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The Connecticut River flows for 410 miles until it empties into Long Island Sound at this lighthouse on Saybrook Jetty.
The Final Cut a " Gus the Barber ends a long career on Revere Street
For the past several decades, therea s one barber on Revere Street who has been a cut above everyone else - and that would be Gus Pecoraro, otherwise known as Gus the Barber.
It was a bloody scene in Chelsea after a man was found stabbed in the street. It happened around 10 p.m. last night.
Cahill positions himself as the candidate for Everyman
Of all the candidates vying for the State House's corner office next year, there's one gubernatorial candidate who, if elected, would be standing up for the average Joe.
Public helps police with break-in arrests
The vigilance of neighbors combined with heads-up police work led to arrests on consecutive nights of suspects charged with breaking into cars downtown, police Capt.
Mass. immigrant tuition bill to get new push
CHELSEA, Mass. a " Immigrant advocates are getting ready to push Massachusetts lawmakers to pass legislation that would allow undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition at state colleges.Lawmakers are expected to revisit the issue three years after House lawmakers soundly rejected a similar bill.But this time activists say they have cultivated ...
State Offers First Set Of Real-Time MBTA Transit Data To Developers
The MBTA is taking its first significant step toward offering real-time information on where its buses are and when they'll get to the next stop.
Going Green a " Chelsea Jewish Foundation Awarded Grant for New Green House Nursing Home
The Chelsea Jewish Foundation was recently awarded a $75,000 grant by The Boston Foundation.
Stimulus dollars set for family housing
The Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership and Heading Home will use $4.5 million in federal stimulus funds to move more than 700 homeless families being sheltered in area motels and hotels into housing.
Last week, I had the privilege and the pleasure of presenting the winning Project of the Year Award to Market Basket representative Kevin Fioli at the Chelsea Awards Night held at City Hall.
4th Annual Chelsea Family Literacy Day November 7
The Chelsea Library will be the scene of the Fourth Annual Family Literacy Day this Saturday, Nov.
Cooke's Seafood Restaurant Serving award-winning seafood for over 25 years! Serving only the freshest, highest quality seafood.
Chelsea officials ponder revenue sources
City councilors meet as a committee of the whole at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall to discuss ways to increase revenue.
Area municipalities relieved by Patrick's local aid plans
Area municipal leaders are breathing a sigh of relief after Governor Deval Patrick spared cities and towns from the brunt of the spending cuts he announced last week.
Another convicted sex offender arrested at MGH
Francis Pelosi, 56, of Boston, was arrested around 7 p.m. yesterday after he locked himself in an emergency-department men's room at Massachusetts General Hospital, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports.
Seasonal flu is upon us, go get the shot
I headed down to the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center's free flu clinic Saturday and stood in line with hundreds of residents from Chelsea, Revere, Winthrop and, of course, East Boston.
Appeals court upholds Chelsea murder conviction
The Massachusetts Appeals Court this week affirmed the murder conviction of a Chelsea man who stabbed a Lynn father of three to death at a Chelsea produce market seven years ago, Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley announced.
a The Wonderful World of Dissociaa at Chelsea Theatre
Lisa has lost an hour of her life that landed in the State of Dissocia, a wonderland of eccentric logic, delights, and dangers.
Sleeping out to raise awareness of climate issues
Tufts students in the environmentally oriented Leadership Campaign slept out on the Academic Quad last weekend, the first of many sleep-outs to promote climate legislation in Massachusetts.