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The Revere Traffic Commission held its regular monthly meeting on December 21 in the City Councillor Joseph A. Del Grosso Council Chambers of Revere City Hall. On hand for the session were chair Paul Argenzio (for whom this was his last meeting because of Argenzio’s recent election to the City Council), City Planner Frank Stringi,

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I’ve told them that one week, things might work in Irad’s favor and then the next week, they’ll work in Jose’s favor. It all balances out in the end.

As our city and our region continue to undergo an unprecedented building boom, it is a good time to consider how vital top-quality plumbing – done by licensed professionals - is to our public health and safety. Massachusetts has one of the top drinking water ratings in the nation and that is no accident. It is because of our strong plumbing codes, renowned union apprenticeship

Many forces drive the housing crisis here, and the sky-high cost of construction is one of the most powerful.

Article by Jay Hovdey: Jay Hovdey’s unmissable series with the story of the Bob Baffert-trained star who missed out on the Triple Crown by the narrowest of margins

A federal judge on Monday sentenced Edwin Tavarez, 48, of Garfield, NJ to 18 months in prison for the way he got a longtime acquaintance in the old neighborhood to pay him more than $1.5 million over six years for a condo-development deal that never existed to feed a gambling addiction that included frequent trips to Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun. Tavarez had pleaded guilty to one

The 2 acres that is home to a community garden will be tax-exempt. But the other 46 acres will be taxed.

The contrast between the sort of listening encouraged by streaming — alone, often through headphones — and the collective experiences of concertgoers feels stark.

By Adam Swift The estimated costs of the options for building a new high school on the current site range from $550 million to $557 million. However, due to a revised funding formula from the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA), the city could see a higher reimbursement rate for this project as opposed to the