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Hail to the new Lowell City Council - Vimarsana News

Hail to the new Lowell City Council

LOWELL — Family and service above self were the themes of the new City Council, which was inaugurated in a ceremony at Lowell Memorial Auditorium Tuesday morning. Councilor Dan Rourke was elected mayor of the body by a majority of his peers, and Councilor Paul Ratha Yem was unanimously selected by his colleagues to be vice chair. Both noted the support of their families to serve the city.

Lowell School Committee sworn in for new term - Vimarsana News

Lowell School Committee sworn in for new term

The newest term of the Lowell School Committee is underway as the committee’s new lineup was inaugurated Tuesday afternoon in the City Council chambers.

Lowell mayor courts register of deeds seat, controversy - Vimarsana News

Lowell mayor courts register of deeds seat, controversy

LOWELL — Hot off his Tuesday night election win, Mayor Sokhary Chau is laying out a political path that he hopes will take him to a state-level office in the Middlesex County Register of Deeds, but it just as easily might land him in the hot seat.

Councilor Corey Robinson a no-show at city meeting - Vimarsana News

Councilor Corey Robinson a no-show at city meeting

LOWELL — City Councilor Corey Robinson was a no-show at Tuesday night's council meeting, leaving open the question of whether his absence was related to a call by many of Robinson's colleagues for him to step aside pending resolution of his legal issues.

Councilors call for Corey Robinson to 'step aside' - Vimarsana News

Councilors call for Corey Robinson to 'step aside'

LOWELL — City Councilor Corey Robinson’s fellow councilors pushed back Monday on his statement that he had “no intention” of stepping down from his District 2 seat representing the Centralville neighborhood following his arraignment last week in Lowell District Court on two charges of assault and battery on a family/household member.