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The Avett Brothers have announced a self-titled album, their first full-length project in five years. They've also released a new single called "Love of a Girl."

The club can’t get a liquor license because its previous owner Eric Suher doesn’t have a ‘certificate of good standing’ from the state Department of Revenue.

Keeneland Library announced a history-making gift from six-time Eclipse Award-winning photographer Barbara Livingston, who has donated an estimated 2 million photographic negatives from the collection

Confusion reigned at the Revere Traffic Commission's regular monthly meeting last Thursday regarding the controversial proposal by HYM, the developer of Suffolk Downs, to make Harris St. a one-way roadway (in the direction away from Winthrop Ave.) in order to alleviate the dual problems of cut-through traffic through the Harris St. neighborhood and traffic congestion caused by

For two weeks, state and city officials evaluated a number of sites. The Melnea Cass Recreational Complex had all the elements they needed, but everyone knew local residents would be angered at losing use of the facility until summer. Until now, the shelters were buildings that were not being used.

Too many left out of process, agency says The city’s review process for new developments has long been a tug-of-war among stakeholders, often pitting the surrounding community against petitioners for zoning exemptions. But a new survey by the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) shows both camps united in dissatisfaction with the current process, as well as a mismatch

Beacon Hill’s response to the migrant crisis has been, in a word, weak.

The Revere Traffic Commission held its regular monthly meeting last Thursday in the City Councillor Joseph A. Del Grosso Council Chambers of Revere City Hall. On hand for the session were City Planner Frank Stringi, who was sitting as the Acting Chairperson because the former chair, Paul Argenzio, is now a member of the City

Raising money to develop treatments for cystic fibrosis, which claimed the life of his son, "is by far the most important thing that I do," Mr. O'Donnell said. "It is Joey’s legacy."

Patrick Michael Keefe Jr. was inaugurated as mayor of Revere during the City Government Inauguration Ceremonies Monday, Jan. 1 at the Susan B. Anthony Middle School Auditorium. Ashley Melnik, in her official capacity as city clerk and chair of the inauguration ceremonies, administered the oath of office to Keefe while his wife, Jennifer, their daughter,