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The identity of a Black man who was found badly burned in a cellar hole in Westford in 1973 remains a mystery.

Halloween is just days away and trick-or-treaters across Massachusetts are gearing up to frolic through their neighborhoods in search of candy.

The brainchild of the late Catie Bisson, who saw the need to supply fellow Lowell High School students with basic necessities she and others took for granted, Catie’s Closet has grown exponentially since her mother Anne-Marie Sousa created the clothing nonprofit in her daughter’s memory 13 years ago.

HAVERHILL — More than two decades ago the Boston Archdiocese brought together the four ethnic parishes of St. George, St. Rita, St. Michael and St. Joseph and merged them into

BOSTON — Most House Democrats lined up Wednesday in support of a major overhaul of the state's firearms laws, easily hurdling over procedural complaints and sending the Senate a measure that has generated incendiary criticism from gun owners and promises from supporters that it will save lives.

The Five Minute Read highlights things to do, places to go and people to know in the Greater Lowell area. Have news to share? Send it to mgilbert@lowellsun.com.

METHUEN — The Police Department and Front Line will receive $550,000 over three years to establish a community response team and community support center.

Most House Democrats lined up Wednesday in support of a major overhaul of the state’s firearms laws, easily hurdling over procedural complaints and sending the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/mass-house-approves-bill-to-strengthen-gun-laws/">Read More</a>

Most in the Massachusetts House supported a major overhaul of the state's firearms laws that has generated incendiary criticism from gun owners and promises from supporters that it will save lives.

SALEM, N.H. — Police arrested a female suspect in connection with an armed carjacking and two other attempted carjackings in town on Oct. 3, Capt. Jason Smith reported.