Chelsea Unveils John Bruttaniti Memorial Bridge in Ceremony
The City of Chelsea dedicated the Washington Avenue bridge at Heard Street in memory of Chelsea Police officer The Bruttaniti family, standing…
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Feeling the Pain:After 11 Weeks of Lock-Out, National Grid Gas Ready to Continue the Fight
Down in the Back Bay’s Park Plaza, hundreds of National Grid gas workers – now locked out of work for 11 weeks…
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Karas Marino, Robinson Begin Plans for Chick Corea Concert
In May, Minna Karas Marino successfully coordinated the Chelsea High School Class of 1959’s 59th reunion at the Homewood Suites Hotel. Her…
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A Special Day for Chelsea Veterans with a Boat Cruise Around Boston Harbor
“fblikebutton_button” On September 16, the Winter Hill Yacht Club will partner with Rotary members from Chelsea to host the 7th Annual Veteran’s…
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Looking at the Election:After Months of Campaigning, Congressional and DA Races Move to the Voters Sept 4
Ohio typically holds the designation of swing state in presidential elections. Chelsea has earned that distinction in this year’s Democratic Primary scheduled…
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It’s Time to Update Your Child’s Health Information
As summer winds down and school approaches, beach bags give way to book bags. According to emergency medicine physicians across the nation,…
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Four Members of City Council Endorse Rollins for District Attorney
This week, Rachael Rollins received the endorsement of four Chelsea City Councillors, including Councilor Leo Robinson (At-Large), Councilor Roy Avellaneda (At-Large), Councilor…
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Jose ‘Josey’ Cruz has Lent His Hands to Chelsea Walk
Jose Cruz is quiet at the first impression, but he is intentional about and committed to improving his community. At 13-years old…
Continue readingBattleground Chelsea:Capuano Draws Local, National Endorsements
When the chips were down a few years ago and few were willing to stand up, rock the boat and call on…
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How to Address the Coming Shortfall of Primary Care Doctors
Each year, approximately 20,000 students complete their medical school training in the United States and transition into residency programs. However, only a…
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