Crime Drops 6% in First Half of ’14
Continuing a desired trend, overall crime in the city dropped another 6 percent in the first half of 2014. Total crime is…
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One North of Boston Is Very Impressive
The grand opening celebration for One North of Boston, the residential community situated at 100 Heard St. in Chelsea, demonstrated the hallmarks…
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Health Department Keeping an Eye on TB Cases
With a wave of new immigrants from foreign countries and a number of international travelers not taking the proper precautions, Chelsea Health…
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Chelsea, All-American City
This past weekend in Denver, the City of Chelsea received an award recognizing it as an All-American City—a distinction that marks a…
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The Quest Begins for All-america City Honors: Chelsea Contingent Heads to Denver for Competition
City Manager Jay Ash is leading a Chelsea delegation to Denver this weekend for the National Civic League’s All-America City Competition. More…
Continue readingCouncil Cuts Back Police and Fire Overtime
In what some are interpreting as a message to the City’s public safety departments, the City Council registered a 7-4 vote at…
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Chelsea Observes Memorial Day 2014
For the third consecutive year, the Chelsea Girl Scout Parade and Memorial Day Exercises provided a meaningful and well-attended observance. The local…
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Mary Burke, a Unique Chelsea Veteran
In a time when most women’swar efforts were minimized,Mary Burke was front andcenter in Chelsea. The combatnurse who served in Francehas her…
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Chelsea Clock Moves but Still Stays Home
After more than 100 years at its Everett Avenue site, Chelsea Clock announced this weekthat its storied and world-renowned facility will move…
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Annual Earth Day Clean up
Volunteer Edwin Barrientos took part in the clean up to do his part for the City, even if he was alone in…
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