Tenants Will Get Unique Chance to Speak as Victims
On Friday, when former Chelsea Housing Authority (CHA) Director Michael McLaughlin receives his sentence at Boston’s Federal Court, observers anticipate that residents…
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Chelsea Art Walk Expands, Pays Homage to Stained-glass Artist
“Outsider Art Outside” isstreet art on canvas, notwalls.See how Chelsea nativesChris Martinez and WilliamPalacios redefine street artat the Pearl Street Gallerypatio, Saturday…
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City Wants Unwanted Meds
Stephanie Rodriguez, coordinatorfor Chelsea Mobilizingfor Change. The Chelsea Police Station now houses a new kiosk in its front lobby designed to help…
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Council Passes $131.4 Million Budget
The City Budget will increase by 8.8 percent as a result, mostly, of school spending, but strong economic development growth in the…
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Another Utility Box Turns into Art
City Manager Jay Ash stands alongside artists Nanda and Marc Rust (pictured), who completed a utility box painting at Polonia Park as…
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Markey Senate Camp Questioned for Campaigning at Memorial Day Service
Members of the Markey for Senate campaign appeared to beholding a campaign rally during the City’s Memorial Day ceremoniesin front of City…
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A Phenomenal Start: Eighth Grader Mia Nowicki Stars for St. Mary’s High School Softball Team
St. Mary’s High School’s varsity softball team has a standout in eighth grader Mia Nowicki, who competes at a level well beyond…
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Memorial Day:A Time for Soldiers to Cry
Stephen Leon, a decorated Army Specialist with roots in Chelsea, has been adjusting to civilian life following wounds sustained during his final…
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School Committee, Council Take Pay Increase After Debate
Following extensive deliberation and some internal disagreement, both the City Council and School Committee have voted to provide themselves with substantial pay…
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Memorial Day
For many grade school students in New England, Memorial Day signals the approaching end of the school year, with only weeks left…
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