The Five Year Forecast
A significant benefit that emerged from receivership was the establishment of a city charter requiring the city manager to prepare and present…
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Neighbors Growing Restless over New Possibilities on Winnisimmet Street
By Joshua Resnek [email protected] The Planning Board engaged in contentious discussion Tuesday evening regarding the small factory complex pictured above. A manufacturing…
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The City Council at Its Best
When the Chelsea City Council unanimously voted to retain City Manager Jay Ash, the board demonstrated what responsible governance looks like. The…
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Chelsea Still the Most Affordable
Special to the Chelsea Record City Manager Jay Ash measures success in many ways. Announcing that Chelsea remains the most affordable place…
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Flatley/O’Flaherty St. Patrick’s Dinner/Dance a Big Success
State Representative Eugene O’Flaherty and State Auditor Suzanne Bump were among the attendees at O’Flaherty’s annual St. Patrick’s Day dinner, held last…
Continue readingCouncil Approves Ash’s Contract by 11-0 Vote
City Manager Jay Ash The Chelsea City Council voted to accept City Manager Jay Ash’s new contract by a unanimous vote following…
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Ash Set to Stay; Council in Sync
An important achievement has been reached by Council President Marilyn Vega-Torres and Councillor Leo Robinson: they have secured City Manager Jay Ash’s…
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Marriott gets Go-ahead for Major Hotel
The Marriott Corporation has cleared a significant hurdle in its plan to construct a major hotel in Chelsea. This week, the company…
Continue readingAsh Signs New Contract; Council set to Accept it
City Manager Jay Ash has decided to remain in his position for the next four years, pending the city council’s approval of…
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Capital Improvement Plan Filed by City Manager – $6 Million Available for Projects
Chelsea Record Staff Twenty-two projects totaling nearly six million dollars in expenditures have been approved for completion as part of the city’s…
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