North Chelmsford News

Concordant, a health information technology consulting and implementation firm, has named Christopher Harding as president and CEO.

Call it a seven-year itch. Since Tony & Ann's Pizza closed in North Chelmsford in 2002, rumors swirled that the family of the pizzeria's founders, Tony and Ann Privitera, would revive the business.

The new parish will be called Our Lady of Grace and will include the neighboring town of Dunstable, which does not have its own Catholic church.

Stock up on snacks and drinks at Market Basket for the upcoming 4th of July holiday weekend.

In the movie Groundhog Day, weatherman Phil Connors finds himself living the same day over and over again.

MEAN ON TV: There are nice people on TV and there are not so nice people on TV. David letterman is one of them.

A spokesman for Verizon says an apparent computer problem is causing issues with telephone calls for an undetermined number of customers in the North Chelmsford area, and that crews are working on resolving the problem.

Two Catholic churches in Pepperell and Groton will soon become one, with a new name and plans to one day build a new church for the combined parish.

They canvassed neighborhoods, collected signatures and called in reinforcements from friends, family and the local prison.

New growth, slow growth or no growth? All three options were discussed passionately by residents at last night's Vision Quest 2020 public forum on the new Chelmsford master plan.

For the first time in years, commissioners from the North Chelmsford Water District Monday evening will appear before the Board of Selectmen to report on the state of the district.

Private landowners in Maine who don't charge pilots who use their airstrips for recreational purposes would be protected under legislation signed by Gov.

Instead of expending so much political capital trying to turn illegal immigrants into illegal voters for the Democrats, why not increase the number of immigrant visas across the board? "Section 201 of the Immigration and Nationality Act sets an annual minimum family-sponsored preference limit of 226,000." ...

George Patrikios Theodoros, 93, of Lowell and Hampton, N.H., died Wednesday, April 29, 2009.

Eager to get a head start on spring cleaning? Why not begin with your jewelry box.

As the wrangling began at the Statehouse this week to plug the state's budget deficit, locals say they're tired of feeling like an endless well of tax revenue.

She wants a new car, but Pamela Davies is still driving the very first one she purchased.

I'm writing to express my support for George Dixon, who is a candidate for the Board of Selectmen in Chelmsford.

Leah Gray, a Chelmsford High School sophomore, learned recently she is one of about 150 vocalists and instrumentalists, ages 15 to 20, selected from across the nation for the 33rd annual The Sound of America Honor Band and Chorus European tour.

By Kevin McLaughlin , ChannelWeb 2:02 PM EDT Thu. Mar. 19, 2009 Microsoft on Thursday released Internet Explorer 8 to the public and talked about how the new navigation and security features it contains will help stem the browser's declining market share and make life more difficult for hackers.