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The Sandwich Boardwalk, victim of winter storms fierce enough to pull houses off their foundations, is now caught in the lesser crosswinds of a political tempest.

LOWELL — On March 27, more than 300 people gathered at Lenzi's in Dracut to celebrate Lowell Women's Week, and to honor the 2023 Because of Her Award winners for their community service.

TYNGSBORO — Early in-person voting for the May 16 town election should be under way, or so the Select Board thought. That didn’t happen.

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The construction equipment and heavy haul dealers were recognized for displaying high performance in sales, parts and service to customers in their markets.

LOWELL — A jury has been selected and the trial is set to begin for the Dracut man charged with first-degree murder for the shooting death of a 20-year-old Lowell man in the city's Centralville neighborhood in September 2020.

It takes two branches to get a major policy reform into the state budget bill that lands on the governor's desk, and in the early stages of the Senate's push to offer in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants, House Speaker Ron Mariano isn't saying if he's willing to tango, or flip his own vote.

TEWKSBURY — Parents looking for more early education and child care options for their children will soon have one more when the Primrose School of Tewksbury opens its doors next month.

Dracut native Cody Demers will be among 32 fighters competing at the 12th annual Haymakers for Hope Rock 'N Rumble charity boxing event on May 11 at Fenway’s MGM Music Hall.

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