A Great Day for Justice Amy Nechtem
Judge Amy Nechtem will take the oath of office today as the Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Juvenile Court for a five-year…
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Chelsea DTA Honors Clients Who Found Success
State Rep. Dan Ryan, Chelsea DTA Team Specialist Anna Jones, Honoree Ana Argueta, her son, Edwin, and DTA Commissioner Stacey Monahan. Rosa…
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Thrift is the Word for Canning Gardeners
There is one kind of jam that several Chelsea Community Gardeners would prefer not to get out of – that being Chelsea-grown…
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Dinner and a Show
On Wednesday, July 23, at the Mystic Brewery, City Manager Jay Ash held his Annual Dinner and a Show. About 55 people…
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Tornado Formed over Chelsea in an Instant
Weather is a funny science, but as radar and computer imagery has improved the prediction of the weather, most people are used…
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John Ruiz Park Dedication Ceremony
Tuesday morning brought a dedication ceremony for the newly opened John Ruiz Park on Washington Avenue. The park occupies the former Tudor…
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Market Basket Board Will Consider Buyout Bid by Arthur T., Others: Ash Adds to the Locals Boycotting the Beloved Supermarket
This week, City Manager Jay Ash joined the growing list of local officials boycotting Market Basket. Like Council President Matt Frank before…
Continue readingGovernor Patrick Announces Opioid Task Force
Gov. Deval Patrick announced a series of actions to address the opioid addiction epidemic in Massachusetts that will strengthen the state’s ability…
Continue readingBubble Fun
Five-year-old Madison Tame stretched her arms out wide to try and catch as many bubbles as she could during the annual Bosson…
Continue readingQuigley Park to Get Major Facelift
City officials are winding down the planning process on Quigley Park and will unveil the plans officially tonight, July 24, at a…
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