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City of Lowell

www.lowellma.gov

 
A crossroad of commerce and creativity, the City of Lowell is a diverse urban environment. Named one of the best places to live by Boston Magazine, the City is characterized by its established arts community, distinct residences and commercial vitality. The fourth largest city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lowell is home to an eclectic mix of cultural attractions and events including the Lowell Folk Festival, Lowell National Historical Park, Lowell Memorial Auditorium and the Tsongas Arena. A leader in urban redevelopment, Lowell offers a variety of residential and commercial space from renovated mills to modern high-rises. ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.lowellma.gov
  • 375 Merrimack Street
    Lowell, MA USA 01852
  • Phone: 978.674.4000

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