Aaron Curtis, The Lowell Sun

Aaron Curtis

The Lowell Sun

Lowell, MA, United States

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  • The Lowell Sun
  • East Bay Times
  • San Jose Mercury News
  • Boston Herald
  • Messenger Post Media

Past articles by Aaron:

Domestic argument leads to cocaine trafficking arrest in Tewksbury

TEWKSBURY — What started as a call to police about a domestic dispute at the Motel 6 on Thursday night ended with drug charges for a Lowell man. → Read More

Acting Lowell Police Superintendent Barry Golner set to retire

LOWELL — Despite previous statements suggesting he would be interested in pursuing the permanent role as the Lowell Police Department's top cop, Acting Superintendent Barry Golner has announced he will retire next month. → Read More

Maine man held on bail in Tewksbury drug case

TEWKSBURY — A Maine man charged with multiple drug trafficking offenses after police allegedly found him passed out inside a Tewksbury hotel room with an array of narcotics was held on $75,000 cash bail during his arraignment in Lowell District Court on Wednesday. → Read More

Police investigate shooting in Lowell’s Centralville neighborhood

LOWELL — Police are investigating the shooting of a person on Saturday night in the city’s Centralville neighborhood. → Read More

Nashua, N.H. man pleads guilty to Christmas morning stabbings

PELHAM, N.H. — The Nashua man arrested for stabbing two people outside an Old Country Road home in Pelham early Christmas morning in 2020 will serve time in prison. → Read More

Maine man accused of trafficking drugs from Tewksbury hotel room

TEWKSBURY — A well-being check conducted by police at a Tewksbury hotel room led to the alleged discovery of a hodgepodge of narcotics and the arrest of a Maine man on Tuesday. → Read More

The Five Minute Read

CHELMSFORD — The Chelmsford Police Department and Cops for Kids with Cancer recently teamed up to help a local family in their fight against cancer. → Read More

Dracut man killed in single-vehicle crash in Maine

WELLS, MAINE — Authorities say a 22-year-old Dracut man was killed when the vehicle he was operating veered off the Maine Turnpike in Wells and crashed into a tree on Sunday morning. → Read More

Lowell Police unveil new website

The Lowell Police Department has launched a new, user-friendly website to help community members stay better connected to their police department, information and news. → Read More

Police: Shoplifting suspect assaults, breaks rib of Tewksbury officer

TEWKSBURY — A Tewksbury police officer was hospitalized after suffering a broken rib while attempting to take a shoplifting suspect into custody on Thursday night. → Read More

Family searches for answers following loved one’s disappearance

Family turns to the community for help in the search for their missing loved one, 36-year-old Matthew Hrinchuk, a Lowell native, who currently lives in Dracut. → Read More

Judge Tejal Mehta sworn in as first justice of Ayer District Court

AYER — While standing at the bench of a packed Ayer District Court on Thursday, Judge Tejal Mehta referenced a quote from writer C.S. Lewis: "You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending." → Read More

Update: Driver in critical condition following Dracut crash

DRACUT — The driver who was ejected from a car during a two-vehicle wreck on Merrimack Avenue (Route 110) on Wednesday is in critical condition at Lahey Hospital in Burlington, Dracut Police Chief Peter Bartlett announced on Thursday. → Read More

Tewksbury bookkeeper pleads guilty to embezzling more than $1.8 million from employer

BOSTON — U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins' office announced on Wednesday that a Tewksbury woman pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling more than $1.8 million from an Acton flooring company that employed her, while later unlawfully collecting unemployment assistance while working for a Wilmington lighting company. → Read More

Police: Pelham, N.H. man busted with child porn following yearlong investigation

PELHAM, N.H. — A 30-year-old Pelham man was arrested on Wednesday after police say he was found in possession of child pornography. → Read More

Lowell Police to launch body camera pilot program this spring

LOWELL — Thirty Lowell police officers — including 10 officers per shift — will be equipped with body-worn cameras as they go about their duties as part of a pilot program set to launch as early as March. → Read More

Lowell shooting suspect deemed dangerous, held without bail

LOWELL — A man accused of shooting a supposed friend inside an apartment building on Garnet Street on Feb. 18 was found by a judge to be too dangerous to be released from custody at a hearing in Lowell District Court on Friday. → Read More

Lowell money manager sentenced to 9-plus years in prison for defrauding clients

BOSTON — A Lowell man who used his position as an accountant, tax preparer and investment advisor to defraud his clients out of millions of dollars — including the life savings of an elderly Tewksbury couple — was sentenced in federal court on Thursday to more than nine years in prison. → Read More

Police: Drunk driver crashes into restaurant in Pelham, N.H.

PELHAM, N.H. — Police said a 57-year-old man was drunk and had a suspended driver’s license when he crashed his pickup truck into the Grand 38 Restaurant on Bridge Street on Tuesday. → Read More

Lowell shooting suspect tells police it was self-defense

LOWELL — The alleged gunman in a Lowell shooting early Saturday morning told police he pulled the trigger in self-defense, while the alleged victim insists he was too drunk to remember the violent encounter. → Read More