Page 8 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2026 Fun at the Fire House: Children learn fire safety at annual Fire Dept. Open House T he Revere Fire Department held an Open House at the Central Fire Station on Broadway Saturday morning. The event was well attended by many families who learned about fi re safety during Fire Safety Month. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) Azaniel Baptista, 5, and Amilliano Baptista, 1, with Sparky the Fire Dog. Julian Melgar, 7, with Sparky, enjoying some cotton candy. Shown from left to right: Fanny Llagos, Anthony Paz, future Revere Firefi ghter/Beachmont kindergartener Sophia Paz, 5, Firefi ghter/EMT Seth Tata-Amato, EMT Emma Messerian, EMT Esha Kelkar and Firefi ghter Jackie Snyder. Shown from left to right: Angelina Molina, Alyssa Luiso, Deputy Fire Chief Paul Cheever and Firefi ghter David Stankowski. Shown from left to right: Immaculate Conception prekindergartener Keith McLean, 5, Lochlan McLean, 1, their mother Allison, Firefi ghter/EMT Ryan DiCarlo and Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky. Shown from left to right: Brittany Famolare, Lincoln School second grader Aiden Famolare, Offi cer John Papasadora, Police K9 Lola, Grayson Famolare, Megan Famolare and Offi cer Estefanie Rivera. Showing the use of the pole is Firefi ghter Nicholas Hartman with Guilianna Tirella, 2, Gianpero Tirella, Gina Tirella and Lincoln School preschooler Bianca Tirella, 4. Garfield kindergartener Helen Torres, 5, inside an ambulance with her father, Elias, and Emergency Medical Technicians Gisela Bustamante and Jaiden Aquino. Shown from left to right: Ziad Bichou, DPW staffer Robert Golding and Revere Public Health Director Lauren Buck served cotton candy. Shown from left to right: Foster MA Family Resource Partner Lizmery Martinez, Jessica Coriano Colón, A.C. Whelan fi rst grader Mateo Perdomo, 6, and Foster MA Parent Recruiter Heidi Kien. Steering the fi re truck are Owen Trainor, 16 months, and his mother, Lauren. Shown from left to right: Ward 4 School Committee Member Stephen Damiano, Jacklyn Damiano, Lincoln School kindergartener Jack Damiano, 4, and Hill Elementary School fi rst grader Steven Damiano, 6. Future firefighter Livia DaSilva, 5, who is in prekindergarten at Little Hands Day Care, and her sister, Livia, 9, who is in the third grade at Pioneer Charter School of Science in Everett. Shown from left to right: Red Cross volunteer Mary Kate Canty, School Committee Vice Chair Jacqueline Monterroso and her son, Nico. Firefi ghter/EMT Nicholas Hartman sprayed a hose in a demonstration.
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