Category: Editorials

Luigi Mangione is not a Hero

It was a sad, sad sign of our times last week to see individuals holding “Free Luigi Mangione” signs outside of the courthouse in New York City where Mangione made a court appearance. Mangione is facing state and federal charges…

Happy Rosh Hashanah

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, will start at sundown this coming Monday (September 22) and will end at sunset on Wednesday (September 24). During the three days of festivities, members of the Jewish faith will gather with family and…

Letters to the Editor

Thank you to our DSPs for providing care, dignity to so many To the Editor, Since 2008, the second week of September has been designated Direct Support Professionals (DSP) Recognition Week to honor the hundreds of thousands of human services workers…

Residents Celebrate Chelsea Day

Residents celebrated “Chelsea Day” Saturday with a road race that attracted 500 runners, a parade down Broadway, and a special presentation on stage by the Chelsea contingent that brought national recognition to the city by winning the National Civic League’s…

Michelle (Moore) Sherman

Those of us of the Baby Boom generation who grew up in Chelsea in the 1960s and ‘70s lost another connection to our city’s past with the passing this past Saturday of Michelle (Moore) Sherman following a courageous battle with…

Letter to the Editor

Tanairi Garcia — Raised by Chelsea, Fighting for Chelsea To the Editor, I grew up in the heart of Chelsea. I went to our public schools, walked the same streets our kids walk today, and proudly graduated from Chelsea High,…