Chelsea will celebrate the Chelsea Way with the annual Chelsea Day Festival this Saturday, Sept. 12. The festival itself takes place from 3-7 p.m. on Broadway at Beacon Street. The entire community is invited to enjoy live music, food, performances,…
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New location for Chelsea Then & Now Receivership Panel, now at the Chelsea High School auditorium
With more than 150 attendees expected, the City of Chelsea has announced the location of its Chelsea Then & Now: 35 Years Since Receivership panel will now take place inside the Chelsea High School auditorium instead of the City Council…
Orange Line will be suspended between Forest Hills and Back Bay for five days, Sept. 10 – 14
The MBTA is reminding riders that Orange Line service will be suspended between Forest Hills and Back Bay for five consecutive days, September 10 – 14. More about the Work: During this service suspension, the MBTA will continue to…
AG Campbell releases annual labor day report spotlighting actions to protect Massachusetts workers
Jury acquits Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins of extortion charges
Healey invests $4.2 million to grow offshore wind workforce and research
Healey issues PROTECT Act guidance for health care providers,
Kori bustard chick hatches at Franklin Park Zoo
City cuts ribbon on affordable housing units
Affordable housing is at a premium in Chelsea and across the state, and city leaders are taking a unique approach to help provide more affordable units. Last week, following a series of renovations, city officials cut the ribbon on the…
Markey gets big support despite low turnout in Chelsea
Incumbent U.S. Senator Ed Markey had a big showing in Chelsea, as he held off a challenge from North Shore Congressman Seth Moulton in Tuesday’s state primary election. Statewide, Markey outpaced Moulton by about 30 percentage points. In Chelsea, Markey…