Fed Chair Janet Yellen Visits Chelsea
The U.S. President may be the commander-in-chief of the world’s best military and the leader of the country’s political system, but the…
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Robinson Wants to Revisit Residency Plan
With the City preparing to hire five new police officers – and perhaps more in the coming years – City Councillor Leo…
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Prescription Drug Take Back Day
The National Drug Take Back Initiative IX will take place on Sept. 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Chelsea…
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Primary Showdown
On Tuesday, Sept. 9 incumbent State Representative Dan Ryan, of Charlestown will square off against challenger Roy Avellaneda, of Chelsea, for the…
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Matrix Fire Study: Fourth Station, Key Demand in Long-Awaited Fire Meeting
After more than a year of waiting for a meeting with the City Council, Chelsea Fire union officials got their day last…
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Market Basket Board Will Consider Buyout Bid by Arthur T., Others: Ash Adds to the Locals Boycotting the Beloved Supermarket
This week, City Manager Jay Ash joined the growing list of local officials boycotting Market Basket. Like Council President Matt Frank before…
Continue readingCity, Organizations Hold Summit to Address Unaccompanied Minors
Dead bodies were part of the daily grind. Death and rape were imminent realities. These were the words relayed through tears of…
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Chelsea Will Join Others to Appeal Fed Flood Maps
New federal flood maps drawn by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) that incorporate Global Warming sea level rise predictions pose a…
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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 readingCouncil Passes $138.1m Budget
The City Council unanimously adopted the $138.1 million budget proposed by City Manager Jay Ash for FY’15, but not without some cuts…
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