By Journal Staff A five-year-old boy is recovering following a fall from a third-story balcony at 54 Shirley Ave. last week. The boy was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital on Wednesday, July 31, in critical condition. According to police, the…
RPS’s Family Coordinator, host of RevereTV’s Family Liaison Cooking Series, honors her roots
Estaphany Rodriguez joined by mom and son to cook traditional Peruvian cuisine Special to the Journal (Revere, MA)–RevereTV’s Family Liaison Cooking Series was back for a special summer edition, and this time it was a family affair. Estaphany Rodriguez, Family…
Phil Castinetti’s Sportsworld will welcome television legend Jerry Mathers to Saugus
By Cary Shuman Jerry Mathers, one of television’s most beloved childhood stars of all time, will be appearing at Phil Castinetti’s Sportsworld store in Saugus on Sunday, Aug. 25. Mathers is known internationally for his role as Theodore “Beaver” Cleaver…
NeighborHealth welcomes Tracey Weeden as Vice President and Chief Behavioral Health Officer
Special to the Journal NeighborHealth today announced the appointment of Tracey Weeden, MSW, LICSW, as Vice President and Chief Behavioral Health Officer. Bringing over 25 years of experience in behavioral healthcare, Weeden’s leadership of NeighborHealth’s behavioral health services will be…
Noah Lyles’ — and our — Olympic moment
The quadrennial Summer Olympics turns even the least of sports fans among us into active, if not rabid, rooters of the athletes who captivate our hearts and imaginations, both in sports with which we are familiar (basketball, soccer, gymnastics) and…
Guest Op-Ed: What could have been: Amendment #105 as changed to Bill H4876
By Chris Marchi with AIR, Inc. The basic idea is that all Americans have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, right? So it follows that if families living in areas near power plants, chemical factories, or…