Everett News

Intershell International Corp.'s attractive, modern one-acre seafood complex at 52 Commercial St.

Transit Police arrested a 22-year-old Everett man Wednesday in connection with the groping of a woman on the T. . It was the third such arrest in three days, part of a crackdown by the T, which has seen reported incidences of sexual assault rise by 32 percent and arrests by 40 percent since April 2008, authorities said.

Power to parents is main objective of new city 'university' At a math workshop, instructor Alice Devine went over problem solving with Ludwick Coye, Nicanora Hernandez, and Marte Alvarez.

Thomas Abruzzese, Jr., 26, 18 Pierce Ave., Everett, was arrested for Operating Under the Influence of Liqour.

Next Tuesday is Election Day, an opportunity for the voters of this city to choose what the direction the city will take for the next two years.

The Everett Public Schools and the mayora s office are ready to turn a grand, old building into a great, modern one.

On Tuesday, October 13, Everett Credit Union hosted a college planning seminar at Everett High School for juniors and seniors in Everett and surrounding communities.

Statistics show that school age children are more likely to get into trouble between the hours of 3 to 6 p.m. The reason is obvious: the lack of supervision.

A Malden school teacher and lifelong New England Patriots fan is the first Massachusetts Lottery player to win a pair of season tickets for life in the football team's new instant game.

When it comes to general bragging rights, Salem is a veritable "embarrassment of riches." The community is one of the oldest in America, and is home to one of the nation's first public school systems and one of its oldest Protestant churches.

Rivers Edge Park, pictured above, was recently developed along with office buildings and an apartment complex along the Malden River in Medford.

Turtles are flying at Ye Olde Pepper Companie on Derby Street. Ever since the store got a plug in the November issue of O, The Oprah Magazine, chocolate turtles have been flying off the shelf.

Joanthan Barbosa, 19, 1 Silk St., Chelsea, was arrested for receiving stolen motor vehicle, resisting arrest, failing to stop for police, stop sign violation, leaving scene of property damage, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, red light violation, speeding, reckless operation of motor vehicle, resisting arrest, receiving stolen property ...

An extraordinary person could pull it off. In the best of times, it could be done.

US Representative Edward Markey discussed health care changes at Arlington Town Hall on Monday evening.

State Representative Paul Donato of Medford supported the move to provide funding for the Portal to Hope.

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An Everett youth is being charged in an alleged vicious beating in downtown Boston that left a South End man with permanent brain damage - and it was all over Chinese food.

John Benoit and Jumoke Marshall, both 22, of Roxbury, and Eric Wallace, 19, of Everett pleaded not guilty to the Mother's Day beating that left Joe Yoon Kang, 28, in the hospital for a month, permanently brain damaged, prosecutors said.

Four Massachusetts men have been arrested in connection with a Mother's Day beating that left a former Boston man with brain damage.