Return to School Sees Some Slowdown in Enrollment
Enrollment growth has moderated this academic year, and the pace of arrivals from Central America is no longer accelerating. However, the district…
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Juan Vega Steps Down at Centro Latino
After 17 years leading Centro Latino on Broadway, Juan Vega has decided to step down. His departure takes effect on June 30.…
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Batteries not Included
What single phrase can instantly transform a child’s joy into disappointment when unwrapping a brand new toy? “Batteries not included!” Consider the…
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Coach of the Year: Gary May II Receives NEFL’s Top Honor
Gary May II transitioned from high school football coaching to lead the East Coast Ducks, a semi-professional team competing in the New…
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EPA Awards Chelsea $25,000 to Fight Asthma
EPA Regional Administrator Curt Spalding presented stakeholders in the Chelsea Thrives initiative with a check for $25,000 to expand the work of…
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Ash: Silver Line Will be like Gold for Chelsea
“The Silver Line will be like gold,” mused City Manager Jay Ash in reaction to the latest advancement last week of the…
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Da Conley Welcomes First Facility Dog to Office
The newest member of Suffolk County DA Daniel F. Conley’s office is a two-year-old who may be quiet, but shows plenty of…
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Bruins Beat
The Sports Museum has announced that Patrice Bergeron will be among the honorees at this year’s annual fundraising event, ‘The Tradition’ on…
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A Tremendous Celebration for the All-America City
Tuesday evening’s gathering at Mary O’Malley Park brought together Chelsea residents for National Night Out and a celebration of the city’s All-America…
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Take Advantage of Our Great Parks This Summer
John “Doc” Mahoney, the former Parks director of Chelsea, is fondly remembered for the countless summer days when young residents flocked to…
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