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Music legend Dionne Warwick dazzles at MCC’s annual Celebrity Forum
LOWELL — Dozens gathered in the Lowell Memorial Auditorium Thursday evening to see a performance by six-time Grammy Award-winner and recent Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Dionne Warwick for Middlesex Community College’s annual Celebrity Forum.
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The Column: Corey Robinson: Open or shut case?
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Residents, councilors speak against Lupoli’s HCID project
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Death investigation underway in Lowell
LOWELL — Police swarmed a normally calm and unsuspecting section of downtown on Saturday morning in response to what authorities described later on in the day as a death investigation.
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Saturday’s high school scores from Massachusetts
BASEBALL Austin Prep 14, Hamden Hall 5 BC High 15, Falmouth 7 Carver 4, Nantucket 1 (Game 1) Carver 7, Nantucket 4 (Game 2) Cathedral 22, New Mission 21 Greater Lawrence 10, Northeast 4 Hamilton-Wenham 8, Amesbury 3 Lowell Catholic...
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![The tactile sensation of scratching a ticket bought at your local convenience store has been a longstanding ritual for players of the Massachusetts Lottery. But a recent poll found that half of the respondents would support allowing the Lottery to expand online. It’s an idea that’s been proposed many times – and rejected – by […]](https://www.lowellsun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/SEN-L-EDITORIAL-EDIT-0428-01.jpg?w=244 "The tactile sensation of scratching a ticket bought at your local convenience store has been a longstanding ritual for players of the Massachusetts Lottery. But a recent poll found that half of the respondents would support allowing the Lottery to expand online. It’s an idea that’s been proposed many times – and rejected – by […]")
Editorial: Lottery’s viability depends on access to online presence
The tactile sensation of scratching a ticket bought at your local convenience store has been a longstanding ritual for players of the Massachusetts Lottery. But a recent poll found that half of the respondents would support allowing the Lottery to...
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Editorial: Hyundai, Kia flaws a ticking theft time bomb
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![The Year of the Dragon roared anew in Lowell Saturday, with a parade and live music, dance and poetry performances at Clemente Park.]( "The Year of the Dragon roared anew in Lowell Saturday, with a parade and live music, dance and poetry performances at Clemente Park.")
Lowell celebrates Khmer New Year
The Year of the Dragon roared anew in Lowell Saturday, with a parade and live music, dance and poetry performances at Clemente Park. -
![Lowell's St. Patrick Church celebrated its patron saint on his holiday Sunday with a multicultural Mass dedicated to the Revs. John, Timothy, Michael and Monsignor William O’Brien who led the church between 1848 and 1922.]( "Lowell's St. Patrick Church celebrated its patron saint on his holiday Sunday with a multicultural Mass dedicated to the Revs. John, Timothy, Michael and Monsignor William O’Brien who led the church between 1848 and 1922.")
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![The 41st annual Irish Cultural Week kicked off Sunday with an opening Mass at St. Patrick Church, followed by a parade to City Hall.]( "The 41st annual Irish Cultural Week kicked off Sunday with an opening Mass at St. Patrick Church, followed by a parade to City Hall.")
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![Capping off a weeklong Hoops for Heart tournament to benefit the American Heart Association, Locke Middle School staff and seventh graders faced off in the final game on Feb. 16. Staff also surprised students with an entertaining halftime show.]( "Capping off a weeklong Hoops for Heart tournament to benefit the American Heart Association, Locke Middle School staff and seventh graders faced off in the final game on Feb. 16. Staff also surprised students with an entertaining halftime show.")
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![The second day of WinterFest on Saturday brought even more delights to Lowellians and visitors alike.]( "The second day of WinterFest on Saturday brought even more delights to Lowellians and visitors alike.")
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![Lowell's favorite February event, WinterFest, returned to the city on Friday and Saturday for some cold-weather fun and live entertainment. Here are some of the sights from the festival's opening night.]( "Lowell's favorite February event, WinterFest, returned to the city on Friday and Saturday for some cold-weather fun and live entertainment. Here are some of the sights from the festival's opening night.")
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![Fancy footwork by student dancers, with choreography set to a wide variety of music, were featured at Thursday's "Legends" winter dance concert at Lowell High School.]( "Fancy footwork by student dancers, with choreography set to a wide variety of music, were featured at Thursday's \"Legends\" winter dance concert at Lowell High School.")
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![FITCHBURG — The Twin Cities high school jazz bands, along with Fitchburg State University’s Fitchbyrds, will be putting on a free performance that will feature Grammy-winning jazz drummer Neal Smith. The concert will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, at Kent Recital Hall in the Conlon Fine Arts Building, 367 North St. Admission […]](https://www.lowellsun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/SEN-L-JAZZ-0428_086eec.jpg?w=502 "FITCHBURG — The Twin Cities high school jazz bands, along with Fitchburg State University’s Fitchbyrds, will be putting on a free performance that will feature Grammy-winning jazz drummer Neal Smith. The concert will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, at Kent Recital Hall in the Conlon Fine Arts Building, 367 North St. Admission […]")
FSU welcomes Grammy-winning jazz drummer Neal Smith
FITCHBURG — The Twin Cities high school jazz bands, along with Fitchburg State University’s Fitchbyrds,...
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How you can prioritize debt and still take a vacation
By planning a vacation fund, you can make progress on debt and still enjoy some...
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Retirement could come sooner than you think — how to plan for it
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‘Dead Boy Detectives’ review: Hardy Boys for the supernatural realm
A pair of teenage ghosts solve mysteries for their supernatural clientele in "Dead Boy Detectives."
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Letters to the Editor: Help a neighbor
In response to editorial on ceasefire I read today’s paper while visiting my in-laws in...