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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Council Nixed Sex Offender Ordinance
Following a Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) ruling last month that invalidated Lynn’s restrictions on sex offender residency, the Chelsea City Council narrowly…
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Crime Meeting Draws Large Crowd
Some 40 or 50 neighbors and property owners piled into the St. Luke’s Church on Tuesday night to meet with police about…
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First Week on the Job Brings a Few Goals for Ambrosino
There’s a lot of meeting and greeting to do for new City Manager Tom Ambrosino this week as he took his place…
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Waterfront Development Plan to be Considered this Month
This month, the Economic Development Board will take up a proposal regarding development along the Chelsea Creek waterfront, with a likely vote…
Continue readingMill Hill Neighbors Firmly Opposed to TND Project
A proposed 60-unit affordable housing rental building by TND at the French Club site has prompted fierce neighborhood opposition in the Mill…
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Ambrosino Chosen to be Next Chelsea City Manager in 8-3 Vote on First Ballot
Former Revere Mayor Tom Ambrosino has crossed the Chelsea line and become the new Chelsea City Manager – winning out Monday night…
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Congratulations to Tom Ambrosino
“fblikebutton_button” Those who have tracked Tom Ambrosino’s 12-year tenure as mayor of Revere understood why the Chelsea City Council voted so decisively…
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POW/MIA Chair Dedicated
Following the completion of Memorial Day Exercises, the Chelsea City Council and Veterans Agent Francisco Toro held an official dedication ceremony for…
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Large Development Proposed for French Club
Some 60 units of affordable housing are being proposed this week by The Neighborhood Developers in a $13 million five-story building that…
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