Dracut News

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.

Continuing with a brisk pace in its hunt for a new superintendent, the School Committee last night laid most of the groundwork for the search process.

It's a little over one-tenth of a mile on University Avenue in Lowell from the corner of Riverside Street to White Street.

Thanks to all who contributed to the "Make a Difference Day Food Drive" sponsored by the Dracut Food Pantry.

In the wake of a PTO mom's embezzlement of nearly $13,000 from the Parker Avenue School's fundraising coffers, town officials want the volunteer parent organizations to run more like businesses, with an independent accountant double-checking the books.

On Saturday, Shawn Ashe of Dracut wrote a letter opposing Question 1 for choice voting in Lowell.

There is nearly $700,000 of life-insurance money at stake. But more importantly for the family of the late Marc Beauregard, of Dracut, they want to prevent Steven Knight, their son's former lover and a suspect in Beauregard's murder, from getting his hands on it.

A new commercial building in Chelmsford built by Kazanjian Enterprises Inc., a Lowell firm owned by City Councilor Alan Kazanjian, was connected to Lowell's sewer system five months after City Engineer Lisa DeMeo issued an order denying the connection, The Sun has learned.

Ex-head football and baseball coach at Andover High School Ken Maglio said he finally gets to meet with the School Committee to find out why he was not rehired just six weeks before this year's football season started.

Police arrested a 17-yea-old Lowell man who fueled up at the Dracut Shell Station on Lakeview Avenue who brandished a gun and took off without paying, Eric M. Silva of 27 Foch St., was arrested near his house in Lowell and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and armed robbery.

At least 200 senior citizens want to live in affordable housing in town and the waiting lists are growing.

An 18-year-old Centralville teen will face charges in Lowell District Court that he desecrated as many as 150 gravesites at the Hildreth Cemetery earlier this month.

Local attorney George Malliaros, who chairs the Dracut Board of Selectmen, is in intensive care at Lowell General Hospital after suffering a mild heart attack on Monday.

Nicholson Stadium was the backdrop for a battle of the bands Sunday afternoon. High-school marching bands from the Merrimack Valley and beyond competed in an annual competition sponsored by the Massachusetts Instrumental and Choral Conductors Association.

Town planners may have rejected a plan to bring Walgreens to Dracut, but residents who own the land are now planning to sell their lots so a strip mall can be built at the intersection of Mammoth Road and Lakeview Avenue instead.

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Team 5 Investigates reported there's now a battle brewing over who's responsible and who should pay for the cleanup.

Will they or won't they? Tomorrow night, residents may finally learn whether Walgreens is coming to Dracut.

A wayward osprey died early Monday morning despite animal-rescue workers' best efforts to save it.

Just several of the more than 89 headstones Lowell police say were discovered either knocked over or broken yesterday at the Hildreth Cemetery in Lowell.