By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. The Everett City Council may not be holding any regular business meeting during July and the first half of August, but they are wasting no time in trying to identify a new City Clerk. After advertising…
Author: Independent Staff
Ask Rusty: Deemed Filing & 50% of Spouse’s Benefit
By AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor Association of Mature American Citizens Dear Rusty: I would like to know more about spousal benefits allowing a husband or wife to receive up to 50 percent of a spouse’s Social Security…
Congratulations and Thank You, Michael Matarazzo
We congratulate City Clerk Michael Matarazzo on his retirement and thank him for his many years of outstanding service to the residents of Everett. Matarazzo was a true professional in his important job and understood that the City Clerk’s office…
Obituaries 07-19-017
Theresa ‘Terri’ Primrose Of Everett Theresa “Terri” (Agnes) Primrose of Everett died on July 12. The beloved mother of Richard M. Primrose of Boston and Scott G. Primrose and his wife, Maureen of Allendale, N.J., she was the loving sister…
Seeing Red
Everett Public Works employees painted the town red this past month as they spruced up the crosswalks near the Everett Memorial Stadium and at various parks around the City. Pictured here putting a nice Crimson Tide coating of paint on…
Work Has Started in Lower Broadway Business Relocation
The side project by Wynn Boston Harbor of relocating existing Lower Broadway businesses to the former RiverGreen site next to 7-Acre Park has begun construction. Chris Gordon, president of Wynn Massachusetts Design and Development, said crews have started site work…
Wynn Begins Work on Living Shoreline, but What is a Living Shoreline?
By Seth Daniel When residents walk along the new Wynn Boston Harbor walkway, it won’t be like a lot of the HarborWalk areas in Boston where bulkhead walls provide a sharp cutoff between the land and the water. Instead, residents…
A Phenomenal Event:City to Host Colossal 125th Anniversary Parade and Drum Corps Competition
By Seth Daniel The hills of Everett will be alive with the sounds of music this coming Saturday, July 22, as scores of drum and bugle corps from all over the East Coast will descend upon the city – in…
City Clerk Selection Process Starts This Month, Applications Coming In
By Seth Daniel The City has advertised the position of City Clerk to the general public, and City Council officials said this week that they are preparing an official process to move forward – with a new Clerk expected to…
An Investment in Our Future
Governor Charlie Baker’s recent announcement that his administration will ask the legislature for a five-year, $500 million life sciences initiative that will extend the state’s decade-long commitment to the biotech and medical technology industry demonstrates the governor’s focus on maintaining…