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Revere primary results in line with state totals – Revere Journal (opens the original)
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Incumbent US Senator Ed Markey easily held off a challenge in the Democratic primary from North Shore Congressman Seth Moulton in Tuesday’s state primary. It was the most hotly contested race on the primary ballot, and in Revere, the numbers for Markey were in line with his totals across the state. Markey finished with 2,588 votes to 1,031 for Moulton in Revere. Markey will face Republican challenger John Deaton in November. Deaton ran unopposed on the Republican ballot and tallied 943 votes in
High school building committee considers donation artwork – Revere Journal (opens the original)
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As work continues on the new Revere High School at the Wonderland site, plans are in the works for a large art piece to honor those who have donated to the school’s construction. At last week’s high school building committee meeting, committee members highlighted the design plans for the piece, which would be on the south wall on the second floor in the heart of the school near the cafeteria. The design working group of the building committee is still working on the final form of the donor wall
Planning and Community Development department provides project updates – Revere Journal (opens the original)
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Revere’s Department of Planning and Community Development recently provided an update on several new and ongoing projects in the city. The city has begun a Squire Road Master Plan, evaluating the current conditions, strengths, and weaknesses of Squire Road, and planning for future improvements that will make it a better corridor for residents, businesses, and visitors, according to city officials As it begins the process of evaluating Squire Road’s current conditions, the city will host a number
State grant will help Revere address flooding issues – Revere Journal (opens the original)
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A nearly $100,000 state grant could help Revere residents elevate critical utilities in flood-prone basements. Last week, Governor Maura Healey’s administration announced more than $45 million in grants to support 97 projects that will help communities across Massachusetts better withstand flooding, extreme heat, coastal erosion, and other climate impacts. The grants were awarded through the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs’ (EEA’s) new Environment & Climate (ECO) One Stop pr
Zoning subcommittee tables North Shore Road towing permit request – Revere Journal (opens the original)
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A proposed North Shore Road towing business has a month to get any potential issues cleared up and to meet with abutters before coming back to the city council's zoning subcommittee for a special permit hearing on Sept. 14. The owners and attorney of 128 Towing and Recovery at 855 North Shore Road appeared before the subcommittee at its meeting last week for its special permit. However, several city councillors said they had issues with 128 Towing continuing to operate at the North Shore Road lo
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