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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Prudence Brighton's coverage primarily focuses on local government, town meetings, development projects, school issues, and budget deficits in the Lowell area of Massachusetts. Given her focus on these topics and themes such as Government & Politics, Finance & Economy, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local governance decisions or financial matters impacting the community.
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By: Prudence Brighton
TYNGSBORO — Municipal government can seem complicated, Town Manager Colin Loiselle says. He hopes to change that impression through the just-launched Tyngsboro Civic Leadership Academy.
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DRACUT — Selectmen will appoint Gregory Hanley as interim town manager of Dracut beginning in early August, contingent on reaching a contract agreement.
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DRACUT — Winding Brook Condominiums may be the harbinger of a “natural disaster” slowly headed in the direction of Eastern Massachusetts.
TYNGSBORO — Town Manager Colin Loiselle will conduct a thorough search — both internally and externally — for a successor to retiring Police Chief Richard Howe, he told the Select Board at its July 29 meeting.
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TYNGSBORO — The Select Board has agreed to waive its right to purchase a 27-acre parcel at 84 Kendall Road for $1.8 million. The decision at the board’s Aug 12 meeting came after Senior Living LLC …
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TYNGSBORO — It's time to party, and the organizers of the annual Tyngsboro Block Party by the Bridge are inviting a crowd (except pets) to theirs.
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DUNSTABLE — Sports enthusiasts and other fans of sports hydration beverages may soon find a new, all-natural brand on local supermarket shelves created by Joey DiRocco of Dunstable.
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TYNGSBORO — National Grid's Tyngsboro customers have had a difficult year, but a vice president of the utility foresees improvements in 2025 as new technology comes online.
DRACUT — The Zoning Board of Appeals is now looking at a slimmed-down version of the contentious Murphy’s Farm Chapter 40B housing development as the review process moves forward.
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TYNGSBORO — The Dracut Water Supply District has begun work to replace water mains on several streets leading to Lake Mascuppic.
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