DiDomenico secured $750,000 to support education and transportation projects across every community in his district. His funding will go towards projects such as playground enhancements, athletic and ...

Councilor-at-Large Katy Rogers walked into the City Clerk’s office at City Hall last Thursday, May 15, exactly at 8 a.m. Rogers affixed her signature to the official list for nomination papers and ...

National Police Week is nationally recognized to honor and remember those who gave their lives in the line of duty. Each year, the Department hosts this memorial ceremony to recognize and reflect upon ...

Former Ward 3 City Councilor Darren Costa announced that he is exploring a return to public service and intends to run for citywide office in Everett. He is currently considering a candidacy for ...

United We Stand, Divided We Fall To the Editor, I write to you in a plead for help regarding The Kraft Group’s proposed soccer/entertainment stadium. Though a community impact agreement must also be ...

Memorial Day has its roots in what originally was known as Decoration Day in the aftermath of the Civil War, when the women of communities in the North decorated the graves of the soldiers who ...

Special to the Independent On Monday, May 5, State Senator Lydia Edwards was joined by Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll, Attorney General Andrea Campbell, State Senate President Karen Spilka, housing ...

Memorial Day weekend marks the traditional start of the summer season, bringing with it the anticipation of sunshine and warmth, of vacations, and of time spent with family and friends.