Secretary Bialecki Announces MassWorks Grants for Metro North
Chelsea City Officials gathered with Secretary Gregory Bialecki on Nov. 12 to announce a $3 million grant for Metro North Throughout the…
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Malden Deal Not Good Enough for Chelsea
Some $1 million per year for casino mitigation will not be enough for Chelsea, City Manager Jay Ash said this week in…
Continue readingPromoting Chelsea: Popular Real Estate Agent Conducts Sale of Former Beacon Café Building
Lydia Leonard A Webster Avenue native, Lydia Leonard spent her younger years at Merritt Park with friends and maintained a residence on…
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Council to Address Clark Ave. School
A Committee of the Whole from the City Council will convene soon to begin discussions regarding funding for the proposed Clark Avenue…
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New School Being Planned at Clark Ave.
In filings submitted to the state School Building Authority (MSBA) late last week, Chelsea School officials revealed that the preferred option for…
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Officials Mulling New Housing Codes for Landlords
City Manager Jay Ash laid out a bold plan to address illegal basement apartments and substandard housing this past week, inviting those…
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New Campaign Will Hammer Home Low Pot Usage by Chelsea Teens
Pictured here with a rough draft of one of the new materials that will be unveiled next week as part of a…
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All-Chelsea Awards Winners Announced
Nine individuals and organizations will receive recognition at the 12th Annual “All-Chelsea Awards” on Monday, Sept. 30th. These recipients have made meaningful…
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A Great Lady: Lydia Walata Will Be Missed
This week brought sad news to Chelsea’s long-time residents with the death of Lydia Walata, who had battled a prolonged illness. For…
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The Voice of the Red Devils: Chelsea Press Box to Be Named in Memory of Arnold Goodman
Chelsea High director of athletics Frank DePatto and head football coach Mike Stellato display the “AG” decals that will honor the memory…
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