Page 8 THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, NOVEmbER 13, 2026 WIN hosts Second Annual Fall Festival, raises $500 for Boys and Girls Club By Tara Vocino W IN Waste Innovations held their Second Annual Fall Festival at Blessed Sacrament Church last Friday night. Plant Manager Elliott Casey said his team lives and works in town, so bringing families together for a great cause is important to them. “The Fall Fest is all about giving the kids a fun afternoon while raising money to support the awesome work the Boys & Girls Club does every day,” Casey said. School Committee member Stephanie Mastrocola, who also works at WIN as a Communications Specialist, said that when she moved to Saugus from West Roxbury, she knew she wanted that sense of community that Saugus has. “I enjoyed seeing the looks on all the kids faces when something is done for them,” Mastrocola said. “They deserve it and deserve people who want it for them.” Town Meeting Precinct 9 member Nicole Parziale and Wendi Magliozzi said it’s amazing what WIN does for the town. All proceeds went toward the Saugus Boys and Girls Club, raisShown from left to right: Luke Amanico, North Shore Christian School student Lola DiModica, of Saugus, and Sebastiano DiModica painted a pumpkin for his sister. Shown from left to right: Valerie Parziale, Harper Serino, Emersyn Nichols and Adrianna Lincoln checked out Snowball, the sheep, Sampson, the goat, and Ferninand, the goat — all from Enchanted Animals. ing $160, and WIN increased tha ly $480. Shown from left to right: WIN Waste Innovations Public Affairs Specialist Katie Bidez, Dylan Kinne and School Committee Vice Chair/WIN Waste Communications Specialist Stephanie Mastrocola. Shown from left to right: Adrianna Lincoln, Francesca Lincoln, Kenzie Nichols, Emersyn Nichols and Hadley Nichols inside the pumpkin patch. WIN Operations Specialist Norma Giraldi made this children’s basket. (Courtesy photo, Katie Bidez) Shown from left to right: Cheverus Catholic first grader Rose Vieira, Sergio Vieira and Cheverus Catholic third grader Lucas Vieira. Belmonte STEAM Academy fourth grader Mario Magliozzi, 9, and Leo Parziale, 9, decorated pumpkins with stickers. Children danced. Aria DiPrizio, 3, and her mother, Jennifer, had a blast painting a smiley face onto a pumpkin. Saugus resident Allan Radebaugh (at left), who is a warehouse clerk at WIN, and Disc Jockey Jermaine Christian played popular music. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino)
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