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Andover's Lily Shannon signs with PWHL San Jose for rookie season

Andover native Lily Shannon, 23, signed a two-year contract with expansion franchise PWHL San Jose in September after being drafted 40th overall in June, and is training at local rinks ahead of the Nov. 18 training camp opening.

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Andover board reviews Phillips Academy faculty duplex Tuesday

The Andover Planning Board will hold a virtual public meeting Tuesday, Oct. 13, to review a Phillips Academy proposal for a two-story faculty duplex with EV charging stations at 25 Phillips Street.

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North Andover schedules power outage Oct. 11, road paving Oct. 7

National Grid will shut off power to 29 North Andover streets overnight Sunday, Oct. 11, for electrical upgrades, and the town begins full-width road paving on four streets starting Wednesday, Oct. 7.

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Workers in safety vests operating a large asphalt paving machine on a road surface.
Hockey stick, gloves, and skates resting on the boards of an ice rink.

Andover's Lily Shannon signs with PWHL San Jose for rookie season

Andover native Lily Shannon, 23, signed a two-year contract with expansion franchise PWHL San Jose in September after being drafted 40th overall in June, and is training at local rinks ahead of the Nov. 18 training camp opening.

Hockey stick, gloves, and skates resting on the boards of an ice rink.

Andover's Lily Shannon signs with PWHL San Jose for rookie season

Andover native Lily Shannon, 23, signed a two-year contract with expansion franchise PWHL San Jose in September after being drafted 40th overall in June, and is training at local rinks ahead of the Nov. 18 training camp opening.

Hacker in fingerless gloves typing on laptop keyboard from above in a dark setting.

Andover IT got half the funding it sought before cyberattack

A review of Andover's capital plans shows Town Manager Andrew Flanagan recommended just 48.5% of the IT Department's $4.72 million in infrastructure requests over five fiscal years, a gap now drawing scrutiny after August's four-day cyberattack knocked out town and school networks.

Blue, pink, and white Massachusetts primary election ballots spread across a table.

Koh leads North Andover's certified primary results

North Andover posted official certified results from the Tuesday, Sept. 1 state primary, finalizing tallies across all races including the MA-6 Democratic primary won by Andover's Dan Koh over state Rep. Tram Nguyen.

Dan Koh wins crowded Democratic primary in Massachusetts' 6th District

Andover's Dan Koh won the crowded Democratic primary for Massachusetts' 6th Congressional District on Sept. 1, defeating fellow Andover resident Tram T. Nguyen and three other candidates, while Sen. Ed Markey turned back Rep. Seth Moulton's Senate challenge and Connor Murray advanced unopposed for the 18th Essex state House seat.

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Lancaster exits MA-6 race, endorses Andover's Nguyen

Mariah Lancaster dropped out of the MA-6 Democratic primary on Saturday and endorsed Andover state Rep. Tram Nguyen, narrowing the field to five candidates two days before the Sept. 1 vote.

Stone courthouse entrance with large ornate metal doors and American flag.

Andover man charged with voting in victim's name, framing him for deportation

Yupeng Sun, 33, of Andover was arrested Aug. 19 on federal charges alleging he impersonated a former Malden landlord to register and vote in the 2024 presidential election, then filed fraudulent immigration forms and anonymous tips attempting to get the victim deported.

Air-launched Tomahawk cruise missile

Raytheon's Andover site tapped for $22.9B Tomahawk missile contract

RTX's Raytheon division will use its Andover facility as one of three U.S. sites to accelerate Tomahawk cruise missile production under a $22.9 billion, seven-year Navy contract, the second major defense award to touch the Lowell Street campus in two months.

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