The City of Everett has completed the installation of a new high-efficiency heat pump system at the Ferry Street Fire Station, replacing aging heating infrastructure while improving air quality and comfort for firefighters who live and work in the station…
EHS athletes report for the 2026 fall season Everett High athletes reported for tryouts and practices for the 2026 sports season this past Monday. The Crimson Tide will be returning almost all of their coaches from 2025: Rob DiLoreto for…
The City of Everett’s Crimson Kids Summer Program gave local youth a summer filled with new experiences, friendships and opportunities to build skills they can carry with them well beyond the program. Hosted by Everett Youth Development and Enrichment, the…
The City of Everett welcomed Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (MA-07) and Massachusetts Commissioner of Agricultural Resources Ashley Randle to the Tremont Street Community Garden this week for a tour and roundtable discussion on urban agriculture, food access, and environmental stewardship. The…
Nine women’s teams participated in the Seventh Annual Strike Out Cancer Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 22 at Glendale Park. The tournament is a fundraiser, and it is held in honor of Kim Nicolo, a cancer survivor, and the late Carol…
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) has raised the West Nile virus (WNV) risk level in Everett to high following the confirmation of a human case in Middlesex County. This is the second confirmed human case of West Nile…
Pioneer Charter School of Science (PCSS I) is proud to announce its ranking as the #27 public high school in Massachusetts by U.S. News & World Report in its recently released 2026-2027 Best Massachusetts High School rankings. This places PCSS…
The Everett High School football program, under the leadership of head coach Rob DiLoreto, held an instructional clinic on Wednesday, Aug. 20 at Everett Veterans Memorial Stadium. Everett High School football players joined many Crimson Tide Youth Football players in…
It was almost 55 years ago — on December 23, 1971, to be precise — that President Richard M.Nixon officially declared the “war on cancer” when he signed the National Cancer Act of 1971. The legislation committed $1.5 billion ($12…
If you‘re responsible for providing food for your home dining table, you have three levels of work to consider. The easiest level is ordering or bringing home takeout food prepared elsewhere; the next level is homemade food from scratch; and…
Rep. Joe McGonagle was thrilled to participate in the 2026 Run to Home Base 5K/9K to support healing the invisible wounds of veterans across the country. He brought donations from several Everett businesses to support Home Base Charlestown, a veteran’s…
Senator Sal DiDomenico secured language in this year’s budget that will direct $250,000 for the ALS Association of Massachusetts to provide home care services and essential equipment to patients living with ALS. DiDomenico has been a champion for this organization…