Paddle Night a Hit as People Flock to Float on the Creek
Paddling on Chelsea Creek was once considered an uncommon and potentially risky venture for local residents. Over time, as participation grew, the…
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Chelsea Stands in Solidarity with East Boston over Proposed Eversource Substation
A coalition of environmentalists, community activists, residents and public officials spanning both sides of the Chelsea Creek has unified in opposition to…
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GreenRoots, Eastie Looking to Restore Cross Creek Partnership
By Seth Daniel Chelsea GreenRoots is spearheading efforts to revitalize joint activism between Chelsea and East Boston focused on Chelsea Creek –…
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Chelsea Recognized
Members of GreenRoots and the community enjoyed kayaking on the Chelsea Creek for the first time in decades this past summer –…
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Kayaks and the Creek: Residents Want More Recreation Opportunities on the Waterfront
By Seth Daniel Xavier and Angel Mojica enjoyed their time paddling on the Chelsea Creek on Tuesday, Aug. 8, during an event…
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Chelsea Creek Waterfront Plan Takes a Hit, Plan Thwarted for Now
When the City took up the task last February of changing the Designated Port Area (DPA) on the Chelsea Creek so that…
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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…
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City Seeks to Make Sweeeping Changes to Chelsea Creek Waterfront
Vast changes could soon be coming to the heavily-industrial Chelsea Creek waterfront on Marginal Street as the City and state begin a…
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Our Own Nessy
What exactly inhabits Mill Creek? The mysterious Mill Creek Monster has sparked considerable curiosity among area residents and travelers alike. From the…
Continue readingCollaborative, Residents Are Still Pushing Amendment in Wake of Quebec Train Disaster
Organizers pause for a photo prior to delivering more than1,000 advocacy cards. Those pictured include (left to right)Gail Miller, John Walkey, Anjie…
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