Obituaries 06-13-2019
Santo Agri US Army veteran of World War II Santo A. “Sam” Agri passed away Thursday morning, June 6 at the Chelsea…
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The Curse of Social Media and the Internet
In the aftermath of the terrible coordinated attacks by suicide bombers on Easter Sunday in Sri Lanka that killed more than 300…
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Appreciation – Remembering Trina Wilkerson
Hundreds of friends, family, former high school classmates, and co-workers paid their respects to Trina Louise Wilkerson during memorial observances at the…
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Appreciation:Remembering Frankie Bernard, Who Had a Gift for Art and a Gusto for Life
Frankie Bernard was an inspiration to all, a man who never let his physical challenges deter him from his pursuits in Frankie…
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Residents Remember the Soldiers’ Home Water Tower, Bittersweet Farewell
It was the talk of the town. Few in the world of kid-dom could believe it. But, as School Committeeman Rich Maronski…
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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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Chelsea Unveils John Bruttaniti Memorial Bridge in Ceremony
The City of Chelsea dedicated the Washington Avenue bridge at Heard Street in memory of Chelsea Police officer The Bruttaniti family, standing…
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The Movement Kicks off Third Year of Low-Key, Summer Hoops
Historically, there’s been very little to do on a summer night in Chelsea, and that’s been the problem. Now, in its third…
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Police Briefs 01-04-2018
ROBBERY ON BROADWAY Officers responded to 165 Walnut St. on Dec. 22 at 5:20 p.m. following a report of an armed robbery…
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Police Briefs 11-30-2017
This morning, investigators from Chelsea and Everett police departments executed simultaneous drug control warrants at 262 Maple Street and 79 Garland Street…
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