Revere brief: Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Revere City Council approved a $16.5 million bond to settle the Wonderland eminent domain case
Archived edition, published Tuesday, October 27, 2026. See today's Revere page.
Revere City Council approved a $16.5 million bond to settle the Wonderland eminent domain case.
Today in Revere
- Council approves $16.5 million Wonderland bond. The Revere City Council approved a $16.5 million bond Monday night to settle the eminent domain case for the Wonderland site, future home of the new Revere High School, the Revere Journal reported.Revere Journal
- Council hears rental registry ordinance proposal. The Revere City Council held a public hearing Monday night on an ordinance creating a new unified rental registry and inspection program for the city, according to the Revere Journal.Revere Journal
- Revere, Gloucester land floodplain management grant. Revere and Gloucester will share in nearly $1.5 million in state floodplain management grants announced by Governor Maura Healey's office through the MAPC-administered MTTA program, the Revere Journal reported.Revere Journal
- RHS football tops Lynn English 27-20 on Senior Night. Revere High School football beat Lynn English 27-20 on Senior Night, with senior defensive back Sergio Peguero sealing the win with a late defensive play, the Revere Journal reported.Revere Journal
- RHS boys soccer enters first GBL Cup as top seed. The undefeated Revere High boys soccer team, 2026 Greater Boston League champion at 7-0, opened play as top seed in the first-ever GBL Cup, ranked 14th in Division 2, the Revere Journal reported.Revere Journal
- Trunk or Treat draws thousands to Rumney Marsh. Thousands of costumed children and parents gathered at the Rumney Marsh Academy parking lot Sunday for the city-sponsored annual Trunk or Treat, the Revere Journal reported.Revere Journal
- Council honors former mayor Tom Ambrosino. The Revere City Council presented former Mayor Thomas Ambrosino with a certificate of commendation Monday night, marking his retirement after nearly four decades of public service, the Revere Journal reported.Revere Journal
Coming up
- Wed, Oct 28, 5:00 p.m.: Zoning Board of Appeals meets Wednesday. Revere's Zoning Board of Appeals meets Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. in the City Council Chamber at City Hall.Town of Revere
- Tue, Nov 3, 7:00 a.m.: Revere polls open Tuesday, Nov. 3. Polls in Revere will be open Tuesday, Nov. 3 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for the state election, which includes races for governor and U.S. Senate, the Revere Journal reported.Revere Journal