![LOWELL – The Merrimack Repertory Theatre opens a new act in 2020 with two women at the helm, making it one of the few professional theaters in its category where both the executive director and the artistic director are female. Courtney Sale comes to MRT in March as the first Nancy L. Donahue artistic director. […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/low-z-MRT-1-1.jpg?w=128 "LOWELL – The Merrimack Repertory Theatre opens a new act in 2020 with two women at the helm, making it one of the few professional theaters in its category where both the executive director and the artistic director are female. Courtney Sale comes to MRT in March as the first Nancy L. Donahue artistic director. […]")
Women take on lead roles at MRT
LOWELL – The Merrimack Repertory Theatre opens a new act in 2020 with two women at the helm, making it one of the few professional theaters in its category where...
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![By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein himself seemed to heave a heavy sigh when Adam Reilly, WGBH senior political reporter, asked “What are the prospects for a peaceful transfer of power […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/sen-l-bernstein2-1.jpg?w=135 "By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein himself seemed to heave a heavy sigh when Adam Reilly, WGBH senior political reporter, asked “What are the prospects for a peaceful transfer of power […]")
Bernstein shares his thoughts in Shirley
By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein...
![The letters all began “Dear Sugar” and went on to expose the heartache and resilience that adults experience in their relationships — romantic, platonic and familial. They were written by an anonymous advice columnist for a web-based literary magazine and are now the focus of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” Merrimack Repertory Theatre’s compelling first production of […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/low-z-0922tbtmrt-1.jpg?w=90 "The letters all began “Dear Sugar” and went on to expose the heartache and resilience that adults experience in their relationships — romantic, platonic and familial. They were written by an anonymous advice columnist for a web-based literary magazine and are now the focus of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” Merrimack Repertory Theatre’s compelling first production of […]")
‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ a satisfying start to MRT season in Lowell
The letters all began “Dear Sugar” and went on to expose the heartache and resilience that adults experience in their relationships — romantic, platonic and familial. They were written by...
Compost venture is turning trash into treasure (VIDEO)
LOWELL -- For city gardeners, the idea of devoting part of a small backyard to a compost pile is likely unappealing. Space allotted for tomatoes, green beans and cucumbers disappears...
Nashoba Tech opens with new Advanced Manufacturing classroom
WESTFORD -- When doors opened this week at Nashoba Valley Technical High School, a gleaming new Advanced Manufacturing classroom greeted students. The new facility will help students get good jobs...
Ayer Town Meeting OKs revised Nuisance Bylaw
AYER -- Town Meeting Monday night approved a sweeping revision to the town's Nuisance Bylaw despite objections that the proposed changes would go too far and might violate individual rights....
Ex-Shirley couple in S.C. floods: ‘Water was coming through the backyard like a river’
From the windows of their home in Manning, S.C., earlier this week, Pamela Gardiner and Ernest Thomas saw that their boat was the only thing in their yard not underwater....
Protesters: ‘Our water is under threat’
LITTLETON -- Drawn together by their opposition to the plans of two rail companies to pave over a 26-acre site located in close proximity to the Spectacle Pond aquifer, more...