Noted Clock Repairman in Chelsea Tackles City Hall Clock Repair
Noted Clock Repairman Paul Calantropo – who lives andworks in Chelsea – has been fixing the historic City Hallclock since last summer.…
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Ash takes State Cabinet Position
City Manager Jay Ash in front of his door at City Hall on Wednesday, a door that he will be exiting from…
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EPA Awards Chelsea $25,000 to Fight Asthma
EPA Regional Administrator Curt Spalding presented stakeholders in the Chelsea Thrives initiative with a check for $25,000 to expand the work of…
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REACH Program Honored at Council
Chelsea REACH’s program visited the City Council Monday, Oct. 6. Chelsea Public School Superintendent, Representatives of Chelsea School Committee, Program Staff of…
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen Visits Chelsea
The U.S. President may be the commander-in-chief of the world’s best military and the leader of the country’s political system, but the…
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Robinson Wants to Revisit Residency Plan
With the City preparing to hire five new police officers – and perhaps more in the coming years – City Councillor Leo…
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Revere Mayor Looks to Block Critical MBTA Land Sale for Casino Access
Revere Mayor Dan Rizzo has called for the MBTA to stop in its tracks on a land sale to Wynn Resorts –…
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State Regional Planning Effort Kicks off in Chelsea
As the habits and preferences change for where people seek to call home, state and local officials have banded together to develop…
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Heart Healthy Workshop Set for September 17
The East Boston Neighborhood Health Center and Boston Medical Center invite community members to attend “Keeping Your Heart Healthy as You Get…
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Primary Showdown
On Tuesday, Sept. 9 incumbent State Representative Dan Ryan, of Charlestown will square off against challenger Roy Avellaneda, of Chelsea, for the…
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