Traffic Counters Up
Several City video traffic counting machines have been spotted in the area of East Berkeley Street and Harrison Avenue and Washington Street.…
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Crowds Come out for the 8th Annual ALS & MS Walk for Living
On Sunday morning, Sept. 25, Admiral’s Hill became a hub of activity as residents from across Massachusetts gathered for the 8th annual…
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FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Harold Shaw Speaks at Chamber Breakfast
By Cary Shuman Harold H. Shaw, special agent-in-charge of the FBI Boston Division, was the guest speaker at the Chelsea Chamber of…
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Chelsea Cultural Council 2017 Grant Information Meeting September 26
The Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency, has awarded the Chelsea Cultural Council $18,300. These funds are designated to support public initiatives…
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Fall Is Here — Make the Most of It
When New Englanders are asked about their favorite season, many rank fall at the top, and even those of us blessed to…
Continue readingWalk and Run for Reach
Adrianna Vega approaches the finish line on Sunday morning, Sept. 11, at the Ride, Walk and Run for REACH. The annual fundraiser…
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Ribbon Cutting
On Friday, Sept. 9, a ceremony took place to mark the opening of Chelsea GreenRoots’ new headquarters on Marginal Street. Roseann Bongiovanni…
Continue readingRemembering the Heroes of 9/11
For every generation of Americans for the past near-century, there have been seminal events for which those who were of a certain…
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Visiting the Chelsea Soldiers Home
On Navy Day last Tuesday, Aug. 30, roughly 150 sailors marched in formation to the Soldier’s Home while singing “Anchors Away.” Each…
Continue readingMatt Siegel to Emcee Eighth Annual ALS & MS Walk for Living
Word spread quickly. Excited residents and participants take off under the balloon arch at the beginning of last year’s LFCFL Walk for…
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