An Earth Day Appreciation of Our Partners
“fblikebutton_button” This year marks the 45th anniversary of Earth Day’s first observance—widely recognized as the starting point of the contemporary environmental movement.…
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Is It Time for a Chelsea Mayor? One Resident Wants to Vote on It
It was somewhere between struggling to find parking in front of her Highland Street home, getting fed up with what she believed…
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Where’s Carlos? School Committee to Begin Removal of Member
A removal proceeding involving a School Committee member will commence at the regular monthly gathering scheduled for May 7 at 6:30 p.m.,…
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Detours and Developments A Summer of Construction:Silver Line Begins Initial Work near Cottage Street,More Visible Work to Come First in a Series on…
A worker walks the rail bed near Cottage Street this week, a rail bed that is now being transformed into an extension…
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Wynn Officials Digesting Information after Setback on State Environmental Document
Wynn officials are taking a careful read this week of a set of new requirements issued late last Friday evening by state…
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Why Have Our Power Prices Skyrocketed?
Though the City Council, including myself, voted against Councilor Giovanni Recupero’s order directing Acting City Manager Ned Keefe to study whether Chelsea…
Continue readingMazonson Invites CHS Classmates to Fiftieth Reunion on June 7 at Kowloon
Marc Mazonson is serving as the chairman for the Chelsea High School Class of 1965 Fiftieth Reunion to be held at the…
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Meeting the President
A 10-year-old fifth grader at Browne Middle School (BMS) named Toni-Chanelle Suncar made the trip to Washington, D.C. on Monday as one…
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Chelsea Superintendent Honored at Social Capitalist Luncheon
Dr. Mary Bourque, a Chelsea native serving as superintendent of Chelsea Public Schools, will receive recognition as a Community Social Capitalist at…
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Chelsea Conservation Commission says “No”
The Chelsea Conservation Commission (ConCom) last week voted down Massport’s plans to store contaminated dredge from the Black Falcon Cruise Terminal dredging…
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