Local Businessman John McDonough Honored with Elizabeth Seton Award for Community Service

Congratulations to our friend John McDonough – local businessman  and owner of the McDonough Funeral Home – where five generations of McDonough’s have served the Lowell community since the late 1880’s.  John was recently honored by the Sisters of Charity of Halifax with the Elizabeth Ann Seton Award for Community Service.…

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Third District Day in Washington

I just returned from a quick trip to Washington for Third District Day, an event hosted by Congresswomen Niki Tsongas which brought several hundred people from the Congressional District she represents here in Massachusetts to the US Capitol to hear from top elected officials and policy makers from Massachusetts and…

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Meryl Streep @ UML

Last week’s visit by Meryl Streep to the University of Massachusetts in Lowell is yet another example of the increasing prestige of the school under the leadership of Chancellor Meehan. This video was originally posted by umasslowell.

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Lowell and the Law: John C. Leggatt

John C. Leggatt was the longest serving probate court judge in Massachusetts’ history. He was born in Lowell in 1883. His father was a machinist and the family lived at 244 Broadway. John graduated from Lowell High and Boston University School of Law and had a very busy probate practice…

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