Lowell, MA News

• Lowell, MA News
• Who's an American Indian? Warren case stirs query
• Obama, Romney try to play it safe in 2012 gamble
• Lady Gaga cancels Indonesian show over security
• USS Iowa on way to new home in Southern California
• Senator asks airlines to drop seat fee for kids
• Christian Jordanian sues Muslim employer over dress code
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• Rondo, Celtics win Game 7
• Obama honors veterans during Memorial Day weekend
• Widow of 9/11 pilot Jason Dahl dies
• Astronauts enter world's 1st private supply ship
• Activists: Toll from Syrian attack more than 90
• Vatican confirms pope's butler arrested in scandal
• More on Secretary Salazar's visit to Lowell in today's SUn by Joyce Tsai
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• State Senate OK's $32.4B budget
• Cyclist hurt riding Meadow Creek cart paths
• Medical examiner gives graphic testimony in Gulla murder trial
• Woman pleads guilty to MV homicide charge
• Despite deaths, Everest's slopes crowded again
• Average CEO made nearly $10 million last year
• NYC school to hand out prom condoms
• 4 Mass. kids charged with robbing Christian store
• NRC commissioner votes to deny Pilgrim license
• Board: Plans for former Groton Inn still unclear
• Schilling's video game company lays off staff
• Park Service, Enel meet on Pawtucket Dam flashboard proposal
• Take a look inside Liberty Hall. More pictures to come on Tuesday, but for now e...
• Mass. honors all its war dead: 33,000
• Suicide note unveiled in Gulla murder trial
• Romney announces public education agenda
• Tune into Chamber Chat on 980 WCAP at 11am. Our guests are the Boys and Girls Cl...
• State seeks bids for commuter rail service
• More on MRT's showcase production of "Red," which will take place at The Hanover...
• Suffolk poll: Brown-Warren dead even
• Senate closes Melanie's Law loophole
• Mass. Senate closes drunken driving loophole
• Fire on nuke-powered sub at Maine shipyard hurts 6
• Unabomber updates Harvard University alumni book
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• Celts can't close out series
• Dracut couple charged with snatching dog
• Phillip Phillips crowned American Idol
• Alvirne selects new principal
• Pilgrim N-plant remains closed amid contract dispute
• Dracut developer: My bid for Meadow Creek rejected
• Add these cards to your Lowell collection.
• Company: Dracut workers exposed to fumes are unharmed
• Lowell job fair attracts hundreds
• Convention speakers announced
• We have over 20 booths reserved and 8 sponsors for September's Business Expo & S...
• Smaller labor force helps shrink city jobless rate
• U.S. Rep. Olver escapes injury in crash
• There's a job fair today at the UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center!
• Jack Kerouac's "On the Road" is at Cannes this week. Are you going to see it whe...
• Happy Birthday Paul Moody, #Lowell's industrial inventor extraordinaire, born #O...
• Nice article in Boston.com, especially the mention of the Dickens Exhibit.
• Governor: Romney's jobs record 'fair game'
• Jet diverted to Maine; suspicious passenger cited
• Mass. officials fighting zebra mussel invasion
• 3,000 NH students honored for academics in NH
• Small dairies go under as milk prices sink again
• Sox held to 2 hits by Orioles
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• Capital school projects prioritized
• Petropoulos wins Groton selectman's seat
• Lynch: Lowell residents to see slight tax increase
• Have you checked out our new website yet?
• Acton man gets 64 months in federal child-porn case
• Murder victim's boyfriend takes the stand in Gulla trial
• UPDATE: Three workers hurt in Dracut haz-mat situation
• Join us tomorrow night for a MEGA MIXER with Northeast Association of REALTORS®...
• Two workers hurt in Dracut haz-mat situation
• Duxbury home invasion suspect captured in bog
• Boston native pulls out of Mass. casino race
• Biden makes 4th trip to NH this year
• Private supply ship rockets toward space station
• Body recovered from Mount Washington crevasse
• Sister of Whitey Bulger's girlfriend wants liens lifted
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• Tyngsboro selectmen review practices
• Lowell planners OK Lawrence Mills housing, commercial space
• Bass powers Celtics in Game 5
• Lowell, superior officers reach contract agreement
• Billerica tops Chelmsford in 13 innings
• Check out the Lowell Green Restaurant Program on Facebook!
• Ex-UMass Lowell coach Van Gundy fired by Orlando
• Mercier trial postponed -- again
• The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell is seeking sports tickets, restaurant...
• Buddhist monks begin $10 million capital campaign
• Piwowar's replacement should be picked by mid-June
• Brown announces vets' assistant bill in Wilmington
• Gulla's mother takes the stand
• Lowells on Ben Butler and New Orleans. By Terry L. Jones .
• Mass. trooper gets posthumous degree
• 17th Annual Business Expo & Showcase
• Our Business Expo & Showcase has 16 exhibitors and some great sponsors: LowellBa...
• Arrest made in 2007 Lynn slaying
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am. Tune in to hear all about o...
• Mass. pharmacies can now give more shots
• Portland police search for missing Mass. man
• Chicago braces for final day of NATO protests
• Man, 20, held in Lowell rock assault
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Officials propose change in drunken-driving law
• Lowell General Hospital TeamWalk for CancerCare was a huge success! Congratulati...
• Romney, Brown play down past connections
• IPO to 'I Do,' as Facebook's Zuckerberg weds
• Report: Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing is dead
• Powerful quake kills at least 4 in northern Italy
• 22 states join campaign finance fight
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• Derby winner takes Preakness
• N.H. church elects Mass. priest as 10th Episcopal bishop
• Ex-Mass. Speaker DiMasi diagnosed with cancer
• More than 100 fish stolen from N.H. hatchery
• Obama to Congress: Put in place banking rules now
• Chinese activist who fled house arrest heads to U.S.
• Suicide blast in Syria hits military compound
• Lowell General Hospital TeamWalk for CancerCare is tomorrow! It's not too late t...
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• Great Brook ice-cream stand to reopen
• Celtics blow big lead, fall to 76ers
• Sox fall to Phillies
• Man hit by vehicle, seriously injured in Ayer
• Third suspect identified in Acton stabbing
• Wilmington man arraigned in pedestrian fatality
• UPDATE: St. Hilaire collapses as guilty verdict is read
• Bank thief leaves evidence -- his license
• Mass. Senate passes auto 'right-to-repair' bill
• Almost time for canal tours at Lowell NHP. Join us starting next weekend the tou...
• Worcester Magazine has more on the return of professional theatre to Worcester.
• Lorrey wants update on potential for slots parlor
• Police investigate Westford St. robbery
• Check out Kevin O'Rourke from Community Values! He's a pro at this!
• We're YouTubing it! Come by today between 10am-2pm for your free video thanks to...
• 3-alarm fire in UMass Lowell's Perry Hall
• We're still looking for volunteers for Writer's Day next week at the Greenhalge...
• Mass. police officer stabbed; teen suspect shot and killed
• NY's Ft. Ticonderoga opening for 103rd season
• Schooner that sank off Mass. among federal icons
• ‘Boston School’ Artists Exhibit At The Whistler House Museum Of Art
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• Lowell police investigate pedestrian accident
• Ross lifts Red Sox over Rays
• House blesses end to price-tag requirement
• Bent named interim Groton schools chief
• Just heard the UK Travel Channel is coming to Lowell to do a feature on Jack Ker...
• Click like if you love the sunshine!
• Thefts of 30 catalytic converters from vehicles at Acton Toyota probed
• Disco queen Donna Summer dies at 63
• Prosecutor: Groton slaying victim 'suffered' in final moments
• St. Hilaire verdict due Friday
• Mass. jobless rate drops to 6.3 percent
• Tune into Chamber Chat today! Danielle's co-host is Erin Caples. She'll be talki...
• Tune into Chamber Chat today! Danielle's co-host is Erin Caples. She'll be talki...
• Opening statements today in Gulla trial
• Vt. becomes 1st state to ban hydraulic fracturing
• Mass. to release April jobs report
• Plan for Vt. windmills causes international furor
• Mass. Senate to resume debate on health care bill
• Mass. marks eighth anniversary of gay marriages
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• Rebuilding year seen for Lowell school budget
• Celtics rip 76ers to take series lead
• Suspect tried to rob man in YMCA parking lot
• RFK Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary, found dead in N.Y.
• UPDATE: Judge denies motion to dismiss charges against St. Hilaire
• Lenzi's upcoming move to Dracut will open GL Tech Committee seat
• Who wants us to create a FREE QR Code for them? Here's ours! Comment below with...
• Judge mulling whether to dismiss charges against St. Hilaire
• Senate president: Budget version has more local aid
• Celeste Bernardo has been selected as the new superintendent of Lowell National...
• Removing the rest of the old carpet from Liberty Hall today. Construction materi...
• Dracut brothers will serve jail time for tax evasion
• U.S. housing starts rose to 717,000 in April
• Cash Mob today from Noon-2pm at Babylon Restaurant مطعم بابل! Bring $20 and lots...
• Thanks to The Sun News for covering yesterday's Legislative Breakfast! And of co...
• Falmouth wind turbine found to be too loud
• NH Senate to vote on welfare verification system
• NH farmer says chickens, ducks, are disappearing
• Jury selection continues in Gulla trial
• RI working to keep Schilling's company afloat
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• Krauchune falls short in two Shirley contests
• Tyngsboro Town Meeting votes to keep Road Commission idle
• Lowell councilors vote to have legal dept. review whether they can supplant License Commission
• New Lowell National Historical Park chief named
• Beckett blanks Mariners, Sox roll 5-0
• Welker says he's signed with Patriots
• 'Don't sign the paperwork,' witness testifies in St. Hilaire trial
• Thanks to the The Valley Patriot for taking and posting some great photos from t...
• Reminder: 4" x 4" For Education
• Senators clash on health care bill
• Bear sightings in Tyngsboro for anyone who works and/or lives in town!
• Horror author King to speak at UMass Lowell
• Balcony seats are on the way out now.
• Doors Open Lowell is this weekend! It's such a great event to showcase Lowell's...
• Bump stresses government oversight at conference
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Governor: Tie health-care cost hikes to economy
• Cops: NY man shoots friend in leg at his request
• Mass. drivers see insurance rates rise
• Man hit by Amtrak train dies
• Mass. gaming panel to meet; Needs new director
• Military families to get free national parks pass
• Man allegedly kidnaps woman; prompts standoff
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• Lester tosses gem in Sox win
• Newhouse named Wilmington selectmen chairman
• Celtics nipped by 76ers in Game 2
• Peter Fuller, famous horse owner with Lowell ties, dies
• Word from the theatre is that the orchestra has already been removed.
• Shirley murder suspect deemed competent
• St. Hilaire elects jury-waived trial
• Trainer testifies he injected Clemens
• Curtis 1000 is celebrating their 130th Anniversary today. Our Chairwoman Wendi G...
• Judges warn jurors about social media
• Jazz festival promises to be bigger, better
• Check out tomorrow's lineup at the Legislative Breakfast!
• Suspicious white powder that fell from mail probed at Souza-Baranowski prison
• Mass. gas prices down another nickel
• UMass Lowell professor to serve on mine safety panel
• DeLeo to outline jobs bill details
• Tragedy averted in Dunstable
• Many thanks to the Central Square Theatre for hosting our Memory House auditions...
• Kathleen Cahill (The Persian Quarter) is in town this week to do research for a...
• Tune into 980 WCAP at 8:10am. State Auditor Suzanne Bump will be joining Daniell...
• St. Hilaire trial starts today in Middlesex Superior Court
• Shirley man faces hearing before start of murder trial
• Police announce name of Worcester home invasion slaying victim
• Black bear sightings on rise in NH
• Maine toddler still missing as 5-month mark nears
• Shots heard near Brooks Street in Lowell
• Greater Lowell Community Foundation News - May 10, 2012
• Police seek suspect who fired three shots in Lowell neighborhood
• It's time for a Trinity ticket giveaway for Tuesday's Legislative Breakfast! Fir...
• Red Sox hammer the Indians
• Happy Mother's Day!
• Well... I suppose that's all there is.
• Final day of the season is here. Today we say goodbye to the cast of Ghost-Write...
• BU community mourns loss of 3 classmates
• Calif. FBI agent missing, possibly armed, suicidal
• Thousands take civic action in Russia
• Warren: JPMorgan CEO should resign from NY Fed
• Incumbents rule day in all Littleton races
• Celtics hang on, win Game 1 by 1
• Brown's Olympic bid falls short
• Updated List of Exhibits and Events
• Dracut Water District delays 'fire service fee;' benefit changes KO'd
• Hudson man sought in April accident arrested
• Obama asks Congress to act on 'to-do' list
• Romney to urge grads to honor family commitments
• Spain braces for more protests over economic woes
• 3 BU students killed in New Zealand crash
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• Help the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc., Lowell Transitional Living Center, Dr...
• Lowell License Commission begins reviewing, editing of new liquor regulations
• Park ranger helps police nab alleged robber of 2 banks
• Verdict overturned in Fla. murder of Lowell native
• UPDATE: 2 charged, 1 sought in Acton stabbing
• Car crashes into home in Pepperell
• Groton-Dunstable names 5 finalists for interim school chief
• Our friends from the National Park Foundation got to see Lowell from the water.
• The next Cash Mob is happening in Downtown Lowell on May 16th! Please share this...
• Man Lifeflighted after fall in Harvard
• 3 sought in Acton stabbing
• Lowell family seeks dog missing after housebreak
• Thanks to The Friends of MRT, everyone who donated items, Susan Wornick, the sta...
• A huge thank you to our Legislative Breakfast sponsors: 980 WCAP, Lowell Five Ce...
• Old classmate helps resolve standoff in Salem NH
• RCS Computer Solutions is offering all mothers 30% off all services from May 13t...
• NC man who tried to open plane door faces a judge
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; 2 girls OK
• Lobster hostilities lead to boat sinkings in Maine
• Ex-NE mob boss to be sentenced in strip club plot
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• Manhunt for suspect expands in Dracut
• Tech motion to reduce health premiums
• Billerica Town Meeting wraps up
• Celtics oust the Hawks
• Belichick hires ... his son
• Valentine downplays Beckett's golf outing
• Gov. rescinds bake-sale ban amid furor
• Spring Into Auction is about to begin!
• Hollywood coming to Greater Lowell -- again
• New high school football playoff format approved
• Hats off to Nancye Tuttle of the Lowell Sun for the nice article on "The Artisan...
• Agents swarm reputed mobster's home in Conn. connected to Gardner Museum heist
• Poll: Brown, Warren deadlocked
• Vigil planned for Burlington murder victim
• We're taking over the ICC for our auction tonight. Lots of great items up for bid.
• UMass Lowell alum donates $4 million for scholarships
• State awards $900,000 for affordable units in city
• Today on Chamber Chat we have Elements Therapeutic Massage in Tewksbury, Merrim...
• Suspect surrenders in Florida DUI death of pregnant Medford woman
• Oil boom resurrects North Dakota ghost town
• Mass. woman accused of hot oil attack granted bail
• Auction preview opens at NH's Balsams resort
• Maine woman ordered to stop feeding sea gulls
• Robbery suspect captured after Fitchburg chase
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• McCreedy loses, Eklund wins on pro card
• Red Sox fall to KC again
• Driver crashes into tow truck removing disabled police cruiser
• LHA working to get back $40G it paid for illegal stoves
• Sox PA announcer killed in crash
• Final preparations for the auction are almost complete!
• Obama backs gay marriage
• License Commission to consider tougher rules Friday
• It's National Tourism Week and we were down at the Massachusetts State House in...
• Mass. Dems file ethics complaint over Brown video
• Pelham woman succumbs to injuries
• Man charged with killing his girlfriend's cats -- 5 of them
• UPDATE: Lynch, Curran express interest in Cambridge city manager's job
• Rep hires detective to look into accusations against gaming chief
• Westford man charged with assaulting neighbor
• With Foxboro vote, casino backers look to Suffolk Downs
• State approves Lowell General-Saints merger
• Lynch, Curran express interest in Cambridge city manager's job
• Our 17th Annual Legislative Breakfast is next Tuesday, May 15th, at the Tewksbur...
• Senate will unveil $150 billion health savings plan
• Driver in Hudson crash arrested
• Against Obama, even a jailbird gets some votes
• Dogs left caged for at least 4 years in NH
• Cohasset man facing manslaughter charge
• Search continues for kidnap-slaying suspect
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Mass. pols object as nuke plant relicensing nears
• Dracut board goes behind closed doors to discuss superintendent-hiring process
• Red Sox can't hold off Royals
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• Celtics can't close out the Hawks
• Councilors, manager miffed new liquor regulations not yet adopted
• Puleo, Jackson top Tyngsboro selectmen's race
• Tewksbury Town Meeting indefinitely postpones charter change
• Federal budget cuts, overseas turmoil pose biggest threat to state
• Pit bull severely injured pulling owner from Shirley train tracks
• Hockey East has eyes on UConn
• Don't forget the MOB (Masters of Business) tonight! "Celebrating Your Success"...
• Due to circumstances beyond our control we have had to change the venue for this...
• Littleton lacrosse coach departs after 'serious' concerns surface
• We just received the model of the new theatre seats! If you are at the auction o...
• More news about Lowell Cash Mobs!
• Child advocacy group calls on McGee to waive confidentiality agreement
• Warrant issued for suspect in Billerica robbery
• Children's author Maurice Sendak dies at 83
• Tyngsboro voters head to polls, decide four contests
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Police accuse man of stealing all brass vases at cemetery except his mother's
• Our friends at the Greater Merrimack Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau are h...
• Hope you can make it to the park this Friday for the opening of "The Artisan Pro...
• Sex offender freed on technicality
• Westfield seen as possible casino site
• Mom, daughter found dead; 2 sisters still missing
• NH's Rivier College gets approval for name change
• NH voter ID bill would require photo to vote
• Middlebrooks powers Sox to win
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• Wilkie, O'Connell claim Dracut school seats
• Lowell planners OK new restaurant in Highlands
• UPDATE: Court: Burlington slaying witnessed on videochat
• Devens to host hurricane-preparedness forum
• Demoulas settles workplace-safety charges
• Gas prices down for third straight week
• Don't forget to sign up for our 17th Annual Legislative Breakfast next Tuesday!
• Religious statue in Salem is vandalized
• Woman nearly drowns during tribute to Seau
• Busy week at MRT as we gear up for the last week of Ghost-Writer and Spring Into...
• Thanks to massage ME & bodyworks for hosting us last week!
• Nashoba Regional High reopens after white powder scare
• Man to be arraigned in Burlington stabbing murder
• NH bill makes causing death of fetus a homicide
• Pilot injured in training flight plane crash
• Election could tilt casino debate in Mass. town
• Accused leader of mob drug ring to plead guilty
• Celtics rip the Hawks
• N.H. bill would limit college student voting
• Angry Greeks vote in critical election
• Senate turns to partisan fight over student loans
• Tornado near Tokyo kills 1, injures dozens
• A touching reminder to the memory of a mill girl from a tour of the Lowell Cemet...
• Westford's Sullivan breaks state record
• I'll Have Another (15-1) takes the Kentucky Derby
• Wilmington voters OK Yentile Farm purchase
• The Company of Undertakers of the Iron Works in New England was formed in 1643....
• Red Sox lose 4th straight home game, 8-2
• Help us pay tribute to women who have had a major impact on our region. The Sun...
• Happy Cinco de Mayo! Are you celebrating today?
• 5 charged in 9/11 attack resist Gitmo hearing
• Pair charged in Pelham housebreak
• Look! Up in the sky! It's Supermoon! Due Saturday
• 9/11 'mastermind' back before Guantanamo judge
• High school scores
• If you see The Avengers this weekend, be on the lookout for Kenneth Tigar, who l...
• Homeowner interrupts Littleton housebreak
• UPDATE: Chelmsford man killed in crash
• DA: 'Very angry rage' spurred Burlington homicide
• Poll: Romney gains in 2 swing states
• House files $160B healthcare 'savings' bill
• Do you have your tickets to MRT's Spring Into Auction? We will be auctioning off...
• UPDATE: Burlington murder suspect turns self in
• Senate hopeful Warren in Lowell
• A great article from our friends at the Clovis Chamber of Commerce! BE VERY CARE...
• Danielle had a great morning with Elizabeth Warren, Congresswoman Niki Tsongas a...
• Another great review for Ghost-Writer!
• Lowell pinched on burglary charges in Nashua
• Please share: The Greenhalge Elementary School in Lowell is looking for volunte...
• Lowell firefighters battle house fire
• DA seeks public's help in arresting Burlington murder suspect
• We have a busy day today and will only be in the office for a limited amount of...
• Buckner ball up for auction in Dallas
• Octomom at crossroads, broke and considering porn
• Yankee's Rivera tears ACL, throwing future in question
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• UPDATE: Homicide probed in Burlington
• Lowell's Brown qualifies for Olympic Trials
• Burlington police release photos in mall theft
• It's not too late to sign up for Leadercast, locally sponsored by eagletribune.c...
• Two more New Englanders score wins at Golden Gloves
• Threat found on Chelmsford High wall
• The positive impact MRT and the arts have on downtown Lowell helped inspire an a...
• We have some great guests on Chamber Chat today and Tony is back! Our guests are...
• Amid furor, gambling commission names interim executive director
• Man to be arraigned for killing mother, grandmother
• UMASS Lowell & Tsongas Industrial History Center present a talk on Arthropod Sil...
• Pawtucket police kill Mass. man during car stop
• Mass. man busted in Patriots Super Bowl swindle killed
• Death on NYC train platform leads to $180k mystery
• Performance - Disney’s Phineas and Ferb
• High School Scoreboard
• Sox take a hit from A's, 4-2
• Lowell school board wants parity of workload for LHS counselors
• Tsongas seeks Wild and Scenic designation for Nashua River
• Ex-Patriot Junior Seau found dead in home
• Tierney enlists MCC students in student loan battle
• NFL suspends four players for Saints' bounties
• Suspect in Mass. double slaying caught in Canada
• Pelham woman injured in Methuen crash
• Great story about how NEA funding and the arts have helped Lowell's recovery.
• The Worcester Telegram on the return of professional theatre to Worcester.
• Police: Four city package stores sold to minors
• Newt Gingrich to officially end presidential bid
• Groom's mom arrested at Danvers wedding
• We'll be at massage ME & bodyworks from 12-1:30pm for Power Networking today! We...
• Mass. nuke plant workers to take strike vote
• Father, son, plead guilty to killing bear in Mass.
• RI lawmakers mull proposal to allow gay divorce
• US Sen. Brown to deliver speech on bipartisanship
• NH bill makes gun licenses optional
• Red Sox bats silenced in cold
• Celtics even series with Hawks
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• Lewin unseats Planning Board incumbent Vasiraju in Westford
• Council to Lynch: Get soccer-field bathrooms tied in to sewer
• Fire destroys Pelham home
• Carrie Underwood to play DCU Center
• Wilmington man indicted in pedestrian fatality
• MRT and The Friends of Professional Theatre in Worcester are teaming up to bring...
• Obama in Afghanistan to sign security pact
• Join us tomorrow from 12-1:30pm for Power Networking at massage ME & bodyworks!...
• Brown uses health law he opposes to insure daughter
• Photos from the 40th Anniversary Reception for Center City Committee, held at Li...
• UMass Lowell softball team gearing up for NCAA Tournament
• Three N.E. fighters win at National Golden Gloves
• Save the Date for our next W.I.S.E. (Women Inspiring Success and Empowerment) ev...
• Tyngsboro restaurant owner sentenced to 4-5 years in beating
• MRT is currently looking to fill the Deputy Director of Development position. Fo...
• This Friday, The #Lowell Folklife Series "Sweet Happiness: Wedding Foods in Ind...
• Check out this week's eblast. It includes a jam packed May calendar, Power Netwo...
• Man robbed at gunpoint in Burlington
• Chelmsford approves new fire station next to Town Offices
• Document links Warren to Cherokees
• Parking rate increases to $2 an hour at NH's Hampton Beach
• Body, suspicious items found in Halifax condo
• Thousands of tigers in captivity in American backyards
• Fewer people moving to New Hampshire
• Mass. Senate to unveil bill to aid vets, families
• High school scores
• Ortiz powers Sox to victory
• Billerica board backs mixed-use district for center
• Tyngsboro offering town administrator 3-year extension
• Pepperell board reappoints fire engineers
• Hudson Latinos treated just fine
• We have just posted two openings in the marketing department for next season. Pl...
• Local man held on high bail in slay case
• Haz-Mat incident at MCI-Shirley
• UML wins $10M grant for new tech center
• Gas prices drop for second straight week
• Van Liew sues Chelmsford -- again
• Join the Masters of Business (MOB) for their first event. It's going to be great!
• "A magical, mystical play that has a lot to do with the mysteries of the creativ...
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am. Tune in on your way to work...
• Lowell murder trial starts today
• Convict indicted in murder of Northeastern student
• Army veteran slain in Boston's Theater District
• 1 dead in house fire in Wilton, NH
• NH trooper traveling with gov rescues man in crash
• US special forces help in hunt for warlord Kony
• Mass. looking for help refurbishing schooner
• In emails, Mass. Senate race takes harsher turn
• SW Ind. trees to be used to repair Old Ironsides
• NH cruise ship readies for annual shakedown cruise
• Celtics lose opener, Rondo ejected
• More than 1,500 runners finish races in Groton
• Red Sox win streak snapped
• There's a lot to like about Downtown Lowell dining, including Fuse Bistro!
• Vt. House in resolution: Thanks for the M&Ms
• Saudi Arabia: Bin Laden wives not tied to terror
• Red Cross: 16 killed in Nigeria university attack
• Lester, Red Sox prevail 1-0
• Mulas, Byrnes join Wilmington School Committee; Champoux re-elected selectman
• Williams' MVP plaque sells for $300G
• Tyngsboro woman injured in crash
• Groton Marine killed in Afghanistan honored again
• Mass. proposes regulations for wood burning plants
• Obama promotes GI Bill safeguards for vets
• Secret Service conduct rules add chaperones
• Gunmen kill 2 guards in attack on Afghan governor
• Oriental rugs for benefit auction stolen in Groton
• High school scores
• Pats take defensive back in second round
• Alerts, but no drugs found in Tyngsboro High sweep
• Carjack-, court-escape suspect held on $30G bail
• Have a great weekend everyone! If you are coming to see Ghost-Writer, we'll see...
• Ward not troubled by racial tweets
• In error, Westford parents told kids skipped school
• In error, Westford parents told kids skipped school
• Sen. Brown, Warren release tax returns
• Ex-Congress candidate Hudak files for bakruptcy
• It's YouTube Day at the Chamber sponsored by LowellBank! Our members can come in...
• First 'Cog' of the season Saturday
• 58 Mass. workers killed on the job in 2011
• Parents shut off Vt. teen's cell phone, he takes sledgehammer to family home
• Brown, Warren returns going public Friday
• Enter now: 2012 National Historic Landmark Photo Contest
• The member directory and events calendar is now up on our new website. Please ch...
• Conn. high school claims record for most twins
• NY man gets 2 years for fleecing Mass. granddad
• Mass. bishop stands firm on Kennedy widow invite
• Space shuttle Enterprise to arrive in NY on Friday
• A smashing tradition: MIT students drop piano
• High school scores
• Pats trade up to get Jones, Hightower
• Thanks to the Tewksbury Patch for including our ribbon cutting at Elements in Te...
• Governor: EBT critics disingenuous
• Mass. tribe unveils details of casino plan
• Have a business idea? Sandbox announces contests
• Mailman from Tyngsboro charged with spanking boy in his delivery truck
• City tax lien auction draws interest, but no bids
• The Boston Globe previews a new work from "Proof" author David Auburn.
• We have a great episode of Chamber Chat in store for you today! Our guests are:...
• Concord bans sale of plastic water bottles
• House races through amendments, passes $32 billion budget
• Mass. child rapist's appeal denied by judge
• Fall River janitor accused of taking illicit photo
• Ukraine marks 26th anniversary of Chernobyl
• Kennedy to speak at community college
• Gingrich faces uncertain future after failed run
• Mass. Teacher of the Year finalists announced
• Springfield group to release tornado rebuild plan
• Tribe to provide detail on Mass. casino proposal
• Red Sox bullpen holds on for 7-6 win
• Congrats to our students Alex, Michael, Bernard and Atena! - For showcasing thei...
• High school scoreboard
• Bruins busted in OT
• Lowell court officer charged with propositioning juror
• MRT auditions for the 12-13 season have been announced. Please see the MRT blog...
• City selects new COOL head
• Middlesex Community College is looking to offer low cost classes to the business...
• Gingrich expected to end campaign
• Dracut High seniors meet, quiz candidates
• Thieves hit Billerica Habitat for Humanity
• Beacon Hill braces for EBT battle
• Three tractor-trailers involved in 495 crash
• Patrick to flip switch on Westford solar farm
• Progress Software to lay off up to 15% of its workforce
• From our friends at the Greater Merrimack Valley CVB, Mill City Skill Share. Mee...
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• Romney starts 'new campaign'
• Catholics ask Mass. bishop to reconsider Kennedy
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• Trial over school's shock treatments settled
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• AG to announce foreclosure-prevention plan
• Police divers, boat resume search for child
• Report: Ozone pollution still a problem in Mass.
• Ortiz powers Sox by Twins
• Celtics defeat the Heat
• City about to close chapter on cash-reconciliation woes
• Feds arrest BP engineer
• Our friends at the Tsongas Industrial History Center still have room at their su...
• Man injured by exploding beer keg
• Gingrich calling it quits?
• Regional homes sales up 10 percent in March
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• Greater Boston on WGBH TV will feature "Charles Dickens & Massachusetts" Wednesd...
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• Mass., RI bank robbery suspect caught after chase
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• We love history here at the park. I came across a story on writing history by An...
• Swiss scientists demonstrate mind-controlled robot
• Medford man pleads guilty in EMT training scam
• Mass. electric car owners to get specialty plates
• AP source: Alleged mob ring leader to plead guilty
• Victoria Reggie Kennedy to speak at law dinner
• Ross, Red Sox halt slide
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• Hillman, Luca elected Ayer selectmen
• Lisio re-elected Townsend selectman
• 31 apply for Dracut school superintendent
• Billerica postpones privatization of custodians
• One convicted, two acquitted in murder of Lowell brothers
• On election eve, Ayer selectmen candidate suffers heart attack
• We have some great seminars tomorrow: - Will You Ever Be Able to Retire? Stop Gu...
• UPDATE: Rape of child probed in Chelmsford
• Commission endorses plan to review tax breaks
• Rape of child probed in Chelmsford
• Both drivers seriously injured in 2-car crash on Route 119 in Townsend
• Driver charged with DWI after I-93 crash
• Municipal officials worried about Chap. 90 funds
• Mass. gas prices drop 4 cents
• Obama takes aim at human rights abuses
• This week's eblast highlights Professional Development Seminars and Speed Networ...
• Lizzie Borden's house on the market
• Norwegian gunman says he lost family after attacks
• April nor'easter makes mess along East Coast
• Three Mass. hospitals cited for denial of ER care
• Up already? Why not head to the Coffee Mill in Downtown Lowell for Coffee with t...
• Police make arrest in death of Boston grandmother
• Romney would cut health care, add to defense
• Mass. House to begin debate on $32B budget plan
• Weaving Stories - Bringing Textiles Back To The Textile City
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Lowell
• Lowell police probe pedestrian accident
• The Pawtucketville Citizens Council is organizing a clean up next Saturday the 2...
• Bruins beat Capitals in OT to force Game 7
• It's Opening Night of Ghost-Writer!
• Red Sox-Yankees Postponed
• Stabbing leaves Lowell man in serious condition
• Inspired by the VERY KIND post in this morning's The Sun News, who have people t...
• Don't forget to take advantage of Coffee with the Coach tomorrow! A free offerin...
• NH Senate takes up bills limiting abortions
• Turnout solid in French presidential election
• UPS flight en route to Germany diverted to Logan
• Sox rocked: Blow 9-0 lead in 15-9 loss
• Click like if you're loving summertime in April!
• At least two hurt in Groton crash
• Police resume search for missing Gloucester toddler
• Obama casts GOP as barrier to low-cost education
• Sunken liner will be salvaged in 1 piece
• UK marks Queen Elizabeth II's birthday
• Picture yourself in a National Park as National Park Week begins today.
• Join Mark Barnard from Sandler Training for Coffee with the Coach this Monday. I...
• High school scoreboard
• Five-alarm fire in Lower Belvidere
• Yankees go deep on Sox, 6-2
• Judge's ruling: Dracut golf club owner to pay $2K fine
• Brown likely to release tax returns
• Here's this month's eblast featuring Saints Medical Center - Lowell, Merrimack V...
• Crest-gate pow-wow planned for May 31
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• Hope you can make it down to the Earth Day Celebration at the Lowell NHP Mainten...
• MIT proposes research facility at Bedford base
• New beer to help NH Independence Museum
• Sen. hopeful Warren: Corporate disclosure needed
• Fla. judge to decide if Zimmerman can leave jail
• Holtby makes 44 saves as Capitals beat Bruins
• Landers named superintendent at North Middlesex
• Police searching Rockport beach for missing child
• Judge stops golf at Meadow Creek
• UMass Lowell names building after generous alum
• Weaving cultures together to build a community, RM along with the Burmese Volunt...
• Courier: 34 positions cut in Westford
• UPDATE: Sideri sentencing postponed -- again
• State: 8,700 jobs added in March
• We'll be there tonight and we hear a few tickets are still available! :-)
• Jury deliberations begin in Delgado murder trial
• Ghost-Writer starts tonight. Pay What You Can Tickets on sale at 4:30pm at the b...
• Sideri to be sentenced Thursday
• Today on Chamber Chat we have K.I.D.S. (Kids In Disability Sports, Inc.) and the...
• Shrewsbury man gets prison for aiding illegals
• Mass. program seeks money for advanced courses
• Breivik also wanted to bomb Norwegian royal palace
• Ann Romney's profile grows as election looms
• Patrick plans three-day fundraising swing
• Mayors to gather in Boston to discuss healthy food
• Director charged with boosting cost to change plea
• LOWELL -- A balding, gray-haired man who told a 9-year-old girl to get in his vehicle yesterday afternoon sparked a search of a South Lowell neighborhood by police.
• High school scoreboard
• We will be auditioning for the role of Katia in Memory House on May 12 in Boston...
• TV legend Dick Clark, 'America's oldest teenager,' dies at 82
• Head over to our LinkedIn group page and tell the GLCC group members about your...
• The Hellenic Culture & Heritage Society in collaboration with The Whistler House...
• Ghost-Writer opens this weekend. If you are looking for information on Pay What...
• #Lowell scores big in #Walkability. Avg score is 43, #Lowell is 64
• Bread & Roses Centennial. Join a talk by Dexter Arnold & Ed Collins on the #Lowe...
• Our new Masters of Business (MOB) Group is hosting their first event, "Celebrate...
• April is #NationalPoetryMonth & a story on MorningEdition "New Approach to Educa...
• Pelham student caught trying to change grades
• Rollover crash results in DWI arrest
• Family of Westford woman suing utility for wrongful death
• Police: Beware of fake donation calls for N.H. chief
• Officers, public to pay tribute to NH police chief
• Lawyers, judge to discuss Bulger trial evidence
• Rites for student found weeks after he disappeared
• Funeral for Mass. deputy killed in accident
• Romney's foreign policy may mean hardball is back
• Red Sox ripped by Rangers, 18-3
• Celtics fall to Anthony, Knicks
• High school scoreboard
• Car hits house in Chelmsford, prompts evacuations
• Kentucky's starting 5 all going to NBA
• Fugitive to be returned to Puerto Rico
• Thorpe arrested in Family Pharmacy robbery
• Don't forget we have a mixer tonight from 5-7pm at Coco Early and Associates - 1...
• Check out this awesome national event hosted by the eagletribune.com in this reg...
• Evergreen Solar plant at Devens purchased
• Check out this preview of Ghost-Writer and see the Oliver #5 in action.
• Sex offender held on bail in stabbing case
• Congrats to Megan McGinnis on her Elliot Norton Award nomination for Outstanding...
• Join us tonight for Networking After Hours from 5-7pm at Coco Early Associates l...
• Besides National Park Week beginning April 21, Earth Day Lowell takes place on S...
• Mass. golf pro accused of assaulting officer
• Man burned trying to stop fire in Lowell
• Three dead in early morning Boston crash
• Woman slain in 'safe' Boston neighborhood
• Norway killer: 'I would have done it again'
• State panel to discuss tribal, internet gaming
• In Mass., state, federal taxes due at midnight
• Student who'd been missing to be laid to rest
• Tsongas helps write new laws aimed at improving response to military sexual assaults
• Tsongas levels Golnik in fund raising race
• Red Sox can't dent Shields, fall 1-0
• Fugitive nabbed on Greek Easter held on bail
• Kenya's Korir, Cherop win marathon in slower times
• Kenyan Cherop wins women's marathon
• Cassidy wins marathon's men's wheelchair
• Valentine critical of Youkilis
• Our office is closed today, but that doesn't mean we're slowing down!
• Judge/television personality to speak at MCC graduation
• Norway killer admits massacre, claims self-defense
• Heat expected to put a damper on Boston Marathon
• Falmouth shooting victim dies
• Malden school employee dies in crash
• Boston ranked high for 'energy star' buildings
• Pelham man arrested after two years on the run
• Big Papi, Sox keep rolling
• Download & post our poster for National Park Week.
• We have a great day of seminars and Speed Networking with the Young Professional...
• Man walks into Lowell hospital with stab wound, flown to trauma center
• Gay, Wilson win; athletic field fails in Tewksbury
• Deslauriers, MacDonald, da Silva win in Billerica
• High school scores
• Sudbury man dies after collision in Concord
• Ortiz rallies Red Sox to victory
• Bruins lose in overtime
• Best Buy to close 50 stores, two in Mass.
• Sen. Brown involved in minor car accident
• High school scores
• Sex offender faces new charges in Chelmsford
• Lowell's Oriakhi headed to play at Missouri
• Red Sox win home opener
• Here's a sneak peek of our new website. We're still working on moving over the e...
• Last Designer's Run of the season starts now.
• Red Sox open 101st season at Fenway
• Prison escapee held on $10,000 cash bail
• Shaker Hills goes for $3.4M
• Shaker Hills goes for $3.4M
• Health care reform law has had 'modest' impact
• Join us today at 2pm for a Ribbon Cutting and Celebration at Elements in Tewksbu...
• Join Eastern Bank on Central Street in Lowell for an SBA workshop!
• Mass. state trooper injured in Chicopee shooting
• N.H. AG: Bodies of Greenland NH shooting suspect, woman found
• Sorrow follows shooting of NH police chief, 4 officers
• BASEBALL
• Kelly nets overtime winner for Bruins
• Multiple law officers shot in NH
• License board lets bar off hook when city refuses to share video
• Police: 2 killed in Dalton, N.H., shooting
• A great opportunity to get some help with obtaining workforce training funds. Th...
• Autopsy: Student's death is likely accidental
• High bail set for alleged gunman
• Alleged carjacker indicted
• Students wearing hoodies protest at the State House
• Coakley agrees with decision to charge Zimmerman
• National Park Week Lowell is coming. Free admission to the Boott Cotton Mills M...
• Patrick keeps heat on Romney
• As Nancye Tuttle referenced on this page a few days ago, the MRT production of T...
• Police: Haverhill man scammed out of $92,000
• Failure to pay workers comp would be felony
• Serb police find painting believed to be stolen Cezanne
• Convicted ex-Springfield officer loses pension
• BU fraternity in hazing incident shut down
• Leominster man pleads guilty to killing wife
• A great event from our friends at Floral Art Designs! We encourage you to head o...
• Mass. judges to meet to talk about budget woes
• First lady plugs her 'Joining Forces' on Colbert
• Mass. board to lower costs for health-care program
• ID fraud alleged in Boxboro
• Interior Secretary Salazar to address UMass Lowell grads
• LHA to renew homebuyers program
• Romero outduels Lester, Blue Jays beat Red Sox
• Zimmerman will be charged in Martin shooting
• House unveils $32.3 billion spending plan
• Calendar of events and a ton of interesting links!
• Overwhelmed with your boxes of old items after spring cleaning? Let us help you...
• US sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
• Westford teachers file 2nd unfair labor practice
• UPDATE: Lowell kiddie porn suspect released
• Former Crosby aide hired by gaming commission
• Wilmington home destroyed in blaze
• Body spotted in Chestnut Hill Reservoir
• Lane named Hudson, N.H.'s new superintendent of schools
• GOP leader urges unity following Santorum's exit
• IG: Lawrence police car swap violated the law
• Kim Jong Un named to new top party post
• No sign of major tsunami after Indonesian quake
• Mass. man admits to stealing from synagogue
• Boston Archdiocese settles 2 clergy abuse claims
• Sideri sentencing postponed again
• Mass. House panel to unveil proposed budget plan
• Bus co. to pay $90G in diesel idling settlement
• Sox drop to 1-4 on season
• Billerica panel tweaks center traffic plan
• Part of being a Chamber member is showing other members support. Please post the...
• N.H. bill requires schools to set concussion policy
• Mass. casino panel holds first meeting
• Ever wonder where some of your favorite MRT actors are performing now? Here's an...
• Help our friends at The Patch by participating in a very short survey! :-) If yo...
• Dan Kremer and Rebecca Harris will appear in Ghost-Writer by Michael Hollinger,...
• Lowell Easter fire caused by mechanical failure
• Typerwriters, like the Oliver #5 you will see in Ghost-Writer, are making a comb...
• Alleged formula thieves held on bail
• Marlins suspend Guillen for 5 games
• Lowell among many communities in kiddie porn sweep
• Interested in starting a home based business? This Merrimack Valley Small Busine...
• From our friends at the Tsongas Industrial History Center, Katherine Paterson on...
• Mass. has second-lowest rate of teen births
• Earth Day 2012 is coming Sunday, April 22.
• Pair convicted in Boston slayings seek new trial
• Ryan says no discussion of spot on Romney ticket
• Boston police probe possible fraternity hazing
• 2 due to be arraigned in baby formula theft
• Obama in Florida pressing for 'Buffett rule'
• Syria claims troop withdrawal begun
• Brazil president visiting Statehouse
• Mass. lawmakers holding hearing on pot question
• Mass. casino panel to hold first meeting
• Wreaths, rose petals headed to Titanic site
• High school scores
• Tewksbury panel answers more questions on athletic complex
• Saints Medical Center-Lowell General Hospital merger proposal hailed at hearing
• Tom Rowe hired by Russian team struck by tragedy
• What makes doing a period piece so much fun? The costumes, of course!
• Warren blasts U.S. Supreme Court
• NFL upholds 'bounty' suspensions
• Check out our LinkedIn group page!
• Tyngsboro police probe car thefts
• Mass. gas prices soar 8 cents a gallon
• Billerica club is awarded grant
• Where should the next Cash Mob be? Come down to 43 Market Street by Friday to wr...
• Thanks to the cast of Mrs. Whitney for a great run! It was wonderful to work wit...
• Ex-Lawrence officer ordered to repay $81,000
• Sideri's sentencing postponed
• Hudson woman arrested following crash
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am for the GLCC's weekly segmen...
• MBTA to do away with 12-ride train pass
• Mubarak's VP says will not 'reinvent' old regime
• Mansfield mourns death of teen
• Santorum to stay with ailing daughter today
• U.S. Navy deploys 2nd aircraft carrier to Gulf
• Bill would transfer $51M to help close MBTA deficit
• Celtics blow out the 76ers
• Watson wins Masters in playoff
• Sox blow late leads, fall to 0-3
• Lowell condo residents displaced by fire
• Lowell condo residents displaced by fire
• TV newsman Mike Wallace, 93, dead
• Contracts expire for many at AT&T; talks ongoing
• Hackers claim attack on British security site
• Keep in mind, National Park Week is coming up April 21-29.
• Dont forget two great programs coming up this week, "Bread & Roses Continued" on...
• Pope marks Easter with call for Syria violence end
• Sam Meas to run for state Senate seat
• Red Sox rocked, 10-0, by Tigers
• Hanson leads Mickelson by 1 at Masters
• Contracts expire tonight for 40,000 AT&T workers
• Thomas Kinkade, popular painter, dies at 54
• Obama marks Easter holiday
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough choices
• Activists: 53 killed in ongoing Syria offensives
• The next Cash Mob is in the works and everyone will have a say as to where it's...
• More from last weeks opening "Dickens in Massachusetts."
• Don't forget the "Dickens in Lowell" exhibit continues at the Boott Cotton Mills...
• Hope your keeping up with the Lowell Folk Festival. This year, the last full wee...
• Data breach at Boston hospital
• DA: Feburary killing was self-defense
• Have a great weekend everyone. If you haven't seen Mrs. Whitney, only four more...
• Kiddie porn suspect faces additional charges
• Adrien Bisson Photography paid us a visit yesterday and captured a TGIF face if...
• Keep up with all the Tsongas Industrial History Centers 20th Anniversary happeni...
• We are proud to be a part of Chick-ful-A Leadercast brought to the Merrimack Val...
• No golf at Meadow Creek golf course
• 'Gruesome' Shrewsbury slaying
• Mass. court to hear appeal in mother-baby killing
• Springfield approves school condom policy for 12 year olds
• Coast Guard guns sink ship adrift since Japan tsunami
• High School Scoreboard
• Lowell bar loses liquor license for 90 days
• We're excited to launch a blog along with our new website (set to launch this mo...
• Happy Birthday to the Center City Committee and thanks for celebrating at MRT!
• This is what we do in Artbotics!
• Tigers overcome Valverde slip, beat Red Sox in 9th
• On and Off the Wall
• 4 x 4 For Education
• UPDATE: Pelham crash victim ID'd
• Meals tax plates $150M for cities, towns
• Feds issue warning on soaring health care costs
• Municipal officials want action on Chap. 90 funds
• We're giving away a ticket voucher for 2 tickets to any Merrimack Repertory Thea...
• Murray won't commit on proposal to prevent deep T cuts
• Motorist killed in Pelham crash
• Motorist killed in Pelham crash
• Springfield man loses pants in rescue from roof
• Foxboro pastor charged in lottery scam
• Big Dig tunnels need $54M light fix
• U.N. says Syria claims troop withdrawal has begun
• Warm, fuzzy Romney won't likely last long
• DA: 2 face murder charges in teen's case
• High school scores
• Lowell man facing drug charges after SWAT raid
• Lowell High dropout rate overreported
• Hudson board wraps up superintendent interviews
• Sex offender arrested on sex assault charges
• It's official: Red Hat to expand in Westford
• We've been busy rehearsing Ghost-Writer this week, and we wouldn't get very far...
• T fare hikes, service cuts approved
• Sex offender arrested on sex assault charges
• <3 To Lowell with Love <3
• Dracut driver slightly hurt in Amesbury rollover
• The Taunton Gazette has all the details on Jay Ben Markson's appearence on Jeopa...
• Middlesex Community College has a lot of great things happening, including their...
• Tune on to 980 WCAP at 9:35 to hear Rebecca Harris from Mrs. Whitney & Ghost-Wri...
• Groton Finance Committee votes to recommend new fire engine
• Anyone taking today's free Social Media Seminar is in for a treat! Jessica Wilso...
• German tree might have more eggs than leaves
• Please consider joining or donating to the Chris Sullivan Memorial 5K Run/Walk....
• The Lowell Folklife Series & Lowell Film Collaborative present "Scenes from a Pa...
• New Bedford man convicted of killing teen
• Granby man facing child porn charges
• Lynn man arrested for allegedly striking trooper
• Former Mass. treasurer Cahill faces arraignment
• MBTA board to consider hike in transit fares
• Appeals court to hear case of secret IRA tapes
• Clashes as Syrian government claims troop pullout
• Baylor nets NCAA women's title
• High school scores
• City Council: veterans must meet criteria in naming of squares
• Incumbents, fire-station project win in Chelmsford
• Dramatic testimony in Delgado murder trial
• Meadow Creek up for May 1 auction
• Cahill says he'd run the same ads again
• Red Sox in search of closer
• Don't miss Thursday night's creative panel discussion by three UML faculty membe...
• Kearns Goodwin -- not Doris -- running for state Senate
• Editor of B.U. paper resigns in wake of rape spoof
• Business confidence levels off in Mass.
• Show off your skills and teach a workshop. It's fun to be a part of something!
• President's uncle gets Mass. driver's license back
• Palin: Anyone but Obama in White House
• Our friends at the Tsongas Industrial History Center will present: Bread and Ros...
• Gunfire wounds man during celebration of Kentucky championship
• U.S. offers $10M for Pakistani militant chief
• Boston lawyer seeks source of leaked conversations
• N.H. man dies in crash with truck in Mass.
• Romney and Obama battle ahead of primaries
• Kentucky tops Kansas for title
• High school scores
• Lowell Planning Board postpones vote on Lawrence Mills redevelopment
• Interviews begin for Hudson schools chief job
• Wilmington's controversial turf field proposal withdrawn
• Immigration sweep nets 3,100
• This week's eblast with the Flyer Frenzy results! Also here's the correct link f...
• A little background on Michael Hollinger, author of our next production, Ghost-W...
• Pelham man accused of posing as federal agent
• Rape suspect released following arraignment
• Lowell murder trial begins today
• Methuen teen burned after pouring gas on fire
• The 1940 US census goes on line in 5 minutes. History comes alive.
• Man rescues people from 7-alarm Boston fire
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP at 8:10am this morning to talk about everything we...
• Burlington man to be arraigned on rape charges
• Two in court in missing Mass. teen case
• Bin Laden relatives get short prison sentence
• Clashes across Syria; Annan to brief UN
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• Doubront, Bard to fill out Red Sox rotation
• Hope you have some time to see our friends from St. Patrick's, Dave McKeon & Wal...
• (Fake) snakes on a train? PETA wants OK
• Join us Thursday for a FREE seminar including lunch at The Parker House Grille!...
• Gay marriage law heads to appeals court in Mass.
• Far-right groups stage anti-Islam rally in Denmark
• Protesters march in Fla. town where teen was shot
• N.H. House voting to ban abortions after 20 weeks
• Just this close: Mega Millions second-prize ticket sold in Lowell
• Lowell Cash Mobs were mentioned in this article. Stay tuned for more cash & post...
• Great start to the Opening of "Dickens & Massachusetts" last night. Come by from...
• Figure Drawing / Painting, The Long Pose Thursdays April 5th to May 3rd 6:00 to...
• Lawsuit challenges Concord shoemaker's claims
• 3 hit Mega Millions, none in Mass.
• Police seize weapons from Nashua home
• Judge throws out rule shielding campaign donors
• Clinton: Time running out for diplomacy with Iran
• Obama calls on Congress to pass 'Buffett Rule' tax
• Kansas, Illinois, Maryland tickets share $640M Mega Millions jackpot
• $640M question: Anyone feeling lucky? Mega Millions number drawn
• PrideStar acquires Andover ambulance firm
• Ayer teen indicted in assault, robbery
• David and Diana during an interview with Howard and Jared of WGBH for Greater Bo...
• We're exited to announce Rebecca Harris, who is currently playing Louisa in Mrs....
• Tell us within the next hour what you love about Lowell and we'll create and pos...
• Rebecca Harris & Dan Kremer just finished their Fox Trot lesson for Ghost-Writer.
• We're so excited to join forces for the Young Professionals of Greater Lowell on...
• Professional Development & Speed Networking
• Scam alert in Tyngsboro
• Make your way down to Market Street today with a post-it note and tell us why yo...
• Be sure to check out the complete schedule of "Dickens Happenings" this weekend...
• Mega-long odds for winning record jackpot
• Head of Mass. National Guard faces rape allegation
• TGIF! Let's have a little fun... What you do if you won the Mega Millions jackpot?
• 10 more dolphins strand on beaches in Mass.
• N.H. lottery sales at 27,000 transactions/hour
• CT Troopers compete to win pizza for issuing most tickets
• Next Chelmsford High principal named
• Burlington man indicted on rape charges
• Lowell man indicted on charges of running brothel
• UMass Lowell dorm project underway
• License Commission hearing on Fortunato's postponed
• If you are a Jeopardy fan be sure to tune in to catch Jay Ben Markson from Mrs....
• Woman found not guilty in fatal Chelmsford crash
• Today on Chamber Chat, Danielle's guest co-host is Emily Wiseheart from the Lowe...
• Tip leads to Tewksbury bust
• T announces record month, one day after hefty fare increase, service cuts
• Ex-Boston TSA screener sentenced for child porn
• Nancye Tuttle of the Lowell Sun has a write up on all the Dickens happening in L...
• Haverhill drunk driving victim's husband forgives
• SJC tosses birthday-killing conviction
• More on Charles Dickens in today Boston Globe by Joel Brown.
• More on Tuesday's Municipal Breakfast thanks to The Sun News!
• Grafton day care owner accused of assaulting baby
• Rubio endorses Romney, says primary should end
• Algeria doesn't want Toulouse gunman's body
• House ready to OK GOP budget
• Mass. lawmakers to weigh bill on energy costs
• Ayer, Harvard voters vanquish Vicksburg Sq. plan at Devens
• Nike sues Reebok in NYC Tebow apparel tussle
• Puerto Rico's police chief quits amid crime spike
• GOP-run House easily rejects bipartisan budget
• Redistricting plan becomes law over Lynch veto
• N.H. Senate OKs medical marijuana
• Shirley voters back Vicksburg Sq. plan at Devens
• Lt. Gov. at Harvard Super Town Meeting to support Vicksburg Square project
• Mass. should expand DNA, wiretap laws
• If you've been to the theatre in the last week or so this is hardly a secret, bu...
• Companies fined for improper asbestos work at former Sun building
• T spares Lowell rail line, but rates going up 30 percent
• What Sun staff is working on today
• Howl in Lowell has just released their "Sneak Peek" tour of the new "Dickens & M...
• Mass. DA's support crime legislation
• NATO: Afghans to take primary lead of country
• Thanks to Richard Howe for providing a recap from our Municipal Breakfast yester...
• If you missed the talk by Dave McKean and Walter Hickey on the archaeological di...
• Allen Mello Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram
• Arab ministers to call on Syria to halt violence
• Sen. Brown gets new National Guard assignment
• Swedes bust a move on lunch break
• Gingrich revamps campaign to deny Romney delegates
• Infrastructure improvements urged at Lowell Council meeting
• Lowell's Oriakhi granted release by UConn
• GL Tech panel OK's proposed $35M fiscal '13 budget
• Westford police warn of phone scam
• Justices work over healthcare mandate
• Meadow Creek lock-down continues
• Medical chopper lands on I-495 in Littleton
• Hey everyone, Merrimack St. Mural Class starts today! Come on down!
• Homeless man sent to prison for sex attack
• Thanks to The Sun News for covering our Municipal Breakfast this morning!
• Patriots owner's company sues town of Foxboro
• Obama's uncle enters plea in drunken-driving case
• Regional home sales jump in February
• Report: Sale of Evergreen plant is OK'd
• "This is a modern-day comedy... that will have people of all ages laughing and l...
• Municipal managers speak at breakfast
• Report: Lowell job growth outpaces state
• Community Teamwork's Big Brothers Big Sisters is holding their Annual Comedy Sho...
• UPDATE: 3 Connector accidents in 10 minutes; one hurt
• Syria accepts Kofi Annan's peace plan
• 'Hamburglar' strikes at Maine McDonald's
• DA: Martha's Vineyard shooting was self-defense
• Watertown man leads police on pursuit
• Man found dead at Springfield mobile home park
• China: Dalai Lama behind protests
• Romney's fundraisers quietly amassing millions
• Chelmsford fire station estimate in at $7.8M
• Westford Town Meeting wraps up
• Wilmington board voices support for Hull as next manager
• Shirley board says new cable deal close
• Sideri sentencing delayed
• Pay What You Can tickets are now on sale for tonight's reading of DeeConstructio...
• Monkey confiscated from Lower Highlands apartment
• Trainer Baffert suffers heart attack
• We still have one ticket for the Municipal Breakfast available thanks to Trinity...
• Justices press Obamacare inquires
• Mass. gas prices up another 3 cents
• Senate tackles high energy costs
• Burglary suspect arrested in Hudson
• Another ticket opened up for the Municipal Breakfast thanks to Trinity EMS! The...
• Alleged Billerica thief identified
• Busy Monday at MRT. The Ghost-Writer cast arrives for rehearsals today, and toni...
• State Sen. Baddour abruptly resigns
• Municipal Breakfast tomorrow, Professional Development Day, Mixers and More! htt...
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP at 8:10am this morning with Teddy Panos. Tune in to...
• Fewer Mass. inmates being granted parole
• Pope Benedict wins over Mexico; next stop Cuba
• Santorum: Romney 'worst Republican' to face Obama
• Maine man heads to trial in Mass. highway death
• Bill aims to ease high cost of electricity
• Lowell woman dead in I-495 crash
• Kansas, Kentucky join Final 4
• Time for our final ticket giveaway of the weekend! Thanks to Trinity EMS we have...
• At last: Tiger wins again
• Greek community celebrates Greek Independence Day in Lowell
• We're in the mood to giveaway more tickets this weekend. This time to the Piccad...
• 2012 Annual Awards in Lowell Historic Preservation and Culture, nominates are av...
• Obama: N. Korean rocket test would isolate regime
• Senators ask feds to probe requests for Facebook passwords
• Massive security for Greek Independence Day parade
• Greater Lowell Community Foundation News - March 23, 2012
• Season ends for River Hawks
• Red Hat will expand in Westford
• Driver seriously hurt when car strikes truck in Chelmsford
• We're ready to give away another ticket to Tuesday's Municipal Breakfast courtes...
• N.H. man charged in stabbing in TV volume dispute
• Obama calls for end of transportation showdown
• Search resumes for Maine child missing 3 months
• Activists: Syrian troops storm northwestern town
• UML wins NCAA game in overtime
• Walshe flies up LPGA leaderboard
• Tonight we having our first Trinity Ticket Giveaway! The first person to comment...
• Help Billerica police nab thief
• Man gets 8 years in Billerica home invasion
• Watch the "Mrs. Whitney" trailer to get a small taste of the show!
• Attention Lowell Businesses and Organizations: We're collecting tshirts, hats, e...
• Go behind-the-scenes with MRT Props Manager Georgina Kayes and learn how much wo...
• Our friends from Howl in Lowell stopped by for a visit and a look at the new "Di...
• Ex-Lawrence school chief Laboy gets 90-day jail term
• 3 indicted in probation investigation
• In addition to today's Cash Mob, it's also YouTube Day at the Chamber! Thanks to...
• The Cash Mob locations have been announced! Come to Mambo Grill and Humanity tod...
• Windham police chief gets Navy to save night vision program
• Hats off to Paul Marion on his Kiwanis Club of Greater Lowell with the Tom Kelak...
• Police seize 1,000 pot plants in York County Maine
• Maine egg farm workers may lose union rights
• Lobstermen from US, Canada meet at town meeting in Maine
• Bruins nipped by Sharks
• Coroner: Singer Houston drowned
• Pelham police arrest alleged car prowler
• Lowell pub's liquor license pulled 2 days
• Dracut board rescinds superintendent-talks vote
• We're super excited about the Cash Mob in Downtown Lowell tomorrow!
• Boy, 10, hit by truck, seriously injured in Billerica
• WBUR's Andrea Shea will be talking "Dickens" tomorrow on "Morning Edition." List...
• Man acquitted in quadruple Boston murder
• Interested in volunteering for us this summer? Sign-ups are available NOW online...
• Bail revoked for Lowell carjacking suspect
• Lahey affiliation with Northeast Health System OK'd
• Mass. added 9,100 jobs in February
• Today on Chamber Chat we have the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc., Garavanian T...
• Cat survives 19-story plunge from high rise
• French official says killing spree suspect dead
• Our Municipal Breakfast is this Tuesday, March 27th. Come to the UMass Lowell In...
• Member of state gambling panel requests pay cut
• Feds seek to freeze Bulger girlfriend's assets
• Authorities search for Mass. escapee from R.I. prison
• Gay marriage advocates declare victory in N.H.
• Soldiers overthrow government in Mali
• Lowell school board to study abolishing class rank
• Chelmsford school candidates spar
• Lowell High coach Maia gets Hall call
• Burlington coach Curtin taking leave of absence
• Oriakhi to transfer from UConn
• Billerica board names Piwowar superintendent
• Elie not seeking re-election to DSC
• We've gotten a lot of requests about the music in Mrs. Whitney. It is from an al...
• Saints coach suspended for season
• Tim Tebow traded from Broncos to Jets
• City shares in health and wellness grant
• Two Tech students injured in a.m. crash
• Be sure to come out this Saturday to the Tsongas Industrial History Center as th...
• Chicago company wins Billerica solar bid
• The Broadway World review of Mrs. Whitney is in. What did you think of the show?...
• Hit-run victim released from hospital; Tewksbury investigation continues
• Our Municipal Breakfast is this coming Tuesday. We hope you'lll join us!
• Family: Salem woman accused of slashing kids sick
• Worcester slay suspect seeks dismissal of evidence
• New Bedford van driver accused of assault
• Al-Qaida claims responsibility for Iraq attacks
• France shooting suspect holed up in building
• Surgeon General plans 3-day Mass. visit
• Serious injuries in Tewksbury hit-and-run
• Ayer selectmen narrowly back Vicksburg Sq. housing plan
• Hearing held on Tewksbury turf-field plan
• Pelham board votes to demolish old fire station, unless...
• Council soliciting RFPs for Butler School property
• Romney wins Illinois Republican primary
• Lowell fire quickly doused
• We now have an Adult Ed section on our website! Check it out!
• The Young Company
• Musical Theatre Week
• Musical Theatre Week
• 2 Week Performance Seminar
• Improvisational Theatre Week
• 2 Week Performance Seminar
• 1 Week Theatre Camp
• Tech comm. will have at least one new face
• The Merrimack Valley Commonwealth Compact Diversity Works Speaker Series Present...
• Lowell Water Utility chief fined $5,000
• Details of rejected Westford teachers contract disclosed
• Realtor confidence rises again in February
• Mark your calendars! Save the Date! Our Charles Dickens Steamer event "A Tale of...
• At LTC Lowell conducting our monthly Social Media seminar!
• Employers asking applicants for Facebook passwords
• End to motor-vehicle homicide case expected
• Cape Cod student caught with gun on campus
• One dead in fiery car crash in Dedham
• State panel urges fewer tax breaks
• Russia offers to back Annan's Syria plan
• Toddler falls from window in New Bedford
• Man stabbed in downtown Lowell
• Bruins rip Maple Leafs, 8-0
• Celtics, Allen hold off Hawks
• Tewksbury's Ames Hill Castle wins 9-month reprieve
• Rally 'round vitality of downtown Lowell -
• Shirley board opposes ethanol train transport
• Serious injury in Burlington crash
• Man injured in fall from Billerica tree
• Stone mails superintendent contract offer to Dracut board
• Tewksbury motorcyclist killed in crash with moose
• Lowell charter school expansion proposal rejected
• Man charged in Mother's Day's attack pleads innocent
• Murray gives Vicksburg Square proposal a boost
• Billerica school supt. finalist McKersie withdraws
• Billerica's Nexx Systems agrees to buyout
• Dracut telethon smashes record
• The National Park Service Museum Collections website is up and running. Take a...
• Reports: Manning to Broncos, Tebow out
• Mass. gas prices up another 2 cents
• The schedule for Young Artists at Play, our youth summer theatre camp, has been...
• Lowell road block nets 17 OUI arrests
• Local connection in teacher evaluation ad blitz
• Textile history museum has new president
• French official: 4 killed in school shooting
• Let the Flyer Frenzy begin! Please see the album below and share it! Here's the...
• Children found injured in Salem apartment
• Mass. man found dead on N.H. ski lift
• Romney campaign to rivals: Step aside
• School denies American shot in Yemen proselytized
• State gaming panel to get final two members
• Tewksbury fire destroys home, cars
• Burlington captures state championship
• We're all ready for the Flyer Frenzy tomorrow! Stay tuned bright and early tomor...
• What a perfect day to open Mrs. Whitney!
• Wilmington wins state hockey title
• Join us for Coffee with the Coach tomorrow at the Coffee Mill in Downtown Lowell...
• UML hockey team nets NCAA bid
• "When Charles Dickens came to Boston," by Sandra Miller is the story of the writ...
• Puerto Rico votes; GOP candidates battle elsewhere
• House to vote on repealing NH's gay marriage law
• Afghan killing suspect dogged by money, job strife
• Explosion near Syrian security building called terrorism
• BC is Hockey East champion again
• No bail reduction for husband in wife's killing
• Westford teachers reject contract offer
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• N.H. Senate to vote on 2nd voter identification bill
• Obama seeks halt to tax subsidies for oil industry
• Blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital
• John Demjanjuk, convicted death camp guard, dies
• UPDATE: 2-alarm fire at vacant Lowell mill
• Hudson man seriously injured
• Duke shocked by Lehigh
• Mercier to move reconsideration of superintendent-talks vote
• Westford teachers union votes on contract
• Alleged 2-time carjacker held in Lowell
• Longtime Lowell mayoral aide fired
• Report: Shaker Hills Golf Club faces auction
• George Clooney, Reps. Olver and McGovern arrested in protest at Sudanese Embassy
• Tomorrow (March 17th) the Lowell National Historical Park's Trolleys return to d...
• John Kolvenbach is visiting Chelmsford High School this morning to speak with st...
• Dont know if you had the chance to see it, but the National Conservation Trainin...
• 'Pink slime' sounds gross, but how does it taste?
• Vt. state official questions NRC oversight of Vermont Yankee nuclear plant
• New gambling era arrives at Maine casino
• Sentencing of MA man delayed in pot-smuggling case
• Ravenelle not chosen for Lincoln school post
• Chelmsford candidates debate
• Pelham sex offender arrested
• Groton-Dunstable nets state title
• Santoro gets high marks from GL Tech board
• Billerica Center traffic plan plays to mixed crowd
• Bazin, Wilson win major Hockey East awards
• Pay What You Can tickets are now on sale at the box office for tonight's perform...
• UPDATE: Prisoner who escaped from Lowell District Court captured
• Haz-mat crew responds to Billerica site
• Mastrocola accepts Peabody post, will leave Groton-Dunstable
• M/A-Com Tech, Demandware go public
• DA: Rumored affair at heart of cop shooting
• N.H. House passes I-93 widening
• Report: U.S., Britain will release oil reserves
• The Lowell Sun previews Mrs. Whitney. 1st preview tonight, Pay What You Can tick...
• Help support LTC Lowell by heading over to On Your Feet Project and nominating L...
• Tune into Chamber Chat today as Danielle hosts the show solo! Her guests are CTI...
• Beat Generation by Jack Kerouac
• 2 Mass. men charged with attempted theft in N.H.
• Arraignment for fugitive robbery suspect today
• Police: Lowell woman falsified spitting claim
• Your National Parks always at your fingertip
• Trolleys Return to Downtown Lowell with a St. Patrick’s Day Special Tour
• Dave McKean historian of St. Patrick's Parish gave a great presentation with Wal...
• Kashmir scientists clone rare goat
• About 4,000 in Boston still without power
• Boston man twice convicted pleads guilty to stabbing
• Supporters of Syrian regime rally in Damascus
• Dems ride Romney's Planned Parenthood remark
• Greater Lowell Community Foundation News - March 12, 2012
• WWE To Slam Into The Tsongas Center At UMASS Lowell With Its Supershow
• Alleged car theft leads to chase, rollover crash
• City man charged with accessing victim's bank account
• Convicted Pelham library director fired
• Lowell board OKs Pawtucketville trailer for monks
• Vermont fugitive
• Tyngsboro girls basketball advances to state title game
• Dress rehearsal #6 of the season. Mrs. Whitney starts tomorrow.
• Vermont fugitive
• LHA won't advertise for bids for North Common demolition work
• Here's her Youtube page
• The Lowell Folklife Series will have Sophia Bilides next Saturday performing son...
• Bulger girlfriend pleads guilty
• House conferee offers new draft of sentencing bill
• What Sun staff is working on today
• Now offering our first adult education class: Chen Tai Ji!!! Two free classes on...
• Caira announces retirement date
• Top Mass. court OKs streaming hearings live
• Lupoli finalizes deal for Hampton property
• Our 17th Annual Municipal Breakfast is on March 27th. Lowell Mayor Partick Murph...
• Youngest ever wins Iditarod
• Proving that it is indeed a small world, The Reduced Shakespeare Company's lates...
• Thanks for a great Wine Tasting last night!
• Earthquake hits Japan; no damage seen
• Housing leaders: Local control of authorities best answer
• Boston getting power back after transformer fire
• Analysis: Split GOP dogging Romney
• Accused Boston mobster's girlfriend set to plead
• Westford board split on rail-trail articles
• Jasper ousted in Hudson election
• Stamkos, Lightning rip Bruins
• Santorum wins Alabama GOP presidential primary
• Pelham voters OK new fire station
• Tewksbury selectmen OK zero percent hike in water rates; 8 percent sewer
• Pelham voters back improvements at high school
• LaSpada will attend Taft School
• Council OKs home-rule petition to tax nonprofits
• Lowell City Council backs new liquor rules
• Moody's warns of possible LGH downgrade
• Strong voter turnout reported in Hudson, Pelham
• Harvard bridge to remain open during construction
• Our planned production of Jack Kerouac's "Beat Generation" is making internation...
• The Mass Memories Road Show is coming to the Tsongas Industrial History Center,...
• LaSpada will attend Taft School
• Evergreen Solar seeks OK to abandon Devens plant
• Hudson woman charged with passing bogus bills; link to Scout incident sought
• The Friends of MRT Wine & Beer Tasting is tonight starting at 6pm. Tickets are $...
• Lowell Pop Warner Football & Cheerleading Inc is one of our newest members! Plea...
• Compromise could be in works on paid sick day bill
• Reports: Sulfuric-acid mix prompts school evacuation
• Report: Lowell region leads in job growth
• Our new website is set to launch this month! An exciting addition to the site is...
• Lowell teen charged in carjacking
• UPDATE-Acid spill in Lowell triggers Haz-Mat response
• We're exciting about Networking after Hours tonight at 100 Merrimack Street in D...
• Charles Towers will be on WCAP at 8:30 to talk about Beat Generation.
• Lowell is getting ready for Dickens.
• Hampton Beach Casino to change hands
• Clinton official acquitted of social host charges
• Boston quadruple slaying trial winding down
• Santorum staying home part of primary day
• GOP hopeful enters 9th congressional district race
• Celtics rally by Clippers
• Fire station site headlines Groton warrant
• Town Meeting could change the way Shirley does business
• Burlington High captures hockey title
• Groton-Dunstable wins Central hockey crown
• Dracut board votes to enter negotiations with Stone for supt.
• Lowell police seek carjack suspect
• Wilmington High nets hockey title
• Ayer board signs Vicksburg Square warrant
• Harvard's Route 110/111 bridge over Rte. 2 closing for repairs
• Two plead not guilty in armed robbery in Lowell
• N.H. man pleads not guilty in Chelmsford crash
• Hey everyone! We're starting our annual Merrimack st. Mural program on Tuesday M...
• Three-alarm structure fire in Dracut
• Santorum counting on chaos, GOP split
• We updated to the new Facebook timeline... What do you think about timeline?
• Here's the Boston Globe story on the staged reading of "Beat Generation" we are...
• Iowa jurists named JFK award winners
• Grossman names Zuniga to gaming panel
• Mass. gas prices down for first time in '12
• This week's eblast includes info about a great seminar and Networking After Hour...
• Youth basketball coach attacked after CYO game
• MRT and UMass Lowell are excited to announce we are teaming up to present the wo...
• Zoll agrees to $2.1B buyout by Japanese firm
• Judge denies DiMasi's request to stay in R.I.
• Santorum: Convention wants a conservative
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am. Tune in to hear about this...
• N.Y. fugitive captured in Mass.
• Man bites Springfield basketball coach
• Global media watchdog names enemies of Internet
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by U.S. troop
• UMass chancellor candidates to visit campus
• Kerry, Snowe look to direct money to fish research
• Woman seriously injured in Route 3 crash; driver charged with OUI
• Truck hauling milk crashes in Boxboro
• Celtics can't hold off Lakers
• Springing forward? Elizabeth Warren in Ayer today
• Lowell Sun writer & former Lowell NHP employee has a review of yesterdays schola...
• I-93 widening added to NH project list
• Lottery launches new 'for life' game today
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• American opens fire on Afghans, 15 dead
• Rollover closes Route 3 northbound lanes in Chelmsford
• Tyngsboro girls CMass. champs
• Caps take down Bruins 4-3
• Woman arrested in Tewksbury collision
• Reports: Suspect sought in store robbery
• Tewksbury police probe head-on crash
• Celtics win in a rout
• UMass Lowell tops Providence in overtime
• Billerica board wraps up school chief interviews
• Lowell man gets 10 years in armed assault, robbery
• Man allegedly assaults Nashua cops
• Time for the designer runthrough of Mrs. Whitney.
• Patrick leaving state in Murray's hands
• MRT productions are up for 13 awards from the Independent Reviewers of New Engla...
• IT'S BACCKKKK..... the Lowell Memorial Auditorium's Spamalot Contest!
• Want to work at MRT? We are looking for some part-time help in the box office. P...
• We want to know... what did you do yesterday to take advantage of the beautiful...
• 'Disco Inferno' singer James T. Ellis dies at 74
• Romney renews driver's license at private Registry VIP office
• Israel ex-spy chief urges caution on Iran strike
• Man wounded in shootout with Berlin CT police
• Michelle Obama to visit NH today to promote 'Let's Move' initiative
• Builder will take $396G risk to get Ashburnham school started
• Bedford police warn of 'family member in trouble' phone scam
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Krejci, Bruins top Sabres
• Lowell commission suspends Fortunato's entertainment license
• High school scores
• UML drops playoff opener
• Study: Govt. needs to do more to curb youth tobacco use
• Billerica interviews first 2 school supt. finalists
• More and more flyers are coming in every day! We hope you'll send us one too! :-)
• FBI probing asbestos removal at LHA property
• N.H. House votes 162-161 to decriminalize marijuana
• Mortgage rates hover near record lows
• Nancye Tuttle has the complete listing of happenings for Kerouac Weekend.
• Mass. jobless rate holds steady at 6.9 percent
• Billerica police unveil new police car look
• Brown, Warren headline Lowell's St. Pat's event
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 11am for Chamber Chat! Joining Danielle and T...
• Gun threat at Tewksbury school
• Asbestos found behind Danvers school
• Kerry: U.S. can't be rash, move against Syria
• House overrides Patrick on sheriff funding
• New Bedford woman killed by unlicensed driver
• Teacher pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Maple season to officially kick off in N.H.
• Syrian official 'abandons ship' to protest Assad crackdown
• GOP activists fear primary takes a toll on Romney
• Panel to vote on school dropout age of 18
• R.I. lawmakers want to study impact of Mass. casinos
• Groton Fincom talks budget with dept. heads
• Committee member: LHS dropout rate 'Disturbing'
• Chelmsford boys ousted in shootout
• Suspect held on charges of rape of Shirley girl
• Save the Date! March 31—Following the success of our Steampunk Soiree, we've got...
• Come join the City of Lowell for the St. Patrick's Day Breakfast! When: Frida...
• Third-party group pulls pro-Brown ads
• Tune in to 980 WCAP at 9:30 to hear Deirdre Madigan from Mrs. Whitney.
• Father faces charges for disrupting hockey game
• Rep. Adams to remove Brown 'endorsement'
• Cantor: Romney will be GOP nominee
• Tufts Medical starts state's first physician's assistant program
• Join UMass Lowell River Hawks Hockey at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell tomor...
• Feds opposed DiMasi's request to stay in R.I.
• Terror indictment unveiled for Norway massacre
• One dead, two hurt in Haverhill fire
• Romney wins Ohio, 4 other Super Tuesday states
• ROMNEY PROJECT WINNER IN OHO
• Ayer-Shirley school board eyes $595G budget increase
• Celtics win fifth in a row
• DOD: Hanscom to lose 108 civilian jobs, 48 military positions in next year
• Caron, Seguin lead Bruins
• Santorum wins Oklahoma
• High school scores
• LHA, union defends no-bid work at North Common
• Romney wins Mass., Vt., Va; Gingrich wins Ga.
• Report: Colts, Manning parting ways
• Gingrich wins Georgia in first of 10 state votes
• Mass. exit poll: Economy top issue for GOP voters
• Brown tells PAC to yank on-line ad
• DeLeo: 3.7% is healthcare cost target
• Moving in the set for Mrs. Whitney today.
• It's official - the Lowell Green Restaurant Pilot Certification Program is seeki...
• Mass. boosts fuel aid, urges no shutoffs
• Bill would limit health care costs
• State business confidence up for fourth straight month
• Get inspired! Lana Z Caplan's experimental film Sospira screens TONIGHT, here at...
• $336.4M Rhode Island Powerball winner is 81-year-old woman
• Middlesex Community College is offering some excellent Small Business Courses ne...
• Polls open till 8 p.m.
• DeLeo outlines plan on health care costs
• Forgotten New England has a great piece on Lowell's Bon Marche' building in down...
• Another great thing happening in Downtown Lowell. Thanks to The Edge Group for e...
• GOP hoping for Romney win in Mass.
• Father-daughter duo caught with pot-laced candy
• Police: Man denied handout stole purse
• Ex-Springfield officer could lose pension
• Santorum hopes to slay Goliath Romney in Ohio
• High school tournament scores
• Shirley selectmen back Vicksburg Square plan at Devens
• School study pricetag raises eyebrows in Pepperell
• Zoning variances dominate Groton health meeting
• Lowell High tops Lowell Catholic in hockey thriller
• Two arrested after Lowell chase
• Bruins goalie Rask to miss 4-6 weeks
• Patriots use franchise tag on Welker
• Sox shut down Crawford with bad wrist
• Biz group: Tap rainy-day fund to balance MBTA budget
• Sewer pipe break closes Lowell District Court
• Patriots use 'Franchise' tag on Welker
• Sprinklers not needed at North Common Village
• Kerry blames 'rigidity' for D.C woes; GOP calls him 'hypocrite'
• New polling places in Tewksbury
• What Sun staff is working on today
• Thanks to everyone who made Daddy Long Legs such a special run!
• Patrick signs collaborative bill into law
• We have lots going on including an info session about the group trip to Ireland!
• Gas prices rising -- again
• Lowell man sought in alleged assault
• Elderly man struck by car in Dracut
• Bizarre Foods recently visited Lowell and our own Duey took host Andrew Zimmern...
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am. Joining her is Gabe Garavan...
• Springfield woman slain on birthday
• Two arrested in jewelry store break-in
• Ohioans on GOP: Is this it?
• Observers say Russia vote problematic
• UML men's basketball team in NCAA field
• High school scores
• The Amateur Traveler recently visited Lowell NHP, thanks for the mention!
• Bruins nipped by Rangers
• Beckett sharp for Red Sox
• Rondo, Celtics defeat Knicks
• Westford's Scollan retiring from coaching
• Republicans start final push toward Super Tuesday
• Teen struck by car after plummeting from Boston footbridge
• Mass. to probe for possible gas-price gouging
• Danielle is proud to call UMass Lowell her Alma Mater!
• Obama: We'll use force against Iran
• Republicans start final push toward Super Tuesday
• Complaints in Russian election mount
• Saint's ancient heart stolen from Dublin cathedral
• Worst train tragedy in Poland in years kills 16
• N.H. House to vote on marijuana decriminalization
• UMass Lowell loses championship game
• Figure Drawing and Painting with Mike Vieira April 5 to May 9, Wed and Thur 6:00...
• Portrait Drawing & Painting with Todd Casey Dates: March 12, 19, 26 $100 for (3...
• Angry survivors attend 1st hearing on Italian shipwreck
• N.H. House to vote on collective bargaining bills
• Police: 13 hurt in shooting at Ariz. club
• Leaders' trickling support for GOP candidates
• Obama: Fuel-efficient cars an answer to gas prices
• N. Korea urges U.S. to halt military drills in S. Korea
• Lowell Film Collaborative Presents Sospira
• UMass Lowell hockey team nets home ice
• Pierce, Celtics top Nets
• Chelmsford relay team wins New England title
• Westford teachers, board reach tentative contract agreement
• Lowell police report recent phone scam
• Bahama Breeze Island Grill is coming to Tyngsboro! Mingle and enjoy complimentar...
• Storms wreck Ind. towns, flatten houses elsewhere
• Here's the ticket update for the final weekend of Daddy Long Legs. Tonight and S...
• UPDATE: Fire damages popular eatery
• We already have a dozen flyers for the Flyer Frenzy! Are you going to send us on...
• Hauler pleads guilty to illegally disposing Lowell's solid waste
• UConn bus driver to take plea deal in death of Westminster student
• Danielle is heading to the Lowell Community Public Charter School to read to a 5...
• Lowell firefighters battling fire at Fio's Pizza on Mammoth Rd.
• Were thrilled to see Lowell Women's Week as a feature on todays nps.gov home page.
• Head of troubled Harvard primate center steps down
• THe Perkins School for the Blind was established on this day in 1829. Did you k...
• Man dies in Wayland house fire
• Attack sub arrives at Maine shipyard for upgrades
• Oil boom and a kidnapping alter Montana town
• For family of missing Mass. student, no end to the waiting
• Mass. officially kicks off maple sugaring season
• Heated candidates forum for Chelmsford selectmen hopefuls
• Local Scoreboard
• Mihos to seek treatment after violence allegation
• Lowell City Council plans to evaluate city manager soon
• Snow forces local games to be postponed
• Good to see all our friends from the Middlesex Community College theatre program...
• Hearings announced for Billerica traffic proposal
• Chelmsford group home resident indicted in attack on neighbors
• Dracut's Scott accept's Framingham school chief job
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• Snowy roads trigger accidents, cancellations
• Remarks by President Obama at Nashua Community College
• Patrick for president? 'Maybe, one day'
• Hey all you kids enjoying your snow day -- take this time to learn about our aft...
• We cancelled Chamber Chat because of the snow but we still made it into the offi...
• Nancye Tuttle of the Lowell Sun has a great article today on Lowell Women's Hist...
• Greater Lowell school closings
• DiMasi seeks transfer to R.I.
• Please join us at Garavanian Travel (40 Vinal Sq North Chelmsford) on Monday, M...
• 100 attend Westford meeting on rail trail articles
• School budgets seen driving Pepperell deficit
• UML basketball team pulls upset
• Chelmsford girl's award-winning art stolen
• State tournament games snowed out
• We're happy to announce Cameron Hughes from Cameron Hughes Wine will be the spec...
• UMass Lowell, MCC cancel p.m. classes and activities
• Monkee Davy Jones dies at 66
• Lowell High tournament game postponed due to weather
• DeLeo says T should resolve its own problems
• We just booked our Annual Business Expo at the Radisson in Chelmsford on Septemb...
• March is going to be a busy month. It's Women's History Month & Lowell Women's...
• Take a look at how much Lowell National Historical Park impacts the local economy.
• Several inches of snow expected
• Gas prices rocket ... again
• Bill Gilman from the Tewksbury Patch would like GLCC members to know how easy it...
• Billerica announces four finalists for school superintendent
• Ted Koppel to deliver address at UMass
• Lady Gaga to debut foundation today
• Methuen school quickly fixes menu typo
• Springfield man convicted of killing wife
• Zimbabwe carpenter arrested over insult
• UK puts restrictions on immigration
• Patrick returns from five-day trip to Washington
• 4 hurt in serious Tyngsboro crash
• Meeting set to consider Tewksbury charter change
• Romney sweeps to double Republican primary victory
• Tyngsboro school chief unveils two budgets
• Lowell clerk says office making headway on Meeting law
• NFL moves 1st game to Wednesday to avoid Obama speechh
• Parking ban declared in Lowell
• SWAT raid on Swift Street
• Cop pursuit of burglary suspect ends in Groton crash
• We just received the BEST testimonial from Dr. Casey McNeal about the Flyer Fren...
• Westford reverses course, allows full week of April school vacation
• Despite local opposition, state approves new Lowell charter school
• 300 students from Pyne Arts Magnet School of Lowell are enjoying Daddy Long Legs...
• It's official - our First Ever Flyer Frenzy! We hope to receive your flyer soon....
• Unbelievable Daytona 500 ends with Kenseth win
• Ex-Leominster officer charged with child rape
• Report: Fed cuts could cost Mass. 50,000 jobs
• Police search for psychiatric hospital escapee
• Christy Mihos accused of domestic violence
• Romney fights to avoid miss in Michigan
• Kenseth wins wild Daytona 500
• Lowell police raid Back Central home
• Billerica board backs $2.1M budget increase
• Lowell supt., union chief lobby against new charter school
• Scott to give Dracut board decision by Thursday
• Groton selectmen say Haddad case is closed
• Report: Varitek retiring
• Interviews Tuesday for Billerica special-education post
• Bode Miller out for season with knee injury
• Suspicious fires reported in Centralville
• Olympic organizers worried about betting
• Heading into primary, Mass. has fewer registered voters
• UPDATE: Mercier will not seek re-election Dracut school board
• Mercier will not seek re-election Dracut school board
• Daytona 500 on for 7 p.m. tonight
• We're planning our First Ever Flyer Frenzy! Stay tuned for details and start des...
• Lowell receiving three state grants
• This week's eblast is all about how you can connect with Municipal and Local lea...
• Four students shot at Ohio school
• The Tsongas Industrial History Center will host Marcia Estabrook during Lowell W...
• Police: Nahant break-in suspect starts fire
• U.N. evacuates northern Afghan office
• Lowell gas-theft trial set to begin today
• Family steps up search for BC student
• State gambling commission still incomplete
• Romney-Santorum clash next stop Ohio
• Putin warns West over Syria, Iran
• Bristol DA to announce run for Congress
• Maybe Danielle should sing like Billy Crystal at our Annual Meeting this year?
• Gulf oil spill trial delayed
• Police say officer shot appears to be improving
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 to noon Monday
• Patrick Kennedy raps Brown over health care
• 'Act of Valor' storms box office
• Israel sells military drones to Iran rival
• GOP governors concerned about long primary race
• West calls Syrian referendum a 'sham'
• Afghans lob grenades at U.S. base, clash with police
• Tree smashes through roof of Wilmington home
• Valetine bans booze in clubhouse
• Yemen: Car bomb kills 25 in southern city
• Pakistan begins demolition of bin Laden's compound
• Former gov candidate Mihos accused of domestic violence
• Gov. Patrick on whirlwind Washington visit
• Syria protests continue; at least 28 killed
• Obama: No magic bullet to lower gas prices
• Italian court ends corruption case vs. Berlusconi
• DA: Hamilton police sergeant shoots Beverly officer, kills self
• More fun with Jorge Arce last night at the Lowell NHP Visitor Center. Everybody...
• Mass. officer wounded in Beverly, suspect sought
• Merrimack blitzes River Hawks
• Wilmington neighborhood evacuated after water break
• Kids Week goes out with a taste of Carnival.
• Charged with running a brothel, Lowell man held on $50G bail
• Townsend man, stepson sentenced in rape
• Join us for some cyberspace networking by becoming a part of our LinkedIn group....
• Check out these photos from the Artbotics workshop we held for Halls of Learning...
• Lowell Fire Department are here today talking home safety.
• Charlie getting ready for the next program at Lowell Kids Week
• This video from Community Values Advertising was filmed at 10am today and is alr...
• State might use unused snow removal money to ease T budget woes
• Today is YouTube Day at the Chamber sponsored by LowellBank! Come by between 10a...
• Rescuers find 4 lost hikers on NH mountain
• Records detail mosque spying; NYPD defends tactics
• Judge rules Mass. probation promotions invalid
• Wash. trooper killed at traffic stop; suspect dies
• Shipwreck treasure: Trans-Atlantic voyage near end
• Maine officials say gay marriage vote is on
• Mayoral candidate says rival sent topless dancer
• Lowell suspect charged with child rape
• High school scores
• Obama apologizes as Afghan Quran protests rage
• John Edwards' mistress wins ownership of sex tape
• State blocks pension of collaborative no-show lobbyist
• The date for Coffee with the Coach in March was changed to the 19th. Please save...
• In Lowell, Brown pushes for women in combat
• Tsongas pushes for 'open and transparent' laws in Cambodia
• RM's young artists joined Lowell Community Health Center Teen Coalition and Yout...
• Groton town manager gets vote of confidence
• The Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. and Garavanian Travel will be joining us at...
• DiMasi fights for pension
• Hudson home damaged in fire
• UMass-Amherst told to stop taping cops' conversations
• Greater #Lowell Tech High Senior & Lowell NHP Trade Skill program student Just...
• Website warns of 5 to 20 cent per gallon gas price hike in next few days
• Final report on W.Va. mine blast comes amid charge
• NH GOP leaders propose birth control exemption
• NH's Ayotte to accompany air refueling mission
• High school scores
• Fire contained in Hudson; no injuries
• Marchands fuels Bruins by Blues
• Celtics fall to the Thunder
• Monks' hearing on shelter continued in Lowell
• No injuries after car strikes Dracut home
• And don't forget, Jorge Arce. Not only will he performing for Kids Week, but he'...
• Please welcome the cast of Mrs. Whitney. We are happy to have Deirdre Madigan (G...
• Kids Week continues, next up, Lowell Women's Week
• N.H. House passes new motorcycle noise test
• Weaver announces another bid for Congress
• Photos from our Mega Mixer with the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce. What a b...
• Two arrested in Tyngsboro fight; police say one struck officer
• Our 17th Annual Municipal Breakfast is on March 27th at the UMass Lowell Inn & C...
• Two local vets fined by state
• Pepperell student held on bail in petty theft
• Brown says women should be allowed in combat
• No sign of Jason Varitek at Red Sox camp
• D'Youville, New England Rehab announce unique partnership
• Boston music school stands by firing of conductor
• A great article about UMass Lowell supporting Babylon Restaurant مطعم بابل. We l...
• $6M plus in LHA rehabs; no contract
• IG: MTBA ride program 'ripe for fraud'
• Attorney accused of theft seeks bail reduction
• Fitchburg man's trial in 1974 Mass. slaying gets started
• American war reporter Marie Colvin killed in Syria
• Spanish shipwreck treasure to leave via US military base
• Gov. Patrick tapped as co-chair of Obama campaign
• Harvard holds hearing on Vicksburg Square plan
• Carjacking probed in Dracut
• Council wants statistical analysis explored as possible answer to downtown safety issues
• Ranger Joann is working with "Code Crackers" at Kids Week
• UMass Lowell rallies around vandalized Iraqi restaurant
• 'Social hosts' not liable, high court rules
• Mass. gas prices continue climbing
• With big Mich. primary approaching, Romney forced to speak
• Tugboat accident at Maine/NH bridge project
• State troopers on the ground, in the air, chase Lowell man
• Come by the Chamber tomorrow between 8:30-9:30am to grab a cup of coffee and a m...
• Dow breaks 13,000 for first time since '08
• Meet & Greet and 1st rehearsal for Mrs. Whitney is today. We'll have a cast upda...
• Please join us tomorrow for New Member Coffee and Friday for YouTube Day at the...
• Man trapped in Lowell industrial accident
• Afghans protest Quran disposal at U.S. base
• Arrest made after woman found dead in Boston home
• Mass. woman reported missing from N.H. ski area found safe
• Mass. woman charged with dragging dog to death
• GOP 'super PACs' overtaking campaigns' fundraising
• Rocket sent into northern lights for GPS research
• Board to issue Maine's 1st casino license
• Oil prices hit nine-month high over $105 a barrel
• Boxboro woman facing third OUI charge
• Celtics' Rondo suspended for 2 games
• Woman reported missing from N.H. ski area found safe
• BU hockey player arrested on sex-assault charge
• Any interested high school students want to join an upcoming Revolving Museum cl...
• Happy Presidents Day! Join us as we welcome Director Kyle Fabel who directed "Th...
• In observance of Presidents' Day we are closed and will reopen tomorrow. Have a...
• Trans-ocean rower John Fairfax dies
• High school scores
• Celtics thumped by Pistons
• Bruins blanked by Wild, 2-0
• Here's a look at the set model for Mrs. Whitney, from Scenic Designer Campbell B...
• Transportation chief: MBTA service cuts unlikely
• Romney Ariz. co-chairman steps down
• GOP contenders face 13-state test after brief lull
• High court dilemma: Can lie about medal be crime?
• Richard Blood, N.Y. newspaperman and Lynn native, dies at 83
• Crash leaves some Mass. towns without 911
• Iran cuts oil exports to Britain, France
• Knives, unloaded gun found in Ayer-Shirley Middle School locker
• Alison Walshe 2nd in New Zealand
• High school scoreboard
• River Hawks get back at BU
• Paul wins remaining Maine GOP caucus
• Police: 7 wounded at Boston night club stabbing
• N.H. lawmakers to give gambling recommendation
• Authorities: Terror suspect planned suicide bomb
• Obama: Manufacturing rebounding
• Lawyers: Cocaine found in capsized cruise captain's hair
• And the winners are..... Steve Jones ($1,000), Jay Rainville ($2,500) and Diane...
• Thanks to the Lowell community for coming out to say goodbye to Michael Creasey...
• High school scoreboard
• Judge dismisses suit calling casino law invalid
• Bruins go down in Winnipeg
• States attack 'Obamacare' with birth-control bills
• Lowell library aide files discrimination complaint
• Walshe one shot off lead in New Zealand
• Townsend man, stepson guilty of raping teenage girl
• Dining for Dollars
• Red Sox pitcher Wakefield retiring
• Dracut man hurt in Lowell crash
• Billerica police release video of jewelry store thief
• Brown surging in Senate race
• Today's the big day - Dining for Dollars! Call 978-459-8154 by 11:30am to reserv...
• Trial of Mass. man accused of killing wife starts
• Tensions with Iran raise US safety concerns
• Romney takes on world as he vies for presidency
• New York Times correspondent Shadid dies in Syria
• High school scoreboard
• Council backs police chief's proposals for curbing downtown disorder
• 1 person shot in Long Beach federal building
• Local man guilty in child-porn case
• Interim principal named at Billerica's Ditson School
• Nigerian underwear bomber gets life in prison
• State Senate passes power-restoration bill
• Hall of Famer Gary Carter succumbs to cancer
• Westford teachers end work-to-rule
• Nuon resigns as public safety chair
• Love Dickens? Then you'll LIKE this!
• We also thank those who donated to our raffle: Keurig, Comcast, Lowell Five, Rad...
• Chester approves Lowell charter school
• Thank you: eagletribune.com, Eastern Bank, Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank, Jeanne...
• Another great review for Daddy Long Legs!
• Performer Jorge Arce stopped by to say "Hi" and visit with us earlier today. Co...
• State not getting detailed phone records
• Closing arguments in 'Tool Box' trial
• Strike a pose! We are proud to have taken part in producing this fashion show wi...
• N.H. rejects signs warning drivers they're entering Mass.
• Government tells carmakers: Harness dashboard technology
• Degen wants no-confidence vote in Groton TM Haddad
• Tune into Chamber Chat today on 980 WCAP from 11am-12pm. Erin Caples will be the...
• Pelham traffic stop yields pills
• Here's a look at the talented musicians who help bring Daddy Long Legs to life e...
• Today's Lowell Sun has a great feature by Nancye Tuttle on upcoming kids events...
• Houston fans to follow diva's funeral on-line
• Unexplained dolphin strandings continue on Cape Cod
• Lowell NHP also had the chance to host Paterson Great Falls NHP Darren yesterday.
• Regional interpreters had a chance to say "good-bye" to Nancy from Longfellow NH...
• Agreement reached in suit against Mass. prisons
• Arrests made in Mass. man's '94 disappearance
• Joseph Kennedy III begins Congress run
• Romney struggling to attract white working class
• Dire cuts forecast for Lunenburg schools
• House, Senate strike deal on payroll tax
• High school scores
• Bruins top Canadiens in shootout
• Celtics fall to the Pistons at home
• Tyngsboro rejects trash, recycling for 40B
• Lowell school facilities to get attention
• Mega Mixer tonight at 5pm - see you then! :-)
• State scrutinizing tax breaks
• 'Monday Night Football' switching to 2-man booth
• Femnoire at the Whistler House Museum of Art, March 30, and 31 at 8 PM
• We have a Mega Mixer tonight with the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce and Din...
• Tonight! 6-8pm. Come celebrate our Artbotics students' work, and if you haven't...
• Fall River man convicted of child rape
• Lowell Folklife Series features Jorge Arce next Friday, February 24th with an ev...
• Daddy Long Legs Musical Director Laura Bergquist will be live on WCAP at 9:30 th...
• Minority Boston officers sue over promotion exam
• Students' pictures end up on adult website
• Israel: Thai bombs similar to those in India blast
• Depth of Santorum's support questionable
• Voters urged to register ahead of primaries
• High school scores
• Westford board postpones vote on budget
• Bruins blanked by the Rangers
• Council asks manager for ideas to strictly regulate downtown clubs
• Tewksbury board will put charter change before voters
• Dracut's Meadow Creek Golf Club defaults on clubhouse, restaurant
• The Lowell Sun checks in with Deborah Feld-Fabiciewicz, who played harp in our p...
• Police training in Lowell Wednesday
• Check out these pix! Some steamin' moments captured by Meghan Moore at our Stea...
• Senate wants strict rules for utilities during power outages
• UPDATE- Burlington Mall gun incident reported to be a BB gun
• Police searching for armed man near Burlington Mall
• Textile Memorial Bridge headed for scrap heap
• Bizarre Foods was in Boston this past summer. They took a side trip to Lowell fo...
• There's a lot happening at the GLCC including a Mega Mixer tomorrow night with t...
• "Merrimack Repertory Theatre has a winner in Daddy Long Legs." - New England Tra...
• Frederickburg & Spotsylvania Court House NMP and Canyon de Chelly were both esta...
• No foul play suspected in Mass. man's death in Maine
• Post your Valentine's Day specials here and we'll also tweet them for you!
• A little something for Valentines Day. Listen in to WBUR's Andrea Shea & the sto...
• Mass. family sues over 'under God' in pledge
• Love letters of Barrett, Browning go online
• Authorities: Houston was underwater in tub
• Hackers claim attack on tear gas company
• Santorum calls Occupy protesters 'radical element'
• High school scores
• Murray, Janiak reach 1,000 career points
• Chelmsford jakes battle garage fire
• Dracut's Scott to be offered top Framingham school post
• UPDATE: Sideri guilty on three charges; co-defendant acquitted
• Sideri guilty on three counts; co-defendant acquitted
• SJC: Intent to sell pot still a crime
• 'Toolbox' sex trial opens
• Mass. gas prices up another 7 cents, to $3.56
• Downtown disorder dominates City Council agenda
• Are you joining us on Wednesday for our Mega Mixer with the Nashoba Valley Chamb...
• Wednesday...
• Alleged drunk-driver crashes into state police cruiser
• Television scouting team checking out Mill City
• Moreira ramping up moderator campaign
• Mastrocola leaving Groton-Dunstable for Peabody
• Westford principal to retire
• Israel accuses Iran of bombings in India, Georgia
• Douglas arm wrestler charged in wife's death
• JFK Library releasing Onassis records
• Police: Westford woman hit mother, 2 children
• Pedestrian killed crossing Worcester street
• Fall River man dies in truck rollover
• Don't forget about Coffee with the Coach this morning at 7:30am at the Coffee Mi...
• Plymouth priest under investigation
• Mass. man found dead in Maine driveway
• Romney backed earmarks as governor
• Rioting engulfs Athens, buildings burn before vote
• Bulger lawyers due in court to update judge
• Men head to trial in slaying of toddler, 3 others
• Mickelson wins at Pebble Beach
• Rondo fuels Celtics by Bulls
• It's opening night of Daddy Long Legs!
• Start your week off right with Coffee with the Coach tomorrow morning! All GLCC...
• N.H. Senate voting whether to limit borrowing, raising of taxes
• Santorum says he'll be in 2-man race with Romney
• More remains found in Calif. with killer's help
• Romney wins in Maine, but questions linger
• High school scores
• Singer Whitney Houston dead at 48
• Singer Whitney Houston dead at 48
• Tonight's 8pm performance and Sunday's 2pm show are both sold out, but we still...
• Bruins win in shootout
• Lowell Winterfest is in full swing! If you're at the Soup Bowl Competition make...
• Get on the COOL bus parked on JFK Plaza Lowell, and check out F.O.B's Clothing...
• John G. Wolcott Revisited, An Historic Exhibit, March 10 to April 28, Reception...
• In Maine, Paul vies to extend Romney losing streak
• Catholic Church fight against Mass. assisted suicide plans
• Obama urges extension of payroll tax cut
• Woman pleads guilty in N.Y.newborn kidnap case
• Gunmen assassinate Syrian general
• High school scoreboard
• Celtics fall to lowly Raptors
• One of the wonderful mill girl dress creations.
• License Commission: Roll back closing time to midnight
• Goose, wounded by hunters, flies into Billerica house
• Sen. Fargo won't seek re-election
• Obama alters contraception plan
• Thanks to the Tsongas Industrial History Center and Lowell Film Collaborative fo...
• Pick up a copy of today's issue of The Lowell Sun! More coverage on Dickens &...
• Ex-Lowell school chief is MSEC finalist
• Please join us for Coffee with the Coach on Monday at the Coffee Mill!
• Winterfest, Red Sox, Moolah and More!
• Great first preview last night. We'll have some show photos up in a bit.
• UPDATE: Downtown nightclub 'riot' results in 13 arrests; 3 cops injured.
• Still haven't seen our Steampunk exhibit? Come see it next Wednesday when we unv...
• Downtown melee results in 13 arrests and 3 cops injured
• British man wanted in '93 UK armored car robbery captured working as cable guy in Missouri
• Woman dead in Shrewsbury duplex fire
• Toboggan teams face off in Maine races
• 2 men, boy plucked from Pacific in dramatic rescue
• Poll: Kennedy would beat Bielat in he runs
• Celebrate a year of Dickens with us at the Revolving Museum in collaboration wit...
• O'Hare withdraws health-care motion from GL Tech agenda
• Microbrew Showcase & Competition (New at Winterfest!)
• Longtime Boston broadcaster Dave Maynard dies
• Former Chelmsford Senior Center worker facing larceny charges
• Shots fired near Dracut market
• Venture on down to the museum and start the Winterwalk! Bruce Rosenbaum is here...
• Lowell police respond to armed assault
• Pay What You Tickets for tonight's performance of Daddy Long Leg are now on sale.
• Oil Can Boyd: I used cocaine
• Atkins wants Congress to overturn 'Citizens United'
• UPDATE: Mass. to get $318 million in foreclosure settlement
• Former IRS agent found guilty of tax fraud
• We have some awesome raffle prizes for Dining for Dollars! Imagine leaving that...
• 10 states, including Mass., get education waiver
• Local man killed in northern NH snow machine accident
• States, Feds to announce mortgage settlement
• First preview and Pay What You Can Night for Daddy Long Legs is tonight.
• Taunton woman convicted in fatal crash
• Join us next Wednesday for a Mega Mixer with the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Comme...
• Suspects in deadly Boston shootings seek dismissal
• Kennedy moves ahead of expected congressional bid
• Official: Mass. among states to get ed waiver
• Mass. man set to change plea in smuggling case
• Report: 65 executed in Iraq this year
• Athletic group eyes more funding for fields
• High school scoreboard
• Pelham OKs warrant articles to repair high school
• Groton-Dunstable school budget proposal includes no new spending
• Tewksbury police seek suspect in convenience store robbery
• Tech teachers, School Committee have communication issues
• Police: Woburn man kidnapped, assaulted, cut off Tewksbury woman's hair
• Bird and Magic hitting Broadway
• UPDATE: Billerica home destroyed in fire
• School chief: Groton-Dunstable school budget will have no increase
• Lowell, Massachusetts (Official) is making snow for Winterfest! What are you loo...
• DeLeo: No new taxes in state budget
• A week from today! Come and see our latest Artbotics students' work, alongside o...
• For Black History Month, The Lowell Folklife Series presents an Afro-Caribbean w...
• This Saturday night, come out and support a great collection of artists in the L...
• UMass Lowell Hockey is ranked #7 in the country and you can attend Friday's game...
• The museum will be open 6 to 9 Thursday during the Gallery Walk featuring the Su...
• Patrick wants public defenders to handle more cases
• Here's an idea... Split a Dining for Dollars ticket with your co-workers or frie...
• Busy day at MRT as we prep for the 1st preview of Daddy Long Legs tomorrow night!
• Lowell Winterfest kicks off tomorrow night with the Microbrew Showcase & Competi...
• Russia reaches lake under Antarctica
• PRI's The World made Lowell the answer to it's "Geo Quiz." The reason, Charles D...
• Iowa senator seeks probe of McLaughlin, Chelsea housing
• Trial set for priest charged with assault
• Cape Cod man facing child porn charges
• Santorum surges in nation's midsection
• Mass. towns picked for fed's technical help
• Product gives caffeine addicts new option
• High school scores
• Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood controversy
• Nashoba Tech board OKs school budget
• Final hearing held on Tewksbury charter change
• Wow, what a night! Foot stompin' performance by Frenchy and the Punk, an awe-ins...
• Pelham budget, new fire station make it to ballot
• Pierce passes Bird for No. 2 in Celtics scoring
• Special meeting on downtown Lowell violence called
• Council panel wants review of parking signs
• Steampunk Soirée—Steamer!
• UPDATE: DA probes fatal-stabbing in Lowell
• State approves Tyng. charter school expansion plan
• Regional planning group slams planned fare hikes, service cuts on T
• How awesome is the latest video from YouTube Day at the Chamber? CTI's WIC Progr...
• 2 Mass. workers get probation in murky pool case
• Valentine's Day Packages from Floral Art Designs and their partners!
• Patrick, anti-tobacco lobby refutes Norquist's tax claim
• Investment losses to send unfunded pension liability higher
• Three stabbed in Lowell
• Please join us for the annual Friends of MRT Wine & Beer Tasting on Tuesday, Mar...
• Business confidence rises for third straight month
• We're in the office all day selling Dining for Dollars tickets. Call 978-459-815...
• Today, everywhere around the world is celebrating Charles Dickens' 200th Birthda...
• Dracut brothers convicted of tax evasion
• Bedford Democrat joins GOP push on House agenda
• Afro-Caribbean Workshop, Percussionist Jorge Arce with masqueraders comes to #Lo...
• UMass boosts student financial aid to $158M
• Boston police name suspect in slaying
• Father son, charged with bear poaching
• Uncle of missing Maine toddler charged in scuffle
• Lawrence reopens shuttered fire station
• 14 arrested in Super Bowl disturbance due in court
• Overseers of Fall River pool to be arraigned
• Still-liable BP's profits up 38 percent
• Looking to rally, Santorum hits three states
• High school scores
• Billerica Center traffic plans aired
• Report: GL Tech legal fees have tripled past 3 years
• At Lowell hearing, public outcry over MBTA plan
• Record ratings for Super Bowl
• Ayer man charged with escaping cruiser
• We just participated in our first meeting as a Lowell Folk Festival partner! We'...
• 2nd day of band rehearsals is about to get underway in the rehearsal hall, and o...
• Probe into Lowell beating continues
• Super Bowl fit: Ayer man arrested for assault
• Local acts dot New England Music Awards finalists
• Mass. gas prices rise another 2 cents
• Beacon Power assets sold to private-equity firm
• Cowboy Up!
• Here is the info on the special event nights for Daddy Long Legs, including Pay...
• You can win coffee, cash and so much more at Dining for Dollars next week! Ticke...
• GD hockey team dedicates game to fallen Marine
• Admitted mass killer demands medal in Norway hearing
• Prosecution winding down in Sideri trial
• Beverly man dies in Route 128 rollover
• Few couple tickets remain for the Steamer on Eventbrite, reserve now, space is l...
• Obama's 'granny' injured in rollover in Kenya
• Holyoke officer's lost sniper rifle recovered
• Feds probe Beth Israel's billing practices
• Northfield man dies while out chopping wood
• Police disperse UMass Super Bowl crowd with smoke bombs
• Duncan to meet with Boston college students
• PHOTOS: Super Bowl XLVI halftime show
• Brady sets Super Bowl records
• Patriots on top at halftime 10-9
• PHOTOS: Super Bowl XLVI first half
• PHOTOS: Super Bowl XLVI pregame
• The first band rehearsal for Daddy Long Legs is just wrapping up and they sound...
• Candle sparks fire overnight on Fort Hill Ave.; 5 left homeless
• Dickens is building steam. Listen in to NPR's Weekend Edition with Tom Vitale.
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota, Maine
• Gambling bill rolls dice in N.H. House
• Clinton calls for friends of Syria to unite
• We're seeking raffle items for Dining for Dollars (some items we already have in...
• High school scores
• Pair beaten downtown; police seek suspects
• Gronkowski walks without limp
• Prosecutors won't charge cyclist Lance Armstrong
• Warren raising bulk of campaign funds out of Mass.
• Character actor Ben Gazzara dies at 81
• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
• Windows broken at missing Maine toddler's home
• Romney, Gingrich expect Romney to win Nev. Vote
• Syrian activists: 200 dead in government assault
• It's tax time! Looking for someone dependable to assist you with your taxes? Red...
• If you missed WBUR's program piece on Charles Dickens, listen in.
• High school scoreboard
• Celtics slip past Knicks
• Billerica police searching for school-computer thief
• This month is the Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive! Join by F...
• Komen Foundation drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• WOBURN -- A 38-year-old Lowell woman accused of firing a gun at a Reading man has been ordered to remain in an inpatient treatment center.
• Artist Educator Adam Norton gets an article written by Artbotics very own Christ...
• Scott is interviewed in Framingham
• Westford teachers win grant to plant trees
• Girl bounces back after 6-organ transplant
• Jobs report stokes market
• Khmer Rouge chief jailer gets life in prison
• Please like our Dining for Dollars sponsors on their Facebook pages: eagletribun...
• Listen in to Radio Boston today with guest Diana Archibald of UMASS Lowell. She'...
• In Mass. Senate race, GOP's Scott Brown embracing Obama
• Main span of bridge between NH and ME to be taken down Monday night
• Ashburnham school project needs $950G trim
• High school scores
• Project manager: Tewksbury school construction to be completed on time
• Woman charged with extorting Yankees GM
• 5 vets charged with selling drugs at Bedford VA
• Lowell woman indicted in Reading assault
• Billerica school assignments announced
• Congratulations to The Flower Mill on their Grand Opening. Make sure you head on...
• DeLeo worried about indictments
• UMass Lowell extends reach into Middle East
• Feisty Cowan blasts Patrick's CC plan
• Rep. Adams will challenge Sen. Finegold
• Local groundhog predicts early spring
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Lowell man struck by car
• Billerica man arrested in home invasion
• Burlington woman sues uncle over alleged abuse
• London Times alleged email hacking probed
• Groundhog seers at odds
• Boston man pleads guilty to 1991 Worcester rape
• Tony is out of town and will not be on Chamber Chat today. Follow Merrimack Vall...
• Massport proposes raising parking rates
• Pakistani PM could be charged with contempt
• Trump expected to endorse Gingrich
• High school scores
• Celtics win by 36 points
• Lowell police hunting for grocery-store groper
• Lowell schools may have $3M for one-time spending
• The Daddy Long Legs performance on Sunday, Feb 12 at 2pm show just sold out. We...
• Patrick's PAC raises more than a half-million
• UPDATE: Gov. Patrick's PAC raises $575,000 in 2011
• Vicksburg vote may be held March 28
• NFL fines Giants DE Umenyiora for media absence
• Jane Dornbusch of Boston.com covered the Lowell Folklife Series talk, "Ode to Fa...
• Our Staff and Student Multimedia exhibition is coming down today to make way for...
• Two arrested in stabbing of UNH student from Hudson
• We are excited to be presenting Daddy Long Legs, our first musical in four years...
• Danielle is at a Nonprofit Alliance of Greater Lowell with the Merrimack Valley...
• Assange in fighting extradition in UK court
• Developer: Mass. casino law race-biased
• We're very excited about this offer for new members! Join by February 29, 2012 a...
• Lure of sweet snacks lands duo under arrest
• Fitchburg woman gets apology from FBI
• N.H. man going to court on Mass. plane crash charge
• Romney has money, momentum in GOP race
• Boston preps for funeral of ex-Mayor White
• State sets up $1M loan fund for fishermen
• Aussie bosses thank employees with $16M
• High school scores
• Tewksbury residents weigh in on charter proposal
• Council wants agencies to report on lead paint, asbestos handling during LHA rehab
• UPDATE: Romney romps to Florida primary win
• Firefighters battling 2nd-alarm in Billerica
• Murray skeptical on community college consolidation plan
• Sen. Eldridge wants fundraising ban during budget talks
• Lowell Kids Week complete schedule is out, take a look.
• Dickens in Lowell, Revolving Museum and our partners at UML on the frontage of T...
• Cohen gives upbeat financial forecast
• Guvs Patrick and Cuomo announce bet
• Gronkowski: It could go either way
• Local teen arrested in Weston after high-speed chase
• We just got back from the Lowell Winterfest Press Conference. Danielle even snuc...
• 'Sophisticated hide' yields cocaine
• Burlington man pleads not guilty in fatal crash
• Governor's Councilor Kelly Timilty dies at 49
• Check out this TED talk, given by our friend Marvin Hall from Jamaica's Halls of...
• Check out this week's eblast. It is packed with info about Power Networking (TOD...
• Santorum bristles as Gingrich suggests he quit
• Mass. Senate to offer prescription monitoring bill
• Mass. green energy not selling
• Chicopee man pleads guilty to assaulting girls
• China works to quash Tibetan protests
• Public viewing for ex-Boston mayor today
• 'Super' PACs to disclose big donors today
• Senate to offer prescription-monitoring bill
• More than 60 dead in clash over Pakistani mountaintop
• Teen crashes in Weston after high-speed chase
• High school scores
• Westford school board cuts $200,000
• Poll: Romney headed for Florida romp
• Chelmsford crash victim identified
• Gronkowski misses Patriots' practice
• Ciavola named in federal lawsuit
• Is Gulla competent to stand trial?
• Mass. gas prices up another nickel
• Danevich would decline $900 stipend
• Two arrested in N.H. for Ayer robbery
• Man injured in Billerica home invasion
• "Dickens In Lowell" kicks off with events starting February 7th, the 200th anniv...
• Lowell Kids Week 2012.
• We hope you'll join us tomorrow for Power Networking at Edward Jones located at...
• City ends year with surplus
• Thanks for a great run of The Voice of the Turtle. See everyone soon. Daddy Long...
• Five teens arrested in Lowell
• CHS principal to retire
• Rep. candidate wants lower sales tax
• Bedford schools opening two hours late
• N.H. man convicted of child rape in Mass.
• Indy tightens security for big game
• Arrest made in 2-year-old hit and run case
• Romney credits change in tactics to Fla. surge
• Long Island woman celebrates 111th birthday
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am. Danielle will be talking about Dining...
• Islanders worry about progress on shipwreck
• World stocks fall ahead of EU summit
• Indy readies for Super Bowl security challenges
• Dentist who improvised in root canals faces sentencing
• Voters in Panhandle have trust issues with Gingrich
• Syria blames blown up gas pipeline on 'terrorists'
• High school scores
• Cavaliers overtake Celtics
• Boy, 9, hospitalized after hitting tree while skiing
• Police: Tyngsboro man dies in crash
• Danielle is all about Social Media this week! She's presenting "How to use Socia...
• Santorum cancels trip to Fla. while daughter ill
• Dracut nurse wins Super Bowl trip
• Yesterday, there was a round-up of local writers and publishers in Lowell. The...
• Lowell Kids Week Sneak Peek #5 is out.
• Ruling party gets expected win in Cambodian Senate
• SUV fails to stop, damaging Lowell auto shop
• High School Scoreboard
• Wilmington man says he was robbed at So. N.H.Unniversity
• Hudson student stabbed during late-night brawl at UNH
• Blood found at home where Maine toddler last seen
• Hells Angels biker from Shirley convicted in assault at Sturgis rally
• AARP rips Mass. budget proposal
• Ex-Boston Mayor Kevin White dies
• Obama to senators: Change the way you do business
• Twitter's new censorship plan rouses global furor
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• Former Boston Mayor Kevin White dead at 82
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• Dracut After Dark goes -- dark
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• Big game back on for DirecTV subscribers
• Kennedy Greenway nonprofit unveils salaries
• Mass. brothers found guilty in fire
• Children's Hospital in Boston seeks dismissal of abuse suit
• Portion of Kentucky bridge collapses after being hit by ship
• Vt., Maine, NH open their snowmobile trails
• DC leaders pitching statehood in New Hampshire
• Spinners, Red Sox extend their contract
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• Romney, Gingrich joust over ties to Reagan
• Loan growth guides Enterprise to strong Q4
• Driver indicted in fatal Burlington crash
• Suspect in Worcester shooting arrested in Lowell
• NH police arrest Lowell man on drug charges
• Police probe bizarre Route 3 accident
• Patrick suggests lack of courtesy in goalie's DC snub
• Rep. Barney Frank to marry longtime partner
• Patrick defends "betrayed" Murray
• Patrick's plan concerns MCC trustees
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• Will Keady plea out?
• Sideri trial set to begin Thursday
• Autopsy shows NH woman shot husband, then herself in Haverhill
• LHA put 'lives in jeopardy,' Camacho says on WCAP
• Ahmadinejad: Iran ready for nuclear talks
• Springfield energy plant permits overturned
• Research: Twitter taking hold in South Africa
• Cause of Rio building collapse in doubt
• Newton librarian faces child-porn charges
• 2 missing Worcester children found unharmed
• French candidate proposes cuts to tax breaks
• Gingrich campaign fueled by casino mogul's record donations
• 'We don't need another Fukushima'
• High School Scoreboard
• Red Sox give Bailey 1-year deal
• LaSpada narrows choice to 3 schools
• Poll: Floridians favor Romney vs. Obama
• Gronkowski unable to practice for Pats
• Ravens assistant Pagano is new Colts coach
• New fire chief selected in Dracut
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• DiPaola's sister fined; $300,000 in campaign account turned over to state
• Armed robbery suspect arrested in Hudson
• NFL extends Goodell's contract through 2018
• Patrick unveils $32 billion Mass. spending plan
• BPD superintendent retires
• Pastoral collaboratives proposed for Greater Lowell
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• Blaze strikes Hudson duplex
• U.S. military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• Hadley man facing multiple child-rape charges
• Poll: Gingrich gaining on Romney in Florida
• Couple arrested in catalytic converter thefts
• U.N. envoy: Good chance for peace in Afghanistan
• Romney's tithing could hamstring campaign
• Greek bond-swap talks continue in Belgium
• Patrick to unveil budget proposal today
• Study: Mass. teacher quality improves
• High school scores
• State of the Union text
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• Bruins fall to the Capitals
• UML hockey team falls at Providence
• Report: Deal close in DiPaola corruption probe
• Dracut's Scott a finalist to be school chief in Framingham
• Lowell councilors confirm Lynch's pick of Green for LHA
• Puleo launches Tyngsboro comeback
• UPDATE: motorist drowns when SUV rolls into Shirley pond
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• Fire at Chelmsford school cancels activities
• Fitchburg charter school renewed with conditions, not probation
• Our seminar for tomorrow morning has been postponed. We apologize for any inconv...
• Local angle to this year's Grammy nominations
• Murray, DeLeo skeptical of Patrick's financial priorities
• Bank robbery suspect held on bail
• Lowell region adds 2,600 jobs in past year
• Grid gas customers getting relief
• Easthampton theater founder's rape trial begins
• Mass. home sales slump to lowest level in 21 years
• 'Hugo' leads pack in Oscar nods
• WikiLeaks founder has plans for TV show
• 2 Mass. men charged in Maine home invasion
• Mass. home sales backpedal
• Last call to attend tomorrow's FREE seminar, "Four Cornerstones of Your Financia...
• Fairhaven stabbing suspect's confession ruled inadmissable
• Fall River dentist pleads guilty to fraud
• Thomas snubs White House honors in protest
• Pumping of fuel from shipwreck starts Saturday
• JFK library to release last of his secret tapes
• Critics say sentencing bill too costly
• Feds seek to dismiss lawsuit over secret IRA tapes
• Romney's federal income tax $3M in 2010
• Iran not fazed by EU oil embargo
• High school scores
• Attorneys St. Hilaire case to review medical records; trial postponed to May
• Model for Billerica's next school supt. taking shape
• Gov. Patrick outlines priorities in State of the State
• Gronkowski wearing boot on left leg
• Huge ratings for Patriots game
• City man charged in Lowell, Tewksbury bank robberies
• PATRICK TO SEEK CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
• Gambling czar: 'We want to avoid the bad'
• Murray seeks probe of McLaughlin fundraising
• Bruins meet with Obama
• CHS student seriously hurt in Westford crash
• Groton Housing Authority properties damaged by fire
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• State's teachers sue to stop ballot question
• Mass. gas prices rise for fifth straight week
• Serena out at Australian Open
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• Panelist from Friday's Lowell Folklife Series.
• LRTA going green
• We just broke our exciting news! The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce was adde...
• Hudak out of race for 6th District
• Tune into 980 WCAP at 8:10am and listen to Danielle talk about our very busy wee...
• 2 adults, child pulled from icy Arlington pond
• Teacher overcome by CO in Westfield home
• New rules could boost New England renewable power
• Boston Tea Party ship ready for launch
• BC ordered to turn over IRA interviews for British investigation
• 1 dead in North Attleboro fire
• Obama to welcome champ Bruins today
• Environmentalists see reason for alarm in GOP race
• British skier first woman to finish solo trek across Antarctica
• Replica Tea Party ship launching today
• Obama to answer SOTU questions in chat room
• Mass. lawyers to lobby for civil legal aid funding
• Save the date! Tuesday, Feb. 7th! Steampunk Soir&eacute;e&mdash;Steamer! Celebrate Charles Di...
• Local Author Tells History of UMass Lowell Through Vintage Photographs
• Giants top 49ers, 20-17 in OT, to set up Super Bowl rematch with Patriots
• Patriots headed to Super Bowl after beating Ravens
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords to resign from Congress
• Where are you watching the Pats game today? What's on the game day menu?
• Fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Critics: Mass. pols should rethink sentencing bill
• Romney will release his tax returns on Tuesday
• Rights group says Iraq becoming 'police state'
• 2 U.S. senators seek sanctions on Syria
• Liner death toll may rise; some passengers not registered
• We would like to thank our panelist who presented their stories (and food sample...
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• Red Sox trade Scutaro to Rockies
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Pelham man arrested after crash
• State GOP hopes Brown, Romney will lift candidates
• Trucks jackknife on I-495; road reopened
• The Reception is still on at 2 pm - Come on down!
• N.H. school fears ceiling collapse in 3 classrooms
• Gingrich appeals to S.C. voters: Block Romney
• Officials confirm light fuel near Italian cruise ship
• Gov. wants to cap housing execs pay
• RCS Computer Solutions is offering a free class about Children's Online Safety.
• High school scoreboard
• Wilson, Carr lead UMass Lowell, 4-0
• Seymour loses bid for parole in Billerica slay case
• Serious crash reported in Westford
• Brady off the injury report
• Van Liew at odds with Chelmsford -- again
• Lowell man pleads guilty in workers' comp case
• Crabbe to manage Spinners again
• Patrick budget plan to boost education aid by 145M
• Meghan Moore also takes all the great show photos we post!
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• There's a lot to like about Lowell!
• Richardson running against Garry
• UPDATE: Child seriously hurt in Lowell crash
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• Child seriously hurt in Lowell crash
• Gingrich paid nearly $1 mill in taxes in 2010
• SC campaign spending soars
• Key SC senator stays neutral
• Mass. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tonight, Ode to Fat! Schmaltz, Salt Pork Olive Oil, & Ghee at Lowell NHP Visitor...
• High school scoreboard
• Truck driver charged with OUI in Chelmsford crash
• Four goals in third boost Bruins
• Mass. woman injured jumping out of moving car
• Gary Carter's health takes turn for worse
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke dead at 29
• Boag to challenge Dracut Rep. Garry again
• Westford teachers vote to begin 'work-to-rule'
• Brady to practice after missing Wednesday
• Tewksbury bank reported robbed
• Rate on 30-year mortgage down to 3.88 percent
• Mass. companies shed 6,200 jobs, unemployment drops to 6.8%
• Tune into Chamber Chat today at 11am on 980 WCAP! We'll have Redeemed Business S...
• Officials say Perry abandoning bid, backing Gingrich
• Mass. proposes facilities for elderly inmates
• Great article by the Lowell Sun reporter Robert Mills on the trolley expansion p...
• N.H. senator pulls support of Internet bill
• Italy IDs 2 French victims from cruise ship
• Radiation detected in tsunami-hit reactor, but no fuel
• James McCarthy named Suffolk University president
• Greenfield man admits to child-porn charges
• Gingrich: I'm gaining on Romney in S.C.
• Taunton man's death in Maine unsolved
• 5-year sentence for Ohio man who sent threats to Mass. official
• Des Moines Register: Iowa a 'split decision'
• Death of Mass. man in Maine unsolved
• Details of his vast personal fortune trail Romney
• Search resumes for 21 missing cruise passengers
• AP: ABC interviewed Gingrich ex-wife
• High school scores
• Final hearing held on Devens' Vicksburg Sq. plan
• Pelham, Hudson still united in controversial redistricting plan passed by N.H. House
• Brady sits out practice with left shoulder injury
• McCreary calls for Luca's resignation over Ayer DPW resignation
• Thank you to Fairhaven Healthcare Center for hosting us last night!
• AG calls for end to 'sweetheart deals' with utilities
• Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Big Bird and the rest of the gang will be at the Lowell Memo...
• Italian cruise ship tally: 11 dead, 21 missing
• Govt. wants Demoulas to comply with safety standards
• Rep. Adams: Family gave gifts, not donations
• UPDATE: Driver hurt in Route 3 crash
• Cellucci to chair Golnik congressional campaign
• Threatening note found at Dracut High
• Some of the best works of art in the past year! You'll be inspired!
• Realtor confidence still low, but rising
• Former Lowell city clerk strikes plea bargain
• Lowell nursing home sold to Conn. group
• Where else can you get the following for $100: corporate banner displayed at eve...
• Christie implores Romney to release tax return
• DEP panel: Wind turbines pose no health risk
• Car fire causing major delays on Route 3
• Prosecutors: Boston double slaying over money
• Paul proposes return to gold standard
• Wikipedia editors question SOPA protest
• Search suspended at stricken cruise ship
• Man killed in Holyoke car-truck crash
• 2 shot in Plymouth domestic dispute
• 5 New England schools get grants to research transportation
• Newton teacher faces 2nd set of child-porn charges
• High school scores
• N. Middlesex fast-tracking supt. search
• Townsend dispatch chief wins approval
• Pelham election warrant set: fire station is number 3
• Newton teacher faces 2 sets of child-porn charges
• Lack of resumes prompts Council to block Lynch's LHA appointment
• Nason resigns Ayer DPW post
• Tewksbury state Rep. Adams, family members fined
• We have a lot going on at the Chamber including Dining for Dollars and a mixer t...
• Lowell Bank robbed at gunpoint
• Bedford startup announces $70 VC round
• Watch our alumni students Ricky, Malisa and staff Brittney print t-shirts sample...
• Moore to run for Billerica moderator post
• Hudson men busted in Salem heist
• Homeless science whiz to be guest at State of Union
• High court rejects appeal on prayer ruling
• Audio: Italian ship captain pleaded not to reboard
• We have a FREE mixer tonight at Fairhaven Healthcare Center on Varnum Avenue in...
• T fare hike meeting tonight in Worcester
• Phony Rockefeller told FBI he was a 'nothing'
• "A heartwarming, feel-good play about life and love in a simpler time turns out...
• Oil from wrecked Italian cruise ship will likely linger for weeks
• Attleboro man to run in Frank's district
• Romney calls campaign-finance law 'a disaster'
• Cops: 9 cars involved in I-93 crash near Quincy
• Boston's first 2012 killing probed
• Framingham woman dies in Route 2 crash
• High school scores
• Celtics lose fifth straight game
• Bruins top Panthers in shootout
• Burst pipe, heater coil make mess at Lowell schools
• MBTA may cut Burlington bus line
• Gas prices up another 3 cents in Mass.
• Raytheon lands $51.3M missile contract
• Roof fire doused quickly in Lowell
• Police: 2 killed in Cape plane crash both over 65
• UPDATE: Huntsman makes it official: he's out
• Donoghue, Harrington to speak in Groton
• Santorum accuses pro-Romney PAC of 'smear campaign'
• Improvements planned for Route 119 in Littleton
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• Drug discount card now available in Lowell
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• Temps to moderate
• Tanker finally arrives at iced-in Nome
• India reports new drug-resistant TB strain
• Third man to be sentenced in church fire
• Paul wants spending cuts, yet flies first class
• Captain blamed in cruise ship grounding
• Plane wreckage, 2 bodies found on Mass. beach
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Giants upset the Packers
• Lowell apartment fire quickly doused
• Man stabbed during fight in downtown Lowell
• Patriots to play the Ravens
• Here's the link to our monthly eblast. Check out Planned Perfectly Wedding & Eve...
• Gingrich: Nominee must withstand 'Obama onslaught'
• Miss America confronted family pain with pageant
• 3rd survivor rescued from stricken Italian cruise ship
• High school scoreboard
• Niners win a wild one over Saints
• Paterno speaks for 1st time since firing
• Where are you watching the Pats game tonight? (And more importantly, what are yo...
• Report: Captain detained in cruise-ship crash
• Mass. man surrenders 94 hamsters to authorities
• Bomb kills at least 53 pilgrims in south Iraq
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing
• Obama challenges Republicans on goal they embrace: efficiency
• AP source: House Republicans got discounted loans
• Taiwan's China-friendly president wins re-election
• Lowell National Historical Park's Boott Cotton Mills Museum if Fee Free this wee...
• High school scores
• UML loses in overtime
• Power should be restored soon in Pepperell
• Patriots' Chung back on injury report
• Paton bounced from LHA board
• We're so close to 740 fans on Facebook! Do you think we can make it to 750 today...
• UPDATE: McCreary sentenced to 45 years
• 6th District candidate Tisei opening campaign HQ Saturday
• Don't forget about Networking After Hours next Tuesday the 17th from 5-7pm. Than...
• Fuel-bearing tanker nearing Nome
• Cape Cod clerk magistrate under fire
• Texas mom to be sentenced for killing 6-year-old son in N.H.
• Conservatory hired Level 2 sex offender to shoot video
• Mass. conducting bald eagle count
• GOP candidates fail to get on some ballots
• High school scores
• State, HUD back city's LHA compliance plan
• G-L Tech worker resigns after taking, then returning money
• Pelham board reverses vote on school sprinkler
• Timing of License Commission meetings remains unsettled
• National Grid: Strong winds coming Friday
• Metabolix loses Lowell joint venture Telles
• UPDATE: Probe says Groton officers lied during investigation (SEE REPORT)
• Tickets are now available for our Steampunk Soiree-Steamer! With Frenchy and th...
• The Nashua Telegraph says The Voice of the Turtle is "perfectly cast" & "beautif...
• If you are coming to the show tonight, don't forget we are having a post-show di...
• Brace for more state cuts
• Principal loses bid to suppress evidence in OUI case
• Listen in to Radioboston on the strike 100 years ago in Lawrence, known as "Brea...
• Selig's contract extended through the 2014 season
• Off-duty officer finds missing 91-year-old
• Avg. 30-year mortgage rate: 3.89 percent
• Marine Reserves expected to return home tonight
• Romney insists he's pro-life
• Tune into 980 WCAP at 11am on this snowy morning and listen to Chamber Chat! Joi...
• Mass. businesses would benefit under spending bill
• The Boston Globe calls The Voice of the Turtle "a lovely antidote to cynicism".
• Rita Sarvard of the Lowel Sun did a great article on the work of Christopher Loc...
• Rain, mushy snow, strike Mass.
• Mass.: Crack down on mislabeled seafood
• Peabody woman disputes TSA cupcake-confiscation defense
• UMass trustees: Wilson pay deal fair
• Haverhill deaths apparent murder-suicide
• Agawam man dies working on tornado-damaged home
• High school scoreboard
• Pelham board keeps convicted library director
• More drama over monks' Lowell trailer plans
• Man struck by car on Lowell road
• Haven't seen The Voice of the Turtle yet? We just posted the new trailer.
• UPDATE: Former Tyngsboro principal will serve as Lawrence schools overseer
• Wondering how absolutely incredible the cast of Daddy Long Legs sounds? Well tod...
• Don't forget to stop by our Open House TODAY from 3 to 5pm! Come enjoy our cur...
• Walter Vital and Christopher Lockett
• Exciting morning at the Mill Girls and Immigrants exhibit. Director Christopher...
• Mass. rated 'mediocre' on road safety
• Lawrence schools get new overseer
• Mass. retains mediocre traffic safety grade
• Future still uncertain for downtown Lowell PO
• Enterasys to move 540 jobs from Andover to N.H.
• I'm (Danielle) presenting to the Greater Lowell Health Alliance at Lowell Genera...
• Power struggle has unintended consequences
• The Revolving Museum is proud to host Lowell Community Health Center Teen Coalit...
• Nomination papers available in Dunstable Feb. 1
• Kerouac's Underwood to be featured in film
• Romney concedes 'uphill climb' in SC
• Cuffed man steals cop car
• Supt. Michael Creasey will be moving on. Marie @ richardhowe.com has a nice wri...
• Bulger lawyers to update judge on evidence
• Winter storm watch for Thursday
• Andover company moving to N.H., taking 540 jobs
• Suspect in Dominican Republic murder caught in Lawrence
• Bulger lawyers to update judge on evidence
• Receiver to be named for Lawrence schools
• Man killed at Shrewsbury Christmas tree farm
• High school scores
• Lynch blasted on LHA-woe communication
• Nashoba Tech board backs adding Ayer to district
• Bruins rally to top Jets
• Montuori gets high marks in Tewksbury
• Regional dispatch proposal aired in Dracut
• Lowell mayor makes Council subcommittee shuffle
• Girl falls from chair lift at Westford ski slope
• Senate approves accountability plan for ed collaboratives
• A final plug for our WISE event tomorrow morning at Enterprise Bank. We'll be di...
• $738G grant for laid-off Evergreen workers
• Pot suspects arraigned
• Pending home sales up again in Mass.
• Mass. business confidence neutral in Dec.
• Voting in Hudson 'fairly light'
• Bedford Friendly's among 37 more closed
• Condo association sues to block company expansion
• Park's Creasey leaving for Green Mountain State
• Convicted killer to be arraigned in rape, murder of Fitchburg woman in 1986
• ATTENTION INTERESTED STUDENTS!!! Tomorrow, Wednesday, from 3-5pm, we are holding...
• NH poll: Romney headed for 20-pt. win
• Here's this week's eblast. It includes our event calendar, info about Dining for...
• Hanley Smith from Voice of the Turtle will be on WCRN 830AM at 1:30pm today. Her...
• Librarian happy to be among books
• Pawtucket Dam battle heating up
• Suspect in Johnson case in court Thursday
• Alleged 'eye-gouger' faces arraignment
• Park Ranger Margaret Anderson Memorial today at 1pm pacific time
• This Friday, Richard Howe presents "Making Sense of the Civil War" January 13, 2...
• Sex offender on trial Tuesday
• Thief stabs Fall River Stop & Shop worker
• Child, adult killed in Weymouth crash
• Man pleads guilty to defrauding grandfather from Greenfield
• TSA defends cupcake confiscation from Peabody woman
• As other states lag, Mass. ready for Race to the Top
• In Dixville Notch, it's a Romney-Huntsman tie
• No. 2 Alabama beats No. 1 LSU for BCS title
• Shot fired in Lowell's Centralville section
• Lowell police seize 75 pounds of pot
• Groton town manager sees revenues stabilizing or rising
• It's 45% off at the Athenian Corner tonight. Just a yummy reminder! (We LOVE to...
• Did you attend The Voice of the Turtle Premiere? We hope you were as enchanted a...
• Great site about 1912 Bread and Roses strike in #Lawrence - bit.ly/tNRoDr - also...
• National Park Service Youth Programs might like this link
• Mass Parks Student Career Intake Program, National Park Service
• Would you like to win $5,000, $2,500 or $1,000? We are selling Dining for Dollar...
• City, Trinity and Saints to meet over ALS services
• Paul packs MoeJoe's Restaurant in Manchester
• Man indicted for trafficking pain-killers
• Great pic of Merrimack St in 1908 on Shorpy. Thanks to the Urbanologiost for the...
• Thanks everyone for a wonderful opening of The Voice of the Turtle. If you got t...
• Malcolm subject of danger hearing
• On this day in 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt signs legislation establishing...
• 'Xbox' murderer appeal rejected
• Massachusetts SCIP (Student Career Intake Program) takes center stage on nps.gov...
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am and listen to Danielle talk about our...
• 1 dead, 2 hurt in Freetown crash
• Man's body found in Boylston
• Bulger lawyers due in court for evidence update
• 4 to be arraigned in T pass scheme
• Romney defends business record
• McDaniels officially returns to Patriots
• Windham man killed in two-car crash
• Patriots to face the Broncos in playoffs
• Don't forget about Coffee with the Coach tomorrow morning (flyer posted yesterda...
• Globe, Herald reach distribution deal
• 'Devil Inside' tops box office at $34.5M
• Giants ground the Falcons
• Faulty cable causes blackouts in Lowell
• It's Opening Night of The Voice of the Turtle. Hope to see you there.
• Poll: Romney in lead; Paul gains ground
• Gingrich, Romney tangle in Sunday debate
• N.H. House considers income tax amendment
• Military probes missing 'sensitive' equipment
• Report: Iran begins uranium enrichment at new site
• High school scoreboard
• Fire damages Lowell home
• Totally awesome turnout last night! Thanks to everyone for the support. The show...
• Penalties doom Bruins
• Bill O'Brien introduced as Penn State coach
• MBTA won't take direct control of commuter rail
• Suspect in Lowell robbery is arrested
• New poll: Santorum surge fading in N.H.
• Don't forget about Coffee with the Coach on Monday morning at the Coffee Mill. I...
• Obama to promote insourcing of jobs
• Texas teen deported to Colombia reunites with mom
• Bowling great Don Carter dies at 85
• Mass. gets federal aid for October storm
• High school scoreboard
• Firefighters control Pelham house blaze
• The show is hung, and the floors are swept! See you at the opening tonight!
• Water main break closes portion of Middlesex Street
• Revolving Museum's 2012 Multimedia Group Art Show
• Police: Drunken motorist drives wrong way down Route 3
• Police: Drunken motorist drives wrong way down Route 3
• Woman falls from bridge onto I-93
• UPDATE: Driver busted for OUI after Route 3 crash
• Gingrich predicts defeat for Romney
• Scam alert in Tewksbury
• A memorial service will be held this coming Tuesday to celebrate the life of Ran...
• Driver busted for OUI after Route 3 crash
• Man on Mass. Most Wanted list captured
• Worcester man charged in fatal stabbing
• Homelessness drops 21% among Mass. vets
• Gingrich to blacks: Paychecks, not food aid
• Mass. man dies after Fla. snorkeling accident
• Pats assistant coach takes Penn State job
• Back To Nature - Poetry And Art Are Paired Together At Whistler House Museum Of Art
• River Hawk Alum Helped Bring Russians
• Bruins douse the Flames in 9-0 romp
• We are in the second intermission of The Voice of the Turtle and the audience is...
• Ayer teen charged with attempted robbery in connection with fatal accident
• Romney's lead dips a bit in N.H. poll
• Empty shell casings found at Littleton elementary school
• It's like an art factory in here today! We have 6 artists finishing work in-hous...
• Election date change to accommodate DNC unlikely
• Seeking buzz, Romney, Santorum run at Obama
• SJC backs legal immigrants in health insurance fight
• Kennedy forms exploratory committee
• Pelham school board nixes tuition question
• Tune into Chamber Chat today from 11am-12pm on 980 WCAP. Joining Danielle and To...
• First preview of The Voice of the Turtle is tonight. Pay What You Can tickets go...
• DYK (Did You Know) that we are a regional chamber that covers Billerica, Chelmsf...
• From our Friends at Lawrence History Center (via Lowell Women's Week)
• #Lowell Folklife Series presents "Ode To Fat! The Wonders of Schmaltz, Salt Pork...
• Mom charged with trying to kill kids
• State Police commander vows crackdown on troopers
• A tale of two House speakers
• Teen dies in fall from Shrewsbury ski lift
• Six officers wounded in Utah shooting
• High school scoreboard
• Westford ZBA OKs 200 units of affordable housing near Chelmsford line
• Bruins rout Devils behind Bergeron
• Pierce triggers key run as Celtics cruise
• Shirley boy, 15, struck and killed in Ayer
• Shirley boy, 15, struck and killed in Ayer
• Sears to challenge Miceli in November
• Lawmakers to weigh bill on special ed groups
• Littleton man charged with attempted arson, making threats
• UPDATE: Bachmann quits GOP race
• Body found in river identified
• UPDATE: Dunstable fire cause probed
• Senate president: Crackdown on ed collaboratives on tap
• Cardinal O'Malley to mark 10th anniversary of church abuse crisis
• LHA units may need sprinklers
• Youth Program Development Case Study (SCIP) is now available for review 1.usa.go...
• Vandals smash window at downtown Lowell restaurant
• Secretary of State OKs 4 ballot initiatives
• Patrick: Romney win is tea party win
• House fire reported in Dunstable
• Friday's the big night!
• Dress rehearsal for The Voice of the Turtle is tonight. We'll have show photos...
• Our next WISE (Women Inspiring Success and Empowerment) event is next Wednesday...
• Obama going to Ohio to challenge GOP on economy
• Attacks in Iraq kill 4 people
• N.H. zoning official resigns after arrest
• Basketball pioneer Harry Haskett Lew was born in Lowell on this day in 1884. htt...
• Romney looks to New Hampshire after narrow victory in Iowa
• Romney, Santorum down to the wire in Iowa
• Bachmann manager says she may drop out
• High school scores
• Iowa: Paul, Santorum, Romney lead early vote
• Police respond to stabbing incident
• Police say Bedford man ran over wife's legs
• Man, 82, found after missing from Walmart
• MBTA OUTLINES STEEP FARE HIKES, PREDICTS SERVICE REDUCTIONS
• Student taken into custody following Dracut stand-off
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• UPDATE: Man's body recovered from Merrimack River in Lowell
• Chapman is a danger; remains confined
• The City of Lowell is making it easy to stick with your New Year's Resolution of...
• Murray was speeding before crash
• Man's body recovered from Merrimack River in Lowell
• UPDATE: Man's body discovered in East Billerica
• UPDATE: Man's body discovered in East Billerica
• Body found in Merrimack river in Lowell
• T outlines steep fare increases, reduction in services
• Here's our 2012 calendar and descriptions of all of our programs and events. Hap...
• Gingrich on final push
• Obama readying for re-election bid
• Romney predicts Iowa victory
• Bachman predicts surprise
• Santorum braces to move beyond Iowa
• Paul optimistic in Iowa
• 1 man dead in Boston fire
• Brown touting bipartisan credentials
• T begins process to hike fares
• Longtime sports broadcaster Jim Huber dies
• Dracut police seek man wanted in armed robbery of store
• Celtics top Wizards again
• Rangers nip Flyers in Winter Classic
• Campbell Baird just shared a sketch of the Mrs. Whitney set.
• The work is starting to come in, and it's looking gorgeous. Don't miss this, our...
• Fire damages N.H. country club
• Missing Maine toddler's dad pleads for her return
• Gunman sought in killing of Mount Rainier ranger
• Too good not to share! 49% off the food portion of your bill at the Athenian Cor...
• We're closed today in observance of the New Year's Day holiday. We'll reopen tom...
• Two Seriously Hurt in Lowell Crash
• Rondo leads Celtics to another win
• Brady, Patriots earn No. 1 seed
• Powerball tickets to cost $2 each
• Cheers to 2012 and all of the possibilities it will bring for your business or o...
• Norton hunter shoots woman he thought was deer
• U.S. seals $3.48B missiles, technology sale to United Arab Emirates
• N.H. bill would allow loaded guns in vehicles
• Pope: Future hopes lie with youth
• Report says wage gap in Mass. is widening
• Lowell NHP is closed this day, however, how about taking a First Day Hike. For a...
• Lowell man charged in Tyler Park stabbing
• Missing Maine toddler's granddad pleads for return
• River Hawks Get Over Holiday Hump
• Report says wage gap in Mass. is widening
• What are your big plans for ringing in the New Year?
• Former Butler Bank CEO fined, banned
• Mass. income, corporate tax rates fall in new year
• Obama hopeful for more economic progress in 2012
• Turkey airstrike: mourners pummel local official
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• Raytheon lands $582.5M pact with UAE
• Lowell police respond to Tyler Park stabbing
• UML takes tourney title in OT
• Celtics break through at home
• William E. Conway, quality-control guru, dies at 85
• Just wrapped up a wonderful run of The Voice of the Turtle. Honest, romantic, fu...
• Sears to close Nashua store on Amherst St.
• Truck pulls down live wires, traps driver
• Chief: Electrical problems caused Townsend blaze
• Homeless N.H. man charged with raping 2 female juveniles
• Our Friends at the Center for Lowell History have released the Lowell Cultural I...
• First case of human-contracted rabies since 1935 confirmed
• Hoops melee suspect identified by UML cops
• Student Michael Dello Russo and his family made the trip to the park to intervie...
• New Members & Member Renewals for the week of December 25, 2011 - we had a busy...
• What are your New Year's Eve and Day specials, discounts, hours, etc.? Post them...
• The MRT staff gets a first look at The Voice of the Turtle at today's Designer R...
• Romney eyes Iowa with hope
• Bachman limps toward finish line
• Ring in the new year at Hampton Beach
• Worcester diocese wants priest defrocked
• Cheese recall in Mass.
• High school scores
• Blaze rips through Townsend church building, damages house
• Blaze rips through Townsend church building, damages house
• Fire levels Townsend parish-activity center; blaze at 2nd building knocked down
• UMass Lowell hockey team rips RPI
• Patrick Murphy lands fifth vote, will become Lowell mayor next week
• MRT is exited to present Daddy Longs Legs, our first musical in 4 years, startin...
• Looking for a great way to spend time with the family? stop bu the park, were op...
• Thanks Jose from Edible Arrangements for sending over some chocolate covered ban...
• Merrimack Street bank robbed -- again
• Gearing up for the first show of the year! We're showing personal artwork by 12...
• Tune into 980 WCAP at 11am for Chamber Chat. Joining Danielle and Tony (from Mer...
• One free benefit for our members is the opportunity to come on our radio show, C...
• Five days out, Iowa caucuses very much unsettled
• Bulger treated for chest pains
• Brown predicts close race with Warren
• Vt. to reopen last highway damaged by Irene
• NH woman run over by own car
• Tune in or listen online to 980 WCAP at 9:30 to hear director Carl Forsman and a...
• High school scoreboard
• AP sources: U.S. to sell F-15 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia
• Lowell police seek suspect in assault on referee
• Two planes make emergency landings at Vermont airport
• Sox trade for A's closer in 5-man deal
• Man with syringe robs Lowell store
• Councilor-elect to collect 50g from city
• No action on 'Pharma-Doctor' gift ban
• U.S. police fatalities up 13% in 2011
• UPDATE: Top Pelham official faults library board for Rice support
• A short sneak peak at Daddy Long Legs. More photos and songs soon to come.
• Check out our 2011 Highlights Video. Are you in it? :-)
• Our next Quarterly W.I.S.E. (Women Inspiring Success and Empowerment) is January...
• Pelham library director admits stealing from past employer
• Chief: Drug evidence stolen from Attleboro police
• Syria frees 755 prisoners detained in crackdown
• NKoreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• High school scores
• The Holiday Hump
• 8 Patriots named to Pro Bowl roster
• Ex-Patriots star dies
• Van rolls over on I-495 in Harvard
• Hope everyone enjoyed the holidays. We are back at rehearsals for The Voice of t...
• Sources: Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska to retire
• A great seminar for the start of 2012!
• UPDATE: Stanek held on bail
• Lowell mourns death of banker Edward S. Redstone
• MRT expanding -- to Worcester
• Less than a week until 2012! What are your hopes, goals and dreams for the new y...
• Alleged drunk who dragged cop to face judge
• Alleged Market Basket robber facing arraignment
• More than 100 Sears, Kmart stores closing
• Three killed in Fla. chopper crash
• Man steals Greyhound bus -- on Xmas
• Mass. bracing for tight budget
• T worker in trouble over Xmas message
• High school scores
• Man charged in Lowell robbery also charged in Tewksbury bank heist
• Day After Christmas: What's Open, What's Closed?
• 32 Mass. farms to get energy grants
• The park opens at 9am today and we're open all week! A visit to Lowell sure bea...
• Billerica chimney fire spreads inside home
• Celtics nipped by Knicks in opener
• Celtic's Pierce out of season opener with bruised heel
• Nigerian blasts mar Pope's Christmas peace appeal
• Man spends Christmas alone at Maine lighthouse
• NORAD Santa trackers have record holiday
• 25 dead in Nigeria Christmas church bombing
• Merry Christmas to each and every one of you! Wishing you a wonderful day filled...
• Fare hikes, service cuts loom for Mass. transit
• Girl's death, surprise storm among top NH stories
• Pope kicks off Christmas with evening Mass
• Patriots rally for 7th straight
• What are your holiday traditions?
• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. ballot
• Anti-Putin protest draws tens of thousands
• Holiday tribute to troops from Obama, first lady
• Harvard police officer arrested in Ayer
• Firefighter dies in Peabody blaze
• Tewksbury bank robbed
• Former Bruin Milbury avoids penalty box
• Lowell Jewelry & Loan has some great ideas for stocking stuffers and Christmas g...
• Cops join forces to battle housebreaks
• Dear friends, As the year comes to a close, please consider giving a gift to t...
• LMA bags Barstool Blackout Tour
• Lowell principal suspended after DWI charge
• A great article about Bobby Tugbiyele - a Chamber member and friend of the GLCC!
• Patient contracts hepatitis C from donor
• Expensive violin left on bus
• Army bellringer gets unusual donation: wedding rings
• Biden blasts Romney
• Wolf-dog roams the streets of Brooklyn
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• High school scoreboard
• NY judge: Iran, Taliban, al-Qaida liable for 9/11
• Tewksbury chief warns of elderly phone scam
• Deal in works to settle thorny Beacon Hill battle
• Hanley Smith & William Connell in The Voice of the Turtle by John Van Druten. At...
• We invite all of our members to post last minute holiday deals and messages on o...
• ATTENTION everyone! Today we have received an overwhelming amount of requests t...
• Make plans for the Lowell Folklife Series, starting January 20, 2012.
• Happy Holidays from the staff at Lowell NHP!
• Please share your artistic talent with us! Transform 20 mill girl dresses for th...
• Former U.S. Rep. Peter Blute takes Mass. GOP post
• Embattled Pelham library director takes leave
• Haddad harassment order dropped
• Average mortgage rate down to 3.91 percent
• Boehner: House GOP still wants full year tax cut
• Tune into 980 WCAP for Chamber Chat today from 11am-12pm. Joining Danielle are g...
• Matt Rippy takes you backstage at MRT. Learn why The Reduced Shakespeare Company...
• Crews expand search for missing toddler
• Squatters drop lawsuit against Boston
• Feds cast doubt on Big Dig sinkhole
• Americans frustrated by congressional stalemates
• Grinches charged with stealing packages
• High school scores
• Billerica man hurt, to face charges in crash
• Westford board continues housing hearing
• Dad, daughter among 3 charged in Pelham drug bust
• Lowell school board members sign off
• Chelmsford man released from hospital after crash
• CVS employee busted for stealing drugs
• Haddad wants harassment order against Volpe removed
• Wilmington firm to pay $134G in OSHA penalties
• Census: Mass. population growth slowing
• It's always great when we're mentioned on the homepage of the National Park Serv...
• Middlesex deputy sheriff fined by Ethics Comm.
• Police probe Fitchburg shooting
• We have finished taping interviews with the magnificent cast of Voice of the Tur...
• Just got a sneak peek of the set. Hope you're ready to dive into New York City 1...
• N.H. House panel passes redistricting plan
• Negative political ads mix with holiday cheer in Iowa
• FAA to issue rules aimed at tired airline pilots
• Here at the Revolving Museum, part of our mission is to bridge social divisions...
• High school scoreboard
• Townsend board begins budget talks
• Lowell City Council OKs health-care pact
• Serious injury, traffic jam in Littleton crash
• AP: Medicare cuts loom without break in D.C. gridlock
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• State, feds, reach $26 billion Medicaid deal
• We are moving in the set for The Voice of the Turtle today. Can't wait to see ho...
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Westford to host two Market Baskets
• Mehanna convicted
• Bill seeks to ban city, town clerks from profiting on weddings
• Regional housing sales up again in Nov.
• Region's jobless rate down to 6.4 percent
• Victim in fatal Boxboro crash is father of Acton chief
• Hanley Smith and William Connell in The Voice of the Turtle. Jan 5-29, 2012 at MRT.
• Sudbury man guilty of conspiring to help al-Qaida
• Let us tweet your holiday wishes, email blasts and deals to our Twitter follower...
• U.S. housing starts surge, though level remains low
• Happy Holidays from Danielle, Karon, Patti and Carol to you! What's the best Chr...
• Saugus school head yields, allows Santa in schools
• Missing Maine girl's kin worried about her safety
• Sunni Iraq VP denies charges of running hit squads
• Kim Jong Il body displayed, NKorea media hail son
• Tsongas Center at UMASS Lowell and Global Spectrum no signs of slowing down after event filled fall season!
• Groton board hiring outside investigator for Haddad probe
• N. Middlesex to hire consultant for supt. search
• Tyngsboro board OKs road-repair plan
• Littleton board moves forward with Common sewer study
• Red-hot Bruins ice Canadiens
• Lowell teachers agree to join GIC
• Lowell man gets 10 years in slaying
• Volpe ordered to stay away Haddad
• Our members have lots of holiday happenings! Sponsor Christmas music on 980 WCAP...
• Haverhill woman pleads not guilty in fatal crash
• District courts wasted millions, audit finds
• LHA special meeting postponed
• The Revolving Museum will be holding a Staff and Student art show on January 6th...
• Brown: House GOP wrong on payroll tax
• Penn State scandal No. 1 sports story
• Mass. gas prices drop for fifth straight week
• We're in the holiday spirit at the GLCC! Remember to shop local for your last mi...
• Marshall's Autobody Carstar is proud to support iPods for Wounded Veternans. If...
• LHA inspections turn up violations
• Thanks to The Reduced Shakespeare Company for bringing The Ultimate Christmas Sh...
• NH newspapers endorse Huntsman
• MIT to offer on-line degrees
• Controversial pay package under review
• Woman struck and killed going to church
• Happy Holidays From The Revolving Museum! Give A Gift To The Arts!
• North Korean leader Kim Jong II has died
• Accidents, car fire make for slow going on Route 3
• This past Friday we held an Artbotics workshop for the Halls of Learning "Lego Y...
• Patriots hammer Tebow, Broncos
• Lowell is a gateway city for the arts! What is your favorite thing about Lowell?
• Trooper finds 159 pounds of pot in traffic stop
• A new MassINC poll on how the arts are improving the quality of life in Massachu...
• Boehner wants new bill cutting payroll tax
• Czechs, world leaders mourn Vaclav Havel
• Egyptian troops, protesters clash for 3rd day
• Interesting poll by MassINC.
• High school scoreboard
• Lawrence woman badly injured in Tewksbury crash
• Celtics forward Jeff Green to miss season after heart surgery
• The first show (Friday) was a great success. Very Funny and entertaining. Great...
• Lowell Marine killed in Calif. car crash
• Senate OKs short-term extension of payroll tax cut
• A great article about the Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership - our 2011 Nonpro...
• Obama welcomes home troops from Iraq
• Egypt's military clashes with protesters; 8 killed
• Historic visit to Libya by Pentagon chief Panetta
• High school scoreboard
• Kobe Bryant's wife files for divorce
• We'd like to wish a Happy Birthday to our development director, Kit Harbison! Se...
• Lowell firefighters battle blaze in Highlands
• UPDATE: N.H. Attorney General says fatal Pelham shooting was justified
• Hanley Smith & William Connell in The Voice of the Turtle. Performances run Jan...
• Mass. 1 of 9 to win Race to the Top funding
• N.H. A.G.: Officers justified in killing Dracut man in Pelham
• Penn St. coach: I saw molestation and reported it
• Man indicted in eye-gouging incident
• A pair of great orchestra seats just opened up for tonight's Christmas (abridged...
• We're looking forward to attending the Northeast Association of REALTORS®' (NEAR...
• Voice of the Turtle photo shoot time. We'll share the results soon.
• Great write up in #Lowellsun on Cody from Greater Lowell Tech High School & his...
• What a great night at Gallagher & Cavanaugh's Ribbon Cutting last night! The ren...
• Thanks to the Lowell Memorial Auditorium for hosting and the Athenian Corner for...
• Hannaford recalls ground beef
• Mass. among Race to the Top winners
• UMass under fire for record keeping
• Russian customs seize Iran-bound radioactive metal
• AP: S.C. gov to endorse Mitt Romney
• High school scores
• Groton planners OK Boynton Meadows housing project
• State police extend Toys for Tots deadline
• Armed robbers hit Dracut convenience store
• Pats' Edelman cleared in sex case
• License Commission hits bar; schedules public hearing on time change
• Mass. income tax rate dropping -- slightly
• Patrick headed to Paris for wife's b-day
• House OKs post-Christmas booze sales
• Legislature approves post X-mas booze sales
• MRT and the Reduced Shakespeare Company will be live-tweeting tonight's post-sho...
• LHA commissioner wants meeting to reconsider controversial motion
• Lots of great deals and events happening in Greater Lowell - check it out! And t...
• Unemployment rate falls to 7 percent
• Another busy day at MRT. Voice of the Turtle is in day 3 of rehearsals, and toni...
• Miners rescued in Idaho
• Universal health coverage subject of Beacon Hill hearing
• Worcester firefighter laid to rest
• Teacher's aide faces lewdness charge
• LHA proceeds with inspections despite Council vote
• High School Scoreboard
• Two sought in Lowell armed robbery
• Who's Mark Melancon?
• A Check of Ex-River Hawks
• Sox deal Lowrie, get closer
• Hudson man convicted of insurance application fraud
• Manning will leave Governor's Council; Greater Lowell seat will be open
• Andover shootings declared homicides
• Groton official quits two boards
• Read our premiere issue of Evolving Times, official e-newsletter, to get the lat...
• Shooting victim linked to Tewksbury land dispute
• 2 people fatally shot in Andover home
• Click 'like' if you're attending tonight's Holiday Mixer at the Lowell Memorial...
• Foxboro to allow Wynn to present casino plan
• U.S. House to move ahead on defense bill
• Police in standoff with bank robbery suspect in NH
• Activists: Syrian troops fire on car, 5 dead
• High school scores
• Bruins, Rask blank the Kings
• Lavarnway Still Sox Catcher of the Future
• Cornerstone Square developer blasted by Westford board
• Can These Be the Same River Hawks?
• Billerica board keeps tax burden on businesses
• Council postpones vote on giving manager health-care plan powers
• Council OKs out-of-town sewer tie-in in Kazanjian project
• Brown, Kerry want power grid review
• Patrick picks familiar face for gaming commission
• Check out COOL - The Cultural Organization of Lowell's e-newsletter and be sure...
• Rep. Neal blasts Gingrich
• Trinity defends Devens proposal
• We are excited to introduce Hanley Smith, William Connell and Megan Byrne, the c...
• Just had our meet and greet for The Voice of the Turtle. Rehearsals are off and...
• Real-estate agent confidence slips in November
• UPDATE: Sandusky promises to fight charges
• Man arrested for impersonating cop
• Ex-UMass president still collecting full pay
• Lowell artist wins statewide honor
• Our FREE Holiday Mixer is tomorrow night at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium from...
• Casino operator Wynn appeals directly to Foxboro
• Republicans plan House OK of payroll tax cut bill
• Safety violations found at Head Start centers
• Associate: Pakistan president had 'mini-stroke'
• Superintendent: English-language services could push school budget higher
• Officials: Lowell sex offender likely slain in prison
• Billerica recycler gets OK for addition
• The latest RSC podcast features a Q&A session from last Thursday's post-show dis...
• Lowell man pleads guilty in kiddie porn case
• Invasion suspects held on bail
• Patrick to name gaming chief soon
• State releases $11.3M in worker training grants
• "Baby Jesus" is missing
• We hope you'll join us tomorrow at G-Trends from Noon-1:30pm for Networking at N...
• Our Art Tech. Joe MacFadzen is having an opening for his new photographic show a...
• UPDATE: Conroy makes it official: he's out
• Mass. gas prices down another penny
• Director Carl Forsman shares his thoughts on casting "The Voice of the Turtle"....
• Sponsoring GLCC events and programs is a great way to market your business to th...
• Home invasion suspects to be arraigned
• Shears assault suspect in court
• Lally reports to prison Monday
• Conroy out of Senate race
• Christmas Day Event
• Two hurt when car hits Lowell's Moody School -- building escapes unscathed
• Patriots hold off Redskins
• High School Scoreboard
• Man injured after 30-foot fall in Wilmington
• WCAP meets fundraising goal of $105G
• It's official: Wilmington high school OK'd
• Police evict Occupy Boston protesters in final sweep ; 46 arrested
• Another great review for The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged)!
• Group pushes for greater seat-belt use
• Man killed in N.H. rollover
• The 980 WCAP Salvation Army Radiothon is underway! Tune into 980 AM and bid on o...
• High school scores
• Chelmsford police help in hunt for suspected shooter in Cambridge triple- homicide
• Celtics to replace Davis with Bass
• UPDATE: Three arrested following armed home invasion
• Indoor pot farm seized in Nashua
• The Lowell Philharmonic Orchestra will present a Christmas concert on Saturday a...
• Search underway for home invasion suspects
• Pa. poll on Paterno sacking mixed
• Congratulations to our very own Bernard Long AKA Little Bear for winning two awa...
• The Company Management Department is busy getting everything ready for the arriv...
• The Salvation Army Radiothon is tomorrow and 980 WCAP, The Sun News and LTC Lowe...
• Come and see us tomorrow for FREE photos with Santa! Where else can you get a fr...
• Worcester tenement had code violations
• Garry pushes to bill to allow Dec. 26 alcohol sales
• Romney Iowa ad assails Gingrich
• Strong opposition to Foxboro casino proposal
• Tewksbury robbery suspect arrested
• Bruins shut out by Panthers
• Planning for 2012 is well underway and we will be introducing some great program...
• Our friends at the Tsongas Industrial History Center invites educators to apply...
• Virginia Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• So, what's your favorite skit from The Reduced Shakespeare Company's Ultimate Ch...
• Mayor: Occupy Boston must get out by midnight
• Pujols going to the Angels
• UPDATE: One firefighter killed, another injured
• $800k stolen from Saugus library
• NE states provide most Peace Corps vols
• Woman wants mum's ashes back
• New Roman Catholic bishop installed in NH
• Worcester firefighters is killed fighting blaze
• Ortiz staying with Red Sox
• Lowell healthboard calls for panel to review ambulance services
• New poll puts Warren ahead of Brown in Senate race
• Lowell board ratifies teachers' contract
• Public hearing held on Lowell charter school bid
• Here is the brand new trailer for The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged)! Only t...
• Lowell remodeling project not properly inspected
• MIAA Statement on Div. 4A Super Bowl controversy
• Sandusky arrested on sex charges
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison
• RSC will be live on WCAP in just a few minutes. Listen online at www.980wcap.com
• Billy Joel visit to UML is postponed
• Don't miss The Reduced Shakespeare Company when they spread holiday cheer live o...
• The Arts League of Lowell has a lot going on at their gallery (just a few doors...
• Menino weighs in on football controversy
• Romney campaign ramping up
• Blago to plead for mercy
• Tisei didn't know sister was busted for coke
• 4-year sentence handed to bank thief
• Crash probed near Gallagher Terminal in Lowell
• Rapid Climb for the River Hawks
• Greek lawmakers approve 2012 austerity budget
• Lowell Council shifts maximum tax burden on businesses
• Wilmington voters back new high school at polls
• Council asks for inspector generals' review of LHA housing compliance
• Council names Geary as new Lowell city clerk
• Rapper J. Cole playing Tsongas Center in Lowell
• Missing Alzheimer's patient found in Lowell
• UPDATE: Groton board: Haddad messages 'distasteful' but legal
• Bus driver who crashed was allegedly drunk
• Facing ouster, Murphy resigns
• Man faces child endangerment charge
• State closes probe on controversial Chelmsford project
• Groton board: Haddad messages 'distasteful' but legal
• Pending home sales rise again in Mass.
• What The Sun is working on today
• Nothing makes us merrier than offering our members the opportunity to network fo...
• Celebrating player costs team title
• Lowell man subject of competency hearing
• Man who struck cop was speeding
• Day care owner charged with sex assault headed for trial
• Winterfest 2012
• Average Littleton homeowner to see $300 tax increase
• Francona replacing Valentine at ESPN
• Bruins stay hot, silence Penguins
• Planner who lost Chelmsford election named to fill slot of man who ousted her
• Dunstable tax bills to see slight drop
• Billerica officials air grievances over prison plans
• New RSC podcast is now up!
• Lynch report: More LHA units uninspected than originally thought
• Man who impersonated Marine pleads not-guilty
• New Mass. GOP head hopes for gains
• We are proud to partner with the Greater Lowell Workforce Investment Board on ma...
• Santo elected to Hall of Fame
• Tierney's brother-in-law convicted
• High bail for suspects who used boy to hide drugs, cash
• DeLeo summons Dems for caucus
• We had a great time at our Annual Meeting this morning! Congrats to the YouTube...
• Red Sox in sex abuse scandal
• Squatters warned about winter tent
• Man run over by snow groomer
• High stakes in Foxboro
• Alleged drug runners to be arraigned
• Townsend abuser to be sentenced
• Police: Man unauthorized to wear Marine uniform
• Patriots hang on, beat Colts
• Pats, Gronkowski (3TDs) top Colts
• Gronkowski, Pats hold off Colts, 31-24
• Authorities say 1 dead in Methuen house fire
• Gingrich leads in Iowa poll
• Exit polls: Putin's party losing support
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Lowell police: Coke traffickers used boy; two charged
• Tewksbury falls in Super Bowl meeting
• Mass. college student killed in crash
• Derry bus driver charged in brake-slamming incident
• Concord-Carlisle cruises to Division 3 football title
• Man charged with manslaughter in Hudson shooting death
• Obama pushes payroll tax cut extension
• 25 die in Syria as defectors battle regime forces
• Evangelist Billy Graham hospitalized
• Honda announces global recall for air-bag problems
• Syracuse coach apologizes again for questioning Fine's accusers
• Girl, 12, struck by car while leaving Billerica dance
• Pedestrian struck, injured in Lowell
• Journalist sues S. Hadley in teen bullying case
• Mass. group: Medicinal marijuana question gaining momentum
• Protester ordered to stay away from 'Occupy' camp
• Man treated after boat capsizes in Billerica lake
• Lobster tag lost in 'Perfect Storm' hops Atlantic
• Lowell man pleads guilty in break-in, assault
• Alternative dance grinds to a halt
• Stern as in Scrooge
• U.S. unemployment rate is lowest since March 2009
• Youngster faces sex harassment complaint
• Voting has officially closed for the YouTube Video Awards! We're so excited to a...
• Archdiocese probes Methuen school
• Looking for a bridal gown, Mother of the Bride or just a party dress? Check out...
• Patrick signs job pact in Chile
• Woman attacked by pit bull
• Mystery metal falls from sky
• Council wraps up clerk interviews
• NEW VIDEO: Massachusetts sues banks over foreclosures
• Tully sentenced to probation, home confinement in wire-fraud case
• State fires Matt McLaughlin
• YAAP alum & Andover native Justin Colombo returns to Lowell in Rock of Ages
• Join us for a Workforce Training Fund Info Session in partnership with Middlesex...
• Poll: Warren holds slight edge on Brown
• Portrait Drawing & Painting with Todd Casey (more info at this link) Jan 10, 17,...
• UMass Lowell Art History Symposium Sunday, December 11, 2011 12:00 Noon in the P...
• Holiday Concert at Whistler House Museum of Art Saturday, December 10 @ 2PM The...
• Happy Birthday to our friend and fellow artist, Duy! duyhoang: “ ”Us” (2011) Cur...
• Sen. Fargo will face primary challenger in 2012
• Here's the tally so far (drum roll please!) - Campus Catalyst has 51 votes, Prin...
• Patrick to meet Chilean president
• Mass. GOP selects new leader
• Nashua hotel has new owner
• Andover punishes hazers
• Adele, Mars, Iver get double Grammy nominations
• Groton Water Dept. looks to replace tech who resigned amid 'still' probe
• Lucic leads the way for Bruins
• City clerk interviews begin
• We have over 120 votes for the YouTube Video Awards. Voting closes tomorrow and...
• Local jakes recognized for bravery
• DiMasi reports to prison
• Archdiocese proposes parish groupings
• Casino opponents on the offensive
• Feelin’ very steampunky these days! glintscollide: “ Sculptures by Michihiro Mat...
• That shaking? A minor quake in Wilmington
• Please join us today from Noon-1:30pm for POWER NETWORKING at the Northeast Inde...
• Cain accuser stands by claim of longtime affair
• Hudson police: Man exposed self
• More than 200 arrested in Occupy LA raid
• Brit strike over pension reform widens
• DA: Shirley death not suspicious
• Tewksbury board to hold charter-review hearings in January
• Tewksbury makes the Super Bowl
• Reports: Valentine Red Sox choice
• Chelmsford, Shawsheen ousted
• Lowell City Council OKs $6.75M loan order for 'green repairs' on schools
• Candidate for Lowell city clerk drops out
• New city treasurer named in Lowell
• Have you voted for the YouTube video awards yet? Just scroll down and watch the...
• "It will surely make your spirits bright, whether you joyfully embrace the upcom...
• Townsend police: Man says he shot son in self-defense
• Regional home sales up 18 percent
• Governor wants to move state primary again
• Go get your copy of Young Angel Midnight, an anthology showcasing artists on the...
• AMSC cuts workforce by 20 percent
• State approves takeover of Lawrence schools
• Adviser: Cain reassessing his campaign
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years
• "Take time to laugh at yourself and start a new holiday tradition with The Reduc...
• Join us tomorrow for Power Networking, Vote for the YouTube Video Awards (over 4...
• Gillette Stadium MIAA Super Bowl Schedule
• "I won't be caught in a long denim skirt. Ever." - Diana Coluntino.
• Gun thieves plead guilty
• North Middlesex school superintendent to retire
• 8 years in prison for Ponzi perp
• Mass. home sales up for 4th straight month
• Adkinson could be free Tuesday
• Redistricting key in Frank decision
• Woman alleges long affair with Cain
• Bank, Mass. settle for $52 million
• Joe Manning's presentation on "The Lewis Hine Project" is now available for view...
• Pepperell board gets earful from emergency planning board in wake of storm
• Proposed Cornerstone Square changes withdrawn in Westford
• Lion paws prefer fake turf
• N.C. police officer charged in Lowell assault
• Lawyers: Bullet was switched at Sirhan's trial
• UPDATE: Thugs ripped off Salvation Army to feed drug habit
• Mass. gas prices drop another 2 cents
• Mass. retailers optimistic
• UPDATE: Groton suspends suspected moonshiner
• Hazing in Andover
• Teen hurt in fatal crash remains hospitalized
• Frank will not seek re-election
• Caps fire Bruce Boudreau
• Billerica teen "critical" after being struck car that killed boyfriend Friday
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• Teens arrested for Tyngsboro car breaks
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• House approves habitual offenders bill
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• Romney-era emails erased
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• Mass. Senate OKs congressional redistricting map
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• Former River Hawk Lynch selected in NBA D-League Draft
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• Electrical fire closes Merrimack at Dutton
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• Update: Mass. lawmakers OK 3 casino, 1 slots parlor bill
• The Reduced Shakespeare Company is in the house!
• Mass. House lawmakers OK 3-casino bill, with no happy hour
• Sandusky calls actions 'horseplay'
• New city treasurer quits after one week
• DiMasi loses bid to stay out of prison
• Heaps tabbed as Revs new coach
• Freshmen Republicans fight transgender equality bill
• Presstek plans 'very deep' layoffs
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• Deal struck on overhaul of Mass. pension system
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• New track passes Town Meeting hurdle in Littleton; voters have say Saturday
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• Players reject NBA's offer, begin to disband union
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• Supreme Court to review Obamacare
• Mass. gas prices hold steady at $3.39
• State group fights effort to ban Haverhill pig farms
• Seabrook nuclear siren test planned
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• Thanks to Gordon Clapp for bringing Robert Frost to life. It was a wonderful run!
• Triple-murder suspect in court
• Danvers man accused of killing dad
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• Pats halt slide, rip the Jets, 37-16
• Groton-Dunstable boys win Central soccer crown
• Concord-Carlisle boys win North crown
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• Bruins take 5th straight
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• End of an era: Italy's Berlusconi resigns
• BC knocks off O'Brien, NC State
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• Utah mayor used alias to write upbeat news stories
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• River Hawks skate past Maine
• Police search state forest for heist suspects
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• LaSpada: 'Mental part' is the toughest
• LaSpada speaks
• Phillies grab Papelbon
• Former Nittany Lions rally around embattled program
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• UPDATE: Teen held in triple-murder
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• A heartfelt thank you to all our veterans.
• Posh Harvard Club sued by wait staff
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• PMC raises $35 million
• Authorities probe multiple homicide
• Bruins ice Oilers, stay hot
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• 5 killed in Hawaii copter crash
• Lowell architect charged in sister's slaying in N.H.
• Pelham police bust pair on heroin charges
• Westford man charged in attempted kidnap of his newborn baby at hospital
• Holiday Cocktail Party, Friday December 2 at 7pm $75 ($65 members)
• Cop reports for duty allegedly drunk
• 30-year mortgage rates fall below 4 percent
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• Just had a great walkthrough of the theatre to work on the design of the new lobby.
• Chelmsford taxes rising?
• Health board bans tobacco sales in pharmacies
• Patrick penning another book
• Washington Nationals catcher Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela
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• Gordon Clapp from THIS VERSE BUSINESS is featured on the WGBH digital mural today!
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• Perry debate gaffe has nation talking
• FBI joins McLaughlin investigation
• NH highways among the safest
• Venerable Harvard Yard scene of protest
• Philanthropy In Action Awards - Seeking Nominations
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• 22 wounded Libyan rebel fighters arrive in Mass.
• Attack on NATO convoy kills 17 in Afghanistan
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• Many Greater Lowell schools closed Tuesday
• UML wins field hockey championship
• Half-million without power; could be days before juice returns
• Red Sox interview Mackanin
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• The following schools will be closed Monday due to the storm.
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• Storm leaves most of Greater Lowell in the dark
• Shelter locations in Greater Lowell
• Trick-or-treating canceled, rescheduled in Greater Lowell
• Bruins lose another one
• Storm brings snow, outages to Greater Lowell
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• City declares parking ban
• Mass. preps for early, heavy snowfall
• Lowell boys, Chelmsford girls wear MVC cross-country crowns
• Helloooo Kitty!
• At Revolving Museum, you might find someone like this!
• U.S. official: 13 Americans killed in Afghan bombing
• Obama cites income gap to push stalled jobs bill
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• City attorney: Lynch's refusal to release resumes legal
• Ayer-Shirley forfeits football game
• Ayer-Shirley forfeits football game
• Councilor wants ethics probe into treasurer hiring
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• Cape Wind plan has setback in court
• Lowell teachers, School Committee reach contract deal
• Disaster loan deadline looms
• Mother pleads guilty to leaving baby in car
• Drunken driving down in Mass.
• Winter blast makes Mass. roads slippery
• Tewksbury police probe home invasion
• Cards win Game 6 in classic fashion
• Firefighters respond to Highlands blaze
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• Bruins fall to the Canadiens, 2-1
• Doherty apologizes to Lowell board for executive session breach
• Pair charged in Hudson copper theft
• Worker rescued from Dracut quarry
• Devens training booms through region
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• Mass. to revamp health care for disabled adults
• California to seek sweeping pension cuts
• Man pleads guilty in Lawrence school labor theft case
• Turkey quake death toll rises to 534
• Join massage ME & bodyworks for their Masque Party this Friday!
• Greece to get 100B euros in more rescue loans
• Police probe home invasion in Lowell Highlands
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• Tewksbury school board adopts facilities fee
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• Man struck, killed by commuter train in Acton
• Lowell wins 'green' state recognition
• River Road Cafe closes its doors
• IRobot reports strong profits, makes cuts
• Report: Khazei drops out of Senate race
• Rep. Olver will not seek reelection
• Game 6 of World Series postponed by rainy forecast
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• Former N.H. Rep. Perkins Bass dies at 99
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• N.H. school bus driver to fight drunken-driving charge
• No one hurt in Route 3 crash in Chelmsford
• Hearing scheduled in John Edwards criminal case
• N.H. boy found again, case to be reviewed
• Pitbull, Kelly Clarkson and more set to to headline the Kiss 108 Jingle Ball!
• Groton School before board on wetlands issue
• More fireworks erupt over city treasurer resumes request
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• Cherington Saying All the Right Things
• Lowell Council votes to oppose homeless venue at downtown church
• Lackey to have elbow surgery, miss 2012 season
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• Cherington takes over as Sox GM
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• Mass. seeks waiver from 'No Child Left Behind'
• Lowell police probe report of dead body
• Regional housing sales up a third month
• A Big Hurt
• Too quick to panic?
• Region's jobless rate edges up to 7.5 percent
• N.H. panel to vote on gay marriage repeal bill
• Townsend woman killed in Pepperell crash; 4-year-old escapes harm
• Mass. home sales climb in Sept.
• Bachmann N.H. staff says rudeness pushed them out
• 2 caught allegedly selling drugs at Occupy Boston
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• Serious crash reported in Pepperell
• Rangers one win from World Series title
• Groton Town Meeting votes down fire station at Sacred Heart site
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• Dracut board reverses vote on superintendent's fund raising for China trip
• Recycling firm asks continuance after Billerica town manager's memo
• Billerica Planning Board OKs Fox Run expansion
• Lowell School Committee candidates debate
• Lowell police probe sex assault on boy, 11, walking in Belvidere
• City Council challengers oppose homeless presence at downtown church
• Tewksbury cafe owners: We're open
• AG: Report on fatal police shooting of Dracut man in standoff 2-3 weeks away
• Sox to name Cherington their GM
• Sox set to name Cherington GM
• We're raffling off a family pack (4 tickets) to The Bello Nock Circus at the Low...
• Students back in class after gas smell prompts Westford school evacuation
• Romney officially enters N.H. primary
• Enterprise earnings rise 8 percent
• Mass. gas prices hold steady
• State may opt out of No Child Left Behind
• Lowell's Reed chooses College of Saint Rose
• Jury selection begins in Bay State terrorism trial
• We're so excited about the YouTube Video Awards! Are you going to submit a video?
• Thanks everyone for a wonderful Opening Night. If you caught one of the performa...
• Police identify driver who triggered Hudson crash
• Littleton driver faces trial
• U.S. pulls envoy out of Syria
• Springfield man, 70, accused of murder
• Driver arrested in fatal Derry crash
• Graffiti linked to Occupy Boston probed
• Burglaries up in N.H. town
• Rangers even up World Series
• Epstein Shouldn't Take Rap for Clement
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• It's Opening Night of "This Verse Business"! Hope to see you at the show.
• Walshe ties for 16th at LPGA event
• N.H. to begin surveying new mothers
• Satellite falls; where will debris land?
• 7.2 quake causes damage, casualties in Turkey
• Tunisians vote in first free election
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• Miracle finish for Shawsheen Tech
• Hey, where is everybody? Emu found at former Benson Farm
• Lowell Night is tonight at 8pm. Tickets go on sale at 5pm at the box office. Onl...
• N.H. motorcyclist dies from injuries
• Obama: Gadhafi death, Iraq show renewed U.S. leadership
• Pair given jail for ATM 'skimming'
• Shark kills American diver off western Australia
• High school scores
• Check out an awesome process video by our boys at Owls To Athens. The mural is o...
• Tewksbury man facing weapons charges
• Lowell firefighters responding to Pawtucketville blaze
• Danielle really enjoyed meeting UMass President Robert Caret. Thanks to UMass Lo...
• THIS VERSE BUSINESS continues this weekend with shows tonight at 8pm, Saturday a...
• North Middlesex Pop Warner receives NFL grant
• The Lowell Folklife Series presents Mr. Dana Benner on November 5th @ 2pm at the...
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• Teacher question steams toward 2012 ballot
• Hudson police: Pedestrian struck by hit-and-run driver
• N.H. House committee vote to expand death penalty
• High school athletes treated for MRSA
• Obama, Senate press on despite jobs bill setback
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• Rangers rally to tie up World Series
• Six-shooters: B's drill Toronto
• High school scores
• Study: Littleton 40B would only slightly increase traffic
• Chelmsford reps OK Kronos tax break
• Possible fatal crash probed in Hudson
• Group serving poor delays move into downtown Lowell church
• Another bond downgrade for Saints
• Tyngsboro police seek housebreak suspect
• "Working together is like being part of a wheel. When the wheel is moving, you d...
• Tyngsboro police seek housebreak suspect (update)
• More casting info for actors interested in being in MRS. WHITNEY at MRT this spr...
• Convicted killer Gary Sampson gets new trial
• Roofer seriously hurt in fall
• Billerica charges three in 'Craigslist' robbery
• Report: Foreclosure activity continues decline
• Mass. jobless rate drops to 7.3 percent
• Watch this video to see our work from Tsongas Industrial History Center!
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• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed (UPDATE)
• What a picture! Last night we got some footage of Gordon Clapp in action on stag...
• Gadhafi's hometown falls; his status unclear
• OWS movement spreads to NH
• Outrage at Ohio animal carnage
• City should hire more Lowell residents, say challengers
• Cardinals squeeze by in Series opener, 3-2
• Lowell board eyes possible administrator for Latin Lyceum
• Update: Teen faces four charges for carrying gun into Nashoba Tech
• We are seeking headshots and resumes for the role of Fin in MRS. WHITNEY.
• “If you can bear at your age the honor of being made president of the United Sta...
• Yummm.... we can practically taste the cake right now!
• Councilor opposes homeless center's move downtown
• Nashoba Tech locked-down; student in custody
• Konarka has partnership with German firm
• Utz Food acquires Wachusett Potato Chip
• "The Death of the Hired Man" - One of many poems by Robert Frost that appear in...
• Tewksbury man indicted on child rape charges
• Another high school football playoff proposal
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• Interesting article on English Industrial Heritage and what they are doing to pr...
• Despite opposition, homeless services expanding downtown
• Better stop for school buses
• Court rules against tainted foreclosures
• Key DiMasi trial witness to be sentenced
• Torrential rain Wednesday
• Get your video camera ready! We're hosting the YouTube video awards at our Annua...
• Billerica family to share special Thanksgiving -- under a new roof
• Exotic wild animals escape from Ohio farm; owner found dead
• Red Sox pitchers deny TV report
• High school scores
• Hurricanes storm past Bruins
• Council requests tax relief
• Back at rehearsal for THIS VERSE BUSINESS. Final dress tomorrow.
• Convicted ex-Dracut treasurer suing town
• Demoulas hit with $589G in proposed fines
• This is a wonderful article discussing the regionalism in Robert Frost's work.
• Redistricting keeps Chelmsford split four ways; majority-minority district for Lowell
• Public college enrollment hits high
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• NH drug sweep yields three arrests
• EMC reports record quarter
• Kraft lawyer drafted casino plan
• Obama approval rating hits new low in NH
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• New Mass. legislative map to be released
• Sick N.H. engineer evacuated from South Pole tested
• Sweden: 23 women convicted of child porn
• Lester: Francona Was Too Soft
• Groton Town Meeting OKs preschool negotiations for Tarbell School
• High School Scoreboard
• Tyngsboro board OKs liquor license transfer, vets agent hiring, officer's hiring
• Ferreira Gets Two Game-Winners
• Dracut board reverses itself, renews housing chief's contract
• Dracut selectmen vote 3-2 to offer Piendak contract extension
• First group of Lowell City Council candidates debate at Sun forum
• Surveillance pays off for Pelham firm
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• City hires new treasurer
• Lawmakers to unveil local redistricting maps
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• Man assaults woman in bathtub
• Suspected Hub arson fire injures more than a dozen
• Lavallee, Lynch reach deal
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• Cardinals join Rangers in World Series
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• Brady, Pats beat Cowboys in last minute
• Auto racing driver killed in crash
• Gagnon wins BayState Marathon
• Our monthly eblast with member information.
• Hard-hit Obama donors still opening wallets
• Report: Steve Jobs memorial planned at Stanford
• Uganda president: U.S. troops not sent to fight
• High school scoreboard
• Report: Jobs memorial Sunday at Stanford
• Wilmington runner places 4th in Hartford marathon
• Lowell man charged after crashing into N.H. trooper
• Obama pushes for jobs bill
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• Hawaii man sues Burger King over needles in burger
• N.Y. judge: Al-Qaida owes $9.3 billion for 9/11 harm
• Wall Street protesters energized by park decision
• High school scores
• Statehouse budget standoff ends as Patrick bends
• Live web game now Lowell-Central
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• LPD conducts drug sweeps
• Protest at Billerica school project
• Hudson cruiser in pursuit crashes
• A quick interview with Gordon Clapp on THIS VERSE BUSINESS.
• What's killing the seals
• Stuttering student silenced
• Kerry pushes for heating aid
• Boston hospital completes rare hand transplant
• Store robber said 'please' and 'thank you'
• Price rises on new Wilmington school, but tax impact unchanged
• Brewers even series with Cards
• High school scores
• Study group: Lowell Latin Lyceum students short-changed on class rank
• Billerica reps increase hotel tax, leave meals tax as is
• Man guilty in Billerica drug-distribution ring
• Lynch: Kazanjian to settle illegal sewer tie-in
• Ellsbury wins AL comeback award
• Tigers top Rangers, stay alive
• Mass. Senate approves casino gambling bill
• We've got some great behind the scenes pictures with Emmy Winner Gordon Clapp co...
• If you missed Gordon Clapp on 980 WCAP yesterday, here is the link to the entire...
• Dracut teenager will be charged
• 30-year mortgage rates rise to 4.12 percent
• Please tune in to our radio show TODAY from 11am-Noon on 980 WCAP. Danielle's co...
• Great article in boston.com by David Rattigan on learning on the Merrimack River...
• Salem, N.H. cemetery vandalized
• Naked man busted at crash scene
• Man dies in freak construction mishap
• Rep: Feds should pay families of Bulger victims
• Woman impaled by tree branch dies
• High school scoreboard
• Neighbors air concerns over Littleton 40B plan
• Bazin Sees Fertile Recruiting Grounds for River Hawks
• Hearing continued on Lowell Buddhist temple plan
• 6 killed in Southern California salon shooting
• Red Sox red-faced
• Family lost in corn maze calls 911
• Pit bulls euthanized after fight
• Musical chairs in Patrick's office
• Westford man busted for armed robbery
• Gordon Clapp arrived at our offices yesterday along with writer A.M. Dolan and D...
• Gordon Clapp will be on 980 WCAP at 9:30 talking about THIS VERSE BUSINESS.
• Alleged animal abuser to face judge
• US to charge Iran in assassination plot
• Cass stepdad denies wrongdoing
• Gere guitar collection fetches $1M
• Sick NH woman could leave Pole soon
• Teacher allegedly had sex with student
• We had a great time at the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. last night! Thank yo...
• Groton residents still not sold on church site for fire station
• Westford board OKs highway equipment buy
• Reports: Theo packing for Chicago
• High school scoreboard
• Billerica Town Meeting KOs detached structure article
• Townsend selectmen vote not to support meals-tax hike
• Lowell tax relief may be on the way
• Sink hole at Lowell's Mass. Mills sparks anxious moments
• 4 finalists named for Dracut Housing chief
• We hope to see you this week! :-)
• Gordon Clapp will be live on 980 WCAP tomorrow at 9:30AM to talk about playing R...
• Today we transition from the poetry of Rumi to the poetry of Robert Frost. THIS...
• Bus driver suspected of DWI in court Tuesday
• Lowell murder trial to begin
• Stabbing suspect arrested in Mass.
• Boston expands efforts to curb smoking
• BPD busts more than 50 protestors
• Thanks to our seasonal staff who made the Lowell Canal Tours a success!
• Pujols, Cardinals rip Brewers
• Chelmsford police searching for gas station robber
• High school scores
• NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• Don't forget we have a busy week including a mixer tomorrow night at the Merrima...
• Evergreen Solar plant to be auctioned
• Fire marshal: Townsend house explosion likely accidental
• AP's Stowell dead at 55
• Hero emerges in Stoneham fire
• Lowell crash victims remain hospitalized
• Deficit 'supercommittee' struggling
• Another effort to recall Lantigua
• NBA, players at crunch time
• Happy Columbus Day! Our office is closed today and will reopen tomorrow at 9am....
• Thanks to Barzin Akhavan, Jason Kolotouros, Christina Pumariega and Beth Wittig...
• Armed robbery in Lowell
• Senate to wrap-up gambling debate
• NH Seacoast woman stuck at South Pole
• Teacher unions seek expansion
• UMass president launches bus tour
• Patriots-Jets Game Notes
• Lowell High runners win Manhattan Invitational
• Green-Ellis, Pats run past Jets
• Acton man national golf champion
• Green-Ellis over 100
• As I was saying ...
• Patriots 27, Jets 14
• End of 3rd Q: Patriots 24, Jets 14
• Patriots 24, Jets 14
• Patriots 17, Jets 7
• Jets answer
• Woman seriously injured after being struck by a car in Lowell
• Halftime: Patriots 10, Jets 7
• Bruins take the field
• Patriots 10, Jets 7
• Patriots 10, Jets 0
• End of First Quarter: Patriots 7, Jets 0
• Pats 7, Jets 0
• Revis Island
• No Mayo, no Woodhead - but Albert Haynesworth is a go
• High school scoreboard
• Bruins get first win
• Blast destroys Townsend home
• Billerica priest resigns over trip controversy
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Police: Man impersonating cop pulls over real cop
• It's a beautiful fall day in Greater Lowell! What are doing this weekend to take...
• Obama calls for passage of jobs bill
• FBI searches for missing Mo. baby in Kan. landfill
• Man found in river dies
• Billerica police: Special-needs van driver was drunk in crash
• Probe into river incident continues
• High school scores
• Brewers advance past Diamondbacks
• Man pulled from Merrimack River in Lowell
• Man pulled from Merrimack River in Lowell
• Man pulled from Merrimack River in Lowell
• Just play, Tiger
• Multi-vehicle accident shuts I-495 in Littleton
• Head on over to Floral Moments By JuJu Buds - Judy is having her Grand Opening C...
• DiMasi friend Vitale admits breaking state lobbying law
• Hey, it's gonna be hot this weekend, what better way than to cool off with a can...
• Bob Massie drops out of Senate race
• High court will hear appeal of Lowell slaying
• A great quote to start off the weekend: "Be curious. If you're always wondering...
• Panel advises against prostate cancer screening
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• Car crashes into Dracut living room
• Remarkable Rookie Class Highlights Harlem Globetrotters' Return to Lowell
• High school scores
• Chelmsford CVS robbed of drugs
• Tigers eliminate the Yankees
• Littleton High makes SAT gains across the board
• Bruins drop season opener to Flyers
• Fire quickly contained in Enterprise Bank basement
• Notre Dame May Be Bad News for Some HEA Schools
• Check out photos from TODAY, where our artists and staff are painting the cafe o...
• Probe: Groton Inn fire likely started in attic
• We apologize if you'd tried to call us today - our phones are not working. We're...
• We are spending a lot of time in Chelmsford tomorrow! Join us tomorrow morning a...
• This is the final week to see "The Persian Quarter" at MRT.
• 30-year mortgage rates fall below 4 percent
• Tune into our show (without name - wink wink) on 980 WCAP today at 11am. Our gue...
• Police ID driver in Billerica van crash
• Hope you can make it to the opening of the new exhibit on Jack Kerouac tonight a...
• Orr relative charged with DWI invokes hockey great's name
• Angry driver pleads guilty
• Gambling debate resumes in Senate
• Cup in the House
• Boston redevelopment is 'Magic'
• NH foreclosures plummet
• Billerica board continues recycling hearing
• We'd like to thank Verizon Foundation for their generous award! Read more on UML...
• Rest in Peace Steve Jobs... A visionary in so many ways. How has Apple changed t...
• Apple: Co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Groton police respond to one-car accident
• Palin says she will not run for president
• Francona will do ALCS on Fox
• Shirley prison employee kills self after standoff with police
• Court overturns Adkinson 1997 child-abuse conviction
• Power outage reported
• Reps. refuse to toughen ethics laws
• Firefighters douse Westford Street blaze
• Advocates seek boost in Mass. minority voter clout
• Woman raped by Lawrence cop sues city
• We have two awesome mixers next week: Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Merrimack Valley...
• DiPadova to appear in court
• Congratulations to Norm Caron! He won a pair of tickets to "In the Heights" cour...
• This week's RSC podcast features Austin talking to the actors who are playing in...
• Acton, Billerica Friendlys close as company files Chapter 11
• NH Muskrats offer Francona a job
• Restraining orders would protect pets, too
• Rep. to take over AFL-CIO
• Patrick aide faces DUI charge
• Hudson bookkeeper aquitted
• High school scores
• Yankees stave off elimination
• Students invited to help tackle school drug problem
• Billerica Town Meeting backs school spending
• Notre Dame Enhances Hockey East's Image
• Tewksbury voters back appointed town clerk
• NBA cancels remainder of preseason
• Democratic Senate candidates debate
• Auditor: Possible $500G gap in Lowell treasurer's cash account
• Pepperell forming economic-development panel
• Burlington's Pandolfo signs with Islanders
• Beltre belts 3, Rangers advance
• Lowell man arrested on drug, gun charges
• ♥ We're feeling the love with 600 'likes' and want to return the love to all of...
• Thanks for the memories, B's
• Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• White House gender barrier broken broken
• Fed chief: recovery nearly faltering
• Pending home sales up again in Mass.
• Mass. business confidence slides in Sept.
• Bra trickster resigns
• Heavy rains trigger flooding
• Pool death leads to charges against state workers
• Senate to resume gambling debate
• Paraplegic skipper credited for saving lives
• McCrery to plea out next month
• We have a ton of events going on this month - including a FREE social media trai...
• Yankees trail Tigers in series
• High school scores
• Shirley not interested in regional dispatch
• Rangers take series lead over Rays
• Lowell Council candidates debate economic development
• Stomach bug spurs high absenteeism at Westford's Day School
• Italy appeals court clears Amanda Knox
• Cause of two-alarm Tewk fire unknown
• Billerica couple in alleged returns scam
• Patriots-Raiders Notes
• Mass. gas prices down 10 cents in a week
• Proposed Lowell charter school one step closer to reality
• You can get 31% off of the food portion of your meal tonight at the Athenian Cor...
• Lavoie to get new trial
• NYC protest spreads to Boston
• Craven leaving one state agency for another
• Turbulence rocks two flights
• If only
• We have a ton going on this month! Check out this week's e-newsletter for all th...
• Our friends at the Lowell Folk Festival are looking for a new Executive Director...
• On debate eve, Tsongas to endorse Warren
• Top court begins new term Monday
• 'Zombies' protest on Wall Street
• Americans talk skinny, but eat fat
• LZ Nunn from COOL - The Cultural Organization of Lowell will be joining Danielle...
• UML/Herald poll: Elizabeth Warren holds huge lead among Dems, in statistical tie with Brown
• Police: Leominster man stabbed to death
• Leominster man charged with killing his brother
• Brady, Patriots bounce back vs. Raiders
• Cambodia says 150 killed in worst floods in decade
• Obama: Commander in chief must support gay troops
• What about the captain?
• Closed Mass. church sells; protesters won't leave
• Grotonfest moves, one more time, to Oct. 9
• NH juror facing contempt probe in Nashua case
• Obama pitches jobs bill, GOP wants less red tape
• Police: Driver strikes trees eluding stop
• Francona's Self-Destruction
• High school scoreboard
• Rays blank Rangers in Game 1
• Francona out as Sox manager
• Lowell firefighters battling 2-alarm blaze
• Nearly 3,300 students misclassified in MCAS test
• Francona meets with top Red Sox brass
• Grossman collects from industry he regulates
• Disgraced former chief gets pension, despite criminal case
• Lowell principal put on leave
• Reports: Francona done with Sox
• Murray questions Patrick on secure communities
• Our radio show is now at 11am on Thursday so we need a new name... So far the fo...
• With more ran on way, Grotonfest moves to Sunday
• Terror suspect asked to leave mosque
• Dead seals found on NH beaches
• NH sec. of state to protect primary
• Salem, N.H. leaders back casino
• A Microcosmic Tale of Two Cities
• Nitwit Nation
• All lanes reopened on I-495 after crash
• You may know him from his Emmy Award-Winning role as Det. Greg Medavoy on NYPD B...
• Sox got what they deserved
• Teen held following armed robberies
• Looking for more of Rumi's poetry? This site is a great resource
• Vote 17 effort is dead
• Bra brouhaha lands official in hot water
• 980 WCAP is now playing Channel 5 news at Noon so our show has been moved to 11a...
• Armored car robbery mastermind is arraigned
• No foul play in bus bathroom fatality
• Two faced cat sets record
• Here's the new trailer for THE PERSIAN QUARTER. There are still two weeks left t...
• Tewksbury 495 crash snarls commute
• Mass. man planned to blow up Pentagon
• UMass trustees approve capital plan
• Horror show: Sox fail to make playoffs
• Horror show: Sox fail to make playoffs
• Red Sox lose to Orioles, Rays win wild card
• High school scores
• Lowell man charged in separate Shedd Park robberies
• Boil water order lifted in Burlington
• Source: Setti Warren to drop out of Senate race
• Four Westford students contract MRSA, staph
• Implement Secure Communities now, Brown urges
• IRobot awarded $60M Army contract
• Man who died after fall from tree is identified
• Former Lowell resident killed in Texas
• Former Westford official sentenced in indecent assault case
• Lowell's newest greenspace has a ribbon cutting on Thursday, September 29th at 1...
• We're working on the text for our new website (coming soon!). If you'd like us t...
• Hudson woman's $300K embezzlement trial begins
• Educational collaboratives focus of hearing
• Drunk driving suspect arrives at court...drunk
• Maine to adopt fastest mph in NE
• Rural Ipswich rocked by murder
• T to raise fares
• Surge in 'shroom poisonings
• Red Sox, Rays both win, stay tied
• High school scores
• Lowell councilors OK $10.4M loan for water improvements
• UML picked to finish 9th in Hockey East
• Lowell Council votes to limit library hours for sex offenders
• Dracut board hopes to hire new manager by Feb. 15
• Lowell City Council names Slagle acting clerk
• Regional dispatch center moving forward
• Senate resumes contentious casino debate
• Try that again
• Thanks to Taryn Plumb of Boston.com for the great write up on our recent foodie...
• We are so excited!
• Would-be burglar gets more than he bargained for
• Regional home sales jump 21 percent
• This event is for ALL women in business - Ordinary Women ~ Extraordinary Lives (...
• See Ayer house Nate Berkus built
• MCC shares $20 million grant
• Armored car robbed in Methuen
• Brewery cleared in highway fatal
• Mother beater sentenced
• NH bus driver faces DUI charge
• Please join us today from Noon-1:30pm for Power Networking! This event is hosted...
• Dracut school chief won't be heading to China
• Westford schools fiscal forecast brightens
• High school scores
• Plan could save Tyngsboro $600G on insurance
• Sox lose again, now even with Tampa Bay
• Billerica board moves to snag country-club parcel
• N. Middlesex board forming evaluation tool for superintendent
• New Littleton track goes to Town Meeting vote
• Man killed in Chelmsford fall
• Here's this week's Tuesday at 2, on a Monday. (We're pretty tricky!) It talks ab...
• Lynch orders wage freeze
• Alleged illegal charged with drunk driving is held
• Report: Guilty plea in American Superconductor case
• Lowell Five plans first N.H. branch in Nashua
• Mass. gas prices drop 7 cents
• Mass. residents support gambling
• We'd LOVE your Business Expo feedback! Please click on this link and take a 2 mi...
• Triple E continues its spread
• Flipped dump truck closes road
• Hampton Beach statue vandalized
• Residents working part-time jumps
• Boston shootings leaves one dead
• O'Brien to be arraigned Monday
• We're going to the Big E in West Springfield. Stop by and say hi.
• Danielle will be on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am doing an Expo recap and talk...
• Ellsbury's HR keeps Sox ahead of Rays
• Man injured when another breaks bottle over his head
• We already have a contender for the YouTube Video Awards at our Annual Meeting t...
• Red Sox lose, see lead chopped to 1/2 game
• Patriots' lose big lead, fall to Bills
• Stewart wins New Hampshire race
• Illegal alien arrested on sixth OUI offense
• Senator says OnStar invades privacy
• Obama tells blacks to 'stop complainin' and fight
• Gadhafi gunmen cross border from Algeria to Libya
• High school scores
• Yankees blow out reeling Red Sox
• Cain beats Perry, Romney in early Florida test vote
• BC football team hammers UMass
• NASA's dead satellite falls, starting over Pacific
• Patrick to OK changes to alimony laws
• Privacy disputes threaten Mass. HIV testing bill
• UBS CEO Gruebel resigns over rogue trading loss
• Obama: Education agenda helps students, jobless
• High school scoreboard
• FBI: $2.1M Bulger reward paid to tipsters
• Red Sox rained out; twinbill Sunday
• Ryan Newman wins N.H. pole
• Convicted ex-Mass. speaker DiMasi denied bail
• MediaNews CEO stresses digital-first strategy
• Call for Entries Annual Members Exhibit 2011 The exhibit will take place Novemb...
• City Council to appoint acting clerk
• Lowell rape suspect indicted
• Alexander Finger from the UML Connector wrote an article about our Punk in the T...
• This year's Business Expo was a huge success! Thank you to everyone that exhibit...
• Man seriously injured in crash
• Harvard endowment rebounds
• Suspect who killed four family members wants evidence quashed
• DiMasi seeks bail
• McCrery case in limbo
• Littleton school board backs new track
• High school scoreboard
• Flood watch for Middlesex, Worcester counties
• Tewksbury board backs tax break for high tech firm
• Just a preview of the great time we had at the Expo today! Thanks to EVERYONE th...
• Lowell subcommittee backs stiffer fines for illegal dumping
• LHS football record-breaking outburst
• Stormy forecast forces Grotonfest postponement
• Keegan Bradley leads Tour Championship
• Celina Cass was murdered
• T workers could lose free rides
• If you are going to the The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce Business Expo tod...
• Police: Lowell woman struck by car driven by son
• The big day is here! Please join us at the Greater Lowell Chamber's 16th Annual...
• Perry edges Romney in Fla. poll
• Naked man spotted on rail trail
• Salem home damaged in blaze
• Mass. trans system deeply in red
• Elderly man slain
• Governor Patrick Celebrates Construction Progress at United Teen Equality Center in Lowell
• Inspection dept. criticized at City Council candidates forum
• Sox bow again, but gain ground
• High school scoreboard
• Tewksbury teen's death not suspicious
• Twas a blurry one....
• Pactless Lowell teachers picket
• Billerica man charged in animal cruelty
• Yanks trip Rays, clinch playoff spot
• We just picked up some more freebies to hand out at the Expo tomorrow! Are you a...
• Mass. sells $500M in bonds after credit upgrade
• MassHealth exodus larger than acknowledged
• Happy Peace Day!
• Millions of Mass. residents victims of data breaches
• The Hub Review has praise for not just "The Persian Quarter," but for you, our w...
• Billerica woman accused of embezzlement
• Remains of WWII fliers to be buried
• Kennedy funeral Wednesday
• Cop charged with rape
• 'Alarm fatigue' cited in death
• Police probe incident in Tewksbury
• High school scores
• Red Sox lose yet again
• Ayer officials: Kid playing with lighter sparked fire
• Uncertainty reigns in city clerk's office
• This week's edition of Tuesday at 2!
• Coke smuggler used shoes
• Bedford company's bionic leg available
• Westford school bus driver reinstated
• Trinity EMS is hosting a blood drive today from 9am to 3pm in conjunction with C...
• Tewksbury attempted murder suspect in court
• We had a great time yesertday at the Social Media Training and Student Welcome E...
• MCAS scores to be released in Mass.
• Freak tire accident kills Lynn man
• Mass. trooper injured
• Woburn pilot killed in Maine crash
• Hope your making plans to pitch in on National Public Lands day this Saturday, S...
• On this day in 1863, Confederates score a victory at Chickamauga,
• High school scores
• Man arrested after assault, chase and jump into canal
• Red Sox salvage a split
• Council holds dramatic open session on clerk's probe
• Dracut residents voice anger at housing vote
• Power out in parts of Chelmsford, Lowell
• Billerica woman facing fed bank-fraud charges
• Sox drop first game of doubleheader, leads shrinks more
• We will be at the UMass Lowell student welcome event until 6:30. Come by to ente...
• Stewart starts Chase with 1st win of year
• Sox go down again - to Orioles
• Clerk's office subject of critical report
• AG indicts former probation chief
• Gas prices dip in Mass.
• Thank you all for a great opening night of THE PERSIAN QUARTER!
• Chan in court Monday
• Nashua man charged in fatal beating
• 4 million sewer discs recovered
• RMV launches license probe
• NH's Roman Catholics have new leader
• Check out this FREE 1st Time Buyers Seminar courtesy of Exit 1st Realty and tune...
• Brady stays hot as Pats pop Chargers
• We have a busy day tomorrow! Danielle will be on 980 WCAP at 8:10am to talk abou...
• Crowley to coach Tyngsboro
• Red Sox slide continues unabated
• Obama to offer his own debt reduction package
• ACC adds Pittsburgh, Syracuse from Big East
• Deal to free 2 Americans jailed in Iran hits snag
• Kara Kennedy, Ted's oldest child, battled lung cancer
• Red Sox lead trimmed to 3 games
• Lowell tripped by Nashua, 44-41
• Lowell Night tickets are on sale now! If you are a Lowell resident, come down to...
• BC loses to Duke by 1 point
• NTSB on scene of Nevada air crash that killed 3
• Roadside blast kills 9 civilians in Afghanistan
• Obama: Pass jobs bill without 'division or delay'
• Mass. officials encourage 'car-free week'
• Tewksbury police: Help us catch robber
• Beckett delivers for Sox
• Chelmsford rolls; Indians fall
• High School Scoreboard
• Dear art-deprived teens, Join our Fall after-school programs to explore, learn...
• SJC rules exhibitionist shouldn't be civilly committed
• Watch Kathleen Cahill and Barzin Akhavan discuss the importance of Rumi in The P...
• Click on the link for a listing of all the exhibitors at the Greater Lowell Cham...
• A Collection of Works by Mary Rose O'Connell, through Oct 29, Artist Reception O...
• Steward unveils health-insurance plan
• Tewksbury credit union robbed
• Lowell Community Health Center nears purchase of new home
• 7 youths hurt in Salem, N.H., car crash
• Arraignment for Woburn police shooting suspect
• White House worried about solar co. default
• Obama to sign patent overhaul bill
• UBS under pressure to explain $2B loss
• High school scores
• Rays cut further into Boston's lead
• Tewksbury police Taser suspect after chase
• Walshe fires 67, two shots back
• Council calls special meeting to review reports on city clerk office
• Pay What You Can Night tickets for tonight's 7:30 performance of "The Persian Qu...
• UMass Lowell Invitational Exhibit, through Oct 29, Artist Reception Oct 15th fro...
• Company says intellectual property stolen
• No bail for home invasion suspect
• Average 30-year mortgage rate: 4.09 percent
• Health center closes $42 million deal
• Mass. board votes to suspend DiMasi's pension
• N.H. Gov. Lynch won't seek 5th term
• Mass. unemployment drops to 7.4 percent
• Tune into 980 WCAP today at Noon! Today's guests are FI Office, Grasshopper and...
• The entire staff is cleaning the theatre in preparation of first preview tonight.
• Shaw Tech evacuated
• Man claims $2M paid to Bulger tipster
• Lowell home invasion suspect busted
• Happy Birthday President Taft. Born on this day in 1857.
• Convicted DiMasi could lose pension
• 2 hurt, 5 arrested in Nashua disturbance
• Executive Director Steven Leon is live 980 WCAP talking about the opening of our...
• High School Scoreboard
• House OKs casinos and slots in Mass.
• Lowell High's Maia earns 200th victory
• Red Sox stumble again vs. Jays
• Bruins sign Marchand
• We're so excited about this event! If you want us to hand out your flyers, coupo...
• McLaughlin to leave Chelsea HA
• UMass Lowell offers Zipcar car-sharing
• Woman injured confronting burglar
• Dress rehearsal for THE PERSIAN QUARTER is tonight. Looking forward to the start...
• Warren launches Senate campaign with tour
• Teen busted in Tewksbury theft
• UML launches polling initiative
• Sex offender Racine due in court
• It's hot in Wichita Falls, Texas
• ÉB oven gets a make-over
• Hospital workers to get flu shots
• Tewksbury board backs liquor permit for Trull Brook golf course
• Groton board OKs tree-cutting plan
• High school scores
• Wakefield finally wins 200th game
• We say "yes" to lowering the voting age for the municipal elections in Lowell to...
• Shirley voters reject debt exclusions
• City Council delays vote on altering health-care plans
• Assistant Lowell clerk named acting
• Driver who left Westford student on bus fired
• Lowell firefighters douse two-alarm church blaze
• Youkilis activated from the DL
• "The Persian Quarter" playwright Kathleen Cahill and actors Christina Pumariega...
• Our next backstage interview introduces Alex Foseid, who joins MRT after graduat...
• Sources: Warren will join Senate race
• Most GOP leaders endorse Romney
• Nashoba Tech student dies from skateboarding injuries
• Police: Woman shot three, killed self in N.H.
• We are getting so close to first preview of "The Persian Quarter" on Thursday! T...
• Attempted murder, rape in Littleton
• This semester we will be running Artbotics and Fashion classes. Either build and...
• Coincidence at Belmont horse track
• Iran to free US hikers
• Legislators discuss gaming in private
• Sickle swung in Maine attack
• Homestead Funding Corporation is hosting a FREE Homebuyer's Seminar on Thursday...
• UMass Lowell Faculty Invitational Exhibit
• A Collection Of Works By Mary Rose O'Connell - Exhibition
• Shirley board makes final pitch on special election
• Vote on new Wilmington High set for Dec. 6
• Tyngsboro board OKs adult entertainment permit transfer for strip club
• High school scores
• Billerica board denies used-car lot bid
• This show is Thursday!!!
• Executive Director Steven Leon on how you can become a part of the Campaign to R...
• Mass. gas prices inch up a penny
• Make plans to join Chuck P. at the Urban Park Advocate Workshop, October 4. http...
• Jen Myers write up on "tasty" Lowell in todays Sun
• We have so much going on the next couple of weeks!
• Obama calls on Congress to pass jobs bill
• Romney picks up endorsement
• Bank of America to cut 30,000 jobs
• United Restaurant Equipment to Billerica
• Military jets safely escort two flights
• 'Fast Eddie' back in court
• Woman charged in fatal drunken driving accident
• Mass. House to debate gambling
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am. Danielle invited Superintendent of Sc...
• Red Sox swept by Rays
• Woman plunges to death from Boston roof shaft
• Oscar winner Cliff Robertson dies at 88
• Japan marks 6 months since earthquake, tsunami
• Swedish police arrest 4 terror suspects
• September 11, 2001, a day we will never forget. What are your thoughts as we rem...
• Rays pull ever closer to Sox
• High School Scoreboard
• Dracut KO's St. John's once again
• Billerica's September 11th - 10th Anniversary Commemoration Schedule
• We hope everyone in Dracut had a GREAT time at Dracut Old Home Day!
• Obama urges national unity on 9/11 anniversary
• Mass. lawmaker wants to license Internet poker
• Twin craft launched to moon to study lunar insides
• High school scores
• Minor injuries as pedestrian, 18, struck by car on UMass Lowell campus
• Women from Chelmsford, Tewksbury hurt in crash
• Sox wild card lead shrinking
• Youkilis latest Red Sox injury
• West Nile virus human case confirmed in Middlesex County
• This preview of "The Persian Quarter" will be in tomorrow's Boston Globe.
• Inmate escapes federal prison in Shirley
• Obama's uncle released from jail
• Archeology from St. Patrick's Church in #Lowell to County Tyrone Ireland. bo.st/...
• Juice returns to Southwest, Mexico
• After plea for leniency, DiMasi awaits
• Pike accident kills 6-year-old
• Security tightens in NYC, DC
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb plot
• Littleton school board sets goals
• Public hearing held on Lowell cemetery rules
• Sox fall again to Toronto
• Lowell chief recommends earlier bar closings
• Acton woman injured in two-car crash
• Our first backstage interview of the year features new sound & lighting intern S...
• Tomorrow, 980am WCAP, will have Maggie H. on to talk about our special tour this...
• DA Leone seeking public's help
• Charles Towers and Steven Leon will be 980 WCAP from 11:15-11:45 to talk about t...
• UMass Lowell bus ablaze; no one injured
• Listen to Danielle and her guest co-host Erin Caples from Saints Medical Center...
• Cobblestone removal project continues
• Listen to Danielle and her guest co-host Erin Caples from Saints Medical Center...
• Shooting prompts questions on state pass policy
• DiMasi faces sentencing Thursday
• Stabbing suspect released
• NH man pleads guilty in fatal hit-and-run
• Red Sox bullpen blows lead
• Tewksbury board backs expanded Town Council government
• Lowell board hiring 5 new teachers, 7 aides to lower kindergarten class size
• Turnaround experts hired to run troubled nonprofit
• AG approves 2012 ballot questions
• Incase you've been thinking about it, our canal tours are now offered on the wee...
• Former Lowell Devil Vasyunov among dozens killed in Russia plane crash
• Paton named new CEO of MediaNews Group
• Teen allegedly killed based on address
• Police pull car from Concord River
• NH man pleads guilty in fatal accident
• Perry faces leadership test in real time
• Mass. to review utility response to Irene
• Geeks unite! Lowell was named #6 on Forbes' list of 20 U.S. cities with the high...
• Hollywood Undead and Asking Alexandria To Co-HeadlinE The “World War III” Tour
• High School Scoreboard
• Sox rock and roll, 14-0
• Community Teamwork is hiring, including a position at the Small Business Assista...
• Bomb scare probed in Pelham
• Woburn police officer shot in robbery
• Check out this week's edition of Tuesday at Two!
• Busy week here in Lowell. Foodie programs (Crossing Delancey on Thursday & Ethn...
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• This is coming up next week in The Tunnel!!!
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• Romney to unveil economic plan
• Bachmann's campaign all shook up
• Katia weakens, heads away from U.S.
• Triple murder suspect headed to court
• Triple EEE kills Mass. man
• Cass reward grows to $30,000
• Red Sox fall to Toronto in 11 innings
• We are so excited about the Community Awards Luncheon before our Greater Lowell...
• WTC steel to be dedicated in Stow
• NH rapist facing 54 years in prison
• Lowell woman killed in fatal crash
• Happy Labor Day!
• DiMasi faces fate in corruption case
• Katia weakened slightly
• Police: Mother and children killed in Lawrence domestic violence shooting
• Man threatens suicide at campground
• Officials probe early-morning fire
• Mass. organization launches online health guide
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South
• Scuffles as Egyptians demand to see Mubarak trial
• Chelmsford police: Woman injured after fall from moving vehicle
• Bubba 1 shot up in Norton
• Hamilton, Rangers blast Red Sox
• Woman killed when car hits tree in Tyngsboro
• Tropical Storm Lee lurches ashore in Louisiana
• Feds warn of small airplane terror threats
• Back home: Strauss-Kahn arrives in French capital
• Thanks Gabe for the Business Expo testimonial. This is why we LOVE what we do!
• Crawford, Sox slam Rangers
• Obama pushes Congress to pass transportation bill
• Tropical Storm Lee begins pelting Gulf Coast
• Vatican rejects Irish criticism over sex abuse
• When you become a member of the Greater Lowell Chamber a lot of FREE benefits co...
• High school scores
• Red Sox ripped by the Rangers
• Fewer than 18,000 without power in Mass.
• US to sue big banks over mortgages
• Chaim M. Rosenberg “The Life and Times of Francis Cabot Lowell” coming to talk a...
• Clemens argues against second trial
• About 26,000 in Mass. still without juice
• NRC slams Pilgrim operators
• Operator in fatal boating crash seeks license
• New Store Lease Maintains Merrimac Plaza at 100% Occupancy
• Yankees nip the Red Sox
• Patriots fall to the Giants
• Stabbing probed in Lowell
• Teamwork on hazardous waste cleanup in Chelmsford cheered
• West Nile virus turns up in Tewksbury
• Also from today's Lowell Sun, an interview Steven Leon, who is going into his fi...
• Tune into Business Lunch today from 12-1pm on 980 WCAP! Our guests are Stephen N...
• Unemployment applications fall
• Construction spending drops in July
• Stay tuned, we will be posting some first look pictures of "The Persian Quarter"...
• Mass. power outages declining
• Make plans to take a tour of the Lowell Cemetery next weekend or at the end of S...
• Pinned logger does self-amputation
• Another 'cane on the radar
• Judge sends message to insider trader
• Despair in isolated Vt. town
• NH police chiefs fight deadly force bill
• One dead in plane crash in Provincetown
• Westford boards want rail-trail lot in Acton
• Tewksbury charter panel withdraws draft from fall warrant
• Historical Tewksbury house to be razed
• Jane Ziegelman, author of 97 Orchard Street will be talking about immigrant food...
• Petitions to foreclose are highest in 10 months
• Government sues to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• LRTA to expand hybrid fleet
• Congratulations to Community Service Aways Winners: Northeast Association of REA...
• Nearly 150,000 in Mass. still without power
• Aid won't be hindered by money issues
• East Coast still reeling from Irene
• Sabathia, Yanks finally solve Sox
• Tully pleads guilty in federal court
• Lowell cops cleared in shooting
• Chicago at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell, Community Service Award Winners (...
• Brazen burglar steals Bobcat
• What do Pickles, Crossing Delancey, Fill 'n' Chill and 97 Orchard Street? It a...
• Juice returns to Greater Lowell
• More than 250,000 in Mass. without power
• Nearly 35,000 still without power in NH
• Dramatic rescue on the Merrimack
• Welcome back to school Greater Lowell students, teachers and administration! We...
• Tyngsboro board weighs license transfer at strip club
• Police probe report Townsend woman, 19, had sex with boy, 13
• Storm delays some Greater-Lowell school openings
• Illegal dumpers caught on video
• Blaze damages Chelmsford home
• Irene death toll climbs to 35 in 10 states
• Obama nominates labor economist
• Man killed in electric accident
• Camping in NYC? You Bet. Listen to Ranger John at Gateway NRA
• So we're back on track. Just wanted to wish Ranger Jon a "Hail and Farewell" as...
• Gas prices dip again -- but maybe not for long
• We will be interviewing the actors & director of "The Persian Quarter" later thi...
• Looks like it is move in day at UMass Lowell. Welcome back students.
• Thousands in region still without power
• Motorcyclist killed in Route 3 accident
• T resuming service Monday
• Nearly 400,000 still without power
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10AM and listen as Attorney Michael Gallagh...
• Lowell NHP will be back open today at our regular time. Stop by for a visit sta...
• Stuck inside waiting out Irene? Now is the perfect time to plan what restaurants...
• Weather getting you down? Hopefully this exclusive dinner package to see Chicago...
• Stay safe this weekend! For more information about Hurricane Irene, like the Mas...
• Sox beat rain, Oakland
• Two Spinners' games rained out
• Lowell Catholic postpones orientation
• Two deaths reported as result of hurricane
• Shelter set to open at 2 p.m. Sunday at LHS
• Thousands lose power as Irene heads north
• Airlines scrap thousands of flights as Irene hits
• Please join us and the DLBC (Downtown Lowell Business Committee) as we welcome b...
• Irene, a bit weaker, begins its destructive run
• President declares emergency for Mass.
• Due to the predicted weather conditions from Hurricane Irene, all facilities at...
• Red Sox clocked by A's
• Interim director named for special-ed collaborative
• 2-alarm fire battled in Lowell
• Well, that was quick. Congrats to Laurianne Winters, our 1000th fan. Tickets wil...
• We're giving away a free pair of tickets to opening night of "The Persian Quarte...
• Patrick declares state of emergency
• Bay State braces for Irene
• Irene's rains start pounding East coast
• Our friends at LowellBank featured us in their newsletter! Thank you :-)
• Billerica man charged in stabbing
• Med student charged with child abuse
• Irene reaches Carolinas
• Methuen woman sentenced in day care death
• Weather advisory. As many of you folks may know, Hurricane Irene is heading up...
• Littleton board eyes playground plan
• Irene's a 'nightmare' monster
• Red Sox move Sunday game due to hurricane
• Ferreira, Burke arraigned in Superior Court
• Just recorded our first video interview of the year with "Persian Quarter" autho...
• Descoteaux ends Council candidacy
• Alleged drug dealer pinched in Pelham
• Join us for our FREE Social Media Seminars Series! Thanks to the Small Business...
• Mass. soldier killed in war on terror
• Reformist judge whacked
• Reading man charged in Lawrence murder
• Dozens of new words in dictionary
• Navy orders ships out of Irene's path
• Today's guests on Business Lunch are Gabe Garavanian from Garavanian Travel, Deb...
• On August 25, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed the act creating the Nationa...
• Moses Greeley Parker Lecture Series schedule has been announced.
• Sox unleash power in Texas
• Pelham substitute teacher charged after Facebook message to student
• We're very excited to be partnering up with Community Catalyst (LIKE their page)...
• A taste of Camelot in the DA's office
• Teaching Social Media to our members at Middlesex Community College - click like...
• Lawrence hiring cops to battle violence
• Man steals swimming pool
• Great news for Greater Lowell!
• State seeks control of MEC
• Naked man on stabbing spree, one dead
• Back to School for Lowell - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Lowell City Council moves to limit sex offenders at library
• Buildings sway as East Coast quake registers 5.9
• Check out this week's enewsletter!
• Mass. lawmakers unveil new gaming bill
• Regional home sales spurt up in July
• Man shot by police to be arraigned
• All Expo Exhibitors who are Chamber members get a FREE eblast valued at $150! Bu...
• Dracut to seek new housing director
• Dracut to seek new housing director
• First meeting & greet and rehearsal of the season. Time to make some theatre.
• More violence in Lawrence
• Maine woman swims English Channel
• Shoplifter leaves something important behind
• Single-family home sales up in Mass.
• Red Sox blanked in Texas
• Westford to host new solar plant
• Car crashes into Pepperell Town Hall
• Conviction overturned in Lowell slaying
• Mass. gas prices down two more cents
• Here is the official cast & crew announcement for "The Persian Quarter." All fou...
• The Cast of "The Persian Quarter" arrives today! It will be the first time any o...
• Woburn man charged in death of former Reading High hockey captain
• N.H. man killed in crash on I-93
• Tune into 980 WCAP today at 8:10am and listen to Danielle talk about everything...
• Tripoli falls to Libyan rebels
• Libya rebels overpower Gadhafi's defenses
• John Kelley, '57 Boston Marathon winner, dies
• Lester, Red Sox trim Royals
• Johnny Damon: Lose one, win one
• We are proud sponsors of the Greater Merrimack Valley Convention and Visitors Bu...
• 'The Help' scores $20.5M at box office
• Iran: Lawyer for 2 Americans will appeal sentences
• Prosecutors want another shot at Clemens trial
• Norway remembers 77 killed in massacre
• Mass. man badly hurt after being hit by cruiser
• Red Sox ripped by Royals
• Verizon workers going back to work, without deal
• Obama to Congress: Work together to aid jobless
• N.H. dumping own minimum wage law Sunday
• Aide: Giffords now knows who died in shooting
• Firefighters battling smoky Lowell blaze
• Lowell police probe shots fired in city's Highlands
• Legendary Band Chicago To Bring Their Unparalleled Live Show To The Tsongas Center At UMASS Lowell
• Red Sox rout Royals
• Billerica woman charged in N.J. slaying
• Check out one of our wonderful members CLASS, Inc. They invite you to like their...
• Our final YAAP program ends today. Thanks to all the campers and instructors for...
• Are military pensions too generous?
• Officer stabbed in Danvers; suspect arrested
• Verizon strikers protest at CEO's home
• Seabrook beating remains a mystery
• Join us today from Noon-3pm for 980 WCAP's Live Lowell Al Fresco Broadcast from...
• Reports: Bank of America to ax 10,000 or more jobs
• Brady in top form as Pats roll
• Littleton ZBA: 40B application complete
• Architects: Wilmington High site safe to build on
• Tyngsboro man pleads guilty to avoiding N.H. meals tax
• Youkilis goes on disabled list
• N.H. hospital to lay off 101 workers
• 2nd armed robbery suspect busted
• Ethics panel: Collaborative boss hired consultant in no-show job
• Today on Business Lunch we have the Small Business Assistance Center, Merrimack...
• Johnson pleads not guilty, is released
• The 32nd Annual Banjo and Fiddle Contest is coming, Saturday September 10, 2011....
• Exploding b-day candles injure girl
• Bulger babe to be arraigned
• NH offers reward in Cass death
• Man jailed for stealing $12
• 40B project gets warm welcome at Westford ZBA hearing
• We had a GREAT time at George's Textile tonight! Thanks to Linda Gilbride for be...
• Lowell school board prioritizes capital spending
• Billerica board has questions on Muslim cemetery plans
• Police responding to serious two-car crash
• Lowell cops pinch robbery suspect
• Man woos women, then rips them off
• Man drowns trying to rescue son
• RI church deacon 'exposed'
• Outrage in Hudson over flag theft
• Lifeguard assaulted in Saugus
• Eagle Scout project vandals nabbed
• Our friends at the Southeast Asian Waterfestival kick off the event on Friday ni...
• Join us tonight at George's Textile from 5-7pm for Networking After Hours. FREE...
• Ayer board won't require administrator to join task force
• Limited response to Littleton sewer survey
• Big Papi out with bursitis
• Red Sox, Rays split it up
• Controlled 'burns' planned in Townsend
• Red Sox turn triple play
• Lowell clerk Johnson resigns
• Sex assault suspect indicted
• Bachman 'All Shook Up' on Elvis date
• LinkedIn 101, Calendar of Events and more! :-)
• Charges filed in I-93 fatal crash
• Body-building Boston jake acquitted
• Join us next Wednesday at Middlesex Community College for a FREE Social Media Se...
• Join us next Wednesday at Middlesex Community College for a FREE Social Media Se...
• Southern NH burglary ring busted
• Dracut man indicted on NH rape charge
• Jeff Dunham to Bring His New Controlled Chaos Show to the Tsongas Center at Umass Lowell
• Another crash probed on I-93
• Tractor trailer crash closes I-93
• Top Lowell official killed in car crash
• Man killed by alleged drunken driver
• Summer has flown by! Interns are moving in, and our seasonal production staff ha...
• Our friends at the Lowell Film Collaborative will be hosting "Crossing Delancey,...
• Attention photographers, the Lowell NHP Photo Contest has been extended to Octob...
• Join us Wednesday Night for Networking After Hours at George's Textile in Downto...
• State fair reopens following freak deaths
• Briefcases cause scare at Boehner's office
• 1,400-mile road trip for pizza
• Bear in road causes crash
• 19 dead in attack on Afghan governor's compound
• Bachmann wins Iowa poll, but what next?
• Hotel bomb kills 12 people in Pakistan
• Danielle as Bill Bradbury's model during Lowell Al Fresco!
• Obama wants frustrated voters to press Congress
• Ex-Patriot Corwin Brown hospitalized after standoff
• American man abducted in Pakistan
• Lawrence recall effort likely to fall short
• Cold case murder suspect indicted
• Woman arrested after police pursuit
• London calling -- Bratton answering
• Alleged drunken driver hits four teens
• No charges against peeing passenger
• 'Super Committee' members took millions from special interests
• Boston mob boss a snitch
• Come by the Chamber today for Free YouTube Videos, 980 WCAP's Live Living for th...
• Police pull driver over in Bedford on possible gun charge
• Tewksbury charter panel: Elected officials should't get health coverage
• Stricker fires 63, Tiger 77 at PGA
• WCAP to get new owner: Sam Poulten
• Bulger girlfriend indicted for helping him
• Hynes, city, reach accord
• American Superconductor: 150 jobs cut since March
• School superintendents want state takeover of troubled collaborative
• Two slightly hurt in Hudson crash
• Our guests on Business Lunch are the Greater Merrimack Valley Convention and Vis...
• Hybrid vs. handicapped dust-up in NH
• Sinkhole forms beneath Big Dig tunnel
• Another NH hospital in fiscal distress
• Lester takes the loss as Sox go down
• Statue of Liberty to close for year
• We had a wonderful time at the ArtWalk Closing Ceremony last night!
• Car smashes into building
• Auditor: State should control special-ed collaborative
• Taliban killed who downed U.S. copter
• Pot in postal delivery leads to pinch
• 'Remorseful robber' turns himself in
• NH YMCA camp locked down, again
• Naked man injured, then busted
• State should control embattled agency
• Nashoba Tech may sever ties with MSEC
• Red Sox nip the Twins
• Lowell Council seeks child-safe zones in city, including library
• Council postpones loan order for water utility
• Kerry picked to debt 'super committee'
• Lowell stabbing victim rushed to hospital
• 19 enter Council race, may force preliminary election
• Manager: Probe shows Arturo Gatti didn't take own life
• Ex-lawmaker arraigned on campaign violations
• Lender to modify Mass. home loans in settlement
• Tuesdays at 2 has never been so yummy thanks to Sweet Lydia's! :-)
• Mass. business confidence stabilizes in July
• Single tickets go on sale today at noon! Visit our website, merrimackrep.org to...
• Amtrak sues trucking company
• Nyad ends swimming marathon
• Rescuers are rescued
• Lantigua recall picks up steam
• EPA: Lengthier cleanup plan won't pose hazard in Billerica
• Ortiz powers Red Sox road win
• Lowell cell tower vote postponed
• Police: Mom accidentally backs over daughter
• Brewers hoppy with decision
• S&P downgrades Fannie and Freddie
• Mass. man among SEALS killed in Afghanistan
• Best of luck to the Manolis Family Foundation at their Golf Tournament today at...
• Romney on the stump in Nashua
• 2 dead in Boston shooting
• Frank is frank: reign in defense costs
• Farmer flummoxed by bull thievery
• Tune in to 980 WCAP at 8:10AM and listen to our Chamber segment! (And don't forg...
• Sox top Yankees in 10 innings
• Join us this Friday for YouTube Day at the Chamber. Check out one of our favorit...
• World finance leaders discuss market stability
• 45,000 Verizon workers strike
• Blue shark remains found in N.H. woods
• Red Sox rip Sabathia, Yankees
• Great article on the SCIP crew getting ready to sail upon Friendship of Salem. h...
• Obama pushes his proposals for job growth
• Sheriff: School shooting plot in Louisiana foiled
• Las Vegas man accused of mass spamming on Facebook
• More than 30 Americans killed in chopper crash
• Groton board vows to salvage something of fire-ravaged inn
• Top court: Sex offenders can't be banned from nursing homes
• AS&E shares take hit after earnings miss
• Unemployment rate dips
• Join us today from Noon-2:45pm for 980 WCAP's Living for the Weekend broadcast a...
• Man killed by train in Boston
• Hit-and-run driver kills skateboarder
• Lewd officer canned
• Economy down, but liquor sales up
• Lowell MA, is # 6 in top 20 "Geekiest Cities in America."
• Lowell was named one of the top 10 geekiest cities in the country! Danielle's lo...
• We are thrilled by the 50th Anniversary of Cape Cod National Seashore August 7th...
• Dow plunges 513; worst drop since 2008
• MBTA boss will be new transportation secretary.
• Today on Business Lunch - an ArtWalk recap, Lowell Line Striping and LowellBank!...
• NFL star-turned-actor Bubba Smith dies
• Mass. micro-breweries cry foul
• Motorcyclist plunges from roadway
• Intruder meets his match in NH
• Remorseful robber returns loot
• We just added a bunch of new photos albums. It looks like we are officially all...
• Greater Lowell Community Foundation News - August 2, 2011
• Ellsbury's home run wins it for Sox
• Here's the link to nominate the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. for a surprise...
• West Nile found in Acton mosquitoes
• Company Management is scheduling travel for the cast of "The Persian Quarter" re...
• Shirley town website hacked again
• Did you miss our Monday Morning segment on 980 WCAP? You can listen to the radio...
• Join us this Friday from Noon-3pm at the Chamber! 980 WCAP is broadcasting live...
• T forced to rehire fired employees
• FAA shutdown continues as Congress leaves town
• South Hadley school supt. resigning
• Seacoast cop faces DUI charge
• Multiple-alarm fire rips through Groton Inn
• Recall fails; four Chelmsford selectmen retain their seats
• E-commerce firm to bring 300 jobs to Devens
• Obama signs debt-limit bill
• Check out this week's Tuesday at 2 for Expo tips, videos and lots of photos!
• Highway official fired for remarks
• State OKs reduced Unitil rate hikes
• Senate OKs debt-limit bill
• Check out the Revolving Museum's feature on ChelmsfordPatch.com! Thanks Melissa!
• Subscriber tickets are going in the mail this morning!
• ust want to mention that Salem Maritime National Historic Site in Salem, MA is h...
• Wall Street nudists pinched
• Octomom to box in Springfield
• NH ambulance service shutting down
• Alleged drugged-out bus driver in court
• Lottery ticket sales to be limited
• Check out photos from last year's Expo. We're going through the archives of old...
• Billerica planners continue hearing on country club housing expansion
• Shirley board wants to move on, despite flaws in pay process for Marchetti
• Five Littleton establishments accused of selling alcohol to minors
• Body in river ID'd as missing N.H. girl
• M/A-Com Tech files to go public
• DeNucci fined $2,000 for hiring cousin
• Mass. gas prices inch up a penny
• Prior to recall, Chelmsford sees high number of absentee ballots
• Special needs adults hurt in crash with garbage truck
• Mass. considers 7 new charter schools
• Female body found in northern NH
• Debt deal gaining Senate votes
• Ex-Boston jake on trial for fraud
• Check out our Business Expo Event page that includes Expo exhibitor tips, YouTub...
• Horse saved from burning trailer
• 'Message in a bottle' discovered
• Missing girl's father pleads for return
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am and listen to the Chamber's weekly seg...
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Sox get Seattle pitcher in trade
• Dozens diei in Beirut 'massacre'
• 9/11 document loss still unknown
• Lester hurls Sox past Chicago
• Our rangers on parade duty at the Lowell Folk Festival
• Volunteers sought for Mass. tornado cleanup
• We tried to take a photo of some of our Bucket Brigade Team at the Folk Fest tod...
• Business Lunch on Thursday was dedicated to the Lowell Folk Festival. We uploade...
• Moody's threatens credit ratings of Mass. cities
• Police knock on 300 doors in N.H. child search
• Obama: Cut deal to avert default
• Lowell Folk Fest soars into Silver Anniversary
• Sox shut down in Chicago
• Buchholz to see specialist
• Jogger struck, injured on busy Lowell road
• Strong quarter puts ZOLL shares at new high
• Judge dismisses McClure complaint
• Clemens accuses feds of provoking mistrial
• Join us at the Folk Festival. The Parker Gallery will be open Sat and Sun 12 to...
• Thanks to Community Values Advertising, Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell an...
• We are celebrating Lowell Al Fresco and Lowell Folk Festival today at the Chambe...
• UK pie-thrower convicted
• Obama to announce fuel economy deal
• Debt-ceiling outcome still unclear
• Economy growing at slowest pace since recession
• House won't vote Thursday on debt ceiling
• Bicyclist, 8, struck by Lowell police cruiser
• Our season brochure just arrived! You can get yours at the Lowell Folk Festival...
• Red Sox nipped by Royals
• Murder suspect pleads not-guilty
• AP Source: Patriots trade for troubled Haynesworth
• PARKING IN DOWNTOWN LOWELL: In preparation for the Lowell Folk Festival this wee...
• Cardinal O'Connell's remains moved
• 2nd NH hospital shedding jobs
• 1 killed, 6 hurt in I-95 crash in N.H.
• 81-year-old RI woman raped
• Program to offer appliance rebates
• Our friends with the Lowell Folk Festival are busy getting the city ready for th...
• We have a treat for you on Business Lunch today! Janet Leggat and Art Sutcliffe...
• Wilmington man drowns in Maine
• Papi's slam sends Sox to romp
• Lowell forced into 1-game showdown
• Sales tax holiday passes Mass. House
• We now offer FREE YouTube videos for our members! Take a look at what Justin Roc...
• Live wires trap driver
• State announces electric-car stations in Greater Lowell
• Another pharmacy chain pays up
• Congressman arrested -- again
• NH hospital to cut 182 jobs
• Bulger gal-pal moves to protect assets
• Check out our segment on 980 WCAP - every Monday at 8:10am!
• Lowell Legion one win from state title
• Downtown disorder up 80 percent, Lowell police chief says
• Lowell City Council hikes inspection fees
• Lowell Legion team wins again
• Billerica's McCluskey signs with Raiders
• Road rage suspect arraigned
• Hey Folkies! Get ready this weekend for the The Lowell Folk Festival! The Revolv...
• We had a great time today at Networking on the Threes. We'll post pictures this...
• Patriots get back to work
• Bill would rename Mass. post office for slain Woburn officer
• Lowell board rejects cell tower
• Obama advisor: No time for 'doomsday scenarios'
• 2 found dead in Boston home
• Granny beats naked intruder
• Single-family home sales down in Mass.
• If your visiting Lowell this weekend, remember, the Lowell Folk Festival is taking place and parking will be very limited. Our tours are going to be free, but abbreviated too.
• Join us today from Noon-1:30pm for Networking on the Threes. This is a great opportunity to 'have the floor' for 3 minutes. Danielle will also be bringing a Flip camcorder - just in case you want to turn your 3 minutes into a YouTube video. Sig
• Lowell man charged after road-rage incident
• Hope fades for saving historic Tewksbury home
• Tyngsboro board backs mixed-martial arts at club
• North Middlesex merger talks at standstill
• Shirley board backs stipend for transition manager
• Well-known Groton volunteer Belitsky dies
• Lowell Legion game rained out
• We'll be at the Lowell Folk Festival this Saturday & Sunday. Hope to see you there!
• Panel approves sales tax holiday
• Lockout over - football is back
• There's a lot going on here this week including Networking on the Threes, YouTube Day, 980 WCAP Live Broadcast and Promo Giveaway... oh my!
• Gas prices on the rise -- again
• Pursuit suspect jumps to death
• Boehner, Reid moving on debt limit
• Panel to consider sales tax holiday
• After fiery crash, Route 1 reopens
• Hub rental rates reach record
• DSK's accuser goes public
• Diver dead off Nantucket
• Business Lunch on 980 WCAP featuring Joanne Souza from Heritage Real Estate and Jim Wilde from Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am and listen to Danielle talk about everything we have going on at the Chamber including a fun kick off to the Lowell Folk Festival right in our office on Friday!
• Pelosi calls for ethics probe into Wu sex report
• Business Lunch on 980 WCAP featuring Joanne Souza from Heritage Real Estate and Jim Wilde from Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership
• Lowell perfect in state legion tournament
• Lowell officer is Tyngsboro drowning victim
• Mass. House delegation relying heavily on PACs
• 2nd U.K. tabloid dragged into phone hacking scandal
• Lawyer: Norway suspect wanted anti-Muslim crusade
• Boater found dead after Tyngsboro River search
• Beckett, Sox stop Mariners
• Services set for late Wilmington soldier
• Legion wins opener
• Police: Singer Amy Winehouse dies at 27
• N.H. Lottery to debut new game
• Obama calls leaders to White House on debt talks
• Mass. Dems: Wall Street rewarding Sen. Brown
• 'Dead' man living under alias for three decades
• Take a look at where the SCIP crew have been. You too can see the sites in Boston.
• Wilmington soldier dies of gunshot at Alaska base
• Billerica beach reopens Saturday
• Lowell councilors reaffirm leave for city clerk; name acting clerk
• Missing Dracut High funds probed
• Arrest made in Fitchburg shooting
• Your subscription tickets are now being printed!
• 1 dead, 20 hurt in fiery bus crash
• Eagle to make Boston port call
• Kraft being laid to rest
• Region braces for another scorcher
• Make sure your lunch plans today include coming to Downtown Lowell. 980 WCAP will be broadcasting live during Lowell Al Fresco from Noon-3pm right at the Chamber office (131 Merrimack Street). Partake in some shopping and eating, do the ArtWalk and stop
• Two new suspects arrested in Giants fan beating
• MassDevelopment enters talks on Devens film and TV complex
• NFL owners vote for tentative deal
• Bacteria closes Billerica beach
• MEC debacle draws state interest
• Chelmsford man accused of drunk driving in accident that killed wife
• UMass Lowell cancels evening classes due to power outages
• Ex-Mass. lawmaker indicted, charged with campaign violations
• Happy Birthday to Carol Travers! :-) She's here for another hour if you want to call the office and send her some birthday wishes! 978-459-8154
• Ex-La. gov launches presidential bid
• Mass. adds jobs, rate stays same
• Saints Medical Center agrees to purchase by Steward
• Today on Business Lunch we have Planned Perfectly Wedding & Event Planning, Aflac and the Center for Hope & Healing. Tune in to 980 WCAP from Noon-1pm or stream it live at 980wcap.com!
• On this day in 1775, the Battle of Brewster Island. Now part of Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area. This is the island where Boston Light stands today.
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• Shuttle lands, ending 30-year program
• Survey: Psychiatric care hard to find in Mass.
• Angry car buyer smashes up N.H. lot
• Mysterious pedestrian death probed in Chelmsford
• Dracut dedicates 9/11 Memorial
• Littleton police to provide cooling station
• Westford police warn residents to be wary of phone scam
• Lowell Legion advances to State tourney
• Come by and see us on Friday - 980 WCAP's own Jack Baldwin will be broadcasting LIVE from the Chamber from Noon-3pm. Take part in Lowell Al Fresco and hop on the mic for a minute or two!
• State court: 'Off the record' still admissible in court
• Lowell Post 87 wins, heads to state Legion tournament
• We agree, thanks to the Friends of Minute Man National Historical Park for the posting.
• City clerk on paid leave amid probe
• Myra Kraft, wife of Pats owner, dies
• NH police investigating death of 7-month-old
• Suspected drunken driver plows in home
• Drunken driving arrests decline
• 2 hurt in 6-vehicle crash at Hampton tolls
• Naked woman found in sewer pipe
• The Street Art Mural series is coming out awesome! Thanks to Joe Skorupa of Owls to Athens for joining us today as a special guest artist. See his and 16 more Street Art inspired murals on Merrimack st. starting next week!
• Sox stymied by O's
• Zoning proposal aimed at preventing subdivisions
• Congrats to Andrea Maulella and Mark Shanahan on the success of "Tryst", which is now playing Off-Broadway in New York at Irish Rep through August 21!
• This week's Tuesday at 2 includes 20 Ways to Promote your Facebook page! Let us know if you found it useful and please feel free to pass it along. :-)
• Mass. tax collections rise
• Logging truck kills sleeping boy
• Man spends $450 to fight $25 ticket
• Signs point to end of NFL lock-out
• Join us tonight for Networking After Hours at Carrabba's (386 Middlesex Road in Tyngsboro). This mixer is FREE for our members. We have a lot of other FREE benefits - check them out!
• History in space
• ME probes death of boy at camp
• Man accused of posing as Billerica cop
• Mass. lags in promoting healthy lifestyles
• The Artbotics from last Spring 2011 is now up on our YouTube page!
• Join us for Networking After Hours tomorrow night!
• Parishioners vow to fight on
• Share your vision for a sustainable Lowell!
• ABCC faces 'top to bottom' review
• Lewd and lascivious in laundromat
• Not a good year for fireworks injuries
• Business Lunch is FINALLY on YouTube! Check out this video (1 part of 4) featuring Heritage Real Estate and Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership.
• → The Revolving Museum: FreeVerse tonight in the tunnel, going on now! Get there.
• 5 N. Koreans fail steroids test at women's World Cup
• Correctional worker indicted for inmate sex
• See what the SCIP crew is up to on Cape Cod
• Local man charged with child rape
• Local man charged with child rape
• It's been a busy week at MRT. Casting has just wrapped up for "The Persian Quarter," and our season brochure is about to go to print.
• Theatre Communications Group is helping spread the word on the impact of live theatre with their "I Am Theatre" campaign. How has theatre affected your life? We want to hear your story!
• Not guilty plea in workers comp fraud case
• We try to make it an easy as possible for small businesses to be members of the Chamber. One way we do this is by allowing our members to pay their dues in quarterly credit card payments! Call the office at 978-459-8154 to take advantage of this.
• Feds to probe Logan crash
• US credit rating could take a hit
• FBI launches Murdoch probe
• Man sentenced in kid sex assault case
• Demoulas wins NH tax case
• LOUD Weekend: Rock Show and Spoken Word Performances!
• Check out this awesomely green video by the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell - we love this!
• Delta planes collide on runway at Logan
• Archdiocese: Lowell church to be sold
• We love this video!
• Car thieves arrested in Dracut
• Centro Restaurant and Bar is looking to hire an experienced and dependable bartender. If you're interested, please call Patty at 978-453-4630. Also, check out their new summer menu. Yum!!
• Sex assault suspect held on high bail
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case
• AG resolves script flap with Walgreens; cities and towns benefit
• Nine injured in I-93 crash
• In poll, China will overtake US
• Clemens' lawyer assails legitimacy of trial
• Greig ignorant on Bulger's misdeeds, lawyer claims
• Romney on the stump in NH
• Joining Danielle Bergeron and Tony Lucacio today on Business Lunch are the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell, Red Ember Marketing and Lowell General Hospital. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP. We'll also be talking about the new Try it Local program!
• Man shot in Lowell's Acre section
• Lowell Riverwalk sex-assault suspect nabbed
• We are excited to announce the Try It Local program! Receive weekly deals that will benefit your wallet and the bottom line of many Greater Lowell Businesses. Sign up by clicking on the link or send an email to greaterlowell@tryitlocal.com. If you are a
• Mass, N.Y. police seek pair in deaths of family
• Murdoch drops bid for Sky Broadcasting
• Listen in to 980am WCAP on Friday, The SCIP gang will be on talking to Teddy & Mike for the 710am hour. FriendshipSailsNYC!
• Mass. OKs new school snack rules
• Looking for a more intimate (and less intimidating) networking opportunity? Try Networking on the Threes! With a limit of 20 people, you will be given 3 minutes to talk to a captive audience. Our next one is Tuesday, July 26th from 12-1:30pm at the Tewks
• Did Clemens lie? Trial begins Wednesday
• Trash collector killed in freak accident
• Man nabbed after 5-hour standoff in Revere
• Greig's bail hearing continues
• Tewksbury charter review only draws two selectmen
• National League wins All-Star game
• Tune in to 980 WCAP every Monday morning at 8:10am and listen to our President, Danielle Bergeron, as she talks about everything going on at the Chamber! (980 AM or streaming live at 980wcap.com)
• Westford selectmen ratify police contracts
• Brother's Pizza II wins Dracut liquor license
• Lowell pools to remain open till Aug. 18
• DA releases suspect's photo in Lowell sex-assault case
• Tully pleads guilty to wire fraud in Lowell RMV case
• Baehr retires from state job
• "Folk Festival Paintings" by Tom Gill in the Member's Room June 30 through Aug 4, 2011 Reception: July 23 from 2 pm to 4 pm Artist Talk and Demonstration: Thursday July 21, 7pm to 9pm
• Check out this week's e-newsletter to find out about FREE Social Media Seminars with our partners LTC Lowell and the Lowell Small Business Assistance Center!
• "SUMMER SCENES" featuring Stan Moeller, Gail E. Sauter, Valerie Borgal, and Dottye Yakovakis. June 30 to Aug 4, Reception: July 23 from 2 pm to 4 pm
• Patrick signs health-care overhaul
• Lowell inspector placed on paid leave
• Blood shortage in Mass., R.I.
• Cops discover rocket launcher
• Greig's bail hearing to continue
• Pool inspectors face discipline
• Downeaster train rolling again
• Gonzalez second in Home Run Derby
• Chelmsford gives Cohen another three years
• Mass. gas prices on the way up again
• One killed in fiery Maine train accident
• Our Young Company and 6-8 grade Performance Seminar programs start today!
• Patrick signs $30.6 billion state budget
• Join Eric Salerno from Red Ember Marketing for a Jelly! (Jelly is a casual working event. It's taken place in over a hundred cities where people have come together (in a person's home, a coffee shop, or an office) to work for the day. We provid
• Wayward deer in Western Ave. warehouse
• Albeit late, Patrick to pen budget
• Bulger gal-pal to seek bail
• Clemens jury selection continues
• Ex-police chief faces criminal charges
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am and listen to Danielle talk about upcoming events and many exciting new things going on at the Chamber! (980AM or streaming live at 980wcap.com)
• The Chamber has a Bucket Brigade Team at the Lowell Folk Festival. We are volunteering on Saturday, July 30th from Noon-2:30pm walking around the Folk Fest collecting donations. If you'd like to join our team leave a comment here or email Danielle a
• Body found in Chelmsford woods
• Hot air balloon crashes in N.H.
• Syrian VP calls for democracy
• Hope your out there getting some good snaps of Lowell. OUr contest is well underway and we would love to see any images you want to share with us.
• Lackey slams door on Birds
• Police seek Lowell man in sex assault
• Mass. set to approve tough school food regulations
• Obama: Both sides must sacrifice in budget
• New flag raised: South Sudan celebrates birth
• Tabloid in UK hacking scandal readies last edition
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Beckett leaves with knee strain
• Police seek help finding sex-assault suspect
• 2 arrested in Littleton fire; third person in custody
• Recall process starts on Lawrence mayor
• Unemployment rose to 9.2% as hiring stalls
• There's so much to do in Downtown Lowell today! Come on down for Lowell Al Fresco and the kick off the Lowell Farmers' Market.
• Mass.to get $2M in bank settlement
• N.V. man: FBI ignored my Whitey tip
• Editors indicted in phone tapping scandal
• Sox rip 6 homers in rout
• Hit-and-run driver sought in Tewksbury
• The Tunnel rules! See ya in there next Friday for some killer punk rock n roll!
• Bicyclist injured in collision with car
• Ex-Sox manager Dick Williams dies
• Power outage in Lowell
• Casey Anthony free by early Aug.
• Man struck by car in Lowell
• Kristin Fitzpatrick, Independent Comfort Specialist for Jockey Person to Person, is having a huge sale and wanted us to share it with you. Happy Shopping!
• If you missed Steven Leon's interview earlier today on 980 WCAP, it is now available online. Among the topics discussed were the Liberty Hall Renovation and MRT's plans for next summer.
• N. Andover coach indicted on child porn charges
• Man inadvertently run over by coworker in Salem
• Alert: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• We have a great show lined up for you today on Business Lunch. Tune into 980 WCAP from Noon-1pm and listen as co-hosts Danielle Bergeron and Tony Lucacio interview Joanne Sousa from Heritage Real Estate and Jim Wilde from Merrimack Valley Housing Partner
• Malaysia police shoot man who took 34 hostages
• Tsongas Center At UMass Lowell Ranks In Top 20 Venues In The World For The First Time In Its History
• Governor Patrick, Congresswoman Tsongas, Attorney General Coakley Celebrate Opening of Appleton Mills in Lowell
• One dead, five hurt in helicopter crash at Camp Pendleton
• Buses on fire behind Littleton school
• Tewksbury police arrest man on charge of cultivating pot
• Really love what they are doing at Fort Green Park in NYC. Let hear it for the volunteers!
• Whitey Bulger pleads not guilty on 19 murder counts
• Blue Cross to rebate cost of CEO severance
• Our weekly email, Tuesday at 2, is filled with information on Chamber events, business tips and links to MarketPlace TV (among other things!). If you are not on our email list and would like to be, please email Danielle at dbergeron@greaterlowellchamber.
• Lawmaker wins judicial post; Patrick breaks tie
• Executive Director Steven Leon will be live on 980 WCAP at 7AM on Thursday to talk about his first few weeks at MRT.
• A little inspiration to get you going this morning!
• Union sues Probation Department
• Lawrence group attempts 2nd recall
• Massive dust storm sweeps Phoenix
• 14 charged in sex assaults of Texas girl
• Check out this week's edition of Tuesday at 2. What do you think about our Biz Tip?
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Pelham crash
• Gas prices fall for 8th straight week
• Boy, 4, drowns in Groton pool
• Casey Anthony cleared in daughter's murder
• Lowell pharmacy robbed at gunpoint
• Fire hits Nashua middle school
• Arrest made in Wayland teen's homicide
• We hope you had a wonderful LONG weekend! We're off to a great start this week thanks to the following businesses that just renewed their membership: Community Newspaper Company, Red Ember Marketing/Embermail.com, Cab Technology Inc., Electronic Com
• Police seek suspect in Lowell armed robbery
• The GLCC wishes you a Happy 4th of July! We are proud sponsors of Fireworks on the Merrimack River this evening. We hope you enjoy them!
• Clemens' perjury trial opens Wednesday
• Happy 4th of July!
• Beckett, Red Sox sweep Astros
• Beckett, Red Sox sweep Astros
• Police seek two in connection with stabbing
• “Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom.” - Albert Einstein
• Heading to Boston? Here are road closures
• Mass. courts roll out new video for jurors
• Phoenix sets heat record: 118 degrees
• Prince William, Kate to face Quebec protests
• Home runs lift Sox over Astros
• Here are some highlights from 2010 as we continue to make more in 2011! Do you have a video about your business you'd like us to post on our YouTube channel? Let us know - we'd be happy to!
• Casey Anthony murder trial closings set for Sunday
• GOP presidential campaign ramping up in Iowa
• Obama: 'Nothing can be off-limits' in budget
• Coast Guard to check boat safety this weekend
• Water break closes part of Cambridge St. in Burlington
• Mass. lawmakers pass final budget
• 1 killed in I-93 crash
• Gas leak forces Wilmington evacuation
• We have more member renewals! Thank you to Advanced Eye Care, Dawn Kay CPA, Senior Whole Health, Melanson, Heath & Company, Sagendorf, Taupier & Associates, Hardy Doric Inc., The Lodge at Ames Pond, Woodard & Curran and WFNQ Frank FM 106.3!
• Here's the story of whats happening with SCIP and their adventures. Hope you'll follow them
• Hope you'll have the opportunity to follow the adventures of SCIP this summer
• Thought I would take a moment to let you know about all the great tours happening at the park. Take a look at the link and join us!
• Lawrence recall thwarted
• Richie out, McBride in at Pops concert
• NH vehicle surcharge ends
• Stowaway raises airport security questions
• Baboon on the run in N.J.
• Thanks to LTC Lowell we now have July's edition of MarketPlace TV online! Click on this link and listen to our guests Doonan Architects and Scott Boyages Promotions talk all about their businesses!
• Truck rolls over in 495/93 interchange
• Thank you to the Lowell Spinners for hosting our Community Service Scholarship Awards night! We love meeting amazing young adults like Ashley, Emaly and Kayla!
• New Scout Ranger Program available for Boy and Girl Scouts. Being a Scout Ranger allows you to discover and explore your national parks. Whether you are visiting a historical site like Lowell National Historical Park or a natural park like Yellowstone Na
• DiMasi seeking new trial
• Recall drive targets Lawrence mayor
• W.Va. mine faked safety logs before fatal blast
• German parliament OKs nuke shutdown
• Joanne Sousa from Heritage Real Estate is Danielle's co-host today on Business Lunch! Joining them today are Kristin Fitzpatrick from Jockey Person to Person, Dave Gerry from CLASS, Inc. and Bruce Robinson representing the Lowell Community Health Ce
• Lowell pool among 30 closed as state probes Fall River death
• Phillies drop Sox again, 2-1
• Barranco taking unpaid leave of absence
• AS&E: Contract could bring in $248.5M
• Neil Entwistle appeals murder convictions
• Lawmaker: OK fireworks for sales, safety
• Greece backs austerity amid protests
• Feds offer range for DiMasi sentence
• Obama stops short of endorsing gay marriage
• Thank you to everyone who attended the our Annual Meeting last night. We will continue share information about the renovation plans as they become available.
• Departing Lowell school chief lands Boston post
• Woman dies in Fall River pool
• N.H. death penalty bill signed
• Man pays $1 fine 35 years late
• Police, protesters clash in Cairo
• U.K.: Iran secretly testing missles
• Thank you to Saints Medical Center - Lowell, Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc., Saints Medical - Occupation Health Centers, Carstar Atlantic Collision Center, Northeast Independent Living Program Inc., Thermo NITON Analyzers and
• Like to give a shout out to all the educators from Colorado at the park yesterday. Also, the folks who are here as part of the NEA program who are here this week. Hope your having a great time!
• Poll: Bachmann gains momentum among N.H. GOP voters
• Poll: Bachmann gains momentum among N.H. GOP voters
• Lee shuts down Sox hitters
• Child injured in Ayer accident
• Check out the new look of our weekly e-newsletter by clicking on the link below. What do you think?
• Our annual meeting is tonight at 6pm and all are welcome. We will be recapping the successes of the 2010-2011 Season, previewing the Liberty Hall renovation project, and introducing new Executive Director Steven Leon. Doors open at 5:30pm.
• Chara to meet with Montreal police over hit
• Feds drop earlier Bulger case
• We have some exciting Professional Development Seminars in the works for our members... What topics are you interested in?
• Mass. home sales drop, prices rise
• D.A.: Mass. fire chief placed phony call
• N.M. blaze threatening nuclear lab
• Protesters clash with riot police in Athens
• Khmer Rouge defendant challenges tribunal
• Tewksbury man, 63, charged with attempted murder
• Blagojevich convicted in retrial
• The Reduced Shakespeare Company is currently touring our nation's capital. Check out this recent interview and relive bits from "Completely Hollywood (abridged)" and "The Complete World of Sports (abridged)".
• Serena, Venus both out of Wimbledon
• Average gas price drops 4 cents
• Thank you for renewing your membership: Nabnasset Lake Country Club, Beacon Federal, Northern Middlesex Council of Gvts., Canine Magic Dog Training Company, Bank of America, Kensington at Chelmsford, Chelmsford Copy & Secretarial Center, Frank P. McC
• L.A. Dodgers file for bankruptcy protection
• The Lowell Collection of the New National Park Service Civil War Trading Cards are now available. Collect all the Lowell cards today.
• Serious injuries reported in crash
• Truck company in Nev. train wreck had citations
• N.H. town won't move border for builder
• Will Whitey Bulger get public defender?
• Missile strike kills 8 in Pakistan
• Turn on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10AM to listen to Danielle talk about all of the Chamber's upcoming events! (980AM or streaming live at www.980wcap.com)
• Thank you to everyone who stopped by yesterday for Dirty Dog Exchange: Recycled Fashions! Hope you went home with some new/old great clothes!
• Smith wins sixth straight City golf title
• Greetings! Welcome! Stop by Dirty Dog ya'll.
• The Dirty Dog is here! Get it before it runs away! (Buy recycled fashions from 10am-2pm at 290 Jackson Street)
• HAPPENING NOW! Dirty Dog Recycled Fashions!!! Come buy some rare treasures!
• Dirty Dog Exchange: Recycled Fashions is TODAY! We are STOP #11 for the Bike Tour as part of Lowell Sustainability Week 2011. Get yourself some cool retro threads! Come one, come all!
• New York Legislature legalizes gay marriage
• Pirates ambush Sox
• Popp, Gosselin tied atop Cities
• Whitey Bulger back in Boston
• Lawrence teens nabbed in Lowell car break
• Peter Falk, TV's "Columbo" dies at 83.
• Booth sales are rocking for our Businesss Expo on 9/22 thanks to LowellBank (Premier Sponsor) - Enterprise Bank - Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank - UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center - Edward Jones Investments - Costco Wholesale - NMTW Credit Union -
• We have just received the first artwork from The Reduced Shakespeare Company for "The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged)", and it is indeed very festive!
• Thank you for renewing your membership: Pozitively Young Salon & Spa, Planned Perfectly Wedding & Event Planning, Greater Merrimack Valley CVB, Community Teamwork Inc., Andrews Limousine & Coach Service, James L. Cooney Insurance Agency, Lowe
• Pervert found in porta-potty tank
• Teens busted for Tewksbury car breaks
• Happy birthday, Cheerios
• NH official faces second DWI charge
• Toddler hospitalized for cocaine OD
• 54 Boston jakes suspended for EMT fraud
• Suspects sought in robbery at Motel 6 in Tewksbury
• Our beautiful artist Miss Thais, modeling fashions from Dirty Dog Exchange: Recycled Fashions! Purchase these items and more, and be stylish for your Summer get-a-way! All sales will go towards our educational arts programs!
• Suspects sought for robbery at Motel 6 in Tewksbury
• Celts deal for 6-10 center
• We want to follow your business! What's your Twitter handle?
• Bulger remanded to Mass. to face charges
• Lowell cop indicted on rape charges
• Thanks to the following members for renewing their membership: Wireless Zone in Drum Hill, Metro Credit Union, Home Health VNA, Congregational Church of North Chelmsford, Lowell Community Health Center, E.L. Harvey & Sons, Inc., Lowell Gallery and An
• Big brother needed in healthcare cost control fight
• Kerouac's "The Dharma Bums" manuscript on display starting June 23, 2011 at the Orange County Regional History Center
• Today on Business Lunch we have Express Sign Graphics, Doonan Architects, Chelmsford Parade and CarStar. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP!
• The New England Association of Realtors is having a Margaritaville inspired celebration!
• Whitey Bulger captured in California
• Summer Scenes - Exhibition
• Folk Festival Paintings By Tom Gill
• Police: Mobster Whitey Bulger arrested in Calif.
• Dracut officers cleared of deception in missing pot probe
• All are welcome to join us on Friday night for the ArtWalk Opening Party. Join in on the Lowell Al Fresco festivities that begin this week!
• Scott, Jackson share Cities lead
• Dell'Isola arraigned
• Cops seize unlicensed poker machines
• Gardner News to be acquired by The Sun's parent company
• NH state college tuitions soaring
• Here's our May 2011 episode of MarketPlace TV featuring Lowell General Hospital TeamWalk for Cancer Care and the US Army. We are filming our July 2011 episode this afternoon that will feature Doonan Architects and Scott Boyages Promotions. We'l
• More departures from Newt camp
• Mass. GOP wants ethics overhaul
• Two teens accused of robbing woman in wheelchair
• The Fall River Historical Society is hosting a lecture series that starts tonight and continues on June 22 and 29. Each lecture will be held at 6:30 p.m. at Bristol Community College, Building B, Room 201. Read more:
• Giant drug company building in Boston
• McCrery's son still wonders 'why'
• Red Sox fall to Rizzo, Padres
• City Council OKs Lynch budget, minus $75G
• Lowell Cemetery Commission gets earful from angry pot owners
• Danielle Bergeron joined George DeLuca on his weekly segment, The Lowell Connection, on 980 WCAP today. Miss it? Click on this link and listen -
• Come join the Lowell Canalwaters Cleaners this Saturday (June 25th) to cleanup the historic Merrimack Canal, the oldest and first power canal in Lowell. Meet at Mack Plaza (Corner of Dutton and Market St) at 9am. This event is part of Lowell Sustainabi
• Raytheon lands $1.7B contract
• MarketPlace TV is now online thanks to our friends at LTC Lowell - Steve and Marc you're the best! Click on the link to see our June 2011 episode featuring CarStar and the Junk King.
• Region's unemployment rate up slightly
• Great article on Maggie!
• Power being restored in the downtown
• We have another FREE seminar today at The Parker House Grille! Call 978-459-8154 for more information (or to sign up).
• Convicted McDonough under new scrutiny
• Beach town weighs pay-to-pee plan
• 68 bikers pinched for OUI
• Mass. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• → The Revolving Museum: CommunityPlanIt.org y'all!
• Lowell board backs Walgreen's plan
• Nobody hurt after shot fired at drug suspects
• Pit bull attack victim has leg amputated
• Mass. gas prices dropping
• FBI uses TV to find Bulger's babe
• B's Thomas shaves beard for charity
• Mass. jobless facing benefit cuts
• Greetings from Danielle Bergeron to our members.
• Tomorrow is Fee Free admission at the Boott Cotton Mills Museum!
• Please join us tonight for a FREE Networking After Hours at the Athenian Corner and say hello to our new President! It's beautiful out so we'll be able to utlize their great outdoor space!
• Please join us in welcoming new Executive Director Steven Leon on his first day of work at MRT.
• Mass. man dies in Maine kayak accident
• 2 hospitalized after I-93 crash
• FBI focusing on Whitey's gal-pal
• Pelham man cleared in sex assault
• Our new President, Danielle Bergeron, will be on 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am. Tune in to listen to her as she starts her first day on the job! (980AM or streaming live at www.980wcap.com)
• Don't forget to pick up some retro threads this Saturday at Dirty Dog Exchange: Recycled Fashions for Lowell Sustainability Week 2011! Be part of the bike tour and make us one of your stops! Enter a raffle by visiting all the stops that day and have
• Sox score, early often in rout
• Happy Father's Day!
• Bruins, fans celebrate Cup win
• Check out LTC Lowell's monthly newsletter. And if you haven't checked out their fully renovated space, we highly suggest that you do. It's incredible!
• Rep. Giffords returns to Tucson
• Sega becomes latest hacking victim
• Obama: Being dad is sometimes my hardest job
• Bridge work likely to clog I-93
• Pelham man charged in child sex assault
• Have a great weekend and don't forgot to put Networking After Hours at the Athenian Corner in your calendar for Monday night (June 20th from 5-7pm)! Remember - it's FREE!
• Check out this video from the recent Artbotics exhibition, "Other Side."
• UMass prof wins $350,000 in gender suit
• Young girl killed in Pike crash
• Sewage disk recovery continues
• Woman pleads guilty in cough syrup caper
• Dad uses credit card of son killed in combat
• The Salvation Army is hosting a Summer Day Camp this summer. Spots are still available!
• Red Sox wrap up 8-1 trip
• Second Tewksbury chase suspect captured
• Weiner resigns over sexting scandal
• Bruins victory parade Saturday
• Tune into Business Lunch today from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP! Joining Danielle Bergeron and Tony Lucacio are Carla Pond from Edward Jones Investments, Laura Rocha from EFTS and Faith Chartran from Floral Art Designs!
• Slight drop in state jobless rate
• Lynch vetoes parental notification bill
• T bars ad faulting Brown
• Patrick to attend funeral, fundraiser
• Nuisance geese to feed the hungry
• DiMasi found guilty of seven corruption counts
• Koutoujian vows transparency
• Alleged heroin dealer nabbed in Dracut
• Probe clears trooper in deadly shooting
• Canada mail service suspended
• DiMasi jury continues deliberations
• Volcanic ash grounds planes
• Wis. court upholds controversial union law
• Cardinal gets new top aide
• Follow us on Twitter @GreaterLowellCC. What's your Twitter handle? We want to follow you!
• Hope your keeping up with the Civil War 150th Anniversary happenings
• Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell Ready to Rock the Riverwalk with its Free Backyard Music Series this Summer
• Boston's bats silenced
• City Council narrowly OKs pit-bull muzzle law
• Car-chase suspect caught in Dracut
• The Chamber has selected Danielle Bergeron as our new President and CEO.
• Rep cleared, apologizes for late-night Chamber visit
• Lowell Chamber selects new head
• Pelham dog spared after agreement
• Report: Senate plan hurts municipal insurance savings
• Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Tewksbury Business Roundtable this morning!
• Here's a preview of the fashions from Dirty Dog Exchange: Recycled Fashions! Happening Saturday, June 25th. Join us and be a part of Lowell Sustainability Week 2011! Find one of a kind treasures to make your own! Photography by Sopheak Sam
• Six-alarm fire destroys Fitchburg building
• Groton Marine being laid to rest
• Weinergate exasperates Dems
• Teacher in trouble over rap video
• Tewksbury mobile-home fire is controlled
• Bruins force a Game 7
• High school scores
• Yo we are on to something...and its called fashion. Turn to the right fashion. Turn to the left fashion
• Lowell HR manager resigning
• Had a great interview today with Kathleen Cahill, author of "The Persian Quarter". Look for that and much more about the production later this summer.
• DA, AT&T launch anti-texting while driving program
• The story of industrial history is part of the story of Paterson, NJ. Here's a great article on a newly developing historic park.
• Mass. gas prices down another week
• Fisherman drowns when swept from Rockport rocks
• Congress returns to work; Weiner gets treatment
• Jury to get DiMasi case
• Woman faces charges in double fatal
• Join us on June 29th for our annual Chamber night at the Lowell Spinners. Call 978-459-8154 to purchase tickets.
• Saxophonist Clarence Clemons suffers stroke
• Mavericks win NBA title
• Police capture man who escaped from Tewksbury police station
• Another opportunity to grow your business through direct mail!
• Not on the Lowell Small Business Assistance Center's email list? Here's their latest e-newsletter.
• First photos Rep. Giffords released
• N.H. set to discuss gun rights
• Services set for Groton Marine
• Palin emails show her eyeing VP slot in summer 2008
• Wanted dough, they got doughnuts
• If you are a Robert Frost fan, you may want to visit the Robert Frost Farm in Derry, NH this summer.
• Riverfest is TODAY 2pm - 6pm @ Middlesex Community College & The Concord River Greenway Park! Please come visit the Revolving Museum booth where we'll be doing arts and crafts including some funky temporary tatoos! Also check out our friend Li
• Man pleads guilty in Boxboro burglary
• Bruins can't score, trail 3-2
• Hudson officer uninjured in cruiser crash
• Littleton MBTA stop will add parking
• Let's hear it for Rebecca Duda and three other teachers (Kimberly Ducharme, Sherilyn Georgoulis, and Kirk Monbleau) on a project that engaged all Lakeview eighth-graders in a close study of the Industrial Revolution, using Lowell as a case study.
• City worker pleads innocent to drug charges
• Scattered power outages remain
• Feds probe Mass. seal killings
• Gingrich campaign in tatters
• Citigroup breached by hackers
• Poll shows Weiner weathering storm
• Happy 60th Anniversary to 980 WCAP! We truly appreciate all that you've done for the Chamber and our members.
• City electrician facing Lowell drug charges
• 2 honored for aiding police after Texas boy's death
• Lowell bar ordered closed for two weeks
• State managers may get up to 3% raises
• Thank you to Jose Cruz from LowellBank for co-hosting with Danielle Bergeron today on Business Lunch. Wasn't he fabulous?!
• Mass. lost $1.2M to fraud in 3 months
• Simplicity: Almerinda Silva & Peter Kostoulakos, May 11 to June 22, Reception June 11 from 2 to 4 in the Parker Gallery
• Thanks to Lyle Moran from The Sun News for covering our Municipal Breakfast yesterday morning!
• Student picked up by hammered mom
• Feds to study cameras in courtrooms
• Seabrook nuke under review
• There's a bun in the Weiner oven
• Porn priest get probation
• Today on Business Lunch we have Dr. Mitchell J. Wachtel, Jimmy McFeeley from Billerica.Org and Realtor Sharon Gannon from Re/Max Prestige. Tune in from noon-1pm today on 980 WCAP.
• Red Sox break Yankees again
• Luongo pulled as Bruins run it up
• Tsongas: Weiner should resign
• Council rebuffs Patrick on nominee
• DiMasi lawyers end defense
• Our seasonal's are getting ready to serve you
• Four plead guilty to unemployment fraud
• UMass fees to rise 7.5 percent
• Thank you to everyone that joined us this morning at our 16th Annual Municipal Breakfast! The Tewksbury Holiday Inn was a great place to host our event.
• R.I. firefighters contain massive mill fire
• New scrutiny for ex-probation chief
• National Grid to pay $1M for storm response
• High school scores
• Attention students and past-students! Would you be interested in helping Lowell grow, change, and improve? Do you have stories about the city you live in that you'd like to share with other Lowell-ians? Community PlanIt is coming as part of Sustaina
• Billerica to offer Ryan interim superintendent post
• Baseball's Billy Moloney shot in Alabama
• LHS coach Krysiak passes away
• Another free seminar that includes lunch! Thanks to Jonathan Dunlea and The Parker House Grille for making this possible. (Please call 978-459-8154 to reserve your spot.)
• Lowell resident dies playing baseball
• Horton out for Cup series, Rome too
• Everyone in the office is busy getting ready for tomorrow's Municipal Breakfast! Call Carol at 978-459-8154 and reserve your spot.
• Here's some more info on all of Riverfest
• Coming up this weekend will be Riverfest. This is a real big event from Framingham down to Lowell. Listen into WCAP on Friday and LZ Nunn of Cool will tell you about happenings in Lowell
• Scott bid for Cleveland job falls short
• Edwards emails could be damaging
• Inmate attempts own sex change
• 'Lucky' assisted by Nashua business
• Harvard Square landmark closing
• Lantigua subject of new probe
• Drunk burglar snoozes, is busted
• Vote to rescind CPA fails in Dracut
• High school scores
• LA pitcher taken in first-round of baseball draft
• Bruins' Horton taken off on stretcher
• Weiner admits he sent lewd picture; won't quit
• Scott drops bid for Malden school superintendent
• Join Indigo Salon on June 14th for their Open House. There will be giveaways, tours, delicious hors d'oeuvres and more!
• Do you know a business that supports English classes for their employees? Nominate them for an English Works Certificate of Recognition!
• Billerica home-invasion suspect nabbed in Florida
• Kerry in Normandy to mark D-Day
• Money raised in Camden's name
• Pioneering trooper being laid to rest
• DiMasi defense begins
• Conservative Santorum in race for prez
• Tune into 980 WCAP today at 8:10am for the Chamber's weekly segment. (980AM or streaming live at www.980wcap.com)
• High school scores
• Want to hear more about the City of Lowell's vision for a Sustainable Lowell? Join them on June 20th!
• Homers lead Red Sox to sweep
• Studies: New drugs aid skin cancer survival
• Volcano erupts in southern Chile
• Gates begins farewell visits with troops
• Drew's single in 14th lifts Sox
• Funeral services set for state trooper
• It's free fishing weekend in Mass.
• Lowell bars, liquor store cited in probe on sales to minors
• A bumpy road for Mass. auto-repair bill
• Hudson man charged with firing gun in backyard
• High school scores
• Man attacked by pit bull in Lowell
• Unemployment inches up
• Probe finds city bars, package stores in non-compliance
• Hope you'll join us tomorrow night for some fantastic Irish music and dance at the Merrimack Repertory Theatre
• Suicide doc Kevorkian dies at 83
• For the Birds - Mass Audubon bringing live birds and Wildlife Rehabilitators of Massachusetts talking about saving sick and injured birds. At the gallery on Sunday, June 5, noon - 4.
• GOP hopefuls to debate in NH
• Edwards sex scandal leads to charges
• Feds allege Cape DA tipped off thugs
• McCrery moved to different NH prison
• DiMasi's lawyers seek dismissal
• It's not too late to join us on Wednesday (June 8th) for our 16th Annual Municipal Breakfast! Call 978-459-8154 to reserve your spot! Our guest speaker is Attorney General Martha Coakley.
• We're painting the city again with our annual Merrimack Murals! Please sign up now, or if you'd like to refer someone, call us at 978-937-2787 or email Diana at dcoluntino@revolvingmuseum.org!
• Pa. girl aces 'cymotrichous' to win National Spelling Bee
• Local firefighters deploy to Springfield
• Romney makes it official
• Patrick: Western Mass. 'a real mess'
• Wanted to take a moment to recognize Ted Davis, or Maintenance Chief who has just retired, today. Thank you Ted for 43 years of Service. Best to you on your next career
• Thank you to former intern Becca Freifeld for passing along this follow up on Zebulon Simentov, the inspiration for one of the characters in "Two Jews Walk Into A War...".
• Need help restoring your home, or know someone who does? Check out this contest courtesy of EHS! (Contestants should direct their letters to: Environmental Hygiene Solutions (EHS) - 181 Stedman Street - Unit #6 - Lowell, MA 01851 - Attn: Richard Latour.
• Nashoba Tech seniors huddle in buses as tornado strikes Springfield
• Lowell Al Fresco is shaping up to be a great summertime event in Downtown Lowell. Check out the Facebook page!
• $17 million spent in races for Mass. Legislature
• State of emergency declared; towns start digging out after tornadoes
• Tornado damage reported in Springfield
• Lowell man suspected in store r
• Tomorrow on Business Linch we have Randy Blaisdell and Michael Maloon from CarStar, Wendi Moline Giuliano from Curtis 1000 and George Webber from Greenscape. Join Danielle Bergeron and Tony Lucacio as they speak to our wonderful guests! Tune in from Noon
• American Superconductor to conduct revenue review
• Tornado warning issued for Middlesex County
• Witness: DiMasi debt topped $275G
• UMass fees likely to rise sharply
• Nashua victim's cause of death released
• Lowell home hit by lightning
• Salem child-sex assault suspect seeks dismissal
• Lawrence mayor proposes balanced budget
• We're taping another episode of Community MarketPlace TV this afternoon at the newly renovated LTC Lowell! Joining Karon Bergeron and Danielle Bergeron will be Scott Pozerski from the Junk King and Michael Maloon from CarStar.
• Next-to-last space shuttle flight lands
• House to debate human-trafficking bill
• GOP questions federal rules on healthier eating
• Heat capture Game 1 victory
• Police say Pelham man sent nude photos to detective posing as 13-year-old girl
• High school scores
• Lowell man gets prison in arson attempt
• Caulfield eyes moratorium on small lots pending zoning update
• Make art this Summer! If you're interested in painting a mural for our annual Murals on Merrimack Street, the program starts June 6th! Call or email! 978-937-2787. For full schedule and info, visit:
• Missing swimmer in Hampton is found
• Man assaults woman with forklift
• One week from today is our Municipal Breakfast. Call 978-459-8154 to reserve your spot!
• Wired state lawyer fired
• 1,000 youths in Boston beach battle
• Woman charged in two DWI accidents
• T ridership soars
• Romney lables Obama 'ineffective'
• Girl, 12, lost at sea in Hampton
• 26 dead as bus plunges into pond in India
• Check out Wash for a Wish happening on June 11th! Let CARSTAR Soap it Up!
• Man arrested after body found in Nashua
• Happy Memorial Day!
• Shuttle Endeavour departs space station
• Ship named for JFK
• The Chamber will be closed tomorrow in observance of Memorial Day. Have a wonderful long weekend!
• NH House weighs requiring ID to vote
• BURLINGTON -- State police are investigating a fatal accident overnight on Route 128.
• Astronauts bid farewell to space station
• Tornado death toll at least 139
• Grandmother: Daughter who killed her son needs help
• World Wrestling Entertainment
• House fire quickly doused in Tewksbury
• Bruins win 1-0, make Cup finals
• Have a great long weekend! What are your big plans to celebrate Memorial Day?
• Thanks to everyone that's liked us on Facebook! We post information about our events, talk about our guests on Business Lunch and promote community events and members' events. What else would you like to see on our page? (We LOVE your feedback!
• Gunfire cancels Little League play
• Patrick to testify in DiMasi trial
• Teacher accused of 'sexting' student
• Despite sex scandal, chief seeks pension
• High school scores
• Lowell woman struck on I-495
• Three indicted in McCabe murder case
• Crash closes Route 62 in Wilmington
• Fire reported at Tewksbury home
• Tyngsboro man dies in car crash
• Mass. teen pleads not guilty in texting death
• The Lowell Sun has more on the hire of new Executive Director Steven Leon in today's paper.
• Shawn Cote will be filling in for Tony Lucacio today on Business Lunch! Tune in from Noon-1pm to 980 WCAP (980AM or streaming live at www.980wcap.com).
• Brown votes with Dems on Medicare
• Alleged child killer waives hearing
• Kiddie porn perp gets 20 years
• Measles cases worry Mass. officials
• It's Game 7 for Bruins-Lightning
• High school scores
• UTEC seeks to double its alternative-diploma program
• Home sales, prices down in region
• Former street preacher gets life in Smart case
• Former Westford official gets four years
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Texas mom's case heads to grand jury
• Tomorrow's guests on Business Lunch are Steve Nelson from ACTORS inc, Priscille Masse from Creative Expressions by Priscille and Craig Stimmel from SPIA - Excel Social Media. Tune into 980 WCAP from Noon-1pm to listen to Danielle Bergeron, Tony Luca
• Hayden bags school committee run
• We are excited to introduce Merrimack Repertory Theatre's new Executive Director, Steven Leon. Please join us in giving Steven a warm welcome!
• MRT names new executive director
• Kerrigan cleared of manslaughter in father's death
• Police warn of bank-card scam
• Under fire, Chelmsford inspector resigns
• Happy Birthday to our wonderful accountant Patti McLaughlin!
• Somebody Cares will be holding a "Block Party" on July 9 at South Common Park from 11:00AM - 2:00PM and everything they provide that day will be free to those in the community.
• Serious crashed probed in Pelham
• Feds indict 18 people in Mass. drug operation
• Air traffic controller errors said a real increase
• Networking After Hours TONIGHT at Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union's Corporate Headquarters located at One Tremont Place (next to the Post Office and the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell). This FREE event is from 5-7pm.
• Biden: Revenues needed as part of debt limit bill
• Good month, bad year for local jobs
• Nine arrested in Lowell hooker sweep
• What a nice day! Click 'like' if you're happy to see the sun. :-)
• Cold case suspect convicted in unrelated case
• Hudson pizza shop robbed
• Alcohol 101 a must for NH parents
• Anti-gun billboard has new message
• Detail cop struck by SUV
• High school scores
• Bruins, Thomas take series lead
• Chelmsford sets special election for Aug. 2
• Boston's Pedroia suffers leg injury
• Chelmsford recall election set for Aug. 2
• Unfortunately, we have to postpone this seminar. We'll keep you posted on the 'rain date.' What are some of your retirement must dos?
• Local teen killed in Tewksbury crash
• Mass. gas prices down 5 cents
• Former IT chief: I wouldn't have backed software without DiMasi nod
• Starting Saturday, May 28th, our canal tours begin. We'll run only on weekends until June 18th.
• On Friday Night The Dubliner Restaurant & Pub - Lowell is hosting a fundraiser for "Best Buddies". An autographed Tom Brady football will be raffled as the main prize. It begins at 7:30pm. Come one, come all!
• Local teen killed in Tewksbury crash
• Cinelli to plead guilty
• Boston unveils car charging stations
• Close vote? How about a tie
• Closing arguments in Kerrigan trial
• Tune into 980 WCAP this morning at 8:10am to hear the Chamber's weekly radio segment! (980AM on the dial or streaming live at www.980wcap.com.)
• National Recognition for Revolving Museum
• Tornadoes batter central U.S., kill unknown number
• High school scores
• '60 Minutes' report: Armstrong encouraged doping
• We're only a few 'likes' away from 400! Thanks for following us on Facebook - we love to talk about all that the Chamber does and more importantly everything that's going on with our members!
• 1 killed in toll booth crash
• Floodwaters creep in La.
• DiMasi trial to enter 3rd week
• High school scores
• Lowell man badly burned
• Shackleford KO's Kingdom in Preakness
• Ayer, Shirley voters approve HS study
• Bruins lose big lead and game
• Missing Dracut girl returns home
• We're only a few 'likes' away from 400! Thanks for following us on Facebook - we love to talk about all that the Chamber does and more importantly everything that's going on with our members!
• Body found in Merrimack River
• Businessman Cain to join 2012 GOP race
• Obama: Schools can improve with right incentives
• Red Sox overpower Cubs 15-5
• Route 2 crash causes fatality
• Bike rider hurt in collision
• Massage ME & bodyworks is hosting a 1 year anniversary party tomorrow beginning at 10am. Come down and say hello to Debbi and Keri! :-)
• Dracut strip mall evacuated after suspicious package found
• Police seek help in search for missing Dracut girl, 16
• We're so lucky to have UML and MCC right in our backyard! Check out GiveBackTime, an idea developed by a Middlesex Community College student. It's great to see students so involved in the community, after all they are the future of our cities a
• Weather is clearing in #Lowell, time to take a stroll with Richard Howe Jr @ #Lowell Cemetery @ 100pm today @ Knapp Ave
• ATTENTION NONPROFITS: Have your fundraiser at the Newly Renovated The Dubliner Restaurant & Pub - Lowell and the Dubliner will donate 10% of the proceeds to the fund. This offer is good on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
• Massive fake T pass scheme busted
• Astronauts go space walking
• Pension reform on the table in NH
• Prisoner hangs himself in Shirley jail
• Bruins win, take series lead
• Family believes South African journalist dead
• Tipster took chance, and Texas mom was arrested
• Merrimack Valley Conference survives
• Mass. jobless rate dips
• Obama puts immigration in Congress' court
• Forecaster: New England economy struggling to grow
• Joining Danielle Bergeron and Tony Lucacio on Business Lunch are Felix Casazza from Sammy's Pizzeria and Grill, Kathy Harris from CTI's Suitability and Marcia Cassidy from Marcia Cassidy Communications. Tune in from Noon-1pm TODAY on 980 WCAP!
• Friday and Saturday, take a tour of the Lowell Cemetery with Richard Howe. So much history in one of the nation's first garden cemeteries.
• IMF's Strauss-Kahn resigns amid sex charges
• Thank you to Szifra Birke for generously donating and letting us borrow some beautiful Vintage fashions to our fashion program. Great ideas and designs ahead!
• Mom in custody after death of mystery boy in Maine
• Armand Mercier running for City Council
• Sunday May 22, don't miss the release party of "The Big Move" written by Umass Lowell Professor of History Robert Forrant and Christoph Strobel, and cover art by our very own Annabelle Souza and Atena Vilorio! 2 pm, at O’Leary Librar
• Essex County sheriff fined $10,000
• DSK on suicide watch
• Come by and see us tomorrow at the Small Business Fair to celebrate Lowell's Small Business Week! Karon will be greeting and smiling behind our table (as always!). :-)
• On this day in 1862, President Lincoln signs the Homestead Act, which opens govt-owned land to small family farmers
• A patent to create work pants reinforced with metal rivets issued on this day. The great American Blue Jean is born
• State wrapping up case against Kerrigan
• Obama to raise dough in Boston
• NCIS part of Maine probe
• Freak crash kills two
• Faulty Sugarloaf lift being replaced
• Marking Time: Voyage to Vietnam, a new exhibit opening at the American Textile History Museum this Saturday to Sept 25
• Bruins square series, 6-5
• Cunningham, Eliot win re-election to Groton Board of Selectmen
• UMass Lowell unsuccessfully courts Biden to address grads
• Bedford VA worker charged with selling cocaine to patients
• Plan are underway for our 2011 Business Expo! :-) What seminar topics are you interested in?
• Man arraigned in Springfield shooting
• Scott no longer a candidate in Billerica
• #Irish Fiddle player Laurel Martin and step dancers Kieran Jordan and Kevin Doyle will be performing June 4 Join us
• R U a fan of #Irish Music, stepdancing, flare? If so, join us June 4 @Merrimack Repertory Theater, downton #Lowell
• "The Big Move" book release May 22 @2pm UMASSLowell . Stories of immigrant Lowellians & their experiences
• If you didn't make it to the park reception, here's a recap of the Award winners in Community Preservation Efforts
• Flood evacuees move into Katrina enclave
• Cannolis trigger stabbing
• Kerrigan trial enters second day
• Schwarzenegger fathered child out of wedlock
• High school scores
• Devlin beats Mikol in race for Dunstable selectman
• 2 N.H. women face prostitution charge at Salem spa
• DCL invitees: Tewksbury, Billerica, Chelmsford
• Mass. gas prices down a penny
• N.H. man held in deception case
• Bummed out by the rain? Here's something to make you smile, read our article on the front page of today's Lowell Sun! :)
• Trump says no to presidential run
• NRC sends team to Pilgrim
• Wave slams whale-watch boat
• Please join the women of WISE tonight for Martinis in May from 5:30-8:30pm at Centro!
• Patrick: Price control is not his goal
• Check out some clips from yesterday at UMass Lowell: "Drawn to the Music" with Atena Vilorio
• Get a taste @ #Lowellfokffestival in July RT @ParksTraveler: 'Roots of American Music' on display in Blue Ridge Parkway.
• Boy's body found along remote Maine road
• Man who feigned wife's death in court
• Kerrigan trial set to begin Monday
• So much to the story of Lowell
• Tune into 980 WCAP today at 8:10am for the Chamber's weekly radio segment!
• Fiddle player Laurel Martin & step dancers Kieran Jordan & Kevin Doyle coming to #Lowell June 4 #Irish
• Sox sweep bumbling Yankees
• Bedford man dead in I-95 crash; driver of car he was in charged with OUI
• Thank you everyone for a wonderful season!
• Huckabee's exit widens GOP field
• Police seek to question woman pickup-driver in boy's suspicious death
• Miss. towns await floodwaters
• 4 killed in Lebanon as Israel fires across border
• Bruins zapped by Lightning
• High school scores
• Lowell man charged in beatings
• Lowell man charged in beatings
• Hudson mancharged with theft for cancer claim
• La. readies to open spillway
• Obama: Speed U.S. oil production
• It's a great weekend for Lowell! Doors Open Lowell all weekend long, LTC Lowell's Grand Re-Opening last night and Lowell General Hospital TeamWalk for Cancer Care tomorrow! Also, don't forget to leave a bag of food by your mailbox for Stam
• This weekend is your last chance to see "A Picasso" before MRT's season ends on May 15. Shows are Friday @ 8pm, Saturday @ 4pm & 8pm, and Sunday @ 2pm.
• Suspect in bank robbery arrested
• Celtics' Doc Rivers signs 5-year extension
• Bomb scare at Tewksbury High
• Merrimack Valley Magazine is hiring! :-)
• It's recall time in Chelmsford
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Pelham
• Two arrested on gun charges
• Armed robbery suspect arrested
• There is more on preservation and development in the Lowell Sun. Take a look
• We're so excited for LTC's Grand Re-Opening today! Will you be coming by to congratulate the wonderful crew at LTC Lowell?
• Great news from the #Lowellsun on our reception and kickof to #doosopenlowell Thanks Evan!
• Plan would move Lawrence, Haverhill from 5th District
• A great time was had by all for last nights Community Excellence Awards and kick off to the 10th Doors Open Lowell, pics to follow.
• Dittmeyer records sealed
• Sneezing alot? It's bad out there
• Kerrigan to testify in brother's trial
• Paul to run for president
• High school scores
• Neighbors in gun battle arraigned on armed-assault charges
• Passenger hurt in I-495 off-ramp accident
• Billerica woman pleads guilty to robbery
• Thank you Richard Howe for featuring us in your superlative blog! Follow Richard and read more on his blog about Lowell history and politics.
• Check out this great event that supports the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell!
• UML, MCC students honored at Statehouse
• Patrick announces road and bridge jobs
• Don't forget to tune into Business Lunch today at noon on 980 WCAP. It's 980AM on your radio or stream it live at www.980wcap.com.
• Great idea! RT @NPSYouth: Get Employed. Check out working with the NPS while still being a student.
• Dem official says Romney has 'no convictions'
• Explore subterranean waterpower features here in #Lowell beneath Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union a part of #doorsopenlowell
• Sox memorabilia recovered in Evil Empire
• NH's median age jumps
• Big Dig tunnel rails triggers lawsuit
• #Lowell Historical Society will present Seldom-Heard Civil War Tales, May 15. #cw150
• Donated funds stolen by school worker
• High school scores
• Celtics bounced by the Heat
• Two charged after shots fired in Lowell apartment building
• UML baseball team wins in 15th inning
• Police find pipe bomb at Lowell home of accused killer
• B&O Rail Road Museum has an exhibit on the #CivilWar150 with 6th Mass artifacts from the Baltimore Riots of '61 Thx Dan
• Ex-Tyngsboro teacher given five years for child porn possession
• #Lowellsun has a pullout with a complete schedule for #Doorsopenlowell toady #lowell
• GOP-led group offers redistrict plan
• Although #Lowell is far from the woods, here is an interesting article on Black Bears
• Great Pics! RT @FlorissantNPS: I posted 3 photos on Facebook in the album "A Spring Snow - May 11, 2011"
• 3 arrested in connection with N.H. death of mother
• Another great event happening in Greater Lowell - Doors Open Lowell!
• N.H. gov vetoes anti-union bill
• UMass Lowell to offer free tuition to some community college students
• Lowell Small Business Week is next week. Check out the calendar of events. There's a lot to like about business in Lowell!
• Congrats to #Lowell's Revolving Museum for selection as a finalist in National Arts & Humanities Youth Program work
• Dracut man facing N.H. rape charge
• Community Excellence Awards featured on the #NationalParkService home site Thanks!
• The Pawtucket Gatehouse will be open May 14 2-5. #Doorsopenlowell See #Lowell from the Inside
• Trump returns to NH for business expo speech
• Mass. plane passenger tries to open emergency door
• We are PROUD to announce that the Revolving Museum has been selected as a 2011 Finalist for the prestigious National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards!!!
• High school scores
• TYNGSBORO ELECTION: Lambert, Curseaden join selectmen; Wennerstrom, Mitchell take school seats
• Bruins to host Lightning on Saturday
• We have our Business Lunch lineup for Thursday's show! Ellie Pye from LTC Lowell to talk about LTC's Grand Re-Opening, Kevin McMullin from Atlantic Green Energy and Tom Hickey from Actors Inc, to talk about their upcoming show "The Porch.
• We are excited to announce Merrimack Rep has received a $325,000 capital grant from the Kresge Foundation. This grant will be used to help fund a proposed upgrade of Liberty Hall and increase MRT's capital reserve. Thank you to the Kresge Foundation
• Looking to promote your business on Facebook? Check out this article!
• Lowell man accused in child rape arraigned
• Gotta love historic connections St. Gaudens Natl Historic Site has a link #Lowell too, you bet
• Mass. measles cases rising
• The 1796 navigation lock chamber and gatehouse will be open for #doorsopenlowell this Saturday in downtown #Lowell
• Ethics panel fines Billerica official
• Middlesex Community College's Health Fair is this Thursday!
• #Lowell Historical Society Civil War Panel Discussion May 15, featuring Lowell NHP's Jack Herlihy #cw150
• Splitsville for Maria and Arnold
• Two rep. seats up for grabs Tuesday
• Consultant charged with bilking agency
• High school scores
• Celtics fall in overtime
• New gun laws needed to curb violence
• Watch the new A Picasso trailer, our last show trailer of the 2010-2011 Season. This is the final weekend to see A Picasso. Don't miss out!
• We so excited for Ellie, Marc, Steve and the rest of the gang at LTC Lowell!
• Newton mayor to challenge Brown
• Lowell man faces Lawrence homicide charge
• Busy northeast rail corridor to get boost
• Mighty Mississippi causing havoc
• Crude bombs make noise in Mendon
• DiMasi trial begins first full week
• New Trolley signals in downtown #Lowell. Please take a look.
• Meet landscape architect Steve Cosmos who will be @ Spaulding House as part of #Doorsopenlowell Sat @ 2pm
• Here's a writeup of the #Civilwar150 trading cards with #Lowell well represented Thanks Marie!
• Tune into 980 WCAP today at 8:10am to listen to the Chamber's weekly segment! (980AM on the dial or streaming live at www.980wcap.com)
• Car crashes into store in Dracut
• N.H. public employees rush to retirement
• The Chamber wishes you a Happy Mother's Day! Are you a proud mother/grandmother?
• Doucette joins Karr on Littleton Board of Selectmen
• Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby
• Sox bounce back behind Buchholz
• N.H. man killed after standoff
• Brown praises Obama, troops
• Bin Laden home videos expected to be released
• Obama: Economy, jobs top jobs
• Golf great Ballesteros dies at 54
• N.H. standoff enters 3rd day
• Art Conservator and Portrait Artist Pair to Exhibit at the WHMA
• Brown praises Obama, troops on bin Laden capture
• 2011 Community Excellence Awards Recognition #Lowell This years winner in "Excellence in Historic Preservation
• Let's hear it for Kim Zunino of #Lowell Historic Board named Middlesex Comm College Distinguished Alumni thx lowell.com
• 2011 Community Excellence Awards Recognition #Lowell. This years winner in "Excellence in Cultural Heritage"
• Drama in Lowell courtroom
• Here's more info about the ACTORS inc show at the Umass Lowell Inn & Conference Center!
• What does the Registry Hall @Ellis Island Natl Monument & St. George Hellenic Orthodox Church #Lowell have in common?
• Hope you have seen the new trolley signals in downtown #Lowell. IF not take a look here
• Beautiful day for a walk in the cemetery. Yup the #Lowell Cemetery one of America's primere garden cemetery's Today @1
• Armed robberies reported in Centralville
• CEO pay fat and healthy
• Woman accused of bilking charity
• Staff of Maine town resigns en masse
• Shaq expected to play Saturday
• Enterprise plans new office in Pelham
• Auditor fires 27 in office shake-up
• Stop by the Flower Sale at Loft 27 (27 Jackson St. Lowell) on May 8th and pick up a bouquet for the special woman in your life! All proceeds benefit the Center for Hope & Healing. :-)
• Head on over to the Mambo Grill for $1 tacos and $3 margaritas! Get there by 3pm and you just may bump into 980 WCAP's Jack Baldwin!
• Tewksbury's North St. School evacuated
• Tsongas Industrial History Center is now taking reservations for schools for the the 2011-2012 school year #lowell
• DiMasi trail to begin
• massage ME & bodyworks is celebrating their 1st Birthday!
• Mark your calendars for May 22 "The Big Move" book release on the stories of immigrants to the Mill City #Lowell
• #Lowell Cemetary Tour Friday @ 1pm & Sat @ 10am. Find out more about the history of Lowell
• Clinton: Gadhafi must leave
• GM earns $3.2B in 1Q
• 15 pets dead in N.H. kennel fire
• More teens in bullying case head to court
• There's a lot going on at the Chamber in May and June!
• Pizza delivery man carjacked in Lowell
• High school scores
• Bruins easily grab 3-0 series lead
• Shooter gets 10 years in slaying of Pelham man
• High court nominee Lenk confirmed
• Great story on Henry Lee and the Friends of the Public Common in Boston
• Our guests on Business Lunch tomorrow are Steve Cote from Copperbeach Technology, Steve Trask from Cartridge World and Kashif A. Ahmed from American Private Wealth. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP to listen to hosts Tony Lucacio from Merrimack Valley
• Doors Open Lowell May 12-14. If you have an interest in architecture, this is the event for you. Also, there are plenty of volunteer opportunities too
• Court officer arraigned on larceny charge
• Deacon pleads innocent to drug charges
• McCabe murder suspect faces new charge
• Here's a great FREE seminar - Small Business Retirement Plans: From Simple to Sophisticated. Call 978-459-8154 to reserve your spot!
• Congratulations to Linda Gillis Gilbride! We just got back from a ribbon cutting at George's Textile - it's a beautiful store!
• Bin Laden raid details emerge
• Top rep urges caution on Pakistan
• #Doorsopenlowell Xtra May 14 meet architect Jim Jozokos on Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church exterior restoration
• New wing opening at JFK library
• Lenk confirmation vote Wednesday
• NH considers private prison
• Divided Lowell council moves forward on muzzle law
• Coast Guard searching for missing cruise ship passenger
• High school scores
• Celtics down 2 games to Heat
• Scott in negotiations for Billerica interim-superintendent job
• The Chamber is a proud sponsor of Lowell Al Fresco. Like their page for more information!
• Some of our special teachers @ the Tsongas Industrial History Center
• Merrimack Repertory Theatre's Cast Party Gala is coming up on May 20, and many of the actors who performed on the MRT stage this season are returning to celebrate the season with us! Tickets can be purchased by calling 978-654-7552. Hope you can mak
• Littleton man sentenced to year for perjury
• Congrats to Beowulf Boritt on his Tony Nomination for Best Scenic Design for "The Scottsboro Boys". Beowulf designed the set for "Beasley's Christmas Party" earlier this season, and the set for "Heroes" last season.
• Merrimack Valley Magazine's new issue is fresh off the press!
• #Lowell National Historical Park and the Tsongas Industrial History Center wish to recognize Natl Teacher Appreciation Day #thankateacher
• Middlesex sheriff guard busted on drugs
• Romney addresses Nashua businesses
• As mom eulogized, probe continues
• Industrial history of a different sort, Watervliet Arsenal Museum in NY. Interesting museum, take a look
• May is National Preservation Month #Lowell's #Doorsopenlowell is a great way to see the city
• Army Corps breaks southeast Missouri levee
• High school scores
• Dracut votes to fund high-school renovation; Cox, Zimini, Sheehan re-elected
• Littleton man guilty of perjury in gymnastics case
• Lowell mom charged with child abuse
• Mass. gas prices up another 12 cents
• Mass. gunman, victim connected
• Steward completes purchase of Ayer hospital
• Join us tomorrow from Noon-1:30pm for Networking on the 3's at Tewksbury Apartments Lodge At Ames Pond. This is a FREE event for our members! Call 978-459-8154 to reserve your spot!
• This is the month for photo contests, #Lowell Sustainability Nat;l Historic Landmark
• 2nd biennial #Lowell National Historical Park Photo contest has begun. Give us your best shot of history or culture
• Interesting article on Ben Butler by Dave Pevear of the #Lowell Sun #cw150
• Bin Laden dead
• Tune into 980 WCAP tomorrow morning at 8:10am and listen to the Chamber's weekly segment! (980AM on the dial or streaming live at www.980wcap.com)
• Endeavour launch delayed again
• Activists pushing animal bills
• High school scores
• Bruins flatten Flyers 7-3 in opener
• Wanted Shirley escapee shot in Springfield
• Tewksbury store robbed
• 2012 hopefuls visiting N.H.
• Storm death toll tops 330
• Obama: End gas, oil tax breaks
• A Picasso at the Merrimack Repertory Theatre is receiving rave reviews. Have you seen it yet?
• Police respond to I-495 rollover
• Murder suspect held without bail
• #Lowellfilmfestival @6pm tour Civil War #Lowell with Richard Howe followed by Traces of the Trade @ 7 #cw150
• Plenty of chances to catch "A Picasso" this weekend. Shows are tonight at 8pm, Saturday at 4pm & 8pm, and Sunday at 2pm & 7pm. Don't miss it!
• 2011 #Lowell Photo Contest has just been announced. This Years Focus, historic preservation & cultural activities
• Mass. House approves budget
• #Lowellfilmfestival is underway @6pm tour Civil War #Lowell with Richard Howe followed by Traces of the Trade #cw150
• Please join the WISE Committee for Martinis in May! Monday, May 16th at Centro in Lowell from 5:30-8:30pm. Cost is $35 per person and includes martinis and appetizers.
• #Doorsopenlowell Xtra, Friday May 13, the Masonic Temple will display the celestial light show
• Old Faithful trespassers caught on camera
• Tornado survivors share stories
• Media wants disclosure on Edwards sex case
• Multiple-vehicle accident on 495
• NH Dems file complaint against Romney
• Good to see Ryan at WCAP this morning. Hope u can join us for Earth Day clean up tomorrow @ Mack Plaza #Lowell @ 9am
• LOWELL MAN CHARGED IN BACK CENTRAL KILLING
• Obama signs disaster declaration for Alabama twisters
• High school scores
• Police: Lowell man arrested for murder
• Pats draft lineman Solder
• Franco named Lowell schools chief
• Chris Scott is finalist for Cleveland schools job
• Gov. promises Rte. 3 sound barriers for N. Chelmsford
• Franco named Lowell schools chief
• 5 indicted amid EMT fraud charges
• Check out George's Textile's new website!
• If you missed Charles Towers on 980 WCAP this morning, you've got another chance to hear a member of the "A Picasso" creative team this Friday at 9:10AM when actor Mark Zeisler will be in studio.
• Kitson Machine Shop aka American Textile History Museum is open for #doorsopenlowell May 12-14
• You can still attend Grape Expectations tonight to benefit the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc.! The Chamber is a proud sponsor of the event and our Community Service Committee put together a Doggie Basket for the silent auction. See you tonight!
• Southern tornadoes leave path death and destruction
• #Lowell Film Festival begins tonight with a special talk by Richard Howe. Great trailer at Lowell Film Collaborative
• Top general takes over CIA
• Interest high in penultimate shuttle launch
• Mass. home sales post drop
• Faculty votes no confidence in UNH prez
• Former First Lady of South Vietnam dies in Rome
• High school scores
• Storms kill 72 across the South; 52 in Alabama
• Bruins oust Canadiens in OT
• Judge denies NFL request to freeze lockout ruling
• One hurt after car collides with medical vehicle
• Dracut High renovation set for Monday vote
• N.H. prosecutors: Body of missing Maine mom found
• One killed in Tyngsboro highway crash
• Tomorrow's guests on Business Lunch are Dave Tierney and Alicia Page from Renaissance Club, Maria Cuhna from Middlesex Community College, and Scott Kennedy and Pete Lally from Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP!
• NH votes to lower gas tax by nickel
• Tune in 980 WCAP tomorrow at 7AM to hear MRT Artistic Director Charles Towers live on air with Ziggy Burns.
• Enjoy these photos from last night's exhibit!
• Lowell Charter School wins reprieve
• Man pleads not guilty in road-rage case
• Thank you Justin Kwan of culturehive.com for writing an article on last night's Artbotics exhibits!
• Brown calls for government to be more business-friendly
• Today at noon is a FREE mixer hosted by Visiting Angels and Summer Place - lunch included! Please join us at 20 Summer Place in Chelmsford from noon-1:30pm.
• Obama birth certificate released
• Tyngsboro crash slows traffic
• Carlisle's Jenk faces SJC confirmation hearing
• Trump makes first trip to N.H.
• Volunteer Opportunities coming up in #Lowell: Canal-Clean up April 30 Doors Open Lowell
• Mass. counselor accused of taking lewd pictures
• N.H. police to hold briefings on search for woman
• Mass. lawmakers limit union health-care bargaining power
• Bruins forced to a Game 7
• Arrest made in road-rage stabbing
• Mass. House votes to limit welfare money spending
• Killer's daughter pleads with Parole Board to keep him in jail
• Check out our newest video! Charles Towers, Kate Udall and Mark Zeisler talk about A PICASSO.
• Khazei to run against Sen. Brown
• The American Civil War: Cinematic Depictions, Societal Legacies , #Lowell Film Festival beginning Apri 28 #cw150
• The Reduced Shakespeare Company has just posted a new podcast about their Christmas Show which they will premiere MRT late this year. Tune in to learn how the play will be developed, possible titles, and more!
• Tyler Park here in #Lowell and Rogers Fort Hill Park are examples of Olmsted firm work
• Happy Birthday to Frederick Law Olmsted, born on this day in 1822 Think Central Park, Yosemite, Emerald Necklace
• #Lowell Film Festival takes place starting April 28th , Lessons for the Living Apr 30 @the Boott @ 130pm
• Doors Open #Lowell is looking for volunteers. If you can help out May 12-14, join us thanks
• Jury selection begins in ex-gymnastics owner's perjury trial
• Congratulations to Karen MacDonald, who won Best Solo Performance at the IRNE Awards last night for her performance in “The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead”.
• The Center for Hope & Healing and hosting their Annual Art Show next week. All are welcome!
• #Lowell Cemetery Tours begins May 6th Join Richard Howe Jr for a look at Lowell's very own garden cemetery
• Trial set to begin for DiMasi
• N.H. Senate eyes lowering school dropout age
• Family of woman missing in N.H. offers reward
• N.Y. Times: Leaked documents describe al-Qaida plots
• Bus bombings kill 3 in Pakistan's biggest city
• U.S. urges Americans to leave Syria amid violence
• Join us tomorrow for . There will be a shuttle bus every 15 minutes on both locations to give you the chance to experience both exhibits!!! Most importantly, it will be fun!
• High school scores
• Themelis wins seat on Pepperell Board of Selectmen
• Boucher edges Smart to keep cemetery seat
• Judge orders end to NFL lockout
• We have a FREE mixer at Costco in Nashua tomorrow with lunch and door prizes (courtesy of Costco). Join us from 11:30am-2:00pm. Like this comment if you plan on going!
• Dracut candidates to debate on Sun website
• Mass. gas prices surge another 16 cents
• Inmate escapes from Shirley prison
• Another FREE seminar on May 24th - Small Business Retirement Plans: From SIMPLE to Sophisticated. Please join us at Cavaleiro's Restaurant!
• Child abuse suspect in court Monday
• Most mall escalators due inspections
• Plane crashes at Minuteman Airfield
• Patrick's pick for SJC to face council
• We have a FREE seminar this morning at the Chamber office! Check out this flyer for more details.
• Top Man-made wonders in New England, #Lowell's Canals make the cut. thanks boston.com
• Woman severely burned in Westford fire
• Afghan government reports massive jailbreak in Kandahar
• Workers recover body of trapped Idaho miner
• Strong, shallow earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• Building fire kills at least 17 people in Beijing
• Two injured in Lowell head-on crash
• Lackey superb for red-hot Red Sox
• Celtics sweep away Knicks
• It's Opening Night of "A Picasso"!
• 2 killed in Pelham crash
• Happy Easter!
• National Park Week, Free Admission to the Boott Mills Museum @ #Lowell NHP. Suffolk Mill Bingo @ 2 for Jr Ranger Day
• This Tuesday! 6-9, free!
• Lawrence mayor: I'm not a crook
• It's Lowell Night for "A Picasso". Lowell residents can get tickets for tonight's show for only $10 starting at 5pm. Show starts at 8pm.
• Obama pushes renewable energy plan
• Tornado hits St. Louis airport
• N.H. professor arrested on sex charge
• High school scores
• Mass. AG warns gas stations against price gouging
• Boston.com lists 10 Man-Made Wonders in New England., the Canals of #Lowell made the cut Thanks Marie @richardhowe.com
• Come by for a taste of Cambodian New Year tomorrow in #Lowell, part of the Lowell NHP Folklife Series
• Enterprise reports $2.5M in profits for Q1
• Judge rules for Van Liew on petition process
• You've got 4 chances to catch "A Picasso" this weekend. Shows are tonight at 8pm, Saturday at 8pm, and Sunday at 2pm & 7pm. Don't miss it!
• Sat, Apr 23, numerous happenings in #Lowell. Canal clean ups, Cambodian New Year & Fee Free & #Civil War talk
• Supt. Scott a semi-finalist in Cleveland
• A HUGE congratulations to Middlesex Community College! Their Federal Building is a huge asset to the community. Click 'like' if you agree.
• Alleged drunk driver hits trooper
• Sex scandal, ethics probe, sinks senator
• Grant Writing USA invites you to a two day workshop in Westford on June 6-7, 2011. In this workshop they will cover how to write grant proposals from start to finish and how to locate and track relevant grant opportunities. This training is appropriate f
• Two killed in Somerville crash
• 1 in 4 middle schoolers bullied
• High school scores
• Ryder, Bruins top Canadiens in OT
• Bazin hired as UML's hockey coach
• Felled tree may slow Chelmsford commute
• Pay What You Can tickets for tonight's performance of "A Picasso" are on sale now. Show at 7:30pm. Suggested donation $10.
• Man charged with kidnapping own child
• The Lowell Sun has just posted preview of A PICASSO, which starts today! Don't forget tonight is also Pay What You Can Night. Tickets go on sale at 4:30pm at the box office.
• Gov. Patrick on DiMasi witness list
• Change of plans for Business Lunch today! Our guests are Junk King (Scott Pozerski), Comfort Creatures (Dee Cannizzaro) and North East Independent Living (Kevin Farrell) in place of Liberty Mutual. Please tune in beginning at Noon today by going to 980 A
• Our new bookstore/visitor center lobby is now complete and open for business. Stop in to see it 246 Market St, #Lowell
• Bike share comes to Boston, will #Lowell be next???
• #Lowell National Historical Park is pleased to be a co-sponsor of Cambodian New Year Saturday Apr 23 beginning @10am
• Two air controllers fired for sleeping
• Seacoast census snafu corrected
• Bicycles to be rented in Boston
• #Nationalparkweek continues in #Lowell. Civil War Talk & Earth Day events, Apr 23 and Jr Ranger Day Apr 24 #cw150
• We have a busy week coming up including a Small Business Seminar for Women in Business and two lunchtime mixers! Visit our events calendar for more information.
• Japan declares no-go zone around nuclear plant
• Colt owned by Gil Campbell may get shot at Kentucky Derby
• BP sues rig owner for $40B; blames it for disaster
• Home runs boost Red Sox
• Dress rehearsal for "A Picasso" starts in less than an hour. Photos will be up tomorrow, so be on the lookout.
• Hope you can make it out for Cambodian New Year in #Lowell To hear about it Ranger Duey on 980am WCAP Friday @ 710am
• Audition dates for the 2011-2012 Season for Actors' Equity Association members have been announced.
• Audition dates for the 2011-2012 Season for Actors' Equity Association members have been announced.
• Apparent stabbing fueled by road rage
• Spring Interlude: Whistler's Paris SAVE THE DATE Saturday, June 4th, 2011 Cocktail Hour begins at 6 PM
• → The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce: 3 DAY PORTRAIT WORKSHOP WITH MARY MINIFIE, modern master of the Boston School, May 13 14 15, $350 for 3 days, Deposit required 978-452-7641 www.whistlerhouse.org
• Police: No one tried to run down Lawrence mayor
• We are excited to announce that Artistic Director Charles Towers will continue to lead MRT for the next four seasons!
• Kid with toy gun stirs scare on N.H. schoolbus
• Tomorrow on Business Lunch Chamber members Junk King (Scott Pozerski), Comfort Creatures (Dee Cannizzaro) and Liberty Mutual (Chris Shepard) will be joining co-hosts Danielle Bergeron and Tony Lucacio from Merrimack Valley Insurance Agency. Tune in to 98
• 150 years later of at the scene of the Baltimore 's "Pratt Street Riots of 1861." #cw150 Thanks to richardhowe.com
• Listen in this friday to 980am WCAP. Ranger Duey will be talking Cambodian New Year @ 710am
• Poll: Finances dictating college, career choices
• N.H. Marine Patrol warns of cold-water danger
• High school scores
• Garnett, Celtics take 2-0 series lead
• Schwarzenegger says he commuted sentence to help a friend
• Bee swarm kills elderly Texas couple
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• 3 DAY PORTRAIT WORKSHOP WITH MARY MINIFIE, modern master of the Boston School, May 13 14 15, $350 for 3 days, Deposit required 978-452-7641
• Boston wants marathon mark recognized
• Besides this week being #Nationalparkweek, it's also Cambodian New Years. Join us on April 23 for the celebration
• New Exhibit @ the Mogan Center is open for visitors, take a look. Thanks to NPS for including it on the #CW150 site
• #TsongasIndustrialHistoryCenter alum Beryl give a great tour of the Waterworks Museum listen in
• Next week! . Be there!
• Please join us tomorrow for a FREE seminar - breakfast included!
• Arizona gov. vetoes presidential 'birther' bill
• Mass. AG proposes updating wiretapping laws
• Thank you to Leslie from Planned Perfectly Wedding & Event Planning for hosting a wonderful event at the Radisson in Chelmsford last night! Karon Bergeron set up a Chamber information table and met a lot of wonderful people.
• FAA suspends controller for watching movie on duty
• N.H. extradition hearing set in cold case
• N.H. police set to enforce ban on pot substitute
• This is it, the battle begins on Lexington Common in '75. Full story or
• FAA suspends controller for watching movie on duty
• Bruins get one back
• Great kick off to the opening of "#Lowell in the Civil War..." #cw150
• You can donate $5 to Lowell General Hospital TeamWalk for Cancer Care by texting: Team to 27722. What a great way to give!
• Mass. gas prices up 3 cents in past week
• We are holding a lot of FREE events for our members this month. What mixers/seminars are you attending?
• Come by the Mogan Center (30 French St) in #Lowell today for the Exhibit opening @ 2pm "Lowell in the Civil War, First Blood..."
• Senate holding public hearing on N.H. House's budget
• Mass. Senate president leads Finland trade mission
• Emerson student falls to his death from roof
• Dad appeals for N.H. journalist's release
• Lucy Larcom dies on this day (April 17, 1893). Famous #Lowell Mill Girl
• Five people killed in N.C. national forest crash
• Allen hits clutch shot as Celtics win
• Best of luck to Jeanne Osborn! She's starting her new job at Eastern Bank tomorrow.
• Canadiens put Bruins in 0-2 hole
• O'Neal to miss Celtics' playoff opener
• Obama: GOP budget 'wrong for America'
• Online poker sites charged with fraud
• Egypt dissolves Mubarak's former party
• Greater Merrimack Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau News - 2011 Patriots' Day Celebration
• Have a great weekend! Do you have Monday off?
• Final day in the rehearsal hall for A PICASSO by Jeffrey Hatcher. This is the first chance for most of the staff to get a full preview of the show.
• Gas line ruptured in Burlington
• Celebrate Cambodian New Years April 23 @ #Lowell Senior Center, part of the Lowell Folklife Series
• #Lowell is some miles from the ocean, and whales are not our theme but a great article on Whale Watching and EcoTourism
• The Lowell Sun previews next season with an interview with MRT Artistic Director Charles Towers.
• Join us here at #Lowell NHP this weekend for from our special talk on the Mass 6th Volunteers to National Park Week
• Lowell police, DA, crack 1969 'cold case'
• Please join us for a FREE seminar: Avoid Pitfalls Financing Your Business - How to Navigate to Spectrum of Financing Choices. Is your business growing at a rapid pace? Are you planning a major purchase for your business? Would you like to know how to
• Visit the "Other Side" and watch robots "Play" on Tuesday, April 26.
• Massachusetts Is Steeped In Civil War History on Radio Boston #cw150
• Police clear threat at Chelmsford High
• MassDevelopment taps new boss
• Conviction upheld in Woburn slayings
• #Lowell Cemetery Tours are coming up this may. for a complete schedule take a look here Thanks to Richardhowe
• Just got a look at the "A Picasso" set. It's going to look really amazing once it's finished. Photos will be up soon.
• Lowell recycling chief gets probation
• Jeanne and the wonderful Chamber staff (minus Patti) during her last mixer as President! Thanks to The Space for hosting. We'll miss you Jeanne.
• Mass. jobless drops in March
• Today's Living Social deal is for The Dubliner Restaurant & Pub - Lowell! Enjoy!
• 2 teens charged in MBTA driver's beating
• Mass. lawmakers weigh constitutional amendments
• Congress voting on budget cutting
• Threat at Chelmsford High; police will be at school Thursday morning
• Red Sox rained out
• IRobot shares jump on Pentagon pact
• O'Keefe resigns as LHS wrestling coach
• Dunstable officer nabs Westford break suspect
• Obama: Change Medicare, raise taxes
• House releases $30.4B 2012 budget plan
• Tomorrow on Business Lunch Tony Lucacio from Merrimack Valley Insurance Agency will be co-hosting with Danielle Bergeron. Their guests are: Michael Lally from the Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc., Eric Mohan from the Paul Cente
• Thank you to Linda Monticciolo and the Lanam Club in Andover for hosting our Producer's Circle for A PICASSO by Jeffrey Hatcher last night. It was a great setting for the event and everyone in attendence received a wonderful sneak-peak of the play.
• Wilmington police ID home-invasion suspect
• Just met our friends at Massachusetts DCR in downtown #Lowell. Great group of folks!
• Woman struck by car crossing Lowell bridge
• Please join us tonight at The Space from 5-7pm for Networking After Hours. This is a FREE event and Jeanne Osborn's final farewell!
• Dunstable officer nabs Westford break suspect
• 2 missing in Londonderry blaze
• Man charged in sex assault removed from Planning Board
• House GOP budget retains Democratic Medicare cuts
• In case you did not make it to the City of #Lowell's 175th Celebration on Monday, Maggie H is sharing her pics with us.
• State eyes cause of Big Dig lighting collapse
• Police: Mom drives 3 kids into N.Y. river; all die
• Ex-parking clerk gets probation in computer-hacking case
• Judge OKs school breast-cancer bracelets
• New charges in '88 Nashua slayings
• The 2011-2012 Season has been announced. Click on the blog post to see all the shows in next season, including the return of The Reduced Shakespeare Company with a brand new Christmas show, MRT's first musical in four years, and much more!
• #NationalPark Week starts Saturday, April 16. Free admission to the Boott Cotton Mills Museum here in #Lowell
• NH students visit #Lowell NHP and create poetry from place-based history to be performed by #NashuaSymphonyOrchestra
• Trio held in Billerica home invasion
• Pit bull's owner is cited
• Your business can set up a free table at the Youth Job Fair on May 5th! Come support a great cause sponsored by Middlesex Community College, The Career Center of Lowell and The Greater Lowell Workforce Investment Board.
• Civil War's 150th anniversary marked
• Commuter rail woes on center stage
• LaBrie deliberations continue
• Deadly force debate in NH
• Mass. aims to boost tech schools
• Commuter rail woes on center stage
• Exhibit opening @ Mogan Center @ #Lowell NHP Apr 18 @ 2pm Lowell In the Civil War, First Blood: The Lexington of '61
• Do you have a good community idea for Lowell? Come and share your idea(s) at UMass Lowell! On April 26th from 7-8:30pm in Coburn Hall (Room 205), UML's Community Social Psychology program is hosting an informal meeting to discuss your community idea
• Do you have a good community idea for Lowell? Come and share your idea(s) at UMass Lowell! On April 26th from 7-8:30pm in Coburn Hall (Room 205), UML's Community Social Psychology program is hosting an informal meeting to discuss your community idea
• Report: Japan to raise alert level of nuke crisis
• #Lowell NHP "Sumter Surrenders! Volunteers Called!" Account of the Baltimore Riots of 1861 Sat, 4/16 @ 100pm #CW150
• Wilmington home-invasion suspect still at large
• Mass. gas prices up another 7 cents
• Medford man killed in Tewksbury crash
• Check out The Dubliner Restaurant & Pub - Lowell's fundraiser tomorrow night!
• #Lowell In the Civil War, First Blood: The Lexington of 1861. Exhibit opening April 18 @ 2pm @ Mogan Center #CW150
• Home invasion suspect hunted in Lowell
• "Sumter Surrenders! Volunteers Called!" Account of the Baltimore Riots of 1861 Sat, 4/16 @ 100pm #CW150 #Lowell
• Thank you to Jeremiah Kissel, Will LeBow, the entire creative team and everyone who came to see "Two Jews Walk Into A War..." for a fantastic run. Can't believe we have just completed show #6 of the season!
• Redistricting panel meets in Worcester
• SO much happening in Lowell this week, starting with the 175 celebrations @ City Hall @ 430 today. Lowell Film Collaborative tomorrow, and National Park Weeks starts Saturday
• Hatchet attack on Salisbury rail trail
• Trial of mom who withheld drugs ending
• Like this comment if you're going to miss Jeanne Osborn and please share any stories you have about Jeanne/the Chamber here!
• Small plane crashes into Maine house; pilot killed
• Unknown Schwartzel wins the Masters
• Body pulled from Lowell canal
• Obama to lay out spending plan
• Death toll hits 5 in fireworks blast
• Torando flattens half of Iowa town
• Gunfire erupts in Syria
• Man killed in hovercraft crash
• Please join us at The Space this Wednesday (4/13) for a FREE Networking After Hours beginning at 5pm. This is Jeanne Osborn's last mixer as President and CEO, so please stop by and wish her well!
• Libya: NATO bombing gunners
• Japan bans some rice planting
• Scientists predict moderate red tide
• White House, leaders reach deal to avert shutdown
• Remains of stolen cars found in Dracut
• Manny Ramirez retires
• "Whistler's Mother on Safari" Quilt by Mary Walter, part of Whistler's Mother around the World. Reception tomorrow 2pm - Parker Gallery, 243 Worthen Street, Lowell at WHMA
• "Caged Light" photo by Janice Lind, part of the Looking at Lowell Exhibit. Reception tomorrow at 2pm
• Looking at Lowell/Whistler's Mother Around the World Reception Saturday, April 9, 2 to 4 pm - Hope to see you there!
• Fun Friday Fact: Both Will LeBow and Jeremiah Kissel from "Two Jews Walk Into A War..." are just 2 degrees from Kevin Bacon.
• Townsend man ID'd as crash victim
• Interesting article to read if your business is on Facebook and/or Twitter.
• This is your last weekend to see "Two Jews Walk Into A War..." and your final chance to take advantage of Early Bird and Bring A Friend subscription discounts. Both end on April 10. Don't miss out.
• Man sentenced in EMC theft case
• Fugitive nabbed after chase
• Dramatic tunnel rescue in Boston
• Kennedy Institute work begins
• The search for our next President and CEO is on!
• US Camel Corps Visit Vicksburg National Military Park, now that is different
• State police probe fatal on Rte. 495 in Marlboro
• High school scores
• ARTicle fashion program is bringing you their latest accessories line with designs by students Little Bear, Michael Sam, and Atena Vilorio in collaboration with Luis Gutierrez! Take a look:
• Shutdown talks yield no deal as clock ticks
• Townsend man dies in Acton crash
• Ranger Phil will be on 980am WCAP @710am. Listen in . This week, #nationalparkweek, volunteers opportunities & more
• FBI offers reward for sex offender
• Patrick rejects criticism of court pick
• 7.4 quake hits off Japan coast
• RT @NPS_NMSC: Not Augusta Natl, historic #photo of Long Meadow Golf Club, Lowell from @Lowell_NPS #themasters Cool!
• Mass. voters split on health law
• Mexican police find mass grave
• #National Volunteer Week begins April 9th, Make a difference!
• Police pepper-spray unruly boy, 8
• Librarian pleads not guilty to theft
• Please come by 980 WCAP between Noon-1pm TODAY to talk about your Chamber memories with Jeanne and wish her well as she moves on to an exciting opportunity!
• NMRHS grad, 21, dies of miningitis
• Obama: Progress but no deal to avert shutdown
• The Downtown Lowell Business Committee (DLBC) is rolling out with a Downtown Lowell Deals program. If you are a Downtown Lowell business (or just curious), please check out this photo album. Monthly Downtown Deals will follow soon!
• Tewksbury deacon arraigned
• Red Sox lose to Indians, fall to 0-4
• Baseball icon Harry Ayotte dies
• Hooksett eyes way to pay for sewage-disk cleanup
• 3 due in court in fatal police shooting
• Mass. pols to hold nuke-safety hearing
• Pelham police: Lock your doors
• Hope you can check out the "new signals" we've installed for our trolleys and traffic in downtown
• UML hires Sarah Behn as women's coach
• 'Deacon Bill' faces 3 drug counts
• Presentation with Mary Minifie from the Boston Guild - Thursday, April 7 at 7pm in the Parker Gallery.
• Help the Lowell Humane Society!
• Lowell General Hospital TeamWalk for Cancer Care is here in full swing. Check out this great video!
• "Two fine actors, ably guided by Bensussen, drive home the essential poignancy of “Two Jews Walk Into a War..." - Boston Globe.
• Light voter turnout in Chelmsford
• Widespread 737 inspections ordered
• Possible serial killer in New York
• Brown's summer camp gets scrutiny
• Trial for mom accused of denying meds
• Greater Lowell Community Foundation News - April 4, 2011
• House GOP plans 3rd stopgap bill to avoid shutdown
• Lowell's Oriakhi, UConn national champs
• Burglary suspect killed in Apple store shootout
• Lowell Celebrates 175 Years Celebrate 175 Years with Us Kick-Off Reception Monday, April 11 4:30-6:30 p.m. City Hall, 375 Merrimack Street Lowell, MA 01852
• 9/11 suspects to face military tribunal
• Some good center balcony seats have just opened up for the final performance of "Two Jews Walk Into A War..." this Sunday, April 10 at 2pm. The entire week is selling very well so get these while they are still available.
• Lock tender training re-scheduled for This Saturday (April 9) @ 9am down at Lower Locks in #Lowell
• Gay local resident appointed to SJC
• Saints, Steward, announce merger
• If you didn't see Richard Howe's talk on the Mass 6th, you can see it here #CW150 #Lowell
• Our new visitor center desk
• Southwest finds more cracks
• Nice article about #Lowell in North Shore Magazine, thanks tot Tamsin Venn
• #Lowell NHP's Spring Opportunities is listed here at the National Park homepage. Take a look
• Underperforming Mass. schools improve
• Maine governor under from GOP
• Sentencing in NH home invasion case
• Southwest Airlines: Cracks found in 2 more planes
• Celtics win, but O'Neal injured again
• Boy, 3, dies after fall from coaster
• MA firm helps find plane crash
• Town rallies for Howard family
• Man dead, 1 hurt in fall from Rt. 2 bus
• Cracked nuke failed repair
• Jordan wants Christian books back
• China bars artist from leaving
• Turmoil after pastor's Quran burning
• Marines skip training to help Japan
• The Fighter's Dicky Eklund wearing an Impact Promotions jacket on ESPN. We love when our members get national attention!
• One dead, another injured in bus incident on Route 2
• Garage fire forces staff from downtown Lowell church
• Gagliardi, Accomando win in Billerica
• Graffeo wins town-clerk race in Tewksbury
• Butler makes NCAA final
• Light election turnouts reported
• Mass. to replace beetle-stricken trees
• Check out the Middlesex Community College blog for a full recap of BeatleJuice on Thursday at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium!
• Barking dog awakens Billerica man in house fire
• Sox clocked in opener, 9-5
• Lowell fugitive caught in Pa.
• Lawsuit filed over Maine mural
• Sex harassment at Yale investigated
• #Lowell native & former Poet Laureate of Alaska Tom Sexton will be @ #Lowell NHP @ 2pm 4/3 for a reading and talk ,Thanks #Umass/Lowell
• I stand corrected, Lock Tender Training has been postponed until Saturday, April 9. Same time and same location, 9am @ Lower Locks, #Lowell
• #Lowell NHP has recently installed some new trolley signage. Take a look
• #Lowell's Richard Howe Jr. talking about the the 6th Mass Volunteers, recorded this past Sunday, take a look . # CW150
• Another rave for "Two Jews Walk Into A War...". The show is only running through April 10, so don't miss it!
• Snow leaves thousands without power
• SAVE THE DATE: We are having an Open Mic on Business Lunch with the Greater Lowell Chamber next Thursday, April 7th, as a final send off to Jeanne Osborn! Come by 980 WCAP between Noon-1pm to talk about your Chamber memories with Jeanne and wish her well
• Congratulations to Jeanne Osborn who is stepping down as President of the Chamber to take a job as Vice President at Eastern Bank. Jeanne has done a fabulous job leading and growing the Chamber for 9 years and will be missed!
• It's s'no joke: Spring snow is here
• Listen in to 980am WCAP Friday @ 710am. Ranger Phil will be talking canals, Fee Free days, #CivillWar150 7 other #Lowell stuff
• DPH: No radioiodine in local water
• 5 finalists named for school supt.
• How often can you say you worked a canal lock? If you take the lock tender training, this spring will be busy 4 you.
• The day is finally here! Middlesex Community College presents Beatle Juice at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium. Are you attending?
• Opening Day is coming RT @NPS_NMSC: Historic #Photo, #Baseball Team, Lowell, MA, 1914, @Lowell_NPS collection #openingday
• Lang not a finalist for school job
• Check out Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union's new website. You can also like them on Facebook at MoneyStrong.
• DeLeo, reps, head west for retreat
• Dems search for Brown opponent
• Probation for man who defrauded state
• This Friday, Ranger Phil will be in the studio's of 980am WCAP. This week , a look ahead in April, listen in
• We are excited to welcome the many students and faculty members of Middlesex Community College who are attending tonight's performance of "Two Jews Walk Into A War..."
• Lock Tender Training, National Park Week, Earth Day @ Community Gardens, & more , Join us in April @ #Lowell NHP
• EMTs respond to UMass Lowell dorm
• We are excited to announce the return of Mark Zeisler and Kate Udall for our upcoming production of "A Picasso". Performances begin on April 21.
• Tomorrow on Business Lunch is An Affair to Remember, Extra Space Storage and Barlow Signs! Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP.
• Saints, Steward in 'exclusive' talks
• Snow coming Friday
• Hayden runs for Lowell school board
• Planner charged in sex assault
• All Mass #National Park information can be found right here Every state has a page so check out what's happening
• MBTA worker rescued after fall
• Mass. tries to fix obscenity loophole
• Hearing planned on Mass. Probation changes
• Have you signed up for our 'Tuesdays at 2' email newsletter yet? For weekly updates on what the Chamber is up to, email Carol Travers at ctravers@greaterlowellchamber.org and ask her to sign you up!
• Bruins, Thomas blank Chicago
• The trailer for TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR... is up! Check it out and come see the show running through April 10!
• More raves for "Two Jews Walk Into A War...". The Hub Review says "Jeremiah Kissel and Will LeBow...play off against each other with ace precision".
• Missing woman found near Walden
• Celebrate National Poetry Month with Tom Sexton here @ #Lowell NHP , April 3 Thanks to #UMass/Lowell
• State unemployment rate falls
• Merrimack River tested for radiation
• Wilde drops out of selex race
• Calif. sailing fatality prompts questions
• Evergreen, Fidelity execs to be grilled
• Wis. stand-off heads to court
• Amazon offers online storage
• #NationalPark Week coming up, April 16-24. LOts happening at your national parks
• Check out LTC Lowell's transformation! We can't wait to get into the new studio to film Marketplace TV.
• #Lowell Parks Conservation Trust Lock Tender training this Saturday April 2
• Volunteers for being a lock tender. Support the Concord River #Whitewater Rafting program. Sat, April 2 in #Lowell
• Man injured in Tyngsboro blaze
• The Chamber is making its way to the Indigo Salon & Day Spa ribbon cutting ceremony. Have you checked out their new digs on Merrimack Street in Lowell yet?
• Another great review for "Two Jews Walk Into A War...". There are only two weeks of shows and tickets are going fast, so don't miss out!
• Police chase leads to crash
• Sailboat capsizes off San Diego; 2 dead 7 injured
• Here's a great fundraiser to benefit Lowell General Hospital TeamWalk for Cancer Care!
• Voters OK budget in angry meeting
• Barking dog awakens Billerica man in house fire
• Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75
• Obama: Gadhafi feeling pressure
• Mega Millions winner $319M richer
• Stop by Hannaford Supermarkets in Dracut and Chelmsford between now and 1pm to drop off food donations for the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. MVFB staff and volunteers with be there with trucks to except your donations and bring them back to the food b
• Redistricting panel starts work
• Celtics stung by the Bobcats
• Acton man facing child-porn charges
• Volunteers Ops here @ #Lowell NHP. -Lock-tender Training, Apr 2, Community Gardens Apr 17, Clean up Apr 23 more
• State official quits over Big Dig light
• "Kissel and LeBow channel old-time variety show comedy duos with their split-second timing and escalating frustration levels." - Talkin' Broadway Review of Two Jews Walk Into A War...
• Economy grows better than expected
• 'Grave' situation at Japan nuke plant
• Gribble jury resumes work
• Turner reports to prison Friday
• Today is the centennial of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
• Getting ready for the weekend in #Lowell. Join us for Hidden History & a talk on the Mass 6th #CW150
• There's a lot going on at the Athenian Corner in celebration of Greek Independence Day! Check out their page for details.
• Visit our new website!
• Bruins blow out Habs, 7-0
• Listen in to 980am WCAP tomorrow @ 710. #Lowell's own Ranger Frank talks Tsongas Industrial History Center's Summer Day Camp
• NATO ro enforce no-fly zone in Libya
• Pair indicted in Lowell gun thefts
• Merrimack Rep's 2011 Summer Theatre Camp Program has been announced!
• The story of Betsey Chamberlain of #Lowell whose story comes to life in an article by Dana Benner of #Nashuatelegraph
• Thanks to Daniel Hartell @SunJournal on #Lowell's rebirth, good read
• Article in MetroWest Daily News about current Quilt Exhibit - Whistler's Mother around the World
• Jeremiah Kissel will be on 980 WCAP at 11:15 today to talk about "Two Jews Walk Into A War...". Tune in to get the backstage scoop!
• Storm stays south, spares Valley
• Lawrence poverty official quits
• Gribble case wrapping up
• Subway spaghetti sparks scrap
• Thanks to Paul M of richardhowe.com for the mention on the passing of former #Lowell NHP superintendent, Sandy Walter.
• Today's guests on Business Lunch are the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc., Washington Savings Bank and the Small Business Assistance Center. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP!
• Car bombing at police station kills 5 in Pakistan
• State fines three DiPaola employees
• Mar 27 in #Lowell. Richard Howe & the Story of the Mass 6th & Baltimore Riots of 1861 Join us for this #CW150 program
• Film icon Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Listen in to 980am #WCAP this Friday @ 710am as Ranger Frank talks about Summer Camp
• More snow on the way tonight
• Dracut police probe stolen pickup at lake
• Mass. weighs bills revamping elections
• N.H. considers raising boat speed limit
• UMass woos community college grads
• Looking for something to do tonight? Laugh for a good cause at Big Brothers Big Sisters - Annual Comedy Night at Lenzi's. Tickets are $35 at the door. The evening starts at 6pm and includes professional comedians, appetizers and silent and live auct
• Lowell's own Jack #Kerouac "Town & the City" published in 1950
• Georgia police officer gunned down
• Cutting, sculpting, sanding, shaping, building --- Check out our in-process photos of the Artbotics program!
• #Lowell is turning 175, send in your Lowell Stories: Showcasing Our City’s Past & Present
• #MA Census figures are out.
• Calling #Lowell Photographers RT @Marilyn_Res: National Park Week is coming! @NatGeoTraveler wants your park pix
• It's not too early to think about Summer Day Camp @ Tsongas Industrial History Center , it's more then history
• George's Textile is hosting a Slipcover Demonstration on April 2nd at 10am. They are also offering 20% off of inmstock fabric on that day. Stop by and see their newly renovated store!
• Crippled nuke plants gain power
• F-15 crashes in Libya; crew safe
• Heading to college? Bone up on math
• Venerable family farm to remain... a farm
• Expired food leads to reassignment
• Town footing bill for sewer disk cleanup
• Tour bus rolls over on N.H. highway; at least 2 hurt
• Small earthquake rattles parts of S.C., and N.C.
• City Council draws Leahy's interest
• Mass. gas prices level off
• Redistricting census data due Tuesday
• Bosco's owner pleads not guilty
• Local men busted in ATM theft ring
• We're proud to be participating again in this year's River Festival as part of COOL - The Cultural Organization of Lowell's Discover Lowell!
• There's A LOT going on in Greater Lowell! Check out this event listing for nonprofit events.
• Florence named Lowell head coach
• Our friends from The Reduced Shakespeare Company are bringing "The Complete World Of Sports (abridged)" back to Massachusetts for 1 night only at The Hanover Theatre in Worcester this Wednesday. If you want to see the show again, or missed it a
• Support the Dream Factory of Merrimack Valley while enjoying a delicious meal at the Chateau Restaurant in Andover!
• Fatal car crash closes busy NA road
• #Lowell NHP's daily walking tours are back. Join us at the Visitor Center daily @ 230pm for a new take on the city
• Prosecution begins in Gribble case
• Nuns sue Archdiocese
• Bobcat boost in NH
• Thinking about what to do with the kids this summer, consider Tsongas Industrial History Center's Summer Day Camp
• It's Opening Night of "Two Jews Walk Into A War..."
• Tewksbury win state hockey title in OT
• We hope you enjoy the first day of Spring! :-)
• Gadhafi promises 'long war'
• Japan disasters toll tops 8,400
• Andover girls capture state basketball title
• Bishop Guertin nets state hoop title
• U.S. fires on Libya
• A Facebook page for Artbotics has been created! Go "Like" it!
• Congratulations to Jeanne Osborn (President and CEO of the Chamber) who became a grandmother this weekend! And a big congrats to the happy new parents, Chris and Ashley Osborn!
• Have a great weekend!
• Obama begins S. America tour
• GOP: Senate should pass cuts
• Volunteers clean sewage disks in N.H.
• Exhibit Listing at Whistler House Museum of Art
• Tyngsboro firm indicted
• 2 contested races face Littleton voters
• Patrick says tunnel chief erred
• Wind gust downs pine, power lines
• Two Jews Walk Into A War... by Seth Rozin, directed by Melia Bensussen. At Merrimack Repertory Theatre March 17 - April 10, 2011. Featuring Jeremiah Kissel and Will LeBow.
• Car stop yields wad of cash, drugs
• If you want to see "Two Jews Walk Into A War..." this weekend, get your tickets now. The Saturday 8pm and Sunday 2pm shows are almost sold out, but there are still some tickets available for tonight's 8pm show and Sunday at 7pm.
• Host, teens busted in booze bash
• Jury still out in 'guns for drugs' trial
• Next Tuesday, March 22nd is Networking on the Threes - our version of speed networking. Stand up in front of 20 people and tell them about your business for 3 minutes. (Talk about a captive audience!) It's from Noon-1:30pm at Beaudoin & Associat
• Japan nuclear crisis now 'Level 5'
• Missing 'tub grinder' found
• Finger biter held on bail
• #Lowell National Historical Park and the Student Conservation Association are looking for students ages this summer
• Hope you heard Maggie H on WCAP. Women's SInging Traditions, tomorrow @ ST Anne's Church here in #Lowell @ 8pm
• We just launched a new blog! Follow us on Tumblr!
• Lowell man pleads innocent in slaying
• Happy 150 to Italy on it's unification anniversary Some nice pics here
• Pheasant Lane begins $10M rehab
• Just in time for tonight's first preview of "Two Jews Walk Into A War..." is this interview featuring Seth Rozin, Will LeBow and Jeremiah Kissel from today's Lowell Sun.
• Gingrich makes St. Patrick's Day rounds in N.H.
• #Lowell National Historical Park and the Student Conservation Association have paid internship ops for students ages 18 and over including ranger and trolley interns.
• massage ME & bodyworks is offering $100 gift certificates for $50! Today only :-)
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! Joining Danielle Bergeron and Jeanne Osborn on Business Lunch today are LowellBank, BBBS to talk about the Big Brothers Big Sisters - Annual Comedy Night and Medi Weightloss Clinic. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP!
• It's Pay What You Can Night for "Two Jews Walk Into A War..." tonight at 7:30. Tickets go on sale at 4:30 at the box office. Suggested donation is $10. Hope to see you at the theatre.
• Pelham library head indicted in Revere theft
• Lowell Historical Society presents Dick Howe Jr. 6th. Regiment of Lowell Part 1 @ #Lowell NHP Mar 27 @ 1130am #CW150
• Missing Lowell boy, 15, found
• Essex Society of Genealogists to host "Tracing the Irish in the American Civil War" Mar 19
• Water dropped on Japan reactor
• Washington Post apologizes for plagiarized material
• Japan begins air drop on stricken reactor
• Pelham falls in state semifinals
• Heading over to final dress rehearsal of "Two Jews Walk Into A War..."
• Boxing event in Boston called off
• Networking After Hours tonight at the UMASS Lowell Inn & Conference Center from 5-7pm. Join us on 50 Warren Street in Lowell for a mixer FREE to all Chamber members!
• Lester will start Opening Day
• Accident knocks out power in Acre
• Thanks to The Sun News for attending our Legislative Breakfast yesterday! We truly appreciate their support.
• UMass Medical School head gets pay hike
• Our visitor center rehab is coming along. New floor is down (industrial grade recycled rubber)
• Thank you to The Friends of MRT, Tutto Bene, Carven Catering and everyone who attending last night's Wine Tasting for making the event a success!
• Bill allows car registrations at N.H. dealerships
• DId you know the #NationalPark Service has some pretty cool stuff on line for kids? Take a look
• Fidelity Investments leaving Marlboro
• Down in the Blackstone RIver Valley NHA, Robert Goddard launches first liquid rocket on this day in 1926
• 3 dogs that attacked N.H. officer euthanized
• Cross-examination in N.H. burglary slaying Wednesday
• Japan abandons stricken nuke plant over radiation
• Discs wash up on Lowell shores
• N. Middlesex budget may mean 45 jobs cut
• An interesting article for small business owners and retailers.
• Tierney's wife finishes prison term
• The Friends of MRT Wine Tasting is tonight from 6-8:30pm at our Bagshaw Mills rehearsal space. Tickets are available at the door.
• DeLeo proposes Probation hiring overhaul
• Thank you to all those who came to the Dirty Dog Exchange and made it such a groovy event! Don't worry if you've missed it, expect another one coming up soon!
• Thank you to everyone who attended this morning's Legislative Breakfast! Now on to the next thing - a mixer tomorrow night at the UMASS Lowell Inn and Conference Center. Best part about it? It's FREE!
• Japanese stocks plunge on radiation fears
• Hugh Cummiskey shot by rioters -1833. Interesting article from richardhowe.com in recognition of Irish Cultural Week
• Man stranded six days on ledge rescued
• Moose attacks boy
• Four found dead in Florida
• NH examines death penalty bill
• NH considers deadly force bill
• Bus crashes on N.J. Turnpike; killing 2
• Japan: New radiation leaks harmful to health
• Playwright Seth Rozin and actors Jeremiah Kissel and Will LeBow talk about TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR... Don't miss this video! And remember previews for TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR... begin Thursday.
• Clergeau held without bail
• For More Information in debris in the Merrimack River or #Lowell's canals, NH DES has posted info
• Please avoid contact with discs that have collected in the canals or along the Merrimack River . Full story
• We're gearing up for the Legislative Breakfast tomorrow morning. Are you attending? Call 978-459-8154 to reserve your spot.
• Brown scores well in poll
• Mass. beaches fouled by plant discharge
• No contamination in Middleton blast
• Lowell teen due in court for shelter killing
• Ex-coach's perjury trial begins
• Murder trial resumes for N.H. man
• Japan stocks plunge after quake
• #Lowell National Historical Park is featured on the New NationalParks state pages take a look.
• Some reviews of the Irish Cultural presentations here in #Lowell the past week
• Operator: Japan nuke-blast site radiation under control
• Middleton chemical plant explodes, injuring four
• Japan's central bank pumps $85.5 billion in money markets
• Groups to fight MA biofuel plants
• Bus driver's details questioned
• High school scores
• State trooper injured on I-93
• It's gettin' dirty in here!
• It's gettin' dirty in here!
• Come get your photo taken! Arrrrff woof woof!
• The Dirty Dog is open for business! 12-5, get here!
• Volcano erupts in south Japan
• Emergency at 2nd nuclear plant
• Japan shaken by 6.2 aftershock
• Seawater used on nuke in desperation
• Yo, why hasn't anyone guessed my name? I am the dirtiest dog in town. You dig? Come and find out. Tomorrow 12 to 5 Retro-threads
• Lockout leaves NFL in limbo
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant
• Bachmann, Pawlenty visiting N.H.
• Congratulations to Mike Lenzi of Lenzi's for the well deserved award!
• High school scores
• Ex-Carlisle cop out as candidate for chief
• Tewksbury rules the North
• Acton-Boxboro falls in North title game
• Just finished a very funny run-through of TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR... Rehearsals move to the stage tomorrow, and shows begin on March 17.
• MacDonald out as UML hockey coach
• Tides rise along California coast
• MCC opens tsunami info center
• Search for missing girl called off
• If you missed the forum on the #Irish Dig @ St Patricks in #Lowell last night richardhowe.com has a review
• Middlesex Community College has some space available for nonprofits in the Pollard Building located at 67 Middle Street, Lowell. For more information please call Maria Sheehy at 978-656-3105.
• Milinazzo to Kazanjian: I'm sorry
• 40 killed as tsunami slams Japan
• This weekend is Jack Kerouac's 89th Birthday celebration! Join Lowell Celebrates Kerouac for a festive weekend.
• Pregnant woman road rage victim
• More photos of Marlecka modeling fashions from Dirty Dog Exchange: Fashion Trunk Show. This Daylight's Savings, Sunday March 13, join us for the year's swellest shopping event! 12-5pm! Photography by Sopheak Sam. Styling by Michael Sam, Lily M
• The Chamber is proud to sponsor this wonderful event taking place at the American Textile History Museum on St. Patrick's Day!
• Irish Cultural Happning in #Lowell Tonight @ 7pm @ O'leary Library #Umass Lowell Irish Dig Forum
• Don't miss our Wine Tasting next Tuesday, March 15. Tickets are $45 and on sale now at www.MerrimackRep.org.
• Local businesses supporting Lowell's 'budding artists.' What a great concept!
• New Trolley Signals in downtown #Lowell, new Trolley Signal System @ #Lowell NHP
• High court hears ticket-fee case
• Sex offender arrested at Lowell library
• Listen into 980am #WCAP, Ranger Frank talks Tsongas Industrial History Center Summer Camp @710am in #Lowell
• Gribble trial opens in NH
• Brown's family backs book's accuracy
• Beetle battle begins
• More Mass. insurers reconsider high pay
• New #National Park State Pages. Take a look @ #Massachusetts
• Thinking about spring? How about getting involved with a #National Park. Here's a link to help get you started.
• Moderate earthquake hits China; casualties reported
• Dalai Lama says he'll give up political role
• High school scores
• Here's another preview of Marlecka wearing fashions from Dirty Dog Exchange: Fashion Trunk Show. Swing by this Sunday, March 13, @12pm to pick up these retro threads! Modeled by Marlecka Menn, Photography by Sopheak Sam, Styling by Sopheak Sam &
• Deaf-blind appeal state for services
• Will LeBow from TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR... will be live on WCAP 980AM at 9:30AM on Thursday to talk about the show. Be sure to tune in.
• Tomorrow's guests on Business Lunch are Mortgage Financial, Visiting Angels and NEAR (Northeast Association of Realtors). Tune into 980 WCAP from Noon-1pm to listen to Danielle Bergeron, Jeanne Osborn and their guests!
• Groton roads closed due to flooding
• The Chamber just attended a great meeting about bringing some fun elements into Downtown Lowell every Friday night during the summer. What would you like to see (music, sidewalk sales, outdoor grilling, etc.)?
• UMass staff, students support unions
• 21 Pa. priest suspects suspended
• #Lowell Trolleys will be back on track very shortly, a sure sign of spring. Watch for new signal crossings
• Diggin into the history of St. Patricks in #Lowell @ #Umass Lowell Mar 10 @ 7pm thanks to richardhowe.com for pic
• Collection stolen from Methuen church
• Tournament scoreboard
• Check out these wicked threads from our Dirty Dog Exchange inventory! All clothing & accessories will be for sale on Sunday! RSVP now: by Marlecka Menn, Photography by Sopheak Sam, Styling by Sopheak Sam & Lily Mangkhalakhili. More pics to come!
• Pelham, fire station, kindergarten articles fail
• Deputy U.S. Marshal dies of wounds from gun battle
• Please join us on Tuesday, March 15th for the 16th Annual Legislative Breakfast! It's from 7:30 am - 9:00 am at the Courtyard Marriott - Billerica. Program includes Moderator Warren Shaw, a brief presentation from State Legislators and a Q&A Ses
• Our next production, TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR… is based on true story. After receiving a playbill from his parents, who had attended a previous production of the play, a soldier in Afghanistan was able set up a meeting with Zabolon Simentov, one o
• Lowell train passengers rerouted
• #Women's Month #Lowell Continues, Tonite Film Screening -"Who Does She Think She Is" @Lowell NHP Visitor Center 7pm.
• Despite sun, rivers rising
• What an awesome deal! Book a wedding reception through Two Chefs Are Better Than One Catering and be entered to win a FREE cruise!
• "Black Walden: Slavery and its Aftermath in Concord, Massachusetts." Author Elise Lemire @ UMass #Lowell Mar 9 @ 330pm
• Team honors fallen player with win
• Mom charged with locking son in crate
• No chow atop Ground Zero tower
• Four arrested in UNH assault
• "Let Us Wait No Longer!" Minute Man & Salem Rangers pk rangers present @ Old South Meeting House 12;15pm Mar 10
• Xavier wins A-10 championship in Lowell
• Is somebody gonna guess my name or what? Am I just sitting here looking all dude-like and no one saying nothing to me? C'mon what's my handle man. I am a bad dog and you haven't guessed my name yet. Get on the good foot and start yakki
• Tewksbury Rec. director fired
• Ayer man faces child-porn production charge
• You are invited to kick-off this year's Discover Lowell program and event series this Wednesday, March 9th from 5-6:30pm at the ALL Gallery (22 Shattuck Street). Lowell has secured a $30,000 grant from the Mass Cultural Council Adams Arts Program an
• #UMass #Lowell to host a forum on an archeological dig at St. Patrick's Church 2010. March 10 @ 7pm O'Leary Library
• Congratulations to the cast and crew of THE EXCEPTIONALS, who finished up a wonderful run on Sunday.
• Not only is #Lowell's "Women's Singing Traditions" featured on nps.gov, but great contests youth on trees and measured drawing
• Middlesex County flood warning issued
• Jazz Night with the Casual Saxtet is back at the Athenian Corner! Tomorrow night beginning at 7:30pm.
• #Lowell NHP and the Tsongas Industrial History Center has released our Summer Camp Schedule and Application.
• History achieved in space
• Storm pummels northern NE
• Distracted driving campaign begins
• Suspect in fatal crash headed to court
• Time to make plans for the week. Lots' happening in #Lowell , #Kerouac Birthday celebrations to Oral History Workshop
• Pa. bus crash kills 1, injures others
• Defense Secretary Gates arrives in Afghanistan to evaluate was progress
• High school scores
• Shawsheen girls win; Westford, NM boys fall
• Our hearts go out to St. Margaret School Alumni, students and staff. St. Margaret School is one of our members and just lost a wonderful leader and friend in 'Miss' Donna Beaubien.
• $1M gift for LGH
• Mass. governor visiting Israel
• What does frozen peas, Springfield, and Gloucester MA have in common? Answer is here
• Senators: Crack down on phony visas
• Libya forces fight advancing rebels
• Come on now, shake a tail-feather, whats my name? I am the dirtiest dog in town. I'm bad.
• #Kerouac Birthday events in #Lowell planned starting Sat, March 11,
• "Lowell Mill Girls, Stories in Cloth" & "Mill Girls, Speak for Yourselves!" today at #Lowell NHP
• High school scores
• Man hospitalized after being struck by car in Lowell
• Cabbie killed in breakdown-lane crash
• Still no guesses? Are you guys kitties?
• A great article about our friends at Sculptor at Strength!
• Gov. Patrick hits road on trade mission
• Is it Cleo? Is it Hank? Is it Clank? Guess my name....
• I am the dirtiest dog in town. Can you guess my name? Tell me and I'll wag my little corkscrew....Dirty Dog is coming watch out...March 13....What's my name?
• Obama wants common ground on budget
• Fear of Libya civil war rises
• High school scoreboard
• Ray Allen saves Celtics
• It really is a mill girl weekend @ #Lowell National Historical Park this wkend. Join us
• "Lowell Mill Girls, Stories in Cloth" Here's a different look at the mill girls of #Lowell, from the textile side
• UML girls hoop coach leaving
• We are a proud sponsor of the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc.'s Grape Expectations Fundraiser. If you are interested in purchasing tickets, sponsoring or donating a silent auction item, please click on this link.
• Patrick names four to Parole Board
• Summer Music Series tickets on sale
• RT @BostonEMPs: Salazar agrees to see the critical role @Lowell_NPS plays in the city #museumsadvocacy We're excited!
• Announcing the cast and creative team for TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR.... Performances begin on March 17.
• There's a lot of entertainment happening here in Lowell! Check out Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Lowell Summer Music Series, Merrimack Repertory Theatre and Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell for upcoming shows, games and more!
• "Forgotten Women of Lowell: The Boardinghouse Keepers" just one of many programs @ #Lowell NHP this weekend Join us
• Pot professor gives it up
• Jury selection resumes in murder case
• NH man pleads guilty to UNH assault
• UML ousted in NE-10 semifinals
• Westford driver injured when flying ice hits his car in N.H.
• Puccia out of Tewksbury race
• Welcome to our new members for February and March: Lowell Sun, Barlo Signs International, Inc., Mehmaz Maghsoudloo, Allure Nails, The Growth Coach, Sharon Gannon, Realtor (Re/Max Prestige), Inform Local, Navitas at UMass Lowell, Look Again Lowell and Mar
• Man struck, killed by truck on I-93 in Wilmington
• Learn about the true story that inspired playwright Seth Rozin to write TWO WALK INTO A WAR... and what he learned from the process.
• #Kerouac's Bday March 12, getting ready for "David Amram, the first 80 Years" screen @ Boott Mills Museum in #Lowell
• Mass. sees job growth
• Join Saints Medical Center tonight for Saints Celebrates Women! This FREE event includes wine, cheese, chocolate and information on the latest health topics. What woman doesn't love these things? <3
• 'Tub grinder' caper in Connecticut
• Children found in Fla. canal
• Kid coach convicted of raping player
• Boston schools store expired food
• Anne Sullivan famous teacher to Helen Keller met on this day in 1887. Ms. Sullivan spent 4 yrs @ #Tewksbury Almshouse
• Treasury: $6.3B return from stock sale by AIG
• High school tourney scores
• Patriot lineman Neal retires
• Please join Danielle Bergeron with her guest co-host Tony Lucacio for Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce on 980 WCAP tomorrow from Noon-1pm. Tomorrow's guests are Terry Christie from Canine Magic, Frank Hynes from Frank Hynes
• Lowell police bust "grow room"
• Group can protest military funerals
• Hope you can join us @ #Lowell NHP this month, a full schedule of programs beginning this weekend
• The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell, Inc. provides a tour of their facility (located on 657 Middlesex Street in Lowell) every Thursday at 4pm. They'd love to show you around! Contact Scott Kennedy at 978-458-4526 ext. 19 or skennedy@lbgc.org.
• Missing UMass student found safe
• N.H. lawmaker eyes lower dropout age
• Auto racing in #Lowell? It's true. Take a look at the historic collection at the Center for #Lowell History has on line
• Private meeting Wed. for complaints against Tyngsboro selectman
• Families request land for R.I. fire memorial
• Minute Man National Historical Park listed as a National Park Getaway, not a bad idea.
• #Lowell Women's Month continues with "The Forgotten Women of #Lowell: The Boardinghouse Keepers," Sat @230pm
• Known as the home of the Springfield Armory National Historic Site, Springfield, MA is also home of Theodor Geisel, aka Dr. Seuss born on this day in 1904
• Jury selection continues in N.H. home invasion trial
• 7 Year Anniversary Celebration!
• High school scores
• Come to the Dirty Dog Exchange: Fashion Trunk Show on March 13, 2011 @12-5pm to hear the soothing acoustic talent of Jasper Som!
• UML freshman reported missing
• House passes bill to cut spending, avert shutdown
• Thank you to everyone who attended the Annual Business Planning Seminar today! The Parker House Grille provided a delicious lunch and Pouli, The Growth Coach, gave an excellent presentation.
• Iron Jawed Angels tonight at #Lowell National Historical Park's Visitor Center 7pm. In celebration of Women's Month
• Final week of THE EXCEPTIONALS. Be sure to catch the show before it ends on March 6.
• Caulfield won't seek re-election
• Thanks to President Grant for signing legislation establishing Yellowstone National Park on this day in 1872
• Check out nps.gov and all the happenings for Women's History Month
• Congress to grill Fed chairman
• Town to 'shame' property owners
• NH bill would legalize medicinal pot
• From @richardhowe.com, #Lowell Parks Conservation Trust will have the author of "Brilliant: The Evolution of Artificial Light" Mar 10
• Tourney Scoreboard
• UMass Lowell men on top
• Jane Russell, star of '40s and '50s films, dies at 89
• Bail set at $50G in home invasion
• 6 stores closed at T.J. Maxx Plaza
• Jack-knifed truck blocks Lowell road
• The Coalition for a Better Acre has an opening for an After School Assistant.
• Have you signed up for tomorrow's Annual Business Planning Seminar yet? Join us and Jim Pouliopoulos, The Growth Coach, at The Parker House Grille for this FREE seminar. There's nothing better than a FREE seminar and lunch for our members! Call
• Littleton crash scene cleared
• Archbishop Tutu to speak in Mass.
• Gribble to claim insanity in NH case
• Icy roads means delay at NMRSD
• Bale, wins Oscar for 'The Fighter'
• Congratulations to Christian Bale and Melissa Leo for winning the Oscars for Best Supporting Male and Best Supporting Female for The Fighter. Bale even gave Lowell a shout out. Kudos to all involved in the filming of The Fighter and for Micky Ward and Di
• Christian Bale wins Best Supporting Actor for 'The Fighter'
• Leo wins Best Supporting Actress for 'The Fighter'
• 14 killed in Mexico carnage
• NZ infant boy laid to rest
• Thanks to the Lowell Film Collaborative and the US Army for their support of the screening of Gandy Dancers & our "Calling Track & Military Cadence calls" program today. Also thanks to all who came, give us your feed-back!
• Libya chaos stirs global oil panic
• Catholic college fires gay prof
• Merrimack Repertory Theatre artists and productions are up for a total of 9 Independent Reviewers of New England Awards this spring. FOUR PLACES has been nominated for Best Production of a Play, and MRT's Artistic Director Charles Towers is nominate
• Boehner talks to religious broadcasters
• Hall of Famer Duke Snider dies, 84
• 9 killed in attack on Congo's Kabila
• The Lowell Sun calls THE EXCEPTIONALS "an incisive, witty and, above all, heartfelt dissection of the dilemma of raising and educating gifted children."
• MA firm uses sun, water to make fuel?
• Tunisian PM to resign
• Somalian fighting kills at least 115
• Now's the time to make dinner plans for tomorrow night! For every Oscar that the The Fighter brings home, the Athenian Corner will give 10% off tomorrow night (excluding alcohol). Since the Lowell-based movie is up for 7 awards, you could get 70% of
• UML basketball marches forward
• Small plane crashes in Hudson River
• Hope you can all join us for a very special program tomorrow on "Track Calling & Military Cadence Calls," and the screening of the documentary "Gandy Dancers" tomorrow @ 2pm
• Confronting Slavery and Revealing the "Lost Cause"
• Obama: Government shutdown bad for economy
• Tripoli residents: Gadhafi arming civilians
• N.H. to vote on gay marriage repeal
• Check out Merrimack Valley Magazine online for some more Dining for Dollars pictures taken by Adrien Bisson Photography!
• U.S. closes Libya embassy
• Two indicted in New Year's slaying
• Man indicted in Lowell shelter slaying
• 18 Tewksbury teens charged at party
• Home invasion suspect faces hearing
• Americans leave Libya by ferry
• The Chamber wishes Tom Parrish the best of luck as the new Executive Director at the Geva Theatre Center in Rochester NY. We will truly miss him here in Lowell! The Merrimack Repertory Theatre has big shoes to fill. Thank you Tom for all that you've
• 2 Mass. hospitals mark 200-year anniversary
• Did you know that the Mambo Grill delivers now? They are located at 29 Merrimack Street in Downtown Lowell. Here's their phone number 978- 458-1739.
• Depleted Celtics fall on road
• N.H. bill to retain violent inmates
• Celtics trade five players in three deals
• Check out pictures from Dining for Dollars courtesy of Adrien Bisson Photography. Adrien also took pictures for Merrimack Valley Magazine that night. A big thanks to both!
• Autopsy: Blunt force killed Nashua boy
• We are now accepting applications for our 2011 Community Service Scholarship. All local high school seniors are invited to apply!
• Gadhafi forces strike back
• Nashua teacher struck by student
• Dirty Dog Exchange! Join us at our first fashion trunk show, where we'll be selling pieces from ARTicle fashion line's collection as well as quality hip and funky secondhand garments, accessories, and more! Be there and enjoy the fun! More info
• High school scores
• Ashley Sullivan leaves 'Idol' with a smile, and a marriage vow
• 2 held in Billerica home invasion
• Tomorrow's Guests on Business Lunch are Sue Murphy from the Billerica Neighborhood Brigade, Dave Shanahan from Toner Express and Corinne Scholmburg from Coldwell Banker. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP (980AM or streaming live at www.980wcap.com)
• Obama abandons anti-gay wed law
• AG's office probes death of Nashua boy, 3
• Please join us next Tuesday, March 1st for a 2011 Annual Business Planning Seminar with Jim Pouliopoulos - The Growth Coach. This seminar is FREE to all Chamber members and includes lunch. Thanks to Jim and The Parker House Grille for making this possibl
• Sudbury terror suspect seeks release
• Double shot of happening @ #Lowell NHP on National Park Service Track Calling & Military Cadence Calls + Kidsweek
• Haverhill church recoups stolen money
• Maine police: Ski-lift accident no crime
• 'Burly Bandit' from Lowell gets 10 years in jail in Maine courtroom
• Mass. home sales up, prices down
• Please join us tomorrow (2/23) from Noon-1:30pm for a FREE Networking at Noon. Thank you for Beacon Federal for hosting! Beacon Federal is located at 116 Chelmsford Street in Chelmsford.
• Another great review for THE EXCEPTIONALS!
• Drugs suspected in Wilmington fatal
• Embattled former state senator in court
• Police seek help in home-invasion case
• Today we are welcoming the freshman class of Lawrence Academy for a student matinee performance of THE EXCEPTIONALS.
• Great story on the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911 & a centennial commemoration scheduled for March 25
• Lynn Shomakers go on strike on this day in 1860 Read all about it
• Barney Live in Concert - Birthday Bash!
• High school scores
• Mass. gas prices up 2 cents per gallon
• Pedestrian killed in Wilmington
• Lawmaker wants snow-free windshields
• Oil above $89 as Libya protests spread
• NH votes on kindergarten repeal
• Decrying search, pol boats it home
• Please join us this Wednesday, February 23rd for a Billerica Round Business Table. Guest Speakers: Steve Mallette - Health Care Issues, Mike Epsztein - Strategies in Retention, Stacey Renna - Available Grants, Ray Anstiss Jr. - New 2011 Tax Laws. 7:30-9:
• One thing is sure. We have to do something. We have to do the best we know how at the moment... If it doesn't turn out right, we can modify it as we go along. - Franklin D. Roosevelt
• High school scores
• Man shot, three sought in Billerica home invasion
• Balloon foils Chelmsford transformer
• Power out in Chelmsford
• Another HUGE thank you to Mt. Pleasant Country Club, Lenzi's, Paul Belley and the FunRazors, Adrien Bisson Photography, the Chamber staff and the Dining for Dollars Committee for making Friday night our best Dining for Dollars to date!
• 20 firefighters hurt battling blaze in wind
• 2 youth hurt in NH snowmobile crash
• Son killed, father hurt in shooting
• Boston IRS office to hold Saturday hours
• Libya, Yemen crack down on protests
• Reps. cut help to schools, housing, heat
• Obama: Science + math = better jobs
• Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for Dining for Dollars! Congrats to our winners Ann Scanlon ($1,000), Karon Bergeron ($2,500) and Bernie Gilet ($5,000)! Did you have fun?
• High winds KO power across region
• Wind, cold coming back this weekend
• Lowell football coach Moore quits
• We just finished decorating the hall for Dining for Dollars tonight! Check out the Celtics jacket Jeanne Osborn is wearing - that's one of our prizes! A special thanks to Lenzi's for catering the event, the Funrazors for playing at no cost and
• Patrick Meighan of The Nashua Telegraph calls THE EXCEPTIONALS "a highly successful, intelligent and chilling play."
• Where's your will to be weird? - Jim Morrison
• Check out photos from yesterday's Business Lunch radio show on 980 WCAP!
• Lowell High bomb threat a hoax
• Trash fire leads to evacuation
• Mom, boyfriend charged in tot's death
• Ladd & Whitney Monument Dedication from Harper's Weekly here in #Lowell. More to come in #CW150
• Kids Week #lowell's Hidden History & Gandy Dancers the film #LowellNHP
• High school scores
• Tewksbury native delivers more 'Idol' drama, survives to sing again
• Ex-Tyngsboro teacher guilty on child-porn charges
• Police: Undercover Lowell officers hurt when teen runs red light
• Suit cites abuse by ex-Boston doctor
• The Boston Globe says THE EXCEPTIONALS "creates excitement and suspense around the most basic parenting questions." Read the full review online or in today's paper.
• We're so excited for Dining for Dollars tomorrow night! Only 225 tickets will be sold and we added 2 new grand prizes. 1st prize: $5,000, 2nd prize: a Caribbean vacation valued at $2,500, 3rd prize: $1,000, 4th prize: Red Sox tickets, 5th prize: Bos
• Palin faces mainstream media
• Rape trial of Leominster priest begins
• NH considers gay marriage appeal
• Patrick to unveil health care plan
• Believe in life! Always human beings will live and progress to greater, broader, and fuller life. - W. E. B. Du Bois
• High school scores
• Sullivan's 'Idol' dream lives on
• Sullivan's 'Idol' dream lives on
• Tomorrow's guests on Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce are Cavaleiro's Restaurant, Helping Hands Family Chiropractic and Allure Nails. Tune in from Noon-1pm on 980 WCAP to listen to Jeanne Osborn, Danielle Bergeron and
• THE EXCEPTIONALS is on stage thru March 6, but our production team is already preparing for our next show, Seth Rozin's comedy TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR... Rehearsals begin next Thursday, so be on the lookout for a cast and crew announcement coming s
• Brown sexually abused as a child
• No weapons found in search at Nashoba Tech
• In the military tradition, cadence calls are a proud part of service #Lowell NHP will present the documentary Gandy Dancers
• Boston Marathon revamps registration
• Hudson, NH, hacker to be sentenced
• Our first review for THE EXCEPTIONALS!
• Listen in to 980am WCAP this Friday as Ranger Joann talks about Kids Week #Lowell @ 710am
• Today is the last day to apply for SCIP #Lowell NHP applications and info can be found here.
• Community Teamwork's Big Brothers Big Sisters is hosting their Annual Comedy Night on March 23rd. Check out the event page for details, to donate a silent auction or for sponsorship information!
• NH PTV could lose state funding
• French druggist to buy Genzyme
• Massport chief stepping down
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• @richardhowe has a great write up on Chaim Rosenbergs book "The Life & Times of Francis Cabot #Lowell, 1775-1817"
• U.S. military HQ in Mideast watching Gulf unrest
• Kids Week in #Lowell begins this Monday. Visit our web site for a complete schedule of events & activities
• Car careens 25' off Wilmington bridge
• Former champ Ruiz at Golden Gloves Tuesday
• #New Bedford, MA Nominated as one of 12 Distinct Destinations from the National Trust visit New Bedford Whailing NHP
• RT @knithistory: Happy bday Susan B! @amhistorymuseum: Today in 1820: Suffragette Susan B. Anthony is born. Trademark red shawl:
• February's Eblast features Tony and Laura Rocha of EFTS Merchant Services. You can visit them online at
• Car careens off bridge in Wilmington
• I believe that every person is born with talent. - Maya Angelou
• Dalai Lama's nephew killed in Fla.
• FEELING LUCKY? Have you bought your Dining for Dollars ticket yet? For $100, you'll be entered to win $5,000, a Caribbean vacation ($2,500 value) or $1,000! Keep it all for yourself or split a ticket with your friends, family or coworkers.
• Mass. soldiers deploying Tuesday
• 'Hippopotamus' dog a hit at show
• NA coach faces kiddie porn rap
• Hundreds of T employees earn $100K
• Coming up @ #Lowell NHP, Kidsweek Feb 21-26 & Calling Track & Cadence Calls, featuring a screening of Gandy Dancers Feb 27
• Educators, The National Park Service and the National Park Foundation are getting ready a field trip to the Sea join us
• High school scores
• BC beats Northeastern to win Beanpot
• Patriots franchise Logan Mankins
• Stabbing suspect held on bail
• #Lowell NHP will be hosting a real program on Sunday, Feb 27th on "Calling Track & Military Cadence Calls" From Sat
• Thank you to everyone for a wonderful opening night of THE EXCEPTIONALS. If you caught the show, please let us know what you thought.
• <3 We love our members and wish all of you a Happy Valentine's Day! <3
• Two more skiers helped from Vt. woods
• Body found in Brockton trash
• New duds to cost more
• Fumes kill Peabody man
• "Jeanne, Thank you for interviewing me on 980 WCAP yesterday. It was a lot of fun to speak with you and Danielle on air. I actually received a couple of text messages from some friends who listened in during the program and they thought it had gone
• Wiz Khalifa Ready To ‘Roll Up’ To The Tsongas Center At Umass Lowell
• Everybody's youth is a dream, a form of chemical madness. - F. Scott Fitzgerald
• Pregnant teen stabbed at youth home
• RI crime lab backed-up to 2007
• WWII flyers from MA to be buried
• The Athenian Corner will be hosting a book signing with local author Stephen O'Connor next Sunday, February 20th. Check it out!
• Gas leaks puts elderly in the cold
• High school scores
• Hope you'll have a chance to stop by #Lowell National Historical Park for "Hidden History @ 2 & Mexican Chocolate Traditions @ 4 today
• Egypt opposition to end protest in Cairo square
• Lowell residents can see tonight's performance of THE EXCEPTIONALS for only $10! Lowell Night tickets go onsale at 5pm. Performance at 8pm. Proper ID required.
• Nashua woman loses battle to keep parrots
• Happy Birthday President Lincoln! Last time he was in #Lowell, 1848 or about his boyhood home
• It's going to be a chocolate day. Talks, samples and the movie "Chocolat" today in #Lowell. Join us
• The Exceptionals by Bob Clyman running February 10 - March 6, 2011 at Merrimack Repertory Theatre. Featuring Carolyn Baeumler, Catherine Eaton, Judith Lightfoot Clarke and Joseph Tisa. Directed by Charles Towers.
• Patrick, Obama advisor to huddle
• We are working on improving our page by utilizing the new Facebook Pages to it's fullest! On the lefthand side of our page you'll notice all the Chamber members that we 'like'. Please take a look at all of these wonderful businesses.
• School vacation in #MA & #NH is coming up soon. Kids Week #Lowell is the place to be. Join us
• Thanks to the #Lowellsun for the great article on the 25th #LowellFolkFest
• Thanks to Cavaleiro's Restaurant for hosting February's Networking After Hours. The food was great, the music was fantastic and the ambiance couldn't be beat. Our members are loving that ALL of our Mixers are FREE and it showed by last nig
• Trinity EMS has launched a new website. Check it out and let us know what you think!
• UMass student fees may increase
• Racy videos sink Colby prof
• Tensions rise in Egypt
• Bloomberg says he sorry for Irish slur
• Bullying suspect wants charges dismissed
• Attorney responds to Lowell School Committee statements
• Celtics' Allen sets 3-point record
• Make a weekend in #Lowell this weekend. Chocolate & Hidden History Join us at the park Saturday & Sunday bit.ly/f8g4Sj
• Fine lower than expected for Saints
• Tickets for tonight's Pay What You Can Night performance of THE EXCEPTIONALS are on sale now. Come on down to the box office. Show at 7:30pm.
• Mass. limits junk food in schools
• Ranger David on tomorrow on 980 am WCAP @ 7:10am. David will be talking "Chocolate Traditions & Happenings in #Lowell on Saturday, Feb 12
• Military says Mubarak will meet protesters demands
• Wells Emporium is hosting a "Book Signing Event" tomorrow from 7-9pm. Meet Bob Hyldburg and get a copy of Total Patriots!
• 'Living in Allentown' not so rosy today
• Ocean State considers gay marriage
• Racy pix leads to rep's resignation
• Joining Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron on Business Lunch are Inform Local and Growth Coach. Tune in from Noon-1pm to see who their 3rd guest will be. 980AM or streaming live at 980wcap.com.
• High school scores
• Schools in Ayer, Littleton, Shirley remain closed on Thursday
• Quick peek at whose coming to the 2011 Lowell Folk Festival
• Wilmington glass company destroyed by fire
• Patrick considered resigning
• Check out the new THE EXCEPTIONALS video!
• State backs share of Dracut High rehab
• Final dress rehearsal for THE EXCEPTIONALS is tonight. Tomorrow is Pay What You Can Night, so starting at 4:30pm Thursday come on down, name your ticket price, and be a member of the first audience to see THE EXCEPTIONALS. Show starts at 7:30pm.
• In addition to winning up to $5,000 at Dining for Dollars, there's also a chance to win some great raffle items if you attend that night. Tickets are selling FAST. Call 978-459-8154 to reserve your ticket. Who knows... maybe these scratch tickets ar
• Vacant greenhouse collapses in Tewksbury
• RT @ParksTraveler: NPCA honors Valley Forge NHP supt & chief planner Congrats former #Lowell NHP alum
• RT @USFWSNortheast: #MA - Parker River NWR- Merrimack River Eagle Festival- Sat, Feb. 12 starting @ 9 ,#lowell not far
• There's a lot going on at the GLCC tomorrow, February 10th! - SBA Workshop at our office from 10am-Noon - Business Lunch at 980WCAP from Noon-1pm - Networking After Hours from 5pm-7pm at Cavaleiro's Restaurant And the best part about it? All o
• #Lowell NHP is thrilled to be featured on the #Nationalparkservice home page Join us this weekend for chocolate
• Mich. police: Fitchburg man had sex with girl, 13, he 'married' in online game
• Mass. mental-health worker safety under review
• Gardner woman charged with stealing form seniors
• High school scores
• Roof collapse threat closes schools
• Spat between WCAP owners ramps up
• In addition to giving our members the opportunity to go on WCAP (radio) and LTC (tv) for free, we also do not charge for our mixers. We're very excited about this new addition to freebies here at the GLCC!
• LaBonte transferred to hospital
• Cock kills man at cockfight
• Looking ahead, "David Amram: The First 80 years!" coming up @ #Lowell NHP's Boott Cotton Mills Museum March 12
• Computer pioneer Olsen dies
• Ex-federal agent appeals conviction
• Judge frees Tang
• What does Mole poblano, grinding stones and cacao beans have in common? #Lowell National Historical Park has the answer bit.ly/g5cTJQ
• High school scores
• Officials: Bedford fire likely caused by torch
• Roof snow triggers Ayer schools closing
• Speaker DeLeo breaks ankle
• Bruins' Savard out for season
• We have some exciting news here at the GLCC. We are no longer charging for our Networking After Hours mixers! It's another FREE opportunity for our members to network and do 'biz' together. Our next Networking After Hours is this Thursday
• Cars crushed in Lowell roof collapse
• Temporary Educational Technician at Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area position now posted
• Ammo dump fuels NH fire
• Snow melts, but roof concerns linger
• Cocaine swallower faces judge
• The Parker House Grille is featured today on Groupon. Check out this one day deal to get $30 worth of food and drinks for $15. Did we mention that the Parker House is delicious?
• Buffalo Soldiers. A fascinating story of the early protectors of #Yosemite National Park
• Chaim Rosenberg, author of The Life & Times of Francis Cabot #Lowell, 1775 will speak @ Needham Public Library Feb 15
• A man growing old becomes a child again. - Sophocles
• Aguilera flubs the Anthem
• It's unanimous: Brady MVP
• Kudos to George Villaras the Chair of the Downtown Lowell Business Committee. He received the Volunteer Award at this year's Winterfest. Thank you for all of your hard work George!
• On this day in 1887, political activist Florence Luscomb was born in #Lowell MA
• Boy, 17, injured in Lowell hit-and-run
• Ayer-Shirley school study rejected
• Dr. Pat Malone on Waterpower in Lowell
• Bill would give Mass. diners tax holiday
• Obama: Gov't, business must partner
• Hudson voters back raises, field
• Leadership of Egypt's ruling party resigns
• Winterfest has officially begun! What's your must-do at this staple event?
• Call for Entries: Looking at Lowell -- a juried exhibition featuring the architecture, landscapes, festivals, rivers, canals, and people of Lowell. Entries can be from all media including; oils, acrylics, photography, sculpture, fiber and digital media.
• High school scores
• Roof concerns prompt evacuation of some Chelmsford mobile homes
• Tewksbury car dealer closes after snow on roof damages building
• Wanted sex offender with Lowell ties arrested in R.I.
• RT @RangerWhitt: Congrats! RT @natlparkservice: Congratulations to Parks Canada on its 100th Anniversary! LNHP loves PC!
• Man killed in Bedford home blaze
• Saints' bond rating takes another hit
• No waivers to 180-day school rule
• MRT Artistic Director Charles Towers and actresses Carolyn Bauemler and Catherine Eaton share their thoughts about working on THE EXCEPTIONALS, which begins previews on February 10.
• Dick H posted an excellent pic of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in #Lowell, thanks to @richardhowe.com
• Here's a background on Francis Cabot #Lowell and his family, thanks to @KevinSchindler
• @ #Lowell NHP this weekend, Hidden History, Sat, Mill Girls & Immigrants , Sun "#Lowell: Americas Water Lab," @230pm.
• James Fenimore Cooper's "Last of the Mohicans " is published on this day in 1826
• Perjury trial for Littleton coach begins
• Snow dumping debate rages on
• Ski lift was overdue for inspection
• TGIWF (Thank God it's Winterfest Friday)! Start planning your weekend now by taking a look at these Winterfest Warmers.
• High school scores
• Clenchy chosen Littleton superintendent
• Clenchy chosen Littleton superintendent
• Listen in to 980am WCAP here in #Lowell, I (Ranger Phil) will be on @ 7:10am . This week, Hidden History, Kids Week, Chocolate Traditions
• Westford school administrative offices evacuated as precaution
• "Mugwumps," & the "spoils system," and a professional civil service. Great article by @Douglas Harvey here
• Hunts Falls Bridge work Thursday evening; expect delays
• Dr. Pat Malone speaks of the Canals of #Lowell at this podcast
• There's a lot going on today! Tune into Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce today at noon (980AM or streaming live at 980wcap.com) and come on down to the UML ICC for the Grand Opening of their new restaurant.
• Man flees Hudson blaze
• Boston Archdiocese plans reorg
• Rogue Cape turkey a Kennedy?
• Most wanted sex perps listed in Mass.
• Wanted to take a moment to reflect on the passing of Ranger Chris Nickel from Hovenweep NM, who collapsed & died @ work on Jan 29,2011 RIP
• #Lowell & all of New England remember this day in 2002, the NE Patriots won their 1st Super Bowl
• I tell you, the more I think, the more I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people - Vincent Van Gogh
• Lowell parking ban ends Thursday morning
• Belichick named Coach of the Year
• Roof collapse leads to evacuation
• Commuters fuming with rail service
• → The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce: Tomorrow's guests on Business Lunch are Dr. Michael Szarek DMD, The Winterfest Committee and The Dining for Dollars Committee. Tune in at noon on Thursday to 980 AM WCAP!
• Lowell residents pinched on drug charges
• Catherine Eaton from THE EXCEPTIONALS is live right now on WCAP 980. www.980wcap.com
• I dont think my bundle worked so here is Kids Week & Hidden History
• Three suspended for river snow dump
• OK, it's snowingand things are slow (4 today) but #Lowell's Hidden History & Kids Week are coming up (hope this works)
• Storm's second wave pummels region
• 'Phil' predicts early spring
• Boston's secret weapon: Tito
• All this snow is making me think of chocolate, and #Lowell (NHP & The Brush Art Gallery) is the place to be Feb 12
• MBTA chops three Lowell commuter trains for Wednesday
• Brown's bills on jobs draw support
• Report: Overhaul needed for Mass. Probation Dept.
• MRT turns 32 years old today!
• Snow cancels Winterfest's Human Dog Sled Races
• Golden Gloves remain on schedule Tuesday
• Despite the storm, the City of Lowell is busy getting ready for Winterfest this weekend!
• Well, the snow is getting the best of us. #Lowell National Historical Park will be closing @ noon today we'll keep you posted on tomorrow
• Tewksbury trash pickup, recycling postponed
• If u want to know more about #Lowell and the city's namesake Francis Cabot Lowell, Chaim M Rosenberg's book is for u.
• Police: Contractor dumped snow in Merrimack River
• A huge list of sites to visit for Black History Month is available from the National Park Service
• Summer vacation planning? Take a look at the National Park Service Travelers site to help get some ideas
• The US Supreme Court holds it's first session on this day in 1790
• It's February and Kids Week #Lowell is not far off bit.ly/hjfApz
• School cancellations, early releases
• High school scores
• Parking ban in Lowell starts Tuesday at 9 a.m.
• Legislature adjourns till after the storms
• Mass. gas prices hold steady
• Suspect held without bail in slaying at shelter
• Excellent opportunity for students this summer with interest in documentation, drawing, history
• Dining for Dollars tickets are going fast! Remember, you do not have to be present to win the Grand Prizes, although it's going to be such a fun night that we'd love to see you there!
• A reminder from #Nationalparkstraveler to those who made the ultimate sacrifice working for the #National Park Service
• Center slaying held without bail
• Thanks to everyone for a great run of TRYST.
• Lowell_NPS #Lowell Nat'l Historical Park has posted the "Kids Week 2011" schedule, take a look:
• NH towns struggle with snowbanks
• Ireland to boost justice lobbying
• You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. - Mark Twain
• Prints From The Permanent Collection at WHMA
• High school scores
• Bale wins award for 'Fighter' and is joined on stage by Eklund
• R.I. will take up gay marriage bill
• N.H. group warns about carbon monoxide poisoning
• High school scoreboard
• Lowell shelter worker slain; homeless man charged
• Pelham native Yankowskas, partner win U.S. Figure Skating pairs title
• Wilmington man dies in Andover crash
• Why not try someone local for your credit card processing? Tony and Laura Rocha of EFTS are long standing (and outstanding!) members of the GLCC. Give them a call!
• Obama: Innovation key to economic recovery
• Thousands in Cairo defy curfew, demand change
• Parolee charged with threatening ex-congresswoman
• Lawrence officer convicted of rape
• Pelham man held in child-sex assault
• Micky Ward named ABC's 'Person of the Week'
• History & more #Lowell National Historical Park, Farm 2 Factory, Water Laboratory this weekend
• House speaker removes Rep. Charlie Murphy as Ways and Means boss
• Tewksbury home damaged in fire
• Pelham native, partner lead U.S. figure skating championship
• The management transition plan and the appointment of Edgar Cryus as Interim Managing Director of MRT has been announced. Full story at
• Executive Board Member Debbie Genovese Miller cordially invites you to the Grand Opening of the Newest Venue in Lowell!
• Pelham police probe brawl; teen seriously injured
• In future, your car may decide if you are drunk
• Lobbyists donating heavily to Mass. officials
• High school scores
• Water flows again after Lowell break
• Officials hope to have Lowell water-main break fixed Thursday night
• Dunstable library closes after pipes burst
• Networking After Hours TONIGHT is still happening :-) from 5-7pm at Heritage Real Estate www.heritagere.net located at 1201 Westford Street in Lowell. Thanks to Joanne Souza for hosting!
• Lowell teachers rally around Scott
• Tryst by Karoline Leach, running January 6-30 at Merrimack Rep. Featuring Andrea Maulella and Mark Shanahan, directed by Joe Brancato.
• I never came upon any of my discoveries through the process of rational thiking. - Albert Einstein
• Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce is on today! Tune in to hear Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron and their guests - Dream Factory of Merrimack Valley, Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell and Saints Medical Center from Noon-1pm on 98
• Sky clearing following wintry blast
• The Atlantic 10 Women's Basketball Championship
• High school scores
• Patrick plans 900 job cuts, two prison closures
• Historic & Cultural Preservation are being recognized in #Lowell. Send us your nominations
• Vintage Postcard lovers will enjoy Marie's post on @richardhowe #LowellMA remembers it's veterans from WWI
• American history at it's best Teachers, educators, homeschoolers , #Lowell NHP & Tsongas Industrial History Ctr got it
• Fargo hospitalized after fall
• Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. - Steve Jobs
• City parking ban takes effect at 6 p.m.
• Please join us tomorrow night for Networking After Hours from 5-7pm at Heritage Properties and Heritage Real Estate located at 1201 Westford Street in Lowell. We know Joanne Souza will be the hostess with the mostess!
• Lowell school board meets Friday to discuss replacing superintendent
• Sick of winter? Too bad! Another storm heads East
• Our friends @richardhowe.com have some pics of Cote's Market #Lowell Great info #Keepers of Tradition
• Final Weekend of performances for TRYST. Don't miss it, if you haven't seen it yet.
• Rep. Giffords will move to rehab facility
• Patrick will release budget Wednesday; deep cuts expected
• Sagamore Hill National Historic Site Partners with Dickinson State U to Scan Theodore Roosevelt Papers
• A Seattle visitor held a meeting in #Lowell in 1864 Asa Mercer spoke of a scarcity of teachers in Washington Territory
• GOP returns to cutting spending after Obama's State of Union
• Top issues in State of Union: Jobs, deficit, war
• UMass plan makes emergency landing
• 'The Fighter' Micky Ward at Golden Gloves tonight
• Now follow event listings for WHMA on Twitter
• The cast & creative team for THE EXCEPTIONALS has been announced. Performances start February 10.
• Harvard Pilgrim, Tufts weigh merger
• Stay tuned this week to check out all of our great artwork of the past year!
• Lowell receives $350G anti-gang grant
• Check out another one of our members - Verizon Wireless!
• All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
• Ex-Salisbury chief accused of misconduct
• Guns in NH State House worries teachers
• #Lowell National Historical Park would like to recognize #The Fighter for #oscar nomination and visit movie sites
• Six Oscar nods for 'The Fighter'
• Delays on Lowell, Fitchburg rail lines
• On this day in 1787, Shays Rebellion, 2000 attack the federal arsenal at #Springfield @SPCC
• Obama to stress economy in address
• Feds seek 3-year term for Turner
• Burst pipe forces high-rise evacuations
• Bruins blanked by the Kings, 2-0
• High school scores
• Tyngsboro firefighters battling 2-alarm blaze
• Donoghue backs parole reform
• Boy struck by van in Groton
• Police identify LGH car theft suspect
• T scratches two Lowell trains
• #Lowell NHP & #Lowell Heritage Partnership are seeking nominations in Historic & Cultural Preservation
• Our friends at The Space are celebrating the 1 Year Anniversary of the Lowell Jazz Day Camp tonight from 6:30-8:00pm. If you haven't checked out The Space yet tonight is the perfect time to do so!
• Fire destroys Groton home
• Early-morning housefire in Hudson
• Gold discovered at Sutter's Creek in 1848, Commemorated at Marshall Gold Discovery SHS
• Lowell teen killed in Danvers crash
• Lawrence cop's rape trial begins
• T bus driver allegedy drunk
• Baby, it's cold out there
• Donoghue among senators calling for parole reform
• The story of #Boston NHP's Dorchester Heights is here Henry Knox arrive @ Cambridge in 1776
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne dies at 96
• Artbotics applications are due today - hand 'em in!
• The Lowell Connection: The Fight to Save Civil War Battlefields from Marie @richardhowe.com, interesting bit.ly/i0I5Iu
• George Kouloheras, voice for regional schools, dies at 97
• The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are. - Joseph Campbell
• Steelers edge Jets for AFC championship
• Fitness guru Jack LaLane dies at 96
• Packers beat Bears for NFC title
• New Hampshire GOP picks tea party-style leader
• Today is the perfect day to stay inside and do some cleaning. While you're at it, put aside your old computer parts and give ECR International a call. They'll pay you for the parts!
• High school scoreboard
• AP source: Damon and Ramirez agree with Rays
• nice new logo!
• Check out our online member directory to help you network with other members and 'Do Better Biz'!
• N.H. GOP weighs chairman, straw poll
• Obama says opening markets key to jobs
• Report: Damon, Manny to join Rays
• Interim probation chief named
• Billerica schools rocked by departures
• Chelmsford teachers and town reach 'tentative' pact
• Communities brace for state aid cut
• Man lives by imagination. - Henry Ellis
• Fuel spills in Littleton home
• Fluffy snow slows a.m. commute
• This weekend, #Lowell's Hidden History, Sat, Tunes & Tales, Sun, Who is an American. Programs are free & begin @2:30pm
• You could be here! All you have to do is buy a Dining for Dollars ticket. $125 gives dinner for 2 (courtesy of Lenzi's) the night of the event and the chance to win $5,000, a Caribbean vacation or $1,000. Call 978-459-8154, email ctravers@greaterlow
• On this day in 1861, the Famous Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers were organized in #Lowell & Lawrence .
• School cancellations
• High school scores
• Littleton names four finalists for school superintendent
• City declares storm parking ban
• Off to the Acre High School Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Congrats to the Coalition for a Better Acre!
• Mass. unemployment rate holds steady
• I'm not a marketing person. I don't ask myself questions. I go by instinct. - Karl Lagerfeld
• Just had a great photo shoot for THE EXCEPTIONALS. Look for a cast announcement and more coming soon.
• Don't let the snow keep you from learning about #Lowell's history More new waysides to view
• More snow on the way
• Here at #Lowell NHP, our partners at the #Tsongas Industrial History Center are looking for 4-5 museum teachers,
• Friday on 980am WCAP, Ranger Frank will be talking about Teacher Workshops @Tsongas Industrial History Center this summer, listen in @ 710am
• Worcester officer convicted of drug charges
• Lawrence gets $6.6M Fire Department grant
• Jan 20, 1945, Franklin D. Roosevelt, the only president elected to 3 terms in office, is inaugurated to his 4th term.
• Police find more than 50 pounds of pot in Lowell home
• House votes to repeal health-care law
• UML vital in downtown economy
• The Men of Western Ave Studios, Jan 15 to Feb 26, 2011, Reception Feb. 26, 3 to 5 pm
• No charges in Hudson pedestrian fatality
• Acton police seeking bank robber
• Police seek thief in brazen Billerica break-in
• Please tune in to Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron tomorrow for Business Lunch. Joining them will be Edmund Duah from Sculptor at Strength, Peak Coffee & Tea and The Space. Tomorrow from Noon-1PM on 980 AM WCAP. (980AM or streaming live at 980wcap
• Overnight icing prompts many school opening delays
• Top Mass. officials being sworn in Wednesday
• Boston lawyer to list church's accused abusers
• American literary great, Edgar Allen Poe born, visit his home, a National Historic Site in PA
• The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
• Bruins nip the Hurricanes
• Rock promoter Don Kirshner dies in Florida at age 76
• Building inspector Hilaire indicted
• First Peace Corps head R. Sargent Shriver dies at 95
• Pelham man held on $50,000 bail in police standoff
• Lowell school chief leaving post at end of school year
• Bank robbery attempt probed in Acton
• Due to the winter storm, the City of Lowell has declared a Snow Emergency, including a parking ban today. In order to facilitate the safety of staff and visitors and to avoid conflict with City operations, Lowell National Historical Park will be closing
• #Lowell National Historical Park will be closing early today due to continued snow accumulation, drive safe.
• Keady pleads innocent
• Philbin retiring from 'Live With Regis and Kelly'
• Looking for a little something to thank a co-worker or client? Check out this incredible deal at Edible Arrangements! The closest Edible Arrangements is right down the street from us at 60 Merrimack Street in Downtown Lowell. They are always so good to u
• Brace for messy wintry mix
• 1st wireless note sent by Guglielmo Marconi from a beach now part of Cape Cod National Seashore
• Services for fallen NH firefighter
• Sen. Ayotte returning from Afghanistan
• High school scores
• The Pats discount tonight at the Athenian Corner is 21% off! Visit them at 207 Market Street in Downtown Lowell for some delicious Greek and Mediterranean style cuisine.
• Chara leads B's to 7-0 win
• Gas prices rise in Mass. for seventh straight week
• Local NAACP group celebrates MLK
• Human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted. - Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Wishing you a Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day! "The time is always right to do what is right." - Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Giffords condition improves
• Shriver hospitalized in Maryland
• MLK III to pay tribute to father
• “demolition by neglect," Richard Howe writes of the potential fate of the stately Middlesex Court House in #Lowell
• To commemorate the "Bread and Roses" event, several city organizations formed the Bread and Roses Centennial Committee
• Explosion on bus in Pakistan kills at least 15
• Christian Bale is best-supporting actor at Golden Globes
• Patriots upset by Jets
• Will you be tuning into the Golden Globes tonight? We want to see The Fighter win some awards!
• 'The Fighter' up for six awards at Golden Gloves on Sunday night
• Ariz. victim's dad: Boston girl received daughter's organs
• N.H. warns of fraudulent food inspectors
• Interested in JFK and Presidential History, JFK Library's digital archive is on-line
• Snowmobiler hits tree, dies
• Steelers edge Ravens in AFC playoffs
• The Men of Western Ave Studios. Jan 15 to Feb 26, 2011, Reception Feb. 26 3pm to 5pm
• Pelham Standoff Ends Peacefully
• There's so much to do in Greater Lowell. Check out George DeLuca's Come to Lowell for listings of events, museums, restaurants, shops and more. And have a GREAT weekend!
• Standoff at Pelham home enters third day
• Dracut police officer injured in accident
• Anxiety is the handmaiden of creativity. - Chuck Jones
• Patrick to name Middlesex sheriff
• #Lowell's Hidden History @#Lowell NHP ,Who is an American?Satu, January 15 & Mill Girls and Immigrants Sun, January 16
• Congratulations to Jim Wilde and the Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership! The Chamber loves when our members are recognized for their hard work and dedication to Greater Lowell.
• Pelham man barricaded, police in hours-long standoff
• Broadway World says "TRYST is another shining example of what the Merrimack Repertory Theatre does so well."
• Calif. city official who made millions loses volunteer parking lot job
• Mark your calendar for #Lowell Parks Conservation Trust Winter Wildlife Tracking Program 2/5 RSVP, space is limited
• Tennessee county sued over Ten Commandments plaque
• High school scores
• Auburn star Newton turning pro
• Caret named to lead UMass system
• Rep. Tierney's wife gets 30-day prison sentence for tax evasion
• Brown urges states to review gun laws
• Listen in to 980 #WCAP tomorrow @7:10am as Ranger Phil talks about Fee Free admission to the #Boott Cotton Mills Museum
• Three finalists named for UMass prez
• Five Parole Board members resign after officer's slaying
• The snow has been cleared, so we're back on stage tonight with TRYST. There will be a talkback with the actors following the performance. Hope to see you there.
• Schools closed, delayed as some in Greater Lowell still digging out
• "Old Folks at Home ," composer Stephen Foster died on this day in 1864. GA and FL both have state parks in honor
• The author of the rags-to-riches stories , Horatio Alger is born in Revere, MA on this day in 1834.
• Good Morning! #Lowell National Historical Park will open @ 9:00am. Thanks to our maintenance crew for all their hard work with snow removal
• Archdiocese amends school admissions policy in wake of discrimination claim
• Would you like the floor for 3 minutes to talk about your business? If so, call us to sign up for Networking On The Three's on Tuesday, January 18th. It's a free event from Noon-1:30pm at Helping Hands Family Chiropractic (30 Gorham Street, Low
• I work in whatever medium likes me at the moment. - Marc Chagall
• School closings, delays for Thursday
• Due to the snow, we have decided to cancel tonight's performance of TRYST scheduled for 7:30pm. If you have tickets, the box office will be contacting you to exchange your tickets for a future performance. If you have any questions, please call 978.
• RT @Folkways: interview with Ella Jenkins “Sound Sessions of Smithsonian Folkways." Lowell Folk Fest fans listen in
• It is better to create than to be learned, creating is the true essence of life. - Barthold Georg Niebuhr
• Joining Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron on Business Lunch will be Sweet Lydia's, Scott Boyages Promotions and Mortgage Financial. Tune in tomorrow from Noon-1PM on 980 AM WCAP. (980AM or streaming live at 980wcap.com)
• Storm shutters Mass. courts
• Here's a look at who you'll be meeting when you come see TRYST. If you've already seen the show, let us know what you thought.
• Due to inclement weather conditions the GLCC will be closed today. Our staff will be at home all day selling Dining for Dollars tickets. If you'd like to buy one simply respond yes below and someone will contact you within the next day or two.
• Longfellow National Historic Site in Cambridge, MA, re designated as Longfellow House-Washington’s Headquarters National Historic Site.
• On this day in 1912, the labor protest later known as the "Bread and Roses" strike began in Lawrence.
• Due to weather conditions, #Lowell National Historical Park will be closed today. Please be safe
• High School Scoreboard
• School cancellations
• Untitled
• Evergreen Solar to close Devens plant
• Source: Hudson gun incident resolved peacefully
• Major storm bearing down on Greater Lowell
• Auditor: 100 Mass. dams are rated unsafe or poor
• Road rage focus of accident probe
• We hope to see you next week at our WISE Quarterly Event. This event is FREE and open to all woman in business - even if they are not a chamber member. Our guest speaker Sylvia Sass will be offering knowledge and guidance on nutrition and motivation. (7:
• The Boston Globe says “Tryst is sure to intrigue". Check out the full review in today's paper.
• Chelmsford High locked down during routine drug search
• "Battle of the Running Bulls." on this day in 1937, 2 weeks into a sit-down strike by GM auto workers in Flint, MI
• Testimony to resume in Mass. Uzi death trial
• On this day in January 11, 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt declares the Grand Canyon in Arizona a national monument.
• N.H. rep. wants commission to study bed bugs
• Ukrainian admits Mass. ivory-smuggling scheme
• Mass. Gov. Patrick: Security can't trump access
• Find out why this Cod is considered "Sacred" in #MA.
• Auburn nips Oregon for national title
• High school scoreboard
• Whether anyone likes it or hates it or shows up or doesn't, I'd still do it. - G.G. Allin
• Westford continues hearing on Merrill Quarry
• Wilmington firefighters quickly control house fire
• Russell of 'The Fighter' gets Directors Guild nomination
• Tonight is another Pat's Discount Night at the Athenian Corner - 34% off the food portion of your meal!
• The cast of THE EXCEPTIONALS arrives today. Rehearsals begin tomorrow.
• Micky Ward postpones Pelham appearance one week
• Tsongas Industrial History Center a hands-on center where students learn about the American Industrial Revolution
• Ariz. shooting suspect is mum
• Speeding dad-to-be due in court
• T to get tough on parking scofflaws
• Uzi death trial resumes Monday
• Tewksbury crash slows I-495 traffic
• Looking for a directory of Greater Lowell businesses? Look no further than the GLCC! Our member directory features hundreds of business in Greater Lowell by category and name with contact information including phone number, email address and website! Oh
• A good painting to me has always been like a friend. It keeps me company, comforts and inspires. - Hedy Lamarr
• It's Opening Night for TRYST!
• Iceland asks why U.S. targets free speech advocate
• Obscenity deports man from Dubai
• Here's the article in today's The Sun News about our co-chairs Danielle Bergeron and Steve Jones.
• Meeting with voters, Tsongas gets grim news
• Boxboro man, 49, missing since Friday
• Folk's kick puts Jets in Foxboro
• Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords shot, at least 5 slain
• Report: Groups spent $11.5M on Mass. gov.'s race
• Government says Americans now getting too much fluoride
• WikiLeaks: US demanding Twitter account info
• Word of the Year? Linguists say it's 'app'
• Obama says economy moving in right direction
• Mass. Gov. Patrick signs pet trust law
• Boy, 10, struck by hit-and-run driver
• Ayer Selectman Gilles resigns suddenly
• Lowell man arrested for 9th time
• Merrimack Repertory Theatre's Lowell Night is tomorrow night. $10 tickets for Lowell residents. Call the box office for more information - 978.654.4678.
• Chelsea woman held without bail in fire that killed Lowell native
• Residents of Lowell can see Saturday night's performance of TRYST for only $10! Tickets for Lowell Night go on sale at 5pm tommorrow. Please bring your ID and there is a limit of 2 tickets per person. Show starts at 8pm.
• Two arrested in Lowell gun theft case
• Farm to Factory & America's Early Water Laboratory, This weeks Hidden History in #Lowell Join Us
• Space shuttle's last mission delayed
• Everett cops shoot alleged bank robber
• No more 'sex kits' in NH school
• Schilling's company to be in RI by May
• Fannie Farmer, head of the Boston Cooking School publishes a cookbook, which standardizes measurements and more
• Some people think that time is moving faster. I can say I agree with that. - Chris Flisher, Astrologist
• High school scoreboard
• Arrest made in Chelsea fire that killed ex-Lowell woman
• one of Lowell's best works of public art
• in the entrance of our new home
• Pay What You Can Tickets for tonight's performance of TRYST are on sale now, so come on down.
• Former Gov. Paul Cellucci has Lou Gehrig's disease
• Senators ask Parole Board to suspend hearings
• A preview of TRYST, courtesy of the Lowell Sun.
• Listen in tomorrow to 98-0AM WCAP, Ranger Phil will be talking about #Lowell Women's Week and "Because of Her" Awards
• A picture is a poem without words. - Horace
• Mahoney not seeking re-election to Pelham School Board
• Sneak peek of Women's Week offerings at Lowell NHP, take a look
• Feb 13, 2011 Prof Chad Montrie of UMass Lowell will talk Industry and Environment on the Lower Concord River, 1790-1890
• Please tune in to Business Lunch today from Noon-1PM on 980 AM WCAP. We've had a change in our line up - Dr. Mitchell Wachtel will be joining us in place of Conway Insurance. I'm sure Michael Conway will join Jeanne and Danielle soon!
• The Downtown Lowell Business Committee (DLBC) is working on Great Plates 2011. If you are a Downtown Lowell establishment and would like more information, here it is!
• Artistic Director Charles Towers and Executive Director Tom Parrish will be on WCAP live at 11:15 this morning to talk with Nancye Tuttle about the season so far, and what the future holds for MRT. Listen live online at www.980wcap.com
• Patrick prepares for term two
• NH's Lynch to be inaugurated Thursday
• Kiddie porn suspect held in NH
• Troopers probe 'moth' effect in crashes
• The Continental Army, fresh from victories at Trenton and Princeton arrive in Morristown on this day in 1777
• High school scoreboard
• Police: Woman struck by stray bullet on Lowell street
• This week on Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce will feature Anstiss & Co., Conway Insurance and Roberts Chiropractic. Please tune in to 980 WCAP tomorrow from Noon-1pm and listen to Danielle Bergeron, Jeanne Osborn and their
• #Lowell National Historical Park's Hidden History Series schedule is right here , join us weekends in January
• DeLeo re-elected Mass. Speaker of the House
• Bank robbed in Burlington
• The Dining for Dollars Committee just met and we have a lot in store for you including a Family Style sit down dinner from Lenzi's the night of the event!
• Check out this profile on former MRT wardrobe supervisor Kelly Reed, who has gone on to work on Saturday Night Live and on Broadway.
• Art is the truest expression of the soul. It is a soul report - Alex Grey
• Winning Mega Millions tickets sold in Idaho, Wash.
• Budget gap, health care, gambling again facing new Mass. Legislature
• Construction begins on San Francisco's Golden Gate Bride on this day in 1933 great historic photos
• Mass. Lt. Gov. pulls kids from burning van
• For more about the "Bread & Roses" Strike of 1912, mark Jan 15 on your calendar & visit Lawrence Heritage St Pk.
• Currently evolving.
• Carlisle chief admitted to improper relationship with subordinate
• Looking for something to do on Thursday night? Come see the first performance of TRYST. It is Pay What You Can night, so starting at 4:30 you can come down to the theatre and name your ticket price. Suggested donation is $10. Show starts at 7:30. Hope to
• New UMass president could be chosen next week
• Are you a woman in business? Please join WISE on January 19th for our first event in 2011! Our guest speaker is Sylvia Sasso will be offering knowledge and guidance on nutrition and motivation. This event is free so please feel free to bring a friend! (7
• Injured Spider-Man speaks
• Child Uzi death trial opens
• Town to 'shame' landlords
• NH may allow guns in State House
• Expectant dad to fight speeding ticket
• Early in Jan 1912 I.W.W. activities focused on a dramatic ten-week strike of 25,000 textile workers in Lawrence, MA.
• #Lowell & Sequoia & Kings Canyon NP have a lot in common, read on about sister park Samlaut Protected Area
• High school scores
• Mass. gas prices up 3 cents in first 2011 survey
• Did you know that you can display your promotional materials at our mixers for FREE? It's just an added bonus for our members because at the GLCC we realize that all the little costs - $25 here, $50 there - add up and we want to help you be successf
• Partnership, banks to help make historic Lowell energy efficient
• Lowell men held without bail in slaying
• MBTA starts 'quiet car' program on commuter trains
• Lowell pair face arraignment in homicide
• 29 Haverhill firefighters face disciplinary action
• Historic Structures listed on State's "Most Endangered List." #Lowell's Pawtucket Dam within #Lowell NHP's boundries
• The Saints may not be in town, but New Orleans Chalmette Battlefield's new visitor center opens this weekend
• A look at the Pentucket Nation on the banks of the Merrimack prior to the establishment of #Lowell
• In what would be the job of inspiration, Herman Melville sets sail from New Bedford on the Acushnet on this day in 1841
• If I were a better artist, I'd be a painter, and if I were a better writer, I'd write books.. but I'm not, so I draw cartoons! - Charles Schulz
• Marchers mourn victim and violence
• Marchers mourn victim and violence
• Patriots romp over Dolphins
• Peace walk @2p in Highlands
• NH lags on predator commitment
• Wouldn't winning $5,000 be the perfect way to start off the New Year? We're selling tickets for our Dining for Dollars event on February 18th at Mt. Pleasant Country Club. For $125 you get 2 dinners and a chance to win $5,000, a Caribbean vacat
• Join us today for a tour of Lowell @ #Lowell National Historical Park, the Hidden History Series continues @ 2:30, Mill Girls & Immigrants
• Eight shots ring out in Highlands
• 1-1-11
• The Greater Lowell Chamber wishes you a Happy New Year!
• January 1, 1863, the Emancipation Proclamation take effect, ending slavery in rebelling states
• On this day in 1781, the Mutiny of the Pennsylvania Line. The story is told @ #Morristown National Historical Park
• A Happy New Year to all our friends, followers and future guests. Here's to another great year of history in the making, Cheers,
• Happy New Year from everyone at MRT
• Just did a run through of TRYST in the rehearsal hall for the design team. This show is going to be so good!
• Fatal car accident in Dracut
• Man injured in fiery 495 crash
• #Lowell National Historical Park will be closed tomorrow, Jan1, 2011. We will reopen Sunday, Jan 2. Happy New Year!
• A Happy New Year message from Jeanne Osborn, President and CEO of the Greater Lowell Chamber.
• Flier strips to undies in protest
• No pardon for notorious outlaw
• Happy New Year; just don't breath
• Patrick to attend Maguire's funeral
• For last year's words belong to last year's language and next year's words await another voice. - T.S. Eliot
• Car crashes into woods off I-495 in Chelmsford
• Garnett out 2 weeks
• Did you know that you can purchase Boston Celtics tickets at a great rate through the GLCC? We have two games available in 2011: Friday 3/25 vs. Charlotte (14 tickets available) and Friday 4/8 vs. Washington (18 tickets available). Call 978-459-8154 for
• Man pleads guilty in kiddie porn case
• Texas Tenors Canceled
• Cinelli rehabilitated in prison, board said
• 1936, one of the first sit-down strikes in the US autoworkers occupy the G M Fisher Body Plant Number One in Flint, MI
• Was 1862 the most important year in United States history? A call for Academic Symposium @ Homestead National Monument
• Tune in to Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce on 980 WCAP today from Noon-1pm. Ross Mortgage Company, Beaudoin & Associates and Lowell General Hospital with be joining co-hosts Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron. (980am or st
• DA would have nixed parole
• NH hotel among world's best
• An artist cannot fail; it is a success to be one. - Charles Horton Cooley
• Westford seeks bank robber
• Foreclosures lowest since Feb. 2007
• Police furious over officer's killing
• Tomorrow's guests on Business Lunch are Ross Mortgage Company, Beaudoin & Associates Realtors and Lowell General Hospital. Did you know that all of our members have the opportunity to come on this show on 980 WCAP to talk about their business
• Texting T trolley operator pleads guilty
• WOMEN BEATEN, SUSPECT SOUGHT
• Looking forward to meeting the cast of TRYST later this morning.
• The Greater Lowell Chamber does more than just cut ribbons!
• A letter from #Kerouac to Brando Suggesting he play Dean in "On the Road" Thanks to Paul M from richardhow.com
• Skier recalls little wind in lift collapse
• Court closings get stay of execution
• NH law would allow 'Happy Hour' ads
• High school scoreboard
• If, at first, an idea is not absurd, there is no hope for it. - Albert Einstein
• Westford's Scollan nets 300th victory
• Brady, 5 other Patriots make Pro Bowl
• Region's only alcohol and drug detox center to close
• A lot of our members are offering some great post-Christmas deals! Pozitively Young Salon & Spa is offering 30% off of spa services tomorrow (12/28) including massages, facials and nails (spaces are limited). Chantilly Place will give you 10% off of
• Conn. newspaper carrier discovers body in snow
• High winds topple Maine ski lift; several injured
• The Knights of Labor, a labor union of tailors in Philadelphia, hold the first Labor Day ceremonies in America.
• I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours. - Hunter S. Thompson
• Congratulations to Mark and Eva Girolamo, the new owners of The Dubliner Restaurant & Pub - Lowell and one of our newest members. They recently renovated 'The Dub' - it's now a friendly environment with good food and entertainment! Ple
• Five dead in Fla. motel carbon monoxide poisoning
• 400 spend frigid night on A train in NYC nightmare
• Maine teen wants to ban military funeral protests
• Three firefighters hurt in N.H. blaze
• Power mostly restored following storm
• Lowell Holiday Basketball Tournament again postponed
• Spot power outages reported in Lowell
• Congratulations to the winners of our 10th Annual Holiday Raffle - Phyllis Hunt and Patricia Wyld! All of the proceeds of the raffle go to support MRT's education and outreach programs.
• Two arrested in Woburn officer's fatal shooting
• Local DPWs say they're on top of the storm
• Submit your 2011 Community Health Initiatives Grant Request to Lowell General Hospital by January 11th. Thank you to LGH for all you do for the Greater Lowell community!
• If you feel like braving the elements today, the Athenian Corner is offering a 34% off discount off of food if you eat there! (Tuesday is 45% off and Wednesday is 36% - thanks to the Patriots!)
• Most area homes have light and power
• FDR orders his Sec. of War to seize property of Montgomery Ward because it refused to comply with a labor agreement.
• If your interested in youth hostel's on this day in 1934, the US Youth Hostel Movement begins in Northfield, MA
• Due to snow, Lowell National Historical Park will be closed today. Take it easy out there.
• Woburn officer killed in armed robbery
• Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known. - Oscar Wilde
• Patrick declares state of emergency
• Greater Lowell forecast: 14 inches
• Pats rip Bills, clinch top AFC seed
• Looks like the 'Blizzard of 2010' is heading our way! What are your plans for the night?
• Storm bears down; flights cancelled
• Blizzard weather approaching Central Mass.
• Billerica parking ban starts tonight
• Closings and Delays
• Greater Lowell Holiday Basketball Tournament postponed until Monday
• Airlines cancel flights as blizzard approaches
• Christmas fire blazes through two-family
• Move it or lose it
• After ho, ho, ho, comes snow, snow, snow!
• Merry Christmas from everyone at Merrimack Repertory Theatre
• On this day in 1659, a law was passed by the General Court of Massachusetts Bay Colony requiring a five-shilling fine from anyone caught "observing any such day as Christmas
• Newborn girl dropped off at L.A. fire station
• 4 teens arrested in N.H. church break-in
• The GLCC wishes you and yours a very Merry Christmas!
• Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up. - Pablo Picasso
• Wishing you a Merry Christmas Eve! There are lots of local businesses still open for shopping and gift certificates today :-) Shop local!
• Police probe Belvidere housebreaks
• Boston hospital made three spine operation errors
• Lawrence man pleads guilty in fatal staged crash
• Tyngsboro School Committee member resigns
• Mass. National Guard units returning home
• Mass. bone marrow registry executive under investigation
• Creativity is as important in education as literacy, and we should treat it with the same status. - Sir Ken Robinson
• Our purpose is to serve the creative community with expansion and growth. Through art we learn what personal expression means. When we are artistically honest we achieve purity of spirit and a connection to others.
• #Lowell National Historical Park's Visitor center is open tomorrow 9-430, closed Saturday and back open on Sunday @ 900am
• We just created a '2010 Year in Review' photo album. Please check it out and feel free to tag yourself and your friends. Thanks for helping us make 2010 a wonderful year!
• Spider-Man curtain to rise -- with new safety measures
• Time expires on US Armenian genocide resolution
• Congress fails to pass whistle-blower rights bill
• Worcester teacher tests positive for TB
• NH courts are closed to save money
• Seekonk student being laid to rest
• Hone in on the #national parks of the northeast here.
• Art is the only way to run away without leaving home. - Twyla Tharp
• Fred Foy, the Last "Lone Ranger" and announcer passed away the other day at his home in Woburn, Ma
• Suicide attack kills police officer in Afghanistan
• Tune in to Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce on 980 WCAP tomorrow from Noon-1pm. Joining Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron will be George Villaras from Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union and the Downtown Lowell Business Committee (
• ARTicle designs premiered their first collection for Boston Fashion Week, featuring KeoK'jay and F.O.B's Clothing, right here in Lowell at the United Teen Equality Center.
• Fugitive arrested in Pelham
• Mass. single-family home prices on the rise, as sales drop
• NH saltwater anglers will need license
• Obama to sign 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Pre-sentencing hearing for Wilkerson
• Travel chaos eases in Europe
• Fitchburg child molester gets up to 15 years
• I have forced myself to contradict myself in order to avoid conforming to my own taste. - Marcel Duchamp
• Athenian Corner announced their schedule for the Patriots discount days - talk about a Post-Christmas present! - Monday, 12/27: The discount is equal to the Patriots score next Sunday vs. Buffalo (If they win, take the points they scored and that will b
• Fans of American History may find the story of Robert Morris really interesting, I sure did. Listen in
• #National Recreation Trails, a great way to see the country
• High school scoreboard
• Carlisle police chief, sergeant resign
• Middlesex deputy DA appointed as federal judge
• Pepperell man sentenced after rape conviction
• Gov. Patrick picks 1st Asian-American for Mass. Supreme Court
• Lowell General Hospital raises record $64G for Sun Santa
• ARTicle fashion with F.O.B's t-shirts modeled atop the Mill City. Photography by Joe Sinthavong and Darion Kosal Mao of kojostudio. Thank you to the City of Lowell's Division of Planning and Development for your support.
• The Salvation Army Red Bucket donations are down in Greater Lowell this Christmas. You can help!
• Salvation Army kettles generating less cash this Christmas
• Census: Massachusetts will lose seat in Congress
• Cop disciplinary hearing in Carlisle canceled
• Spreading Holiday joy here at the Greater Lowell Chamber!
• Mass. teachers: Tie pay, promotions to test scores
• Support builds for approval of US-Russia nuke pact
• Military will write the rules on repeal of gay ban
• Nashua man freed on bail in fatal crash
• Share the Experience, your opportunity to enter your favorite #National Park or federal land photo
• On this day in 1891, the first game of basketball was played at what is now Springfield College.
• Above all, it is a matter of loving art, not understanding it. - Fernard Leger
• High school scoreboard
• Police report slick roads in Greater Lowell
• Couple facing charges in theft from Pelham charity
• For the first time in nearly four centuries, lunar eclipse on Winter Solstice
• The Revolving Museum brings fashion back to its birthplace in the original textile city, mixing the art of Break-dancing with hip, colorful designs.
• First rehearsal for TRYST is taking place today in New York City. The cast and creative team will join us in Lowell the day after Christmas to continue making preparations for first preview on January 6.
• Downtown Lowell has so many stores and restaurants to fit all your holiday shopping needs - including gift certificates! Click on this link for an easy to read map. Happy Shopping!
• In wake of Burlington theft, State Police extend giving period for Toys for Tots
• Thank you to Crystal Finn, Joey Collins and Tony Ward for a magical run of BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY!
• The holy grail is to spend less time making the picture than it takes people to look at it. - Banksy
• Census results to be released Tuesday
• 'Santa' robs RI yacht club
• Roderick to be sworn in as chief justice
• Educators, have you ever thought of taking your students to a National Park for a field trip? Get stated here
• Longfellow's "Paul Revere's Ride" turned 150 yrs old, yesterday. Here's the backstory
• Deadly home invasion defendant wants change of venue
• Skater rescued after fall through ice
• Thieves steal $15G in toys from charity's storage in Burlington
• Patriots nip the Packers
• Fire destroys Lowell apartment building
• Mass. alcohol poisoning deaths soar in past decade
• Man falls 10 stories from roof of Mass. hotel
• Art is the proper task of life. - Friedrich Nietzsche
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Man pulled from trapped car in Pelham
• Hit-and-run kills Mass. teen walking along highway
• Obama pushes for nuke treaty ratification
• Alaska high court considers disputed Senate race
• Bank of America stops handling Wikileaks payments
• The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce wishes Executive Board Member Wendi Moline Giuliano a very Happy Birthday!
• Final weekend of BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY!
• High School scoreboard
• Today's Lowell Sun features a Q&A with our very own Artistic Director Diana Coluntino! Read the article here!
• Petersen named interim CEO at Workers' Credit Union
• Lowell teen arraigned in murder case
• Tewksbury police searching for armed robber
• Man held in terrifying Ayer housebreak
• Looking for a great, easy holiday gift. Check out MRT's gift packages. Available online at:
• We have just announced the cast and creative team for our next production, the suspenseful drama TRYST! Previews start on January 6. Check out all the details on our blog.
• Mass. police to join immigration checks program
• Photo by: David H. Brow
• Today's Lowell Sun features a Q&A with our very own Artistic Director Diana Coluntino! Pick up a copy to read what she says! :)
• Looking for that last minute gift? Want something with year-round benefits? Consider a Family Membership at the Whistler House Museum of Art. It can be purchased online!
• Learn more about our upcoming production of TRYST at
• There's no retirement for an artist, it's your way of living so there's no end to it. - Henry Moore
• Mass. college student was 'murdered' by NY police, lawyer charges
• Save the Date for Dining for Dollars 2011 - we have lots in store for this night of 'Glitz and Glamour'!
• Antique toys to be auctioned in NYC
• Famous bronze footprints stolen in Boston
• Windham, NH judge takes top court seat
• House sends Obama bill to avoid Jan. 1 tax hikes
• Lowell murder suspect to be arraigned Friday
• WRESTLING
• "Break-fast Club" B-boy Crew instructed by London Long of "Universoul" B-boy crew and "Flying Orb Productions" at The Revolving Museum. Photo by: Jim Higgins
• Former Shirley town administrator indicted
• Lowell officer injured in scuffle with student
• Serious injuries in Tyngsboro crash
• Mass. unemployment rate rises slightly
• Sculptor at Strength is having a 3rd Anniversary Celebration and Open House this Saturday. If you are in the area please stop by and say hello to Edmund Duah. While you're there make sure you wish GLCC Executive Board Member Wendi Moline Giuliano a
• 'The Fighter' snags four SAG nominations
• Skulls found outside Boston apartment
• Judge grants bail to WikiLeaks' Assange
• Elderly woman beaten by daughter in Salem, NH hotel room, police charge
• Taliban weakened in Afghanistan, Obama says
• Funeral for fallen NH Marine on Friday
• Feds issue subpoenas in Probation Department probe
• I choose a block of marble and chop off whatever I don't need. - Auguste Rodin
• “This meeting can do nothing more to save the country!” So said Sam Adams starting the Boston Tea Party
• Please tune in to Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce on 980 WCAP. Today's guests are: Norman Previtt from Jenica, Rob Digilio CPA and Liana Measmer from The Billerica Green. Co-hosts Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron will b
• Missing Nepal plane found, all 22 onboard dead
• High school scoreboard
• Celtics win on buzzer-beater
• Thanks to everyone who attended our Holiday Mixer at Meadow Creek Golf Club - Dracut, MA. We hope you had as much fun as we did!
• Firefighters battling 2-alarm blaze in Wilmington
• Please join us in congratulating Tom Parrish, who will be leaving Merrimack Rep at the end of February to become Executive Director of Geva Theater Center, for his 5 years of excellent service. Thanks Tom!
• Police name suspect in shooting at Lowell apartment
• Executive director Tom Parrish leaving Merrimack Repertory Theatre
• Getting ready for the third and final student matinee of BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY. Today we are joined by Nashua High North, Hillview Montessori and Lawrence Catholic Academy. Looking forward to a great show!
• 2 charged with hitting N.H. mailman with pellet gun
• Here is an excellent resource for European Industrial history
• Opioid overdose deaths drop in Mass.
• Hearing for Ex-Mass. teacher on child rape charge
• Please join us tonight for our Annual Holiday Mixer at Meadow Creek Golf Club - Dracut, MA from 5-7pm. We are encouraging our members to bring a bag of nonperishable food to benefit the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. We hope to see you there! :-)
• First female N.H. chief justice to be sworn in
• The first 10 amendments of the Constitution , also known as the Bill of Rights are ratified on this day in 1791
• Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. - Pablo Picasso
• High school scoreboard
• Tewksbury man charged in I-93 trooper accident
• Lowell man guilty of 2008 Russian roulette murder
• Michael Miller, instructor for the Immigrant Murals project, shares some insight Spring 2010 Courtesy of Kevin Michael Christopher Dye
• Spring 2010 Courtesy of Kevin Michael Christopher Dye
• Tarsy Poulios, former Lowell mayor, dies
• Sports Illustrated heaps accolades on 'The Fighter'
• 'Fighter' scores knockdown in Golden Globe nominations
• Painting is easy when you don't know how, but very difficult when you do. - Edgar Degas
• Black segregation in US drops to lowest level in a century
• Killer storm moves East
• Damage to Harvard books on gay issues an accident
• Stowaway's mom said son was afraid of heights
• NH man uses hockey stick against car burglar
• Counting birds for Christmas, why not. Help with the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count.
• In 1799, George Washington died on this date.
• Please join us today for a free Networking at Noon at Tepthida Khmer (115 Chelmsford St. - Lowell).
• Lee, Phillies agree on deal
• Car slams into cruiser on I-93
• High school scoreboard
• Shirley selects Berry for top municipal job
• Tewksbury rec director placed on leave
• Report: U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke dies
• Jets coach suspended
• Favre's streak is over
• Mass. gas prices close in on $3 level
• The Yankee Division 26th Infantry was at Fredericksburg in 1862 This monument is on the Riverwalk in #Lowell MA
• Closing arguments made in Lowell murder case
• What a successful weekend for many of our nonprofit members, including Greater Lowell Salvation Army Advisory Board, Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. and The Rotary Club of Lowell, MA!
• Woman struck, killed by alleged drunken driver outside police barracks
• We miss the Wannalancit Mill Tree in #Lowell
• Mass. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• What I am looking for is not out there, it's inside me. - Hellen Keller
• King stopped in Ohio for ammo in luggage
• President to sign child nutrition bill
• Surveillance cameras coming to some NYC buses
• Gay books vandalized at Harvard library
• DA: Man dies after truck plunges into Charles River
• Jurors deliberate Boston tobacco lawsuit
• On Dec 13, 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg is remembered today, as one of the greatest Union defeats of the Civil War
• On Dec 12, i1901, George, Charles, and Edward Parker of Salem, MA ,incorporated a game company: Parker Brothers.
• 'The Fighter' takes in $320G at box office
• South Korean fishing boat sinking in Antarctic Ocean
• Slew of black-ice related accidents in greater Lowell; Chelmsford sander truck flips
• Only one week left to see BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY. Availability is limited, so get your tickets soon.
• Social Security advocates fear payroll tax cut
• Obama political aide expects no Dem rival in 2012
• Mass. lawmakers to hear FY2012 revenue predictions
• There's a fine line between genius and insanity. I've erased this line. - Osacr Levant
• Wilmington woman, 20, killed in I-95 crash
• High school scoreboard
• "Don't pay any attention to what they write about you. Just measure it in inches." - Andy Warhol
• Official: Madoff son under investigation found dead
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage
• Head-on crash on VFW Highway in Lowell
• High school scoreboard
• Looking to get in the holiday spirit this weekend? Come see BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY! Shows are 8pm tonight, 4pm & 8pm on Saturday, and 2pm & 7pm on Sunday.
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, changes possible
• Lowell NHP's Chuck Parrott, presents "The Stair Tower in American Textile Mill Architecture..."@ Whistler House 12/11
• Part of the story of #Lowell is the Greek community. Here is a great pic of "Ancient Greece" in the heart of the city
• Celebrate the holidays in a #National Park near you. Here's a complete list
• "Believe it or not, I can actually draw." - Jean Michel Basquiat
• Contractor nabbed for allegedly stealing $13,000 wedding ring
• Bomb charges against Mass. student from Conn.
• Sudbury pays final respects to fallen soldier
• Daniel Webster College hires new president
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft
• American Poet Emily Dickenson was born on this day in 1830 in Amherst, MA
• The Rotary Club of Lowell, MA is hosting a Holiday Pancake Breakfast this Sunday from 9am-1pm at the Lowell Senior Center. It's only $5 AND there just may be a guest appearance by Santa! Proceeds benefit the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc.
• Gas-line problem causes evacuation of 1,000 homes in Methuen
• Tewksbury fire extinguished; no one injured
• Three former Holy Trinity Parish altar boys allege they were sexually abused
• Ranger Alex tomorrow @ 7:10am on 980AM WCAP. He's talking "Tunes and Tales of the Mill Era."
• $5 million grant aims to make Valley leading economic hub
• A big shout out to Mark from The Dubliner Restaurant & Pub - Lowell. He's the new owner of "The Dub" and joined the GLCC on Business Lunch today!
• Public can watch 'The Fighter' at 12:01 a.m. Friday at Showcase Cinema
• Nashoba Valley Hospital in Ayer to be sold
• RT @citizentube: Ask Ken Salazar (Secretary of the Interior) anything you'd like to know about his department's work
• #Lowell's Hidden History, Sat @ 2:30 "Tunes & Tales of the Mill Era" and Sun @ 2:30 "Mill Girls and Immigrants"
• "Have no fear of perfection, you'll never reach it." - Salvador Dali
• Our first sold out student matinee for BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY starts in one hour. Over 300 students from Lowell, Lawrence and Peabody with be in attendance.
• Former senator reverses opposition to gays in the military
• The #National Park Service offers great ways to help preserve your community Take a look
• Arraignment Thursday for 3rd suspect in fatal Boston shootings
• Hearing in Mass. for RI man facing 9th drunken driving charge
• Body of slain soldier from Sudbury returns home Thursday
• Tomorrow on 980AM WCAP, Ranger Alex of #Lowell NHP will be in @710am to talk about music of the Mill Era, Listen in
• Please tune in to Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber on 980 WCAP today from Noon-1pm. Joining Co-hosts Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron are Rob Digilio CPA, Amy Gauthier Pessia from the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. and Manny Cavalerio
• Crawford, Red Sox agree to deal
• Man stabbed outside Best Buy in Burlington
• Here's an article about our Annual Meeting in The Sun News. Thanks to all of our members in attendance!
• Dracut man dies in I-93 crash in Medford
• Manning resigns from UMass Board of Trustees
• Former AP reporter turned lawyer/ prosecutor, Joe Quinlan the photographer work @Whistler House Museum of Art -Marie
• Dramatic testimony at Lowell murder trial
• Volunteer needed @Lowell NHP. Looking for help with Media and Communications, webposting and video logging are main function.
• Pelham police Taser alleged drunk driver
• From the #National Parks Traveler, a handy list of #National Park Happenings during the upcoming holidays, take a look
• Gov. Council to vote on chief justice
• N.H. council to vote on confirmation of first female chief justice
• Police: Video camera catches N.H. man mugging elderly woman
• Rolling Stone releases Lennon's final interview on anniversary of his death
• Obama, GOP reach deal to extend tax cuts
• Slay victim's friend describes last time she saw Shannon Meara alive
• Hiring overhaul eyed at Probation Dept.
• The Small Business Administration (SBA) is hosting a Web Chat to focus on Year-End Tax Planning for Small Business Owners. This Thursday (12/9) from 1pm-2pm, participants will get useful year-end tips and information, and learn more about tax deductions
• Mass. gas prices continue sharp rise
• MBTA: Man who jumped from moving train in Ayer in critical condition
• Head-on crash in Concord
• Dallas Cowboys legend 'Dandy' Don Meredith dies
• Fire at Concord bakery
• Hudson police identify victim killed in pedestrian accident
• Petraeus denies he thought of quitting
• Mont Vernon murder defendant wants confession blocked
• NH could see first female on top court
• Mass. juvenile court cases on the decline
• Have you wondered how to conserve that special family heirloom? The National Park Service has excellent reading for you
• Everglades National Park was created on this day in 1947
• Esastus Bigelow of Bigelow carpet died on this day in 1879 . His connections to #Lowell
• Grinch makes off with cash in Tewksbury
• Man seriously injured after jump from train
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Hudson
• Iran claims full control over making nuclear fuel
• Headstones toppled in N.H. cemetery
• Boston comes up note short in caroling record attempt
• We had a lot of fun at FREE Photos with Santa! Did you miss it today? We'll be right back at the Chamber next Saturday from Noon-2PM doing it all over again!
• Senate Republicans block tax cut, but year-end deal still possible
• Thanks to all that came to the Annual Holiday Cocktail Party and for making it a great success!
• Shawsheen Tech wins Division 4 Super Bowl, 20-6
• AP source: Padres, Red Sox discussing trade for Adrian Gonzalez
• Afghan minister: WikiLeaks hurt US-Afghan ties
• Snowplows stolen from N.H. landscaping business
• The Chamber will be open today from Noon-2PM for FREE photos with Santa! Come by and get a free photo and feel free to take your digital camera with you too. We're located at 131 Merrimack Street in Downtown Lowell.
• Bus of UMass. Amherst students on way to ski trip crashes in Vt.
• Head-on crash in Lowell
• This Weekend, #Lowell's Hidden History @ #Lowell National Historical Park @ 2:30pm join us
• Annual Holiday Cocktail Party Tonight, Dec 3 - $60 includes open bar and food.
• We've posted pictures of Chamber staff and members ringing the bell! Please post your pictures here too and we'll be sure to add them to our photo album! :-)
• Every year, GLCC Staff and Members take turns ringing the bell for the Salvation Army!
• Son held, father released in gun trafficking case
• Wilmington HS locked down, students send home
• Defendants in Cambridge jail riot plead guilty
• A look at Christmas in America, from the BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY study guide.
• Crystal Finn from BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY will be live on WCAP 980 at 12:15 to talk about the show. Tune in or listen online.
• Foreign help arrives to help Israel fight huge forest fire
• Unmanned US spacecraft returns following classified mission
• Deficit-cutting plan wins more support before Friday vote
• Our members will be ringing the bell for the Salvation Army today and tomorrow from 9am-5pm at the Market Basket in Chelmsford. If you're in the area please stop by and say hello!
• Immigrant rally to target Brown holiday party
• From nps.gov, "A Brief History of the National Christmas Tree," take a look
• Family-run drug ring busted in Boston
• Acton-Boxboro schools will still close on religious holidays
• House votes to censure N.Y. Rep. Rangel
• UML field hockey team to play for national title
• A look at America during the time of BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY.
• The Boston Globe calls BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY "a heart-warmer."
• Not quite 'alien,' new life form discovered
• All artists seeking live/work space at Appleton Mills, a reception hosted by the Revolving Museum is going on this sunday. Please join us!
• Lowell man pleads not guilty in unemployment fraud case
• Olver, Neal to seek re-election in 2012
• ASE of Billerica to pay $40,000 EPA fine
• MBTA ridership hits 2-year high
• Listen in to 980am WCAP tomorrow @ 710, Ranger Phil talks about #Lowell's Hidden History
• Winter weather paralyzes UK, Europe
• Eminem leads Grammy nominations with
• Censure almost certain for Rangel
• NH's banking chief, wife expected to testify
• Feds say no obvious engine problem in Fitchburg plane crash
• Did you know there are 46 squares in the greater Lowell area name for men who died in the Great War Thanks to Eileen
• UMASS Lowell Center for Women & Work presents Women's Work from 2-8pm at the Inn & Conf Center today Stop Inn
• Please tune in to Business Lunch with The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce on 980 WCAP today from Noon-1pm. Co-hosts Jeanne Osborn and Danielle Bergeron are celebrating the 1st Anniversary of the show with an Open Mic. All Chambers members are welcome
• Shutout for Thomas, Bruins
• Need to book a holiday gathering? Check out the UMass Lowell Inn and Conference Center!
• Final cut video, behind the scenes of Flying Orb Productions' "Put a Spell on You" here at the new home of the Revolving Museum.
• #Lowell's Hidden History this weekend at #Lowell NHP, Free and at 2:30pm Sat & Sun, join us.
• The Acton Beacon says BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY is "a mystery perfectly suited to the holiday season."
• Thank you to the Holiday Window Decorating Contest judges and the Chair of the Downtown Lowell Business Committee, George Villaras for leading them!
• And the winners of the Holiday Decorating Contest are... (Drum Roll Please)... Traditional Category is Chantilly Place with an Honorable Mention to Welles Emporium and Creative Category is Humanity with an Honorable Mention to *fReShieS* Clothing Boutiqu
• Shots fired in Wilmington
• Part of the story of #Lowell is canals, ours we're power , here is the story of South Hadley Canal
• On this day in 1779, Washington establishes winter quarters in Morristown, NJ. More on this National Park unit is here
• Obama spokesman confident consensus will be found on taxes
• Mass. environmental chief Bowles to leave post
• Governor's Council holds hearing on Ireland as SJC chief
• Boston City Council weighs expulsion of Turner
• 200 pounds of cocaine seized in Revere
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• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
• Dracut loses in a heartbreaker, 15-14
• Rams on to Super Bowl
• Westford police: Pair arrested in midst of heroin sale
• Meehan pulls out of running for president of UMass system
• Shawsheen leads
• Over 900 middle and high school students will see BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY over the next few weeks. The following interview with set designer Beowulf Boritt is just one of the articles from the study guide that we will be posting on the blog over t
• Billerica officials break ground on new Parker School
• Any college students looking for an internship? Merrimack Rep is in need of two Marketing & Development Interns for the Spring semster.
• Probation Department patronage scam subject of federal grand jury
• Tonight a group of judges will be determining who's window is worthy of 1st place in the Downtown Lowell Window Decorating contest. Who gets your vote?
• Feds concerned about drugged up drivers
• Work is underway at the Visitor Center. We're still open for our guests and the bookstore has moved to the back.
• AP poll: cut services to balance the budget
• Pentagon study: Gays could serve with no harm
• GOP's Cantor: No time to increase taxes on anyone
• Boston area Catholic schools see enrollment surge
• Wicked Irish And UMass Lowell Host Micky Ward / The Fighter Party
• 23 students, teacher being held hostage at Wis. school
• Jury selection begins in Sun murder trial
• We love chocolate here at the park and we're thrilled about a program we're going to present on February 12, 2011. Our friends over at "Keepers of Tradition" have got the story for you chocolate lovers, take a look.
• Please join the Downtown Lowell Business Committee at FREE PHOTOS with SANTA! Two locations - Barnes & Noble (151 Merrimack Street): December 2nd and 16th from 5-7pm and GLCC (131 Merrimack Street): December 4th and 11th from Noon-2pm.
• Last minute prepping from Flying Orb Productions Put a Spell on You, and a special look at our new home on Jackson Street! More to come...
• "The play, smart, simple, and timeless, is not to be missed." Our first BEASLEY'S review from Zingology.
• Thanks for a great sold out opening weekend for BEASLEY’S CHRISTMAS PARTY. If you caught the show, please let us know what you thought! If you haven’t already got your tickets, get them now because the rest of the performances are filling up
• Did u know Eastern National Bookstore supports programs @ #Lowell National Historical Park. Stop in and see how you can support your park
• Wikileaks disclosure condemned by House Republican
• Worcester man found dead in city park
• Urban 8th-graders in Mass. face high dropout risk
• #Lowell National Historical Park's Visitor Center is undergoing remodeling, we're open & we'll keep u posted on our progress
• Hope you can take a look at our pics of this weekends "Trolley Express." Thanks to our guests, volunteers & staff 4 making it a great time
• The trolleys are away for the season, but #Lowell s Hidden History continues this weekend
• Great weekend in #Lowell. City of Lights & Holiday Stroll & our own version of the Polar Express. Thanks to all who made it a great time
• Many Mass. public companies without female directors
• Hearing set for N.H. man accused of killing wife with flashlight
• NH banking chief to face removal
• It's Opening Day of BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY!
• Hudson man arrested after chase
• Egypt picks parliament after roundup of opposition
• Ex-Pa. senator Santorum makes 7th trip to N.H.
• Middlesex Sheriff James DiPaola dies in Maine
• A weekend of sold out performances - what a great way to start BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY
• Mass. Sen. GOP Caucus taps Tarr as minority leader
• Iraqi premier: No need for U.S.troops after 2011
• Man arrested in connection with Nashua bank robbery
• Come by and see us today at 131 Merrimack Street from 11am-8pm as we celebrate the City of Lights Parade and Holiday Stroll! Don't forget all the wonderful Downtown Lowell Holiday Deals listed below :-)
• Lowell apartment building catches fire
• Downtown Lowell Holiday Deals - Page 2
• Downtown Lowell Holiday Deals - Page 1
• Two more deals! Downtown Dancewear (120 Merrimack Street) on 11/27 from 5-8pm receive a 15% discount on everything in the store! G-Trends (134 Merrimack Street) from 11/26-11/28 you can receive the following deals: Winter Scarves are $5.99, Select Footwe
• Here's a Downtown Lowell Holiday deal from the Merrimack Repertory Theatre - 11/27 (Saturday) Only - $10 tickets for Lowell residents for 11/27's show!
• Pairings, sites announced for high school football playoffs
• We're back at work putting the finishing touches on BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY for tonight's first performance. If you are looking for a preview, The Lowell Sun has the inside scoop on the show.
• N. Korea warns: Region is on brink of war
• Black Friday in Greater Lowell: 'It's not for lightweights'
• S.C. man accused of threatening to shoot president
• Boston radio reporter Kevin McNicholas succumbs to cancer at 61
• Police: Three found dead in East Hartford home
• N. Korea lashes out at planned U.S.-S. Korean military drills
• Dracut tops Methuen, 19-12
• Lowell rallies past Haverhill
• THANKSGIVING SCOREBOARD
• Westford upsets Acton-Boxboro, 19-12
• Chelmsford nudges Billerica, 21-14
• Tewksbury beats Wilmington, 26-21
• Obama asks country to help make tomorrow better
• S. Korea's defense chief resigns over N. Korea attack
• Family: DA wrong in death of Mass. man in custody
• Police: Driver aimed car at crowd
• The GLCC wishes you a wonderful Thanksgiving! We are so thankful for each and every one of you and your contributions to the Greater Lowell community!
• Nashoba Tech tops Monty Tech
• Jury convicts DeLay in money laundering trial
• DiPaola the focus of AG investigation
• Lowell lands a knockout: Special showing of
• Over at the MRT blog, we have just posted a profile on BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY author Booth Tarkington. Learn about his life, and how you can download BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY onto your Kindle for free.
• State rep. in Probation Dept. patronage scandal to lose key post
• ANOTHER Downtown Lowell Holiday Deal! 20% discount for select tickets at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium! You can find all the information below. Enjoy!
• Our Friends over at the #Lowell Summer Music Series has Season Passes available
• Here's two more Downtown Lowell Holiday Deals! Mambo Grill (129 Merrimack Street) is offering buy one burrito, get the 2nd half off on 11/26 and a free taco will all full priced entree on 11/27. Humanity (128 Merrimack Street) is offering a boot spe
• #Lowell National Historical Park will be closed for Thanksgiving, but we'll reopen 9am on Friday.
• Obama pledges U.S. to defend its ally South Korea
• N.H. homeless shelter director indicted in theft
• Meas convicted of second-degree murder
• Jennifer Grey named 'Dancing' champ
• Final dress rehearsal of BEASLEY's CHRISTMAS PARTY tomorrow before Thanksgiving, then previews begin on Friday.
• Sox lose Victor Martinez to Tigers
• SWAT teams surrounds Lowell home
• Mattapan murder suspect to be arraigned
• Suspicious package at Logan Airport turns out to be bedding
• On December 1st, Owen and Ollie's Restaurant is offering a discount on gift cards. Like them to find out how much! (Hint: It's totally worth it!)
• North, South Koreas exchange fire
• Here's another Downtown Lowell Holiday Deal! Cobblestones of Lowell (91 Dutton Street) is offering: 11/26 - A FREE Dessert with any menu purchase (minimum $15) 11/27 - One FREE Kids meal, with purchase of a Chicken Marsala, Prime Rib, Shrimp Scampi
• Rescuers look for survivors after hundreds die in Cambodia stampede
• Greater Lowell job outlook improving
• RT @eppley: New Blog Post: Corporate Sponsorships And State Parks Timely Topic
• This Thanksgiving The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce is thankful for our wonderful members! Please visit Greater Lowell Volunteers, 'like' the page and support our many nonprofit members.
• Lynnfield man kills pregnant girlfriend, then himself
• Big Dig trooper death lawsuit settled for $9 million
• U.S. condemns North Korea artillery attack on South Korea island
• Meas murder trial closings, deliberations
• Tsongas Center At UMass Lowell with Merrimack Valley Food Bank This Holiday Season
• Man, 54, struck by minivan in Lowell dies
• At the home of the new Revolving Museum, we opened our doors to welcome Flying Orbs Production presents "Put a Spell on You" featuring short films 'Put a Spell on You' and 'Kwan Le: A Netherworld Docu-drama', spoken word by
• Two shot dead in Boston restaurant
• If you're in the area, please visit the Greater Lowell Salvation Army Advisory Board. They'll be ringing the bell between 4pm-9pm tonight, tomorrow night and Wednesday night at Market Basket in Stadium Plaza (Tewksbury). A very special thanks t
• The Trolley Express program @ #Lowell National Historical Park is now booked, but don't let that stop you from coming to City of Lights
• Meehan emerges as front-runner for UMass post; Patrick says slow-down
• Here's the first Downtown Lowell Holiday Deal: 20% discount on all holiday books at Barnes & Noble located at 151 Merrimack Street. (Discount available Saturday 11/27 from 5-7pm.)
• Mutilated body identified as N.C. teen
• Our friends at Woman's Week #Lowell have just opened up their Facebook page. Stop by, take a look and join them
• 1,000-pound NH road sign reappears
• NH legislators to stop Ponzi scheme
• 7 with ties to Mass. named as Rhodes Scholars
• Rescuers pull 29 from flooded coal mine in China
• What a great night volunteering for the Manolis Family Foundation's Project Helping Hands. 1,500 bags were assembled with the fixings to feed as many Greater Lowell families a proper Thanksgiving dinner. That is a wonderful story of a GLCC member do
• Plane lands safely at JFK airport; no sign of fire
• Check out this story on BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY in the Holiday Arts Preview section of today's Boston Globe. Actors Tony Ward and Joey Collins along with director Carl Forsman all give their thoughts on the production.
• Sheriff DiPaola to step down
• Sheriff DiPaola to step down
• Middlesex County Sheriff Jame B. DiPaola, an easy victor in the Nov. 2 election, has decided to resign in Janaury, according to a report in today's Boston Globe.
• Insanity defense eyed in 2nd N.H. home invasion trial
• Toys for Tots in N.H. asks for toys
• Teen charged in California with June Lowell slaying
• Here's a picture from the City of Lights Parade in 2008. What floats/organizations do you want to see in this year's parade?
• Obama tells GOP not to hold up Russia arms treaty
• NATO agrees to Afghan combat exit in 2014, U.S. disagrees
• 3 hurt in prison fight over coffee
• Lowell youth-sports league launches probe over 'financial discrepancies'
• The GLCC is a proud Business Partner Sponsor of Lowell's City of Lights Parade and Holiday Stroll that will be taking place on Saturday, November 27th. Click on the link for the full schedule and stayed tuned all next week for Downtown Lowell Holida
• Warning issued on wounded coyote near Walden Pond
• Two local TD Banks robbed
• Support the museum and have a great time. Admission is $60/$50 for members and includes food and open bar. Entertainment and live auction.
• Great piece on Here and Now on the Hudson River School and the Thomas Cole #National Historic Site Listen in
• Thank you for joining us at Owen and Ollie's Restaurant last night! Did you enjoy yourself?
• Whaleship Essex sunk on 11 20, 1820 ok I'm a day early Inspired Melville's Moby Dick. New Bedford Whaling NHP 4 more
• We know about Lincoln, but did you know that Edward Everett spoke at the dedication of Gettysburg's National Cemetery
• Today is the last day in the rehearsal hall for BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY. Most of the staff will get to see the show for the first time at the designer’s run this afternoon. You can see BEASLEY’S CHRISTMAS PARTY starting the day after T
• Bernanke hits back at critics of bond-buying plan
• TSA chief defends much-criticized security measure
• Driver that crashed into Brady's Audi loses license
• Rap Icon Snoop Dogg To Bring His “Doggumentary Music” To The Tsongas Center At Umass Lowell
• Underground mine explosion reported in New Zealand
• Man stabbed in Lowell; police seek assailant
• Join local artists Cindy Hughes and Lynne Chantler to knit mittens and hats for local, Merrimack Valley charities and be entered into a drawing for a beautiful Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom! We provide yarn or bring your own! For complete details and direct
• Rap icon Snoop Dogg to rock Tsongas
• Police ID Lunenburg man killed when car struck bull
• SJC report cites 'systematic abuse and corruption' in state Probation Department
• Please join us tonight for Networking After Hours at Owen and Ollies. We'll be there from 5-7pm (or maybe even later!). :-)
• Potter fever grips region
• SUV crashes into Asian market
• Cape Lookout National Seashore announces it summer hiring process Get ready for summer.
• Tomorrow 980am WCAP @ 710am. Ranger Phil is talking Hidden History and the answer to last weeks question, name one of #Lowells canal boats
• BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY director Carl Forsman will be on WCAP 980AM at 11:15 to talk about the production, so tune in! www.980wcap.com
• Mass. unemployment rate drops to 8.1 percent
• Lawmen conduct raids in southeastern Mass.
• GE seeking tax credits to retain jobs in Mass.
• Murkowski becomes first write-in senator since 1954
• House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• AP source: GOP sues over ballots in Minn. gov race
• Lowell woman pleads innocent in fatal Chelmsford crash
• This weekend @ #Lowell NHP, "Mill Girls & Immigrants," & "Preserving the Past." All part of Lowells Hidden History
• Theatre Communications Group just released a short video on how/why/if theatre matters in America. A lot of great perspectives...
• High court: BC police didn't get OK for dorm search
• Lombardo blasts gov on plan for in-state tuition for illegal aliens
• State report alleges dentists abuse health programs
• The GLCC's Community Service Committee is volunteering for Project Helping Hands again this year on Sunday and Monday. Thank you to the Manolis Family Foundation for all that you do in the community. It truly is amazing!
• Tony Ward from BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY will be live on WCAP at 9:10 this morning. Tune in to 980 AM or listen online at www.980wcap.com
• Man charged in Hudson home invasion
• Pelosi expected to remain as Democrats' leader
• No ID yet on mangled body found in Milton
• Fiscal woes seen slowing New England economy
• Police seek shoplifter who assaulted Sears clerk
• Punishment phase for Rangel set for Thursday
• Tyngsboro passes controversial public-way article
• Police seek four in Hudson, N.H., home invasion
• State restricts Lowell Connector bridge width
• Ethics panel says House Rep. Charles Rangel violated rules
• Tune into WCAP 980 this Wednesday and Thursday to hear exclusive interviews with Tony Ward and Carl Forsman from BEASLEY'S CHRISTMAS PARTY.
• Teachers find crack cocaine in Boston preschooler's shoe
• Get ready for the holidays in #Lowell on Nov 27 with the City of Lights Parade and Holiday Art Stroll
• There's a lot going on with our members including this article about the Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Inc. and tomorrow's OPEN HOUSE - Rape Crisis Services of Greater Lowell !
• Patrick: No second-term 'doldrums'
• Feds say Mass. falling short fighting drunken driving
• Mutilated body found in Boston suburb
• NH economist to release fall forecast
• Teen football player in Mass. collapses, dies
• What's a "Web Ranger?" Only the best on-line #National Park Jr Ranger program for kids of all ages.
• Lombardo steps down from Billerica Board of Selectmen
• Billerica man killed in Route 3 crash
• Billerica man killed in Route 3 crash
• Grand jury indicts five in EMT fraud case
• Suspect grabs $1,000 deposit at Enterprise
• Man on house arrest flees; manhunt follows
• We have officially booked the date for Dining for Dollars! It's going to be on February 18, 2011 at Mt. Pleasant. We have something in store for one of the grand prizes... What kind of grand prize would you like to see (don't worry - $5,000 is
• Join us for the opening of the new Revolving Museum space, Flying Orb presents Put a Spell on You, a fun-filled night including fashion, film, dance, and poetry. Located at the corner of Canal St and Jackson St. 7-10pm.
• Please join the GLCC for our Annual Meeting. For more information call the Chamber or visit us online at www.glcc.biz.
• #Lowell's Hidden History, Mill Girls and Immigrants this Sat, 11/20, Preserving the Past Sun, 11/21 both @ 1pm & free
• October retail sales post best showing since March
• Scooter rider killed in Boston hit-and-run
• Maine man critical after car hits moose
• Brown jokes he's ready for next run
• Trial begins in 2008 fatal shooting
• On site education at it's best, Thanks to the #National Parks Traveler for this item. Discover Grizzlies & Wolves
• Ellis Island Oral History Program looking 4 former immigrants employees & military stationed there & Statue of Liberty.
• Brady, Pats rip the Steelers
• Central nips Westford Academy for North crown
• Concord-Carlisle wins North boys soccer title
• Police: Shot fired outside child's birthday party
• Wood stove fire damages Hudson home
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• N.H. budget hearings begin Friday
• Lowell shooting victim still in critical condition
• Obama says U.S., Asia will benefit from more trade
• Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released after 7 1/2 years
• High school scoreboard
• Westford-Waltham game on tape
• Lowell police respond to shooting
• Today in 1954, Ellis Island, closes after processing more than 12 million immigrants since opening in 1892. Now a #National Park Site
• Billerica fuel spill clean-up continues
• NH officials say heating assistance could be cut in half
• NH juror: Murder convict 'not of the human race'
• Report: Mass. could lose $200 million if earmarks banned
• NH Senate Dems picking new leader
• Powerless cruiser ship nears San Diego harbor
• NH police to crack down distracted drivers
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Pentagon, NASA experts say mystery plume was plane
• Man sought in armed robbery
• Billerica crews work to clean up fuel spill
• N.H. man charged in Lowell cocaine bust
• Bruins blitz Penguins with 5 goals in third
• Tournament Scoreboard
• Probation findings given to top state court
• Pats put placekicker Gostkowski on injured reserve for season
• 19-0 Field Hockey Team
• N.H. man arrested after wife, son found dead in home
• Arrest made in case of slain Calif. police officer
• Horses feared dead in Sharon barn fire
• N.H. man facing texting charge after crash
• Judge in Mass. upholds hazing suspensions
• Help reaches crippled Carnival cruise ship
• Pentagon probes mystery missile launch
• Pepperell Council on Aging nominates interim director, after one choice resigns
• Council OKs drafting petition for lowered voting age
• This Project Has Strings Attached
• NH mother, son found dead inside home; two injured
• Nearly 4,500 stranded on cruise ship off Mexico
• Tournament Scoreboard
• One driver stabbed in Boston road rage incident
• NH starts flu clinics at schools
• Jury in Spader murder trial begins deliberations Tuesday
• Crews work to repair power after NE storm
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• US knew for years cargo planes were vulnerable
• Storm brings mix of rain and snow to New England
• Mass. priest accused of stealing church funds for porn
• Conn. man condemned to die for fatal home invasion
• Westford home burglary suspect arrested in Lowell
• Vt. nuclear plant shuts down to repair leaky pipe; minor explosion at N.Y. facility
• Queen joins Facebook
• Playboy auctions art
• Jury deliberations begin in NH murder trial
• Hockey Home Receives Face Lift
• Broadband Stimulus Creates Computer Training Centers
• UML Men Capture League Title
• Police probe fatal crash into canal
• High school tournament scores
• Swedish police arrest suspected serial shooter
• N.H. House Democrats to nominate speaker on Saturday
• Kenyan police officer kills 10 people in rampage
• Obama promises 'midcourse corrections'
• LOWELL-- The Mobil gas station at 980 Chelmsford Street will be closed temporarily because of a minor fuel spill just after 10 a.m. this morning.
• LOWELL-- The Mobil gas station at 980 Chelmsford Street will be closed temporarily because of a minor fuel spill just after 10 a.m. this morning.
• Bedford company's plane crashes, killing pilot
• The Greater Merrimack Valley Frost And Fun Sweepstakes Giveaway
• Obama announces trade deals, sees 'win-win' relationship with India
• Some in GOP complain that tea party hurt Senate hopes
• One dead, two hurt in Nashua crash
• N.H. Liquor Commission: Bar had no role in crash that killed 4
• High school scores
• Nashua police on scene of serious accident
• Death toll from Indonesia volcano climbs to 92
• Mass. flight school students arrested
• Democrat gets apparent edge in Conn. gov's race
• Senate Democrats get more breathing room with Washington win
• NASA fuels Discovery for last launch
• Eight arrested, numerous guns seized in federal raids in Lowell, Dracut
• Lowell woman killed in LRTA bus accident is identified
• Dahlberg will not run for selectman this spring
• Cuban TV says airline crashes with 68 aboard
• New reality: Obama, GOP talk compromise, conflict
• Gov. Patrick picks state's first African-American chief justice
• Obama challenges Cabinet, sets bipartisan talks
• Dracut contractor eyed in blast that leveled Hyde Park home
• Hall of Fame manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Tarr, Hedlund both interested in GOP leadership post
• Former Wilmington Pop Warner coach cleared of assault
• Rescuers respond to 2-car crash on VFW Highway
• Edaville Railroad up for sale
• At least one injured when crash sends car into salon
• Ala. man executed for killing daughter's boyfriend
• Lowell woman struck by LRTA bus and killed downtown
• Billerica woman arrested for allegedly stabbing stepdaughter
• Bedford police search for attempted burglary suspect
• Police: Three bullets strike home in Lowell
• Conn. man charged with murder-for-hire
• Hudson man arrested after crash
• Somerville cop shot, suspect killed
• Networking on the Threes: Tuesday November 16th, noon-1:30 @ Chelmsford Crossings. Limited seating, RSVP to 978-459-8154.
• Tennessee Titans claim WR Randy Moss off waivers
• BILLERICA - Police said a stabbing occurred this morning at 148 Allen Road.
• City, cops end stalemate, settle contract
• Republican Marc Lombardo wins Billerica rep seat
• R.I. Supreme Court overturns Mass. man's drug conviction
• Mass. man's drug conviction overturned
• Co-defendent to testify Tuesday in NH murder trial
• 'Lion King' actress dies
• Man charged with horse sex assault
• Worker injured by falling tree
• High school scores
• Giants win World Series
• Giants one win from World Series title
• More students attending charter schools
• NASCAR fans can use NH speedway for storage
• Murder suspect in Haverhill stabbing facing fugitive charge in N.H.
• Vt. man stabbed by suspect in gorilla suit
• N.H. murder trial enters second week
• Theodore Sorensen, top; JFK aide, dies at 82
• Pats hurt Favre, beat Vikings
• Mail bomb investigators push on with Yemen manhunt
• Deal or punt on Bush tax cuts? It's up to Obama
• White House: There could be more mail bombs
• High school scores
• Obama appeals for postelection common ground
• Terror investigators examine more packages
• Police: Well-dressed burglars break into NH store
• Soft-spoken 18-year-old American wins Miss World
• Motorist, 21, crashes into Lowell bakery
• Fighter jets escort plane with cargo from Yemen
• Romney on the stump Friday in Granite state
• Meek denies he'll quit 3-way Florida Senate race
• New polls have Patrick leading Baker, but one shows a tight race
• TD Bank on Westford Street in Lowell robbed
• Official: US probes possible dry run for bomb plot
• Mass. chief justice to delay retirement
• Boston City Councilor Chuck Turner guilty on all counts
• High school scores
• NH jury to hear about threats to witness in gruesome murder case
• Family, friends pay tribute to slain Pace student
• Two students leave Rutgers after suicide
• Tests warned of cement troubles before BP blowout
• TONIGHT, Thursday 10/28! The Monster Bash and Halloween Stroll from 5-8 in downtown Lowell. Free fun for all ages. See flyer for complete details. Don't miss the fun!
• NH home invasion trial enters fourth day
• Romney: Biden visit won't help Keating in the 10th
• Ayer High mourns student's death
• State police help talk Westford couple through baby delivery on Route 2
• High School Scoreboard
• Virginia man charged in fake bomb plot against DC subway
• Tanker catches fire on I-93, causing morning gridlock
• Jury convicts Anna Nicole Smith's psychiatrist, boyfriend
• Ninja ringleader convicted in Florida killing
• Giuliani stumping in Lowell for Golnik on Friday
• High school scores
• NH murder trial enters third day
• Obama to appear on 'The Daily Show'
• Power failure disrupts communication at Wyoming nuke base
• Massive storm pummels Midwest
• Harshbarger: Baker memo shows misdeeds in '98 gubernatorial race
• First Wind prices IPO at $18 to $20 a share
• Lecture Capture Helps Students
• UMass Lowell Awarded $1.8M Home-Care Grant
• Drake Electrifies Lowell
• New home sales rise 6.6 percent after dismal summer
• Trooper hurt in rollover crash
• Car crashes into tree beside Bridge Street/Route 38 in Pelham
• Driver charged in fatal Dec. 2009 Route 3 crash
• Acton child porn suspect remains in custody
• Firefighters control Tewksbury industrial fire
• Fargo injury halts Senate debate
• McCain: Too early to endorse Palin for 2012
• Pope says countries have a right to defend borders
• Jurors hear opening statements in deadly NH home invasion trial
• Free Seminar on copyright issues tonight in the Parker Gallery at 6:30 PM. Learn what collectors need to know about their rights when they buy art.
• Townsend police chief warns residents to lock doors in wake of breaks
• Plan to target troubled Lowell properties unveiled
• Celtics too hot for LeBron, Heat
• Indonesia tsunami kills 113; scores more missing
• Report: Most Red Sox tags went to Polito and her supporters
• Truck slams Interstate Route 3 bridge abutment in Chelmsford
• State says Greater Lowell losing jobs
• Celtics fans rejoice: Witch doctor curses LeBron
• Hunts Fall Bridge closes overnight for construction
• Baker memo warned of Big Dig financial concerns
• Firefighters free man from rolled over car on Lowell Connector
• UMass Lowell awarded $1.8 million home-care grant
• Hudak sues Tierney over campaign claims
• NH to get $2 million to study Concord-Boston rail link, through Nashua
• Mass. gov. candidates to face off in final debate
• Woman killed, 5 hurt in 3 Boston shootings
• Obama campaigning in Ocean State Monday
• Pats barely avoid big collapse
• Ruptured gas line prompts hotel evacuation
• Largest N.H. paper won't print gay marriage notices
• Iranian authorities cut off hand of thief
• Monster Bash and Halloween Stroll, Thursday 10/28 from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. in downtown Lowell. Three hours of dance, music, prizes and treats! Free for all ages. Location: Edson Hall, 8 Kirk Street, Lowell.
• Obama: Consumers lose if financial law repealed
• 3 accused of burglarizing Nashua churches
• Acton man facing federal child-porn charges
• Groton-Dunstable High School brass leaving
• Iran frees Calif. man after two years
• Mystery giver leaves $10,000 in WTC donation box
• High school scores
• Calif. man home after release from Iranian prison
• Lowell father faces kidnap, endangerment charges
• High school scores
• Suffolk University president retires
• Penthouse magazine founder Bob Guccione dies at 79
• N.H. judge dismisses civil suit in Horse Farm death of Wilmington man
• N.Y. home of fed-up ex-JetBlue attendant burglarized
• Biden visiting N.H. to campaign for Kuster
• State unemployment rate posts largest drop since 1976
• Snow named new head of Lowell DPW
• Fatal car crashes involving teen drivers drop
• Second victim in fatal Lowell fire ID'd
• Boy, 9, struck by car in Lowell
• Closed Mass. churches appeal directly to pope
• Gas officials inspecting massive pipeline in Dracut
• Teixeira all done, Yanks face elimination
• Astronomers say they've found oldest galaxy so far
• Tsongas, Golnik trade new barbs over Social Security
• Judge Thomas' wife seeks apology from accuser Anita Hill
• Friends ask how promising athlete was fatally shot
• Police respond to crash into Lowell porch; driver seriously hurt
• Shots hit Pentagon; temporary lockdown
• N.H. shows off school-bus safety features
• N.H. school cancels field trip for bedbugs at camp
• Frank partner, GOP challenger, exchange words
• Two taken to hospital in Concord fire
• UMass Lowell Students To Soar Into River Hawks Hockey Opening Weekend With 'Break The Record' Rally
• Sharp quake rattles southern New Zealand city
• UML to Offer Climate-Change Course
• N.H. woman calls 911 from closet during burglary
• Hudson man escapes serious injury when vehicle overturns in water
• Patrick maintains slight edge over Baker in new governor poll; Cahill way back
• Dracut family of new saint attends canonization Mass in Rome
• Chelmsford man is Air Force's new chief scientist
• Lowell DPW worker injured in fall
• UMass Lowell Gives Tsongas Center Facelift
• 95-year-old New Yorker gets medal for WWII rescue
• Winter already? Vt. mountain topples snow record for October
• Leading anti-abortion activist dies at 84
• Hudson Chamber of Commerce breaks away from national chamber
• Obama looks to rally base for Mass. governor
• Feds, Calif. locked in battle over marijuana amendment
• Explosion in Chinese coal mine kills 21, traps 16
• High school scores
• 'Falcon Crest' actor dies of cancer at 58
• Overnight wind, rain causes scattered outages in greater Lowell
• Power out in Burlington
• Millipore could be in trouble with the EPA
• Dropkick Murphys Special One Night Show At Tsongas Center At UMass Lowell Tickets Go On-Sale
• High school scores
• Lottery agrees to halt ads
• Storm brings wind, rain to New England
• Jury selection nearly complete in NH home invasion case
• Government to report on $1 trillion-plus deficit
• These Cars Get a Charge
• Patrick leads Baker by 7 points in new poll; Cahill remains a 'thorn'
• High school scores
• Secretary of State Clinton decries rising violence
• US counter-terror official says Euro plot still active
• Posh Lincoln Center Theater has bedbugs
• Lowell man pleads guilty to bathtub slaying
• DAs to protest state funding priorities Thursday
• Defense secretary: Courts should not set policy on gays
• LOWELL-- A vehicle traveling down Lincoln Street in Westford slammed into a motor scooter at 5:40 p.m. Tuesday, leaving the scooter driver in the hospital with broken bones, according to Westford Police.
• Driver hurt in Westford accident
• State council approves sale of six hospitals, including Holy Family
• Rescuer lowered down to prepare miners' rescue
• High school scores
• First of 33 trapped Chilean miners rescued
• Baker running mate Tisei blasts governor during visit to Lowell
• Federal transportation secretary heading to Greater Lowell to discuss I-93 plan
• Woman fatally shot by police after Fitchburg robbery try; Billerica woman also charged
• Boston city councilor's corruption trial to start
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• Man charged in Boston shootings due in court
• Wednesday is last day to register to vote for Mass. general election
• Sunny Future for UML Students
• TD Bank in Dracut robbed
• Santos pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Chilean official: 1st miner expected to surface Tuesday
• Feds appeal Mass. rulings against U.S. marriage law
• Police find missing Lowell 13-year-old
• N.H.. police unsure why man found unconscious at business
• Head of Mass. police allegedly hit by drunk driver
• Minnesota governor endorses Golnik in 5th District race
• Skydiver blames tree mishap on faulty device
• Six missing New Jersey boaters found alive
• Patriots deal pick for Branch
• NH Democratic activist dies
• Knife-wielding teen shot by Weymouth police
• MIT professor among 3 Nobel winners
• Police investigate stabbing at UNH
• 8 fires in 16 hours in Manchester, N.H. were arson
• Swampscott man charged with drunk driving as he waited to pick up child at school
• Centralville building, scene of weekend fatal fire, to be demolished Monday
• Skydiver stuck in tree in Dunstable
• Five killed in Michigan head-on crash
• Reporter's video captures heroic fire rescue
• Bruins top Coyotes in Prague
• Second found in wreckage of Lowell fire
• 2 National Park officers dead in Utah plane crash
• Officials: Wall of Hungary sludge lake will fall
• 1 dead, several hurt in Lowell apartment fire
• One man dies in Lowell fire; 9 heroically saved
• Obama hits GOP proposal to cut education spending
• Drill reaches Chilean miners trapped for two months
• Czeched out: Bruins lose season opener in Prague
• High school scores
• Taking Stock
• Never Missing a Beat
• For the Love of Writing
• In the Big Leagues
• Dylan Heads Back to Mill City
• Man arrested after shots fired in Lowell
• 10 injured in Knott's rollercoaster accident
• Loscocco: Cahill teaming with Patrick to beat Baker
• US Marshals join search for Bulger
• Cambridge man accused in 'horrific' home invasion
• Economy loses 95,000 jobs due to government layoffs
• Ruptured Tewksbury sewer line gets temporary fix
• Mass. Senate Republicans allow $420 million bill to pass
• Cahill: 'I'm tired of playing defense with these guys'
• Bank of America halts all foreclosures
• Lowell General Hospital earns national recognition for nursing excellence
• N.J. senator calls for anti-bully law after suicide
• Pa. woman in Boston bridal scam to plead guilty
• Mass. high court censures judge
• Sewer line break in Tewksbury; residents asked to limit water use
• Governor candidate Cahill sues ex-campaign staff
• High school scores
• Oct. 17, 2010 at the UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center, Lowell, MA -- James McNeill Whistler Distinguished Artist Award honoring international sculptor Mico Kaufman. Gala event with exhibit, music, heavy hors d'oeuvres, and brief ceremony. Re
• Hudson gang members face drug charges
• Homes evacuated due to Bedford gas leak
• Pa. woman in Boston bridal scam pleads guilty
• High school scores
• UMass Lowell police officer douses dorm fire
• Congressman Tierney's wife to plead guilty to tax charges
• Reception this Saturday, Mar 13th from 2 to 4 pm for NY artist Ginger Levant: Landscapes & Still Lifes. Beautiful Work!
• N.H. gets $12 million for mortgage bridge loans
• The Newly Renovated Tsongas Center At UMass Lowell Is Packed With Events For Everyone
• Exhibit -- Bill Giavis: On the Road and Home Again. Through May 15, 2010 – Reception: April 17, 2 pm to 4 pm Well-known Lowell resident Vassilios “Bill” Giavis exhibits a collection of personal paintings in the Members Room in the Park
• Mass. medical examiner's credentials questioned
• David Wells Roth: Places and Faces. Through June 12, Reception May 15, 2 to 4 pm. A Massachusetts artist commissioned to paint a total of thirty-one federal judicial portraits as part of a historical project in the United States Federal Court in Puerto
• The ARTicle Fashion Show, is Boston Fashion Week North, September 30.
• Thursday, June 3 and Thursday, June 17, 2010 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Join us and the artist members of the Lowell Art Association, Inc. at “Art in Whistler Park” on two Thursday evenings, June 3rd and 17th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Members w
• N.H. Supreme Court to rule on whether cop-killer's death penalty is fair, free of racial bias
• Model photo by James Marquis, http://www.flickr.com/people/james_emile/ , Styling by Sopheak Sam, Fashion Design by ARTicle@ The Revolving Museum, Artistic Director Diana Coluntino, Model Thais Campos & Michael Sam, Processing by Photofunia, Concep
• Gifted to museum by Patrick Pierce and accepted by the Board of Trustees, this sculpture "The Lover's Knot" is on permanent display in the courtyard between the historic house and the Parker Gallery.
• Reports: Patriots trade Moss to Vikings
• Model photo by James Marquis, http://www.flickr.com/people/james_emile/ , Styling by Sopheak Sam, Fashion Design by ARTicle @ The Revolving Museum, Artistic Director - Diana Coluntino, Model - Thais Campos, Background photo by Milo Baumgartner http://fli
• Thur, June 17th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Join us and the artist members of the Lowell Art Association, Inc. at “Art in Whistler Park”. Members will be selling their work. Art makes a great gift for Father’s day or a wedding anniversary
• Lowell man arraigned on murder charges
• Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc. "En Plein Air: Paintings Here and Abroad" by Lynne Friedman and "Lowell--Rooftops to Widow's Walks" by Don Sullivan. 2 exhibits in the Parker Gallery through July 29.
• Cahill brings ailing gubernatorial campaign to Greater Lowell
• Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc. "En Plein Air: Paintings Here and Abroad" by Lynne Friedman and "Lowell--Rooftops to Widow's Walks" by Don Sullivan. 2 exhibits in the Parker Gallery thr
• Annual Juried Members Exhibit 2009 Reception Nov. 21 2-4pm
• Linda Maletz: French Landscapes. Aug 4 to Sept 4. Reception Aug 14, 2 to 4 pm. http://www.whistlerhouse.org
• First place winner of the Annual Members Exhibit 2009 - "Promenade" oil by Linda Maletz
• Linda McCluskey will be located in our tent on Merrimack during the folk festival July 24 and 25. Stop by and say hello.
• Second place winner of the Annual Members exhibit - "Resolute" oil by Holly Bedrosian
• Thank you to Linda McCluskey and the volunteers who helped us out in the Folk Festival tent. It was a very successful weekend. Enjoy the rest of the summer.
• Third place winner of the ANnual Members Exhibit - "Linwood Street Gardens" oil by Adrienne Landry
• Meredith Fife Day, 35 Years: A Beginning. Sept 16 to Oct 30, 2010. Reception: Sat., Sept 18 from 2 to 5 pm. Artist talk, Sun Sept 26 at 2 pm
• Coming March 3rd from New York - Ginger Levant: Landscapes & Still Lifes
• Saturday, Aug. 21: Whistler’s Mother on Safari 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM(Quilting Class — Pattern and instruction provided by Mary Walter) Fee $65 per person. Bring your stash and your imagination to class! Students will experiment and explore
• "If I Loved You" in the Parker Gallery at 7pm on Feb 13 and 2pm on Feb 14. The price of $59 a couple, $30 for single tickets includes: one hour of appetizers, white wine, champagne and cheese in the historic house before the show which runs abo
• Reception this Saturday from 2 to 5. (2 at the same time) Meredith Fife Day - 35 Years: A Beginning; Brenden Keegan: Pen and Ink Drawings
• ("View from River Road," oil on canvas 2009) Ginger Levant: Landscapes and Still Lifes. March 3 to April 17, 2010, Reception: March 13, 2 to 4 pm. Landscape is central to my work. The paintings juxtapose human history as seen in local architect
• Reception this Saturday from 2 to 5. (2 at the same time) Meredith Fife Day - 35 Years: A Beginning; Brenden Keegan: Pen and Ink Drawing
• Impressionist Painting Lessons in the Parker Gallery. A basic overview of the Cape Cod method - Dennis Lucas, the instructor, is a traditional Impressionist painter trained at the Cape School in Provincetown. His work focuses on the ever-changing light k
• Moss may be on the move to Minnesota
• Bill Giavis: On the Road and Home Again. April 1 to May 15, Reception: April 17, 2 to 4 pm. Lowell resident Vassilios "Bill" Giavis exhibits a collection of personal paintings in the Members Room. The collection consists of intimate views from
• Car strikes woman, three children in Lowell
• Exhibit -- Bill Giavis: On the Road and Home Again. Through May 15, 2010 – Reception: April 17, 2 pm to 4 pm Well-known Lowell resident Vassilios “Bill” Giavis exhibits a collection of personal paintings in the Members Room in the Park
• The ARTicle Fashion Show, is Boston Fashion Week North, September 30.
• David Wells Roth: Places and Faces. Through June 12, Reception May 15, 2 to 4 pm. A Massachusetts artist commissioned to paint a total of thirty-one federal judicial portraits as part of a historical project in the United States Federal Court in Puerto
• Model photo by James Marquis, http://www.flickr.com/people/james_emile/ , Styling by Sopheak Sam, Fashion Design by ARTicle@ The Revolving Museum, Artistic Director Diana Coluntino, Model Thais Campos & Michael Sam, Processing by Photofunia, Concep
• Thursday, June 3 and Thursday, June 17, 2010 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Join us and the artist members of the Lowell Art Association, Inc. at “Art in Whistler Park” on two Thursday evenings, June 3rd and 17th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Members w
• Model photo by James Marquis, http://www.flickr.com/people/james_emile/ , Styling by Sopheak Sam, Fashion Design by ARTicle @ The Revolving Museum, Artistic Director - Diana Coluntino, Model - Thais Campos, Background photo by Milo Baumgartner http://fli
• Gifted to museum by Patrick Pierce and accepted by the Board of Trustees, this sculpture "The Lover's Knot" is on permanent display in the courtyard between the historic house and the Parker Gallery.
• Tewksbury man accused of raping teen
• Thur, June 17th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Join us and the artist members of the Lowell Art Association, Inc. at “Art in Whistler Park”. Members will be selling their work. Art makes a great gift for Father’s day or a wedding anniversary
• State sides with Chelmsford in Meat House liquor license fight
• Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc. "En Plein Air: Paintings Here and Abroad" by Lynne Friedman and "Lowell--Rooftops to Widow's Walks" by Don Sullivan. 2 exhibits in the Parker Gallery through July 29.
• Special teams special in Pats victory
• Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc. "En Plein Air: Paintings Here and Abroad" by Lynne Friedman and "Lowell--Rooftops to Widow's Walks" by Don Sullivan. 2 exhibits in the Parker Gallery thr
• Annual Juried Members Exhibit 2009 Reception Nov. 21 2-4pm
• BP interfered with critical efforts to contain oil, contractor claims
• Linda Maletz: French Landscapes. Aug 4 to Sept 4. Reception Aug 14, 2 to 4 pm. http://www.whistlerhouse.org
• First place winner of the Annual Members Exhibit 2009 - "Promenade" oil by Linda Maletz
• Obama highlighting community colleges
• Linda McCluskey will be located in our tent on Merrimack during the folk festival July 24 and 25. Stop by and say hello.
• Second place winner of the Annual Members exhibit - "Resolute" oil by Holly Bedrosian
• Thank you to Linda McCluskey and the volunteers who helped us out in the Folk Festival tent. It was a very successful weekend. Enjoy the rest of the summer.
• Third place winner of the ANnual Members Exhibit - "Linwood Street Gardens" oil by Adrienne Landry
• Meredith Fife Day, 35 Years: A Beginning. Sept 16 to Oct 30, 2010. Reception: Sat., Sept 18 from 2 to 5 pm. Artist talk, Sun Sept 26 at 2 pm
• Coming March 3rd from New York - Ginger Levant: Landscapes & Still Lifes
• Saturday, Aug. 21: Whistler’s Mother on Safari 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM(Quilting Class — Pattern and instruction provided by Mary Walter) Fee $65 per person. Bring your stash and your imagination to class! Students will experiment and explore
• "If I Loved You" in the Parker Gallery at 7pm on Feb 13 and 2pm on Feb 14. The price of $59 a couple, $30 for single tickets includes: one hour of appetizers, white wine, champagne and cheese in the historic house before the show which runs abo
• Reception this Saturday from 2 to 5. (2 at the same time) Meredith Fife Day - 35 Years: A Beginning; Brenden Keegan: Pen and Ink Drawings
• ("View from River Road," oil on canvas 2009) Ginger Levant: Landscapes and Still Lifes. March 3 to April 17, 2010, Reception: March 13, 2 to 4 pm. Landscape is central to my work. The paintings juxtapose human history as seen in local architect
• Reception this Saturday from 2 to 5. (2 at the same time) Meredith Fife Day - 35 Years: A Beginning; Brenden Keegan: Pen and Ink Drawing
• Impressionist Painting Lessons in the Parker Gallery. A basic overview of the Cape Cod method - Dennis Lucas, the instructor, is a traditional Impressionist painter trained at the Cape School in Provincetown. His work focuses on the ever-changing light k
• Body in Vermont confirmed as former Chelmsford grandmother
• Bill Giavis: On the Road and Home Again. April 1 to May 15, Reception: April 17, 2 to 4 pm. Lowell resident Vassilios "Bill" Giavis exhibits a collection of personal paintings in the Members Room. The collection consists of intimate views from
• Cops: Woman threw dog feces to slow driver
• Reception this Saturday, Mar 13th from 2 to 4 pm for NY artist Ginger Levant: Landscapes & Still Lifes. Beautiful Work!
• Lowell shooting suspect arraigned, held
• Final identification on body found in Vermont should be made Tuesday
• Four killed when church van flips in Georgia
• Historic rock stolen from N.H. town
• Man tied to Mattapan shootings due in N.H. courtroom
• New Supreme Court term opens with new justice
• High school scores
• Pre-Show Block Party Prior To Godsmack Concert
• Ex-Haverhill priest charged in theft of money
• Earthquake hits off Japanese coast
• Washington will not fight extradition to Massachusetts
• Driver freed from Tewksbury rollover
• Europe takes thrilling Ryder Cup
• Man sought in shooting of 21-year-old
• U.S. warns Americans to be vigilant when in Europe
• Ryder Cup to finish on Monday
• High school scores
• Arrest made in connection to 4 Boston slayings
• Obama promotes technology; GOP calls for tax cuts
• Billerica police responding to crash
• Blaze destroys Dunstable barn
• Emanuel out as chief of staff, Rouse in
• Cahill running mate Loscocco abruptly quits, endorses Baker
• MVC football games postponed
• Pete Rouse named new Obama chief of staff as Rahm Emanuel departs
• High school scores
• Dozens of NATO oil tankers attacked in Pakistan
• Missing Hudson boy is found. Neighbor heard 'Help!' call from tall tree in woods.
• Missing Hudson boy found. Neighbor heard 'Help!' cry from tall tree in woods.
• 5 dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
• Hampton, NH police make arrest in cop impersonation case
• 29 flea-infested dogs found in N.H. man's home
• Hudson police, fire rescue horse trapped by fallen tree
• 'Burly Bandit' pleads guilty to 11 bank robberies across New England
• Four Places by Joel Drake Johnson. East Coast Premiere at Merrimack Rep, playing October 14 - Novem
• Jobless benefit applications drop for 3rd time in 4 weeks
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Heat-Celtics showdown bounces gubernatorial debate
• Dunstable police probe theft of weapons
• High winds down tree, knock out power on Dracut street
• CTI moving downtown from Dutton Street
• Coakley recovers more than $50,000 for Lowell in CVS overcharge probe
• AIG reaches deal to repay government
• Lowell celebrates Jack Kerouac opening 4-day event Thursday
• Texting while driving ban begins in Mass.
• Barn fire quickly contained in Acton
• Police: Man committed lewd act in Chelmsford Mall store
• South Tewksbury loses power
• UMass Lowell grad student charged with making Fentanyl
• Hudson boy, 15, is missing
• Boston police continue hunt for killer of 4
• Charter school group to raise $160M in bid to open more
• Nashua hospital agrees to provide deaf services
• Legendary singer-songwriter Bob Dylan returning to Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell
• Police ask public's help after multiple shots fired in Lowell
• Zenny Speronis, Lowell restaurant icon, dead at 84
• Music Legend Bob Dylan And His Band Live At The Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell
• High school scores
• Police: At least 13 shots fired on Westford Street
• Former President Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• Three arrested, including man who totaled police cruiser
• City Council OKs $4M loan for health center
• Red Sox eliminated from playoff contention
• Emanuel decision near; chief of staff likely to leave White House
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• Four dead, one hurt in Boston shooting
• NH's Executive Council votes to reinstate liquor commissioner
• Depression up 25 percent after Gulf oil spill
• High school scores
• Pedestrian hit by car in Lowell
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Mass. House Republicans block Dems' spending bill
• Explosive device found in Lowell home
• Explosive device found in Lowell home
• Model photo by James Marquis, http://www.flickr.com/people/james_emile/ , Styling by Sopheak Sam, F
• Tewksbury man faces child-porn charges
• Red Sox unable to sweep Yanks
• Vice President Biden returns to NH Monday
• NH Executive Council reconvenes Monday on Bodi issue
• UMass to offer 3-year degrees
• Mass. trooper in court to face charges
• California governor delays execution by 45 hours
• Wilmington day-care facility closes
• Georgia executes suicidal inmate after delays
• Three cats die in Lowell apartment fire
• Greater Lowell shaken by N.H. quake
• N.H. earthquake sends tremors across region
• Ga. megachurch pastor pledges to fight accusations
• Romney blasts Obama for economy at N.H. GOP meeting
• Bomb scare delays plane; may have been a hoax
• Lester wins 19th as Sox inch closer to Yanks
• Mass. state trooper on military leave arrested
• Model photo by James Marquis, http://www.flickr.com/people/james_emile/ , Styling by Sopheak Sam,
• Sox knock Yankees out of first place
• High School Scoreboard
• Boston jakes get first drug, alcohol tests
• The Tenth Annual Lowell Open Artist Studios
• Acton woman indicted in death of son
• First woman in 5 years executed in U.S. amid outcry
• High school scores
• AP president: Need to curb unlicensed use of news
• 1950s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at age 82
• NH paroles 8, including child sex predators
• NH maple syrup makers join criticism of Log Cabin
• Tyngsboro police arrest Hudson man on drug charges
• Feds approve I-93 widening in NH
• Liquor license auction canceled in Chelmsford
• Companies fined by DEP on Lowell redevelopment
• Vigil set for former Chelmsford woman believed abducted
• U.S. IDs 9 Americans killed in Afghanistan crash
• Patrick gets AFL-CIO endorsement
• Menino suggests 'torture' for pizza deliveryman slay suspects
• NH council finishing Bodi hearing
• Teens charged in Mass. bullying case due in court
• T says man killed in fall at Malden station
• Cops put the brakes on attempted theft of snowmobiles in Hudson
• Lawrence rehires 8 firefighters
• Lowell man gets year in jail for double fatality
• Tewksbury police charge pair in 3 armed robberies
• Westford release sketch of housebreak suspect
• Tewksbury police charge pair in 3 armed robberies
• High school scores
• Daughter of slain N.H. woman may testify
• Hodes, Ayotte to face off in N.H. radio forum
• Abbott recalls infant formula; may be contaminated with insect parts
• Lowell police probe shots fired near Moody Street
• The ARTicle Fashion Show, is Boston Fashion Week North, September 30.
• NH liquor commissioner testifies to keep his job
• New consumer agency architect vows tough stance
• Lawrence Native Scott Doherty Set to Dance His Way Back Home as Part of Riverdance on Ice
• Lowell firm wins bid to build new Billerica school
• Poll: Patrick still leads Baker, but Cahill's votes could sway election
• Chelmsford site on Brownsfields cleanup list
• High school scores
• NATO says 9 service members killed in Afghanistan crash
• Auburn man pleads guilty to having weapons cache
• Three teens accused of stealing guns from Hampton, N.H. home
• NH probing whether bar had role in crash that killed four, including two local men
• Boston schools among the most racially segregated in the nation
• NH liquor commissioner removal hearing Monday
• Pepperell woman injured in NH motorcycle crash that kills driver
• MFA gets $10 million gift from Bank of America
• Bowyer races to win in New Hampshire
• Police seek help finding missing former Chelmsford grandmother
• Man with bullet wound found dead on Harvard campus
• Obama lectures GOP on campaign finance bill stall
• County will have to pay to remove name of departing sheriff Glodis from cars
• Jays outslug Red Sox 11-9
• High school scores
• Lahey Clinic announces new CEO
• Record-breaking sailor Dodge Morgan dies
• N.H. court: Sex offender can't attend church
• Mass. court rejects GPS for freed Lowell sex offender
• Fahlberg leaving One Lowell
• Relief well intersects blown-out BP well in Gulf
• Amid controversy, Obama to name consumer advocate to new post Friday
• Officers shoot Capitol Hill gunman
• Five men arrested for threatening the pope in London
• Tiano tapped as acting school superintendent in Chelmsford
• AG Coakley has November opponent
• Mass. RMVs now opening after computer glitch delay
• Mass. gubernatorial candidates debate Big Apple mosque
• Littleton business park evacuated due to gas leak
• Gov. Patrick to lead Lowell rally Saturday
• Fighter trailer now available on-line
• FBI scours northern Vt. for missing former Chelmsford woman
• Tsongas begins airing TV ads in 5th District race
• Mass. hospitals seek restrictions on Caritas sale
• Following key suspect's suicide, Mass. dropping charges in Craigslist killing
• Igor may cause rip currents along East Coast
• AG Martha Coakley to face GOP challenger after all
• Number of homes lost to foreclosure in August rise
• Kennedy takes narrow win in Governor's Council race
• Mass. jobless rate down to 8.8 percent
• 6 hurt in Burlington deck collapse
• Police say Wash. acid attack was self-inflicted
• High school scores
• Mass. economy adds jobs in August
• Mass. snow plow drivers balk at equipment upgrades
• Pit bull puppy dognapped in Haverhill house break
• Ayotte is declared winner in N.H. GOP Senate primary
• It's Reich vs. Harrington in race to succeed Hargraves
• High school scores
• Martinez bests Dahlberg for right to challenge Fargo
• Chelmsford school supt. announces resignation
• Worker killed on Route 9 in Framingham
• Hudson responds to back-to-back crashes
• NH National Guard soldiers depart for Kuwait
• Man arrested for bomb threat at GOP fundraiser
• Officials search for missing VT woman
• Patriots trade Maroney to Broncos
• Reception this Saturday from 2 to 5. (2 at the same time) Meredith Fife Day - 35 Years: A Beginning
• Reception this Saturday from 2 to 5. (2 at the same time) Meredith Fife Day - 35 Years: A Beginni
• Autopsy results in Lowell baby death could take weeks
• Cape Cod teens pleads not guilty to hit and run death of woman in wheelchair
• Boston police probe missing evidence
• Napolitano at naturalization ceremony
• NH man jailed for tattoo assault
• Bush forfeits Heisman Trophy
• Speed a 'contributing factor' in NH fatal
• 3 vying in special election for Chelmsford selectman
• Moss: No regrets
• Stephen wins N.H. Republican governor primary
• Lowell man charged in drug-deal pistol whipping
• Belanger trails in quest for Governor's Council
• Lester sparkles for Red Sox
• Connaughton, Bump win auditor primaries
• SJC to hear challenge in probation probe
• Tsongas says Golnik wins GOP race for Congress
• Police seeking public's help in probe of N.H. accident that killed four
• Tsongas: Golnik will win GOP race for Congress
• Northeastern University reviewing policy in wake of cyanide suicide
• Primary Election Results
• Lowell's Donoghue wins Senate nomination
• $580,000 settlement in Nashua daycare sex-abuse lawsuit
• State prison for accessory in Dumpster murder case
• Obama tells students to work hard and focus on education
• High school scores
• Powers, Murphy star at Endicott
• The Reduced Shakespeare Company in The Complete World of Sports (abridged), September 9 - October 3
• Lowell man killed in NH crash
• Man accused in Lowell cop's death due in court for arraignment
• Men from Lowell and Pelham among four killed in off-highway N.H. crash
• Calif. neighbors survey ruins of blasted hillside
• Igor could become Category 5 hurricane
• Son of Lowell police officer killed in Maine car crash
• Acton woman found guilty of bilking housing authority
• Man accused in Lowell cop's death held on $5,000 cash bail
• LaSpada A-OK for Billerica
• Lowell HIgh off to a flying start
• Acton breaks ground for new 9-11 memorial
• Sen. Brown: 'Nuclear' Iran a looming threat
• Lowell officer killed in off-duty crash; police say other driver was drunk
• High school scores
• Tewksbury teen critical after being struck by car
• Obama address: We were one nation after Sept. 11 attacks
• Golnik hit with FEC complaint over radio spots
• Police: Three people shot at Pa. Kraft plant; shooter held
• Several homes on fire after massive explosion in San Bruno, Calif.
• Brady gets into car accident - then gets huge contract
• NOW, union, seek Boston hospital exec's dismissal
• Mass. woman in womb-cut case gives DNA sample
• Mysterious jellyfish invade Walden Pond
• As Afghans protest, Jones says he won't burn Quran
• Ex-UMass Memorial Health Care official sentenced for embezzlement
• Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc. "En Plein Air: Pai
• Annual Juried Members Exhibit 2009 Reception Nov. 21 2-4pm
• Priest barred after new abuse allegations
• Linda Maletz: French Landscapes. Aug 4 to Sept 4. Reception Aug 14, 2 to 4 pm. http://www.whistlerh
• First place winner of the Annual Members Exhibit 2009 - "Promenade" oil by Linda Maletz
• Hudson man to face forgery charge
• Linda McCluskey will be located in our tent on Merrimack during the folk festival July 24 and 25. S
• Second place winner of the Annual Members exhibit - "Resolute" oil by Holly Bedrosian
• Thank you to Linda McCluskey and the volunteers who helped us out in the Folk Festival tent. It was
• Third place winner of the ANnual Members Exhibit - "Linwood Street Gardens" oil by Adrien
• Meredith Fife Day, 35 Years: A Beginning. Sept 16 to Oct 30, 2010. Reception: Sat., Sept 18 from 2
• Coming March 3rd from New York - Ginger Levant: Landscapes & Still Lifes
• Saturday, Aug. 21: Whistler’s Mother on Safari 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM(Quilting Class — Pa
• "If I Loved You" in the Parker Gallery at 7pm on Feb 13 and 2pm on Feb 14. The price of $
• The Spring 2010 Artbotics Program at the Revolving Museum exhibit - a dreamy surreal landscape comp
• ("View from River Road," oil on canvas 2009) Ginger Levant: Landscapes and Still Lifes. M
• The Revolving Museum engaging youth at the festival through sidewalk chalk drawing, face painting,
• Impressionist Painting Lessons in the Parker Gallery. A basic overview of the Cape Cod method - Den
• Patriots QB in car accident
• Bill Giavis: On the Road and Home Again. April 1 to May 15, Reception: April 17, 2 to 4 pm. Lowell
• Chelmsford police rule out criminal intent in suspicious vehicle report
• Reception this Saturday, Mar 13th from 2 to 4 pm for NY artist Ginger Levant: Landscapes & Stil
• Mass. auditor faulted for hiring jobless cousin
• Exhibit -- Bill Giavis: On the Road and Home Again. Through May 15, 2010 – Reception: April 1
• Mass. confirms 2 more human West Nile cases
• David Wells Roth: Places and Faces. Through June 12, Reception May 15, 2 to 4 pm. A Massachusetts
• Dahlberg, Martinez debate at Sun offices
• Thursday, June 3 and Thursday, June 17, 2010 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Join us and the artist membe
• Public's help sought in cemetery rape
• Gifted to museum by Patrick Pierce and accepted by the Board of Trustees, this sculpture "The
• Florida minister cancels burning of Quran on Sept. 11
• NH commission eyes selling Cannon Mt.
• Thur, June 17th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Join us and the artist members of the Lowell Art Associati
• Imam: Pastor misrepresented Quran-burning deal
• Mass. higher ed chief critical of cuts
• Whistler House Museum of Art / Lowell Art Association, Inc. "En Plein Air: Paintings Here and
• 2009 Award Winners of the Exhibit: Quiltscapes at the Whistler
• Worcester City Council Tightens Pit Bull Laws
• First "flying cars" to be built in Mass.
• Ethics Commission investigating Billerica cemetery worker
• High school scoreboard
• JetBlue flight attendant due in NY court
• Book Signing With the Author at the Whistler House Museum of Art
• Mass. gubernatorial candidates to debate Tuesday night
• Mass. gas prices down another 2 cents
• Chelmsford schoolbuses vandalized
• Suspected in hit-and-run accident, N.H woman arrested on DWI charge in Hudson
• Man pleads innocent in alleged assault of cop
• Kalish, Sox slam Rays
• Authorities: 1,000 homes evacuated in Colorado wildfires
• Shots fired in Lowell's Centralville section
• One dead, two hurt in Malden shootout
• Three to be arraigned in pizza delivery man slaying
• Bahamas judge drops charges in Travolta extortion case
• Plane crash on Nevada street kills 1, injures 3
• Hoffman breezes to win in Norton
• NH woman forged dead woman's checks
• JetBlue flight attendant resigns
• RI man charged in killing father, wounding mother
• Boxboro police make drug bust
• Two arrested in Lawrence shooting
• VT man texting while riding motorcycle
• Gunshots rip through home; no one struck; police seek four suspects
• Missing Pepperell girl, 13, found in Hudson, N.H.; man charged with kidnapping, assaulting an office
• Two brothers stabbed, one seriously; no arrests made
• Man dies in crash with casino-bound tour bus
• Lowell police investigating gunshots
• Obama address: I'm committed to helping middle class
• Brenden Keegan: Pen and Ink Drawings
• Man approaches children; Chelmsford police seek help
• Meredith Fife Day: 35 Years, A Beginning
• Pepperell police seek missing teen
• Lowell man dies in car crash
• Patriots cut Burgess, Aiken
• BG football game postponed
• Mass. takes top role in developing multistate test
• Earl weakens as it nears New England
• Live artillery shells removed from Pelham home
• Hudson man injured in Pelham motorcycle crash
• Hudson schools closed on Thursday
• Abandoned kittens found in foreclosed home
• Red Sox rally to top Orioles
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears U.S.
• Lowell man arrested in connection with slaying
• Pepperell selectman to step down
• Mexico: Soldiers kill 25 in gunbattle near border
• Patriots fall to Giants in preseason finale
• Beltre, Red Sox top Orioles
• Danvers man charged with beating young sisters
• Hudson woman charged in burglary
• Murkowski concedes Alaska primary race
• Skidding Sox fall to Orioles
• Hatteras Island evacuation ordered for 30,000 residents
• Early release for North Middlesex
• Hudson schools closed on Thursday
• Spinners' sellout streak ends at 413
• The Wiles of Congress!
• Lowell opens cooling station in heat wave
• Audit: Cahill's campaign failed to pay $15,000 in state tax
• Patrick won't commit to Mass. sales tax rollback
• Police seek suspect in counterfeit case
• Lowell police respond to Bridge St. home; mom, child taken to hospital
• N. Chelmsford real-e
• Body of Lowell man found in R.I. waters
• 3 die in medical helicopter crash in Arkansas
• Obama declares that U.S. combat mission in Iraq has ended
• Firefighters return to site of brush fire
• Lowell boy hit by car in stable condition
• Billerica rep. debate to be streamed live on Sun website Tuesday
• Mass. court rejects challenge to Cape Wind permit
• Nashua man gets 5 years for defrauding elderly
• Republican Billerica state rep. hopefuls debate on Sun website
• Sources: Congressional candidate Golnik arrested in 2001 on drug, drunk-driving charges
• Two top drivers test track at speedway
• College student dies after being shot
• Earl threatens East Coast
• Groton brush fire gets response from 18 communities
• Growing Hurricane Earl threatens north Caribbean
• Lawrence man arrested after series of fires
• Lowell man still missing in Narragansett Bay
• Roger Clemens heads to D.C. court on Monday
• Red Sox lose to Rays again
• 'Mad Men' and 'Modern Family' win top Emmy awards
• Young bicyclist struck, seriously injured by car in Lowell
• Arizona police say gunman kills 5, then self
• Two police officers fatally shot in Alaska village
• 2 Chelmsford women seriously hurt in Methuen crash
• Lowell man drowns while fishing in R.I.
• Home run sinks Red Sox in 10th
• Teens rescued from fast-rising Merrimack River after dam releases surge
• Teens rescued from fast-rising Merrimack River after dam releases surge
• Man charged in Medford slaying turns self in
• Dozens rescued from tropical storm's rip currents
• Lester, Martinez team up for Sox
• Paris Hilton arrested on cocaine charge in Las Vegas
• Pedroia may need surgery
• Pedestrian hit by car in Hudson, N.H.
• Developer of Tewksbury side slapped by MassDEP
• Suspect in shooting found dead at Wrentham motel
• Suspect in shooting found dead at Wrentham motel
• Build-out at NH airport is complete
• N.H. family's suit: SeaWorld trainer's death traumatized boy
• Restaurants scramble after massive egg recall
• Beck rally drawing protests, counter-rallies
• USA Today shaking up staff in 'radical' overhaul
• N. Korea releases Boston man held since June
• Pelham cops nab burglary suspects
• EEE, WNV confirmed in Bolton mosquitoes
• Major storm brewing in the Atlantic
• Biden in New Hampshire Thursday
• Uninvited candidates crash NH GOP forum
• Man's license pulled at arraignment in Westford double fatal
• Beckett, BoSox prevail in first game
• Hudson police seek public's help catching burglar
• Gov. announcing federal school-budget relief
• Chelmsford fuel spill contained
• Lowell City Council gives Lynch raise, four more years
• McCain wins tough GOP primary battle
• Westford board lashes out at Tiki Bar
• McCain wins tough GOP primary battle
• Westford board lashes out at Tiki Bar
• NH defendant in deadly home invasion wants change of venue
• Mass. questions National Grid expenses
• Obama 'having a great time' despite rain
• Sox will play two Wednesday
• Dracut taking owners of condemned house to court
• Godsmack Returns Home To Rock The Tsongas Cente
• Police investigate stabbing death at Nashua home
• Former Mass. Turnpike chief pleads not guilty to drunken driving charges
• Massachusetts 'Race to the Top' winner
• AP source: Carter going to NKorea to free American
• 22-year-old Mexico woman crowned Miss Universe
• Chelmsford board OKs North Road project
• Lowell ZBA OKs water tower in Centralville
• RMV worker pleads guilty to making faking licenses
• Mass. home sales plummet
• New Boston FBI chief says Bulger, art heist are priorities
• Lyme disease found in larger area of Mass.
• Boston Fire Dept. probes massive warehouse blaze
• Police search for youth in arson spree
• Great white shark spotted off Cape Cod
• FDA searching for source of tainted eggs
• Boston Archdiocese blocks blog access
• Insanity hearing in N.H. murder
• Jury: Ex-Marine guilty of killing colleague
• Damon claimed by Sox, but...
• Scutaro powers Red Sox by Mariners
• Cahill calls for audit of Lawrence finances
• Pickup crashes into downtown Lowell restaurant
• Firefighters battle brush blaze in Shirley
• Obama challenges GOP on campaign finance ruling
• Louis Saab, lawyer, landlord, dies at 80
• Chelmsford driver charged, nearly strikes N.H. state trooper,
• Lowre lifts Sox with HR in 11th
• Lowell fires called arson
• Overbay, Jays crush Red Sox, 16-2
• Minor injuries when tractor-trailer rolls into car
• Rescuers responding to 10-car pileup on I-495
• Red Sox place Dustin Pedroia on disabled list, again
• Rescuers responding to 10-car pileup on I-495
• Fire pit ignites Nashua house fire
• Man falls from roof of downtown Lowell building
• Welker back, Brady shines for Pats
• Gardner woman dies in crash on Route 2
• Handicapped canine scales Mount Washington
• Man struck and killed by police cruiser in Chelsea
• Obama in for some rest, relaxation
• 'Jaws' summer continues on Cape Cod
• 2011 Atlantic 10 Women’s Basketball Championship
• Mosque debate divides Democrats, especially in N.Y.
• N.H. police: Driver tried to drag trooper
• Chunks of concrete fall from Mass. Pike overpass
• Report: Last stop for Wonderland, as dog track will close
• Report: Feds plan to indict Roger Clemens
• Whistler House Museum of Art - Mico Kaufman
• Mass. jobless rate stays at 9 percent
• Study proves oil plume in the Gulf isn't going away soon
• It's been a summer of setbacks for Sarah Palin
• Jobless claims rise to highest level in 9 months
• Red Sox stay perfect against Angels
• Pelham police investigate possible attempted abduction
• A-10 women's tourney at Tsongas
• LOWELL -- For just the second time in the 29-year history of Atlantic 10 Conference women's bas
• Lowell man pleads guilty to assaults on children
• Westford firefighters battle blaze at campaign office
• Blaze closes Taunton City Hall
• Boston bar to stop using glass after fatal fight
• Suspicious vehicle impounded as probe into overnight Westford blaze continues
• Thibault steps down as head of community foundation
• N.H. officer dragged by irate minivan driver
• S.C. police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• Woman due in court for pie attack on Senator
• Lawrence mayor: Union to blame for mutual-aid calls
• Tax-free weekend may have cost state up to $25 million
• Suspected pipe bomb found at popular NH beach
• Colby College bans hard liquor
• NH jobless rate drops in July
• Lowell police seeking chase suspect
• Court halts Calif. gay marriages pending appeal
• Police track down man absent from Tewksbury State Hospital
• Burly Bandit pleads not guilty in Maine
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• Family, friends mourn 8 killed in off-road wreck
• Obama launching 3 days of fundraising travel
• Councilor wants outside probe of Markoff death
• Craigslist killing suspect commits suicide in his jail cell
• Publicist: Zsa Zsa Gabor in very serious condition
• Kaymer wins controversial PGA Championship
• Lowell man who killed self after bank holdup identified
• Serial stabbings probe expands in Michigan
• Lockerbie families question bomber's doctors
• UMass law school opens to 182 students
• Petraeus: Progress in Afghanistan will take time
• Report: 'Craigslist Killer' is dead
• Lester gives Sox a lift
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• Obama claims GOP trying to destroy Social Security
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• Homeland Security arrests man outside Sun building
• Conviction of McGuane brothers upheld
• Pats top Saints in preseason opener
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• Obama backs mosque near ground zero
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• Red Sox blow 3-run lead in 9th
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• Mass. can exclude Armenian genocide questions
• Mass. cracks down on prescription drug abuse
• NH reminds all: 'We never have a sales tax'
• Mass. auditor gives staff 5 percent raises
• Patrick calls for 8 debates
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• Tropical depression halts drilling at Gulf well
• Lowell pair held in drug-trafficking case
• Tropical depression forms in Gulf, heads for oil spill
• Acton mom charged in infant son's slaying
• Lowell puts Sox ahead to stay
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Rentals in Greater Boston harder to find and afford
• Mass. bullying defendants seek medical records of alleged victim
• Patrick rolling out star power to raise campaign cash
• Wall Street closely watching Fed's next move
• Hudson man goes to police station to bail out friend, gets arrested for OUI
• Ex-Big Dig chief faces drunken driving arraignment
• Growing sales helps Chrysler narrow 2Q loss
• House members return to D.C. to pass jobs bill
• Billerica man faces federal detention hearing in child porn case
• Lawrence fires strains mutual aid
• Boyfriend in baby scalding case held on bail
• Fed to meet and discuss recovery efforts
• Oscar-winner actress Patricia Neal dies at 84
• Boyfriend faces arraignment in baby scalding case
• Lawrence fires strain mutual aid
• Statue of Liberty gets new staircase
• Billerica man faces federal detention hearing in child porn case
• Maternity job protection is eight weeks, Mass. high court rules
• Red Sox defeat the Yankees, split series
• Lowell ZBA approves billiards parlor despite temple members' protests
• NH officials say motorcycle fatalities up in 2010
• Death toll rises in flooding in Europe
• Police scour Yellowstone for Ariz. escapees
• Eagle strikes jet engine, halts flight
• Lawrence coach, school guard faces rape charges
• Yankees strike down Sox
• Arizona prison escapees linked to killings in New Mexico
• Astronauts begin crucial skylab repair
• Taliban kills 6 Americans on medical team
• Lowell man charged in baby's bath scalding
• Plea deal falls apart in Lowell hit-and-run case
• Pepperell announces water ban
• Former Rep. LeLacheur passes away
• Billerica man charged with possession of child porn
• NH courts closed again to save money
• Pentagon demands return of leaked war documents
• Obama visits company as new job figures come out
• Senate confirms Elena Kagan as Supreme Court justice
• Youkilis out for season
• Firefighters remain at the scene of a four-alarm fire in Chelmsford
• I-93 pothole in Medford repaired
• Romney to attend NH fundraiser
• Wary shoppers give retailers modest gains
• Ayer police seek help finding theft suspect
• Red Sox stumped by Tribe
• BP to pump cement into blown-out Gulf well
• Celebrity softball game postponed to Friday
• Teammates say Favre texted them retirement plans
• On birthday, Obama to tout job creation
• Rolling Stone reporter who took down general will not embed with troops
• It's official: Celts sign Shaq
• Governor: I'll never support no-bid slots
• Infant badly burned in Lowell
• Gov. Patrick to sign national popular vote bill
• Groups want Cardinal Law dismissed from post
• Dracut Finance Committee chairman dies at 54
• Grimard given probation in Dunstable break-in case
• NH utility commission acted reasonably during 2008 ice storm
• Plea deal for third man in deadly NH home invasion
• BP claims victory in permanently plugging Gulf gusher
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• National Night Out Against Crime tonight
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• Red Sox lose, Youkilis hurt
• Countryside agrees to pay $600M to settle lawsuits
• Panel vote could clear way for mosque at ground zero
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• Study: Underachieving schools have higher student turnover
• Lohan released from jail, headed to rehab
• Pelham teens charged with blocking Hudson road
• Ayer firefighters battle tire fire
• 2 Exhibits at the Whistler House Museum of Art
• Food, Festivals and Fun In The Greater Merrimack Valley
• Exhibition - Art Quilts Lowell 2010
• The 2010 Lowell Youth Slam Team
• Governor Patrick Highlights Major I-495 'Bridge Bundle' Accelerated Bridge Project In Lowell
• Artists at the Brush Exhibition - Fluidity
• Lowell-Rooftops To Widow’s Walks by Don Sullivan
• En Plein Air: Paintings Here and Abroad by Lynne Friedman
• Exhibition - The Presence Of Absence
• Immigrant Murals Unveiled
• Art After Work / Art In Whistler Park
• Harmony Park Community Celebration
• David Wells Roth - Faces and Places at the Whistler House Museum of Art
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Lowell!
• Exhibit - Bill Giavis: On The Road And Home Again
• Federal Judge Portrait Project Commemorates over 100 Years of the Federal Judiciary in Puerto Rico
• Freeverse Proudly Presents 'Sonnets Lighting A Match'
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• Ginger Levant: Landscapes And Still Lifes
• Greater Merrimack Valley Convention And Visitors Bureau Newsletter - February 2010
• Love At The Whistler House
• Winter Activities In The Greater Merrimack Valley
• Primal Spirit
• Lowell Dreaming: Linda McCluskey
• The U.S. Air Force Band Of Liberty In A Free Holiday Concert
• City of Lights Parade and Holiday Arts Stroll
• WHMA Annual Members Exhibit
• New England Quilt Museum Announces Senior Days
• Every Child Deserves a Home
• Fun-Raiser and Party!
• Fall In The Greater Merrimack Valley
• Fall in the Greater Merrimack Valley
• Poetry Reading at the Whistler House Museum of Art
• Quilt Signed by 24 Members of 2009 Red Sox -To Be Auctioned to Benefit New England Quilt Museum
• The Revolving Museum Relocates to Western Avenue Studios
• Drawings and Paintings by Arshile Gorky – Mina Boehm Metzger Collection
• Quiltscapes at the Whistler
• Mike Toohill joins Coneco’s new ecological services and permitting division
• You Are What You Eat
• George Oommen: A Retrospective
• ImprovBoston Comedy Event
• Web Design at 50% off
• Full Moon Celebration at the Harmonic Center of the Universe
• Anne D. Sullivan: A Retrospective
• Celebrate Patriot's Day in the Region Where Freedom Was Born!
• Celebrate Patriot's Day in the Region Where Freedom was Born!
• The 2nd Annual Lowell Film Festival 2009 ‘Food, Fair Trade and the Global Economy’
• Lowell MA Real Estate Guide
• Don Ouellette: New England Landscapes
• Lieby Miedema: Works on Paper
• Cafe Noir, The Cabaret Experience
• Show and Tell: The Art of the Narrative
• Jerry Beck Steps Down as Artistic Director of The Revolving Museum
• Beginner- Intermediate Drawing: Instructor Sue Funk
• Painting With Watercolor: Instructor Don Sullivan
• Pastels: Instructor Pamela Wamala
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Polaroid Transfer Prints
• Pastel Pleasures
• It's Not Too Late to Enter our 'Embrace the Elements' Sweepstakes
• Arlington Center For The Arts' BACK/TALK Exhibit Highlights Youth Work
• Postcard Design Competition
• News from Revolving Museum - November 28, 2008
• Free training on ZOLL AED Pro and AED Plus
• Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training In Southeastern Massachusetts (BLAST)
• The Revolving Museum Fall 2008 Art Classes: Everyone Is An Artist!
• Revolving Museum and Spinners Partnerto Put New Spin on Baseball
• Lowell Folk Festival
• Vases Needed
• Volunteers Needed at TRM for the Lowell Folk Festival
• Call-to-Artists Museum Shop
• Jerry Beck and Ed Marshall Present: The Mythic ONTO UM Road Show
• New Mural on Merrimack Street
• Toys and Games Workshop Session
• Revolving Museum Unveils School Building Transformation
• Revolving Museum Hires Executive Director
• Hot New Music from International Selling Bassist-Stacy Bugg
• The Revolving Museum Upcoming Events On February 2008
• Electrifying - The Art Of Light And Illumination
• The Revolving Museum Upcoming Events On December 2007
• The Revolving Museum Chosen For 2007 Catalogue for Philanthropy
• Revolving Museum Events From October 24, 2007
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• Chelsea Handler
• New England String Ensemble Announces 2007-2008 Season
• Electrifying : The Art Of Light And Illumination
• Lowell ARTventures Public Artworks
• Lowell Southeast Asian Water Festival
• K-9 Carnival
• Lowell Folk Festival
• Ukulele Noir
• Carnival of Creativity
• 303 Loft Series
• I Can't Stop Loving You Part of the 2006-2007 Lowell Five Performing Arts Series
• Touch Of Class Cat Show
• Jesus Christ Superstar
• World Peas Cooperative CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Fruit Share & Winter Share 2007 Season
• The Fab Faux The Greatest Beatles Cover Band - Rolling Stone
• American Textile History Museum Reduces General Admission Price During Exhibition Construction
• Revolving Museum's Innovative Education Programs for Youth Artists
• American Textile History Museum planning exciting new interactive experiences for visitors
• Revolving Museum Brings the Mesmerizing Exhibition 'Race, Class, Gender (does not equal) Character'
• Lowell artist Maureen Chase exhibiting at the Ayer Lofts Gallery
• Parker Gallery
• Honoring the Heroes Among Us
• From Bel Canto to Can Belto
• Annual Benefit Tea
• Black and White Classic Juried Photography Show
• Parker at the Pollard: Coming to America
• Tiny Tots Music Concert for Kids Age 3 and Younger
• Parker at the Pollard: Two Old Friends
• Microsoft Word Computer Class (Part 1)
• Email Beginner Computer Class
• Tiny Tots Music Concert Featuring Sulinha Boucher
• Mommy, A Movie, & Me
• Intro to PCs - Beginner Computer Class
• Infant Massage Workshop
• Internet 2 - Beginner Computer Class
• Mouse Beginner Computer Class
• KinderMusic Workshop
• Completely Hollywood (abridged)
• Aunt Dan & Lemon
• Augusta
• Happy Birthday, America
• Lecture, Jane Burch Cochran
• Embellishment: Thread, Ribbon, Button & Bead Boutique
• Pulling Strings:Traditional and Contemporary Puppetry
• Puppet Party Finale
• Artroots
• Shaking the Spirit Box
• Birthday Parties
• New Spinning Lessons Available
• Merrimack Mural - Surreal Ethnicity
• Textile Arts Lessons
• Visionary Village
• Bob Harmon Exhibition
• Business and Home Show Expo 2006

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