Month: October 2019

News Briefs

Revere CARES Coalition to Put on Self-Care Fair at Revere High School The Revere CARES Coalition’s Youth Health Leadership Council (YHLC) recently received a grant for $2,500 from the Foundation Trust to organize the third annual Self-Care Fair for Revere…

Police Briefs 10-30-2019

License Commission Chairperson Reports Vandalism Revere Police are summonsing an East Boston man for allegedly vandalizing the vehicle of the Revere License Commission Chair Rob Selevich after the two had a heated verbal disagreement at the most recent Licensing meeting.…

Be Sure to Vote Tuesday

This Tuesday, November 5, is election day in cities and some towns across the state for local offices, including mayoral and council contests. Not too long ago, local elections in Massachusetts routinely drew voter turnouts of 80-90 percent, almost equivalent…

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…

RHS Sports Roundup

The Revere High football team had little trouble in keeping its perfect season intact Friday night, routing Northeastern Conference South Division rival Salem, 49-0, at Harry Della Russo Stadium. In truth, this was a contest that was over almost before…

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…

News Briefs

Mystic Valley Elder Services’ Bellyful of Laughs Fundraising Show Jan. 25  Mystic Valley Elder Services 11th rendition of its comedy show Bellyful of Laughs will be held on Saturday, January 25, at Anthony’s of Malden, located at 105 Canal Street…