As summer fades enjoy the natural beauty of Revere Beach….new memories are made every day!
MassHousing Commits $7.9M to Revere Street Project Story by John Lynds – Revere Journal MassHousing has committed $7.9 million in affordable housing financing to the non-profit The Neighborhood Developers (TND) for the construction of the 571 Revere St. The MassHousing financing will allow TND to construct 51 units of new affordable housing for households across…
The Annual Revere Beach Memorial is a candlelight vigil for families and friends who wish to remember a loved one that lost their life due to an overdose. The Revere CARES Coalition and the City of Revere is again organizing this touching event for Sunday, September 25, 2016 at the William G. Reinstein Bandstand on…
Wonderland Dog Park to be Demolished May 13, 2016 By Revere Journal Staff By Sue Ellen Woodcock The Conservation Commission held a public hearing and has issued an order of conditions to the owners of the former Wonderland Dog Park to allow the demolition process to begin at the site. Last Wednesday night attorney…
“We are not going to be a Sanctuary City” Advocate News – Interview with Mayor Brian Arrigo The mayor stated that his critics have thrown everything out there, including: He was going to place a “Black Lives Matter” banner on City Hall – false; or the public health office opened on Revere Street was actually…
Revere Beach Stories at : Salem State University Photographs and Poems by Stephenie Young, Jennifer Martelli and Kevin Carey This is a multiday event from Feb 18,…
It was on August 1st of 1897 when the grand opening of the State Bath House took place. An estimated crowd of 25,000 visited the beach that day, with 2,143 bathers taking advantage of the new facilities. Thousands would pass through the doors as spectators, wanting to visually inspect the mammoth structure. William T. Eaton…
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