Scholar-athlete times Two: Gustin Plays Two Division 1 Sports at Holy Crossby
Sean Gustin is a rarity in college sports, a two-sport All-Academic selection. And he’s doing it at the highest level, playing Division…
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Obituaries 06-26-2014
Flora Cook 25-Year Secretary at St. Rose Church Flora Cook, a longtime resident of Chelsea, died on June 21 at the Lighthouse…
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Melanoma Education Foundation Offers Free Self-detection Lessons for Teen Students
By Tori Ziege From the depths of what can only be described as yet another harsh New England winter, summertime has sprung.…
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Chelsea, All-American City
This past weekend in Denver, the City of Chelsea received an award recognizing it as an All-American City—a distinction that marks a…
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Chelsea Firefighter’s Memorial
On Sunday, June 1, the Chelsea Fire Department gathered at Fay Square outside City Hall for its annual Firefighter’s Memorial. The ceremony…
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Former Chelsea High Football Standout and Pop Warner Coach Joe Leonard Dies at 84
Joseph Leonard Mr. Joseph Leonard of Chelsea died on May 29, 2014, following a brief illness at the Quigley Hospital at the…
Continue readingCouncil Passes $138.1m Budget
The City Council unanimously adopted the $138.1 million budget proposed by City Manager Jay Ash for FY’15, but not without some cuts…
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Graduation Set for Sunday
On Sunday, June 8, at 3 p.m., Chelsea High School will hold its graduation ceremony at Memorial Stadium. Milica Ivanis serves as…
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Maldonado Wins Medal at State Divisional Meet
Chelsea High’s track and field program earned recognition this past weekend at the Division 2 state meet held at New Bedford Vocational…
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Chelsea Observes Memorial Day 2014
For the third consecutive year, the Chelsea Girl Scout Parade and Memorial Day Exercises provided a meaningful and well-attended observance. The local…
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