ZBA Says ‘no’ to Check Casher on Parkway
Chelsea already has numerous check cashing establishments and multi-service bodegas, and residents living along the Parkway made their opposition clear regarding another…
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Mobile App Academy
Last Wednesday and Thursday, Samsung Mobile brought several Chelsea High School students to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for a two-day…
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Restitution: Retirement Board Will Examine the Idea of McLaughlin to Pay Back CHA
Two weeks following former Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) Director Michael McLaughlin’s sentencing in Boston’s Federal Court on July 17th, reactions were decidedly…
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FBI Project to Go to ZBA Later This Month
The FBI is finally arriving in Chelsea—a statement that carries decidedly different weight today than it would have in years past. For…
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Toll Changes for Tobin: Tunnels Proposed Quietly by State Dot
In a 53-page document filed quietly last week with environmental regulators and made public Tuesday, sweeping changes are detailed in the state’s…
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New Hotels Clear First Hurdle
Two new hotel projects in Chelsea have received approval from the Planning Board this week. While the Zoning and Economic Development Boards…
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Grand Reunion
The Chelsea Grand Reunion Committee, led by Chairman Herbie Kupersmith (seated center, front row), has been busy planning the gala celebration that…
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Three Years in Prison for Mclaughlin; No Restitution for CHA
Judge says McLaughlin picked the pockets of CHA residents to line his own pockets In a sentencing hearing that seemed to take…
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Chelsea Place Opens at Commons
At a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Manager Jay Ash stood alongside Federal Realty Investment representatives, municipal officials, and community business leaders to mark the…
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Collaborative, Residents Are Still Pushing Amendment in Wake of Quebec Train Disaster
Organizers pause for a photo prior to delivering more than1,000 advocacy cards. Those pictured include (left to right)Gail Miller, John Walkey, Anjie…
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