No Olympics in 2024
Boston will not be hosting the Summer Olympics in 2004, a decision that is now final. The proposal might have succeeded with…
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First Week on the Job Brings a Few Goals for Ambrosino
There’s a lot of meeting and greeting to do for new City Manager Tom Ambrosino this week as he took his place…
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Waterfront Development Plan to be Considered this Month
This month, the Economic Development Board will take up a proposal regarding development along the Chelsea Creek waterfront, with a likely vote…
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Plaza Mexico Six-Month Suspension Doesn’t Go Far Enough
“fblikebutton_button” A six-month suspension represents a serious penalty, yet I contend it falls significantly short of what should have been imposed following…
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Tom Fay Jr.
Chelsea residents learned with sadness over the holiday weekend that Tom Fay Jr. had passed away following a prolonged struggle with diabetes.…
Continue readingJuan Vega Steps Down at Centro Latino
After 17 years leading Centro Latino on Broadway, Juan Vega has decided to step down. His departure takes effect on June 30.…
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Council OK’s Ambrosino Contract at $170k Per Year
City Councillors unanimously approved a four-year working contract for new City Manager Tom Ambrosino that will pay him a salary of $170,000…
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Steve Wynn Is Being A Good Neighbor
As the casino license awarded to Wynn Resorts faces ongoing legal challenges and fresh accusations directed at the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC),…
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Ambrosino Chosen to be Next Chelsea City Manager in 8-3 Vote on First Ballot
Former Revere Mayor Tom Ambrosino has crossed the Chelsea line and become the new Chelsea City Manager – winning out Monday night…
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Suit and Tie Strip Club To Be At Commission Tuesday
A public hearing will take place Tuesday, June 16, before the Chelsea License Commission regarding an application for an upscale strip club…
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