Ash Will Throw Support Behind Revere Casino
In the topsy-turvy casino landscape over the last few weeks, City Manager Jay Ash took pause to figure out if supporting expanded…
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Election Day Produced Some Nail Biters in Chelsea
Pictured here on Election Day this Tuesday morning in frontof the Prattville polling station were School Committee candidateShawn O’Regan, District Pictured here…
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Council to Address Clark Ave. School
A Committee of the Whole from the City Council will convene soon to begin discussions regarding funding for the proposed Clark Avenue…
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Chamber of Commerce Pot of Gold Is October 23
The Pot of Gold Committee. Front row are Janice Sikorski and Renee Caso Griffin. Back row are JeffGigliello, Alberto Calvo, Susan Gallant,…
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All-chelsea Awards Ceremony an Impressive Event: Congratulations to the Award Recipients
In 2003, City Manager Jay Ash established the All-Chelsea Community Awards Ceremony. Even he may not have foreseen how prestigious the event…
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New Campaign Will Hammer Home Low Pot Usage by Chelsea Teens
Pictured here with a rough draft of one of the new materials that will be unveiled next week as part of a…
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First Council Meeting Features Showdown
It’s not what happened so much during the City Council meeting on Monday night, but rather what happened afterward and behind the…
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Decision Time for Parents, School Officials on Clark Ave
In the coming weeks, parents, school officials and the City will be called on for input and a final decision for the…
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Chelsea Collaborative Celebrates Major Victories This Summer
Roseanne Bongiovanni Gladys Vega Chelsea residents have guts. That according to leaders of the Chelsea Collaborative on Broadway – who have successfully…
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We Must Prepare for Rising Sea Levels
Benjamin Franklin coined the expression 200 years ago, “You should buy land because they are not making it anymore.” Well, that may…
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