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Lowell, Massachusetts is located in Middlesex County. Zip codes in Lowell, MA include 01851, 01854, and 01853. The median home price in Lowell is $194,900 which is roughly $126/per square foot. More Lowell information.

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1 hr ago | Lowell Sun

88 take part in Lowell Catholic High School commencement

Friday night's 24th commencement of Lowell Catholic High School brought cheers of success, tears of happiness, and many memories for 88 graduates.

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2 hrs ago | Lowell Sun

Looking back on 4 years at Central Catholic

At precisely 8:30 p.m. Friday, the 314 members of this year's Central Catholic High School senior class, including 68 boys and girls from Greater Lowell, became alumni in the Class of 2013.

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2 hrs ago | Lowell Sun

Remember when

Thank you to Marion Brousseau for sending in this picture of her father, Lowell Police Sgt.

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2 hrs ago | Lowell Sun

Local school honors distinguished graduate

From left are Sister Lori Fleming, principal of St. Margaret School; Distinguished Graduate Brian Stafford; Roselyn Scales, development coordinator; and the Rev.

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5 hrs ago | Lowell Sun

Lowell charter school 6th-graders moving on with heavy hearts

It will be the last day Marrero and her other sixth-grade classmates will be students at the Lowell Community Charter Public School.

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6 hrs ago | Patch.com

Tewksbury Memorial Day Parade Detour Information

The following information was provided by the Tewksbury Police Department: The Memorial Parade will be held on Monday, May 27th, 2013 starting at the Ryan School and ending at Brooks Plaza .

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Fri May 24, 2013

Lowell Sun

Pow-Wow Oak's legacy preserved

The iconic Pow-Wow Oak, the landmark tree on Lowell's Clark Road near the Tewksbury line that survived physical impediments and man-made controversies, sadly succumbed to the ravages of time earlier this week.

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Lowell Sun

FishFinder: Can't-miss time on local waters

Kittery Point has striped bass to 30 inches and mackerel. Off shore its haddock and all you want.

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Lowell Sun

Alarm ruling brings renewed call to reimburse Lowell landlords

A recent court ruling that the city cannot force certain property owners to purchase one type of fire-alarm system has prompted a renewed call for the city to find a way to reimburse those owners required to install wireless alarm boxes.

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Lowell Sun

Lowell Five's Quinn named Community Bank Hero

William J. Quinn, vice president of commercial lending at the Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank, was recently named a Community Bank Hero by Banker & Tradesman.

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Lowell Sun

Merrimack Repertory Theatre names executive director

The Merrimack Repertory Theatre's board of trustees has ended a six-month search by naming Elizabeth Kegley to join Artistic Director Charles Towers in leading MRT into the future.

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Lowell Sun

Lowell man acquitted of murder in 2012 held on kidnap charges

A city man acquitted of murder last year is back behind bars held on high bail after being charged by Chelmsford police with kidnapping and armed robbery.

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Lowell Sun

Lowell murder suspect's arraignment postponed

The murder arraignment of a Lawrence man accused of fatally stabbing his 60-year-old stepmother in her Lowell apartment in March has been postponed until later this month.

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Lowell Sun

Bike Night

First of the 2013 season of weekly Tuesday night Motorcycle Night at Sampas Pavilion and Heritage Farm Ice Cream.

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Thu May 23, 2013

Lowell Sun

Opposition to city methadone-clinic move mounting

A proposed methadone clinic off Stedman Street in Lowell has been attracting opposition from nearby residents and businesses, mainly across the town line in Chelmsford, whose border runs only a street's width from where the facility would go.

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Lowell Sun

MCC graduates its largest class ever

When Edson Novinyo was growing up in Ghana, he wore sandals made out of recycled car tires, studied from the same books his father had used and developed an interest in aviation from watching birds fly.

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Lowell Sun

Prosecutor: Probe into puppy theft led to Lowell gunfire

It began with an investigation into a $5,000 ransom demand for a dognapped pitbull puppy stolen from a lottery winner.

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Lowell Sun

Senate motors through budget amendments

Tacking on special commissions and bumping up spending in areas across the nearly $33.9 billion budget proposal, the Senate on Wednesday charged through more than half the 725 amendments before it during its first day of annual budget deliberations.

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Lowell Sun

Lowll Level 3 sex offender seeks release

A convicted Level 3 sex offender with an 18-page record who is facing new rape charges appeared before a judge Tuesday to ask that he be released on a GPS bracelet.

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Lowell Sun

NMTW will change name to Align Credit Union

NMTW Community Credit Union will become Align Credit Union in September, the second Lowell-area banking institution in a week to announce a name change.

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