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City manager announces welcome sign for bicentennial, notes resignation of Lisonbee Commission chair

Lowell City Council / School Committee · July 2, 2025
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Summary

City manager reported a new welcome sign for Lowell will be installed in time for the city's bicentennial and acknowledged the resignation of Martha Howe as chair of the Lisonbee Commission; Joseph Donoghue is serving temporarily as chair. The city also reiterated where municipal meetings are broadcast.

The city manager told the council that a new welcome sign for Lowell is scheduled to be installed in time for the city's bicentennial next year.

The manager also acknowledged the resignation of Martha Howe as chair of the Lisonbee Commission. The transcript says Howe had taken over for John DeCoteau following his election to the city council in 2023; the city manager said fellow board member Joseph Donoghue is serving temporarily as chair.

Officials reminded the public that municipal meetings are cablecast live on Comcast channel 6 in Lowell and that live streams of that channel are available at ltc.org and on the city's YouTube page.