Obituaries 04-16-2015
Patricia Harrington Her family always came first Patricia A. Harrington passed away on April 11 at the Elliot Hospital in Manchester, NH.…
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Is It Time for a Chelsea Mayor? One Resident Wants to Vote on It
It was somewhere between struggling to find parking in front of her Highland Street home, getting fed up with what she believed…
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Where’s Carlos? School Committee to Begin Removal of Member
A removal proceeding involving a School Committee member will commence at the regular monthly gathering scheduled for May 7 at 6:30 p.m.,…
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Success at One North Leads to Quick Jump on Phase 2
As the developers of the One North of Boston on Heard Street put the finishing touches on their first phase of residential…
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Stations of the Cross
The St. Rose Church and hundreds of parishioners marched down Broadway and through the streets of Chelsea on Good Friday, April 3,…
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And They’re Off!
Josue Theosmy (center) takes off with his teammates during the 1-mile run at the sound of the starting gun. While spring sports…
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Why Have Our Power Prices Skyrocketed?
Though the City Council, including myself, voted against Councilor Giovanni Recupero’s order directing Acting City Manager Ned Keefe to study whether Chelsea…
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Coffee with a Cop
Officer Joanne M O’Brien, Officer John Noftle and Officer Sammy Mojica outside Dunkin Donuts for the Coffee with a Cop meeting. Original…
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City Manager Application Deadline Comes and Goes
With little fanfare, the deadline for applications for the Chelsea City Manager position came and went on Tuesday night, March 31. Officials…
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A Handshake She Won’t Soon Forget: Suncar Meets the President…again
Browne Middle School 5th grader Toni-Chanelle Suncar, 10, got to meet President Barack Obama on March 23 as part of a one-day…
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