The Valley Patriot has learned today that at least one family in Methuen received the incorrect ballots for the November 3rd ...

Defendant was member of a drug trafficking organization known as “La Culebra” BOSTON – A Lawrence, Mass. man pleaded guilty ...

After nearly 12 years on the Dracut School Committee, Allison Volpe still has a few things to learn. First, Volpe should understand that voters sometimes disagree ...

NORTH ANDOVER – Valley Patriot sources at Lawrence District Court and in law enforcement tell The Valley Patriot that North Andover volleyball player Erin Cox was in court last month with a signed ...

Four members of the Lawrence City Council called for a thorough and independent investigation by the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office after allegations surfaced earlier this year that ...

Following his arrest and release from federal court on Friday, Lawrence Mayor Brian DePeña gave a brief interview to Spanish language television station “Telemundo”, making it clear that he plans to ...

(Amesbury, MA) – Theodore Semesnyei, 265 Lions Mouth Road, submitted campaign paperwork last week with the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance (OCPF) as a Republican to run in the ...

A man was murdered this evening on the lower end of Farnham Street in Lawrence. Witnesses tell the Valley Patriot that the shooter was laying in wait in the alley between Farnham & Abbott Street and ...

Former CEO of the “TPC” Greater Lawrence Psychological Center (now called “Valley of Hope Shelter and Recovery”) Carina Papalardo filed a lawsuit against her former agency as well as Penny Hamel, Luz ...

ICE Boston agents reported the arrest of Yobany Francisco Echavarria, a citizen of the Dominican Republic who, according to the agency, was in the country illegally. The arrest was made in Lawrence.

There is a quiet crisis unfolding across our country, and you can see it in real time. Projects are delayed. Housing costs keep climbing. Contractors are turning away work, not because they lack ...

As summer comes to a close and we begin the transition into fall, I have been reflecting on the many events, conversations, and community gatherings that brought us together over the past few months.