Summer Youth Employment Going Full Speed Ahead
Chelsea Collaborative is pleased to report that 160 of the 480 youth who submitted applications for summer employment have secured positions and…
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Greenroots Spins Off from Chelsea Collaborative to Focus on Environment
By Seth Daniel The new GreenRoots team, L to R, Associate Executive Director Maria Belen Power, Nelson Martinez, Sequoyah Williams, Qamar Sabtow,…
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Chelsea Collaborative Celebrates Unveiling of Workers Rights Mural
On May 31st, members of the Chelsea Collaborative, Chelsea city councilors, workers rights activists and Chelsea Community members gathered for the unveiling…
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May Day Celebration
Tito Meza danced in front of City Hall to the brass bands and the calls for justice on May 1 during the…
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Police Det Rosie Medina Honored with Community Service Award
By Seth Daniel When Chelsea Police Det. Rosie Medina reflects on why it is she became a police officer, part of her…
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Historic Occasion:City Council Passes Wage Theft Ordinance in 11-0 Vote
By Seth Daniel It was an historic occasion on Monday night when the Chelsea City Council voted unanimously to enact a Wage…
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A Successful Candidates Forum
Monday evening’s joint Candidate Forum, hosted by the Chelsea Record and Chelsea Collaborative, proved to be a remarkable achievement. This marked the…
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Candidates Hit a Range of Topics During Collaborative’s Live Forum
On Tuesday night, the Chelsea Collaborative organized a question-and-answer forum for candidates seeking positions on the City Council. The event featured races…
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Summer Fun
On Monday afternoon, cousins Valerie Hinojosa and Alexandra Hinojosa enjoyed a cooling-off activity involving a parachute at Quigley Park. They were participating…
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CTA Mother’s Day Celebration
A team of volunteers from Chelsea assisted the City-Wide Tenant Association (CTA) in organizing a Mother’s Day celebration last Friday, May 8.…
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