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Aaron Curtis

Aaron Curtis is designated as the nighttime emergency response reporter throughout Greater Lowell. A native of upstate New York, Aaron Curtis previously worked as a reporter for upstate daily newspapers including The Palladium-Times, based in Oswego, and The Daily Messenger, located in Canandaigua. Aaron is a graduate of the State University of New York at Oswego.

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HUDSON, N.H. — A 55-year-old Hudson, N.H. woman is accused of recklessly firing several gunshots toward the road from her property at 177 Bush Hill Road late Saturday afternoon and then barricading herself inside her home, police said. 
Woman arrested after shooting in Hudson, N.H.
HUDSON, N.H. — A 55-year-old Hudson, N.H. woman is accused of recklessly firing several gunshots toward the road from her property at 177 Bush Hill Road late Saturday afternoon and then...
DRACUT — A Dracut man wanted for allegedly robbing three convenience stores at gunpoint on Christmas Eve — two in Lowell and another in Tewksbury — was arrested on Thursday, according to a press release from U.S. Attorney Nathaniel Mendell's office.
Dracut man busted for Christmas Eve robberies
DRACUT — A Dracut man wanted for allegedly robbing three convenience stores at gunpoint on Christmas Eve — two in Lowell and another in Tewksbury — was arrested on Thursday,...
TEWKSBURY — Despite a state order issued earlier this month requiring the slaughter of Vilmaria Maldonado's three pet goats, the animals remain alive and safe at Oliveira Farm in Tewksbury, though their future remains in question. 
Fate of Tewksbury goats could be known this week
TEWKSBURY — Despite a state order issued earlier this month requiring the slaughter of Vilmaria Maldonado's three pet goats, the animals remain alive and safe at Oliveira Farm in Tewksbury, though...