An Unspeakable Tragedy
The details and reality of Monday’s bombing at the Boston Marathon finish line continue to settle into my consciousness, and I find…
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Chelsea Citywide Study Art Show Opening Reception
Paula Marino of the Kelly School poses for a photo with her mother, Helen Espinoza, and her principal, Tim Howard. View the…
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Miffed CHA Tenants Will Meet with US Attorney Ortiz
Outraged Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) tenants and organizers will meet with U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz today, April 11th, to discuss the plea…
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We Will Miss Judge Diana Maldonando
Afternoon television regularly features judges presiding over cases with firm resolve. Viewers often find themselves rooting when a television judge delivers a…
Continue readingLong-time Chelsea Court Justice to Move Up Next Week
Next week, Judge Diana Maldonado will put down her gavel for the final time at the Williams Street courthouse, where she has…
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Thank You, Chamber Executive Director Donald Harney
Few individuals rise to the level of “institution” in a community but we believe that Donald Harney, executive director of the Chelsea…
Continue readingChelsea Jewish Strikes Partnership with Revere Home
Pictured left to right: Adam Berman, Chelsea Jewish FoundationCOO; Betsy Mullen, Executive Vice President of Clinicalof Operations for the Foundation and Administrator…
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Major Tobin Bridge Repairs to Resume for the Summer
Starting next week, the Mystic Tobin Bridge will see the resumption of significant repair work and lane closures as the second phase…
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Is There an Alternative?
Residents and officials alike found little encouragement at a State Department of Transportation meeting regarding ethanol trains that would travel through Chelsea…
Continue readingSilver Line Talk Stops in Chelsea
State Sen. Sal DiDomenico poses with members of the MBTA T Riders Union that has showna great deal of interest in expanding…
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