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License Commission approves 18 permits and licenses; continues two matters.

Lowell License Commission votes unanimously on 18 liquor and business licenses. The five-member panel, chaired by Commission Chair Donahue, approved six amplified outdoor public entertainment permits for city-sponsored events throughout 2026, including Bicentennial Concerts, Spring Busker Festival,

Board of Assessors approves exemptions in brief meeting

Board of Assessors approves 14 property tax exemptions in 15-minute meeting. Chief Assessor Ellen M. Brideau, with Deputy Chief Assessor Ryan E. Rondeau and Assessor Amy Lombardo, unanimously approved 14 FY27 3ABC applications and four statutory exemptions under Clauses 17E and 41C. The board also

Lowell License Commission Defers Beer and Wine Transfer Pending Crime and Distance Data

Lowell License Commission continues contested Pawtuckerville beer and wine license transfer amid neighborhood opposition.

Lowell School Committee holds closed executive session on lease

Lowell School Committee votes unanimously to enter closed executive session on lease. The committee met on April 1 with six members present; Ms. Martin was absent. Mayor Gitschier, Mr. Lay, Ms. McFadden, Mr. Bahou, Mr. Conway, and Ms. Delrossi voted 6-0 to enter executive session under the Open

Lowell School Committee approves FY27 budget hearing, grants, and travel requests.

Lowell School Committee approves FY27 budget proposal for public hearing following community outcry. Superintendent Liam Skinner fielded concerns from 15 speakers objecting to proposed cuts in arts and student support services at Lowell High School; Mayor Gitschier requested all principals attend