Divide and Prosper : Division Street the Next Frontier to Enliven
This August, the City of Chelsea will contract with construction firms to repave Division Street in its entirety, delivering a significant renovation…
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Council to Camera : Matt Frank Pivots to a World Behind the Lens
Matt Frank has long held a distinctive perspective on Chelsea, a city he grew up in during its most challenging years and…
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Police Briefs 07-18-2019
Vandalized Chelsea Walk Pub Officers responded to 411 Broadway on June 18 at 4:39 a.m. following a report of a disturbance. The…
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EBNHC Farmers Market to Return to Central Square July 3
The East Boston Neighborhood Health Center’s (EBNHC) Let’s Get Movin Farmers Market will kickoff next Wednesday, July 3, at 3 p.m. in…
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Chelsea Night Market
During the evening hours at the Chelsea Night Market, fire breathers took to the stage with their performances. The inaugural Chelsea Night…
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First ‘Night Market’ Draws Manageable, Excited Crowd
The first Chelsea Night Market is being deemed a success, bringing a good crowd to Luther Place for the music, vendors and…
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Chelsea Night Market Inaugural Event Planned for June 8
“fblikebutton_button” Just how much excitement can Luther Place hold? Chelsea residents will discover the answer when the inaugural Chelsea Night Market opens…
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Night Market Plans are on Fire…Quite Literally
The initiative behind Chelsea’s Night Market is generating considerable excitement, particularly given that fire jugglers will be among the performers at the…
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Pupusa Fiesta Highlights Latino Cuisine; Ready to Roll Out on April 7
On Sunday, April 7, the inaugural Pupusa Fiesta will celebrate this beloved Central American staple at Emiliana Fiesta, bringing together several local…
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New Broadway Sign and Design Guidelines Head to City Council for Review
Dr. Deborah Wayne’s optometry shop has been on Broadway in one way or another since 1936, but in 2019 she’s hoping that…
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