Governor Maura Healey today signed a new law protecting students’ freedom to read and keeping book bans out of Massachusetts schools and public libraries. Signed at the Franklin Public Library, the oldest public library in the United States, the law…
Healey-Driscoll Administration awards 5.5 million to train over 1,600 jobseekers for in-demand careers
The Healey-Driscoll Administration recently announced $15.5 million in Career Technical Initiative (CTI) grants to 24 organizations to train 1,636 individuals for careers in high-demand occupations within the skilled trades, construction, and manufacturing sectors across Massachusetts. The administration also awarded a…
Salads score despite recalls
This is a great time of year to add salads to your menu. However, with the recent recalls of lettuce, some of you might be dodging this option. Let us remind you that there are salads from all over the…
NeighborHealth promotes safe summer riding through annual Children’s Bike Safety Day
NeighborHealth hosted its annual Children’s Bike Safety Day at the East Boston Farmers Market earlier this week, bringing together local families for an afternoon focused on bike safety, healthy outdoor activity and community connection. With support from Boston Children’s Hospital,…
Massport to begin Phase 2 of runway safety work at Boston Logan
Kowloon is set to host an ‘End of Summer Dance Party’ starring Tavares; concert scheduled for Sept. 12
Zonta Club celebrates a successful comedy fundraiser
The Zonta Club of Chelsea and North Shore celebrated a successful comedy fundraiser on Thursday evening, July16, at Giggles Comedy Club in Saugus. An impressive crowd on a steamy summer night enjoyed the comedy of Johnny Pizzi, Arthur Januario (the…
Chelsea hiring poll workers
The City of Chelsea is hiring poll workers for the upcoming September 1 State Primary and November 3 State Election. Chelsea’s open election roles include inspectors who are an integral part of every election. Poll workers receive up to $230…
July was the hottest month on record in the U.S.
Fire department responds to Summit Ave gas leak
Fire department responds to Summit Ave gas leak The Chelsea Fire Department responded to a gas leak on Summit Avenue after a contractor struck a gas line in the area shortly after 1 p.m. on Tuesday, August 4. Firefighters promptly…
