City Council Ballot Will Feature Several Races
This week’s ballot announcement for the November City Election reveals four competitive races—one at-large contest and three district-level matchups. In District 1,…
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Officials Hopeful for Voke Park Improvements
Chelsea has submitted an application seeking State funding to help cover expenses for a comprehensive rehabilitation of Voke Park. City and state…
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FBI Project to Go to ZBA Later This Month
The FBI is finally arriving in Chelsea—a statement that carries decidedly different weight today than it would have in years past. For…
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Our Opinions A Joint Victory
When Global Petroleum officials chose to withdraw their application for bringing Ethanol trains to its Revere/East Boston terminal via tracks through Chelsea…
Continue readingCouncil At-large Race Could Potentially Be a Battle
Chelsea’s municipal election cycle is now underway, with several competitive races already emerging as potentially close contests. Starting May 1st, prospective candidates…
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Three Options on the Table for Silver Line Route in Chelsea
City Council President Dan Cortell (left) comments on the presentation made by DOTplanner Scott Hamwey (right) on the continuing study regarding the…
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Congratulations Senator Ed Markey: District Voters Supported Our Long-time Congressman
Across the district, voters joined their counterparts statewide in demonstrating strong backing for longtime Congressman Ed Markey’s U.S. Senate bid against Republican…
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Voters Are Ready To Head to Polls
On Tuesday (June 25), Chelsea residents will head to the polls to cast their votes in the U.S. Senate special election. The…
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Vote on Tuesday: U.S. Senate Election is a BIG Deal
On Tuesday, Massachusetts residents will cast ballots to select their next U.S. Senator, filling the position vacated when former Senator John Kerry…
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Remembering Paul Cellucci: Loved Mass., Fought ALS Bravel
Massachusetts across the political spectrum felt deep concern when former Governor and Ambassador to Canada A. Paul Cellucci’s diagnosis of Lou Gehrig’s…
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