Tommy Yourawski has finally retired, and he has sold his Broadway shop, The Jewelry Box. Now, he’s content to sit back and relax. For 40 years he was the go-to guy for all your jewelry needs, and he’s appreciative for…
Month: July 2018
Suffolk Downs Advisory Board Learns About the Ins and Outs of the Project
Members of the Suffolk Downs Advisory Board for the City of Revere have held several meetings, including one last Wednesday night at Suffolk Downs, to learn about all the nuances of the future development at Suffolk Downs. “This presentation is…
Beach Developer Proposes Change
Developers of the proposed Springhill Suites Waterfront Square were in front of the Site Plan Advisory Board Tuesday morning to review plans for the hotel. “I’d like to scratch the dirt by the end of the year,†said developer Budge…
Engineered for Success:At RHS, Noel Set the Path to Her Career in the Sciences
Jacqueline Noel has always enjoyed the sciences. She was a participant in several Revere school science fairs and took a number of Advanced Placement classes at Revere High School. “I always took as many science classes as I could in…
Revere Students Earn Academic Honors
Hill School Principal’s List The following students have been recognized for their academic achievement at the Hill School for Term 3. Term 3 Principal’s List- Grade 5 Kathy Granados Alvarez Ana Kalliavas Kenneth Santizo Carvajal Samantha Solis Valentina Tate Gammachuu…
Baker-Polito Administration Proposes $150 Million Investment in Public Education, School Safety Package
The Baker-Polito administration filed legislation last week providing $150 million across K-12 and higher education programs, including funds to support school safety, strengthen mental health programs in schools, provide additional pathways to higher education opportunities, and add¡ress substance misuse prevention,…
Police Briefs 07-18-2018
HARRASSING NEIGHBOR A Vane Street man was arrested on July 9 for allegedly harassing his neighbor for weeks, and finally attempting to assault him with a metal bottle opener. Around 11:20 a.m., police responded to Vane Street and found a…
Pre-Existing Conditions: Protecting Access to Care
At 19, Jen was diagnosed with Lupus. She had to navigate her way into adulthood balancing doctors’ visits and frequent prescription refills. Jen knew health insurance was critical for managing her chronic disease, but never more so than when she…
Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival
This weekend marks the 15th annual International Sand Sculpting Festival on Revere Beach. Thousands of  Revere residents, as well as hundreds of thousands of visitors from throughout the Boston area, will flock to America’s oldest public beach to view the works…
City Budget
The city budget for Fiscal Year 2019 that was submitted by Mayor Brian Arrigo and approved by the City Council in June shows that Revere is moving in the right direction. The budget that was submitted by the mayor was…
Sports 07-18-2018
Row Row Row in Revere set for Saturday, Aug. 11 By Cary Shuman There are many reasons why the annual Row Row Row fundraiser for autism awareness has quickly become one of the most anticipated events on the summer calendar.…
Obituaries 07-18-2018
June Marchand Of Revere, formerly of Everett June (Olson) Marchand of Revere, formerly of Everett, died on July 13 at the age of 91. She was the beloved wife of the late Curtis Marchand Sr., devoted mother of Curtis Marchand…
Celebrating Independence Day
Marc Silvestri, director of Veteran’s Services, offered Daniel Booth a real USA flag to match his patriotic T-shirt at the July 4 celebration in the SBA Field.
Artists in Bloom
Kathleen Heiser and Harriet Lundberg spin their artistic talents on the switchbox at Endicott and Leverett avenues in Beachmont. On one side is a lovely flower scene and on the other side a seaside theme.
North Shore Road Property Sells for Double After a Year
A recent sale on North Shore Road shows that the real estate market in Revere is only getting hotter. In 2017, the 31,000 square foot, former Rent-a-Tool building and surrounding 9.4 acres of land around it, was sold for $6.25…
Tornado Damage Still Being Addressed at City Hall
It’s been four years since the tornado hit Revere on July 28, 2014, yet damage to the City Hall roof still has to be repaired according to George Anzuoni, head of the Tornado Damage Committee that still meets on a…
Seeking OM’s Yoga on the Beach is a Dream Fulfilled
Every Wednesday and Friday mornings, local yoga studio Seeking OM provides opportunities for attendees have a chance to get their day started with a yoga session by Revere Beach. Beach yoga, however, is more than just a program for the…
15th Annual International Sand Sculpting Festival Set for this Month
The Revere Beach Partnership is proud to announce the dates and theme for the 2018 Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival, hosted at America’s first public beach, Revere Beach, established in 1896. The annual festival draws upwards of 1 million…
News Briefs
Bulky Item Trash Pickup is Now ‘Stickerless’ Effective as of Monday, July 9, residents no longer need to visit the Inspectional Service Department during City Hall hours to schedule a trash pickup for their “bulky items.†Traditionally, city ordinance requires…
Gov Baker Signs Bill Strengthening Commonwealth Gun Laws:Provides Pathway to Keep Guns Away from Dangerous Individuals
Gov. Charlie Baker signed H.4670, An Act Relative to Firearms, which will allow household members, or others in close relationships, and local law enforcement to file an extreme risk protection order (ERPO) petition with the court to remove firearms from dangerous…