Chelmsford Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Bill to pay injured firefighter advances

From Chelmsford News

• Conservation Commission takes up water main extension for tainted wells Chelmsford's Conservation Commission took up a request to extend the town water main from Brook Street to Billerica Road so residents whose private wells were contaminated by nearby dry cleaning chemicals could connect to public supply.Chelmsford News
• DEI Committee plans Indigenous Day events, Fall Festival booth Chelmsford's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee worked through logistics for Indigenous People's Day, a Fall Festival booth and a new Helpful Neighbors initiative aimed at supporting residents facing food insecurity, housing and immigration concerns.Chelmsford News

Chelmsford on Fri, Oct 23

• Bill to pay injured Chelmsford firefighter advances to Senate A bill that would make injured Chelmsford Firefighter Nicholas Spinale eligible for pay has advanced to state senators, according to Firehouse.Firehouse
• National Prescription Drug Take Back Day coming to Chelmsford Chelmsford is taking part in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, giving residents a chance to drop off unwanted or expired medications for safe disposal, Patch reports.Chelmsford Patch

Coming up

• Thu, Oct 29: Comedy show featuring Caroline Rhea set for Oct. 29 Comedians Caroline Rhea and Lucy Davis will headline a show called 'Two Hildas Fly Into a Bar' on Oct. 29, according to Patch's Chelmsford calendar.Chelmsford Patch

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