City Council Honors Community Change-makers at City Hall
Approximately 20 community members attended the Chelsea City Council meeting held at City Hall on Monday, Feb. 25. The evening’s agenda included…
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City Council Considers Smart Growth for Innes Housing Development
The City Council convened Tuesday evening for a public meeting that brought together state officials and developers to discuss the 40R Smart…
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Appreciation – Remembering Joanne Tarason
Chelsea mourns the passing of Joanne Tarason, a respected business owner and community leader whose warmth and charitable spirit enriched the lives…
Continue readingWalsh Draws Large Crowd at JBGC Breakfast Series, Talks about Several Issues
Mayor Martin Walsh was the guest speaker at the Jordan Boys and Girls Club Breakfast Series Feb. 14 at the club’s facility…
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Chelsea Rehabs Its City Seal
Municipal governments communicate constantly through numerous channels—announcing upcoming events, launching new initiatives, sharing important updates, and celebrating achievements. Every City Hall department…
Continue readingParking Study Comes In at More Than $200,000
The City Council’s request for a parking study has generated minimal response from potential bidders. Just one proposal arrived, and it carries…
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Chelsea, Revere and Winthrop Launch Region-wide Community Health Needs Assessment
Chelsea, Revere, and Winthrop are joining together for the first time to carry out a wide-ranging regional Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA)…
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CAPIC Seeks Nominee
Community Action Programs Inter-City, Inc. (CAPIC) is seeking a nominee for the Revere Limited Income Sector on the Board of Directors. The…
Continue readingCouncil Looking into Keeping Some Marijuana Licenses for Residents
Chelsea city councillors are looking at ways in which they can legally find a way to reserve some of the recreation marijuana…
Continue readingCity Manager Gets New, Five-Year Contract
City Manager Thomas Ambrosino got a new five-year contract and a healthy serving of praise from the City Council Monday night. The…
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