The first-ever Everett Community Art Walk brought its walking shoes on Tuesday morning and was ready to stroll. Cultural Council Chair Karyn Alzayer led the charge on Tuesday in City Hall, when she welcomed City officials and Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley…
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Foresteire to Court for Hearing Oct. 2 Staff Report Former Supt. Fred Foresteire will have his case called in Malden District Court on Weds. morning for a status conference on the criminal case against him. The case was originally scheduled…
Cynthia Sarnie Announces Candidacy for Everett School Committee At Large
Cynthia Sarnie announces her candidacy for Everett School Committee At large; the following is her statement. “I, Cynthia Sarnie of 30 Forest Ave, am pleased to announce my candidacy for School Committee At Large for the City of Everett. As…
Council Says City’s Rat Response Not Enough
On Monday, Sept. 23, the Council heard from the Assistant City Solicitor Keith Slattery regarding the City’s approach to managing the rodent problem in Everett. By and large, councilors were disappointed with the response and urged the City to do…
License Commission Rolls Back Hours of Karma Lounge
The Everett License Commission unanimously rolled back the hours of the Karma Lounge in Glendale Square to midnight based on incidents and problems with the Lounge that have been ongoing. The discussion, however, did not specifically include the murder that…
Mayor Honors Gold Star Families With Ceremony at Newly Renovated Gold Star Pavilion
The following is the speech Mayor Carlo DeMaria gave at the Gold Star ceremony. Today what stands in front of you is a pavilion honoring all of our Gold Star families. The generation that came before us built this beautiful…
Portal to Hope Honors Champions in Fight Against Domestic Violence
At its meeting on Monday, September 23, Council heard a presentation by Deborah Fallon, the founder of Portal to Hope, in which she honored community leaders and elected officials that have championed the cause of ending domestic violence. Founded in…
Pioneer Charter School of Science Students Beat State Averages on 2019 Assessment Tests
Pioneer Charter School of Science (PCSS) I and II students outperformed state averages in English and math on the 2019 MCAS tests. PCSS II was one of only 67 schools statewide to be named a “School of Recognition” by the…
Next Week’s Interactive Theater Project Makes You the Star of the Show
Next week Curious Experience Design will premiere Join the Resistance, an interactive theater experience at the Bone Up Brewing taproom. The story being told is one of cyberpunk science fiction, but the experience is one that invites the adult audience…
Mystic Valley Elder Services Delivers Fresh Produce to Older Adults
Mystic Valley Elder Services (MVES) recently delivered nearly 160 bags filled with fresh fruits and vegetables to homebound older adults as part of their annual Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program is funded by the…