Special to the Journal On Saturday, August 12, nearly 200 of people of all abilities gathered on Constitution Beach in East Boston for Triangle, Inc.’s annual Beach:Ability event. The annual event was made possible by a grant from Save the…
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Announces Equitable Expansion of Electric Vehicle Rebate Program
Special to the Journal The Healey-Driscoll Administration today announced substantial changes to the Massachusetts Offers Rebates for Electric Vehicles Program (MOR-EV Program), which provides rebates for the purchase or lease of light-, medium-, and heavy-duty battery electric and fuel cell…
Short Beach Is a Revere’s Little Slice of Heaven
By Melissa Moore-Randall Over recent years, Revere Beach has been revitalized with construction of luxury apartment buildings along the Boulevard and Ocean Avenue. In addition, new high end restaurants and businesses including Cut 21, Dryft, Mission Beach House, Fine Line,…
How To Help the Maui Fire Victims
The horrific and tragic disaster in the town of Lahaina on the Hawaiian island of Maui has gripped the world this past week. The scope of this tragedy is unimaginable — photos of the scene look like something from after…
Clarence Thomas: The Supreme Court for Sale
With each new revelation about the extent to which Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has accepted extravagant gifts from assorted billionaires, it has become increasingly clear that Thomas has used his office as a ticket to live the lifestyle of…
Let’s Talk About Childcare in Revere
By Alexander Rhalimi Childcare is not just a matter of convenience; it’s a fundamental building block of a thriving community. As a candidate for Revere councillor-at-large, Alexander Rhalimi understands the critical role that accessible and affordable childcare plays in supporting…
Our Seniors Deserve Better
By Gerry Visconti Revere emerged from the pandemic as the fastest growing city in the state. This rapid growth has coincided with inflation and cost of living increases that make it especially difficult for our seniors. Our campaign believes this…
Guest Op-Ed: Maui, Devastation Can Happen Anywhere
By Dr. Glenn Mollette Maui has long been the go-to destination for millions to experience paradise. Life has changed. Maui is now the site of the deadliest fire in modern U.S. history. At this writing, over 90 persons are been reported…
Revere Ballplayers Compete at Historic Fenway Park for a Chance To Go to the 2023 World Series
Earlier this summer, Revere hosted a Pitch Hit and Run competition for boys and girls (softball and baseball) ages 7-14. Coach Shawn Vetere and volunteers organized this event. Coach Vetere and Asst. Coach Ariana Malcolm accompanied their players to Fenway…
Obituaries 08-16-2023
Maria Tenaglia Devoted Wife and Mother, Whose Favorite Title Was “Nonna†A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on Monday, August 14 in St. Anthony of Padua Church for Maria R. (DiMeo) Tenaglia, 85, who passed away on August 9.…
Revere Police, City Hold Annual National Night Out
Getting Ready for the Back-To-School at City Hall
Revere students are pictured outside City Hall at the free backpack distribution event.
Student support restructuring coming to RHS
By Michael Coughlin Jr. As summer winds down and a new school year inches closer, those at Revere High School (RHS) have been working hard behind the scenes to develop a new student support team structure that will enhance how…
Food program updates highlight community response meeting
By Adam Swift The Revere Community Response Network online meetings were begun more than three years ago as the city worked with local organizations to deal with the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. Those meetings continue today, with Acting Mayor…
ConsComm needs more info for McMackin project
By Journal Staff The Revere Conservation Commission (ConsComm) held its regular monthly meeting last Wednesday evening (August 2) in the City Council Chambers. Chairperson John Shue and fellow commissioners Joseph LaValle, Robert Cassidy, Samantha Woodson, Nicholas Rudolph, and Brian Averbach…
Massport CEO Lisa Wieland to step down in November
Special to the Journal After four years of serving as Massport’s CEO, last week Lisa Wieland announced she will be leaving the Authority in November. Following the announcement, the Massport Board voted Director of Aviation Ed Freni as Interim CEO…
Rizzo requests update on Wonderland site
By Adam Swift The move to build a new Revere High School on the site of the current wonderland school site has raised questions about the future of the former Wonderland dog track property. Last November, when it looked like…
News Briefs
Beach Street Pop-Up Happening Every Thurs., Friday Through September The Revere Beach Partnership and EEP Boston in coordination with the City of Revere is delighted to announce the Beach Street Pop-Up. This weekly beer garden is set to become the…
MBTA, MassDOT partners with Berklee to deliver live music to Blue Line riders
Special to the Journal The MBTA, MassDOT, and the Berklee College of Music have teamed up in an effort to brighten the commute for Blue Line riders this summer. Beginning on Tuesday, July 25, Berklee students will be performing live…
Keefe to host Hound Hall Aug. 13
Patrick Keefe, candidate for Mayor of Revere, will host Hound Hall on Sunday, Aug. 13 at 10 a.m. at 375 Broadway. Residents are being asked to bring their dogs who will receive dog treats. Free bandanas will also be distributed.…
