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Today, the City deployed a herd of goats to clear brush along the Merrimack River Path next to the VFW Highway. The goats provide a sustainable method of removing vegetation in hard-to-reach areas.
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Today, the new pedestrian footbridge spanning the Concord River was swung into place. The bridge is part of the .5 mile extension of the Riverwalk which is slated to open next spring.
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CVS Health is launching a rapid testing site in Lowell on Tuesday, 4/7. The testing will be conducted from the parking lot of Lowell's Showcase Cinema. The site will conduct up to 1,000 tests per day and will produce results in 15 minutes.
Read more:
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MA has the lowest rate of coronavirus transmission in the nation, reflecting that the efforts of our residents to slow the spread are working. Continue to do your part to keep Lowell safe, and stay vigilent while celebrating the 4th of July by following these safety protocols.
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The Code Red situation occurring in Andover, North Andover, and Lawrence is a Columbia gas issue. National Grid's gas network and infrastructure are not involved. National Grid is on standby to provide support or cut electric power as needed.
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The Pawtucket Street Bridge over the Northern Canal is now reopened for vehicular and pedestrian travel. The bridge has been closed since 2018 for full reconstruction as part of the TIGER bridge project.
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The City of Lowell has installed two dedicated ballot drop boxes on the grounds of City Hall that voters can use to hand-deliver their vote-by-mail ballot for the upcoming election. The drop boxes are located outside of the Merrimack St. and JFK Plaza entrances of City Hall.
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Construction on the Pawtucket Street Bridge over the Pawtucket Canal has reached completion, and the bridge will reopen to two-way traffic beginning tomorrow afternoon. A full reconstruction of the bridge was initiated in 2019.
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A historic day in the City of Lowell as the 2022-2023 City Council took the oath of office and
@SokharyChau
was elected Mayor by his colleagues. The newly elected Council marks the first to serve under Lowell's new representative election system.
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The City of Lowell is partnering with Trinity EMS Inc. to provide free COVID-19 testing to residents on Thursday, Dec. 3rd. Testing will take place at Cawley Stadium from 10 AM-4 PM.
Residents seeking testing must register for an appointment online at:
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👀 Shout out to Lowell's own Owl Diner for making the list! 🍳🥞 🦉
The Best Breakfast Restaurants In The US, According To The Mashed Staff
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This week, the City completed work to resurface the track at Cawley Memorial Stadium. The project represents a $149,550 investment & the continuation of a multi-phase process to rehabilitate the athletic facility.
@_LHSAthletics
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The City of Lowell congratulates Phillip Charron, who was sworn in as Fire Chief at City Hall this morning. Charron joined the Lowell Fire Department in 1997 and served as Deputy Fire Chief for the past 4 years.
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We agree; Lowell is the place to be!
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Today, City officials, members of the Disability Commission, and Centralville residents celebrated the completion of a new playground at Hovey Park. The project represents Lowell's first fully accessible playground and was enabled by a $400,000 PARC grant received in 2019.
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The City of Lowell is pleased to announce that construction has begun on the Connector Trail Project, a multiuse path that will connect the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail and the Concord River Greenway. The trail will pass through an Outdoor Urban Art Gallery below the Connector.
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A limited number of COVID-19 vaccine appointments are now available for eligible residents at Lowell General Hospital's mass vaccination site. Register online at:
Check your eligibility at: ...
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The Board of Health has passed an emergency regulation requiring masks in all indoor public spaces in Lowell. The order was passed in response to a significant increase in COVID-19 transmission in the City over recent weeks.
Read the full order:
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The City of Lowell is offering free COVID testing 7 days a week beginning Monday. Appoints are required. Sign up online at:
More details about testing:
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The new Signature Bridge spanning the Pawtucket Canal in the Hamilton Canal Innovation District is now open to all pedestrian and vehicular traffic. The bridge extends Canal Street to join the Northern and Southern portions of the HCID.
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It's Official ⚾️: The City of Lowell and
@UMassLowell
have finalized the much anticipated sale of LeLacheur Park, a 5,000-seat park located along the Merrimack River, formerly home to the Lowell Spinners and now the new home to the River Hawks NCAA Division 1 baseball team.
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According to the most recent report from DPH, Lowell's positivity rate among residents tested for COVID-19 has decreased to 1.1% (14day average), below the state average. The City is also continuing to see a decline in new cases.
Let's keep doing what we can to keep Lowell safe.
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This week, the Baker-Polito Administration released a new risk designation system on community level spread of COVID-19. Lowell is classified as "green," reflecting a lower risk of spread.
Keep following the precautions - keep Lowell safe.
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The Department of Planning and Development (DPD) is excited to announce the re-opening of the Crowley, Callery, and Kittredge Park playgrounds tomorrow, Friday, November 17! 1/
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.
@DoBizInLowell
has compiled a list of restaurants in the City that remain open for take out service. Check out the list and consider these businesses for your dinner plans!
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Exciting
@lowellpsd
update! 🏀 🏸
@LowellHigh
gym's refinished floors = no more tackiness or cloudiness, and ready for game day. ✨
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The Lord Overpass Redesign project is entering Phase 4 of construction this week which will significantly improve traffic flow through the area and allow for more turning options. Middlesex Street outbound will re-open during this phase.
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COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Lowell, and masks are now required in all indoor public places in the city. If you're heading out, bring a mask!
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The highest volume of new COVID cases in Lowell has come from young adults. If you're a young person in Lowell, please remember that you can become infected and spread COVID to people you care about, even if you're not concerned with getting sick yourself.
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The City Manager's office was pleased to help welcome the newest four-legged member of the Lowell Police Department today. Mack will train to become a comfort dog over the summer & will work to help strengthen the Department's connection to the community.
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The City of Lowell is proud to be one of the first municipalities in the country to install Alternative/Augmentative Communication (AAC) Signs, a tool to aid in non-verbal communication, at ALL public playgrounds and swimming pools. This initiative was funded by ... 1/
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Today, the City of Lowell honors the sacrifices and contributions of all who have fought for our flag. Thank you, Veterans.
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Wearing a mask or face covering helps slow the spread of coronavirus. While wearing a facecovering in public is not required in the City of Lowell, it is strongly recommended.
For information from the CDC, visit:
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The City of Lowell is proud to announce the new Black History Trail in downtown Lowell. 11 new permanent Black history markers were installed in recognition of various sites and individuals important to the City's Black heritage.
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The City of Lowell is hosting a community vigil to honor Lowell residents who passed away due to COVID-19. The ceremony will take place outside of City Hall on Tuesday, June 29 at 6:00 PM. 319 flags will be placed in the lawn of City hall to symbolize each life lost in Lowell
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Trick-or-treating is back! The City of Lowell has set trick-or-treating hours for Sunday, Oct. 31 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. More info:
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Last night, members of the Lowell community came together to honor and remember the 319 residents who lost their lives due to COVID-19. As more aspects of our lives return to normal, we must not forget the incredible toll that this public health crisis inflicted on our community.
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COVID-19 transmission is surging in Lowell and around Massachusetts. There were 109 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the City yesterday, the highest daily total recorded since April.
You have the power to stop the spread. Wear a mask
#MaskUpLowell
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The Board of Health has lifted the indoor mask requirement due to declining rates of COVID-19 transmission in the City.
Please continue to do your part to prevent the spread of COVID-19: get vaccinated, get boosted, and get tested if you have symptoms or have been exposed.
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The Thorndike St (Lord Overpass) Project, completed and fully opened this fall after 3 years of construction, has been transformative for the City of Lowell. This initiative successfully eliminated aging overpass bridges while enhancing safety for pedestrians and cyclists... 1/
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The City has launched a vaccine appointment assistance call center that will offer live, phone-based support to residents attempting to make vaccine appointments. Open Mon-Sat, 7AM-3PM. Service in English, Khmer, Spanish and Portuguese. 978-228-3019.
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City Manager Eileen Donoghue has released the following statement regarding the anti-Semitic language used by School Committee Member Robert Hoey.
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We're thrilled to be named one of the top 25 places to live in the Northeast by Livability - congrats to our fellow Bay State honorees
@TweetWorcester
and
@fallriver_ma
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Yesterday, the new signature bridge in the Hamilton Canal Innovation District was formally dedicated to Former Congresswoman Niki Tsongas in recognition of her lifetime of service to Lowell and her contributions to the revitalization of the City.
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Free COVID-19 testing will begin at the Lowell Health Department at 3pm today, and will continue at sites throughout the City until August 14. Check out the schedule for when and where testing will be offered and make a plan to get tested to help Stop the Spread!
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Governor Baker has rescinded the previous order prohibiting the use of reusable shopping bags, meaning you can now use reusable bags at grocery stores in Massachusetts.
View the order:
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If you receive a phone call from a 978-674 number, pick up the phone. It may be a member of the City's contact tracing team.
Nurses from the Lowell Health Department contact individuals who have tested positive for COVID-19 and their direct contacts to provide critical info.
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The City of Lowell will be operating a warming center for the winter storm Saturday January 29 from 8am-8pm, possibly extending into the overnight if warranted, based on conditions. The site will be operated by the Lowell Senior Center and the Lowell Fire Department.
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New cases of COVID-19 have decreased significantly in recent weeks, and Lowell is now in the green.
Getting tested remains a valuable tool in preventing transmission. Free testing is available daily outside of Cawley Stadium. Make an appointment:
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City Manager Eileen Donoghue has announced that Christine McCall has been selected to serve as Director of the Department of Planning & Development and Assistant City Manager. McCall has served as Economic Development Director since February 2020.
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As of April 16, there have been 706 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among Lowell residents. This report, reflecting data from the Health Department, provides a breakdown of these cases by age, gender and neighborhood.
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This week, we say farewell to Assistant City Manager and Director of Planning and Development Diane Tradd, who is retiring after 28 years of service to the City.
Diane has left an indelible mark on Lowell, and we congratulate heron the culmination of a remarkable year.
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Work is officially underway on the Lowell High School project at 75 Arcand. You can follow the action in real time by tuning into our live feed at:
For more information about the project, visit:
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The 33rd Annual Lowell Folk Festival is just 3 days away. Visit the link below to find everything you need to know about the event including, schedules, directions, and parking information.
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Due to increased rates of COVID-19 infections in Lowell and across the region and emerging concerns related to the highly transmissible Delta variant, mask/face coverings will be required in City Hall and in all City buildings beginning Monday, August 11.
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The City of Lowell will distribute additional at-home COVID-19 test kits at the Senior Center tomorrow from 9:00 AM-10:30. Supplies are limited.
All residents are eligible to receive up to two test kits, and must provide proof of Lowell residency at the distribution site.
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Please be advised: Property owners are responsible for clearing snow, sleet, and ice from sidewalks, walkways, driveways, entrances, and curb ramps abutting one's property. Failure to do so may result in fines.
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In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, door-to-door trick-or-treating will be prohibited in Lowell this year.
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First responders have been on the frontlines of the COVID crisis, continually risking exposure to the virus in their service to the public. This week, members of the Lowell Police and Fire Departments began receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Beginning on Wednesday, the use of masks or face coverings in public spaces will be required in Massachusetts.
Any cloth face covering that covers your mouth and nose is suitable under this order. For recommendations from the CDC on DIY options, visit:
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At-home tests are a quick and convenient tool to determine if you have COVID-19 and are likely to transmit the virus.
The City of Lowell has secured 30,000 at-home tests, and will distribute them to residents this Saturday from 9am-11am at 5 locations, listed below 👇
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Mask up, Lowell. Masks are required in all indoor public spaces in Lowell to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
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The City of Lowell has worked in partnership with UMass Lowell, Lowell General Hospital and state agencies including MEMA to set up a temporary field hospital at the University's Campus Rec. Center. The facility will have a 95-bed capacity and will be staffed and managed by LGH
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The City of Lowell joins the entire Lowell community in celebrating and recognizing Black History Month. This month-long celebration is an opportunity to reflect on the contributions and achievements of African Americans here in Lowell and across the United States.
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Ribs, pulled pork, chicken and waffles right here in Downtown Lowell! Check out Southern-style
#BBQ
hot spot Mill City BBQ & Brew (11 Kearney Sq) 🐖 on an episode of
@PhantomGourmet
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The City Council has passed an ordinance authorizing the creation of a temporary program allowing Lowell restaurants, cafés, and coffee shops to expand outdoor seating within designated portions of sidewalks or within curbside parking spaces.
Read more:
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A data driven affirmation of what we already know...there's a lot to like about Lowell!
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The City of Lowell will distribute free at-home COVID-19 test kits to residents on Saturday, December 18 from 8 AM - 12 PM at the following locations:
Robinson Middle School, 110 June St
Lowell Department of Public Works, 1365 Middlesex St
Lowell Senior Center, 276 Broadway St
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As of today, there have been 1568 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among Lowell residents. Cases remain distributed across all age groups and neighborhoods.
Please do your part to stop the spread. Stay home, wear a face covering when leaving, and practice social distancing.
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In honor of Small Business Saturday, all garage and street parking will be free in Downtown Lowell tomorrow. Make a plan to head Downtown and kickoff your holiday shopping by supporting Lowell small businesses!
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Residents are advised that flushing any type of wipe, including disinfecting wipes and wipes marked as "flushable" causes clogging at pump stations and may result in sewer backups.
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Vote by mail applications and completed ballots can be returned by hand to the secure drop box at the JFK Plaza entrance of City Hall. Applications for a Primary Election ballot are due on Wednesday, and completed ballots must be returned by Sept. 1st.
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Have you noticed the murals appearing across the City of
#Lowell
? Come celebrate the new art with a tour at
#VIBEfest
. Details can be found here:
For even more info on the stellar artists &
#murals
that can be seen around
#Lowell
, this is a must read. Mark your calendars for
#VIBEFest
on 09/10. Hope to see you there!
@LikeLowell
@BeyondWallsLynn
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#DidYouKnow
that early voting starts in Lowell on Saturday? Early voting for the November 3rd General Election will be offered at the Lowell Senior Center October 17th through October 30th. All voters are eligible to vote early with no excuse required!
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A statement from Lowell City Manager Eileen Donoghue.
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Satursday’s Community Block Party was a hit! Dozens of residents received the COVID vaccine, and hundreds more stopped by to take in the festivities. Thank you to all community partners who helped make the event a success.
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The City of Lowell honors the life, legacy and the unfinished march of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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The City of Lowell has a new website! Visit to see our new look, and check back often for news and updates.
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Today, City of Lowell officials, Lowell Public Schools officials, and members of the community gathered to mark the "topping off" of Phase 1 of the Lowell High School Project, a significant milestone in the $343 million project.
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The "Stop the Spread" testing site at Cawley Memorial Stadium will now be open from 8am-8pm Monday through Saturday, and 8pm-5pm on Sunday.
Appointments are available this week. Book online at:
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Governor Baker has announced that phase 2 of the state's reopening plan will begin tomorrow, June 8. During phase two, restaurants, retail shops, child care facilities and several other business/operations will be allowed to resume services.
More info:
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The City of Lowell has opened an emergency shelter in the gymnasium of the Stoklosa School. The shelter will accommodate asymptomatic homeless individuals that have been exposed to individuals who have tested positive for COVID-19.
Read more:
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Today, members of the Lowell community came together to mark the dedication of the September 11, 2001 "Never Forget" Monument in Liberty Tree Park on Arcand Drive.
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The City of Lowell is offering free COVID-19 testing to residents seven days a week beginning on Monday. All residents are eligible to be tested, no symptoms or doctor's referral required. Appointments are required. Register online at:
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Haven't gotten vaccinated yet? Head down to the Lowell Community Block Party on Saturday to get your shot, enjoy free food and entertainment, enter to win prizes and more!
Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J
#vaccines
will be available.
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Be a good neighbor, remember to shovel your sidewalk. Property owners in Lowell are required to clear sidewalks bordering their property.
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✅30 barrels
✅22 benches
Thank you Department of Public Works' Parks Division for all of your hard work enhancing our city streets.
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The City of Lowell wishes you and your family a peaceful and happy Thanksgiving!
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The City of Lowell has been awarded $165,755 through MassDOT’s Shared Streets and Spaces program to implement projects for socially distanced travel and recreation in the City.
Read more:
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The Commonwealth's PARC and LAND grant programs provide critial support to municipalities in enhancing parks and open space. Today,
@MassGovernor
Baker, Lt. Gov. Polito, and Commissioner Amidon visited Lowell to announce a $400,000 PARC for improvements to South Common.
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The City is working hard to prepare for the rain and we need your help! How? Grab a shovel and clear those catch basins in front of your property. Focus on the grates (where the water goes in) and make sure they're clear. Small act = big impact.
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Mark your calendars - Lowell Winterfest is set to make a spectacular return on Feb 18 & 19 at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium. Enjoy live music, food trucks, the famous soup competition, a carousel, craft fair, ice skating, and much more. More info:
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Early voting starts today at 9am, and will be available through Friday, August 28 at the following times:
Sat Aug 22: 9 AM - 3 PM
Sun Aug 23: 9 AM - 3 PM
Mon Aug 24: 8 AM - 6PM
Tues Aug 25: 8 AM - 8 PM
Wed Aug 26: 8 AM - 6 PM
Thurs Aug 27: 8 AM - 6 PM
Fri Aug 28: 8 AM - 12 PM
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Free COVID-19 testing is now available to Lowell residents. Even those who are not experiencing symptoms are eligible to be tested!
Mobile test will begin at the Health Dept. next week, and move to a new site each week.
More info:
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The Pawtucket Street Bridge over the Pawtucket Canal will reopen to one-way westbound vehicular traffic on Friday, 10/2 at 3pm. The bridge was previously closed to vehicular traffic in February.
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