The numbers of COVID-19 cases in Everett has plummeted this week, hitting one of the lowest weekly numbers of new cases since early in the pandemic. This week, the City logged only 41 new COVID-19 cases, and that was after…
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DeMaria to Host Virtual Community Meetings
Mayor Carlo DeMaria is pleased to announce that he will be virtually hosting community meetings on Zoom beginning on Wednesday, May 12, at 7 p.m. Each meeting will be with a different ward of the City of Everett to learn…
Council Votes Unanimously to Support the Creation of the Everett Youth Initiative Council
With a desire to empower youth, build advocacy, and streamline communication with the City, two Everett High School students have led the development of the Everett Youth Initiative Council. At the last meeting of the Everett City Council on April…
School Committee Has to Reconvene for Another Budget Vote Due to No-Shows by Member
The Everett Public Schools voted and approved its annual budget 3-2 on April 27. Now they get to do it all over again on May 11. And it’s ignited quite a controversy within the membership and Supt. Priya Tahiliani due…
Vandals Uproot Cross in Front of Zion Baptist Church
Vandals struck the Zion Baptist Church overnight last Thursday by uprooting the large cross from the ground in front of the historic Black church and tossing it in a yard on Broadway. Bishop Robert Brown said he was alerted to…
From the Mayor’s Office: Meet the Team: Dale Palma
What do you do in the City? “Director of Council on Aging. I also work at the Food Pantry and I’ve worked at the Office of Human Services. Pre-Pandemic: Coordinating programming for Seniors, writing grants, and working with the Council…
Pioneer Charter School of Science I Scores Well in High School Ranking
Pioneer Charter School of Science I was recently honored by U.S. News and World Report in its annual distinguished ‘Best High Schools’ rankings. PCSS I ranked 17th in Massachusetts among 365 high schools, and placed 15th out of high schools…
Pioneer Apartment Community Sells for Record $132 Million
The Pioneer apartment community on the Parkway – one of the first such new residences to open in the formerly industrial Commercial Triangle – has sold to Northwestern Mutual Life of Milwaukee for $132 million in a recent trade. The…
Community Health and Wellness Center Will Re-Open on May 10
Mayor DeMaria is pleased to announce that the Everett Community Health & Wellness Center will re-open on Monday, May 10. The center will be open Monday through Friday from 6am-8pm and Saturday-Sunday from 7 a.m.-1 p.m. “The Everett Community Health…
Surveys Show Most EHS Students Look to Stay Remote This Year
The Everett High School (EHS) is scheduled to offer the option of returning to classes in-person the week of May 10, but at the moment it appears most students in the older grades will opt to stay home in the…