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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Roca’s Founder Molly Baldwin to Speak at ‘Disrupting the Poverty Cycle Conference 2014′
The 2014 Disrupting the Poverty Cycle Conference will take place Thursday, April 10 at UMass Boston, featuring Molly Baldwin, Founder and CEO…
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First Lady of State Tells Youth Not to Be Afraid to Dream Big
Massachusetts First Lady Diane Patrick was the keynotespeaker at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration onMonday, sponsored by the People’s AME…
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Rodriguez Accepts Boston Children’s Chorus Award from First Lady
CHS Senior Amber Rodriguez (center) and Boston Children’sChorus Executive Director David Howse (right) accept theNational Arts and Humanities Youth Program award fromFirst…
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A Great Day for Readers: Family Literacy Day Set for Sat. At Chelsea Public Library
The planning committee for Chelsea Family Literacy Day Celebration, gathering this Saturday at the Chelsea Public Library, includes (from left) Cate Johnston…
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Have a Safe Halloween
A cherished tradition for youngsters and adults alike, Halloween brings excitement and the promise of abundant candy as costumed revelers venture through…
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Be Sure to Vote Tuesday
The Founding Fathers who drafted our Constitution established a revolutionary idea: a democratic system granting citizens the right to vote (though in…
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Obituaries 10-10-2013
William DeNisco, Sr. Raytheon Retiree William DeNisco, Sr. of Chelsea, formerly of Everett, passed away at his Chelsea home surrounded by his…
Continue readingOfficials Hopeful for Voke Park Improvements
Chelsea has submitted an application seeking State funding to help cover expenses for a comprehensive rehabilitation of Voke Park. City and state…
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Drug Sweep Arrests 48, Cleans Up Bellingham Square
As Chelsea’s downtown and adjacent neighborhoods have become more vibrant and desirable, one persistent problem has been the congregation of n’er-do-wells outside…
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