Anne Broyles

An Interview with Lowell’s Nancy Donahue Nancy and Richard Donahue moved to Lowell more than six decades ago, in 1953. They raised a family and became…

Remembering artist Ralph Fasanella  The City Sometimes a community needs an outsider to help it remember its history. When artist Ralph Fasanella came to Lawrence in…

I come from a family of quilters. As a child, I slept under a brightly-colored patchwork quilt, bound in yellow. Before I even hit puberty,…

The Merrimack Valley’s Role in the Salem Witch Hysteria of 1692. When most people think of the infamous witch trials of 1692, Salem, Mass., comes…

Family Services of the Merrimack Valley’s Court Appointed Special Advocates When a caring teacher, school nurse or counselor is concerned about a child’s welfare, they file…

Merrimack Valley businesses are the backbone of the local economy and many of them support their communities in a variety of ways, such as through the…

Nine-year-old Jared Howland beams as he rides by on No-Moe, proud as any knight on a noble steed. Walking is challenging for Jared, but on…

When Sam Thomas and Samyr were introduced as a Big Friends Little Friends (BFLF) match, they created a personal handshake. That same day, they went…

The year after the city of Lawrence was incorporated in 1853, the organization now known as Family Services of the Merrimack Valley (FSMV) was formed…

The Lowell Community Health Center’s ArtUp Program is a Win-Win for Patients, Staff, Artists and Community. In a newly-restored 1880s mill building, the 100,000-square-foot Lowell…