District Councillor Celebrates Installation of Crossing Light
What appeared to be an unlikely prospect has finally materialized for District Councillor Giovanni Recupero – a pedestrian crossing signal now stands…
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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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Chelsea Viaduct Project to Begin on April 1
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) announced the Department will be rehabilitating the surface of the Tobin Bridge and complete required maintenance…
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Chelsea Chamber Joins in Tribute to Joanne Tarason
This week, members of the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce joined other local residents in honoring Joanne Tarason, a respected businesswoman and board…
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1005 Broadway Affordable Housing Project Back to ZBA
A decision from Suffolk County Land Court has returned the disputed Zoning Board denial regarding an affordable housing proposal on Broadway to…
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Better Bussing – MBTA Meets with Chelsea Community to Discuss Proposed Fare Hike, Projects
By Laura Plummer Chelsea residents and MBTA officials mingled at the Chelsea Senior Center on Tuesday, February 19, where the MBTA sought…
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Fire at Pollo Campero treacherous, but controlled quickly
Thick smoke billowed from the well-known Pollo Campero establishment at Park Square on Sunday evening as firefighters confronted hazardous circumstances that necessitated…
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St Stan’s Church Stands Against Street Change On Chestnut
A petition bearing numerous signatures has been filed by St. Stanislaus Church urging municipal leadership to reject making permanent the temporary one-way…
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City Council News
Police contracts add $876,000 in salary increases, residency requirement for new hires After more than two and a half years of negotiations,…
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Outdoor Graduation One Step Closer as Council Considers $170K Fix
Members of the Chelsea High School Class of 2019 are drawing closer to realizing their goal of holding an outdoor graduation ceremony…
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