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The Saugus Democratic Town Committee
Meetings are held monthly on the last Sunday of the Month
at 7:00 pm in the Doc Dumas Social Center at Laurel Gardens.
Light refreshments are served. Visitors are always welcome.
For more information, please call Joe at (781) 233 - 1358
The Committee has guest speakers and organizes delegations
to State conventions, as well as other events.
Our main fundraising focus is the Saugus Democratic Education Fund
which gives scholarships to Saugus students interested in public service.
Dues are $20.00 per year
Democratic Issues Convention
is slated for Saturday June 4, 2011 at the Tsongas Arena in Lowell, MA
For more Info call Joe Malone (781) 233 -1358

Saugus Democratic Town Committee 2011 Annual Breakfast and Meeting

On Sunday, May 15, 2011, the Saugus Democratic Town Committee
held its annual breakfast and meeting at the Hilltop Steakhouse in Saugus.
A sumptuous breakfast was served including scrambled eggs, bacon,
home fries, various pastries and fresh fruit.
Among those attending were State Senators Tom McGee and Sal DiDomenico,
US Congressman John Tierney, Saugus Selectmen Scott Crabrtree and
Michael Serino, and candidate for US Senate, Marisa DeFranco.
Also present, from the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee were
Agnes and Al Ricko.
Committee Chairman, Joe Malone led the meeting with his usual verbosity.
Several raffle items were offered including a rare Barak Obama bobble
head doll and many politically themed books and other items.
The raffle funds will go to the Saugus Democratic Education Committee.
Many thanks to all who attended and contributed


Saugus Democratic Town Committee Hosted Governor and Candidates

Governor Deval Patrick stopped by the January 31st meeting of the Saugus Democratic
Town Committee to talk with members and guests about important issues facing the
Commonwealth. He answered questions about the federal stimulus payments, pointing
out that Massachusetts has met every federal deadline and is one of the top 10 states
to develop projects funded from stimulus monies. Four thousand new jobs will be created
to construct a waste water facility and funding will be used for road projects that improve
access to developments in Somerville and Dedham.

Governor Patrick pledged his continuing support for education reform and healthcare and
his commitment to “clean” technology and improvements in infrastructure while achieving
a balanced budget. He asked for our support in the upcoming election so that he can
continue the work he feels so passionate about, giving back to the state that has given
so much to him.

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