Remembrance: Morris Seigal, Beloved Educator and School Principal, Passes Away
Pictured at the Memorial Day Parade are Parade Marshaland World War II veteran Morris Seigal with two Girl Scoutsfrom the Chelsea troop.…
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City Seeks Board Members
City officials are calling upon local residents to get more involved in the community. Specifically, the City is seeking volunteers to join…
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Obituaries 10-17-2013
Morris Seigal Chelsea Educator and Longtime School Board Member Morris Seigal, a lifelong Chelsea resident, passed away on Tuesday, October 15 at…
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New School Being Planned at Clark Ave.
In filings submitted to the state School Building Authority (MSBA) late last week, Chelsea School officials revealed that the preferred option for…
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Officials Now Suspect Woman Was Murdered
The public had spent months believing that an 88-year-old woman on Washington Avenue succumbed to the oppressive heat in July. Public health…
Continue readingOfficials Mulling New Housing Codes for Landlords
City Manager Jay Ash laid out a bold plan to address illegal basement apartments and substandard housing this past week, inviting those…
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Thank You Governor for Your Commitment to Education
Under Governor Deval Patrick’s leadership, Massachusetts has emerged as a national model for educational excellence. The state has achieved distinction as a…
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Letter to the Editor
Endorses local candidates Dear Editor: On behalf of Chelsea Fire Fighters Local 937, I am writing to endorse Paul Murphy (District 1)…
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Obituaries 10-10-2013
William DeNisco, Sr. Raytheon Retiree William DeNisco, Sr. of Chelsea, formerly of Everett, passed away at his Chelsea home surrounded by his…
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Think 5: Fifth Annual Walk Steps Up for those Living with ALS & MS
2013 “Walk for Living” Presented by Chelsea Jewish Foundation and the Herb Chambers Companies Sunday, October 6 at 10am on Admirals Hill…
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