Prudence Brighton is a freelance writer and editor based in Lowell, Massachusetts. With a focus on local news and community events, Prudence contributes to the Lowell Sun, covering a range of topics including town meetings, education, development projects, and local government issues.
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DRACUT — The Board of Selectmen will interview two finalists for the job of town manager as soon as next week, according to Chair Tony Archinski.
By: Prudence Brighton
DRACUT — The Board of Selectmen will interview two finalists for the job of town manager as soon as next week, according to Chair Tony Archinski.
TYNGSBORO — Companies are beginning to fill space at Wannalancit Mills as the first phase of the $800 million Lowell Innovation Network Corridor project advances, attendees at the recent annual mee…
DRACUT — The Board of Selectmen is expected to appoint a new town manager on Tuesday night, choosing between the current town administrators of Dunstable and Lancaster.
DRACUT — If all goes well, Kate Hodges will soon become Dracut’s new town manager. Selectmen unanimously chose Hodges to take the position contingent on reaching a contract agreement with her and c…
By: Prudence Brighton
DRACUT — If all goes well, Kate Hodges will soon become Dracut's new town manager. Selectmen unanimously chose Hodges to take the position contingent on reaching a contract agreement with her and completing a background check.
By: Prudence Brighton
LOWELL — Not everyone with knee, shoulder or hip pain is a good candidate for replacement surgery. Even those who are approved for such surgery don’t always get relief from it. But a new device is …
DRACUT — On Jan. 1, 2025, Dracut will be noncompliant with the MBTA Communities Act, leaving the town open to possible litigation and disqualified from obtaining funds through many state grants.
TYNGSBORO — The Select Board has given Town Manager Colin Loiselle the go-ahead to work with a team to identify parcels of land suitable for new police and fire stations.
By: Prudence Brighton
DRACUT — The food fight is over and the Dracut selectmen were declared the winners. Winners, that is, of a contest to see which group of town employees could collect the most nonperishable food to benefit the Dracut Food Pantry.
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