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Van Campen sworn in as Everett mayor as new City Council, School Committee take office

January 8, 2026

Smith elected Council President; Hurley returns as School Committee Chairperson By Neil Zolot Mayor Robert Van Campen, City Councillors and School Committee

An Honor to Serve the City of Everett

January 2, 2026

To the people of Everett, As we welcome the new year, I hope you had the opportunity to spend meaningful time with family, friends,

Mayor DeMaria and The Kraft Group Reach Community Agreement Valued at Nearly $200 Million for the City of Everett

January 2, 2026

Special to The Advocate After months of candid negotiations and ongoing community discussion, Mayor Carlo DeMaria and The Kraft Group have reached a

~ Letter-to-the-Editor ~ Preventing Nuclear War Is a Responsibility Congress Cannot Ignore

December 23, 2025

Dear Editor, As a resident of Stoneham who works in Malden, I am hopeful that Congresswoman Clark will join Senators Markey and Warren

Crimson Tide boys basketball drops two competitive road encounters to close out the first week of the season; Girls beat Chelsea in the home opener

December 23, 2025

By Joe McConnell After an exhilarating 66-43 win over Malden in a home opener that was filled with electricity both on the court

Everett Public Libraries reflect on a year of connection, community and creativity

December 23, 2025

Library staff and patrons celebrate meaningful moments, trusted relationships and vibrant programming throughout 2025 Special to The Advocate As 2025 comes to

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Van Campen sworn in as Everett mayor as new City Council, School Committee take office

An Honor to Serve the City of Everett

Mayor DeMaria and The Kraft Group Reach Community Agreement Valued at Nearly $200 Million for the City of Everett

~ Letter-to-the-Editor ~ Preventing Nuclear War Is a Responsibility Congress Cannot Ignore

Crimson Tide boys basketball drops two competitive road encounters to close out the first week of the season; Girls beat Chelsea in the home opener

Everett Public Libraries reflect on a year of connection, community and creativity

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