Special to the Record U.S Rep Joe Kennedy III hosted a Spanish-langauge town hall this Saturday at Veronica Robles Cultural Center in East Boston. Kennedy, who is challenging Sen. Ed Markey in a primary race for U.S Senate, took questions…
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CPD Reminds Residents of New Hands-Free Law for Drivers
Special to the Record Chief Brian Kyes and the Chelsea Police Department would like to remind residents of the upcoming hands-free law for drivers. On Feb. 23, An Act Requiring the Hands-Free Use of Mobile Telephones While Driving will go into effect…
Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Ralph D. Gants Calls for Increased Civil Legal Aid at Walk to the Hill
Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Ralph D. Gants joined hundreds of attorneys, law students and others last week in calling for increased state funding for civil legal aid to vulnerable low income Massachusetts residents in need at the annual Walk…
Massport Announces New Memorial Scholarship Honoring Former Port Director
The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) announced a new scholarship available to students in Chelsea, Revere and Winthrop, honoring the late Port Director Deborah Hadden Gray who passed away in September 2019. Hadden Gray, of Melrose, worked for Massport for 20…
Mystic Valley Elder Services Elects Officers and Members to its Board
In late October, the Board of Directors of Mystic Valley Elder Services (MVES) re-elected three officers and elected one new officer including Dorothy Martin-Long of Everett to lead the company in the coming year. The Board also elected four new…
MassDOT Schedules Intermittent Overnight Closures of Route 1A
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing that there will be intermittent overnight highway lane closures on Route 1A northbound and southbound in East Boston beginning on Sunday, Feb. 9. The closures are scheduled to take place over the…
Rebranded: New City Storefront Improvement Program Debuts With ‘Rodeo’
The old standard Broadway Chelsea awning above Cuscatlán Restaurant was a beacon of mixed message for decades in the Broadway business district. There was nothing wrong with the look, or the restaurant, but it didn’t scream out to be new,…
State, City Leaders Note Changes in Downtown Business District During Tour
If ever there was momentum for change in the downtown business district, then Friday afternoon was the showcase for that progress. State Housing Secretary Mike Kennealy (who succeeded former Chelsea City Manager Jay Ash in that position) and MassDevelopment President…
Bloom on Baseball: Sox Chief Baseball Officer Is a Big Hit at JGBC Breakfast Series
Boston Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom was the guest speaker at the Jordan Boys and Girls Club Breakfast Series Monday at the club. Bloom’s appearance drew a very large crowd, affirming the popularity of the historic American League…
Community Center Would Require Major Financial Commitment
Rather than spending top dollar to open a new community center in Chelsea, City Manager Thomas Ambrosino said the City should look to use existing avenues to bring more programs to residents of all ages. Earlier this month, District 6…