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Wall of Chelsea building leaning toward street
CHELSEA, Mass. -- The intersection of Division and Park Street in Chelsea has been roped off and aA police detail will be in place throughout the weekend because of concerns that a wall of a nearby building may fall into the street.
Save-a-lot Food Store Closing Its Doors
A food shopping institution on the Revere-Malden line will close its doors this Sunday after decades serving the residents in and around Linden Square.
New Legislation Being Debated May Benefit Local Breweries
Dockside Restaurant and Bar had its official ribbon cutting Wednesday afternoon which was well attended.
Clean up crews in ROCA's KEY program have been sprucing up the streets of Chelsea lately, and it isn't a volunteer effort.
US senator seeks probe of Chelsea housing authority
A top U.S. senator has asked federal housing officials to make a deeper probe into a troubled Massachusetts housing authority, where top managers are allowed to live in subsidized housing while hundreds of low-income families languish on waiting lists.
Assault Charge Sought for Peabody Teen in Incident at High School
The following excerpts are from reports in the Peabody Police Department press log from Feb.
Dracut housing officials face calls to step down over McLaughlin ties
Two elected town officials said some Dracut Housing Authority commissioners are no longer fit to serve because of their ties to former Chelsea Housing Authority Director Michael McLaughlin.
Celebrating Black History Month
Send an email that includes a link to this page. You can specify multiple To Addresses separated by semi-colons. February is Black History Month.
Ash Files $5.6 Million Capital Improvement Plan
More streets will get resurfaced, water and sewer lines replaced, sidewalks repaired, public buildings renovated and equipment replaced as a result of the $5.6 million capital improvement plan filed by City Manager Jay Ash with the City Council this past week.
Bus Craziness: Chelsea MBTA Driver Faked Crime to Collect Worker's Compensation
Chelsea has come a long way in fighting crime, and according to local officials, the last thing the city needs is to have to fight crime that doesn't exist.
Singleton is an Airman Leadership School instructor assigned to Shaw Air Force Base.
Bus on chopping block is 'lifeline' for veterans
Richard Weir is the Herald's new "T" beat reporter, covering a subway and bus system that moves 1.3 million people every day and is the lifeblood of the city.
Evidence theft prompts Chelsea clerka s move
Kevin Murphy was sent from his job at the Chelsea court to Salem District Court as state police, prosecutors and the court system investigate the theft.
For thousands of daily commuters over the Tobin Bridge, Chelsea is just a fleeting glimpse of a tiny, tightly-packed little city under the bridge.
$3 billion cargo of gold, platinum and diamonds found off Cape
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T worker to be arraigned for alleged shooting fraud
Nancy Parker, 53, of Burlington was fired by the MBTA after the October 2007 incident, according to the Suffolk district attorney's office.
I-Team: Clerk Reassigned After Guns Vanish From Chelsea Court
Prosecutors lay out the evidence in a criminal case in Chelsea District Court as the court finds itself in the spotlight of an investigation after some key evidence in other cases goes missing.
Connect Program Launched in Chelsea
The Federal Reserve Bank in Boston and a Boston legal firm were at the nexus last Thursday of a groundbreaking human services collaboration in Chelsea that could set the standard for the rest of the country.
1934: Provincetown in danger of becoming an island; 2006: Insurance policies pulled on Cape Cod
Dedicated to Sagamore Beach Real Estate in the town of Bourne Massachusetts. This quaint town, surrounded by beautiful beaches and friendly people, is certainly an enjoyable place to live.
Lt. Gov. Murray Announces $11 Million Increase in Veterans Services in FY13 Budget
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray today announced that the Patrick-Murray Administration's Fiscal Year 2013A budget will include $11.25 million in increased funding to enhance vital services for Massachusetts veterans and their families.