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Obituaries

Juan Jose Dubon Valdivieso, 50, Commercial Painter Who Settled in Chelsea

September 8, 2026

Born in Puerto Cortes, Honduras, he came to Chelsea, worked as a commercial painter, and followed Real Madrid. He died unexpectedly at…

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John R. Martinello, 92, Chelsea Wallcovering Printer, Died on His Birthday

September 8, 2026

He worked at the Thomas S. Strahan Co. in Chelsea, drove a van for Teen Challenge in retirement, and died on his…

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Kenneth S. Foulds Sr., 73, Chelsea Yacht Club’s “Captain Ken”

September 8, 2026

He sailed a boat called the Glass Onion out of the Chelsea Yacht Club, where he served as past vice-commodore. Kenneth S.…

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City Hall

Meet Our Councillors: A Guide to the 11 People Who Run Chelsea

September 7, 2026

Chelsea has 11 city councillors: three at-large and one for each of eight districts. Four of the eight district seats drew no…

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Business

Encore Is on Strike. Chelsea Never Got Much From It Anyway.

September 7, 2026

1,300 workers walked out Friday. Chelsea gets $650,000 a year from a casino it fought in arbitration and lost, and the state…

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City Hall

11 Percent: Who Actually Voted in Chelsea on September 1

September 6, 2026

2,152 of 20,302 registered voters cast a ballot in the state primary. Here is what Chelsea decided, which races were never contested,…

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City Hall

The Council Discussed an Open Meeting Complaint Behind Closed Doors

September 6, 2026

On July 8 the Sub-Committee on Conference went into executive session to discuss an Open Meeting Law complaint and never reconvened. The…

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City Hall

Two Orders on the Table for Chelsea’s Older Residents

September 6, 2026

A Home Rule Petition would exempt income-eligible senior homeowners from property tax entirely. A second order asks for an anti-displacement plan for…

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City Hall

Chelsea Wants to Delete the Receivership From Its Charter

September 6, 2026

A proposed charter change would strike the last reference to the receiver, eleven days before the city gathers to mark 35 years…

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Schools

50 Fewer Adults in Our Schools: What the Budget Fight Actually Cost

September 6, 2026

Chelsea students went back to school with about 50 fewer adults in the building. Here is how the $8.6 million gap was…

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