Residency Ordinance Will Get Hearing Once Again
The City Council is preparing to have another conference committee meeting on a proposed residency ordinance introduced two weeks ago by Councillor…
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Homeless Count Finds Those Often Unseen Among Us
It was even earlier than the early shift as dozens of volunteers, City officials and state officials filed into the Chelsea Police…
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Police Stats Show Violent Crime Static,Overall Crime Down
The Chelsea Police Department (CPD) and City Manager Tom Ambrosino released crime statistics from 2015 this month and, while overall crime is…
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Sigh of Relief:Brutal Lynn Street Attack Story was Only a Hoax
A report of a brutal random armed attack that alarmed residents throughout Chelsea and drew considerable media attention from Boston turned out…
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Yes,We Have Problems But We Are Addressing Them
“fblikebutton_button” A highly negative article appeared in Sunday’s Globe regarding Chelsea’s quality of life. Though the piece acknowledged several positive construction initiatives…
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Homeless Count to Take Place Jan 27
Chelsea will conduct its inaugural homeless count and survey at month’s end, driven by an expanding volunteer movement dedicated to combating homelessness…
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Inauguration Unveils Excitement of Change, Enthusiasm for Future
It’s been quite some time since a Chelsea Inauguration Ceremony was standing-room only, and crowds spilled outside the doorway of the Council…
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Congratulations to Our City Leaders
The community extends its heartfelt congratulations to the newly inaugurated Chelsea city officials, who took their oaths in a memorable ceremony held…
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One Lane of Washington Ave. Bridge Now Complete
Contractors have preliminarily finished the northbound lane as part of the 18-month Bridge replacement initiative near City Hall on Washington Avenue. Several…
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The Top 15 Stories of 2015: Snow, New Leaders and Heroes
The year 2015 in Chelsea marked a major change in the landscape of leadership, politics and development. With a long-time city manager…
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