The state’s most illustrious football coach, John DiBiaso, can coach a little roundball, too. DiBiaso was honored for his 400th basketball coaching victory in a ceremony following the Everett-Waltham game Friday night. Superintendent of Schools Frederick Foresteire presented a basketball…
Obituaries 02-20-2013
Neil Tonelli, Jr. US Postal Service Retiree of New York, formerly of Everett Neil R. Tonelli Jr. of Clifton Park, NY passed away suddenly on February 13 at Ellis Hospital. He was born on April 11, 1948 in Everett and…
Mayor Credits City Services with Blizzard Cleanup
Mayor Carlo DeMaria said Monday night that he was pleased with the city’s overall response to the Blizzard of 2013, which saw some 25 inches of snow fall in Everett in a 24-hour period beginning last Friday afternoon, February 8…
Four Questions for the Candidates
With the Special Election to fill the vacancy left by State Representative Stephen “Stat” Smith’s indictment and resulting resignation from office less than a month away, The Everett Independent will be running a series of Question and Answer interviews with…
Aldermen Approve Appointment of Viscay, Dionne Ask Mayor for a More Transparent Process in Future Searches
The Board of Aldermen voted last night to approve the appointment of Richard Viscay as City Auditor by a margin of 6-1, with Alderwoman Millie Cardillo voting against the appointment. The board also voted unanimously to confirm the appointment of…
Ed Markey’s Senate Candidacy: Our Long-time Congressman Has Received Many Endorsements
Although it is the long-standing policy of this newspaper not to endorse candidates for public office, we nonetheless feel compelled to make note of the candidacy of the outstanding, long-time Congressman, Edward J. Markey, for the U.S. Senate seat which…
Police Briefs 02-13-2013
2/4 Mariel Teves, 22, 17 Parlin St., Everett, was arrested for malicious destruction of property over $250. 2/5 Gregory Michel, 27, 112 Carroll Ave., Brockton, was arrested for domestic assault and battery and carrying a knife. 2/6 Edward Chambliss, 45,…
Sports 02-13-2013
Girls hoop starts slow, fall short vs. Somerville The Everett High girls basketball team got off to a slow start, falling behind 27-11 at the half and 45-22 after three frames, but mounted a comeback effort in the final period that…
Obituaries 02-13-2013
Jeanette Caiazzo Of New Hampshire, formerly of Everett Jeanette (Tarquinio) Caiazzo of Seabrook, NH, formerly of Everett, died on February 1. The beloved wife of Frank A. Caiazzo Sr., she was the loving mother of Deborah M. Macdonald and her…
Mass. Bay Credit Union Everett Branch Opening Reception
Councilmen, Everett locals, and members of the Mass. Bay Credit Union gathered Jan. 30th for the Everett Branch opening reception at their new location that includes parking in the rear of the building, a drive-thru, and a full-deposit ATM. “The…
Four Questions for the Candidates
With the Special Election to fill the vacancy left by State Representative Stephen “Stat” Smith’s indictment and resulting resignation from office less than a month away, The Everett Independent will be running a series of Question and Answer interviews with…
Zoning Board Denies Digital Billboard Requests: Applicants Sought to Establish Large Electronic Billboards on Lower Broadway
The Everett Zoning Board of Appeals denied two separate requests by applicants to erect large (14’ x 48’) electronic digital billboards on Lower Broadway Monday night, in deference to the “residential neighborhood” which has emerged in the area of the…