By The Advocate   The City Council met this week with Jim McKay, the outdoor lighting manager for National Grid, to discuss double utility

By Barbara Taormina   In the 2024 election, more than 9,500 Revere residents joined 72 percent of Massachusetts voters and voted in favor of

Bill invests in public transportation and education, addresses FY26 deficiencies and delays implementation of federal corporate tax changes passed in the “One Big Beautiful

WAKEFIELD – Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth (MPY) hosted an in-person conference for students, “Building Leaders for a Better Future,” on March 20 at Essex

By Barbara Taormina   The Revere City Council unanimously supported a motion presented by Councillor-at-Large Michelle Kelley at this week’s meeting calling on Fire

By The Advocate   School Dept. Budget Preview Revere Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Dianne Kelly gave a brief preview of the School Department’s budget