Clark Ave School getting Ready for Special Opening
In approximately one month, the fully-completed Clark Avenue Middle School will open its doors. Work crews are currently putting finishing touches on…
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Decision on Two-Way Broadway Traffic Draws Differing Opinions
Progress on the $5 million Broadway business district redesign is underway, with the City Council set to make final decisions about specific…
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Residents Assembling Ideas for Chelsea Walk
For law-abiding residents, the Chelsea Walk has traditionally been somewhere to pass through quickly. That perception may soon change. GreenRoots, City officials,…
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Shark Week is Back
Ocean creatures typically don’t command national attention, but there’s one week each year when they become impossible to ignore. That week has…
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MS-13’s East Coast Leader Gets More than 19 Years in Prison
In federal court in Boston on July 18, Jose Adan Martinez Castro, a/k/a “Chucky,” 29, a Salvadoran national formerly residing in Richmond,…
Continue readingAdvocacy Group Produces Study Showing Roadmap to Fix Chelsea School Funding
A state budget advocacy organization – Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center – has released a report this week detailing a five-year roadmap…
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Police Briefs 07-26-2018
BEAT UP NEAR CITY HALL Tuesday night, July 24, at 10:22 p.m., a detail officer was approached by a male victim with lacerations…
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Church Needs to Take Swift Action on Sexual Abuse
National media outlets have spent the last several days covering accusations against Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, including allegations of sexual improprieties involving adults…
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The News About the Environment is All Bad
Environmental concerns should matter to everyone, and the recent news has been decidedly troubling. Consider these developments: Japan experienced a heat wave…
Continue readingCharlie Baker Represents All of Us
The Boston Globe recently published an article in which several supposedly influential RepubIican party members expressed disappointment with Gov. Charlie Baker, contending…
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