Early voting opens Saturday for Nov. 3

From Revere News

• Cultural council weighs grant scoring ahead of deadline. The Revere Cultural Council met ahead of Thursday's grant application deadline with 29 full applications worth about $100,000 and 18 more in draft form already in hand, well beyond the city's available grant pool, as members worked through scoring rules for a crowded cycle.Revere News

Revere on Wed, Oct 14

• Fire department's open house sets attendance record. The Revere Fire Department, led by Chief James Cullen and event coordinator Captain Erin Leary, hosted its annual Fire Prevention Week open house on Broadway, drawing its biggest crowd yet, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Councilor pushes traffic study for Carey Circle. Ward 5 Councilor Angela Guarino-Sawaya introduced a motion asking the state Department of Conservation and Recreation to study traffic and parking problems around Carey Circle, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Four hundred runners join inaugural Revere 5K. The City of Revere and Shark Runners hosted the first annual Revere 5K on Oct. 10, starting at the Susan B. Anthony School, drawing about 400 runners, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Clerk swears in seven new firefighters. City Clerk Ashley Melnik administered oaths to seven new Revere firefighters, including Kelvin Kerthi and James Kioussis, during an Oct. 9 ceremony in the City Council chamber, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• City celebrates Italian Heritage Month at Beachmont VFW. The city marked Italian Heritage Month with an evening of food, camaraderie and entertainment by Boston Guido at the Beachmont VFW on Oct. 8, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Boys soccer improves to 9-1-1, ranked 14th. Revere High's boys soccer team won twice this past week to improve to 9-1-1 under coach Gerardo Rodriguez, landing at No. 14 in the MIAA Division 2 rankings, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Football falls to Everett, 35-27, on Homecoming Night. Revere High football lost a Homecoming Night thriller at Everett, 35-27, in a Greater Boston League matchup before a large crowd, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Conservation Commission holds brief October meeting. The Revere Conservation Commission held a short regular meeting Oct. 7 in City Council Chambers, with vice chair Brian Averbach and members Joseph LaValle, Wilson Correa and Thomas Carleton on hand, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Firefighter teaches life-saving lessons to young students. Revere firefighter Ryan DiCarlo visited elementary classrooms during Fire Prevention Week to teach students how to spot danger and protect themselves, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal

Coming up

• Sat, Oct 17: Early voting opens Saturday for Nov. 3 election. Early voting for the Nov. 3 state election, including races for governor and U.S. Senate, begins Saturday, Oct. 17, and runs through Oct. 30 at Revere City Hall, the city says. Revere Journal also previewed the ballot.City of Revere
• Thu, Oct 29, 5:30 p.m.: City to host first-time homebuyer workshop Oct. 29. The City of Revere will hold a workshop and Q&A on affordable homeownership programs for first-time buyers Oct. 29 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Rumney Marsh Academy, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal
• Sat, Dec 5: Santa Parade set for Dec. 5 this year. The City of Revere is planning the Priscilla Nickerson Memorial Santa Parade for Saturday, Dec. 5, marking nearly five years since Nickerson's passing, Revere Journal reports.Revere Journal

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