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Lt. Governor’s visit announces state grants for development, food security and workforce development

December 10, 2021

Revere is the fastest growing city in the state, and on Tuesday Lt. Governor Karyn Polito was in the city to help announce

Residents honored for fighting against Revere Beach meters

December 10, 2021

It takes more than elected officials to get things done, and on Monday night the City Council recognized a number of residents who

City Council asks for assistance for homeless people on Diamond Creek

December 3, 2021

During the discussion over the possibility of Boston relocating homeless people living along Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard to Revere, several City

Amesbury mayoral aide pick for Election Commissioner

December 3, 2021

Paul Fahey, the current chief of staff to the Amesbury mayor, is Mayor Brian Arrigo’s pick as Revere’s next Election Commissioner. Fahey is

DCR looking to improve Sullivan Park

December 3, 2021

Sullivan Park, currently an underused baseball field at Revere Beach Boulevard and Revere Street, could soon be an urban oasis with a bocce

Homeowners to see increase in property tax bills

December 3, 2021

Single-family homeowners will see an average increase in their property tax bills of $264 in the coming year, while condominium, two-family and three-family

City Council approves re-precincting maps, with reservations

November 24, 2021

In the end, the City Council determined it would be better off approving its own new ward and precinct map rather than leaving

City officials state census irregularities lie with federal government

November 24, 2021

Some city councillors are still not happy with a discrepancy with U.S. Census numbers that count people living in empty blocks or commercial

Results unchanged following councillor-at-large recount

November 24, 2021

The results didn’t change following Saturday’s recount of the councillor-at-large race, but current City Council President Anthony Zambuto said he’s glad he went

Zoning Subcommittee rejects proposal that would allow for rental car facility on Squire Road

November 24, 2021

After working hard to improve Squire Road, city councillors said they don’t want Enterprise Rent-A-Car to turn a portion of the roadway into

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Author: Adam Swift

Lt. Governor’s visit announces state grants for development, food security and workforce development

Residents honored for fighting against Revere Beach meters

City Council asks for assistance for homeless people on Diamond Creek

Amesbury mayoral aide pick for Election Commissioner

DCR looking to improve Sullivan Park

Homeowners to see increase in property tax bills

City Council approves re-precincting maps, with reservations

City officials state census irregularities lie with federal government

Results unchanged following councillor-at-large recount

Zoning Subcommittee rejects proposal that would allow for rental car facility on Squire Road

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