THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 2024 Page 15 RevereTV Spotlight T he Revere High School Basketball teams continue to impress in RevereTV’s “Game of the Week” series. Watch at least one RHS basketball game per week live on the Community Channel. Last night, the Girls’ Team played Somerville at home. If you missed it, you can watch it now replaying on television. All games air live on YouTube but are then set to private through the season. Next week, RTV will cover the Boys’ Game versus Lynn English on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Games replay on evenings for the following few weeks on Comcast channels 8 and 1072 and RCN channels 3 and 614. The Revere Chamber of Commerce has a new episode of “The Wave” now scheduled to the Community Channel. On this episode, the hosts, Chamber President Patrick Lospennato and Chamber Executive Director Erica Porzio, engage in insightful conversations with members of the Revere High School Internship Program. The spotlight is on two high school seniors, Janiydaleese and Valerie, who are currently involved in internships. Joining the discussion are Meghann Gregorowicz, the internship coordinator for RHS, and Chamber Treasurer Marta HEALTH | FROM Page 1 with the building caused delays. “Have we been as successful as we want to be? We certainly have not,” he said. Several councillors have been critical of the project because the city is renting a building that needed extensive updates. But City Council President Anthony Cogliandro said there were specifi c requirements and limitations attached to ARPA funding. Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky said he recalls Amazon making a significant donation to help launch the Haas Center. “It’s been fully funded in the hope that it will become a sustainable business,” said Cogliandro. And a three-tier membership fee structure is expected to keep the center running. Wellness Center Manager Haley Hanton said membership is on a steady climb. “Every night by six o’clock, it’s packed,” she said, adding that the Haas Center has top-of-the-line Keiser equipment that provides a healthy way to work out. According to the city’s website, the Wellness Center offers three memberships, starting at $20 per month; the second membership, the Pro, at $30 per month; and the third, the Pro Plus, at $40 per month. The Basic membership off ers a six-month contract with a $39 cancellation fee; and the othFlores, who is also involved in the internship program. Following this, Erica and Pat delve into an interview with the owners of Claremont Insurance Agency, Julia Bisconti and Cynthia Graff. They share the story of how they established their business and refl ect on the rich history of their grandfather, the pioneer who laid the foundation for the agency many years ago. This episode is also posted to RTV’s YouTube page. It was mentioned last week, but if you are interested in learning about some healthy eating habits, check out the latest episode of “Fabulous Foods with Victoria Fabbo” now playing on RevereTV. Local chef and registered dietician Victoria Fabbo guides you through healthy eating choices in an informational episode. Victoria usually leads a step-by-step tutorial cooking show in the kitchen studio, so this newest episode is a little diff erent and focuses on portion control, healthy ingredients in all food groups and recipe ideas. Some of her past healthy recipes shown on RTV include vegetarian lasagna, school lunch ideas and beef stew. Her new episode REVERETV | SEE Page 16 er two have no contract or cancellation fee and off er unlimited access to yoga, barre, bootcamp and spin classes, where the Basic plan does not. The Haas Center is competing with two Planet Fitness franchises, one located almost next door on 270 Charger St. and the other on American Legion Highway across from the former Wonderland dog track. Planet Fitness off ers a Classic $10 per month membership and a PF Black Card membership for $24.99 per month, both by contract. “It’s early. Hopefully, more members will join; hopefully, city employees,” said Novoselsky, adding that he was pleased at the decision to name the center after former Mayor Robert Haas, Jr. The Wellness Center was formerly Greater Boston Fitness but had closed due to the pandemic in 2020. The owners had a tough time reopening, as did many independently owned gyms, following the government’s forced shut down. Currently, Teamworks soccer facility, located in the rear of the Hass Wellness Center, remains open and has been off ering leagues and private rentals for the last 20 years, according to its website. Back in the 1970’s the site was originally a hockey rink called Skater’s World before it closed and reopened years later as a fi tness center. Law Offices of JOSEPH D. CATALDO, P.C. “ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW” ESTATE/MEDICAID PLANNING WILLS/TRUSTS/ESTATES INCOME TAX PREPARATION WEALTH MANAGEMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING ELDER LAW 369 Broadway Everett, MA 02149 (617)381-9600 JOSEPH D. CATALDO, CPA, CFP, MST, ESQUIRE. AICPA Personal Financial Specialist Designee The City of Malden Seeks candidates for Part-Time www.cityofmalden.org PUBLIC NOTICE TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE (EJ) COMMUNITIES PROJECT: Route 1A South Bound Ramps and Roundabout Project LOCATION: Route 1A North Shore Road, Revere MA 02151 PROPONENT: City of Revere Pe Environmental Impact Report and submittal requirements for the above-mentioned of the project area adjacent to Route 1A North Shore Road. The Route 1A South Bound Ramps and Roundabout Project seeks to promote A T T For questions regarding this project, please reach out to Devin Herrick with Weston & Sampson at 978-532-1900 or by email: herrick.devin@wseinc.com between the hours of Mon-Fri 8AM - 4 PM. By City of Revere
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