This year, the additional money will help the BHA develop a curriculum that eighth-grade science teachers throughout the Greater Boston area can use. As the BHA focuses on the use of the area's working ports, it's lining up a series of events geared toward drawing attention to and support for Chelsea Creek, an area that Chelsea City Manager Jay Ash is trying to upgrade with some commercial development. The BHA will offer two free public cruises, on May 10 and June 9, to view Chelsea Creek, followed by a walking tour of the creek on May 30 to look at possible redevelopment uses, and finishing up with a forum on that topic the morning of May 31. And the BHA will continue to offer 1,000 inner-city kids free harbor cruises in July and August. With the outlines of a harbor plan in place and a little extra money in the association's pocket, Li is enthusiastic about the prospects of the upcoming season.
People are excited.
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