By Cary Shuman The Everett City Council voted to delay action on placing a nonbinding referendum on the ballot to determine whether Everett residents favor a professional soccer stadium being built on lower Broadway until its Aug. 11 meeting. The…
Healey-Driscoll Admin. Adds more Listening Sessions to Gather Public Feedback for Statewide K-12 Graduation Requirements
Special to the Recordl After receiving overwhelming participation from a series of statewide listening sessions and online survey this Spring, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced it is offering two additional virtual listening sessions, including one specifically for students, to inform Governor…
NeighborHealth Celebrates 30 Years of Complex Care at Annual Art of Health Care Gala
On Thursday, June 5, 2025, NeighborHealth hosted its annual Art of Health Care fundraising gala at Boston’s historic Fenway Park, attracting nearly 400 attendees to support NeighborHealth’s mission of building healthier communities together. During the event, NeighborHealth’s CATCH (Children’s Access…
South Boston Beaches’ Water Once Again Ranked Among the Safest for Beachgoers
Special to the Record In the 2024 Beach Season Water Quality Report Card by Save the Harbor/Save the Bay, the data has shown that South Boston’s beaches remain the cleanest urban beaches in the country. Pleasure Bay and City Point…
Iran Finally Reaps What it is has Sown
The decision by President Donald Trump to assist the Israeli effort in setting back Iran’s nuclear weapons program should be applauded by every person who realizes that Iran’s attainment of nuclear weaponry would be disastrous for the world. The Russian…
The Gay Rights Movement Began 56 Years Ago this Week
Although Gay Pride Month is observed for the entire month of June, we wish to make note of the specific date and events of June 28, 1969, when a series of riots and demonstrations against a police raid at the…
The Road to Denver
CHA Picks Developer for Fitzpatrick/Prattville Project
By Adam Swift Last month, the Chelsea Housing Authority Board of Commissioners voted to designate the Joseph J. Corcoran and the John M. Corcoran companies as the redevelopment partners with the CHA for the 13 acres of its Fitzpatrick and…
Chelsea to Reconstruct Park and Pearl Street Intersection
Special to the Record Chelsea has been awarded $12 million in anticipated federal and state funding to redesign and reconstruct its Park and Pearl Street intersection from the Boston Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (MPO) Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). City officials said…
Chelsea Seeks All-America City Award at National Civic League Program in Denver
By Cary Shuman A 35-member contingent consisting of city officials, community leaders, and residents will head to Denver next week for the National Civic League’s All-America City Award program. Denver is known as the Mile High City and City Manager…
Community Invited to Speak Up about Housing, Public Safety, Traffic, and more at Workshops
Special to the Record What do you need to stay and thrive in Chelsea? What do you want the city to look like for your kids? The City of Chelsea and the Chelsea ¡Pa’Lante, Onward! planning team invite all residents…
DiDomenico Secures Budget Language to Improve Access to Seal of Biliteracy
Special to the Record Through the Fiscal Year 2026 Senate budget, Senator DiDomenico passed an amendment that will ensure all eligible students can continue to take advantage of the Seal of Biliteracy. The Seal is an award that recognizes high…