Page 6 THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, OCTObER 18, 2024 Malden Catholic Announces September Plus Ultra Awards E ach month at Malden Catholic, faculty and staff are asked to nominate students, faculty or staff who they feel have done something to personify one of the five Spiritual Values of Humility, Simplicity, Compassion, Trust and Zeal. The idea is to recognize members of our community who go More Beyond and exemplify our motto Plus Ultra. Malden Catholic is proud ELIMINATION | FROM PAGE 1 guages other than English are frustrating because city councillors can’t understand them. An agenda item for the Administration to consider allocating funds to add multilingual translation services to City Council meetings was referred back to the Administration to provide information on funding. In other matters related to education, the City Counto recognize the following person from Everett for going More Beyond. Zachary Woods ’26 for Humility – Zach exemplifies how one person can change the culture of the classroom. His quiet but attentive character makes our job easy. Zach exemplifies the importance of humility because he is always willing to be better, especially in the eyes of Social Justice. About Malden Catholic: MC is a codivisional, college preparatory high school. Sponsored by the Xaverian Brothers and guided by their spiritual values of simplicity, humility, compassion, trust and zeal, MC inspires all students to lives of service, leadership and excellence. An inclusive community of faith, MC nurtures enduring personal relationships and life-long learning. cil passed proposals presented by City Council President Robert Van Campen for “the Administration to provide the City Council with copies of any lease, rental or operating agreements in effect at the former Everett High School by and between the City and the Broadway Boxing Club and the Elliot Family Resource Center,” which occupy the old High School, 548 Broadway, for which School SuperintenSenior Social Planned for October 31 at the Connolly Center Wear a costume and gather with friends for a delicious meal, dancing, and plenty of fun at this special Halloween-themed Senior Social EVERETT, MA – Mayor Carlo DeMaria is pleased to announce the City of Everett’s Council on Aging (COA) will be hosting the October Senior Social on Thursday, October 31, 2024 from 11:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Edward G. Connolly Center (90 Chelsea dent William Hart is requesting $72 million to convert to classroom space for seventh- and eight-graders to relieve overcrowding in neighborhood schools and “for the Administration [to] provide an update on its ongoing efforts to reclaim the former Everett High School for expanded school purposes, including the relocation of certain other non-educational uses within the facility, and the reuse and redevelStreet). Smokin’ Joe and the Henchmen, a community favorite, will be providing the tunes for this month’s Senior Social. In celebration of Halloween, wear a costume to the event for a chance to win a prize. A delicious meal will be served that opment of the former Pope John property,” 888 Broadway, but mostly facing Lafayette Street. In discussion, Van Campen expressed frustration in not receiving the information, which he requested September 9. In other business, the Council defeated a request to extend the appointment of Mirlande Felissaint as Director of Elections/Registrar until January 5, 2026, primarily on the will include Italian wedding soup, garden salad, chicken parmesan, baked fish, seasonal vegetables, rice pilaf, coffee, and dessert. Ticket sales are ongoing at the Connolly Center. For additional information, please call Cathi at 617-394-2323. basis of her lack of experience and infrequency of voting. She will remain in the position until a successor is found. The Council also approved a request from Trimount and its parent company, Jupiter Power, to install an underground electrical duct bank, inclusive of an electrical transmission line under Alfred, Dexter and Roberts Streets on the site of a proposed energy storage facility planned for Beecham Street, south of Revere Beach Parkway/Route 16 and east of Lower Broadway. The land was the site of an Exxon Gas facility and is currently being remediated by owner the Davis Company. “We need this,” Hans Detweiler of Jupiter told the members. “Like all other utility projects, it has to connect to something and the grid is already strong at the location.” Approval helps them in their approval process with the state Dept. of Public Utilities and other agencies, but the mayor doesn’t seem to be in agreement with the project, at least not yet, as related by Van Campen, Councillor-at-Large Stephanie Smith and Ward 1 Councillor Wayne Matewsky. “We don’t know where the Administration stands,” Smith admitted. She thinks representatives for the City of Everett should be present during the permitting process Trimount/Jupiter is pursuing. “If the Mayor isn’t on board with this, we have to consider that,” Matewsky feels. “Can we invite someone from the Administration to speak on this?” Ward 4 Councillor Holly Garcia asked. “Let’s vote on what we want,” Ward 6 Councillor Peter Pietrantonio said before the unanimous vote of approval. “This is a technology Everett desperately needs. If the Administration doesn’t want it, that’s their call. They don’t tell us anything anyway.” ELIMINATION | SEE PAGE 7
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