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Also on Tonight’s Agenda: Market Basket, the Quiet Zone, Scooters, and a Council Rule Change

September 14, 2026

Nine one-sentence orders from Robinson and Recupero: Market Basket's plans, a quiet zone funded in 2022, scooters, a hole on Central Avenue,…

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Who Paid for Chelsea’s City Gala: 23 Sponsors, $22,750, and a Tow Company’s Car for the Police

September 14, 2026

Global Partners, Josh Kraft, Eastern Salt and 20 others paid for the July gala. A tow company gave the police a car.…

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Five Councillors Will Grade the City Manager This Fall. Here Is Who They Are

September 14, 2026

The charter requires a written evaluation of Fidel Maltez every year. Todd Taylor chairs the committee. Recupero, who has pressed the administration…

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Four Councillors Missed the August Special Meeting. The Minutes Show Who Has Been Absent All Year

September 14, 2026

The clerk's roll calls for 14 meetings in 2026, in one table. Manuel Teshe has missed six. Three councillors have missed none.

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Chelsea Owes the State’s Unemployment Agency $8,288 and a Contractor for 2020 Pipe Work. The Bills Land Tonight

September 14, 2026

A DUA past-due notice, lead pipe invoices from 2020 and 2022, a copier company that stopped sending bills, and a $50 legal…

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Chelsea Votes Tonight on Solar Deals Running 20 and 30 Years. The Dollar Terms Are Not in the Packet

September 14, 2026

Two 20-year solar agreements, one 30-year authorization the vendor's own FAQ calls 20 years, a blank terms appendix, and a $250,000 fund…

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Chelsea Wants a Chief Economic Development Officer. The Job Has No Salary Figure and No Budget Line Yet

September 14, 2026

A five-page job description, a two-page letter, no salary, no budget line, and a free cash balance headed for $5 million. The…

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Chelsea’s New Affordable Housing Rules Passed 11 to 0. The Part That Mattered Passed 6 to 5

September 14, 2026

The minutes sat unpublished for twelve weeks. They show a 6-to-5 amendment that raised the developer buyout fee to $275,000 and added…

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Chelsea’s Own Forecast Shows an $18.6 Million Deficit by 2031. The Pages Were Scanned Sideways

September 14, 2026

Balanced in 2026 and 2027, then $7.2 million short, then $12.4 million, $15.4 million, $18.6 million. We turned the pages upright and…

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A Main Broke on Shurtleff Street. Nearly Half of Chelsea’s Water Pipes Are the Kind That Do

September 13, 2026

One line from the city, three photos of a wet street, and no follow-up. What is under Shurtleff Street, and why it…

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