Lowell Veterans Commission honors student rescuers, plans fall events. The commission unanimously approved recognition of a Lowell High School ROTC student and Lowell Police Cadet for saving an autistic child from drowning at the September 9 meeting held at City Hall. Chairman Paul Paradise and
Lowell councilors split 7-4 over a retirement board report opposing a disabled officer's pension bid. Former Sergeant Vincent Fernandez told the council a suspect "ran me over" in 2016, leaving him with a traumatic brain injury and PTSD; he has sought a "hero's retirement" for eight years.
Lowell City Council referred nine policy motions to the City Manager on Tuesday.
Lowell License Commission suspended Tesco Center nightclub alcohol license for three days. The Commission voted unanimously following compliance hearings on violations by Picante Entertainment Group Inc. recorded in July and June 2026.
The Lowell License Commission suspended Tesco Bar's liquor license for three days after a brawl left a police officer unconscious.
Lowell Board of Health discussed permit violations and West Nile Virus detection. The board met with Abena Alwedyan, owner of Lowell Quick Stop Corp at 189 E. Merrimack St, about tobacco and food permit violations, including a prior citation for selling tobacco to a minor.
The Lowell Board of Health pushed the owner of a Merrimack Street convenience store to finish her long-delayed tobacco permit.
Lowell School Committee approves six new career-technical education programs at high school. The programs, approved unanimously on September 2, represent the culmination of years of planning and coordination with the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Superintendent Liam
Lowell School Committee panel weighs $3.45 million device lease proposal. The Joint Finance and Curriculum Subcommittee discussed a multi-year technology agreement to refresh one-to-one student devices and replace aging teacher MacBook Neos at approximately $800 each, equipped with AppleCare+
Lowell Hunger Commission focuses on SNAP access barriers, immigrant eligibility concerns. The commission discussed current challenges affecting residents seeking SNAP benefits and DTA assistance, including work requirements and policy impacts on households. Members addressed immigrant community
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