Patrick Does Not Sign Petruccelli Amendment to Block Ethanol Trains
Governor Deval Patrick returned the amendment to the state’s Chapter 91 law to legislators last Friday with his own suggested modifications. The…
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Memories of Chelsea Fast Pitch Softball
Among the cherished aspects of “old” Chelsea is the memory of the Chelsea Municipal Fast Pitch Softball League, which operated at Carter…
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Three Years in Prison for Mclaughlin; No Restitution for CHA
Judge says McLaughlin picked the pockets of CHA residents to line his own pockets In a sentencing hearing that seemed to take…
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Collaborative, Residents Are Still Pushing Amendment in Wake of Quebec Train Disaster
Organizers pause for a photo prior to delivering more than1,000 advocacy cards. Those pictured include (left to right)Gail Miller, John Walkey, Anjie…
Continue readingTurn in McLaughlin Sentencing Could Set New Legal Precedent
As the nation paused to celebrate and elevate the cornerstones of democracy in America, the attorneys in the Michael McLaughlin case did…
Continue readingScreeching Halt: Backed into Corner, Global Withdraws Ethanol Train Plan
Hailing from Chelsea, Revere and Eastie, members of the grass-roots group that stoodin opposition to the Global Petroleum Ethanol train plan gathered…
Continue readingCurtain Call: Nobrega’s Discount House Will Close After 43 Years
Nobrega’s Discount House on the Parkway in Chelsea has been the go-to place for homedécor over the past 40 years, but the…
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Pool’s Open
Children Playing under the waterfall at the Vietnam Veterans pool on Saturday, June 29 as the pool opened for the season. Source…
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Marginal Street Corridor Could Be Next Hot Area for Chelsea
Everett Avenue’s transformation has gained considerable attention across the region and beyond Chelsea’s borders. As that district continues its expansion, City Manager…
Continue readingEnjoy a Safe and Sane Fourth
The Fourth of July should be enjoyed responsibly by you and those close to you. Early editorial writers at the turn of…
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