Company owner Joseph Piantedosi appears on food show hosted by Everett native Joseph Piatendosi Jr., owner of the famed Piantedosi Baking Company of Malden, made a guest appearance on the “Fabulous Foods With Victoria Fabbo” show that is broadcast from…
Month: October 2024
Sumner Tunnel Ends Overnight Weekend Closure for Repairs
Special to the Independent The Sumner Tunnel marked its final full weekend closure as part of the restoration project. The project is now considered substantially complete. The schedule allowed for an additional five weekend closures that would have continued into…
Everett Historical Commission to Host Dedication Ceremonies at First Congregational Church and Immaculate Conception Church
Special to the Independent The Everett Historical Commission will be hosting two dedication ceremonies on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 5 p.m. beginning at the First Congregational Church (460 Broadway). Immediately following the dedication at the First Congregational Church, the second…
Cultural Council Grant Cycle is Open to Everett Artists
The Everett Cultural Council [ECC] invites Everett artists and culture creators to apply for Massachusetts Cultural Council grants. Last year the Everett Council awarded over $30,000 to 31 Everett projects. The grant cycle is open to Massachusetts based individuals, artists,…
EHS Sports
Level week for EHS boys soccer The Everett High boys soccer team enjoyed a level week, going 1-1-1 against three opponents. Last Tuesday, the Crimson Tide hosted Greater Boston League (GBL) rival Medford at 7-Acre Park and earned a 2-0…
10/7, One Year Later
The barbaric attack a year ago this week by the Iranian-backed Hamas terrorist group shocked and horrified the world. The brutal slaughter, rape, and torture of 1250 men, women, children, and elderly Israeli citizens, plus another 300 who were taken…
The Most Pathetic Game in NFL History?
We don’t mean to keep harping on our poor Patriots, but their contest this past Sunday with the Miami Dolphins has to rate as the most pathetic excuse for a professional football game we’ve ever seen in our lives —…
Former City Councilor Al Lattanzi Supporting Hispanic Heritage Month
Matewsky Speaks Out on Post Office Delivery
Special to the Independent Ward 1 City Councilor Wayne Matewsky sounded off on two widely diverse matters at the Sept. 23 council meeting. Matewsky took issue with what he claimed was the “unsightly” exterior look of Dempsey’s, a popular restaurant…
Rogers wants All turf-replacement Projects to Come Before Council
Councilor-at-Large Katy Rogers said she wants the City Council to be in a position where all future turf-replacement projects must be first reviewed by the Council as one item before a vote on appropriating the funding for the project is…