Tuesday, May 7, 2013
DSI Communications left for Littleton last month due to continuing growth and a lack of available locations in Chelmsford.
After over a decade in Chelmsford, DSI Marketing Communication packed up shop last month, moving down Littleton Road from their previous location across from the Elks Club to their new home in Littleton. While the company’s preference was to stay within Chelmsford, a lack of affordable mixed industrial/commercial space required a move to the new Littleton location, which at 14,000 square feet is twice as large as its old location. “The company has grown so rapidly that moving to a larger space has been a priority for us,” said Laurie Cote, president and chief executive officer. “We’ve doubled our workforce since 2010 and expanded our design, marketing and printing capabilities to serve clients across the country. Our new office allows us…
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Chelmsford Housing Authority Executive Director David Hedison presented a $31 million dollar project before the board on Monday night.
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Tuesday, March 12
The Chelmsford Board of Selectmen voted unanimously on Monday night to support a $31 million project presented by Chelmsford Housing Authority Executive Director David Hedison. “This is not free housing; this is low and moderate,” clarified Hedison. “I can’t think of another site that would not cause controversy,” he added. The proposed location for the project is at 261 Littleton Rd. and would need to be approved at Town Meeting before becoming a reality. “This is one of the top sites that was in the Chelmsford Affordable Housing Plan which was approved by the Board of Selectmen in the planning board in 2011,” said Hedison. “It’s a site where we will realize some significant improvements,” he continued. Hedison warned against mixing …
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Sunday, January 6, 2013
Firefighters from multiple communities battle stubborn blaze into the early morning hours.
A number of residents remain unaccounted for following a late-night fire that ripped through a 21-unit building at the Woodcrest Condominium complex on 181 Littleton Road on Saturday. The blaze in Building No. 4 (Units 425-445) left dozens of residents homeless, many of whom will be staying for the time being at an emergency shelter being set up at the Chelmsford Senior Center. However, fire officials believe there is a chance not all of the residents made it out of the building safely. "We have reason to believe that there may be unaccounted for residents of the building," said State Fire Marshal Stephen Coan. Neither he nor Chelmsford Chief Michael Curran would say specifically how many residents had not been accounted for as of 2 a.m. "…
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Rescues being made as some residents trapped.
Chelmsford firefighters are on the scene of a two-alarm fire in a multi-unit residence at 118 Littleton Road. Mutliple sources indicate at least one resident and possibly more was trapped on the third floor of the building when the fire broke out and efforts are being made to rescue that person. A med-flight has been called in for one burn victim. Stay with Chelmsford Patch for any new details. We will have a full report on Sunday.
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Tyler Jozefowicz
3:47 pm on Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Does the Chelmsford Business Association play a role in fostering, nurturing and retaining businesses in town, promoting the town as a strategically located business mecca? What then is their role besides pushing to make sure a split tax rate does not take effect? what do they talk about at their meetings. This sounds like a perfect topic. more ›