The pendulum has swung 🌊🌊. Now will the party in control lead with class, dignity and focus on moving forward with the issues that matter most to people. Otherwise anger will swing again. It’s our game to lose my friends. 🧢🌊@MassDems people want change, decency and results
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The City of Revere and its the Revere Police Department proudly recognizes Officers Terence K. Reardon and Shayna Mullen as our August Employees of the Month.
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Another successful night of community fun! Thank you for keeping the peace❤️⚽️🏟️🇺🇸
UPDATE! The Yard at Suffolk Downs never misses. Another awesome watch party in the books! ⚽️ @CityofRevere
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Last night, the Revere Senior Center lit up the Malden Moose for their second annual Senior Prom ✨💃🕺 Huge appreciation to our incredible staff — Deb, Anna, Mina, Susan, Mark, and Anthony — for putting their hearts into organizing such a joyful event ❤️👏
Today, we remember those who sacrificed so we could live in freedom. This Memorial Day, we're thankful for those who gave their lives while serving. And we're thinking of those who have lost someone they love. Thank you for your sacrifice
Please join our committee this Thursday at Casa Lucia for our annual spring fling. ☀️🌻💃🕺🎶
#BelieveinRevere❤️
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The Revere School Committee voted last week to begin phasing out the city’s middle school lottery system, setting in motion a shift in how students will be assigned to @RumneyHawks, @GMSRevere, and @RPS_SBA.
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🚨DCR flood gates on Winthrop Parkway will be closed for the early tide. Please seak alternate routes. High tide is expected after 10am🚨
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Flag Football scrimmages and skill-building sessions begin Tuesdays on 1/6, 1/13, 1/20, and 1/27!
Calling all young builders! Join Lego Makers and let your imagination run wild. Build, create, and have fun every Tuesday! Ages 7+
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Grateful to be in Revere with HYM and local leaders last week to break ground on the latest installment of the transformative Suffolk Downs redevelopment. The Healey-Driscoll Administration was proud to award $5 million in HDIP tax credits to help make the Portico possible.

































