Join us on December 14th for FREE Photos with Santa at the Chamber! This is coordinated through the GLCC’s Downtown Lowell Business Committee in partnership with the City of Lowell. We will provide a photo or you can bring your own camera. We will be collecting nonperishable food items for […]
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On December 3rd, we’ll be hosting our Annual Meeting featuring the YouTube Video Awards! This is a great opportunity to recap 2013, network and plan for 2014. We are asking Chamber members to help the Boys & Girls of Greater Lowell by bringing an item on their holiday wish list. […]
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New in August 2013, our Business Book Club has become extremely popular! We hope you can join us in September, October and/or December. September 5th at the Heritage Farm Ice Cream Moderator: Mrinmoyee Das Book: Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell October 15th at Owen & Ollie’s Moderator: Roland Nutter Book: Mastering […]
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We are excited to announce that we were named one of the Top 100 Social Media Friendly Chambers of Commerce for 2013! Thousands of Chambers throughout the country were looked at and 550 Chambers qualified. We ranked #39 overall and are one of two Massachusetts Chambers (Greater Boston was ranked […]
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Q. What got you involved in your industry?
A. At the age of 14 and 15 I had applied for summer jobs with the city of Lowell youth program known as C.E.T.A. when I was hired I was placed at the Lincoln school both times and my job title was janitor. At age 16 I applied for work again and I was placed at the JFK building in downtown Lowell providing janitorial services for both the Lowell police dept. and the Department of Planning and Development and sometimes City Hall. When I turned 17 I was told by C.E.T.A. that I was no longer qualified to work for the youth program and I would need to find work elsewhere. I took a couple of other jobs working as an auto mechanic and then a storage system installer where I became one of five people in the country who could build mini-load systems. Even with the prestige of this accomplishment and my services being very much in demand I still had a strong desire to come back to my home town Lowell MA. And return to work as a janitor.
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Improving Health: Dracut Dentist Offers a Better Night’s Sleep New American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine Member, Dr. Ian Barwick, Treats Sleep Apnea & Snoring (Dracut, MA) May 1, 2013 – Local dentist Ian Barwick is now helping Merrimack Valley residents get a more restful night’s sleep. Dr. Barwick recently […]
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No matter where you fall on this specific issue, this week’s two decisions by the US Supreme Court highlights how prevalent social media has become on Capitol Hill. As soon as the decisions came down, politicians and thousands of others took to Twitter to voice their support, objection, or disapproval. […]
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Yelp’s recent sting operation uncovered local businesses trying to buy positive reviews. Not only did these business owners get caught, they have also been publicly shamed. Their Yelp profiles are now adorned with a big red badge that reads: “Consumer Alert – We caught someone red-handed trying to buy reviews […]
Read More →If you Google “web hosting provider”, you get 105 million results. So how do you know where to get your hosting? And just as important, how much should hosting cost? If you are looking to build a website for your business, these are factors you are considering. You may be […]
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