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Wonderland Closed – After 75 years the Greyhound Park locks its doors with little fanfare
A simple sign hung on the front door Thursday morning at Wonderland Greyhound Park. There were no press conferences held or historic photos rolled out, leaving many Chelsea residents without a job. It was Revere’s largest employer also, for decades and its claim to fame for years just sputtered out of existence with only a handful... »
State $$$ Funding City Roadway Projects
Special to the Record To hear Representative Eugene O’Flaherty talk about it, State funding for local roadway projects is always a hot topic for debate at the State House. While he was joined by Senator Sal DiDomenico and City officials last week to view another project funded with Chapter 90 roadway funds from the State,... »
All-Chelsea Awards nominations sought
Special to the Record Nominations are currently being solicited for the Ninth Annual “All-Chelsea Awards.” The awards are given to recipients who have distinguished themselves, improved the lives of local residents or enhanced the city’s overall civic standing. Ten individuals and entities will be recognized in a variety of categories. “There are so many working so... »
Pedestrian death under State Police investigation
The tragic death of a 56 year- old Chelsea man last week continues to be the subject of a State Police Accident Reconstruction Team investigation. Chelsea Police are also conducting an investigation. The officer involved in the accident has been placed on paid administrative leave. Conflicting reports by alleged eyewitnesses about whether or not the blue lights... »
Grand opening – Governor Patrick tours Leonard Florence Center for Learning
Governor Deval Patrick delivered stirring remarks to a large crowd of dignitaries and residents following a tour of the Leonard Florence Center for Living – the nation’s first specialized ALS Residence last Friday morning. The governor’s cabinet held its weekly meeting in private at the facility. All the cabinet members were present and toured the LFCL... »
DiDomenico-Flaherty contest intensifying
During a morning visit to Chelsea to celebrate the arrival of a new, $470,000 fire truck for the Chelsea Fire Department earlier this week, Senator Sal DiDomenico said he was working hard to get himself re-elected. “I am taking nothing for granted. We are working hard throughout the district – and especially in Cambridge,” he... »
7th Annual Taste of Chelsea set for September 20
Advance tickets are now on sale for the 7th Annual Taste of Chelsea event, set for Monday, September 20 from 5 to 8 p.m. at 62 Broadway in Chelsea. The Chelsea Chamber of Commerce, has partnered with HarborCOV and local and area food purveyors since 2004 to present the Taste of Chelsea as a way... »
Jonathan Carvalho charged with murder
Jonathan Carvalho, 20, of East Boston, who grew-up in Chelsea and is well known here, was ordered held without bail and was officially charged with the August 10 homicide of 29-year-old Luis Rodriguez of Chelsea. He was additionally charged with unlawfully carrying a firearm and unlawful possession of ammunition. He allegedly shot Rodriguez 5... »
Public input sought on City Manager yearly evaluation
It is once again evaluation time for City Manager Jay Ash. It is a yearly ritual, weighing and measuring the city manager’s performance. In order to facilitate a wide variety of responses, City Council President Leo Robinson is seeking the public’s help making these evaluations. The Council’s annual review of the City Manager’s performance is required... »
Authorities investigating shooting of Chelsea man
By John Lynds and Joshua Resnek Chelsea and State Police are investigating a Tuesday afternoon shooting that left a 29-year-old Chelsea resident dead. Chelsea Police responded to a report of a gunshot victim inside the public housing complex at 230 Central Ave on Wednesday. Officers arrived with emergency medical personnel and administered first aid to... »
