Two Pioneer Charter School of Science (PCSS) students, Juan Velez Mesa, of Revere, and Trey Parrish, of Everett, will be attending Harvard College as members of the prestigious Ivy League school’s incoming Class of 2027. Velez Mesa, 18, has declared…
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Revere Police Behavioral Health Unit Recognized
Special to the Journal On May 24, the Revere Police Department’s Behavioral Health Unit was awarded one of this year’s CIT Excellence Awards. The Behavioral Health Unit demonstrates the value of collaboration and partnership across disciplines and their commitment to…
Reps. Giannino and Turco Join With Their Colleagues in the Legislature To Remember Our Fallen Service Members
Special to the Journal The Massachusetts Legislature is proud to join the rest of the nation to recognize and honor the sacrifices of our fallen men and women of the Armed Services. The Memorial Day Holiday allows each of us…
Congratulations to the Class of 2023
A high school graduation is a singular event in the life of every community, where almost everybody knows one of the graduates or their families. All of us share the happiness and sense of achievement of our young people who…
Get Well, Councillor Powers
We join the Revere community in wishing Ward 5 City Councillor John Powers a speedy recovery from a fractured left hip injury that he sustained in a recent fall at his home. Powers is resting comfortably at Massachusetts General Hospital…
Progressives: Please Get Real
If you’ve been following the histrionics of the debt limit negotiations these past few weeks, the political theatre on all sides of the political spectrum has been amusing. Republicans will tell us that the country’s burgeoning deficit will lead us…
Guest Op-Ed: Enjoy Your Stuff, But Be Prepared To Let It Go
By Dr. Glenn Mollette One of the perils of life is putting too much value on “stuff.†Stuff can be about anything. It can consist of what we have or what we don’t have. Much of life is about our…
RHS Sports Roundup
DeCrosta Is Double Champ at GBL Meet; El-Asri Is 400 Dash King; Cunha Easily Wins 800; Close Wins High Jump The Revere High boys outdoor track and field team turned in a strong performance at last week’s Greater Boston League…
Revere High School Unified Sports TeamCompletes Track and Field Season
By Melissa Moore-Randall The Revere High Unified Sports Team finished their spring track season recently. Their second and only home meet was against Everett. Their 3rd and final meet of the year was held at Salem. During that meet Salem…
Obituaries 05-31-2023
Eleanor Stack She Loved Her Faith and Lived for Her Family A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on Saturday, May 27th in the Immaculate Conception Church for Eleanor M. (Hickey) Stack who died on Wednesday, May 24th at the…
Revere Veterans Services Places Flags On Vet Graves at Holy Cross Cemetery
Revere Karate Academy Holds Grand Opening
Kelly Addresses School Safety And Discipline Issues
By Adam Swift City councillors raised concerns about school security and teacher morale during a public safety subcommittee meeting on Monday night. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Dianne Kelly presented information on absenteeism, discipline, and school security during a 20-minute presentation…
Groundbreaking To Take Place for Alden A. Mills Point of Pines Fire Station
Special to the Journal The long-awaited ground breaking on the new Alden A. Mills Point of Pines Fire Station will take place on Wednesday, May 31 at 10 a.m. at 140 Lynnway. It’s been a decades-long effort to get a…
News Briefs
City To Raise Pride Flag Good news again to everyone, the time has come to raise the Pride Progress flag! The City of Revere will be hosting a flag raising ceremony for the Pride Flag at Revere City Hall Plaza…
Traffic Commission Delays Vote on One-Way for Harris and Sewall Streets
The Revere Traffic Commission held off on taking a vote on the proposal by HYM Investment Group LLC, the developer of Suffolk Downs, to make portions of Harris and Sewall Sts. one-way after hearing opposition from residents of the neighborhood, as well…
Motion To Move Last Day of School Is Denied
By Michael Coughlin Jr. During the Revere School Committee’s regular meeting on Tuesday, May 16, the committee did not support a proposal to change the last day of school for students this year. Committee Member John Kingston put a motion…
Council Requests Update on Sumner Tunnel Closure
By Adam Swift Several city councillors want to make sure Revere doesn’t get the short end of the traffic stick when the Sumner Tunnel closes for approximately two months this summer. Councillors Gerry Visconti and Richard Serino filed a motion…
School Committee Honors ‘In the Heights’ Cast and Crew
By Michael Coughlin Jr. About a month after the success of the first musical at Revere High School (RHS) in 30 years – the Revere School Committee recognized the cast and crew of “In the Heights†during its regular school…
The End of a Golden Era: Legendary Sub Shop, Dimino’s, Will Close Its Doors on June 3
There is a sign on the counter at Dimino’s Subs in which owner John Dimino writes humbly, “Thank You! With a mixture of sadness and profound gratitude, we are announcing Dimino’s Subs will be closing for good on Saturday, June…
