The Winthrop Town Council voted 6-3 to dissolve its Rules and Ordinance Committee for a six-month trial run after a special meeting that opened with a failed vote and a notice dispute.
Revere City Council meets Monday night with appointments and zoning matters on tap. From our own coverage: Zoning panel advances body art business rules; License panel weighs food truck seating safety.
Mayor Michelle Wu announced a record year of street lighting upgrades across Boston neighborhoods. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week of Oct. 19-25.
Winthrop High School sets Nov. 7 date for its 2026 Hall of Fame induction ceremony. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs sponsorship of overseas trip; Resident's legal challenge shuts down zoning hearing notice.
The Revere City Council's Appointment Subcommittee unanimously advanced four mayoral board reappointments. Deborah Frank, a 12-year Metro Credit Union employee with "more than 30 years helping people navigate home ownership," returns to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
The Revere Select Board honored a retiring longtime official, identified only as Tom, with a certificate marking 22 years of city service.
Revere City Council approved a $16.5 million bond for the Wonderland eminent domain land taking, with Council President Anthony Zambudo calling the underlying deal "the biggest fiscal mistake in the history of the city" even as he voted yes.
Revere City Council tabled a $125,000 request to fund repairs on Garfield Middle School's broken elevator. From our own coverage: Subcommittees weigh body art zoning and senior parking study; Council tables Garfield School elevator funding.
City urges residents to sign up for health coverage.
Revere's obituary column this week lists five residents: Caruso, Carolyn; Chhua, Hua; Coviello, Laura T.; Lamberti, Violet; and Reed, Karen Cipriano, all identified by Echovita as Revere, MA residents, with deaths recorded between October 19 and October 21, 2026.