Peter Currier is a journalist at Sentinel Enterprises Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, security and law enforcement, as well as culture and society, with a focus on themes such as artificial intelligence and business economics. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Boston Herald, New Hampshire Union Leader, and The Globe and Mail.
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By: Peter Currier
'For so many students, community college is where a bigger future begins'
By: Peter Currier
TEWKSBURY — After a year and a half of hearings, pushback and protest, a controversial battery storage site proposed in the town of Tewksbury has been withdrawn, with the company behind the project citing costs as the reason.
BOSTON — One of the many former Market Basket employees who lost their job last year amid a dramatic corporate shakeup will be honored as an “emerging leader” next month during the Alpha Omega Council's Annual Honors Gala.
CHELMSFORD — Residents of Pickwick Village in North Chelmsford had to scramble to find new housing arrangements after their building was condemned
GROTON — Firefighters responded to and extinguished an electrical fire in a Groton home Monday night, the Groton Fire Department said in a statement Tuesday.
By: Peter Currier
LOWELL — Throughout the day Saturday part of downtown Lowell will be taken over by musicians and fans of Americana music as the Lowell Summer Music Series' Banjo & Fiddle Contest celebrates its 45th year.
BURLINGTON — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Congresswoman Lori Trahan conducted an unannounced visit to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement
By: Peter Currier
LOWELL — After cutting the ribbon on its brand-new substance abuse treatment facility earlier this year, Spectrum Health Systems is celebrating after receiving clearance to offer “its full breadth of services.”
‘Solidarity remains our greatest strength' LOWELL — With 25 years now having passed since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, most
By: Peter Currier
‘We promise that we will never forget' As the events of Sept. 11, 2001, unfolded, millions of American students and their teachers were just starting their school days on what began as a typical Tuesday morning.
