CSBG May Be on the Chopping Block
Community Service Block Grants (CSBG) have long faced threats during Republican administrations, making President Barack Obama’s decision to target them for cuts…
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John Edward McBride
Chelsea said goodbye on February 1 to a man whose life spanned nearly a century in this city and connected residents to…
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The Water Mess and the Streets
Wednesday’s combination of snow followed by sleet created massive accumulations of slush and frozen water that have wreaked havoc on Chelsea’s infrastructure.…
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Val’s Flowers
The closing of Val’s Flowers marks the end of an era in Chelsea’s downtown business district. For more than 60 years, this…
Continue readingConnecticut Bank Buys out Danversbank for nearly $500 million
People’s United Bank, based in Bridgeport, CT, is acquiring Danversbank in a transaction valued at $493 million through a combination of cash…
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Another Snowstorm
Another snowstorm is heading our way. With it will likely come a snow emergency and parking ban. The snow continues to accumulate,…
Continue readingHealthcare Change Could Save Taxpayers $1m
Last Friday, Gov. Deval Patrick rolled out a municipal healthcare proposal to the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) that is drawing considerable optimism…
Continue readingCity Declares Snow Emergency with Heavy Snowfall Expected
Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m., City Manager Jay Ash declared a snow emergency as forecasters predicted snowfall ranging from as little as…
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MGH Experts Appear on Chelsea TV
Robert Bradley, executive director of Chelsea Community Cable Television, hosted “Hypertension Panel Presentation: Learn from the MGH Experts” regarding hypertension and high…
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Metro Credit Union Employees Participate in Holiday giving
During December, Metro Credit Union’s workforce engaged in volunteer efforts with multiple local charitable organizations focused on holiday assistance programs. Among those…
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