August 28, 2018
In this episode:
Ballot testing ahead of the State Primary Election – Trisha Dzuris, Digital Credit Union officially welcomed to Chelmsford with a ribbon cutting ceremony – Ed Niser, Nashoba Valley Technical High School receives $500,000 in the latest round of Skills Capital Grants and a Chelmsford High School grad opens an award winning new play – Deena Flowers.
September 20, 2018
In this episode:
Family, friends and uniformed personnel gather in Chelmsford to honor those whose lives were lost on 9-11 – Reverend Stephen Burkett, Gary Ryan, Pat Wojtas. Chelmsford residents help out their neighbors on the last day of the Farmers’ Market, the Chelmsford Historical Society hosted its annual Farm Fair, the Parker Middle School undergoes ALICE training and a Parker Middle School student shares her work and her story at the Chelmsford Library – Fiona Huang.
August 15, 2018
In this episode:
State Senator and Congressional candidate Barbara L’Italien in Chelmsford to host her Kitchen Table Conversations tour stop -Barbara L’Italien, Absentee Ballots are now available – Patricia Dzuris, kids read to the animals at the Lowell Humane Society in the Tales for Tails program – Erin Hebert and Chelmsford officials invite all to the 2018 Candlelight Overdose Vigil – Sue Rosa.
July 12, 2018
In this episode:
Scenes from the Friendship Park Opening Day – Paul Cohen, Mike Barrett, a local watch group issues it’s annual list of unsafe summer toys, we discuss a program designed to improve pool safety and we check in to see what goat yoga is all about – Jana Olenio.
July 6, 2018
In this episode:
MA State Attorney General, Maura Healey, visits Parker Middle School to discuss the opioid epidemic and substance abuse in Massachusetts. Chelmsford Board of Health Educator, Amanda Glaser, talks about opioid abuse in Chelmsford. Plus, we take you to the 2018 Knowledge Bowl and the 2018 Chelmsford Farmers’ Market
June 13, 2018
In this episode:
Friendship Park playground prepares for it’s opening day, volunteers from around the country come together to build a Chelmsford church – Gideon Lee, Corina Covarrubias, Yajwu Wu, Burben Sullins, Becky Duncan, Raymond Xie. Chelmsford students prepare to defend their trophy in the Knowledge Bowl and we discuss improvements being made at the CHS with Principal Stephen Murray.
June 4, 2018
In this episode:
Scenes from Chelmsford’s Memorial Day observance, we discuss the changes to this years Farmers’ Market – Valerie Finnemeyer, the MBTA makes it easier to do some summertime travel and a local dog trainer gives tips to help your visit to the dog park go smoothly – Dan Vigeant.
” class=”wp-more-tag mce-wp-more” alt=”” title=”Read more…” data-mce-resize=”false” data-mce-placeholder=”1″ />
May 2, 2018
In this episode:
First responders conduct training exercises at the Parker Middle School – James Spinney, Dan Goguen. Friends and neighbors volunteer to help plant trees at Sunny Meadow Farm on Earth Day – Jamie Dergay. The Chelmsford Board of Health welcomes all to join them for walks on the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, a local group is advocating for the purchase of electric busses.
April 20, 2018
In this episode:
CHS a cappella group The Thursdays makes an appearance on WGBH, Chelmsford Girl Scout Troop 63112 creates a Town Tour of historical sites – Sarah Evans, Megan Dunn, Kara deMoulpied, Household Hazardous Waste Day is coming up, the Department of Public Works will be holding a food drive during the Town Meeting and Candidate Lori Trahan focuses on women’s issues – Lori Trahan.
” class=”wp-more-tag mce-wp-more” alt=”” title=”Read more…” data-mce-resize=”false” data-mce-placeholder=”1″ />
March 29, 2018
In this episode:
In this episode:
The Chelmsford March For Our Lives organizers look to the future – Zoe Adoniou, Isabelle Cole, Rufus Gifford. A local journalist offers help to students looking to write their college essays – Joyce Pellino Crane. Phase 2-A of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail is about to open and a reminder about the Town Wide Clean Up.
