Vanessa has a long-standing commitment to enriching the lives of Revere’s students and families. Whether volunteering at field day, supporting extracurriculars like baseball, band, basketball, or most ...

By Adam Swift The city council’s public safety subcommittee will consider a recent motion made by Ward 5 Councillor Angela Guarino-Sawaya seeking to limit the number of on-street residential parking ...

The City of Revere and the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board have announced that with funds still available for its $10,000 first-time homebuyer downpayment assistance program, eligibility has been ...

As a member of the Revere City Council, I am now the longest serving member and the Dean of the Council. Many have referred to me as the Councillor of Reason. I am proud to view what has been achieved ...

Bagel Bin owners George Vlladesi and Hansi Vlladesi join city and Revere Chamber of Commerce officials inside their beautiful, new restaurant for a photo at the grand opening celebration. From left, ...

For the third year in a row, The HYM Investment Group LLC (“HYM”), is excited to announce their partnership with Linda Sessa and Outside the Box Learning Company to deliver an exciting line-up of free ...

The MBTA announced the launch of its Summer Music Series this season, which began on Monday, June 16. An effort to brighten the commutes of thousands of MBTA riders, current or graduated Berklee ...

Albert Grieco July 25, 1957 — June 30, 2025 Albert Grieco, affectionately known as “The Geik,” was born on July 25, 1957 at St Maragret’s Hospital in Boston, He was a lifelong resident of Revere. He ...

Of the 51 on-duty firefighter deaths in 2024, 19 were volunteer firefighters and 26 were career firefighters, with eight volunteer and three career firefighter fatalities occurring within 24 hours of ...

With the Fourth of July falling on a Friday this year, many of us will be enjoying a long holiday weekend for which the weather is expected to cooperate. The Fourth of July brings back fond ...

Back at the turn of the last century (i.e., 1900), newspapers exhorted their readers to observe a “safe and sane” Fourth of July. That’s because in communities big and small all across America, the ...