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2 Cars Create Impromptu Drive-Thru Lane After Crashing Through Boston Market In Saugus 2 Cars Create Impromptu Drive-Thru Lane After Crashing Through Boston Market In Saugus
2 Cars Create Impromptu Drive-Thru Lane After Crashing Through Boston Market In Saugus Two cars were sent flying into a shuttered Boston Market in Saugus after a 62-year-old driver slammed into a parked car at high speed on Monday night, Nov. 27, according to authorities. The Boston driver veered off Route 1 and hit a parked Toyota Prius, flipping both cars and getting his vehicle stuck inside the closed Boston Market at 168 Broadway, Saugus Asst. Police Chief Ronald Giorgetti told the Daily Voice. The man, who was the only person involved in the crash, was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said. Authorities didn't release any updates on h…

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by Khier Casino
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Anti-Semitic Signs Hung Over Route 1 In Saugus Likely Linked To Neo Nazi Group Anti-Semitic Signs Hung Over Route 1 In Saugus Likely Linked To Neo Nazi Group
Anti-Semitic Signs Hung Over Route 1 In Saugus Likely Linked To Neo Nazi Group EDITOR'S NOTE: This story contains images that feature hate language.  Drivers taking Route 1 in Saugus this weekend in were greeted with a hate-filled sign hanging from the Walnut Street overpass that blamed Jewish people for the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 a day before the anniversary. Photos of the signs that quickly made the rounds on social media showed three masked men standing proudly behind the anti-semitic graffiti.  A similar sign appeared in Danvers on an overpass on Route 114 Sunday, the 21st anniversary of the attacks. No group has officially taken credit for the stunt, but w…

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by Josh Lanier
Police & Fire
Missing Saugus Senior With Dementia Found Safe: Police Missing Saugus Senior With Dementia Found Safe: Police
Missing Saugus Senior With Dementia Found Safe: Police UPDATE: Saugus Police said Thai Tran was located safe. The Saugus Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating a missing senior with dementia who may have taken a cab from his home.  Thai Tran, age 78, was last seen near his home in the area of Eastern Avenue shortly before 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July 27, police said.  Authorities believe Tran may have travelled to Revere then took a cab to Somerville. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 781-233-1740.

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by David Cifarelli