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Today in LowellSun., Nov. 1

The forecast is on its wayIt updates every half hour.

  • Sunrise 6:19 a.m.
  • Sunset 4:38 p.m.

Things to do

7,053 events in Lowell this week, from the Lowell events calendar.

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Around Lowell

From Waltham Times, NBC Boston and 7 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service.

More local news

  1. Waltham Times3 hours ago

    A conversation with Kennedy’s incoming principal: diversity, testing and a growing school

    Kevin Tracey, a principal with more than 20 years of experience in Bedford, Reading, Lawrence and Lowell, joined Kennedy Middle School as interim principal at the end of September. As

  2. NBC Boston4 hours ago

    Billerica woman believes she was drugged during concert in Boston

    Andrea Butler told NBC10 Boston in an exclusive interview that she thinks someone put something in her drink at the House of Blues bar during a concert on Wednesday night.

  3. Concord Patch4 hours ago

    Kids And Coding | Flashback Film Fest | Open Mic Poetry | Felted Soap | Begonias: NH’s Week Ahead Events

    Voting day camp for kids; babysitting basics; Christmas assistance signups; George Washington and genealogy; Connie Converse talk; more.

  4. The Huntington News4 hours ago

    Alex Borstein takes on Boston for a cause

    Bostonians filed into Calderwood Pavilion Oct. 17 for a night of stand-up with Emmy-award winning actress Alex Borstein, best known for her role in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” The show, a one-night-only set that Bornstein flew in for the night before, supported Save One Life, a charity that supports individuals with bleeding disorders, a group…

  5. New Hampshire Union Leader5 hours ago

    Parents urge Nashua to keep all 12 elementary schools open

    Nashua parents and educators urged the school board to keep all 12 elementary schools open ahead of a Nov. 16 vote on possible closures tied to renovation costs.

  6. The Boston Globe7 hours ago

    East Boston comes alive in annual Day of the Dead celebrations

    The Mexican holiday festivities, which started on Halloween, lead up to Nov. 1 and 2, when the souls of loved ones are believed to return to earth to reunite with family.

  7. New Hampshire Union Leader8 hours ago

    Investigation traces Londonderry dispute to job duties and wages

    A new report links Shaun Mulholland’s firing to Londonderry’s IT merger, a police employee’s resignation and disputes over pay as the town prepares to disclose legal costs.

    Also reported byWMUR

  8. New Hampshire Union Leader8 hours ago

    Howard Mansfield brings ‘Invisible Monuments’ to Nashua Nov. 7

    Author Howard Mansfield will discuss and sign “Invisible Monuments,” his exploration of memory and memorials, at Balin Books in Nashua on Nov. 7.

  9. Lowell Sun9 hours ago

    MIAA releases football pairings, eight local teams in playoffs

    A plethora of local football teams learned their postseason fates Sunday as the MIAA released its playoff pairings. Seven teams in the Sun’s coverage area will play postseason games, scattered across the state’s eight divisions. Times and dates for some games were not immediately available. In Division 2, Billerica rode a 7-1 record to the

  10. Western Mass News9 hours ago

    Mass. Gov. Healey, candidate Minogue make their final push ahead of Election Day

    The midterms are just two days away and candidates are making their final push to get you to go vote.

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