Chris joined Patch from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He covers Andover, North Andover, Wilmington, Woburn and Tewksbury, and he looks forward to hearing from you. You can reach him at chris.huffaker@patch.com or 412-265-8353.
A Dracut man was indicted in federal court Thursday in connection with three armed robberies of convenience stores on Dec. 24, 2020.
Incumbent Colleen Cormier, a pediatric nurse practitioner, is one of six candidates for five seats on the School Committee.
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The average daily case count dropped to the lowest point in two months among a continued decline in all coronavirus metrics.
The two town's public libraries will go head to head from Oct. 12 to Nov. 24 with raffles — and town pride — on the line.
The town set trick-or-treating hours for Halloween 2021, which takes place on a Sunday.
A North Andover woman was sentenced to two years in prison for illegal injections at her Lawrence business.
Kevin Meaney is challenging incumbent Joanne Campbell for the Ward 1 seat on Woburn City Council.
Incumbent Andrew Lipsett, a high school history teacher, is one of six candidates for five seats on the School Committee.
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Multiple state, federal and local agencies were involved in the arrests of 8 Lawrence and Lowell residents.
Kerstin JD Lochrie is one of two candidates running for the Ward 6 seat on Woburn City Council.
Lou DiMambro is one of two candidates running for the Ward 6 seat on Woburn City Council.
The district's kindergarten enrollment dropped nearly 8 percent in the 2020-2021 school year.
The annual Halloween celebration was canceled in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The only article to provoke extended debate was the citizen-petitioned final article, which shortens Planning Board terms.
The committee is holding public meetings through Dec. 1 on the proposed renovations and other projects.
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