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We are living in challenging times. Funding landscapes are shifting, needs are growing, and many of our programs are being asked to do more with less. In the face of these uncertainties, our volunteers continue

In response to recent news regarding federal workforce reductions and the closure of regional offices affecting Head Start and the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), we want to offer clarity and reassurance.

With three months until the anticipated closure of the Days Inn shelter, the number of families still taking shelter in the city has dropped to 50.

The month of March has become an important time of reflection for me personally. As we move through this month, there is still a lot of uncertainty across the country and within our community.

GOV. MAURA HEALEY announced a plan on Monday to save ratepayers in Massachusetts up to $5.8 billion on their energy bills in the next five years, with immediate relief in the form of a $50

Cat lovers, rejoice. Lowell’s first-ever cat cafe, the Lazy Cat Lounge, has officially opened its doors at 177 Merrimack St.

As we enter Black History Month, I want to take a moment to reflect not only on the achievements and contributions of Black Americans but also on the undeniable truth that Black History is American

Local and Community Teamwork officials ceremonially broke ground Tuesday morning on an affordable housing development for seniors on Greenmont Avenue in Dracut.

All 56 units will be affordable and available to households earning 60% or less of the Area Median Income (AMI).

Announces Groundbreaking Ceremony at Dracut’s New Affordable Senior Housing