Two Chelmsford, Massachusetts obituaries appear in this week's roundup: Bentas, Eileen, and Lucas, Shirley A. Bentas died August 18, 2026, at age 100; Lucas also died August 18, 2026, at age 79. Both are listed under the care of Blake Chelmsford Funeral Home & Cremation Service, which i…
A Main Street home hit the market for $619,000 this week, Chelmsford Patch reports. The three-bedroom listing at 230 Main Street, featured in Patch's story "'Rare Waterfront Views': 3-BR House Hits The Market In Chelmsford," cites Zillow.com for its asking price. Chelmsford also paused …
Parker School Building Committee unanimously approves full ground-source geothermal HVAC system for new middle school. The 13-0 vote adopts Alternative 2, which adds approximately $6 million to the current project budget but qualifies for an estimated $5.4 million federal tax credit and state Mass
The Board of Assessors met briefly on August 20 and unanimously approved prior meeting minutes before moving to executive session. Chairman Samuel P. Chase, Vice Chair Michael Donoghue, and Member Gabriel Francisco voted unanimously to adjourn to closed session under Massachusetts General Law
Chelmsford Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee elects officers unanimously. R. Klinkhammer was elected Chair, M. Carignan Vice Chair, and J. Warhurst Clerk in votes that each carried unanimously at the August 20 meeting at Town Offices. The six-member committee also approved July minutes and
Property tax bills in Chelmsford draw scrutiny as residential rates climbed in 109 Massachusetts communities for fiscal 2026, per Chelmsford Patch. The outlet's roundup, "Here Are The Highest, Lowest Property Tax Bills In MA," compares how Chelmsford's rates measure up against communiti…
Chelmsford election officials this week announced key voter deadlines and new in-person early voting ahead of the September 1 state primary. The town's News Flash service posted the deadline notice Thursday, directing residents to check registration, ballot and other paperwork timelines…
Permanent Building Committee advances fire station construction and reviews major school projects. Chair Tim Powderly and the committee heard that Engine Station 3 and Engine Station 5 demolitions are complete, with a proposed aluminum siding change expected to save $117,000 to $150,000 in project