Looking at the News: A Silver Opportunity for Chelsea’s History
Walk into the basement of the Chelsea Public Library, and if you have an appointment or know who to ask for, you…
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City Announces Special Summer Hires for “Operation Youth Clean-Up”
The City announced the creation of nine special summer positions to augment the annual Summer Youth Employment Initiative (SYEI) program that is…
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Chelsea Fire Hockey Team Wins the 6th Annual Metro-fire Hockey Tournament
At the Stoneham Arena last week, the Chelsea Fire Department Hockey Team claimed victory in the 6th Annual Metro-Fire Hockey Tournament, finishing…
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A Special Easter
Many churches throughout the area will see packed pews this week, particularly on Sunday, as worshippers gather to observe Easter. For children,…
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Chelsea On Fire: 1908
Courtesy WGBH/Edgar B. Herwick III http://wgbhnews.org/post/chelsea-fire-1908 View the original here: Chelsea On Fire: 1908
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Washington Avenue Bridge Closure Shortened in Silver Line Construction Process
This rendering of the proposed station at the Eastern Avenueparking garage will be unique in that it will use archesand will protect…
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City of Chelsea Part of All-America City Finalist
In 1998, just three years removed from State receivership, a delegation of government, business and civic leaders, and some ordinary citizens, traveled…
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CHS Boys Track Set to Open Season
This week brought the opening of Chelsea High’s boys track season, with the Red Devils scheduled to compete against Mystic Valley on…
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Obituaries 04-10-2014
John Cunio, Sr. Retired Pile Driver; Former Member of Chelsea Moose John A. Cunio, Sr., a resident of Pelham, NH, passed away…
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Chelsea Firefighters Reflecting on Boston Fire, and Attend Funerals
Fire departments around the Commonwealth were ordered to lower all flags to half-staff inhonor of the fallen Boston Fire Fighters from last…
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