Greater Lowell

Lowell’s Edith Nourse Rogers: “Fight hard, fight fair, and persevere.”

MassMoments reminds us this morning that on this day – September 10, 1960 – U. S. Representative Edith Nourse Rogers died. Mrs. Rogers was the longest serving woman in the U. S. Congress having replaced her late husband John Jacob Rogers upon his death in 1927. The heroine of Veterans and their families…

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Globe Touts Lowell’s “Banjo and Fiddle” Contest on September 11th

We are reminded by an article in today’s Globe here, that on this Saturday September 11th the 31st Annual Banjo and Fiddle Contest holds sway at Lowell’s premier outdoor concert venue – Boardinghouse Park in the historic downtown.  Imagine it has been 31 years since Park Ranger and musician Alex Demas put…

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Greater Lowell Area Dems to Meet on Saturday September 11, 2010 ~ Niki Tsongas Special Guest

The regular breakfast meeting of  Greater Lowell Area Democrats will be held this Saturday morning  September 11, 2010 at 8am SHARP at the Independence Grill at the Radisson Hotel in Chelmsford. This is the first GLAD meeting since the summer break! The upcoming primary and impending November elections are at…

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Kennedy, Catholicism and the 1960 Election: the Lowell View

    “I Believe in an America Where the Separation of Church and State is Absolute”  Don’t miss David Pevear’s story in today’s Lowell SUN on the role of Catholicism in the 1960 Presidential election – it includes an interview with Lowell Attorney and life-long Democratic operative, activist, advisor and…

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