Mayor Carlo and Stacy DeMaria Jr. invites all residents and businesses for a Holiday Luncheon on Friday, December 23 at the 8/10 Restaurant from 11:30 a.m, – 2:30 p.m. on Norwood Street to celebrate and support the Human Services Department. Everett’s Department of Human Services works tirelessly throughout the year to provide assistance to...
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Buying and Selling, a Christmas Tradition at the Jewelry Box
Buying is part of the new sales plan at most jewelry stores these days and the Jewelry Box on Broadway in Revere has proven itself to be a leader in the booming gold buying business – and there’s no time like Christmas to come in and visit their close-knit, family operation. Owner Tom Yourawski...
Everett Co-op Donates $25,000 Towards Shute Library Renovation
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr., and Deborah Abraham, Everett Public Library Director are pleased to announce the Everett Cooperative Bank pledged $25,000 to the Capital Campaign for the renovation of the Shute Memorial Library. The Shute Library has seen a great increase in use ever since the new High School opened only two blocks away....
Police Get $5,000 Traffic Enforcement Grant
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. and Police Chief Steven Mazzie announced the receipt of a $4,950 grant from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety Highway safety Division as part of the 2012 Traffic Enforcement Grant Program. The grant money will be used to conduct high-visibility traffic enforcement of motor vehicle laws, including...
A Class of Its Own: Everett Wins Super Bowl Title
The Everett High football team was ranked the best team in the state in September but preseason polls have never mattered much to Everett High head coach John DiBiaso, his staff, and the players in his vaunted program. Led by a record-breaking performance by quarterback Jonathan DiBiaso, Everett stormed through the regular season undefeated...
Cutting Costs: Common Council Seeks Ways to Save Money
Common Councilors seemed to take the adage, “it a takes a hundred pennies to make a dollar,” to heart when they discussed a couple of ways to save the taxpayers’ money at Monday night’s meeting. Councilor Rosemary Miller questioned why the Mayor’s staff seemed to be wasting stationery “Five hundred and seventy two dollars...
Two New Patrolmen Join the EPD
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. and Police Chief Steven Mazzie, congratulate new Patrolmen Dino D’Andrea and Kristopher Gaff. The two new patrolmen were appointed by the Board of Aldermen and sworn in on Monday. Pictured with the Mayor and Chief Mazzie: Bishop Robert G. Brown, Chaplain for the Everett Police Department, Patrolmen Gaff and D’Andrea...
Mayor, City Council: Increase ISD Enforcement
Mayor Carlo DeMaria, along with Alderman Robert Van Campen, Councilors David Rodrigues, D.J. Napolitano and Adam Ragucci finalized an Ordinance targeting repeat nuisance properties in the City. Modeled after the City of Boston’s regulations, Everett’s Housing Task Force will now be able to levy daily fees for properties that require three or more service...
Council Approves ‘12 Tax Rates, Including a Residential Exemption and Decrease
Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. applauds the work of the City Council in approving the 2012 residential and commercial tax rate. At a Joint Convention of the City Council and Board of Aldermen, William Hart, Chairman of the Board of Assessors presented the City’s legislature with the 2012 residential rate of $15.52 per thousand, and...
Everett High Football Team Rolls to Victory in Semifinals
The Everett High football team turned in a superb performance and took home a 46-0 victory over Lynn English in a Division 1A semifinal playoff game Tuesday night at Manning Field in Lynn. Senior quarterback Jonathan DiBiaso threw touchdown passes to Jalen Felix and Jakarrie Washington. Senior running back Vondell Langston rushed for two...