Zoning Board Denies Spencer Ave. Project in Surprisingly Close Vote
The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) voted 2-2 on Tuesday night to reject a special permit and variance request for an eight-unit,…
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Fire Officials Urge the Public to Leave the Fireworks to the Professionals
“Last year, several people lost fingers and suffered serious burns lighting off illegal fireworks in Massachusetts,” said State Fire Marshal Peter J.…
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GreenWay Project Will Complete Final Leg of Silver Line Extension in Chelsea
This week marks the beginning of full construction on the Chelsea GreenWay project. According to City officials, the multi-million dollar initiative should…
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Ambrosino Asks to Renegotiate Casino Agreement to Shift Money to Workforce Development
Encore Boston Harbor funds designated for Chelsea could potentially support job training initiatives for local residents. During Monday’s session, the City Council…
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Chelsea Night Market Inaugural Event Planned for June 8
“fblikebutton_button” Just how much excitement can Luther Place hold? Chelsea residents will discover the answer when the inaugural Chelsea Night Market opens…
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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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Chelsea Fatal Fire Determined to Be Caused by Electrical Problems
Chelsea Fire Chief Leonard A. Albanese Jr., Chelsea Police Chief Brian Kyes, State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey and Suffolk District Attorney…
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Application Deadline Approaching for Suffolk County
Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department’s paid summer internship program Since its launch in 2014, the Summer Enrichment Program has offered young people a…
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School Committee Passes Budget Without Majority
Last week, the School Committee approved a $95.4 million School Budget, though the vote fell short of representing a majority of the…
Continue readingMajor Broadway Improvements Could Begin in 2022
A significant $9.5 million improvement initiative for the one-mile Broadway stretch extending from City Hall Avenue to the Revere line may commence…
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