Council President Says She Will Bring Back Non-citizen Voting Measure
Council President Damali Vidot introduced a measure that appeared on the Feb. 25 Council agenda, though it garnered little notice at the…
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CAPIC’s Fuel Assistance Program Provides a Vital Service to Residents
Chelsea, Revere, and Winthrop have benefited from Community Action Programs Inter City (CAPIC), an organization that has earned national recognition for its…
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Simon A Diamond on The Track Chelsea High Junior Star Heads to National Meet
Chelsea High junior Stephanie Simon continues to dominate the girls’ track season and will compete at the National Championship meet in New…
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Proposed ‘T’ Hikes Meet with Outcry from Commuters, Elected Officials
A roomful of commuters and elected officials roundly rejected proposed MBTA fare hikes during a public meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 27, at…
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Student Exodus – Young People, Families Leaving for the North Shore Due to Higher Rent
Supt. Mary Bourque said that for the first time in decades, more students are leaving the Chelsea Public Schools (CPS) than are…
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Chelsea Chamber Joins in Tribute to Joanne Tarason
This week, members of the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce joined other local residents in honoring Joanne Tarason, a respected businesswoman and board…
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City Manager Ambrosino Highlights Achievements -Looks to the Future in His State of the City Address to City Council
City Manager Tom Ambrosino, recently secured in a new contract, delivered an upbeat State of the City Address at Monday’s Council meeting.…
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Encore Boston Harbor Delighted With Job Fair Turnout
As Melissa Perez has watched the Encore Boston Harbor casino get taller and taller, she never dreamed she might work there one…
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Police Briefs 02-28-2019
By Seth Daniel & Paul Koolloian Blocking the Way During a foot patrol in Bellingham Square on Feb. 11 at 10:05 a.m.,…
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Massachusetts Greenworks Is an Investment in Our Present — and Future
House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo announced last week that Massachusetts will commit $1 billion over the next decade to help communities throughout…
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