Revere’s highest officials are irate at Everett State Rep. Steve ‘Stat’ Smith for dragging his feet in fixing code violations fire safety violations at a Revere property that contained some 12 illegal apartments. Revere Mayor Dan Rizzo said this week…
Everett Officials Plans for Future Progress
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. is inviting all businesses, residents and community groups to a community-wide, public open house entitled “Envisioning Everett Together: Planning for Pride, Progress, and Possibilities.” The meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 26th, from 6-8 p.m.…
The Meeting About Lower Broadway June 26
A community visioning meeting being held June 26 from 6-8 at the Edward Connolly Center on Chelsea Street is one of the more ambitious and interesting meetings to be held locally by the administration in a long time. If you…
Thank You Everett Cooperative Bank
The Everett Cooperative Bank recently donated $5000 to the Joint Committee for Children’s Health Care in Everett. The JCCH is a non-profit corporation dedicated to advocating for universal access to quality health care for all the children of Everett. Donations…
Smith’s Property Woes Unchanged
We wonder how it is that Rep. Stat Smith’s property woes in Revere have not caused the representative to move meaningfully to correct the situation that exists in a 12 unit building he owns in Revere which is legally a…
The Blitz Was on Dibiaso in Shriners Game
Everett’s Jonathan DiBiaso threw a touchdown pass in the Shriners Football Game but a blitzing, all-out defensive effort kept the state’s all-time leading quarterback in check Friday night at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro. So for the first time in 26…
Police Briefs 06-20-2012
Monday, June 11 Gregory Maitre, 17, 146 Hancock St., Everett, was arrested for domestic assault and battery, assault with a dangerous weapon. Tuesday, June 12 Samson Camille, 22, 100 Vernal St., Everett, was arrested for possession of Class D with…
Obituaries 06-20-2012
James Brickley Former Everett Veterans Services Commissioner James J. Brickley, a lifelong Everett resident, died at his home on June 10. He was 84 years old. He was a former commissioner for the City of Everett Veteran Services and a…
Crimson Crush Visit Washington, Dc
Everett High School recently hosted the 2nd Annual History Bee and Bowl, where two squads from the EHS Crimson Crush Academic Team qualified for the National competition in Washington, DC. This year, the Crimson Crush sent one Varsity and one…
Everett’s Portion of the Community Trail Now Open
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Sunday June 3rd, 2012 to commemorate the opening and completion of the Everett’s portion of the Northern Strand Community Trail, also known as the Bike to the Sea Trail. Steve Winslow, the co-…
Tensions Run High at Board of Aldermen Meeting
Frustrations about Everett’s operating budget for the fiscal year of 2013 have been festering since it was presented to the Board of Aldermen, who made additional cuts to those already presented by the mayor’s financial team. The most recent controversy…
Lower Broadway Community Visioning Meeting Set for June 26th
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. is inviting all businesses, residents and community groups to a community wide, public open house entitled “Envisioning Everett Together: Planning for Pride, Progress, and Possibilities.” The meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 26th, from 6:00PM…