Zoning board approves Liberty Avenue subdivision
Revere's Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-0 to approve a variance splitting a Liberty Avenue lot into two parcels.
Revere's Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-0 to approve a variance splitting a Liberty Avenue lot into two parcels.
The Revere High School Building Committee approved $8.9 million in construction invoices and endorsed a donor recognition wall design.
Revere Planning Board voted 5-0 to let a developer re-petition for a scaled-down Wonderland Ballroom site tower.
The Revere City Council criticized a breakdown in resident notification over street closures and approved funding for a new police outreach vehicle.
The Revere City Council voted to establish a police department gift account to fund a new community outreach vehicle nicknamed the "Care Wagon."
This week's obituary notices for Revere, Massachusetts include a single entry: Guerrero, Julian Gerardo, 85, of Revere, who died Tuesday, August 18, 2026. The notice, found via Echovita's Revere listings, did not include the deceased's profession, immediate family, or funeral service de…
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds recorded 10 property transfers in Revere between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only two listed a sale price: $35,000 for a unit at 210 Endicott Ave and $36,000 for 44 Rand St, the period's highest recorded sale. The median of the two recorded prices was $35,500. Three
Revere's Traffic Commission voted to make Harris Street one-way from Winthrop Avenue to Beach Street, ending a years-long pilot debate.
The Revere License Commission approved ten license applications and renewals at its August 19 meeting, despite operating with only two of its three members present.
This week's Revere obituary column lists four residents: Flores, Maria; McDonough, Craig; Wiemert, John J.; and Sierra, Antonio Jose Uribe. All four died between August 10 and August 13, 2026, according to notices posted on Echovita, with arrangements handled by Vertuccio Smith & Vazza,…