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, ...
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 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 ...
The Chelsea City Manager’s office is hosting a second Community Budget Meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 15, at the Chelsea Senior Center, located at 10 Riley Way (behind Chelsea Fire Headquarters).
Since its founding, Chelsea has been a city of immigrants. Waves of new arrivals have come here seeking refuge and a new beginning, and with each new generation, our community has grown stronger and ...
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 ...
Site users can request and obtain information about the synagogue’s services, programs, volunteer opportunities, and how to connect with congregants, become a Temple member, and support it with online ...
Bonita had known Ginny from a slight distance in the past. “Our families knew each other because we’re Eastern Orthodox,” recalled Corinne. “I went to school with her brother, Andy. I knew of Ginny, ...
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 ...
We would like to take a moment to make note of the passing this past week of Virginia “Ginny” Diranian, a member of the prominent Diranian family who operated the famed Avenue Restaurant across from ...
One city councilor stated that the city should take a look at its sanctuary city status in the light of the Trump administration potentially withholding federal funding from cities with that status.
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 ...
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