Aaron Curtis is a Multimedia Journalist at Lowell Sun. He specializes in breaking news reporting with a focus on crime, public security, and judicial matters, particularly in the Greater Lowell area. Aaron's work has been featured in various outlets, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and the Boston Herald.
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Aaron's coverage indicates a strong focus on local crime, accidents, and trials within the Massachusetts area. His preference for evolving stories and breaking news suggests he is most responsive to pitches related to ongoing or recently unfolding events in the Lowell region.
Consider reaching out with exclusive updates on ongoing criminal investigations or significant developments in trials covered by Aaron. Additionally, if you have access to firsthand accounts of community events or insights into local crime trends, this may also be of interest to him.
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DUNSTABLE — Firefighters doused an inferno on Saturday night that ravaged a barn-turned-garage on High Street.
By: Aaron Curtis
WILMINGTON — While emergency crews tended to an early Sunday morning crash on Interstate 93, a second collision occurred when a vehicle struck a fire truck at the scene.
LOWELL — Lowell High sophomore Faheem is known as a positive kid, well-loved by teachers and staff, according to School Resource Officer Timothy Sullivan. So when Faheem became the target of a rece…
By: Aaron Curtis
BOSTON — A Billerica paving company owner pleaded guilty in federal court to tax evasion after failing to report millions in business receipts, keeping over $1 million in unpaid federal and state t…
By: Aaron Curtis
DRACUT — Last December, a resident of Sunset Road returned home to find her 8-pound Yorkshire terrier, Seamus, unresponsive and covered in blood and feces, according to authorities. The dog was taken to Wignall Animal Hospital in Lowell, where Seamus was pronounced dead.
By: Aaron Curtis
BILLERICA — Police swiftly apprehended a pair of suspects attempting to steal freshly delivered iPhones from a porch on Nealley Street, using a stolen tracking number to zero in on the package.
PELHAM, N.H. — A Salem, N.H. man is charged with driving under the influence after the car he was operating flipped and landed 30 feet into a field off Tallant Road early Friday morning, according …
By: Aaron Curtis
LOWELL — The murder trial of three Lowell brothers, all alleged members of a local street gang, began last week, with the prosecution accusing Billy, Billoeum, and Channa Phan of fatally shooting 2…
DRACUT — Continuing a cherished tradition on Wednesday, now retired Dracut Fire Chief Richard Patterson was driven home from headquarters in the department’s 1948 Diamond T fire engine, marki…
By: Aaron Curtis
DRACUT — A Dracut fire engine that served the department for 31 years is set to embark on a new mission, bringing its lifesaving capabilities to the Caribbean.
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