Marshall the Lions:Chelsea Man Brought His Love of Africa to Pictures
Most children pretend to encounter lions in the wilds of Africa, but Marshall Lawrence Reiner Jr., of Chelsea’s Cohen Florence Levine Estates,…
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Remembering Beverly Nowicki as a Friend to All
By Cary Shuman St. Mary’s High School sophomore guard Christina Nowicki played in the Boverini Basketball Tournament in Lynn with a heavy…
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AMAC: Aging is a Disease and Science is Determined to Find a ‘Cure’ for It
Is old age a disease? Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC], says a significant amount of scientific…
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What to Do about the Logan Noise Study? Some Ready to Bargain, Some Ready to Fight
By Seth Daniel Councillor Dan Cortell questioned the creators of the noise study on Monday night. Cortell represents Admiral’s Hill, which has…
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Improvements:City Awarded $1m Byrne Grant to Help Community Safety on Broadway
The City of Chelsea is pleased to announce that it was awarded a $1 million grant from the US Department of Justice…
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Attorney Olivia Anne Walsh Announces Candidacy for District 2 City Councilor
Chelsea attorney, Olivia Anne Walsh, has announced her candidacy for election to the City Council, District 2 Seat, where she will be…
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Scholarship Established Honoring Richard Clayman
Suffolk University Law School has established the Richard I. Clayman Memorial Scholarship Fund. This fund creates a perpetual scholarship bearing Richard’s name…
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Jay Ash is a True Superstar of the Baker Administration
Jay Ash, Secretary of Housing and Economic Development in the Baker administration, was among the speakers at Friday’s check presentation ceremony. His…
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Obituaries 07-13-2017
Robert J. Haas, Jr. Four Time Mayor of Revere Robert J. Haas, Jr. of Revere died most unexpectedly while vacationing at Block…
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Chelsea High Graduates the Largest, Most Accomplished Class in Many Years
By Seth Daniel Graduating seniors processing into the gym during the opening ceremony. It was the largest class in 15 years at…
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