Peter Currier is a journalist at Sentinel Enterprises Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and security, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Peter's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Boston Herald, New Hampshire Union Leader, and The Globe and Mail.
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Peter Currier seems to focus on local news, particularly related to government and politics, crime, education, and community events in Massachusetts. He often covers government announcements and evolving stories within these themes.
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BILLERICA — The Billerica Select Board voted 4-1 Monday to approve a policy to prioritize internal candidates when it comes to hiring a new police
TOWNSEND — As Townsend faces two separate lawsuits led by its own town clerk, the town administrator provided an update of both cases and gave some insight into how much the town has incurred in legal expenses.
As Townsend faces two separate lawsuits led by its own town clerk, the town administrator provided an update of both cases and gave some insight into how much the town has incurred in legal expenses.
LOWELL — Police said one person was hospitalized Sunday after crashing an electric scooter at the intersection of Market and Dutton streets.
LOWELL — Local substance abuse recovery agency Riverbend has a new leader as of Monday with Evan Boyack named as the new CEO after former CEO Michael Reinke stepped down to serve as an Episcopal priest in Connecticut.
Mosquitoes with West Nile virus were found in Billerica and Fitchburg last week as the number of positive mosquito samples rises to 43 in Massachusetts so far in 2026.
WESTFORD — Town Manager Kristen Las informed the Westford Select Board Tuesday evening that she will resign from her role to take on a newly created position in the town of Shrewsbury, where she previously worked.
By: Peter Currier
LITTLETON — Officials claim that five of Littleton's Flock Safety cameras were switched back on by the company without informing the town after the town temporarily disabled the cameras earlier this year.
By: Peter Currier
CONCORD, N.H. — The leader of what is reputed to be a New England neo-Nazi group has been hit with a fine and 250 hours of community service for a 2023 incident at a drag queen story hour event in Concord.
ANDOVER — Each year, Voices of Hope seeks to raise funds to benefit cancer research primarily through their stage productions at the North Shore Music Theatre.
