On Friday, February 27, the East Boston Chamber of Commerce partnered with Lapels to host a Coffee Connect networking event at Lapels, located at 220 Border Street in Central Square at Liberty Plaza ...

Now in its 58th year, the Walk for Hunger remains a beacon of hope for local families, raising $1 million to support Project Bread’s proven, statewide approach to advancing food security and ensuring ...

Bailey said that she is concerned about counter-drone technology deployed in communities that face constant pressure from Immigration Customs and Enforcement agents. She said she also worries about ...

​With an individual approach to weight loss and overall wellness, TOPS provides consistent group support, health education, and recognition to encourage successful weight management. Massachusetts has ...

Revere resident, Eddy Volcimus was honored by the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus (MBLLC) during its annual “Black Excellence on the Hill” event, which took place in the State ...

As Revere Public Schools wraps up its month-long celebration of Black History Month, the district is looking back on its series of important conversations that honored the voices, experiences, and ...

In January, as Bowen shared, RHS introduced the site to students during advisory periods. Advisory meets midweek and provides dedicated time for students to connect with staff, reflect on their goals, ...

The commissioners for the third time took up the proposal for the installation of three on-street EV-charging stations by Commonwealth Electrical Technologies on McCoba St., Hutchinson St. and Proctor ...

A 25-year-old who was working on elevated power lines on Railroad Avenue was electrocuted, causing a power outage to the area, on Saturday, according to police.

A change to the zoning ordinance proposed by City Council President Anthony Zambuto could affect Revere’s compliance with the MBTA 3A Communities Act, the state law geared toward creating housing.

The final matter of the evening was an application from the owner of 37 Page St. to construct a permanent 25’ x 20’ hip-roof structure over an existing backyard patio. A variance is required because ...

The city council approved two bond authorizations on Monday night related to the ongoing consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice to remedy historic violations of the Federal Clean Water Act ...