THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2023 Page 19 REVERETV | FROM Page 3 This year is an election year for Revere’s local government, and the city is always looking for poll workers to help out on election days. That is what this week’s “In the Loop” is about. Watch this week’s PSA to learn how to apply for these paid positions that are an integral part of the election process. All recordings of “In the Loop” are posted to Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. These PSAs play in between programming on all RevMAYOR | FROM Page 1 with so many residents in our city who are first generation Americans. I am a lifelong resident of this city, and I am deeply invested in its success. With my experience, vision, and passion for public service, I am confi dent that I am the right candidate to lead our city forward. Revere faces numerous challenges, from aff ordable housing and transportation to economic development and environmental sustainability. As your Mayor, I will tackle these issues head-on, with a collaborative and inclusive approach that involves input from all stakeholders, including our citizens, business owners, and community leaders. My priorities as Mayor will include: Aff ordable Housing for All: I will work to increase the availability of affordable housing options for all residents, including families, seniors, and lowincome individuals. I will also work to prevent homelessness and provide support to those in need. Economic & Community Development: As city councilor, I supported substantial investments in parks, fi elds and playgrounds. We must continue to prioritize community and economic development throughout the city of Revere. I will work tirelessly to attract and retain businesses, promote entrepreneurship, and create goodpaying jobs for our residents. I will also invest in workforce development programs to ensure that our citizens have the skills needed to succeed in the changing job market. McMackin Field is place where I played baseball as a kid… It now looks like Belle Isle Marsh! This fi eld was named in honor of Charles G. McMackin. A U.S. Army Staff Sgt. who sacrifi ced his life when his plane was shot down in World War II. I will work diligently to revitalize this location in collaboration with area residents, to determine a use that fi ts the neighborhood while continuing to honor Sgt. McMackin. Community values ereTV channels. On RTV GOV this week, expect to see replays of the past two Revere City Council meetings, meetings of the Ways and Means Sub-Committee, Zoning Sub-Committee, Zoning Board of Appeals and Conservation Commission and more. Please note that all meetings in the City Council Chambers air live on RTV and then replay for the next few weeks. Recorded meetings can be found on RTV’s YouTube page to be watched at any time. should lead our development work. Sustainable Development: I will prioritize environmentally responsible policies that protect our natural resources, reduce our carbon footprint, and promote sustainability. I will work towards implementing green initiatives, such as renewable energy programs and waste reduction eff orts. Safe and Inclusive Communities: I will work with law enforcement agencies, community organizations, and residents to promote safety, inclusivity, and equality for all citizens, regardless of race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation. Transparent and Accountable Government: I will ensure that our government operates with transparency and accountability. I will work to improve access to information, engage with citizens in decision-making processes, and fight against corruption. Infrastructure: Despite all the work that’s been done to replace aging infrastructure. I will make strategic investments in the city’s roads, sidewalks and bridges. I am committed to putting the needs of our citizens fi rst and working tirelessly to make Revere the best it can be. With your support, we can build a better future for our city and create opportunities for all residents to thrive. I humbly ask for your support in the upcoming mayoral election. Together, we can make a diff erence and create a brighter future moving Revere Forward. Please reach out at Steve@ MorabitoforMayor.com to contact me directly. Also, you can join me in my journey to become our next mayor. You can visit our website online if you would like to volunteer, make a campaign contribution and be notified for the Campaign kickoff . Our campaign website: MorabitoforMayor.com Thank you in advance for your support! Steven Morabito Revere Mayoral Candidate For Advertising with Results, call The Advocate Newspapers at 781-286-8500 or Info@advocatenews.net O f Revere. who passed away on March 27th at 74 years. Born in Boston, she was the daughter of John & Lulu (Morrill) Royce. She grew up in the Dorchester area of South Boston, where she attended local schools. She was a dedicated wife and mother, devoting her time to her family. She was also extremely devoted to her faith. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, and spending time with her family and grandchildren. Even the simplest of things, such was watching TV with her husband, meant the world to her. She is the beloved wife of 10 years to Richard J. Benoit of Revere and the devoted mother of Kathleen Erskine & her husband Othnel of Washington. She is the cherished grandmother of Brianna Algarin and Hakeen, Tiffany & Jelani Erskine. She was also predeceased by 7 brothers & sisters. Family and friends were invited to attend Visiting Hours on Dorothy “Dolly” (Royce) McNamara Benoit OBITUARIES Tuesday, April 4th in the Vertuccio Smith & Vazza, Beechwood Home for Funerals, Revere. Rosario J. Spagnolo R etired Revere Firefighter Rosario “Joe” Spagnolo passed away on April 3, 2023, at the age of 78. A proud soldier in the United States Army, Mr. Spagnolo ended his fearless battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma stemming from Agent Orange exposure in Vietnam. Mr. Spagnolo was the longtime commander of the Italian American War Veterans (I.T.A.M) Post 17 on Lucia Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts. Mr. Spagnolo also founded, built, and owned, along with JAK Realty, the property at 750 Washington Ave currently containing Nick’s Deli and Nonni’s Pizza. In 1982 Joe was one of 100 soldiers—two chosen from each state—to attend the White House in Washington D.C. with his wife Dorothy, for a dinner reception held by President Jimmy Carter to offi cially open the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial. Joe loved being around people and was an intelligent humorist who always kept everyone guessing on the seat of their pants from his love of trivia and witty sayings. Never without a Dunkin’ Donuts coffee in his hand, Joe was a great father who taught both of his sons to play baseball and the correct way to be gentlemen, and he will be dearly missed. Born in Revere on March 24, 1945, to the late Joseph and Teresa Spagnolo. Beloved father of Joseph Spagnolo and his wife Jessica of FL, and Brian Spagnolo and his wife Gabriella of Revere. Dear brother of Anthony Spagnolo of Revere, Vincent “Jimmy” Spagnolo and his wife Donna of Saugus, Katherine Tiro and her late husband Ralph of Malden formerly of Revere, Connie Riley of Saugus, Elizabeth Arone of Revere, and the late Mary Flammia, and Domenic Spagnolo. Cherished grandfather of Joseph and Ellie Spagnolo, and Jackson Spagnolo. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. A Visitation was held at the Paul Buonfiglio & Sons-Bruno Funeral Home 128 Revere St, Revere on Thursday, April 6, 2023 followed by a Prayer Service. Interment with Military Honors at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden. In lieu of fl owers donations can be made in Joe’s name to DAV – Disabled American Veterans, P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, OH, 452500301 or at www.dav.org.
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