Martin Luther King
“fblikebutton_button” Nearly 47 years have passed since Martin Luther King’s assassination, which helps explain why many Americans today lack familiarity with his…
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The Olympics in Boston?
“fblikebutton_button” Boston has long been discussed as a potential Summer Olympics host, but the conversation may intensify now that the city has…
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King Arthur’s Building Sells to Former Produce Wholesaler
According to the Boston Herald, the former King Arthur’s Strip Club building changed hands on Tuesday when it was purchased by a…
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Workers Reach Agreement at Whidden Memorial Hospital
The recently negotiated contract at Whidden Memorial Hospital brings wage increases not only to existing employees but extends coverage to groups previously…
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Winter Open House at The Estates on Admiral’s Hill Assisted Living Residences
On Thursday, Jan. 8 from 3-6 p.m., The Estates on Admiral’s Hill—operated by the Chelsea Jewish Foundation (CJF)—will open its doors for…
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Ring Out The Old….
As the New Year arrives, it offers an opportunity for us to look back on the year behind us and ahead to…
Continue readingChelsea Jewish Foundation to Merge with Aviv Centers
On Wednesday, the Boards of Directors for both Aviv Centers for Living, Inc. (Aviv) and the Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home Foundation, Inc.…
Continue readingImmigration Ruling a Story of Joy and Despair
At the Chelsea Collaborative, Director Gladys Vega (front) said they are seeing joy and pain when it comes to President Barack Obama’s…
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On Tuesday morning, Gov. Deval Patrick visited the Chelsea Collaborative to sign an executive order focused on environmental justice. The event was…
Continue readingHappy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving arrives once more, bringing with it schoolboy football, family get-togethers, and little else to occupy our time except savoring a wonderful…
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