110 Grill Holds Ribbon Cutting at Its New Location in Saugus
Growing up in Melrose, Ryan Dion spent time traveling to Route 1, where he enjoyed steaks at the Hilltop—memories he still treasures…
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What Would Dr. Martin Luther King Think?
Nearly 51 years have passed since Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination, which helps explain why many Americans today lack a deep understanding…
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Chelsea Council Gets Back to Business for 2019 Session
Monday evening brought the City Council back into session with a special organizational meeting, followed by action on the year’s opening business…
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Maronski Elected Chair Of School Committee
The School Committee elected Richard Maronski as its new chair during its first meeting of 2019 at City Hall. Maronski, who has…
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City Looks to Residents to Name, Define Neighborhoods
Ask 100 people where the Mill Hill neighborhood separates from the Mill Creek neighborhood and one would probably get 100 different answers.…
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In Appreciation: Remembering Elaine Richard
The greatest legacy of Elaine Marie Richard was seated in the front rows at the Our Lady of Grace Church. The four…
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Developer Looks to Build 33 Units on 7-11 in Cary Square
A Winchester developer has submitted an application to the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) seeking approval for a five-story, 33-unit residential apartment…
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Police Briefs 01-10-2019
STOLEN CAR A blue Subaru Impreza was spotted by a CPD Detective on Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. making an unsafe lane…
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Fences, Construction Begins on Soldiers’ Home this Week
This week will mark the beginning of serious work on the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home construction initiative, with fencing expected to encircle much…
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State Rep Dan Ryan Inaugurated Wednesday for New Term
Chelsea’s State Rep. Dan Ryan has been inaugurated for another term in the legislature this week, and he said he is ready…
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