City’s Façade and Signage Program to Kick Off on July 12
Chelsea’s downtown will undergo façade and signage improvements, with the city launching the initiative at a kick-off meeting scheduled for July 12.…
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On Hold:‘Real Discussion’ Unfolds Regarding Small Liquor Bottles, Special Meeting Aug 28
The Chelsea Licensing Commission has put on hold the ban of small liquor bottles (100 ml) after a hearing Tuesday night where…
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Mystic Brewery Named ‘Best of Boston’ Breweries
Boston Magazine announced this week that the Mystic Brewery on Williams Street was named the Best of Boston brewery, joining stalwart former…
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Community Preservation Committee Announced
A newly formed Community Preservation Committee will oversee Chelsea’s allocation of Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds. In November 2016, Chelsea voters endorsed…
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City Manager says New Residency Ordinance Unenforceable Until 2021
According to City Manager Tom Ambrosino, the newly approved Police and Fire residency ordinance could be implemented, though enforcement would not begin…
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Packed Chambers:Budget Passes, but with Some Rare Controversy, Drama
Typically, the City Council’s budget vote is characterized by sparse attendance and routine proceedings. Monday evening proved different. Teachers, students, and School…
Continue readingResidency Ordinance for Police, Fire Hires Holds Firm at Council
A last ditch effort by Councillor Roy Avellaneda to reverse the new police and fire residency ordinance successfully passed by Councillor Giovanni…
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City Announces Major Renovation Plan for Garden Cemetery
A landscape architect has been retained by the City to develop a Master Plan for the Garden Cemetery’s renovation, with Phase 1…
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Memorial Day Parade, Exercises to Take Place on Monday Morning
Monday, May 28 will host the 7th Girl Scout Memorial Day Parade beginning at 8:15 a.m. along Broadway. The traditional Memorial Day…
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Changing Lives:New Pilot Program a Hit Right Off the Bat with CHS Students
When the City Council approved a $150,000 allocation about a month prior, it set the stage for a significant moment at Chelsea…
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