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Did you know that the world’s strongest man lived right here in the Valley? Cyprien-Noé (Louis) Cyr apparently got his strength from his mother’s side.

People helping people during the COVID-19 pandemic are some of the highlights in this week’s ‘Noteworthy.’ Plus, some regular news to keep you going.

Ready to share your experiences during the COVID-19 outbreak? Merrimack Valley Magazine wants to share your stories. Send to editor@mvmag.net.

Congresswoman Trahan will hold a second tele-town hall on the work she is doing in Washington to mitigate the spread of the Coronavirus.

University of Massachusetts Lowell’s sustainability initiative program looks to change the world beyond the walls of the university.

Barbara Erickson, president and CEO of the Trustees, issued a statement regarding the closure of their properties in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lowell Community Health Center celebrates its 50th year of providing medical care to residents of Greater Lowell, regardless of their ability to pay. 

D’Youville is preparing for a new sponsorship under the Carmelite Sisters.

Dougan Sherwood and the team from the Haverhill Chamber have announced an effort to help deliver immediate financial support to local restaurants.

United Way chapters are committing an additional $55,000 to Mass 2-1-1 in order to help staff field inquiries about COVID-19 resources and assistance.

Congresswoman Trahan provided an update on the work she is doing in Washington to mitigate the spread of the Coronavirus.

The Merrimack Valley Chamber of Commerce Webinar program presented ‘The Coronavirus: What You Need To Know For You, Your Employees, And Your Family.’