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By Adam Swift Last month, the state’s Secretary of Environmental and Energy Affairs ruled that the city will not be able to use an expedited Environmental Impact Report (EIR) process for the Gibson Park reconstruction project. The city had requested that Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs Rebecca Tepper allow a single EIR in lieu

Acting Mayor Patrick Keefe presented a Key to the City to the Martelli sisters, Kayla and Jordan, Saturday in recognition of their immense fundraising efforts for Alex’s Lemonade Stand, a national foundation for childhood cancer. Kayla, a student in the honors’ nursing program at Merrimack College, and Jordan, a junior at Revere High School, have

Patrick Keefe, candidate for Mayor of Revere, will host Hound Hall on Sunday, Aug. 13 at 10 a.m. at 375 Broadway. Residents are being asked to bring their dogs who will receive dog treats. Free bandanas will also be distributed. The unique campaign event is part of Canines for Keefe.

Revere students are pictured outside City Hall at the free backpack distribution event.

A union accused Revere Acting Mayor Patrick Keefe of threatening them because the they backed an opponent of his. He's firing back.

By Adam Swift The Revere Community Response Network online meetings were begun more than three years ago as the city worked with local organizations to deal with the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. Those meetings continue today, with Acting Mayor Patrick Keefe stating they are a valuable resource to spread information and help those in

During the Revere school year, Stacey Livote is the assistant principal of the City Lab Innovation High School. When summer arrives, Livote takes on another key leadership position as the coordinator of the ever-popular Row Row Row In Revere event. This year’s Row Row Row In Revere is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 12. The two-mile

National Night Out, a national community police awareness-raising event, returns to Revere on Tuesday, August 1. This year’s event will include a free BBQ, fun activities with local law enforcement, a dunk tank, and more. National Night out will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. outside the Garfield School at 176 Garfield Ave.

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By Adam Swift The City Council approved a $262,136,012 Fiscal Year 2024 operating budget on Monday night. The vote comes after two weeks of council ways and means subcommittee meetings with city department heads. The final figure is $10,000 less than the proposed FY24 budget presented to the council by Acting Mayor Patrick Keefe. There