Month: March 2019

News Briefs

Downtown Façade Program Draft ordinances are now before the City Council and Planning Board with recommended changes to signage regulations and new proposed provisions for outdoor dining in the downtown. The Planning Board will hold a hearing on March 26…

School Updates

CHS Lip Sync Champs Lip Sync Winners and CHS Math teachers Mr. McCormick and Mr. Smith show off their prize for lip singing the song “What I’ve Been Looking For” from ‘High School Musical.’ Districtwide • Dr. Mary Bourque met with Senator…

Letters to the Editor

Forbes Park Approval a Disaster for Neighbors Dear Editor, After speaking out against the Forbes Park site due to parking issues and the flow of traffic it will cause the abutting neighborhoods, I was very upset to see the Zoning…

Hands-free Driving Makes Sense

Recent statistics indicate that the single-biggest cause of motor vehicle accidents these days can be attributed generally to what is known as “distracted driving.” According to some reports, more Americans now are killed on our roads because of distracted driving…

Bruins Beat

by Bob Morello Bruins look to start new win streak The saying is: “All good things must come to an end.” I’m not a believer of that saying, but the Bruins’ back-to-back losses to Pittsburgh and Columbus, for the first…

Obituaries 03-14-2019

Rita Alma Moscatelli Aug. 14, 1932 — March 12, 2019 Rita Alma (Gallant) Moscatelli, a lifelong resident of Chelsea, passed away on Tuesday, March 12 at the Eastpointe Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Chelsea where she had been receiving supportive…