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Police contracts add $876,000 in salary increases, residency requirement for new hires After more than two and a half years of negotiations,…
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Bush Decency and America’s Christmas List
As the holiday season approaches, Americans might consider what truly matters. Below are suggestions that could improve life for most people. Universal…
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Christmas Ecumenical Memorial Service at Woodlawn Cemetery on Nov 29
Woodlawn Cemetery will host its 18th annual Christmas Ecumenical Memorial Service on Thursday, Nov. 29, at 7 p.m. in the chapel. Francis…
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Chelsea Residents Take Part in March and Protest
On October 21, a bus departed from Chelsea City Hall carrying members of Chelsea Uniting Against the War, a group of young…
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Chelsea Prospers, Chamber Ready to Host Tree Lighting November 29
The Chelsea Chamber of Commerce and the City of Chelsea are preparing to welcome the community to the Chelsea Annual Holiday Tree…
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Council Pay Cut Doesn’t Fly in Monday Vote
A proposed $6,000 per year pay cut for City Councillors was handily defeated Monday night. District 1 Councillor Robert Bishop proposed slashing councilors’…
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Robert DeSalvio Speaks at JGBC Breakfast Series
The Jordan Boys and Girls Club Breakfast Series welcomed Robert DeSalvio, who serves as president of Encore Boston Harbor, as its featured…
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Councillors Vidot, Avellaneda Battle Over Campaign Finance
Council President Damali Vidot and Councillor Roy Avellaneda have been battling over a campaign finance violation issued by the state to Vidot…
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Bishop Proposes City Council Pay Cut
District 1 City Councillor Robert Bishop is proposing a measure that would reduce his salary and that of his colleagues by $6,000…
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‘Big Top’ Comes to Chelsea City Council
Civility proved scarce during Monday evening’s City Council session. Although these meetings customarily conclude with councillors making community announcements and observing moments…
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