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The Five Minute Read

The Five Minute Read highlights things to do, places to go and people to know in the Greater Lowell area. Have news to share? Send it to mgilbert@lowellsun.com.

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Select Board hears cannabis license application

TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Select Board met on Feb. 13, 2024 at town hall. Member Mark Kratman attended virtually.

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Editorial: Answer the call to help replenish Catie s Closet

The brainchild of the late Catie Bisson, who saw the need to supply fellow Lowell High School students with basic necessities she and others took for granted, Catie’s Closet has grown exponentially since her mother Anne-Marie Sousa created the clothing nonprofit in her daughter’s memory 13 years ago.

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Catie s Closet asks public for help due to depleted supplies

DRACUT The local nonprofit that provides clothing, shoes, school supplies and hygiene products to more than 90,000 low-income children in Massachusetts and New Hampshire is asking the public for hep after experiencing what they say is an unprecedented increase in special requests that have depleted their urgent response program.

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