Town Meeting members voted 38-2 to approve a $97,314,304 total town budget for fiscal 2022 – though several elected officials questioned why the School Department is only stated to see a $300,000 increase after being level-funded this year
UpdatedWed, Jun 9, 2021 at 4:28 pm ET
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Ryan Fisher and his dog Lionel enjoy exploring the picturesque grounds of Oak Crest’s 87-acre campus, which includes a lake and nature trail.
Fitness experts say one of the best ways to stick to a regular exercise routine is to have a workout partner who can help you stay motivated. For Ryan Fisher, that fitness buddy is a border collie mix who goes by the name Lionel.
Oak Crest, a community developed and managed by Erickson Senior Living in Parkville, Md., is a great place for dogs, says Ryan. There are plenty of places to walk in the community. The nature trail is nice; the lake is great. Lionel loves seeing the deer, geese, and ducks. We walk the entire community three times a day. He loves it and it s good exercise for me too.
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Residents lined the streets Tuesday to cheer on members of the Saugus High School Class of 2021 who drove past in a rolling car parade.
More than 100 vehicles carrying graduating Saugus High School seniors set out from Blessed Sacrament Church and wound through Saugus Center before the procession concluded at the Saugus Middle-High School complex.
Many teachers stood outside the Belmonte School and Middle-High School holding signs and offered words of encouragement to the students.
Convertibles, Jeeps and SUVs were adorned with balloons and congratulatory messages to the Class of 2021.
“Thanks for the ‘virtual’ memories” and “Good luck Sachems!” were a few of the inscriptions scrawled on the cars.