BHCC Names New Dean of Workforce and Economic Development
Bunker Hill Community College has named Kristen P. McKenna to the position of Dean of Workforce and Economic Development. In this capacity,…
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Community Preservation Projects Ready to Get Underway
Applications for the pilot round of Community Preservation Act (CPA) grant funding must be submitted to City Hall by Wednesday, Feb. 13,…
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Thank You, Jay Ash
Four years ago, when Governor Charlie Baker took office following his election, one of his initial major decisions involved naming Jay Ash…
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Equitable Access:Chelsea School Leaders Demand Educational Equity for All Students at Malden Forum
Chelsea School Superintendent Mary Bourque and Chelsea City Manager Thomas Ambrosino were two panelists Tuesday night at Malden High School discussing school…
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Decision Delayed on Forbes Development
Just as the Planning Board looked close to taking a vote on a major development plan for the Forbes site Tuesday night,…
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Housing Secretary Jay Ash Leaves Cabinet Post, Likely for Private Sector
State administration officials announced on Tuesday that former Chelsea City Manager Jay Ash has left his cabinet post as Secretary of Housing…
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TND,Traggorth to Appeal ZBA Denial of 1005 Broadway
The development team of The Neighborhood Developers (TND) and Traggorth Development will appeal last month’s Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) decision to…
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Corcoran,CHA Ready to Present New Plan for Innes Street Redevelopment
The Corcoran Development team and the Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) are ready to kick-off discussion on their new plan to re-develop the…
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Community Preservation Committee Talks Future Money for Residents
A Community Preservation Act (CPA) workshop held recently in Chelsea drew residents eager to voice their priorities for neighborhood investments. The newly-formed…
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Zoning Board to Hear Major Plan for Forbes Site in Mill Hill
A Chinese developer that faced rejection in 2015 when proposing towers exceeding 20 stories for the Forbes site is returning to the…
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