CHELSEA | Community Briefing
Things are looking up for the Chelsea Housing Authority, thanks to a 12 percent increase in the nonutility budget from the state, says Housing Authority executive director Michael McLaughlin. After years of cuts, McLaughlin said he is trying to build the authority's budget, particularly the maintenance and inspections funding. Along with the increased state funds, McLaughlin said, the Housing Authority ... (Full article: 1709 words)
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