Although the Everett High girls and boys track teams both fell short in their meets last week against Malden, there were some notable performances for the Crimson Tide scoresheet. On the girls side, Sashae Walls came through with two first…
Month: December 2010
EHS Girls Hoop Team Wins Season Opener
The Everett High girls basketball team opened its season in fine fashion with a solid 53-44 triumph over former Greater Boston League rival Waltham last Tuesday. The backcourt duo of Tori Cyrus and Taylor Sweeney scored 17 and 16 points…
Christmas 2010
Christmas 2010 will go down in history as a great holiday celebration. Peace on earth. Good will to men. It is, indeed, all about that. If there was no Internet, evening news, radio talk shows or morning newspapers, and if…
Police Blotter 12-22-2010
Tuesday, December 14 Paul Bolding, 56, 28 Chatham Rd., Everett, was arrested on domestic assault and battery. Gary Luca, 27, 56 Avon St., Malden, was arrested for speeding, operating motor vehicle with suspended license. Friday, December 17 William Lasker, 28,…
Obituaries 12-22-2010
Nina DiFilippo Everett resident Nina (Della Cioppa) DiFilippo of Everett died on December 18. She was the beloved wife of Nicholas DiFilippo; loving mother of Stella DiFilippo of Malden and Joseph DiFilippo and his wife, Jill, of Everett. She is…
EHS winter teams in high gear
In addition to the girls basketball team, the rest of the Everett High winter athletic programs also are getting underway this week. The girls hockey team opened its season last Saturday against Beverly and will play at Masconomet this evening…
ExxonMobil honors the Crimson Tide
ExxonMobil has made a generous donation to Everett High School (EHS) to help honor the Crimson Tide football team for its undefeated season and Division 1 Super Bowl championship. ExxonMobil Pipeline Company Administrator Mary Martel and Terminal Supervisor Damian Guzman…
Fit for a king
Customers are already starting to become regulars at the Little Castle Café, a brand new restaurant that co-owners Hassan Chouiakh and Billy Kottat opened in September at 41 Bow St., off of Route 99 in Everett. The reasons for the…
No winners in this fight
Four members of the Board of Aldermen picked the wrong time and place to draw the line in the sand when they voted down on Monday night the transfer of $4 million from the Stabilization Account to give immediate tax…
Aldermen say no to Mayor’s tax cut
In one of the most contentious Board of Aldermen meetings in the last few months, Aldermen Robert Van Campen, Joseph McGonagle, Michael Marchese and Charles DiPerri voted on Monday night not to transfer $4 million from the Stabilization Account to…