What Lowell, Massachusetts, Can Teach the Rest of America About Economic Inclusivity
Lowell, Massachusetts, is well-known for successfully navigating a number of economic reincarnations. Lowell, which straddles the Merrimack River and is roughly 30 miles northeast of Boston, had a booming textile industry during most of the 1800s and the first half of the 1900s. Lowell stood as a brilliant example of urbanization, with its five-story mills …
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