The City’s Board of Health and City Manager Tom Ambrosino said they are discouraging parents and children from celebrating Halloween or Day of the Dead by trick or treating. The Board of Health issued a resolution this month advising residents…
Author: Seth Daniel
City food pantries will continue through Nov. 13
The City has found it to be a mighty tough move to get out of the food pantry business, as they announced this week that City-operated food pantries will continue on a three-day-a-week schedule until Nov. 13. The pantries, which…
Community Preservation Committee revises application process
Deadlines are a drag. That’s why the Chelsea Community Preservation Committee has revised their process with a rolling deadline throughout the year, and they’re ready to start taking applications now for about $1 million in funding available. Chair Caroline Ellenbird…
Food service worker at Voke Park tests positive for COVID-19
Chelsea Public Schools are putting out the warning to those who went to Voke Park to get a breakfast or lunch last week, as a food service worker stationed there to give out meals tested positive for COVID-19 late last…
State Police arrest Chelsea man that put on large Brazilian-themed parking lot parties
The State Police contacted two Brazilian men that had been promoting and putting on large raves in parking lots around the area, including in Everett and Revere. One of the men, Felipe Moreira Oliveria, 21, of Chelsea, was arrested on…
Long Walk to Freedom: Chelsea’s Tommy Rosa Released After 34 Years of Wrongful Incarceration
Walking down the steps from MCI-Norfolk jail to freedom after 34 years ofbeing wrongly incarcerated for a 1980s murder in Boston, Chelsea’s TommyRosa Jr. looked ahead and saw his son for the first time without a barrier orbars between them…
City Calls on Residents to Avoid Trick Or Treating
The City’s Board of Health and City Manager Tom Ambrosino said this week they are discouraging parents and children from celebrating Halloween or Day of the Dead by trick or treating. The Board of Health issued a resolution late last…
City Debit Card Program Gets Leg Up from Radical Politics
Who says radical socialists don’t have a heart? Apparently no one in Chelsea, as anonymous donors supporting the fringe-idea of a Universal Basic Income for all people stepped up to help fund two months of food payments for the upcoming…
Comprehensive Housing Initiatives Look to Stem Oct. 17 Eviction Tidal Wave
The coming Saturday has been a date marked on the calendar for many State Legislators – including State Sen. Sal DiDomenico – and dozens of community advocates who have been fearing for months a tidal wave of evictions from renters…
Gentle Slope Upward in COVID Cases Seen at CHA Everett
The break in COVID-19 cases at CHA Everett hospital has subsided, with a “gentle slope” upwards that has the hospital cautiously implementing protocols that were successful during last spring’s surge, but at the same time assuring there is not a…