Council Passes $181.5 Million City Budget with Reservations
The City Council passed a nearly $181.5 million City Budget for Fiscal Year 2020 Monday night, but not without some dire warnings…
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MBTA Board Awards Contract for New Commuter Rail Station
A $32.3 million contract was approved by the MBTA’s Fiscal and Management Control Board to relocate and build a new, fully-accessible Chelsea…
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MBTA, MassPort Seek Pilot for Chelsea Street Bridge Restrictions
The Chelsea Street Bridge has drawn considerable frustration due to its frequent and poorly-timed closures. Now the MBTA is adding its voice…
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Chelsea Emergency Management/911 Director Allan I. Alpert Retirement Party
A retirement celebration was held for Chelsea Emergency Management/911 Director Allan I. Alpert at Anthony’s in Malden. Director Alpert, shown third from…
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City Manager says New Residency Ordinance Unenforceable Until 2021
According to City Manager Tom Ambrosino, the newly approved Police and Fire residency ordinance could be implemented, though enforcement would not begin…
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Treasurer Deb Goldberg Kicks Off Re-Election Campaign for State Treasurer
Last night marked the official launch of State Treasurer Deb Goldberg’s campaign to retain her position. The event drew such a large…
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Potential Wynn Branding Problems Likely to Move into Uncharted Territory
A major question now circulating throughout Greater Boston concerns whether the casino being constructed here will bear Steve Wynn’s name when it…
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9-1-1 Dispatchers Apologize for No Confidence Vote on Verdone
By Seth Daniel The Chelsea 9-1-1 Dispatchers Union made a public apology Monday night, Dec. 4, at the City Council meeting to…
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Firefighters Union Prevails in Arbitration, City Disagrees Still
By Seth Daniel The City has been ordered by an arbiter to pay overtime that was in dispute from not backfilling a…
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Matt Siegel to Emcee Eighth Annual ALS & MS Walk for Living
Word spread quickly. Excited residents and participants take off under the balloon arch at the beginning of last year’s LFCFL Walk for…
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