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From a shipyard in Finland to the paradise island of Mauritius, The Pod Well Travelled has it covered

Special to the Journal As part of the City of Revere’s leadership transition, Patrick Keefe officially began working as Acting Mayor on Monday, April 25, 2023. This week marked the Acting Mayor’s first week in office as he assembled the City’s Cabinet Chiefs, department heads, and attended his first City Council meeting as Mayor. Keefe

Close to 500 people gathered at the 20th CLIA Awards to celebrate the role of the travel trade in the region’s ongoing cruising renaissance.

Revere School Committee Vice Chair Stacey Rizzo and Secretary Susan Gravellese were re-elected unanimously to their leadership positions on the board at the 2023 organizational meeting. As Mayor of Revere, Brian Arrigo will be the chairperson of the School Committee. The Revere School Committee, from left to right, John Kingston, Aisha Milbury-Ellis, Stacey Rizzo, Mayor

The Revere Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) gave its approval to developer Mario Zepaj for four variances for the construction of a 25-unit apartment building at 344 Salem St. at its regular monthly meeting last Wednesday evening. The often-contentious, 45-minute hearing saw neighborhood residents often interrupt the proceedings, drawing repeated admonitions from ZBA chairperson Michael Tucker and pointed responses from

The U.S. Northeast is so short on heating oil that the fuel used to power home furnaces is being rationed even before the start of winter.

The U.S. Northeast is so short on heating oil that the fuel used to power home furnaces is being rationed even before the start of winter.

Concerns are rising that supply shortages and soaring prices will leave families in the cold this winter, particularly in New England, which is more reliant on heating oil than other parts of the country.

The Northeastern United States is so short on heating oil that the fuel is being rationed in some ...

Diesel and heating oil supplies in the Northeast are more than 50% below the recent average, raising concerns that an extreme weather event could cause supply disruptions, federal officials said.Fuel supplies are lower than normal across the country...