Fire Officials Urge the Public to Leave the Fireworks to the Professionals
“Last year, several people lost fingers and suffered serious burns lighting off illegal fireworks in Massachusetts,” said State Fire Marshal Peter J.…
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Two Finalists Vying For Massport CEO Job
The Massport Board of Directors has identified two finalists for the position of Massport CEO: Brian Golden, who heads Boston Planning and…
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Chelsea Fire Department Holds Successful Event at New Brown Jug Funds Will Go to New Firefighters Memorial
Saturday evening brought a substantial turnout to the New Brown Jug for a Chelsea Fire Department fundraiser. The event proved instrumental in…
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Fire Department Works To Renovate Firefighters Memorial
The Chelsea Fire Department has begun a major renovation project for the Chelsea Firefighters Memorial that is situated outside the local fire…
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Major Broadway Improvements Could Begin in 2022
A significant $9.5 million improvement initiative for the one-mile Broadway stretch extending from City Hall Avenue to the Revere line may commence…
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This week, Chelsea’s municipal payroll information for 2018 became available to the public. Police Chief Brian Kyes held the top salary position…
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Accountability and Closure in Fatal Shooting of Pablo Villeda
A 19-year-old from Lynn who originally lived in Chelsea entered a guilty plea on March 7 as his trial was about to…
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Clark Avenue Middle to be Named After Legendary Morrie Siegel
By Seth Daniel and Laura Plummer Both the City Council and School Committee have approved naming the new Clark Avenue Middle School…
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Chelsea Rehabs Its City Seal
Municipal governments communicate constantly through numerous channels—announcing upcoming events, launching new initiatives, sharing important updates, and celebrating achievements. Every City Hall department…
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Fire at Pollo Campero treacherous, but controlled quickly
Thick smoke billowed from the well-known Pollo Campero establishment at Park Square on Sunday evening as firefighters confronted hazardous circumstances that necessitated…
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