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Maine's biggest lottery winner sued the mother of his child last fall, alleging she violated a non-disclosure agreement to protect his identity. The woman says he's falsely accusing her in order to get custody of their child.

DRACUT — The Dracut Fire Department welcomed a new firefighter to their ranks from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy's Career Recruit Firefighting Training Program.

NEWBURYPORT — The Merrimack River Watershed Council is applauding a federally imposed settlement that requires Lowell to reduce sewage discharges into the Merrimack River.

TEWKSBURY — Ev­ery community has an iconic restaurant and for Tewksbury it’s been the Deli King. Known for their plate-sized pancakes, eggs and bacon, souvlaki and kebabs, coffee, and fried

TYNGSBORO — A snowy, rainy night might have kept some people away, but a group of nearly 20 potential volunteers came out — despite the driving conditions — to hear about an opportunity to help their neighbors.

DRACUT — A plea deal was accepted last month in the case for Christina DiGloria, the 48-year-old drunk driver from Tyngsboro who left a Dracut man with life-altering injuries after she struck him with her car as he attempted to cross Lakeview Avenue on foot. 

Doris (Lacroix) Thibodeau passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Eagle Tribune on 2024-01-28.

WATER WAS very much on the mind of Fire Chief Phillip Charron, who presented a report titled “The Potential for Flooding” to the Lowell City Council Tuesday night.

LOWELL — City Manager Tom Golden continues to staff up his leadership team. On Wednesday, his office announced the hiring of Neil Osborne as the new director of Lowell’s Human Relations department. He replaces Mary Callery, who retired after 38 years of service to the city, holding the director role since 2012.

DRACUT — Dracut police officers of every rank “are definitely afraid” of what the imminent budget deficit of perhaps $3 million could do to their already bare-bones operations.