. The agreement is being made with the Mass. Bay Transit…
Input for TM’s job description sought
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The selectmen are planning to continue their series of public meetings next week to gather input from the public concerning a “job description” for the town manager’s position. The next public meeting is scheduled for next Saturday, Feb. 4, at…
The Old Sachem: The Biggest Booboo
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What’s your choice for the biggest mistake in pro sports? Mine is the geniuses of the National Football League who about 8 years ago in their annual draft where they scoop up the collegiate stars for big money then fill…
SHS hockey train plows on & over Salem, 7-1
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The Saugus High hockey team extended its winning streak to seven games last Saturday night as they pounded visiting Salem, 7-1, at Kasabuski Rink. With that victory, the Sachems record improved to 8-3-1 overall and 7-1-1 in the Northeastern Conference…
Sachems hoop lose to Lynn
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The Saugus High boys basketball team lost at Lynn English, 85-72, last Friday night. With the defeat, the Sachems record fell to 6-6 overall and 3-6 in the Northeastern Conference. The Bulldogs, meanwhile, improved to 8-3 overall. “They…
Simon Youth Foundation seeks applicants for $1 million in scholarships
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For a twelfth straight year, Simon Youth Foundation, a national nonprofit that provides educational opportunities for at-risk high school students, will award a college scholarship to one student from every community that is home to a Simon property. Simon Youth…
Incidents & Accidents
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Monday, January 16 Saugus: Hypodermic dumping ground? A caller reported to police that a bag full of hypodermic needles and syringes could be found at the corner of Crescent Ave. and Vine Street. A dispatched officer responded and…