Lowell City Council met for 30 minutes on the Zoom videoconferencing platform last night. All councilmembers were present during the session which saw them approve bank signatories for 2021 and OK an update to the […]
For the second year, Lowell Light & Power held a holiday lighting competition. They invited their residential and commercial customers to light up their buildings in support of a good cause. In recognition of all […]
Lowell City Council met for a little more than an hour last night on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. It was their second regular meeting of the month, and all councilmembers were present. While most agenda […]
Last month the Lowell Area Fire Department (LAFD) promoted Shannon Witherell to Chief. Witherell began his connection to the department in 1994 as an explorer while in high school. He was later hired as a […]
During its regular monthly meeting last night, the Lowell Planning Commission reviewed plans from three business. All members were present for the meeting which took place on the Zoom videoconferencing platform and lasted two hours […]
During an approximately one hour and 45-minute meeting on Monday night, Lowell City Council covered a dozen pieces of business. With public health orders limiting indoor gatherings, councilmembers met on the Zoom videoconferencing platform. All […]
November is a month for giving thanks, and one local business is especially thankful for the help they received from an officer of the Lowell Police Department. Keep reading for more about that case as […]
Lowell City Council spent more than three hours on Zoom last night as they interviewed five people for a vacant seat on the council. The applicants were seeking to finish out the term of Greg […]
When Steve Donkersloot announced he was stepping down as general manager of Lowell Light & Power, the utility’s board undertook a national search to find a replacement. They found their top pick for the position […]
A spate of larcenies on Halloween weekend kept the police busy, but otherwise, the department had a relatively quiet month in October. That gave Police Chief Chris Hurst time to consider his plans to encourage […]
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