A Great Day for Justice Amy Nechtem
Judge Amy Nechtem will take the oath of office today as the Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Juvenile Court for a five-year…
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SJC Allows Casino Question on State Ballot
After watching their neighbors weigh in four times over the last year without getting a say, Chelsea voters will, in fact, get…
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McLaughlin Pleads Guilty to Unlawfully Soliciting
Michael McLaughlin, 68, of Dracut, pleaded guilty Monday in Suffolk Superior Court to charges of Unlawful Solicitation by a Public Employee (4…
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A Common-sense Approach to Gun Control
This week’s gun control bill from House Speaker Robert DeLeo stands as arguably the most comprehensive effort in the nation toward sensible…
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Judge Amy Nechtem Appointed Chief Justice of Mass. Juvenile Court
Judge Amy L. Nechtem, is pictured at the Essex County JuvenileCourt in Lynn. Nechtem will begin her service as ChiefJustice of the…
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Retirement Board Says No to Restitution in McLaughlin Case
The Chelsea Retirement Board issued part of a long-awaited decision on the pension proceeds from former Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) Director Michael…
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Chelsea Man Indicted in Alleged Arson on Washington Ave.
Nestor Perez, a 20-year-old Chelsea resident, faces charges stemming from a fire last year that displaced 18 residents and injured two firefighters.…
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Attorney Charged with Bringing Drugs to Chelsea Court
An attorney from Quincy faced arraignment on drug charges last week after allegedly bringing a controlled substance to Chelsea District Court with…
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First Amendment Champion Visits Chelsea High
Mary Beth Tinker (center, top) visited Chelsea High Schoollast week to talk about her family’s groundbreaking SupremeCourt fight (Tinker Case) in the…
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Police Briefs 10-03-2013
Maritime Commission Revokes Medrano Express License Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Chelsea Police Department, have fielded numerous complaints in recent months…
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