By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. The holiday shopping season is here and at best, if you’re reading this on Wednesday, December 2, you have 23 shopping days left to buy your gifts before Christmas, or Channukah or the Winter Solstice, or…
Category: Editorials
Letter to the Editor
Councilor-Elect McLaughlin hits the ground running after an Election Day Victory Dear Editor: As I promised during my campaign, I will be a voice for the people of Everett. I want to bring myself up-to-date on current events and issues…
The Orsogna Trip Was Focused on an Exchange of Ideas and Experiences
By: Mayor Carlo DeMaria Orsogna Italy is one of two Sister Cities to Everett. Many community members here have strong ties to Orsogna. This summer, I led a delegation from Everett, including civic leaders and city officials, to visit our…
Let Us Give Thanks
Another Thanksgiving is upon us. It’s a day for schoolboy football, family gatherings, and not much else to do other than enjoy a great dinner with friends and family that reminds us how fortunate we truly are as a nation…
Letter to the Editor
Congratulations Everett We write to offer our congratulations to the City of Everett for wining the 2015 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Culture of Health prize. The 2015 RWJF Culture of Health prize was awarded to only eight communities that have…
Congratulations to Crimson Tide Pop Warner
We join the community in offering our congratulations to the Crimson Tide Pop Warner ‘B’ team who will be playing in the semifinals of the New England Regionals this Saturday at Everett Veterans Memorial Stadium. The organization’s football teams and…
Tide Exceed Expectations
All in all it was another exciting season for the Everett High School football team. No one expected Everett to advance far in the playoffs but the Crimson Tide exceeded expectations and reached the Final Four in Division 1 with…
Supporting Our Veterans
By Senator Sal DiDomenico Veterans Day is a time to honor those who have served in our armed forces and to reflect on the incredible sacrifices that our Veterans and their families have made for our country. I am proud…
Let’s Truly Honor Our Veterans
Veteran’s Day originally came into existence shortly after World War I when it was known as Armistice Day, marking the end of what was known then as the Great War on the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the…
Affordable Food: Everett’s Pathway to Health and Economic Vitality
By: Mayor Carlo DeMaria and Kathleen O’Brien, Director of the Everett Community Health Partnership More than one million Massachusetts residents, including over 300,000 children, live in economically-distressed urban and rural communities with limited access to markets carrying healthy affordable foods,…