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Just a reminder that Town of Saugus Real Estate taxes are due by the end of the day today.

Keynote Speaker - James T. Brett, President, New England Council. The New England Council is New England's voice on Capitol Hill for more than 75 years. The New England Council was formed in 1925 by the region's business and government leaders who recognized the importance of working together to find solutions to common economic challenges. Today, the New England Council remains a leading voice on the issues that shape the region's economy and quality of life. The Council focuses on key industries that drive regional economic growth including education, technology, health care and financial services. With a diverse membership drawn from a wide spectrum of industries throughout the region, the Council brings the voice of New England to Capitol Hill. The Council has successfully shaped federal policies to both enhance the region's quality of life as well as stimulate long-term economic growth.

Nature themed story, snack and craft for pre-school aged children.

SAUGUS GIRLS SOFTBALL REGISTRATION LOCATION Saugus Youth & Recreation Dept. 400 Central Avenue FIRST REGISTRATION Date: Tuesday, Febuary 15, 2005 Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. SECOND REGISTRATION Date: Thursday, February 17, 2005 Time: 6:00 ? 8:00p.m. THIRD REGISTRATION Date: Tuesday March 1, 2005 Time: 6:00 ? 8:00p.m. Final registration will be at tryouts. Time & date TBA Ages Clinic ? 4 yrs old & Kindergarten Farm Division ? 1st & 2nd Grades Minor Division ? 3rd & 4th Grades Major Division ? 5th & 6th Grades Senior Division ? 7th, 8th & 9th Grades Clinic will be once a week- teaching fundamentals REGISTRATION Fee?s Clinic: $50.00 One Player: $85.00 (Late fee 100.00) Two or More Players: $125.00 (late fee 140.00) Coaches & Assistant Coaches needed, Also H.S. Students this is a great way to fulfill your Community Service Requirements. New Board members always welcome! Directors: Michelle DiChira & Cathy Langone

Simon Kidgits Club members are invited to become part of "The next generation of mischief" and host a "Mask Painting Party." Kids will paint the mask from Son of the Mask, and have a chance to win movie passes and other great prizes. Son of the Mask is a family comedy about a child that is born with the Mask's spectacular powers to the dismay of a jealous dog- it turns the household upside down and launches a kid versus canine battle for control of the mask. Son of the Mask features incredible special effects for the entire family! Son of the Mask is in theatres February 18. Rated PG.

Nature themed story, snack and craft for pre-school aged children.

Easy 1.5 mile hike followed by a traditional outdoorsman's lunch of hot dogs and marshmallows toasted over an open fire.

Nature themed story, snack and craft for pre-school aged children.

Many wild animals normally associated with distant wilderness have in recent years filtered ack into their ancestral ranges and are now living close to us in metroplitan parks such as Breakheart Reservation. However, so secretive are many of these animals that their presence is rarely suspected. Although they are hard to observe directly, anyone familiar with the evidence these animals leave behind can determine their presence. This slide/video program will introduce the tracks and signs of species such as Eastern coyote, red and gray foxes, deer, fisher, ermine and even bobcat. All species that can be found in metropolitan parks. Pre-registration is required as space is limited. Please call 781-233-0834 to register. Jointly sponsored by the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Friends of Breakheart Reservation.

Nature themed story, snack and craft for pre-school aged children.

This program will take us outside to find and identify animal tracks. If there is snow, we may be lucky enough to find and identify the trails of coyote, fisher, deer otter and other wild animals normally associated with the distant wilderness, but which in recent years have taken up residence in Breakheart and other metropolitan parks. In the event of a lack of snow, we will search for other signs of animal presence such as scat, digs, feeding signs and burrows as well as tracks in mud along the Saugus River. About two miles at most will be covered at a slow pace, dress accordingly with warm clothes and snow/waterproof shoes. Registration is required as space is limited. Please call 781-233-0834 to register. Jointly sponsored by the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Friends of Breakheart Reservation.

Enjoy an old fashioned ham and bean sunday supper with all the trimmings either after your tracking walk earlier in the afternoon, or just come for the meal. Naturalist Dave Brown will answer questions about Breakheart or nature in general during the meal. Menu consists of ham, baked beans, cole slaw, corn bread, brown bread and peach, apple or cherry cobbler for dessert, plus coffee and tea all for $5.00 per person. Advance reservations are appreciated. Pleas call 781-710-3129. Sponsored by the Friends of Breakheart Reservation.

Classes resume today at their normal times for all Saugus Public Schools.