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Cannabis Dispensary to Be Sited at Former King Arthur s Site – Chelsea Record
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City Council Wades Into Contentious Zoning Changes Again – Chelsea Record
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Chelsea s Direct Cash Program Shows Promising Results
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Six months after the city of Chelsea launched a guaranteed income pilot program offering up to $400 per month to 2,000 low-income families, data shows the participants spent almost three-quarters of the total $2.1 million at food retailers. The numbers point to both the extent of hunger in the area and the efficacy of direct cash payments to address it. A Harvard study found that, so far, the program is achieving its goals. Chelsea City Manager Tom Ambrosino and Jill Shah, the president of the Shah Family Foundation, which partnered on the initiative, joined Jim Braude to share more.
Electric Vehicle Company Locates Major Facility Off Eastern Avenue – Chelsea Record
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There was nearly uniform disappointment on Monday night from the City Council due to the choice by the new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion director’s decision to forego Chelsea and to live on Revere Beach. City Manager Tom Ambrosino informed the Council of a residency waiver at the Monday meeting.
Candace Perez, who comes from New York and is eminently qualified for the job, had requested a residency waiver from the City due to relocating from New York to Revere Beach. Already, the Council has grown weary of City employees almost weekly requesting waivers to live outside of the City, and said they were getting concerned about it at the previous meeting. With the new director, who is to be immersed in the culture of Chelsea, five councilors Monday night questioned her dedication due to the decision to live in Revere.