Plus, a Patriots star is hospitalized, reportedly after ingesting synthetic marijuana, and get your winning Powerball numbers here.
Find out what's been going on around North Reading.
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Plus, the man charged with shooting a Boston officer is held, and Chipotle is hit with another lawsuit after a sickening outbreak.
A look back at some of the top stories in North Reading last week.
Plus, a $1 million Powerball ticket is sold in Massachusetts, but the jackpot grows to record levels, and the opioid battle gets a boost.
The administrator will update members on a number of town projects.
Plus, the man charged with bringing an arsenal to Gillette Stadium laughs out loud in court, and a trooper is dragged during a traffic stop.
A recap of some of the big stories in North Reading over the past year.
Plus, after record-setting warmth, winter returns with a vengeance this week, and strangers help reunite a Marine with his family.
Plus, the body of a missing woman is found, a new school faces a huge environmental bill, and a threat closes schools in nearby Nashua.
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation suggests guidelines for the proper operation of the hot holiday gifts.
Plus: ‘Puppy Mill’ Dog on the Mend and Ready for a Home / Kitty Litter Thief in Salem / Pipeline Surveyors Starting Prep Work
The following letter on how property owners can get involved in the Kinder Morgan Pipeline process was submitted by Selectman Jeff Yull.
Plus, Officer-involved Shooting Not a Crime / Driver Pinned Under Car / Chism Back in Court / Thefts, Car Breaks on the Rise
St Theresa's will raffle a 2016 Subaru Forester and Nine Cash Prizes of $500 on January 30th at 6:00 pm. Tickets are $50 each.
Plus, drugs are smuggled into jail in a sensitive part of the body / Runaway train operator suspended / Two injured in building collapse
Also: Should school nurses carry Narcan? / Accused child rapist / Turkeys attack a mailman / Drugs in a sensitive spot
Police and DPW remind residents of winter road and parking regulations.
Plus, A man who allegedly stole human skeletons heads to court, and a teenager accused of killing his teacher to learn his fate.
Plus, a man who carjacked an elderly woman is sentenced, and a good samaritan leaves winter clothes on the Common for those in need.
Plus, a community mourns the sudden loss of a third-grader, and a fund is established for the victims of of a tragic, fatal fire.
Plus, a miniature pet horse faces a possible death sentence after being shot in the leg, and a local musician is in line for a huge honor.
The Flint Memorial Library celebrates 15 in '15 reading program on Dec. 15.
Mentors are needed to serve as leaders to children in grades 3-8 for a 10-week session starting January 6.
Plus, a cheerleading coach is accused of raping a teen student, and a local police chief is stalked.
North Reading Masonic Lodge and the town's veterans department are collecting coats for the community and veterans.
Plus, a former cop who fabricated a shooting is found dead, and another officer is honored for an unexpected act of kindness.
Plus, the Patriots play tribute to a local teen killed in a terrorist attack, and you can still take advantage of some Black Friday deals.
Police department offers tips for safe driving.
Plus, the Patriots honor a local teen killed in Israel during a national TV broadcast, and a reportedly drunk woman boards a school bus.
Plus, dozens of animals sadly perish in an overnight animal shelter fire, and watch Tom Brady spend some quality time at home with his pup.
Plus, a woman is arrested after trying to open an exit door mid-flight, and a 'Pastafarian' wears a spaghetti strainer in her license photo.
Plus, watch protesters outside Donald Trump's speech in Massachusetts, and learn what you need to know to travel for Thanksgiving.
Plus, another body is found in Massachusetts and watch David Ortiz' emotional video confirming his pending retirement.
There will be on day in November and one in December.
Essex Technical High School freshman Caitlin Daly was struck by a car while crossing Essex Street on Wednesday.
The ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. on Wednesday.
Here's what's open and closed on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11.