The Chelsea City Council kicked off what was expected to be three nights of hearings on City Manager Fidel Maltez’s proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget on Monday night. Maltez brought forward a proposed ...
At last week’s Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, project attorney Anthony Rossi presented the new plans for the property, which includes 67 one- and two-bedroom rental units in a six-story building.
Discovering Justice marked a significant milestone at its 25th Anniversary Gala, bringing together supporters, partners, and community leaders for an evening celebrating the organization’s impact and ...
filled the streets of Chelsea participating in the annual run. Funds from the event benefit the Jordan Boys and Girls Club.
Senator Sal DiDomenico filed a transformational anti-poverty bill, called the ENOUGH Act (S.3022/H.5187), after visiting the Harlem Children’s Zone in New York where he learned about their nationally ...
Four Chelsea Virtual Learning Academy (CLVA) students have hit home runs in their Creative Writing class, winning top honors in the National Baseball Poetry Festival’s Youth Poetry Contest. CVLA ...
Residents of the Meriden Wharf Condominiums appeared before the Zoning Board of Appeals last week claiming the proposed new North Suffolk Community Services headquarters on Winnissimett Street does ...
Memorial Day is the most solemn of our national holidays, commemorating the Supreme Sacrifice that has been made by an estimated one million of our fellow citizens, which now includes the 15 members ...
The Chelsea License Commission held two continued disciplinary hearings at its May meeting last week. The commission issued a five day suspension to El Kiosco at 212 Broadway for violations revolving ...
Chelsea’s Department of Recreation & Cultural Affairs is expanding its Youth & Family Recreation and Cultural Engagement Scholarship Program and is inviting local and regional organizations to apply ...
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