Mayor Carlo DeMaria is pleased to recognize Everett resident Gerald Frew for his generous donation of a specially crafted plaque to the City of Everett.

Beginning January 2, Lower Broadway residents must also visit City Hall, Room 13, to renew their Lower Broadway sticker and visitor placard. Please bring your registration and proof of address (driver ...

“With every proposed deregulation, he (Zeldin) is allowing families and children to be exposed to more soot, more mercury, more methane, more toxic chemicals, more tailpipe pollution, and more climate ...

The City of Everett hosted the annual Christmas Tree Lighting event on Friday, Dec. 5 at Everett Square in celebration of the holiday season ...

Family, friends and colleagues joined Everett City Councilor Holly Garcia at her 35th Birthday Celebration Dec. 7 at the Village Bar and Grille. The guests enjoyed a buffet style meal and desserts, ...

Dozens of older adults from 2Life Communities visited the State House and gifted their handmade artwork to legislators, including Senator Sal DiDomenico. DiDomenico said, “It was an honor to receive ...

The Champion in Education Award honors DiDomenico for elevating the importance of learning at every stage through visionary advocacy and promoting innovative pathways that open doors for all students.

Hanukkah is observed for eight nights and days by lighting the candles of the Menorah, one on each day of the eight-day celebration. (The Menorah itself consists of nine candles, one of which ...

Housing Families, a housing and wellness services provider, which serves the communities of Everett, Malden and Medford, have announced that Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos are recognizing the ...

CodeRED is transitioning to a new, secure platform that was not impacted by the incident. The City of Everett does not currently have access to the alert system. Updates will be shared via the City’s ...

The Village Bar and Grill recently played host to the annual Village Reunion, a tradition of old friends from the neighborhood gathering for camaraderie, good eats and good times.

Members of the City Council surprised Mayor-Elect Robert Van Campen with a birthday cake last Monday following his 51st birthday on Sunday.