First place winner Fabian Mejia from Revere crossed the finish line on Saturday morning during the Chelsea Chase 5K to benefit the Jordan Boys & Girls Club.
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Lynn Man Arrested in Assault of Chelsea Waitress
Chief Brian Kyes announced late last week the arrest in Maryland of Gerardo Reyes Menjivar, 36, of Lynn, who was wanted in connection with the stabbing of a waitress at a Chelsea Restaurant on Monday night, May 7. Menjivar was placed…
News Briefs
RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA MEETING TONIGHT, MAY 17 The Harbor House Collective will be in Chelsea to hold their required local public meeting for the siting of a recreational marijuana establishment at 80 Eastern Ave. Mike Farnum has appeared in Chelsea once…
Police Briefs 05-17-2018
BOULDER BASH UP On April 30, at 10:40 p.m., officers were dispatched to the area of 99 Willow St. for a report of an accident. Upon the officer’s arrival, they came upon the operator of a Ford Escape with its…
Letters to the Editor
A True leader To the Editor, The first time I heard Councilor Pressley speak at her kickoff event in Cambridge, I knew she was the right candidate for the 7th Congressional District. We need a true leader in Washington, representing…
President Trump Could Accidentally Help Protect the Environment
No one would mistake President Trump for an environmentalist. Yet his immigration policies could inadvertently safeguard the environment. Here’s why: More than 325 million people live in the United States. By 2065, that figure is expected to grow to 441…
Improving the Quality of Life in Chelsea
City Manager Thomas Ambrosino has submitted a five-year multi-million dollar Capital Improvement Program for approval by the Chelsea City Council before the end of May. The ambitious range of projects that will be included are renovation of science labs at…
Obituaries 05-17-2018
Patricia Pierce Retired Teacher Patricia Pierce of Peabody, formerly on Chelsea, died on Wednesday morning, May 9. Born in East Boston over 90 years ago, Patricia passed away at Rosewood Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Peabody where she was receiving…
May Day Observances
Chelsea residents held up a sign reading “Chelsea Workers United” as they marched on Broadway for International Workers’ Day on Tuesday, May 1, in the annual May 1st Coalition procession from East Boston to Chelsea and Everett. After the march,…
Councilors Look at Keeping Chelsea Affordable for Residents
Monday night at the City Council meeting, the main item on the agenda was the new five-year Capital Improvement Program, detailing the maintenance and improvement of roadways, water, sewer and drainage systems, sidewalks, transportation, public buildings and facilities, parks and…