Author: Journal Staff

City Council Begins Planning FY18 Budget

By Sue Ellen Woodcock The City Council Ways and Means Committee began budget sessions Monday night and they expect to continue tomorrow night discussing the details of the city’s operating budget. Councillors heard from heads of several departments including police,…

Police Briefs 06-14-2017

Revere Police NEWS POSSIBLE FATAL OD Revere Police and the Medical Examiner’s Office are investigating what appears to be a fatal drug overdose on Blake Street. Around 4:40 a.m. on Thursday, June 8, police were called to the residence for…

Letters to the Editor

We need your help Dear Editor, On June 22, 2007, a committee was established to address the deplorable conditions at the Rumney Marsh Burial Grounds. One of the oldest, yet least known, the cemetery is located in Revere. Rumney Marsh…

Technology is Killing Us

It often is said that technology is a two-edged sword. While it certainly is true that advances in technology bring many benefits, those benefits often find themselves subject to the law of unintended consequences. The dramatic rise in cell phone…

Sports 06-14-2017

Revere’s Cicatelli, DeStefano, Lopez are set for Shriners Football Game By Cary Shuman Revere head football coach Lou Cicatelli and two of his star players, Anthony DeStefano and Oscar Lopez, will participate in the Shriners Football Classical Saturday at Bentley…

Obituaries 06-14-2017

Mary Moughan Proud client of the Commission for the Blind   Mary G. (Cataldo) Moughan of Revere, formerly of East Boston, passed on Monday, June 5 at the Winthrop Pace Center after a long illness. She was 93 years old.…

Revere High School Junior Book Awards 2017

Revere High School honored outstanding students in the junior class (2018) with the presentation of College Book Awards. The students, shown with School Committee members and school officials, were recognized for their academic achievement, leadership, character, and community service. For…

News Briefs

COLUMBUS DAY PArADE FUNDRAISER One of Revere’s longest-standing traditions, the Columbus Day Parade, takes place again on Monday, October 9. Held biannually rotating between Revere and East Boston, the Parade honors the region’s Italian-American cultural heritage. Mayor Brian Arrigo is…

Police Briefs 06-07-2017

ARREST Report MONDAY, MAY 29 Pedro I. Rodriguez-Castane, 26, of 164 Hichborn St., was arrested on a charge of operating a motor vehicle after his right to operate had been suspended for operating while under the influence of liquor. Edwin…

Letters to the Editor

STUDENTS NOT GETTING PROPER SLEEP Dear Editor: High School children sleeping in class It can be a daily struggle for parents to get their teenagers up in the morning for school. Many of these high school children have to get…

Gov Baker Stands Tall — Again

The swift and unequivocal announcement last Friday by Gov. Charlie Baker that Massachusetts will join in an initiative with other states to encourage alternative forms of energy in order to reduce carbon emissions is yet another example of the sort…

Sports 06-07-2017

RhS sports Roundup Tough loss in extra innings for RHS softball The Revere High softball team was eliminated from the MIAA Division 1 North Sectional of the state softball tournament with a 7-5 loss in nine innings to Medford Friday…

Obituaries 06-07-2017

Antonio Albanese Retired US Postal Service Mailhandler; had large welcoming personality and work ethic not to be surpassed Family and friends are invited to attend visiting hours today, Wednesday, June 7 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Vertuccio &…