Councillors Call for More Police Presence in Their Areas
Three city councillors in some of the more crime-prone neighborhoods of Chelsea have banded together this week to call for better communication…
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Another Accomplice Charged in Murder of Elder Morales Last Year
Following his indictment in Boston’s Suffolk Superior Court last Thursday, Armando Lopez, 29, was held on elevated bail as an alleged accessory…
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Guest Op-ed: Rising Rates and Sea Levels
Massachusetts faces a dual crisis: ocean waters and insurance premiums are both climbing. Residents holding 25,000 federally subsidized coastal flood insurance policies…
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Dunn Will Run: Police Captain to Run for Charity
Police Capt.Tom Dunn Police Capt. Tom Dunn has never run a Marathon before, but he said he could think of no better…
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Misleading Students: Chelsea For-profit School Sued by Ag for Deceiving Students and Facilitating Unfair Loans
The attorney general for the state has entered a lawsuit against the company that operates the for-profit training school, Everest Institute, in…
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Washington Avenue Bridge Closure Shortened in Silver Line Construction Process
This rendering of the proposed station at the Eastern Avenueparking garage will be unique in that it will use archesand will protect…
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Shurtleff St. Fire
The Chelsea Fire Department responded to a working fire at 129 Shurtleff St. late on Tuesday afternoon. The fire appeared to come…
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Our Fallen Heroes
Differences in political ideology, race, sexual orientation, and religion may separate people, yet one group transcends these divisions entirely. These individuals will…
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Spring Cleaning Time
Clean up, clean up, Everybody everywhere Clean, clean up, Everybody do your share. Those lines will ring familiar to readers who have…
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Obituaries 03-27-2014
Albert ‘Barry’ Barys Retired Kayem Employee, Long Active at St. Stanislaus Church and at Chelsea PAV Post 13 On Monday evening, March…
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