This week's Everett obituary notices include nine residents: Berghello, Marie Barbara, 91; Colameta, Angelo, 95; Considine, Courtney L., 40; Garadozzi, Gary F. Sr., 76, formerly of Somerville; Polcari, Nancy M., 69; Rinaldi, Paul, 80; Simeone, Joyce M., 76; Surdo, Vincenzo, 95.
Twelve property transfers were recorded in Everett between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with eight carrying a sale price ranging from $485,000 to $985,000 and a median of $675,000; four transfers show price not yet available in registry data.
The Metro Boston Homeland Security Region Joint Policy Operating Committee holds a one-hour session from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., open to the public via a remote Google Meet link. From our own coverage: Regional homeland security panel meets Oct. 28.
Metro Boston Homeland Security Region panel holds Everett-hosted meeting Oct. 28 open to public. Also in today's brief (2 items): Freshman volleyball travels to Revere Monday; Regional homeland security panel meets Oct. 28.
Everett High School named a major beneficiary of a new state grant to expand career and technical education. Also in today's brief (2 items): Everett High receives state grant for career education; FKO gala to honor co-founder's 40-year legacy.
Everett's Board of Health meets Wednesday night as a senior flu clinic nears. Also in today's brief (5 items): Board of Health meets at Health Department; Free manicures offered at Connolly Center; Housing, utility assistance walk-in returns; Everett High School Council meets Thursday.
Everett's early voting period opens at City Hall and continues through Friday, Oct. 30.
City of Everett honors Italian Heritage Month and former City Clerk Michael Matarazzo. From our own coverage: Home sales report highlights family deed transfers.
Three Everett, Massachusetts obituaries were catalogued this week by Echovita.com: Colin, Mayard, age 89, who died October 12, 2026; Curley, John H. Jr., who died October 13, 2026; and Dondero, John A. Sr., age 84, who died October 12, 2026.
Six of Everett's 13 latest home sales involve family or trust transfers, not open-market deals. From our own coverage: Home sales steady despite family deed transfers. Also in today's brief (3 items): Zoning Board of Appeals meets Monday; School finance subcommittee meets Monday.
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