Chelsea Jewish Lifecare was the first to announce it would require all employees to be vaccinated for the COVID-19 virus, an effort to boost vaccination levels higher to keep staff and patients more safe. Legacy Lifecare President Adam Berman said…
Author: Seth Daniel
1-Year-Old Boy Hit and Killed Tragically on Bellingham Street
A small boy was struck and killed accidentally in front of 74 Bellingham St. on Saturday, July 10, by a livery driver who was pulling out of the driveway with a passenger. The Massachusetts State Police and Chelsea Police are…
First-Ever Regional Climate Office Begins Operations in Chelsea City Hall
Two climate-related managers that will work on projects in Chelsea, Revere and Winthrop are now on board, both with great experience, and ready to tackle projects as part of a new regional effort. Darya Mattes had been hired as the…
Council to Discuss Eminent Domain Taking Process for Vacant Parcels
The summer might signal a civic break for the City Council, but July looks to host at least a couple of interesting meetings for the body to take part in. On July 26, the Council will hold a Subcommittee on…
Sixth Annual Let It Fly Hoops Tourney to Return in August
The sixth annual Let It Fly Classic will return to Highland Park this summer in conjunction with the Chelsea Black Community (CBC) to raise money for scholarship and highlight some of the best players in the area on the hardcourt.…
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Chelsea Public Library Programs: Craft Kits, Summer Reading, and Storytimes •The animal cube craft kits are available while supplies last. Pick-up times are: *Monday, Tuesday, and Friday – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. *Wednesday and Thursday – 10 a.m. to…
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Chelsea Public Library Programs: “Grab and Go” Craft Kits, Storytimes, and Summer Reading •The Penguin craft kits are available while supplies last. Pick-up times are: *Monday, Tuesday, and Friday – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. *Wednesday and Thursday – 10…
Cannabis Dispensary to Be Sited at Former King Arthur’s Site
A full-service cannabis dispensary is preparing to open on the border of Everett and Chelsea in the next few months on the site of one of the most infamous adult entertainment venues in the region – a first-class operation that…
City Council Wades Into Contentious Zoning Changes Again
Kathleen Clark of Warren Avenue has had enough trauma from 80 Warren Ave., and came to the City Council for the second time in her life on Monday night to try to prevent a second round of trauma caused by…
Big Push for Non-Citizen Voting in Local Elections
After getting shot down during the Charter Review process last year, several residents appeared at Monday’s City Council meeting to support a Home Rule Petition put in by Councilor Melinda Vega Maldonado to allow non-citizens in Chelsea to be able…