Police briefs 09-11-2014
SCHOOL IS GETTING EXPENSIVE The Chelsea City Council got an update on the Clark Avenue School project Monday night at its Council…
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Five-Alarm Fire Tests Might of Chelsea, Surrounding Fire Departments
Monday morning brought an unexpected outpouring of gratitude to Chelsea firefighters who were still exhausted from battling a devastating 5-Alarm fire on…
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Back to the Basket
For the past six weeks or more, I’ve had no coffee in the house. For years, I’ve relied on swinging by the…
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Market Basket On the Brink
There are those, however, who harbor serious doubts about whether the situation can be salvaged at this point. “fblikebutton_button” “>A simple sign…
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Influx Has Everything to Do with Remittance Culture
Throughout the Third World, a persistent myth endures: that American streets are paved with gold. This belief sustains hope through poverty, offering…
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Don’t Tase Me Bro!: City Uneasy About Tasers
Following the death of a man two weeks ago on Hawthorne Street who was tased during a confrontation with police, at least…
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Health Department Keeping an Eye on TB Cases
With a wave of new immigrants from foreign countries and a number of international travelers not taking the proper precautions, Chelsea Health…
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Chelsea, All-American City
This past weekend in Denver, the City of Chelsea received an award recognizing it as an All-American City—a distinction that marks a…
Continue readingOur Fallen Heroes
Differences in political ideology, race, sexual orientation, and religion may separate people, yet one group transcends these divisions entirely. These individuals will…
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Avellaneda Will Run Again for State Rep
Roy Avellaneda When Chelsea’s Roy Avellaneda pulled papers to run for state representative in the dead of winter last January, he said…
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