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Revere Council asks for more oversight of ebikes and motorized scooters

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By Adam Swift Verified
| Revere Journal Verified
Revere Council asks for more oversight of ebikes and motorized scooters Over the past several years, pedestrians and motorists have seen an increase in electric bicycles, electric scooters, and mopeds creating safety issues on city streets and sidewalks. At last week’s Revere City Council meeting, Ward 5 Councillor Angela Guarino-Sawaya presented a motion asking local authorities to better police the nuisance vehicles.
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City Council wants more enforcement for dog noise

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By Adam Swift Verified
| Revere Journal Verified
City Council wants more enforcement for dog noise While many people love dogs, not everyone loves hearing their neighbor’s dogs barking all day.
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New Paul Revere principal meets school committee

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By Adam Swift Verified
| Revere Journal Verified
New Paul Revere principal meets school committee The new principal of the Paul Revere School was officially introduced to the school committee at its most recent meeting. For most in attendance and on the committee, Bianca Quirk is a very familiar face at the school and in the city. The Revere High graduate has spent nearly three decades working in the district, most recently as the assistant principal of the Paul Revere School.
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