Page 8 THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, July 3, 2026 Everett’s HickeySchultz named to URI President’s List T he University of Rhode Island (URI) was pleased to announce that Rebecca Hickey-Schultz of Everett has been named to its Spring 2026 President’s List. To be included on the President’s List, full-time students must have completed 12 or more credits for letter grades that are GPA applicable during a semester and achieved at least a 3.80 through 4.0 grade point average. URI is a diverse and dynamic community of members connected by a common quest for knowledge. As a global education leader and the state of Rhode Island’s fl agship public research institution, URI off ers distinctive opportunities designed to meet the global challenges of today’s world and the rapidly evolving needs of tomorrow. Founded in 1892, URI off ers more than 200 degree programs across nine schools and colleges. As a land- and sea-grant institution, URI is a key driver of economic development in Rhode Island and contributes signifi cantly to the health and vitality of the state, the New England region and the nation. POLL WORKERS | FROM PAGE 3 tion records and document precinct activity throughout the day · Wardens, who oversee polling operations and are responsible for managing the precinct Poll workers are paid for their service, with compensation starting at $260 for Election Day. An additional stipend of $50 is provided for completing the required state training. Compensation is issued as a single payment following the election. Any registered voter in Massachusetts is eligible to apply, and no prior experience is necessary. Mandatory training will be off ered on August 10 and August 12, with multiple morning and evening sessions available. Training lasts approximately one hour, and applicants only need to attend one session. Seniors, veterans, students, working professionals, retirees, and fi rsttime applicants are all welcome to apply. The City is especially encouraging bilingual residents to apply. Federal language access requirements established by the U.S. Department of Justice require language assistance for voters, making multilingual poll workers an important part of ensuring every eligible resident can participate in the An Everett polling location’s voting area. electoral process. Serving as a poll worker is a unique opportunity to support your community, protect the integrity of local elections, meet fellow residents and earn extra income while making a meaningful civic contribution. Residents interested in applying or learning more should contact the Election Offi ce at 617-394-2296 or visit Room 10 at Everett City Hall. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION STADIUM HELP SHAPE A NEW WATERFRONT PARK ON THE MYSTIC RIVER Join us and share your ideas for amenities and programming at the proposed waterfront park at the proposed New England Revolution Stadium. WATERFRONT PARK INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP DATE: JULY 23, 2026 TIME: 6:00 – 8:00 P.M. ADDRESS: Everett City Hall, City Council Chambers 484 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 https://www.revolutionsoccer.net/ everett-stadium • This meeting will focus only on the waterfront park; discussions about the proposed stadium will take place at separate meetings. • Due to the collaborative charette format of the meeting, the meeting will be in person only. • Spanish and Portuguese interpretation services will be provided. Poll workers are being recruited to serve for both the September 1, 2026, State Primary and the November 3, 2026, State Election. Selected applicants will help staff Everett’s 18 polling locations and support voters throughout both election days. Help ensure fair, secure and accessible elections for all Everett voters. Become a poll worker today.
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