Corcoran,CHA Ready to Present New Plan for Innes Street Redevelopment
The Corcoran Development team and the Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) are ready to kick-off discussion on their new plan to re-develop the…
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Early Voting Slow, First Time for Saturday Voting
Chelsea’s early voting period leading up to the Nov. 6 election has experienced modest participation, though residents have been utilizing the new…
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Ask and You Shall Receive:City, Students Celebrate Tree Request on Arbor Day
Ayman Souabny surveyed Wright Middle School and the surrounding neighborhood, noticing predominantly concrete rather than greenery. Like numerous of his classmates, Souabny…
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Condo Owners Organize in Protest of ‘Exclusive’ Water Discount Program
In response to the Water Discount program championed by Councilor Giovanni Recupero and approved by the City Council on Sept. 24, a…
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Council says ‘No, Thank You’ to Recupero TIF Proposal
District 6 City Councillor Giovanni Recupero’s proposal to reduce water and sewer rates for city homeowners received narrow approval from the council…
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‘No’ Was a Watershed Moment for Homeownership, Stability in Chelsea
The ZBA (Zoning Board of Appeals) rejected a proposal this past week from Traggorth Companies and TND (The Neighborhood Developers) to construct…
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Split Decision:50/50 Night for Reimagining Broadway as Council Wrestles with Legalities
The opportunity to reimagine Broadway remains open. At least for certain segments of the $5 million traffic initiative that city officials have…
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Licensing Board Approves Permits for Function Hall at Old Polish American
The licensing commission has approved restaurant and entertainment licenses for a new function hall planned at 35 Fourth Street, the former site…
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DiDomenico Secures $50,000 for CONNECT in Chelsea
Recently, Sen. Sal DiDomenico made an announcement regarding an amendment he had secured. The amendment, worth $50,000 for CONNECT in Chelsea, was…
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Trash Talk:City Manager Calls for Consideration of Universal Trash Fee as Rates Rise for Water, Sewer and Trash
During remarks to the City Council, Tom Ambrosino, the city manager, raised the prospect of establishing a universal trash fee system for…
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