LOWELL The U.S. Department of Defense estimates more than 80,000 American military service personnel are missing from previous conflicts. On Thursday, the many who never came home were honored during a ceremony at Lowell City Hall.
LOWELL Selected minutes from City Council executive session meetings held since January 2022 were released in two tranches to the public following a motion made by Councilor Erik Gitschier back in August.
BY TUESDAY at 8 p.m., when the polls close in Lowell, the 2023 election for the City Council and School Committee races will be over, and a new era of governing in the city will begin in January 2024.
LOWELL Erik Gitschier began his municipal career in Lowell as a sanitation worker in the former Ashes and Waste Department. Although he’s a long way from picking up trash, he brings that same get-his-hands-dirty approach to his work on the city council.