ou could hear them before you saw anything. That’s usually how it starts this time of year. John Ray was out at Koulas talking about peepers, and if you’ve ever been there on the right night, you know exactly what he means. It’s not one or two frogs. It’s a wall of...
Yesterday was April 1st, a day for tricks and a little fun. I didn’t do anything this year, but it got me thinking about some of the ones I’ve pulled over the years. There have been a few, but one still stands out as a classic. This goes back maybe 10 years at Heart...
The big push for ADA improvements across town is clearly underway, and you can start to see it taking shape in a few key spots. At Sunny Meadow, new raised beds are going in along with a properly graded path to the garden area. That’s a meaningful step forward for...
Chelmsford TLDR—April 2026 You may have seen the term “TLDR” before. It stands for “Too Long, Didn’t Read.” In this case, it’s meant in a good way. Chelmsford produces numerous agendas, minutes, and documents every month across multiple boards. There is a lot of good...
Yesterday’s Volunteer Day was actually more than just a volunteer day. It was a window into where we are in Chelmsford as a community. Over 35 groups attended. But the real story is not just who came. It is who was missing, the mix of groups, and what they were saying...
Because of our deep, institutional knowledge of Chelmsford over the past 20+ years, COSS has naturally become a bit of a community connection point. We are easy to reach, we respond quickly, and we try to help wherever we can. Somewhere along the way, we ended up...
