Unravelling the Trauma of the Journey: North Suffolk Forms Support Group
It was only the second meeting of the new support group for young girls who have come to Chelsea illegally from Central…
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Tornado Formed over Chelsea in an Instant
Weather is a funny science, but as radar and computer imagery has improved the prediction of the weather, most people are used…
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A Tornado Strikes and a City Recovers
Monday morning arrived without any indication of the severe weather that would soon strike the city of Revere. Over the course of…
Continue readingInflux Has Everything to Do with Remittance Culture
Throughout the Third World, a persistent myth endures: that American streets are paved with gold. This belief sustains hope through poverty, offering…
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Collaborative to Meet July 10 On Children Crossing Border
On July 10, pro-immigration reform organizations including the Chelsea Collaborative and the MIRA Coaltion will convene a roundtable discussion to tackle the…
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Whew, What a Weekend!
To the Editor: Thanks go to so many gardeners, friends and local merchants for all the good will and hard work that…
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Council Passes $138.1m Budget
The City Council unanimously adopted the $138.1 million budget proposed by City Manager Jay Ash for FY’15, but not without some cuts…
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Obituaries 05-15-2014
Mariellen Mulligan Chelsea Educator; Williams School Teacher of the Year 1993-1994; Nominated as Mass. Teacher of the Year 1999 Mariellen T. (McFayden)…
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3rd Annual Chelsea Chase 5k
“Come on out for this year’s Chelsea Chase 5k, starting at 10am on May 10th at the Dockside.Here are some of last…
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Thaw Bridge
Rain fell and the snow continued to melt earlier this week, including on this steel support under the Tobin Bridge on Broadway.…
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