10 Weeks: Bumping and Grinding Not Part of Latino Culture, Commissioners Say
The City’s Licensing Commission may want to reconsider whether its public hearings should be restricted to adults only. During its Thursday, May…
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The City’s Licensing Commission may want to reconsider whether its public hearings should be restricted to adults only. During its Thursday, May…
Continue readingOne hundred years ago, Lena Goldberg started Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home by turning a small multi-family building into a welcoming home for…
Continue readingAcross 10,000 communities nationwide, the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will organize its 26th annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on…
Continue readingBy Marianne Salza During the late 19th Century, Slade’s Mill operated actively along Rumney Marsh’s edge. The tidal-powered factory situated on the…
Continue readingThis week has brought three superintendent finalists through Chelsea’s schools for intensive community engagement, with each candidate participating in forums and meetings…
Continue readingChelsea High’s Concert Band and Cantare Choir demonstrated once again why they rank among the state’s finest music programs—urban or suburban—by earning…
Continue readingA standout athlete from Pope John XXIII High School, Lucia Robinson-Griggs has built an impressive coaching career. At the NEWMAC Conference Tournament…
Continue readingCAUGHT AT THE BAR Chelsea Officers were flagged down near Bellingham Square on April 8 at 9:10 p.m. by someone reporting an…
Continue readingSaturday evening brought a substantial turnout to the New Brown Jug for a Chelsea Fire Department fundraiser. The event proved instrumental in…
Continue readingOn Friday, April 12, workers throughout the Greater Boston area joined picket lines as part of an ongoing contract dispute with Stop…
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