Revere News

FOXBOROUGH What is going on with the Foxfield Plaza? Rumors have begun swirling around town of a new grocery store moving into the plaza near the Mansfield town line - the same location where Big Y was supposed to be developed before plans fell through - but nothing has been confirmed by town officials or the property's landlord, Harvey Smith.

In sixth grade, we did Ancient Civilizations; seventh and eighth grades covered Current Events; freshman year of high school was devoted to world history, sophomore year was European history, junior year was World War I and senior year was World War II.

Local historian Jeff Pearlman brought five Whelan School third grade classes on an informative history tour throughout the city last week.

In fact, soldiers aren't allowed to cry or mourn in the slightest for their fallen fellow warriors for fear that it may compromise their mission or disturb their mental focus.

City Councillors and Mayor Dan Rizzo continued their pointed discussions on Monday about substantial raises that have been requested for three non-union City Hall employees.

A new project to demolish the old, historic Reardon's Pub building on Fenno's Corner and replace it with a five-story elderly housing building was greeted with enthusiasm and relief by city councillors and several area seniors.

Six public meetings have been scheduled to discuss MassDOT's plan to eliminate the cash toll option and implement high speed electronic tolls beginning on the Tobin Bridge next year.

All over the country, public housing officials agree that many of their residents often suffer from a feeling of entitlement that leads to generations of family members residing in public housing and blocking the way for other needy families who are on wait lists that can span up to 10 years.

The brother of one of two people found murdered in Chelsea this week said he was struggling to understand this afternoon who would want to kill his "hard-working" sibling who came to Boston in the mid-1980s from Algeria and was on-duty behind the wheel of a livery car when he was fatally shot.

Today is Monday, May 13th. Here are five things worth knowing today. Tonight at 7 p.m. at the Beebe Library , Traveling Librarian Jeff Klapes gives a presentation on a visit to Laos.

Revere police are searching for two men who allegedly shot a man in the back on Sagamore Street Saturday night before fleeing on foot.

On June 12, 2013, Mayor Rizzo, along with City of Revere officials, will hold a public meeting to discuss the City's ongoing water and sewer infrastructure improvements.

A grand jury has indicted the owners of a Revere caf © prosecutors claim was operating as an illegal gambling parlor.

Regarding the Paul Revere sign and a name for the new downtown park, I suggest the following: A large white whale sign that spouts electronically every 15 minutes, and Moby-Dick Park for the park.

State Rep. Denise Provost will be on SCATV's " Greater Somerville " Tuesday night to discuss a proposal to transport ethanol on trains through Somerville and neightboring communities to a facility in Revere.

Heads up CT educators. It's been a while since we've had the opportunity to attend a face-to-face event.

A growing number of school districts from Boston to Western Massachusetts are embracing a new kind of school to pursue educational innovations and compete more aggressively with charter schools.

A Revere man pleaded guilty Thursday to beating and inflicting life-threatening injuries on the 5-year-old son of his girlfriend, prosecutors said.

Participants of all ages took part in the Revere Shines clean-up this past weekend.

Sgt. Abiezer Ayouso, Community Affairs Officer from the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department, will be at the Rossetti/Cowan Senior Center, 25 Winthrop Ave., Revere on Wednesday, May 29, from 10:00 to 12:00 to discuss the Senior ID Program.