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Coyotes are here to stay; residents attend informative presentation

February 3, 2023

Biologists from the Mass. Division of Fisheries and Wildlife presented a discussion on coyotes last Thursday night at Forestdale School. Northeast District Wildlife

Free Cash transferred to City Clerk’s Archives Account; Ways and Means Committee Chair Hanlon wants to see paper monthly warrants

February 3, 2023

The City Council’s Ways and Means Committee approved an appropriation of $125,000 from the Budgetary Fund Balance, or Free Cash, to the City

City Council denies amending the city’s administrative code to organize a Cemetery Commission

January 27, 2023

The City Council voted 8-0 to deny amending the city’s administrative code to include the organization of a potentially paid, five-member Cemetery Commission

TDM Ordinance seeks to limit drivers on the road

January 27, 2023

The city’s Transportation Planner appeared before the City Council during Monday’s Legislative Affairs Subcommittee meeting to discuss the Transportation-Demand-Management at City Hall. Transportation

Standing Room Only crowd for legacy celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; community organizations recognized for their service

January 20, 2023

After Saturday’s North Shore Black Women’s Association Luncheon at Anthony’s of Malden was cancelled due to lack of interest, the city showed up

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Author: Tara Vocino

Coyotes are here to stay; residents attend informative presentation

Free Cash transferred to City Clerk’s Archives Account; Ways and Means Committee Chair Hanlon wants to see paper monthly warrants

City Council denies amending the city’s administrative code to organize a Cemetery Commission

TDM Ordinance seeks to limit drivers on the road

Standing Room Only crowd for legacy celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; community organizations recognized for their service

Senior Center celebrates New Year; warming center was the topic of discussion

Everett artist showcases art gallery from his series of ‘Houses and Playscapes’ and ‘Experimenting in Color’

Nearly 80 percent of the city’s students identified as low-income

Marine Corps Veteran takes oath of office as a police officer

Saugus Middle/High School Courtyard Dedicated to Former Principal Kenneth Fabrizio, Who Served the District for 39 Years

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