Methuen

[ muh-thoo-uhn ]

noun

1. a town in NE Massachusetts, near Lawrence.

Example Sentences

The May explosion at the Seqens plant in Newburyport, Massachusetts, killed Jack O’Keefe, 62, of Methuen.

From Seattle Times

The person who died was identified as Jack O’Keefe, 62, of Methuen, according to a spokesperson for the Essex County District Attorney’s office.

From Seattle Times

Bhushan, who lives in Methuen, Mass., a suburb of Boston, said he’s been looking for new work but has found that competition is fierce and some companies are not willing to go to the trouble of sponsoring his visa, known as an H1B.

From Washington Post

“She said, ‘Oh my god, you have to submit him, he’s so cute, he’s got such a good personality, and you could win $25,000,’” said Ms. O’Hagan, a 30-year-old stay-at-home mother from Methuen, Mass. As part of the application process to be the baby food company’s new “spokesbaby,” she sent in a photo and a video of Everett, taken in April.

From New York Times

Two Democrats - transportation advocate Chris Dempsey and Methuen state Sen. Diana DiZoglio - are vying for the chance to succeed state Auditor Suzanne Bump who opted not to seek reelection.

From Washington Times