The Revere High School football program has brought home the Beachcomber Trophy from its last five meetings with Winthrop High on Thanksgiving. But can head coach Lou Cicatelli and his 2022 gridiron contingent make it six in a row over…
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Revere Football Team Falls to Masco, 34–20
The Revere High School football team fell to Masconomet Regional, 34-20, in a non-league game Thursday at Della Russo Stadium. The Patriots (4-6) were unable to contain Masco’s strong running game that accounted for 250 yards and three touchdowns. Masco…
Keeping a Long Tradition Alive, Becky Coots Lead RHS Powder Puff Team Into Game on Saturday: Revere Hosts Winthrop at Della Russo Stadium
When the Revere High School Powder Puff football team needed a head coach last year, Becky Coots stepped forward to take the volunteer position. Coots is a 2011 graduate of Revere High School, having excelled at offensive tackle in the…
Giannino and Turco Re-Elected WithoutOpposition
State Reps. Jessica Giannino and Jeff Turco were re-elected without opposition in Tuesday’s general election. Both representatives were also unopposed in the Democratic Primary in September. Both Giannino and Turco represent Revere on Beacon Hill. Giannino also represents a portion…
Revere Football Loses to Plymouth South, 28–6, in Playoffs
The Revere High football team fell to Plymouth South, 28-6, in a Division 3 first-round game Friday night in Plymouth. Revere was withing striking distance of the undefeated Panthers well into the third quarter, before the hosts scored two touchdowns…
Revere Voters Will Go to the Polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8
Revere voters will head to the polls Tuesday for the general election to select the next governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Maura Healey and Kim Driscoll (Democratic Party), Geoff Diehl and Leah Allen (Republican Party) and Kevin Reed and…
An Outstanding Career Comes to a Close: Richard Pedi Retires As Regional Manager of Boston Carpenters Union
In Chelsea, Rich Pedi will forever be known as the phenomenal second baseman on the 1971 Chelsea Little League National League All-Star that came within a game of a state championship on the road to Williamsport. Pedi went on to…
Council Approves $29.5 Million for Acquisition of Wonderland Property: New High School Project Can Move Forward
The cheers you may have heard in Revere Monday night were those of parents of schoolchildren applauding the City Council for voting by an 8-2 margin to approve a loan order in the amount of $29.5 million for the acquisition…
City Councillors Blast National Grid at Meeting
The Revere City Council sharply criticized National Grid during a hearing about the installation of an underground conduit on Campbell Avenue for HYM’s development project at Suffolk Downs. Alex Glanville, a representative of National Grid, took the brunt of the…
Revere Football Loses, 20–14, to Classical
The Revere High football team seemed to have its MIAA playoff berth in hand on Senior Night at Harry Della Russo Stadium, but Lynn Classical rallied in the second half to defeat the Patriots, 20-14, Friday. “It’s a game that…
Council Defers Wonderland Property Acquisition Request
In a move that dramatically affects the advancement of the new high school project for now, the Council deferred to a subcommittee a request for a loan order of $29.5 million for the acquisition of the former Wonderland Greyhound Park…
Council Supports Arrigo’s Electricity Aggregation Program
The City Council expressed its support at its meeting Monday for Mayor Brian Arrigo’s proposal to establish a municipal electricity aggregation program. In an impressive debut at the Council speaking podium, Gianni Hill, aide to Mayor Arrigo, outlined the program.…
Danny Hou Named Herald ‘Football Star of the Week’
Revere High football player Danny Hou was selected a Boston Herald ‘Star of the Week’ for his performance in the Patriots’ 39-0 victory over Somerville Friday night at Dilboy Stadium. Hou, a sophomore running back, scored three touchdowns and produced…
City Council Set To Meet Monday
After a rare, one-month hiatus for the City Council due to holiday observances and other quirks in the schedule, City Council President Gerry Visconti will call a Council meeting to order on Monday, Oct. 17. The City Council will be…
Significant Interest in Revere for General Election
Revere Election Commissioner Paul Fahey said there has been “an increased level of interest” among Revere voters for the Nov. 8 general election. “A lot of people signed up for vote-by-mail ballots for both (primary and general) elections, but we’ve…
Powers Applauds Beautification Efforts at Wonderland Circle
John Powers travels through Wonderland Circle at least twice a day. The Ward 5 city councillor says, “The Circle has never looked so beautiful.” Noting that the circle is named in memory of World War I United States Navy veteran…
Chamber of Commerce Announces Award Recipients for Nov. 5 Gala
The Revere Chamber of Commerce, led by Executive Director Amanda Schepici-Portillo, has announced the award recipients for the business organization’s gala awards dinner on Saturday, Nov. 5 at Casa Lucia. The honorees are: Revere Visionary Award: Michael Aldi Dryft/Fine Line/Cut…
Council Approves Request To Install Camera at Sargent Street Dog Park
The City Council approved a request by City Ward 6 Councillor Richard Serino at its Sept. 12 meeting that Mayor Brian Arrigo direct the Revere Police Department to install a camera at the Paws ‘N Play Dog Park located on…
Councillor Novoselsky Attends Rosh Hashanah Services Led by His Son
City Councillor Ira Novoselsky attended Rosh Hashanah services that were led by his son, Seth, an ordained rabbi, at the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home. Seth is one of the spiritual leaders at the Soldiers’ Home, a residence for war veterans. “I…
Marblehead’s Rising Film Maker: Award-Winning UMass Grad Corey Stein Helps Promote Businesses Through Videos
After graduating from Marblehead High School in 2015, Corey Stein earned the title “award-winning filmmaker” while majoring in Communications with a minor in Film Studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Stein, 25, made films throughout his college career and…
