Page 2 Allston-Brighton TAB Friday, Fcbruaiy 20. 2004
We want your n . Q)MMUNITY il!~J~lW ER .I Welcome to the Allston-Brig Braverman (781 ) 433-8365 W' See what's ew with the .,,,. Allston-Bright on CD in this week's paper BNN ffers 3-part producers' ·..,, ,· ·imagine your h me, op, starting Feb. 28 "Find Your Audie ce, Fund practical information on how to company distributes more thto-· :totally organized! Your Program, Futur Distribu develop a cost-effective funding 400 award-winning titles to t e· tion'" i ~ a three-sessio workshop and marketing strategy. international television and ed "·· ... Custom Closets • Garcigc Cabin ~ for video producers offering Students will learn about grant •Home Offices • Pantries and nm ·c~. cational markets. ~ , ,~l¥~*p: writing, contract negotiation, re Close also teaches a course · R . i lease forms, distribution deals funding and selling the doc .... and more. The workshop is suit mentary at the Maine lntemp.-, able for producers of documen tional Fi lm and Television Wor~ tary, histrny, ar1s and culture pro shops in Rockport. . grams, or for ongoing television The class fee is $50 for BNN-1· series. members and $75 for nonmefil" . Instructor Cynthia Close is the bers, and will be held on thr~e .. executive director of Documen Saturdays - Feb. 28, March 6' tary Educational Resources, a and 13 - from I 0 a.m. to I p.rtJ, . nonprofit fi lm and video produc at BNN's downtown facility. · 1 tion/distribution company in Wa Call 617-720-21 13, ext. 24, t~r~ te11own founded in 1968. The more information or to register. :, t· 1· ~I 11 I·!: I EXIT REALTY ASSO C IATES ,, ' Ter. (617) 730- 9aoo -.i.r FREE! SEARCH ALL MLS LISTINGS AT 511 WWW.EXITBOSTON.COM CLICK ON MLS PROPERTY SEARCH TO SIGN IN! _J s entury believes in your business. he money you need to grow your business - for irr.fe ntory, pansion, and everyday ca_sh flow - is now mor rthan er. With 3.993 APR * Business Line of Credit and .A-. c tucy~b.anl<.,com I 866.8.CENTURY ·1 I I 0 1 11 p n Th t atf' •s 3 99% and apphes to B, sin•s' lines t Credit up to S250 000 The APR 1s sub1ec1 to change and 1s based o The Wall Street Journal Prime Rate as published the last business day of the month. The Pr ime Rate as I •ofThe 1 /3A0n/n04u al1s Pe4 00%rce ntAPRage RTheate rateIAPR 1I01 is Busmessrime r"'erm ol a1111goans. up et oc~2r5reo • ,n oo'o 1 4 ,,•< APR ind is lixe I for 5 - ~ a s All us1ness loan offer; require a Business Basic 150 or Regular Business Checking account The monthly ma111t enance lees are waived L11llll t2/31/ 04 on new business checking accounts only. Aul odebit is required on these bus111 ess offers Of fers are ,,.a table through 5 29 04 r entJry Bank re erves the nghl lo withdraw this offer 1n at any l ime without notice Eq ual Housing lender/M ember FOI C A lls t o n I B everly I Bos t on B rd in t ree Brookline B u tlrngton Ca I I I mbridge I Everet t Lynn I M a ld en I ed f ord I N e wto n I Pe abo d y I Q uin cy I s.1l e m I So m e rville ~-+---~~~~~~~~~~~-+~~~~~~~~~~~~~ www.allstonbrightontab.com ____F_ r_id_a=-y,_F_e_b1_·u_m_,_·y_2_0_. 2_004_,_ Allston-Brighton TAB. page } COMMUNITY NOfES Qrigtllon Bicentennial The opening is tentacnely ~hed panmellt \\.ill be r1m \ing all '.; Feb. 24, 2007, will mark the uled for Ap1i l at the Underground llowers. tree lilllbs an winter Magic Theatre's Albion space. decora1ions from th~ c meteries ~th anniversary of the incorpo This is a non-union production. At our Dedham Kitchen Etc location, ration of the town of Brighton. once this process begins For more informa1ion. includ Join your neighbors to suggest For additional inform· tion, call Sunday, February 22, 2004 from 9 am - 1 pm ing audition limes, call Colucci at There ~ i be a concert of -..on gs idea.'i and opportunities to com 1-888-919-7926. 6 17-787-2991 or e-mail dcoluc to benefit t ror \ ictims in Israel 'a1 memorate this momentous event. Y ou are cordially invited to attend our [email protected]. 6 p.m. on S nda). Feb. 22. at Tem Brighton 200 will be an opixmuni Support group wedding workshop Please JOln us for product ple Bnai l\ ishe. 18-+5 Common ty to reflect on our pa<> t, examine demonstrations and helpful tips for your wealth Ave. Brigh1on. for parents in Hric~"' registering process. The workshop will include our present and ponder our future. Wearing lots of a continental breakfast, door prizes, and a speoal , The discussion begins at 6:30 The e\e . "'ill consist of 1v.o Are you a parent who s fee ling hats tops off motivational -,hov. v. hich v. ill nm gift for all Brides. Representatives from national p.m. next Tuesday at the Greenb1i merwhelmed, isolat d or health message 0 p.m.: and a music stressed'! Would you lik to have brands will be available to answer questions ¥ Restaurant, 304 Wa<>hington St. K1tchenEtc associates will provide you with concert (b' ds· songs) ~hich ~ ill the support and encou agement for additional information. con Spo11ing and trading haL'> "'ith personalized service to complete your registry. tact Joe Mulligan at the audience helps Linda Trainor begin at 6 p 'TI. of other parents wi1h sin ilar <.:o n cerns'' jtg natiu [email protected]~ or 6 17- to 1each people ho"' to change For the 1·t<, t 1hree )em-.... lsrJel Special guest Kim Havrilla, National Bridal Director from Noritake will 787-5071. sick, stressed, tired lifest) les to ha-; experie ced multiple 1emi1is1 P NOT S, from page 3 Rus!->ian . Service include a pri years. SBDC counselors have as committed to providing e Eng md Shelter For Homele!->s vate con!->ultation o discuss treat sisted thousands of clients with lence in care, compassion Yet 11n ~ are in need of gently ment opti ons, i ividual and/or al l aspects of~ma ll business man dignity of life. ~R~~~!!r.~ use and ne'A 'A inter clothing. group counselin . cenified hyp agement including business For more information. call ail I fl ~lili:!lJl' ''';'' '' •*' ·AM!Ji§ Co d you imagine ~tepping out notherapy and fr e or discounted plans; financial and strategic Campbell or Judy Diamon in WEEKLY SPECIALS: February 17th to February 22nd into he cold winter weather with nicotine replace ent therapy. planning; marketing; operations; the Brighton office at 6 )7- 66- out coat'' For more in rmation about and general management. Seek 6242. Premium Quality Fresh Extra Fancy R ) Ciccolo\ Village Auto the Tobacco revention and ing funding op t ion~. securing lb. mot ve Group b working with Treatment Proj ·t, call Donna jobs and creating new jobs are Open Doors offers Broccoli Crowns ...... 98¢ Ros ~ ·~ Place and the New Eng Abruz.zese. he Ith programs major area:-. of assistance that Crisp Fresh Green Florida Ian Shelter for Homeless Veter manager, at 617- 83-3564. counselors provide. free classes ans ;:i pro\ide 'Ainterclothing for The Allston-B ·ghton Healthy The SBDC also offers wo1l Open Doors offers free en rgy ~~~~~~~~~; ; ;;~;~ ~~;i~~ ·· ·· ··· ···· · ·········· ·· · ·· ..29¢ lb. hun Ired!-> of home l e~~ throughout Boston Coalitio works pro-ae shop:-. on a variety of small busi healing sessions on Thurs ays Bo on 'Aho are enduring the bru tivel) and cont" uously to im ne ...s topics. Small business own from 7 to 9 p.m. Call 617- 02- Peppers ...... 69¢ lb. tal )Id thi.., winter. prove the health. afety and cohe ers can pai1icipate in the 6333 on Wednesday~ <1fte I 0 mate your nev. or gently ~iveness of llston-B1ighton wor"-shops during the academic a.m. to book a 30-minute e rgy Extra Large Sweet Juicy I use winter hat~. gloY e~. mittens. re\idents. year for a nominal fee. healing pe1formed by pen Florida Orange~ ...... 4 Ib. bag ... $1.49 "<.:< ,e-. and jackets at any of Ra) To schedule an appointment rn Doors volunteers. Donation re Cic olo\ Village Automotive l ~ xtra Large Extra Sweet California Help the loca for more information, call the ceived wi ll be donated to fld ..er Navel Oranges ., ...... 59¢ lb. Gr 1p kx:ation\. including Boston College SBDC at 617- ent chaii ty every month. Bo. on Yoho Village in Brazilian~· ~ 552-4()9 1. lntixmation is also There's also a free ~a t day From the Delicatessen Bn hton. The dealer!-ihips v.ill The Bnvilian mmigrant Cen available on the Web at meditation circle from V t I0 Domestic Prosqiutto ...... $7.98 Ib. deli er the collected clothing to ter is seeking vo untccrs to aid in www.hc.edu/eentersNxk . a.111. run by Monique N sser. the "helter... on Feh. 23. Presi its man) proje "· You do not Most pa11ieipants expc1i nee Italian Cold Cut Sandwich .....$2.98 ea. den .., Da) 'Aed..end '"the bu..,iest ha\e to ... peal-. muguese. Con Caritas Hospice well being, lifted spi1i ts. an re From the Bakery tim of )Car at the dealerships. so tact 6 17-783-8( l I or come hy laxation. \\it )OUr help 'Ae are expecting 139 Brighton A' .. No. 7. sponsors open house Come and enjoy giv ing a re- Chocolate or Gold Cupcakes with to lllect a ..,igniticant amount of Ouit Summer camp ... alr ady? Do You Know The Open house highlights variety of programs ... Jut don 't tarry Three Big Lies By Casey Lyons platform tent.5. CORRESPONOENT The YMCA also offers 1teen adventure program f Medicaid Qualification? Cold as it is, it is tough to think about the summer for 13- to 17-year-olds t it takes place in Canada. in anything but an abstract sense. Yet, before long, Costa Rica or the Califo an Rockies. the ice will melt, the winter clothing will go back All ·ession-, at the Y : A camps are tilling up. into the attic and school will b¢ out. Even though organizers said. and cam >erships scholarships are many of the lakes in Maine are suffering per a\ailable. mafrost. that will not always be the case. and many Camp Fire USA offers wide range of programs. will open up with summer camp programs. including an O\emight c np that takes place in the 'Summer camp is filling fast, registration dead Berkshires. and a da) cai J that takes place on a na lines are approaching and spaces are already be ture preserve. There is al ::> a Zoo Camp that takes cc)m ing limited. For the students ofA-B. the option-. place Lluring the day and 11lows campers to see the are wide open this year. as about 25 camps demon behind-the-scenes life o a zoo. Financial aid is Lie# If you need a nursing home, Medicaid will strated during an open house sponsored by The All available on a ca'>e-by-c ~basis. directors said. ston-Brighton Healthy Boston Coalition and the There are sports camps ~pecitically for girls such take your house. Leaders of Tomorrow at Jackson M an n Elementary Warm up with some good wine and food If you wan to get The I .'ith Annual V\'CJHH Wlr1L' Saturday, Feb. 21 ..~ ewhousing ..r a matter of rovidence armer hospital turns •r.' to local senior citizen . :•' 'It ' isted-living community ' ,, Rather than rejecting applications, STAff WRITER Rachin said that she more often 12. Brighton "s senior find-, herself in a persuasive citi1en po ulation had a chance to mode. te llir)g elders that ··no. you tour thc ar a\ nev. est a;.si;,ted-li\ - real I) rn11 a!Tixd this." ~ . j ing corrn unity. as Providence All of the building's studios and ~ Hou-.c. I , 0 Core) Road. on the one-bedroom apa11ments are--1 ground.., 1 ·the former St. John of equipped with emergency call God Hm ital. opencd its door;, buttorb above the beds and in .!:'I) for morni ig and af'tcrnoon open bathrooms. Rachin also said that I hOU\CS. as the population at Providence · Thc I ( -unit residential com Housc grow'>. plans exist to insti- '• • pin. c1H ., eloped b) the Boston lute a special memory-impair- ·: From left to right, Peg Ramsey, Dorothy Sooner and Mary Walsh enjoy lunch at the Providence House on Archdioc ..,c Planning Office for ment community on the build- ' · L'rhan r\f ·airs and E.A. Fish A;, ing\ third floor w hich w ill be -.ociatC'> ; id managcd b) Welch staffed b) trained specialists. Hcalthca1 ' and Rctircmcnt 'There will also be a skillcd nurs- Group. 01 ·ncd its door-, on Jan. 7. ing facil ity. which w ill offeronsite But for n all). thi;, public umeil rehab opportunities, established ing ''a>. t c flr-,1 chancc to see thc by thc end or thc year." she added. building p clm.e. And thc interior for the do1e11 or so residents of thc n '' building ~ replete who have Sargent Center's Adventure camp 2004! Treat your child to a whole new experience ... it's a Great Gift The F1 Baston Junior Racing Progr m I ,, 6, 13 20 days -July 4-Aug 13 , the thrill of racing 1ust like Jeff Gordon . Share 1 \~ ~ ~ ·..- .-:::: :>1 ::"' - ,1 t""" ·' '·· rea: ?:Jr, • Beys anrOv>ded kart cnvers suit helm Co-ed1 ages 10-17 Ifs the Fl Boston Junior Racing School and Pr,.. .;· a:"" r.,~-:ac: · 'r a· . ·"-';:\:...... r hll! League Racing Program. Ill Taught by pr<''.es•,onal Fl Boston instructor detJils arid reg;~rra/10" ~all Hancock, NH • Gradu:-.1e 10 weekend 1umor racing leagues From its inception, Fl's Junior Race Program has ACJ.. accredited Adults Race too! Rock Climbing, Mountain Biking, The F' Adult League Racing offers Canoe Trips, Sea Kayaking, tne bes: do11ar ror·dollar.value 1n racing Backpacking, High Ropes 1 Call "81 228 2050 to enroll now Courses, Wilderness Camping 1 'l 10 www.bu.edu/outdoor/adventure • www.F1 Bost n.com 603·525-3311 Early bird discounts www.allstonbrightontab.com Friday. February 20. 200-+ Allston-Brighton TAB, pag 7 FROM PAGE ONE Robbery suspect fo ind in 'prob em' boarding house1 ROBBER, from page 1 throughout Boston for about three )r noticed a number of oh' inu!'. code 'io ocked egre-.s: improper electrical a period of ti me last year, when they 1,_ rants for armed and unm·med robbery four weeks:· sa) s District I-+ C >t. lations on the propert). leading to a iring: and improper exit signs and cci\ed \:alls that rooms were being re1 l out of district cou11s in Brighton, William Evans "Finally, last week, 1e call to Inspectional Sen ices. "Our ' 1res. ed there forjust an hour or two. Somerville. Brookline, Waltham and received information that he might le men found a lot of code \ iolations and Additional!;. !SD representative Lisa "The place has been a constant pro - Roxbury. He was wanted in conjunction at the Farrington Inn. We sat on it fo a unhealth) li,ing conditions:· sa)s imberlal-.e indicated that police lern fo r us ... says Evans. "There ha e with bank heists in several smrnunding couple of da) s before he -.howed up. · faarn.. "Basicall). no one in their right · ()und crack pipes on the property and been a lot or arrests around the area. a d communities, including Brookline Bank With some assbtance from the 31 mind v. ould want to be Ii Ying there. c her drug paraphernalia. The common lots of troublemakers and undesirabl s < ea were also littered with garbage." in Brookline. Citizens Bank locations in - who are alwa) s consulted in b 1k ISO came dov.n and immediately shut around thL· inn. It 's an eyesore. a d Medford and the Back Bay. and banks robbery cases - Brighton Police w re the place dO\\ n ... This led to ISD's official in spection we're welcom~ to have it shut down I here in Allston-Brighton. able to apprehend Corbett at the F r A cop) of the notice of condemnation · d subsequent condemnation hearing think it's a benefit to All ston-Bright rn Ironically. just the day before Cor rington Inn. at 19-25 Faffington Ave. in from ISO indicate'> that the proper!) at \ hich took place on Tuesda). Follov. if we can get that cleaned up." bett's an·est, hi s picture and description Brighton. The alleged bank robber d J 19-25 FaITington Ave. - owned b) i g testimon; b) Housing Inspector had been given out to local merchants at n 't quite go quietly. though. leading f Robe1t Ternilliger of 1-+0 Sargent St.. dward Kenned). Building Inspector The assessed condemnation can e a community meeting about commercial ficers on a chase throughout the int r Newton - v.as found by inspectors to J 1mes Kennedy and Code Enforcement lifted ifTerwillger submits plans to L D robbe1ies hosted by Dist1ict 14 Poli ce. connectcd prope11ies that make up 1e be in multiple \.iolations of the State C fficer Michael er Keefe. the condcm to reno\.atc the property. obtains a At that time, police had spoken of being Inn, before being apprehended by :> Sanitary Code. These included. but ' Ilion v. as upheld. bui !ding permit to execute those pla 1s hot on Corbett's trail. lice and FBI personnel. were not limited to. a lack of \\OI'king According to Timberlake. the Far and obtains a Certificate of Occupan ·y ··w e had been tracking his movements It was during the arre-.t that smol-e detector!'.: v.-indows in di-.rcpair: r ngton Inn \ \\'as also closed down for for the property from !SD. Developer considers oving office i to Waterworks projec WATERWORKS, from page 1 consistently done. Diamond .:epb - the restaww11. a comixui..,on between the CLllTent such as the restaurant and da; the puhlic comment pcricxl by the Boston Redevelopment stressed that any and all idea-. ~ss center - were tine. Waterworb project a d the pro care center., were the em ironmen Watl'rworks Park. '1"here wi ll a Authority. when Diamond in t'rom communi ty membel'> re but a'> w · got to understand the ject that \\a!> proposed y the Pro tal benefits of an es ti mated 50 per supplemental filin g to the P F formed those in attendance that gmding a profitable use for the impact. i became a ca-.e ofv.ould ject Notification Fon submitted cent reduction in \chicle trips coming in three to four week ," his film - Diamond/Sinacori Hi gh Service Buildin£ would be we be v. i ming a battle and 10 ... ing to the HRA on Dec. 23. 2003. across the propc11) per da). and a said HRA Senior Project Mana< er LLC - and the architectural fin~ wclcomed - so long 7L'> they also the war? Vould we lose the lw·ger Ap New - Latino Life . and ulti mate triumph. Admission one-on- 1e ba._, i.., to get you stru1- Kids' Ongoing • The Faneuil Bookwonns Honan-Allston Book list is free. Co-sponsored by the ed. Call 1e branch to make ru1 ap Programs Thursday, Feb. 26 (Pet's Galore ): Brighton Allston Hi torical Soci pointme t v..ith adult -,en ices li March 4 (Happy Bi11hday r. Branch To celebrate books about the ety. For further infonnation. call brarian ,Ian Babner. Telephone • Lap Sit Stot)'tim . Mondays. Seuss!). March 11 (Rainbow.). Hispanic experience, the Boston 61 7-782-6032. inquiries after Feb. 2.f. Feb. 23 (Fis fo r Feat rs): March Mm\:h 18 (Sp1ing Fever) at d Winter Hours (11m1· through 111 Public Librruy has published a l. 8. l.'i.22.29at 10:. )a.m.Chil March 2.5 (Up, Up and Away). at 4 12. 2004 ): M o11dor.1· and Wed e,v , new book li st, "Latino Lite," that dren 4 and under and a caregiver Irish Cabaret p.m. A book discussion group f r doys. noon to 8 f>.111., T11esdar.1· is now available to the public. Branch m·e welcome to join i for strnies ,a children from.+ to 8. Atier readi1g Thursdays. 10 a.111. To 6 1>.111 .. The list contains new books fot All interested are welcome to and a craft. each book (a mix of picture lxxi -, dars 011d Sm11nlays, 9 a.111. > adults and teens, incl uding cu1Ten\ enjoy a delightful journey to the Winter '>1tr.1 I nmr rhm11gh J11ne • The OK Club Tuesday. Emerald Isle with John O'Neil in nonfiction and poetry) aloud. t e /J./11. fi ction and nonfiction; his101y anq 12, 2004 · Mondays. Wednesdays. f\ hm:h 9. 4--U.'i p. The Only group will have a discussion fc 1- biographies; poeuy and othe~ thi s musical pe1fonnance ··s ack to and Thu iday.1. JO TO 6 p.111 .. Tue.1- Kids Club is a month book dis- I .. Enniskillen, An Irishman's Jour lowed by an ai1 project based c n books by modern Hispanic and PU3LIC SAFET Y 'i\lU may bl: ;.l\\<.1rc of the man\ ar 11111: ls 10 be crack cocarne md mari .1ga11ht ...dlmg ;,1 home 011 )OUr (;,, n. ~ut ) u On Feb. 9. at approxi ··.!Hnil of 1.l! m.iy fmd mi ...crl; seller... prn:mg th t.:1 ho l t: one armed with a silver hand willful and maliciou' propert) I 1.'\Cll lugha I \Cll 1f ~ou llml a p.:rfod lwm1..· i'or ~ Lnnt.11 t ~our lik1I ·al -... 1.111,.• l l lll\.1.' .i nti .111.UH.!1..' 111 'l'i..' hom..:!th;ll m..· the susrect was fraudulent!) 11 at a ppro\Jtll,llel~ 11 30 <> 111. / l.1,1cd 1h1011gh 1hc 111111 111.lh.· lhtmg ') 11..·1 11 {ll using the name Mse Poli ce. as\l,tcd b~ the I Bl I \11 ..., I I hm11.. ·, 1i ... 1cd thruud1 ;1 pin '"" 1;11 Rodrigue1-Albaino and fra~d Ba ni-.. Rohbt ·~ T.1,i... I P c. '' 111 he prh.:1.:d lanh .tnd ri..·p i..''1.:1 ...·, I ulently obtained a Ma,s. tlri rCCC I\ cd Ill () I Jatlllll that 11. \l11.th.:1' 'oli"ll ''''"' lx· g'lld\.·d 1h11 uµh h1,.· m.111.· ;,1f 1n-.p1..'ll111n ....1 11d tlt11.:u111 ·111.11 ;,111 ver"s li cense under thi s naml·. Corbett \\a-.. ,t .. ~ ing at the ( 111.: .. c''·'', 111 ,u1.:1.~,,111ll\ ..:It"-\.' ,~n \ 1111 1·arrr11gtu11 Ir l. 19 2:'i pu11..h.1""· \Hml 1h1.· ·1,1ur :mtl 1.... 1, ·. 11h ~. 1 Also on Feb. I 0. at the hunngton \, t'. Hrighton . .ind Cleveland; \tllll llklk.: # . \ Cire;le abmc address. rcpn:sen apprd1endcd Cmhctl thnc Hi 3 > llclldlltflfc 111ft11mctl11111 tati ves of the L'.S. l\far,hal' alter a brrcl pur,urt A 'eareh 1 I 11dc ,,fo1td;11-.:, 11 ·c1i t'\t1111 "1111 bt1,11f, \\ .u from Ho,ton and Prm rdenCL'. "arrant latL'r L'\Ct' UttJ on 11e / I/ li11r11r/i \/Ji/It /II\ J..11011 /1 ,/.~ R.I.. arrested Jamie Galan. 21. room \\ hert' C11rbct1 ",1-.. ' t\ - ''"" ,,,,, ( 111!1'1tl lh 4/,,-,,,,,, / f>/- --JI•'''.',,'"' ..,-,- _, 'I of 21 March St.. Prm rderlCL'. 111g re,caled ccJle, .111d 111 er and Juan i-:-. Cabrera. 2-L of -ix Jrug paraphcr 1ali.1 .t 1111<.kr .llTL''l. the' 1,pt:LI .illq,!t'd Wel lington St.. Marlborough. ht• .:hkle 1111.111) L'alllL' to Galan was arrested on '1rtuc ol Pol rct· rc,pontkJ t11 a , 11p 111 Lal-..c \trt'L't. tht• llLL·1. I~ 111.1dL· 'L'lh,il hrL·ai... h ''' ;11d ~~UKRAINIAN FRATERNAL FEDEAA an out standing kderal v.arrant report ot ,111 armed rnh 1.tlll \\Cl\' ordncd nut pf till' 'L'\ t'ral l.icult\ Ill 111hL'r' ~;r( CREDIT UNION 8 1L'h le .it gunpoint (i1r1111\ for 'iolation of 'upen ised hcr) on I eh I I ,11 appn 1\! Prm iding Financial Servic <'S to Its Members Smee 791F! ,,,,, rtcd tnr l,111ing t11 ... 111p101 l'lllll't' rL''l'lllllkLI Ill release. and Cabrera (a i... a Lurs mate I) 8: 1-) p 11 • 111 tic 'iL ni 10!1 •:. lt'Cl-.. k" drl\ 111g lll .1 1cpo I 111 an .11111t·d Negron) was wanted for felon: t\ of I lolton anJ l 1td1l 1L·ld 1 3 • Regulcll Sl1<11<.• Saving • IRAs n 1hhL'I~ Pll J-t•h ~ ,ti ,lpp(P\ assault and was a fugiti\c from ... tn:ch. I Ill' L·11111 11 IJ I)\ 1rce ·nd.1 gcr. 'l"ll't'drng and l.11l111L 11.lll I~ l!I I\ p I 1111 ( 1,1Jdl1L'I • Ccrtrfic ates of Deposit • Car Louns justice. Galan was turned o\:er that she Vv.1' \\ all-..rng \\hen a o 't p Int .1 rt·d light \trct'l in \ll,tl1 rill' 'il·11111 • Mortgages & Home Equity Loans to the U.S. Marshal,. and ~oung ma k ~rablx.·d her h.1 1d ()Jl l·L•h 12 ,l • Passliook Secured und Unsecured Loans Cabrera \\ill be C\trad1t L·d tP ha!.!. l-..1111Ll-..t I her tn thL· !.!nil id rL'p11rkd 1h~.t '''L ".t' .1pprn.1dwd b) l\1,1 ~ 1f,111~ Rhode bland authorillL's. dll~I tkd 111 .t \\ .iiti ng ·L.,ll \ 1 1 .1pp1l1\'lll.tk'I) 11 211 ... carch ol the .1rt·.1 ,,,1, 1111- , '.Ill. p11iiLe ll 'P•'ll1kd lll .t rnak' "hl pt 11111 d ,1 °1,11 .1 hL· cpl 1 '11 .in .11111«d n 1hhen 1 .md lklll. Lkd ier h 1g I hL Pol ice responded to a re' CC\s lul. 4 idence f1 re at 203 1 .he iLillll) ol ChL''lL'I \tJL'L'I ... u~pcch then kd on loPI Commonv.ealth A\l:. 111 Sc \\o 111!.'. Kim. 27. nl 4 ind ~·nr1111rnt\\L'.tlth \ en IL' 111\\ .ird Cht• tt·r ''ct. Brighton on Fch I 0 at appro' 9 C.111,tl P.11 i.... C.imhmkt» \t ti : ''-L'lle. the thr\'L' km.ik imately I :.14 p.ni. At least thn:c \\a" arre,tcd on l·ch. 11 at I IL'll l' IL'jlllrlt'd th.it lhL') \\<'IL' ~oil' Ill (('Iii/< '· //111\( • /111 1 apartment\ in the building -.uf approx im attl~ 9.:'tl p.m .. lor 1ppr '"'- hed In 1" n '111111 _ cllt 11t11111 cl 111 1/1 !' 1/t1 < '' •1, operating a motor' chide , er mal .. .ippr11\11n.11t:I~ I~ 2tJ lwn 1101 hcc·n n 11"1< 1nl u , .,, ' j fcred fire. water and sm~ l-.. e L~!~ H:~~2;h~~~ ck u damage. but no injuries were suspension ot hccn'e Kr 11\ 'car old. v. ho pu... hed th.:111 c riml' or 1 iole11io 1. '/ hf' chi r~n TAx and deliver in Brighton ybu m:oi1/\/ 1f1C m 111, 1 /,,,,.,. h n reported at thL' scene T he \Ch iL°IL' \\,' 'lllpj)td Ill 111h> 1 ncarb~ .tlk~. pr 1duL't'd SERVICE 2003 tax return. d/I( 1 ,/ 111 , 11/id 11. 11. , 11 1/in cause ol the fire is 1101 L·urrcnt Brirhtl111 ,\,enuc b~ an ulliL"er 11.111 !Ulls .111d , 1rdert•d them 10 ///(/\ he I •11 d 1111 11,, 1 ly known. "IH1 1cu1g1111nJ the ~-.ir. l.1) 1 i the ~n 1und rill' 'li'lk'1. h Authorized E-File provider Federal and State thL'll 'to ', "Lh .ind lt"'-·h~ On i-:-eb. I 0. at approx 1 Jared B. (lrrPU\. 21. Iron the 11L111 11'. hchllL' tk, 5 matel) 3:54 p.111 .. lllCll l 1 0 ol 14'-i l .11-..L· \t.. lllg I l lll1 ·t bers o f the Youth Violence Brighton. v. a' arre,ted 1111 J Strike Force. the Ll.S. Marsl1al s number ol motor 'L'hrde '111la- \111cnhotcp \1111tlt. 7 and the Bureau of A lrntl ol. 1io11s on h ·b. 12 ;..1 appr11\i 1 2 1 • (it 27 B.11c\ \t Tobacco and h rearm' con matL'I) I: 14 a.m. Durmg a 'cp I )1 11 lL',lt'I. \\ ,1, aJTe'IL'd !°l 11 111" ducted a search of an apart aralt' trall1t 't11p b~ polict· ,rn 'L'"i 111 111 a lirL'illlll on Fd1 13 .11 men! at .'i.'i l"ancuil St. Commo11\\t·al1h \\cnuc. a .1ppr \i111atL'1) \ 'O .1 ni.. .ll Brighton. as a lollmv-up lo an pa"111g \d11de dtl\t'll ,11 hr~h H,·rg tun 1Irgh '-.1. hP11I I he 'I" earlier arrest. (Sec log itmm spl'ed h) (irn U\ a l kgcd l ~ 11.1r pcL't. "h11 had hci.:-n '1"11l'lldt•d #2. 3.) nm I) 1111"-t'd h1t1111l! the • lli 11 Pll 'dH 1111 the d.I\ ht: lure. "a' At the scene. authorities con l"C rs. A d1.i'e .:11,ucd. at \\ rch 11 it111 ".111d.:11 ng till' hal I' ,111d fiscated two 'emi-autornatic point tht· ,u,pect 'cl de 'tnp :d h~ ... chi x 11 .1d1111111,tratnr... ,llld nliLL' • • wttapon-., mult rple round" ol alleged!) .111emptt'l.. to e 1Je ammunition, 28 bag" of a sub police at d.111 gcrnu' ... pecds 111d D rrng .1 ,c,u d1 , it thL· 'l"l"leLl. amc ,._ N cw Menu -- New Lob ~ stance belie\ ed to bc hen,)i n. in a dangL'J Armed BHS student irrested S EAK • LOBSTER • CLAMS By Kevin Rothstein Brighton [)1 ,tnet Coun arrnrgn \ 1can11g on "hcthL't to 'l" BOSTON HERALD ment. Smrth haJ bi.:-cn 'L·heduk·d AN US BURGERS • HADDOCK A Brighton Hi gh School ~ tu The gun h,1d ih 'erial number ·ida) for a pre\ rou' unth' denl was placed behind bars obliterated .111d nad four hol J irh.:idcnt. hut l.i111ith ,11 after an as\i..,tant prinoipal low-roint bu l et' tn the clip ,ind at the 'chool instead of h1' Beans Mashed Sweet Potato Handmade Onion R~n fou nd him packing a .380 stimi one in the chamber. The ammu h. Brighton Hr gh Prrncr automatic handgun with hol nition is e-,pe.:ia I~ deadl) be harlc' Sl-..1d111orc 'a1J. low-poi nt bullets in the clip cau'e the huileh ·nushroon on C:r rth h.1d ,tl,o bCL'll 111 trou w. hile in school Friday. authori impact. ble eforc fm bringing a 111,1- ties said. Authoritll'' don·1 1-.. no\\ \\h) ..: het to school o\ er ,1 hed '' llh REAKFAST DAILY The assistant principal who Smith brou!.!ht the gun to .i cl "-l11<1te. Ill\ C>l l ~,Ho r'> arc fo und the weapon as well as a school. but pro ... ecutor'> asl-..ed prob ng \\ hcthcr that di'>putc black face mask in 17-year-old fo r $ 100.000 bail II \\as 'e at kJ t the gun char~'-'- Amenhotep Smith's jacket was $7,500 imtcad. B ghton Hr!!h "111 bl'~111 threatened aft er he call ed the No famil y memh<:r' were tn ,er-.· ni ng \llich:nh \\ 1th nw!:d Early Bird Specials cops, ~;aid prosecutor Chri stine the court room. th,mgh court-.ip ,fete• tot'\'. h.:n till'\ rc1urn 1ro111 Helsel. poi nted deft.'nse attorney l·ran brea I l\crall 'IU<.knh ·...:emcd " He made threats to the assis cis Sacco -.aid Smith\ mnther undi turbeu b) the J!re ... t. tant principal. calling him a was "k:ry ur\et." .. ! alllllht \\ ''h there \\,1s .i Private rJleeting Room snitch and stating among other The junior "a" '>topped in be ,tm ;t'r reaL"t11ll1. Our 1-..rd'- arc things. your Honor. ' I got you. t\\een cla,..,e, at 8·30 a.m be u-.<'.t.i to\ io!l'nL·c. "heth1.•r it"' rn dog,"· Helsel told Judge Peter cause he v. ,isn't '>Uppo'>ed o ~ '.:h• 11 <.'rout Pl ... ch-t•1l:· Skid R. Anderson al Smith's in schoo! in the fiN place. mor s:ml. Serving Beer & Wine Pl. Cappella Fest at Faneuil Hall r.[ arketplace Low Carb r"'enu Faneuil Hall Mm·ketplace wi ll New H anip'>h~:e: the Clark H.m.. '.·..:h rJ. !3osi011 L'iri\ CNI\. Jae!-.. o; howca-;e 11 groups from area Clark Uni\ er-,it)' . "ioteworth)'...... :n dis. Tufi\ Lm\-.rSJt): amt colleges Saturday, Feb. 21, 11 Emerson C >liege. Inter.tat.: 8. t\.:.u .\bhc: ~. Bo... ton l 111\rr-,ll). Breakfast Buffet a.m. to 6 p.m., in the Quincy Mar Worct-ster Pol) tech ln'>titute: 1 ·~ C\.:lli l\ fn:e Frustrated by diet that The Joseph . Smith 011 1111u censed and are uffiliates of Free health nitr Health Ce te1; 287 estern BIDMC. A1•e. in Allston, ·s a nonp vjit or Being part of the diverse CCA screenings nevet- keep the weig, 'it offl ganbuion thu rJjfers c nnpre network ullows member sites to Free glucose, cholester I and hensii·e medic I, dental coun collaborate on clinical and ad- blood pressure sc ree~· n seling and 1•isi n service· to all ministrative issues, collecti vely held monthly throug o i11di1·iduals wu .families egard contract for services and funds, community. Below is a sc less of circ11111. ance. An exam and share resources und ex per- for Februury: Worried about lon ._term ple B CITY COUNCIL TELEVISION ALL LADIES' & MEN'S FALL ~ WINTER Co111 cmt Chw111£ I A5 I assignment process and potential lay March 11 /() a.111. to 5 fl .Ill . offs 2/23 Education Committee Noon - Public Utilities & Cable Hear AP tAREL Friday, Feb. 20 4:30 p m.. lannella Council Chimb r ing on electricity rate increases 11 /20 10 a.m. - Public Sat ty Hearing n (1:09) John Tobin. Chair ALL 7LOVES, maintaining public o er outside en 1:30 p.m. - Ways &Mean s Hearing • Docket #0246 Review of opJrati n way 10/10 (1:17) pf I HATS t SCARVES on approving City's refunding bonds Boston Public Schools' Fam ily} nd i. 11 :30 a.m. - Gover ment Ops ar 12/17 (1 :00) Community Engagement Centers. . ing on co-op housin tax exempt ns 2:30 p.m - Education Hearing on 10/24 (1:58) • Docket #0247 Review of Bolon . METCO funding 11 /18 (2:21) Public Schools' Site Councils. po - 1 1: 30 p.m - Bosio City Coun I NOTE: Programming schedule is sub sored by Councillors Turner, A oy • LADIES & MEN'S Meeting 2/04 ject to change based on the schedul- and Yancey. Tape Delayed Cab l ~ca OJl Comcast Channel A51 on Friday, M rGh 4 p.m. - Aviation Transport lion ing and length of LIVE hearings 12. 2004 at 10 a. m. FAMO S MAKER Hearing on parking aivers for NA and meetings which will be carried in 10/14 (0:53) their entirety. For more information on City Council Television call Tom Cohan at 611-635·2208. March Z~ DE~IM Monday, Feb . 23 Education Committee 10 a.m. - Education earing on io 4:30 p.m., !annella Council Cham er Upcoming hearings: lent students and bu monitors 0/29 John Tobin. Ctra1r (2: 07) tgb. 23 JE ~NS • Docket #0249 Review of Bosbn ' 12 :30 p.m - Public afety Hear ng *Yellow ticket :learance excluded. Education Committee Public Schools' invento ry system. on various grants 12 15 (0:42) j 1: 30 p.n1 .. lannella Co ur.c!i Chamber • Docket #0254 Review of the pro i 1:30 p.m. - Educat on Hearin on sion ol rn aierials and supplies to BPS assignment pro ess and p ten John Tobin , Chair ADIDAS® Bosten public schools. Sponsored y lial layoffs (Live) • Docket #0250 Review of schou! Councillors Turn er, Arroyo and Yan e'y. 4 p.m.· Planning & co Develo1 r11ent cho!ce;assrgnment process in Rox Tape De!ayed Cablecast on_Corrlcas ACTI rEWEAR Hearing on Conventi n Center 1 /16 bu ry, Dorchester and Mattapan area. Channel A51 on Thursday, MarRTH Meeting (Live) 5:30 p.m., Boston Latin School John Tobin , Chair DAR~ MOUTH 2:30 p.m. - Educati Hearing o 78 A\'enue Loui ' Pa, teur creation of voe/trade hool 10/27 • Docket #0248 Review of operatio f FASHION (1:30) Stephen Murphy. Chair and achievements of Boston Plah to Excellence. OUTLET RA DOLPH 4:30 pm - Govern ent Ops H r • Docket #0256 Order for Hea ring re garding unruly public behavior from I I ing on Faneu1I Hall lea e amendme ts • Docket #0253 Review plans tor th 11 03 (0 :26) stud ents and residents following improvement of the practices of the , ON SALE THURSDAY, FEB. 19 THROUGH WED ESDAY, FEB. 25 major spo rting events. Sponso red by public school system. S pon s ore~ b Co uncillors Ross . McDermott and Councillors Turner, Arroyo and ¥anc y. ALL SALES FINAL • 877-CF >·OUTLET Thu rsday, Feb. 26 Flaherty. Tape De layed Cablecast on Tape Delayed Cablecast on_Comtast Comcast Channel A51 on Frid ay. Feb. Channel A51 on Thursday. April 1. 1O a .m - Education aring on B S 27. at 10a.m. ?004 at 1o a .m iwww.allstonbrightontab.com Friday, February 20, 2004 Allston-Brighton TAB, pa Brighton library reo 1ens Wednes a By Josh B. Wardrop unhealthy environmental con ·tions within '"Abo, we replaced a number o ceil ing ti! s, L.f I STAFF WRITER the building. and the wal ls and carpets were c aned." "''"Brighton residents who've been suffering Cold winter weather resu lted n a few fabe According to Zannino. library staff wi ll e '.Jtfbm card catalog withdrawal will finally starts in the process. But now. 1ore than tv. o tum to the bu ilding on Mond to get 1e ii'ave reason to be happy next week, as the building ready for the Wednesd reopeni g. Academy Hi II Road branch of the Boston ··workers -wil l be reinsta lling th comput ·s. One Day Bath Installation Public Library reopens for business on " We're excited >be which were moved duri ng rep irs for th ir Wednesday. opening for busine •again, protection. and putting retume books b' ·k "'We're excited to be opening for business on the ~helves: · said Zannino. -tigain, and we hope that people will jump and we hope that eople The entire project. accordi ltick into library activities with both feet," O" Brien. deputy di rector of pu :Said BPL spokesperson Cate Zannino. will jump back into library lations '.'.i th the Depa 11ment of ighborhc The Brighton library, 40 Academy Hill activities with bot feet." De\ e lopment. cost an es tim at d $2 I U Road, closed Dec. I 7, when it was deter ··or that amount. SI 16.000 was ~pe nt on he rs-1-so-:00--0-i=fi-1 mined that a leaking roof already scheduled BPL spokesperson Cate Zannino nev. roo f. '" said O'Brien. : Tit• Purcnase of a Fllll Ra-8ath Tub & wall Sy1bl1n. : for repairs was no longer suitable for use, and The branch. which opened ·, 1969. ill t Mual t>. _.,ned al time of pu-. OlhrExpl,,.. 21211. I -would need to be replaced outright. Addition once again enjoy fu ll library se vice, incl d ~ ' -• Health/ f' Commission receives $113 ,500 a t LARGEST SELECTION. .. are worl-ing towards reduci g oral health ·~ "T he Oral Health Foundation announced ing fac il it ies. Of Colors, Granite, Marble, Wa inscot. 4''- 6" Tile ·the awarding of a $ 113,500 grant to the di spariti es in di-;adYantage populations The Oral Health Eq uity Pr ject was se Boston Public Health Commission for the acro-.s Massachusetts. The 0 11 Health Eq lected to receive the $ 1I 3.500 rant beca se GUARANTEED... Oral Health Equity Project, which wi ll pro uity Project of the Boston 'ublic Health it meets a core fou ndation fu ing crite ia: For as long as you own your home! vide free dental screening exaflinations and Commission is one of six ne v projects re the deli\'ery of preventive !-.e ice!-. to ul <\ppropriate preventive care at Boston Hous cei\.i ng a total of nearl y $65 •.000 in grant nerable popu lations, particular y minorit es. NO MORE... ir;ig Authority elderly public housing sites. mone) this )ear. Ongoin g pr gram support The project is a community-b· sed ini tia ive Grout Problems. Mold. Mildew, Chipping or Peeling . T;he Boston Public Health Commi ssion will will bring the Oral Healt h Fo ndation grant in direct response to the cone ·ns raise by r~n this program in collaboration with the a -ward~ to $ I .000.000. elder BHA residents. Lessons earned fr )m The grant money -w ill be u ed to develop the District 8 ini tial phase will be applie to 1Boston Uni versi ty School of Dental Medi c,ine, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, a program that will improve 1ccess to \.Ul the expansion of these ser\' ice. in the re,· of '..l~rsyth Dental Hygiene Program at the nerable elders residing in :oston public the cit). ~assac hu se tt s College of Pharmacy and Al- housing. particularly ral ial id ethni c mi Other recipients of nev. gr nts from the li.ed Health Sciences, and the Tufts School norit ies. The pilot phase of t e project was Oral Health Foundati on inclu e: Cape od '-q f Dental Medicine, with case management conducted in Boston· !-. Distri t 8 -w hich en Dentists Care in Orleans: the ity of Lo ell Mass Registration # 140681 · ~'sistance from the Boston University compasses the neighborhoo s of Allston. Health Department "s One Smi e at a Ti n e II Independently Owned & Opera! d 'SFhool of Social Work. Audubon Circle. Back Ba), Beacon Hi ll. in Lo-we ll: Communit) Healt Connecti ms L The Oral Health Foundation was estab Fenv.a) and Mission Hill. St Jents and fac Famil ) Health Center in tc hburg; the (we) ·Win Jts Viti :,ot:a:. _.,., _lished in 2000 by DSM, doing business as ult) from each of the collab ·ating sc h oo l ~ Fami ly Yan Saving Smiles Pr gram of ar Wolvcl"im: t1 J)elta Dental Plan of Massachusetts, to worked on ~ it e to conduct he screeni ngs \ ard Med ical School in B o~to : and Op ra ·dward annual grants to organizations that and pre\enti\ e treatment s at 1istrict 8 hou... - tion Health) Smil e in Marlbor iugh . • 1• 1 .l · OBITUARIES ''J Arlene Redstone Former insurance i•! '; investi~ator Arlene (B lock) Redstone of Brockton died Friday, Jan .1 9. 2004, at West Acres Nursing I-Jome in Brockton. She was 73 . ., · Born in Boston, Mrs. Redstone r ~,<,IS raised in Brighton, and gmd .uated from Brighton High School. ;she was employed as an insur \ . I \ ' John Hughes Jr. \ Jiormer Brighton resident r John J. Hughes Jr. of West Rox bury died Monday, Feb. 9, 2004. , Mr. Hughes was the son of I , John J. Hughes and his wife, ,' Sign up now for Com ast High-Speed Internet and you can streai , music, I ,' LHcy, of Brookline. He was a for ,' mer resident of Brookline and download pictures, j shop OAline. !t's all possible through the aed an Brighton. / / He leaves his former wife, reliability of 100% Pu e BroadbanaTM. It's 4x faster than DSL and Ox faste I ,' ,' Alice M. (Boles) Hughes; his than dial-up•. It all a ls up wone great experience. ctiildren. Leigh Durant and her fi'ushand, Frank, of Plymouth, I A!iyssa Crawford and her hus ~flnd , Jay, of Mansfield, Heidi 1 Gillis and her husband, Kevin, of ..,___ c_;a_11_1_-_8~ilP:ollll: ·_3_7_3_-_3_--- ....' O_O_b_y_ Fe_b..-ru_a...,._2_9·_.... _ _)- Norwood and John J. Hughes Ill 1 of Brookline; his grandchildren, Shaun, Jay, Kelly, Amber and Hayleigh; and many aunts, uncles and cousins. He was the father of the late An ch·ea L. Hughes. } A funeral was held Friday, Feb. ' 13, from the Bell-O'Dea Funeral H9me, Brookline, followed by a @omcas . funeral Mass at St. Mary of the Assumption Church. 'Burial was in St. Joseph Ceme tery. Memorial donations may be made to STEP Inc .. 131 Beverly ·speed c:ompwtSCll'li ~e tor downlolds ()t'N/ aod ar.:o compa '<1 ta 5{ Ktps dial·up arid &4 DSL Maxunum i..ploaj sµefl11s 256 1-;pbs_ Al.lual soee s may ~ ary and a e not guaranteed OHef ava1lallte 10 res1dent1a i customers located m Co 1 11t . t ~.1 Cable wired ana se1v1ceable areas only 1a'ld1 nol ava1lab+e rr Cl.ll'tnt Cl' form~ ~ c~om e~ 11 1rh ul'1t l batanrPs i=or re<>t' rtl-Ot'S m 1mum reQmrem~ts af"d comrtf'IP -dda11s aboot ser·11 and prt\·es. call 866·373·3100 Otter dCM"s not .1pp1v 10 se1 \1 1ees to wh1cn customer u1111·11t1 y subscribes Olfof do(·s not include Feder.11. tate. St.. Nor1h Station. Boston. MA and Lor 11 ta>. es haichcse fees ~ ~eta ied 'ees " e ------+--~~---+-~--.~ ·~ ' PINION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. ..:·• EDITORIAL TK~S~ REAl\lY Building a SHOWS ARe GEtl\N'WAY consensus on the OUTTA M1'ND.~I mamage• issue• t's not easy to amend the state Constitution. It\ not '>UP posed to be. John Adams and the men who w rote and pol I ished that document over mbrc than two centurie'> de signed a system that encourages patient debate and su'ltained '. consensus. ' That's why the Legislature mukt approve the amendment not once but twice, in consecutive sessions. with an election in between. That\ why the people must ratify the Lcgi.,laLUre·., act by referendum. That two days of intense debate last week was unable to produce a constitutional amendment is testament to polarized views on the issues o f same-sex lnaffiage and civil union . There is no consensus, either on Beacon Hill or outside it. .. We're as divided as the Supreme Judicial Court:· House Speaker Tom Finneran said after the first two proposed amendments went down to de fc~t . " We 're as divided a.'> the people of M assachusetts. We arc as divided as the nation on this. We arc doing the best we can. We arc human beings. We struggle. Sometimes we come up sh011." ~NlJ/NC7@ MEre<.ow But Finneran shares responsibility for the failun: to reach www.davegranlund.com conse nsus. The topic of gay man·iage has been in the new'> for years. No one in M assachusett s could have missed the progress of the lawsuit filed by gay couples seeking marriage • licenses as it made its way through the cow1s. L ...... 0 ...... • •••• ••• ...... C...... NC E1>no1<...... h Clt1EI...... '...... K1 "..." ...... R. Co"...... 1 '·... "'... 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I 11 ndt·1 Boston NE WS PAPER r y r:: .... u- \-.1t10ut pt-' 't'O 'tlluenh I 8 11,111 (inkk·n. 1" h(l I lit'\ l' th.It ::.our chl llL·e k•a\ t' .)O COMPANY '> lllL"l'rL'i .) "ll.' lrt'\ c ,.., .i 111<111 (l l t·1111- wwiN.allstonbrightontab.com Friday, February 20, 2004 Allston-Brighton TAB, page 13 ./ 1 Workforce development s important£ r Boston's health I ere in Boston, we know that awarded for their efforts. It take'> a lot of for improvements and additions to the Fen y Community Development Cor ment at Chi ldrcn 's Hospital. Because she workforce development is most heart and a lot of hard work to fi nish a Longwood Medical Area. The way you pora on; and the Jamaica Plain Neighbor- knows that learning is a lifelong process, H effective when there is a direct training program like thi">. But each par do that is by supporting programs like the h Development Corporation. Shawna completed this program as a link between the program and a job. And ticipant stayed the course. and I was hon one offered by a consortium of hospitals. It' hard to believe, but some people still way to invest in her future. our strong partnership with world-class ored to deliver the keynote address. We couldn't offer programs without. don ' suppo11 workforce development As mayor, I suppo11 programs like this hospitals is what makes the Boston Health The health-care industry 111 Bo..,ton the employers, and I'd like to thank Chil pro ms. It seems that from Beacon Hill because they open up a world of oppor continues to be a ">hining light m terms of dren\ Hospital. New England Baptist, to C pitol Hill, they just don 't understand tunity. And in tough economic times, it is production and emplo) ment. From pa Beth b rae! Deaconesss. Brigham and that strong workforce is the foundation even more impo1tant that we do not walk GUEST tient care to re'>earch. Boston i'i a leader Women ·s. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, of strong economy. And so funding is away from investing in people. COLUMNIST in the field. And the good news is that Faulkner. Spaulding Rehab and Harvard bei cut from many good programs. From personal perspective, I know it new worker'> are still needed and there Medical Schcx)I. I vesting in people is what government isn't always easy to balance work, fami MA1YOR THOMAS M. MENINO are oppo11unities co move up the ladder. To me, success is seeing Boston resi is I about. And Boston's workforce de ~: ly and education. I went back to school As one of our strongest economic en dents who complete their training get vel pment system has a proven track as an adult and I know how challengin ;; Cai1; and Research Training Institute gine s, health care generates more than $I hired in the LMA and move up the lad rec rd of success. In fact, our programs it can be. But you stick with it - an ~ training program so successful. billion in funding from the National In der to have a successful career. I encour are national models. That's why it just each graduate of that program and count ·• Workforce development is a very im stitutes of Health. And thousands depen age all of our employers to keep up the d sn' t make sense to cut what's working Jess others has taken a giant step forwar portant part of helping our city's neigh on this indu'>tl) for their paycheck. good work and to make it a p1io1ity to - nd what's putting people to work. in building a better future. borhood residents to get good jobs. To keep our health care indus hire Boston residents who have worked mong the graduates was Shawna Our effo11s to invest in workforce d I (ecently had the pleasure of attepding strong, we have to make ure that o hard to graduate from these programs. H ward. Shawna is a resident of Dorch velopment continue to pay off. I kno the :group's graduation ceremony, where workforce is the best prepared m I also want to thank our two community r who works as an administrati ve as because I recently witnessed another I I I 1Q)lard-work ing men and women were world. That is also why I continue to fig t organizations that provide the training: the iate in the Patient Services Depa11- success stories. Don't be fooled: Civil u ·ons are reall separate but different .- hat do John KetTy, tward Supreme Judicial Court's ruling m su But the SJC's .+-3 ruling - the nar at her young daughter is .. so excited ed States Senate for gay-bashing, wed e- • Dean, Torn Finner i and po11 of gay marriage. even if it will ta 'e rowest of majorities - may fail to have at finally her mommy and her ma ru·e driving politics." W George W. Bush all ave in effect thi s spring. taken into account an important nuance ing to be able to get maJTied." And make no mistake - some e- ...., ;.:on:imon? 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Rosemary-cured into the bowl. It"s a >Id. \\lXxl\\ stew. \\ith with lasagna pork chop or grilled Angus tkef top sirloin ? On turnips. oli\es. mushr ms and egg noodles to my first visit to Arbor restaur;y1t in Jamaica Plain. -,oak up the rich gravy Moroccan spiced lamb es, las· ma with a meat problems, including too many in to go in order to avoid prec k I was already ex <$24). \\ith -,weet-and-s 1ur eggplant and toasted sauce a lot of work. gredient<> and the need for more ing. In te1rns of brands, I Ii ed But. w all know that it liquid (since I wa-; using no-boil Bmilla since the noodles ate in, RESTAURANT REVIEW cited about sam cou-.c:ous. flies on wings :if coriander. cumin. car Y I piing more on damom and cilantro. can be prepm·ed ahead of time, noodles which suck up moisture but Ronzoni was best ot c ss MAT ScHArFER my second visit. There ·s nothing -; ub e about Catalan-spiced fro1.en and then pped into the as they rehydrate). I dumped the among the thicker, np ed A heart) marinated chicl-.en ($2 1 in thick tomato sauce oven so it is t ultimate la<>t- porcini and pancetta for being too la'iagna noodles. I ma~e he Hub welcome to Douglas Organ. For two with olives and chorizo. Jnfortunatel), the chick fu ssy and added additional la<>agna with four pasta layhs d en ha'> been overly b 111ed. so the texture is canned tomatoes so that the sauce decades one of San Diegl 's most respected THE KITCHEN three cheese layers for f: fa- young chefs (Laurel and he WineScllar & mu\h). Pan-roa<,ted mo kfish ($23) rests on ani had more liquid for the noodles. vo1ite ratio of cheese, sau d Brasserie), Organ recently ch kes and fingerling pota DETECTIVE The sauce cooked in about an pa<>ta. Some 1-ecipes !aye z- bade adieu to the Left Coast fi!i!dfii¥ t , in '>a\ or) crabmeat hour, the l ea~t amount of cooking zarella or Pairnesan over e op and moved east, quietly br th. The presentation is CHRISTOPHER time necessary to produce sauce layer of pa<;ta, but I found t d 'es opening Arbor last summer Arbor de 1gned to conjure up K11\1B ALL with any sort of complex flavors. out and overcooks so all of e The rest of the tilling, which is cheese is tucked inside thf p Sli\ on Centre Street in the old 711 Centre St bo illabai-.se - a liberal dri 1le of garlick) rouille made up of ricotta, Pannesan, layers. ' Pinardi's location. Jamaica Plain It's a matchbox of a co 1pletes the culina1) con minute meal. Bu la'iagna ha.; two mozzarella and egg, was straight Assembling the lasagn1 ith place, with only 38 seah. 617-522-1221 ce . major problems. irst, it can take fo1ward enough, but [ preten-ed to no-boil noodles is a snap. r ak it layer in the mozzarella separately at 375 degi-ees, which u ·ed Sparsely furni shed wit h Price: $20-$40 Arbor's wine li -.t is un fore\ er to make, eluding 4-hour wooden floors, moss wal ls. co imonl1 -,man. if lacl-.ing simme1ing time for the sauce rather than combining it with the along the process compai-e to 5~F·~ Mondrianesque artwork Hours: Tue.-Thu .. 5-10 p.m.; 111 nidpriced bottles. and the bother o p1-ecooking the 1icona. I was now using I I /~ degrees. I found if I coveted and a red votive on every Fri. and Sat. ; 5-10:30 p.m.; 'he pepper and leather of plt'>ta. Second, t balm1ce of in pounds 1icotta, 2 eggs, 5 ounces la'><1gna for a po1tion of thtt c granite table. Arbor\ decor Sun. 5-1 O p.m. a 2000 Patrick Lesec gredients is ofte out of whack, of Pairnesm1 and a pound of moz- ing time, the noodles wer~ which means tou h noodles and a 1. 11w.-s~1.1eb. 19-11 • TOOTS TH!ELEMANS · ' KENNY WERNER OSCAR CASTRO-NEVES Wed. F.b.15 [ • . PAULA WEST & ~ he Fun Plaster Painting Place THE ERIC REED TRIO ~~ Ylhero i(jcJs Do it Th'lif: Way! Get in shape in 30 minutes as seen 0 11 "Chronicle" CALL TODAY Kitchens' KNgnt K1tChens 617-735-9494 .. 2 Brookl ine Pl., Brookli1 e " ~w. all stonbrightontab. com Friday, February 20, 2004 Allston-Brighton TAB, p e 7 , now released on Grofe, is a bri ll iant idea, pulled ~ff CD for the fi rst tl awlessly. A- Love gone right time. And the hap - Ed Sr111/a1s piness isn't destined for just the feet; it's a Paco Lucia Courtney Love Little Bit Older Than You:· the De ragged-yet-melodic glol) of whol e- body experi "Cositas Buenas" (Blue Thumb) "America's Sweetheart" ence. Think of old ··sunset Strip,"' and the sludg) est known a<; a nuevo fl amen o (Virgin) timey, cartoon-ac gui taiist for whom speed a d ore fa mous for the soap opera meta ll ic despair of "All the B Drugs:· Gos!.ip-column read compani ment dance chops have sometimes trumped p s wreckage of her life than her music, with lots of M ers know al l about Love's sion and fee ling, Paco de Lucia puts n music, Courtney Love 's fi rst solo CD problems. She·s v.orking horns and reeds, as well the brakes and returns to the hear1 of is may be seen as a last-ditch reclama as banjoes and violins them out tunefully and with J ancient m1 on "Cositas Buenas," one f tion project. Wh ile it doesn't stray far neatly tossed in. There's kicking backbeat on .. Amer the most passionate albums of his da also some ten-ifi c tru m ica's Sweetheart,.. if reer. Hewing al most entirely to fl am~ nowhere el!.e. B pet work by Bo Win iker, co 's traditional arsenal of guitai-s, han - CD REVIEWS recreati ng the Bix Beider - Sarah Rod11um claps, mt: lismatic vocals, chants a cl becke solos original ly wai ls, de Lucia builds a masterpie 'e · from the glossy grunge of her work played with Whiteman. from unpredictable arTangements an a with Hole, "America's Sweethea11'' The New England The two vocal tracks are determ ination to wri ng feeling fro 11 • succeeds musically in redeeming the Conservatory Jazz OK, but this works best as every note. "Cositas Buenas" poses o ,. · widow Cobain. Love's vocals are Repertory Orchestra an instrumental al bum , with threat to the Gipsy Ki ngs' brunc - • ~ rawer and sloppier than evdr, and thi s the complex ''Dardanella," soundtrack franchise. 11 's way too co - "Happy Feet: A Tribute to >aul - is likely calculated. That scabrous-by the tuba- fill ed "San" and the pell ing. But it is both a splendid intr - Whiteman" (GM Recordings) . design vibe doesn't detrad fro m the gets a lovingly authentic treatment fra ntic ti tle track standing out. duction to the ar1 form and a must-ha e he ~oph is ti cated 1920s sou d of neck-snapping catharsis of a rant at in thi s 1976 recording. made under Use of the ori ginal '20s arTange for fl amenco fans. A- I the Paul Whiteman Orch ·stra the Strokes' singer in ''But Julian I'm a T the direction of Gunther Schuller, ments, most by Bill Chal li s and Ferde - Kevin R. Com'ty '1 work Ji ffere ntly in di fferent I love the Broaclw y success. I colliding. And then you begin to fa mi liar." media. · says Dreyfu ss. ··1 have love to be able to go to work play off each other. But at the In choosing his actors, e th is lit le secret. I do it a little e' ery night in the t ater. Acti ng moment, it's every man for him says he looked fo r people · wi 'Sly' guy smalle in front of a camera. and on stage is really f n, and I de self," he says with a laugh. ri.:ally good chops. And the bil - a little >i gger in front of an audi cided a long time a~ ) it had to be Managing a large cast through ty to go beyond corned DREYFUSS, from page 15 Kind," ''Mr. Holland\ Opus:· ence." about having fun ... the comedy of "Sly Fox" re fa rce." But to get there, he ·ay , , rush of 1849. TV's "The Education of Ma\ But etuming to the Broadway Unlike ··Macbet .. "Sly Fox.. quires a director who can be both "you have to start from a ve s - "The role of Foxwell J. Sly is Bi ckford" ). He is one of the rare stage an be trid.) for actors relies on ensemble players and traffic cop and therapist. A11hur rious base. We sat aroun t huge," says Dreyfuss. ·-rvc actors able to work in both com who·\ bu ilt up a reputat ion in some fast-paced ph sical come Penn , the 8 1-year-old director of table and read the script as' if t _ never really done this before. edy and drama and on stage and fil m · TV. Witness Kelsey dy Along with Stol . the cast in such classic fi lms as "Bonnie were Eugene O'Neill fi rst. t he He's outsized, he's an enormous screen. In the pa'>t two yean. he Gram er\ di..,astrous 2000 nm cl udes Rene Auberj mois. Eliza and Clyde" and "The Mi racle you have a place to sta11 o r • personality. And it's sma11 . An has staffed oppo-.ite 'The Good in ··M ·beth ."" beth Berkley. Bob Dishy (who Worker," as well as over a dozen higher characteri;:ation." actor gets a jolt of pleasure say ~ bye Girl," Mar.ha Mm.on. in ··11 's true:· sa).., Dre) fuss. wi ll reprise the rol he created Broadway productions, is return Although it's only 10< sel - fog smart things." London in "The Prisoner of Sec "Hroa -"a) i-. threading a si ngle for the origi nal production), ing to the play he originally di based on "Volpone." Dre fu. · . Of course, Dreyfuss is being ond Avenue," Off-Broadv.-ay in ti ny n ·die. but it\ the pinnac le Bronson Pinchot, ' ter Scolari. rected on Broadway. says the older play gives 'SI , rather modest about the kinds of "The Exonerated .. and '"Trum of the II tu re. I ne\ er had Broad Rachel York and 9 1-year-old ''Broadway is always treated Fox'' its structure. " It has th. · parts he's taken on before. In his bo" and last summer opposi te wa) ar tbition.., (his i al... o in a New Yorker pi ece h ) l'ar. is to sa) that the fi lm i. nc Mel's movie anti -Semitic, and that he ha · lxen the target of "vehertier GIBSON, from page 15 which absolved Jev.. -. from gurh anti-Chri stian sent iment." ~ Gibson did, however, re ov " It in Christ's death. seems that much of the a~ a pa11icularly disturbing s en Gibson ha..,n ·t made an) \011 vance uproar is centered on the from the film which has the cw fact that plenty of people actual of inflamrnatOf} statement\ that i... h High Priest Caiaphas say in 1 ly have seen the film . but only would label h11 n anti-Semit ic. .. His bl0 BRuaNov AT THf Mov1u • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••• if ••• Girl' fight out ADAMSANDLER COLUfllBI PICTUR ES NOWPLAYING lOl•5 THlATRtS o. 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Lut er Shaw (Omar Epp..,). who ha., the get not only ~ u1 or Luther's Ii fe but out of a y 1 1oovie.. a .,ignal that '><>rne \ague mm e.., an lhe spirit if not. al li1...,1. the ... 1igh1e ... 1 place thal he 1s training or boxing. utli ne of an actual 'itOI) remain.., but interest eit er in being a profe..,-,1onal bo\cr or "Against the Ropes" is 1ichly endowed w-j th ent.., hop along where\er a -.creen- being man ged b) - g . E t LOEWS WEST Exc Ius~ve ngagemen ~ HARVARD SQ. NEWTON Start Fnday, Fefiruary 20 ! :~~:i~As:agA1~~100E ~~::;:;::arONsr 'Dae' movie So much dran11a, so little time. \ane man wou ld want to spend C\CI) da) re mecting and vvooing anew the woman of hi s dreams, who 111i ght well not collon to him ' each day and in any case would provide him only with a lite of continual beginn ing:-., no middles, no desirable endings. Staying away from Lucy wou ld truncate lhc movie and of course Hem) per-;i:-;ts, eventually convincing Lucy's dad that they · shot1 !J all go to the clinic when· he, and ~h e again, as often before, learn from Dr. K¢ats ; (Dan Aykroyd) that her cnndition appears in curabie. Lo\·e has no limits for Henry, Lu¢y's brother anJ dad <:ofien. and Alexa amblei. in and out nf the -;tory for no particular rea.o;o but, like Schneider's Ula, adds the some tin it:'> gro:>~-o ut humor that here Sandler ha< :1b MIRACLE (PG) The story of am USA's training for and performance hockey at the 1980 Winter Olympics an often told tale. and this movie give it a vibran ACADEMY AWARDgNOMINEE cy and emotional resonance t at propels it into the ranks of best sport movies BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE ever. Kurt Russell stars as co h Herb Brooks, with Patricia Clarkson Noah Emmerich. and an athletically killed "TWO Vf RY fNTHUSIASTIC THUMBS UP! group of relative newcomers the play- I HOPE SOMEBODY IN THE WHITE HOUSE ers. If you know what happen , the LOOKS AT THIS FILM NOW!" ·Rogt1 !Wt, EBERT & ROEPER New Releases ending won't surprise you, bu getting there is hugely entertaining an the qual AGAINST THE ROPES (PG-13) Inspired ity of this venture is superb. ( B.) A by the true story of Jackie Kallen (Meg MONSTER (R) A no-holds-bar ed biog THE FOG Ryan), raised in a boxing family and raphy of Aileen Wuornos. who ecame a later becoming the first significant stone-cold killer. and Selby W d (not woman, actually the first female manag her real name). who became h r best ,,/ OF WAR ~ in the sport's history. Omar Epps friend and loved her dearly. Ch rlize An Errol Morris Film ~ys her great hope for a champi- Theron and Christina Ricci, wh have hip, with Tony Shalhoub as a boxing rn,::;-.;:;i®°® ~ARA!IN6 llE.\SllllS GO TO l!lllfl ~- SONY PICTURES cussrcs- been willing 111 the past to tran end ~ WWWRUW.TINGSCOM ~ ----~ shot, nm Daly as a sports reporter their good looks tor the sake o their film LOEWS LANDMARK'S COOLIDGE CORNERLA NDMARK'S Charles S. Dutton (who also direct Ashton Kutcher and Amy Smart play two confus d characters trying roles. move into territory most ctresses Now COPLEY PLACE KENDALL SQ. 290 HARVARD srRm EMBASSY as a great but under-appreciated o sort things out In "The Butterfly Effect. " ' 100 HUNTINGTON AVE . BOITON ONE UN DALL IQ CAMBRIDGE BROOKLINE 16 PINE Sl, WALTHAM would avoid at all costs. This is film of PLAYING, 1·800·FANDANG0#731 617-499·1996 617-734-2500 78 1·893-2500 ner. The boxing stuff has its such intensity that it may make ou sick ments and the story is inspiring, creen, with Owen Wilson. Morgan go-<:arts, wild. oud music. and ingratiat- to your stomach or perhaps wil hit you laugh the screenplay is overloaded lreeman, Charlie Sheen and many others ing leads The Jrt of film that parents as too over the top. Whichever. t won·t h cliches. (D.B.) C+ asted on a caper tale mat takes so ong should try very klrd to get someone leave you unmoved. (D.B.) B- l~~ES WITHOUT A FACE (Unrated) A t get started, we're half asleep 'r1f the else to take the 1offspring to. (D.B.) c TOUCHING THEV OID (Unrated The true ~ssic French horror story (1959) t~ me the pieces are put together. And the THECO MPANY , PG-13) Robert Altman story of two climbers in the An s. One ~ing of a doctor (Pierre Brasseur) who ~yoff is hardly worth the wart Gary observing a firs rate ballet company. breaks his leg. his friend tries to elp him "TWO THUMBS WAY UP!" Ebe rt 0 Roe per lf!es to rescue his disfigured daughter Sinise and others, like Willie Nelson. have allowing reveali 1J glimpses at rts arrogant but eventually must cut the rap leaving ~i th Scab) by providing her with a ~meas that make one yearn tor more of leader (Malcol \1cDowell. in high male- his friend tor dead. Amazingly. t fate, actually several, taken from t~em , and aformer model named Sara diva mode) and :s talented dancers. An wounded climber suNives. and ~men he despatches to the better ~pster, most comely but no actress. is ensemble piece schew1ng a stand-out actors portraying these men. an . - ' ,_ !J k -· Roger Ebe", CHICAGO SUNTI MES ~ce. Talk about not facing the reality of t e femme fatale, but tails to convey performer esse iaJ to conveying rts mes- ematography recreating the trea "POWERFUL!"Elvis Mitc!Mll - ¢1Jt~•rltr or ¢UllrS James Verniere, BOSTON HERAID ~~reme uch beyond the visual (D.B.) C- sage, the film a nires the performers but ! '****Gene Seymour, NEWSDAY " measures and their effects on atmospherics. give the viewer a ighten Glenn Lovell, SAN JOSE MERCURYNEWS ~concerned! Shot in black and white B RBERSHOP 2: BACK IN BUSINESS is also unflinch1 Jly honest about the ing sense of what it must be like Why with a ~aunting score by Maurice ( G-13) A pallid sequel to the vibrant. company's freq nt disfunctionality. Neve people climb mountains remain a mys re, the story is told without unneces s metimes wicked origir1;1l. again featur- Campbell, a trai -0 dancer, shows excel- tery to most of us: fine semi-do men ry excesses and manages to scare the in Calvin (Ice Cube) and his disparate lent moves, as d Jaffrey of Chicago taries like this are as close as we rvant to rou · 1 I c w of barbers, notably Eddie (Cednc dancers, and es Franco is impressive !ll!iabbers out of most people who see come to that sort of act1v1ty. (D .8 ) B ~(D.B.) 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In the last tiv, The award, one of several pre ye Honorable Mention in the N~ t t1i1l; I~ ~;:·:~ :~ :, t~:'.;::.:" i' ~~l~I: :'.L.~~·J~~·lf Brown competing in '"lldt n.. 1· Ill\'\ rnh..., · •\l"f tho England St1ing Ensemble's 8lh Martha Townley. MSW 1s totally committed to her cJNmts. ti Il l \~"\\ h1, h Cl\t" th1 ·11 •11t· I"' ,111,I "uun~ I'' ...... ·11 ,,,ir1.l1·11ti! ,.. ulh annual String Conce110 Crnnpcti Run of the Chartes 1 .• t. •t·•'1'•··1·lv :;~~fey ' I \l.\1th,l !,•\\Ilk\ h,\· Ill •tl t11 111 Mar;: , " "''llth '\..1t11l 1h1·n· .. j,. '-<"I .11-r1t- tion. With O\'cr 40 applicants in Rand) Brown ot B1ig. hton " '' •1 ·l)'l"'mtnwnt t.11l/11 11 the preliminary round of audi among the earl) entr,mh in the (508) 655-6551 .... h::;-, h;::;1 tions, he competed against 15 22 nd anni\ ers,u;. Run of the '>J'l'Cl A \ llllf.\\ Z.\ff, IRS CERTIFIED E'>;RO l.l. El> AGE~T • l ndh idual and Small Business Returns • \'.fordable Rall'' I Refer-A-Friend Program • \ 1 ~ ht & \\ ee ~l·nd Appointments Available • In llome Sen ire I Re\'ie" Prior Year Returns SONAL ORGANIZER & ·cr1 !ht largnt possihle rr./wul /hr \'Olff \illw/1011" SW DROBE CONSULTANT \('llfon (617) ~~8 -7 0H htt :l/e lla~ re .home.comcas1.net for WOMEN As If he Isn't already giving enough: PFC Joseph Walsh of Don"t \Vail. .. Sup rb One-On·Orw , \uen/1011 Brighton spends a morning with youngsters at the M ay Center .\.ch·c•a· t i s c• · Jim e DeC/ul/enng & Reo~~w11 ::: 1ng for Early Childhood Education In Arllngton, a school for children ' l'oclay · Ila robe Rernmp111g . Personul Shop11111g with autism and developmental disabilities. PFC Walsh's new I Cont r t Anna: akukafka@hi hstream .net otbuddy, 4-year-old George Fitzgerald is a typical student In the Center's Integrated preschodl classroom that combines typically • developing children with autistic peers . Fitzgerald proudly clads lmself In matching army fatigues for Walsh's visit during the ~ente r' s Community Helpers Week. Page 24 Allston-Brighton TAB EA CON HILL ROLL CAL Here's how the vote went on sa Bellcon Hill Roll Call records Amendment. forded m ried couples. that the "neutral" s ction on tion into the constitution by subdivisions, or of any entity e - local representatil•e.1 ·and local Some supporter-. -.aid that the Others ai d that the section al civil uni on laws is m ani ngless denying gays and lesbians the tablished to serve a public p - 1·enators ' \'oles OJI three roll Legislature mu..,t protect the tra lowing th Legi,lature to enact and does not guarant e the en right to marry and treating them pose. whether defined calls.fimn the ired. o(Fe/J. 9-1J. dition of ma1Ti agc that ha.., been civil unio laws is meaningless ac tment of these laws. as second-class citizens. They statute, agency or court rule r All three roll calls ore on 1·er the custom and tradition of and does 1ot guarantee the en (A " Yell .. l'Ote is f o the pro also noted that couples in civil regulati on, ordinance, by-la , , ,·ions <~(pmposed co11.1titutio110/ every nation and -.ociet) in actment f these laws. They posed constit11tional a iendment uni ons would not be afforded all policy, common law or oth I'' 0111e11d111e111s /Jw111i11g .1w 11e-se.r recorded history and argued it is noted tha the Legislatu re has banning same sex wrriages the benefits that married couples source of civi l law. The appr -· 111arrioges i11 Massachusetts. All inappropriate and outrageous had many ·rears to enact narrow. and pmriding that 1 >thing in receive under federal law. priate agencies of the executi e three 11ersio11s 1rere rejected ollll that the Supreme Judicial Court less cont r versial domestic part the amendmellt re quir: s or pro Others said they support ban department shall take all nee ·~ the constitutionol co11 \'e11tio11 (SJC) has tried to impose laws nershi p bi Is and has never even hibits ch·il unions in assachu ning same-sex marriages, but do sary measures to provide ci II cu(journed 1111 til Mmd1 11 . 111 from the bench . done 1hat. setts. A "Nm·" m te 1· against not support civi l uni ons or pre uni on license forms as requir d' order to /Jeco111e /Ht rt o(lhe con- Others said that the Legi'> la (A " Yet " l'Ote is for the pm the proposal). fer to craft civi l unions legisla by the laws govern ing equi v '_' 1·tit11tio11. onr proposed w11e1ul- ture should apprO\ e the propo~ pmed cm1 titutimwl l/111e11 d111ellt The exact langua of the tion as a general law rather than lent marri age forms and to pr - 111 e11t 111ust /Je a/>pro1·ed hr this al in order to get it placed on the ha1111i11g s me sex mllrrillges /mt above amendment ads: "It as part of the constitution. vide for the maintenance 'f \'ear\- Legi.1/ot11re ond then /1_1· ballot so that voter can apprO\ e a/1011 ing the Legi.1/l/ture to being the public poli y of thi s (A " Yell" Fote is f (>r the pro records of all civil uni ons a d the 111e111hers o( the 2005-2006 or reject it. Some noted that thi s enact Im s e.1whlishi11g cil·il Commonwealth to p otect the posed constitutional a111end111e11t the dissolution thereof. The pr ·~ Legisloture. The lll<' J'" · POLITICAL NOTES f t I Golden coming o our city services." exempt instit utions been tax!fd. Fifty- two percent of property " I don't believe that thi s' rno4el - Jim's Deli on Fe • 27 in Boston is non-taxab le. These is llL'Ce..,sarily right for Mas4:J. The offi ce of State ep. Bri an colleges, universities, hos pitals c hu ~e tt s . " Murphy said, ·· ~tJt P. Golden will be hol ing a dis- and religious institutions depend with the colleges' and univer?F trict offi ce hour fro I 0 to 11 on Boston's police and fi re de ti e~· help. we could develop a a.m. on Friday, Feb. , at Jim's partments to serve them. Mur fonnula that could work fo r Deli , 371 Washin ton St., phy points to post-Super Bowl everyone." Brighton. mayhem as a prime example of Murphy is in hi s eighth y~r Golden said, .. Jim' Deli is a student-specific problems. ?.S an at-large member of place where many n All ston "Events like this highlight the Boston City Council and ser ie~ and Brighton meet, look for problem, hut we pay for them as the chainnan of the councws:. ward to the opportun y to meet day to day. Our student p0pula wmmittees on Public Saf~tx: 200 with my neighbors t share any tion rt:quires a great deal of at and Labor. A graduate of Sto ¢·· COMMUNl1Y questio!ls or concer s, if you tention from our police depart hill University and the Bos n NEWSPAPER would li ke to attend, ut are un ment, and that co<;ts all of Latin School, he lives H ; COMPANY able. please feel tree to contact Boston's residents." Par!-. . my offi ce anyti me at 6 17- 722- The iss ue goes beyond pu bl ic 2877.'' safety. An apartment that was LWV hosts voting built for a fami ly of three now Murphy calls o !ins four to six col lege students systems workshop living in it. Whiie the property /\ voting systems worksh Pt colleges and tax paid un that bui lding is not presented by the League ol universities to influenced by the occupailcy, \Vomen Voters of Boston Vote Today Boston City Cotm. ilor Steve the cost of trash removal to the Brookline, will take place M Murphy recentl y re ewed his ci1 y increa<.es sub<;tantiall y. That day. Feb. 23, 6: 15 p.m., a Cdil for a mainlendnc fee to be co~ t is spreaJ among al: of Brookline Public Library, Put charged to colleges d univer Boston's taxpayers. terham Branch, 959 West R x siti,~ s to help pay the ost of po Murphy point:-. out that only bury Parkway, South Brookli e. See the pqstage pa id in sert in t )day's lice. fire and other sc vices pro six of the 35 colleges anJ uni The program is free and ope tQ vided to them. "The 5 colleges versities contribute vo luntarily b0th men and women. and uni\ersities bri g 85,847 to the Payment In Lieu of Taxes A presentation on voting s s paper or vote o nl ine a nd rece ve a students to B0ston. a d uur tax program. "Affordable housing tems used in Massachuse t's, payer'> are foot ing t e bi!! for and the high cost of owning a other states and other count es FR EE M erchandise For So !e police. fire an,i lrns r-:: rnoval home in Boston are among wil l be the foc us of the wor~~ ~\d co:,ts,'" Murphy sai . "Asking everyone's biggest concerns. shop. The challenges of electing. the c0llege<; and uni er<> ities to Colleges and uni versities attract a candidate who represents cn 1n CommunityClassifieds. help hy paying a fee f just $50 over 80,000 students to Boston, sti tuents' views, gerrymandf't' per student per se ester will and some landlords see that as a ing in the area and propo sed ~°" bring $8 mill ion in o support cash-cow opportunity. It is lutions will be discussed. · Boston's tax payers that have to Parking is available. Th e . l ~i pick up the tab." brary is on the Forest Hi ll s~ t Murphy is al so looking to so bus stop at Putterham. Subscrib lutions th at other states employ. COMMUN ITY Vote for the best i 1 town theA/B Connecticut law mandates th at (Note: Items appearing i1 NEWSPAPER the state legislature rei rnburse Political Notebook are subtf,it COMPANY cities and tow ns for a portion of ted by area politicians and or~ . IA Herald Media C ompany and the best ar und! the t axe~ they wo uld ha\'e re ers. The TA B reserves the rig~t ceived had the property of tax- to n lit all items.) www.al lstonbrightontab.com Friday, February 20, 2004 Allston-Brighton TAB, pag 25 EDUCATION A harmony of music deducation t Conservatory schodl By Todd C. Morrison amazing things you"ll ever~ in your Children have music cla<;ses e\ery day, teachers. CORRESPONOENT tire life." uring v.hich time they might sing, play The school takes a two The school is overseen by a gover~ in hese days, because of cuts in edu The school takes a two-fold approac 10 he recorder, listen to music from other tx)ai·d composed of educators. busi~ss cation funding, music education music education, believing that m sic fold approach to music ·ountries or write their own music. people. ai1s activist-. and other educati na is all too often looked upon as a plays a powerful role in helping chil n Much of what the student-; learn culmi experts. The boai'd includes such indiv du T education, believing l~.x .ury rather than ~h at it used to be absorb other subjects, but also a-. so e ates in the fifth grade when students help ab as Marl Churchill. a demi at the e v1~wed as - a necessity. thing that teaches important c;ocial '>kill . that music plays a rite, produce, promote and pe1fom1 their England Conservatory or Music, an , The Conservatory Lab Chru1er School Howarth said that for one, mu -. ic lps )Wn opera. This spring the fifth-graders Betty Alkn, a lecturer on child deve'o in the Allston-Brighton area, which teach in the acquisition of math ·ki lls becau of powerful role in helping viii put on "A Space Adventure Through ment at Tuns University. e.i., l). "learning through music" cuniculum, number.. bemg an inherent part of the children absorb other 1me:· The Cm1sen·ato1-y Li1/J Charier Scliool v.\'ews music as an essential tool that facil i structure of mu ic. ··1t integrates all the) 've learned," said 11mr i11 ii.\ .fifih yew: i.\ curre11tly ac-ce1iti11, ta1es learning and social development on a By the time the tudent-. get to uppe el subjects, but also as owaith, from using math to bui ld the applica1i1111s for childm1 e111eri11g ki11tfer vl).liety of levels. The school is now ac ementary, she said, the}· re alread} ade tat something that teaches ts, English s1'ills for the fliers and the gw1e11 tlm1ugh gmde 5for the 2fXJ4-¥XJ e~ pting applications for the coming year. calculating fractioru. because they're ac eamwork to pull it off. school yew: The school will also be II1ld ·l ·ll kids at the school learn to play the customed to "breaking a v. hole note nto important social skills. Chai1er schools are independent public i11g u11 ope11 house 011 Wed11esda_\; Feh 2 v1plin, and the school ha~ two pe1for- equal quarter nores, .. to cite one exam choob that me run outside of the tradi al 8:30 (/,///. 111ances a year for the student~. Seeing ap For younger tudents, it's even ional government-run public school sy'> Pare111.1 i111eres1ed i11 111ore i11/<>mu 1im R~ximately 11 0 students play violi n all at ba'>ic than that Children learn pa nize a pattern when they see it. but they em. The Co11\e1vato11 Lab Chai1er 1hmild rn// 617-25./-8<)()./j(ir 111ore i1 /i1r the same time is something you've got to through traditional way , said How latch on to it aumlly."' chool has the abilit) to create its 0\\ n 111atio11 or to .1e1 u11 a 1·i.\il at the sci oo see, said devetopment m;sistant Anne such a-. with coloo and hapes. Of COUN!, there i'> abo the StUd) of ud2et, cuniculum and teachin!! meth(xl. M/l.\irnl 111le111i.\11011t'c111ired to he cm sit ~qwaith, who calls it "One of the most "We add sound. They may not mu~ic. for the beauty and joy of it. t i s~ also free to hire and fir~ its own e red.Iiir 1u ·1·ept1111ce. J DUCATION NOTEBO K J, CM announces bachelor of a11-. degree in ancient Brigh on resident a the fall seme-..ter. Bas in is a grad '' ith -. tudies. conomet Regional High Sc Greek and Lalin. -.umma cum hqnor roll students Natio al Merit finalist uate of Bca\er C untry Day " f am 'Cl) exci ted about the in Topslield. ) laude with di-.1mct1on: Danielle School: Webster is a oston Latin HomC\\OJl A!-.si'> tancc Program. For tickets. call the N.E. ig • The fol lowing students from 1 C. Daum, mm.ter of -.cience de Sister Barbara Roger-.. head School graduate. T( be eligible It is a great resource to all ... 1u Opera box office at 978- 3"' l}.righton have made the Catholic gree in public rdauon!-1: Rebecca mi .., tre -. of Nev. ton Count1) Da) for fir-,t honors. -.1 dents must dcnt -.. but especiall y those whose 111 5. For performances at u· Memorial honor roll for the sec W. Evans, master of science de School lf the Sacred Heai1. an ha\ ea grade point a erage of 3.8 parents may he at wor1' when Tsai Center. call 6 17-353-87 5 ( · ood marking period: gree injoumali-,m: Li via Ferreira. nounce that Brighton rc-.idcnt or hi gher. Of a Illa\· l1Um of 4.3 1'id -. return home from school. 'i ... it www.newenglandl gh First honors: Stephen Hill. master of ai1s degree in interna Rachel isala has been 11,1mcd a (all A-plu-.c-.). E\cn better, the program v.ill be 01x-ra.org. Tic1'et prices are ·3 : grade 12. tional relation'>: Oli\ia M . 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I ; KINOTON , from page 1 of the Academ) then choose a '.J J by all the major mo,·ie . udios "It's a really nice thing fc,\ po-,,ibil ities. and the Board ·"I" for post-production and sound of Gmnnors finally \O l e~ on".I • editing worh.. anyway you look at it the\\ i11l ll'rs. ., • · "When you have bi• name and I can understand Sha" 'ays that most of the FP ,. '. actors or directors in a tudio 30/38 projectors that Kinoton's · r , read) to re-record dialo ue. it why people at home -..o ld ~ at a price tag of $90,000 each have been to movie stu-. gets very expensive ll have don't want to see geeks them standing around a11111g dios. I lowcver. he does confess 1 , for the film to be rewou1 d to a like me accepting that a fL'\.\ dichard 1110\'ic buffs , for" Imm mone) isn '1 an ohject · particu lar scene at a norn I pro awards for two hours." jcctrn"s 2-+ frames per se ·ond ," ha' c purchased them to upgrade . 1 , thci r o\\ n home c in e ma ~. ··1 , • '> Support your favorite baseball tean1 MARIAGES, from page 1 that ~11 marriet~ couples. Honan.:j\'. against." '> I ' I I Cupid gets kinky with a night fo pimps and hoes I i I I TOMIC, from page 1 show off some kind of ski ll set quently said things to the eftect that generally goes unseen to the of: WBCN we're here at Tonic, public eye. Each event was a and we're having a pimp and hos competition, and each person party. Now make some noise peo tried to ligure what kind of bur ple! (people cheer) WBCN and lesque act they could one up the Molson, for every five bottles we previous competitor. To want to see up here, we're giving away a win at something like thi s, to prize. So drink up that Molson flaunt inner things on the outside, with. WBCN. was to admit there was nothing to Ttie night offered the chance to be afraid of here. dre~ up like a seedy marginal The evening wa~ a celebration ized•character and behave in that of the postmodern valentines, a wayi to use a disguise as a fonn of degeneration of traditional Valen self-expression. People seemed tine\ Day meanings. Love does draMi to the comic and freakish not al ways hold hands walking par~ of dressing like a person in down moon-lit Venetian po11icos, an undesirable profossion. Taken the night suggested, it can be out 6f the real life social context, whatever. The majotity of people the pimp and ho outfits are kiL<>ch, in the Met Lounge seemed to un and kitsch can be funny. derstand this. The hordes of pimps sporting And whatever sense of self different-colored, long fur jackets consciousness a woman wearing gave the lounge the look of a de leather lingerie and nothing else ·· ~ ranged petting zoo. To be a pimp, can muster is negated by the addi .•. the night would teach, was to tion of alcohol into the system. cany a jeweled cane like a riding Of course, not eve1yone there ~.'; crop, and wear Elvis-era sun was going to enjoy the party. gla-;ses fading from dcu"k to light. There was the alienated faction Fake, gangly teeth with golden sitting 011 the low leather benches inlays also topped the list tllr alone, staring at the wa ll, content many pimps. By and lcu·ge - ex to let th L' pmty roll ahead without cept for the couple who swapped them. These people brand the gender roles - it was all alxlut event scandalous and claim hav PHOTO UY DAVID GORDON ing been dragged out by friends. the bling bling for pimps. ton on Friday night. People dressed up One pimp, decked in a large The alienated do not want to talk ; pimp hat and fur robe, e By Casey Lyons bility. sitting at the 'ACll-ln interi ne\I year: Joi 1cs and con,truc noddcr'> began to popu la the second number. there was a com CORRESPONDENT or tables or ya111111c1111g on cell tion paper he< -1.., \\ill not hring dance floo r the time dre'A loser motion as a young lad), named College students sat at larger ph~nes . the ho-hum l f lovt' into high to midn ight\ drawing, b t no Ashley Lalibe11e, ran to the mike tables in larger groups than other he party drew a decent cro\\d contra ... t tor an 1ther >64 da;. '· one had the urgency of tl ·ning to claim ht:r pri1e. patrons. The con versation spl t pretty evenl y bct\\t'en three \,llentinc\ >a) ''mer. and a hacl-. into the neglected and love She wa;. ecstatic to \v in the strained at points, hit normal an fo ursomes of youn_:! profe-. JXl'lhumou-, c diration feel' un le-.,., mai d whose ev il stepn l!her trip. Laliberte said. looking for wear snags, and drinks rose up to sio(lals. tables of rl'~Ular-, and comfonablc. · 1c '>oc.:ietal d,t\ of rui n-.. hi., or her life. ward to get out of tht: cold \\cat h mouths all the more often. near- herds of col legc '>tudent<.,. Im t:. the da) ., t aside for tht: ob As the night came to a ead. er and into a bathing suit. This night, after Valentine's Some came with the Sunday mo '>er. ance ,md ~lebra11o n of lmt: and it \\ as time for the anno nce For the rest, the ni ght end ed Day and before Presidents Day, ti vation to deny the coming wed, itself. lem cs a \ hole in ih wal-.e. ment. patrons fl ocked to cu·d., without any 1-.ind of ceremon y. found different varieties of peo by denying the normal course of The pre!>sure i. gone no'A for an the dance fl oor. raftle tick ts in but not without a hi gher con ple at the KelI s. non-action. Some c.:amc bccau'>e other yeru. and : here i'> some ... cri hand. O"G uin read the wi mng sciousnes;.: it i;. OK to hate Sunday was the day for the their ofll cc was obsen mg l>re..,i ou-.. post-Yale tine\ Da) purg number. let it sit. and gave t the Val entine "s Day or anything Kells' traditionally untraditional dcnts Day. Somt: came necau'>e it ing to be done. -,1andard auction di smi ssa On el se, just as long as ;m1·rc nice " I Hate Valentine's Day·· party, was Sunday. and that i.., \\ hat Large ~ro u . of ..,lander., and the ··going three times" c · the about it. but most of the way into the they do on Sund~ty . night, patrons were not looking "')f I had to work tomorrow. I'd LEGAL NOTICES / / /,.., . ,,,, for that post-V-day connection, still be here,'' said one young nor were they thinking about the professional woman, wnh 4ues ABELL GUAR IANSHIP in the County of SUFFOLK is men- Register of Probate auth0iiz:ii1on to tmdt with antipsy- four-day, three-night trip to ti oils about Valentine\ Da) -,trik LEG L NOTICE tally ill person and praying t at M. cnotic medication in accordance with Aruba that was raftled at mid inglan unfamiliar chord. Commonweal i of Massachusetts DAVID BLAKE of BOSTON, n the AD#441740 the tredtment plan, and for such fur mght. This was just another night In this group of patron .... there The "rial Court County of SUFFOLK or som other Allston-B:igllton Tab 2120104 ther relief as this Honorable Court at the bar, cheaper than most due was something di ffe rent. '>ome Probat •and Family suitable person be app inted ! may dee1T1 iust and proper for the to the free Bacardi Razz promo thing that felt t7ptight and inhibit Court )epartment guardian, to serve with cor orate DOYLE GUARD!ANSHIP r.eas_ons more fully described in said tion on Sundays, but this was just ed, almost as though the..,e peo SUFF LK Division surety of the person - and pro erty - ' LEGAL NOTICE Ipet 1hOil. another night out, the Sunday of ple were waiting fo r '>Omething Docket >. 03P2709Gl1 with the author:ty to trea with ~OMMONW E ALTH OF I an extended weekend. to happen. ant1p!'ycholic medications in ccor MASSACHUSETTS ! ii you desiro to object thereto you or "'f hate Valentine's Day" was Continuing to apply an) 1-.ind In the Matte :)f CLARA ABELL dance w1lh the treatment plan. PROBi>.TE: COURT 1· your attorney shou!d tile a written conceived mvre than I 0 years of Valent ine's Day paradigm to O! l lGHTON ., SUFFOLK, ss. 1. appearance in said Court at Boston ago as a mixing event, a place to thi s crew was to be a mistake. In the Cou ty of SUFFOLK I !f YOU DES!flE TO o_ "ECT . Docket No. 99P2762 before ten o"clock in the forenoon on give dateless people a chance to People just generall) looked I I THERETO. YOU OR YOUR A OR- I _ . . . j the 1: th day of March 2004, the meet vtht>r dateless people, said around at other people. sizing 1 1 NOTICE JF PETITION INEY MUST FI LE A W RI TEN 1 0 3!! persons interested in ne 1· retu:n day of this citation. Bob O'Guin, general manager of up, making menacing e)e FOP. AP )INTMENT OF APPE;,RANCE IN SAID COU .T AT guardianship of Eilzabeti1 Doyie, of the Kells. contac t. Somdirnes in the<.,e I GUA lDIAN OF 1' BOSTON ON OR BEFORE TEN Boston. in ihe County of Witness, John M. Smoot, Esquire, Not everyone has a Valentine larger groups of college .., tu Suffol~. I on Valentine's Day, and as such, dents, one person could be seen MENTft.L "f ILL PERSON O"CLOCK iN THE FORE OON I First Judge of said Court, this 11th (10:00 AMI ON March 4, 2004 A petition has baer. prasented to day cf fobruary 2004 many people are drawn to sit staring off to a complete!) dif I To CLJ'.RA BE L of BRIGHTON 1n said Court by Charles Doyle, of home and relax with friends Ben ferent. completely di..,connected I I and Jerry. But love in Boston is part of the bar. the County of >U'-FOLK. ner. lie:rs I' WITNESS HON . JOHN M. S OT, Ipswich, ir. the County 01 Esse~. Richard lannella Register. like the lottery. you gotta be in it On a cold night , the \\ eather apparnr.< •Jr ore umptive an amend- • E:SOUIRE, First Justice cf said I guard 1 a~ o~ tht! person and est~te of to win it. must have been a popular con eel px:tit•o·: ?-1a oPen !ile-0 1n 1he1· CourlatBOSTON thisday,Fe ruary l EhzabG(1l uoy1e, Pray:ng tha, this I AD#441741 When V-day fa lls on a week versatin;;ai topic, but \\hen the abc11e c?.::-·t;on rnattt!r alleging that rn. 2004. Honorable Court amend his decrPr: Allston-Brighton Tab 2120104 day, the Kell s holds its pcuty that music was loud and sounded like sard CLAHA A ELL of BR1GHTClN I Richard !a nel!d Io f guardianship to include court night, but since this year's Yalen the biggest thing ever is ha\ mg a tine 's Day was on Saturday, the digiti zed heart attack in the next bar\ busiest night, the "I Hate room over, it was ea-.ier to not Valentine's Day" party was talk than compete. pushed back. 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