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by Richard P. Howe Jr. At noon on Monday, March 10, 2014, Bernie Lynch ended his seven years as City Manager of Lowell.  City Clerk Michael…

By James Ostis It started with book covers. Around 2005, Lowell photographer Jim Higgins needed models to appear in cover images he was…

by Richard P. Howe Jr. Clemente Park is an important part of Lowell's Cambodia Town neighborhood and the scene of intense volleyball games and many…

By James Ostis “Redefining Wellness” was the theme at the 19th Annual Lowell Women’s breakfast held at Lenzi’s on March 3, 2014.  For keynote…

By James Ostis On February 22nd, crowds of spectators descended upon a single spot to watch the elite competition taking place on snow and ice.…

by James Ostis On February 20th, for the first time, KhmerPostUSA was in attendance at Governor Deval Patrick’s Ethnic Media Roundtable…

by Richard P. Howe Jr. On February 25, 2014 several hundred members of the local business community gathered at the UMass Lowell Inn &…

By James Ostis Get ready for the biggest party of the winter! On February 21st and 22nd, the City of Lowell and its partners will present Lowell…

By Richard P. Howe Jr. The Khmer Post USA is part of a great tradition of the ethnic press in Lowell and throughout the United States.  Also known as…

Roger & Soben Pin (standing) Roger and Soben Pin formerly published the Khmer Post newspaper in Philadelphia before moving to Lowell more…

By James Ostis One of the central tenets of the Merrimack Valley Sandbox’s Accelerator program is the importance of pairing emerging…

On January 18th, the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association (CMAA), under the leadership of the new board chair Bopha Malone, convened a community…

By James Ostis With its storied history, Lowell is known as a city of firsts—and if the hard work of local teenage activists pays off, the city…

By James Ostis With the new year comes new leadership for one of Lowell’s oldest Cambodian cultural institutions.…

By Richard P. Howe Jr. The 2014 political year in Lowell started with the shocking announcement by City Manager Bernie Lynch that he would resign his…

By Richard P. Howe Jr. Monday, January 20, 2014 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day.  It is a holiday in Massachusetts so schools and government…

The new city council will not have to wait long for its first major decision. At the end of the January 6th council meeting, the first of the…

On a cold and foggy Monday morning in January, the 2014-2015 Lowell City Council was sworn into office, ushering a new era in the Mill City.  As…

Light of Cambodian Children Film wins 2nd prize In 2010, The Fighter showed that the City of Lowell could be a huge hit when it graces the silver…