With schools going back into session this week and next after the summer vacation, morning rush-hour commuters need to readjust our driving habits to ensure that we take into account the thousands of children who will be filling our streets…
Month: August 2025
Obituaries 08-20-2025
Janet Escott Retired Everett Teacher Janet M. (Cafasso) Escott of Everett entered into eternal rest on Saturday. August 9, 2025 in the Winchester Hospital after being in failing health. She was 78 years old. Born in Malden, Janet lived in…
National Night Out
DiDomenico and Colleagues Approve Road and Bridge Funding for Cities and Towns
Special to the Independent Senator Sal DiDomenico and his legislative colleagues have passed a bill to distribute $1.2 billion among cities and towns to maintain and repair roads and bridges across the state. The funding, derived from bonding, will expand…
Major Milestone Reached for Affordable Housing in Everett
Special to the Independent A transformative affordable housing project is officially underway in Everett. The Neighborhood Developers (TND) and Impact Residential Development (IRD) have closed on construction financing and broken ground on 25 Garvey Street, a 125-unit development that represents…
Darren Costa Announces Run for Everett School Committee, At-Large
Former Ward 3 City Councilor Darren Costa has announced his candidacy for School Committee At-Large, citing months of conversations with parents, educators, and community members. “Families want a School Committee that’s present, data-driven, and focused on student learning, safety, and…
Michele Capone Announces Her Candidacy for Ward 1 City Councilor
Michele Capone has announced her candidacy for Ward 1 City Councilor. The following is her statement: My name is Michele Capone and I am running for the Everett City Council Ward 1 open seat. This is my first run for…
City Council Honors Stephanie McColaugh for her Outstanding Volunteer Work for Clean Up Everett
The Everett City Council honored resident Stephanie McColaugh for her outstanding contributions to the Clean Up Everett group at its meeting Monday night. Councilor-at-Large Katy Rogers, on behalf the 11-member Council and Mayor Carlo DeMaria, presented a citation to McColaugh…
Upcoming Events at Everett Public Libraries
Around Everett Mindful Miles, Shute Front Door, Saturday, August 23rd at 8 AM. Join us for a relaxing morning walk starting from the Shute Memorial Library to multiple laps around Glendale Park. Walk at your own pace, for as long…
Van Campen Opens Campaign Headquarters with ‘Rally for Change’
Robert Van Campen brought supporters together in Everett Square on Saturday morning for a “Rally for Change” in his campaign for Mayor of Everett. Supporters waved signs, cheered as cars honked going by, and packed into the square for what…