Jim Mitchell
Editorial Writer and Blogger at The Dallas Morning News
Jim has been with The Dallas Morning News @dallasnews since 1984, joining the editorial board in 1998. His specialty is business and economics.
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advocatenews.net | Jim Mitchell
Expanded offerings include more than 23 unique vendors weekly, live entertainment and family funOn Friday, July 11, the community-favorite Revere Beach Farmer’s Market will see dozens of vendors set up shop for their second season at Waterfront Square.
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advocatenews.net | Jim Mitchell
Special to The AdvocateThrough the Fiscal Year 2026 Senate budget, State Senator Sal DiDomenico passed an amendment that will ensure all eligible students can continue to take advantage of the Seal of Biliteracy. The Seal is an award that recognizes high school graduates who attain high functional and academic levels of proficiency in English and another language by high school graduation. The Seal of Biliteracy was created through a 2017 law, the LOOK Act, which Senator DiDomenico sponsored.
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Advocate Staff ReportThe City Council began their meeting this week doing one of the things they do best — recognizing and celebrating residents and their accomplishments. This week Ward 6 Councillor Paul Argenzio introduced the winners of the George V. Colella Academic Achievement Awards for Revere’s top performing fifth and eighth graders and their teachers and principals. The top performing eighth graders were David Marco Spiriti, Narolyn Baez Rodriguez and Tyler Pham.
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By Dom NicastroRevere softball ends season in tourney loss; track sets new relay record; volleyball earns playoff winRevere High School spring sports closed out their postseason journeys this past week, with softball wrapping up a 13-win campaign, girls track shattering a school record at the Division 1 state meet and boys volleyball notching a first-round tournament victory.
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advocatenews.net | Jim Mitchell
Staff discussed the importance of considering mental health needs and concerns Special to The AdvocateThe City of Everett held its Lunch and Learn for the month of May at Everett City Hall. This month’s program, which was titled “Being Mindful of Mental Health Diversity in the Workplace,” focused on ways to build and maintain a positive workplace culture that considers the needs and concerns related to mental health.
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