Phil Vandervort

EVERETT — President Trump raised eye-brows when he refused to sign a bipartisan Congressional bill in late June geared toward reducing housing costs but an Everett real estate broker tells EverettPost.com, that several of the law’s provisions would have negligible impact locally. Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act with overwhelming bipartisan majorities.

EVERETT — For America’s 250th Independence Day celebration, crowds lined the Everett 4th of July parade route from Everett High School on Colby Avenue, running north to Wall Street and then returning south on Wetmore Avenue. Here are some select pictures from today’s parade. Happy Independence Day, America. Everett 4th of July Parade color guard. (EverettPost.com) Everett parade, 4th of July (photo credit: EverettPost.com) Everett 4th of July parade.

EVERETT — For America’s 250th Independence Day, free and legal fireworks shows  start tonight with the AquaSox home game against the Tri-Cities Dust Devils at Everett Memorial Stadium. The AquaSox host both tonight, July 3, and tomorrow July 4, after the conclusion of each game, says Evan Morud, Media Relations and Social Media Manager. Each show is set to music, and both games begin at 7:05 p.m. against the High-A Affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels.