Council to Debate Expenditures,Including Controversial Fire Overtime Pay
City Councillors will debate a spending proposal from City Manager Tom Ambrosino in the weeks ahead. The request seeks an additional $600,000…
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Funding Gap:Schools Cut $1.7 Million from Budget to Prepare for ‘Low Income’ Shortfall
By Seth Daniel The State Legislature has made efforts to fill the monumental education funding gap in Revere, Everett and Chelsea –…
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Council Passes Community Preservation Act
By Seth Daniel In a unanimous vote on Monday night, the City Council passed the Community Preservation Act (CPA) measure, allowing the…
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Peace Meeting Brings Ideas,Youth Voices to Honest Discussion
Dan Cortez, community coordinator for the Chelsea Police, explained the HUB initiative, which meets every Thursday morning to go over data and…
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State of the City Features Plan for Investing in Residents
By Seth Daniel City Manager Tom Ambrosino addressed the City Council Monday night during the State of the City address, explaining that…
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Stemming and Preventing Violence in the City is Priority One
By Tom Ambrosino, City Manager Public safety deserves constant attention from any urban leader, and I want to acknowledge that while I…
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CPD Promotions
On Monday, Feb. 22, the Chelsea Police Department hosted a ceremony at the Council Chambers to recognize promotions and new hires. The…
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City Manager:Time to Invest in Chelsea
By Seth Daniel The new Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) has been submitted to the City Council and City Manager Tom Ambrosino said…
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New Flood Maps Could Be Costly for Property Owners
By Seth Daniel New federal flood maps – set to be fully approved for Chelsea next month – could bring about quite…
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Residency Meeting Looks at Stalemate on the Council
By Seth Daniel Tuesday night featured the long-anticipated Residency Ordinance committee discussion amongst the new City Council, and when the cards had…
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