In Contentious Vote, Council Votes to Allow Change to Insurance
Monday night’s City Council meeting drew a large crowd of current and former municipal employees as the council considered whether to authorize…
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10 Weeks: Bumping and Grinding Not Part of Latino Culture, Commissioners Say
The City’s Licensing Commission may want to reconsider whether its public hearings should be restricted to adults only. During its Thursday, May…
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School Superintendent Finalists Visit Chelsea for Community Forums
This week has brought three superintendent finalists through Chelsea’s schools for intensive community engagement, with each candidate participating in forums and meetings…
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City Looks to Introduce 3-1-1 Reporting System for Constituent Services
Have a problem? Soon Chelsea – like other cities – can “3-1-1” it. City Manager Tom Ambrosino said he hopes to proceed…
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Council, School Committee Seeks to Fill Vacancies Quickly
On Tuesday night, April 9, the Chelsea City Council and School Committee convened jointly to expedite the process of filling two School…
Continue readingSchool Committeeman Julio Hernandez Resigns
By Adam Swift and Seth Daniel In a sudden move, District 5 School Committee member Julio Hernandez has resigned – one of…
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A Lot of Noise but Little Action on Planes at Council
Aircraft noise from Logan Airport has long been a challenge for Chelsea’s leadership as they work to secure assistance from state and…
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Council Calls for Administration to Draft Strategies in Lieu of Parking Study
The City Council has asked that City Manager Tom Ambrosino use the next month to figure out some new parking strategies for…
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Lime Bike Rental Program Hopes to Unveil Electric Situation in Chelsea
This spring, when Lime Bike’s rental program returns to Chelsea’s streets, riders will experience something new. Last year, Chelsea participated in a…
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Cocoran, Chelsea Housing Face Critical Vote At Council Monday
Monday night’s Council vote will determine whether the Innes Street/Central Avenue housing redevelopment receives a ’40R’ zoning designation, a critical step after…
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