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By WHAV Staff | Massachusetts State Police. (File photograph.) A 40-year-old Malden man was identified Tuesday by State Police as the man who was killed Monday night after losing control of his car while driving southbound on Interstate 495 in Andover. Christopher Rigano was driving a 2014 Chevrolet Corvette when he struck a 2005 Honda Accord, driven by a 41-year-old Spencer man, and then went under the trailer portion of a 2005 Western Star truck driven by a 43-year-old North Dakota man. The ...

As the month of May nears a close, there’s still time to take notice of National Stroke Awareness Month. Lisa Macdougall, Holy Family Hospital’s stroke coordinator at. Macdougall, explains symptoms of stroke may come on suddenly, which is why they have a memorable acronym. “That acronym is BE FAST We want you to BE FAST […]

The Wingate Street Arts District again becomes the home of Haverhill’s Longest Table celebration in August The second annual event, scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 19, kicks off this year’s Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Restaurant Week. L’Arche Boston North’s plans 25 tables, spaced six feet apart, featuring outdoor dining, entertainment and meals provided by some […]

Methuen Police recently presented its summer toy donation to the Foster Kids of the Merrimack Valley. The donation was made by the Methuen Police Department Superior Officers Union and Methuen Patrolman’s Union for this year’s toy drive and included summer items such as sun block, sports equipment, bathing suits, beach towels and outdoor games. Officer […]

Steel beams are inching their ways over the Merrimack River, across what will be a new Interstate 495 southbound bridge. To keep that work moving and tend to other parts of the $102 million twin bridge replacement project in Haverhill, there will be ramp and lane closings and rolling roadblocks again this week. The Massachusetts […]

Police are looking for a 31-year-old Methuen man who is wanted in connection with, what officials call, “a wide-ranging drug trafficking conspiracy that that involved dozens of parcels suspected of containing kilograms of cocaine sent from Puerto Rico to various addresses throughout eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island.” Of nine people charged, only Felix Baez-Munoz of […]

Governor’s Councilor Eileen Duff said this week she plans to seek the state auditor’s job now that Auditor Suzanne Bump has announced she is not running for a fourth term. Duff was elected in 2012 as a governor’s councilor for Massachusetts’ 5th district. She said Bump leaves a legacy that “will no doubt be difficult […]

Camp Y-Wood, the Salem, N. H., summer camp of YWCA Northeastern Massachusetts, is getting some help offsetting the cost for girls and boys, ages 5 to 13. Greater Lawrence Summer Fund has granted $6,000 to help the camp remain affordable and safe by covering staff salaries, camp supplies, camperships and other costs. Camp Y-Wood is […]

Haverhill needs more classroom space and school administrators are hoping Temple Emanu-El will provide some of it. School Superintendent Margaret Marotta told the School Committee last night that Haverhill’s preschools are full beyond capacity, necessitating two half-day sessions in order to serve all students, a situation, she said, is not ideal. “Some of our students […]

Groveland’s Dr. Elmer S. Bagnall Elementary School’s new leadership team is complete with the hiring of a new assistant principal from within the district. Brenda Erhardt, currently teaching at West Newbury’s Dr. John C. Page Elementary School, was selected Bagnall’s assistant principal. Pentucket Regional School District Superintendent Justin Bartholomew said Erhardt has worked as an […]