Reinstein to Resign House Seat
State Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein officially resigned suddenly from her state representative seat on Thursday morning – a somewhat surprising turn of events…
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Chelsea Names Mentioned in Upcoming Race for Reinstein’s Former Seat
The news late last week of an open state representative seat once occupied by Kathi-Anne Reinstein quickly turned into a who’s in…
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Good Luck, Gene
Throughout its history, Chelsea has benefited from talented Representatives serving in the General Court of Massachusetts. Richie Voke held the seat representing…
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Frank Gets Verbal Nod for Council Presidency
Ten councillors gave verbal pledges to Councillor Matt Frank for his Council President run on Monday night at a subcommittee meeting. The…
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An “Excellent” Evaluation for City Manager Jay Ash
The Chelsea City Council’s assessment that City Manager Jay Ash is performing an “excellent” job as the leader of our city merits…
Continue readingOil Boom Likely to Lower Heating Bills in Coming Years, but Not Quite Yet
Northeast Oil deliverymen Brian Hartman and Joe Imbrescia are seeing prices remain rather high for heating oil thiswinter, even though predictions say…
Continue readingO’Flaherty Supports Bill to Increase Efficiency of Mass. Election Process
Rep. Eugene O’Flaherty Last week, State Representative Eugene O’Flaherty introduced legislation designed to streamline Massachusetts’ election procedures by enabling early voting during…
Continue readingCity Manager to Get Excellent Overall Evaluation
Leo Robinson, who chairs the Evaluation Committee, announced this week that City Manager Jay Ash will receive an overall excellent evaluation from…
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Campaign to End Violence Against Women
During a City Council Chambers meeting, the Zonta Club of Chelsea was honored with a resolution from the Chelsea City Council acknowledging…
Continue readingRecupero Calls for Public Safety Hires to Live in Chelsea
The City Council is expected to consider a motion on Dec. 2 that would mandate newly hired public safety and 9-1-1 personnel…
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