Sunday, November 27 Denner Araujo, 22, 454 Park Ave., Revere, was arrested for being disorderly person. Jonathan DiBiaso, 30, 480 Winthrop St., Winthrop, was arrested for larceny of property over $250. Aluiel Majok, 29, 239 Russell St., Everett, was arrested for domestic assault and battery. Filipe Oliveira, 27, 52 Winthrop Ave., Revere, was arrested...
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Obituaries 12-07-2011
Aram ‘Al’ Vega-Vagramian “Jazz Legend” Aram “Al” Vega-Vagramian of Everett died peacefully in his sleep on Friday, December 2 at 8:45 p.m. only hours after saying his goodbyes to family and closest friends. For 70 years he brought laughter and the love of living into our lives. The lives of Martha, his wife and...
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...
A Perfect Line Everett’s Record-breaking: Offense Starts with Stellar Play from the Offensive Line
This has been an historic season for the Everett High football team. Ranked No. 1 in the polls since August, coach John DiBiaso’s Crimson Tide took the field Tuesday night hoping to take a step toward bringing another Super Bowl championship to the city. Quarterback Jonathan DiBiaso became the state’s all-time touchdown leader this...
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...
Obituaries 11-30-2011
June White Of Lynn, formerly of Everett June J. (Moccia) White of Lynn died peacefully at home following a brief illness. She was 80 years old. The beloved wife of the late Leonard W. White, she was born in Everett, daughter of the late Charles and Victoria (Angrisano) Moccia. She was a resident of...
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...
Kiwanis Help Fill Baskets for Needy
In the true spirit of giving this Holiday Season, the Everett Kiwanis club helped the Everett Office of Human Services put together over 200 Thanksgiving baskets to help Everett families.
Superintendent Foresteire Honored at “E” Club Dinner
“E” Club Executive Director Vincent Ragucci Jr., Superintendent of Schools Frederick Foresteire, and Awards Chairman Armando Leo.
Credit Report: Eagle Bank Visits Local Schools in Honor of National Get Smart About Credit Day
On October 27, Eagle Bank staff visited Everett High School as part of the Get Smart About Credit program. The Eagle Bank personnel spoke to students in teacher David Babineau’s Finance classes about the different types of credit and the responsibilities that come with acquiring credit. The Eagle Bank staff members included Adriana Indrisano,...
Tax Rate: Aldermen, Councilors to Discuss on Monday
Homeowners and commercial taxpayers could start knowing if they will be receiving an early Christmas present next week when the Common Council and Board of Aldermen meet on Monday to discuss the commercial and residential tax rate for the 2012 fiscal year. The Aldermen and Councilors will meet in joint session at 5:30 p.m....
Thanksgiving 2011
The Thanksgiving holiday is upon us and we begin to wonder – where has the year gone and my, isn’t it flying by? What has it brought us and do we have anything to give thanks for? For those of you reading this, you should be grateful for having been given another year of...
Everett Eagles Football D-team Eastern Mass. Champs!
The Everett Eagles got their season rolling on Sept. 11 and never looked back. With wins over Peabody 31-0, West Lynn 27-0, Malden 27-0, South End 31-0, and East Lynn 12-0. During these games we had multiple touchdowns by Jake Wilcox (passing and running), Jaden Dottin, Brian Cuilla, Shea Willcox, Harry Mason, Darius Arrington...
Police Briefs 11-23-2011
Monday, November 14 Alexander Desrosier, 39, 304 Broadway, Everett, was arrested for license revoked. Tuesday, November 15 Papoo Singh, 49, 13 Park Terrace St., Everett, was arrested for domestic assault and battery and intimidation of a witness. Wednesday, November 16 Kathy-Hoang Ha, 17, 105 Nichols St., Everett, was arrested for domestic assault and battery....
Obituaries 11-23-2011
Francis ‘Shorty’ Parker Everett Resident Francis C. “Shorty” Parker of Everett died on November 19. He was 77 years old. He was the beloved husband of Lena R. (Accardi) Parker; loving father of Frank and Kathleen Parker of Everett, Thomas and Heather Parker of New York City and Paula and Chris Dente of Saugus;...
Fire Rips Through Three- Decker
A Linden Street triple-decker was engulfed by fire and destroyed during a difficult fire fought Monday afternoon. The home that burned was at 93 Linden Street, close to the former Everett High School building. It was a three-alarm fire and firefighters and apparatus from Malden, Medford, Melrose and Chelsea also fought the blaze. No...
Linkage Fees Defeated by 8-7 Vote
Citing a negative reaction to linkage fees from potential new and existing businesses, Councilors on Wednesday night defeated by a 8-7 vote, a request to start the legislative process of enacting a fee. “We need to be business friendly,” Councilwoman Rosemary Miller told her colleagues. Melissa Murphy of Mayor DeMaria’s office explained that this...
2011 Election Review
Last week’s election results held a mixed bag as one longtime common councilor was edged out while another former councilor was overwhelmingly returned to office. Ward 6 Councilor Anthony Ranieri was edged out of the seat that he has held for 15 years by political newcomer Michael McLaughlin. Former Aldermen and Common Councilor Wayne...
Mayor Carlo DeMaria
The people of Everett have spoken loudly and clearly. Mayor Carlo DeMaria has been re-elected by a wide margin to his third term. Mayor DeMaria’s re-election by voters here was hardly a surprise. Over the years, he has somehow managed to take the vitriol out and improve the personal nature of politics here to...
Peter Napolitano
Candidate for mayor Peter Napolitano finished out of the money – so to speak. He did his best to plug into those who are disenchanted with the way the city is being run. In the end, his campaign simply did not resonate as he and his supporters had hoped. At least Napolitano was brave...
Charter Change
The city has decided to go with a new charter. We have supported this effort all along as a new charter doesn’t hurt the city and its management. Indeed, it will show itself as a document aiding in giving this place a better government and a stronger, more modern and all-inclusive document that makes...
Right on Schedule: Tide Routs Malden, Improves to 10-0; One Win Away from GBL Title
The Everett High School football team clinched at least a share of the Greater Boston League title with a clear-cut 42-20 victory over Malden Saturday afternoon at Macdonald Stadium. Malden, on paper at least, was rated the second best team in the GBL, having handed No. 16-ranked Swampscott its only loss of the season....
Police Briefs 11-16-2011
Sunday, November 6 Kathy-Hoang Ha, 17, 105 Nichols St., Everett, was arrested for domestic assault and battery. Monday, November 7 Luana Cepeda, 18, 308 Reservoir Ave., Revere, was arrested for causing false fire alarm, resisting arrest, assault and battery on a person, trespassing, dist. school or public mtg. Robert Dwyer, 54, 44 Maplewood Ave.,...