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Lowell Lifestyle News

Lifestyle in Lowell runs on culture, family, home, hobbies and relationships, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on the choices and shared ways of living that define the day-to-day for people in the city.


Education

Live Poll

Do you believe federal funding for specialized student support programs improves long-term educational outcomes?

Financial Aid

Middlesex Community College Receives $5.3 Million for TRIO

Federal grant funding will support three college access programs for local students over the next five years.

Middlesex Community College Receives $5.3 Million for TRIO

Pets

Dogs

Police Rescue Husky Mix From Lowell Porch Roof

Authorities safely retrieved a dog that climbed out of a second-floor window and onto a porch roof in Lowell.

Police Rescue Husky Mix From Lowell Porch Roof

Culture

Live Poll

Should your local government increase funding for specialized housing programs for homeless populations?

Women’s Issues

Lowell Opens New Shelter for Homeless Women

The $7 million facility will provide housing and support services for 50 women in Lowell.

Lowell Opens New Shelter for Homeless Women

Food and Drink

Live Poll

Should your local government prioritize protecting farmland over approving new solar energy projects?

Organic Food

Solar Developer Purchases Raboin Farm in Lowell

MHG Solar acquired the 27-acre Lowell property after outbidding a local offer intended for agricultural conservation.

Solar Developer Purchases Raboin Farm in Lowell

More in Lifestyle

Coverage takes in evolving cultural trends, changes in family routines, housing and shopping habits, and shifts in how people spend their free time. It reaches across the city and the communities around it as these patterns develop. Seasonal activities and local traditions often dictate when these trends rise and fall in the public consciousness. Economic shifts and the availability of public space consistently act as the primary constraints on how residents organize their personal lives.