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BACK TO SCHOOL PLANS
AN EXCITED
EDUCATOR: Frank
Kowalski, the new
assistant principal
(Grades 10 & 12)
at the Saugus
Middle High
School, was upbeat
as he recently
prepared for the
start of the new
school year, which
got underway
Wednesday (Sept.
2). Saugus Middle
High School
Principal Carla
A. Scuzzarella
calls him â€œa great
additionâ€� to the
schoolâ€™s leadership
team. Please see
inside for the story
and more coverage
of the new school
year. (Saugus
Advocate photo by
Mark E. Vogler)
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Friday, September 4, 2026
Election 2026
Meaney wins Democratic Primary; faces state
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first obstacle along that road
by defeating Lynn Inspectional
Division Director Zosia
VanMeter in the Democratic
Primary by more than 70
percent of the vote, according
to unofficial election totals
at deadline. In Saugus,
which accounts for about 60
percent of the districtâ€™s voters,
Dr. Meaney, who is a Lynn
dentist, beat VanMeter 1,537
to 522 â€“ a whopping 75 percent
margin. He won handily
in the eight precincts (1, 2, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8 and 9) that are part of
the district, according to unofficial
results provided Tuesday
night by the Saugus Town
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â€œTonight [Tuesday, Sept. 1]
we get to relax,â€� Meaney said
in a telephone interview after
celebrating the victory with
members of his campaign
staff in the Knights of Columbus
Hall in Lynn.
â€œTomorrow, weâ€™re going to
put in work to ensure the 9th
Essex gets the affordability
they deserve. Weâ€™re looking
forward to November,â€� he said.
Rep. Wong, 74, seeks his
ninth two-year term representing
the 9th Essex District.
He faced no opposition in the
Republican Primary on Tuesday.
He received 1,144 of the
1,351 total ballots cast. There
were 204 blanks.
There were 382 blanks in the
Democratic Primary for the
9th Essex House seat.
â€œI humbly accept the Democratic
nomination for the 9th
Essex House seat,â€� Meaney
said in a brief statement.
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ELECTION | FROM PAGE 1
â€œIâ€™m truly blessed to be
around the best team in the
world,â€� he said.
â€œI would like to acknowledge
my opponent, Zosia. It takes
a lot of Moxie to put yourself
out there, and thereâ€™s a lot of
respect there,â€� he said.
Meaney has campaigned
on a â€œtop priorityâ€� to lower the
cost of living for residents in
the district. It includes three
major goals: a ban on predatory
algorithms that inflate mortgage
and rent prices, a freeze
on the construction of AI data
centers that are inflating energy
bills, and a universal pre-K
program across the state.
When asked for comment,
VanMeter issued a written
statement titled â€œWE ARE STILL
MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER.â€�
Candidate
for State Representative
of the 9th Essex District
Zosia VanMeter accepts
the results of todayâ€™s Democratic
primary election against
Pete Meaney.
â€œI was told to write two
speeches, one if I win and one
if I donâ€™t. I decided to write
one.â€� Zosia says, â€œBecause win
or lose, Iâ€™m proud of myself and
my team for every day that has
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CELEBRATING WITH HIS SUPPORTERS: Lynn City Councilor Pete
Meaney (third person from the left in the second row) savored a
convincing victory over his opponent, Lynn Inspectional Division
Director Zosia VanMeter, in Tuesdayâ€™s Democratic Primary for the
right to challenge state Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus) for his 9th
Essex District House seat in November. (Courtesy photo to The Saugus Advocate)
so many neighbors and organizations
along the way, and
Iâ€™m proud of the relationships
that we were able to build and
foster, as well as the trust that
was bestowed in me by voters.
The end of this campaign
does not mean the end of the
work needed to bring us together
around the pressing issues
weâ€™re all facing. We know
that the work still needs to be
done and I am here every step
of the way.â€�
She continues, â€œYou will still
find me very active in the
grassroots organizing sphere
and advocating for our community.
The only difference is
which office itâ€™ll be from.
â€œZosia extends her congratulations
to Meaney for his win
and looks forward to building
alongside the constituency
that will make way for the
9th Essex District to enter a
new chapter. Zosia VanMeter
is a candidate for State Representative
of the 9th Essex
District of Massachusetts. Her
campaign is focused on affordable
housing, education, public
safety and transparent government.
She is a leader in municipal
government and community
organizing.â€�
VanMeter was asked what
her plans are for the Nov. 3
General Election. â€œI will be
spending time between now
and November 3rd helping
other progressive candidates
THE CHALLENGER: Lynn City
Councilor Pete Meaney, who
won Tuesdayâ€™s Democratic
Primary for the 9th Essex
District House seat, will be
state Rep. Donald Wongâ€™s first
opponent in four elections
when the two face each other
in November. (Courtesy photo to The
Saugus Advocate)
THE INCUMBENT: State Rep.
Donald Wong (R-Saugus)
seeks his ninth two-year term
representing residents of the
9th Essex House District. (Saugus
Advocate photo by Mark E. Vogler)
make it to the finish line! When
we fight, we win,â€� VanMeter answered.
So,
she could be involved in
multiple campaigns, not necessarily
the 9th Essex House
District race, she was asked.
â€œI have no idea what I will or
will not be involved with, but
I know my participation in the
democratic process in general
doesnâ€™t end with this campaign,â€�
she said.
The turnout for Tuesdayâ€™s primary
in Saugus was 4,559 of
the 22,835 registered voters â€“
about 20 percent. There were
2,927 Democratic ballots cast
and 1,632 for the Republican
Party candidates.
These are the unofficial results
released Tuesday night by
the Saugus Town Clerkâ€™s Office
for the contested races, which
mirrored the statewide results:
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Back to School
Saugus Middle High welcomes Frank Kowalski, a versatile and veteran educator, as its new assistant principal
By Mark E. Vogler
A
studentâ€™s first impression
of new Saugus
Middle High School Assistant
Principal Frank Kowalski
might be the inspirational,
brick-like sign that sits on
his desk. â€œEverything is figureoutable,â€�
it declares, as in the
actual title of a #1 New York
Times Bestselling book by
Marie Forleo meant to inspire
those who read it to overcome
obstacles with an optimistic
outlook to achieve their goals.
â€œI ran anti-bullying clubs and
many programs for students,â€�
the 30-year veteran educator
told The Saugus Advocate recently.
â€œI
believe all kids can learn if
they feel comfortable with you
and the school. I look forward
to teaching the students about
life and that every problem has
a solution. Relationships are
key to a great school and student
success,â€� he said.
Saugus Middle High School
Principal Carla A. Scuzzarella
called Kowalski â€œa great addition
to our SMHS Leadership
team.â€�
â€œHe brings many years of experience
and knowledge, as
well as a positive, upbeat personality,â€�
Scuzzarella said this
week.
â€œWe are all excited to have
Frank join us,â€� she said.
Kowalski was born and raised
in Chelsea, where he launched
his career as an educator as a
History/English teacher. The
skills he displayed as a student
athlete in high school helped
to shape a versatile and successful
career coaching and
officiating sports. Kowalski
graduated from Malden Catholic
in 1986. He played three
years of Varsity Basketball and
received the student/athlete
award during his senior year.
His interest in sports continued
at Salem State College,
where he played baseball for
two years and led the league in
home runs during his first season.
He went on to Cambridge
College, where he received his
CAGS degree in educational
leadership. He also has a masterâ€™s
degree from Salem State.
â€œMy best years were at
Swampscott High where I
spent 10 years,â€� Kowalski said.
â€œI coached Swampscott High
NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL:
Frank Kowalski, who has spent
more than three decades as
an educator, said heâ€™s glad to
become a Sachem who can
help student athletes at Saugus
Middle High School. (Saugus Advocate
photo by Mark E. Vogler)
Varsity softball for 10 years and
made the state tournament
each year. My last season we
lost in the North State Finals.
I have coached softball for 20
years and have over 300 victories,â€�
he said.
â€œI was the Athletic Director,
Assistant Principal, and was the
acting Principal for two stints.
I got sick during my last year
and decided to leave and work
closer to my home in North
Andover and coach my children,â€�
he said. Kowalski lives
in North Andover with his two
children, Amelia and Eli, and
his wife Sue.
He also worked for four years
as the assistant principal at
Pentucket Regional and as an
interim assistant principal at
Marblehead High School. In
addition, he became a basketball
official and a softball umpire,
something he has been
doing for more than 15 years.
He is a USA Certified Umpire
and is also credentialed as an
IAABO Basketball Official.
â€œI have always loved Saugus
and am pretty excited to be
here,â€� Kowalski said.
â€œI had many great experiences
playing sports against Saugus,
so nice to be a Sachem
and try to get students excited
about sports. Matt Serino is
an amazing AD, so Iâ€™m looking
forward to working with him
as well,â€� he said. â€œI look forward
to volunteering to help the SaKOWALSKI
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THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE â€“ FRiDAy, SEPTEMbER 4, 2026
~ SHS Sports Roundup: Saugus girlsâ€™ soccer, golf teams ready for new season ~
By Dom Nicastro
The fall sports season has arrived
at Saugus High School, and the Sachems
are already back on the fields
and courses preparing for another
busy autumn.
As teams settle into their early-season
routines, there is plenty of optimism
surrounding the Saugus athletic
program. This week, we take a look at
whatâ€™s ahead for the girls soccer team
under Coach April Martinez and a golf
squad that has already started its season
with a victory under Coach Daniel
Bertrand.
GIRLS SOCCER CARRIES
ON A FAMILY TRADITION
For Martinez, leading the Saugus
girls soccer program is about considerably
more than wins and losses.
Martinez played four years at Salem
State College before joining her
father, Ted Moriello, on the Saugus
coaching staff. Moriello served as the
Sachemsâ€™ head coach for 18 seasons
and coached his daughter during her
senior year of high school.
Martinez watched her father complete
his final season while undergoing
treatment for terminal cancer.
He died only weeks after the season
ended.
â€œHis dedication to the players, the
program, and the community left a
lasting impact on me,â€� Martinez said.
After Chris Coviello, who succeeded
Moriello, retired, Martinez felt taking
over the program was a natural
progression.
â€œSaugus girls soccer
has always been a part
of my life,â€� Martinez
said. â€œCoaching this
team is in my blood,
and taking on this role
was truly a no-brainer.
It is an honor to continue
the tradition and
legacy that means so
much to me and my family.â€�
Senior captains Maria Garcia, Sydney
Deleidi and Amanda Rezendes
will lead a Sachems team Martinez believes
will be defined by work ethic,
determination and competitiveness.
Garcia is a second-year captain
whom Martinez calls the â€œglueâ€� holding
the team together. Deleidi, also a
leader in basketball and softball, was
Saugusâ€™ fourth-leading scorer last season
with seven goals and four assists.
Martinez believes she could double
that production this fall. Rezendes will
anchor the defense and brings what
Martinez described as an outstanding
work ethic and determination.
There is talent beyond the captains,
too.
Sophomore Selena Garcia enters
the season stronger and faster after
an impressive offseason playing club
soccer. Senior Lindsay Mishol returns
to soccer and gives Saugus additional
speed and scoring ability. Senior transfers
Ava Lacasse of Malden and Tania
Pineros of Peabody have also made
strong early impressions.
The Sachems are young, however,
and replacing scoring lost to graduation
over the last two years will be a
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major challenge.
â€œAs our younger players gain
experience and our team continues
to grow together, I am
confident we can overcome
those losses and develop into
a well-rounded, competitive
team,â€� Martinez said.
Saugus opens the regular
season Tuesday, Sept. 8, at
home against Salem.
Martinez is joined by JV coach Mike
Bluette and assistant Kylie Phillips, a
former Saugus captain and recent Salem
State graduate.
GOLF SACHEMS OPEN
WITH A VICTORY
Bertrand, now in his third season as
Saugus varsity golf coach and sixth
year with the program, enters the fall
with improved depth and an experienced
leadership group.
And the Sachems are already in the
win column.
Saugus opened Aug. 31 with a close
victory over Northeast Metro Tech. Senior
Trey Riley won from the No. 1 position,
eighth-grader Jennifer Li won
at No. 4, junior Nick Rinaldi prevailed
at No. 5 and Zack Modini earned a win
at No. 6.
â€œIt took everyone to show up for our
first match,â€� Bertrand said.
Riley, junior John Morello and senior
Artie Oâ€™Leary captain the 23-player
roster.
Riley is a returning all-star who led
Saugus in wins last season and regularly
competed against the Northeastern
Conferenceâ€™s best golfers. Morello
is another returning all-star who
brings versatility and high expectations
for himself and his teammates.
Oâ€™Leary, meanwhile, has competed
at the varsity level for four years.
â€œArtie is the rock of Saugus golf and
has been since his freshman year,â€� Bertrand
said. â€œHe sets the example for the
younger golfers on the team, and they
all look up to him and listen when he
speaks â€” great golfer, better leader.â€�
Li could become one of the teamâ€™s
most intriguing newcomers. The
eighth grader has already broken into
the rotation and earned a victory in
her first match.
Freshmen Grant Lenord and Devin
Voong, who both competed as eighth
graders, should also see match action.
Rinaldi is in his first season with the Sachems
and has already shown he can
contribute.
Bertrand hopes improved depth can
help Saugus turn close matches into
victories after the Sachems frequently
battled opponents deep into matches
last season.
â€œIf we can flip some ties into wins or
a couple hole losses into ties,â€� Bertrand
said, â€œwe might be able to sneak up on
some teams that have gotten the better
of us in the past.â€�
More than anything, Bertrand wants
his younger players to learn from an
experienced group that understands
how the game should be played.
â€œWe have three great captains that
do a great job of setting a good example,â€�
Bertrand said. â€œIf anything, I hope
the younger guys see that and strive
to be like them.â€�
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Back To School
The three principals of Saugus Public Schools shared high expectations as a new academic year began this week
student learning and achievements.
â€œWe
have so much positive energy
entering this school year,â€�
Saugus Middle-High School
Principal Carla A. Scuzzarella told
The Saugus Advocate this week.
â€œThis year we are laser-foGerry
Belmonte
STEAM Academy
Principal Christopher Blair (Saugus
Advocate photo by Mark E. Vogler)
By Mark E. Vogler
P
arents, teachers, school
administrators and other
advocates for Saugus
Public Schools walked away
as an excited crowd from Saugus
Town Hall less than three
months ago after the Annual
Town Meeting approved an increase
of nearly $3 million in the
Saugus Middle-High School
Principal Carla A. Scuzzarella
(Saugus Advocate photo by Mark E. Vogler)
school budget for the 2027 Fiscal
Year that began July 1. The town
invested $37.6 million â€” lots of
money for new programs, for additional
resources, supplies and
to hire additional teachers and
staff in hopes of making dramatic
improvements in the townâ€™s
public education system.
With Town Manager Scott C.
Crabtree, the Finance CommitVeterans
Early Learning Center
Principal Michael Mondello
(Saugus Advocate photo by Tara Vocino)
tee and Town Meeting all supporting
Saugus Schools Superintendent
Michael Hashemâ€™s
budget request in full this year,
thereâ€™s great reason for the three
school building principals to be
optimistic about the 2026-27 academic
school year, which began
this past Wednesday (Sept.
2). They also have high expectations
for improvements in
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here, and on improving and
strengthening instruction and
assessment practices,â€� she said.
Belmonte STEAM Academy
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THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE â€“ FRiDAy, SEPTEMbER 4, 2026
Saugus welcomes a new VSO
Retired Army Colonel Joseph R. Connell, with 30 years of active duty, takes charge of Saugus Veteransâ€™ Services Office
By Mark E. Vogler
Several town officials noted
R
etired U.S. Army Colonel
Joseph R. Connell
began active duty this
week as Saugusâ€™ new full-time
Veterans Service Officer (VSO),
filling an important Town Hall
position which had been vacant
for nearly two months.
Last weekâ€™s announcement of
Colonel Connell by Town Manager
Scott C. Crabtreeâ€™s Office
drew favorable reviews from
local veterans, town officials
and VSOs from other communities
across the region.
â€œWe had a good meeting and
we spent about an hour together,â€�
Saugus Veterans Council
Commander Stephen L. Castinetti
told The Saugus Advocate
after his visit on Tuesday
(Sept. 1).
â€œI also took him to Veterans
Park, Riverside Cemetery Veterans
lots and the American Legion.
He seems to be motivated
and ready to get to work. I
think heâ€™ll do well for the Veterans
of Saugus. Looking forward
to working with him,â€� said Castinetti,
a retired U.S. Navy captain
who has been active in the
townâ€™s veterans activities for
many years.
on The Advocate Newspapers
Facebook page that they had
high expectations for Connell,
who retired as a colonel following
30 years of active-duty
distinguished service in the
United States Army. â€œWelcome
to Saugus. We are fortunate to
have you,â€� Selectman Jeff Cicolini
wrote in a post accompanied
with an American flag.
Board of Selectmen Chair
Debra Panetta posted, â€œThis is
great news for Saugus.â€�
â€œHis qualifications are very
impressive,â€� Panetta said after
Tuesday nightâ€™s Board of Selectmenâ€™s
meeting.
â€œI havenâ€™t met him yet, but I
am looking forward to it. His
first day was Monday [yesterday],
and I was away in NH, and
came home today for my meeting,â€�
she said.
Former Selectman Corinne
Riley, who is actively involved
in veterans events in the community,
said she is looking forward
to meeting Connell. â€œHis
service and experience is very
impressive,â€� she said.
Former Saugus VSO Jay Pinette
also welcomed Connell.
â€œAs a former VSO, I understand
how critical the position is,â€� PinJ&
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Connell fills the vacancy left
by former Saugus VSO SueAnn
Cheung, who resigned in early
July after a little more than nine
months on the job to become
director of the Brookline Veteransâ€™
Services Office. Cheung,
a U.S. Marine Corps veteran,
made Saugus history last Sept.
26 when Town Manager Scott
C. Crabtree announced he had
hired her to become the townâ€™s
first full-time VSO.
The press release issued by
the Town Managerâ€™s Office last
Friday emphasized that the
new VSO â€œbrings an exceptional
combination of military command
experience, executive
leadership, municipal government
service and community
involvement to Saugus.â€�
â€œJoe Connell has devoted his
life to service and leadership,
and we are extremely fortunate
to have someone with his
experience and commitment
joining the Town of Saugus,â€�
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tree said. â€œHis 30 years of distinguished
military service, including
combat command and
senior leadership assignments,
together with his municipal
and private-sector experience,
give him an exceptional background
to advocate for our veterans
and military families.â€�
Connell achieved the rank of
Colonel during a 30-year active-duty
Army career that included
senior command and
leadership assignments in
the United States, Iraq and Afghanistan,
according to the
press release. He commanded
approximately 500 soldiers
with the 2nd Battalion, 11th
Field Artillery Regiment during
a 15-month deployment to
northern Iraq in support of Operation
Iraqi Freedom, where
his battalion conducted combat
and stability operations.
Connell later served with the
101st Airborne Division in Afghanistan
and subsequently
became Chief of Staff for the
Commander of United States
Forcesâ€“Afghanistan, helping
lead and coordinate a complex
multinational and interagency
headquarters during a significant
period of U.S. operations
in Afghanistan. From 2010 until
his retirement in 2014, Connell
served as Senior Army Advisor
to the Adjutant General
of the Massachusetts National
Guard, advising senior leadership
on organization, personnel,
training, operations, logistics,
mobilization planning and
the Legion of Merit, Bronze
Star, Defense Meritorious Service
Medal, Meritorious Service
Medal, Iraq Combat Service
Medal and Afghanistan
Combat Service Medal, among
numerous other awards and
honors. Connell also served as
a senior trainer at the Armyâ€™s
Joint Readiness Training Center,
where he trained, coached
and mentored battalion commanders
and units preparing
for deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan.
As
Veteransâ€™ Service Officer,
Connell will lead the Townâ€™s efforts
to support Saugus veterans
and their families and help
ensure they receive the benefits,
services and assistance
they have earned. His responsibilities
will include administering
benefits under Massachusetts
General Laws Chapter
115, assisting veterans with
state and federal benefits and
claims, connecting veterans
and their families with available
programs and resources
and serving as an advocate and
liaison with local, state and federal
agencies.
â€œPublic service did not end
for Joe when his military career
ended,â€� Town Manager Crabtree
said.
â€œHe continued to give back
through local government, veterans
initiatives and community
organizations. That commitment
to service, combined
with his leadership experience
and understanding of government,
will be tremendously
valuable to Saugus veterans
and their families,â€� the town
manager said.
Following his military career,
Connell continued serving
in senior executive and
management positions in the
private sector. His experience
includes serving as Director
of Global Security for Thermo
Fisher Scientific and holding
senior project, operations and
security leadership positions
with Siemens, Stanley Black &
Decker Security Solutions and
State Street Corporation. He
currently serves as Northeast
VSO | SEE PAGE 12
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ELECTION | FROM PAGE 2
U.S. Sen. Edward J. Markey
won the Saugus Democratic
vote in his primary battle
with Congressman Seth
Moulton, 1,743 to 1,122.
Dan Koh dominated the
field of six candidates who
were vying to fill the Sixth
District Massachusetts Congressional
seat vacated by
SCHOOL | FROM PAGE 5
Veterans Early Learning Center
Principal Mike Mondello are
equally enthused about the start
of the new school year, while
also understanding the need to
show results for the townâ€™s commitment
to an improved education
system.
As the three principals prepared
for the start of a new
school year, The Saugus Advocate
reached out to them to
share their expectations and to
introduce their new staff.
Saugus Middle-High School
Principal Carla A. Scuzzarella
said she expects the enrollment
in grades 6-12 to be similar
to last year: about 1,300 students.
The principal said there
are 13 new teachers and staff at
the school, but that she expects
to fill a few positions because of
recent resignations.
Principal Scuzzarella said she
is most excited about these
new programs: â€œWe have a new
norm-referenced testing program
going into place which will
allow teachers to collaborate using
common assignments and
assessments, as well as benchmark
assessments to monitor
growth and areas for improvement.
SMHS will have release
time at least 1 Wednesday per
month to allow for teacher collaboration.
We are also very excited
to have a comprehensive
tutoring program being implemented
to support middle and
high school students during the
school day and after school.â€�
The new teachers and staff
include:
â€¢ Taylor Bogdanski: MS Special
Education teacher, transfer from
Belmonte, SHS grad.
â€¢ Robert Calla: HS Life Skills
Special Education teacher, coming
from the private sector with
a lot of relevant experience, SHS
grad.
â€¢ Gurpreet Kaur Gidda: 7th
Grade Mathematics, experienced
teacher coming from
Moulton. Koh received 1,142
votes, about 42 percent of
the votes cast in the race. He
outdistanced his opponents
throughout the district.
Koh, of Andover, worked as
the White House senior aide
to President Joseph Biden. He
also worked as chief of staff
to former U.S. Labor Secretary
Marty Walsh and as his
chief of staff when Walsh
Lynn Public Schools.
â€¢
Rachel Virgin: HS English
Language Learning and English
teacher, experienced teacher
coming from Everett Public
Schools, SHS grad.
â€¢ Olra Casey: 6th Grade English,
experienced teacher, longterm
substitute in 6th grade English
last school year.
â€¢ Nicole Parziale: HS Special
Education teacher, experienced
teacher coming from Lynnfield,
SHS grad.
â€¢
Brian Dunn: HS Wellness
teacher, experienced teacher
coming from Malden Catholic.
â€¢ Kylie Phillips: MS Wellness
teacher, SHS grad.
â€¢ Brooke Daley, Special Education
ABA.
â€¢ Sydney Imbrescia, Special
Education ABA.
â€¢ Melinda Curran, Special Education
paraprofessional, transfer
from VELC.
â€¢ Mary Bertocchi, SMHS Nurse.
â€¢ Frank Kowalski, SMHS Assistant
Principal (Grades 10 & 12).
Belmonte STEAM Academy
Belmonte STEAM Academy
Principal Christopher Blair said
the recent enrollment in grades
2-5 was 856 students, about 50
more than a year ago. The principal
said there will be 20 new
teachers and staff at the school.
Five of them are filling new positions
(one STEAM teacher, four
general education paras), the
rest replacing staff who have
left Belmonte (departures, retirements,
etc.) or paraprofessionals
who serve students who
are on Individualized Education
Plans (IEPs).
This yearâ€™s current staff is 104,
with 32 classroom teachers. Last
yearâ€™s total staff was 95. Blair said
most of the new faces belong to
paraprofessionals, and most of
them help students who have
serious to profound disabilities.
He said the school has added
four general education paras to
help teachers and administrators
with support and supervisions
tasks, student instruction
served as mayor of Boston.
Koh currently serves as an
Andover Select Board member.
He will face Republican
candidate Micah Quinney
Jones in November. Jones
was unopposed in this weekâ€™s
primary election.
John A. Beccia III finished
second to Koh with 615
votes, followed by Tram T.
Nguyen, 417; Jamie M. Belsiand
other activities.
Principal Blair said he is most
excited about these new programs:
â€œIâ€™m excited about all of
it, but the area where weâ€™re going
to burn the most calories
will be in the return of our Project
Lead the Way STEAM curriculum,
coupled with our new Belmonte
STEAM Fair. Students will
start thinking about their projects
from Day 1 and then start
planning and working on them
seriously sometime after Jan.
1. They will show their work off
the week of Memorial Day, one
day per grade. Every student will
participate. Weâ€™re talking real science,
technology, and so on. Iâ€™m
going to want well-planned, rigorous
stuff, without a single papier-macher
volcano in sight. Itâ€™s
going to be a lot of work for everybody.
Either the PLTW or the
STEAM Fair separately would be
a lot to handle, but if our school
has â€˜STEAMâ€™ in the name, we
need to deliver the goods.â€�
The new teachers and staff
include:
â€¢ Amanda Oâ€™Brien, assistant
principal
â€¢ Quinn Miller, Grade 5 teacher
â€¢ Sydney Rosensweig, Grade
to, 236; Bethan Andres-Beck,
164; and Mariah L. Lancaster,
144.
In the Democratic Primary
for the Sixth District Governorâ€™s
Council representative,
the incumbent Councillor,
Terrence W. Kennedy, beat
challenger Diann Mary Baylis
of Marblehead, 1,660 to 806.
Kennedy won by 58 percent
across the district.
5 teacher
â€¢ Gabriella Marchese, Grade
4 teacher
â€¢ Ashley Cinelli, STEAM teacher
â€¢
Mikayla Montemurro, special
education teacher
â€¢ William Sullivan, special education
teacher
â€¢ Stephanie Bluestein, special
education teacher
â€¢ Carlie Pogue, ABA
â€¢ Miryam Allison, general education
para
â€¢
education para
â€¢ Maureen Gromley, general
education para
â€¢ Sabrina Chaves, general education
para
â€¢ Julianna Marulli, special education
para
â€¢ Giovanna Braido, special education
para
â€¢ Stephanie Griffin, special education
para
â€¢ Lindsay Smith, special education
para
â€¢ Catherine Reale, speech and
language pathologist assistant
â€¢ Sherley Tobar, assistant occupational
therapist
Veterans Early Learning
Center
In the only contested Republican
race on the Saugus
ballot, Michael Roger Minogue
beat Brian Shortsleeve,
1,317 to 285. Minogue won 76
percent of the vote in the Republican
Primary statewide.
He will face Gov. Maura Healey
in the Nov. 3 General Election.
Minogue, a Hamilton resident,
is a former CEO of the medical
device company Abiomed.
Veterans Early Learning CenSandandeep
Kaur, general
ter Principal Mike Mondello
said he expects the school
enrollment to be the same as
past years for the Pre-K, Kindergarten
and first grade classes:
between 500 and 525 students.
He said the school will
have one new teacher and
three new paraprofessionals
this year. â€œWe have been fortunate
to remain fully staffed and
we have about 100 staff members
(teachers, paras, nurses,
clerks, social workers and kitchen
staff),â€� he said.
Principal Mondello said he is
most excited about these new
programs: â€œWe are excited to
continue building our capacity
to deliver high quality small
group instruction, develop student
discourse and oral language
and supporting our special
education programming.â€�
The new teachers and staff
include:
â€¢ Cassandra DeMille, PK teacher
â€¢
Georgia Fire, PK para
â€¢ Abigail Wallace, Special Education
para
â€¢ Emma Doherty, Special Education
para
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THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE â€“ FRiDAy, SEPTEMbER 4, 2026
The Sounds of Saugus
By Mark E. Vogler
Good morning, Saugus
It was with great regret that I
wasnâ€™t able to get down to Saugus
last week (Wednesday, Aug.
26) to observe a moving tribute
for the late Saugus Fire Lieutenant
Damian Drella. To me, Lt.
Drella was one of the great ambassadors
of the fire service right
here in Saugus, or anywhere my
travels have taken me during
52 years of newspaper journalism.
Unfortunately, I couldnâ€™t be
there for the funeral, because I
was on deadline, closing out last
Fridayâ€™s edition (Aug. 28) of The
Saugus Advocate.
Fortunately, on the previous
Friday, my eyes caught a wonderful
article by Peter Matthews,
editor of Firehouse.com,
about the special tribute that
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36 Federal Street
Salem, MA 01970
(978) 744-1020
Docket No. ES26P2581EA
Estate of: NINA LERIGIS
Date of Death: 03/02/2026
CITATION ON PETITION FOR
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in the Petition.
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thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without
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Date: August 28, 2026
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Ricky Sica, owner of the Medford-based
428 Graphics, had
paid to his friend at the request
of Lt. Drellaâ€™s family: a wrap that
would turn Lt. Drellaâ€™s casket into
a fire engine. I contacted Peter
and Ricky, seeking permission
to reprint the article along with
a few photos of the casket in last
weekâ€™s paper. They agreed.
The response was overwhelming
to the article we posted on
Advocate Newspapers Facebook
page. More than 1,100 people
who read the article posted
that they liked or loved the article.
That was the most favorable
feedback we have had on Advocate
Newspapers for a Saugus
story. Earlier in the month, I received
221 â€œloves and likesâ€� for a
front-page story titled â€œSachems
hockey making a comeback.â€�
And I thought that was our alltime
high at the time.
I will forever think of Lt. Drella
anytime I reflect on 9/11. It was
back in 2019, that after a Sept.
11 ceremony at the Central Fire
Station, Lt. Drella took me up on
an invitation for a sit-down interview
over coffee across the
street at Dunkinâ€™ for â€œThe Advocate
Asksâ€� question and answer
interview. He talked about
how his life was affected by the
events of Sept. 11, 2001. Lt. Drella
was among the local firefighters
who traveled to New York
City to help in the early days after
two commercial airliners hijacked
by terrorists flew into
the World Trade Center towers,
destroying the landmark of the
cityâ€™s financial district and causing
the deaths of 2,763 people.
He had a friend who was one
of 343 New York City firefighters
who died that day. Iâ€™ve been
to several 9/11 ceremonies, and
usually Lt. Drella was the guy
who rang the bell. He was also
the guy who would freely offer
some great fire and accident
photos to me or any other reporter
who needed a great photo
to go with a police/fire story.
Damian Drella was an interesting
man who devoted his professional
career and life to Saugus.
He was somebody who touched
many lives in his hometown and
beyond. He was a great guy and
compassionate person who died
way too young.
Saugus United Parish Food
Pantry
A 9/11 REMBERED: The late Saugus Fire Lieutenant Damian
Drella stood in front of his favorite fire engine after a 9/11
Ceremony in front of the Central Fire Station in 2019. Lt. Drella
died at age 58 last month of occupational cancer after nearly
four decades working for his hometown. (Saugus Advocate file photo by
Mark E. Vogler)
The Saugus United Parish
Food Pantry will be open today
(Friday, September 4) from
9:30-11 a.m. at 50 Essex St. in the
basement of Cliftondale Congregational
Church. The food pantry
welcomes all neighbors facing
food insecurity on Friday
mornings. Volunteers are also
welcome. Please call the Food
Pantry Office (781-233-2663) or
go to the website (cliftondalecc.
org) for details.
Four busy days coming soon
Best wishes to our Saugus
readers for a safe, happy and
healthy Labor Day weekend.
Next week will be a busy one.
â€¢ Next Friday, Sept. 11, will
mark the 25th anniversary of
the terrorist attacks on the Twin
Towers in New York City. It involved
four hijacked airliners
in coordinated attacks by the
Islamic terrorist organization
al-Qaeda. Two planes crashed
into the Twin Towers and another
was flown into the Pentagon
building, which houses
the nationâ€™s Department of
Defense, in Arlington, Va. There
was a passenger mutiny on the
fourth jet, which crashed in a
field in Shanksville, Pa. instead of
its intended target â€“ believed to
be the U.S. Capitol or the White
House. The Saugus Fire Department
is expected to have its normal
ceremony late morning on
Sept. 11. Meanwhile, Board of
Selectmen Chair Debra Panetta
and former Selectman Corinne
Riley are coordinating a special
9/11 remembrance event at
6 p.m. in front of Saugus Town
Hall.
â€¢ On Saturday, September 12,
the 45th Annual Saugus Founderâ€™s
Day celebration will be held
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. outside
Saugus Town Hall and continuing
down Central Street and Taylor
Street. Itâ€™s been called the
townâ€™s biggest fundraising event
for nonprofit agencies and various
community groups. Founderâ€™s
Day will once again offer residents
the opportunity to come
together to show their Saugus
pride while they stroll past
more than 100 booths set up
for the celebration. There will
be food, craft and informational
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booths set up. There will be various
entertainment performances
involving music, theatre and
dance groups. The highlight of
this huge community social occasion
will be the presentation
of this yearâ€™s Saugus Persons of
the Year 2026 recipients: a â€œMan
of the Yearâ€� and a â€œWoman of the
Year.â€� A list of the recipients dating
back to 1989 will be read as
part of the ceremony. A makeshift
stage will be set up on the
steps of Saugus Town Hall for
living â€œPerson of the Yearâ€� recipients
to sit and welcome the two
honorees they voted on for this
yearâ€™s presentation.
â€¢ On Monday, Sept. 14, there
will be a Saugus Hope & Remembrance
vigil on the front lawn of
Saugus Town Hall at 6:30 p.m.
for Saugus to come together as
a community to remember the
lives the town has lost due to
overdose and suicide, to support
the families and friends who carry
their memory, and to remind
those who may be struggling
that they are not alone.
As part of the vigil, people will
be reading the names of loved
ones who have passed. If you or
someone you know would like a
loved oneâ€™s name included and
read aloud that evening, please
email their name to SaugusPreventionCoalition@gmail.com.
Whether
youâ€™ve experienced a
loss personally, know someone
who has or simply want to stand
beside your neighbors and show
your support, we hope youâ€™ll join
us. Please feel free to share with
your networks.
â€¢ On Monday, Sept. 14, the
VFW will be hosting the Red
Cross blood drive from noon to
5 p.m. Appointments are recommended
and can be made
at redcrossblood.org or by calling
1-800-733-2767; Saugus
VFW, 190C Main St., Saugus, MA
01906.
Events later this month
â€¢ On Saturday, Sept. 26, from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Breakheart Reservation
will host the Fall Family
Festival 2026. Free events will
include lawn games, live animal
exhibits, storytelling, music and
family-oriented activities. Watch
and learn about owls with Mass
Audubon or hold a live snake
with the Cape Ann Vernal Pond
team. This event is cosponsored
by DCR, Friends of Breakheart,
Saugus Cultural Council and
SAVE.
~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
2026 FINANCIAL RECORDS
The 2026 financial records of the Belmonte Upper
Elementary School PTO, INC., are available at the
address noted below, for inspection during normal
business hours. Any citizen can request these documents
within 180 days after publication of this notice of its
availability, The Belmonte Upper Elementary PTO, Inc.,
25 Dow St. Saugus, MA. 01906
September 04, 2026
.
â€¢ Saugus Olympics Day at
World Series Park in Saugus will
be held Saturday, Sept. 26, from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nancy Kerrigan,
a former Olympics medalist, will
take part in the opening ceremony
and will be available to
meet and greet those in attendance.
Other former Olympics
medalists, including athletes
who competed in this yearâ€™s Winter
Olympics, have been invited.
Funds raised from the event
will go to Challenger Baseball
and Boys & Girls Club. A baseball
tournament involving Challenger
Baseball teams from the area
will start at 9 a.m. At 11 a.m. the
opening ceremony and parade
of athletes will take place.
Monthly Historical Society
meeting
On Wednesday, September 9,
Alison C. Simcox and Douglas
L. Heath will speak about their
latest book â€œWalls, Rock, and
Rum: Colonial History and the
Founding of Middlesex Fells.â€�
Middlesex Fells is one of the
most storied state parks in the
United States. Home to Indigenous
Peoples for thousands of
years, this land became part of
Charlestown, first capital of the
Massachusetts Bay Colony. Puritans
transformed the landscape,
marked woodlots with stone
walls and gave the largest lots
to wealthy men. They harvested
timber and quarried stones
from the Fells to build homes,
ships and walls and to fuel brickmaking
and rum distilling. Enslaved
labor, acquired through
the transatlantic trade, supported
these markets. Today the Fells
is preserved, but beyond its trails
and wooded vistas lie deeper
stories of Indigenous communities
and colonial transformation.
Alison C. Simcox and Douglas L.
Heath trace this history with new
research published for the first
time. The authors have spoken
to the Historical Society about
their previous books, including
two about Breakheart Reservation,
and have been very popular
with their audiences. They
will have books available for
purchase at the event, and as always
it is open to the public and
there will be light refreshments.
The event will be held at 30 Main
Street at 7 p.m.
Sept. 20
Saugus Democrats event
On Sunday, Sept. 20, the Saugus
Democratic Town Committee
is holding a â€œCoffee and Conversationâ€�
event at 10 a.m. at the
Saugus Italian American Club, 1
Beachview Ave., Saugus. Tickets
are $20 in advance and $25 at
the door. Come for coffee and
pastries and meet your local and
state representatives and candidates.
All are welcome to attend!
For tickets and information contact
saugusdtc@gmail.com.
Veterans Day Bricks Program
is Back
The Saugus Veterans Council
is pleased to reinstate the Brick
Program! After our vendor retired
last year (thank you, Del
from Pavlok, for working with us
over the years), we have found
another engraver who will be
taking our orders for Veterans
Day! Proceeds from the brick
sales are devoted to the upkeep
of Saugus Veterans Park.
If you are interested in purchasing
a brick, a 4x8â€� is $100 (three
lines) and an 8x8â€� (five lines) is
$200. Please contact Corinne Riley
(781-231-7995) for an application
or more information. All
orders must be in no later than
Sept. 10.
The Veterans Council will have
its annual booth at our Townâ€™s
Founderâ€™s Day celebration. We
will have a scratch ticket raffle,
sale of challenge coins and
MREs! Stop by our booth and
support the council and say hello
to our retired Veterans who
served to protect our great nation.
On
Friday, September 18, we
will hold the POW/MIA Missing
Man Table Ceremony at 6 p.m. at
Veterans Park, corner of Central
and Winter Sts. This recognition
of Prisoners of War and Missing
In Action is to honor and know
â€œYou are not forgotten.â€�
- LEGAL NOTICE -
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Essex Probate and Family Court
36 Federal Street
Salem, MA 01970
(978) 744-1020
Docket No. ES26C0271CA
In the matter of: Jocelyn Renee Schell
CITATION ON
PETITION TO CHANGE NAME
A Petition to Change Name of Minor has been filed by Jocelyn
Renee Schell of Saugus, MA requesting that the court enter a
Decree changing their name to: Jocelyn Renee Donahue.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Any person may appear for the purposes of objecting to the
petition by filing an appearance at: Essex Probate and
Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of
09/17/2026. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by
which you must file a written appearance if you object to
this proceeding.
WITNESS, Hon. Frances M. Giordano, First Justice of
this Court.
Date: August 13, 2026
PAMELA CASEY Oâ€™BRIEN
REGISTER OF PROBATE
September 04, 2026
- LEGAL NOTICE -
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Middlesex Division
Docket No. MI26P4502
Estate of: Christodouli Romvos
Date of Death: June 26, 2026
INFORMAL PROBATE
PUBLICATION NOTICE
To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by
Petition of Petitioner George Romvos of Hampton, NH
a Will has been admitted to informal probate.
George Romvos of Hampton, NH has been informally appointed
as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety
on the bond.
The estate is being administered under informal procedure by
the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform
Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory
and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but
interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration
from the Personal Representative and can petition the
Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution
of assets and expenses of administration. Interested parties
are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings
and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of
Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure.
A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from
the Petitioner.
September 04, 2026
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Savvy Senior
by Jim Miller
Smartphones Made
Simple for Seniors
Dear Savvy Senior,
My 79-year-old mom just upgraded
from a flip phone to a
smartphone, but sheâ€™s having trouble
figuring it out. Is there a way to
make it easier for her to use?
--Only Daughter
Dear Only,
Switching from a flip phone
to a smartphone can be a big
adjustment. What seems second
nature to younger users can
feel overwhelming to someone
whoâ€™s never used a touchscreen.
Even though the screen is bigger,
the text can still be tiny, the
buttons hard to tap, and one accidental
touch can open an app
or change a setting. Even simple
tasks like texting or taking a picture
can suddenly feel frustrating.
The good news is that smartphones
can be surprisingly senior-friendly.
Both iPhones and
Android phones have built-in
accessibility features that make
them easier to see, hear, and navigate.
The exact steps vary depending
on the phone, but here
are some of the most helpful settings
to look for.
Apple iPhone
If your mom has an Apple iPhone,
start by opening the Settings
app, then tap Display and
Brightness. From there, she can
make the text larger, turn on bold
text, and use Display Zoom to
make icons, buttons, and menus
bigger. Even these small changes
can make the phone much easier
to use.
Accessibility offers several
helpful tools. VoiceOver reads
whatever is on the screen aloud,
Zoom enlarges small text or photos,
and Voice Control lets her
open apps or dictate messages
simply by speaking.
For a simpler home screen, try
Assistive Access. It creates a clean
layout with large buttons and
fewer apps, and you can lock it
with a passcode so it wonâ€™t accidentally
switch back. For someone
moving from a flip phone,
this can make using the phone
much less intimidating.
Google Pixel
If your mom uses a Google Pixel,
open Settings, then Display,
and select Display size and text.
She can make words, buttons,
and icons larger and increase color
contrast to make everything
easier to see.
Swipe gestures can be confusing
for first-time smartphone users.
Switching to the traditional
three-button layout brings back
simple on-screen buttons for
Home, Back, and Recent Apps,
making navigation much easier.
In Accessibility, TalkBack can
read text aloud, Magnification
zooms in on parts of the screen,
Live Caption adds subtitles automatically,
Sound Amplifier makes
soft sounds louder, and Voice Access
lets her control the phone by
speaking.
Samsung Galaxy
If she has a Samsung Galaxy
phone, start by turning on Easy
Mode. Open Settings, tap Display,
and turn it on. This enlarges
text and icons, simplifies the
home screen, and adds a slight
delay to reduce accidental taps.
She can also adjust font size,
screen zoom, and switch navigation
from gestures to buttons. Accessibility
settings improve contrast,
offer captions or hearing
aid connections, and let her operate
the phone with voice commands.
Extra
tips
Clean up your momâ€™s home
screen by removing apps she
doesnâ€™t use and placing her most
used apps â€“ such as Phone, Messages,
and Photos â€“ on the first
screen. Choose a simple wallpaper,
turn up the ringtone and
alert volume, add favorite contacts
for one-touch calling, and
increase the screen timeout so
the display stays on longer.
Remember, the goal isnâ€™t to
master every feature. Start with
the basics â€“ answering calls,
sending texts, and taking photos
â€“ and give her plenty of time
to practice. A little patience goes
a long way. With a few simple adjustments,
her smartphone can
become a tool she actually enjoys
using.
Send your questions or
comments to questions@
savvysenior.org, or to Savvy
Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman,
OK 73070.
New era, familiar face as Bluestein
takes over Saugus football
By Dom Nicastro
There is a new head coach
calling the shots for Saugus
High football this fall, but
there arenâ€™t any surprises
about Greg Bluesteinâ€™s relationship
with the Sachems.
Bluestein grew up in the
program, graduated from
Saugus High in 2008 and
returned to the Sachemsâ€™
coaching staff in 2022. Now,
after serving as defensive coordinator
and associate head
coach under former coach
Steve Cummings, Bluestein
takes over a program looking
to build upon some encouraging
signs from the end of
last season.
And his first preseason as
the man in charge has been
a busy one.
Saugus enters the 2026
campaign with roughly 35
players, a new coaching staff
and plenty of work underway
as Bluestein and his assistants
figure out exactly
what kind of team they have.
The team opens up at Cambridge
Rindge & Latin Thursday,
Sept. 10 at 6 p.m.
â€œNumbers are good,â€�
Bluestein said. â€œ30 or 35
kids. Youâ€™re always looking
for more obviously, but itâ€™s
not a bad start.â€�
The Sachems
fini shed
2-9 last fall, but the record
didnâ€™t tell the entire story
of how they finished. Saugus
blanked East Boston,
34-0, before nearly pulling
off a Thanksgiving stunner
against Peabody.
The Sachems exploded
to a 20-0 first-quarter lead
against the Tanners and
eventually fell, 28-26. It was a
painful ending but also provided
a glimpse of the young
talent that would be back
for 2026.
Now Bluestein gets the opportunity
to lead that returning
group.
Senior Paxton Ferraro, a
Northeastern Conference
to work with.
One of the most intriguing
returning players is junior
quarterback Eli Fialho.
Fialho received valuable
varsity experience as a sophomore
and showed his playmaking
ability on Thanksgiving.
With Saugus trailing
Peabody in the fourth quarter,
he escaped pressure and
connected with Jordan Rodriguez
for a 65-yard touchdown
that pulled the Sachems
within two points.
This preseason, however,
it isnâ€™t only Fialhoâ€™s arm and
legs that have impressed his
new head coach.
SHS Sachems head football
coach Greg Bluestein.
League All-Star last season,
begins the year as Saugusâ€™
captain and will have no
shortage of responsibilities.
Bluestein described Ferraro
as the type of player
coaches can use almost anywhere.
â€œHeâ€™s
a leader by example,â€�
Bluestein said. â€œHeâ€™s doing a
great job of making sure that
the kids are where they need
to be in terms of practice
times and stuff, but also on
the field, getting them lined
up properly and stuff, and
just providing effort everywhere
he goes. Heâ€™s a great
kid, coachâ€™s dream. Wish I
had him for another couple
years.â€�
As for where Ferraro will
play?
â€œEverywhere,â€� Bluestein
said. â€œHeâ€™s gonna be moving
all over the place, offense,
defense. Heâ€™s kind of a Swiss
Army knife in that way. Heâ€™s
just somebody that you line
him up, and he figures it out.
So weâ€™re lucky to have him.â€�
Ferraro is one member of
a sizable senior class that
gives the first-year head
coach some veteran pieces
â€œEli has been like poster
child for leadership this
whole camp,â€� Bluestein said.
â€œSuper, super proud of the
way heâ€™s handled things in
terms of our installation process
and all the stuff that
weâ€™ve been going through.
Itâ€™s been a rigorous camp,
but heâ€™s done a really good
job of not just the effort on
his part, but holding everybody
accountable.â€�
Bluestein said Fialho has
been willing to demand the
same commitment from his
teammates.
â€œHeâ€™s been getting on kids
and making sure that theyâ€™re
providing the effort that
we need to be successful,â€�
Bluestein said.
Bluestein is also excited
about the speed of senior receiver
Ryan Moreira, whom
the coach believes is ready
for an expanded opportunity.
â€œRyan
Moreira is somebody
that stands out in
terms of our receiving corps,â€�
Bluestein said. â€œLots of speed.
Iâ€™ve been waiting for him to
come on for a while now, so
Iâ€™m excited to see what he
can do, now that heâ€™s getting
his chance.â€�
Exactly what the Saugus
offense will look like remains
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KOWALSKI | FROM PAGE 3
chem athletes, as sports have
been very good to me. Matt
does a great job and I look forward
to giving back. I enjoy being
around the game and at
the fields.â€�
Having worked on the North
BUYER2
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Shore as an educator for many
years, Kowalski got to learn
about Saugus and said he liked
what he observed as an outsider.
â€œI have always loved Saugus
and am looking forward to
working with an amazing administration,â€�
Kowalski said.
â€œDr. Scuzzarella is an amazSELLER2
ADDRESS
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73 Sweetwater St
53 Gates Rd
46 Hesper St
9 Cleveland Ave
9 Sumner St
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about studentsâ€™ success. My
values are really aligned with
Saugusâ€™s values, so I think it is
a great fit,â€� he said. â€œI love what
I do and am looking forward to
my work in Saugus. I am grateful
to Dr. Scuzzarella for this
opportunity as she has develCITY
Saugus
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a great team and I am
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- LEGAL NOTICE -
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Essex Probate and Family Court
36 Federal Street
Salem, MA 01970
(978) 744-1020
Docket No. ES25P2521EA
Estate of: MARY LILLIAN SURETTE
Also known as: MARY L. SURETTE
Date of Death: 07/15/2026
CITATION ON PETITION FOR
FORMAL ADJUDICATION
To all interested persons:
A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of
Personal Representative has been filed by Theodore D. Surette
of Saugus, MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree
and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition.
The Petitioner requests that:
Theodore D. Surette of Saugus, MA be appointed as Personal
Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety on the
bond in unsupervised administration.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from
the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object
to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file
a written appearance and objection at this Court before:
10:00 a.m. on the return day of 09/30/2026.
This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you
must file a written appearance and objection if you object to
this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely written appearance
and objection followed by an affidavit of objections within
thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without
further notice to you.
UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE
MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC)
A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in
an unsupervised administration is not required to file an
inventory or annual accounts with the Court. Persons interested
in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the administration
directly from the Personal Representative and may petition
the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the
distribution of assets and expenses of administration.
WITNESS, Hon. Frances M. Giordano, First Justice of this
Court.
Date: August 26, 2026
PAMELA A. CASEY Oâ€™BRIEN
REGISTER OF PROBATE
September 04, 2026
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OBITUARIES
Robert N. Belyea
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f Saugus.
A ff ec -
tionally
known as Bob,
Bobby, Uncle Bob, and Papa
passed away on August 28,
2026 surrounded by his loving
family at the age of 90. He was
the loving husband of Henrietta
(Laborde) to whom he was
married for 64 years; they were
truly inseparable.
Bob was a lifelong resident
and true son of Saugus. He is
the last of his generation in the
Belyea family predeceased by
his parents Reginald and Freda
(Rankin) Belyea and siblings
Irma, Stan, Barbara, Lois, and
Ruth.
A 1954 graduate of Saugus
High School, Bob starred on
the gridiron for the 1953 North
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a work in progress.
Bluestein isnâ€™t trying to
force his players into a predetermined
identity. With
newcomers, returning veterans
and some players coming
back to football after
time away, the staff is using
the preseason to determine
what this particular roster
does best.
â€œEvery day is us trying
to expand what these kids
know and what these kids
can handle, and itâ€™s us trytime
attached to the Air Force
stationed in Japan and the Philippines.
In the early 1960â€™s, he
went on to work for a few years
as a printer with his brother Stan
at Club Library (now Park Press)
before embarking on a 30 plus
year career with NABISCO.
Bob was an avid sports fan
Shore League Champion Sachems,
playing both offensive
and defensive line; he never
left the field. Bob was honored
by every major newspaper in
Eastern Massachusetts and ultimately
inducted into the Saugus
High School Sports Hall of
Fame in 1999.
After high school, Bob served
in the US Army from 1958 to
1960 and spoke often of his
ing to figure out where the
right pieces are and the right
places,â€� Bluestein said. â€œFor
us, right now, itâ€™s trying to
find that identity and figure
out, what kind of a team do
we have?â€�
Bluestein spent the previous
several seasons overseeing
the Saugus defense,
and there are several names
to watch on that side of the
football.
Senior Dawin Camilo
Grullon is expected to take
on a significant role at middle
linebacker after contribFURNISHED
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and athlete. He played in the
Saugus Menâ€™s Softball League
into his 40â€™s, bowled in the Saugus
Menâ€™s League, and was an
avid golfer well into his 80â€™s.
Bob loved the Celtics and never
missed a game on TV but was
very happy watching any of Bostonâ€™s
major sports teams.
In retirement, Bob and Henrietta
enjoyed many happy years
with family and friends, traveling
between Florida and
Saugus, and long road trips
throughout the US. His favorite
times by far was when he was
surrounded by his family. Holidays,
birthdays, and big famiuting
last season, while Ferraro
will be deployed in multiple
spots.
â€œDawin should step up at
the middle linebacker spot,â€�
Bluestein said. â€œHe came in
last year and did a great job.
Paxton obviously is going to
be excellent for us in a couple
spots.â€�
There could also be opportunities
for some of the
youngest Sachems.
Freshmen Leo Exantus,
Dicky Nuzzo III and Rhodj
Laguerre have caught the
coaching staffâ€™s attention
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also brings extensive
municipal and community service
experience. He is a former
Chairman of the Lynnfield Select
Board and has served on
numerous municipal boards
and committees. He serves as
Chairman of the Lynnfield Veterans
Memorial Committee and
served as Project Manager for
Lynnfieldâ€™s new Veterans Memorial,
overseeing implementation
of a major community project
honoring those who served.
He holds a Master of Arts in
Public Administration from Central
Michigan University and
ly dinners were a constant and
always planned so everyone
could be there. He was always
cooking and preparing food for
whoever might drop in, which
literally happened daily.
Bob volunteered his talents
and time coaching Saugus Little
League for many years and
to Greater Lynn Mental Health
at a Group Home managed by
Henrietta, playing Santa for several
Christmas seasons and giving
haircuts.
Bob was a loving and devoted
father survived by his son
Bob Jr. and his wife Robin from
Saugus, daughter Karen and her
husband Shawn of Marblehead,
son Kevin and his wife Alison of
Saugus, and son Gary of Saugus.
Bob is also survived by his cherished
grandchildren Ryan, Kevin
and his wife Bianca, Erin, Kerri
and her husband Craig, Madison
and her husband Omar, Karissa,
Andrew, and Morgan and
during the preseason, and
Bluestein believes some
members of that group could
find their way onto the varsity
field.
Sophomore Isaiah Santiago
is another young linebacker
the Sachems are eager to
develop.
â€œHe has a lot of potential on
him,â€� Bluestein said. â€œHeâ€™s only
a sophomore, somebody that
we were really excited about
last year, and Iâ€™m excited to
see him play again this year.â€�
Junior lineman Steph Cazeau
also returns after gaina
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal
Justice and Police Science from
Norwich University. He is a graduate
of the U.S. Army Command
and General Staff College and
attended the U.S. Army War College,
where he was selected as a
National Security Fellow at Harvard
Universityâ€™s John F. Kennedy
School of Government. Connellâ€™s
military professional education
also includes Ranger
School, Airborne School, Air Assault
School, Pathfinder School
and Jumpmaster School.
Connell said his interest in becoming
Saugusâ€™ Veterans Services
Officer reflects his desire
to continue a lifetime of service
by helping fellow veterans and
their families. â€œAfter 30 years in
the Army, service has remained
great grandchildren Coby, Evelyn,
Cameron, and Analise.
Bob is also survived by many
nieces and nephews who loved
him dearly. He was the patriarch
of the extended family for many
years and would get calls regularly
from them to relive and
share memories, for family history,
or just to talk.
Donations in Bobâ€™s memory
may be made to Breakthrough
T1D at the attached link http://
www2.breakthrought1d.org/
goto/TeamEvelyn or by mail at
Breakthrough T1D, PO Box 5021
Hagerstown, MD, 21741-5021.
Relatives and friends were invited
to attend visiting hours
in the Bisbee-Porcella Funeral
Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., SAUGUS,
on Monday, August 31.A
funeral service will be held in
the funeral home on Tuesday.
Interment Puritan Lawn Memorial
Park.
ing varsity experience last
season. He provided one of
the highlights of the Thanksgiving
game when he recovered
a blocked punt in the
end zone for his first career
touchdown.
In the Northeastern Conference,
Winthrop, Gloucester
and Swampscott remain
formidable opponents, while
Salem enters the season with
a new head coach.
â€œItâ€™s a gauntlet,â€� Bluestein
said. â€œBut you know what? Itâ€™s
one of the reasons that I love
coaching here.â€�
an important part of who I am,â€�
Connell said in a brief statement.
â€œI am honored to have the
opportunity to serve the veterans
of Saugus and their families
and to help ensure they receive
the benefits, resources, recognition
and support they have
earned. I look forward to meeting
our veterans, their families
and their caregivers, and listening
to their needs and becoming
part of the Saugus community.â€�
Veterans,
active-duty military
service members and family
members seeking assistance
with benefits, programs or available
resources are encouraged
to contact the Saugus Veteransâ€™
Services Office at 781-2314010
at Town Hall.
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honor of an early newsboy Barney Flaherty,
who applied for the job on Sept.
4 when: 1833, 1899 or 1921?
2. What is Massachusettsâ€™ state cookie?
3. The first-known piggy banks (1100s)
were on what island with a name
meaning coffee?
4. On Sept. 5, 1882, in NYC, was the first
Labor Day parade â€” seeking what
workday hours?
5. What vegetable that has blue in its
name was first bred and sold in the
USA by Marbleheadâ€™s James J. H. Gregory?
6.
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doll likeness: Cher, Dolly Parton or
Twiggy?
7. On Sept. 6, 1620, the Mayflower sailed
from what English town with the same
name as a Massachusetts town?
8. What is another word for corn?
9. Who wrote the song â€œLeaves That
Are Greenâ€� and recorded it for two albums?
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Sept. 7 is Labor Day; in 1903 in
what 1742 Boston building was the
start of the 23rd annual convention
of the American Federation of Labor?
11. Who is thought to have written the
epic poems the Iliad and the Odyssey?
12. What is the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth,
which also supports other
veggies?
13. The USA top 10 hot dogâ€“consuming
cities host what leagueâ€™s sports
teams?
14. On Sept. 8, 1966, what sci-fi TV series
began?
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In what country was the Noble
and Holy Order of the Knights of Labor
founded in 1869?
In Edward Learâ€™s poem â€œThe Owl
and the Pussy-Cat,â€� what is a madeup
word?
17. September 9 is Chrysanthemum
Day in what country?
18. What is tectonics?
19. What state has a 2026 election ballot
with two people with the same first
& last name?
20. On Sept. 10, 1929, what golfer was
born who is the namesake of a beverage?
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UPGRADES THROUGHOUT. LAUNDRY , PROPANE HEAT NICE YARD, . AFFORDABLE
LUXURY. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING. DANVERS $184,900 CALL ERIC 781-223-0289
SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM, 1 BATH MOBILE HOME IN NEED OF A CONTRACTOR .
SPACIOUS FAMILY ROOM 24X10 WHICH COULD BE USED AS THE MAIN BEDROOM.
STEP UP TO A KITCHEN OFFERING PLENTY OF SPACE FOR ENTERTAINING .2
BEDROOMS WITH DBL CLOSETS AND A GOOD SIZE FULL BATH. DANVERS $89,900
CALL RHONDA 781-706-0842
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