North Chelmsford News

With a quick and unanimous vote at Town Meeting on May 6, Chelmsford reached a milestone of 1,000 acres of conserved land in town, a total that has accumulated quickly in recent years.

On the final day of Town Meeting last week, representatives voted 83-39-4 to eliminate the Billboard Overlay District, introduced by Town Meeting in 2009.

One good thing about bulk mail is that unlike its distant cousin, the telemarketer, it can't wake you up or interrupt your dinner.

A moratorium on medical-marijuana treatment facilities was approved, 115-6, while a proposal to reverse the town's approval for a controversial office building in the center was rejected at the fourth and final night of Town Meeting on Thursday.

An attorney for the Lowell woman who appears in a tape many say shows her having sex with a Buddhist monk argued Wednesday that evidence indicates one of the five defendants to his client's lawsuit hacked into a computer system to email a link to the video on YouTube to Cambodian community members.

On the third night of Town Meeting, representatives on Monday approved an energy-efficiency project, supported funds to help pay for a 115-unit affordable-housing complex, and chose to rebuild a function hall at the Chelmsford Country Club.

Websites like Yelp! have empowered the everyday eater to become their local neighborhood's food critic, praising and damning behind the anonymity of a computer screen.

The renovation of the former North Town Hall into the Chelmsford Community Center has been given a preservation award by the Massachusetts Historical Commission.

The Lowell Sun reports is filing charges against five individuals who she allegedly illegally distributed a tape of her a monk having sex in a Chelmsford temple.

N. Chelmsford Post 313 will be holding American Legion baseball tryouts on Saturday, May 11th, at 4pm at Ayotte Field in Chelmsford.