A Day to Remember the Departed
Fernanda Lopez helped hang the paper kites created by Chelsea residents and community groups during the first Dia De Muerto, or All…
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Women Celebrating Women at Roca
The strength of women is a story told across every nation. This was the central message at Roca Chelsea’s International Women’s Day…
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Obituaries 08-24-2017
James Joseph Warren ll Sports lover James Joseph Warren II of Chelsea passed away suddenly in his home on August 13 at…
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Latino Americano Festival
At Chelsea High School on Saturday, May 28, Leonardo Ampuero performed in the center of the stage, dancing with his hat alongside…
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Obituaries 03-17-2016
Patricia Dion Worked at Soldiers Home and Don Guanella Center Mildred A. “Patty” (Carroll) Dion passed away on March 14, at the…
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Immigration Ruling a Story of Joy and Despair
At the Chelsea Collaborative, Director Gladys Vega (front) said they are seeing joy and pain when it comes to President Barack Obama’s…
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MCAS Scores Reflect Improvement, Challenges of the Community
After hours of careful analyzation of Chelsea MCAS state testing results, one realizes that they need to start analyzing Chelsea’s state MCAS…
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Influx Has Everything to Do with Remittance Culture
Throughout the Third World, a persistent myth endures: that American streets are paved with gold. This belief sustains hope through poverty, offering…
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