By Tiffany Williams –

Triton Senior Killed in Wrong-Way Crash
A Triton Regional High School senior from Byfield was killed in a head-on crash on Route 1 in Revere early Sunday morning, according to Massachusetts State Police. Authorities have not publicly identified the student.
The crash happened around 3 a.m. near Sargent Street after multiple 911 calls reported a vehicle traveling south in the northbound lanes. Police were responding to locate the wrong-way vehicle when it struck another vehicle head-on.
Boston Mother Faces Manslaughter Charge
A Boston mother faces manslaughter and other charges in connection with the death of her 4-year-old daughter from fentanyl ingestion. Dayanna Familia, 35, is scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Dorchester, the Suffolk District Attorney’s Office announced Sunday.
Her daughter, Liyanna Bautista Familia, died on August 18. The charges concern the child’s death earlier this year.
Lawrence Fire Forces 17 From Their Homes
Seventeen people were displaced when heavy fire broke out on the third floor of a multifamily building on Walnut Street in Lawrence. Firefighters responded around 2 a.m. Sunday and ensured everyone inside evacuated safely while crews worked to bring the flames under control.
No injuries were reported. The American Red Cross is assisting those displaced, and the cause remains under investigation.
Runners Take Over Airport Runway for Veterans
Dozens of runners braved chilly temperatures Sunday for the fourth annual Run the Runway 5K and Kids Fun Run at Meriden Markham Airport. The event put participants on a runway usually used by aircraft, raising money for local veterans organizations.
Beneficiaries included Disabled American Veterans and the Wallingford Veterans Coffee House. The races brought participants together in support of veterans through the annual airport fundraiser.
Lewiston Tournament Supports Survivors
Three years after the Lewiston mass shooting, more than 150 players gathered Saturday for a community cornhole tournament honoring victims and supporting survivors. TB Events hosted the Lewiston Stronger fundraiser at Just in Time Recreation bowling alley.
Organizer Tyler Babb said all proceeds would go to the Maine Resiliency Center. The gathering continued the community’s efforts to remember those lost and support those affected.
Newport’s Oldest Living Firefighter Turns 100
Hugo DeAscentis celebrated his 100th birthday surrounded by family, friends and members of the Newport community. He has called the city home his entire life.
During the celebration, DeAscentis was recognized as Newport’s oldest living firefighter. The occasion brought together those closest to him and neighbors marking his century-long connection to the city.
Movies Return to Former Swansea Theater
Movies are back at a Swansea theater site nearly six years after its closure. The former Regal Cinemas location has reopened as Entertainment Luxury Cinemas.
The Regal theater shut down amid the movie industry’s struggles during the COVID-19 pandemic. Its return under a new name brings screenings back to a location that had been dark for years.