The Wynn Regional Trade Union Job Fair was a huge success, drawing hundreds of residents interested in jobs relating to the construction of the new $1.7 billion Wynn resort/casino in Everett. The well-organized and well-publicized job fair heightens the enthusiasm…
Financial Literacy is Not All That Scary
For too many people, personal financial maintenance is something it shouldn’t be: It’s scary. According to a 2014 Consumer Financial Literacy Survey conducted by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, just 40 percent of American adults said they kept track…
DiDomenico and Senate Host Israeli Consul General Yehuda Yaakov
Senator Sal DiDomenico and his colleagues in the Massachusetts State Senate recently hosted the Israeli Consul General to New England Yehuda Yaakov during a formal session of the Massachusetts Senate. Yaakov was invited to the State House in honor of…
Sports 05-13-2015
EHS softball team wins two contests to raise record to 8-2 The Everett High softball team won two of its three games this past week, defeating non-league opponents Westford Academy and Winchester, but falling to Greater Boston League archival Malden. In Friday’s…
Obituaries 05-13-2015
Maria Cipriani Retired Malden Knitting Mills supervisor Maria (Pellegrini) Cipriani of Chelsea entered into rest on Mother’s Day, May 10 in the Don Orione Nursing Facility in East Boston. She was 86 years old. Born in Opi, Fagnano Alto, Italy,…
Winter Classic Concert At Everett High School
The Frederick F. Foresteire Center for the Performing Arts was filled to capacity for Everett High School’s Annual Winter Classic Concert, which features every musical and vocal group and ensemble offered by the school’s award-winning Music Department. Pictured above are some…
Katy Rogers to Display Artwork at Shute Library
Everett resident Katy Rogers will be displaying her artwork at the Shute Memorial Library. Katy is a graduate of Everett High School and the Montserrat School of Art. Katy’s superb artwork was part of her senior project at the prestigious…
Oyster Project Still Holds Hope for Getting Started with Wynn
Charlestown resident Andrew Jay recalls reading in history books about a time in the distant past when the streets of downtown Boston were covered in oyster shells; when boats going up or down the Mystic River past Everett had to…
New Date Set for Shute Library Grand Re-Opening
Mayor Carlo DeMaria would like to invite all residents to the Grand Re-Opening of the newly renovated Shute Memorial Library on Thursday, May 7 at 6:00PM. The event will begin promptly at 6PM with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the…
Hundreds Turn Out for May Day Rally at Glendale Park
Hundreds of activists and protestors from Everett, East Boston, Chelsea and beyond descended upon Glendale Park Friday evening for a May Day Rally as part of International Workers Day. Organized through a partnership with Eastie and Chelsea, Everett was called…
When It Comes to Energy, You Have a Choice:Control Your Costs and Make a Difference with Responsible Energy
The threat of rising energy costs has got everyone down but Alexander Rhalimi of Revere has a solution that can help. Rhalimi is a Viridian Energy Independent Associate, whose driving purpose is to help renters and homeowners alike on their…
Crowded At-large Field; Mangan Pulls Papers for Ward 4 Seat
Nomination papers for City Council and School Committee elections became available on Monday morning, and by Tuesday, there had already been a wealth of activity. First and foremost was current At-large Councillor Mike Mangan (Walnut Street) pulling papers for Ward…