Keeping Lowell Safe: Police Beat for March 2024
The number of police cases continues to climb this year, with 219 reports filed by officers in March. That’s up from 192 in February and 180 in January. March was also the second month in […]
The number of police cases continues to climb this year, with 219 reports filed by officers in March. That’s up from 192 in February and 180 in January. March was also the second month in […]
On a split vote, Lowell City Council voted to increase water rates by 58% and sewer rates by 41% over the next six years. The rate increases only apply to customers who live in the […]
We received the following press release from Lowell Light & Power. Lowell Light and Power is celebrating National Lineworker Appreciation Day (April 18), Earth Day (April 22), and Arbor Day (April 26) with customer giveaways […]
After taking March off because of no new business items to discuss, the Lowell Planning Commission held its latest regular monthly meeting on Monday, April 8. The meeting got off to a late start since […]
The regular Lowell City Council meeting for Monday, April 1, was cancelled for lack of a quorum. However, all councilmembers were present for a special meeting held this past Monday to discuss a project on […]
We received the following press release from the Lowell Police Department. At approximately 5pm, Wednesday, April 10th, the Lowell Police Department was alerted by our Flock Camera system of a stolen vehicle on E Main […]
We received the following notice from the City of Lowell. The City of Lowell is partnering with Lowell Light and Power again this spring for a brush pickup. All branches must be ready for pickup […]
Having a major staff shake up at the fire department and quickly promoting the deputy to fire chief with a short transition time might cause a bit of angst for the department and community. However, […]
Even with it being a leap year, February is a short month. That didn’t mean things slowed down at the Lowell Police Department, though. Officers saw a slight uptick in the number of cases – […]
Lowell City Council met in open session for 50 minutes on Monday night. A trail easement, the Lowell Farmers’ Market and options to slow traffic on Riverside Drive were among the topics of discussion. All […]
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