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Motorists accustomed to navigating the nuances of Route 110, either eastbound from Lowell or westbound from the Interstate 93 rotary, will notice vast improvements along that roadway over the next few years.

Actor Dallas Austin Jimmar of Dracut stars in Moonbox Productions’ upcoming version of the Tony-Award-winning musical “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,” by Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler. Directed and co-produced by Ryan Mardesich with musical direction by Dan Ryan and choreography by Joy Clark, Sweeney Todd runs Oct. 13-Nov. 5 at the […]

When Catie Bisson was a student at Lowell High School, she noticed that many students could not afford the basic necessities that she took for granted — clothing, footwear, hygiene products, toiletries — and that the absence of these essentials served as a barrier to their education.

METHUEN — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation held a virtual public hearing Wednesday on proposed upgrades to a 6.3-mile stretch of Route 110 that connects Methuen, Dracut and Lowell.

NASHUA — Heavy flames in the process of consuming two porches at the rear of a large West Hollis Street apartment building Sunday morning had just begun to spread to

Herald readers sound off on mainstream media bias, gas prices under Joe Biden, the Long Island Bridge and funding for the migrant surge.

Area Police Departments Host Cornhole Tournament For Make-A-Wish - Tewksbury, MA - Seven local police departments will join together in a cornhole tournament next month to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

DRACUT — The city of Methuen charges Dracut the highest possible rate for the water it supplies to East Dracut. Town Manager Ann Vandal would like to change that when the current 10-year contract expires next month.

A CIVIL lawsuit filed against Merrimack Valley Radio LLC by former employee Teddy Panos has resulted in a court judgment of almost $32,000 against owner Sam Poulten, following an assessment of damages hearing held at Lowell District Court on Sept. 13. A default judgment was entered against the station and Poulten on Tuesday.

With the help of Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island, the 9-year-old Pepperell resident, who suffers from cystic fibrosis, a genetic disorder that affects the way your body makes mucus needed to make the body’s organs function properly, will get an opportunity to realize his dream of playing with the New England Revolution pro soccer team.