By Seth Daniel As the cast and crew started rehearsing for ‘Hamlet’ in the PORT Park last week, the mildly sunny day soon gave way to a heavy, thick fog that rolled in off the Chelsea Creek and covered the…
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Matty and Steve Powers Receive State Certification for Sober House in Lynn
By Cary Shuman The Powers family has done much to make Chelsea a better city. Steve Powers and his younger brother, Matty Powers, are now spreading their kindness to other communities, notably the city of Lynn. The Mass. Department of…
Up Close With Dinosaurs
Chelsea children gathered on the front lawn of City Hall for the first day of Chelsea Read’s Park by Park. Children had the chance to see real fossils of dinosaurs and learn about how they lived and died. Pictured is…
A Clean Ride
Firefighter Angel Arrieta washes Ladder Two on Wednesday morning with Galvin Marenco at the Engine 3 house on Broadway.
Fire Breaks Out at Elderly Housing Development
By Paul Koolloian On Saturday July 2nd at 2:10 pm Chelsea Fire Fighters responded to Box 236 located at the Elderly Housing Development at Sixth and Walnut Streets. Upon arrival crews from E2 and T1 under the command of Deputy…
One North of Boston Dedicates Gym in Francis Cronin’s Honor
On June 8 2016, One North of Boston, a luxury apartment complex in Chelsea, MA, invited members of their community and team to witness the unveiling of their completed gymnasium, dedicated to the memory of Francis Cronin. One North is managed…
“Superstar” Prosecutor Lauded for Service to Residents of Chelsea
A Suffolk prosecutor assigned to Chelsea District Court was honored recently for her community-minded work in and out of the courtroom, District Attorney Daniel F. Conley said. During the 13th Annual Suffolk Awards, held last month at Suffolk University Law…
Chelsea Collaborative Celebrates Unveiling of Workers Rights Mural
On May 31st, members of the Chelsea Collaborative, Chelsea city councilors, workers rights activists and Chelsea Community members gathered for the unveiling of the Chelsea Collaborative’s new workers rights mural. The mural creator, artist Nancy Guevara met with members of…
Residents,City Work Together to Make Cleaning Up A Year-Round Affair
By Seth Daniel Over the last few years, the Chelsea Shines event on Earth Day has brought out hundreds of people to help spruce up the City at the start of spring, but participants in the effort, such as Sharon…
City Conducts Flag Raising Ceremony in Coordination with Gay Pride Month
By Cary Shuman City Councillor Matt Frank, Jimmy Dwyer, and John Valinch organized a ceremony celebrating June as National Gay Pride Month for the first time in the city’s history. Dwyer presided over the ceremony that was held June 18…