Special to the Journal Mayor Patrick Keefe has re-instituted the Toys for Tickets Program in the city for the 2024 holiday season. From now until Friday, Dec. 13, residents are encouraged to bring a new toy to the Parking Office…
Five-story Apartment Building Proposed for Green Street
By Adam Swift The city council’s zoning subcomnmittee will consider a proposal for a 29-unit, five-floor apartment development at 21 Green St. at its meeting on Monday, Dec. 9. Monday night, the council held a public hearing on the proposed…
RMA Intervention Update Provided at School Committee Meeting
By Michael Coughlin Jr. During the Revere School Committee’s regular meeting last week, Superintendent Dianne Kelly provided some new information concerning Rumney Marsh Academy (RMA), which was found to need assistance or intervention. Last month, the Revere Journal reported on…
Winter Fest Debuts as Boston’s Biggest and Most Magical Festive Experience
Special to the Journal Winter Fest, a large-scale, immersive winter experience has transformed Hood Park in Charlestown into a dazzling wonderland featuring a breathtaking festival of lights. From December 5th through January 25th, guests can enjoy ice skating, an Après…
City to Host Annual Santa Parade, Tree Lighting
Parade to be held in honor of the Priscilla Nickerson Memorial Scholarship Fund Special to the Journal Mayor Patrick M. Keefe Jr. is proud to invite Revere residents to the annual Priscilla Nickerson Memorial Scholarship Santa Parade, which will bring…
NeighborHealth and HarborArts unveil art installation
Story by Marianne Salza NeighborHealth, formerly East Boston Neighborhood Health Center, and HarborArts celebrated the unveiling of the art installation, “Expressions of Community: Honoring Voices Through Art,” on November 20, at NeighborHealth’s new administrative offices, located on the second floor…
