Mayor DeMaria’s annual March Madness 3 vs. 3 basketball tournament to be held on March 10 Are you a basketball player looking for a new and fun way to participate in basketball? The City of Everett is pleased to announce…
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School Layoffs Postponed for Now
Mayor Carlo DeMaria and the Everett City Council voted to use $5 million of city reserves to help the schools with a projected operating deficit of $9 million. However, that support did come with some strings attached, including a blue-ribbon…
Coach DiBiaso Delivers Farewell Address at EHS Football Banquet
John DiBiaso said good-bye to the Everett High School football program in an excellently delivered speech at the team’s awards banquet Sunday at Anthony’s in Malden. DiBiaso is retiring from the Everett school system at the end of the year.…
Rally at City Hall Featured Anxious Teachers, Students
Hundreds and hundreds of students and teachers took to Broadway in front of City Hall on Monday afternoon and evening for a passionate rally meant to draw attention to the need for funding the schools. It was a rally that…
DeMaria,City Council Give Schools $5 Million Bailout
With teachers, students, and parents protesting outside of Everett City Hall most of the day and into the evening on Monday, the Everett City Council went to work considering a proposal from Mayor Carlo DeMaria to provide an additional $5…
Wynn Boston Harbor Still Moving Forward as Steve Wynn Steps Down
Wynn Boston Harbor officials are moving forward without a pause this week despite the news that dynamic Wynn CEO Steve Wynn has stepped down from leading the company, and the fact that the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) investigation is digging…
EHS Students Learn the Facts about Substance Abuse
During the week of January 22, students at Everett High School were greeted with educational facts during morning announcements by Everett High School Principal Eric Nauman such as, “Did you know that 83 percent of Everett High School students do…
The Rose Rush is On:Valentine’s Day at New Flower Exchange on Second Street is a Better Experience for Buyers
Anyone in Greater Boston who got a rose on Valentine’s Day likely had that rose pass through the New England Flower Exchange on the Chelsea/Everett line. Just steps across the Chelsea line on Second Street, in a formerly vacant warehouse,…
DCR Pedestrian Bridge Gets Rave Reviews, but Includes $22.6M Price Tag
The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), along with partners such as Wynn Boston Harbor, unveiled the design for the much-heralded Mystic Crossing pedestrian/bicycle bridge – a critical connection between Boston, Everett, Somerville and a host of other communities connected…
A Look at the School Task Force Members
As part of the city bailout of the school budget a new Task Force of School Finance has been named to review the current school budget for operational savings and efficiencies in the School Department. The following are the biographies…