Many of the devices we use in our daily lives—phones, tablets, laptops, tools, toys, e-bikes, and scooters, to name a few—run on rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which store high amounts of energy in a small space. If the batteries are damaged…
Month: October 2026
CHS senior named a Commended Student in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program
Chelsea Public Schools is proud to announce that Chelsea High School senior Sebastian Molina Regil has been recognized in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program as a Commended Student. Sebastian was recognized for being among the top 50,000 students who…
An expensive winter ahead
The war with Iran already has cost U.S. consumers more than $100 billion in direct costs for our gasoline purchases. That’s about $800 per family since the war began in February — and that figure is increasing every day that…
18th annual ALS & MS Walk for Living to be held October 18
For people living with ALS, MS, and other disabling conditions, life can change dramatically after a diagnosis. But at the Leonard Florence Center for Living in Chelsea, a diagnosis does not mean giving up the things that bring joy, adventure,…
Chelsea’s Rodriguez Vivar honored with Latino Excellence Award
Representative Judith García (D-Chelsea) is proud to announce that Eduardo Rodriguez Vivar has been awarded the Latino Excellence Award for the 11th Suffolk District. The award, hosted annually by the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus, honors Latino leaders, trailblazers,…
City considers eliminating parking minimums to spur housing production
The City will host community meetings on the topic on Thursday, October 8, 6–8 p.m., at GreenRoots, and Tuesday, October 20, 6–8 p.m., at the Chelsea Senior Center, and is collecting questions for a “Frequently Asked Questions” webpage. As part…
Dr. Abeyta honored as First Premio América Unida Award recipient at Harvard Graduate School of Education event
Chelsea Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Almi G. Abeyta received the inaugural Premio América Unida award at the América Unida gathering at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) on Friday, September 25. Premio América Unida recognizes leaders who demonstrate what…
High Tea Event at Gov Bellingham Cary House
On a recent Sunday afternoon, September 13, High Tea was served in the front parlors of the Governor Bellingham Cary House. The fundraiser was a sold out event and many of the attendees arrived eloquently dressed. While sipping tea and…
Chelsea Planning Board to take up vote on master plan at October meeting
For the past two years, work has been underway on Chelsea’s first comprehensive plan in more than 50 years. The process is now coming close to a conclusion. Last week, the planning board held a public hearing on the Chelsea…
Chelsea High School Class of 1966 holds its 60th Reunion
The Chelsea High School Class of 1966 celebrated its 60th Reunion at the beautiful home of Leon Weinstein, a popular member of the class and a former CHS football captain. The guests enjoyed delicious hors d’ouevres and sumptuous main courses…