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Councillors emerge early as candidates for vacant mayor’s seat

March 10, 2023

Two city councillors this week announced their decision to run for mayor in the wake of Mayor Brian Arrigo’s announcement that he will

Council dashes new high school budget; mayor lashes out at council’s vote

March 3, 2023

After years of plans, presentations and predictions, the City Council voted against approving and submitting the schematic design and $470,000 million budget for

Mass. Dept. of Revenue certifies $5.9M in free cash; Council holds off transfer to HS Stabilization fund

March 3, 2023

Every year around this time, cities and towns get a financial boost when certified free cash makes it onto the agendas of city

Revere leads the way on Dover reform

March 3, 2023

The recent Arcadia Street conflict which saw a neighborhood unite to oppose a plan to locate an educational program with transitional housing for

Patience requested for empty North Shore Rd. warehouse

March 3, 2023

Owners locked in federal bankruptcy owe city back taxes Last August, Ward 5 Councillor John Powers filed a motion requesting that Mayor Brian

Wonderland owners sue city over proposed high school site

February 24, 2023

Delaware lending company challenge eminent domain price tag The former owners of the Wonderland property, which was taken by the city through eminent

Developer moves on from Arcadia St. restorative housing project

February 24, 2023

Attorney cites pushback from local residents, city councillors The residents of Arcadia Street have won an improbable victory. The neighborhood formed a united

City Council goes another round with high school funding

February 17, 2023

For the past few Monday nights, the City Council Ways and Means Subcommittee has been digging into numbers looking for ways to pay

Disability Commission focus on voting issues

February 17, 2023

Researchers at Rutgers University estimate there are 17.7 million voters with disabilities, and they warn that candidates running for office who ignore the

Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board sets goals

February 17, 2023

The Board of the city’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund has set a goal to work with other groups and organizations whose mission includes

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Author: Barbara Taormina

Councillors emerge early as candidates for vacant mayor’s seat

Council dashes new high school budget; mayor lashes out at council’s vote

Mass. Dept. of Revenue certifies $5.9M in free cash; Council holds off transfer to HS Stabilization fund

Revere leads the way on Dover reform

Patience requested for empty North Shore Rd. warehouse

Wonderland owners sue city over proposed high school site

Developer moves on from Arcadia St. restorative housing project

City Council goes another round with high school funding

Disability Commission focus on voting issues

Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board sets goals

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