Real Estate Corner with Rick Seese: April Update
After 30 years of real estate management and teaching the business to hundreds of agents, I now focus solely on helping my clients buy and sell homes. But now, I also have time to share […]
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City of Lowell Planning Comm Recap: Auto Repair and Adult Use Marijuana
The City of Lowell Planning Commission held three public hearings and approved three special land use permits at its April meeting on Monday night. Commissioners Mike Gadula and Dave Cadwallader had excused absences, but all […]
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Press Release: Officer Ian Shears Promoted to Full-Time Position
We received the following press release from the Lowell Police Department. April 13, 2021: The Lowell Police Department promoted Officer Ian Shears to full-time police officer after passing an interview panel of local law […]
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Lowell Showboat Nears Fundraising Finish Line
It’s been more a marathon than a sprint, but the Lowell Showboat Committee says they are coming down the home stretch for their fundraising efforts. The committee had a goal of raising $780,000 to complete […]
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City Council Recap: $7.35 Million Road and Sewer Project Planned
Lowell City Council met for 97 minutes last night to discuss a long list of agenda items. These included a new patrol vehicle for the Lowell Police Department, an extension of the Kent County Youth […]
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Public Notice: Police Administrative Records Clerk Position Available
We received the following public notice from the Lowell Police Department. The Lowell Police Department currently has an opening for an administrative records clerk. The administrative/records clerk will maintain all aspects of police record […]
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Officer Aubrey Culver: Returning to Roots in Lowell
For Officer Aubrey Culver, working for the Lowell Police Department has meant returning to her roots. The 44-year-old grew up in Lowell, and her parents have spent their entire 48-year marriage in the community. Some […]
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Press Release: Lowell Light and Power Recognized as a Reliable Public Power Provider
We received the following press release from Lowell Light & Power. Lowell, MI, March 23, 2021— Lowell Light and Power has earned a Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) designation from the American Public Power […]
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Keeping Lowell Safe: Police Beat for February 2021
A single property in town continued to generate a significant number of police complaints during February 2021. Otherwise, there was nothing out of the ordinary last month for the Lowell Police Department. There were a […]
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City Council Recap: Lowell Trailway Grant Application Approved
Lowell City Council met for approximately 70 minutes last night in what was their first in-person meeting in months. All councilmembers were present for the session which included the option for members of the public […]
