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TEWKSBURY — Representatives from Tewksbury-based nonprofit organizations are invited to network at the Tewksbury Public Library's Summer Community Roundtable on Monday, June 12, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., 300 Chandler St.

DRACUT — Two juveniles were hospitalized Sunday after a single-vehicle crash on Mammoth Road at Clement Road, according to a police spokesperson.

DRACUT — With the warrant for Monday night’s Town Meeting now shorn of 16 zoning articles, voters will be asked to approve a $96.3 million town budget, which includes nearly $38.2 million for the School Department and $5 million for the Greater Lowell Technical High School.

DRACUT — When she’s not working on medical bills for Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, Andrea Connelly is packing food into backpacks to gift to kids who need them.

Friday offered crazy weather late afternoon and into the evening as heavy thunderstorms produced buckets of rain. It was also a dreary day for Lowell Catholic teams in the state tournament. All three Crusader teams were eliminated.

The commonwealth, country and world are painted in rainbows every June, marking the start of Pride Month and an effort for LGBTQ+ people to be seen and heard in their identities.

The commonwealth, country and world are painted in rainbows every June, marking the start of Pride Month and an effort for LGBTQ+ people to be seen and heard in their identities.

The Massachusetts man bought his winning $1 million scratch ticket for $20.

GROTON — The Sally Chapin Piano Competition was held on April 30, in the 300-seat Meadow Hall of the Groton Hill Music Center. Twenty students ages 8-17 competed.

Forty years ago, veterans began honoring their fallen comrades at Centralville Memorial Park, which commemorates thousands of service members.