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Hammertoe, a Boston based jazz band will perform in an afternoon concert. Bring lawn chairs, blankets or even a picnic lunch.

OUT WITH THE OLD...but, NEW TO YOU!!! Selling ALL household goodies; housewares, tools, furniture, both indoor & outdoor. Adult & child's 4 season clothing, books, TOYS, electronics...etc.

Saugus Historical Society presents for your viewing entertainment a new! a stunning! a heartwarming production! "Best show in town" 16 performances only! Free admission!

Toys, Plus Size Clothes, Household items, furniture, electronics, and more

We'll be holding a giant yard sale, including toys, furniture and many household goods. Hot dogs, hamburgers and sausages will be on the menu for the day.

3 family Yard Sale – Saturday, September 9th Starts at 8AM 365 Chandler Street, Tewksbury, MA (Corner of Main and Chandler) Furniture, CD’s, Videos, kids toys, appliances, and more!!

Multi Family Yard Sale Housewares and childrens items and more.

Out with the OLD, in with the almost NEW! Toys, clothing, housewares, tools, sporting goods, furniture. Moving south before winter sets in!

Central Street in front of the Town Hall will be closed for this annual event. A more detailed schedule is available.

first parish uu church of saugus 51 main street founder's day activities pony rides all ages rides $5.00 * pictures $2.00 each

First Parish Unitarian Universalist, 51 Main Street, corner of Summer Street welcomes our new minister. September 10, 2006 - Water Communion with Rev. Jackie Clement Water is the theme for this traditional UU service of in-gathering and celebration. We welcome those of all ages to share in the spiritual and life-sustaining miracle of water by bringing a small amount of water symbolic of a special spiritual moment you experienced over the summer. Our individual contributions will be poured into a common bowl merging our spirits and our power in community. Fellowship following service.

The Jolly Rogues return to Breakheart, but this time with a concert of Irish music performed in their own unique style Please bring blankes or chairs, or even your supper! Please note that this concert has been rescheduled to this date; it was originally supposed to happen on August 12th.

Congregation Ahavas Sholom, 343 Central Street, Saugus, MA will be holding High Holidays services according to this schedule: FRI - September 22 Erev Rosh Hashanah 7:30 P.M. SAT - September 23 Rosh Hashanah – First Day 9:30 A.M. SUN – September 24 Rosh Hashanah – Second Day 9:30A.M Tashlich immediately after service SUN – October 1 Kol Nidre Service 6:15 P.M. MON - October 2 Yom Kippur 9:30 AM Yizkor 11:30AM Closing Service 5:00 PM All are welcome. For further information call Bill or Maureen Appel 781-231-3562

Dr. Brian Clement, author, international lecturer and director of renowned Hippocrates Institute, will explore the institute's fifty years of helping people to heal themselves. He will also explain quantum health and how individual choices have global impact. An extensive question and answer period will be offered so that particpants will leave with viable, personal roadmaps back to completely healthy lives. Come and be motivated to change your life! Event will take place in the Juice Bar. Sign up today!

Long time teacher, author, and Saugonian John Burns will be our speaker. I am sure he will also have his new book for sale and you can get it personally signed by him.

In September -- a world class Folk Festival in your own backyard on the waterfront! What's your pleasure? Is it singer-songwriters, blues, bluegrass or roots music? Do you like to celebrate tradition or to discover new up-and-coming artists? The breadth of folk music at this year's Boston Folk Festival is rich as it is diverse. You don't have to be a connoisseur to enjoy our folk festival - but it helps to have a love for all different forms of music. And if the first eight years are any indication, you'll experience it all at the 9th Annual WUMB Boston Folk Festival. We've got four stages and more for you to choose from each day, so whether you prefer to stretch out a blanket on the harbor-front field stage or grab a table at our intimate coffeehouse, you'll be hearing some of the best music around. It's the biggest folk festival in the Boston area, and the greatest place to be if you like live music. Overall, it the best music from quality folk talent, the finest food and craft vendors from the New England area, and a fun, friendly atmosphere for the entire family.

Join us to celebrate at the Wild Oats Birthday Bash! FREE birthday cake for everyone who stops by!

This walk is open to ALL residents... we are walking to raise awareness for the issues our youth are facing, and to bring our community together as one. We are looking for any youth organization who wants to participate, please call Youth & Recreation at 781-231-4022

In September -- a world class Folk Festival in your own backyard on the waterfront! What's your pleasure? Is it singer-songwriters, blues, bluegrass or roots music? Do you like to celebrate tradition or to discover new up-and-coming artists? The breadth of folk music at this year's Boston Folk Festival is rich as it is diverse. You don't have to be a connoisseur to enjoy our folk festival - but it helps to have a love for all different forms of music. And if the first eight years are any indication, you'll experience it all at the 9th Annual WUMB Boston Folk Festival. We've got four stages and more for you to choose from each day, so whether you prefer to stretch out a blanket on the harbor-front field stage or grab a table at our intimate coffeehouse, you'll be hearing some of the best music around. It's the biggest folk festival in the Boston area, and the greatest place to be if you like live music. Overall, it the best music from quality folk talent, the finest food and craft vendors from the New England area, and a fun, friendly atmosphere for the entire family.

Main Street Melrose will be closed for this event.

Please join us and share your vision for the future of our organization.

Erev Rosh Hashanah 7:30 PM for more info call Bill or Maureen 781-231-3562

Come join us for a showing of "The Shaggy D.A." Admission is free. Popcorn and soda available at nominal prices.

Rosh Hashanah First Day 9:30 AM For more info call Bill or Maureen 781-231-3562

Meet Jan London, author of the cookbook "Coconut Cuisine". She will be here to do a cooking demonstration featuring recipes from her book. She will also be available afterward to sign copies of her cookbook, which is available for purchase at Wild Oats. Hope to see you there!

Point of Pines Yard Sale Lots of household items priced to sell!

343 Central Street Saugus High Holiday Schedule Saturday September 24 9:30 AM Rosh Hashanah Second Day Tashlich immediately following service For more information Call Bill or Maureen 781-231-3562

Choice of Chicken or Beef, Salad, Desert and Door Prizes. Entertainment by "September 19th Survivors". Call Brian Costin for more information 781-231-7039.

Next Saugus Democratic Town Committee will be held on September 24, 2006 at the Doc Dumas Social Center at Laurel Gardens. For more information contact Brian Costin at 781-231-7039

Teacher Appreciation Night at Wild Oats Market. Stop by for free refreshments and a special discount. It's our way of saying THANK YOU for all you do for the community. Hope to see you there!

The Joint Committee on School Buildings would like to invite the full community to a discussion regarding new school buildings. The Joint Committee on School Buildings in made-up of the Town Manager, the Superintendent, 5 Selectman, 5 School Committee members, 1 Town Meeting member, and 2 members of the School Building Assessment Committee. We hope to see you there.

In addition to all the Fair's regular events (arts & crafts demonstrations, beekeeping exhibits, birds of prey exhibits, blacksmith demos, chick hatching exhibits, milking demonstrations, essex county farmyard, farm & fair museum, farmers' market, 4H exhibit, hallamore 8-horse clydesdale hitch, the "kiddie korral", the miniature train exhibit, New England's premier fall flower show, the petting farm, Robinson's Racing Pigs, sand sculpture, spinning demonstrations, giant pumpkin contest, wood turning & wood carving exhibits), see the Royal Canadian Mounted Police "Musical Ride" at 6:00 PM and an evening fireworks display.

Come to the Recreation Center on Friday nights to play games, watch movies, hang with your friends... admission is FREE. Pizza and drinks available for $5

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan named October National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month (proclamation), as a way to remember the almost 1,000,000 babies who die each year due to pregnancy loss, stillbirth, and early infant death. In recognition of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, we will gather for our second Walk to Remember and memorial service to celebrate the children who were with us briefly, but who touched our lives forever. We invite you to join and support the families and friends whose lives have been impacted by the loss of a baby. The Walk will be held at Breakheart Reservation (directions) in Saugus, MA on September 30th, 2006 Registration: Registration will include participation in the walk, a t-shirt, memorial program, awareness ribbon and a keepsake. Proceeds are used to pay for the T-shirts and the remaining monies are donated to S.H.A.R.E. a group that supports those with early infant loss. Memorial Service: Breakheart has selected a flowering crabapple tree in memory of our babies. At morning registration, you will have the opportunity to write a message to your child. During the Memorial Service, the names of the babies will be read aloud. Walk: You are invited to walk all or part of the 1.9 mile trail. There is a lake and playground just before the halfway mark if you want to stop and rest. For information email: walktoremember@verizon.net

Point of Pines Yard Sale Household Items Newborn/Baby Clothing Holiday/Home Decorations

The Saugus Coalition Against Domestic Violence, The Friends of Breakheart Reservation and the Department of Conservation and Recreation are sponsoring their third annual Awareness Walk to bring attention to the ongoing problem of domestic abuse in our community. The Walk will be held on Saturday, September 30, 2006 from 10 a.m. to noon at Breakheart Reservation in Saugus. Local residents are being asked to join in a brief two-mile walk through the beautiful grounds of the Reservation. Food will be available. There will be music, informational tables, a water stop, raffle prizes, and t-shirts for the first 100 participants who register. The donation is $7.00 per person or $10.00 per family. Registration forms are available through the Saugus School Department, the Saugus Police Department, the Cliftondale Congregational Church, the Blessed Sacrament Church, Saugus Town Hall, the Saugus Library, as well as at Breakheart Reservation. Families are welcome. For more information, contact Superintendent Dr. Keith Manville at the Saugus School Department at 781-231-5000 x117 or Katie Galenius at Greater Lynn Senior Services at 781/586-8668.

In addition to all the Fair's regular events (arts & crafts demonstrations, beekeeping exhibits, birds of prey exhibits, blacksmith demos, chick hatching exhibits, milking demonstrations, essex county farmyard, farm & fair museum, farmers' market, 4H exhibit, hallamore 8-horse clydesdale hitch, the "kiddie korral", the miniature train exhibit, New England's premier fall flower show, the petting farm, Robinson's Racing Pigs, sand sculpture, spinning demonstrations, giant pumpkin contest, wood turning & wood carving exhibits), see the Royal Canadian Mounted Police "Musical Ride" at 6:00 PM and an opening day parade.