Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Jr. would like to thank all who attended and participated in this year’s Cityfest celebration. Hundreds of residents joined together to support local businesses and organizations and enjoy amazing performances and entertainment. This year’s headlining act, Tavares,…
Misidentification of Sober Home Riles Residents Problems at the Site Acknowledged
When Alderman Michael Marchese called out the owners, managers and residents of a sober home on Gladstone Street during last week‘s Board of Aldermen meeting, neighbors of the alleged sober home were happy that someone was paying attention. They just…
City Hall Likely to Stay Closed on Fridays Solicitor Explains Mayor’s Plans for New City Hall Hours
Mayor Carlo DeMaria, in written correspondence to the Common Council Monday night, notified the body that the city is currently working on a plan that would permanently keep city hall closed on Fridays going forward and explained that the move…
City to Institute Veteran Work Program
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. and Veteran Services Director, Joe Hickey, are currently in the planning stages for the creation of a Veterans’ Work Program. Under the Valor Act, Everett is permitted to establish such a program that allows local Veterans…
Progress Continues on Lower Broadway Project
Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Jr. and the Department of Planning and Development recently held a public meeting to discuss the proposed Lower Broadway Project. Representatives from the planning firm, Sasaki Associates, Inc., were in attendance and presented the data and background…
Columbus Day
Monday the 8th is the annual celebration of Columbus Day – which commemorates the achievements of Christopher Columbus, chief among them, the discovery of America. No 15th Century explorer matched the heroism and daring that Christopher Çolumbus brought onto the…
Register to Vote
Massachusetts voters have until October 13, to register to vote. The presidential election coming up in November is among the most important in decades. In order to vote, one must be registered to make themselves heard and felt – as…
Crimson Tide Will Recover
The weekend loss by the Crimson Tide football team was not expected but now that it has happened, at least the inevitable has finally occurred and the football players can put the loss out of mind and get on with…
Streak is Stopped : Crimson Tide’s 28-game Win Streak Washed Away in 13-7 Double-overtime Loss to Barnstable
The Everett Crimson Tide battled Barnstable in the rain last Friday night, as well as their own mistakes, and came up on the wrong side of a 13-7 double-overtime decision that ended their 28-game win streak and put their hopes…
Obituaries 10-03-2012
Maria Lombardi Worked for Stone & Webster Engineering Maria A. (Parrella) Lombardi of Methuen, formerly of Braintree, died at home on September 30. She was 64 years old. Born in Cassano, Caudino, Avellino, Italy, she lived in Braintree for many…
EHS Homecoming King and Queen
Pictured (L-r) Kayla Ringdahl Fausline Lachapelle, Queen Janyne Sierra, King Caio Simao, Courtney Stevens and Tien Tran. And there you have them, the king and his court for the annual Everett Homecoming which was held over the weekend and which…
Aldermen Okay Funds to Fix Broken Culvert
Members of Mayor Carlo DeMaria’s administration appeared before the Board of Aldermen Monday night to request an emergency declaration over a broken drainage culvert in the area of Boston Market Terminal, near the New England Produce Center, which is endangering…