Council Nixed Sex Offender Ordinance
Following a Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) ruling last month that invalidated Lynn’s restrictions on sex offender residency, the Chelsea City Council narrowly…
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Cortell’s Response to Perlatonda’s Comment on Strip Club
Councillor Joe Perlatonda’s reluctance to take a stand against the strip club’s potential return struck me as surprising, particularly given that he…
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Get Out and Vote In Tuesday’s Election
Chelsea has long been recognized as a community with a strong political tradition dating back many years. During the 1960, 1970s, and…
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Governor Baker Dedicates New Home for Historic Chelsea Clock Company
Governor Charlie Baker and Chelsea Clock CEO JK Nicholas cut the ribbon at the dedication ceremony for the Chelsea company’s new headquarters…
Continue readingSenator Markey Visits Chelsea
U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey visited Chelsea to discuss the city’s future development plans with City Manager Tom Ambrosino. Pictured at the…
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Make Your Voice Heard on Strip Club Proposal in District 8
District 8 Councilor and Council Vice President Dan Cortell here: The entity known as “Phantom Ventures, LLC” — which previously attempted to…
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Election is Cemented, Primary to be Sept. 22
This week, the certification of eight candidates for the Council at-Large race has officially set in motion a Primary Election in the…
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First Week on the Job Brings a Few Goals for Ambrosino
There’s a lot of meeting and greeting to do for new City Manager Tom Ambrosino this week as he took his place…
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News in Briefs
CORRECTION A story on the front page of last week’s Chelsea Record regarding the Summer Reading Program indicated that the reading program…
Continue readingMax Address Square:A Point Long Gone to History
Decades have passed since Chelsea residents rallied to honor Max Address, the first Jewish boy from the city to die in World…
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