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Chelmsford Appeals For Alcohol Licenses To Revitalize Biz Corridor
by State House News Service | Sep 6, 2017
Chelmsford, a town of 32,000 people just south of the New Hampshire border, wants to rejuvenate a business corridor and the Legislature appears poised to help out by granting 10 additional liquor licenses.
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