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Lowell Police seize bikes, e-bikes in downtown safety crackdown (opens the original)
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LOWELL — Teenagers treating downtown streets like a bicycle stunt course were the target of a police sweep on Thursday. The Lowell Police Department’s Neighborhood Response Unit and Traffic Unit carried out Bicycle Safety Operation after weeks of complaints from residents, pedestrians, business owners and drivers about youths weaving through traffic, riding on sidewalks and performing stunts in busy downtown corridors. According to the department, officers seized nine e-bikes, four bicycles and
Malden man hit with more than 30 charges in Tewksbury break‑ins (opens the original)
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TEWKSBURY — A Malden man is facing more than 30 charges after police linked him to two vehicle break‑ins reported in April. The Tewksbury Police alleged that 23-year-old David Iovanna carried out the break‑ins on April 29 and 30, stealing wallets, cash and payment cards from vehicles on Main Street and Apache Way. Police later learned that several of the alleged stolen cards had been used or attempted to be used at stores in Tewksbury and other nearby communities. Through an investigation, detec
Nor’easter bringing rainfall, wind, and damage in Greater Lowell (opens the original)
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DRACUT — Ron Meltzer stood in disbelief outside his Passaconaway Drive home in Dracut early Sunday afternoon as wind‑driven sheets of rain swirled around the pine tree that had just crashed over his roof. The massive tree toppled across the house and into the front yard, with two thick branches punching through the roof and ceiling — one driving into a spare bedroom and ending up several feet from a bed. Another branch stuck into a closet, leaving light and water seeping through the opening. “Ev
Families gather at Lowell park to honor those lost to violence (opens the original)
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LOWELL — At the top of Fort Hill Park, where the city’s noise falls away, families who have lost loved ones to violence gathered on Friday to dedicate a new space meant to hold their grief, their memories and their healing. The Garden of Peace, a project years in the making, will stand as a sanctuary for the Greater Lowell community atop the park, a space for reflection where bricks will soon bear the names of those taken by homicide. “Up here, away from the hustle of the city, there is room to
Nashua, NH, man convicted in cocaine-mailing conspiracy (opens the original)
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NASHUA, N.H. — A jury has found a Nashua man guilty in a long‑running drug conspiracy that relied on packages mailed from Puerto Rico to several residences across the city. A Hillsborough County Superior Court — Southern District jury convicted Jose Ynoa Ynfante, 38, of conspiracy to possess a controlled drug with intent to distribute, a special‑felony offense punishable by 15 to 30 years in state prison, according to an indictment filed by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office. Prosecutor
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