Daylight Savings Time is This Sunday
This Sunday brings the end of daylight saving time, meaning an extra hour of sleep for those celebrating Halloween. Beyond the appeal…
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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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With the Movement of an Eyebrow, Als Patient O’brien Has Won Awards:Achievement to Be Marked at Sunday’s Als Walk for Living on Admiral’s Hill
For some 10 years, using just his eyebrows, Leonard Florence Center For Living (LFCFL) resident Patrick O’Brien – who has ALS and…
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Bocce League Offers Seniors Social Time,Competitive Environment
Don’t let anyone be fooled, the senior citizens who congregate every Tuesday morning at the bocce court in the Chelsea Commons may…
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Detours and Developments A Summer of Construction Highland Greenway: Connecting from One Side of the Hill to the Other Third in a Series on…
The Box District will soon host a new Silver Line Station at the northern end of Highland Street, with construction expected to…
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‘Suit and Tie’ Strip Club Submits Application For King Arthur’s Site
Within six months of obtaining the necessary licenses, the applicants indicated their intention to perform a comprehensive renovation of the establishment and…
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Council Seeks to Reform OT in Fire Dept.
City Councillors may often be at odds on certain issues, but Monday night every councillor was on board with an official call…
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Home Health Aide from Senior Living on Bellingham Hill wins “Aide of the Year” Award
Judith Clervil Judith Clervil, of Residential Support Services, Inc. (RSSI) of Newton, was chosen as “Aide of the Year” by the Home…
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Where’s Carlos? School Committee to Begin Removal of Member
A removal proceeding involving a School Committee member will commence at the regular monthly gathering scheduled for May 7 at 6:30 p.m.,…
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Chelsea Superintendent Honored at Social Capitalist Luncheon
Dr. Mary Bourque, a Chelsea native serving as superintendent of Chelsea Public Schools, will receive recognition as a Community Social Capitalist at…
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