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FAMILY DAY AT THE BEACH ON JULY 14 PHOTOS BY KATE ANSLINGER The Winthrop Chamber of Joe Aiello leads the Viking float in the Horribles Parade on July 4, while Stephen Hines has a blast Commerce invites everyone as part of the circus float. The Horribles Parade took place on a hot morning, but the spirit wasn’t to Yirrell Beach from 11 a.m. spoiled by that. Hundreds flocked to the route to march or watch the annual Winthrop Indepen- – 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 14. dence Day tradition. to celebrate the annual Family Day at the Beach. Please contact the Cham- ber office if you would like to Austin Faison offered job as town manager volunteer for the day at (617) 846-9898. By Sue Ellen Woodcock The new town manager N.H., Faison brings years of assistant town manager of together,” said Faison during will be faced with what to do experience from the City of Brookline includes collab- his interview. He believes in MUSIC ON THE LAWN It’s been more than a year with the old middle school, Boston. He is currently em- oration with the school de- both an open-door policy and since former Town Manager center business district is- ployed as the assistant town partment and budget manage- communicating with the resi- The Winthrop Alumni Jazz James McKenna left, and the sues, development, the ferry, manager for Brookline and ment. dents. “I want to make a com- Band is scheduled to repeat road to finding a replacement a new public safety building, before being the assistant “I feel strongly that the their fantastic performance of has been rough. On Wednes- and two legal cases involving town manager, he had spent town and schools should work See TOWN MANAGER Page 3 last summer on Wednesday, day night, Town Council Pres- Winthrop Police. three years working for the July 18, from 6-8 p.m. at the ident Ron Vecchia appointed “It will be his responsibility City of Somerville as the dep- Deane Winthrop House. The a full-time manager, Austin to execute the collective vi- uty director of the Traffic and band is led by Berklee College Faison, in hopes that he will sion of our citizens and town Parking Department. He was of Music Assistant Professor, guide the town through some council,” Vecchia said. “I look employed as a senior analyst recording artist and Winthrop very difficult and challenging forward to working with him for the Somerville mayor and resident, Dave Limina, on pi- times ahead. and the council to improve the holds masters of public ad- ano. “I believe he is the right delivery of essential services ministration from Northeast- individual to guide our town to our resident and continue to ern University and a bache- SUMMER AT THE through some very difficult improve the quality of life for lor of arts in political science WINTHROP PUBLIC and challenging times,” said all of us.” from Bates College. LIBRARY Vecchia. Originally from Durham, Faison’s experience as the The following announce- ments and events are from the Winthrop Public Library. CASA seeks to continue programs in town As a reminder, library sum- mer hours are in effect until By Sue Ellen Woodcock nity liaison at CASA. prevention grant of $125,000 Sept. 1, 2018: In March, CASA an- a year that has been the main Monday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Community Action for nounced that it was looking source of funding for the last Tuesday 11 a.m. -8 p.m. Safe Alternatives (CASA) has for community support and 10 years. Police Chief Terrence Delehanty presents Lt. Paul DeLeo with a Wednesday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. been in existence since 1997 help with fundraising in order CASA is currently looking framed memento of his service to the department. Thursday 11 a.m.-8 p.m. and needs to restructure itself to still be able to offer services for future grants but realize Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. to be able to continue to pro- to the community. those wouldn’t be available vide the residents of Winthrop “Since this campaign has for another year, because of Lt. Paul DeLeo retires from Winthrop Adult with a primary prevention co- kick-started we’ve raised the process. Tuesday, July 17, 5:30 p.m. alition. $30,000,” Eruzione said. CASA will need to restruc- Police Department after 35 years : Tech Drop-In - Evening Ses- “We thought it is import- “We’re happy with the suc- ture its operations in order By Kate Anslinger time, Lt. Paul DeLeo is retir- sion ant to give the community cess that we’ve had so far. We to sustain the organization, ing and has admitted that the Tuesday, July 24, 11:30 an update on CASA,” said still have a ways to go.” including the director’s posi- After being on the Win- friendships are what he will a.m. : Tech Drop-In - Morning LeighAnn Eruzione, LICSW, CASA is in the final year throp Police Department for miss the most. Originally from Session director of diversion, commu- of a federal drug and alcohol See CASA Page 3 35 years, including reserve On Tuesdays, we offer free See DELEO Page 3 basic computer help and as- sistance with library resourc- es. Come by and work with Finding safe routes to local schools staff on: basic computer skills, e-readers and mobile devices, By Sue Ellen Woodcock to pick up kids from the Ft. Banks School. The School web searching, email, library Price subject Since there will be no Department and the Parent to change resources (Overdrive, Gale without Join us for Beach Day Databases, Ancestry.com, and school buses starting in Sep- Teacher Organizations, as notice more). A full list of dates can tember, the number of cars well as the town’s Transpor- this Saturday 7/14 be found here. droppingf of and picking up tation Advisory Board are .45 $ Per Tuesday, July 17, 6:30 p.m. children will increase. 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Saturday, June 30 cell phones and a wallet were was going off. He addressed off on Otis Street. Nothing arrive on the scene and is set- up and packing up for the Calling party stated that a returned to the male party in the situation and had the ve- showing and the area is quiet tling with G&J. A ticket was night. neighbor was having a large custody. hicle moved. The second car along with surrounding areas. issued. Caller on Pleasant Street pool party. Unit reports it is Caller on Centre Street re- was given a citation for being Report of kids setting off Unit called for parties fight- reports that there are people not at the location party stated ports a loud pool party in the illegally parked. 93 also noted fireworks on Pleasant Street. ing on Beacon Street. The being loud by the boats in the but was on Somerset Avenue. rear. Delayed dispatch due to parking situation has changed Officer spoke to people at group has been disbursed and marina. The parties are going Unit reports he spoke with the units tied up on booking and outside of Cervizzi Martial the yacht club and they heard all parties advised of their in for the night. partygoers and they will end it other calls. Officers spoke Arts due to children out front nothing. rights. No party would like to A mother came to the sta- for the night. They were told with the home owner who playing. Party with a bunch of kids press charges at this time. tion to pick up her daughter’s of the consequences if they will be taking it inside for the being loud and disturbing Caller on Billows Avenue wallet that had been turned had to return. night. Tuesday, July 3 called in by Sgt. Hickey on states that a white male pulled in to the station. Wallet with Caller on Pleasant Street Party on Crystal Cove Ave- ACO removed a dead pos- Terrace Avenue. 91 reports out his genitals and peed in money and personal papers was in an altercation with an- nue reports a loud party on the sum from Crest Avenue. that there is a very large group front of reporter on his proper- given to the mother. other male party in the park- first floor. Unit spoke with the Caller states there is a dou- of people. Units arrived and ty while making threats. He is A party came to the sta- ing lot. It was a verbal argu- two parties outside and told ble tractor trailer blocking here were two parties going no longer on the scene. BOLO tion with coffee and donuts to ment. Unit reports a verbal them to keep it down. access to Court Road. Caller on. Both parties were shut given out to all units. thank officers and firefighters argument only and caller just Caller states that dogs are stated that traffic is backed up. down for the night. Home- Caller at a Main Street for their assistance in June. wanted this on record. on the beach at Yirrell Beach 93 drove the length of Court owners have been advised. gas station stating that fire- Fire headquarters were noti- Report of a black knife on and they are not leashed. Unit Road and nothing was show- Parties were very coopera- crackers are too close and he fied of the resident’s apprecia- Shirley Street. Caller put an reports he checked the area ing. tive except for a few that rand is worried. Unit talked to the tion and informed of the treats orange cone in front of it. Unit with nothing showing. Spoke Party on Washington Av- down the beach. 93 moved all party and they are stopping for at the station for them as well. reports he has that item and with a couple of people and no enue stats there is a bunch of parties off of Yirrell Beach the night. DCF states that they reports will dispose of it properly. one saw a dog. mylar balloons that appear and units investigated a pos- Report of loud fireworks on of a mom under the influence Caller states there is a dog Party stated that her and an- to have gotten loose and are sible bonfire on the beach. Lincoln and Walden Street. with a 1 year old in the home loose and is with him across other woman were in a verbal abutting a cable wire. Call- Peace was finally restored. Caller reports people are on Irwin Street. DCF would from the Elks Club. It is a altercation over leash laws at er states that she works at a Units off with a group that parking on the grass in the like a well-being check on the black dog. Crest Playground. Reporter balloon store and they could is having a fire on the beach Lewis Lake area and there are child and mom. 91 request A female walked into the states she asked the other par- wrap around the cable wire off of Otis Street. Parties at small children everywhere. ALC-1 to respond to this call police station to report that ty to put her dog on a leash and cause a problem. Balloons the fire are not putting out the Call delayed due to higher as well. Sierra 4 request fire her upstairs neighbor was ha- and now the woman is yelling. are on a phone line attached to fire. They left for the night and priority calls. There is heavy to respond to this location rassing her. The female just When a unit arrived nothing the Elks. Balloons appear not peace was restored. traffic in the area and people for a forced entry. WFD and wanted this on record for any was showing. to be causing a hazard. and vehicles are clearing out. EMS on the scene prepar- future happenings. Unit reports he found the Report of suspicious activ- Wednesday, July 4 B4 has a party in hand on ing to make entry. Sierra 4 Multiple motor vehicles dog on the leash call at Han- ity on Hermon Street. Call- Caller on Shirley Street Shirley Street. It was a juve- also spoke to DCF and after were tagged for parking ille- naford Park. Unit reports he er knows people have been reports that she heard some- nile arrest for possession of speaking to them, a forced gally near the Landing. spoke with the party who stat- working there but she is un- one yelling “Edward”. She alcohol. entry was needed. Fire gained Multiple cars are parked on ed she never got into a verbal sure. She also witnessed him believes the party needs help. Walk-in to report that there entry through a window, no Shirley Street making it diffi- argument. She was advised of urinate outside. Officers spoke Units located the party and it are fireworks landing on the damage. Neither party is in cult to get by. This was only the town bylaws. with the individual and the was just a female looking for hood of his car on Undine Av- the unit. Sierra 4 reports they parking for a church event 91 assisted harbormasters parties work for a company her boyfriend. They have met enue. Units checked the area will be taking pictures for in- only. Seven vehicles will be with traffic. that is renovating the building. up and are on their way. and no damage noticed and no spectional services. 91 reports ticketed. Report of a man passed out Party on Temple Avenue Report of a needle in the fireworks in the area. DCF will follow up with this Caller on Pleasant Park in a beach chair in the vicin- wants to make a report that vicinity of Sunset Road. The Caller on Veterans Road re- call.Also stated that DCF Road states that he just got ity of Harvard Street. It was items are bing stolen from syringe was disposed of prop- ports that there is an unwanted would like officers to go by home and his front door is called in by a passerby. Male her fridge. She would like to erly. male on his front porch. Party the house during the shift to wide open. Units state clear- party was fine. speak to an officer. 91 spoke Caller on Banks Street was gone prior to unit’s arriv- see if they come across the in- ing the house. Units cleared Fire Department on scene with the caller who states that states that a stray dog is trying al. Grandmother was fine with volved party to do a well-be- the house with nothing out of at Washington Street and Riv- when she went to bed there to attack her. It is a big brown the party being there. ing check on her. 91 will also order. er Road with a medical aid was a full gallon of milk and dog. She was able to pass the Caller on Shirley Street notify Charlie 1. Two car motor vehicle and units assisted with traffic when she woke up today, dog and then go home. Unit states that a male is being dis- Falmouth PD want to be accident on Pleasant Street. control. there was only a half-gallon checked out on Morton Street orderly, wearing green shorts. contacted by party on Banks No injuries. A Rhode Island of milk left. to see if the dog resides there. No weapons at this time. Street regarding a hit and run plate comes back to a expired Monday, July 2 Caller on Sagamore Ave- The dog had left the area with Peace was restored. yesterday. The vehicle is not camper. 93 was notified that Report of loud music nue states that she was phys- nothing showing. Motor vehicle accident on there and no answer at the the stated party had an active playing in Ingleside Park. It ically assaulted by her neigh- Multiple parking violations Peasant Street. No injuries. door. registration. cleared out half the park. Of- bor who lives on the first floor. at Yirrell Beach. Multiple ve- Very minor accident. Unit is Caller reports a woman with Female came in to report ficer spoke with the party that Weapons unknown at this hicles moved. helping parties exchange pa- a dog is walking down Pond finding a phone and credit had the loud music and he time. Neighbor is possibly Party on Locust Street pers. No signs of an accident Street looking into people’s cards in the street on Wood- agreed to lower the volume. drunk. Units off speaking to states that there is a car block- and both parties agree that cars. 93 spoke to the party in side Avenue near the CVS. Caller on Revere Street both parties. Report to follow. ing a ramp for the elderly. The there is no damage. question and she is known to Owner was contacted and will states he has two women who Unit off with a parked car vehicle in question is legally Party on Shirley Street 93. Party is just looking at cars come to the station to pick up are unwanted guests. No other in a handicap spot with not parked with a handicap sticker asked officers to assist in- re as she walks by. her items. description given. No weap- plaque on Terrace Avenue. displayed. moving party guest from ons known at this time. Will knock on the door to Units responded to the area house. Units reports there are Friday, July 6 Sunday, July 1 Sierra 4 states he is at ad- have vehicle moved. of Bayview Avenue to clear roughly 100 people there. The Report of a disturbance Officer off with a small dress on Irwin Street advis- Caller on Woodside Avenue out a group of people. Units member from the party has with a contractor over money group at Dawes Playground. ing parties not to return to the reports that there is a dog in a talked to multiple groups at been dispersed. on Shore Drive. It is a civil Parties were sent on their way. Winthrop Marketplace from car unattended. Unit located the beach. All parties were co- Report of 10 teenage kids issue and peace was restored. Caller on Grandview Av- an earlier call. Both parties at- the party and she thought it operative and were advised of fighting each other on Undine Report of a baby seal that enue states there are fisher- tached have been advised not was cool enough to leave the the alcohol laws on the beach. Avenue. Group left before needs help on Pleasant Park men outside illegally parked to return to Winthrop Market- dog in the vehicle. Officers Caller on Shirley Street unit’s arrival. Nothing show- Road. The aquarium was con- and being loud. States that place. told her otherwise and she at- states that his neighbor on the ing now. tacted and station is waiting this happens every night. Of- Party came to the station tended to the dog. first floor ripped his camera Caller on Bellevue Avenue for a call back. ficers report the noise level is requesting a police escort to 92 witnessed someone to off of his back porch and put states that there is male in Caller reports that vehicles not excessive, but advised the pick up his baby from where put out chairs on Shirley Ave- it on the hood of his car. When the street yelling with threats are not stopping at the stop parties to keep it down regard- he believed she was trying. nue to save parking spots and he went to retrieve his camera, to the neighbors stating he sign on the corner of Whee- less. Party stated that he lives in they are removing them. He his neighbor was out front and is going to kill people. Units lock and Pauline Street. Units Officer off with illegally Montana and his baby has removed several homemade chest pumped him and spat checked the area and the cen- have been advised. Caller also parked motor vehicle block- been living with his mother, no parking signs, cones and in his face. 91 and 92 were ter area and no signs of that expressed concern over a de- ing the sidewalk on Charles but he wants her back. Party chairs. dispatched. It was a neighbor male party. fect on the handicap ramp at and Moore Street. One party was advised of his rights. A Report of someone light- dispute. There was damage in- the corner of Main and Win- is in custody on an outstand- report with more information ing off fireworks on Lincoln volved. Report to follow. Thursday, July 5 throp Streets. DPW was noti- ing warrant. 93 transport- will be done by the reporting Street. Area is quiet and offi- WFD states that the back- Unit off with three parties fied. ing him to the station. Other officer. cers spoke to residents on the hoe on Shore Drive keeps low- on Shore Drive. Units clear Caller on Prospect Avenue units attempting to locate the Caller states that a driver is street and they reported they ering and it is unmanned. Pos- and parties were advised. states that she was taking her owner to move the illegally possibly drunk and swerving heard nothing. sible hydraulic issue. May be Caller at Governors Park children out of her vehicle parked vehicle. Units still on in and out of oncoming traf- Fireworks on Yirrell Beach. dangerous for people going/ reports that his door was and a neighbor drove up the the scene and request Revere fic at Shore Drive and Ocean Uint spoke to party and ex- driving by. State Police have cracked open and his house wrong way. Reporter is con- PD K9. K9 search negative. Avenue. plained the fireworks law. been notified and a message has been turned upside down. cerned that her family is at Unit will try to make con- 93 off with two vehicles They were very cooperative was left on voicemail for the Caller is missing all his mon- risk because multiple neigh- tact to get the vehicle moved. parked illegally on Pauline and are going to stop. construction company (MDR) ey. Officer did a preliminary bors drive up the one way. 91 Officer was unable to make Street and one car alarm is Off on Temple Avenue ext. that is doing the work. MDR check of the area and a report will speak to parties. contact with the operator and going off. 93 states he located with a couple of parties. They contacted Winthrop HQ that will follow. Party on Woodside Avenue G&J was called to tow. Two the owner of car that the alarm are now clearing the area and they respond in 45 minutes to Report that there are a lot of states that her sister with an are now walking toward the an hour to fix the problem. kids drinking and being loud altered mental status needs a beach area to speak with an- Unit requested a tow for a on Court Road. Resident was well-being check on her. Units other group near the green vehicle blocking a hydrant at advised to bring it in for the request fire and EMS for the rails. The parties were sent on Shore Drive and Wave Way night. female. Female was taken to their way. Avenue. G&J also on the Unit off with male party on MGH via Action EMS. Sister Report of fireworks going scene. Owner of the vehicle Shore Drive. Party was light- was updated and referred to ing sparklers and he left the services. area. Report of a white male com- Unit off with a few parties ing from Bowdoin and going CALL that look like they may be onto Wadsworth Street with a cleaning the area of Beacon grey pitiful. The dogs keeps Circle. Parties were cleaning GEORGE See POLICE Page 4 BARKER Sales • All Service • Leases GERRY D’AMBROSIO

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Don’t forget your lawn chairs and blankets. No pets, alcohol, or smoking. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. 781-284-5657 E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 Page 3 APPRECIATION Lucy Fiandaca, East Boston native, pillar of the community

By Cary Shuman “Every Christmas, without fail, she brought a box of her When Lucy Fiandaca delicious cookies to the court- walked in to the Winthrop house,” recalled Faretra. “And Marketplace to do her shop- she brought me another box to ping, this elegant lady from take home for Christmas Eve. East Boston lit up the whole She was so generous. She kept store with her kindness, her that tradition and that connec- warmth, and her optimism. tion going forever.” “She was the most positive Cheryl Fiandaca, a highly person I’ve ever met,” said respected Boston television owner Marc Wallerce. “She reporter held in high regard by was a wonderful, wonderful her peers, said her mother was lady who got to know all my “an amazing woman.” staff, and they loved her. She “My mother was incredi- brightened everybody’s day.” Lucy Fiandaca. From her shopping trips ble. We were very, very lucky to Winthrop, to her work at professional, caring, and very – we won the parent lottery. the Dante Alighieri School in kind, especially to the stu- We had two wonderful par- East Boston, to her baking and dents. She had a winning way ents,” said Cheryl. “She was cooking at the family home with the students and often just a wonderful woman who where she and her husband, brought them clothes, toys, was incredibly selfless and Paul DeLeo with friends and fellow officers. Joe, raised a beautiful, suc- and whatever she felt they wanted a big family and had cessful family of five daugh- needed. And she did it without a house that was filled with ters and two sons, Mrs. Fian- love and laughter and friends. any fanfare. She did it out of DeLeo // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 daca was a woman of many the goodness in her heart. She Anybody was welcomed at talents. often brought us freshly baked any time.” East Boston, DeLeo started at ever. “Lt. DeLeo was the father But what Mrs. Fiandaca did cookies and donuts and I still Gina Fiandaca, transpor- the department when he was And while he will no longer of community policing in our best was immeasurable, and to this day use her recipes.” tation commissioner for the 29 years old. He spent sever- be full-time at the station, he department back in the 1990s greatly appreciated by all who Joseph Faretra, clerk mag- City of Boston, like her sisters al of his years at the station as will continue to stay busy do- when the theory was first be- had the honor of her com- istrate of the East Boston Dis- and brothers, symbolized the a shift commander, leading a ing details when he isn’t help- ing floated in law enforce- pany: She made people feel trict Court, had the opportuni- family’s commitment to pub- regular team and calling the ing out with his grandsons in ment,” said Police Chief Dele- good about themselves and ty to get to know and admire lic service and the importance shots. Boxford, Mass. hanty. “He put a lot of effort left them with a positive, up- Mrs. Fiandaca when her hus- of education. “It went by in the blink of “The detail program here is into serving people, lent an lifting experience every time. band, Joe, began working at “My mother imparted in an eye,” said DeLeo as he excellent and it helps take the ear to anyone who came into Mrs. Fiandaca, a lifelong the court and later became a us public service and service reflected on his years at the edge off of leaving when you or called the department, from department. During his time know you will still be in touch children to seniors; he was the East Boston resident, died on first assistant clerk magistrate. in general I would say,’ said as an officer, DeLeo worked with everyone.” problem solver. A man with July 2 at her home following “She was an old-fashioned Gina. “She instilled in us a an illness. She was 94. sense of being the best you with eight different chiefs and DeLeo’s colleagues reflect- a big heart with good humor mom who loved cooking and experienced tragic, sad and ed on the role that he played in and an appetite for good food East Boston residents, baking and spent a lot of time could be. My mother had the along with her many friends ability to make everybody even funny moments that will the department and the mark to match. He is considered a with her family,” said Faretra. be imprinted on his heart for- that he left behind. legend.” and neighbors at the Jack Sat- “When she met you, she met feel special. She stressed ter House in Revere, where you with a smile and a kind how important it is to make she lived for the past three word. She was a very sin- connections to people. It’s so years in what represented a cere, delightful person to be important to listen and empa- Town Manager // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 new beginning for her, paid around. She brought up five thize and she never lost that. tribute this week to Mrs. Fi- daughters and two sons and as Even in her final days, she munity great for the people fort,” he said. “I understand andaca at memorial obser- it turned out, they were a very would talk about how import- who live there so they contin- how a municipality works, vances. She had quickly be- successful family and well ant it was for us to always take ue to live there and thrive.” how a budget works.” come part of the Satter House regarded for their public ser- care of each other and that’s During his interview, Fais- Since McKenna’s depar- community who welcomed vice. A lot can be said about what she wanted most, that on expressed his passion for ture, Police Chief Terence her giving personality. Back the impact that their mother we would always be there for the town and the extreme po- Delehanty stepped in with a in her Eastie neighborhood had on their careers. She was each other and isn’t that what tential it has for development. dual role of town manager and in which she took great pride, very humble.” life is really all about.” “There is a boom happen- police chief. He was offered some lovingly called Mrs. Fi- Faretra recalled when Joe Gina recalled the many, ing not just in Boston, but in the position and later declined andaca the “First Lady of East and Lucy Fiandaca’s son, happy gatherings around the the entire metropolitan region the offer. Boston.” Kenneth, a Winthrop resident, holidays at their home in Ori- and Winthrop is too close to Presently, David Cressman Rita Sorrento, chair of the was appointed a judge in the ent Heights. everything else that is hap- was hired as a temporary part- board at East Boston Neigh- Massachusetts judicial sys- “Those celebrations were pening to not see success,” he time town manager. said. “You are in a great po- The other two finalists for borhood Health Center and tem, he called Mr. Fiandaca legendary,” said Gina. “It sition to prosper over the next Austin Faison. the position were, Tim Gor- former principal at the Dan- on the telephone and left a wasn’t just the immediate five to 10 years and all it takes don, who worked with former te Alighieri School, said the family and the siblings, the message congratulating him is a couple of new projects to importance of maintaining the Town Manager James McK- grandchildren, and cousins. entire staff appreciated Mrs. on his son’s achievement. flourish.” character and traditions of the enna, and Michael Lombardo, Fiandaca’s daily efforts at the “I said, ‘I can just see your Whoever happened to be in While Faison would like town. town manager in Hamilton. school where she would greet father, so, so proud of you for town, whether it was one of to see development in Win- “I’m ready for a job like No word yet on salary or students, teachers, and parents becoming a judge – he would colleagues who couldn’t get throp, he also believes in the this, I have innovative ideas start date. upon their arrival. have been delighted to be here home, they were part of the and I believe it’s a team ef- “We worked together at to see you reach this presti- family. Nobody was left out.” the Alighieri School on Gove gious position in your career,” Gina Fiandaca added that Street, and she would be the said Faretra. she and her siblings “were first person everyone would Faretra said he and his col- really lucky with two greats meet at the door,’ said Sorren- leagues were often the ben- parents, and hopefully we do to. “She was the perfect per- eficiaries of Mrs. Fiandaca’s them proud.” son for that position. She was finely tuned baking skills.

CASA // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 tion. Amy Epstein, director, programming may be shift- back.” will be pursuing other oppor- ing, the Board is committed to Anyone wishing to make a tunities outside of her current continuing the work of our co- donation to CASA can mail it role at the end of the summer. alition,” said Board President to 45 Pauline St., second floor, “I basically wrote myself Mary Lou Osborne. in Winthrop. out of the grant,” Epstein said. “We will continue to im- “When we look at the data “In order to sustain CASA it plement youth programing. we are seeing decreased rates can’t sustain a full-time direc- Our Youth Advisory Board is of substance use in youth,” Cheers to SUMMER! tor now. Part of the restructur- very active and the diversion Eruzione said. “And we’re ing is no more full-time direc- program will continue,” Ep- seeing higher rates of kids tor. It’s just not in the budget.” stein said. “Direct service for connected to their communi- “Amy’s role and CASA’s youth is happening but scaling ty.” OPEN ANY NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT AND YOU’LL RECEIVE FREE: • Mobile Banking with • Instant issue ATM/VISA® Check Deposit check card • Access to Allpoint® ATMs • e-Statements Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 • Online Banking and Bill Pay • Check Buy-Back* : AUTHOR TALK: Darryl information about our pro- Sarno Teens and Kids grams on our calendar, on PLUS, GET YOUR CHOICE OF A FREE GIFT Winthrop resident Darryl All summer activities for Facebook, or by calling 617- WHEN YOU OPEN ANY NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT! Sarno has published the book, kids and teens were in the 846-1703. Special Airline and Aircraft summer reading newsletter. ABOVE® 4-Piece Visitors: Unique Airport You can view the list of pro- SUMMER CONCERTS Travel Bag Set PRODYNE® Dips On Ice Sightings of New England, grams at tinyurl.com/wplsum- AT INGLESIDE BEGIN ™ which includes more than merreading2018. Acrylic Dip Bowl 150 photos and lists of un- THIS THURSDAY usual sightings at other New Library Announcements Just Kill Me Rico will be England airports. Darryl has There is no board of trust- kicking off the summer con- documented the arrival of ees meeting until September. cert series at 7 p.m. on Thurs- many unique planes to Logan Sign up for WOWbrary and day July 12, at the Ingleside 800.657.3272 EBSB.com Airport over a 20-year peri- receive an email showing the Park gazebo. Minimum deposit of $50 is required at account opening. Customer purchases checks. We reserve the right to substitute a gift of similar value, while od. Come meet Darryl while newest items every Wednes- Bring your lawn chair and supplies last. Please note in the event the value of the free gift exceeds $10, the bank is required to report the gift value on form 1099-INT or 1099- come on down to enjoy great MISC. The recipient is responsible for all applicable taxes. *We’ll pay you up to $15 for your unused checks and check card from another financial he shares his hobby with us. day. You can also view this institution. Offer may change at the discretion of the bank at any time. Light refreshments will be week’s newest items here. music in the park! served. You can always find more Facebook.com/EastBostonSavingsBank Member FDIC Member DIF Page 4 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH THE 136TH ANNUAL HORRIBLES PARADE

Photos by Kate Anslinger

Residents lined the streets last Wednesday, July 4, for the 136th annual Horribles parade. From Town Council members cruising along the parade route on Lime Bikes to a Vikings boat filled with little ones, this year’s parade was a sight to see. Following the event, folks gathered in Coughlin Park for re- lay races, a pie-eating contest and slush provided by State Sen. Joe Boncore.

Precinct 6 Councilor Linda Calla rides along on a Lime Bike. Rob DeMarco leads the group of `80s lovers. Danielle Logan is all about being patriotic.

The All-Star Kitchen Band makes some noise as they walk the parade route. Denise, Sophia and Scott Bocchio.

Macie Camilleri and Finley O’Brien. Frankie Fabiano on the megaphone. Town Council President Ron Vecchia is excited to cruise the route on a Lime Bike.

Police // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 will make sure the male amant that there was loud mu- Suspicious activity report- states a loud party with a DJ may have gone to the area of there is loud music originating gets home, and is with rela- sic. No answer. If calls persist ed on Lincoln Street. Vehicle and speakers. A3 reports he Revere Street and Governors from the park with possible tives. Clear, the male is home then will file for keeper of a has been parked with the door spoke to the partygoers earli- Park. Units will check sine the 94C activity. Unit checked the and relatives are in the house. disorderly house. open for quite some time. er and they stated they were party may be very intoxicated. parking lot of the playground Dog is also in the house. Ser- Male was just taking a nap. going to wrap it up at 9 p.m. 93 reports two dogs fight- and Seal Harbor with nothing vices were rendered. Saturday, July 7 Vehicle was on private prop- Units will remind the parties ing at public landing. showing. Caller states she is a passer- Report of a black sedan at erty. No violations observed at of the time. Music was turned Party on Veterans Road re- Passerby called in to re- by and has seen a dog fight in Governors Park with possi- this time. off and peace was restored. ports there is a male sleeping port a male stumbling into the the lot of the Winthrop Yacht ble 94c activity. Units reports Report of a sewer cover in Caller at George and Bow- on the grass next to the play- roadway on Main Street. He Club and is requesting police. speaking with the parties. the middle of Revere Street. doin Streets reports a large ground with a bottle of pills was transported to BMC. No one is injured and dog de- They just moved in the area Manhole cover was put back black dog is loose in the area and nips next to him. Unsure Caller at the Public Landing scriptions are unknown. Unit and are smoking cigarettes. and placed properly. All se- and he thinks it may be lost. if he is okay. 34-year-old male reports there is man stumbling spoke to a couple of people No 94c. Clear. cure. Units located the animal and having problems at home and into the roadway heading to- who stated that there was no Off with a group of youths Calling party on Buchan- were able to reunite it with its he is fine, just enjoying the wards the Point. The party is argument between two dogs at Yirrell Beach. They sent the an Street reports a “loose” owner. day and clearing his head. worried about his safety. Offi- and the owners. Nothing parties out of the area. manhole cover in front of Caller on River Road re- cers off with two parties. One showing. Caller on Grovers Avenue her house. Officer will place Sunday, July 8 ports a white male walking male party has one active in Report of loud banging was scammed out of $4,000. cones there for now for safety Party on Kennedy Road back and forth doing possible WMS. 92 requests a taxi for and loud music on Jefferson He would like to see an offi- and WPD will notify the DPW reports that her ex-husband is 94C. Nothing showing at this one of the males to Chelsea.93 Street. Units clear, no music cer to file a report. Report to to fix. trying to sleep in the hallway. time. transporting other male party from the unit. Caller was ad- follow. Caller on Cliff Avenue Male party left the area and Party on Pond Street states for booking. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 Page 5 CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH THE 136TH ANNUAL HORRIBLES PARADE

Winthrop girls’ soccer team.

Tommy and Lilah Logan show off their patriotism in a Jeep.

Grand Marshall Peter Gill, with Jim and Ginny Noiles. Marc Chapdelaine hands out popcorn as part of a circus float. Wendy Millar-Page helps Ellie Gottschall with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Life is better in Jim Polino Winthrop by the Sea Elizabeth Polino Statewide mls ranks highland real estate #1 in Winthrop Home Sales Jonathan Polino Highest dollar volume in home sales James Polino most homes listed for sale, and most transactions Data per MLSPIN first half of 2018

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MAKE THE MOST OF SUMMER Forum Guest Op-Ed My father who lived an extraordinary life, used to say, “When you look back on your life, you realize that all you really have is a Curing Alzheimer's in America lot of memories.” What brings these words to mind is the realization that the long, By Kenneth E. Thorpe disease. Their prognosis isn’t caregivers dedicated more a Walk to End Alzheimer’s hot summer is upon us. With school out and the excitement of the good. The disease kills one in than 18 billion hours to help- this year. These walks will Fourth of July behind us, we now have arrived at what often are re- Imagine waking up one three patients. Between 2000 ing their loved ones in 2015. raise funds to support the Alz- morning and not knowing and 2015, deaths from Alzhei- The value of this care exceed- ferred to as the dog days of summer -- humid, steamy, and languid heimer’s Association care and whether you’re in your own mer’s skyrocketed more than ed $232 billion. research efforts. -- that have burned indelible memories into our mind’s eye from home, let alone your home- 120 percent. It’s currently the These costs are rising. Na- Any research break- our earliest childhood into adulthood. town. The faces around you sixth leading cause of death in tionwide, the value of unpaid throughs could be momen- the country. care will reach $4.5 trillion by For those of us who live in the Greater Boston area, numer- are unfamiliar, and you don’t tous. Diagnosing patients know who to ask for help -- or Alzheimer’s disease is 2030 -- that is 60 percent of earlier and more accurately ous vacation spots, from the mountains and lakes of Maine and what to say. costly. In 2018, medical care the total projected cumulative could save almost $8 trillion New Hampshire, to the pastoral serenity of the Berkshires, to the This is a daily reality for alone will cost $277 billion. cost of Alzheimer’s disease. in medical and care costs over world-famous beaches of Cape Cod and the islands, are within a more than 5.7 million Amer- Between 2017 and 2030, To reduce this toll, we must icans. These people suffer Americans will cumulative- invest more in the research the coming decades. short distance. from Alzheimer’s disease, a ly spend $7.7 trillion on the and development of new Alz- And should a breakthrough The Greater Boston area itself is full of summertime pleasures debilitating, ultimately fatal disease, accounting for both heimer’s cures and treatments. treatment be found, then with- and recreational opportunities, whether it be a visit to the 15 beach- chronic condition that de- medical and unpaid caregiv- Fortunately, the public sec- in just five years, 2.6 million stroys nerve cells in the brain. ing costs according to a study tor is doubling down on its Americans could avoid an es maintained by the state, boating in our beautiful Boston Harbor Currently, there is no cure. from my organization, the efforts. Congress increased Alzheimer’s diagnosis. The and nearby environs, concerts at numerous venues, or taking in the Alzheimer’s disease takes Partnership to Fight Chronic Alzheimer’s research funding nation also would save $650 vibrancy of the Boston waterfront scene. a huge toll on patients and Disease. at the National Institutes of billion on healthcare costs and our health system. It also sig- Family members and Health by $400 million from However, what summertime always has meant to us -- the time unpaid caregiving. nificantly impacts caregivers, friends provide staggering 2016 to 2017. We must prioritize Alzhei- we spend with our families, friends, and children -- reinforces the who are often unpaid family amounts of uncompensated Private companies also are mer’s research. Doing so will care to Alzheimer’s patients. forging ahead to find a cure. notion that the best things in life are free. members who sacrifice their save lives, reduce healthcare own wellbeing to tend to their More than 16 million Ameri- There are nearly 100 potential While life itself is short and passes all too quickly, summer is costs, and give time back with loved ones. cans act as unpaid caregivers. new treatments in clinical tri- even briefer. There are just eight weeks from now until Labor Day This financial and human Among caregivers with full or als today. our loved ones while lessen- weekend. All of us will lament, “Where did the summer go?” when toll can no longer be dis- part-time jobs, nearly three in Universities and civic or- ing the load on caregivers. Kenneth E. Thorpe is a pro- we return to work and school on the day after Labor Day. missed. It’s time to intensify five have missed work to care ganization are doing their part our efforts to develop new for their loved one. More than to fund research and develop- fessor of health policy at Em- Let’s make sure that when we do so, we can look back on a sum- treatments and cures. one in six had to stop working ment, too. ory University and chairman mer that created memories that will last a lifetime for ourselves and Every 65 seconds, some- entirely. Across the United States, of the Partnership to Fight for those whom we love. one in America develops the America’s Alzheimer’s more than 630 cities will host Chronic Disease.

LETTERS to the Editor Independent WINTHROP BUSINESS Amanda Koutalakis Community Action for Safe storm surges,and many mem- OWNERS SUPPORT Square Market Alternatives (CASA), a pri- bers of our community lost Newspaper Group Hong Kong Dragon mary prevention coalition power. Our beloved Belle Isle CLEAN ENERGY founded in Winthrop in 1997, Marsh saw extreme flooding, Send us Your News PRODUCTION THANK YOU TO DR. is in the final year of a federal with salt inundating the up- drug and alcohol prevention land habitat,killing wildlife, The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages Dear Editor: PRANSKY AND STAFF grant that has been the main trees and other vegetation. residents to submit birth and engagement an- We are Winthrop business Dear Editor: nouncements, news releases, business briefs, honor owners who are very con- source of our funding for the We know that more of rolls, social news, sports stories, and photographs Moving to a new town and last 10 years. As this $125,000 for publication. Items should be forwarded to our cerned about the economic this is in our future. A report having a second child on the annual grant has been com- by the Union of Concerned offices at 385 Broadway, Citizens Bank Building, damage Winthrop is experi- way, I really wanted to make Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151-9103. Items can also encing due to increased flood- ing to a close, the board, our Scientists found that Win- be faxed to 781-485-1403. The Sun Transcript also sure that my family would be staff, and our volunteers have throp is the single most vul- encourages readers to e-mail news releases to ing and more frequent and se- well cared for. I have now been worked extremely hard to pri- nerable coastalcommunity [email protected]. vere storms. This has affected here 37 years and am thrilled us and our customers. We un- vately raise funds. However, in the Commonwealth when to say that I’ve been fortunate it is unlikely we will be able it comes to sea-level rise;it derstand that tackling climate enough to go to the same doc- change is our great challenge, to raise the amount necessary shows that in a “high sea level ubscription tor’s office this whole time. In to replace the full funding rise” scenario, 11-percent of S but with great challenges that time, not only have I had come great economic oppor- from our federal grant. With Winthrop will be {/chronical- Information a great doctor-patient relation- that said, CASA will need ly inundated”- i.e., flooding tunities. We know we have to ship with Dr. Pransky, but I The Winthrop Sun Transcript is published to restructure its operations in over 10-percent of the land act now. have also had the opportunity every Thursday by the Revere-based Indepen- We support Massachusetts in order to sustain the orga- area- at least 26 times per year dent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage to get to know the staff. I am nization. This includes Amy by 2030. rates paid at Boston Ma. Subscription rates legislation, which will drive not sure how it is at other doc- are $26 per year in Winthrop, and $50 per year Epstein pursuing other oppor- For that reason we urge you clean energy production. This tor’s offices, but this is a special outside the city. Postmaster, send change of includes increasing the re- tunities outside of her current to act with urgency in terms address information to Independent Newspa- one and I so lucky to have these role as CASA’s Director. of reducing greenhouse gas per Group, 385 Broadway, Suite 105, Revere, newable portfolio standard to people in my own hometown. Amy came to CASA in emissions that are exacerbat- MA 02151. 3 percent annually. This will Anne, Elaine, and Maria drive the market for renew- 2015. Over the past three ing climate change. The Transcript assumes no financial respon- have always been there for me ables, promote economic de- years, Amy has worked tire- Massachusetts is not going sibility for typographical errors in advertise- and have made me feel wel- lessly with the community to ments, but will reprint that part of the adver- to solve climate change on its velopment, and reduce emis- comed, respected, and under- tisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers sions. make Winthrop a better place own. But we are a leader state stood every time I go to the through the work of prima- will please notify the management immediately Also, we support lifting the that others follow. With this in of any errors that may occur. USPS NO. 526- office. As the years went by, ry prevention. During Amy’s solar net metering cap. mind we respectfully urge you 560 Dr. Pransky and his staff have tenure as the Director, she has Finally, we support enact- to support accelerating the not only cared for me and my been an advocate for Win- ing a price on carbon emis- Renewable Portfolio Standard family, but we have developed throp’s youth which includes sions to create economic in- {RPS) to 3-percent a year. a friendship. You can go to a her work developing the irectory centives for businesses and The RPS is a mandate on D bigger healthcare practice with CASA Youth Advisory Board, consumers to reduce fossil electric suppliers,including a bigger office, but you will a peer-to-peer initiative to fuel consumption and in- the utilities, to source a certain Marketing Director not find a better group of- car prevent risky behaviors at crease adoption of cleaner percentage of renewable ener- ing professionals who will treat the Middle School and High Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] gy. In 2018,this requirement alternatives. Carbon pricing you with the courtesy and re- School levels and also the Assistant Marketing Directors is 13-percent, and under cur- will benefit our local economy spect that you deserve. It starts Winthrop Youth Provider’s Maureen DiBella - [email protected] rent law it increases by 1-per- by keeping more money in the with a phone call to Marlene, Network, a conglomeration of cent per year. At that rate,we Legal Advertising state, and will increase jobs, and she always makes sure that the youth service providers in will be at 25-percent renew- Ellen Bertino - [email protected] investment, and innovation on your appointment time works town. Amy has strengthened able energy by 2030. Ad Design MA. As we have heard, cities for you. Next, Ann will make community relationships and In contrast, California,New and towns will lead the way. sure that your prescriptions are has committed herself to her Kane DiMasso-Scott York and New Jersey have set We are proud Winthrop sup- filled and ready for pick up at work and CASA’s mission. Editorial goals of 50-percent renewable porters of climate solutions. your preferred location. Then, We cannot thank her enough energy by 2030. Stephen Quigley Elaine and Maria will make for her support, efforts, and By boosting our rate of Cary Shuman The Winthrop Pro Shop, certain that all the details are dedication to the Winthrop increase to 3-percent a year Jim Gillis taken care of and all direc- Community. Reporters starting in 2019,the Common- La Parisienne, tions and guidelines are written Please note, while Amy’s Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] wealth would reach 49-per- Rafik Chaib out. Finally comes Dr. Gary role and CASA’s program- Cary Shuman - [email protected] cent renewable energy by Winthrop Market Place, Pransky, a man who has made ming may be shifting, the 2030,speeding our transition Seth Daniel - [email protected] Marc Wallerce Winthrop his work home. He Board is committed to con- to fossil free energy, keeping John Lynds - [email protected] Inc.ubate Coworking, has given his all to his patients tinuing the work of our coa- Copy Editing, Layout Michael Lucerto from this town and surrounding lition. Thank you to those of more energy dollars here at La Petite Boutique, Sara home, and creating local jobs. Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates communities. you who have supported our Roth Oosten So from me and my fami- efforts over the years and in The other issue we would Business Accounts Executive John’s Barber Shop, like you to support is a state- Judy Russi - [email protected] ly, thank you for all you have the most recent months. Once Thomas Console again, thank you Amy Ep- wide ban on plastic bags. Over Printer done and continue to do. Here Christopher’s Flowers is a proven fact; the biggest is stein. 80 communities in Massachu- Concord Monitor (N.H.) Special F/X, ToniAnn not always the best. Not when The CASA board of setts,including Boston,have Cherico you have Dr. Pransky, Elaine, directors voted to ban them; Winthrop Bobby Lou’s Jewelry, Ann, Maria, Marlene, Vicky, and Revere are likely to fol- Bobby Lou WE ARE VUNERABLE low suit. It makes more sense The Winthrop Transcript reserves the right to edit letters for space and Jessica here in Winthrop. Center Cafe, Roger Marc Wallerce, Owner, to have one uniform policy and clarity. We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please Oliveira TO CLIMATE across the state. This is a com- include your street and telephone number with your submission. Winthrop Marketplace The Winthrop Transcript publishes columns, viewpoints and letters La Siesta CHANGE mon sense way to reduce the to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to Eyes On Me Beauty, Dear Mr. Speaker: amount of plastic pollution in encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed Nataly Mercado Last winter served as a our environment, particularly are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. Gagin Insurance WORK OF CASA reminder of how vulnerable our marine environment. Text or attachments emailed to McCormick Flowers, CONTINUES Friends of Belle Isle Marsh [email protected] are preferred. Winthrop,Revere and East Ryan McCormick Dear Community Members: Boston are to climate change. Joanne McKenna Sandy Paws, As many of you know, We saw record flooding and President E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 Page 7 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 834 - DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE & MARGARET PULSIFIER 20 years ago Street shortly before noon on summer playground children. July 9, 1998 July 1. The attack occurred The out-of-doors services The 50-foot yacht Star of in front of the Marsh Funeral being conducted at the Union the Sea that was being oper- Home at 174 Winthrop St. Congregational Church this ated by Joe Duplin Sr. was What promises to be the summer have been well-at- 1 forced to run aground behind biggest Viking Sale Days in tended. 55 Court Road when it caught history, according to Cham- Dolores Del Rio stars in fire at 11 p.m. on July 2. Har- ber of Commerce Pres. Lou “Ramona” at the Winthrop bormaster Charles Famolare, Rossetti, is set for this coming and Dream Theatres. who lives on Court Road, Wednesday through Saturday. deputy harbormasters, fire- The Mass. Senate has re- 100 years ago fighters, and neighbors rallied jected a bill that would have July 13, 1918 to help the passengers to safe- allowed Massport to purchase In view of the acute short- ty. The boat had been at the private property in East Bos- age of wool throughout the fireworks in East Boston and ton for the further expansion country, citizens are being was headed back to its berth at of Logan Airport. The defeat urged not to knit sweaters for Atlantic Marina when smoke is being hailed by Massport’s our soldiers, but to limit their started to fill the cabin. Dub- opponents as the first time gifts to socks. lin beached the boat and the that Massport has lost an im- The anti-loafing law will go 15 passengers jumped ship as portant legislative battle and into effect Friday, requiring all flames engulfed it. The Coast marks a turning point on the men between the ages of 18 Guard and Clean Harbors issue of airport expansion. to 50 who are not engaged in were called in the next day to Dustin Hoffmann stars in useful occupations to register 2 contain the 50-100 gallons of “The Graduate” at the Win- with their local police depart- diesel fuel that spilled into the throp Theatre. ment so that suitable employ- water. ment might be found for them. Bright sunshine and an 60 years ago Eliot and Whittier realtors overall quiet Fourth of July July 10, 1958 have announced the sale of was enjoyed by local resi- Rapid Transit bus compa- the home at 157 Grovers Ave. dents. Police reported no inci- ny officials, responding to together with a lot consisting dents over the holiday week- criticism of their request for a of 4,600 square feet. end. fare hike, say that the increase Mary Pickford stars in The MDC has announced it is necessary because of de- “M’Liss” at the Winthrop will hold a Beach Day at Win- creased ridership. Theatre -- “The place where throp Beach on July 18 that Edna Carlton, a teacher in you forget your troubles.” also will entail a clean-up of Winthrop for 24 years, has 110 years ago the beach. been named the new Principal July 11, 1908 “Saving Private Ryan,” of the E.B. Newton School. Although only 50 voters “The Mask of Zor- Telephone worker Joseph turned out on a sweltering ro,” and Madeline” are play- Ciampa is being credited with night for Town Meeting and ing at the Revere Showcase saving the life of 85-year-old most thought that the business burned all of the remaining Point Shirley has had a liam Rivers, M. H. Orcutt, Art Cinemas. Louis DeGraves for pulling would be done within a few number of prominent business Costonis and a neighborhood IOUs. George E. was elected DeGraves from last week’s minutes, their hopes were dis- establishments since 1910 - - seasonal (summer) First Na- to serve as one of the three 30 years ago inferno at the Pleasant Park appointed, and they spent 90 - Orcutt’s, Pulsifer’s, Wege- tional Store before becoming Winthrop Assessors, a posi- July 13, 1988 Y.C. when Ciampa without minutes in useless quibbling ner’s, Dupees’, Houghton’s, Pulsifer’s Market. See picture tion he held for some 22 years. The Board of Selectmen hesitation brought a ladder to on sewer issues and the new Surfside 16 and Madrids to # 2 for a side view of the build- He also served as president of has named Marie Turner as its a second floor window, scaled school. Ultimately, appropri- name a few. Today Pulsifer’s ing in 1919 with the Ridge- the Winthrop Board of Trade, executive secretary. it, and brought DeGraves to ations were passed for both will be featured in this Then way Point Shirley Trolley the predecessor of the current Operators of local taxis are safety. matters. and Now article which is car passing by. For 44 years, Chamber of Commerce. In not pleased with a new dress Robert Ryan and Tina Lou- Complaints about hoodlu- dedicated to the memory of from 1940 to 1984, George picture #3, George and Mar- code regulation instituted by ise star in “God’s Little Acre” mism abounded on the Fourth, George E. Pusifer who passed E. and his wife Margaret garet bid farewell as local the Board of Selectmen. Driv- at the Winthrop Theatre. with most residents disturbed away in November 2009. In “Peggy” operated the grocery merchants in July 1984 and ers no longer will be allowed by the theft of chairs from 1920 his parents, George A. which served the residents of posted signs that thanked their to wear T-shirts, underwear as 70 years ago their piazzas. The chairs were and Eva Pulsifer, opened their Point Shirley year round and many patrons. A large parade outer wear, tank tops, shorts, July 8, 1948 found piled up in the parks. Grocery Store in the building became a landmark in the was then held in their honor at or open-toed footwear. The annual Rose Festival still standing at 1040 Shirley area. An interesting insight to the Point. The establishment There are five finalists for of St. John the Evangelist 120 years ago St., next to the present Point the Pulsifer’s desire to help remained vacant for about 10 the post of Principal of the parish to benefit the School July 15, 1898 Shirley Association Meeting their fellow man is as follows. years before becoming Italian Winthrop Middle School. Building Fund will take place Two boys, while attempt- Hall. In 1940, his son George During the depression and Joes which operated there un- “Caddyshack II,” “Arthur this Saturday in Nahant on ing to come about in their E. Pulsifer relocated the busi- WWII, patrons of George A. til 2004. This building later 2,” and “Bull Durham” are the grounds of the estate of cat-rigged boat in the harbor, ness into what had been M. H. Pulsifer’s Grocery Store never the home of Nandee’s catering playing at the Revere Show- Dr. Wallace Haley. Buses will overturned the craft in the Orcutt’s store at 990 Shirley had to go without a meal. One business which is still there. case Cinemas. shuttle residents to and from steamboat channel between St. (see picture #1), across could always obtain food for Our thanks to George’s son Nahant all day. the landing and Apple Is- from the Holy Rosary Rec- their family and if they were George Peter and daughter in- 40 years ago The officers of the police land. They were rescued from July 12, 1978 tory. The Madrid Market and short of funds, George would law Ellen (Robert Pulsifer’s department, on their own ini- drowning by the occupants Thirteen juveniles from tiative, have constructed a Donut store then opened in willingly accept an IOU wife) for sharing memories of of two rowboats who heard Winthrop have been arrested pistol-firing range in the- au Pulsifer’s old building. The which could be paid off when their parents with us. Picture their cries for help. for harassing and destroy- tomobile stalls of the former money became available. #4 is of a postcard that also Strangers are not agreeably Orcott building, constructed ing the property of campers garages of Bernard Basch and about 1910 as two store fronts When George A. died in the depicts the area as it appeared impressed by the town dump on Lovell’s Island over the Sons on Shirley Street. heap near the railroad track originally housed, at various early 1960’s, his son George in 1919. weekend. The teens also were Gregory Peck stars in times, businesses run by Wil- E. opened the store safe and north of Pauline Street. They charged with possession of al- “Duel in the Sun” at the Win- wonder why a different site, cohol. throp and State Theatres. away from our town center, The selectmen have or- cannot be found to demon- dered Police Chief David Ride 80 years ago strate the town’s fondness for not to work on holidays, other July 9, 1938 canned goods. than in emergency situations, The development on Dix Rev. George Clarke and because, unlike other town Street and adjacent street im- his daughter were among the employees, he is not paid for provements will be the subject passengers aboard the Cu- 3 holidays. If Rice does work of a public hearing before the nard Line ship Catalonia that on a holiday, he must provide Board of Selectmen. Many caught fire as it sailed to En- the selectmen with a written residents are expected to at- gland. No one was injured. report of his hours and duties. tend the hearing to hear of the Local resident Mr. E.S. Gov. Michael Dukakis plans of local developer Felix Benedict has taken it upon signed the state budget that Bomarsi, who recently pur- himself to entertain the sol- will provide an additional chased the Sproule Estate. diers who have been stationed $296 million in local aid, of The Garden Club of Win- here by means of a new gram- which $150 million is ear- throp has undertaken a cam- ophone for which he has an marked for education. Win- paign to rid the town of the innumerable choice of rolls to throp’s share is $1.5 million, pesky ragweed, which causes play upon it. which represents a savings of untold suffering to those who $17 on the tax rate. suffer from hay fever. Club 130 years ago Viking Sale Days will be members are urging all resi- July 13, 1888 held this weekend. dents to pull up the weeds by A grand musical and hop Walter Matthau, Art Car- the root wherever they may took place at the Colonial on ney, and Glenda Jackson star see them and then to burn Tuesday evening under the in “House Calls” at the Kin- them. auspices of a ladies commit- cade Theatre. Katharine Hepburn and tee. The grounds were illumi- Cary Grant star in “Holiday” nati beautifully by lights and 50 years ago at the Winthrop and State The- 300 Chinese lanterns. July 11, 1968 atres. A third political party, The Rev. Robert Mackie, known as the Prohibition the pastor of St. John’s Epis- 90 years ago Party, is being credited with copal Church, led a group July 14, 1928 having been originated by the of residents in a silent vigil Every indication points to women of the United States. A Friday afternoon in Metcalf the completion of the new western newspaper has opined Square on the Fourth of July Town Hall by Thanksgiving. that intemperance augments a 4 to protest the war in Vietnam. “Baby Claire” MacIntyre of woman’s trials in the home “There are people in this town motion picture fame, together more than any other cause. who profess super-patriotism, with her parents, will return to The Aphelion Society of but on the basis of what they Winthrop to spend the summer Winthrop, the conservators say and do, they have very with Mrs. MacIntyre’s family. of our town’s beaches, has little understanding of what The family has been living in issued a resolution deploring patriotism really means,” Hollywood after Baby Claire the disorderly element in our said Mackie, who is 35, to the made a big splash as a movie community, citing the willful crowd. actress in Lon Chaney’s film, and malicious burning of the A 71-year-old woman was Laugh Clown, Laugh. railroad station at Cottage Hill the victim of a pair of thieves The new jungle gym recent- and the destruction by fire of who hurled her to the ground ly installed on the grounds of private property during the and wrestled her pocketbook the E.B. Newton School has early-morning hours on the away from her on Winthrop become quite popular with the Fourth of July. Page 8 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] ANNUAL BLESSING OF THE FLEET AT COTTAGE PARK YACHT CLUB

The Cottage Park Yacht Club held its annual blessing of the fleet this past Saturday. Rev. Walter Connolly and Rev. Capt. Charles Bourke, USN Retired, and the U.S. Marines were on hand for the blessing.

U.S. Marines stand at attention on a Cottage Park boat. The ceremonies begin.

United State Marines present the colors.

Rita Driscoll is flanked by Marines.

Marine corps color guard with cottage park yacht club’s flag officer on left.

Pleasant Park YC’s past commodore Rich Barry and USCG Auxiliary Officer Ray Julian waving to the crowd on the headpier. crew. Barry Lawton’s j-80, churchkey, passing by the clergy.

Summertime in Winthrop is a special season with sunny days on Yirrell Beach, LimeBike rides on Deer Island and fun afternoons at Pico Park. We hope that you are investing time with your family, friends and loved ones. From our families to yours, we wish you a safe and happy summer!

The Khesin Family The Albano Family The Hines Family The Eruzione Family

The Murphy Family Enjoy the beauty of a Winthrop Summer! The Eruzione-Callinan Family

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FROM CITY, TO COUNTRY, TO COAST. ROBERTPAUL.COM E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 Page 9 Sports

PATRIOTS STAR MARQUIS FLOWERS VISITS WHS WINTHROP LITTLE LEAGUE VS. PEABODY New England Patriots football player Marquis Flowers paid a visit to Winthrop High School where he spoke to the students and took questions from the audience.

NFL player agent Sean Stellato, Chris Castro, Mike McKone, Breet Sheehan, New England Patriots linebacker Marquis Flowers, Aidan Coleman, Matt Correale, Feedle Small, Gerald Collaku, and head football coach Jonathan Cadigan.

PHOTOS BY JARED CHARNEY Petey Silverman throws to first base against Peabody. See more photos on next page.

Voice of the Vikings Jim Lederman, WHS Principal Matt Crombie, Marquis Flowers of the New England Patriots, and his agent, Sean Stellato.

Pictured left, New England Patriots star Marquis Flowers greets the Dorr twins, Maura, left, and Ryan Harris stretches to get the out at first base. Jenna, right, during his recent visit and talk to students in the WHS gymnasium. Pictured right, New England Patriots star Marquis Flowers with School Resource Officer Dawne Armistead.

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The Winthrop Little League All-Star team made a strong run in the District 16 Tournament under the direction of Manager Jason Rockefeller. The All-Stars are pictured in action versus Peabody Friday at Elks Field in Saugus.

Mark Johnson at bat zeroing in on the pitch. Matt DeCarney pitches against Peabody during the D-16 Play- offs.

PHOTOS BY JARED CHARNEY Ryan Harris jumps high to catch the ball at first base against Peabody.

Thomas Navarro throws the ball from the outfield to try to get a Peabody runner. Robert Rich throws the ball in against Peabody.

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The ‘Rivalry’ in basketball grounds. If you are looking for new contract from the Celtics. nal sixth man.’ He won seven was even stronger. The (1971- a great city to visit this sum- Marcus proved in the playoffs NBA titles in Boston and was 1972) Vikings led by captain mer, the city and waterfront in he is a ‘game changer.’ inducted into the basketball Nick Tsiotos captured the Newburyport is beautiful. Restricted free agents usu- ‘Hall of Fame,’ he passed away NEC title with a (18-1) record. Three great restaurants, ally have to accept the harsh on Sunday at the age of 86. The Vikings defeated Park Lunch for great seafood, fact that their market valve The 6-foot-3 guard was Swampscott to break a 49- The Grog and Michael’s on isn’t as high as they think. selected sixth overall in the game home-undefeated streak the Waterfront are my three If the Celtics were generous first round of the 1953 draft, at Swampscott. favorite places to eat. they would just sign Marcus he played his entire nine-year I have to find out when they to the $15 million-per-season NBA career with the Celtics. The Old Route One built Route 95 North? deal he wants, but they know Frank played alongside Bill Do you remember traveling that it is higher than his mar- /Russell, Bob Cousy and Sam to play former NEC rival New- Free Agency ket value. Jones. His number 23 jersey is buryport on the ‘old route one’ Restricted free agency is OK Danny, sign Marcus so among those hanging from the Evan Rockefeller pitches against Peabody during the D-16 Play- before they built 95 North? one of the most uncomfort- we can have another strong Garden rafters. offs in Saugus. I had a lot of old memories able elements of the NBA team. The Celtics signed cen- John Havelicek was the last week when we visited off-season. ter Aaron Baynes to a new next Celtics ‘Sixth Man.’ my daughter Sarah who lives A restricted free agent is two-year contract. “Hondo’ h ad a career that in Newbury. It brought back free to seek offers from other Go Celts! he established as the all-time memories of the old rapid tran- clubs but their current team Let the Games Begin! scorer in Boston Celtics his- Independent’s 18th Annual sit green buses. On a Friday has 48 hours to match that of- tory. night trip out bus broke down fer and retain that player. The Sixth Man Go Celtics! just beyond the Topsfield Fair Marcus Smart is seeking a Frank Ramsey is the ‘origi- Let the Games Begin! Beach Baby Pages

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www.InternationalSandSculptingFestival.com Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] OBITUARIES Elaine Marley Henry Stempien Anne Roberson 40-year owner and director of Mrs. Marley’s Devoted father and grandfather Of Charlestown, formerly of Winthrop

Nursery and Pre-School in Winthrop Henry S. Stempien of Pea- Anne L. Roberson of Elaine M. (Sacco) Marley body, formerly of Winthrop, Charlestown entered into eter- of Winthrop passed away after passed away on June 20 at the nal glory on July 5. She was a brief illness on July 2. She age of 84. 91 years old. was 91 years old. Henry was in the photog- Born in Boston, the be- Elaine was the proud owner raphy field for more than five loved daughter of the late Ana and director of Mrs. Marley’s decades and was a member (Cambria) and Antonio Bona- Nursery and Preschool, locat- of the Camera Repairmans corso, she was a resident of ed in Winthrop for over 40 Association. He was the gen- Winthrop for many years and years. She was also a member eral manager at Gov’t Cen- also lived in Lynn and Flori- of the Sons of Italy-Winthrop ter Camera for more than 30 da. Prior to her retirement, she Lodge #2057. years. worked as a sales representa- The beloved wife of the late He played the organ, accor- great grandchildren: Aelaskye tive in retail stores for several nacorso, John Bonacorso and Albert L. Marley Sr., she was dion, bass, and loved listening Dendy, Jamie Dendy, Sophia years. She was a member of Anthony Bonacorso, and is born in Boston, the daughter to Polish music on Sunday Dendy, Adrianna Stempien the Sweet Adeline’s, a musi- also survived by nine grand- of the late Mark and Margaret mornings with his wife. He and Luciana Stempien; sisters, cal female quartet. She loved children, three great-grand- (Erickson) Sacco. She was the was a devoted father and theater, appearing in Joey and devoted mother of Charlene A. co of Revere, Steven Sacco of Sophie McEntee of Machias, children and many nieces and Manchester, N.H. and James grandfather and was always N.Y. and Cecelia Szymanski Maria’s Wedding and was also nephews. Marley, Susan M. McLaughlin willing to lend a helping hand. an animal lover. and her husband, John, Brian Sacco of East Boston. Elaine of Blasdell, N.Y. In addition The funeral was conduct- Born in Pembroke, N.Y. to She was the devoted wife L. Marley and his wife, Stacie, was also the longtime com- to his parents, he was preced- ed from the Caggiano-O’Ma- Albert L. Marley Jr. and his panion of Charlie Zuffante. the late Joseph John Stem- ed in death by his son, Joseph of the late John W. Rober- ley-Frazier Funeral Home, wife, Eileen, Lois E. Marley She is also survived by many pien and Marianna (Marek) Henry Stempien and grand- son and the loving mother of Winthrop on Tuesday, July 10, and the late Kevin Marley, all nieces and nephews. Stempien, he was the beloved son, Jeffrey Orman Dendy; Robin Lally and her husband, followed by a Funeral Mass of Winthrop; adored grand- Funeral arrangements were husband for 64 years to Carol his brothers, John, Anthony Paul of West Melbourne, Flor- in St. John the Evangelist mother of Craig, Danielle, entrusted to the Maurice W. C. Stempien, devoted father and Thaddeus Stempien and ida, Nancy Alfonso and her Church. Interment followed Lauren, Kenneth, Alexandra, Kirby Funeral Home, Win- of Sharon Stempien Dendy sister, Frances Krzyzanowski. husband, Frank of Medford, the Mass in the Puritan Lawn Jennifer, Kevin, Tyler, Dena throp. Burial was in Winthrop of Spring Hill, Fla., Steven In lieu of flowers, dona- Johanna Carregal and her Cemetery in Peabody. and Brianna and great-grand- Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, M. Stempien of Methuen, tions may be sent to c/o: He- husband, Joseph of Charles- Memorial donations may mother of John, Marli, Ryan donations in her memory can Susan C. Stempien of Win- reditary Neuropathy Founda- town, William Roberson and be made to the MSPCA, 350 and Karleigh; dear sister of be made to the Elaine M. throp and John J. Stempien of tion PO Box 1922 Midlothian, his wife, Sherry of Lynn and South Huntington Ave., Bos- Joan Welch of Stoneham, Car- Marley Scholarship Fund to Danvers. He leaves his grand- VA 23113 *Please put Henry the late John Roberson and ton, MA 02130 or go to www. ol Piasecny of Florida, Bobby help further the education of children: SFC Michael Henry S. Stempien in memo line. All his wife, Patricia of Methuen; mspca.org or the Chelsea Jew- Sacco of Winthrop, Jake Sac- students looking for a career Dendy (U.S. Army), Steven donations will go to CMT1A dear sister of the late Jose- ish Nursing Home 17 Lafay- co of North Conway, Mark in teaching early education, Stempien, Anthony Stempi- in memory of Henry Stephen phine Maggio, Lillian Pirroni, ette Ave., Chelsea MA 02150. Sacco of Marshfield, Karen c/o the Webster First Federal en, Sarina Stempien, Gillian Stempien. To leave a condo- Sylvia Guenard-Costonis, To sign the online guestbook Credit Union, 15 Woodside Joyce of Manchester, N.H., Stempien, Nico Stempien, lence kindly visit www.mack- Nancy Iengo, Mary Peluso, go to www.caggianofuneral- Ave, Winthrop, MA 02152. Kathy Butler of Manchester, and Giovanni Stempien and eyfuneralhome.com. Grace Rebsamen, Nunzio Bo- home.com. N.H. and the late Lois Hickey For guestbook, please visit: of East Boston, Kenneth Sac- www.mauricekirbyfh.com. Patricia Buonopane James Hunter Conway Valerie LeBlanc Founding member of the East Boston Of Lynn, formerly of Winthrop Retired Cummings Middle School food service Neighborhood Health Center board of directors James Hunter Conway of Winthrop, Paul Conway and manager Patricia A. (Arm- Lynn passed away at home on his wife, Kelly of Palm Des- strong) Buonopane of Winthrop, July 3. He was 58 years old. ert, CA and Kevin Conway Valerie E. (Allen) LeBlanc formerly of East Boston, died Born on July 22, 1959, in and his wife, Nancy of Lynn of Winthrop passed away on suddenly on July 1. Winthrop, the son of the late and the uncle of many nieces July 1. She was 78 years old. Patricia was a founding mem- John J. Conway, Jr. and Grace and nephews. Valerie was the food ser- ber of the East Boston Neigh- (Hunter) Conway and the hus- Funeral services and inter- vice manager for the Cum- borhood Health Center Board of band of Karen (Pappadopou- ment are private and under the mings Middle School in Win- Directors. los) Conway of Lynn, James care of Cuffe-McGinn Funeral throp until her retirement. graduated from Winthrop Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn. In She was also a member of the She was the beloved moth- er of Peter and his wife, Gigi of High School and worked as a lieu of flowers, memorial con- Winthrop Lodge of Elks 1078 painter for many years. tributions may be made to the and enjoyed bowling on Mon- East Boston, Mark and his wife, Linda of Winthrop, Paul, of Ac- He was the devoted fa- Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, day nights with the Elks La- ther of Jonathan Conway of P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA dies Bowling League. Before ton, Brenda and her husband, Malden and Aidan Conway 02284-9168 or via www.jim- working for the Cummings Thomas Batts of Winthrop, Carthy and the late Guy Colella School, she was employed by Winthrop, Charlene J. Mur- James of Boston, Gayle Shea and Mary Armstrong. She is also of Salem; the dear brother of myfund.org. For the online U.S. Airlines for 10 years. phy and her late husband, Tom and her companion, Anthony Di- survived by 12 grandchildren, 11 John J. Conway, III and his guestbook, please visit www. Preceeded in death by her of Winthrop, Douglas Allen Girolamo of Saugus and her for- great-grandchildren and many wife, Joanne of Sun City, Fla., cuffemcginn.com. husband, Richard LeBlanc and his wife, Shirley of San mer husband, Christopher Shea nieces and nephews. She was Grace F. Conway-Sennott of Diego, Calif. and Barry Allen and former husband and fa- and the late John W. Buonopane; the former wife of the late John of Winthrop and special sister ther of her children, John P. sister of Margaret and her hus- Buonopane and the companion “Jackie” Roberts, she was the of Jeanette Roberts and her band, James Rooney, William Steven Bomarsi husband, Billy of Salem, N.H. of the late Ronald Gibbons. devoted mother of Donna M. and his wife, Ann, John and his Funeral arrangements were by Carpenter, skier, avid sailor and member of Roberts of Medford and De- She is also survived by many wife, Joanne, Gladys “Tootsie” nieces and nephews. the Magrath Funeral Home, East Winthrop Elks nise M. (Roberts) O’Connell and her late husband, Simone Boston. Interment was at Holy of Winthrop, adored grand- Funeral arrangements were “Sonny” Grato, Mabel and her Cross Cemetery. Donations in mother of Shelagh O’Con- by the Maurice W. Kirby Fu- Steven E. Bomarsi of Sa- neral Home, Winthrop. In late husband, Albert Arsenault, her memory to the Salvation lem, formerly of Winthrop, nell, Sean O’Connell Jr. and Theresa and her husband, Martin Shannon O’Connell. Born in lieu of flowers, donations in Army would be appreciated. passed away on July 1. He her memory can be made to: Morrissey and the late Jeanette For additional information, visit: was 53 years old. Winthrop, she was the daugh- and Kenneth Haddock, Frances ter of the late Henry and Kath- The COPD Foundation, 3300 .MagrathFuneralHome.com. Steven was employed as a and John Somers, Winifred Mc- ryn (Barrett) Allen, dear sister Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral carpenter. He was a skier and of Cynthia K. O’Connell and Gables, FL 33134. For guest- an avid sailor and a member her late husband, Kenneth of book, please visit: of the Winthrop Lodge of Elks www.mauricekirbyfh.com. Mary Chiulli 1078 where he loved being Retired bank teller down at the marina. PRAYER TO TORF FUNERAL He was the cherished son ST. JOSEPH SERVICE Mary L. Chiulli of Golden of Joanne E. (Roulier) Bomar- Oh, St. Joseph, whose protection is so great, so strong, so prompt Drive, Winthrop passed away si of Salem and Edward F. Bomarsi and his wife, Cerisse before the throne of God, I place in you all my interest and Pre-need planning with our at home on July 8. She was 88 Bomarsi and his wife, Regi- desires. Oh, St. Joseph, do assist me by your powerful interces- price protection guarantee. and their daughter Scarlet and sion, and obtain for me from your divine Son all spiritual bless- years old. na Nalen Bomarsi of Revere; son, Brayden of Winthrop and ings, through Jesus Christ our Lord. So that, having engaged Arrangements made at our dear brother of Eric Bomarsi here below your heavenly power, I may offer my thanksgiving Born in Boston, the beloved step-brother of Julie Nalen and homage to the most loving of Fathers. Oh, St. Joseph, I facility or in the comfort of daughter of the late Philomena and his wife, Bethann and and her son, Vincent Delucia. never weary contemplating you, and Jesus asleep in your arms; your own home (Incrovato) and George Hla- their sons Eric I. and Bri- Funeral arrangements were I dare not approach while He reposes near your heart. Press an of Northborough, David Him in my name and kiss his fine head for me and ask Him to 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: banis, she was a resident of by the Maurice W. Kirby Fu- return the Kiss when I draw my dying breath. St. Joseph, Patron Deborah Torf Golden Winthrop and East Boston and Bomarsi of Winthrop, Adam neral, Winthrop. of departing souls -- Pray for me. Smith and his wife, Sellah Amy Torf Golden was employed as a bank teller Burial was in Winthrop This prayer was found in the fiftieth year of Our Lord and Savior Stasy Smith and their daugh- Jesus Christ. In 1505 it was sent from the Pope to Emperor Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) for many years. Cemetery. Charles when he was going into battle. Whoever shall read this She was the devoted wife ter, Morgan and son, Roman For guestbook, please visit: prayer or hear it or keep it about themselves, shall never die a M.L. Torf (1867-1940) of Raleigh, N.C., Edward sudden dearth, or be drowned, nor shall poison take effect on of the late Anthony Chiulli www.mauricekirbyfh.com. them; neither shall they fall into the hands of the enemy, or and the loving mother of Mar- shall be burned in any fire or shall be overpowered in battle. (617) 889-2900 Say for nine mornings for anything you may desire. It has never cella Feudo and her husband, been known to fail, so be sure you really want what you ask. (800)428-7161 Anthony of Winthrop, Grego- D.S.R. www.torffuneralservice.com ry Chiulli and his wife, Mary All types of services of Revere, Jacqueline Copp for all types of people. IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... and her husband, Stephen of Dover, New Hampshire, Car- no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral olyn Calloway of Florida and Home, Winthrop today, Thurs- Some people prefer traditional funeral MAURICE W. KIRBY Thomas Lopez of New Hamp- day, July 12, from 4 to 8 p.m. services. Others prefer cremation. The funeral will be conducted shire; dear sister of the late Some want an elaborate ceremony. Thomas Lopez, Walter Lopez, from the funeral home on Fri- Then there are others who don’t Albert Lopez, Rita Palladino, day, July 13 at 9 a.m. followed Anna Hlabanis and Helen Pro- by a Funeral Mass in St. John want any ceremony at all. When copio; cherished grandmother the Evangelist Church, 320 it comes to funerals, there are of Michael and Jacqueline Winthrop St., Winthrop, at as many options as there are 10 a.m. Interment to follow Feudo, Susan and Michael people. And we take pride in Mattera, Cassandra Chiulli, the mass will be in the Cross Alexandra Chiulli, Stephen Street section of Winthrop being able to say we offer them all. FUNERAL HOME, INC. W. Copp, Jr., Lauren Copp, Cemetery. Memorial dona- tions may be made to the • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS Sydney Copp and Vanessa Rice and great grandmother Sabrina Feudo Scholarship • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA of Max, Michael, Sabrina, Fund, Winthrop Town Hall, • SERVING ALL FAITHS Matthew, Julianne, Stephen, Treasurer’s Office, 1 Metcalf Caggiano Square, Winthrop MA 02152. FUNERALHOME CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION Gianna and Owen. Family and friends are cor- To sign the online guestbook, 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 (617) 846-0909 dially invited to attend the go to www.caggianofuneral- Telephone:(617) 617-846-8700 846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 home.com. www.caggianofuneralhome.com 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP visitation from the Caggia- www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. 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OBITUARIES Baker signs bill strengthening Winthrop Senior Center News Commonwealth gun laws July 12 – July 18, 2018 Ralph Massa Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm Gov. Charlie Baker signed I appreciate the hard work of Former member of Winthrop Amvets Thursday, July 12 the advocates who fought for H.4670, An Act Relative to 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara this, especially the thousands Firearms, which will allow 12:00pm – Lunch Ralph F. Mas- East Boston and Neil Massa of young adults who spoke up sa of Sheffield of Wakefield; dear brother of household members, or oth- 1:00pm – Bingo ers in close relationships, and about this issue.” Drive, Peabody, Peg Castricone of New Hamp- “This bill, by providing an- passed away at shire and the late Anna Massa local law enforcement to file Friday, July 13 an extreme risk protection or- other tool to protect our resi- 9:30am – Exercise Class the Lahey Clinic Iapicca. He is also survived by dents and communities from gun in Peabody on his special niece and nephew, der (ERPO) petition with the 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry court to remove firearms from violence, will save lives,” said 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy July 10. He was 76 years old. Gina Mahoney and Joseph Senate Majority Leader Cynthia Born in Somerville, he was Iapicca, five grandchildren dangerous individuals. 11:30am – Cards and Cribbage “Massachusetts’ gun laws Stone Creem (D- Newton). “By 12:00pm – Lunch the beloved son of the late and his loving companion Do- passing this law, we are answer- are a model for the nation, Florence and Louis Massa. He ris D’Abrio. ing the call of so many students, and creating an additional Saturday, July 14 enlisted in the U.S. Navy at an Family and friends are cor- residents and advocates for a 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy early age reaching the rank of dially invited to attend the pathway to keep guns away safer future.” E-5. After his honorable dis- visitation from the Caggia- from people unfit to possess “We must do all that we them will make our laws even Monday, July 16 charge, he went on to work as no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral can to keep our communities 9:30am – Exercise a truck driver for Coca Cola Home, Winthrop on Friday, stronger,” said Gov. Charlie safe, and that includes keep- Baker. “This law creates a re- 10:00am – Art Class with Dawn for many years. He was also July 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. A ing guns out of the hands 12:00pm – Lunch sponsible way to help prevent a former member of the AM- celebration of life service will of those who pose a risk of 1:00pm – Bingo gun deaths and suicides while VETS in Winthrop. be held immediately follow- endangering themselves or 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara He was the loving father ing the visitation in the funeral protecting individuals’ second others,”said Sen. Karen E. of John Massa of Dorches- home chapel at 4 p.m. amendment rights.” Spilka (D-Ashland), Chair Tuesday, July 17 ter, Anna Marie Robitaille of To sign the online guest- “Our administration is com- of the Senate Committee on 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy Ways and Means. “I’m proud Woburn, Theresa Lavoie of book go to www.caggianofu- mitted to keeping our commu- 10:00-11:00am – Blood Pressures nities safe, and this legislation to join with my colleagues in 10:00am – Arts & Crafts Winthrop, Louis Massa of neralhome.com. the Legislature to stand up for Winthrop, Michael Massa of will give people an additional 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) way to raise concerns if they public safety in the Common- 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy are worried about a loved one wealth.” 12:00pm – Lunch possessing a firearm,” said Lt. “Securing due process and Gov. Karyn Polito. “We appre- safeguarding rights are of crit- Wednesday, July 18 ciate the Legislature’s work to ical importance in this pub- 9:30am – Exercise Class pass this bill and the collabo- lic safety law,” said Senate 10:00am – Vision Impaired Group Meeting Routes // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ration from law enforcement Minority Leader Bruce Tarr 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) (R-Gloucester). “At the same and key stakeholders to build 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) time, it facilitates access to 12:00pm – Lunch upon the Commonwealth’s Monday night Judith walk to school. mental health and crisis inter- 1:00-3:00p – SHINE Counseling (Appointment Required) Crocker of the Massachusetts But there still is concern strong laws.” vention services for those who Safe Routes to School (SRTS) about the first rainy day and Once an ERPO petition is need them.” shared results of a study done the impact of cars for kids filed, a hearing must be held “Massachusetts continues For additional information on our services, activities, programs, or last year, before anyone knew who normally walk. within 10 days, and if the to lead the nation with the to view our newsletters, lunch menus and more, visit our website: the busses were in jeopardy to Crocker, who has met with court finds that an individu- lowest gun fatality rates and town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. discuss the upcoming school Superintendent of Schools al poses a risk to themselves the most sensible gun laws. There will be no Chorus rehearsals until August 14th. year. Lisa Howard and Principal or others, the court can order This is yet one more step in Italian Class will Michael will not meet in “If there are 200 cars on Pearson, said SRTS encour- the immediate surrender of all ensuring that people have July and August. an average day and no school ages public elementary and weapons and the individual’s an additional avenue to help buses there are going to be middle school students to firearm license. An ERPO can protect themselves and their Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, more cars and it becomes a walk and bicycle to school for last up to one year. family members when harm is please call the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the next day. Thank you! public safety issue for the physical activity, ease traffic The bill preserves the right apparent and imminent. I con- community and students,” congestion, and foster contin- of local police departments to tinue to thank Speaker DeLeo, who has forged this path — Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning Crocker said, adding that she ued growth of safe and sus- continue to revoke or suspend session with Betsy Duplin is scheduled for Tuesday, July will be at a school event on tainable communities. firearm licenses based on a starting in 2014 — and now stands with us today,” said 24th from 2:00-3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, Aug. 19 to help educate par- The state-funded program lack of suitability. or tablets, along with your questions. Learning this new Rep. Marjorie C. Decker ents. through MassDOT, educates, “With the passage of this technology can open up a whole new world for you. (D-Cambridge). One option will be the provides encouragement, en- legislation, Massachusetts once again leads the nation “This legislation provides Options Counseling/Information & Referral Services Belle Isle Boardwalk and how forcement, evaluation and en- a tool for families to protect it can be used by students to gineering. with the strongest and most (Thursday, July 26th 10:00-11:00am): Kathie and Maria effective gun laws in the coun- loved ones from harming from Mystic Valley Elder Services will be at the Senior try,” House Speaker Robert A. themselves or others by pre- Center to answer any questions you may have about DeLeo (D-Winthrop) said. venting them from accessing a their services. They can provide information on housing, “This bill will prevent sense- firearm in a crisis. I believe we homecare, transportation, legal resources and more. If you Around The City less tragedies and help keep have managed to strike a crit- would like to attend, please sign up at the front desk of the Massachusetts’ children safe. ical balance between public Senior Center (or call 617-846-8538). MIDSUMMER presents the New England pre- I am sincerely grateful to Rep. safety and due process. I am miere of Jason O’Connell and incredibly proud to have been SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are Popular award-winning Decker, who tirelessly cham- Brenda Withers’ adaptation of able to play a small part in here to help you with any health insurance questions actor Brooks Reeves stars in pioned this bill, and would of Edmond Rostand’s 1897 play, crafting a policy that I firmly you may have. If you would like to visit with one of our Apollinaire In the Park’s free 1 like to recognize the students “Cyrano de Bergerac,” featuring believe will save lives.” said SHINE Counselors, please call the Senior Center (617- and one-half hour production of who raised their voices on this a stellar cast, July 13-Aug. 11, Rep. Harold P. Naughton, Jr. 846-8538) to schedule an appointment. “Midsummer,” with two inter- life-saving measure.” Wednesday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m., (D-Clinton), chair of the Joint missions while changing loca- “This common-sense legis- We are looking for a volunteer Spanish teacher to teach Saturday, Sunday, 2 p.m. 267 E. Committee on Public Safety tions within the park July 11-29, lation gives family members a weekly one hour class. Please contact the Senior Center Main St., Gloucester. $35-$45, and Homeland Security. “I Wednesday-Sunday, 7:30 p.m., the tools they need to help at 617-846-8538 if you are interested. discounts also.978-281-4433, would like to thank Speaker PORT Park, 99 Marginal St., loved ones, and to prevent gloucesterstage.com. suicide and gun deaths,” said DeLeo for his incredible na- Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around Chelsea Waterfront. Bring blan- tional leadership on this bill kets, chairs and a picnic. 617- Senate President Harriette the house? If so, would you consider donating it to the BOSTON LANDMARKS L. Chandler (D-Worces- and for his commitment to Senior Center? We put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds 887-2336, apollinairetheatre. firearm safety. Thank you also com. ORCHESTRA ter). “Massachusetts’ na- benefiting the Senior Center. Thank you! Sit back, relax, and enjoy Boston tion-leading gun safety laws to my colleagues in the House PETER PAN Landmarks Orchestra’s free con- are made stronger by this bill. for their support in passing UPCOMING EVENTS certs at DCR’s Hatch Memorial this important measure.” Friday, August 17 (12:00-2:00pm): Harbor Cruise on the Bill Hanney’s North Shore Music Winthrop Ferry. Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased at Theatre sweeps actors into the Shell, Wednesdays, July 11- Aug. 29, 7 p.m., starting with “Season the Senior Center. Snacks will be provided on board the air, in musical “Peter Pan,” ferry. based on JM Barrie’s beloved Tune-Up,” July 11, 6-8 p.m., followed by The Planets, featur- WINTHROP MARKETPLACE classic fantasy children’s story, Wednesday, August 22 (12:00pm): Summer BBQ July 10-22. Beverly’s favorite for- ing ZUMIX and St. Paul’s Girls’ sponsored by the Winthrop Police and Fire Departments. mer son, award-winning actor School Choir, July 18, 7 p.m. PRIZE WINNING Tickets will cost $2 and can be purchased beginning James Beaman, portrays the landmarksorchestra.org. August 1st. Darling children’s dad and Capt. Hook, while Stoneham’s own ADDICTShunned BABY BACK RIBS UPCOMING TRIPS award-winning darling, Kathy St. Avenue Stage presents Judith INGREDIENTS: Sign up now at the Senior Center. Please make checks George, portrays Mrs. Darling. Austin’s hard-hitting play on • 2 cloves garlic, minced • 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. 62 Dunham Road, Beverly. $59- Boston’s opiod addition crisis, • 2 tablespoons brown sugar featuring real-life stories of teens, • 1/2 teaspoon onion powder Wednesday, July 18 – Lobster Bake and Show. Cost: $84. Tuesday-Thursday, 7:30 • 3 tablespoons honey p.m.; Friday, Saturday, 8 p.m.; adults, elders and providers strug- • 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon $102. Enjoy the show Legends & Laughter featuring gling to understand addiction, • 3 tablespoons soy sauce Jimmy Mazz as well as a traditional Maine lobster bake at Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, 2 • 3 tablespoons Worcestershire • 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper p.m.; kids 18-under, 50 percent July 12-28, Boston Playwrights Foster’s Clambake Restaurant in York, ME. sauce • 2 (6 ounce) thick-cut boneless off. 978-232-7200, nsmt.org. Theatre, 949 Comm. Ave., Boston: Thursdays-Saturdays, 8 • 2 teaspoons ketchup pork loin chops Friday, August 10 (9:45-1:00pm) – Sam Adams Brewery CYRANO p.m. $30; students, seniors, $20. Tour. Cost: $15. Sample a selection of Sam Adam’s beers as you tour their brewery in Jamaica Plain. Space is Gloucester Stage Company avenuestage.org, 866-811-4111. Directions: 1. Mix the garlic, brown sugar, honey, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, limited to 9 people. ketchup, ginger, onion powder, cinnamon, and cayenne pepper together Friday, August 24 – Cirque Eloize at Foxwoods. Cost: in a bowl. Pour half the mixture into a large plastic zipper bag, and place $75. For its 25th Anniversary, Cirque Eloize once again the pork chops into the marinade. Squeeze the air out of the bag, and presents a touching, poetic, one-of-a-kind creation. seal the bag. Refrigerate 4 to 8 hours, turning occasionally. Refrigerate Acrobatics, theatre, dance and live music, will draw remaining marinade in the bowl. spectators into a colorful, timeless world. **Please note 2. Preheat an outdoor grill for medium heat, and lightly oil the grate. the date of this trip has change from Thursday, August 23 OBITUARIES 3. Remove the pork chops from the plastic bag, and shake excess drop- to Friday, August 24. lets of liquid from the chops. Discard the marinade from the plastic bag. Wednesday, September 26 – Telephone, Lakes and Grill chops on the preheated grill, basting with the reserved marinade All obituaries and death notices will Native Americans. Cost: $99. Visit the New Hampshire until meat is browned, no longer pink inside, and shows good grill Telephone Museum before boarding the MV Kearsarge marks, 8 to 10 minutes per side. A meat thermometer inserted into the for a lunch cruise on Lake Sunapee. The day will conclude be at a cost of thickest part of a chop should read at least 145 degrees F (63 degrees C). with a visit to the Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum. 4. Pour remaining reserved marinade into a saucepan over medium heat, bring to a boil, and reduce heat to a simmer. Cook the marinade until UPCOMING CASINO TRIPS $75.00 per paper. slightly thickened, about 5 minutes, stirring constantly; serve sauce with Casino Trips Cost: $28; sign up at the Senior Center. Please make checks payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. chops. You must sign up by the Friday before the trip. That includes photo. 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP (617)846-6880 July 31, 2018 – Twin Rivers (departs Senior Center promptly at 9am) September 25, 2018 – Plainridge Park Casino (departs Please send to Senior Center promptly at 9am). To place a Memoriam Senior Center Travel Committee Survey - The Travel [email protected] Committee would like to hear your thoughts/suggestions in the Winthrop Transcript as they plan the 2019 travel schedule. Please take a or call 781-485-0588 moment to fill out the short survey, which can be found please call 781-485-0588 on the information table in the Senior Center lobby, and return it to the front desk. Thank you! Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 12, 2018 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403

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LEGAL NOTICE that the issuance of a The Petitioner requests 33.3% percentage interest this mortgage and subject according to the terms PROBATE AND LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Special Permit pursuant that: Anthony Marcoccio in the common areas and to and with the benefit of of this Notice of Sale FAMILY COURT to Chapter(s) 17.28.040 Jr. of Winthrop, MA be LEGAL NOTICE facilities of the property all easements, restrictions, and/or the terms of the Suffolk Division and/or 17.12.130 is not appointed as Personal MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF (“Common Elements”) as covenants and rights of Memorandum of Sale 24 New Chardon St. applicable in circumstanc- Representative(s) of said REAL ESTATE described in said Master way, if any. executed at the time of the Boston, MA 02114 TOWN OF WINTHROP es, like these, then the estate to serve on the By virtue and in execution Deed as being attributed to Terms of sale. Ten foreclosure, the Mortgagee (617)788-8300 LEGAL NOTICE Legal Notice #017-2018 Legal Notice applicants appeal from the bond in an unsupervised of the power of sale con- the Unit. Thousand ($10,000.00) reserves the right to sell NOTICE OF # 016-2018 Notice is hereby given in Case No. 018-2018 decision of the local Build- administration. tained in a certain Second This Unit is conveyed sub- Dollars at the time of sale, the property by Foreclosure PETITION FOR Notice is hereby given in accordance with Chapter Notice is hereby given in ing Inspector and request IMPORTANT NO- Mortgage and Security ject to and with the benefit balance in Thirty (30) Deed to the second highest CHANGE OF NAME accordance with Chapter 40A of the Massachusetts accordance with Chapter issuance of a Variance TICE Agreement given by Casey of the provisions of M.G.L. days at the offices of bidder provided that the Docket No. 40A of the Massachusetts General Laws and Chapter 40A of the Massachusetts to allow the use of the You have the right to ob- Summit, LLC (the “Mort- Chapter 183A, the Master Dalton & Finegold LLP, 34 second highest bidder shall SU18C0287CA General Laws and Chapter 17 of the Code of the General Laws and Chapter Premises as a three-family tain a copy of the Petition gagor”) to North Shore Deed and the Declaration Essex Street, Andover, MA. deposit with Mortgagee’s In the matter of: 17 of the Code of the Town of Winthrop that 17 of the Code of the residential use. from the Petitioner or at Bank, a Co-operative Bank, of the 103 Summit The deposit and balance attorney the amount of Zachary Jo Town of Winthrop that the the Winthrop Board of Town of Winthrop that The public is invited to the Court. You have a right dated October 3, 2014, Avenue Condominium Trust is to be cash, certified the required deposit as set Alfonso Gajo Winthrop Board of Appeals Appeals will conduct a the Winthrop Board of attend and interest parties to object to this proceed- and recorded in the Suffolk recorded in Book 34236, check, bank cashier’s, forth herein within three Combong will conduct a public hear- public hearing on Thursday, Appeals will conduct a shall have an opportunity ing. To do so, you or your County Registry of Deeds Page 211, all as may be check or bank treasurer’s (3) business days after Of: Winthrop, MA ing on Thursday, July 26, July 26, 2018, at or public hearing on Thursday, to be heard. Copies of the attorney must file a written at Book 53561, Page amended. Said Unit is check. The successful written notice of default of To all persons interested in 2018, at or after 7:00 after 7:00 p.m. in the July 26, 2018, at or aforementioned application appearance and objection 154 (the “Mortgage”), of granted the exclusive use bidder shall be required to the previous highest bidder petition described: p.m. in the Joseph Harvey Joseph Harvey Hearing after 7:00 p.m. in the and plans are on file and at this Court before: 10:00 which the undersigned is of space P-3 as shown sign a Memorandum of and title shall be conveyed A Petition has been Hearing Room, Town Hall, Room, Town Hall, One Joseph Harvey Hearing available for inspection a.m. on the return day of the present holder, and for on the site plan recorded Terms of Sale containing to said second highest presented by Zachary Winthrop, Massachusetts, Metcalf Square, Winthrop, Room, Town Hall, One at the Office of the Town 08/06/2018. breach of the conditions of with the Master Deed and the foregoing terms at the bidder within twenty (20) Jo Alfonso G Combong 02152 upon the applica- Massachusetts, 02152, Metcalf Square, Winthrop, Clerk, Town Hall, Monday This is NOT a hearing date, said Mortgage and for the herewith, as well as a Auction sale. days of said written notice. requesting that: Zachary tion of Joan J. Roth & Sara upon the application of Massachusetts, 02152, through Thursday during but a deadline by which purpose of foreclosing the storage space in the rear of The undersigned Mortgage OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO Jo Alfonso Gajo Combong Oosten, seeking a Special Kenneth Goodwin & Jesus upon the application of the normal business hours. you must file a written same, North Shore Bank, the basement abutting the Holder reserves the right BE ANNOUNDED AT THE be allowed to change his Permit to operate a Bed Magarinos, owners of the Amir H. Shokrollahi and Darren Baird, Chairman appearance and objection a Co-operative Bank will back yard as designated by to reject any and all bids TIME AND PLACE OF SALE. name as follows: and Breakfast at the exist- property located at, 30 Elaine Papoulias, owners Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk if you object to this pro- sell at PUBLIC AUCTION the initial trustee. made at the foreclosure NORTH SHORE BANK, A Zachary Jo Alfonso ing home located at 100 Tileston Road, Winthrop, of real property located at Winthrop Board of Appeals ceeding. If you fail to file a at 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Together with the rights sale, to amend or change CO-OPERATIVE BANK Combong Pijuan Sargent St., Winthrop, MA MA 02152. 122 Washington Avenue, July 12, 2018 timely written appearance July 19, 2018, at 103 and easements for the the terms of the sale by Present Holder of Said IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT 02152 in accordance with The applicants seek a Winthrop, MA 02152. July 19, 2018 and objection followed by Summit Avenue, Unit 3, benefit of said unit, as set announcement made prior Mortgage THERETO, YOU OR YOUR Section 17.49 of the Town renewal for a Special The applicants seek relief W an affidavit of objections Winthrop, MA, all and forth in the Master Deed to, or at the foreclosure By its Attorneys ATTORNEY MUST FILE A of Winthrop's Zoning By- Permit to utilize their from the provisions of the within thirty (30) days of singular the premises and recorded in Suffolk County sale and to postpone the DALTON & FINEGOLD, LLP WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN Law, which permits a bed residence for the purpose Town of Winthrop Zoning the return day, action may property described in said Registry of Deeds as foreclosure sale to such 34 Essex Street SAID COURT AT: BOSTON and breakfast to operate of renting two bedrooms Ordinance, Chapter 17, LEGAL NOTICE be taken without further Mortgage (hereinafter, the Instrument No. 419 (Book subsequent date as the Andover, MA 01810 ON OR BEFORE TEN as an accessory home and operating as a legal to convert a preexisting COMMONWEALTH notice to you. “Mortgaged Property”), 34236, Page 198). Mortgagee may deem (978) 269-6420 O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING occupation use within a Transient Lodging Business. non-conforming two-family OF MASSACHUSETTS UNSUPERVISED to wit: For mortgagors’ title ref- advisable. No representa- Philip H. Graeter, Esq. (10:00 A.M.) ON: private residence. The permit was denied in structure to a three-family THE TRIAL COURT ADMINISTRATION UNDER The Unit known as Unit #3 erence, see Confirmatory tions, express or implied, 7/3/18 07/26/2018. The owner is applying for accordance to the Town of structure. The structure is PROBATE AND THE MASSACHUSETTS of the 103 Summit Ave- Deed dated October 4, are made with respect to 7/12/18 WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. a renewal to the original Winthrop Zoning By-Laws located at 122 Washington FAMILY COURT UNIFORM PROBATE CODE nue Condominium (Con- 2012 and recorded at any matter concerning the 7/19/18 Dunn, First Justice of this Special Permit for a Bed Chapter 17.49.020 Avenue, in Winthrop. The Suffolk Division (MUPC) dominium), established Suffolk Registry of Deeds premises, which will be W Court. & Breakfast and will be requiring a Special Permit applicants request for said 24 New Chardon St. A Personal Representative pursuant to Massachusetts at Book 50595, Page sold “as is”. Date: July 2, 2018 renting a total of four from the Winthrop Board authorization was denied Boston, MA 02114 appointed under the MUPC General Laws, Chapter 89; see also Deed dated In the event that the Felix D. Arroyo, bedrooms for no more of Appeals. The home has in accordance to the Town (617)788-8300 in an unsupervised admin- 183A by Master Deed October 1, 2012 recorded successful bidder at the LEGAL NOTICE Register of Probate than fourteen days, in 2 full bathrooms that will of Winthrop Zoning By- CITATION ON istration is not required dated April 13, 2004 and at said Deeds at Book foreclosure sale shall COMMONEALTH 7/12/18 accordance with the be designated for guests Laws Chapter 17.28.040 PETITION FOR to file an inventory or recorded at the Suffolk 50265, Page 76. default in purchasing the OF MASSACHUSETTS W by-law. The home has 3 and parking spaces for 4 (B) Preexisting multiunit FORMAL annual accounts with the County Registry of Deeds Together with all rights, within described property THE TRIAL COURT full bathrooms that will be vehicles. dwellings. ADJUDICATION Court. Persons interested on April 13, 2004 in privileges and easements designated for guests and The public is invited to If relief for off-street Docket No. in the estate are entitled Book 34236, Page 198 connected therewith and a driveway for parking 4 attend, and interest parties parking is needed, the SU18P1315EA to notice regarding the hereinafter referred to as subject to restrictions, plus vehicles, totaling 8 shall have an opportunity applicants further request Estate of: administration directly from the “Master Deed, which easements and rights parking spaces. to be heard. Copies of the that a variance be granted Anthony Marcoccio the Personal Represen- Unit is shown on the floor of way of record, and Copies of the aforemen- aforementioned application from the minimum number Date of Death: tative and may petition plans, the “Plans”, filed said premises are hereby tioned application and and plans are on file and of off-street parking 12/07/2014 the Court in any matter simultaneously with the conveyed subject to any plans are on file and available for inspection requirements. See, To all interested persons: relating to the estate, Master Deed, and is shown building and zoning law available for inspection at the Office of the Town 17.20.060 Table of Re- A Petition for S/A - Formal including the distribution on the copy of the portion requirements which may at the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Monday quired Off-Street Parking, Adjudication of Intestacy of assets and expenses of of the plan attached to be in force and applicable. Shopping break. Clerk, Town Hall, Monday through Thursday during two parking spaces per and Appointment of administration. the Unit Deed recorded in Said sale will be subject to A perfect moment to talk about alcohol. through Thursday during the normal business hours. dwelling unit. Personal Representative WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Book 34271, Page 322, all real estate taxes and the normal business hours. Darren Baird, Chairman Relief of a Special Permit has been filed by Anthony Dunn, First Justice of this to which is affixed the municipal assessments and An alarming number of pre-teens are drinking alcohol – which makes it urgent to find every opportunity to talk to Darren Baird, Chairman Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk (SP4) from the Board of Marcoccio Jr. of Winthrop, Court. verified statement of pro- betterments, prior liens, your kids about the dangers of underage drinking. For tips Winthrop Board of Appeals Appeals 17.12.130 Table MA requesting that the Date: June 25, 2018 fessional engineer in the including Condominium on how – and when – to begin the conversation, visit: Winthrop Board of Appeals www.underagedrinking.samhsa.gov July 12, 2018 July 12, 2018 of Use Regulations will be Court enter a formal Felix D. Arroyo form required by Section 9 common expenses July 19, 2018 July 19, 2018 required. Decree and Order and Register of Probate of said Chapter 183A. and other enforceable W W Alternatively, if the Board for such other relief as 7/12/18 Said Unit is conveyed encumbrances of record of Appeals should find requested in the Petition. W together with an undivided entitled to precedence over

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WINTHROP RESIDENTS TYLER MASSA FASANO GRADUATES of hospital, clinical, commu- Dante Mazzone dover and Andover, Mass. GRADUATE FROM OF WINTHROP FROM MGH INSTITUTE nity, and educational sites Robert McDuffee Merrimack is a Master’s Col- throughout Greater Boston Jason Rich leges and Universities/Me- BOSTON UNIVERSITY GRADUATES FROM RIT OF HEALTH and beyond. John Rogowicz dium Programs institution in Boston University award- Tyler Massa of Winthrop PROFESSIONS IN Nazary Suazo Romero the Carnegie Classification of ed academic degrees to 6,533 graduated from RIT with an NEE EARNS Institutions of Higher Educa- s t u d e n t s i n M a y 2 0 1 8 . AOS in design and imaging BOSTON Salutatorian Raymond tion. Receiving degrees were technology. Serena Fasano, who grew BACHELOR’S DEGREE Borden, of Winthrop, spoke Erostin Lushka, bachelor of RIT conferred 4,747 de- up in Winthrop, received a AT PROVIDENCE in rhymes about his time at science in computer engineer- grees this academic year at Master of Science in Nursing COLLEGE Northeast, paying tribute to a FORD AWARDED ing; degree from MGH Institute all its campuses-including in Thomas James Nee, son fellow salutatorian, Dr. Seuss. DEGREE DURING Marc Collins, Master of Croatia, Dubai, Kosovo and of Health Professions in Bos- “You’re sad that you’re ton. She was among the 583 of Judy and Jack Nee, and Business Administration in China. The university held its leaving, it’s a shame you SALVE REGINA students in the Class of 2018 grandson of Isabel O’Hara, Business Administration and 133rd annual commencement have to go, but no more home UNIVERSITY’S 68TH Management; who graduated from the Bos- all of Winthrop, was among work or classwork, how could celebration in May. ton health sciences graduate over 900 students from Prov- COMMENCEMENT Marie T. Triant, bachelor of Rochester Institute of Tech- you say no?” Borden said to science in speech, language school in May. The MGH In- idence College who received his peers. “...You did it, and Jessica Ford of Winthrop nology is home to leading cre- stitute has educated more than undergraduate degrees during a n d h e a r i n g s c i e n c e . ators, entrepreneurs, innova- whether by stumble or stride, was awarded a Bachelor of Founded in 1839, Boston 7,700 health care profession- the College’s 100th Com- tors and researchers. Founded you’ll do what you have to Science in accounting during University is an internation- als since its 1977 founding. mencement Exercises held on to get by. The brain is not for Salve Regina University’s ally recognized institution of in 1829, RIT enrolls about Team-based care, deliv- Sunday, May 20, 2018. Nee, 19,000 students in more than getting A’s and B’s, but for 68th commencement on Sun- higher education and research. ered by clinicians skilled in a Theology major, graduated 200 career-oriented and pro- seizing lifetime opportunities. day, May 20. collaboration and commu- with Honors with a bachelor That’s my knowledge I im- fessional programs, making it Salve Regina President nication, leads to better out- of arts degree. He is continu- part to you, and with my final LOCAL RESIDENTS among the largest private uni- comes for patients and clients. Jane Gerety conferred 785 de- ing his theological studies at rhyme, I bid thee adieu.” NAMED TO SIMMONS versities in the U.S. That’s why MGH Institute grees in total, including 560 the University of Notre Dame Class President Rebecca The university is inter- of Health Professions makes bachelor’s degrees, 212 mas- COLLEGE DEAN’S in South Bend, Indiana Corbett, of Revere, thanked nationally recognized and interprofessional learning ter’s degrees and 13 doctoral LIST Founded in 1917, Provi- everyone -- from students’ ranked for academic leader- a cornerstone of all its pro- families, to their teachers and degrees. The following local resi- grams. Approximately 1,600 dence College is the only col- ship in business, computing, staff, to her classmates -- for dents were named to the 2018 students at its Charlestown lege or university in the Unit- engineering, imaging science, making the last four years at RACHYL MOSLEY OF spring semester Dean’s List at Navy Yard campus in Boston ed States administered by the liberal arts, sustainability, and Northeast so successful. Simmons College in Boston learn and collaborate in teams Dominican Friars. The Catho- WINTHROP NAMED fine and applied arts. RIT also “This is it -- this is the be- Michelle Elizabeth Chen across disciplines as they pur- lic, liberal arts college has an offers unparalleled support ginning of what we want to TO UA DEAN’S LIST Baldi, Winthrop resident * sue post-baccalaureate, mas- undergraduate enrollment of services for deaf and hard-of- make our future,” Corbett Rachel Leigh Wadkins, Win- ter’s, and doctoral degrees in approximately 4,000 students Rachyl C Mosley of Win- hearing students. The coop- concluded. “Whether you are throp resident To qualify for nursing, occupational therapy, and offers degrees in 50 ac- throp, was named to The Uni- erative education program is going to further your educa- Dean’s List status, undergrad- physical therapy, physician ademic majors. Since 1997, versity of Alabama Dean’s one of the oldest and largest tion, or work in your trade, I uate students must obtain a assistant studies, speech-lan- Providence College consis- List for spring 2018. grade point average of 3.5 or in the nation. Global part- believe that each and every guage pathology, health pro- tently has been ranked among A total of 11,347 students higher, based on 12 or more nerships include campuses fessions education, and a PhD one of you will do great things enrolled during the 2018 the top five regional universi- and be great people. Keep credit hours of work in classes in China, Croatia, Dubai and in rehabilitation sciences. The spring semester at UA were using the letter grade system. Kosovo. ties in the North according to taking care of each other like interprofessional learning U.S. News & World Report’s named to the Dean’s List with module extends to hundreds family, and as a reminder, this “America’s Best Colleges.” is not goodbye, it’s see you an academic record of 3.5 or later.” above or the President’s List WHS student receives scholarship from Officer Harold L. Vitale with an academic record of 15 WINTHROP LOCAL RESIDENTS 4.0 (all A’s). Memorial Fund Scholarships named after late Revere resident RESIDENTS The UA Dean’s and Presi- RECEIVE DEGREES dent’s lists recognize full-time On Saturday June 16, six lo- GRADUATES FROM FROM SIMMONS undergraduate students. The cal high school students from NORTHEAST METRO The following local stu- lists do not apply to graduate Saugus, Revere, Wakefield and TECH dents recently earned a degree students or undergraduate stu- Winthrop were awarded schol- from Simmons College in School Committee Chair- dents who take less than a full arships at a reception at the Of- Boston man Deborah Davis and Prin- course load. ficer Vitale Memorial Park on Rachel Wadkins, of Win- cipal Carla Scuzzarella are Ballard Street, Saugus. throp, earned a Bachelor of pleased to announce the grad- Samuel Michael Zichella Science in Exercise Science UNH DEAN’S LIST uation of 292 students from was awarded the 2018 Offi- cum laude. * Michelle Baldi, Northeast Metro Tech. FOR THE SPRING cer Harold L. Vitale Memorial of Winthrop , earned a Bach- On Friday, June 1, gradu- Scholarship honoring the late elor of Science in Nutrition 2018 SEMESTER ates from 15 different voca- Revere resident and former and Dietetics cum laude. * The following students Pictured far right in the photo is Samuel M Zichella. Also tions were celebrated and re- Saugus MA Police Officer. Larkin Brown, of Winthrop have been named to the included in photo from L to R from Revere HS are Madison ceived their diplomas during , earned a Master of Arts in Dean’s List at the Universi- Officer Vitale was a 1961 Cunningham, sister MacKenzie Cunningham, Jack Wayne Elam a graduation ceremony at Teaching for ESL. * Kate graduate of Revere High and Ricardo Moretta from Saugus HS and Zachella. Unable to Breakheart Stadium. ty of New Hampshire for the Kelley, of Winthrop , earned a and later went on to serve in attend and not included in the photo is Michael Chankhour of Superintendent David spring 2018 semester. Master of Social Work. the U.S. Army and became Wakefield HS. DiBarri encouraged students John DelSolio, Honors a member of the Revere Vincent Sparacino, with but for us this is a special time to seek out leadership oppor- Auxiliary Police prior to his the late officer remarked; LOCAL STUDENTS because it allows us to hear the tunities as they grow in their High Honors full-time appointment to the “June 18 is always a tough stories and get to know him professional and personal ON MERRIMACK Sarah Kfoury, with High Saugus Police Department. day for me, it always has been and reflect on his life.” “The lives -- by pursuing man- Honors Samuel Zichella’s father Matt and always will be. I love that COLLEGE SPRING reception brings us all togeth- agement roles, joining their Heidy Benson, with High- currently serves on the Saugus we still host the park reception 2018 DEAN’S LIST er and a lot of our relatives and the golf tournament.” She trade’s union or becoming a est Honors MA Police Department. coach of their favorite sport. Merrimack College rec- attend so it’s also a big fam- went on to say, “it’s a great, Holly Benson with Highest This year’s recipients were; “The United States is still ognizes local students who ily reunion. We listen to his Honors Samuel Matthew Zichella proud way to keep Harold’s the greatest country on earth have achieved Dean’s List for co-workers; my parents and Colleen Bernard, with – Winthrop HS, Winthrop MA memory alive. We’re also but it is up to you and future Spring 2018. my aunts and uncles share sto- Highest Honors Madison Lyn Cunningham able to continue our support generations to ensure that we Gabriella Massa of Win- ries about him so even though Tiana DiBenedetto, with – Revere HS, Revere MA of victim advocate organi- continue to get better and bet- throp he was killed just before I was High Honors MacKenzie Lee Cunning- zations who reached out to ter,” Superintendent DiBarri Jennifer Adamson of Win- born I really feel like I know Students named to the ham – Revere HS, Revere MA help us back in 1985. Orga- said. “Please remember that throp him. He was the best,” said Dean’s List at the University Jack Wayne Elam – Revere nizations like the National you will always be a member Kristen Ford of Winthrop Nick., “our Aunt Eileen tells HS, Revere MA C.O.P.S. (Concerns of Police of the Northeast family. It is Emily Nichols of Winthrop of New Hampshire are stu- us stories all the time about Ricardo Alberto Marti- Survivors) the N.E. Chapter our hope that in the years to David Giuffre of Winthrop dents who have earned recog- how much he loved family nez-Moretta, Saugus HS, Sau- C.O.P.S. and the National Law come that all of you will have One of only two Catholic nition through their superior gatherings, so I know he’s gus MA Enforcement Officers Memo- some connection to North- Augustinian colleges in the scholastic performance during really happy we keep doing U.S., Merrimack College is a Michael Chankhour – rial Fund (NLEOMF) receive east.” a semester enrolled in a full- this.” Victoria said “I’m get- Graduating students from coeducational institution with Wakefield HS, Wakefield MA financial support from us each time course load (12 or more ting married next month and Winthrop include: more than 4,000 undergrad- “For our family to have the year. This year we made a graded credits). Highest hon- I’m kind of sad he can’t be Cristian Atehortua uate, continuing education honor of coming to the beau- special gift to them to cover ors are awarded to students there to celebrate it with me, Raymond E. Borden and graduate students from tiful park named after Harold the cost of having Sgt. Sean who earn a semester grade but we’ll take a minute that Robert Crotty 34 states and 36 countries, for over 20 years and remem- Gannon’s name inscribed on point average of 3.85 or better day to remember him and the Richard D’Avella comprising schools of liberal ber him for how he lived, not the Memorial walls. Doing out of a possible 4.0. Students others in my family who’ve Ryan Delehanty arts, science and engineering, how he died is very satisfying that is really important to us with a 3.65 to 3.84 average are passed away. We call that ‘Vi- Anjellina Giuliano health sciences, education and for us. We’ve often been told and we continue to make an awarded high honors and stu- tale Pride’ and my Uncles tell impact.” Mia Giuliano social policy, and business. not a lot of organizations are dents whose grade point av- us Uncle Harold called it that, The Officer Vitale Memori- Kayla C. Harvey The college’s 220-acre cam- fortunate enough to host an erage is 3.5 through 3.64 are it’s awesome!” Victoria is cur- Brajan Kalemi pus is approximately 25 miles event like this for more than al Fund, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) or- rently an elementary school Paul Mattarese north of Boston in North An- awarded honors. 20 years, so we are extremely ganization and was created in teacher at the Hill School and grateful to have opportunity” 1992 some seven years after formerly taught at the McKin said Les Vitale, president of - Officer Vitale’s death. Officer the Memorial Fund. “To enjoy ley School that was attended Vitale was killed in the line by Officer Vitale and seven of duty in the early morning LOOKING TO SELL OR BUY? this day with these kids and Call Linda for all your Real Estate needs. their families on the eve of Fa- other members of his family. hours of June 18, 1985 while ther’s Day is really special.” Bob Vitale, a retired tran- attempting to make an arrest Linda Calla, sit police officer and brother when he was dragged over June 18 is the 33rd Anniversa- REALTOR MOBILE: 617-953-0201 218 WINTHROP ST. ry of Harold’s death and June of the late Officer said, “it’s 1,000 feet to his death. Offi- 14 was his 75th birthday. 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Memorial Park was construct- Padro, Miguel Thompson, Thomas W 15 Ocean Ave #109 $415,000 year marks the 24th consecu- Martinez, Genaro Turner, Michael 154 Pauline St $570,000 tive year the Fund has granted These guys don’t forget. A lot ed by the Town of Saugus in scholarships. of the children of the officers 1992 in his honor. Pizzicannella-Murphy, K Noel, Gail 356 Pleasant St $500,000 As Victoria Vitale the niece have received scholarships The Memorial Fund will be Cirelli, Anthony R Wollenhaupt, Louis E 505 Pleasant St $415,000 to her late uncle ran around and this year will be more of hosting its annual Golf Tour- the same. This year we’re nament on Monday August 6, Mid Pac Portgfolio LLC Duffy, John M 32 Prospect Ave $488,677 snapping pictures of the at- Turner, Michael Cirelli, Anthony R 23 Sagamore Ave $535,000 tendees and scholarship recip- also going to take a minute to 2018 at Ipswich Country Club ients she commented how im- remember the life of the Yar- at noon. Information submit- Gagnon, Scott J Wood, Curtis M 171 Winthrop Shore Dr #1 $505,000 portant this day is her and her mouth Police Officer Sgt Sean ted by Les Vitale, President Reily, Michael M JCG Investments LLC 98 Winthrop Shore Dr $802,000 brother. “I was born in June Gannon who just killed in the Officer Harold L. Vitale- Me of 1985 and Nick was born a line of duty. A big part of our morial Fund, Inc. c/o Caputo little more than a year later, so mission is to raise awareness, & Co, CPA’s 99 Conifer Hill we weren’t around or aware of so we will take a minute to talk Drive, Suite 202, Danvers, MA about and remember Sean.” 01923 or visit on the web at the time when he was killed, Al Petrilli nmls #1881 Al Petrilli Jr. Eileen Vitale, the wife of www.vitalememorialfund.org. (617) 901-5232 | [email protected] [email protected] | (617) 513-3882 #36732 550 Pleasant St., Winthrop 02152 unit 109 #1303164