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Beat writer Cam Inman gives fans travel, restaurant and entertainment tips if they are going on the road with the San Francisco 49ers this NFL season

Most of Jack’s five siblings worked at the paper’s 15 Kearney Square address in varying roles but none with the passion and intensity of Jack, who ascended to editor in 1987 and then publisher in 1991, following his father’s death. Jack died Aug. 28 at Avita of Newburyport, a facility specializing in memory care. He was 78.

LOWELL — The state of emergency that Gov. Maura Healey announced during a State House press conference on Aug. 8 hit close to home with the administration allegedly looking at UMass Lowell’s Inn & Conference Center as a possible housing site for migrants fleeing unrest and violence in Haiti and Venezuela.

IF THE COVID-19 pandemic taught anybody anything, it was that there is money in them thar hills. The government doled out trillions of dollars (that’s a number followed by 12 zeroes) in support for families, businesses, workers and industry in response to the disruption the pandemic caused to the lives, resources and prospects of its people.

It’s been nearly three years since the devastating Labor Day wildfires ripped through 20 Oregon counties, displacing thousands and burning nearly a million acres. On Thursday, the Oregon Department of Emergency Management released a new report analyzing the joint response and recovery efforts.