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Police Briefs 05-16-2013

May 16, 2013
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May 5 Jean Day, 59, address unknown, was arrested for warrant misdemeanor default. Jeff M. Bosquet, 30, of 120 Vernal Street, Everett, was arrested for shoplifting. Louis Ayala, 20, of 15 Bowditch Road, Falmouth, was arrested for prostitution, intimidation of witness and assault. May 6 Kwame Bell, 17, of 334 Ferry Street, Everett, was...

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CHS Frosh-soph.Boys Win CAC Title

May 16, 2013
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The freshmen and sophomores of the Chelsea High boys outdoor track team easily handled all of the competition in Tuesday’s Commonwealth Athletic Conference Freshman and Sophomore Meet, racking up 166 points to claim the league championship. Leading the way for Coach Don Fay’s contingent of young Red Devils was Jeffrey Estrada, who won the...

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Obituaries 05-16-2013

May 16, 2013
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Claude Joseph Troville, Sr. Chef and Baker, Once Owned “Dad’s Bakery” on Central Avenue in Chelsea Claude Joseph Troville, Sr. passed away at the Chelsea Soldiers Home on May 3 after a long illness.  He was 84 years old. Born in South Hero, Vermont, he was the son of the late Thomas J. and...

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Chelsea Softball League Begins Season at Carter Park

May 9, 2013
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Chelsea Softball League Begins Season at Carter Park

A new Chelsea softball league opened its season Sunday at Carter Park. Two of the teams are La Familia and the Astros.

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S&P Raises City’s Credit Grade to AA-

May 9, 2013
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Local officials were ecstatic with the news that Standard & Poor’s had increased Chelsea’s credit rating to AA- last week – one of the highest tier municipal credit ratings. “We’re thrilled,” exclaimed City Manager Jay Ash, who led the effort to increase the City’s rating from A+. “There are many positive signals as to...

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Richie Clayman: One of a Kind

May 9, 2013
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Whenever the name of Richie Clayman came up in a conversation, the phrase you always heard in reference to him was, “What a great guy.” For those of a certain age and milieu, there was no higher tribute. Richie Clayman was a Baby Boomer who bridged the old and the new. He both understood...

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Red Devils Drop Two Contests in Extra Innings

May 9, 2013
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The Chelsea High baseball team dropped its three contests this past week, two of them in extra innings. For the hard-luck Red Devil nine, the extra inning losses marked their third such defeat in the past five games. Last Wednesday at Shawsheen, Daniel Velastegui tossed a gem for the Red Devils in a 5-4...

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Obituaries 05-09-2013

May 9, 2013
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Richard Clayman, Esq. Attorney Richard I. Clayman of Revere, formerly of Chelsea, died on May 1. The founder of the Law Firm of Clayman and Dodge in Chelsea, he was the beloved husband of Deborah A. (Bradley) Clayman; devoted and loving father of Katie Clayman Huggard and her husband, Josh of Swampscott and Erica...

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Markey, Gomez Carry Chelsea: Veteran Congressman Versus Newcomer in Final

May 2, 2013
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We congratulate U.S. Senate candidates, Congressman Edward J. Markey and Gabriel E. Gomez, on their impressive statewide victories in the Democratic and Republican primaries Tuesday. It was great to see our our former congressman, who has represented the district for 37 years, receive the highest vote total among all candidates in the city. The...

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Vega’s Two Hitter Paces Chelsea Win

May 2, 2013
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Carlos Vega tossed a complete game two hitter and helped his own cause with a home run to lead the Chelsea High baseball team to an 11-1 win over Minuteman Regional last Wednesday at the local ballfield. “Carlos was super,” said CHS head coach Alan Beausoleil of Vega’s performance in which Carlos struck out...

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