Melanie Gilbert is a staff reporter for the Lowell Sun, focusing on local news in Lowell, Massachusetts. With her work featured in various publications such as the Boston Herald and Government Technology, Melanie covers a range of topics including city council affairs, local events, crime, and political issues impacting the community.
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Melanie's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly government and politics in Lowell, Massachusetts. She seems to prioritize reporting on events and government announcements related to the area.
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By: Melanie Gilbert
LOWELL — A new research report, “Getting Through a Dual Pandemic: Hardship and Social Resiliency in a Cambodian American Community,” revealed a pattern of unreported incidents of heightened anti-Asian hate directed at Cambodian Americans in Lowell during the COVID-19 pandemic.
3rd annual CBA spice drive LOWELL — Close to 2,500 spices were collected during State Rep. Vanna Howard's third annual spice drive for Coalition for a Better Acre food pantry on Nov. 9.
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 news@lowellsun.
Loading your audio article LOWELL — By the first week in December, the debate over the manufacturing, sale and distribution of kratom in Lowell will be decided.
Youth Advisory Council Summit held at State House Gov. Maura Healey, Lt. Gov.
LOWELL — China Star, a longtime and successful business, wants to expand its operations, but ran up against concerns over a lack of sufficient parking during a Planning Board site plan review meeti…
LOWELL — Retired Brig. Gen. Jack Hammond is used to working with people who get things done, and he found a kindred spirit in UMass Lowell Chancellor Julie Chen.
LOWELL — Even the beautiful weather earlier this week couldn't coax many of the homeless people residing in scattered public encampments throughout the city to venture far from their tents and lean-tos. They said they were afraid to leave in case the police came to clear out their belongings.
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 news@lowellsun.
By: Melanie Gilbert
More than 160 people attended the 50th reunion in October, celebrating a trip down memory lane, and a tour of the new high school followed by a dinner and dance party.
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