Special to the Journal Boston will come alive with the sound of patriotism this June 17 as the city hosts “Echoes of Valor,” a powerful tribute to 250 years of American service and sacrifice. This free public event honors both…
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health Offers Summer Safety Guidance
With summer approaching, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) reminds residents to take recommended common-sense precautions to keep everyone, especially young children, safe this summer. “Summer is a time to make the most of being outdoors with family and…
Join the Cast: Apollinaire’s Youth Performance Project!
Apollinaire Play Lab invites young performers to join their Performance Project, a dynamic theatre program that runs from July 14 to September 21, culminating in performances of It’s Elementary, directed by Audrey Johnson, at Apollinaire’s Festival this fall. For Ages…
Highland Park Rehab & Healthcare Center Senior Prom
Markey Calls for Urgently Needed Funding for Flood Resilience Project
Special to the Record U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey hosted a press conference on Wednesday, May 28 to call attention to the urgent need to address flooding along the Island End River in Chelsea and Everett that is part of…
Faith and Fortune
Elliot and Donna Katzman receive Jewish Journal’s prestigious award By Cary Shuman The Jewish Journal’s Menschions and Martinis event honors members of the community who make exceptional contributions through their work, volunteer efforts and philanthropy. Elliot and Donna Katzman are…
Council Approves $261.7 million FY26 Budget
By Adam Swift The city council unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) budget, totaling $261.7 million, at Monday night’s meeting. The budget presented by City Manager Fidel Maltez marked a 6.82 percent increase over last year’s budget. The proposed…
CHS Student Nathan “Nat” Hem Wins National Congressional Art Competition
Special to the Record If you visit the United States Capitol Building over the next year, you will see a painting from one of Chelsea High School’s graduating seniors in the Class of 2025. Nathan “Nat” Hem learned in May…
Planning Board Approves 100-unit Park Street Project
By Adam Swift Last week, the planning board recommended approval for a special permit for a proposed 100-unit residential development with seven small retail spaces at 105-115 Park Street. The proposed project originally called for 120 residential units with 50…
News in Brief
Final paving of Upper Broadway to begin June 8 The City of Chelsea Department of Public Works (DPW) has announced the final phase of the Upper Broadway surface reconstruction project will conclude with overnight paving work scheduled between Sunday, June…