Category: News
School Committee Hears of Efforts to Quell Disturbances Among Students at EHS
“We are making headway, but there is still a way to go,” Superintendent of Schools Priya Tahiliani told School Committee members regarding the measures that school officials are taking to stem the recent increase in incidents of fighting at Everett…
City Council Approves DeMaria’s Request for Funds for Street Safety
The Everett City Council agreed with Mayor Carlo DeMaria to address the issue of excessive speeding on the city’s streets. Last week, the administration of Mayor Carlo DeMaria put forth a request to the Everett City Council to allocate $1.5M…
EHS Football: JC Clerveaux Scores Five Touchdowns in 37-11 Victory Over Revere High
Everett senior running back JC Clerveaux put on a show Friday night in Revere, scoring five touchdowns as the Crimson Tide football team defeated Revere, 37-11, at Harry Della Russo Stadium. Clerveaux rushed for four touchdowns, caught a 65-yard touchdown…
DiDomenico Urges Passage of Right to Counsel Legislation
Last week, Senator Sal DiDomenico testified before the Joint Committee on Housing in support of legislation he has championed in the Massachusetts Senate for several sessions: An Act promoting housing stability and homelessness prevention in Massachusetts, also known as the Right to Counsel Bill. DiDomenico’s Right to Counsel bill, S.874,…
Everett City Council Recognizes Animal Advocates
Four animal advocates working in partnership with Everett’s Animal Control Officer Stacia Gorgone to rescue, hold, and treat animals found in Everett received citations from the Everett City Council on Tuesday, October 12th. Lisa Cutting from Oceanview Kennel, Melissa Doherty-Guevin,…
Area Prices Were Down 0.1 Percent Over the Past Two Months
The New England Information Office of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has released figures for the Boston CPI in September 2021. The CPI program produces monthly data on the changes in prices paid by urban consumers for a representative…
Millie Cardello Announces Her Candidacy for Everett School Committee, Ward 1
Millie J. Cardello announced her candidacy for Ward 1 School Committee. The folowing is her statement: “Hello, I am Millie J. Cardello and I am running for election to the Everett School Committee, Ward 1. For those who may not…
Former Mayoral Candidate Gerly Adrien Endorses Fred Capone for Mayor
The Campaign to elect Fred Capone for Mayor of Everett proudly announced the support of fellow City Councilor, and former opponent, Gerly Adrien. “My candidacy for Mayor of Everett was inspired by the many, everyday people who feel that City Hall, and…
Former Mayoral Candidate Gerly Adrien Endorses Fred Capone for Mayor
The Campaign to elect Fred Capone for Mayor of Everett proudly announced the support of fellow City Councilor, and former opponent, Gerly Adrien. “My candidacy for Mayor of Everett was inspired by the many, everyday people who feel that City Hall, and…