Chelsea Praises ‘yes’ Vote in Revere
Though no one in Chelsea had a say in the matter on Tuesday, a good many residents and municipal officials in Chelsea…
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Most Councillors Hail Public Safety Plan, Passes Easily
Councillor Dan Cortell speaks about the 10-Point Crime Planduring Monday’s meeting Although none of the votes were unanimous, the City Council this…
Continue readingCouncil Proceeding Carefully on Inspection Proposal
A newly proposed program that would require inspections of housing units every five years by the City’s Code Enforcement is getting a…
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Robinson Calls for Look at Residency Ordinance for New Police Hires
For the past several years, a small group of councillors has tried to push the City to begin hiring only Chelsea residents,…
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District 2 Race Heating up, Kick-offs Coming next Week
Chelsea City Council President Matt Frank (right) endorsedCharlestown’s Dan Ryan last weekend at Ryan’s campaignkick-off in Charlestown for the 2nd Sufolk state…
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Council Unanimously Approves Casino Compact
The City Council unanimously endorsed a resolution authorizing City Manager Jay Ash to enter into a $2.5 million a year mitigation Surrounding…
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Crime Plan Embraced by Some Councillors, but Not All
The Chelsea City Council and City Manager Jay Ash are in the midst of hotly debating an omnibus 10-point crime plan unveiled…
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Obituaries 01-16-2014
Angela Umanita American Biltrite Retiree Angela N. Umanita, a lifelong Chelsea resident, passed away unexpectedly in her home on Wednesday, January 8.…
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New Council President Has Seen Best and Worst of Chelsea
Matt Frank being sworn in as President of the Chelsea CityCouncil by City Clerk Deborah Clayman. When new Council President Matt Frank…
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Lucrative Offer: Mohegan Agreement with Chelsea Looks to Deliver at Least $2.5 Million a Year
A tentative surrounding community agreement (SCA) for Chelsea with Mohegan Sun casino would deliver at least $2.5 million annually to the City…
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