Chelmsford News

One of his first votes went against the town manager. It was 1994, and a newly elected selectman named Bill Dalton came out swinging on the issue of hiring a director of public safety.

At first glance, the modest yellow house, tucked on a side street in a quiet Highlands neighborhood, looks like its neighbors.

Kathy Hagan couldn't stand the idea of being without "the kids." So, four years ago, the great-grandmother took a job with the Lowell school system as a bus monitor.

The hard decisions have only begun as Chelmsford officials stare down a $3.3 million deficit.

Peter Torkildsen has decided against running for another term as chairman of the Massachusetts Republican Party after the GOP had a dismal showing in the statewide election.

To Florence Burns, the names mean freedom. The freedom she has to go where she wants, and to speak her mind to whomever she pleases.

State Rep. Cory Atkins, D-Concord, was reelected to a fifth term, easily defeating her Independent challenger, Richard McClure, for the 14th Middlesex District House seat.

That's the word Tewksbury Town Clerk Mary-Ann Nichols used to express her amazement at the yesterday's 79 percent voter turnout.

William H. Williams Sr., 69, of Pool Road, died Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008 at St. Andre's Healthcare.

Youthful Democrat Jim Arciero defeated Littleton School Committee member Paul Avella to succeed Rep.

Until that is done, police declined to release the make and model. Ponte, of 18 Gerson Terrace of Belvidere, was on her way home from her job at MassBank in Chelmsford when she stopped by the Lowell Quick Mart, ...

With the help of this paper, I would like to find out what the state's plans are regarding finishing cementing the sidewalk on Plain Street and on Chelmsford Street.

After leaving MassBank in Chelmsford, where she worked as a teller, Susan Ponte stopped at the Lowell Quick Mart at 627 Chelmsford St.

Of all the changes taking place around it at the edge of the city's downtown, one thing could always be found -- steamed hot dogs at 37 Elliot St.

Their journeys have taken them around the world, leaving indelible marks in the fields of art, literature, politics, philanthropy and sports.

It was the second time Lou Stylos ran for City Council, and election day had arrived.

In the race for fire commission seat 5 - a four-year term - are incumbent Karen Miller, a registered nurse; Holly M. Gursoy, a Naples business owner and co-founder of the Gulf Coast Skimmers Water Ski Show; and ...

A 29-year-old male nurse from will be arraigned tomorrow on accusations he indecently assaulted a female patient while working at Lowell General Hospital last week.

A woman uses a rubber stamp to deliver your fate. For a second, it feels real. A red plus sign for HIV positive.

A tug-of-war between Aggregate Industries Inc. and abutters over whether the asphalt manufacturer should be allowed to store more hazardous materials at its Oak Street plant has ended -- for now.