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United Group of Cos. has received a $35 million loan for The Arbella at Bramble Hill, a 123-unit senior housing project in Worcester, Mass

A Waltham police officer and National Grid worker have died from injuries they suffered when a suspect crashed into them while working a construction detail, according to officials.

WOBURN — The daughter of the retired Dracut doctor accused of illegally prescribing opioids resulting in a Lowell patient's death wrote a last-gasp 17-page letter to Attorney General Andrea Campbell asking for the charges against her father to be thrown out.

METHUEN — Police responding to mental health emergencies in Methuen will soon have new resources to help avoid the tragic outcomes that often accompany such police calls.

As we’ve mentioned previously, municipal, state and federal governments aren't the only entities involved with preserving the state's rivers and other waterways.

Stay connected to Boston's neighborhoods with this monthly guide of community events, civic engagement, and volunteer opportunities.

Among this week’s comments: Readers praise Celtics broadcaster Mike Gorman, and Perspective author Abby Chin for sharing her story about him.

A Lowell middle school has launched a first-of-its-kind program with an onsite barbershop offering free haircuts to students during school.

LOWELL — Allegations of sexual assault, false reports to the police and a previous abuse prevention order were all leveled against City Councilor Corey Robinson during a pretrial detention hearing held at Lowell District Court the afternoon of Nov. 16.

Sip on one of these drinks at your next holiday party. Find our roundup of readers' favorite eggnogs at Boston.com.