Winning $20,000 Lottery Ticket Sold At Chelmsford Store

A winning Mass Lottery scratch ticket worth $20,000 was sold at a Chelmsford store, according to a Patch report, providing the lone bright spot in an otherwise quiet 24-hour stretch for town news.

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"Huge Winner In Mass Lottery Sold At Chelmsford Store": A $20,000 winning scratch ticket was sold recently at a Chelmsford retailer, per Chelmsford Patch, though the specific store and game were not detailed in the alert. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/chelmsford/huge-winner-mass-lottery-sold-chelmsford-store)

"7+ Inches Of Rain To Bring 'Life-Threatening Flood Event' To MA: See Latest Forecast": Chelmsford Patch's Thursday newsletter carried forward warnings of tropical downpours and a Flash Flood Watch affecting parts of Massachusetts, continuing coverage of the storm threat reported earlier in the week. (read it at https://link.patch.com/click/46798469.129)

Area obituary notices also circulated this week, including one for longtime North Chelmsford resident Elizabeth Ann Beaudry, with a chapel service held Friday, July 31, at St. Joseph's Cemetery Chapel, according to the Lowell Sun and Legacy.com.

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.