The City of Everett has restored normal operations following the cybersecurity incident identified earlier this month and has taken significant steps to strengthen its technology infrastructure and reduce future vulnerabilities. The incident, identified on September 6, affected the City’s internal…
Brian Herbert promoted to Police Lieutenant; Travis Nally promoted to Police Sergeant; Jared Carrera takes oath as new Everett Police Officer
Brian Herbert was promoted to Lieutenant in the Everett Police Department and Travis Nally was promoted to Sergeant at a swearing-in ceremony in the City Council Chambers. Jared Carrera took his oath of office as new patrol officer in the…
Council approves resolution in support of striking workers at Encore Boston Harbor
The Everett City Council unanimously approved a resolution offered by Ward 6 Councilor Peter Pientrantonio at its Sept. 14 meeting expressing its support for Locals 25 and 26 [Teamsters and UNITE HERE labor unions] “to receive new contracts from Encore…
Pantry treats
For us, a stockpile of pantry treats began with our introduction to the Freshé line of tuna and salmon meals, which combined legumes, vegetables, fish, and a promise of high quality and sustainability. Each tin provides a complete, high-protein meal…
Everett High School Class of 1969 Celebrates 75th Birthdays
Members of the Everett High School Class of 1969 celebrated their 75th birthdays at a get-together Saturday at Prince Restaurant in Saugus. Several classmates turn 75 this year, the, 57 years after their graduation from Everett High School. Under the…
Literacy Coalition awards DiDomenico and Young for newly signed law
Senator Sal DiDomenico and his Chief of Staff, Christie Getto Young, were honored at an event by the Mass Reads Coalition and presented with awards for helping pass Massachusetts’ new evidence-based literacy standards. This summer, Governor Maura Healey signed Senator…
EHS Sports Roundup 9-23-26
Two wins for EHS boys soccer The Everett High boys soccer team got on the winning track with a pair of victories over Malden and Lawrence last week. The Tide shook off a 5-1 loss to Greater Boston League (GBL)…
Everett Welcomes Pre-K Students for First Full-Day School Year
Everett Public Schools welcomed pre-kindergarten students back to school on Wednesday, September 9, marking the beginning of the first school year in which students at both the Webster Extension and the Adams School will attend full-day pre-kindergarten. The Webster Extension…
Freedom Trail offers after dark experiences
Freedom Trail offers after dark experiences Discover the Freedom Trail in a new light – after dark – on the official Freedom Trail Lantern Tours. Freedom Trail Foundation announces the return of the unique Lantern Tours, offering visitors and residents…
Guest Op-Ed: Opening doors to careers in the trades: Why Everett residents should explore apprenticeships and union pathways
Everett residents seeking well-paying jobs that do not necessarily require a college degree have an opportunity to find them at the upcoming Everett “Careers in the Trades” Fair from 4-7 p.m. on Thursday, October 1, at Everett High School. That…
Fall arrives
After last week’s summer-like weather, where temperature hit the mid-80s for a couple of days, much-cooler weather arrived this past weekend, Combined with the strong winds from a developing nor’easter later this week, it is clear that fall is here.…
Upcoming Events at Everett Public Libraries 9-23
Parlin Adult and Teens Parlin Book Group, Parlin Meeting Room, and Zoom. Monday, September 28th at 6:00 pm. Discuss David Baldacci’s Strangers in Time. 18+. Call Kathleen at (617) 394 2300, or send an email to [email protected], for the Zoom…