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Schools Look to Restore Some Positions with Additional State Money

October 4, 2018

Chelsea School officials are looking for one last vote from the City Council in order to restore several cut positions from the…

October 4, 2018

The licensing commission has approved restaurant and entertainment licenses for a new function hall planned at 35 Fourth Street, the former site…

October 4, 2018

Recently, Sen. Sal DiDomenico made an announcement regarding an amendment he had secured. The amendment, worth $50,000 for CONNECT in Chelsea, was…

September 21, 2018

Ron and Veronica Schmidt on a bicycle built for two during Sunday’s Ride for REACH, the annual fundraiser for Chelsea REACH program.…

September 21, 2018

Chelsea resident Fredy Martinez shows off a new-found friend, Cain, a baby squirrel he nursed back to health while walking through Bellingham…

September 21, 2018

Franco Mendoza and his son, Davian, rooting hard for their son and brother during the annual Kiwanis Races at the Burke Complex…

September 21, 2018

In the wake of massive gas line explosions in the Greater Lawrence area last Thursday, Sept. 13, the Chelsea Fire Department jumped…

September 21, 2018

A gathering of Chelsea residents opposed to YIHE Forbes, LLC’s construction proposal took center stage at the Chelsea Zoning Board of Appeals…

September 21, 2018

When Chelsea’s Bob Fortunato found a closed sign on the front of Wonderland Dog Track in 2010, it was a hard road…

September 21, 2018

Tom Ambrosino, the City Manager, has asked the Council to appropriate funds for demolishing the burned structure at 80 Warren Ave., which…