Cameron Morsberger
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Chelmsford sailor returns home, surprises sons at Tewksbury preschool
School pickup time is a happy occasion for most students, but Liam and Declan Eble had the biggest smiles in the schoolyard. → Read More
Impending snow triggers parking bans, event cancellations in Greater Lowell
LOWELL — In a late winter storm surge, Greater Lowellians can expect six to 12 inches of snow and wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour from Monday night to Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service. → Read More
Lowell’s Irish Cultural Week promises religious spectacles, entertaining festivities
LOWELL — St. Patrick’s Day is around the corner, which means Irish folks across the diaspora will celebrate their religious and cultural heritage with shamrocks, ale and lots of green. → Read More
‘Definitive’ Jack Kerouac documentary comes to Lowell for writer’s 101st birthday
The film, created by the late South Dakota filmmaker Doug Sharples in 1999, is considered one of the most comprehensive Kerouac films to date, and it only took 17 years to complete. → Read More
Lexy Lattimore to depart from Chelmsford Center for the Arts
“It has been a life changing experience to serve my community in this capacity,” Lattimore said. → Read More
Lowell girls seek inspiration, insight from female lawyers, judges at Lowell Justice Center
In District Court Chief Justice Fortes’ words: “You have to be able to see it so that you know you can be it.” → Read More
Tyngsboro High named Innovative School of the Year, receives MassBioEd grant to support sciences
“So many times, money goes to the bigger communities when there’s such wonderful things going on in the smaller ones,” state Rep. Colleen Garry said. → Read More
‘I was pretty lucky I was in Lowell’: Boxboro man survives heart attack while working in city
Hilberg suffered a heart attack, with a more than 99% blockage of one of his major coronary arteries. → Read More
Westford elementary school transforms with colorful, student-inspired mural
WESTFORD — Bren Bataclan was organizing his art supplies at Norman E. Day School when fourth-grader Ollie approached him. → Read More
Massachusetts nonprofit supports local startups, ‘innovators’ across industries
LOWELL — The vast majority of startups — possibly up to 90% — are said to fail. For rising entrepreneurs and creatives, that number may be discouraging. → Read More
Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Lowell performance postponed due to impending snow
From Monday night into Tuesday night, Lowellians can expect 4 to 8 inches of snow. → Read More
‘Heart warrior’ Jack Middlemiss celebrates five years post-heart transplant
DRACUT — Jack Middlemiss is your typical third-grader. He likes baseball and watching the Red Sox, he plays Minecraft and Fortnite on his Nintendo Switch and he occasionally wrestles with his younger sister, Grace, at their Dracut home. → Read More
‘It just gets worse and worse’: Backlash against proposed warehouse continues in Chelmsford
CHELMSFORD — “I guess I’m just the real loser here,” Katie Melville, of Monmouth Street, said during Wednesday night’s Planning Board meeting, “just getting more and more stuff into my backyard… It just gets worse and worse for me as this goes on.” → Read More
‘One pill can kill’: New England DEA outlines dangers of fentanyl after Haverhill drug bust
The New England Drug Enforcement Administration announced the seizure of 40,000 “fake fentanyl pills” in Haverhill, acquired with the help of State Police and other police departments in Lowell, Tewksbury and Salem, N.H. → Read More
UMass Lowell students voice support of Fair Share Amendment, funding for ‘students that need it most’
Students are calling on Gov. Maura Healey to support the Fair Share Amendment, or the “millionaire tax,” that would bring about $2 billion to public schools and transportation annually. → Read More
James Arciero reappointed House chair of Joint Committee on Housing
Arciero, who was first named chair in February 2021, said in a statement he is pleased to be leading the committee for a second term, in the Legislature’s 193rd session. → Read More
Davis ‘literally hungering’ to engage with residents for Riverneck Road proposal
CEO said he feels neighbors have “just been focused on how to stop” the development. → Read More
Exonerated Five’s Yusef Salaam examines his wrongful incarceration, champions justice advocacy at UMass Lowell
LOWELL — Nearly 35 years ago, five Black and Latino teenagers were sentenced for the rape and violent assault of a white woman in New York City's Central Park. They were innocent. → Read More
Lowell TeleMedia Center to begin contract negotiations following union certification
LOWELL — The Lowell TeleMedia Center, a nonprofit that provides local programming and broadcasts government meetings, announced its staff are now certified as a union. → Read More
UMass Lowell’s NERVE Center celebrates 10 years of robot development, testing
LOWELL — With the advent of robots, some people fear their jobs — or the world — will be overtaken by machines and androids. Fear not. At UMass Lowell, researchers are reimagining the relationship between humans and their robot counterparts. → Read More