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5 Things for Today in Chelmsford: May 3
From Vinal Square to Kate's Corner, here are your Five Things for today in Chelmsford.

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From Vinal Square to Kate's Corner, here are your Five Things for today in Chelmsford.

Westford Patch's most read stories for April 2013
Chelmsford Patch's most read stories for April 2013
The Middlesex County District Attorney's office has indicated that no negligence has been found from either driver in a deadly crash in front of Nabnasset Lake Country Club.
Westford's youth softball and baseball season began last weekend in a ceremony that honored the history of the sport here in town.
Here's our recap.
Donations are still needed for an upcoming fundraiser.
From Vinal Square to Kate's Corner, here are your Five Things for today in Chelmsford.
The initiative follows in the wake of efforts to help Fukushima victims last year.
The Groton Line reports that Route 40 will be closed this Saturday due to emergency replacements of culverts under the road.
Both Ed Markey and Scott Gomez topped their respective ballots in Chelmsford on the way to winning party candidacies statewide for the upcoming U.S. Senate Election.
The first contested Selectmen's race in five years brought a newcomer and an incumbent while Westford's results in the two party primaries for the U.S. Senate special election mirrored statewide results.
From Vinal Square to Kate's Corner, here are your Five Things for today in Chelmsford.
The following information was supplied by the Chelmsford Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
The following information was supplied by the Westford Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
From Nabnasset to Forge Village, here are your Five Things for Election Day in Westford.
Lynnfield resident Jane Tecce lost two brothers to heart disease and received her own transplant less than two years ago. Now, she wants to help spread the word about organ donation.
Marathon bombing victim tells WEEI's Dennis and Callahan Morning Show that he is slowly on the road to recovery.
Lynnfield resident Jane Tecce lost two brothers to heart disease and received her own transplant less than two years ago. Now, she wants to help spread the word about organ donation.
Westford residents should seek alternate routes for the next few days.