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The relatively local non-profit organization Marblehead Museum and Historical Society had its site updated today.

The latest that we've heard on the free annual Saugus Calendar is that while sites like the Saugus Town Hall are almost out of them, other sites including the Saugus Public Library and several local banks and credit unions still have a good supply.

We're told that more distribution sites are now starting to run out of the popular annual Saugus Historical Society Calendar. It's free but will only be available while supplies last.

The Friends of Breakheart Reservation site was updated again today.

The Guide to Free Software was updated today.

The Saugus High School Alumni Assocation made some fairly extensive updates to their missing alumni database today.

If you have not yet gotten your copy of the free Saugus Calendar, you should try to do so soon as we're told that some distribution sites are now starting to run out. See the Saugus Historical Society's detailed list of sites that still have calendars available; many places are even open during the weekend.

The Saugus Board of Selectmen asked us to post the following:

The Saugus Board of Selectmen are accepting applications for appointment on the Saugus Cemetery Commission. This is a non-paid volunteer position. Please submit letter of interest / résumé to:

Saugus Board of Selectmen
Saugus Town Hall
298 Central Street

No later than January 31, 2005.

The Friends of Breakheart Reservation have started to make their newsletters freely downloadable. Paper copies are also available at the Christopher P. Dunne Visitors' Center in Breakheart Reservation.

The Filename Extensions List was updated today.

The office will be closed today for the holiday to allow everyone at Saugus.net to spend some time with their families. However, the Community Events Calendar and other like pages will continue to be updated.

The Saugus Historical Society now has a detailed list of all the sites in Saugus distributing the free Saugus Calendar. It's divided up by region of town so it should be easy to find a convenient location to get one.

The annual free Saugus Calendar now has a pretty wide distribution; besides the Saugus Public Library and the Saugus Town Hall, it's available in most of the local public buildings, most of the local banks & credit unions, and numerous businesses, too. We'll continue to post updates on its availability while copies can still be obtained.

The Friends of Breakheart Reservation have released a new Saugus Hometowne Collectible. It can be purchased at the Christopher P. Dunne Visitors' Center in Breakheart Reservation.

The annual Saugus Calendar is out, and is freely available from several sites including the Saugus Public Library and the Saugus Town Hall. We'll post more details later in the week. If you want a calendar but you live outside Massachusetts and can't get anyone to send you a copy, you can contact the Saugus Historical Society directly; they'll probably be willing to send you one if you offer to pay for shipping.

We've temporarily retired the annual Ghost Story Writing Contest link from the sidebar; it'll return later in the year as next Halloween approaches. If you've not yet read this year's winning entries, you should make a point to do so.

We've been receiving quite a few unsolicited résumés here lately. We just want to make it clear that we currently have no open positions; we do post them when they are available.

The latest word on the annual Saugus Calendar produced by the Saugus Historical Society is that it will definitely be available soon. As usual, it'll be free, and it'll be appearing in all the normal distribution areas within a week.

The SAVE site was updated today.