Washington Avenue Bridge Closure Shortened in Silver Line Construction Process
This rendering of the proposed station at the Eastern Avenueparking garage will be unique in that it will use archesand will protect…
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Council Passes Housing Inspection Ordinance
In a contentious issue that concluded with a happy ending, the City Council on Monday night took a huge step in potentially…
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Avellaneda Will Run Again for State Rep
Roy Avellaneda When Chelsea’s Roy Avellaneda pulled papers to run for state representative in the dead of winter last January, he said…
Continue readingRyan Takes Seat from Chelsea, Bests Avellaneda
Dan Ryan of Charlestown won decisively in Tuesday’s 2nd Suffolk District state representative Primary Election, defeating Chelsea’s Roy Avellaneda by a margin…
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Chelsea Praises ‘yes’ Vote in Revere
Though no one in Chelsea had a say in the matter on Tuesday, a good many residents and municipal officials in Chelsea…
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Council Proceeding Carefully on Inspection Proposal
A newly proposed program that would require inspections of housing units every five years by the City’s Code Enforcement is getting a…
Continue readingDistrict 2 Race Heating up, Kick-offs Coming next Week
Chelsea City Council President Matt Frank (right) endorsedCharlestown’s Dan Ryan last weekend at Ryan’s campaignkick-off in Charlestown for the 2nd Sufolk state…
Continue readingAvellaneda Pulls Papers for State Rep, Ready for Quick Sprint to the Finish
City CouncillorRoy Avellaneda All potential Chelsea candidates seemingly have coalesced behind one man this week, with former City Councillor Roy Avellaneda pulling…
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Busy January Kicks off New Council Session
The Chelsea City Council certainly isn’t easing into things during the new session, scheduling three major meetings this month on topics that…
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New Council President Has Seen Best and Worst of Chelsea
Matt Frank being sworn in as President of the Chelsea CityCouncil by City Clerk Deborah Clayman. When new Council President Matt Frank…
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