Georgi has a foam bed wedge/therapeutic pillow free to someone who has a use for it. It can be used as a backrest or a leg rest or to raise one’s head for sleeping.
Contact Georgi at 978-764-5570 for a photo of the pillow and/or to arrange taking it. (The bulletin board is still having issues with uploading photos.)
Our go-to business for both door and mailbox lock/key issues is closing for good on June 30th. There are other locksmiths around, but do yourself a favor and make sure you have a spare mailbox key (as well as an extra unit key tucked somewhere safe) BEFORE you find yourself locked out of your mailbox or your unit!
A resident was given a lovely peace lily as a gift but her cat wants to eat it and they’re toxic to felines so she can’t keep it. If you’re interested in adopting the lily, let me know and I’ll connect you.
A resident dropped their Mobilo card today and hasn’t been able to find it—it’s black w/red & white accents. Please keep an eye out and let me know if you find it.
Georgi accidentally picked up someone else’s black iPhone at some point today. It’s a 617 number. If it might be yours, call Georgi at 978-764-5570 and confirm it’s yours with the rest of the number so she can get it back to you.
There’s a Busker Festival tomorrow so Palmer and Middle Streets will be closed from 7am to 7pm. Not sure the weather will cooperate, but the festival sounds like fun!
Doors Open Lowell is also happening this weekend. It’s a great chance to see fascinating pieces of Lowell that are normally off limits. The Old Stone House is on this year’s schedule and I’ve been wanting to see inside ever since I turned up stories about it when I was researching dancing in Lowell’s early days. It’s definitely on my to-do list for tomorrow!
Has anyone had work done on or replaced their windows in the last 18 months? If so, could you please share who did the work and their contact information? Feel free to post it in the comments or email me.
LGH’s TeamWalk for Cancer Care is happening this Sunday. It’s a wonderful event for a worthy cause. Please consider joining in.
Lowell’s Annual Points of Light Celebration takes place on Saturday. This family-friendly festival is within walking distance and includes food, music, dance, drinks, and art.
The company that used to do a lot of the window work around here no longer exists, but for a detailed description of the process—at least as one owner experienced it—click here and scroll down to “2 Thoughts on Windows.”.
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