Council Approves Resolution Supporting Locked Out National Grid Workers
During Monday night’s City Council meeting, members unanimously approved a resolution backing the locked out National Grid gas workers with an 8-0…
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Controversial Parking Plan Gets Tabled at Council, Still a Victory for Vidot
After many hours of meetings and dozens of discussions, a parking plan putting put forth by Council President Damali Vidot has been…
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Packed Chambers:Budget Passes, but with Some Rare Controversy, Drama
Typically, the City Council’s budget vote is characterized by sparse attendance and routine proceedings. Monday evening proved different. Teachers, students, and School…
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Residency Ordinance for Police, Fire Hires Holds Firm at Council
A last ditch effort by Councillor Roy Avellaneda to reverse the new police and fire residency ordinance successfully passed by Councillor Giovanni…
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Councilors Look at Keeping Chelsea Affordable for Residents
At Monday night’s City Council meeting, the primary focus was on the new five-year Capital Improvement Program, which outlines plans for maintaining…
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Council Calls for Ordinance to Be Drafted on Residency Restriction
During Monday night’s session, the Chelsea City Council approved a measure by a 9-1 vote requesting that City Solicitor Cheryl Fisher Watson…
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Vidot Set to Become Next Council President
By Seth Daniel By a preliminary vote of 8-0, Councillor Damali Vidot received the support of her colleagues to become the new…
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Council President Race Down to Robinson, Vidot
For several weeks, the race for City Council president has been contested between Council President Leo Robinson and Council Vice President Damali…
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Bishop Ready to Head Back to City Council for Prattville
By Seth Daniel Councillor-elect Bob Bishop said it feels good to return to City Hall to represent Prattville on the Council. He…
Continue readingGet Out and Vote:City Election Looms Nov 7 as Candidates Get Out their Message
By Seth Daniel Several competitive races are shaping up as Chelsea’s City Election approaches on November 7. At least five seats in…
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