Return to School Sees Some Slowdown in Enrollment
Enrollment growth has moderated this academic year, and the pace of arrivals from Central America is no longer accelerating. However, the district…
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Slander Suit:Wynn Calls for Boston to Stop ‘campaign of Falsehoods,’ or Else…
In this case, a jury determined that Wynn was entitled to $20 million. A noted attorney from California, who has represented casino…
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NeighborWorks Week 2015 Celebrated with Bosson Park
The Neighborhood Developers and Chelsea Thrives partnered with NeighborWorks America to host a community cleanup and flower-planting initiative at Bosson Park as…
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What do Schweitzer and Bach have in Common? They’ll Both play a Part in the Chelsea Art Walk
Bob Boulrice likes to wear hats, and he’s a man who wears many hats at the same time. The Chelsea City Treasurer…
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Forum on Relations with Local Muslim Community Held to Condemn Public Notes Railing Against Islam
The Al Huda Society, based in Chelsea but having members in Revere, Everett, Chelsea and East Boston, held a forum on relations…
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A Tribute to their Mother: Reggie and Trina Wilkerson to Host Benefit Fundraiser
Trina and Reggie Wilkerson When All-Scholastic quarterback Reggie Wilkerson was having one of the greatest seasons in Chelsea High School history in…
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Martin Luther King
“fblikebutton_button” Nearly 47 years have passed since Martin Luther King’s assassination, which helps explain why many Americans today lack familiarity with his…
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Ash Says Good-Bye to Chelsea: Speech peppered with Praise and Humor
City Manager Jay Ash said his formal good-bye as the leader of the City of Chelsea on Monday night in a heartfelt…
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Happy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving arrives once more, bringing with it schoolboy football, family get-togethers, and little else to occupy our time except savoring a wonderful…
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Congratulations and Good Luck To City Manager Jay Ash
Jay Ash, our city manager, has been appointed secretary of housing and economic development in Governor-elect Charlie Baker’s Cabinet, and we extend…
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