Tuskegee Airman Speaks About Experiences Flying During World War II
Dr. Cyril Byron Sr. spoke about his experiences during WorldWar II being a Tuskegee Airman and a member of the famed‘Red Tails’…
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Business Focus in on Ethanol Transportation Plan at Stakeholder Meeting This Week
A stakeholder meeting for Chelsea businesses located nearthe commuter rail tracks took place on Tuesday with thestate Department of Transportation – which…
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The Mystic Brewery, LLC Announced the Opening of Its Tasting Room
Chelsea’s brewery that has blown away beer enthusiasts with its offerings is now offering beer tastings and tours of the Williams Street…
Continue readingMclaughlin Pleads Guilty to All Four Counts: Makes Plea Deal with Feds and the More He Talks, the Lighter His Sentence
After trying to slip out the side door at the Federal Courthouse in Boston on Tuesday afternoon, former Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) Executive…
Continue readingImmigrant Permanent Residents Not Becoming Citizens: Conglomeration of Groups Calls on Feds, Congress to Lower Application Fees
Juan Vega, of Centro Latino, listens as Zilda Castro tellsabout the struggle she had to justify spending the money tobecome an American…
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City Digs out from Historic Storm: A Big One for Sure, but No Blizzard of `78
This past weekend’s blizzard dumped 24.9 inches on Logan Airport, making it the 5th worst storm on record there. Meanwhile, an official…
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E. Coli Outbreak Was Worst on the East Coast
According to the CDC, the E. coli outbreak that affected dozens of people and was connected to a Chelsea-based produce supplier ranked…
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More Questions Than Answers on Ethanol Trainsge
Residents from Chelsea left last Wednesday night’s MassDOT meeting at East Boston High School with lingering uncertainties rather than clear answers. At…
Continue readingThank You Jordan Boys and Girls Club
We extend our gratitude to the Jordan Boys and Girls Club as it marks its 100th Breakfast Series meeting, recognizing the organization’s…
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Harvey Walk Retires
On Jan. 31, 2013, Harvey Walk (center) concluded his career with the United States Postal Service, marking the end of 41 years…
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