Iconic Chelsea Soldiers’ Home Water Tower Comes Down
By Seth Daniel and Katy Rogers For many Chelsea residents, the Soldiers’ Home water tower with its distinctive red and white checkers…
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Residents Remember the Soldiers’ Home Water Tower, Bittersweet Farewell
It was the talk of the town. Few in the world of kid-dom could believe it. But, as School Committeeman Rich Maronski…
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Saying Bye to a Landmark: Soldiers’ Home Tower Ceremony Friday
The Chelsea Soldiers’ Home water tower – a beloved local landmark – is slated to come down next month, and this Friday,…
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Chelsea Fire Helped Respond to Greater Lawrence Gas Explosions
In the wake of massive gas line explosions in the Greater Lawrence area last Thursday, Sept. 13, the Chelsea Fire Department jumped…
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Soldiers’ Home Meeting Features Discussion on Water Tower, Overall Project
By Seth Daniel State officials made their first presentation of the proposed Community Living Center at the Soldiers’ Home, a project that…
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Five Firefighters Up for Awards
Chelsea Fire has been no stranger to the annual statewide Firefighter of the Year awards. Last year, the Department had one statewide…
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Paint and Grammar Update
Last week, the Chelsea Soldier’s Home water tower—a landmark visible to thousands traveling along Rt. 1 and an iconic symbol for Chelsea—underwent…
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Firefighters say Fourth Engine Working as Predicted
Though it’s still a controversial subject within City government, firefighters this week said that having a fourth engine company deployed during the…
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Police Briefs 07-02-2015
Deputy John Quatieri commanded the Chelsea Fire Department’s response on Tuesday morning to the Salvation Army Thrift Store at 456 Broadway, where…
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Chelsea Firefighters Rescue Trapped Occupant at 160 Broadway Fire
A woman who was pulled to safety by Firefighter Miguel Acosta and other members of Engine 2 last Saturday is wheeled to…
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