Wilmington in hunt for new housing executive

Lowell Sun - Fri Nov 06

The Housing Authority may have a new leader at its helm as early as next month. The agency launched a search for a new executive director after Theresa Georgopoulos resigned from the post to take another job.

The buck stops here:Jack Clancy

Boston Business Journal - Fri Nov 06

Jack Clancy Jr.'s career path to Enterprise Bank 's corner office began in college lugging an Electrolux vacuum cleaner door to door on hot summer days.

Modified Racing Series to Crown McKennedy Champion

North East Racing - Fri Nov 06

The sixth annual awards banquet will be held at the Clarion Hotel, 1080 Riverdale St , West Springfield , MA .

Billboards sprouting up along Route 3 a sign of the times

The Boston Globe - Thu Nov 05

Peter F. Doyle contracted to have a billboard erected near his Alpine Butcher Shop property on Chelmsford Street in Lowell.

Montuori makes top 2 for Tewksbury manager

Groton Landmark - Wed Nov 04

MassDevelopment Vice President Richard Montuori may have his ticket punched for Tewksbury.

Laraba in, Faticanti out after 22 years on School Committee

Lowell Sun - Wed Nov 04

Voters delivered a powerful message to longtime School Committee member Regina Faticanti in yesterday's city elections, as the defendant in a criminal case involving Superintendent of Schools Chris Scott was trounced.

Power temporarily out in Chelmsford

Lowell Sun - Tue Nov 03

About 3,000 homes and businesses lost power after a tree fell on power lines on Forest Street about 4:40 p.m. Tuesday, according to National Grid.

Election buzz is 'quiet' in Lowell

Lowell Sun - Mon Nov 02

A light rain fell over a quiet city Saturday morning. With the exception of City Council candidates Bill Martin and Paul Belley and their supporters holding signs at the intersection of Bridge Street and the VFW Highway, there were few indicators that a citywide election was just around the corner.

Let juries determine sex offendersa fate

Boston Globe - Sat Oct 31

MIDDLESEX DISTRICT Attorney Gerard Leone wants state lawmakers to give juries more say in whether some sex offenders should be civilly committed after completing their criminal sentences.

Lowell store owner cheated customers of winnings

Lowell Sun - Sat Oct 31

A Lowell convenience store is among more than 30 establishments across the state suspected of stealing Lottery winnings from unsuspecting patrons.