Revere Human Rights Commission Plans Circle Training for Community Engagement

Overview: The Revere Human Rights Commission’s meeting on May 2nd centered on the adoption of Circle training aimed at conflict resolution and community engagement. The commission discussed the significance of the training sessions with Strong Oak, expressing anticipation for the new methods that could be learned for handling sensitive topics and fostering a more unified and inclusive community. The conversation delved into the potential of Circle practices for reconciliation and restorative justice, as well as the commission’s strategy to first undergo the training internally before introducing it to the public.

Revere Commission Approves Residential Project Amid Debate

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere Conservation Commission approved a new residential development and engaged in a multifaceted debate on stormwater management. The meeting, which included discussions on several construction projects and environmental compliance issues, underscored the commission’s role in overseeing development within the context of environmental regulations.

Revere High School Project Advances with MSBA Support and City Council Planning

Overview: The Revere City Council meeting on May 1st, 2024, took a step forward with the Revere High School building project, as key approvals and financial forecasts were discussed in anticipation of the upcoming project vote. The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) project was front and center, as the council absorbed the news of additional MSBA reimbursement and prepared for a detailed presentation on the city’s fiscal year 25 budget.

Revere City Council Addresses Public Safety and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere City Council tackled a range of issues from public safety at Revere Beach to infrastructure concerns, including street and sidewalk maintenance, and waste disposal contracts. The council’s discussions emphasized the city’s preparations for the Memorial Day weekend at the beach, the negotiation of waste contracts, and the introduction of ordinances related to salary structure and street openings.

Revere Board of Health Approves Property Condemnation

Overview: The Revere Board of Health has voted to condemn a property on Pit Kern Street due to significant health and safety violations, including a rat infestation and lack of running water. During a recent meeting, the Board grappled with the complexities of addressing the property’s dire conditions while considering the impact on the owner, Mr. Bosel, who stated he had nowhere else to go and highlighted the challenges of being on disability and facing high repair costs.