Lowell City Council reviewed two new policies at its Monday meeting but deferred voting on them to allow residents a chance to review the proposals and offer feedback. The first implements new rules and procedures […]
It’s an election year for Lowell City Council with three members of the five-person body up for reelection. The filing deadline for the election was last week, and all three incumbents are running to retain […]
The big news from the Lowell Police Department for March was that Chris Hurst officially retired from the position of police chief. The force is now led by Chief Dennis Albert. Beyond that, there was […]
Lowell City Council met for about 90 minutes on Monday night before going into a closed session. Mayor Mike DeVore was absent so Mayor Pro Tem Marty Chambers led the meeting. All other councilmembers were […]
Dennis Albert knows a thing or two about law enforcement. A 26-year veteran with the Kent County Sheriff’s Office, he has done everything from road patrol to undercover detective work to supervising a team of […]
The Lowell Planning Commission met for about 45 minutes on Monday night to discuss three pieces of business. One of those was a preliminary review of an apartment complex proposed for the west side of […]
Monday’s meeting of Lowell City Council ran for approximately 50 minutes and covered five pieces of new business. All councilmembers were present, but City Manager Mike Burns was away. Assistant City Manager Rich LaBombard assisted […]
The Lowell Police Department started the year off with a flurry of activity. There were a couple notable cases that made headlines, and a change at the helm as Dennis Albert took over as Chief […]
The City of Lowell Planning Commission wrapped up their Monday meeting in what felt like record time. It took just 15 minutes for the commission to hear public comments from one resident and then vote […]
On Monday evening, Lowell City Council met for approximately 50 minutes to discuss three pieces of business. Two related to local roads while the third was the approval of grants from the LCTV Endowment Fund. […]
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