Police Briefs 03-29-2018
PHONE FEUD On March 16, at 12:10 p.m., officers responded to Bellingham Square and spoke to the victim who is employed by Assurance…
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We Need Courage to Stand Up for Public Education
(The following was delivered to the School Committee at its public hearing on Thursday, March 15) Welcome to the Chelsea Public Schools…
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Greeters Ready to Welcome and Assist at City Hall
City Manager Tom Ambrosino’s newest initiative centers on creating a welcoming and helpful atmosphere at City Hall. Two new greeters, Fatima Melara…
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Students Stage Walk-Out at Chelsea High to Highlight School Safety
More than 500 Chelsea High students walked out of class on Thursday, March 15, as part of the national school walk-out movement…
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Tobin Bridge Project Starting Next Month, Meeting March 27
State transportation officials will hold a public meeting on March 27 to discuss impacts from the Tobin Bridge rehabilitation project, which is…
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Housing Families Annual Legislative Breakfast Set for March 28
Housing Families will host its annual Legislative Breakfast on Wednesday, March 28, from 8:30 – 10:00 a.m. to raise awareness of the…
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Police Briefs 03-22-2018
BUS MISHAP On Monday, March 19, at 12:50 p.m., Chelsea Fire and Police responded to the intersection of Broadway and Eleanor Street…
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To Cut Drug Prices, Start with the Facts
Americans spend excessive amounts on prescription medications. State legislators have grown frustrated with the federal government’s inaction on pharmacy costs. Consequently, they…
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Congratulations, Pope John Hoop Team
The local sports community and the Catholic Central League join together in celebrating Pope John XXIII High School of Everett’s achievement of…
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Obituaries 03-22-2018
Francis “Frank” Campedelli Eastern Airlines retiree, flew 50 missions as a US Army Air Nose Gunner during World War II Francis “Frank”…
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