Police Briefs 02-22-2018
BREAKING AND ENTERING On Feb. 13, at 6:40 p.m., officers observed three parties walking in the vicinity of Blossom Street at Eden…
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2018 Black History Month
An art exhibit opening at the City Hall Gallery marked the continuation of the Chelsea Black Community’s 2018 Black History Month Celebration…
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The Rose Rush is On: Valentine’s Day at New Regional Flower Exchange in Chelsea is a Better Experience for Buyers
Virtually every rose that made its way into the hands of lovers on Valentine’s Day likely passed through the New England Flower…
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Almost Immoral:Supt Bourque, Urban Educators Disappointed with “Fix” to Funding Flaw
Chelsea Supt. Mary Bourque said just when urban educators plagued with a flawed funding formula thought they made some progress, the state…
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Wynn Boston Harbor Still Moving Forward as Steve Wynn Steps Down
Wynn Boston Harbor officials are moving forward without a pause this week despite the news that dynamic Wynn CEO Steve Wynn has…
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Bicycle Laundry Looking to Locate on Willow Street
A commercial laundry operating bicycle delivery and pickup services for linens is seeking to establish operations at the commercial/industrial property located at…
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City Council, Quiet Man Spar Over Meeting to Discuss Community Center
A proposal by former heavyweight boxing champ, and Chelsea native, John ‘The Quietman’ Ruiz has sparked major controversy over the past week…
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Officials Attend Local Symposium on Ways to Fight Opioid Crisis in the Workplace
Forty-year-old Lily was a vibrant, loving mother who was an organist at her church, and known for her delicious baked goods. Privately,…
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Police Briefs 02-15-2018
OPERATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE On Jan. 31, at 4:43 a.m., officers were dispatched to the area of Bellingham Square for an erratic…
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Ban Plastic Bags
Across Massachusetts, 61 communities including Boston have enacted plastic bag bans, and the City of Revere is on track to join them…
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