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Written in Mexico 1952 but not published until 1959, Dr. Sax is Jack Kerouac’s most enigmatic novel. Incorporating themes from New England heroes Melville and Hawthorne, Kerouac revisits boyhood scenes in Lowell, Mass., in rich, hallucinogenic prose. The narrative’s unifying event is the Flood of 1936, when the Great Snake of the Merrimac River swelled to record levels and inundated the mills, homes, businesses and lives of the working-class city. Dr. Sax is an acquired taste, and Cat de Leo...

Since 1935, the camp on Thompson Lake has been helping children learn vital life skills while also providing an escape from their everyday lives.

The online database, a first for Massachusetts, was a key requirement of the criminal justice law passed after protests against police brutality rocked the country two years ago.

Police in Dracut, Massachusetts, responded to a crash on Merrimack Avenue Wednesday afternoon

House Democrats kicked off debate Monday on a nearly $50 billion state budget bill by rejecting Republican-led efforts to weave tax relief into the annual...

Three people were injured after a fight broke out Sunday night in Dracut, Massachusetts.

A multi-alarm fire fanned by gusty winds Friday afternoon left one family in Dracut, Massachusetts, without a home and their dog dead.

Firefighters are battling a massive fire Friday night on Crosby Street in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

PLYMOUTH — Chief G. Edward Bradley is pleased to announce that Plymouth firefighter Cory Cunniff graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy today.

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