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Northshore October 2025
Lowell breathes new life into its old assets. By Tamsin Venn"What makes Lowell tick is a very diverse mix of people and the fact that the whole city is associated with American history," says Paul Marion, director of community and cultural affairs for the city. "People have a sense that it's an historic place, but it's a living, breathing place. You can see the history on the streets and be part of it. The cultural life in the past 30 years has set Lowell apart as a vibrant city, one of the cultural hot spots in the state."Edward A. LeLacheur Park in Lowell, MassachusetsThe old mill buildings, thanks to creative financing from private industr
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