Under first-year head coach Jon Plefka, the UMass Lowell women’s basketball team continues to impress. Even in defeat. The River Hawks led after each of the first three…
Read more Local roundup: UMass Lowell women’s basketball team can’t hold off MaineDRACUT — The Zoning Board of Appeals has published a draft decision signaling it is ready to approve the contentious Murphy’s Farm Chapter 40B proposal for apartments in…
Read more Dracut zoning board’s draft decision downsizes Murphy’s Farm 40BWOBURN — A case that stretched more than eight years reached its conclusion this week, as retired Dracut physician, Dr. Richard Miron, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and…
Read more After 8-year legal battle, Dracut doctor pleads guilty in landmark opioid caseLOWELL – After winning the Merrimack Valley Conference championship meet every year from 2010-23 (excluding the COVID year), the Lowell High boys cross country team fell to fourth…
Read more Lowell boys, Billerica girls race to MVC cross country championshipsLOWELL — From the sidewalk outside Majestic Barber Shop on Middlesex Street on Friday, owner George Voutselas traced a finger toward the bullet hole in the window frame…
Read more A Lowell barber, a bullet, and a wedding turned tragicLOWELL — If you have been involved in politics in Greater Lowell over the last half-century, there is a pretty good chance you encountered Ed Kennedy on more…
Read more ‘An advocate for human beings,’ Ed Kennedy remembered for decades of serviceDRACUT — Superintendent of Schools Steven Stone intends to sue Town Manager Kate Hodges and Board of Selectmen Chair Josh Taylor, alleging defamation of character and abuse of…
Read more Dracut school superintendent threatens to sue town officialsIt would be nearly impossible for this upcoming football season to match last fall. Shawsheen Tech went 13-0 and won the Division 5 Super Bowl. Pelham saw its…
Read more The Sun’s 2025 high school football previewOf the eight swimmers chosen (six females, two males) for last year’s Lowell Sun All-Star team, seven return for this fall season, including swimmer of the year Mackenzie…
Read more The Sun’s 2025 high school swimming previewTalia Lowney got tricky and the Greater Lowell Tech girls soccer team remained hot. Lowney registered a hat trick to fuel the Gryphons to an impressive 7-1 win…
Read more Tuesday’s high school roundup: Talia Lowney’s hat trick fuels Greater Lowell past Lowell CatholicA matchup between undefeated Nashoba Tech (2-0) and a resurgent Dracut team highlights Friday’s high school football slate. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To login…
Read more Week 3 high school football: Resurgent Dracut excited to host Nashoba TechDRACUT – The Board of Selectmen and the Planning Board have accepted the 2024 Open Space and Recreation Plan document, ensuring the town remains eligible for a variety…
Read more Dracut Selectmen, Planning Board OKs Open Space planDRACUT — With school out and summer in full swing, it is time to start our summer reading as we sit by our pools or at the beach.…
Read more Duda: Reading, learning and local historyDRACUT — Firefighters were busy on back-to-back days this week after they were called to extinguish residential garage fires that broke out less than 16 hours apart. No…
Read more Dracut firefighters battle blazes in consecutive days‘Give a Click’ LOWELL — Every quarter, Jeanne d’Arc Credit Union’s We Share a Common Thread Foundation donates $1,500 to a worthy nonprofit through its “Give a Click”…
Read more The Five Minute ReadTemporary lane shifts on Route 3A BILLERICA — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced it will implement temporary lane shifts on Boston Road (Route 3A) northbound and southbound…
Read more The Five Minute ReadChelmsford High junior Thomas Brown has been named the Merrimack Valley Conference’s Wrestler of the Year. The 285-pound Brown shared the honor with Haverhill senior Brent Nicolosi (165)…
Read more Local roundup: Chelmsford’s Thomas Brown named MVC Wrestler of the YearDRACUT — No relief is in sight from the town’s projected fiscal 2025 deficit, which is now expected to be about $3 million, up from a $2.1 million…
Read more No relief in sight for Dracut deficitTEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board met on July 18, 2023 at town hall. The board approved a common victualler license application for Brothers Sports Bar & Grille…
Read more Select Board awards two marijuana licenses | News – Medical Marijuana Program ConnectionTEWKSBURY — On June 12, the Tewksbury Select Board kicked off the first of three nights of hearings to review adult retail marijuana license applications for several companies…
Read more Select Board hosts marijuana hearings | News – Medical Marijuana Program Connection
