Mark Leblanc News Today

The pedestrian who was injured in the crash was on the sidewalk when they were struck by the vehicle, according to police.

Rebel Hotel Company, the leading independent hospitality management company, is excited to announce the launch of Rebel Hotels West Coast, marking a significant step in its strategic growth plan to establish a strong presence on the dynamic West Coast hospitality market. To spearhead this expansion, the company proudly introduces Mark LeBlanc, a distinguished industry veteran, as Managing Director of West Coast Operations.

With over four decades of diverse experience in various operational capacities within the hospitality sector, Mark LeBlanc brings a wealth of knowledge, extensive industry connections, and exceptional leadership skills to his new role. His journey in hospitality began as a bellman in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and progressed through roles including General Manager, Vice President of Operations, and Executive Vice President of Development at Rim Hospitality, a journey that culminated in Rim becoming C...

The crash happened just after noon at the intersection of First Street Boulevard and VFW Highway.

A major snow storm is expected to blanket the Sierra with some much needed snow this weekend. The National Weather Service is warning of the potential for blizzard-like conditions in the mountains much of Saturday, and Caltrans says travel on area roads could be “difficult to impossible."

When news broke about steel mills and other dirty industries recycling their hazardous waste into fertilizer, regulators set limits. More than two decades later, environmentalists question whether the rules are

LOWELL — A man and a woman are expected to survive after suffering gunshot wounds during a chaotic episode that broke out on 12th Street in Centralville on Thursday night. 

LOWELL — City Councilor Paul Ratha Yem watched as multiple local and regional policing agencies mounted a raid at 62-64 Branch St., a multifamily residence that has been a source of concern for area residents and businesses in the neighborhood. The Sept. 8 action resulted in 13 arrests and the seizure of drugs and money.

LOWELL — The tents and other temporary housing structures are gone from South Common Park, removed during the July sweep of the sprawling homeless encampment that stretched the length of Summer Street between Thorndike and South streets.

The Lowell and Tewksbury police departments both recently filled deputy police chief vacancies — previously one-person positions — with two individuals. However, that’s where the similarity ends.