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Chelsea Police mourns death of department detective
Chelsea Police is mourning the loss of one of its detectives, the police department announced on Sunday. Scott Conley, 52, died suddenly on March 15 following a “lengthy illness,” according to a statement by the police department. Conley, a United States Army veteran, had worked on the Chelsea Police Department since February 22, 1996. Conley’s was assigned to the Department’s…
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Teen shot behind Home Depot in Chelsea, police say
A 17-year-old was shot Friday behind a Home Depot in Chelsea, Massachusetts, police say. The male victim was shot around 7 p.m. in rear of the store on Revere Beach Parkway, according to authorities. Police say the victim was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital iwht injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening. Investigators are searching the area for the…
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Likely cause of Chelsea fire that displaced dozens of residents revealed
Fire officials have released the likely cause of a fire in Chelsea, Massachusetts, last week that displaced dozens of residents. The fire, which burned two buildings and damaged two others, started on a rear porch and fire officials said Tuesday it might have been caused by the careless disposal of smoking materials. No conclusive determination on the cause was reached…
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33 people forced from homes by Chelsea fire
Dozens of people were displaced by a massive fire Friday in Chelsea.
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Families forced from homes when fire rips through Chelsea buildings
No one was hurt in the fire on Maverick Street Friday, but two firefighters were rescued when they became trapped during the call.
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Dozens forced from their homes by fire in Chelsea
A raging fire in Chelsea, Massachusetts, consumed several multi-family homes Friday morning, leaving around 40 people displaced at least for the night. The flames spread quickly and firefighters from several cities were called in to extinguish the blaze on Maverick Street. Chelsea Fire Chief Leonard Albanese said the fire is believed to have started in the back of one of…
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Arrest made after deadly hit-and-run
A man was arrested in Chelsea two months after a deadly crash in Charlestown.
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Man arrested in deadly Charlestown hit-and-run crash near Encore
A man was arrested in a deadly December hit-and-run in Boston’s Charlestown neighborhood, near the Encore casino, on Friday, police said. Jaydon A. Colon, 22, was arrested on Carter Street in Chelsea Friday morning at 7:45, local police said. He was wanted on charges including motor vehicle homicide by reckless operation. Boston police were seen making an arrest Friday morning…
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New day shelter opens Tuesday in Chelsea for migrants
In an effort to alleviate the migrant shelter crisis in Massachusetts, a nonprofit in Chelsea opened its doors on Tuesday for people in need of homes.
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Rollover crashes cause major traffic delays on Tobin Bridge
Major delays were reported Tuesday morning after two rollover crashes on Route 1 south on the Tobin Bridge near the Boston-Chelsea line.
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Major delays due to 2 rollover crashes on Route 1 south on Tobin Bridge
Major delays are being reported following two rollover crashes on Route 1 south on the Tobin Bridge near the Chelsea-Boston line. There was no immediate word on any injuries. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation said in a social media post that the right and center lanes are closed and delays should be expected. The scene was cleared and all lanes…
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Chelsea nonprofit opens as day shelter for migrants
A nonprofit in Chelsea, Massachusetts, opened its doors Tuesday as a day shelter for people in need of homes. La Colaborativa — or the Collaborative in English — had been working with the state for several weeks to make room inside their offices and be able to shelter 200 people during the day. “In total right now, we have 212 people,…
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Nonprofit in Chelsea to open as day shelter
La Colaborativa, a nonprofit in Chelsea, Massachusetts, will open its doors as a day shelter for people with nowhere to go. That shelter is set to open for the first time Tuesday.
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Chelsea nonprofit opening day shelter to help those in need
A nonprofit in Chelsea, Massachusetts, will open a day shelter for migrants and residents in need of homes. This comes at a time when shelters across Massachusetts remain full. La Colaborativa — or the Collaborative, in English — is expected to open a day shelter starting on Tuesday, providing different types of services for 200 people per day. “We want…
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Chelsea day shelter to serve hundreds in need
A nonprofit in Chelsea will open a day shelter for migrants and homeless residents.
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Recently convicted sex offender was working at Mass. mental health provider
A recently convicted sex offender from Rhode Island was working at a Massachusetts-based mental health provider up until his prison sentence. Stephen Souza, 44, worked as a director at North Suffolk Community Services, based out of Chelsea, for several years until he stopped showing up for work a couple of weeks ago. He is now in a medium-security prison in…
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With animal cruelty rising, Boston gets new task force to fight abuse
Animal abuse cases in Boston and the rest of Suffolk County will be handled by a new task force announced Wednesday in an effort to more effectively bring justice to abusers amid a rise in such cases. Massachusetts had animal cruelty cases jump 70% between 2019 and 2022, the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office said, citing a review of trial…
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Arrest made after Chelsea shooting leaves young person injured
A young person was injured in a shooting Monday evening in Chelsea, Massachusetts, police said. The shooting happened on Bellingham Street. Police say the victim was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to recover. Another young person has been arrested and faces charges out of juvenile court, authorities said. They did not share the age of…
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71-year-old woman hit by MBTA bus in Chelsea, police say
A woman who was crossing the street in Chelsea, Massachusetts, was hit by an MBTA bus this week, according to authorities. The incident happened at about 8:45 a.m. Thursday at the intersection of Cross Street and Broadway, transit police said. A preliminary investigation found that the bus was traveling at a low speed, when it turned onto Cross Street from…