Special to the Journal During an announcement to its nearly 2,000 employees, East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC) outlined plans to rebrand its health system, which serves more than 120,000 people and has an operating budget of $270 million. The…
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Council Looks to Potential Change in Food Truck Ordinance
By Adam Swift Several city councillors are looking for a potential change in the ordinance regulating food trucks in Revere. At last week’s council meeting, Ward 4 Councilor Paul Argenzio and Ward 1 Councilor Joanne McKenna introduced a measure asking…
Revere School Committee Honors Carol A. Tye for Lifetime of Service
By Michael Coughlin Jr. During its regular meeting last week, the Revere School Committee took the time to recognize Carol Tye, a community stalwart who has committed most of her life to the city’s school district. Recently, Tye and her…
City Takes Steps To Enforce Chicken-Keeping Violations on Augustus Street
The Revere Board of Health held a brief (seven minutes) monthly meeting last Thursday evening (February 22) in the City Council Chamber. On hand for the session were chairperson Dr. Drew Bunker, fellow board member Dr. Craig Costanza, Director of Public Health…
Public Meeting Scheduled on Parkway Bridge Replacement
By Adam Swift MassDOT is scheduled to hold a public information meeting on the replacement of the Revere Beach Parkway bridge over Broadway on Thursday at 7 p.m. at City Hall. The project, with an estimated cost of just over…
Revere Works Organizes Job Search Focus Group To Improve Local Offerings: Department of Workforce Development Seeking Participants for a Second Focus Group
Special to the Journal Revere Works proudly announces the initiation of the Job Search Challenges Focus Group in Revere. Revere Works is a dynamic coalition comprising of City departments, workforce training agencies, and educational providers committed to fostering workforce development…
Federal Grant Would Fund Routes 1A and 60 Plans
By Adam Swift A federal grant could help the city make the Routes 1A and 60 highway corridors safer for pedestrians, motorists, and bicyclists. Last week, the city council approved a letter of support for a grant application through the…
Dates Set for 20th Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival
The dates have been set for the return of the Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival. The Revere Beach Partnership announced that the hugely popular festival will take place from July 19-21 this year. This year will mark the 20th…
RevereTV, Revere Public Schools Kick Off Ambassadors Cooking Series
Special to the Journal A partnership between RevereTV and Revere Public Schools has resulted in a new cooking series that will feature RPS family liaisons from across the school district making recipes from their native countries. The first episode of…
Fire, Fire Everywhere
The fires that have been burning out of control this past week in Texas and Oklahoma — and which are continuing to rage as this is being written — are yet another harbinger of what awaits us thanks to the ever-increasing rate of…
Please: No Public Drinking On St. Patrick’s Day
With the St. Patrick’s Day holiday and traditional South Boston parade approaching on Sunday, March 17, we urge our public safety officials to plan for enforcing the laws which prohibit drinking in public, especially by underage drinkers. Last year in the…
RHS Sports Roundup
Yuong is GBL Track Athlete of the Year; 10 More Named All-Stars The post-season accolades poured in for the Revere High girls indoor track and field team this week. Junior Liv Yuong was named the Greater Boston League (GBL) Track…
Obituaries 03-06-2024
Albert Penney Retired MWRA Surveyor Albert Penney, a lifelong resident of Revere, passed away at the age of 78 on March 3, 2024. Born on May 15, 1945, he was the son of the late Albert and Millie Penney. Al…
RMA Students Celebrate Black History
Belle Isle Rotary Club Holds Annual Polar Plunge for Polio Vaccines
Polls Open Tuesday for Super Tuesday
By Adam Swift Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 5 for the presidential primary. Early voting for the primaries in the Democratic, Republican, and Libertarian parties began last Saturday, and will continue at Revere…
Police Department Addresses Motorized Scooter Issues
By Adam Swift Motorized scooters, bicycles, and mopeds can cause headaches and worse for city residents, especially during the warm weather months. At Monday night’s city council meeting, representatives from the police department addressed some of those concerns and how…
Boutique Hotel Proposed for Squire Road
By Adam Swift A five-story, 104-room boutique hotel proposed for 185 Squire Road has the support of the ward councillor. Monday night, the council heard from the developers of the hotel, who are requesting a special permit to reconstruct and…
News Briefs
By Adam Swift Council Approves Transfer of Free Cash to High School Building Fund The Department of Revenue recently certified just over $3.6 million in free cash for the city in Fiscal Year 2023. For the first time, a portion…
Revere High School’s Model UN Club Competes in BOSMUN XXIII Conference
Earlier this month, ten members of Revere High School’s Model UN club participated with nearly 2,000 students from across the continent (including Canada and Puerto Rico) in the BOSMUN XXIII Conference. Held at the Copley Marriott in Boston, the conference…