Ebert made Everett a better place.
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Do one thing perfectly.
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Wonder how those old Everett mansions get around? It’s all thanks to Nickel Bros.
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Flip it. Flip it good. 🍩
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Fresh paint, a new dance floor, and lots of hard work. VFW Post 2100 on Oakes is getting a makeover.
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Over 50 feet tall, and it just keeps growing. This is Everett's Christmas tree.
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4 million flaming tires? D'oh!
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The Historic Everett Theatre still stands over 100 years later. Learn its history.
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Family-run for over a century, Bargreen’s Coffee Company celebrates 120 years of business.
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There’s a new self-guided walking tour of downtown. Take a walk with us as we learn more about some of Everett’s oldest buildings.
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Learn about the history of the Star Theater, one of Everett’s former movie houses.
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The Grand Leader Mercantile is open on Hewitt. See how the building was transformed from bland to retro-cool.
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Read about Forest Park’s history, which includes an elephant. For real.
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We take a look at Everett’s Lowell neighborhood. A place where the Everett of old still remains.
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Live in Everett writer Richard Porter talks about his book on Everett history.
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Contributor David Blakeslee tells the tale of Everett’s first film house, the Central Theater.
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This family biz develops film, a craft that’s strangely relevant in our age of digital disposability.
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Test your local knowledge.
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The Mill Town Trail celebrates Everett’s industrial history.
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