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Editorial: Lowell acts to preserve quality of life - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Lowell acts to preserve quality of life

Lowell’s long-sought quest for an outdoor recreational resource has finally been signed, sealed, and delivered. With the purchase by Mass Audubon now completed, Rollie’s Christmas Tree Farm will now remain Lowell’s largest parcel of open space, in perpetuity.

All the single (Jewish) ladies: women across the generations on the highs and lows of going it alone - Vimarsana News

All the single (Jewish) ladies: women across the generations on the highs and lows of going it alone

What’s it like to be unattached and female? Women from their 20s to their 70s tell all

Source: thejc.com
Mass Audubon completes purchase of Rollie's Farm - Vimarsana News

Mass Audubon completes purchase of Rollie's Farm

LOWELL — After the purchase of the land by Mass Audubon was finalized just after Christmas, Rollie's Christmas Tree Farm will now serve as a wildlife sanctuary, a community farm and a new network of trails as the largest piece of open space remaining in Lowell.

Union defends Class A title with 10-8 win over Lady Mikes - Vimarsana News

Union defends Class A title with 10-8 win over Lady Mikes

CALIFORNIA -- Union rallied from a two-run deficit with five runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to lift the Lady Scotties to their second-straight WPIAL Class A softball

O'Leary's New Rooftop Garden More Than a Pretty View - Vimarsana News

O'Leary's New Rooftop Garden More Than a Pretty View

Ed Brennen In the countless hours that senior peace and conflict studies major Austin Thoren has spent studying in the O’Leary Learning Commons mezzanine, he never gave much thought to the empty cement terrace just outside the room’s floor-to-ceiling windows. “There was never anything going on out there, so I didn’t really pay attention to it,” he says. When students return to campus this fall, they’ll discover quite a bit going on outside the windows: a new rooftop garden of flowers, herbs and vegetables brimming from 500 ne...

Source: uml.edu