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THANKSGIVING IS a beautiful compound word, which is a word formed of two or more words that are grouped to form a new word with a new meaning. The holiday this name honors is just four days away, but today we can honor the people and parts in the city of Lowell for whom we are giving thanks.
BY TUESDAY at 8 p.m., when the polls close in Lowell, the 2023 election for the City Council and School Committee races will be over, and a new era of governing in the city will begin in January 2024.
LOWELL — In life, Shannon Lally was a mass of complications and contradictions. He had a reputation for both sweetness and belligerence, of lucidity and disordered behavior. But he was best known for almost a decade of living on the streets of Downtown Lowell, sitting on a bench or sprawled out on a section of sidewalk, copping for spare change or a cup of coffee.
A CIVIL lawsuit filed against Merrimack Valley Radio LLC by former employee Teddy Panos has resulted in a court judgment of almost $32,000 against owner Sam Poulten, following an assessment of damages hearing held at Lowell District Court on Sept. 13. A default judgment was entered against the station and Poulten on Tuesday.
LOWELL — Some candidates stayed in, some dropped out and some pulled last-minute papers and submitted last-minute signatures. Welcome to the 2023 city of Lowell election season.