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More from Lowell’s Power House
Tony Sampas shares more photos from the “Power House” at the corner of School and Rock Streets
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McCartney: ‘Something New’
In July 1964, The Beatles released “Something New,” their fifth album in the U.S. Today’s NYTimes includes an article about Paul McCartney composing music for the New York City Ballet. The man is 68 and still giving us “something new” — a wonderful example of an artist pushing the boundaries…
Read More »Corner of Rock and School Streets
Tony Sampas draws our attention to the Power House at the corner of School and Rock Streets in Lowell
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This video contains some great images of Lowell. It was taken by a UMasss Lowell student for one of his classes. Originally posted by happyskateboarding
Read More »Home Page, NYTimes Online, Our Own Andre Dubus III
February 23, 2011
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PaulM
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“Townie” is a better, harder book than anything the younger Mr. Dubus has yet written; it pays off on every bet that’s been placed on him. Today’s www.nytimes.com on the home page has a photo, headline, and lead-in to a review of Andre Dubus III’s new memoir “Townie,” in which he…
Read More »Memories-to-Stories
Today’s NYTimes includes an article by Felicia R. Lee about filmmaker Thomas Allen Harris and his Digital Diaspora Family Reunion project. It’s History by another name. Read the article here, and get the NYT if you want more of this kind of reporting.
Read More »Do Women Suffer More in the “Mancovery”?
February 22, 2011
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Marie
Posted in Culture, Education, Election 2010, History, Lowell, Politics
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Lowell Women’s Week – February 27-March 8, 2011 The theme: “Women’s Strength: Achievement, Power and Vision” As the annual celebration – Lowell Women’s Week nears, it’s hard not to reflect on the place of women. Lowell has historically been an important place for women – their rights, working conditions, their…
Read More »MoJo of Lowell: The new face of capitalism
The Globe has a front-page story today about MoJo, a start-up apparel manufacturer based in Lowell that pays above the minimum wage and provides quality benefits to its employees, including free day care (the company’s name is a combination of “Moms” and “Jobs”). Because of that last item, most of…
Read More »Eliot Presbyterian Church
Tony Sampas shares some photos of the stained glass windows at the Eliot Presbyterian Church
Read More »Mobile Pantry Is One Way to Help in Lowell
The Mobile Pantry of the Merrimack Valley Food Bank provides good food, health info, and social contact for Greater Lowell residents, “many of whom are single elderly women, living alone, economically challenged, and have long term disabilities.” The Mobile Pantry serves more than 320 people, each month bringing 35 pounds of…
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