Appreciation:Remembering Frankie Bernard, Who Had a Gift for Art and a Gusto for Life
Frankie Bernard was an inspiration to all, a man who never let his physical challenges deter him from his pursuits in Frankie…
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Book Review”Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World”
Adam Tooze has crafted an outstanding examination of the 2008 financial crisis and what followed in its wake. His account captures the…
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Colwen Hotels Employees Come Together to Donate over $5,000 in Holiday Gifts for Families in Need Through CAPIC’s Chelsea Revere Family Network
Employees at Colwen Hotels joined forces during the holiday season to support their local community by partnering with CAPIC, Community Action Programs…
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Peace on Earth…in All Languages
The Berkowitz School Select Chorus sent a message of peace on Earth is four languages on Tuesday morning at their annual Winter…
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Keeping Money in the Mystic:Advocates Make a Successful Pitch for Oil Spill Dollars
On behalf of the Mystic River Watershed Association (MyRWA) and their collaborative partner GreenRoots, advocates successfully presented their case to the North…
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MBTA, MassPort Seek Pilot for Chelsea Street Bridge Restrictions
The Chelsea Street Bridge has drawn considerable frustration due to its frequent and poorly-timed closures. Now the MBTA is adding its voice…
Continue readingHousing Secretary Jay Ash Leaves Cabinet Post, Likely for Private Sector
State administration officials announced on Tuesday that former Chelsea City Manager Jay Ash has left his cabinet post as Secretary of Housing…
Continue readingHoliday Open House
The Bellingham-Cary House held its annual Holiday Open House on Saturday evening, Dec. 7, with a good turnout of residents coming to…
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‘Outright Fraud’? Highland Park Turf Field One of Many with Defective Materials, Could Get Replacement Settlement
The turf field at Highland Park has been used nearly with pause since it was installed in 2011, but this hub of…
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GreenRoots Talks with Senior Citizens about Public Transit
Public transportation in Chelsea has been a frequent topic of discussion, yet elderly residents—among the heaviest users of these services—are often excluded…
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