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Mayor Murphy in Latitude News

Mayor Murphy in Latitude News

Reporter Charlene Smith tells the story of Mayor Murphy’s relationship with the community here.  In…

Lowell Folk Festival a Success

Lowell Folk Festival a Success

  Mayor Murphy talks on an LTC program about the Lowell Folk Festival during the…

Lowell Fights Urban Blight

Lowell Fights Urban Blight

In fight against urban blight, Lowell adds tool to arsenal By John Laidler Globe Correspondent / May 27,…

Armenian Genocide Memorial Planned

Armenian Genocide Memorial Planned

From The Armenian Weekly: A mother’s hands weaving the history of her people. Displaying an…

Lowell Give Back Day (May 12)

Lowell Give Back Day (May 12)

LOWELL — Do you like kickball and yoga? How about free coffee and doughnuts? A…

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Habitat for Humanity Breaks Ground on Rock Street

Please see Jen Myer’s blog post “Breaking Ground, Building Community” to read more about this exciting project. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet…

Habitat for Humanity Breaks Ground on Rock Street

The Hellenic Academy Visits Mayor Murphy

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Candlelight Vigil

The Merrimack Valley Chapter of Parents of Murdered Children, (POMC) invites you to the 4th Annual Candlelight Vigil on April 23, 2012, in recognition of National Crime Victim’s Rights Week.  A procession from the Senior Center on Broadway St. to Lowell City Hall on Merrimack St. will begin at 7:30pm. Information booths will open at…

Candlelight Vigil

Lowell Makes a Youthful Choice for Mayor

When Patrick O. Murphy was selected by the City Council to become Lowell’s new mayor this past Monday, it marked a changing-of-the-guard moment with a little dash of history. The 29-year-old stone mason and bricklayer became the city’s youngest mayor since at least the early 1940s, when Lowell adopted its current form of government, according…

Lowell Makes a Youthful Choice for Mayor

Patrick Murphy announces new Mayoral Aide

Mayor Hires Jen Myers as New Aide Lowell, MA –Mayor Murphy is pleased to announce the hiring of Jennifer Myers, a former reporter with the Sun of Lowell, as the mayor’s new aide. Ms. Myers is a journalism graduate of Boston University and frequent presence at neighborhood and community events. Having covered the City Council…

Patrick Murphy announces new Mayoral Aide

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