Spring Sports!

Attention all residents of Revere, Chelsea, and Everett! Your voices matter, and your concerns are important to us! Join us for a special gathering where you can meet face-to-face with your State Delegation representatives and senators.

What’s on the agenda? Well, besides some delicious coffee and donuts, we’re here to talk about matters that are close to your heart! Whether it’s community development, education, healthcare, or anything else that you feel passionate about, this is your chance to have your say and make a difference.

We’re thrilled to announce that the date for our CONNECT open house is officially set in stone!  Last time, a snowstorm had other plans, but this time, nothing’s stopping us! Join us for a fantastic opportunity to meet the CONNECT team and discover the wide range of services we offer. From rental assistance to job search aid, financial workshops to MassHealth applications, SNAP benefits, and beyond – we’re here to connect you with the resources you need. Don’t miss out – mark your calendars and get ready to CONNECT!

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Downtown Broadway Utility Improvement

The City will undertake water, sewage, drainage, and fiber optic improvements along the Broadway corridor. The project limits will span from City Hall Ave to Williams St and a portion of Washington Ave, from City Hall Ave to Bellingham Square.

Construction start is slated for Spring 2024. Join the City Manager, Fidel Maltez, at the upcoming Community Outreach meeting hosted by the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce to learn more about this project.
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Mejora de los servicios públicos del centro de Broadway

La Ciudad realizará mejoras en el agua, el alcantarillado, el drenaje y la fibra óptica a lo largo del corredor de Broadway. Los límites del proyecto abarcarán desde City Hall Ave hasta Williams St y una parte de Washington Ave, desde City Hall Ave hasta Bellingham Square.

El inicio de la construcción está programado para la primavera de 2024. El administrador de la ciudad, Fidel Maltez, participara en la próxima reunión comunitaria organizada por la Cámara de Comercio de Chelsea para brindar más información sobre este proyecto.

The Chelsea Public Library Presents – A Solar Eclipse Viewing Party on April 8th from 2pm-4pm on City Hall Lawn!

A total solar eclipse happens when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, completely blocking the face of the Sun, causing the sky to darken. While Massachusetts won’t witness a total eclipse, Chelsea area residents are in for a treat as a partial eclipse unfolds in the afternoon sky. We will be experiencing a partial eclipse of about 93% totality (cloud coverage may impact visibility).

In partnership with STAR Net’s SEAL Initiative the library has a limited number of solar eclipse glasses to give out for free.

Chelsea residents with a library card in good standing can obtain one pair of glasses per family, on a first-come, first-serve basis.

It is never safe to look directly at the sun, and an eclipse is no different. The only way you can safely protect your eyes is with certified eclipse viewing glasses from a reliable source. Regular sunglasses, camera lenses, binoculars, or a telescope are NOT safe. Without the correct protective means, the sun can cause severe eye damage. For more information on safe eclipse viewing and alternatives visit the American Astronomical Society site: https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety