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TYNGSBORO — Six future students of the now-under-construction Tyngsboro Middle School smiled as they lifted shovels and scooped dirt from a waiting pile. The occasion was the official groundbreaking for the new school.

The agency removed the complaints because of data errors or decisions that had been overturned in favor of the officers.

Both indoor and outdoor workers are vulnerable to extreme heat, and specific standards for worker protections on hot days are not codified in law.

The following arrests were made recently by local police departments. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

LAWRENCE — Inspired by the legacy of a local textile workers strike in 1912, the 39th annual Bread & Roses Festival on Monday was a multicultural event that attracted people

LOWELL, Massachusetts — A Lowell man who fired a gun during a road rage incident in Dracut, and then crashed his vehicle into a pickup truck in his home city

LOWELL — A Lowell man who fired a gun druing a road rage incident in Dracut, and then crashed his vehicle into a pickup truck in his home city while fleeing police a few days later, will spend time in prison.

ON MONDAY, we celebrate what the U.S. Department of Labor calls an “annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers.”

BILLERICA, Massachusetts — An investigation by police into a home break-in instead led to a fentanyl trafficking charge for a Billerica man on Tuesday.

DRACUT — Rob Sheppard, who is well known in town for his involvement in conservation and open space issues, was unanimously appointed to fill an unexpired term on the School Committee at an Aug. 29 joint meeting of that committee and the Board of Selectmen.