The Everett High football team closed its 2021 season with a solid 44-14 victory over St. John’s of Shrewsbury on Thanksgiving morning at Everett Veterans Memorial Stadium. Senior running back and Greater Boston League Most Valuable Player JC Clerveaux rushed…
E Club Celebrates At 50th Anniversary Dinner
DiDomenico Secures $1 Million for Non-Profits
On November 10, Senator Sal DiDomenico announced he successfully secured a total of $1 million in funding for local community non-profit organizations in the cities of Everett, Chelsea, Cambridge and Charlestown. These funds will give essential aid to non-profits working in these communities. DiDomenico’s amendment was included…
Holiday Tree Lighting Set for Friday
The City of Everett will hold its annual holiday tree lighting ceremony with festivities scheduled from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Everett Square. Mayor Carlo DeMaria will welcome the expected large gathering of residents to the square for the…
News Briefs
Blessed Mother of the Morning Star Parish Announces Christmas Schedule Blessed Mother of the Morning Star Parish has released their Mass Schedule for Christmas and New Years. It is as follows: Friday, Dec. 24, Christmas Eve 4 pm – Family…
From the Mayor’s Office: Meet the Team: Gerri Miranda
Gerri Miranda is an employee of the Veteran’s Services Department and has worked for the City of Everett for 23 years. What do you do in the City? “I work for the Veteran’s Services Department. We do everything from assist…
Administration Announces State Supported Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Sites in Mass.
The Baker-Polito Administration has announced the deployment of three state supported mobile units for monoclonal antibody treatment for high-risk individuals who have been exposed to or have COVID-19. These new clinics have the capacity to treat a combined 500 patients…
Mass. House Passes Legislation to Balance Health Care Market, Protect Vulnerable Hospitals
Special to the Independent In an effort to protect community hospitals, Rep. Joe McGonagle and his colleagues in the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed legislation yesterday to promote a more balanced health care market by strengthening the regulatory processes for…
Start the New Year With a New Career at the MBTA
The MBTA is aggressively hiring new employees to join its dynamic workforce. It takes many people to move over a million trips a day, and the 6,500-person MBTA is redoubling efforts to hire hundreds of open positions – from train…
Metro Credit Union Welcomes Occean as VP Retail Regional Administrator
Metro Credit Union, Massachusetts’ largest state-chartered credit union, has announced Joelle Occean has joined the organization as VP Retail Regional Administrator. In her role, Occean is responsible for motivating, coaching, and supporting a team of branch managers to provide outstanding…
MCU Welcomes Bianny Arias-Perez and Clarissa Oliveira, Training and Development Partners
Metro Credit Union (MCU), Massachusetts’ largest state-chartered credit union has announced Bianny Arias-Perez and Clarissa Oliveira have joined the organization as Partners in the Training and Development Department. In the Training and Development Partner role, Arias-Perez and Oliveira will be…
Malden Catholic Students Walk on Behalf of the Leonard Florence Center for Living and Raise $13,000
Special to the Independent In honor of the 13th Annual ALS & MS Walk for Living, which was held virtually on October 17 to benefit the residents of the Leonard Florence Center for Living, the Malden Catholic High School held…