What do you do in the City? “Director of Council on Aging. I also work at the Food Pantry and I’ve worked at the Office of Human Services. Pre-Pandemic: Coordinating programming for Seniors, writing grants, and working with the Council…
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Pioneer Charter School of Science I Scores Well in High School Ranking
Pioneer Charter School of Science I was recently honored by U.S. News and World Report in its annual distinguished ‘Best High Schools’ rankings. PCSS I ranked 17th in Massachusetts among 365 high schools, and placed 15th out of high schools…
Community Health and Wellness Center Will Re-Open on May 10
Mayor DeMaria is pleased to announce that the Everett Community Health & Wellness Center will re-open on Monday, May 10. The center will be open Monday through Friday from 6am-8pm and Saturday-Sunday from 7 a.m.-1 p.m. “The Everett Community Health…
Surveys Show Most EHS Students Look to Stay Remote This Year
The Everett High School (EHS) is scheduled to offer the option of returning to classes in-person the week of May 10, but at the moment it appears most students in the older grades will opt to stay home in the…
Metro Credit Union Introduces Cash Management Services
Metro Credit Union, Massachusetts’ largest state-chartered credit union, today announced its newest product and service offerings for commercial-based members. Metro’s Cash Management Services include wire transfer, remote deposit and digital banking functionality. Metro’s new suite of cash management services aims…
News In Brief
City of Everett Vaccination Clinic on May 8 Mayor DeMaria is pleased to announce that the City of Everett in partnership with Cataldo EMS will be administering COVID-19 vaccines this Saturday, May 8 beginning at 9 am. The clinic will…
DiDomenico Highlights ‘School Meals for All Bill’ at 53rd Annual Walk for Hunger
In celebration of Project Bread’s 53rd Annual Walk for Hunger event, Senator Sal DiDomenico participated in a live panel discussion on his Universal School Meals legislation. Each year, Project Bread’s Walk for Hunger gathers people, organizations, and businesses together as a community to…
The Biden Deal Is Long Overdue
The ambitious proposal set forth by President Joe Biden last week in his speech to a joint session of Congress has elicited the usual negative response from the usual suspects. However, those who oppose Biden’s $2 trillion plan to invest…
Guest Op-Ed: Councilor Fred Capone Announces Candidacy for Mayor
By Councilor Fred Capone, Candidate for Mayor It is with great enthusiasm that I formally announce my candidacy for Mayor of the City of Everett. I am running for Mayor because I believe TOGETHER we can Build A Better Everett…
EHS Roundup
Twins Win Over the Lynns for Boys Soccer The Everett High boys soccer team enjoyed a successful week, earning a pair of well-played victories over two Greater Boston League rivals, the Lynn Classical Rams and the Lynn English Bulldogs. In…