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City Council holds public hearing Tuesday

Lawrence City Council holds a public hearing Tuesday evening at 200 Common Street. Also in today's brief (12 items): Workforce board panel meets Tuesday morning; Breast cancer support group meets Tuesday; City Council holds public hearing Tuesday; Community yard sale set for Wednesday.

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Senator Payano visits Frost Complex

State Senator Pavel Payano visited Lawrence's Frost Complex for a civics lesson with students.

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Just one property sale recorded in September

Lawrence's September property records show just one recorded sale across the entire city. From our own coverage: Lawrence deed data shows just one September sale. Also in today's brief (4 items): Rollins School celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with art; No school Monday for Indigenous…

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Lawrence Deed Data Shows Just One September Property Sale

Essex County deed records show just one Lawrence property sale recorded between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10: a $600,000 transaction that closed Sept. 25, sold by Merrimack Valley Support Systems Inc. to Abad & Vasquez Properties LLC. No street address, square footage or bedroom count was available in the

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Finance panel backs $3.3M in school roof loans

Lawrence Finance Committee backs $3.3 million in school roof loans ahead of state funding vote. From our own coverage: Lawrence panel backs $3.3 million in school roof loans; Lawrence panel tables first economic master plan. Also in today's brief (3 items): Rollins School celebrates wit…

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