Downtown Everett is in danger of losing a number of its most popular and durable retailers if the commercial tax rate remains where it is. With the tax rate so high and revenues so low, and with property values dropping…
DiDomenico kick-off experiences snow day
The DiDomenico for Senate campaign kick-off scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Silver Fox Restaurant has been postponed due to the snowstorm expected to hit Wednesday evening. Sal DiDomenico said the event will be re-scheduled in all likelihood for next…
Arrest Report 02-11-2010
Monday, February 1 Jose Figueroa, 49, 62 Chester Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, intimidation of a witness. Jason Sampson, 43, 403 Bridge St., Lowell, was arrested for operating motor vehicle with suspended license,…
Obituaries 02-11-2010
Vincent James Ragucci Longtime Everett Activist Vincent James Ragucci, a lifelong resident of Everett, died on February 8 at the Sawtelle Family Hospice in Reading. He was 90 years old. Born in Everett, he was a retired foreman with HK…
Everett moves closer to $65-$70M development
“This notice of intent is full of details the way that all reports should be done,” Jon Norton, Chairman of the Everett Conservation Commission said before the Commission voted unanimously to issue the Order of Condition to Berkeley Green II…
Coakley carries Everett, but Brown takes it away
Attorney General Martha Coakley won the senate battle in Everett but lost the overall war she needed in order to be victorious across the state. Senator-elect Scott Brown showed strength everywhere and ended up the senator elect following balloting last…
The senate race and Everett’s place in it
The special election to replace former Senator Anthony Galluccio has caused Councilor Sal DiDomenico to step forward and to announce his candidacy. This comes as good news for Everett, which may likely be the deciding city to make the next…
Thank you Exxon Mobil
The Everett High School Robotics Program, one of the best and most talented in the state, has received a $3,000 donation from the Exxon Mobil Corporation in order to continue its scientific endeavors. Robotics being taught as part of the…
Did you know?
There are almost as many cars as people living in the city of Everett. The density here makes quality of life efforts all that more important. With more than 31,000 automobiles, is it any wonder the streets are always filled…
Girls hockey team wins two, ties one
The Everett High girls hockey team enjoyed an outstanding week, winning two games and tying one, to improve to a fine mark of 6-4-2 on the season. Coach Joe McLaughlin’s Lady Crimson Tide now have 14 points and need six…
EHS girls top Whittier
The Everett High girls basketball team defeated Whittier Tech, 41-34, last week, to earn their fifth win of the season. The Lady Crimson Tide took control form the outset, grabbing an 11-3 lead after the first quarter which the Everett…
Boys track team takes three firsts
Pete Duperier, David Lima, and Ken Bailey took first places in their respective events for the Everett High boys indoor track in their meet against Cambridge last week. Duperier sped to victory in the 300 meter dash in a time…