There are two Anthony Galluccios. The Anthony Galluccio depicted on television Monday afternoon in court in a suit, with his head down, being led away in handcuffs for violating his probation is not the Anthony Galluccio we know and whom…
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Holiday gift giveaway brings cheer to Everett’s older adults
Be a Santa to a Senior, the popular campaign that delivers hundreds of gifts to seniors in Everett and surrounding towns was again a success in 2009. Home Instead Senior Care of Melrose, along with Johnnie’s Foodmaster, partnered with area…
Socket to Ya – Electric rates in Massachusetts are some of the highest in the country
Leaving the porch light on, running an air conditioner at night or using a longer cycle on the clothes dryer are all decisions that, in Massachusetts, will cost more than just about anywhere else in the country. As the cost…
Water bill errors draw ire – Councilors contend that there is a gusher not a trickle of complaints about water bills
While several Councilors did not shoot the messenger on Wednesday night at the Common Council meeting, Water Department employee Fran Sordillo did get an earful about the problems in the billing process. Councilor William Cardello let Sordillo know in no…
Ribbon Cutting – Eagle Bank opens new state of the art facility
To commemorate the first day of business at the new building, Eagle Bank officials and invited guests held a ribbon cutting ceremony at Eagle Bank’s Business Banking and Loan Center, located at 350 Broadway, on Monday. The Center houses the…
School committee passes CORI requirement for members
CORI reports are now mandatory for all the members of the Everett School Committee following a 7-0 vote Monday night approving the measure. School Committeeman Stephen Smith was not in attendance while School Committeeman Sandro Colarausso missed the meeting in…
Many new updates to City website with more expected in coming year
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. is pleased to officially launch a design update to the city’s award winning website. Michael Matarazzo, the City Clerk, is also the designer and developer of the site, with assistance from Gary Jones, the City’s IT…
New Public Health Director joins administration
Mayor Carlo DeMaria is pleased to announce that Heidi Porter, MPH, RS/REHS, is joining the City of Everett as Public Health Director. The Mayor is thrilled to welcome Ms. Porter and her vision of developing a dynamic, twenty-first century Health…
Jackie Doyle dead at 73
Jackie Doyle, one of this city’s best known men about town, has died following a period of failing health. He was 73. A slight man with a perpetual smile and friendly demeanor, Doyle was a close personal friend of former…
H1N1 vaccine available in Everett
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. and the Everett Health Department announce the first H1N1 (Swine Flu) Vaccine Clinic to be held on Saturday Nov.28, 2009 from 9 -11a.m. at the Lafayette School, 117 Edith St. Everett. This clinic is available for…