The Column: Point of order – or pointless?
ROBERT’S RULES has been referenced so many times of late in both Lowell City Council and School Committee meetings, that it probably should have its own seat at the table.
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ROBERT’S RULES has been referenced so many times of late in both Lowell City Council and School Committee meetings, that it probably should have its own seat at the table.
MUNICIPAL MEETINGS get a bad rap. Rather than being staid yawners, they can provide relatable public information, as well as unexpected public spectacle, and a lot of it is catnip for reporters who bring those stories to readers.
The beginning of the district’s winter break typically serves as a halfway point for us for the school year. Midyear activities have now concluded and students have wrapped up their exams, ready to begin the new semester when they return in January. For our staff, it’s also a good time for us to reflect on what we’ve accomplished during the first half of the school year and to look forward a bit to the exciting things that are in the works for the new year.
Voters in both Roxbury and Mount Arlington went to the polls Tuesday, with a bevy of races and candidates on the ballot.
Bike lanes are coming to State Street. The Santa Barbara City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday to spend $45,000 to stripe the 500 to 1200 blocks of State