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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Planning Board Okays McDonald’s Rebuild Project
The golden arches on Revere Beach Parkway will soon gleam even brighter. At its Tuesday night meeting, the Planning Board granted a…
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Police Briefs 10-25-2018
Tuesday, 10/9 An arrest was made of Shannon O’Donnell, 33, Homeless, on charges of shoplifting and witness intimidation. Oscar Pacas, 38, of…
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Stand Up for Equality: Vote Yes on 3
Massachusetts became one of 18 jurisdictions—joining 17 other states plus Washington, D.C.—when it adopted protections for transgender individuals in public accommodations two…
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Hearing Continued for Rincon Latino Restaurant
It’s the case of the cases of Corona going in and out of Rincon Latino Restaurant. Following a histrionic licensing commission hearing…
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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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Chelsea Man Arrested for Defacing Newly Painted Chelsea Walk Mural
A Chelsea man was arrested last week after damaging the newly painted mural at the Chelsea Walk, though the incident hasn’t dampened…
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Charlie Baker Represents All of Us
The Boston Globe recently published an article in which several supposedly influential RepubIican party members expressed disappointment with Gov. Charlie Baker, contending…
Continue readingPolice Briefs 07-12-2018
Monday, 6/18 A warrant led to the arrest of Jose Sanchez, 21, of 63 Marlborough St., Chelsea. Tuesday, 6/19 Bryan Cabrera, 21,…
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The Movement Kicks off Third Year of Low-Key, Summer Hoops
Historically, there’s been very little to do on a summer night in Chelsea, and that’s been the problem. Now, in its third…
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