Lowell High School Cost Overruns Head to City Council June 24
Lowell High School renovation cost overruns will go before the City Council on June 24 as pending change requests now exceed remaining contingency funds.
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Lowell License Commission Approves Dozen Permits, Bids Chair Farewell
Lowell License Commission approves more than a dozen permits and bids farewell to its chair at June 12 meeting.
Lowell License Commission Approves Dozen Permits, Bids Chair Farewell
Lowell License Commission approves more than a dozen permits and bids farewell to its chair at June 12 meeting.
Lowell Veterans Commission Adopts Resolution Honoring Korean War Veteran, Plans Fall Restart
Lowell Veterans Commission hears housing pitch, honors Korean War veteran before summer recess.
Lowell Veterans Commission Adopts Resolution Honoring Korean War Veteran, Plans Fall Restart
Lowell Veterans Commission hears housing pitch, honors Korean War veteran before summer recess.
Lowell Board of Parks Approves Dozens of Summer Permits, Flags Signage Dispute
Lowell Board of Parks approves more than two dozen summer permits, including a political rally and a youth Little Library.
Lowell Board of Parks Approves Dozens of Summer Permits, Flags Signage Dispute
Lowell Board of Parks approves more than two dozen summer permits, including a political rally and a youth Little Library.
Lowell School Committee Approves $271.5 Million FY2026 Budget After Correction
Lowell School Committee votes 5-2 to approve a corrected $271,489,114 FY2026 school budget at a special Saturday session. The committee had left its May 21 budget hearing with a plan that was over target after restoring several positions without making offsetting cuts.
Lowell School Committee Approves $271.5 Million FY2026 Budget After Correction
Lowell School Committee votes 5-2 to approve a corrected $271,489,114 FY2026 school budget at a special Saturday session. The committee had left its May 21 budget hearing with a plan that was over target after restoring several positions without making offsetting cuts.
Lowell CPA Committee Votes to Triple Minimum Housing Allocation to 25 Percent
Lowell's Community Preservation Committee voted to dedicate 25 percent of its annual budget — $313,000 — to community housing, nearly tripling the state-mandated 10 percent minimum.