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The U.S. District Court of New Hampshire struck down a 2021 law Tuesday that barred teachers from advocating for certain topics, siding with teachers unions and the American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire and ruling that the law is...

Special to the Journal Gibson Point, a 291-apartment development located at the former G&J tow yard near Gibson Park, will begin pre-leasing next month with the first residents expected to move into the units in September. Redgate, the developer of the project, said Gibson Point provides opportunities for spa-like living in relaxed luxury apartments with

Pre-leasing has begun at Suffolk Downs first residential building, the beginning of what will be over 10,000 units of housing at the massive redevelopment project in Revere and East Boston. Last week, the HYM Investment Group, in partnership with Cathexis and National Real Estate Advisors, announced that pre-leasing has begun at Amaya, a 475-unit project

By Adam Swift Ward 1 Councillor Joanne McKenna wants to make sure that the DCR shuts the tide gates on Winthrop Parkway during heavy storms such as the recent Nor’easter earlier this month. The DCR did not shut the tide gates during that storm along the parkway, causing massive flooding issues for residents in the

The City of Revere held a Have A Heart and Give A Heart Event Feb. 9 in the City Council Chambers. The event recognized those who have been organ donors and to encourage residents to sign up to be an organ donor. Mayor Patrick Keefe, an organ donor who donated a kidney to his mother,

School leaders in Revere, Massachusetts, hope the Flip Lok system will help keep students safe if there is ever an active shooter

By Michael Coughlin Jr. Following spirited testimony from students, teachers, and parents during the public speaking portion of last week’s regular School Committee meeting, two motions were passed that would bring separate honors-level classes back to the middle school and high school levels in Revere. Superintendent of Schools Dianne Kelly explained that the district has

The dilapidated, former Lee’s Trailer Park on Winthrop Avenue, and the adjacent areas are on the verge of receiving a bolt of architectural and residential elegance pending the project’s approval by the City Council and other local boards. The mobile park has fallen into significant disrepair and the neighborhood has been a hot spot for

By Adam Swift The Wonderland property is now back on board as the preferred site for building a new high school, at least as far as the Revere High School Building Committee is concerned. Last week, the building committee voted to move forward with the Wonderland site as the preferred option for building a new,

By Adam Swift It’s a new year and a new city council, but for nearly three hours on Monday night, a familiar topic dominated the debate. Early in 2020, the city began the process of bringing a high school building project before the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA). On Monday night, new Mayor Patrick Keefe