Oil Boom Likely to Lower Heating Bills in Coming Years, but Not Quite Yet
Northeast Oil deliverymen Brian Hartman and Joe Imbrescia are seeing prices remain rather high for heating oil thiswinter, even though predictions say…
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A Great Day for Readers: Family Literacy Day Set for Sat. At Chelsea Public Library
The planning committee for Chelsea Family Literacy Day Celebration, gathering this Saturday at the Chelsea Public Library, includes (from left) Cate Johnston…
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Greenway Project Not to Be Overlooked
Throughout the summer months, Chelsea’s residents and municipal officials participated in numerous gatherings centered on a single topic: bringing the Silver Line…
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Officials Now Suspect Woman Was Murdered
The public had spent months believing that an 88-year-old woman on Washington Avenue succumbed to the oppressive heat in July. Public health…
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Thank You Governor for Your Commitment to Education
Under Governor Deval Patrick’s leadership, Massachusetts has emerged as a national model for educational excellence. The state has achieved distinction as a…
Continue readingPolice Briefs 10-10-2013
NAB TWO FOR TAGGING TO PROMOTE CLOTHING Chief Brian Kyes announced that officers arrested two individuals on multiple counts of “tagging” city…
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Chelsea Police Awarded “Accreditation” Status
Chelsea Police Chief Brian Kyes with Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission Chairperson Chief Mark Leahy of Northboro. The Chelsea Police Department was presented…
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First Council Meeting Features Showdown
It’s not what happened so much during the City Council meeting on Monday night, but rather what happened afterward and behind the…
Continue readingPolice Continue to Target Neighborhood Drug Dealing
This week, the Chelsea Police Department intensified efforts against street-level drug dealing. Working from community tips as part of an ongoing undercover…
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FBI Building Touted by Developer as Offering Numerous ‘Firsts’
A vague rendering of the 9-story proposed New England FBI building that would occupy a vacant lot next to Rt. 1 on…
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