Special to the Record Wulf’s Fish, a leader in New England’s seafood industry, is looking into relocating to Chelsea’s industrial area at 1 Justin Drive. City officials said the potential move will boost the city’s economy, and bring 150 local…
Chelsea Partners with Red Sox Foundation, CPS, and Chelsea Youth Pride to Offer Free Registration for Youth Baseball and Softball
Special to the Record The City of Chelsea has announced that registration for Chelsea Pride Youth Baseball and Softball will be free this year for all participants thanks to support from the City, the Red Sox Foundation, Chelsea Public Schools,…
City Manager Maltez Issues Statement on Recent ICE Activity in Chelsea
Special to the Record Actions over the past two weeks by federal immigration officers have raised fear in our community to unprecedented levels. I want to take a moment to speak directly to Chelsea’s immigrant community. As City Manager, it…
Mensaje del Administrador de la Cuidad de Chelsea
Las acciones de los agentes federales de inmigración durante las últimas dos semanas han aumentado el miedo en nuestra comunidad a niveles sin precedentes. Quiero tomar un momento para hablar directamente con la comunidad inmigrante de Chelsea. Como City Manager…
Three Arrested following Major Drug Trafficking Investigation
Three people, including two from Chelsea, were arrested at a Chelsea apartment last Thursday and are facing drug trafficking charges. On Thursday, March 27, at approximately 6 a.m., the Metro North Swat Team assisted Chelsea and Revere police detectives in…
The City of Chelsea Officials Invite Community Members and Visitors to Explore Local Historic Governor Bellingham Cary House Museum
Special to the Record The City of Chelsea, in partnership with the Governor Bellingham Cary House Museum, is thrilled to announce a series of public Open Houses and exciting historical programming this spring as part of the City’s festivities celebrating…
Tsekrekas: Ginny was Like My Sister and An Aunt to My Children
By Cary Shuman Debbi Rodman Tsekrekas, a cousin through marriage to her husband, said lovingly, “Ginny was like my sister, and she was an aunt to my children. She is a cousin, but for me, she was much more than…
Corinne Bonita: Our Friendship Never Faltered
By Cary Shuman When Corinne Bonita worked at the former Broadway National Bank in Bellingham Square, she would often make the walk across the busy square to the Avenue Restaurant. It was there that her close friendship with Virginia “Ginny”…
Mass Audubon, GreenRoots, and The Neighborhood Developers Plan New Climate Resilient Park with Housing at Forbes Site
Special to the Record The Superior Court has approved an offer submitted by Mass Audubon, the largest nature-based conservation organization in New England, with the support of its partners, GreenRoots, a leading environmental justice nonprofit based in Chelsea, and The…
Temple Emmanuel’s New Website: An Online Gateway to Community and Tradition
By Sara Lee Callahan Temple Emmanuel of Chelsea recently unveiled its modernized website—an inviting and inspiring online space that blends history, tradition, and community engagement. The new site’s enriched historical content and enhanced accessibility offer visitors a compelling story about…
Leonard Florence Center for Living Hosts Memorable Wedding for Two Chelsea Residents
Special to the Record The café at the Leonard Florence Center for Living (LFCL), part of Chelsea Jewish Lifecare, was transformed into a beautiful wedding venue when Maria Acosta married finance Stanley Emerson on March 25. Maria’s dad, Omar Acosta,…
Plastics: It’s Even Worse Than We Thought
We recently wrote about the pervasiveness of plastics not only in our environment, but also in our bodies. However, as ominous as we thought things were at the time we wrote those words, more-recent revelations by scientists across the globe…