EHS boys soccer earns tie in opener The Everett High boys soccer team battled Lowell (which is ranked #9 in the state by the Boston Globe) to a scoreless, nil-nil deadlock in the Crimson Tide’s season-opening contest last Wednesday at…
Month: September 2025
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City Observes Overdose Awareness Day
Special to the Independent On Thursday, August 28, the City of Everett hosted an event in front of City Hall to recognize Overdose Awareness Day, a global initiative to raise awareness of the impact of substance use disorder and remember…
DeMaria Leads Community Meeting on Proposed New Soccer Stadium
By Cary Shuman Mayor Carlo DeMaria joined New England Revolution President Brian Bilello and team officials at a public meeting with residents, business owners, and local organizations to discuss the proposed new 25,000-seat soccer stadium Aug. 27 at the Edward…
DeMaria Unveils Renovated Everett Stadium Football Field
Special to the Independent Mayor Carlo DeMaria is pleased to announce the completion of major renovations to the Everett Veterans Memorial Stadium football field, which will be unveiled during the Everett Crimson Tide’s season opener game Friday, September 5, at…
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DiLoreto, Crimson Tide, ready for 2025 home opener Friday on the stadium’s new turf field By Cary Shuman A huge crowd is expected at Everett Veterans Memorial Stadium Friday night for the opening game of the Everett High School 2025…
EHS Boys Soccer hosts Lowell Today in Season-Opener
The Everett High boys soccer team will open its 2025 season today (Wednesday) when coach Rodney Landaverde and his Crimson Tide squad host non-league opponent Lowell at the Rivergreen turf field at 7-Acre Park. The opening kick-off is set for 5:00. “Our pre-season…
EHS Girls Soccer Opens at Lowell
The Everett High girls soccer team will open its 2025 season when coach Domenick Persuitte and his Lady Crimson Tide travel to non-league rival Lowell today (Wednesday). “I am very excited about the upcoming season. We have many returners and many newcomers, all…
Reviving Happy Hours will Put more Drunk Drivers on Our Roads
The proposal by State Senator Julian Cyr to revive happy hours — which have been outlawed in Massachusetts since the 1980s — is a terrible idea that will have only one guaranteed consequence: More motorists will be driving under the…