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THURSDAY, ELECTION DAY LUNCHEON November 8, 2018 Ballot questions INDEX Police Report 2 Editorials 4 addressed by voters Through The Years 5 Then and Now 5 By Sue Ellen Woodcock Global Warming Solutions Obituaries 6 Implementation Act. Ques- Sports 9 On Election Day voters in tion 5 was also a non-binding Classified 14 Winthrop not only cast their question, seeking to repeal the Business Directory 15 votes for various candidates Speaker’s salary by $45,000. but also let their voices be The question also would INDEPENDENT heard on five ballot questions, have prohibited elected of- two more than in most places. ficials and their senior staff The extra ballot questions from engaging in any lobby- were clearly pointed toward ing activity for five years once Winthrop’s State Representa- they leave office. The ques- tive and Speaker of the House tion further seeks a term limit Robert DeLeo. of eight years for the Speaker Both questions made it on of the House position. the ballots in Winthrop and Winthrop voters cast 4,751 the small portion of Revere ‘yes’ votes and 1,923 ‘no’ Sen. Joe Boncore with Lynn Mayor Thomas McGee, East Boston State Rep. Adrian Madaro, and votes for Question 4 and Newspaper Group Suffolk County Sheriff Steve Tompkins during the Election Day luncheon, a 44-year old tradition, that DeLeo also serves. They hosted at Santarpio’s in East Boston this year. were submitted after two re- 4,249 votes in favor of Ques- cent MIT grads, who have tion 5 and 2,322 ‘no’ votes. Briefs never lived in the 19th Suf- Speaker DeLeo said he is NEWS folk District collected enough grateful to the voters of the signatures to have the two 19th Suffolk for helping him BAKER-POLITO New town CFO starts Nov. 19 citizen’s initiative questions earn the most votes of any ADMINISTRATION By Sue Ellen Woodcock Spilka, where she served as ple. She is prepared to become placed on the ballot. candidate on the ballot in ANNOUNCES LOCAL the fiscal policy advisor. Pri- certified as a Treasurer, Col- Question 4 was a nonbind- LAW ENFORCEMENT Getting his grasp on the fi- or to that, Freedman was with lector, and School Business ing question regarding the See BALLOT Page 3 nancial workings of the town, the Executive Office for Ad- Officer for the town. Within EQUIPMENT AND Town Manager Austin Faison ministration and Finance as a short period of time, Anna TECHNOLOGY has appointed a new chief fi- the assistant budget director. will have all of the profession- GRANTS nancial officer. “Anna will bring an enthu- al certifications that are being Winthrop votes follow state results Anna Freedman, of Med- siastic attitude to the Finance asked,” of her Faison said in a Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito has tion day. ford, will start work in Win- Department. She has played memo sent to the Town Coun- By Sue Ellen Woodcock announced grant awards to- In the race for Senator in throp on Nov. 19. She comes a major role in the creation cil. taling more than $1.3 million Congress, Democrat Eliza- to Winthrop from the office of the State Budget and has Grey skies and rain couldn’t in federal Byrne Justice Assis- beth Warren won with 4,121 of Senate President Karen managed large groups of peo- See CFO Page 4 keep voters away Tuesday tance Grant funds to 77 local to vote in the mid-term elec- votes over Republican Geoff police departments. Winthrop tion, in fact voters came out Diehl’s 3,179. will receive $19,884 for mo- strong in Winthrop with 7,702 The Republican incum- bile data terminals. Town legal cases pending resolution of 12,918 registered voters bents Charlie Baker-Karyn The grants will help de- Polito took 5,391 votes in the has ruled in favor of Officer here who feel safe, that people checking in. partments purchase vital By Sue Ellen Woodcock Governor/Lt. Governor race Ferruccio Romeo . have their back. I don’t want “Turn out was very high, equipment and technology and we are very grateful for over Democratic challengers The town’s three legal bat- “Our lawyers are talking the public’s trust in regard to that will provide additional all the people that helped us Jay Gonzalez and Quinton tles coming from the police in all instances on how we the public safety department protection to law enforcement Election Day”, said Town Palfrey who earned 1,983 department are still pending could mediate and reach a be corroded.” officers and enhance security Clerk Carla Vitale. votes. final resolution, and newly ap- settlement in each case,” Fais- In Racow vs. the Town of at schools in various commu- Early voting seemed to For Attorney General, in- pointed Town Manager Austin on said. “I would like to see Winthrop, a jury awarded $2.3 nities. have an impact too, with cumbent Democrat Maura Faison is now familiar with resolution as quickly as pos- “Our goal is to provide law 1,738 coming to town hall to enforcement officers with the cases. sible. I want people working See LEGAL CASE Page 3 cast their votes prior to elec- See ELECTION Page 3 most updated equipment and “I want our police depart- technology available to ensure ment to be respected in the their safety while they serve community and not called in on the front lines to protect our to question,” Faison said. ANNUAL POOCH PARADE CENTER HALLOWEEN HAUNT communities,” said Lt. Gov- Racow vs. Town of Win- ernor Polito. “These awards throp is currently under ap- will provide Massachusetts peal in court. Dalrymple vs. police officers with life-sav- the Town of Winthrop is in Superior Court. An arbitrator See BRIEFS Page 3 TRASH DELAY Price subject to change without Due to the Veterans Day notice Holiday on Monday, November 12, 2018, Trash .65 $ Per will be delayed by one day. Gallon • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service Capitol Waste Services, Inc. CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE

We Are Now Taking Orders for Turkeys and Turkey Dinners Deadline for Orders is PHOTO BY KATE ANSLINGER PHOTO BY KATE ANSLINGER Saturday Nov. 17, 2018 Precinct 6 Councilor Nick LoConte, a judge in the Halloween Chrissy and Tatum Phillips are ready to rock in their best ‘KISS’ See our Ad in Sports Pooch Parade, gives Allie a few pets on Saturday, Nov. 3, at the outfits during the annual Halloween Haunt in Winthrop Centre www.winthropmktplace.com • 35 Revere St. Winthrop annual event – which came rain or shine at Ingleside Park. See on Oct. 31. Hundreds of children and families made their way to photos on Page 7. the Centre for pre-Trick or Treat fun. See photos on Page 16.

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Monday, Oct. 29 who seems to be casing hous- forgotten hot plate. 91 and 92 son to live at that residence. some supplies and will be in regards to a hit and run ac- Report of an elderly male es. He walked up Lewis Ave- directing traffic from Bayview The party does not live there leaving shortly. cident. Officer took pictures hit by a motor vehicle on Re- nue and then turned left onto and from Holy Rosary. Fire anymore. and will file a report. vere Street. An 83-year-old Pleasant Street. Officer spoke has not left the scene. Party from Underhill Street Saturday, Nov. 3 Caller on Main Street re- male transported to the MGH. with the individual in question ACO in the vicinity of Holy came to the station to report a An officer was flagged ports he hears somebody 93 reports deceased large and he stated that he was just Rosary in search for a dog. package that was delivered to down by a woman at the CVS. plowing behind the Mobile animal at Pleasant Street and going for a walk and they did ACO came in contact with the his address was stolen before 93 states that the woman is gas station. Caller sounds ex- Woodside Avenue. DPW con- confirm that he lives in the family who will be bringing he was able to retrieve it. upset that the pharmacy is tremely intoxicated. His story tacted and they will send a area. the dog back inside. not giving her a prescription. was not making any sense. unit when they can. Assistant Principal at Fort Party on Bowdoin Street Friday, Nov. 2 Peace was restored. Units report nothing showing. Caller at Governors Park Banks school stated that one reports that his front plate is Caller on Sea Foam Avenue Report of an injured bird Noise could be made by one states an ongoing situation of the lunch ladies observed a lost or stolen. states a car has been parked on Grovers Avenue. Caller is of the gates in the lot but there with her neighbor making male party in a motor vehicle Vehicle towed from fire there for four days with no going to remain on the scene is no one around. loud noise and waking her taking pictures of the children lane in Governors Park. sticker. Vehicle was placed on until a unit arrives. Caller then baby. She is taking her to during recess. Female party Unit in playground on Her- the 72-hour list. left the scene and ACO was Sunday, Nov. 4 court, but wants the distur- told male party to stop. Offi- mon Street with a group of in- Party came to the station to unable to locate the bird. Report of a loud house par- bance on record. She stated cers report that the male party dividuals. Individuals advised pick up his LTC which was Units assisted fire with traf- ty on Beal Street. Units spoke that the neighbor is banging had left prior to their arrival. that the park is closed and for issued in 2017. Party stated fic on Grovers Avenue. with party and the music will on the ceiling and banging Caller from Circuit Road them to move along. he did not receive notification Caller on River Road states be turned off. windows. Unit was unable to states that a man in another Another trespass tow from that it had been issued. she has an exchange student Suspicious activity on locate the neighbor. vehicle almost hit him and Governors Park. Concerned citizen brought that does not speak English Neptune Avenue. 93 spoke to An unknown person in then threatened him. The oth- Unit reports there is a large in a wallet that she found on at her door. She doesn’t know parties and they gave same apartment, which is vacant on er driver then fled the scene. group in Ingleside Park. Units the ground near the CVS. where he is supposed to be. description. 93 was given per- Shore Drive. Property Manag- Officer spoke with the party will be clear and one BB gun Owner is a local resident and She is requesting police as- mission to search the area for er states a homeless male and who was honest about an inci- and one knife was confiscated. telephone message was left sistance. Officer brought the vehicle. 93 checked area and he wants him out. A male par- dent. Male party will be sum- for him to retrieve his prop- male party to another address nothing showing. Reporting ty was escorted off the proper- moned to court. Thursday, November 1 erty. and is with the family that he party stated a black Escort ty and advised not to return or Caller states an unwanted Three more vehicles towed Report of disabled motor is staying with. tried to hit them as they were he would be arrested. party by the handicapped side from Governors Park by To- vehicle at Revere Street and Caller at Governors Park walking their dog. They took Tewksbury PD called re- basement stair at the EB New- disco Towing. Crest Avenue. Officers assist- stated a tree fell on top of off down the one way on Shir- garding a well-being check on ton School. Unit made contact Todisco Towing came in to ed with traffic while situation someone’s car inside the park- ley Street. male party on Pauline Street. with two juveniles and they the station to report yet anoth- was figured out. ing lot. 91 reports a town tree State Police pulled over ve- This party had made threats to were advised to not hang out er tow from Governors Park. Officer will be mailing op- from Winthrop Street fell di- hicle at Main and Read streets his ex-girlfriend who is from there and to spread the word. Caller reports that her iP- erator on Revere Street and rectly on top of the vehicle. from a previous BOLO. They Tewksbury. S3 and S5 off Units will be doing periodical hone was stolen off of her Crest Avenue a citation for Requests DPW to respond. need backup units. State Po- with the father. Units checked checks in the area. front porch last night and its impeded operation. Officer Officer will attempt to make lice has custody of party. the entire house with his fa- Party states that he saw two GPS locator indicates it is on was standing with a disabled contact with the registered 92 will remain on the scene ther and subject is not there. male subjects possibly ille- Sagamore Avenue. motor vehicle and the opera- owner in the complex. 91 re- awaiting a tow. Tewksbury PD will follow gally dumping down Bayou Party reports that she found tor of another vehicle caused ports making contact whit he Calling party states that at up with the Everett PD for Street. Caller states that one an ATM card belonging to a traffic hazard. registered owner and made the end of Argyle Street there well-being check at that ad- party is wearing a white blan- someone at the Citizens Bank Caller on Quincy Avenue him aware of the damage. is construction workers out on dress. ket around his shoulder. Par- ATM on Revere Street. Card inquired if her keys were DPW will send out workers the street doing work, which Party on Revere Street ties were advised to clear the secured and brought to the turned in. Keys are described to remove the tree. Services is not permitted on Sunday. states a man harassed her in area. station. RMV lists the card as a black Toyota key along were rendered. Another party called in a com- the parking lot. Older heavy- Private tow from Gover- owner as a Winthrop resident. with a house key and an or- Party on Shirley Street plaint on the same issue. No set man with white hair. The nors Park for trespassing. W93 will attempt to make ange sticker. BOLO given out states there is a flag caught on construction going on. Trucks male party took photos of Party on Revere Street re- contact with its owner. to all officers. the telephone pole and she is were starting to remove equip- the female. Unit spoke to the ports an ongoing property line Officer attempted to return A taxi driver brought his concerned it could fly off the ment that was bogged down in party and it was a verbal ar- dispute with her neighbor. Her lot property to party on Shore fare into the station because pole and strike a motor vehi- the mud due to the rain. gument over a parking spot. neighbor has been video-tap- Drive. Officer was able to the passenger who was picked cle. Officer requested DPW Party on Pearl Avenue Second party not on the scene ing her going in and out of make contact with the party up at the airport going to to be notified about the flags states that a female worker in and the caller is leaving the her home and this is making and returned the property. Pleasant Street had misplaced wrapped around the pole. the building is physically as- scene now. her nervous. She wanted this 911 call came from Lincoln his debit card and his cred- DPW notified and will handle saulting him. He would like to Tow driver reports towing logged in case of further ha- Street stating two parties were it card did not work in the it on a non-emergency basis. speak to an officer. No assault two vehicles from Governors rassing events. arguing. Caller then stated that cab. Officer mediated a -res Caller at Trident Avenue took place. It was a misunder- Park for trespassing. Owner of Winthrop Auto the arguing then stopped and olution in the lobby that was and Shore Drive states there is standing between a new staff General disturbance call on Repair on Washington Ave- hung up after not to send po- agreeable to both parties. The an erratic driver driving down member and a resident. They Banks Street. Calling party nue is to on the scene but he lice. Officers came in contact amount owed was $24.85. the street the wrong way. Call- were advised to contact man- was having an argument with says he sees on his cameras a with the individuals who were Calling party on Ingleside er states that the driver is driv- agement. his wife who left before units vehicle parked in his lot with arguing over newspapers in Avenue wants to see an officer ing a new black Jeep with new Todisco Towing employee got on the scene. the door open and a dog in the lobby. Peace was restored. in regard to information that tires. One of the tires is flat. came to the station to report a Another trespass tow from the back seat. He said the car Party on Locust Street re- he has learned concerning his Caller states looked like the motor vehicle tow for no per- Governors Park. has been there for 20 minutes ports a suspicious white male son. Officer spoke to the in- driver would be intoxicated. mit sticker at Governors Park. now. Units states no car on going door to door asking to volved parties, and will file a Officers located the vehicle. It Caller at Governors Park Tuesday, Oct. 30 the scene, possibly left before perform home inspections for report on this incident. was parked in the driveway of states excessive noise from Unit located a vehicle with their arrival. Business appears insurance purposes. 91 sur- Caller at Governors Park a home on Trident Avenue. No upstairs neighbors and sim- open trunk on Charles Street. to be secure. veyed the area and did not see states water leaking from the damage. Spoke to the operator ple threats made from tenants Trunk was secured. anyone fitting the description above apartment. WFD re- who stated he does have a flat to the calling party. Spoke to Caller on Shirley Street Wednesday, Oct. 31 given. ports being able to control part tire but did not strike any- the neighbor and peace was states a man is stopping peo- Caller on Shirley Street Station received a sum- of the leak. Unable to obtain thing. The party checked out. restored. ple asking for money. Black states a house fire. Units off mons via fax from the Mid- management information and Caller lives on Wave Way Female from Veterans male with dark-blue hoodie. assisting fire with traffic con- dlesex Superior Court for sub- caller would like the police on Avenue and he states there is Road came to the station to Unable to locate male party at trol. Sierra 4 reports the fire ject on Sunset Road. Spoke to the scene. Officer informed vehicle parked at the corner report a past larceny. Victim this time. has been put out. Sierra 4 re- the residents who stated that the party that this is a civil sticking out in the middle of states an individual rode by Party states there is a white ports all units except 91 and the individual who the unit is matter and advised her to call the street. Caller states if an her on a bicycle and ripped male wearing a gray hoodie 92 are clear. Fire started from looking for was the last per- the management company in emergency vehicle had to her phone from her hand. She regard to the damage. come down it would not fit. said he continued southbound Party on Fremont Street Officer drove down the entire on Veterans towards Thomp- states there is a commercial length of the street and did not son’s Liquor. She described truck parked on the street and observe any violations. the suspect as wearing a green it has been there for a while. Officer was flagged down hooded sweatshirt. 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Per Paper Beacon Hill Times(8700) The Winthrop Parks and Reecreation Department will In the photo to the left Tatum Phillips marches in the Horribles Parade on Fourth of July morning begin its summer concert se- in Point Shirley section of Town. In the photo above Jim and Jimmy DeLaney win the pie eating ries tonight (Thursday, July contest. For 135 years the Horribles Day Parade has been the source of summer memories for (14000) 6). many Winthrop residents. See more photos on page 6. Combo Rates Maureen DiBella ext. 103 The Boston Sun The band, Soup Du Jour, will be performing at Ingle- side Park, beginning at 7 Peter Sacco ext. 106 Regional Review(3500) p.m. available at request! 5K RUN JULY 9 Kathy Bright ext. 110 The Inaugural Freedom Numbers Person Fighters 5K run/walk to ben- (7300) efit Richard Honan’s care Charlestown Patriot Bridge package program that sends Ad size shown to scale proportionately. 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IMPROVEMENT Savingskeeping of the nationally$800 rec- AND HISTORICAL ognized Recovery Program afloat. $ ASSOCIATION HAS The Winthrop Health Only 300/mo EVENTS PLANNED - Department and the Public The Winthrop Improve- Health Nurse Deanna Faretra ment and Historical Associ have brought in a summer in- ation have a summer filled tern to work on numbers and with fun events! statistics for the Recovery 2017 Music on the Lawn Program. FRONTWednesday Concert Sched- PAGEJennifer Kish of Georgia is ule: a master’s degree candidate July 12 The Winthrop High in Public Health at Boston School Alumni Band July 26 University. She landed her in- The Boston Harbor Bhoys ternship in Winthrop through Jennifer Kish has been working on figures for the Recovery (Celtic and Irish-American the state Department of Pub- Program. music) August 9 The People lic Health. The state agency person through the recovery (rhythm and blues) places students working on program and track their prog- 5th Annual Classic Car - their master’s degree and pays - will have all of the data.” ress. Show them a stipend. Kish received All this work is specific to “I hope to soon work with Post-It-NoteSaturday August 19 at In Advertisingher bachelor’s degree in nu the recovery coaches.” wo t recovery the police department in their gleside Park from 10 am to 2 The new book by Winthrop resident Sue Chidlovski. trition from the University of The Town’s data collection,” Kish said. pm Wisconsin. coaches are funded through “This gives us a big picture For more information on In Winthrop Kish is work- a grant and future grant may look. If you make it easier for any of the events or to donate Local author pens new book ing on data analysis pertaining help keep them. police to track the numbers We design, typeset, andor volunteer opportunities, afix yourrhyme.” ad onto the Recovery our Program. No front“My work is specific to therepage. will be easier reporting. please contact Sandy at (617) By Cary Shuman “Susie” (Stone) Chidlovs- one has worked on the data the coaches,” Kish said. “We We’re sort of building a plane 407-3438. ki is the daughter of Glenn analysis and the Winthrop have data from the police and while flying it.” recovery coaches and all of In August Kish will make CHAMBER HOLDS Winthrop resident Sue “Stonie” Stone, a bus driver Health Department needs more formal data for the Re- this is done while protecting a presentation on her findings Chidlovski has written a poi- who also had a shop to repair BUSINESS DISTRICT clocks and watches, and Lela covery Program. The Recov- confidentiality.” to the Town Council. MEETING gnant and colorful look back ery Program is a collaborative Kish keeps the database of “I hope to have trends, who ALL FOR ONEin time andLOW in her life with Clayton Stone,PRICE a woman of - The Winthrop Chamber many jobs and talents includ- program between the town 50-60 people who received is in progress, the mean ago, the release of her debut book, and CASA (Community Ac services from the recovery etc.” Kish said. “This will of Commerce will meet with “Home Again, Home Again, ing working at the local clean- Belle Isle District business ers and the local theater. tion for Safe Alternatives). coaches anonymous. Over be the first real reporting of Jiggity Jig.” “She’s professional, smart 200 people have been served the data from the Recovery owners on July 18 from 12-1 - The book is a memoir of her “The book is just me grow- p.m. at Adrianas Pastry and ing up in Monett and it ends and helpful,” said Faretra. as a result police referrals. Coach Program.” growing up in the 1940s and “When we streamline the data Kish is also tracking the Sound Interesting?Cafe at 119 Main St. Win Call1950s in the small Midwestern 781-485-0588at the day I’m driving away to collection, management and amount of time spent on each throp. town of Monett, Missouri. leave to go to college (School [ Chidlovski, 75, began the of the Ozarks in Bransom, analysis the Town will be able [ CENTER AREA Missouri),” said Chidlovski, to come up with grants and we CONSTRUCTION interview by explaining the meaning of the title of her who lived with her family in UPDATES book. an apartment in the back of her Construction in the Center “It’s a nursery rhyme and father’s watch shop. The book starts out in the is continuing along. Crew 1 whenever we would pull up in 1800s as Chidlovski traces her front of the home, my mother Price subject SUMMER’S IN FULL SWING See BRIEFS Page 4 ancestors, who were Native to change would always turn to me and - without say, ‘Home again, home again, Americans living in Missouri, notice TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MANY jiggity jig,’’’ related Chidlovs Texas, and Oklahoma. “My father’s grandmother ki. “Because I dedicated the SPECIALS.... AVERTISED & IN STORE! book to my mother, I chose was a full-blooded Cherokee .69Per See our Ad in Sports Indian as was her mother,” $ this nursery rhyme that she Gallon always repeated. It reminded said Chidlovski, herself a Na- www.winthropmktplace.com • 35 Revere St. Winthrop tive American. 1 me of her. • 100 Gal. 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Could local marijuana question Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ing protective gear such as Health in Epidemiology. * Joia Powers is a native bulletproof vests, helmets and Founded in 1839, Boston of Winthrop and is pursuing a show up on November 2019 ballot? medical equipment as well as University is an internation- Bachelor of Science in Dental

By Sue Ellen Woodcock da next Tuesday night. fice concluded that it does not a range of technology items to ally recognized institution of Hygiene. Joia will graduate in According to Town Manag- have oversight when it comes bolster public safety.” higher education and research. 2020 from the Boston, Massa- A local ballot question ban- er Austin Faison, an opinion to the local moratorium that This competitive opportu- Consisting of 16 schools and chusetts campus. ning any recreational marijua- was asked for from the Attor- the town council enacted last nity allowed local municipal colleges, BU offers students The Dean’s List recogniz- na shop in Winthrop probably ney General’s office regarding month. It is up to the Town police departments to solicit more than 250 programs of es those students with a full- won’t appear until the No- an extension of time for the Council. The town’s legal firm grant funding to address their study in science and engineer- time course load who have vember 2019 election. The local moratorium on banning K&P also reviewed the situa- equipment and technology ing, social science and hu- achieved outstanding scholar- topic is scheduled to be on the pot shops until Dec. 31. related needs. Priority was manities, health science, the ship with a 3.5 GPA or higher Town Council meeting agen- The Attorney General’s of- See MARIJUANA Page 6 given to applicants that so- arts, and other professional for the academic term. The licited funding for items that disciplines, along with a num- mission of MCPHS University would further enhance overall ber of multi-disciplinary cen- is to prepare their graduates to protection of officers on the ters and institutes integral to advance health and serve com- streets or for items that would the University’s research and munities worldwide through provide additional safeguards teaching mission. With more excellence, innovation and to protect schools and students than 33,000 students, BU collaboration in teaching, from random acts of violence. is the fourth-largest private practice, scholarship, and “There is no question that university in the country and research. Founded in 1823, the safety and security of our a member of the American MCPHS University is the old- most vulnerable population Association of Universities est institution of higher educa- such as our children – espe- (AAU), a nonprofit associa- tion in the City of Boston. In cially while they are in the tion of 62 of North America’s addition to the original Boston secure learning environment leading research-intensive in- campus, the University has of our schools – remains the stitutions. branch campuses in Worcester, number one priority of law Massachusetts, and Manches- enforcement,” said President NAMED TO DEAN’S ter, New Hampshire. The Uni- of Massachusetts Major City LIST AT MCPHS versity currently offers more Police Chiefs and Chief of than 100 unique baccalaure- Chelsea Police Department MCPHS University is ate, masters and doctoral de- Brian Kyes. “Accordingly, pleased to announce the stu- gree programs and certificates it is absolutely essential that dents who have been named in a variety of health-related the police officers in our state to the Dean’s List for the Sum- disciplines and professions on have the necessary protective mer 2018 semester: its three campuses and online. equipment and available tech- nology to optimize that level Richard Honan, surrounded by a group of fellow veterans, volunteer their time to put the packag- of safety that our residents es together. deserve both in and around our local schools as well as Thank you for your confidence and THE HOLIDAY SEASON IS HERE the neighborhoods in our cit- ies and towns that we all call overwhelming support this election. Honan requests names for Trees for Troops home.” It is an honor to serve my district By Kate Anslinger son. Christmas trees, cards, nephew, niece or son-in-law ATTTENTION ALL canned goods, and candy are serving overseas that would VETERANS and I look forward to representing Since 2010, resident and a few of the items that are like to receive a Christ- Army veteran, Richard Hon- packed into the boxes and mas Tree Care Package,” said Veterans are cordially invit- your needs in the coming years. an has been the driving force sent to military personnel to Honan. “I like to think that we ed to the annual Dining Out on behind “Trees for Troops,” lift their spirits while they’re put a smile on the soldier’s Saturday night, Nov. 10 from a care package system that away making the ultimate face, stomach and heart.” 6-8 p.m. at the Center Café, sends off some much-needed sacrifice. Packages have been If you know someone who 36 Woodside Ave. Winthrop. items to troops overseas. Over sent to a variety of locations is serving overseas this hol- RSVP with Rose at 617-846- the years, Honan and his herd including: Afghanistan, Ko- iday season, and you’d like 3065. of volunteers have put smiles rea, Turkey, Kuwait, the Per- them to be on the receiving on the faces of hundreds of sian Gulf, Africa and even as end of one of Honan’s pack- WINTHROP troops who are away from close as Maine. ages, please contact: rdhon- VETERANS DAY home during the holiday sea- “Maybe someone has a [email protected]. SERVICES On Sunday, Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. the town of Winthrop and Ballot // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 American Legion Post 146 will gather on the Town Hall Winthrop and the highest per- said. “I look forward to con- be created to consider and lawn holding a ceremony to centage of votes in the City of tinuing to serve the people of recommend potential amend- commemorate all veterans. Revere. my district in the upcoming ments to the Constitution be “I am proud of my re- session.” established, had 4,966 ‘yes’ PIEKARSKI cord of serving the residents On the other ballot ques- votes and 2,238 ‘no’ votes. RECEIVES DEGREE of Winthrop and Revere by tions Winthrop voted much Question 3 is a referendum fighting to secure funding for the way the state did. Ques- on an existing law, which ad- FROM BU schools and athletic facilities, tion 1, regarding patient to dresses a transgender anti-dis- Boston University award- new parks and beach beautifi- nurse limits, had 1,952 ‘yes’ crimination question. In Win- ed academic degrees to 1,859 cation and resiliency projects, votes and 5,501 ‘no’ votes. throp 4,901 voted ‘yes’ and s t u d e n t s i n S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 8 . Robert A. DeLeo as well as grants to communi- Question 2, which asks if 2,540 voted ‘no’. Among the graduates was Speaker of the House ty groups and seniors,” DeLeo a citizens commission should Breanna L. Piekarski, who re- ceived a Master of Public

Election // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Healey had 5,169 votes over votes. For Registrar of Deeds, Republican challenger James State Sen. Joe Boncore ran incumbent Democrat Steve McMahon III. unopposed but still got 5,968 Murphy was supported with For Secretary of State, votes. State Representative 4,750 votes over Republican Democrat William Galvin and Speaker of the House challenger Gabriella Mendo- earned 5,239 votes over Dem- Robert Deleo also ran unop- za. ocratic challenger Anthony posed and earned 6,053 votes. For complete detail de- Amore. For District Attorney, Dem- tails on the election go to the For Representitive in Con- ocrat Rachel Rollins earned town’s website at www.town. gress, incumbent Democrat 4,565 votes over Republican winthrop.ma.us/home/news/ Katherine Clark took 4,882 Michael Maloney. Dan Con- winthrop-november-6-2018- votes over Republican chal- nelly, who served as district state-election-draft-results lenger who earned 2,403 attorney, opted not to run.

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Its was 100 years ago this Sunday, on November 11, 1918, that World War I formally came to a conclusion on what is fa- mously referred to as the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month. Americans observed the first anniversary of the end of the war the following year when the holiday we now know as Vet- eran’s Day originated as Armistice Day in 1919. The first world war was referred to at the time as “the war to end all wars.” It was thought that never again would mankind engage in the sort of madness that resulted in the near-total de- struction of Western Civilization and the loss of millions of lives for reasons that never have been entirely clear to anybody either before, during, or since. Needless to say, history has shown us that such thinking was idealistically foolhardy. Just 21 years later, the world again be- came enmeshed in a global conflagration that made the first time around seem like a mere practice run for the mass annihilation that took place from 1939-45. Even after that epic second world war, America has been in- volved in countless bloody conflicts in the 73 years since Gen- eral Douglas MacArthur accepted the Japanese surrender on the Battleship Missouri. Today, we still have troops fighting -- and dying -- on frontlines around the world. Peace at hand has been nothing but a meaningless slogan for most of the past century. Armistice Day officially became known as Veteran’s Day in 1954 so as to include those who served in WWII and the Korean War. All of our many veterans since then also have become part of the annual observance to express our nation’s appreciation to the men and women who bravely have answered the call of duty LETTER to the Editor to ensure that the freedoms we enjoy as Americans have been preserved against the many challenges we have overcome. Thank You Winthrop! to be able to donate a total or something larger. Win- place; Bijal Patel of the UPS; Although Veteran’s Day, as with all of our other national hol- Dear Editor, of $4,000, split between two throp continues to show itself Gary Orloff of Priceless Sales; idays, unfortunately has become commercialized, we urge our On behalf of Chief Ter- local cancer support groups, as a community of kind and Superintendant of Schools readers to take a moment, even if just quietly by ourselves, to ry Delehanty, Deputy Chief Survivors by the Sea and the compassionate people, always Lisa Howard and Winthrop Marie C. Petrilli Cancer Re- willing to extend a helping Middle School Principal Bri- contemplate what we owe the veterans of all of our wars and to John Goodwin and the mem- bers of the Winthrop Police search and Treatment Memo- hand. an Curley; Middle School be grateful to them for allowing us to live freely in the greatest Department, I’d like to extend rial Fund. I’d like to thank, in partic- students Willow Hall and Ben nation on earth. a big “thank you” to the com- These groups work tireless- ular, the following for their Zichella; who are also Win- If nothing else, Veterans Day should remind us that freedom munity of Winthrop. Because ly to assist those battling all overriding support of the throp Police Explorers; and isn’t free and that every American owes a debt of immeasurable of your purchases of the WPD forms of cancer, and where WPD Breast Cancer T-Shirt Speaker of the House Robert a need exists, they attempt to project: Patsy and Sandro A. DeLeo. gratitude and thanks to those who have put their lives on the line Breast Cancer Awareness t-shirts sold during the month address it, whether through Cimino of The Meat Market Respectfully, to preserve our ideals and our way of life. of October, we were honored providing meals for families, and Marc Wallace and Kevin Officer Anthony Sorrentino much needed moral support, Miccichi of Winthrop Market- Winthrop Police Department

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This piece originally ran in the Cary Shuman - [email protected] abled energy producers to tap Protection Agency’s most re- the United States of America Seth Daniel - [email protected] Washington Examiner. John Lynds - [email protected] Copy Editing, Layout Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates Business Accounts Executive Judy Russi - [email protected] CFO // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Printer Freedman holds a degree Faison is a self-described town council approves a re- new assistant town manager, Concord Monitor (N.H.) in political science from finance guy. He was charged quest to for a new budget and a new Director of Public Hartwick College and a mas- with putting the budget to- management from a company Health, Meredith Hurley, who ter’s degree in public admin- gether for the town of Brook- called OpenGov. The system has worked for the town as a The Winthrop Transcript reserves the right to edit letters for space istration. line for the past three years takes months of work using public health nurse and as the and clarity. We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please Looking more at the finan- “Now that I am settling in Excel and cuts it in half or nurse at the high school. She include your street and telephone number with your submission. cial picture of the town, Fais- I’ve been able to go over past more. This system doesn’t started in her new role on Oct. The Winthrop Transcript publishes columns, viewpoints and letters on recently sat in on a meeting budgets,” Faison said. “Now I make it reliant on one person. 29. to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed of the Citizen’s Finance Com- have time to sift through the “It takes away some of the Freedman replaces former are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. mittee where they discussed weeds and have conversa- manual labor,” Faison said. CFO Mike Perez who was Text or attachments emailed to theories on debt management, tions with department heads Faison has been on the job with the town for three years. [email protected] are preferred. fiscal policies, how Faison around that.” for two and a half months. will be looking at the budget. Faison is hoping that the Since then he’s appointed a E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript ARTICLE 852 - 1930 POLICE CONCRETE GUIDE POSTS v 20 years ago kinds of weapons were driven Nov. 5, 1998 back by Winthrop police as they 90 years ago About 51 percent of Win- attempted to enter the town to Nov., 10, 1928 throp voters turned out for do battle with gangs of youths Winthropites cast a total Tuesday’s state election and from Winthrop. About 200 1 gave a slim majority of their youths tried to get into town of 7,791 votes in Tuesday’s votes to Republican acting along Main Street, and another Presidential election, giving Governor A. Paul Celluc- 100 through Beachmont. With Republican Herbert Hoover ci over his Democratic rival only a handful of men at his 4,374 votes and Democrat Al Scott Harshbarger. However, disposal, Police Chief David Smith 3,285 votes. Bellucci defeated Harshbarger Rice called on the MDC and Bids have gone out for the state-wide. Local voters also State Police for assistance. The supported incumbent Demo- Eastie youths hurled rocks and furniture for the new Town crat Robert Travaglini in his bottles at police cars and shots Hall. re-election bid for state sena- were fired into the air by Win- Buster Keating stars in tor over Republican foe Vince throp Officer Bobby Crawford “The Cameraman” at the Win- Dixon of Cambridge. when two of the youths tried to throp and State Theatres. The Advisory Committee break into the Fullerton Chev- voted 12-1 to support the con- rolet building. struction of two new elemen- In response to an outcry 110 years ago tary schools, rather than one from local businessmen, the Nov. 7, 1908 school. The committee also Advisory Committee backed The election held across favored the Ft. Banks site for down from its previous stand the nation benefitted from the one of the schools. and has voted to appropriate good weather everywhere, Helen Lanagan, Chief Ex- $2,500 from the Reserve Fund especially here in New En- ecutive Officer of REW Home to pay for six reserve officers gland. Taft swept the country, Health Care, has been named for the rest of the year. 2 carrying almost every north- the Member of the Year by the The Elks have announced ern state, defeating Bryan by Mass. Home and Health Care that they will mail Christmas Association. parcels to our local service- an electoral college vote of “The Waterboy,” “Pleasant- men fighting in Vietnam. 319-156. Winthrop gave Taft ville,” and “Rush Hour” are Sidney Poitier stars in “For 1268 votes and Bryan just 236 playing at the Revere Show- case Cinemas. the Love of Ivy” at the Win- votes. There was a turnout of throp Theatre. 1,640 of the town’s 2,044 reg- 30 years ago istered voters. Nov. 9, 1988 60 years ago Human remains, believed Nov. 6, 1958 With 80 percent of voters to be those of Mrs. Jeannette A large turnout of 78.6 per- turning out on Election Day, Campbell, who also was Winthrop gave a majority cent of the town’s registered of its votes to Democrat Mi- voters re-elected incumbent known as Mrs. Charles Du- chael Dukakis, joining the Republican State Represen- mont, were found beneath the rest of the governor’s state in tative Fred Baumeister by a wreckage of the Crest Hotel backing its favorite son for margin of 4,373-3,650 over Monday afternoon. The hotel President. However, a mock Democratic challenger Henry burned to the ground a few election among high school O’Connell, a member of the weeks ago. Mr. Dumont left and middle school students In every community there The intersections where Station) Board of Selectmen. Winthrop Winthrop immediately after are oddities that occur and eight of these were erected in gave a majority to Republican voters gave a record number 7. Main, Winthrop and Re- the blaze. Winthrop has had its fair Winthrop have been identi- vere streets (Magee’s Comer) George H.W. Bush. Bush de- of votes to John F. Kennedy share over the years. The one fied and are listed here. Those 8. Shirley and Revere feated Dukakis nationwide to in his quest for re election to become the President-elect. to be addressed here has also four, that have their pictures streets the U.S. Senate. Local voters 120 years ago been seen in other communi- included herein, have their The Advisory Committee also boosted Gov. Foster Fur- Nov. 11, 1898 has presented the selectmen ties during the early years of picture number noted next to If any of you reading this colo to a second term with a A total of 647 Winthrop automobile travel. The pho- their name on this list. with preliminary copies of a 4,676-3,323 victory over GOP column know of or have pic- proposed budget for the Po- voters steadily performed tographs printed here depict challenger Charles Gibbons. tures of any other guideposts lice Department for FY 1990. their duty as rulers of the four of the early 1. Pauline and Pleasant The Winthrop Rotary Club that existed in town, please The selectmen have voted land in Tuesday’s election. 1930s Concrete Guideposts streets -Picture #1 heard about the construction contact me at 617-846-2901. to replace a water main on Carriages were used by both that stood at intersections in 2. Washington Avenue and of the first atomic power plant It is comments received from Pleasant St. our town. Often referred to as Shirley Street (Delby’s Com- in New England in Rowe, parties to bring people from a our readers that expands our The Winthrop Playmakers’ “Concrete Cops” they provid- er)- Picture #2 Mass., from Mr. Edward distance to the polls. Winthrop ed miscellaneous tidbits of in- 3. Pleasant and Main knowledge of the history of production of The Boyfriend Brown of the Suburban Gas supported Republican Rog- formation to the drivers of that streets our wonderful Town and we opened at the Playhouse this and Electric Co. Brown said er Wolcott for governor by a era such as: 4. Cliff and Grover’s av- enjoy hearing from you on week. the Rowe plant will be oper- Warnings- “Drive with enues- Picture #3 (Winthrop any documented data or ver- “Ernest Saves Christmas,” 528-74 margin over his near- ational by 1960. Care” or “Slow, Keep Right” Arms Hotel) ifiable information relating to “Crossing Delancey,” and est rival, Alexander B. Bruce. Directions - Arrow pointing 5. Main and Hermon streets Winthrop’s past. Thank you Alan Ladd and Ernest Bor- Why is it that “Fair Harvard “Mystic Pizza” are playing gnine star in “The Badland- to particular street or Arrow 6. Pauline and Hermon for any assistance you can boys,” when they are drunk at the Revere Showcase Cin- ers” at the Winthrop Theatre. pointing the way to the Tunnel streets (Metcalf Sq.)-Picture give us. emas. with victory after a game, can and Boston are examples. #4 (In front of current Police 70 years ago take possession of street cars 40 years ago Nov. 4, 1948 and treat others with a cru- Nov. 8, 1978 State Rep. Thomas E. Key elty that is nothing less than Winthrop’s own Ed King was the lone Republican to barbarous, yet be excused for swept into the governor’s of- survive a Democratic sweep their actions on the basis that 3 fice in Tuesday’s election, in Winthrop. Key defeated handily defeating Republican Democratic challenger John they are “just Harvard boys,” Frank Hatch both here and H. Backus by a vote of 5,649- whereas laborers who go on across the state. King took 3,723. However, local voters strike are shot by the military, Winthrop by a wide margin of favored President Harry S. or men who get into a drunk- 5,589-2,553. Winthrop voters Truman, 4,804-4,429, over en fight in the North End are Thomas Dewey of the GOP also supported Democrat Paul put away for a while and their Tsongas by a vote of 4,973- for the presidency. Winthrop families starve, or a man who 3,435 as he unseated Re- also gave the nod to Democrat publican incumbent Edward Paul A. Dever, 5,613-3,961, is arrested for picking an ap- Brooke for U.S. Senate. who ousted Republican in- ple from an orchard is “sent East Boston District Court cumbent Robert Bradford for up?” It may be true that these Judge Joseph Ferrino will be governor. Harvard boys may be future James L. Goldberg is the the guest speaker at the B’nai statesmen, lawyers, doctors, new President of the Tifereth B’rith Awards Breakfast at Israel Brotherhood. etc., but they certainly had the Temple Tifereth Israel at Nine year old Robert Al- appearance of full fledged idi- which State Rep. Alfred Sag- len is credited with saving ots this weekend. gese and Louis Baron will be the lives of his mother and honored as Men of the Year. two siblings when he raced 130 years ago into the street from his house Nov. 9, 1888 40 years ago at 251 Washington Ave. and Nov. 7, 1968 summoned police and fire- A total of 369 Winthrop Winthrop voters gave a men, who arrived on the scene voters turned out for Tues- wide margin of support to to find the family overcome day’s election. There were Democrat Hubert H. Hum- by coal fumes. 258 votes cast for Benjamin 4 phrey for President, 6,472- Loretta Young, William Harrison, the Republican 2,438, over Republican Holden, and Robert Mitchum candidate for President, with Richard M. Nixon. Howev- star in “Rachel and the Strang- er, Nixon edged Humphrey er” at the Winthrop and State Democrat Grover Cleveland nationwide. Winthrop sur- theatres. receiving 85 votes and Pro- prised the political experts by hibition candidate Clinton B. supporting Republican John 80 years ago Fiske receiving 24. Sears in his bid for Sheriff of Nov. 5, 1938 Restitution to victims of Suffolk County over Demo- About 250 members and crime seems more satisfactory crat Thomas Eisenstadt, but guests attended the Charter Eisenstadt won across the Night dinner of the Winthrop a solution to the crime prob- district. Locally, Democratic Rotary Club. They enjoyed a lem than mere punishment of State Rep. Ralph Sirianni won catered lobster dinner at the the criminals, at least from the re-election with a wide margin Elks Hall and then dancing to perspective of the victims. of victory, 6,522-2,191, over an orchestra. Arthur E. Bou- Town Meeting held a long selectman Richard Dimes, the dreau is the first president of discussion on the need for Republican candidate. the local club. For the second night this Sonja Henie stars in My more street lights in the town. week, gangs of East Boston Lucky Star at the Winthrop They finally voted in favor of youths armed with various and state theatres. 15 more incandescent lights. Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 E-mail: [email protected]

WPD RAISES MONEY FOR CANCER Winthrop Senior Center News OBITUARIES November 8 – November 14, 2018 Ralph Capobianco Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm Thursday, November 8 Mass State retiree and avid fan of Boston Braves 10:30am – Red Hatters Meeting 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara Ralph Capo- 12:00pm – Lunch bianco of Win- 1:00pm – COA Meeting (W/PHOTO-emailed) throp, formerly 1:00pm – Bingo Christine Rose Mastropoll of East Boston, Former Winthrop resident Friday, November 9 passed away sur- 9:30am – Exercise Class rounded by his 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry loving family on Nov. 5 at the 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy age of 101. 11:30am – Cards and Cribbage Ralph was a U.S. Coast 12:00pm – Lunch Guard veteran of World War II, an employee of the Com- Saturday, November 10 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy monwealth of Massachusetts PHOTO BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK and an avid Boston Braves great-grandfather of Antonia The Winthrop Police Department sold pink t-shirts for Breast Monday, November 12 fan. and Rocco and is also sur- Cancer Awareness Month and gave the proceeds to two differ- The Senior Center will be closed in observation of Veterans Day. Ralph was born in Boston vived by many loving nieces ent organizations, Survivors by the Sea and the Marie C Petrilli on Dec. 4, 1916, to Anto- and nephews. Foundation. From left to right are: Al Petrilli, Sgt. Mary Crisafi, Tuesday, November 13 nio and Angelina (DeAnge- Family and friends will hon- Annette Anderson, Chief Terry Delehanty, Linda Izzo Calla, and 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy lis) Capobianco. He was the or Ralph’s life by gathering at officer Anthony Sorrentino. 10:00am – Arts & Crafts beloved husband of the late the Ruggiero Family Memo- 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) Raffaela (Giarla) Capobian- 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy rial Home 971 Saratoga St., Mass. Legislative Italian American 12:00pm – Lunch co; devoted father of Antho- East Boston, on Friday, Nov. 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal ny Capobianco of Winthrop, 9, at 9 a.m. A Funeral Service Caucus and October Italian Heritage 2:00pm –Technology Class with Betsy Angeline Cortes and Margaret in celebration of Ralph’s life Capobianco, both of New- will take place on Friday at 11 Month Committee to hold event Wednesday, November 14 ton and James Capobianco 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) a.m. in the Serenity Chapel of A special program and re- Tickets $100 per person. and Gino Capobianco, both the Memorial Home followed 12:00pm – Annual Turkey Lunch sponsored by Championship Physi- of Winthrop. He was prede- ception honoring Speaker Make check payable to OIHM cal Therapy (sign up closed). by a funeral procession to Robert DeLeo, Sal DiMasi, Committee, and mail to P.O. ceased by seven siblings and Woodlawn Cemetery where was the cherished grandfather and Robert Travaglini, the Box 185, Medford MA 02155. For additional information on our services, activities, Ralph will be laid to rest be- co-sponsors of the 1999 leg- To purchase tickets by cred- of Anthony Capobianco, An- programs, or to view our newsletters, lunch menus and side his beloved Raffaela. For islation establishing October it card, please visit 2018ihm. drew Capobianco, Ricardo more information or to send more, visit our website: town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. Cortes, Cristina Cortes, Ga- as Italian Heritage Month, eventbrite.com an online condolence, please signed by Governor A. Paul For more information, briel Sholder, Rafael Sholder visit ruggieromh.com. and Tino Capobianco, adored Cellucci. The reception please visit www.italianheri- Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, will be held at the UMass tagemonth.com please call the day before by 12:00pm so that your order Club, 1 Beacon Street 32nd Parking: $8 valet park- Christine Rose Mastropoll Floor, Boston MA 02108 on ing garage for UMASS Club is counted for the next day. Thank you! Former Winthrop resident Wednesday, November 14, guests. Indoor Walking Club: The Indoor Walking Club 2018 from 5:30 – 8 p.m. will be starting soon; walkers can use the Mid-dle/High Christine Rose Mastropoll, School Monday-Friday from 4:00-5:00pm (when school formerly of Winthrop, passed is in session). If you would like walk, please sign up at away suddenly at the Brock- ton Hospital on Oct. 17 from Marijuana // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 the Senior Center. You will also need to fill out a CORI natural causes. She was 59 form (forms are avail-able at the front desk of the Senior tion. of recreational marijuana. Li- years old. Center). The daughter of Marise “Long story short, the mor- censes for marijuana shops Technology & Learning with Betsy: Mastropoll and the late An- atorium will be extended. We are based on the number of The next learn- thony Mastropoll, Sr., both of just need to choose an election liquor licenses in town. Win- ing session with Betsy Duplin is scheduled for Tuesday, Winthrop, she is survived by date that everyone is comfort- throp has six liquor stores and November 13th and 27th from 2:00-3:00pm. Bring your her son, Christopher Mullen of able with,” Faison said. therefore could only have one The Planning Board is recreational marijuana shop. laptops, smart phones, or tablets, along with your ques- Since then several people tions. Learning this new technology can open up a whole Revere and Haley Mastropoll working on zoning ordinance James have come forward saying of the Boston area; grandchil- to safeguard the town in the new world for you. they were confused by the (Jimmy MAGG) dren, Christopher Mullen Jr. event a ballot question to ban SHINE Counseling: During the annual Medicare question. and Brianna Mullen; broth- recreational marijuana shops “Personally, I would rath- Open Enrollment, you will have the chance to change Magnasco ers, Anthony Mastropoll Jr. fails. er get it done in March and your plan for next year. SHINE Counselors can help you 2016 Nov 10 2018 of Winthrop, Michael Mas- The Town Council’s Rules get this resolved and behind tropoll and his wife, Normalea and Ordinance Committee is understand your plan changes, other options you may 2nd Year Anniversary us so that we can start plan- of Azle, Texas, Daniel Mas- working on language for the have, and even enroll you in a new plan during Open ning one way or the other, but tropoll and his wife, Denise ballot question. then a special election would Enrollment (October 15th-December 7th). If you would of North Attleboro and Nich- The Town Council is lean- cost the town approximately like to visit with one of our SHINE Counselors, please olas Mastropoll and his wife, ing toward a November 2019 $20,000,” said Town Coun- Cynthia of Winthrop. She is date so the town can save call the Senior Center (617-846-8538) to schedule an ap- money not holding a special cil President Ron Vecchia. “I also survived by many nieces, pointment. am sure there will be further nephews and cousins. election. The town voted ‘yes’ on a discussion on the council and We are looking for a Spanish teacher to teach a Services were private. Ar- statewide ballot question by input in general from the res- rangements were under the weekly, one hour class. A small stipend is available. 53 percent in 2016 in favor idents.” direction of the Caggia- Please contact the Senior Center at 617-846-8538 if you no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral are interested. They say there is a reason, Home, Winthrop. To sign the IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around They say that time will heal, online guestbook go to: www. But neither time nor reason, caggianofuneralhome.com. the house? If so, would you consider donating it to the Will change the way we feel MAURICE W. KIRBY Senior Center? We put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds

For no-one knows the heart- benefiting the Senior Center. Thank you! ache, TORF FUNERAL That lies behind our smiles, UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS No-one knows how many SERVICE Thursday, November 8 (1:00pm): Council on Aging times, Pre-need planning with our We have broken down and price protection guarantee. Meeting. Please note this month’s meeting time has been cried. Arrangements made at our changed from 10:30am to 1:00pm. facility or in the comfort of Wednesday, November 14 (12:00-2:30pm): Annual We want to tell you something, your own home FUNERAL HOME, INC. So there won’t be any doubt Turkey Lunch sponsored by Championship Phys-ical You’re so wonderful to think 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS Therapy. Join us for a delightful turkey lunch. There will of, But so hard to be without. Deborah Torf Golden • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA be door prizes and entertainment. (Sign up closed). Amy Torf Golden • SERVING ALL FAITHS Wednesday, November 28 (10:00am-12:00pm): Le- We can’t believe Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION 2 years have passed M.L. Torf (1867-1940) gal Guidance with Attorney Amy Gelineau. At-torney Not a day goes by that you (617) 846-0909 Amy Gelineau will be offering 15-minute appointments aren’t loved and missed by to provide legal advice and guidance to Seniors. To make your Loving Wife, Children, (617) 889-2900 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP Grandchildren, and many (800)428-7161 WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM an appointment, please sign up at the front desk, or call Family and Friends the Senior Center at 617-846-8538. www.torffuneralservice.com Thursday, November 29 (10:00am-12:00pm): This All types of services and That Seasonal Crafts Class with Linda Nugent. This month’s project will be 3-D snowflakes; please bring a for all types of people. stapler if you have one. Cost: $2, please sign up at the front desk. Some people prefer traditional funeral Wednesday, December 12 (12:00-2:30pm): Senior services. Others prefer cremation. OBITUARIES Center Holiday Party. Join us for our annual Hol-iday Some want an elaborate ceremony. Party! Entertainment by Alan Labella. Tickets cost $20 Then there are others who don’t All obituaries and death notices will (checks only; please make payable to: Friends of the want any ceremony at all. When be at a cost of it comes to funerals, there are WCOA) and can be purchased at the Senior Center. as many options as there are $75.00 per paper. people. And we take pride in UPCOMING TRIPS being able to say we offer them all. Sign up now at the Senior Center. Please make checks That includes photo. payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. Wednesday, November 14 – Sweet Caroline: A Mu- Please send to Caggiano sical Tribute to Neil Diamond at Twin Rivers Ca-sino. FUNERALHOME Cost: $68. This high energy show will have you singing [email protected] 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 along to all of your favorite Neil Dia-mond hits. Price Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 includes $15 slot play, buffet lunch and matinee show. www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 or call 781-485-0588 www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. Sign up closed. www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com © adfinity© E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 Page 7

RAIN CAN’T KEEP A GOOD DOG DOWN HALLOWEEN POOCH PARADE Photos by Kate Anslinger

The rain didn’t stop costume-clad pups from parading around Ingleside Park on Saturday morning, Nov. 3, for the annual Hal- loween Pooch Parade. Pups dressed in costumes of all kinds were eager to get out and show off their Halloween best, as judges Rob DeMarco and Nick LoConte critiqued each cos- tume.

Friends of Winthrop Dog Park: Wendy Corkhum, Jessica Apel, and Scott McGovern.

Maura and Mike Hill with...Surfie and Hosley. Michelle Accettullo and Teddy.

Anne Marie, Grania, and Aidan Murray.

The sheriff is back in town. Fiona MacPhail cast as Velma Kelly in ‘Chicago the Musical’ Chico came prepared in her sailor raincoat. By Kate Anslinger which has led me to finding a deep pas- Ever since Fiona sion for theater in MacPhail could talk, my future. My par- music has meant the ents have been push- world to her. Over the ing me to do theater years her love of all my whole life, but things music proved I really found that to be a true passion, performing was my which has landed her end game during many prominent the- sophomore year of atrical roles and has high school because shaped her life. In the group of people I the interview below, Fiona MacPhail. was surrounded with 16-year old MacPhail made me realize shares a bit about her how meaningful it is most recent role as Velma Kel- to create with people that you Judges Rob DeMarco and Nick LoConte get ready to assess the ly in “Chicago the Musical,” love. Performing in “Rock of competition. showing Nov. 15, 16, and 17 Ages,” “Faustus,” and “Din- at the Neil Shapiro Center for ner Theater” made me have The Performing Arts. this realization because the Massport Community Advisory Committee people that stood next to me Judge Nick LoConte critiques Hosley, the nurse. welcomes first executive director What do you love about and who supported me made playing Velma Kelly? the experience surreal. The Massport Commu- ry committee model. Via this Velma is a really interesting nity Advisory Committee model, the MCAC can benefit character to play because she Who are your musical (MCAC) welcomed Matthew not only its member commu- is such a strong woman, but role models? Romero as its first Executive nities, but Massport as well.” she becomes weak when her My musical role models Director at its annual meet- Established by the Legis- title is threatened. Portraying are Blondie, Stevie Nicks, ing on Oct. 18, at Boston City lature in 2014, the mission of someone who still maintains and Billy Joel. I see any mu- Hall. the Massachusetts Port Au- their self-confidence and ego sician who values their work “We’re thrilled to have Matt thority Community Advisory while internally is becoming over publicity as reputable. I WINTHROP ART ASSOCIATION on board as our first executive Committee is to be the voice insecure and desperate, is don’t really have any specific director,” commented MCAC of communities impacted by pretty difficult to depict. theatrical role models, but I do ARTIST DEMONSTRATION Chairman David Carlon. “The Massport opera-tions; it col- look up to any actor who has Massport CAC has been pur- laboratively offers local, re- What do you love about pushed past any self-doubt suing many priorities since gional, and national solutions being on the stage? and just continued doing what its creation in 2014. Matt’s through advocacy, informa- My favorite thing about they love, even if it means tak- THE 7 TECHNIQUES OF PEN AND INK experience and energy will be tion and Authority oversight. performing is being able to ing risks and compromising a great asset to the committee The legislature charges the reflect the emotion that I am other aspects in life. I think Featuring portraying onto the audience. as we work to move forward MCAC to review Massport’s that pursuing your dreams is a with a number of initiatives budg-ets, annual report, as Performing alongside people requisite, so I admire anybody DAWN MAHONEY that are of concern to member well as its various programs, you love is a sort of warmth who has taken gambles in the communities.” and further to make recom- that is unparalleled. It is my pursuit of their purpose. Member Artist favorite thing in the world Romero has represented mendations to the governor when people approach me af- What are your theater the interests of Massachusetts and Legislature as voted by communities for fifteen years. the MCAC. ter shows and performances goals for the future? Wednesday, November 14, 2018 He joins the MCAC from In his new role, Romero and tell me that I made them I hope to continue in theater the MWRA Advisory Board, will be building an adminis- feel something, because to and music in college and as a 7:30 PM where he served in several trative structure to support the me, that is what theater is all career because I have never functions over the past twelve MCAC’s mission, virtually about. found anything that amounts to what the performing arts years, including as a financial from the ground up. Romero How did you get involved means to me. My ideal future analyst and, most recently, as notes, “It’s like a government in theater? Everyone Welcome path would be moving to New director of communi-cations. startup, which is one reason I really got invested in the- York and going to a perform- “I was very excited by the this challenge is so excit- atrical performances in mid- ing arts college in the area. I challenge the MCAC position ing. I’m looking forward to dle school. When I was in the have always loved New York offered,” said Romero. “Hav- working collaboratively with eighth grade, I did the produc- and wanted to move there to E.B. Newton Cultural Center ing experienced firsthand the Massport and our represented tion “Seussical the Musical,” do theater since I was in mid- benefits an advisory group can communities to continue the which was just the beginning 45 Pauline Street, Winthrop dle school, so I hope that I can offer to a large quasi-indepen- important work the MCAC of my path in musical theater. accomplish this goal and suc- Information 617-846-2644 dent agency, I am passionate has be-gun.” It opened up a door for me, about the community adviso- ceed at doing what I love. Page 8 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] Veterans Day November 11, 2018 Remembering Those Who Served TOWN OF WINTHROP AND AMERICAN LEGION POST 146 VETERANS DAY PROGRAM SUNDAY, NOV. 11 | 11:00 AM

"A Nation that Forgets its Veterans, is Itself Soon Forgotten."

Presentation of the Memorial Flowers/Wreath 11AM Town Hall Opening Greeting Winthrop Emblem Club 15 Veterans Agent, Rose Mazzuchelli Moment of Silence for all of those Veterans who have Invocation | David Kennedy, USCG Ret. passed away Pledge of Allegiance | Cub Scout Pack 75 National Anthem | KelleyFurey Closing Words | Richard Honan, U.S. Army - Vietnam Greetings from the Commonwealth | The Honorable *Trees for Troops Robert A. DeLeo, Speaker of the House *Toys for Troops Greetings from the Commonwealth | State Senator Appeal for names & Donations Joseph Boncore Taps and Honor Guard Salute | American Legion Post 146 "America the Beautiful" | Tina Marie Talvi God Bless America | Tina Marie Talvi Principal Speaker | PO2 James Guilfoyle – U.S. Navy

Remembering Our Veterans We salute our Veterans Always Remember, Never Forget Thank you for your service! Thank You!

senator joe Ron Vecchia – Council President Speaker of the House oncore USAF Vietnam 67-68 B (Paid Political Advertisement) BOB DeLEO Remembering Our Veterans REMEMBERING OUR VETERANS Remembering our Thank You for your service Veterans DR. PAUL C. McGEE OF McGEE FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC Auto Accidents Workers Compensation Neck Pain • Back Pain • Any Kind of Joint Pain Specializing in Soft Tissue Injuries such as Plantarfascitis, Tendonitis Call For a FREE initial consultation or to schedule an appointment Valentino Capobianco 617-846-4553 • The Doctors Building, 52 Crest Ave., Suite 6 www.mcgeechiropractic.com Linda Calla School Committee Member Elect We accept Medicare and most other health plans (Paid Political Advertisement) Councilor Precinct 6

Flag Etiquette To show your respect and appreciation for our veterans and servicemen and women you can send them a package filled with candy, goods, and most importantly a letter 1. The Union (stars & blue stripes) should showing them how much you appreciate what they are doing. always be in the upper left corner 2. Flags should never touch the ground 3. Old flags can be 'retired' by donating them You can contact Richard Honan at [email protected] by November 19 in to a local Scouting troop for proper disposal order to send Christmas care packages to our troops overseas. We Salute REMEMBERING OUR VETERANS Our Veterans Established in 1882 hrop’s Pio int ne VETERAN’S DAY W WINTHROPer Winthrop AMERICAN LEGION 146 Newspaper SSuun n TTranScripTr a n S c r i p T Published by the Independent Newspaper Group E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 Page 9 Sports

WHS SPORTS ROUNDUP WINTHROP YOUTH FOOTBALL VS SWAMPSCOTT

WHS GIRLS SOCCER and furious on us,” said WHS FALLS IN TOURNEY; head coach Tracey Martucci. “We didn’t have a lot of chanc- FOUR NAMED TO es, but our defense held down NEC ALL-STAR TEAM a strong game for us. We were The Winthrop High girls sad to see the season end. This soccer team, drawing the has been a fun and success- toughest opponent in the first ful season with a talented and round of the Division 4 North great group of girls.” Sectional of the MIAA state A number of Lady Vikings soccer tournament, dropped earned post-season accolades. a 4-0 decision at Amesbury Maura Dorr and Julia Mar- Sunday. coccio were named to the first The Lady Vikings entered team Northeastern Confer- the D-4 North as the 11th ence all-conference team and seed with a 10-7-1 record. Emma Carleton and Mia Mar- Amesbury, the number-six tucci were selected second seed with an 11-3-4 mark, is team all-stars. the two-time defending North Sectional champ. “Amesbury came out fast See ROUNDUP Page 10

The Winthrop Youth Football C team versus Swampscott at Blocksidge Field Sunday, Nov. 4. Coaches (not shown) are Rob Noonan, FROM THE PRESS BOX Rudy Howard and Bill Harris. See next week’s issue for more photos. Finishing Strong

By: Jim Lederman Saturday Football The Vikings will take a The Vikings are on a roll ‘step back’ in time and play – “ Our Goal was to ‘Finish a Saturday football game on Strong’”, said coach Jon Saturday morning at 10 a.m. "Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made" Cadigan. “We can have a The Vikings and Essex SALE DAYS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST 2018 winning season, with a huge Tech will play a 10 a.m. victory over arch rival Re- game on the new Miller Grocery Meat vere.” “A four-game win- Field. The Division 6 North Great grocery specials "Meat Cut Fresh Every Day" "Ground Beef & Patties Ground Fresh Daily" ning streak” lauded the first game will give the Vikings Green Giant Canned Vegetables ...... 10/$10.00 a chance to reach .500 at (5- year Winthrop coach. Ronzoni Pasta ( ex gluten free-super green-garden veggie) 10/$10.00 Family Pack Specials 5). The Vikings defeated Ar- Cool Whip 8 oz...... 10/$10.00 London Broil Shoulder Steaks ...... $2.99/lb The Vikings have one Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice 64 oz ...... lington Catholic (20-8) at 2/$4.00 Boneless Center Cut Pork Chops ...... $1.99/lb more game left on their 2018 Domino Granulated Sugar 4 lb bag ...... $1.99 ‘windy and stormy Hormel Grade A Boneless Chicken Thighs ...... $1.89/lb campaign. The Vikings and Hellmann's Mayonnaise 30 oz ...... $2.99 Grade A Split Chicken Breast ...... $1.69/lb Stadium in Medford on Sat- Revere High Patriots play Ragu Pasta Sauce ...... 3/$5.00 Eye Round Roast Beef ...... $3.59/lb urday afternoon. a 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving Wishbone Salad Dressing 15 oz ...... 2/$4.00 Boneless Center Cut Pork Roast ...... $1.99/lb The ‘Super Soph’ Bobby Day at Della Russo Stadium Nestles Morsels ...... 2/$5.00 Blade Pork Roast ...... $1.99/lb Hubert, looking more and in Revere. 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The Vikings controlled $3.99/lb Produce “We have to work hard Stella Provolone Cheese ...... $3.99/lb the line of scrimmage and Sweet Darling Clementine's 3 lb bag ...... and we could have a win- Kretschmar Black Forest Ham ...... $5.99/lb $3.99 tackles very well on de- Margherita Genoa Salami...... California Sweet Seedless Navel Oranges .$1.09/lb ning season,” lauded a smil- $4.99/lb fense,” said coach Cadigan. Caroline Deluxe Turkey Breast ...... $4.99/lb North Carolina Sweet Golden Yams ...... 69¢/lb ing coach, as the victorious I want to praise the play Belgioioso Fresh Sliced Mozzarella ...... $5.99/lb Ocean Spray Fresh Cranberries ...... $1.99 Vikings boarded the bus for of senior cornerbacks An- Belgioioso Fresh Mozzarella Logs ...... $5.99/lb California Large Fresh Artichokes ...... 2/$4.00 the trip home. 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TIME: favorite teacher: Mrs. Indelicato MASHED POTATOES $3.99/11/2LBS future plans: to become Physician Assistant SWEET POTATOES $3.99/11/2LBS CRANBERRY SAUCE $1.99/16OZ We are proud to support Winthrop Athletics TURKEY GRAVY $1.99/12OZ Students, Town employees, and their entire family are DOZEN DINNER ROLLS N/C dozen dozen DINNER PRICE $ eligible to join our Full Service Credit Union APPLE PIE $3.99 LESS DEPOSIT/PYT. $ PUMPKIN PIE $3.99 REVERE ME FEDERAL BLUEBERRY PIE $4.99 CREDIT UNION TOTAL PRICE: $ BALANCE DUE $ New Auto (2016-18) ($10 Deposit required on both dinners upon placing order) 2.75% up to 72 mo. PLEASE BRING DEPOSIT RECEIPT WHEN YOU PICK UP YOUR ORDER. Paying a Higher rate? Refinance with us ALL ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 9 PM SAT. NOV. 17, 2018. Personal Loans 7.0% up to 24 mo. ALL ORDERS MUST BE PICKED UP ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21 BETWEEN 11AM and 9PM Pay off credit cards, home improvement, or vacation PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL BE CLOSED ON THANKSGIVING DAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2018 We are a Full Service, offering all the bells and whisles with personal service 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP • WWW.WINTHROPMKTPLACE.COM 281 BROADWAY – CITY HALL, REVERE, MA 02151 (617) 846-6880 • Store Hours: Mon-Sat 8am-9pm • Sun 8am-7pm • Not responsible for typographical errors. Monday - Thursday 9:00 - 4:30 Friday 9:00 - 12:15 http://www.reveremunicipalefcu.org/ We have the right to limit quantities. Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] HORS D’OEUVRES, CRAFT BREWS, AND A GLASS OF WINE ANNUAL SIP ‘OF WINTHROP’ Photos by Kate Anslinger

There was no shortage of wine and craft beer samples at the 8th annual “Sip of Winthrop,” last Friday evening, Nov. 2. The event, which was held in the ballroom at the Cottage Park Yacht Club, brought in experts of wines from the finest vineyards in Italy, Argentina, France, Chile, South Africa, Germany, Austra- lia, and Napa Valley. Guests enjoyed light hors d’oeuvres that paired perfectly with the many selections. The event was hosted by the Winthrop Chamber of Commerce and will benefit Cham- ber beautification programs.

Tim Keaney and Nisarg Patel, from Thompson’s Liquors. Carley Berry and Terry Sellenger. Eric and Leah Tennen show off their raffle prize from Robin’s Nest.

Mike McSorley, Robin Gerolamo, and Brandon Diaz from Atlan- Nisarg Patel (Thompson’s Liquors), Betsey Shane, executive director of the Chamber, Barbara Flockhart, Ann Ward, and Amanda tic Beverage Distributors. Pelletier.

Pressbox // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 drew Love and Jon Apple- North championship. The celebration in Boston World Series games in the – JAC’s Café, in the Highlands bee,” they were great shutting WE all remember the un- on the ‘Duck Boat’ was the new millennium. Staking a (Crest Ave.) with his daughter The Political Football down the ‘AC’ offense in the defeated (9-0) 2014 Vikings 11th celebration in the ‘City claim as one of the greatest Susan. We reminisced about I stopped to talk with the second half” said coach Cad. NEC titlists loss to Lynnfield of Champions.’ I am a huge teams in baseball history, the the men who helped pass the foreman (instructor) in charge “We had a big week of prac- at Miller Field (five-second Boston Celtics fan and I hate Red Sox finished with 119 vote for the construction of of the building the new fields- tice that led to a solid game on half turnovers). Lebron James. I will have to wins, including 11-3 record- Larsen Rink in 1974. Phil house, that the entire town has Saturday,” said coach Cadi- Good luck Coach Driscoll! attend the Lakers vs. Celtics ed in post season. The Boston watches his granddaughters been anxious to be completed. gan. “We have a chance to Let the Games Begin! game this season, so I can Celtics have the nucleus and play for the Vikings. Have you used the bath- have a winning season after a shout beat LA! solid bench to reach the 2019 The Committee of men like room facilities at the ‘new (2-5) start and two tough loss- The Celtics will win the finals vs. Golden State. Larry Lamsen, Bill Franzese, spectacular’ football stadium es to Salem and Saugus, two Winthrop Youth Football East title! The Sox should give Na- Milt Kaufman, Mort Buck- and track? I wanted to con- games we should have won,” The ‘B’ team finished their The Celtics will destroy the than Eovaldi a long-term ley, Bob DeGregorio and gratulate the team in charge said the Vikings first-year 2018 campaign on a strong Los Angeles Lakers! multi-million dollar contract. Dick Dimes, built a rink that of finishing the ‘new’ Miller head coach! winning note. The young fu- Let the Games Begin! The Patriots will win an- makes, “The Hockey Capital Field building. ture Vikings defeated North other AFC East Division Title. of the North Shore,” and the I can vividly remember the Andover (30-6) with the sky I still enjoy Notre Dame success of Winthrop hockey, 3,500 Viking fans that were Moving the Chains opening up to a long rain- The Celtics Are Back football games with Doug including 1 state champion- proud to unveil the new field; The Newell Stadium (New storm. Did you watch the Celtics Flutie broadcasting. Did you ship state titles, 12 NEC hock- we have waited for during a Balance) jinx once again was Coach Mark D’Ambrosio, vs. Milwaukee Bucks battle know three ex-Viking football ey championship – Lady Vi- four-year period. cast over the Revere Patriots. “The kids worked hard all sea- on Thursday night at the Gar- players were on the field in kings hockey – Number one! I wish to congratulate the The Gloucester ‘Fishermen’ son and it paid big dividends, den (the TD Garden)? November 1994 in the Orange Hats off to the men who Speaker of the House, Bob scored 32 unanswered points to win their first game at the The game was like the Bowl Classic – the ‘Flutie built a tradition! DeLeo, for obtaining a $2.5 to lead Gloucester to a (38-7) ‘new’ Miller Field. I want to playoff last spring, when the Magic?’ million from Massport to help victory. thank my assistant coaches Green Team defeated the Can you name them? build a stadium. The Patriots (5-4) couldn’t Derek Brugman, Rob Harris Bucks in seven games. The Viking longship proj- A Football Family Who would make us proud stop Gloucester. The ‘Turkey and Greg Cassidy for their The two Celtics all-stars ect – the new ticket booth is The Baxter, Gallagher and we voted for the ‘new’ Miller Day’ battle with the Vikings dedication,” lauded the for- – Kyrie Irving (his 31-points progressing two weeks until Hubert families are enjoying Field Complex! will be a thriller at Della Rus- mer Viking all-star and Colby was a statement game – he is the Vikings vs. Revere classic, another Viking standout foot- When do you expect this fa- so Stadium. College football captain. back and one of the best play- will be played at Della Russo ball family. The family of the cility (the new field house) to The Vikings must contain The young Viking were led ers in the NBA). Stadium. ‘Super Soph’ Bobby Hubert – be completed? He explained Darius McNeil, Revere half- by the two-touchdown per- The Celtics have the return Can the Vikings defense Number 16 – the best soph in to me, “We cannot work when back and leading runner and formance of Demetri (DK) from a serious injury, that stop the Revere running at- the Northeastern Conference. the winter approaches. We scorer. The Vikings are (12- Koustaflakes, with touchdown sidelined Gordon Hayward tack? Kathy Hubert leads the will not work on the facility, 4) vs. coach Lou Cicatelli’s runs of 62 and 36 yards. for the entire (2017-2018 How are you doctor? The cheers for her son and includes when the students leave for Patriots. Get the turkey ready Robert Rich scored a Win- season). Hayward is a bon- legendary greeting from Da- Billy Gallagher Winthrop the summer. Will it be com- – the Vikings will prevail in throp touchdown and added afide NBA all-star (a former vid Goll at Winthrop Arms. High Class of 1947 (grand- plete for the 2019 football Della Russo Stadium. a two-point conversion. Joey 27-point scorer at Utah). Today – young son Casey, h as father) Mark Baxter Class of season? That begins in Sep- Go, Vikings! Rich ‘turned on the Jets’ to The Green new lineup will turned the young crowd to fill 2012, James Baxter Class of tember 2019. Beat Revere! race 48-yards for a touch- have four NBA all-stars in the dining room at the ‘Arms.’ 2014, Billy Gallagher Hubert Will it be ready for ‘Turkey Let the Games Begin! down. Quarterback Ryan Ci- Celtics green. Jason Tatum at Have you tried Doc’s Pies? Number 64 – junior tackle, Day’ 2019? funi was sharp at the controls, 21-years old will be a super- The famous chicken ‘pot pies’ Patrick Teixera junior tackle Once again the ‘M&M tossing two-two point conver- star in the future. are flying all over the country – Number 77 – James Baxter Boys,’ who are no longer Happy Birthday, Coach sions to Mark Johnson and The Bucks are in the top – A great place to celebrate! was an Agganis All-Star! working for the Town of Win- Driscoll Robert Rich. three in the NBA – East, but The Winthrop Arms for din- We salute another Viking throp have numerous par- Congrats and happy birth- The future looks bright for they also have one of the two ner! family! ents of the athletes and many day to former coach Sean Winthrop Vikings football. ‘best’ coaches in the NBA A salute to George Skane Let the Games Begin! alumni want to know – when Driscoll. The candle on the Let the Games Begin! (Brad Stevens). and his Viking long ship crew will the ‘new’ field house be cake tasted extra sweet fol- I predict the Celtics will – the ticket booth at Miller complete? lowing coach Driscoll’s St. win the East title and play in Field are super – thanks to ar- Tops in the NEC WE have a magnificent Mary’s ‘Spartans’ victory Beat LA! the NBA finals’ – What a year chitect Tom Chiudina. A big Viking salute to the stadium/track that we are all over Greater Lawrence. Do you remember the chant 2019 could be! Now if we could only have Winthrop Vikings cheerleader very proud of. The citizens The (30-24) ‘comeback’ from the old Boston Garden – Maybe another title for our a restroom! for winning another NE title voted for a new field and field victory advanced the ‘Spar- Beat LA! Well, the World Champions the Boston The Bruins need to sit as “Tops in the NEC.” house. tans’ to the North final in Di- Boston Red Sox crushed the Red Sox. down Tuukka Rask! Who re- I received a call from coach Why should it take two vision 7-North. LA Dodgers (4-1) to claim the Go, Celtics! members WHS vs. Danvers Sean Driscoll to tell me his years to complete the project, St. Mary’s knocked off the World Series. Keep the Boston fans on Thanksgiving? I played at daughter, Olivia and her team- after waiting since 2014? number one seed at Ando- I watched the Celtics beat cheering Danvers in my final game! mates are ‘tops in the NEC.” Let’s Go, Vikings! ver. The winning touchdown the Lakers to capture one of Let the Games Begin! Three Cheers for Winthrop! Let the Games Begin! was scored with 20 seconds their World Championships! Go, Vikings! remaining in the game. The You could hear the thousand Faces in the Crowd Beat Revere! Spartans could give coach fans from Boston cheering – On Second Thought Phillip DiMento was enjoy- Let the Games Begin! Driscoll his second shot of the Beat LA in Dodger Stadium! The Red Sox are 16-3 in ing breakfast at the legendary E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 Page 11

WHS SPORTS YEARS

20 years ago 60 years ago Nov. 5, 1998 Nov. 6, 1958 The WHS football team The WHS football team dropped a 12-0 decision to will seek its sixth win of the Marblehead Saturday to re- year at Fitchburg Saturday. main winless as the Vikings Coach Ed MacFarland’s team head into November. defeated Chelmsford 22-8 last Saturday, but the flu bug has 30 years ago decimated the team, including Nov. 9, 1988 the coach. Quarterback Curtis The Winthrop High girls MacFarland scored one TD cross country team took sec- and halfback Bobby Milne, the ond place in the Eastern Mass. Winthrop offensive star of the Division IV Cross Country game, scored the other two. Meet held Saturday morning at Franklin Park in Dorches- 70 years ago ter. Nov. 4, 1948 A 33-7 loss to No. Quincy 40 years ago dropped the WHS football Nov. 8, 1978 team to a 1-8 record on the The Winthrop High football season. team clinched at least a share 80 years ago of the Northeastern Confer- Nov. 5, 1938 ence title with a sterling 20-7 In Saturday’s football game win over Salem. The win was with Chelsea, the scrappy the seventh straight for the Vi- Winthrop bunch, a compara- kings after an 0-2 start. Steve PHOTO BY KATE ANSLINGER tive midget squad in yellow The cast and crew of “Chicago: the Musical” are ready for performances Rubin scored the first Win- jerseys, led by fullback Jim throp TD on a 66 yard run. Reid, one of the best forward Fullback Bobby Oliver scored passers in schoolboy circles, two touchdowns on dives almost pulled off a huge up- Winthrop Drama Society flexes theater over the goal line a la New set over undefeated Chelsea, England Patriot star fullback the second-ranked team in the Sam “Bam” Cunningham. state that is led by its All-Scho- muscle with performance of Chicago lastic halfback Johnny Gri- 50 years ago gas. Reid’s accurate tosses By Kate Anslinger memorable characters. The show, scheduled to of it perfected,” said Fiona Nov. 7, 1968 to halfback George Hoar and “I’ve never played a hit the Neil Shapiro Center MacPhail, who relied on the The WHS football team quarterback Dick McGinn Feathers, flashy costumes, role like this,” said sopho- for Performing Arts Nov. 15, show’s choreographer, Jaime dropped a 22-6 decision to kept the 4,100 fans at Chelsea and musical storytelling set more, Heather Buccini who 16, and 17, will showcase Montesano, to help her perfect Saugus Saturday at Miller Stadium in a state of unease against a dismal backdrop in plays the lead, Roxie Hart, a 20s-style dance moves and the different dance style. “My Field. Randy Herdt earned all afternoon. The booming the roaring 20s, is one way self-centered yet sympathet- songs that tell the captivating favorite song is ‘I Can’t Do It two stars as the best offensive kicks of right halfback Kevin to transport an audience back ic fame-seeker who spirals story of two death-row mur- Alone,’ because you get to see and defensive lineman. Dan- “Iron Mike” Mulcahy also set in time. “Chicago the Musi- downward from the corrup- deresses caught up in a battle a different side of Velma, who ny Gray scored the lone Win- back Chelsea deep in its own cal,” performed by the Win- tion that acclaim can bestow for publicity. normally doesn’t show a lot of throp TD after an 18-yard run territory all game. However, throp Drama Society, has all on a person. “The acting was “This musical is definitely emotion.” by Bobby Nolan had set up Chelsea won the game, 13-12, the ingredients to make you challenging for me and I had more gritty than other mu- Both Buccini and MacPhail the Winthrop score. thanks to a drop kick for an feel as if you are part of the to work hard to get my nor- sicals we’ve done,” said Ian are cutting their hair for their extra point. murder, deceit and corruption mally high voice to sound Page, who plays Billy Flynn, roles, keeping the look of that goes on amongst a cast of deeper and older.” the sleazy lawyer who takes their characters as believable pride in his job at getting ce- as possible. WINTHROP HIGH CHEERLEADERS ARE NEC GRAND CHAMPIONS lebrities out of trouble. “It’s “This show is definitely deceit, lies, and corruption challenging the drama society shown through the lens of mu- because we typically don’t do sicality.” glamorous, Broadway shows Page, dedicated to his role, like this,” said drama teach- dyed his hair for the part and er Karen Calinda. “We want dedicated countless hours to something that will capture perfecting the fast-talking, everyone’s attention and will showman style character. keep things moving.” Tough, sexy, and sarcas- The show, complete with tic, Velma Kelly, is played period accurate costume and by junior, Fiona MacPhail. makeup, will be showing In the show, MacPhail adopts Nov. 15, 16 and 17 at 7 pm Kelly’s fiercely competitive and Nov. 17 at 2 pm. Tickets nature as she rivals Roxie for can be purchased at the door celebrity attention. or online at: www.winthrop- “The hardest part of my drama.com. role was getting the tone

Roundup // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 MACPHAIL, 13th overall in a time of 17:19. MIRANDA-LLOVERA He was followed by team- mates Patrick Haskell in 51st DO WELL AT NEC in 19:52, Ari Hain in 59th in MEET 19:52, Mark Amatucci in 73rd Members of the Winthrop in 23:16, and Michaelangelo High boys and girls cross Marcoccio in 74th in 23:30. country teams competed in The winner of the boys’ the annual Northeastern Con- race was Claudio Rocha of ference Meet held Sunday at Peabody in 15:51. Stage Fort Park in Glouces- On the girls’ side, Camilla ter. The meet originally had Miranda-Llovera finished in been scheduled to be held a 11th place in 20:30. The Winthrop High School cheerleading team, led by Coach Mari Johnson, took first place at the Northeastern Conference week ago at Bradley Palmer Ashley Foley of Beverly competition and received the highest score among all teams for the day. Winthrop competed against nine all-girl teams and State Park in Topsfield, but won the race in 19:17. three co-ed teams. Pictured front row, from left, are Capt. Victoria Donahue, Capt. Gianna Guarino, and Capt. Aislinn Guzman. the nor’easter that day forced Both MacPhail and Miran- Middle row are Rachel Farley and Coach Mari Johnson. Back row, from left, are Sydney Crotty, Bella Giuffre, Taylyn Portraite, Gi- a postponement. da-Llovera were named to the anna Knapp, Coach Jenna Marchant, Emily Rodriguez, Chloe Robson, Olivia Driscoll, Hannah Capone, Nellie Carter, and Sophie Cormac MacPhail paced Northeastern Conference all- Vitale. the Vikings boys, finishing star team. WINTHROP MARKETPLACE YUMMY SWEET POTATO CASSEROLE

Ingredients: Winthrop High School Junior Class 4 cups sweet potato, cubed 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 cup white sugar 1/2 cup packed brown sugar 2 eggs, beaten ANNUAL COUNTRY 1/3 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon salt FAIR 4 tablespoons butter, softened 3 tablespoons butter, softened 1/2 cup milk 1/2 cup chopped pecans Thursday, November 8th 2018 St.John's The Evangelist School Hall (Lincoln St. entrance) Directions: 6:00-10:00p ​(doors open at 5:30) 1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Put sweet RAFFLE DRAWING BEGINS AT 7:30pm potatoes in a medi-um saucepan with water to cover. Cook $5 Entrance Fee and includes refreshments and fun! over medium high heat until tender; drain and mash. *FREE GIFT to first 50 people 2. In a large bowl, mix together the sweet potatoes, white 8:00pm sugar, eggs, salt, butter, milk and vanilla extract. Mix until *TURKEY GIVEAWAY every 1/2 hour starting at ​ Door Prize & Split the Pot smooth. Transfer to a 9x13 inch baking dish. 3. In medium bowl, mix the brown sugar and flour. Cut in the butter until the mix-ture is coarse. Stir in the pecans. RAFFLES RAFFLES RAFFLES!!! Sprinkle the mixture over the sweet potato mix-ture. 4. Bake in the preheated oven 30 minutes, or until the top- ping is lightly brown. All proceeds benefit the WHS Class of 2020 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP (617)846-6880 Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] Getting Out

BOX OFFICE HAIRSPRAY Two-act musical at Bill Hanney’s North Shore Music Theatre

By Sheila Barth portrayal of chunky cutie, Tracy ty-somethings enjoyed the ing music to our nostalgic ears, through Nov. 11. Book by Mark O’Donnell and Thomas Meehan, Turnblad of Baltimore, who’s fast-paced, wonderfully cho- We also recall the unspo- music, lyrics by Mark Shaiman, lyrics also by Scott Wittman. “You can’t stop the beat!,” just gotta get on Corny Collins reographed ensemble song- ken segregation here, in New Tuesday-Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Friday, Saturday, 8 p..m., matinees, they sing jubilantly. Nobody TV teen-age dance show. Tracy and-dance numbers (kudos, England, when African-Amer- Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, 2 p.m. 62 Dunham Road, Beverly. wants them to- not at Bill Han- knows all the dance steps and director-choreographer Jeff icans danced only with Afri- $59-$84. Kids 18-under, 50 percent off. nsmt.org, 978-232-7200. ney’s North Shore Music The- can move to the groove. She Whiting). can-Americans, and white teens atre (NSMT) upbeat, high-en- has the super-high bouffant and Theatergoers also enjoyed with their own kind. Crossing ergized, 28-member production super-hairsprayed hairdo, but being near cast members lin- the race line at a dance was Stephen Scott Wormley, por- Music Director Milton Grainger of “Hairspray,” appearing she’s the wrong shape. Besides, ing the aisles, dancing in place, quickly discouraged. traying Motormouth’s teen-age on keyboard and his marvelous through Nov. 11. Tracy’s a rabble rouser. She while waiting to run on or roll Besides Brooke Shapiro as son, Seaweed Stubbs, has all the musicians make all rollicking At last Saturday’s packed wants every day to be Negro large props on stage. The actors Tracy, Christina Emily Jackson right moves, too, but he’s also a ensemble numbers showstop- matinee, multigenerational the- Day on Collins’ show, not just smiled and winked, making eye portraying Tracy’s suppressed rebel, crossing the color line, by pers. Opening and oft-refrained atergoers enthusiastically ap- one day that’s designated for contact with individuals. best friend, Penny Pingleton, falling for, pursuing, and trans- song, “Good Morning, Balti- plauded every song and deliv- African-American teens. Tra- Meanwhile, us older folk-pe- is a hoot. Broadway veteran forming innocent Penny. more,” “The Madison,” Wel- ered a hearty standing ovation cy wants everybody to be able rennial teens loved watching Blake Hammond portraying It’s always a pleasure seeing come to the ‘60s,”and others at the finale. “I had so much to dance together, a shocking the then-revolutionary dance Tracy’s super-sized, self-con- popular North Shore actress have theatergoers bopping in fun!,” a woman gushed, while thought in early 1960’s segre- steps we did at sock hops, or scious mom, Edna Turnblad, Cheryl McMahon, on stage. their seats. exiting the theater. “The show gated Baltimore. simulated from Dick Clark’s also is outstanding, as is Al- In “Hairspray,” she plays three You don’t want to miss this was so upbeat!” While older folks enjoyed long-running, hit TV dance tamiece Carolyn Cooper as roles- Penny’s oppressive moth- immersive, fun, over-the-top She wasn’t alone. the trip back to Memory Lane, show, American Bandstand. Motormouth Maybelle, who er, a female authoritarian, and ebullient show. Like Tracy and First off, there’s something through the troubled late 1950s Every doo-wah, whoo, hoo, brought down the house with prison matron. teen heart throb, Link (Zane wonderfully youthful and bub- and early 1960s, children, pre- hoo, and other harmonic sounds her powerful solo, “I Know There’s so much to like in Philips), you’ll hear the bells bly about Brooke Shapiro’s teens, teen-agers, and twen- punctuated each number, mak- Where I’ve Been”. this production of “Hairspray”. and be dazzled, too. WE WILL NOT BE SILENT

By Sheila Barth hind her back, student Sophie rough-handling her to get an- ti-Hitler information, but adds We are your guilty conscience. cries. Scholl (Sarah Oakes Muir- swers and identify her co-con- her horror at the Nazi regime The White Rose will not leave But when she carefully reads New Repertory Theatre’s head) sits alone, waiting for her spirators and resistance mem- for killing babies, etc. you in peace.” it, knowing her action will be New England premiere of Da- interrogator to enter. bers. At one point, he makes her The anti-Hitler small group Ratcheting up the drama lev- known worldwide through vid Meyers’ one-act docudra- Overhead, large, odd-shaped stand in the same spot, without of students formed a movement, el between scenes, award-win- newspapers, radio, etc., Sophie ma, “We Will Not Be Silent,” cement-type structures hang, moving, for a long period, re- called The White Rose. They ning sound designer Dewey decides she can’t relinquish her traces the historic resistance one piece resembling a huge ax. fusing to give her water, until distributed leaflets denounc- Dellay ricochets loud, booming principles to save her life. movement of a small group of Perhaps it’s coincidental, or set she collapses. ing Nazi militarism, depotism, voices throughout the theater in Both Sophie and Hans were German college- age students designer Ryan Bates construct- He also manages to have and the mass murder of Jews. surround-sound. beheaded for their treasonous, against Hitler and the Nazi re- ed the set with double-entendre. Sophie’s brother, Hans (Conor The leaflets implored fellow Facing reality, knowing anti-government acts, but their gime. Sophie School was executed by Proft), who was also arrested, Germans to shake off their ap- she’ll be executed, the 21-year- legacy lives on.“We Will Not Directed by multi-award guillotine. talk to her. athy, and complicity and form old weakens, saying she’ll sign Be Silent” resonates loudly winning producing artistic di- Dressed in a business suit, Sophie shifts from conceal- a peaceful resistance. They a paper to save her life. “I want today, with anti-government rector Jim Petosa, the play ran interrogator Kurt Grunwald ing and denying involvement in wanted to “renew the severely to live. I don’t want to die. I youth groups springing up ev- from Oct. 13 to Nov. 4 at Mose- (Tim Spears) is kindly, free- any resistance movement. She wounded German spirit,” and want to marry Franz, have a erywhere, defying unjust, total- sian Center for the Arts ing her hands and apologizing proclaims she was a member of declared, “We will not be silent. family, grow old……” she itarian leadership. The one-act, 90-minute in- for her treatment. Throughout Hitler’s Youth from age 12, and terrogation play is set in a bare the interrogation, Grunwald was a girls' squad leader. She room, with a gray table, a few shifts from nice guy, who’s adds her father and brother are chairs, and a box underneath caring and wants to save So- also not involved in printing, FUN HOME the table. Her hands bound be- phie, to screaming at her and writing, or disseminating an- By Sheila Barth BOX OFFICE Years ago, I knew a funny, SpeakEasy Stage Company Artistic Director Paul Daigneault fantastic lady named Barbara, directs one-act, 1 hour 40 minute, 2015 Tony Award-winning whom everyone affectionately musical. Music by Jeanine Tesori, book, lyrics by Lisa Kron, Real Estate Transfers called “Boo”. Her dad was a Adapted from Alison Bechdel’s novel, “Fun Home: A Family funeral director, and her fami- Tragicomic,”appearing through Nov. 24, at the Boston Center for BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE ly lived above the funeral par- the Arts, Stanford Calderwood Pavilion, 527 Tremont St., South Ferrine, Leo B Lauture Real Est 62 Park Ave $437,250 lor. At times, she and her sib- End, Boston. Wednesday, Thursday, Nov. 20, 7:30 p.m.; Friday, 8 lings “filled in” the back row p.m.; Saturday, 4,8 p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m.; Nov. 15, 23, 2 p.m. Tickets as “mourners”. This beautiful, start at $25; senior, student, age 25-under discounts. 617-933- blonde, lively, fun-loving lady 8600, SpeakEasyStage.com. LOOKING TO SELL OR BUY? married a funeral director, and Call Linda for all your Real Estate needs. they lived in a suburban home Theatergoers surround the son’s mother, Helen, (Laura Linda Calla, with their children. stage on three sides, seated Marie Duncan) is more reticent, Her memories of growing up REALTOR MOBILE: 617-953-0201 218 WINTHROP ST. within touching distance at playing her piano, as she, the in the funeral home are happy. times of the actors, while mu- family, and friendly student I was reminded of Boo’s sic director Matthew Stern and house-helper Roy (Tyler Si- childhood at SpeakEasy Stage the orchestra inhabit the fourth mahk) sing “Helen’s Etude”. Company’s compellingly, heart- side of designer Cristina Todes- Life seems joyous, uncom- warming production of “Fun co’s cozy set, performing on a plicated, even when Dad goes Crossword Puzzle Home,” especially when child slightly raised platform. out at night on seemingly inno- Alison Bechdel and her broth- The one-act memory play cent forays. ACROSS ers John and Christian romp is based on real cartoonist Ali- Don’t be fooled, though. 1 Yawning wide and play in the caskets and fu- son Bechdel, 43, (well-played This delightful comic-trag- 6 Bird in “Peter and the Wolf” neral reception room, prancing, 11 Pedro’s Mrs. by Amy Jo Jackson), at three ic musical, (aptly directed by dancing around, singing their 14 Tablelands pivotal stages of her life, as SpeakEasy’s multi-award win- 15 Erect upbeat, pretend commercial for she traces happy highlights ning producing artistic direc- 16 Wee one the funeral home, “Come to the and awareness, contrasted by tor Paul Daigneault), runs the 17 Monopoly ad suggestion Fun Home”. shocking, sad events. Theater- emotional gamut, trading tears 19 Addams Family cousin There’s no way to not feel goers are actively immersed in of laughter at times with tears 20 Ability to walk aboard upbeat and joyous with these every scene, traveling her bi- of heartbreak, sadness, and loss. 21 Play start talented, fun-loving kids. ographical journey with her. Alison’s life-turning mo- 22 Plumbing joint Award-winning sixth-grader Young Alison shares a spe- ment occurs at age 19, when 25 Habituate Marissa Simeqi marvelous- cial bond with her funeral di- she meets college friend Joan 26 Cyclist ly portraying young Alison, rector-teacher dad, Bruce (ter- (Desire’ Graham), realizes 27 Farm supplier Cameron Levesque portray- rific Todd Yard) who, she says, she’s a lesbian and revels in 29 The Green Wave ing Christian and Luke Gold loves his house and antiques. her first romantic encounter. 30 Pot builders as John capture the audience’s He’s a regular guy, affection- Thoughtfully portraying middle 31 Butt hearts - and laughter - with ately encouraging and guiding Alison, Ellie van Amerongen 34 Religious statue their mischievous shenanigans. her through milestones. Ali- joyously sings ”Changing My 35 “Games People Play” author Major,” garnering enthusiastic 36 Strong cord 39 High-pitched applause. Alison’s joy is short- 41 Young fowl lived, though. She’s fearful 42 Having a full, shapely figure about telling her parents.She 44 First woman on the Supreme Court calls and leaves a message, then 46 Mary Kate and Ashley brings Joan home for a visit. 47 More rational While Bruce accepts Alison’s 49 Use indigo Currently on sale coming out, Helen is more re- 50 Those no longer in power luctant. Alison didn’t know her 51 Abilities MUSICALS father shamefully came out of 53 French Mrs. HAIRSPRAY - Now thru Nov 11 his deeply closeted life, and at 54 Corset ad suggestion A CHRISTMAS CAROL - December 7-23 age 43, (adult Alison’s age), 58 Former queen of Spain 18 Mandlikova of tennis 51 Keister 55 Actress Long tragically solved his situation 59 Very, in music 21 Wing flap 52 Noble address 56 Acquire 2019 SEASON 5-SHOW SUBSCRIPTION in soul-searching song, “Edges 60 Zodiac ram 22 Morales of “La Bamba” 54 Pops 57 Former draft org. of the World,” which Todd Yard 61 Grand Coulee or Hoover PACKAGES are on sale now (Single 23 Give temporarily delivers with aplomb.” I had no 62 Columnist Alexander 24 Iron ad suggestion tickets go on sale March 4, 2019) way of knowing my beginning 63 Irish poet 26 On the contrary 2019 Season will include: would be your end,” says adult 28 Takes out text DOWN Alison. 29 Hemi-fly? Rodgers & Hammersein's OKLAHOMA! - “Fun Home” isn’t your typ- 1 Current unit, briefly June 4 – June 16, 2019 2 Set 32 Afore ical musical. It isn’t your usual 3 Botanist Gray 33 Nation of many islands Disney's FREAKY FRIDAY - July 9 – July 21, 2019 retrospective drama, either. It’s 4 Gives cash to 35 Plead JERSEY BOYS - Aug. 6 - 18, 2019 a beautifully crafted, beautifully 5 Reveres 37 Stratagem SUNSET BOULEVARD - Sept. 24 – Oct. 6, 2019 created true story about a young 6 Cave man? 38 Raison d’__ THE BODYGUARD - Oct. 29 – Nov. 10, 2019 woman’s lifetime journey and 7 Boring tool 40 Sportscaster Scully her triumph, overcoming shock, 8 Theater focal point 41 Act as sadness and loss. Tesori took 2019 KIDS SHOWS on sale now - All seats $15 9 Carries a tune wordlessly 42 Whizzed along some poetic license with Be- 10 Copy 43 Female graduate CURIOUS GEORGE: THE GOLDEN chdel’s story, which Bechdel 11 Glue ad suggestion 45 Small change MEATBALL - March 30 approved), making her story 12 Putrid 47 Spicy beat Disney's ALADDIN, JR. - August 23 memorable and the musical en- 13 Garb 48 Scottish poet Ramsay joyable. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 Page 13

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“With this building construc- has smart TVs and luxury bath CITY, STATE OFFICIALS BREAK GROUND COMMUNITY LIVING tion, we honor their sacri- products as well. The building CENTER PLANNED fice…The Soldiers’ Home in is an LEED certified property. ON NEW SOLDIERS’ HOME FACILITY Chelsea is honored to serve For functions, they do have AT SOLDIERS’ HOME Massachusetts veterans, and a space that is available for CHELSEA – The Chelsea this groundbreaking reaffirms small functions or meetings. Soldiers’ Home has officially the Commonwealth’s com- It holds about 60-80 people embarked on a new face and mitment to veterans of yes- and can be divided in half. It’s mission to help care for veter- terday, today, and for genera- called the Mill Creek Ball- ans and their families, break- tions to come.” room. ing ground on a $199 million The Soldiers’ Home in Community Living Center Chelsea first opened its doors COST OF RED (CLC) that will provide mod- to Massachusetts veterans LINE/BLUE LINE ern accommodations and re- in 1882. The first residents place the old Quigley Memo- were Civil War veterans who CONNECTOR rial Hospital. were wounded or unable to CHEAPER Gov. Charlie Baker joined care for themselves, many of EAST BOSTON - MBTA Secretary of Administration whom had previously resided officials announced that the and Finance Michael J. Hef- in the Commonwealth’s “alms project to connect Red and fernan, Secretary of Health houses.” Today, Chelsea car- Blue lines, thus ending the only and Human Services Ma- ries on Massachusetts’ proud two train lines that currently rylou Sudders, Secretary of tradition of helping all veter- do not intersect might be a lot Veterans’ Services Francisco ans in need of both longterm cheaper than once thought. Ureña, House Speaker Rob- care and domiciliary / sup- In 2010 the MBTA released ert DeLeo and veterans of the portive services. Chelsea is a study on the viability of Gov. Charlie Baker and Speaker Bob DeLeo lead the way in breaking ground for the new Commu- United States Armed Forces surveyed annually by the Fed- connecting the Red Line to nity Living Center at the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home this past Monday, Oct. 29. The new Center will for the groundbreaking of the eral Department of Veterans the Blue Line at the Charles eventually replace the Quigley Memorial Hospital. It is a state and federal project costing $199 new long-term care facility at Affairs (“VA”) and the Center Street/MGH stop. This would million. the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home. for Medicare and Medicaid make commuting for East The current facility will Services (“CMS”). It is also Boston residents heading to continue to be fully operation- fully accredited by The Joint doctors appointments at Mass. al, caring for 154 veterans, Commission on Accreditation General or jobs in Cambridge during the construction pro- of Healthcare Organizations a whole lot easier. outlines the MBTA’s goals largest grower of cannabis in that location.” cess with an anticipated proj- (“Joint Commission”). Chel- The Red Line-Blue Line for the next 40 years the Red Western Massachusetts and Nucifero said that the City ect completion date in 2022. sea has a Board of Trustees Connector project was a com- Line-Blue Line Connector was the first medical marijua- of Boston identified the issue Some 65 percent of the appointed by the Secretary of mitment outlined through the was omitted and a plan to cre- na dispensary to open in Pitts- of keeping these adult use re- funding for the new facility Health and Human Services. Big Dig Memorandum of ate a pedestrian connector was field, Massachusetts. tail shops away from children will come from the Federal The trustees and DVS share Understanding in 1990, but offered as an alternative. At last month’s Eagle Hill by creating zoning and specif- government, which approved responsibility for the man- nearly 30 years later this com- “While the proposed pe- Civic Association meeting ic zones the business can be monies for the project earlier agement of the home. Chel- mitment remains unfulfilled. destrian connector from State and a subsequent communi- located. this summer. sea Soldiers’ Home currently For decades the state point- Street is not a bad idea, it does ty meeting last month spon- “This location does fall “The new long-term care has capacity for 136 beds for ed to the cost of constructing not go far enough, and it is sored by the Mayor’s Office within the permitted zones as facility at the Chelsea Sol- long-term care. a 1,5000 foot tunnel under not an equitable solution that of Neighborhood Services, defined by the city,” said Nu- diers’ Home will improve the Cambridge Street from Bow- will adequately serve pop- Berkshire Roots’s attorney cifero. “The city established a quality of services and care NEW HOLIDAY INN doin to the Charles Street/ ulations along the Red- and Andrea Nucifero said his cli- 500-foot setbacks away from provided to the Common- MGH stop as a way to wiggle Blue-Line corridors,” said ent is intending to use and where children congregate, a wealth’s men and women who SHOWS GREAT out of the commitment. Madaro. “The MBTA should redevelop the retail space at 500 foot setback away from have answered the call of duty OCCUPANCY RATES The 2010 study was based not be focused on installing 253 Meridian Street into a schools and the shop can not and served our nation,” said the pedestrian connector as a retail marijuana dispensary. be within a half mile of any CHELSEA – The new Hol- on using a very expensive Baker. “Our veterans and their stopgap measure while con- The proposal for the Meridian other marijuana dispensary iday Inn on upper Broadway, boring machine to get the job families have sacrificed so tinuously delaying a tangible Street pot shop includes trans- location. There is a very lim- next to Mill Creek, is showing done. Using that method, as much for this country, and it is commitment to planning and forming the 1,400 square foot ited number of place this use great occupancy rates and yet well as taking into account our duty to care for them with executing construction of the retail space on the first floor is actually permitted and this another strong property in the design and cost overruns, the honor and dignity.” long-awaited rail connection.” of the building into sleek and address happens to be one and Chelsea-based Colwen Man- project ballooned to anywhere House Speaker Bob De- stylish dispensary with façade adheres to all three rules put agement group of hotels. between $413 million to $748 Leo was also on hand and has improvement and subtle and into place by the city.” “We’re almost at 100 per- million. been a friend to the Home for understated signage. There was also some con- cent full occupancy for Oc- However, last week the EHCA VOTES IN years. Gov. Baker gave credit Nucifero said there would cern over security. However, tober,” said Joe Fiorello, di- MBTA admitted that if the FAVOR OF RETAIL to DeLeo for getting funding be no cultivation, processing, unlike a liquor store where rector of sales for Colwen. state used a ‘cut and cover’ through the Legislature so that MARIJUANA SHOP or packaging on site. There access is relatively easy for “We’re really excited about construction method where the federal application was EAST BOSTON - The would also be no product con- underage people the facility that.” workers tear up Cambridge prepared quickly. plan to place an adult use re- sumption on site and the prod- would follow a rigorous pro- The property officially Street and then lay in the “Having been in the Legis- tail marijuana facility on the uct would not be visible from tocol before people can even opened on July 25. tunnel the cost of the project lature 25 years now, you, Mr. heavily trafficked Meridian the street. enter the dispensary. The new, 124-room, could shrink to between $200 Speaker, own a big piece of Street near Central Square, the EHCA President Debra There will be a securi- full-service hotel gives Colw- million and $250 million. that and we are all extremely East Boston Social Centers, a Cave voiced her concern at ty guard at the front door. en its fourth property in Chel- While this method would be grateful for this work and all bus stop and the neighbor- last week’s meeting. When a potential customer sea, with more than 500 rooms faster than boring it would the work you do for veterans hood’s shopping district was “I just have a concern about enters he or she must present added since their first proper- cause more traffic disruptions in the Commonwealth,” he met with resistance at two pre- the location,” said Cave. “It either a valid Massachusetts ty – the Residence Inn – came on Cambridge Street. Howev- said. “This place will be a true vious community meetings. is sandwiched between two Medical Marijuana Card or online a few years back. er, the work could be kept all testament to our investment to However, in a close vote at schools, the O’Donnell and a valid state license or iden- The new Holiday Inn will underground at a cost of $350 our veterans.” their October meeting Eagle Umana Schools, and it is tification card proving the celebrate a blockbuster grand million, a number that is still DeLeo said the Home does Hill Civic Association mem- right near the Social Centers. customer is over 21 years of opening on Nov. 8. well below the 2010 reports. have a special place in his bers voted 14 to 11 to support I know this is for adults but age. Between the front door Colwen now has the Resi- East Boston State Rep. heart, and serves veterans Berkshire Roots, Inc.’s plans I don’t know if it is a good and the actual dispensary is dence Inn, TownePlace Suites, Adrian Madaro, who recent- from his district as well. to open the marijuana dispen- match for a residential neigh- a locked door. The front door Holiday Inn and Homewood ly testified at the state’s- Fis “I am so pleased this proj- sary at 253 Meridian St. borhood. I see lots of children Suites in Chelsea. That adds to cal Management and Control ect is underway and moving Berkshire Roots is the and lots of kids everyday in See NEWS Page 14 their larger portfolio of prop- Board to voice his disappoint- forward,” he said. erties across Greater Boston, ment the Red Line-Blue Line In May 2017, Baker an- including the new AC Hotel Connector wasn’t included in nounced plans for a new long- in the South End of Boston the MBTA Focus 40 planning term care Community Living and the newer property that initiative, said he was encour- Center, which was included in opened last week at Assembly aged by the new estimates. the Baker-Polito administra- Row. “After years of delays, now tion’s Fiscal Year 2018 cap- The new property contin- is the time to make the Red ital investment plan, and in ues the tradition of great de- Line-Blue Line connector a November 2017, signed leg- sign on the properties, with reality,” said Madaro. “With islation authorizing funding interesting lighting and lots of this new study revealing the needed to advance the project. natural light. cost of construction to be The administration has also The foyer includes a great half of the previous estimate, received funding authoriza- sitting area, with a fireplace as we must invest in this crit- tion from the United States well. ical piece of infrastructure Department of Veterans Af- Since it is a full-service to connect East Boston and fairs (VA) for the project. The property, Fiorello said the free the North Shore to important federal funding was awarded breakfast option isn’t avail- economic corridors along the through the VA’s State Home able. Instead, they have a Eu- Red Line. As costs go down, Construction Grant Program ropean-inspired breakfast buf- the viability of this project be- which provides reimburse- fet and a al carte items as well. comes more reasonable and it ment of up to 65 percent of They also have a full restau- must be pursued.” construction costs for ap- rant and bar on the property, The Red-Blue Line Con- proved projects. The admin- which Fiorello said would nector was meant to mitigate istration, with strong support likely play well to local resi- increased automobile use and from the Legislature, plans to dents of Chelsea and Revere. reduce vehicular congestion spend approximately $70 mil- They will be serving popular on the streets of Eastie. It lion net of federal reimburse- items like steaks, lobster rolls, would also be a valuable eco- ment on the project. salmon and other dishes. nomic link between the North The Home has long suf- “We are under the umbrella Shore and economically im- fered from having open wards of IHG, but we are owned and portant areas. The lack of a at the Quigley, and it was a operated by Colwen Hotels,” direct rail connection has long point of contention for feder- he said. “IHG wants to use this kept Eastie residents from job al authorities – as healthcare property as a prototype hotel. rich areas in Kendall and the payments are not allowed to When other owners come into Seaport. go to facilities with old, open town, they said they want to The Red Line-Blue Line wards. With funding on the bring them here to show them Connector would also de- line, the Home was able to se- the property as an example crease the congestion found cure the project funding. This for all future builds. Colwen at Park Street and Govern- will allow the Home to now is very good at managing, de- ment Center stations caused have private rooms and mod- signing and operating.” by a time-consuming transfer, ern facilities for the residents While there are no suites which acts as a hassle and de- there. like in the other properties, terrent to commuters and trav- “This facility truly is a fit- the rooms are large and most elers alike. ting tribute to our veterans try to focus on a view of the As part of the MBTA’s Fo- who have served our nation,” marsh or the City. Each room cus 40 planning initiative that said Supt. Cheryl Poppe. Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 8, 2018 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403

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Winthrop, Ma 02152 a certain Mortgage Unit Owners, and any Upon motion of If you fail to file a details. 978-590-8810 given by Eschine Orcel WINTHROP RENTALS to Lancaster Mortgage administrative rules and LEGAL NOTICE plaintiff(s) for an written appearance and Bankers, LLC D/B/A regulations adopted NOTICE is hereby given order directing the objection followed by an "The apartments advertised SHOVELERS WANTED FOR SNOW REMOVAL Lancaster Mortgage, pursuant thereto, that in accordance defendant(s), to Affidavit of Objections all now or hereafter with the provisions of appear, plead, or within thirty (30) days may no longer be available to rent" FURNISHED $15.00 Per Hour dated September 30, amended (collectively, Chapter 131, Section answer, in accordance of the return date, action 3BR River Rd...... $2,400 A/U ROOM Applicants must be 18 years of age and located within a 2005 and recorded 30-minute drive from town. with the Suffolk County the “Condominium 40, Massachusetts with Mass.R.Civ.P./ may be taken without 1BR Floyd St...... $1,500 htd FOR RENT All hired personnel must be available to work when snow of Document”). The Unit, Wetlands Protection Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. Rule further notice to you. more than 3 inches is forecasted. Registry of Deeds at 3BR Hawthorn Ave ...... $2,200 N/U together with said Act and Winthrop Town 4, it appearing to the WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. REVERE - Available Please contact the Winthrop Department of Public Works at Book 38173, Page 1BR Beach Rd...... $1,495 Htd 617-846-1341 (by December 14, 2018) to set up an interview. 133 as affected by a interest, right and By-Laws, a public court that this is an Dunn, First Justice of this November 1st/Decem- easements, is referred hearing will be held on action for Custody/ Court. 2BR Hawtorne Ave ...... $2,300 N/U Judgment recorded on ber 1. Nicely furnished, February 27, 2018 in to herein collectively as November 14, 2018, Support/Parenting Time. Date: October 29, 2018 1BR Beacon St ...... $1,495 htd quiet room. 5 minute DPW SEEKING SNOW PLOWERS Said Registry of Deeds at the premises. For title at 7:40 P.M. in the Jos. 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Defendant LEGAL NOTICE 1BR Beachmont, modern ...... $1,800 N/U encroachments, building cannot be found within All hired personnel must be available to work when assignment recorded new 2-family dwelling in NOTICE OF PUBLIC 617-846-8000 in said Suffolk County and zoning laws, liens, same location. PROJECT the Commonwealth FORUM The Rental Group/ snow of more than 3 inches is forecasted. Minimum A Division Of Highland Real Estate vehicle requirement is a ¾ ton pick-up with 8’ plow Registry of Deeds at unpaid taxes, tax titles, LOCATION: 27-29 Bay and his/her present TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 75 Crest Avenue SERVICE and beacon lights. Book 47662, Page water bills, municipal View Road, Winthrop, whereabouts are AT 7:00 PM Winthrop, MA 02152 256, subsequently liens and assessments, MA. unknown. 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Floors fenced yard, off st. pkg., nr T & in said Suffolk County Facilities Building. of Winthrop’s Home Resident THOUSAND DOLLARS At said hearing all It is Ordered that Rule Charter, you are $1650 first+ security, Shopping, No smoking/ Registry of Deeds at Looking for THINK OF IT AS Book 52480, Page 281, AND 00 CENTS interested persons shall defendant is directed to hereby notified that the no utilities Washer/ pets, $1750 mon. Refs Plow Services subsequently assigned ($5,000.00) in the form be given the opportunity appear, plead, answer, Town Council President dryer hookup req’d 857-888-6437 during AN OWNER’S MANUAL to Federal National of a certified check, to be heard. or otherwise move with will hold a public forum No smoking, no pets. ------Mortgage Association by bank treasurer’s check WINTHROP respect to the complaint on the Delivery of the Winter or money order will be herein on or before 781-264-0404 WINTHROP Fort Heath FOR YOUR MONEY. 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For your free copy, order County Registry of 11/8/18 Sr. Center at 35 Harvard WEST REVERE 1 pool, exercise room, Deeds at Book 57822, successful bidder will W hearing and adjudication St., Winthrop, MA 02152 548-1705 online at ConsumerAction.gov; send your name and address to Handbook, Pueblo, bedroom apartment, billiard room, sun deck, Page 320 for breach of be required to execute of this matter. on Tuesday November CO 81009; or call toll-free 1 (888) 8 PUEBLO. a Foreclosure Sale Date: 10/04/18 no smoking, no ht/hw included. Pets no, the conditions of said 20, 2018 at 7:00 PM Being a smart shopper just got easier. Agreement immediately Felix Arroyo Denise Quist pets,$1300 first and smoking no. $1700. Call Mortgage and for the LEGAL NOTICE purpose of foreclosing after the close of the Register of Probate Court Clerk-Town Council TO PLACE YOUR A public service message from the U.S. General Services Administration. last 781-289-1016. 617-846-7300. same will be sold at bidding. The balance of 11/8/18 11-1-18 11/8 11/8. AD Public Auction at 9:00 the purchase price shall W 11-8-18 ------781-485-0588 AM on November 29, be paid within thirty W 2018 at 600 Governor’s (30) days from the sale TOWN COUNCIL PUBLIC Drive, Unit 600-28, date in the form of a HEARING 11-13-18 LEGAL NOTICE Winthrop, MA, all and certified check, bank Notice is hereby given in COMMONWEALTH LEGAL NOTICE singular the premises treasurer’s check or accordance with Title 17 OF MASSACHUSETTS described in said other check satisfactory Zoning, Chapter 17.48 THE TRIAL COURT CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 Mortgage, to wit: to Mortgagee’s attorney. Special Development PROBATE AND News // That certain parcel The Mortgagee reserves Overlay District (SDOD) FAMILY COURT of land together the right to bid at the of the Code of the Town Suffolk Division LEGAL NOTICE and internal ‘locked’ door ROADWORK The only thing that will need with any buildings sale, to reject any and all of Winthrop that the 24 New Chardon St. NOTICE is hereby given are never open at the same CONTINUES AROUND to go in during the spring is and improvements bids, to continue the sale Winthrop Town Council Boston, MA 02114 that in accordance time. Once the customer is ap- the landscaping and that’s the thereon, known as and to amend the terms will conduct a Public (617)788-8300 with the provisions of proved by the security guard ENCORE game plan. All the lights will 600 Governor’s Drive, of the sale by written Hearing on November CITATION ON Chapter 131, Section 40, an employee inside the dis- EVERETT – The unat- be up and functioning, and all Unit 600-28 Winthrop, or oral announcement 13, 2018, at or after PETITION FOR Massachusetts Wetlands tractive speedway, or traffic Massachusetts, and more made before or during 7:00 p.m. in the Harvey ORDER OF Protection Act and pensary would have to acti- the street lights will be up too. the foreclosure sale. trap, that many have known particularly described Hearing Room, located COMPLETE Winthrop Town By-Laws, vate a buzzer for the internal We want everything on Lower below: Unit 600-28 If the sale is set aside downstairs in Town Hall, SETTLEMENT a public hearing will door to allow the customer Lower Broadway to be over a Broadway fully functioning of Governor’s Park for any reason, the on the application of Docket No. be held on date at inside. lifetime will start to change as by the end of this construction Condominium located at Purchaser at the sale KBM Capital, LLC DSU13P2914EA 7:30 P.M. in the Jos. “It’s a very strict and rigor- work crews from Encore Bos- season so it’s only tidying up 600 Governor’s Drive, shall be entitled only to to petition that 413-415 Estate of: Harvey Hearing Room, ous process,” said Nucifero. ton Harbor begin installing the work in the spring.” Winthrop, MA, created a return of the deposit Shirley St., Winthrop, MA Stephen Renzo Winthrop Town Hall The proposal had City long-touted median islands on The traffic medians have pursuant to M.G.L.C. paid. The purchaser shall qualify for inclusion in Acone on the Determination the roadway. 183A by Master Deed have no further recourse the Special Development Date of Death: of Applicability from Councilor Lydia Edwards long been proposed by En- against the Mortgagor, The median strips will be dated July 10, 1986, Overlay District (SDOD) 08/14/2013 William Ryckman Jr. calling for a hearing to discuss core, and are believed to not recorded with the Suffolk the Mortgagee or the All materials may be A Petition for Order of to to replace existing potential policy changes af- fully landscaped and will run only allow new left-hand County Registry of Deed Mortgagee’s attorney. reviewed in Room B-3, Complete Settlement has Perkins Street driveway. fecting the siting of enterpris- in portions from just before turns without stopping a lane at Book 12658, Page The description of the Clerk of the Town Council been filed by Mark S. PROJECT LOCATION: 44 es serving cannabis as well Dexter Street to the front of of traffic, but will also act as 189, together with (a) premises contained in During Town Hall normal Rotondo of Winthrop, MA Winthrop Shore Drive, as alcohol in the immediate the Batch Yard entrance – an a way to slow down traffic on an undivided .25457% said mortgage shall business hours requesting that the court Winthrop, MA. vicinity of substance abuse improvement that will be al- the corridor. interest in the common control in the event of an Denise Quist enter a formal Decree NOTE: A copy may low new left-hand turning arrears and facilities error in this publication. Town Council Clerk of Complete Settlement be obtained from the treatment facilities during last “For the motorist, it’s defi- TIME WILL BE OF THE including the allowance lanes where there haven’t of the condominium 11-1-18 Conservation Office at weeks Council hearing. nitely going to be a safer and the same equal ESSENCE. 11-8-18 of a final account and the Winthrop Public Edwards pointed to the pro- been any and also will be fully condition, especially on the undivided interest in Other terms, if any, to be W other such relief as may Facilities Building. posed dispensaries close prox- landscaped to create a luxury turns,” he said. “One thing we the Organization of announced at the sale. be requested in the At said hearing all imity to North Suffolk Mental boulevard. heard from the neighbors here Unit Owners (the unit Federal National Petition. interested persons shall Health, a agency that helps Al Carrier, of Wynn Design is that the road is a speedway. Owners Organization Mortgage Association LEGAL NOTICE You have the right be given the opportunity and Development, said they created by duly recorded (Fannie Mae) COMMONWEALTH to obtain a copy of to be heard. addicts with their substance The median islands actually Present Holder of said began cutting in the new “is- instruments recorded OF MASSACHUSETTS the Petition from the WINTHROP abuse problems. also help as a traffic calming Mortgage, Petitioner or at the lands” on Lower Broadway with the Suffolk County THE TRIAL COURT CONSERVATION Currently, the City of Bos- move. It isn’t intended to be. Registry of Deed), and By Its Attorneys, PROBATE AND Court. You have a COMMISSION ton regulates the distance this Monday. It’s intended to be for the left (b) such other rights and ORLANS PC FAMILY COURT right to object to this Norm Hyett, Chair between cannabis establish- “We are cutting in the is- turn lanes, but it does actual- easements appurtenant PO Box 540540 Suffolk Division proceeding. To do so, 11/8/18 ments at one-half mile and lands right now, and almost ly slow traffic down when the to the Unit as may be set Waltham, MA 02454 24 New Chardon St. you or your attorney W creates a 500-foot buffer be- all of the sidewalks have been landscaping is in.” tween such businesses and completed on Broadway,” he The off-site traffic work on K-12 schools. The City also said. “ There are a few pieces Lower Broadway is accom- regulates businesses that serve here and there with the side- panied by a truck route that or sell alcohol through licens- walks left to do, but most are is to run on Dexter and Robin NATIONALGUARD.com ing and zoning, but has not en- complete. The same for the streets – taking trucks going to acted a similar distance-based elevated cycle tracks, which the industrial areas or the New buffer. we have put in also. There England Produce Center off Zoning changes typically have been a number of util- of Lower Broadway and the do not impact existing enter- ities in the way looking to Beacham Street traffic light. THERE’S A MOMENT YOU REACH DEEP prises but would apply to new improve their positions under- That project, however, has INSIDE YOURSELF. development and could po- ground while we’re working been slowed up by a delayed, When you find the courage to fight through the elements. tentially apply to substantial- and that’s slowed some things unrelated Eversource project. And you find the strength to save a life. Moments like this test you. ly renovated buildings. The down. But really, what you’re Originally, Encore planned They define you. They make you. These are the kinds of hearing will explore whether seeing this week is the median to finish the truck route moments you’ll experience when you serve your country and the such a buffer should be cre- islands starting to be built. first, then focus on Broad- people of your community in the National Guard. If you’ve got ated, potential impacts and “We’re planning to mill and way to finish out the season. it inside you, this is your time to act. Visit the Guard online at how to create parity between overlay Lower Broadway by Now, due to the Eversource www.NATIONALGUARD.com or call 1-800-GO-GUARD. industries. the end of November,” he con- delays, it appears they will tinued. “The islands will be Brought to you as a Public Service. fully constructed by then, too. See NEWS Page 15

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only be able to do about half and the eyes from Boston City that Lime has been used for. aside from Hospital Hill, for Patel gave the winning tick- able doubt in a court of law. of the truck route – starting Hall, it is believed that the cor- He said many of the trips obvious reasons. ets to Jones, who presented on Robin Street Nov. 5 and ridor will become much more are less than a half-mile and By contract, LimeBike will them to the Massachusetts HYM MAKES working to around Thorndike efficient in moving traffic. many are also coming from take up the bikes for the win- State Lottery Commission as PRESENTATION TO before the season ends. Beyond that, Carrier said young people – likely going ter after the first snow. They his own, and collected the full “The plan is to focus on put- the entire change will be to school or sports practices. will be back in the spring, winnings. Jones reported the COMMUNITY ting Broadway back together amazing for those who, for a “What is fascinating is the however. winnings on his tax returns, REVERE – Since the pro- this season and then we’ll fo- generation, have grown ac- individual trips are short,” he but offset them with purport- posal for Suffolk Downs rede- cus on the truck route,” Carri- customed to the gritty appear- said. “We’re seeing a half- LYNN MAN ed gambling losses. Jones and velopment surfaced two years er said. “The truck route was the store owners then shared ago, there have been over ances of Lower Broadway. mile or less and 12 minutes. ARRESTED ON TAX supposed to be first, but we “It is going to be amazing,” A lot of young people we are the excess winnings. 300 meetings with state and had to change that.” It is alleged that for the he said. “When you get the seeing using them for school FRAUD local officials and communi- Unlike Broadway, Carrier LYNN – A Lynn man was tax years 2011 through 2017, ty groups in both Revere and said the truck route has to be a landscaping in, the crosswalks trips and jobs in town. The Jones paid less than $16,000 and the new bus stops, it will thing we thought is that it arrested on tax fraud charges East Boston. The HYM In- full-depth reconstruction due to in federal tax on a total of vestment Group held a public be really nice there.” would be recreational and on in connection with a “10 per- the deteriorated road conditions, approximately $52,000 of re- meeting at the Rumney Marsh Sundays and people would centing” scheme, in which he which takes much longer to purchased millions of dollars’ ported income. During this Academy to explain all the as- complete. On Nov. 5, they will LIMEBIKE A HUGE use them on the bike path. period, Jones claimed that pects of the project. Consistently, though, the wid- worth of winning Massachu- likely begin working on Robin SUCCESS setts state lottery tickets at a he was a professional gam- “Welcome to history,” said Street and Beacham and work est usage is not recreational bler and that all of his win- Mayor Brian Arrigo at the EVERETT – With one sea- and not on Sunday…What discount in order to help the down to Thorndike before the ticket holders avoid taxes on nings were offset by alleged start of the presentation, one son nearly complete for the that says is there are people construction season ends. the winnings. In addition, two gambling losses. Patel and intended as part of the com- Another improvement LimeBike system, City lead- taking these bikes to work and Kinslieh did not report to the ers are proclaiming it a huge store owners have pleaded munity engagement process. won’t even be seen, but for school.” Internal Revenue Service or The proposed 161-acre de- success in terms of helping guilty in connection with the those behind the wheel or on a He said the highest ridership, pay taxes on the income that velopment, with 60 percent residents get around the city. scheme. bike, it will be felt – and hope- Monty said, came on Tuesday, Clarance Jones, 80, was ar- they received from the ticket on the East Boston side and fully in a big way. Transportation Planner Jay Wednesday and Thursday. He scheme. 40 percent on the Revere side, Monty said they regularly an- rested and charged in a crimi- That change is the coordi- said it was quite evident people nal complaint unsealed today The charge of conspiracy to will include residential (con- nation of traffic signals with alyze the ridership and have were using the bikes as a trans- commit tax fraud provides for dos, apartments and 10 per- found it’s quite higher than with conspiring to commit the Boston Transportation portation service and not for a tax fraud and filing false tax a sentence of no greater than cent senior housing., retail and they would have expected. Monitoring Center (TMC) recreational activity. returns. He was released on five years in prison, three years office uses (2.5 million square using a Boston Transportation “It’s been a tremendous Also, Monty said they qui- conditions following an initial of supervised release and a feet in lab/office space, as well Department (BTD) “intercon- success,” he said. “The to- etly introduced e-bikes to the appearance today in federal fine of $250,000 or twice the as a 50,000 square-foot Inno- nect.” From Sweetser Circle tal number of rides has been system over the summer – court in Boston. gross loss or gain, whichever vation Center, a hotel, road- to Boston City Hall, all of the around 30,000 rides since it which is a bike with a small Two conspirators previ- is greater. The charge of filing ways, bike paths, open space intersections will be coordi- a false tax return provides for launched in April. That’s a motor to help propel a rider ously charged by information and more just on the Winthrop nated and surveillance camer- a sentence of no greater than big number. We have tracked easier. There are about 20 or have pleaded guilty. George side of the project. There will as will allow the BTD to mon- three years in prison, one year also be on-street parking and 7,000 individual riders that 30 e-bikes in Everett, as op- Kinslieh, 68, was charged itor all of those intersections of supervised release, a fine parking under the buildings. use the system. That’s a great posed to about 150 regular with one count of filing false from their TMC. percentage for a new system. tax returns. Kinslieh plead- of $100,000. Sentences are Attending the presentation Everett and Boston have bikes. The rate of riding those imposed by a federal district were members of the Suffolk Riders have logged about bikes, Monty said, was quite ed guilty on Oct. 10, 2018, worked together and agreed to 20,000 miles ridden.” before U.S. District Court court judge based upon the Downs Advisory Board, which allow Boston to be in charge high. U.S. Sentencing Guidelines consists of 25 people from LimeBike is a dockless He said the e-bikes were Judge Leo T. Sorokin, who of the “eyes” on the corridor scheduled sentencing for Feb. and other statutory factors. around Revere, who were ap- bike rental system where us- averaging about four rides as it is so closely linked. That 4, 2019. Bhavna Patel, 44, United States Attorney pointed after the City Council way, if there is a major backup ers activate the bikes using per day, and about 4,000 total Andrew E. Lelling; Kristina their smartphones, paying the was charged with one count approved the special develop- in Everett or Boston – a quick rides since being introduced. O’Connell, special agent in ment overlay district for the fee via the phone and leaving of conspiring to defraud the override of the new smart sig- “They are very popular,” he charge of the Internal Rev- project in March. The commit- the bikes on an appropriate Internal Revenue Service. nals can help relieve the con- noted. Patel pleaded guilty on Oct. enue Service’s Criminal In- tee began its work in June. gestion manually. sidewalk when done. The e-bikes are not scoot- vestigation in Boston; and Bob O’Brien, director of The bikes have been in 16, 2018, before U.S. Senior “Once we get around the ers, but have a battery pack District Court Judge Douglas Colonel Kerry A. Gilpin, economic development for the Mystic River, it will go all the place since the official launch above the back wheel that al- superintendent of the Massa- City of Revere, said the advi- in the spring, with Everett P. Woodlock, who scheduled way up to Sweetser Circle in lows it to propel the bicycle. sentencing for Feb. 7, 2019. chusetts State Police, made sory group is comprised of ex- being one of the first com- Everett and will control all of As far as the locations, The charging documents the announcement today. The tremely dedicated and well-in- that corridor,” he said. “We’ll munities in the metro area to Monty said they get a “heat” allege that from at least 2013 Massachusetts State Lottery formed people. He added that have video there and it will all adopt Lime. Since that time, map every day from Lime through 2015, Kinslieh and Commission provided assis- the Advisory Board meetings funnel into the Boston TMC. many other communities are showing where the bikes are Patel, who were store own- tance with the investigation. addressed specific areas - in Assistant U.S. Attorney Sara That will give them eyes on also using Lime as a dockless at and where they’ve been ers, and others, purchased cluding traffic and transpor- the whole corridor. There are Miron Bloom of Lelling’s Se- biking option. Other systems, used. There is no particular winning lottery tickets from tation. One large portion of conversations with Everett curities and Financial Fraud such as BlueBike in Boston, hot spot, he said, but they are the ticket holders for cash, at the project is the widening of and Boston are happening, Cambridge and Somerville, a discount to the value of the Unit is prosecuting the cases. Route 1A from two lanes on and they’ve agreed to let the being used all over the city. The details contained in the use a docking system whereas “What we’re seeing is they tickets, thereby allowing the each side to three. Another BTD have their fingers on the criminal complaint are alle- area proposed to change is the bikes must be taken from the are everywhere,” he said. ticket holders to avoid report- controls to make whatever dock and returned to the dock. ing the winnings on their tax gations. The defendant is pre- Beachmont area of Winthrop changes are necessary to the “You couldn’t look at these sumed innocent unless and until Avenue. Lanes will be recon- Monty said they have been maps and say there aren’t returns – a scheme known as signals on the corridor.” surprised by the short trips “10-percenting.” Kinslieh and proven guilty beyond a reason- figured and signalization- im With interconnected lights places they aren’t being used, proved. 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INCREDIBLE! Christina, Maggie, Marc, Maya and Macie, Darnelle, Michael and Daniel DeBisz. Marc Chapdelaine.

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Macie Camilleri is ready to fill Khadija Khessouane is as pret- Liam Woodward is ready to go her bucket with treats. ty as a princess. on a train ride.

Susan and Suzanne Martuc- Police Chief Delehanty, Trudy Macero, director of Winthrop ci from the Winthrop Book School of Performing Arts, John Macero, Ed Gaynor (skeleton), Depot. Eric Gaynor (Olaf), and Ellen Gaynor.

A meeting will be held on the Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Boston- Logan International Airport Terminal C Canopy, Connector & Roadway Project, all within the footprint of Logan Airport. The EA was submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on October 31, 2018, in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Massport is proposing to the FAA to renovate and improve the following Terminal C areas: Terminal C building, associated roadways, and curbside areas and canopy, all immediately adjacent Callie, Sara and Cori McCabe. to Terminal C at Logan Airport. Above left: Sen. Joe Boncore gathers with a few trick or treaters. WHEN: Tuesday, November 13, 2018  The Winthrop School of Performing Arts puts on an entertaining flash mob, 6:30 PM a fun feature of this year’s Halloween Haunt. WHERE: Cathy Leonard-McLean Community Room Logan Airport’s Rental Car Center* 15 Transportation Way East Boston, MA 02128 Now accepting new patients! Copies of the EA may be obtained from: Stewart Dalzell, Massachusetts Port Authority, Logan Office Center, One Harborside Drive, Suite 200S, East Boston, MA 02128-2909; (617) 568-3524; [email protected]. Copies of the EA are also being sent to the Main and East Boston branches of the Boston Public Library and the Winthrop Public Library where they may be reviewed. The EA is also available on Winthrop Massport’s website http://www.massport.com/massport/about-massport/project- neighborhood environmental-filings/logan-airport/. Written comments may be submitted to the FAA by November 30, 2018 to the health following address: Primary care providers you can see Richard Doucette when you need them. Federal Aviation Administration WNH has a unique model of scheduling that 1200 District Avenue facilitates same-day appointments. Whether you need chronic disease management, preventive Burlington, MA 01803 health, an annual physical, or a sick visit, WNH is here for you. Simply call and choose a primary care provider with us, right here in your community. *The Cathy Leonard-McLean Community Room is located on the lower level of the Rental Car Center (RCC) at Boston Logan International Airport. The RCC is accessible by MBTA via Airport Station or the Silver Line Call us to schedule your and then by a Massport shuttle bus. Parking for the RCC is available in front of the lower level or at the appointment: 617-568-6100. Loading Dock on Porter Street.

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