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THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE – FriDAy, JUly 24, 2026 Page 11 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Copyrighted material previously published in Banker & Tradesman/The Commercial Record, a weekly trade newspaper. It is reprinted with permission from the publisher, The Warren Group. For a searchable database of real estate transactions and property information visit: www.thewarrengroup.com. BUYER1 Alvarado, Enrique C Arevalo, Josue Chang, Heather Johnston, Jencilin Kamieniak, Marta Kamieniak, Marta Lareche, Jenelle Littlefield, Keith Lopez-Lazo, Ana C Palencia, Alexander Priestley, April Jean Saini, Sandeep S Szczesiul, Karen E Chang, Raymond BUYER2 SELLER1 Catherine Bruce T Charles E Zapolski Irt Robert J Saraceno Ret SELLER2 Saraceno, Robert J Fiorentino Sr, Thomas M Fiorentino, Mary E Jakubowski, Wieslaw Victoria George Calef Ret Tyler, Victoria G C Jakubowski, Wieslaw Victoria George Calef Ret Tyler, Victoria G C Pierre, Nerlande Johnson, Daniel W Marshall Ft Umanzor, Pilar C Lopez Duval, Jason Frederick Davis, Jonathan R Druzhin, Aleksandr S Depietro Sr, Thomas J Rechtiene, Andrea on parts of town roads after two major projects got underway on Monday (July 20). The town began collecting information for the new sewer subsystem 1D rehabilitation project planned for next spring. Design work for the sewer subsystem 1D rehabilitation project was SOUNDS | FROM PAGE 10 portunities, please contact Saugus Community Television. Cars and Cops Aug. 1 The Seventh Annual Cars and Cops Car Show is set for Saturday, Aug. 1, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot of the Saugus Middle-High School at 1 Pierce Memorial Drive. The rain date is Aug. 8. The Cars and Cops Car Show of Massachusetts is a widely known family fun car show that occurs every year in the summer, put on by Saugus Police Officer Domenic Montano and his amazing team that wants to give back to their community. The Cars and Cops Car Show of Massachusetts first started in September of 2018 and grew yearly. What originally started as a 100-125 vehicle car show grew to 300-plus cars in 2021. KOC Crafts fair Aug. 8 The Saugus Knights of Columscheduled to start on Monday. This work will include but not be limited to the following streets: Lincoln Avenue between Atlantic Avenue and Birch Street, as well as on Hazel Street, Hillside Avenue, Sunnyside Avenue, Lewis Lane, Sunnyside Park, Morton Avenue, Sim Road, Summit Avenue, Beacham Avenue, Bayview Road, Ruby Road and Basswood Avenue. Lutz, Brian Kaur, Jaspreet Davis, Ashley V Johnson, Kara S Marshall, David G ADDRESS Leblanc-Bruce, Christine 495 Central St Zapolski, Jon A 45 Hobson St 8 Glen St 504 Reynolds Dr #504 19 Hammersmith Dr 19 Hammersmith Dr 21 Palmetto St 10 Allard St 24 Curtis Rd 12 Palmer Ave 10 Pillings Rd 3 Phillips Ave 8 Horton St CITY Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus his week was a busy one for drivers trying to navigate detours The work will involve opening manholes and televising sewer lines so data can be collected for the rehabilitation of sewer subsystem 1D in 2027. This design work for the sewer subsystem 1D rehabilitation project will take place from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday through Friday and is expected to be completed within two weeks. Police details and detours will be used as necessary. Anyone with questions reDATE 07.01.26 06.29.26 07.01.26 06.29.26 06.29.26 06.29.26 06.30.26 07.02.26 06.30.26 06.30.26 06.29.26 06.29.26 06.30.26 PRICE 760000 700000 1000000 575000 1270000 1270000 792000 415000 640000 716000 730000 541000 704000 Road projects lead to traf f ic delays and detours T lated to the sewer work can call the Engineering Department at 781-231-4032. In another project that got underway, the Saugus Department of Public Works announced that National Grid had begun work to protect gas regulator station components by the intersection of Main Street and Newhall bus No. 1829 will host a crafts fair on Saturday, Aug. 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 57 Appleton St. in Saugus: baked goods, candles, handmade textiles, jewelry, wood carving and much more. Visitors can also enjoy making their own sundaes or enjoy popcorn, hot dogs, hot coffee, donuts and raffles. Summer Reading time at the library The 2026 Summer Reading Program at the Saugus Public Library is underway and will last through Friday, Aug. 21. Here’s a summary of the program: WHO: Kids Pre-K through 6th grade. WHAT: Kids read the books they love, log their reading and earn prizes! They’ll enjoy reading what they love, free programs, crafts and activities. WHY: Don’t lose those hardearned skills! Summer reading plays a vital role in helping reduce the “Summer Slide” – the learning loss experienced between school years – which can leave students significantly behind their peers. The Saugus Public Schools recommend kids read at least 20 minutes every day. We also recommend reading to your child, even as they become an independent reader. Talk about what you’ve read together. Help them find books they like – we can help with that. Make it a fun part of a daily routine they look forward to! PRIZES: Every reader wins prizes, and books to keep. We’ll also raffle vouchers for ice cream, pizza, roller skating, mini golf, bowling and much more. Grand prize drawings include tickets to Canobie Lake Park and Nova Adventure Park! HOW: Download the Beanstack App! · CREATE AN ACCOUNT: If this is your first time participating in one of the SPL’s reading challenges using Beanstack, here are step-by-step instructions [https://www.loom. com/share/0efe0cc7c0f64b96b3c0a38ade8b04f6] on how to create a Beanstack account. Avenue. Crews will install plates between 74 Main St. and 85 Main St. in order to protect gas regulator station components from being inadvertently struck during future excavation in the area. The town announced that the work will occur between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily with the project expected to be completed today (Friday, July 24). If you’ve used Beanstack before, simply register for our 2026 Summer Reading Challenge. · REGISTER FOR A CHALLENGE: This video [https:// www.loom.com/share/9cfd52f03a4c4444bc9ab86d94b51cea] will show you how to register for a reading challenge using the app. · LOG YOUR READING: This video [https://www.loom.com/ share/fda67bebf80e443faaad2529fa3ca486] will show you THE SOUNDS | SEE PAGE 12

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