Talk:List of people from Lowell, Massachusetts

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To be included on this stand-alone list, each entry should meet the following list criteria:

Per CSC#1, this list should contain only notable people from Lowell, Massachusetts. People with WP articles should qualify as notable

Removed link articles[edit]

Albert J. Mangan, 1936 Berlin finished 21st in 50k Walk^[1] coached and taught at Lowell High School for almost 50yrs.
Michael Mastrullo 1984 Sarajevo played for the Italian Men's Ice Hockey team, which finished 9th overall.^[2]
Reverend Frederick Foley,^[3] President, Providence College 1945-1947

References

Jimmy Feller[edit]

I am removing him from the list of athletes. I can't find any information about him. Someone added a link to mma fighting with a note that Feller is notable in Lowell. I can find no evidence of this. We need to be able to verify notability. Please don't re-add until you have a source. --LibraryGurl (talk) 12:40, 18 April 2016 (UTC)[reply]

[1] Sports-reference.com

[2] Sportsreference.com

[3] Providence.edu

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