If Crimson Tide Pop Warner is not the most successful Pop Warner organization in Massachusetts – in terms of championships, high participation rates, graduates advancing to high school and college programs, and support by the community – it’s certainly near…
News In Brief
Mayor DeMaria and Council on Aging Offering Free Clinical Pharmacist Visit Mayor Carlo DeMaria and The Council on Aging, in collaboration with the Cambridge Health Alliance, are pleased to offer a free blood pressure check and medication review to seniors…
Goldberg Announces Interim Chairman for the Cannabis Control Commission
State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg announced that Sarah G. Kim was sworn in as Interim Chairman for the Cannabis Control Commission (Commission). Ms. Kim replaces Steven J. Hoffman who submitted his resignation as Chair in April after serving for several years…
García Invited by President Biden To Attend Cinco de Mayo Reception at the White House
State representative candidate and sitting Chelsea City Councilor Judith García attended the White House’s official Cinco de Mayo reception last week. The event was hosted by President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, who invited García to their celebration along…
Malden Catholic’s Leading Beyond Gala Raises Over $1,000,000
Malden Catholic held its 16th Annual Gala on Thursday, April 28, 2022 in the Doherty Gymnasium and celebrated the school’s 90th Anniversary along with honoring longtime benefactors, Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy ’50 and Mrs. Margaret T. (Noonan) McCarthy GC ’50,…
State Treasurer’s Veterans’ Bonus Division Extends Eligibility Period
The State Treasurer’s Veterans’ Bonus Division announced that the eligibility period for the Massachusetts COVID-19 Bonus for National Guard members has been extended past its initial end date of June 15, 2021. National Guard members activated for additional deployments at…
CHA Names Doug Kress New Chief Community Officer
Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA), a community health system serving Cambridge, Somerville and Boston’s metro-north communities, has named Doug Kress as its new chief community officer. He most recently served as the director of health and human services for the City…
Michael Matarazzo Will Be Missed
The Everett community recently lost one of its all-time leading citizens with the passing last week of Michael G. “Marty” Matarazzo. Mr. Matarazzo, who was only 68, truly was a man of many talents and abilities. He served on the…
An Ill Wind….
The unrelenting easterly seabreeze that has been blowing at 20-30 miles per hour 24/7 for the past five days has reminded us that “spring” is an ephemeral term for those of us who live along the Massachusetts coastline. The temperature…
Guest Op-Ed: I Am Angry But Determined To Protect Roe
By Elizabeth Warren Roe v. Wade has protected the right to a safe and legal abortion for nearly half a century. Over and over again, conservative Supreme Court nominees proclaimed Roe “settled law,” signaling to the American people that, on…
EHS Roundup
EHS Girls Track Runs Past Classical The Everett High girls outdoor track and field team won its fourth straight meet with an 86-48 victory at Lynn Classical last Tuesday. “The girls had a great meet,” said EHS head coach Jehu…