Ward 4 Democratic Committee Elects Delegates to the State Convention
On February 3, 2018, registered Democrats from Ward 4 in the City of Chelsea gathered at the Chelsea Public Library for a…
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Chelsea Wards to Elect Delegates to Democratic State Convention
Democrats registered in Chelsea will gather for a caucus on February 3, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. at Chelsea Library. The purpose is…
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Plan, Wash Hands and Stay Healthy for the Holidays
By Seth Daniel The holiday season represents a distinctive period when routines shift dramatically from the rest of the year. These disruptions…
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Brass Tax: some residents will see a decrease in property taxes this year
On Monday night, the Chelsea City Council unanimously approved property tax rates for both residential and commercial properties. The decision included a…
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Chelsea Salvation Army Kicks Off Kettles at Market Basket
By Seth Daniel Jane Gianatasio, a longtime Chelsea resident, has spent the past 10 years as a Salvation Army bellringer, supporting the…
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Community Preservation Funds Waiting for Distribution
By Seth Daniel The first-round of Community Preservation Act (CPA) money in Chelsea has been collected from the taxpayers and amounts to…
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Back to School Cuts
Chelsea barbers came together for a second consecutive year to provide free haircuts to local youth preparing for school. The event was…
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A Comfortable Fit:Former School Committeewoman Lineweaver Brings a Wealth of Experiences to Kelly School
By Seth Daniel Lisa Lineweaver’s career has taken her through Boston’s schools and onto the Chelsea School Committee, yet this year she…
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Time for Elected Officials to Stand Up for Veterans, Memorial Day
Despite cold and rainy conditions, Monday’s Memorial Day Parade and Exercise drew participants from across the community, as described in “BodyTextBROADSHEETPAPERS”. “BodyTextBROADSHEETPAPERS”…
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Ash Back to City Manager? In Cambridge This Time?
Jay Ash, the former Chelsea City Manager who now serves as State Housing Secretary, has submitted an application for the position of…
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