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Revere to receive $1.2 million in settlement money to battle opioid crisis

December 23, 2022

Massachusetts is expected to receive billions of dollars as part of a nationwide settlement with opioid makers over allegations they exacerbated the opioid

Councillors balk at proposed $499M tab for new high school

December 16, 2022

City Councillors balked at the latest update on the new high school project and the attached budget of $499 million. Councillors felt they

Proposed Shirley Ave. mixed-use development causes concern with abutter

December 16, 2022

An application to the City Council for a special permit to raze a building at 163 Shirley Ave. and replace it with a five-story

Sewall St. residents at odds with ZBA over proposed development

December 16, 2022

Residents in the Sewall Street neighborhood pleaded with the Zoning Board of Appeals last week to reject Middleton developer Mario Zepai’s petition for

School Board’s Supt. Evaluation Subcommittee to meet again

December 9, 2022

The agenda for this week’s School Committee meeting included a multicolored chart that outlined a subcommittee’s evaluation of School Superintendent Ligia Noriega-Murphy. The

City Council sets 2023 tax rates

December 2, 2022

Revere homeowners felt some love this week when the City Council set a new tax rate for 2023. The value of single and

Councilors seek answers to bus stop route changes

December 2, 2022

Revere City Councilors are done with the MBTA changes to bus routes and bus stops that negatively impact residents. The council approved

City acquires McMackin Little League Baseball Field

November 23, 2022

Revere scored a victory last week when, after years of negotiating, the city acquired McMackin Field. Revere Little League agreed to sign the

Councillors debate retail marijuana sales revenue

November 23, 2022

City councillors are grappling with the idea of opening the door to recreational marijuana shops. The council’s Economic Development Subcommittee has started

Serino announces he will not seek reelection to City Council

November 18, 2022

The City Council opened this week with a post-election November surprise. City Council Vice President Richard Serino, who represents Ward 6, announced a

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Author: Barbara Taormina

Revere to receive $1.2 million in settlement money to battle opioid crisis

Councillors balk at proposed $499M tab for new high school

Proposed Shirley Ave. mixed-use development causes concern with abutter

Sewall St. residents at odds with ZBA over proposed development

School Board’s Supt. Evaluation Subcommittee to meet again

City Council sets 2023 tax rates

Councilors seek answers to bus stop route changes

City acquires McMackin Little League Baseball Field

Councillors debate retail marijuana sales revenue

Serino announces he will not seek reelection to City Council

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