Day Center on Broadway Making Strides, Ready for Next Step
The Chelsea Day Center in the Light of Christ Church on Broadway has been a haven for those who had nowhere to…
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Chelsea Partnering with OpenGov to Further Increase Accountability
Chelsea announced this week that it’s partnering with OpenGov – a leader in government performance management – to further increase its effectiveness…
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Clark Ave School getting Ready for Special Opening
In approximately one month, the fully-completed Clark Avenue Middle School will open its doors. Work crews are currently putting finishing touches on…
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Residents Assembling Ideas for Chelsea Walk
For law-abiding residents, the Chelsea Walk has traditionally been somewhere to pass through quickly. That perception may soon change. GreenRoots, City officials,…
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Two-Way Broadway Comes Down to a Vote of Traffic Commission July 24
The decision for whether or not to make the Broadway business corridor into a two-way street will come down to a vote…
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Eastern Avenue/Broadway Signal: To Fix It, or Not to Fix It
For years, the traffic signals at Eastern Avenue and Broadway have remained inoperative. Recent maintenance work has brought them closer to working…
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Hotel Study Indicates Chelsea Could Support an Upscale Property
The completion of a hotel feasibility study commissioned by the City suggests that Chelsea’s market could accommodate an ‘upper upscale’ hotel property.…
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Community Preservation Committee Announced
A newly formed Community Preservation Committee will oversee Chelsea’s allocation of Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds. In November 2016, Chelsea voters endorsed…
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Albanese Upset Over Council’s Cut
Saying he is disappointed with the Council’s posture toward the Fire Department during last week’s successful $100,000 budget cut to his department,…
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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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