The Horses and Heroes Foundation honored Revere Fire Chief Christopher Bright during an impressive outdoor ceremony at the Point of Pines Fire Station. Accompanied by his proud family, Chief Bright became the first member of the firefighting profession to have…
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City Councillors Praise Sgt. Giannino
Revere councillors lauded Revere Police Sgt. Chris Giannino after voting to honor him for protecting and serving the city for 30 years in the Revere Police Department Following are excerpts of some of the councillors’ remarks: Councillor-at-Large Steven Morabito, co-sponsor…
Arrigo, Rizzo Talk Accomplishments, Future of the City During Debate
Mayor Brian Arrigo and Councillor-at-Large Dan Rizzo participated in the highly anticipated mayoral debate Oct. 24 at the Susan B. Anthony School auditorium. The Revere Journal and Revere TV hosted the debate that was broadcast live on Revere TV and…
Rotondo Motion Referred to Legislative Affairs Committee
The City Council has referred to its Legislative Affairs sub-committee a motion by Councillor-at-Large George Rotondo asking Mayor Brian Arrigo to request the State Police and State Auditor to investigate the policy and procedures regarding the release of information from…
City Council to Honor RPD Sgt. Chris Giannino
The City Council voted unanimously to award a Certificate of Commendation to Revere Police Sgt. Chris Giannino in recognition of protecting and serving the City of Revere for 30 years on the Revere Police Department. Councillors Steven Morabito and Joanne…
Letter to the Editor
Why I’m Voting for Arrigo Dear Editor: As a Revere High graduate and a lifelong resident, I’m so proud of all the positive change Mayor Brian Arrigo has brought to our city. When Mayor Arrigo walked in to office, DPW…
Obituaries 10-30-2019
Sandra Faccadio Of Revere, Formerly of North End of Boston Sandra (Cavallo) Faccadio of Revere, formerly of Boston’s North End, died on Oct. 19. She was the loving daughter of the late Pellegrino and Theresa (Tedesco), beloved wife of Dominick…
Tree Damage, Power Outages Affect Revere During Major Storm
A major storm, bringing heavy rain and 60-70 miles per hour gusts of wind, hit Revere and the region last Wednesday night and into early Thursday morning. Revere DPW Supt. Paul Argenzio said there was damage to a large number…
Serino Announces for Ward 6 Council seat
Rick Serino has announced his candidacy for Ward 6 City Council. The following is his statement: As a candidate seeking to be your Ward Councillor, I pen this letter to humbly ask for the consideration of your vote in the…
Powers Announces Bid for Re-Election in Ward 5
Ward 5 City Councilor announces his candidacy for re-election. The following is his statement. Greetings. My name is John Powers, and it has been my honor to represent the citizens of Ward 5 on the Revere City Council. Today I…
City Receives $1.7M for Traffic Signals
Special to the Journal Mayor Brian M. Arrigo announced that the City is the recipient of a $1.7 million in state funding that will fund the upgrade of all signalized intersections along Broadway. The Mayor praised Speaker of the House…
2019 RHS Grad Killed in Rhode Island Shooting
Last spring Revere High School student Berta Perreira Roldan walked across the stage with her fellow classmates and graduated from high school — an event that is a milestone in any young person’s life. After graduation Roldan got a job…
Councillor Ira Novoselsky Appointed to Soldiers Home Board of Trutees
Ira Novoselsky, Ward 2 City Councillor for the past 18 years, has been appointed to the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home Board of Trustees. Novoselsky took his oath Sept. 17 during a luncheon and ceremony for two retiring trustees, Tom Daley and…
Third Annual Beachmont Multicultural Festival
Story by Kathleen Heiser Music played, dancers danced, puppets paraded, painters painted, kids played, folks ate, and everyone had fun. The Beachmont Improvement Committee hosted its third annual Multicultural Festival on Saturday, Sept 28. The weather was perfect and the…
Two Charged With Cocaine Trafficking 10-02-2019
Revere man and a Boston man were indicted yesterday in federal court in Boston with drug trafficking charges. Edgar Castro, of Revere, and Julio Ortiz, of Boston, were indicted on one count each of conspiracy to distribute, and to possess…
Guest Op-Ed : Fiscal Stability
By Mayor Brian Arrigo The fundamental changes that we put in place at the outset of my Administration have guided our budgetary practices to a point where today, this City occupies probably the strongest financial position in its history. Don’t…
Letter To The Editor
Flip-Flopping on Development Dear Editor: As we discuss the future of our community, there’s no doubt that any development that happens on our vacant properties – residential, commercial, or otherwise – comes with trade-offs. Traffic and congestion are absolutely issues…
Licensing Commission Holds Four Hearings at September Meeting
The Licensing Commission held four hearings on everything from parking to the proper operation of a convenience store during its meeting on Sept. 18. First on the agenda, the commission placed on file a complaint about motorcycle noise a couple…
On the Campaign Trail: The Race for School Committee Terminiello Announces Candidacy for Revere School Committee
Al Terminiello Jr., well-known local professional photographer and co-founder of the Revere Veterans Committee, is announcing his candidacy for a seat on the Revere School Committee. Terminiello is a lifelong resident of Revere. The son of former Revere Police Officer…
Guest Op-Eds from the Mayoral Candidates
Looking at the Truth About Suffolk Downs By Mayor Brian M. Arrigo Between June and October of last year, the Suffolk Downs Development Advisory Group (DAG), consisting of 23 residents and public officials, convened eight times in public meetings with…
