Rain Garden Proposed for Mill Creek; Acts as a Natural Filter
A Rain Garden will be constructed this spring on Clinton Street as Chelsea’s first such installation, designed to filter water and debris…
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The Dead of Summer
We find ourselves at summer’s midpoint, that juncture where the season stretches equally behind and ahead of us. For those who cherish…
Continue readingSummer Jobs in Chelsea Are Hard to Find
Obtaining summer employment in Chelsea has become exceptionally difficult. What once served as a common experience for young people—whether flipping burgers at…
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Whitey Bulger
With Whitey Bulger’s return to the area, news outlets have seized on the opportunity to cover his case extensively, referring to him…
Continue readingSanchez Garfunkel Authors Book About Her Husband’s Injury
On August 27, 1992, Frank Garfunkel was playing squash at a Boston athletic facility and sustained a life altering injury. He suffered…
Continue readingThe Fourth of July 2011
The year 2011 marks the 235th anniversary of American Independence, a significant milestone in world history. For those with an interest in…
Continue readingMetro Credit Union Donates Children’s Books to Local School
Gretchen Coughlin, Marketing Manager at Metro, Alice Cohen, Milieu Director at Manville School, and Marlene Collins, Branch Manager at Metro, are pictured…
Continue readingSummer in the City
This week marks the official start of summer. Tuesday brought the year’s longest day, offering more daylight than any other date. Those…
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Army Corps of Engineers will Dredge Chelsea Creek by 2012
Maintenance dredging of the Federal navigation channel near the Chelsea Street Bridge in East Boston and Chelsea is being proposed by the…
Continue readingTo the Monkiewicz Family
The Kayem organization has achieved considerable success with its product line, which residents of Chelsea hold in high regard, and the company…
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