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The entry below is being cross posted from Marjorie Arons-Barron’s own blog. Thirty-six hours after Dylann Storm Roof slaughtered their loved ones in a Charleston, S.C AME Church, family members of the victims grieved their loss but urged the mass murderer be treated with grace, dignity and forgiveness. Like Nadine Collier,…
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Lowell Walks – Lowell High We had another successful Lowell Walks tour yesterday: “Inside Lowell High School” led by Headmaster Brian Martin. 88 people joined the tour which began at the National Park Visitor Center and then moved on to Kirk Street, entering the building at the doorway under the…
Read More »June 15, 2015 – Monday 23-33 Middle St Unit 21 for $184,000. Prior sale in 2004 for $239,900 559 Fletcher St for $395,000. Prior sale in 2013 for $290,000 373 Aiken Ave Unit 7 for $95,000. Prior sale in 2005 for $145,000 80 Rogers St Unit 105 for $219,900. New…
Read More »Jeb Lund lets it fly in ‘Rolling Stone’ magazine, seeing this massacre in South Carolina as part and parcel of the poisonous politics and culture in which we are immersed. There is something very sick upon the land.
Read More »Greater Lowell Area Democrats (GLAD) will meet tomorrow ~ Saturday morning June 20, 2015 at 8:00am/SHARP in the Independence Grill of the Radisson Hotel in Chelmsford . Greater Lowell Area Democrats Regular Breakfast Meeting Saturday June 20, 2015 at 8:00 AM At the Independence Grill/ Radisson Hotel Rte. 110…
Read More »Tomorrow – Saturday, June 20, 2015 – is the Inside Lowell High School guided tour, part of the Lowell Walks summertime series. Meet at the National Park Visitor Center at 246 Market Street at 10 am to meet our tour guide, Lowell High Headmaster Brian Martin. The tour is free…
Read More »RFK on April 5, 1968.
Read More »Nancy Pitkin sent the following about an upcoming selection of the Pollard Memorial Library’s nonfiction book group: Father John’s Medicine is engraved in the lintel of one of the many renovated historic buildings in Lowell on Market Street and is now apartments. I’d always assumed that the name for Fr.…
Read More »John Edward, who teaches economics at Bentley and UMass Lowell, frequently contributes columns on economic issues. Here is his latest: Some public policies seem to contradict what would serve the public good. This column explains why that can happen. It has nothing to do with political parties. It is not…
Read More »Years ago, I wrote a rhyming poem about an incident at Bunker Hill described in Silas Coburn’s “History of Dracut.” The story is that Captain Peter Coburn of Dracut led a company of men from his town in the battle. He was shot by the British three times, in the…
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