Laundry Reading : Local Group Meets Kids Where They’re At – The Laundromat
One of the most painful activities as a child is accompanying mom, dad or an older sister to the laundromat. With only…
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DiDomenico Urges Action on High Quality Pre-K
Before the Joint Committee on Education, Sen. Sal DiDomenico recently offered testimony in favor of S.265, his bill titled An Act ensuring…
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Genevieve Spinelli
The passing this past week of Genevieve Spinelli, who owned and operated Genevieve’s Dance Studio for 42 years, marks the end of…
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Safety Fair
Crime Dog McGruff, MGH Police Security, with Tiffany and Jeffrey during the annual MGH Health Center Family Summer Safety Fair on June…
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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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Celebrate Our Rivers in June
By: Julia Blatt, Executive Director, Massachusetts Rivers Alliance Massachusetts winters test our resolve, but a recent pristine weekend reminded us exactly why…
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Exhibit by Chelsea Hunger Network Features Work of Community Groups City-wide
An exhibit by the Chelsea Hunger Network is now on display at Gallery 456 and will remain there until the 8th Annual…
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Rep. Ryan Pleased with Assignments
State Rep. Dan Ryan said this week he is pleased in what is considered a step up in becoming the vice chair…
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‘A Dream Come True’: New Children’s Librarian Always Envisioned Helping Chelsea Kids
New Children’s Librarian Katherine Palencia said landing the position at the Library is a dream come true for her. When new Children’s…
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Senior Center Quilters Have Been Creating for 25 Years
The Chelsea Senior Center Quilting Group, formerly known as the Empty Spoolers, makes about 12 quilts a month to be sent to…
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