Andrew Jacobson, owner of Lowell’s Brew’d Awakening Coffeehaus, is looking forward to increased business.
(Bill Greene/ Globe Staff)
UMass-Lowell buy to enliven city’s core
$19m hotel project is seen adding presence, business to downtown
Andrew Jacobson, owner of Lowell’s Brew’d Awakening Coffeehaus, is looking forward to increased business.
(Bill Greene/ Globe Staff)
LOWELL - When the Lowell Hilton opened in 1986, it crowned years of efforts by this old mill city to revive a dying downtown. Nearly a quarter century later, the 252-room hotel, now a Doubletree, is playing a new role in the evolution of Lowell’s urban core. (Full article: 1066 words)
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