Exelon Generation, owner of the Everett LNG Facility and Mystic Generating Station, donated $7,500 to Bread of Life. Bread of Life has ramped up efforts to feed those less fortunate in Everett and surrounding communities during the pandemic. In fact,…
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Traffic Impacts for Railroad Crossing Work in Everett
The MBTA is building a new, fully accessible Chelsea Commuter Rail station next to the final SL3 stop in Chelsea (behind Market Basket, Everett Avenue). When complete, the new station will connect the Newburyport/Rockport Commuter Rail Lines to the SL3.…
Cataldo Ambulance Sees Drop in Overall Calls, but More Potential COVID-19 Patients
When Cataldo Ambulance responds to a call in any of its 18 communities – which include Chelsea, Everett and Revere – no matter what the issue is everyone being treated has to be considered a possible COVID-19 patient. When responding…
House Passes Legislation to Prevent Residential and Commercial Evictions and Foreclosures
On April 2, House Speaker Bob DeLeo and Rep. Joseph McGonagle, along with their colleagues in the House of Representatives, passed legislation to set a moratorium on most residential and commercial evictions and residential foreclosures during the COVID-19 State of…
First Responders in Everett Taking Each Call with Care and Precaution
Firefighters and police officers in Everett are taking every call as if it could be an opportunity to be exposed to the COVID-19 virus, using extreme caution and protective measures as they prepare for the spike in cases this month.…
Collaborating on Providing Care Packages for Residents
In the midst of crisis, partnerships seem to unfold like winter into spring, and that’s exactly the case for Square Deli owner Chris Moreira and Councilor Gerly Adrien. Over the last two weeks, since the COVID-19 response began, both have…
City of Everett Creates Virtual Art Gallery
Mayor Carlo DeMaria, the Everett Cultural Council and the City of Everett are proud to announce a virtual art gallery. This is the second installation of art from local and regional artists that was scheduled to be on display at Everett City Hall…
Cases Climb by More than 100 since Last Week
When Public Health Nurse Sabrina Firicano got a call from the state Department of Public Health (DPH) on Tuesday morning, they reported several new cases, with the total then up to 132. By Tuesday afternoon, she had received another call…
State, Non-Profit to Deploy 1,000 Case Workers to Trace Contacts of COVID-19 Patients
Working with a non-profit partner, Gov. Charlie Baker late last week called for 1,000 case workers to deploy throughout the state to track the people who had been in contact with patients who are positive for the COVID-19 virus. In…
Gov. Baker Says More ICU Beds Are Needed; COVID Death Rate in Mass. Is Lower than Other States
Gov. Charlie Baker announced good and bad news on Thursday requiring the anticipated surge of COVID-19 cases in the coming 20 days – with the good news being there are ample Acute beds and the state’s death rate from COVID-19…