Maronski Elected Chair Of School Committee
The School Committee elected Richard Maronski as its new chair during its first meeting of 2019 at City Hall. Maronski, who has…
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So Far….So Good
The holiday season has wound down, and we’re now facing the prospect of another lengthy New England winter ahead. So far, fortune…
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Chelsea Collaborative Holds Thanksgiving Dinner:Launch of Immigration Justice Bond Fund Announced
Last Thursday, the Chelsea Collaborative held its annual Thanksgiving Dinner at its location on 318 Broadway. Community members gathered to enjoy a…
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Cost of Thanksgiving Meal Decreases Once Again; at an Eight-Year Low
According to the 33rd annual American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) Thanksgiving dinner survey, a traditional Thanksgiving meal has become more affordable, reaching…
Continue readingJordan Boys & Girls Club News
The Jordan Boys & Girls Club is pleased to recognize its October Members of the Month and Area All Stars. These members…
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Rasi Chau Named CHS New Head Football Coach
Rasi Chau has been a championship coach at various points in his career. He was an assistant coach for the 2005 Rasi…
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Chelsea Public Library – Wingmasters Bird Exhibit
Six birds of prey that are native to Chelsea were presented during the Chelsea Public Library’s Wingmasters Bird Exhibit on April 7.…
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Appreciation:Donald Robinson Was a True Chelsea Sports Great
They would often discuss at family gatherings who was the better all-around athlete, the uncle, Donald Curtis Robinson, or the nephew, Reggie…
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Chelsea Collaborative Turkey Drive
The Chelsea Collaborative began its turkey drive for Thanksgiving recently and took delivery of several turkeys from Greg and Caryn Antonelli of…
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The Big Comeback: Once Gone, Turkeys are Now a Common Sight in Most Communities, Even in the City
By Seth Daniel Wild Turkeys have shown up in the craziest places over the last few years, including on city streets, and…
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