By Adam Swift The city council is expected to vote in May on approving bonding for the new Revere High School project at Wonderland. The estimated cost of building on the Wonderland site is $522 million, which includes the $29.5…
Biden, Trump Top Revere Ballot in Primary
By Adam Swift There were few surprises in the Revere results for last week’s presidential primary, although President Joe Biden’s share of the vote in the city did fall significantly below the state totals. Biden topped the Democratic primary ballot…
Revere, Chelsea, Everett, Winthrop Join Regional Homelessness Program
Special to the Journal For the first time, eight communities north of Boston will launch a joint program to provide supportive services and outreach to those who are homeless, at-risk of becoming homeless, or fleeing domestic violence. The new program…
The Winter Chronicles of K9 Charlie
By Melissa Moore-Randall As winter comes to a close, Revere’s Community Resource Dog K9 Charlie is wrapping up his first winter. Charlie, a full bred Black English Labrador who turned one on February 13th, was first introduced to the Revere…
Council Calls for Improved Traffic Safety Near Senior Center
By Adam Swift The city council is looking for improved traffic safety measures near the senior center on Winthrop Avenue. Monday night, Councilors Angela Guarino-Sawaya, Joanne McKenna, and Robert Haas, III introduced a motion asking that the mayor have the…
Evacuation Day Commemoration Honors Historic Day; Underscores Current Restoration of Site
Special to the Journal The National Parks of Boston and South Boston Citizens’ Association will host the annual Evacuation Day Commemoration on Friday, March 15 at 10 a.m. The event is free and open to the public. While the ceremony…