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The economic and employment Agenda Grant Program. The economic and employment Marie Butera Marieago, they Butera were aiming to do in Washington D.C. earlier making this moment, today something different. With a Revere arm of The Neigh- base by utilizing large-scale thisRevere month, arm Congresswoman of The Neigh- possible.”base by utilizing large-scale Richard Buttiglieri Richardfocus on Buttiglieri gourmet pizzas like borhood Developers (TND) and high value assets includ- Ayannaborhood Pressley Developers held a (TND) local andPressley high value said assetsshe did includ not- was one group given $50,000 ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder- Theresa Conte Theresathe Layla Conte (pesto with arti- swearingwas one groupin ceremony given $50,000 Satur- comeing Suffolk to the ceremony Downs, Wonder to offer- choke hearts, goat cheese, in funding to help establish land, a soon-to-close NECCO dayin fundingat Roxbury to help Community establish celebratoryland, a soon-to-close remarks, butNECCO sim- Dr. Adrian Costanza Dr.red Adrianpeppers Costanza and olives) or the workforce development ser- plant, and the MassDevelop- College.workforce development ser- plyplant, remarks and the of MassDevelopvision--vision- ment TDI Waterfront District. Dorothy Cordaro DorothyR2 (ranch Cordaro dressing, grilled vices in Revere to support lo- vicesPressley, in Revere who to supportnow rep lo-- forment the TDI district, Waterfront for its commu District.- chicken, bacon and spin- cal residents to acquire newly The program seeks to un- resentscal residents the 7thto acquireCongressio newly- nities,The and program for the seekscountry. to un- Gerardo Iannuzzi Gerardoach) Dough Iannuzzi quickly became created jobs. lock community-driven re- nalcreated District jobs. that includes East lock“We community-driven find ourselves in re un-- known for its sandwiches. Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito along sponses to local obstacles, Boston,Lt. Gov. unseated Karyn Politoincumbent along precedentedsponses to times,” local obstacles,she said. Patricia Muse Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers,Patricia State Rep. Muse RoseLee Vincent, However, last week fans Lt.with Gov. Housing Karyn Polito, and EconomicAnn Houston and of The promote Neighborhood economic Developers, devel- State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, U.S.with Rep. Housing Michael and EconomicCapuano “Eachand promote day, we economic hear a deluge devel- Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo and Secretary of Housing and Paul Penta, Jr. Paulof Dough, Penta, known Jr. as ‘Dough BobDevelopment O' Brien of Revere Secretary Economic Jay Department,opment opportunities Mayor Brian through Arrigo and Secretary of Housing and ofopment hateful opportunities rhetoric and through even Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the announcement of the Urban Agenda Grant Program on duringDevelopment the Democratic Secretary Prima Jay- Antonetta Salamone Nation,’ were shocked by a EcomonicAsh came Development to Revere City Jay Hall Ash atpartnership-building, the announcement of problem the Urban Agenda Grant Program on ryAsh in cameSeptember, to Revere and City became Hall morepartnership-building, hateful policies, problem meant Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. Antonetta Salamone MondayBoston Mayor morning Martin in the Walsh Revere during City a Council recent visitChambers. to the Samuel Adams School in East Boston. post on the restaurant’s Face- Walshto present is supporting the check a state to bill the thatsolving, would overhaul and shared the accountway state- funding for schools is calculat- theto present first the African-American check to the tosolving, divide andus and shared make account us feel- book page. Neighborhood Developers. ability in urban centers. The womanNeighborhood to serve Developers. the district. small.ability But in urbantogether, centers. we Theare Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 ed in order to close an equity gap in the city and state. “Dough Nation we have “Our administration under- competitive awards offer flex- After“Our administrationbeing sworn inunder by- powerful.competitive Yes, awards these offer are flexun-- Real estate values continue to be strongsome bittersweet in Revere news to standsReal the estateimportance valuesof local ible continue funding for local to effortsbe strong in Revere Massachusettsstands the importance Attorney of Gen local- precedentedible funding forand localuncertain efforts announce,” wrote Curley. Mayorleadership Walsh and its impact demands on that bringeducational together commu equity- for all students eralleadership Maura andHealey, its impact Pressley on times,that bring unprecedented together commu times- INDEPENDENT By Sue Ellen Woodcock days on the market in 2016. “MikeINDEPENDENT“2017 and was I a havefantastic decided year the livesBy Sue of Ellen residents,” Woodcock said daysnity on stakeholders the market in to 2016. pursue “2017 was a fantastic year addressedthe lives the of crowd. residents,” said whichnity stakeholdersdemand unprecedent to pursue- NEWSPAPER GROUP wide coalition in announcing es, family income or back- The number of listings in totoNEWSPAPER beclose in realDough estate,” East GROUP saidBoston. Joe Lt. GovernorBy John KarynLynds Polito. economicThe number development of listings ini in- Lt.“You Governor are a glorious, Karyn Polito.glori- edeconomic leadership, development unprecedented ini- an education equity legislative ground,”to be in realsaid estate,” Walsh. said “This Joe The Revere real estate mar- 2017 also dropped to 265, In the past 13 years we have “TheThe RevereUrban realAgenda estate Grant mar- 2017tiatives. also These dropped awards to 265, will ous“The sight Urban to behold,” Agenda Pressley Grant organizing,tiatives. These unprecedented awards will Mario of Century 21 Ma- Following a forum last agenda. The coalition of part- billMario will ofgive Century us the 21tools Ma to- ket in 2017 was definitely a 10.8 percent down from 297 had a lot fun, made very good ketProgram in 2017 relies was on definitely the strong a 10.8fund percentprojects downin Boston, from Clin 297- began.Program “The relies manifestation on the strong of mobilizing,fund projects inunprecedented Boston, Clin- rio Real Estate. “There’s a week in neighboring Malden ners is led by legislators, cit- makerio Real that a Estate. reality. “There’s Boston is a good one with higher prices in 2016. The good news for goodpartnerships one with between higher prices local in 2016. The good news for millionspartnerships of steps, between and a localmil- legislating, and unprecedent- lot of confidence and equity and simultaneous forums in ies, Seetowns, TND teachers, GRANT , students,Page 3 proudlot of to confidence stand with ourand part equity- See TND GRANT , Page 3 $1.5 MILLION FOR for homes than in 2016, but sellers is that the original list- $1.5 MILLION FOR forgovernment, homes than non-profits in 2016, but and sellers is that the original list- liongovernment, more prayers. non-profits I am so and ed hope.” in homes.See DOUGH For 35 Page years 2 now other cities and towns across and advocates who are join- ners in the Legislature and to NORTHERN STRAND a drop in the number of new ing price was matched 100 a drop in the number of new ing price was matched 100 in homes. For 35 years now grateful to be here with all of NORTHERN STRAND the stateBy Suehosted Ellen byWoodcock the Massa- ingCouncillor together Robertin proposing Haas one Jr. join this coalition of cities and By Sue Ellen Woodcock Councillor Robert Haas Jr. listings, making home-buying percent of the time. it’s been positive. Now is the it’s been positive. Now is the you today. To my family, to See PRESSLEY Page 3 COMMUNITY TRAIL COMMUNITY TRAIL chusettslistings, Associationmaking home-buying of School comprehensivepercenttried to of get the barriers time. education installed fi- towns to advance a system of tried to get barriers installed an adventure. The condominium mar- time to sell. Revere is getting time to sell. Revere is getting The Executive Office of IsThe the Executive government Office of Superintendentsan Foradventure. years the who abutters are call of- nancein The 2011 bill condominium and to reform received the noCom mar re-- state aid that supports all of For years the abutters of in 2011 and received no re- “These are the highest pric- ket saw similar trends with the overflow from the Boston Energy and Environmental Energy and Environmental ingRoute“These on 1legislators have are theput highesttoup overhaulwith pric the- monwealth’sketsponse. saw similar education trends fund with- thethe overflowtalented and from diverse the Boston stu- Route 1 have put up with the sponse. es we’ve seen in the last eight the median sales price at shutdown affecting “We should get more re- Affairs has approved a $1.5 Affairsmarket and has people approved are moving a $1.5 thenoisees we’ve state’s from seen current millions in the educational last of eight cars, ingthe formula median so sales that priceit better at dentsmarket of and the peopleCommonwealth.” are moving noise from millions of cars, “We should get more re- years,” said Maureen Celata, $315,000, up 16.7 percent spect from the state and fed- million grant regarding the millionto Revere. grant regarding the fundingandyears,” now saidmodel some Maureen cityto ensure councillors Celata, equi- serves$315,000, all students up 16.7 throughout percent to DuringRevere. the state’s last leg- and now some city councillors spect from the state and fed- owner/broker of MCelata Real over 2016. Days on the mar- airport safety? wantowner/broker to have Mayor of MCelata Brian Real Ar- overeral government,” 2016. Days on Patch the said..mar- development of the Northern developmentMario said ofRevere the Northernis desir- ty for all students, especially the state. islativeMario session said Revere a bill byis desirState- want to have Mayor Brian Ar- eral government,” Patch said.. Estate. “And 2018 is going to ket also dropped from 67 in thoserigoEstate. contact in“And low-income the2018 MassDOT is going areas to ket“EveryKeefe also dropped notedstudent that fromin moreMassa 67 af in-- Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz (D-Ja- rigo contact the MassDOT to Keefe noted that more af- Strand Community Trail led Strandable because CommunityBy John of Lyndsits proximity Trail led be another banner year. Inven- 2016 to 47 days on the market install barriers along Route 1 2016fluent to 47communities days on the marketare often able because of its proximity by a Revere on the Move part- by a Revere on the Move part- Bostonbe another Mayor banner Martin year. InvenWalsh- chusetts deserves a 21st centu- maica Plain) would have re- install barriers along Route 1 fluent communities are often tory is low now, but everyone “Inventory is low now and to Boston, and it’s a hidden betweentory is low Route now, 16 but and everyone Cope- granted“Inventory sound isbarriers. low now and to Boston, and it’s a hidden ner organization, Bike to the nerDespite organization, the longest Bike govern to the- is weighing in on the issue. ry education and should have calculated the cost to educate between Route 16 and Cope- granted sound barriers. is looking to the spring.” everyone is looking toward gem with a beautiful beach. landis looking Circle. to the spring.” everyoneWard 2 isCouncillor looking Ira toward No- gem with a beautiful beach. Ward 2 Councillor Ira No- Sea. Sea.ment shutdown in the nation’s The day after the statewide the opportunity to succeed, no land Circle. According to figures from the spring,” Celata said Mario is looking forward WardAccording 5 Councillor to figures Charles from thevoselsky spring,” pointed Celata out said that Sau- See STUDENTS Page 8 voselsky pointed out that Sau- Revere has a one-mile historyRevere the hasFederal a one-mileAviation forums, Walsh joined a state- matter their talent or challeng- Mario is looking forward Ward 5 Councillor Charles the Massachusetts Associa- The rental market is also Patch,the Massachusetts Ward 4 Councillor Associa- gusThe got rental barriers market along is Route also Patch, Ward 4 Councillor gus got barriers along Route stretch in North Revere. The stretchtoAdministration the spring in North market, (FAA) Revere. drawing Thethat to the spring market, drawing tion of Realtors, the median strong with rents ranging from Patricktion of Realtors, Keefe and the Ward median 1 strong1 installed with rents along ranging a new from ball Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 1 installed along a new ball Northern Strand Community Northernfromoversees Boston the Strand and air surrounding Communitytraffic con- Adult use marijuana dispensary pitched forfrom Maverick Boston and surroundingSquare sales prices was $376,250, $1,200 to $3,000. Cleat noted Councillorsales prices Joanne was $376,250, McKen- $1,200field. to $3,000. Cleat noted Councillor Joanne McKen- field. Trail has been in development Trailcommunities.trollers has at been Logan in He development Internation added that- communities. He added that a 4.9 increase over prices in that if someone is paying big naa 4.9teamed increase up on over a motion prices inat that“It’s if someone a quality-of-life is paying big is- na teamed up on a motion at “It’s a quality-of-life is- See DeLEO Page 3 for over 20 years. The North See DeLEO Page 3 fortheal Airport over Revere 20 put School years. out a The systemstatement North is By John Lynds cans and Latinos, have been 2016. rent they just might be capable last2016. last week’s council meet- rentsue,” they he said. just might be capable the Revere School system is last last week’s council meet- sue,” he said. Revere segment is a major Reveretrying to segmentease worries is aover major air disproportionately impacted Homes also were also on of buying and taking advan- also a draw for buyers. ing.Homes Patch said also he were and alsothe late on of Barriers buying and are taking easily advan seen- also a draw for buyers. ing. Patch said he and the late Barriers are easily seen part in the project that creates partsafety. in the project that creates If you are looking for equi- by high rates of arrest and in- the market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyers “It all adds to the future the market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyers “It all adds to the future a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail a continuous“Safety is 7.5-milethe top railpriority trail ty in the state’s emerging adult carceration for cannabis and percent increase over the 56 programs. growthfor the FAA,”of Revere,” said the he said.FAA in percent increase over the 56 programs. growthother drug of Revere,” crimes ashe asaid. result running from West Everett, Have you ever had an idea Task Force. Both the ATOD runningsity in children from West and Everett, adults. useHave marijuana you ever business had an lookidea Task Force. Both the ATOD sity in children and adults. a statement. “Air traffic con- of state and federal drug pol- through Malden and Revere for how you could make im- Task Force and Revere on the throughThe ATOD Malden Task Forceand Revere fund- fornoREVERE howfurther you than could RECREATION the make proposal im- Task ForceHOSTS and Revere PAINT on the The ATOD Task Force fund- REVERE RECREATION HOSTS PAINT trollers and the technicians icy. Criminalization has had Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley held a local swearing in cere- to the Saugus River and soon provements to the Revere Move are initiatives of the toed theprojects Saugus totaling River $9,500and soon to provementsput forth by toa group the of Revere East Move are initiatives of the ed projects totaling $9,500 to who maintain the nation’s Bostonians& SKATE at Monday NIGHT night’s AT CRONIN RINK long-term negative effects, mony& SaturdaySKATE at RoxburyNIGHT Community AT CRONIN College. RINK into Lynn. The North Revere community? So have the ap- MGH Revere CARES Coa- intoreduce Lynn. youth The substance North Revere use, community? So have the ap- MGH Revere CARES Coa- reduce youth substance use, Pressley being sworn in by Massachusetts Attorney General airspace system continue to Jeffries Point Neighborhood not only on the individuals segment allows users to en- plicants to the mini-grant pro- lition. Revere on the Move segmentimprove allowstheir mental users health, to en- plicants to the mini-grant pro- lition. Revere on the Move improve their mental health, Maura Healey Pressley before addressing the crowd. serve their critical mission to Association meeting. arrested and incarcerated, but joy spectacular views of the grams hosted by Revere on is additionally co-led by the joyand spectacularincrease opportunities views of thefor grams hosted by Revere on is additionally co-led by the and increase opportunities for ensure the public’s safety. We When drafting how the on their families and commu- Rumney Marsh. the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Initia- Rumneypositive youthMarsh. engagement. the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Initia- positive youth engagement. are allocating resources based state would roll out adult use nities. The funding, awarded bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- TheIn addition funding, to the awarded mini- bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- In addition to the mini- on risk assessment to meet all marijuana facilities across the Additionally, a legislative through the Executive Office Force; and this time, these vere. throughgrants already the Executive funded, Revere Office Force; and this time, these vere. grants already funded, Revere safety critical functions. If we state the Cannabis Commis- mandate requires a study of OFFICE of Energy and Environmental ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000 ofon Energy the Move and Environmental has extended ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000 on the Move has extended TRASH identify an issue, we recall sion implemented a variety of Luis Vasco talks about his minorities, women, and vet- Affairs’ (EEA) Gateway City reality. was awarded to fund ideas to their permanent change and reality. was awarded to fund ideas to their permanent change and Affairs’inspectors (EEA) and Gatewayengineers City to programs to actively engage group East Boston Bloom eran business enterprises in Parks Program, enables the Every year a group of Re- make Revere a healthier place program mini-grant appli- NOTICE CLOSED Parksaddress Program, it. We sincerely enables thank the Every year a group of Re- makeLLC’s plansRevere to aopen healthier an adult place programthe cannabis mini-grant industry in appli or- vere residents and institution- to work, to play, and to raise cations to Sunday, March 4. people from communities of Due to the Martin Luther Monday, Jan. 21 design of the trail, develop- designFAA employees of the trail, who develop are- vere residents and institution- touse work, marijuana to play, facility and into Mav raise- cationsder to give to Sunday,these groups March a fair 4. al leaders meet together to a family. The Revere on the Up to $1,395 is available for disproportionate impact and ment of bid-ready construc- mentworking of to bid-ready keep the constructraveling- al leaders meet together to aerick family. Square. The Revere on the Upshot to at $1,395getting isinto available a business for King Holiday, on Monday, in observance of select the awardees of mini- Move mini-grant program ideas that make it easier to ensure their inclusion in the tion documents, and receipt tionpublic documents, and our skies and safe.” receipt selectlegal cannabis the awardees industry. of mini- Move mini-grant program ideasdominated that makein other it state’s easier by to January 21st, Trash will be of all necessary construction grants offered to the public offered $10,605 in funding eat healthy and be active for grants offered to the public offered $10,605 in funding eat healthy and be active for of Since all necessary the government construction shut- Many programs were de- that certain geographic areas big corporations and wealthy Martin Luther permits. When completed, the through the community-led for permanent changes, pro- all. The application is open through the community-led for permanent changes, pro- all. The application is open delayed by one day. permits. When completed, the veloped in response to evi- and demographic populations, financiers. trail will span 10 miles and organizations, Revere on the gram implementation, and organizations, Revere on the gram implementation, and Capitol Waste Services, Inc. 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BPDA hosts community Dough // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 friends and served a lot of good food. Mike and I both meeting on 101 Condor St. lived in Eastie for a few years and toiled for over a decade, By John Lynds so we feel like we have a piece of Eastie in our hearts. On Monday at the East We would like to thank you, Boston Social Centers, the the customers for coming in Boston Planning and Devel- excited everyday to try our opment Agency (BPDA) held food. That energy has driven a community meeting as part us for 13 years. We truly ap- of the agency’s Small Project preciate the love that you’ve Review process for the devel- given us throughout the years, opment project at 101 Condor which makes this decision so St. tough.” Curley announced Dough The proposed project con- Dough East Boston owners, Michael Sanchez and Kevin Curley. sists of the redevelopment of a will serve up its last sand- 8,650 square-foot commercial wiches this Friday before site situated at 101 Condor closing for good. Curley went on to thank all Street at the corner of Con- everything fresh, something of Dough’s hardworking em- gouda, and red onion topped dor and Brooks streets. The that customers noticed and ployees, both past and present. with sundried tomato mayo on site was once used by Corner appreciated. “I would like to thank my multigrain that is then backed Stalk Farms. Corner Stalk “For 10 years everything’s employees,” he wrote. “We so the entire beast turns into plans to move to the Chelsea made to order and we nev- have had a few pass through an oozing feast. Creek side of Condor because er pre cook our food,” said and go, but for the most part Then there were oth- the company, that grows fresh Sanchez. “We are running to BPDA’s Michael Sinatra (left) listens to questions during Mon- they have been with us for ers like the Montana, sliced produce in converted indus- Restaurant Depot everyday day’s BPDA meeting regarding the 101 Condor St. project. years, which again, makes this grilled roast beef, with ched- trial shipping containers, out- because we never had a huge decision so tough, as it feels dar, pepperoncinis, and mayo grew its current location. walk in fridge so all our cus- like leaving family. We love on a braided roll that’s then The developer plans to con- tomers know everything is great care was given to re- two affordable units under the you guys.” pressed to melt the cheese, struct a new four-story build- coming out fresh to order. It specting the proximity and City of Boston Inclusionary In the post, Curley said he or the cajun chicken cheese ing containing 18 residential steak, a twist on the regular may take an extra few min- units and 18 off-street parking nature of abutting properties, Development Policy (IDP). and Sanchez have always put steak and cheese that includes utes, from the burgers to the spaces located in the build- which share boundaries with If the project receives family first and was part of the shaved cajun spiced chicken, cutlets, and it’s tough to reg- ing’s below-grade garage. The the site, as well as modifica- BPDA approval next month reason for deciding to close two types of cheese and pep- ulate sometimes when we are garage will be entered and tions made during the com- the developer will look for up shop. pers. busy, but the final product is exited from Condor Street, munity outreach process to zoning relief from the Boston In a neighborhood where “When we started we want- worth it.” which has access to Meridian create appropriate setbacks Zoning Board of Appeals. a chicken cutlet parm or a ed to serve stuff we’d love to Three years ago Sanchez Street. from neighboring properties Lynds said variances Italian sub is a dime a doz- eat and not have to compete and Curley were awarded the According to the develop- and to ensure that the height needed will include Use, en (there are constant argu- with well-established sub Boston Main Streets Award er’s attorney, Richard Lynds, is consistent with the sur- Rear Yard, Floor Area Ratio, ments in Eastie about who shops that already carved out for Best Business in Eastie. the project would create a res- rounding built environment,” Height and Parking. makes the best Italian-style a fan base,” said Sanchez. Beyond their food, Cur- idential development combin- said Lynds. “As a result, the If his client receives all his subs), Dough, on the corner of The plan worked and for ley and Sanchez were always ing market-rate and affordable proposed building has been permits, Lynds said construc- Maverick and Border streets, over decade Dough is going giving back to the communi- housing opportunities designed and scaled to com- tion on the project should be- branched out and offered strong and became a mainstay ty since they opened by sup- The four-story building will pliment the surrounding gin in the summer. menu items not found else- for hungry East Bostonians porting Main Streets events, have roof decks and a more neighborhood and streets in- The BPDA’s Michael Sina- where. with new menu items, daily Zumix programs, NOAH, the modern facade with wood ac- cluding Condor and Brooks tra said the Public Comment “The sandwiches definitely specials and a resurgence of Atlantic Works Artist Gallery. cents to match the somewhat streets, the area’s ongoing Period for the project is still took off,” said Curley. the restaurant’s solid pizza Both Curley and Sanchez industrial look of the build- multi-family residential de- open and will close on Jan. And in a few short months, business.“ We are taking the opened Dough because they ing across the street along the velopments, the surrounding 25, 2019. everyone who heard of Dough opportunity to explore new said they saw great potential Chelsea Creek. commercial and retail uses, Comments can be sent was coming in for the signa- and exciting opportunities in Eastie. Recently the Eagle Hill and the proximity to public to www.bostonplans.org/ ture sandwich. and to spend more time with “It’s one of the greatest Civic Association (EHCA) transportation.” projects/development-proj- “Yeah, I’d have to say it’s our families, which is our neighborhoods in Boston and voted 23 to 9 in support of the Lynds added that the cre- ects/101-condor-street#com- the Vermonter,” said Sanchez. highest priority,” he said. “I for a small neighborhood we project at 101 Condor St. ation of eighteen new resi- ment_Form. The creation the boys from would like to take this time to have such great food places “In planning the building, dential units will include up to Dough came up with after opening is a pile of roasted invite Dough Nation to come that have become nationally turkey, bacon, apple slices, on down and celebrate a good known. It’s awesome that this run. Come by say hello and little community is getting all bid farewell. So from the bot- this recognition,” said San- tom our hearts we thank you chez. “But it’s really a com- National for all your love and support munity here, from our staff throughout the years.” who help us do this every- Days Over the years Curley and day to our loyal customers in Sanchez took pride in making Dough Nation.” TODAY! Jan. 16 Whos Your Valentine? 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Pressley added that there are many who have charac- terized the Democrats’ elec- toral victory as a referendum against hate, but she sees it as a victory for hope. “And so it is together, in community, in the 7th Con- gressional district – here today in Roxbury, Massachusetts – the very place that inspired, fortified and nurtured history makers like Elma Lewis, Paul Goodnight, Malcolm X, Dr. King, and Melnea Cass, and Mel King, and Alfreda Harris, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley is greeted by a young and Sarah-Ann Shaw – it is in supporter after delivering her speech at Roxbury Community this community, at this place, College Saturday. that we come together to forti- fy ourselves for the work that we will take on together,” she said. “The pursuit of justice not a straight or linear one, it only does so when we make and equality and equity, my is not always consistent, but it it bend. mother reminded me, is a cra- is always worth it.” “We must ready ourselves, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley addresses the crowd after being sworn in during a local cere- dle-to-grave struggle. In the Pressley said while the for both the breakthroughs mony. Pressley was officially sworn into the 116th Congress by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on pursuit of justice, the line is moral arc of justice bends it and the joy of the struggle, Jan. 3.

and then we can realize the joy and act on behalf of those lies, you showed up at airports of the victory,” said Pressley. you have a loved, and lost, offering legal representation “We’ve made our fair share of and fought for, and nurtured. and demanding humanity. history together, but I was not We walk through this life not When our union brothers and sent to Congress just to make just as individuals, but also as sisters were locked out of their history. You sent me there manifestations of the people jobs, their livelihood in the to make meaningful, lasting who have shaped us and those balance, you marched. When change – progress on behalf whom we carry with us. And your loved ones healthcare of the residents of the Mas- so, I recommit to you today, was under attack, their cancer sachusetts 7th Congressional that I am bringing all of you to treatment, their insulin, their district – the most diverse and Washington with me.” lives in jeopardy, you put your unequal district in our delega- Pressley went on to credit bodies on the line to fight for tion, and arguably one of the her victory to the voters who their dignity. When survivors most unequal in our country.” believed in the pursuit of eq- of gun violence, of domestic Pressley said she will not uity, equality and justice. violence, of sexual violence; do this work alone and on the “I know this to be true be- when our voices were si- days that she feels tired or cause, when the rights of our lenced you built megaphones weary, she will reflect upon trans family members were and amplified their stories.” and think of this moment. under attack, you organized She ended by saying, “The “I will think about the hun- and mobilized and fought for work we take on together will dreds of you in front of me, equality,” she said. “When not be easy. But it will be real. and the hundreds more that rhetoric of hate tried to vilify And it will be worth it. I still Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley said she did not come to the ceremony to offer celebratory each of you represent,” she our immigrant neighbors and believe in the power of us, and remarks but simply remarks of vision--vision for the district, for its communities, and for the said. “Each of you speak for violently separate their fami- change is on the way.” country.

Shutdown // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 down air traffic controllers at filed a lawsuit in the United it alleges that the FAA failed traffic controller’s job, it is OBITUARIES Logan and across the coun- States District Court on behalf to promptly pay overtime to well known that stresses from All obituaries and death notices try have been working with- of its members who have not NATCA members in violation various activities combine and out pay adding to an already been paid for their work since of the FLSA. On behalf of its can produce negative cumula- will be at a cost of stressful job. While Aviation late December. NATCA re- members, NATCA seeks an tive effects on health and per- $100.00 per paper. International News Online quested an expedited hearing order requiring the govern- formance.” (AINOnline), a monthly avi- on its motion for a Temporary ment to pay its members for So as the for now the an- That includes photo. ation business trade publica- Restraining Order against the the work they have performed swer to the question is the tion explained that the gov- United States government as well as liquidated damages. shutdown affecting airport Please send to ernment shutdown earlier this for its violation of the Fifth Complicating the matter, safety is that while air traffic [email protected] year caused the furlough of Amendment to the United in a report on National Public controllers are working at full nearly 18,000 FAA employ- States Constitution. NATCA Radio a Logan air traffic con- strength they are not working or call 781-485-0588 ees, affecting activities such alleges that the government troller claimed that the gov- under ideal conditions. as airman certificate issuance, unlawfully deprived NATCA ernment shut down and lack unmanned operation exemp- members of their earned wag- of pay is causing stress among tions, rulemaking, facility es without due process. his colleagues. inspections, dispute resolu- The suit also alleges viola- Now East Boston’s AirInc., tion, and financial activities, tions of the Fair Labor Stan- the local watchdog group that among others, the publication dards Act (FLSA) for failure monitors, among other things, also reported that air traffic to pay at least the minimum operations at Logan, are keep- controllers have been exempt wage to air traffic controllers ing a watchful eye on the sit- from the furloughs. and other NATCA members uation. Last week the National who are excepted from the “My calls to the Eastern Air Traffic Controllers Asso- furloughs during the gov- Service Area’s Quality Con- ciation, AFL-CIO (NATCA) ernment shutdown. Finally, trol Group this morning con- firmed that air traffic control at Logan is fully staffed op- erationally with controllers, supervisors and managers,” said AirInc.’s Chris Marchi. “However, a National Pub- lic Radio story on WBUR, suggested that controller at Boston Logan airport’s tow- er and in air traffic control rooms across the country are working under increased stress due to the lack of pay. OPEN ANY NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT We have called the Nation- al Association of Air Traffic AND YOU’LL RECEIVE: Controllers (NATCA) to in- quire further about the status • No minimum balance required • Free instant issue ATM/VISA® check of the working conditions for • No monthly fee card Boston Logan’s tower where air traffic controllers have been air traffic controllers. While • No monthly service charge • Free introductory supply of working without pay since the government shutdown in late stress is clearly part of an air December. • Free access to Allpoint® ATM welcome checks network

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LETTER to the Editor

WHAT WOULD DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING THINK?

When one considers that it has been almost 51 years since Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated, it is easy to understand why so many of our fellow Americans today have so little un- derstanding of who he was and what he accomplished. Every school child for the past generation knows well the story of Martin Luther King. But an elementary school textbook cannot truly convey the extent to which he brought about real change in our country. To anyone under the age of 50, Martin Luther King is just another historical figure. But for those of us who can recall the 1960s, a time when racial segregation pre- vailed throughout half of our country and overt racism through- out the other half, Martin Luther King stands out as one of the great leaders in American history, a man whose stirring words and perseverance in his cause changed forever the historical trajectory of race relations in America, a subject that some his- torians refer to as the Original Sin of the American experience. However, as much as things have changed for the better in the past 50 years in terms of racial equality in our society, it also is clear that we still have a long way to go before can say that all Americans are judged not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character, as Dr. King famously put it in his speech at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963. It is clear that there is a movement in our country that seeks to take away many of the hard-fought gains of the past 50 years. Councilors Edwards and Janey file home rule petition to The shootings and deaths of African-Americans while in police custody that have shocked all of us in the past few years are enact a fee on investor and commercial real estate sales just the tip of the iceberg. Much more significant have been the judicial decisions that have stripped away key provisions of the Councilors Lydia Edwards tate transfers over $2 million, and pushing talented workers ing this law.” voting rights act, the disproportionate treatment and incarcer- and Kim Janey proposed a with an estimated revenue of out of our city. This legislation Other cities, including New ation of minorities for drug-related offenses, and the voter ID Home Rule Petition to com- $175 - $350 million based on will curb real estate specula- York City, have enacted luxu- laws and gerrymandering in many states that, in the words of bat housing speculation and 2015-2017 sales. Exemptions tion and generate millions to ry transfer fees and there is a a federal court in North Carolina, attain with surgical precision establish an investor and com- are in place for owner-oc- build and preserve affordable growing movement in Massa- the goal of preventing people of color from being fairly repre- mercial property transfer fee. cupants, transfers between housing.” chusetts. The Somerville City sented in government at all levels. The proposed bill would en- family members and homes “We are in a housing af- Council passed a home rule “What would Dr. Martin Luther King do?” we often ask our- hance the city’s housing tool- purchased through approved fordability crisis,” said Coun- petition in 2018 which is still selves. We can’t say for sure, but we do know that he that as kit by generating millions of home-buying classes. The bill cilor Kim Janey. “These fees pending before the legislature. much as King accomplished in his lifetime, he would be the dollars for affordable housing also would authorize a fee of will not only discourage Cambridge began exploring a first to understand that his work for which he gave his life still and by discouraging the infla- up to 25percent on secondary speculation in our housing transfer fee in January 2019. is far from done -- and we can only hope that his spirit and tion of housing prices through sales, or flips, within a two market and the over-creation State legislation authorizing courage can continue to inspire this and future generations to rapid resale of properties. The year period. of luxury condos, it will also a transfer fee has also been bring about a world in which all persons are treated with dignity proposal will be assigned to “Boston residents are strug- raise much-needed revenue to introduced by Rep. Mike and respect. committee in Wednesday’s gling as our economy booms, invest in affordable housing, Connolly and Sen. Joseph council session. and our homes have become and help stem the tide of gen- Boncore (HD.414 / SD334 - The bill authorizes the City the new stock market,” said trification. I look forward to An Act supporting affordable of Boston to establish a fee of Boston Councilor Lydia Ed- working with my colleagues housing with a local option up to 6%, split evenly between wards. “Housing costs are on the City Council, the May- for a fee to be applied to cer- Your opinions, please buyer and seller, on real es- straining families’ resources or, and the legislature in pass- tain real estate transactions).

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OHNC JANUARY or by appointment Please join us for Sunday Community Meetings Friend of the East Boston Greenway MEETING Put on your winter art- morning worship at 9:30 AM, Fourth Thursday of every month. smart-fun hat and come on followed by a coffee hour. 6:30 p.m. at the Anna DeFronzo Center, The Orient Heights Neigh- Harbor View Neighborhood Association over to Atlantic Works Gal- We also have a food pantry 395 Maverick St. borhood Association will First Monday of every month lery to witness a superb col- on Saturdays from 10 AM meet Monday, Jan. 21, 2019 6:30 p.m. at the Edward Brooke Charter lection of UFOs. With a bit until noon in the church base- School, 145 Byron St. Central Square Flats Civic Association at the YMCA 58 Ashley of nudging, our artists have ment. There are a number of Third Wednesday of every month Street. Meeting starts at 6:30 agreed to show the public ways you can help us to serve Jeffries Point Neighborhood Association 7 p.m. at Paris Street Community Center, pm works-in-progress. Not an East Boston. Volunteer at or Second Monday of every month. 112 Paris St. Agenda is as follows and is ordinarygallery-going experi- contribute to the food pantry. 6:30 p.m. at the Jeffries Point Yacht Club, subject to change. ence! You will have a unique Sing with the Festival of Les- 565 Sumner St. Gove Street Citizens Association • Introductions - Welcome behind-the-scene look at the sons and Carols choir. Bring Fourth Monday of every month and report from the board 6:30 p.m. at the Noddle Island Community process of making art, be a dish to the monthly Sunday Orient Heights Neighborhood Association (President, VP, Secretary) Room, Logan Rental Car Center invited to give us your two evening community sup- Third Monday of every month. OHNC email list sign-up. cents, and collaborate in con- pers. Participate in the Sun- 6:30 p.m. at Ashley Street YMCA, 54 Ash- • Public Safety - Station Eagle Hill Civic Association structive completion. day worship service. Help ley St. 7 Community Update Sgt. Last Wednesday of every month You’ll see a few extraor- with SundaySchool. Visit -- Jim Martin & Officer Dan 7 p.m. at East Boston High School Cafete- dinary sculptures searching the Grace Church web site at Simon ria, 86 White St. for the perfect base; a draw- www.gracechurcheastie.org • Development Presenta- ing that may be begging for or call the church at 617-569- tions - New and voting mat- one more line; an almost-do- 5358 for more information. ters following candidates for the All East Boston of Chamber our East Boston Community ne painting waiting for a few VOTE: 56 Faywood Ave., Board of Directors Commerce members in good and surrounding areas. more dabs of yellow. 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SENIOR PROGRAM TECH MEETUP VOTE: 35 Leyden St., 1st Vice President: Marita voting results will be counted If you’d like to hear how The purpose of the East Raze building and erect new NOW OFFERING Palavicini, Vilma’s Boutique and reported after 6:00PM on artist’s critique fellow artists’ Boston Tech Meetup is to 9 unit dwelling w/ off street SPANISH LANGUAGE 2nd Vice President: Veroni- Thursday, January 31, 2019 work, our Artist Reception on build a community of people parking ca Robles, VROCC at the Chamber office; results Jan. 17, will be both an op- CLASSES currently working in tech or INFO: 172 Gladstone., 3rd Vice President: Shirley will then be made available on portunity to listen to thought- The Senior Program at those aspiring to move into a keep existing building and Fabbo, Massport the Chamber website. ful people and a warm winter the East Boston Social Cen- tech career who live or work add second 3-story building Treasurer: Kim Altschul, Please come to the Cham- party on the East Boston wa- ters is now offering Spanish in East Boston. These meet- w/8 units and off-street park- East Boston Savings Bank ber office and Vote Thursday, terfront. Language Classes for adults Secretary: Joanna Cataldo, January 31, 2019. ings will be held in the heart ing over 60 years old. Classes of Maverick Landing con- INFO: Gladstone Lots, East Boston Neighborhood GRACE CHURCH are held every Wednesday at Health Center veniently located steps from Proposal to erect a 4-story 10 a.m. in Room 209. All are the Maverick T station, in the building with 79 units and NEWS POSTED Candidates for Directors EAST BOSTON welcome to attend. Class is 2019-2021: Maverick Landing Meeting 80 parking spaces plus 8 on- Community Supper taught by Mr. Montaro. No SENIOR LUNCH House at 31 Liverpool Street. street spaces and maintaining Grace Church Federated, Margaret Farmer need to register, just come by Amanda Donis, Logan PROGRAM of open and public greenspace 758 Saratoga Street, East on Wednesday at 10 a.m. for Beauty If you are 60+ years of age, LEARN ITALIAN FREE Next meeting: Monday, Boston invites residents to this fun class. The East Bos- Paul Scott, Going Clear In- the East Boston Social Cen- The class will be held at February 18, 2019 a community supper at the ton Social Centers is located teractive ters at 68 Central Square in Robert DeLeo Senior Cen- Church on Sunday, January at 68 Central Square. Kathy Olando, Sulprizio East Boston has a table and a ter, 35 Harvard Street Win- 27, 2019 at 5 PM. For more UFOS UNFINISHED Real Estate meal waiting for you! throp for residents age 55 and information, call the Church OBJECTS, AN EAST BOSTON Aldo Callejas, La Hacienda The Senior Lunch Program above. at 617-569-5358 or visit the Restuarant sponsored by ETHOS Con- Whether you have Italian ATLANTIC WORKS Church web site at www. CHAMBER OF GROUP SHOW Vinny Qualtieri, NOAH gregate Meal Program pro- ancestry, or just want to learn gracechurcheastie.org. COMMERCE The elections will take vides a hot, nutritious lunch, one of the world’s most beau- Join us at Atlantic Works Services CANDIDATES FOR place at the East Boston along with wonderful social- tiful languages, join us at in- Gallery for an Artists Recep- Grace Church Federated is THE BOARD OF Chamber office at 175- Mc ization, Monday through Fri- formal and friendly Italian tion on Thursday, Jan. 17, 6-9 an Episcopal/United Church Clellan Highway, East Bos- day from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. language and culture classes. p.m. of Christ church located at DIRECTORS ton, MA, 02128, on Thursday, A suggested donation of $2 is Wednesday afternoons from Gallery Hours will be Fri- 760 Saratoga Street in East The East Boston Chamber January 31, 2019 from 11:30 asked. 1:15 to 2:45 p.m. days and Saturdays, 2-6 p.m. Boston. All are welcome. of Commerce announces the a.m.-2 p.m. and 4-6 p.m. We welcome seniors from For info call 617-846-8538.

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REVERE JOURNALYour Yellow Ad Here NoticeFebruary 14,is 2018 hereby given INDEX Call 781 485 0588 VOLUME 19, No. 41 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1881 Editorial WINTER PANTO 2019 Police News WEDNESDAY 4 February 14, 2018 Sports T i m e s that the16 next meeting East Boston OFFICE CLOSED INDEX Imaginary Theater works its fun Classifieds 11 Revere's TND- F Editorial r e e Monday, Jan. 15 18-19 Wednesday, January 10, 2018 in observance of DEATHS Police News 4 P and magic touch with Mathew receives $50,000 r e s s Martin Luther Thomas Boyan, Sr Sports 16 Marie Buterais scheduled for King, Jr. Day Classifieds 11 Revere's TND woods and The Ensemble’s Richard Buttiglieri state grant for jobs 18-19 Theresa Conte DEATHS Special to The Journal receives $50,000 PHOTOS COURTESY OF KANNAN THIRUVENGADAM “Winter Panto 2019:Paul Dr. Adrian Costanza nd Thomas Boyan, Sr Dorothy Cordaro Marie Butera Monday morning the Bak the business community that January 22 , 2019 er-Polito Administration are critical to fostering eco Richard Buttiglieri state grant for jobs Bunyan and the Winter of the Gerardo Iannuzzi awarded $500,000 to nine - nomic success and building projects through the Urban Patricia Muse Theresa Conte stronger neighborhoods in ev - Agenda Grant Program. The ery region in Massachusetts.” Special to The Journal Paul Penta, Jr. Dr. Adrian Costanza Revere arm of The Neigh Blue Snow, “ Jan.18 through th Revere is rebuilding its - Monday morning the Bak Antonetta Salamone Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers, StateDorothy Rep. RoseLeeCordaro Vincent, borhood Developers (TND) economic and employment the business community that was one group given $50,000 er-Polito Administration Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo and SecretaryGerardo ofIannuzzi Housing and - base by utilizing large-scale are critical to fostering eco instead of January 15 in funding to help establish awarded $500,000 to nine - nomic success and building Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the announcement of the Urban Agenda Grant Program on and high value assets includ Feb. 10: Friday-Sunday, also Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 Patricia Muse projects through the Urban Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. The end of Portside at Pier I lookingworkforce towards Clippership development Wharf. ser ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder stronger neighborhoods in ev - vices in Revere to support lo Agenda Grant Program. The ery region in Massachusetts.” Paul Penta, Jr. land, a soon-to-close NECCO - Revere arm of The Neigh cal residents to acquire newly - Revere is rebuilding its - Antonetta Salamone Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston ofplant, The Neighborhood and the MassDevelop Developers,- State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, borhood Developers (TND) Jan. 31,Feb. 4, 7.Charlestown created jobs. - economic and employment INDEPENDENT Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department,ment TDI Mayor Waterfront Brian ArrigoDistrict. and Secretary of Housing and was one group given $50,000 - N E W S P A P E R G R O U P Real estate values continue to be strong in Revere Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito along base by utilizing large-scale Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the Theannouncement program seeks of the to Urban un -Agenda Grant Program on in funding to help establish and high value assets includ Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 with Housing and Economic The Roseland Portside at Pier I under water. Working Theater, 442 Bunker Monday morning in the Revere City Councillock community-driven Chambers. re workforce development ser ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder By Sue Ellen Woodcock ‘BombDevelopment Secretary Cyclone’ Jay floods partsvices in Revereof to supportEastie lo sponses to local obstacles, - Ash came to Revere City Hall land, a soon-to-close NECCO - By John Lynds and promote economic devel - cal residents to acquire newly - $1.5 MILLION FOR The Revere real estate mar days on the market in 2016. to present the check to the plant, and the MassDevelop - ket in 2017 was definitely a INDEPENDENTEast Bostonians can take waterfront. opment opportunities through A mancreated stands jobs. on a retaining wall at- thement corner TDI of Waterfront Marginal and District. South Hill St. Charlestown. $24; chil- NORTHERN STRAND The number of listings in Nthe E W snow, S P A P E R wind, G R O U Pfrigid cold and NeighborhoodReal estate Developers. values continue to be strong in Revere Bremen Streets. MEMBERSgood one OF with higher THE prices - PUBLIC ARE Portside at Pier I, the Ship- partnership-building, problem- Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito along The program seeks to un - 2017 also dropped to 265, space savers, but a new ele- “Our administration under with Housing and Economic COMMUNITY TRAIL for homes than in 2016, but “2017 was a fantastic year yard and Marina, Clippership solving,2018. This and is shared above accountflood stage, lock community-driven re 10.8 percent down from 297 ment has been added into the standsBy the Sue Ellenimportance Woodcock of local Development Secretary Jay a drop in the number of new to be in real estate,” said Joe Wharf and Liberty Plaza all abilitythe level in urbanat which centers. flooding The oc sponses to local obstacles, - dren 12-under,$12; students 13+ The Executive Office of in 2016. The good news for wintery mix that may be some- leadershipexperienced and a itsgood impact amount on of- Ash came to Revere City Hall Energy and Environmental listings, making home-buying Mario of Century 21 Ma The Revere real estate mar competitivecurred, and awards caused significantoffer flex - fordable Housing on climate and promote economic devel - sellers is that the original list $1.5thing MILLION residents here FOR might have theflooding lives of as residents,” the Boston said Harbor days on the market in 2016. to present the check to the INVITED AND WELCOMED TO ATTEND ket in 2017 was definitely a ibletidal funding flooding for in local many efforts water - change issues and strategies. opment opportunities through Affairs has approved a $1.5 an adventure. rio to Real get Estate.used to “There’s as the sea a level Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. Call Your Rep.Neighborhood for Developers. Details ing price was matched 100 NORTHERN STRAND goodspilled one withover higherinto the prices neighbor- thatfrontThe bring numberparts together of ofBoston-including listings commu in partnership-building, problem million grant regarding the rises. - - 2017 also dropped to 265, - “There was also more than a with sea level rise due to cli- - years old, seniors, $15; group “These are the highest pric- percent of the time. - lotCOMMUNITY of confidence andTRAIL equity “Thehood, Urban and made Agenda waterfront Grant de- nityEastie. stakeholders to pursue - “Our administration under solving, and shared account development of the Northern es we’ve seen in the last eight for homes than in 2016, but 10.8 percent down from 297 “2017foot of waswater a fantasticat the intersection year standsmate the change importance it is expected of local to The condominium mar in homes.Thursday’s For 35 years‘Bomb now Cyclone’ Programvelopments relies like on Portside the strong look economic development ini ability in urban centers. The Strand Community Trail led years,” said Maureen Celata, thatThe broughtExecutive heavy Office snow of and a drop in the number of new in 2016.“I waded The good into news more for than 18- to781-485-0588 beof Marginalin real estate,” and South said JoeBremen leadershipgo up 8”-9” and by its 2030. impact on ket saw similar trends with it’sEnergy been and positive. Environmental Now is the listings,partnershipslike a makingfloating between home-buying cruise local ship. tiatives.inches Theseof cold awards Atlantic will water - competitivepected increase awards in offer sea level flex -in by a Revere on the Move part owner/broker of MCelata Real wind to the Northeast also government, non-profits and sellers is that the original list Mariostreets.” of Century 21 Ma the lives“Storms of residents,” have happened said be- rates. 866-811-4111, web.ova- the median sales price at - Affairs has approved a $1.5 an adventure.For the very first time in fund(on projects the street) in near Boston, Portside Clin - iblethe funding next 15 for years local could efforts spell ner organization, Bike to the Estate. “And 2018 is going to timebrought to sell. flooding Revere is to getting Eastie’s Boston since record-keeping ing price was matched 100 rio RealThiruvengadam Estate. “There’s said a an as- Lt.fore Governor climate Karyn change, Polito. but cli- trouble for Eastie’s waterfront. $315,000, up 16.7 percent million grant regarding the at East Pier and about a foot tronomical high tide, storm that bring together commu - the overflow from the Boston “TheseBy Sue are Ellen the Woodcock highest pric- lot of confidence and equity - “Themate Urban change Agenda is increasing Grant both Sea. - be another banner year. Inven began in 1921, the water lev- percentofSee water of TND the at GRANT thetime. marina,” , Page said 3 - nity stakeholdersBut could the to flooding pursue have over 2016. Days on the mar development of the Northern es we’ve seen in the last eight - surge, and sea level rise to- Programthe intensity relies onand the the strong frequency Revere has a one-mile tory is low now, but everyone market and people are moving el reached 15.16 feet on Jan 4, TheKennan condominium Thiruvengadam, mar who in homes. For 35 years now economicbeen worse? development Thiruvengadam ini See DeLEO Page 3 ket also dropped from 67 in Strand Community Trail led years,”For years said Maureen the abutters Celata, of gether caused the water levels of storms on a global level,” he - stretch in North Revere. The is looking to the spring.” - to Revere. ketCouncillorhas saw been similar working Robert trends Haas with with Jr.East it’s been positive. Now is the partnerships between local tiatives.says yes. These awards will 2016 to 47 days on the market- by a Revere on the Move part Routeowner/broker 1 have putof MCelata up with Realthe to be so high. Of these factors, said. Northern Strand Community thetriedBoston’s median to get sales Neighborhood barriers price installed at of Af-- government, non-profits and fund projects“Winds in picked Boston, up afterClin the According to figures from “Inventory is low now and nerMario Rep. organization, said Revere BikeMadaro is to desir the noiseEstate. from “Andblasts millions 2018 is ofgoing cars, Trump to administrationtimeexplained to sell. Revere Thiruvengadam, is getting the - Trail has been in development the Massachusetts Associa $315,000,in 2011 and up received16.7 percent no re So as storm intensity in- high tide,” he said. “It was a everyone is looking toward ableSea. because of its proximity - andbe another now some banner city year. councillors Inven the highoverflow tides hadfrom nothing the Boston to do creasesBy Sue Ellen as does Woodcock the frequency tion of Realtors, the median oversponse. 2016. Days on the mar quickSee TND storm. GRANT It did , Page not last3 over for over 20 years. The North the spring,” Celata said Revere has a one-mile - wanttory is to low have now, Mayor but everyoneBrian Ar marketwith and climate people change. are moving However, of storm surges like the one ex- - See DeLEO Page 3 to Boston,for and ending it’s a hidden temporary statusket “We also dropped should for get from more 67Salvadorians inre - For years the abutters of multiple tide cycles, which Revere segment is a major sales prices was $376,250, - stretch in North Revere. The rigois looking contact to thethe MassDOTspring.” to perienced in Eastie last Thurs- Councillor Robert Haas Jr. The rental market is also gem with a beautiful beach. - 2016spect to from 47 days the stateon the and market fed - to Revere. Route 1 have put up with the would have compounded the part in the project that creates a 4.9 increase over prices in Northern Strand Community install barriers along Route 1 day. That coupled with an ex- tried to get barriers installed strong with rents ranging from According to figures from - eral“Inventory government,” is low Patch now and said.. - Mario said Revere is desir noise from millions of cars, effect. The blizzard-force a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail 2016. TrailMario has isbeen lookingBy in John development Lynds forward the Massachusetts Associa in 2011 and received no re $1,200 to $3,000. Cleat noted between Route 16 and Cope everyone is looking toward able because of its proximity and now some city councillors running from West Everett, Homes also were also on tofor the over spring 20 years. market, The drawing North landtion ofCircle. Realtors, the median Keefe noted that more af - sponse. that if someone is paying big Of the over forty thousand scores of people in 2001 while thefluent spring,” communities Celata said are often to Boston, and it’s a hidden - want to have Mayor Brian Ar through Malden and Revere the market 41 days, a 26.8 rent they just might be capable fromRevereresidents Boston segment whoand is surroundingcall a major East Boston salesWard prices 5 Councillor was $376,250, Charles -- “We shouldPlease see get FLOOD more re Page 2- others fled the lawless gang vi grantedThe rental sound market barriers. is also - gem with a beautiful beach. rigo contact the MassDOT to spect from the state and fed to the Saugus River and soon percent increase over the 56 of buying and taking advan communities.parthome, in the over project He half added that are createsfrom that Lat- Patch,a 4.9 increase Ward 4 over Councillor prices in install barriers along Route 1 Have you ever had an idea olence in their homeland. strongWardcommunity. with 2 Councillorrents ranging Ira from No - eral government,” Patch said.. into Lynn. The North Revere a continuousin American 7.5-mile countries. rail Oftrail that Patrick2016. Keefe and Ward 1 Mario is looking forward between Route 16 and Cope - for how you could make im tage of first-time homebuyers the Revere School system is Since the Bush Administra- $1,200-voselskyOn to Monday,$3,000.pointed Cleat outPresident that noted Sau Don- segment allows users to en runninghalf a from majority West hail Everett, from El Sal-CouncillorHomestion over also Joanne 200,000 were McKen also Salvadorians on to the spring market, drawing land Circle. Keefe noted that more af - provements to the Revere programs. - also a draw for buyers. thatgus ald if got someone Trump barriers announced is along paying Route thatbig he- continued attacks on legal res- fluent communities are often joy spectacular views of the Task Force. Both the ATOD throughvador, Malden and arrived and Revere here during nathe teamed markethave lived up 41 on days,in thea motion a U.S. 26.8 as at part from Boston and surrounding community? So have the ap rent1 installed isthey ending just along Temporarymight a newbe capable ballProtected - idents living under Tempo- Ward 5 Councillor Charles - granted sound barriers. Rumney Marsh. - Task Force and Revere on the to “Itthetheir all Saugus addscountry's toRiver the civil futureand war soon during lastpercent oflast the increaseweek’s humanitarian council over the program meet 56 communities. He added that Patch, Ward 4 Councillor - - plicants to the mini-grant pro - offield. buyingStatus and for those taking 200,000 advan Sal- rary Protected Status (TPS) is Move are initiatives of the growthinto the Lynn. oflate Revere,” The 1980s North and he Revereearly said. 1990s. ing. Have knownPatch you said as ever Temporary he hadand anthe Protect-idea late Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 Ward 2 Councillor Ira No The funding, awarded grams hosted by Revere on sity in children and adults. for how you could make im tagevadorians of first-time here, homebuyers and across the the Revereshameful School and misguided," system is said voselsky pointed out that Sau - MGH Revere CARES Coa segmentThen, allows another users wave to arrived en to ed Status. Those Salvadorians “It’s a quality-of-life is Councillor Joanne McKen through the Executive Office The ATOD Task Force fund provements to the Revere - programs.sue,”U.S. he said. - also Madaro.a draw for "This buyers. announcement gus got barriers along Route the Move and the Alcohol, To- lition. Revere on the Move joy spectacularthis country viewsand to of this the neigh- have been able to live and workTask Force. Both the ATOD na teamed up on a motion at - of Energy and Environmental ed projects totaling $9,500 to community? So have the ap After the announcement, a regarding TPS holders from 1 installed along a new ball bacco and Other Drugs Task is additionally co-led by the Rumneyborhood Marsh. following a series - of here legally, raise families, -startTask Barriers Force and are easilyRevere seen on the - “It all adds to the future last last week’s council meet - Affairs’ (EEA) Gateway City - reduce youth substance use, plicants to the mini-grant pro furious Rep. Adrian Madaro El Salvador confirms this ad - field. Force; and this time, these - devastating earthquakes that- REVEREbusinesses, buyRECREATION homes, attend Move are HOSTS initiatives ofPAINT the growth of Revere,” he said. ing. Patch said he and the late Parks Program, enables the Healthy Community Initia The funding, awarded grams hosted by Revere on blasted the Trump adminis- sity inministration’s children and intentions adults. to end ideas are going to become a improvethroughrocked the their El Executive mental Salvador health, Office and killed schools, pay taxes and, more- MGH Revere CARES Coa “It’s a quality-of-life is design of the trail, develop tives Office at the City of Re the Move and the Alcohol, To tration for its latest reversal in The humanitarianATOD Task Forceaid for fund thousands - - sue,” he said. reality. andof Energy increase and opportunities Environmental for &importantly, SKATE become NIGHT an im-- ATlition. CRONIN Revere on the MoveRINK ment of bid-ready construc vere. - bacco and Other Drugs Task immigration policies that manyed projectsof our neighborstotaling $9,500 in East to Bos- Every year a group of Re positiveAffairs’ youth (EEA) engagement. Gateway City portant part of the fabric of thisis additionally co-led by the Barriers are easily seen - tion documents, and receipt This year over $20,000 - Michael Triant namedForce; and thisSalesian time, these Boys &are callingGirls perhaps Club the most Executive- reduceton. youth For many substanceDirector of these use, folks, - vere residents and institution ParksIn addition Program, to enables the mini- the - Healthy Community Initia - REVERE RECREATION HOSTS PAINT was awarded to fund ideas to ideas are going to become a 'consequential'. improveEast theirBoston mental has been health, home for of all necessary construction - al leaders meet together to grantsdesign already of the trail, funded, develop Revere tives Office at the City of Re A street view of how the retail and office space would work in - make Revere a healthier place reality. "The Trump administration’sand increaseyears. They opportunities own small for busi- & SKATE NIGHT AT CRONIN RINK permits. When completed, the select the awardees of mini- - onment the of Move bid-ready hasBy extendedJohn construc Lynds vere. - and around Suffolk Downs MBTA station in Eastie. trail will span 10 miles and to work, to play, and to raise their permanent change and Every year a group of Re positive youth engagement. grants offered to the public a family. The Revere on the tion documents,East Boston and native receipt and -Sav-vere residents"Once andI heard institution of this oppor- This year over $20,000 - programio Prep mini-grant graduate appli Michael Triant was awarded to fund ideas to In additionPlease see to theMADARO mini- Page 2 See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 through the community-led Move mini-grant program of all necessary construction - al leaderstunity, meet as togethera kid who to grew up grants already funded, Revere HYM Investment, BPDA host cationswas to named Sunday, the March new Executive 4. - make Revere a healthier place organizations, Revere on the permits. When completed, the selectin the East awardees Boston, of as mini- a kid who Faywood Avenue was raised on the Move has extended offered $10,605 in funding Up to Director$1,395 is of available the Salesian for Boys - to work, to play, and to raise Move and the Alcohol, Tobac trail will span 10 miles and - grantsgraduated offered to Savio, the public as a kid that like many other kids of his gen-their permanent change and Impact Advisory Group meeting for permanent changes, pro ideas that& Girls make Club it easier at the toboard's De- a family. The Revere on the co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) gram implementation, and throughwent the to community-led the Boys & Girls Club, eration in Eastie. program mini-grant appli eat healthySeecember NEWS and meeting.BRIEFS, be active Page Triant, for 2 who I wondered if it could becomeMove mini-grant program "You had guys like (the late) - youth-led projects that would organizations, Revere on the "I was played basketball at cationsWally to Sunday, Bowe that March were 4. so influ - all. Theworked application for the is past open 17 years a reality," said Triant, a hus- offered $10,605 in funding Move and the Alcohol, Tobac the Marty Pino Center every Up toential $1,395 on is the available lives of for kids - I grew By John Lynds help prevent or reduce obe for the Boston Center for Youth band and father of three who for permanent changes, pro co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) afternoon, I got involved in theideas up that with make and it kids easier that to were old-- and Families as an administra- now lives in Winthrop with hisgram implementation, and Owners of Suffolk Downs agency and HYM focused last TRASH See MINI GRANTS Page 3 - house leagues through John- eat healthyer than and me," be said active Triant. for "I was Racetrack HYM INvestment Price subject - tor, started Monday at the Club, family. "Once the ball started youth-led projects that would - week's meeting on Phase I of to change ny Forbes at the Boys & Girlsall. Thefortunate application that I is grew open up in a Group LLC and the Boston taking over the reigns from Fa- rolling and it became more andhelp prevent or reduce obe without NOTICE Our Offices will be Club where I made friends that stable home with two parents, Planning and Development notice ther John Nazzaro who is now more of a possibility it wasn't Please see MEETING Page 2 TRASH are still my friends today," said Seebut MINI there GRANTS were so Page many 3 kids at Agency (BPDA) held an Im- $ Due to the the Club's DirectorPrice of subject Mission. even a choice at that point I had - .55 to change Triant. pact Advisory Group (IAG) Per Day Holiday president's the Salesians whot didn't have without NOTICEto do it." 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ENERGY FACILITIES SITING BOARD NOTICE OF ADJUDICATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT HEARING

EFSB 14-04A/D.P.U. 14-153A/14-154A NSTAR Electric Company d/b/a Eversource Energy Notice of Project Change

Notice is hereby given that NSTAR Electric Company d/b/a Eversource Energy (“Eversource” or “Company”) has submitted to the Energy Facilities Siting Board (“Siting Board”) a Notice of Project Change in connection with the electric transmission project (“Project”) approved by the Siting Board in its December 1, 2017 Final Decision in EFSB 14-04/D.P.U. 14-153/14-154 (“Final Decision”). The Project as approved includes two new 115-kilovolt (“kV”) underground electric transmission lines in Everett, Chelsea, and East Boston, Massachusetts, as well as a new 115/14-kV substation (“Substation”) in East Boston. In its Notice of Project Change, Eversource seeks approval to modify the location of the Substation. As approved in the Final Decision, the Substation would have been located on a parcel of land on the eastern side of a larger parcel of land owned by the City of Boston (“City Parcel”) in the East Eagle area of East Boston. In its Notice of Project Change, Eversource seeks approval to move the Substation 190 feet, to the western side of the City Parcel. Accordingly, the scope of this proceeding is limited to Eversource’s proposed relocation of the Substation from its current site on the eastern side of the City Parcel (“Original Site”) to a new location on the western side of the City Parcel (“New Site”) (“Project Change”). The two 115-kV transmission lines would connect to the Substation at the New Site and no longer be routed along Condor and East Eagle Streets. The layout and components of the Substation will remain substantially unchanged from what was previously approved in the Final Decision. Figure 1, below, shows the relative locations of the Original Site, the New Site, and the City Parcel.

Opportunity for Public Comment

The Siting Board will conduct a public comment hearing on Eversource’s proposed Project Change: Tuesday, February 5, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. East Boston High School 86 White Street East Boston, MA 02128 At the public comment hearing, Eversource will present an overview of the proposed Project Change. Public officials and the public will then have an opportunity to ask questions and provide comments about the Project Change. A Spanish/English and a Portuguese/English interpreter will be present. The public comment hearing will be recorded by a court reporter. Written comments may be submitted at the public comment hearing, or filed with the Siting Board through Tuesday, February 19, 2019. Comments must be filed electronically, by email attachment, to the Presiding Officer and to the Siting Board’s electronic docket: [email protected] and [email protected]. Comments emailed to the Presiding Officer must be followed by a mailed hard copy. Additionally, all written comments must be provided electronically by email attachment to counsel for Eversource, Catherine Keuthen, at [email protected]. Figure 1 Original and New Substation Sites Siting Board Jurisdiction and Scope of Review

The Siting Board will review the Company's Project Change Filing to determine whether the proposed relocation of the Substation within the City Parcel would alter in any substantive way either the assumptions or conclusions reached by the Siting Board in its analysis of the Project’s environmental impacts in the original Siting Board proceeding. The scope of the Siting Board’s review in this proceeding is limited to Eversource’s proposed Project Change. Specifically, the Siting Board is reviewing potential impacts of relocating the Substation from the Original Site, on the eastern side of the City Parcel, to the New Site, on the western side of the City Parcel, a distance of approximately 190 feet. The Siting Board will not be reviewing matters unrelated to the Project Change, such as the need for the overall Project, Project alternatives, or other matters that were reviewed and decided by the Siting Board in the Final Decision, and are not directly related to or affected by the proposed relocation of the Substation.

Public Review of the Notice of Project Change

The general location, layout, dimensions and configuration of the Substation are described and shown on maps and plans included in the Company's Notice of Project Change, dated November 15, 2018. Copies of the Company's Notice of Project Change, including all attachments, are available for public inspection at the offices of the Siting Board, One South Station, Boston, MA 02110, and at the offices of Eversource’s counsel, Catherine Keuthen, Esq., Keegan Werlin, 99 High Street, Suite 2900, Boston, Massachusetts 02110-3113. Copies are also available at the following locations: * Office of the Boston City Clerk, Boston City Hall, One City Hall Square, Boston, MA 02201 * East Boston Public Library, 365 Bremen Street, East Boston, MA 02128 In addition, the Company's Notice of Project Change including all attachments, are electronically available via the Department of Public Utilities' website at: https://eeaonline.eea.state.ma.us/DPU/Fileroom

Intervention and Participation

Persons or groups who wish to be involved in this Project Change proceeding beyond providing comments may file a petition to intervene as a party or a petition to participate as a limited participant. Intervention allows a person or group to participate in the evidentiary phase of the proceeding, including evidentiary hearings in Boston, if evidentiary hearings are conducted, and grants the right to appeal the Siting Board’s final decision in this proceeding. A limited participant may receive many of the documents that will be submitted to the Siting Board, but may not present evidence or appeal the final decision. Both parties and limited participants may present oral comment to the Siting Board at the public meeting at the conclusion of the proceeding, during which the Board will deliberate on the Tentative Decision. Any person interested in intervening as a party or participating as a limited participant in this proceeding must file a written petition with the Presiding Officer. Petitions must satisfy the timing and substantive requirements of 980 CMR 1.05, the Siting Board's procedural rules. Among these rules is the requirement that a petition to intervene “must state the manner in which the petitioner is “substantially and specifically affected” by the proposed Project Change. The regulations pertaining to intervention and limited participation can be found on the Board's website at: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/file-a-petition-to-intervene-in-an-efsb-or-dpu-siting-case. A petition to intervene or to participate as a limited participant must be filed in three places. First, the petition must be filed electronically, by email attachment, to the Presiding Officer, M. Kathryn Sedor, at [email protected] no later than the close of business (5:00 p.m.) on Tuesday, February 19, 2019. The text of the email to the Presiding Officer must specify: (1) the docket number of the proceeding (EFSB 14-04A/D.P.U.14-153A/14-154A; (2) the name of the person or entity submitting the filing; and (3) a brief description of the document. The electronic filing should also include the name, title and telephone number of a person to contact in the event of questions about the filing. Second, the petition must be filed electronically with the Siting Board by email attachment, at [email protected]. The text of the email to the Siting Board also must specify: (1) the docket number of the proceeding (EFSB 14-04A/D.P.U. 15-153A/14-154A; (2) the name of the person or entity submitting the filing; and (3) a brief description of the document. The electronic filing should also include the name, title and telephone number of a person to contact in the event of questions about the filing Third, the petition must be sent by e-mail attachment to counsel for Eversource, Catherine Keuthen, Esq., at [email protected]

Public Accommodation

Upon request, copies of the Project Change Filing or other materials in this proceeding may be available in a format accessible by people with disabilities (such as Braille, large print, electronic files, or audio format). Contact the Department's ADA coordinator with your request, at [email protected] or (617) 305-3500. Reasonable accommodations at the public comment hearing for people with disabilities are available upon request. Include a description of the accommodation you will need, including as much detail as you can. Also include a way we can contact you if we need more information. Please provide as much advance notice as possible. Last minute requests may not be able to be accommodated. Contact the Department's ADA coordinator with your request, at [email protected] or (617) 305-3500. As noted above, interpretation services in Spanish/English and Portuguese/English will be provided at the public comment hearing. Interpretation in additional languages may be available upon request. Include in your request the language(s) required, and how many persons will require interpretation services. Provide a way to contact you if we need more information. Please provide as much advance notice as possible. Last minute requests may not be able to be accommodated. Contact the Presiding Officer with your request (contact information below). Any person desiring further information regarding this Notice, including information about intervention or participation in the adjudicatory proceeding, may contact the Presiding Officer at the address, telephone number, or email below: M. Kathryn Sedor, Esq., Presiding Officer Energy Facilities Siting Board/DPU One South Station Boston, MA 02110 (617) 305-3525 or [email protected] Page 8 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Wednesday, January 16, 2019 Residents at Boston East building Students // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 dealing with some fire-alarm glitches each student in public are generally unable to do so said Walsh. school districts known as and the consequence is that The Education PROMISE

By John Lynds rightfully appear frustrated residential units were created the ‘foundation budget’ and they spend less on resources Act, sponsored by Chang-Di- each time that they have to re- by Cortney and Robert Novo- poured millions of dollars into that are critically important to az, Representative Mary When Audrey Savikas and spond to the building. gratz – a Los Angeles-based school over the next several the quality of education stu- Keefe and Representative her family moved into their “The residents are angry, husband-and-wife design years. dents receive. Aaron Vega and supported by new apartment at Boston East, and unfortunately many of team who have conceived However that bill failed According to Walsh, Bos- Walsh reforms state education it had everything one could them have stopped evacu- some of the most unique liv- and educators are calling this ton invests over $1.3 billion funding by fully implement- ask for. Modern amenities, ating, creating a real safety ing spaces across the country. mechanism the state uses to a year to educate over 65,000 ing the Foundation Budget views of the harbor, an artist concern,” she said. “As for The Novogratzes, who are provide students with equi- district and charter public Review Commission (FBRC) gallery on the first floor and a me, I’m tired of paying an in- known for their unique taste table access to educational school students, a number recommendations and ad- close knit community of res- ordinate amount of rent each and style, have been show- opportunities ‘obsolete’ and that has grown by over $250 dressing the underlying in- idents. month, only to end up stand- cased several times on HGTV. must be revised to meet the million since 2014. During equities within the Common- However, one amenity Sav- ing outside in the cold, rain in Despite all the luxuries expectations of today’s econ- this school year, the Boston wealth’s education funding ikas could do without was the the middle of the night with Savikas and others are under- omy. School FY19 budget was the formulas, like Chapter 70. As frequent middle-of-the-night my two crying kids who are standably annoyed, and this Because the state has not largest in the school depart- a result of the bill, foundation building-wide fire alarms. now scared to go to sleep.” week there’s been some prog- updated its education funding ment’s history. While progress budgets statewide will better For several weeks, Savi- The Boston East opened ress on the issue but it’s far formula since 1993 to reflect has been made, more work reflect the true cost of- edu kas and her neighbors in the to great fanfare last May. from being fixed. districts’ real health insurance and investment is needed to cating students, and there will building have been awakened The $71 million waterfront “I don’t know how they and special education costs, close achievement and oppor- be a renewed partnership be- by false fire alarms that have development project was a finally found their sense of the amount of aid being pro- tunity gaps for all students. tween the state and all districts forced mandatory evacuations collaboration between Trinity urgency after all these weeks vided to cover those costs is Walsh said as Boston’s in- in funding those foundation in the early morning hours. Financial and the East Boston but (the Fire Department) put too small. vestments in its students, fa- budgets. “The last one was 4 a.m. CDC. The boutique, mid-rise the building on Fire Watch To compensate, many dis- cilities and teacher has grown, “Children across our Com- and there was a 1 a.m. one residential community fea- so the (managers) could shut tricts like Boston end up using state funding has lagged be- monwealth are waiting for us the night before,” said Sav- tures 200 units, including six down the fire alarm system, money that would otherwise hind. Inequities in the the to fulfill the promise we made ikas last week. “There have artist live-work-sell units and and replace the malfunction- have supported core educa- Commonwealth’s education in our Constitution and in the been so many more, including a community art gallery. Bos- ing parts.” tion programs—including funding formulas have failed 1993 Education Reform Act: multiple daytime “testing” pe- ton East also embraces and While the system is back Regular Ed. Teachers, Mate- urban school districts, like that zip code should not be riods with six-hour windows. engages the waterfront with online and there were no more rials & Technology, and Pro- Boston, that educate the ma- destiny,” said Chang-Díaz, I’m told by the concierge the development and expan- ‘false alarms’ over the week- fessional Development. This jority of economically disad- lead Senate sponsor of the bill. that there’s a known techni- sion of the Eastie Harborwalk, end Savikas said she is, “ter- also results in dramatic cuts in vantaged, English Language “For 25 years, we have failed cal problem with the alarm which was made possible in ribly underwhelmed” by how other areas of education. Learners and special educa- to live up to that promise-first system - something about a part by a $3 million Mass- long it took and how poor the The problem for low in- tion students in the state. The unknowingly and now, for the water pump - that is not being Works Infrastructure Program building manager’s communi- come school districts is there current education funding for- past three years, knowing- fixed.” grant to East Boston. cations were to the tenants. is a growing equity gap be- mulas result in less net state ly. Our schools are suffering Savikas said the firefighters The interiors of Boston “But fingers crossed that tween schools in Boston and funding every year for BPS from death by a thousand pa- East’s common spaces and it’s finally resolved,” she said. schools in more affluent areas students. “If the status quo per cuts. This bill isn’t about of the state. When faced with persists and these formulas providing ‘new’ or ‘extra’ such shortfalls, high-wealth are not changed, in two years, funds. It’s about making good districts can often draw on ad- Boston will receive no state on what we’ve already prom- ditional, local revenue. Low- education aid to support the ised.” Dispensary // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 er-wealth districts, however, City’s 55,000 BPS students,”

On Monday Luis Vasco, longtime Eastie residents with a fair and equitable roll-out Steven Vasco, Nick Spagno- Luis Vasco being a celebrated of the industry that acknowl- January 27 - la, and Julis Soko, owners of business owner for the past edges local concerns, includ- Celebrate Catholic February 2 East Boston Bloom LLC gave 15 years. Vasco and his fam- ing reasonable public health #CSW19 an informational presentation ily have run Taco Mex in the accommodations. The city Schools Week 2019 on their plans to open an adult square without incident and is should be cautious, however, use marijuana facility on the a popular destination for thou- of companies that parachute ground floor of a building sands of residents. in with a poor community Sponsored by NCEA, CSW is an annual celebration of Catholic education in owned by the Vasco Family in The East Boston Bloom process and without any re- the United States. Schools typically observe the week with Masses, open houses and other activites for students, families, parishioners and community members. Maverick Square. proposal was recently men- gard for their would-be neigh- Through these events, schools focus on the value Catholic education provides to The presentation was very tioned in an Op-Ed by City bors. The best entrepreneurs, young people and its contributions to Church, local communities and the nation. similar to the other five or Councilor Lydia Edwards. people like Luis Vascos, will six adult use facilities being “As the new industry emerge out of the neighbor- proposed in the community. emerges in Massachusetts, hoods they hold dear.” Publishing January 23 & 24 There will be top notch state residents who know and are At the meeting there were of the art security, a high lev- trusted in their neighbor- some concerns over traffic, el of professionalism, a floor hoods, are best suited to open an increase in loitering and 3x5 or 2x8 Color $200.00 Per Paper plan that ensures access to up shop,” wrote Edwards. the message having an adult the facility is by adults 21 “Enter Luis Vascos. An im- use marijuana facility sends to 3x5 or 2x8 Color $750.00 4 Papers years or older. There will be migrant from Colombia, Luis people living outside of Eastie no advertising, flashy signs or has lived in East Boston for and whether it will it cheapen 3x5 or 2x8 Color $1,100.00 8 Papers the ability to see the product 25 years. He has a restaurant the neighborhood profile or being sold from the street. In for the past 15 years with no elevate it. The Revere Journal • The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Chelsea Record Everett Independent • East Boston Times Free Press • Lynn Journal fact, according to Vasco, cus- incident. His children are born Aside from these con- Charlestown Patriot Bridge • North End Regional Review tomers will come in, place an and raised here and his son is cerns many felt East Boston order and the product will be an Iraq veteran who will be his Bloom’s proposed location Deadline: Thursday, January 17th retrieved from a locked vault business partner. Luis has ev- was a lot better than other in the back of the store. erything to lose if he does not adult use facilities that were East Boston Bloom’s pro- get this right--there is no other recently proposed on Meridi- Email or call your rep. 781-485-0588 posal has gained the attention place for him to go. He knew an Street just outside Central x110 Kathy Bright - [email protected] of many in the community better than to grab the cheap- Square and Porter Street a x101 Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] looking for local entrepre- est lease for two years with- few doors down from the sub- x103 Maureen DiBella - [email protected] neurs to emerge and take ad- out speaking to the operators stance abuse treatment facility x106 Peter Sacco - [email protected] vantage of the new emerging of the methadone clinic next North Suffolk Mental Health x 125 Sioux Gerow - [email protected] business instead of outsiders door. He knows about the ex- Association. with deep pockets looking to treme traffic woes we have in The group will hold a sec- cash in on the community. East Boston and has proposed ond presentation this week on All partners in East Bos- a retail cannabis shop across Wed., Jan 16 (tonight) at 6:30 Affordable Rental Housing Madison Melnea Cass Apartments ton Bloom from the Vascos the street from the MBTA p.m. at Paris Street Communi- 40 RAYNOR CIRCLE & 600 MELNEA CASS BLVD, ROXBURY, MA 02120 to Spagnola and Soko are Blue Line. Boston can ensure ty Center. Madison Melnea Cass Apartments Rental Housing will accept applications for 39 units:

TYPE 1BR 2BR 3BR 60% AMI 1 101 9 Gross Rent2 $1,213 $1,456 $1,682 100% AMI - 10 91 RECORD BREAKING EFFORT Gross Rent2,3 - $2,185 $2,523 UNIT TOTALS 1 20 18 1Preference for persons with mobility impairment 1- (1br unit) 2- (2br unit) 1- (3br unit). 2Gross Rent includes utility allowance with tenant payment for electricity. 3Gross Rent Rents subject to change in 2019 upon HUD release of updated AMI information for the Boston area. Use and Occupancy Restrictions Apply

To request an application be sent, call 617.445.8338 or e-mail your name and complete mailing address to [email protected] Applications can be picked up in person during the days and locations listed below: DAY / DATE HOURS Application Pickup Location Wednesday, January 30, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 Thursday, January 31, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 Friday, February 1, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 Ramy Laribi, a sopho- Monday, February 4, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 more at East Boston HS Tuesday, February 5, 2019 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 broke Jonathan Smith’s Wednesday, February 6, 2019 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 464 Tremont Street Boston MA 02116 50 yd freestyle record Thursday, February 7, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 Friday, February 8, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 with a time of 23.599. Saturday, February 9, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury, MA 02120 Ramy who has not lost Application Deadline for completed applications to be included in the lottery, must be hand delivered to the a race all season is now management office or submitted online by 4:00pm February 13, 2019 or postmarked by February 13, 2019.

qualified for the State Information Sessions will be held during the following dates and times at: Sectional Championship 122 DEWITT DRIVE ROXBURY, MA 02120 (Dewitt Community Center Gym) meet. Ramy is pictured TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 2019 5PM-8PM here with the AquaJets AND 464 TREMONT STREET BOSTON, MA 02116 Coaching staff: L-R Asst (Castle Square Apartments Community Room) Coach Daniel Marifiote, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6, 2019 5PM-8PM Head Coach Dave Arinel- Applications will be available at BOTH information sessions

la, Ramy Laribi and Asst SELECTION BY LOTTERY Coach John Hall Preference given to right to return lease-compliant Whittier Street Apartments tenants relocated due to the redevelopment activities associated with the Whittier Choice Neighborhood Implementation Grant. Preference for households of at least one person per bedroom. 4Maximum Income Limits by Household: HH Size 60% 100% 1 Person $45,300 $75,500 2 Persons $51,780 $86,250

3 Persons $58,260 $97,050

4 Persons $64,680 $107,800

5 Persons $69,900 $116,450

6 Persons $75,060 $125,050 4Income limits are subject to change upon HUD release of updated information for the Boston area.

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‘SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS’ MAKES A LOUD IMPACT BOX OFFICE SpeakEasy Stage Company of Boston presents the Boston ed action. Our attention stays By Sheila Barth premiere of Bess Wohl’s acclaimed off-Broadway play, through riveted to Cristina Todesco’s Feb. 2: Wednesday, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 4,8 sparse set. We don’t want to You’ve heard these tire- p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m., also Jan. 31, 2 p.m., at Boston Center for the miss a telltale gesture, move- some, frequently over-used Arts, Calderwood Pavilion,Roberts Studio Theatre, 527 Tremont ment, or facial expression that expressions before: Silence is St., South End, Boston. Mature themes, brief nudity. Tickets start hints about each character’s Golden,” and “Action Speaks at $25; seniors,students, age 25-younger discounts.SpeakEasy. personality. Wohl wants us Louder than Words”. com, 617-933-8600 Both phrases apply to to assume our own ideas and SpeakEasy Stage Company’s draw our own conclusions. production of Bess Wohl’s Wohl got the idea for this eight places, and being hospi- in Finland and speaks little one-act, 100+-minute com- play when she attended a si- talized for two years. Shortly English. Pastor of a small edy, play “Small Mouth PHOTO COURTESY NILE SCOTT STUDIOS. lent spiritual retreat at the after, Ned’s identity was sto- church, he was sent on a Sounds,” listed among the Ned Nacer and Sam Simahk in SpeakEasy Stage's production of Omega Institute in upstate len, his house burned down, year’s sabbatical. His beloved New York Times’ Top Ten Small Mouth Sound. New York. his wife and younger brother 6-year-old son died - Jan car- Shows of 2015. It’s still en- The audience can conclude had an affair and baby togeth- ries his picture and kisses it joying widespread appeal. that Joan and Judy are in a er. They took over the house, nightly- and his wife is study- There’s very little dialogue. She repeats they’ll be silent than usual, because there’s relationship, upset with each kicking him out.His parents ing tango in South America. Its premise is based upon throughout the retreat. little dialogue, allowing this other and frequently bicker. died, he became alcoholic, He studied philosophy and six people participating in a Multi-award winning ac- Boston star-studded cast ar- Jan is eager to participate and his sponsor walked into traf- religion to improve his under- five-day retreat in the woods, tress Marianna Bassham por- tistic freedom to develop their is helpful, but seems frequent- fic and was killed, his dog standing of his situation, and abandoning technology and trays the unseen Teacher. Her characters through expressive ly perplexed.Despite the rules died, and after contemplating he remains helpful and kind- embracing silence, guided by intoned voice isn’t a record- body language, gestures, fa- of no cellphones and other suicide, Ned turned to New ly. His vulnerability and pain an unseen guru, beset with her ing. Bassham performs live at cial expressions, etc. electronic communication, Age-y type philosophy, but touches our soul. own struggle with inner peace. every performance, equipped The cast includes Norton and no snacks outside the still harbors dark, occasional In contrast, Rodney is She never appears on stage, with headphones and a video Award winners Barlow Ad- kitchen, tardy, noisy Alicia thoughts of killing his ex-wife self-assured, perhaps narcis- but her voice on a piped-in monitor, from a second-floor amson portraying Jan; Mar- bumbles around, trying des- and brother. sistic. Baring his body-not his loudspeaker, reveals volumes dressing room. At times, she ianna Bassham, the unseen perately to reach someone by We’re not told Joan’s a soul- Rodney has a fling with about her personality.She has sounds official, other times, Teacher; Nael Nacer, as Ned; phone. And she gulps down therapist and sex educator in Alicia. created her own list of rules, she reveals her own weak- and award-winning, outstand- snacks, noisily crackling her colleges, high schools and Besides stirring, touching which she demands partici- nesses and problems. She has ing actors Kerry Dowling contraband snack bag. has a private practice with moments, this talented en- pants adhere to stringently. a cold. Her father died. And (Joan), Celeste Oliva (Judy), Rodney gets down to busi- couples. Her partner, Judy, is semble shares several comical They don’t. more…. Sam Simahk (Rodney) and ness immediately, assuming a top editor of O magazine’s art scenes. She relates a story and re- Directed by Bevan O’Ga- Gigi Watson (Alicia). meditative position, sitting on department. Judy likes being The play touts silence, but assures them. “Remember, we ra, former outstanding Boston The six, troubled strang- the floor. Joan and Judy rec- in control, but has inner fears. “Small Mouth Sounds” con- are not alone on this campus,” director, associate producer at ers hope to gain serenity in ognize him as a famous TV She was diagnosed with ovar- veys some life messages, loud she intones breathily. “Think Huntington Theatre, and oth- their lives by attending this fitness-yoga guru. ian cancer, and the doctor said and clear. Like Wohl’s char- of this retreat as a vacation er Boston-area, national and five-day wellness retreat, and And Ned? During his her outcome isn’t. good. acters you’ll walk away with from your habits. Your rou- international theaters, O’Gara achieve a life-changing exis- speech to the others, saying And Alicia? Her boyfriend renewed understanding and tines. Yourself. It is the best currently is producing artistic tence. why he’s there, the 39-year- Fred, with whom she lived, appreciation of others. kind of vacation because after director of the Kitchen The- Annie Wiegand’s careful, old avid outdoorsman always kicked her out., and she’s try- Or not. this, you don’t ever have to atre Company of Ithaca, NY. strategically placed spotlights wears a knitted hat to cover ing frantically to reach him. go back to who you were…” Her work is made easier keep us focused on highlight- scars from an accident after Jan hails from a small town falling, cracking his skull in

TWO MILE HOLLOW BOX OFFICE By Sheila Barth Christopher hangs out with Blythe? Paola Ferrer portrays Apollinaire Theatre Company presents Leah Nanako Winkler’s his siblings, Mary, and old- her with attitude - disdain, their dad’s old motorcycle - two-act, 105-minute play, through Jan. 20:Friday, Saturday, 8 She stands there, flapping er brother, Joshua (Armando dislike, and non-understand- nothing else- excluding their p.m.; Sunday, Jan. 20, at 3 p.m., at Chelsea Theatre Works, 189 her arms gracefully, like a Rivera), who’s short on stat- ing of lower-class people, love for Charlotte. Winnisimmet St., Chelsea. Reception with the cast follows. $30; seagull. Her platinum blonde ure but tall on resentment and excluding unseen Yessica, In fact, everyone wants seniors, $25; students, $15. 617-887-2336,apollinairetheatre.com. hair contradicts her dark skin. jealousy. Besides claiming her longtime personal assis- Charlotte, who, in a poignant She needs serenity. She’s been he’s manic-depressive and tant, whom Blythe fired after scene, bathed in spotlight, with her patrician mother, spouts self-hatred, Joshua an- 33 years of faithful service. sings sound design-songwrit- Blythe, for a few days, and it nounces he has five degrees, Yessica returned to her native er David Reiffel’s song, “Ex- hasn’t been easy. She says her including his cherished “Boo- Buenos Aires. traordinary,” which she as- mother carps at her, criticiz- la-Boola” one from Yale; but Although the actors por- pires to be. ing her, and never told her she he accomplishes nothing with traying the Donnelly family Also, Armando Rivera as loves her. “This house has an them. aren’t typical white Cau- Joshua is a vibrant spark plug, effect on people,” she adds. Christopher laments he’s casian, and wear ridicu- creating chaos, especially Christa Brown sensitive- haunted, living in a fishbowl, lous-looking, platinum blonde with Christopher, while trying ly, satirically, portrays Mary, under a microscope, unable wigs (as instructed by play- to lure Charlotte away. Blythe’s troubled daughter to shake off paparazzi or fans. wright Leah Nanako Win- Lurking behind beloved fa- and stepdaughter of famous, He’s horrified when Mary, kler), their multi-racial roots ther-husband Derek’s portrait 11-year deceased handsome who’s divorcing her second neither distract nor enhance are secrets- a terrible secret- actor, Derek Donnelly, in Leah husband, flings herself on to their absurd characters. Win- that Blythe has covered for Nanako Winkler’s parody, him, proclaiming her long- kler says her parody is meant years, but Christopher sud- “Two Mile Hollow.” They’re time love for him. to show how people of color denly discovered. at the family’s lavish seaside Joshua mistakenly thinks are portrayed in our art and This colorful caricature of mansion (kudos, set designer Charlotte is also a Yale grad- media. an upper crust, emotional- Nathan Lee), to discuss what uate, but she later admits she Winkler tosses out some ly crippled family makes us these step-siblings will claim graduated from the school of super contemporary barbs, laugh and think, from start to from the recently-sold estate. hard knocks. She had a tough too, such as wealthy Josh- finish. Mary’s tall, lanky, hand- youth and childhood, and is ua winning a scholarship to some half-brother Christopher happy to be Christopher’s Columbia U., because he’s (Mauro Canepa), famous TV 4-year assistant, whom he in- 1/18th Cherokee. star, bursts through the door sists he can’t do without- not As always, fantastic Apol- FIX IT with his personal assistant, even at a family-only meeting linaire Director Danielle Fau- Keep the nation in peak condition. Learn to be Charlotte (Jasmine Brooks), to divide personal property. teux Jacques makes sure each a mechanic in the Army who instantly busies herself She needs her job, to make character clearly, comically, National Guard and receive in the kitchen to be helpful. money, hoping to become a enacts his/her personality, money for college. Charlotte does everything for writer. their weaknesses and follies. 1-800-GO-GUARD • www.1-800-GO-GUARD.com Christopher, who depends on And the siblings' matri- Surrounded by luxury, Josh- her. archal, supercilious mother, ua and Christopher fight over

Community Meeting Taller Comunitario

PLAN: East Boston PLAN: East Boston Open Space Workshop Taller sobre el Espacio Abierto

Tuesday January 29 54 Ashley Street Martes 29 de Enero 54 Ashley Street 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM East Boston YMCA, Orient Heights 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM East Boston YMCA, Orient Heights East Boston, MA 02128 East Boston, MA 02128

Event Description Descripción Please join us for a community workshop focusing on open space in East Boston. Open space includes parks, Le invitamos a participar en un taller comunitario centrado en el espacio abierto en East Boston.El espacio abierto playgrounds, community gardens, beaches, boardwalks, marshes, and more. The workshop—part of a broader incluye parques, espacios de juegos de niños, jardines comunitarios, playas, paseos, marismas y mucho más.El conversation on how to preserve, enhance, and grow East Boston—will solicit community feedback about what our taller es parte de la conversación general de cómo y dónde se ha de preservar, mejorar y crecer en East Boston. open space needs are today and how open spaces should be used in the future. We will share information about Solicitaremos opiniones sobre las necesidades de hoy en día y cómo se usarán estos espacios en el futuro. previously completed planning efforts and what we’ve heard at previous public meetings. Compartiremos información sobre estudios de planificación anteriores y comentarios recibidos en reuniones anteriores. This event is part of many public events for PLAN: East Boston a long-range planning initiative which, when complete, will update the East Boston Master Plan and will recommend changes to East Boston zoning. Este evento es parte de PLAN: East Boston, una iniciativa de planificación a largo plazo que, cuando se complete, actualizará el Plan Maestro de East Boston y recomendará cambios en la zonificación. Light refreshments, translated materials, and interpretation services will be provided. Contaremos con aperitivos, materiales traducidos e intérpretes.

Contact: Contacto: Kristina Ricco Kristina Ricco Boston Planning & Development Agency Boston Planning & Development Agency One City Hall Square, 9th Floor Boston, MA 02201 One City Hall Square, 9th Floor Boston, MA 02201 617.918.4238 | [email protected] 617.918.4238 | [email protected]

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Teresa Polhemus, Executive Director/Secretary Teresa Polhemus, Executive Director/Secretary Page 10 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Wednesday, January 16, 2019 OBITUARIES

Joseph ‘Big Joe’ Albanese Cindy Rios Elaine D’Amico Of Plymouth, formerly of East Boston Worked at High Point Treatment Center Family meant everything to her

Joseph “Big Joe” Albanese Cindy A. Rios of East Bos- ingly survived by her canine Elaine (Famolare) D’Am- in Plymouth, formerly of East ton, formerly of Brockton, companion LuLu. Cindy ico of Peabody, formerly of Boston, died on Jan. 11. died unexpectedly on Jan. 8. worked for High Point Treat- East Boston, passed away on The beloved father of Jo- She was the devoted moth- ment Center and because of Wednesday, Jan. 9 at the age anne Maddux of Rotonda er of Christine Curtis and her the love and devotion to that of 74. West, FL, Joseph Albanese husband, Tom of East Boston facility and the people they Elaine adored her whole (Joey/Little Joe) of Plymouth, and Marc Doyle of Florida, help, her family requests that family, her family meant ev- Thomas “Tommy” Alba- dear sister of Richard, Randy in lieu of flowers, memorial erything to her. She also nese of St. Petersburg, FL and and Dean Rios and cherished donations be made to High loved the Red Sox, was an the late Barbara Cunningham, grandmother of Frankie and Point, 30 Meadowbrook Rd, avid shopper and loved QVC. he was the husband to Rita Jack Curtis. She is also lov- Brockton, MA 02301 She recently went on a vaca- and Frances, cherished grand- tion to Disneyworld and QVC father to Tricia La Broad and which she talked about all the Daryl Cunningham, and lov- St. Revere today, Wednesday, Ernest Caporale time. She was loved by all ing great grandfather to Ange- at 10 a.m. before leaving in Of Maine, formerly of East Boston and will be sorely missed. Montoya and Mason Kysi- lina, Nicholas, James and Mi- procession to St. Anthony’s She was the beloved wife lovsky and his wife, Brittany. chael. He was the son of the Church in Revere for a Fu- Ernest J. “Ernie” Caporale of the late Alphonse D’Am- She is also survived by many late Dominic and Madeline neral Mass to be celebrated of Boothbay Harbor, Maine, ico, loving mother of Rhona loving nieces and nephews. (Corsi) Albanese and brother in his honor at 11 a.m. Inter- formerly of Stoneham and Kysilovsky and her husband, A prayer service was held of the late Phyllis “Minnie” ment will follow at Wood- East Boston, passed away Bob of Revere and Kerry at the Holy Cross Mauso- Saviano, Ann Gallo, Francis, lawn Cemetery in Everett. In peacefully in his wife’s arms DiCiacco and her husband, leum on Saturday, Jan. 12. Phil, Tom “Pee Wee” and Ray lieu of flowers, donations can on Jan. 7. Andrew of Peabody; adored Entombment was at Holy Albanese. He is also survived be made in Joseph’s name to The beloved husband of daughter of the late Charles Cross Cemetery. In lieu of by many nieces and nephews, prostate cancer research and Mary (Doherty) Caporale, he and Margaret Famolare; dear flowers, donations may be who he loved and who loved organizations such as ZERO – was the dear brother of the sister of Charles “Skip” Fa- made to the Brigham and him. The End of Prostate Cancer” late Thomas and his surviv- molare and his wife, Cindy of Women’s Hospital Attn: On- Family and friends will 515 King St. Suite 420 Alex- ing, wife Maryanne and Ni- Florida, the late Richard Fa- cology Dept., 75 Francis honor Joseph’s life by gather- andria, VA 22314. For guest colette Tavilla and is also sur- Ernie’s life at 11 a.m. Services molare and his surviving wife, Street, Boston and The Ka- ing in Vazza’s “Beechwood” book and directions: www. vived by many loving nieces will conclude with Ernie be- Carla of Saugus and cherished plan Family Hospice House Funeral Home, 262 Beach vazzafunerals.com and nephews. ing laid to rest in Woodlawn grandmother of Taja Kysi- (Care Dimensions) 78 Liberty Family and friends will hon- Cemetery. lovsky and her significant St. Danvers Ma. 01923 For or Ernie’s life by gathering at In honoring Ernie and in other, Vincenzo Mazzaferro , guest book please visit www. the Ruggiero Family Memo- lieu of flowers, memorial do- Robert Kysilovsky and his Buonfiglio.com. rial Home, 971 Saratoga St. nations may be made to St, Ju- significant other, Yeraldine Concetta Cammarano (Orient Heights) East Boston de’s Childrens Hospital, 262 A truly giving person today, Wednesday morning at Danny Thomas Pl., Memphis 9;30 before leaving in proces- TN 38105. For more informa- sion to Sacred Heart Church, tion, please visit www.ruggi- Stephen Tremonte Concetta “Connie DiBella” Brooks St., East Boston for a eromh.com - 30-year N.E. Produce Center employee Cammarano of Revere, for- Funeral Mass in celebration of merly of East Boston, passed away peacefully on Jan. 10. Stephen D. Tremonte of She was 84 years old. Revere, formerly of East Bos- Connie was born in Santa Wallace “Wally” Corbett, Jr. ton, died on Jan. 10 after a Caterina, Villarmosa, Sicily. Of Saugus, formerly of East Boston valiant struggle with pancre- She came to America in 1947, atic cancer. He was 68 years settled in East Boston, attend- old. ed Boston public schools and Wallace A. “Wally” Cor- Stephen, who enjoyed a worked as a seamstress at Pi- bett, Jr. of Saugus, formerly 30-year career in the N.E. carello’s. of East Boston died peaceful- Produce Center, was the be- In 1956, Connie met her ly surrounded by his loving loved husband for 47 years “Airforce Sweetheart,” Alber- family on Jan. 11 of Janice “Jaye” (Orlandino) to Cammarano. She and Al- He was the husband of Cor- Tremonte and the cherished bert married in 1958 and be- rine (DeStefano ) Corbett, de- father of Stacie Allen and her gan traveling the U.S., living trice Mattaliano DiBella, she voted father of Tammie Am- husband, David B. Allen of in places such as Washington, is survived by the love of her brosino and her husband, Wellesley and Stephanie A. D.C., Florida, and Ohio. Jan 16 at 9:30 a.m. from the life, her husband Albert Cam- Frank of Saugus, Tracie Don- Beneski and her husband, Dr. Alberto and Connie were Vertuccio & Smith, Home for marano. She was the adoring ovan and her husband, Brian John Beneski of Revere; dear married over 60 years. To- Funerals, 773 Broadway (Rte. mother to Theresa Wilmot of of So. Boston and Jodi Spolsi- brother of Cyndee Phoenix of gether, they raised four beau- 107) Revere followed by a North Carolina, C. Vincen- no of Revere; dear brother of Providence, R.I. and the late tiful children. Funeral Mass in Immaculate zo Cammarano and his wife, David Corbett of Wareham, Harold J. Tremonte, Jr. and Connie spent a lot of her Conception Church (Cor- Gina of Salem, NH, Sadie Michael Silva and his wife, adored grandfather to Jessica time volunteering with many ily Memorial Home, 971 ner of Beach St. & Winthrop Smith and her husband, Jerry Diane of New Bedford, Flo M., Jacqueline M., and Jor- organizations such as a den Saratoga St. (Orient Heights) Ave.) Revere at 10:30 a.m. Smith and Mary DiBella Han- of Florida and Sue of New dan M. Beneski, all of Revere mother with the boy scouts East Boston on Thursday, Jan. and immediately followed son and her husband, Warren; Bedford and cherished grand- and Kyle S., Brendan D. and when her kids were young. 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. for a me- by interment in Puritan Lawn dear sister to Rosario DiBella father of Shane, Destiny, Kallie T. Allen, all of Welles- She also enjoyed a number of morial visitation to share sto- Memorial Park, West Pea- and his wife, Janet of New Michael, Kaylee, Keah and ley. He is also lovingly sur- crafts like making ceramics, ries and memories of a good body. Hampshire, cherished grand- Shealynn and is also sur- vived by his two godchildren painting and knitting and was man’s life. The funeral home In lieu of flowers, remem- mother to Cynthia Williams vived by 10 loving great Arthur Orlandino of Revere always helping others. is handicapped accessible, brances may be made to St. and her husband, Patrick, Cas- grandchildren and many niec- and Erica O’Neill of Stow In 1972, Connie and Alber- courtesy valet parking with Jude Children’s’ Research sandra and Alex Christensen, es and nephews. and by several nieces and to returned home to Boston. ample off street parking with Hospital, 501 St. Jude Pl., Matthew Cammarano, Amber Family and friends will nephews. She continued to work as a attendants. For more informa- Memphis, TN 38105-9959. and Noelle Smith, Karen Va- honor “Wally’s” life by gath- Family and friends are re- seamstress, finally retiring tion, please visit: www. ruggi- For more information, nessa DiBella and Ashley Ma- ering at the Ruggiero Fam- spectfully invited to attend from Forcaster in 1999. eromh.com please visit www.vertuccio- rie DiBella and the devoted the funeral today, Wednesday, She was a member of the andsmith.com. great grandmother to Isabella, International Ladies Garment Alyssa, Janessa and Adrian Workers Union, American Le- Alwyn Kalligheri, Jr. and newly arriving in April, gion Auxiliary, the Women’s Michael. She is also lovingly Of Revere Club at St. Mary’s of the As- survived by Aunt Grace Gan- sumption in Revere as well as Alwyn Kalligheri Jr. of Re- To place a gi and many first cousins, sec- The Revere League for Spe- vere died on Jan. 13 at the age ond cousins, nieces, nephews memoriam in the Times Free Press, cial Needs. Connie was truly a of 45. and many god children. She giving person. She loved and He was the beloved son of please call 781-485-0588 will be missed by her many, welcomed all into her life. She Alwyn Kalligheri Sr. of Re- many friends and family. loved with all her heart. Every vere and Camille Kalligheri Funeral arrangements were year, Connie would coordi- (Buttiglieri) of Salem, de- by The Paul Buonfiglio & nate the annual Recognition voted father of Pheobe Sons ~ Bruno Funeral Home, of Madonna Della Grazie of Kalligheri, dear brother of Revere. Interment was at Santa Caterina in East Bos- Andrea Kalligheri and her ❖ ❖ Woodlawn Cemetery. For ton. husband, Michael DeMar- guest book please visit www. Thank You The beloved daughter of co of Salem and adoring un- Magrath Buonfiglio.com. the late Calogero and Salva- cle of Mila DeMarco. He is also survived by many loving St. Jude Funeral Home aunts, uncles, and cousins. A visitation will be held p.m. followed by a Prayer for prayers 324 Chelsea Street at the Paul Buonfiglio & Service at 7 p.m. Relatives (near Day Square) Please visit eastietimes.com Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, and friends are kindly invited. 128 Revere St., Revere, on For guest book, please visit answered 617-567-0910 Friday, Jan. 18, from 4 to 7 www.Buonfiglio.com. M.H. ❖ ❖ REMEMBRANCE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY In Loving Memory Of ST. JUDE ~ January 15th, 1950 ~ Maria Mangini 13th Anniversary NOVENA azza Vincenzo & Milena Ciancio January 25, 2006-January 25, 2019 V May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be "Beechwood" adored, glorified, loved and pre- served throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus Funeral pray for us. St. Jude, worker of mir- acles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of Home the hopeless, pray for us. Say this Danny S. Smith Mom its been 13 years but it seems prayer 9 times a day. By the 8th day 262 Beach St., Revere like forever. 773 Broadway your prayer will be answered. It has We miss your loving smile. May God keep (781) 284-1127 Revere, MA 02151 you close to His heart as you are to ours. never been known to fail. Publication Phone (781) 284-7756 We love and miss you… must be promised. www.vertuccioandsmith.com Your Loving Family Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral Irene, Jerry, Kathy, Sheri & Staci My prayers have been answered. I.T. www.vazzafunerals.com Wednesday, January 16, 2018 EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Page 11

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Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Page 12 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Wednesday, January 16, 2019 Downeast Cider pitches to open a tap room

By John Lynds permission for Downeast to begin the process of obtaining The owners of Downeast the pour license on a 90 day Cider, distillers of the popular trial period. Downeast also re- locally crafted hard cider, has ceived a green light from their petitioned the Boston Licens- landlord, the Boston Shipyard ing Board for a ‘pour license’ and Marina. in order to open a tap room at “We received permission their distillery located at the from Massport and the Boston 617.482.4787 Boston Shipyard and Marina Shipyard and Marina to try on Marginal streets. it for 90-days and see if it is firstprioritycu.com At Monday night’s Jeffries a good fit for us and the ship- 100 Swift Street, East Boston, MA 02128 Point Neighborhood Associa- yard,” said Sudheimer. “We 25 Dorchester Avenue, Boston MA 02205 tion meeting there was little to realize it is a working marina no opposition to the plan and so we don’t want to cause any Downeast’s Manager Nick disruptions with that opera- Federally insured by NCUA. Shares & Deposits in Sudheimer explained that his tion.” excess of NCUA limits are fully insured by MSIC. company has just started go- Downeast will also host a ing through the process of ob- city-sponsored abutters meet- this group and discuss our taining a pour license. ing this Thursday, Jan. 17 at long term plans,” said Sud- “Right now customers can 6:20 p.m. at their distillery. heimer. come in and have samples and According to their filing Downeast, the hard ap- take a tour of Downeast,” said with the licensing board the "Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made" ple cider that began making SALE DAYS THURSDAY, JANUARY 17TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23RD 2019 Sudheimer. “What this will al- application is for a pour li- waves in Boston several years low us to do is be able to sell cense in a taproom area around Grocery ago relocated from Charles- Great grocery specials Meat a full pint of cider on site. Ba- 3,500 sq. ft. There will be 15 "Meat Cut Fresh Every Day" town to Eastie in 2016. Ronzoni Pasta (ex gluten free-super green-garden veggie) 10/$10.00 "Ground Beef & Patties Ground Fresh Daily" sically we sell our product off- beer style tables, six high tops The company was founded Near East Rice ...... 10/$10.00 Family Pack Specials with stools and several custom Campbell's Soup ...... 10/$10.00 site and would like to also sell Assorted Bone In Pork Chops ...... $1.49/lb by Ross Brockman and Tyler Green Giant & Boil in Bag Vegetables ...... 10/$10.00 our product on-site.” built large tables to accommo- Grade A Split Chicken Breast ...... $1.79/lb Mosher during their senior Bumble Bee Chunk Light Canned Tuna ...... 10/$10.00 Grade A Chicken Tenders ...... $2.49/lb Massport, who owns the date for large groups Maxwell House Canned Coffee ...... 2/$5.00 year of college. They were lat- Center Cut Steaks ...... $3.29/lb land and leases it to the Bos- “If our 90-day trial goes Motts Apple Juice 64 oz ...... 3/$5.00 er joined by Brockman’s older Bone In French Pork Roast...... $1.89/lb ton Shipyard and Marina, gave well. we’ll come back before Barilla Pasta Sauce ...... 2/$4.00 brother Matt. Motts Apple Sauce 6 pk ...... 2/$5.00 Top Round Roast Beef ...... $3.29/lb Wishbone Dressing 8 oz ...... 4/$5.00 Oscar Meyer Bacon 1 lb pkg ...... $6.99 Ellios Pizza ...... 2/$5.00 Bob Evans Oven Baked Side Dishes all varieties .2/$8.00 Lenders Bagels ...... 2/$3.00 Kraft Cracker Barrel Cheese ...... 2/$6.00 Daisy Sour Cream 16 oz ...... 2/$3.00 Weekend Specials Tropicana Orange Juice 59 oz ...... 2/$6.00 Friday, January 18 through Sunday, January 20 BAKERY Raspberry or Cheese Danish ...... $3.99 Deli Lemon Crumb Pie ...... $3.49 Carando Prosciutto ...... $8.99/lb Pizza Dough(White only) ...... $1.29 Carando Genoa Salami ...... $5.99/lb DELI Carando Honey Ham ...... $4.99/lb Best Yet Provolone Cheese ...... $3.99/lb Best Yet Roast beef ...... $6.99/lb Kretschmar Black Forest Turkey ...... $6.99/lb Hans Kissle Seafood Salad ...... $4.99/lb Our Own In Store Antipasto Salad ...... $5.99/lb

PRODUCE Bakery Fresh Nutritious Bananas ...... 49¢/lb Roasted Garlic Stix 4 pk ...... $2.99 Red Lerouge Peppers ...... $1.99/lb Mini Cupcakes ...... $2.69 Fresh Tangy Limes ...... 39¢ Double Chocolate Brownie Tub ...... $3.29 MEAT Variety Cheesecake 2 pk ...... $2.99 Family Pack Boneless Sirloin Steak Tips ...... $8.99/lb Produce Family Pack Bone in Chicken Thighs ...... $1.19/lb Best Yet Cooked Shrimp 31-40 ct...... $7.99 Tropical Avocados ...... 99¢ Fresh & Tasty Pint Size Grape Tomatoes ...... 4/$5.00 GROCERY Florida Fresh Bi-Color Corn ...... 4/$2.39 Pepsi Cola 2 Liter (plus deposit) ..10/$10.00 limit 10 Fancy Red Loose Potatoes ...... 69¢/lb Starbucks K-Cups ...... $4.99 limit 3 Sweet & Crunchy Green Seedless Grapes .....$1.99/lb Hood Ice Cream ...... 2/$4.00 limit 2

35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP •(617) 846-6880 • WWW.WINTHROPMKTPLACE.COM Store Hours: Mon-Sat 8am-9pm • Sun 8am-7pm • Not responsible for typographical errors. Downeast Cider’s Nick Sudheimer pitches the company’s proposal to open a tap room at We have the right to limit quantities. Downeast’s distillery.

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