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Chelsea CHELSEA POT-O-GOLD DINNER Planning Board okays Viaduct McDonald’s rebuild project

By Adam Swift the building itself is slated to contract increase from 3,500 to 4,400 The golden arches on Re- square feet, and the number of approved vere Beach Parkway are going parking spaces will decrease to shine a little brighter. from 65 to 32. By Seth Daniel Tuesday night, the Plan- Planning Board Chairman ning Board approved a special Tuck Willis asked how long The state Department of permit allowing for the dem- the demolition and rebuild Transportation (MassDOT) olition and rebuild of the Mc- will take once work gets un- has approved the contract Donald’s at 170 Revere Beach derway. for construction on the Chel- Parkway. “Generally, it gets done in sea Viaduct project, with the The updated fast food less than 60 days,” said Lucas. low bidder being Skanska restaurant will be larger than Board member Todd Taylor McCourt at $169.37 million, the current building and will said he did have some con- some 3 percent below esti- feature a double drive-through cerns about the project if the mates for the massive rebuild- lane, according to project en- construction affects Washing- ing project. gineer William Lucas. There ton Avenue. A key part of the scope of will also be fewer parking work identified in the -docu “The traffic there is such spots and more green space on a bad problem,” said Taylor. ments includes keeping the the property. “That is the main way out of Arlington Street on-ramp, an “McDonald’s is going Prattville, and in the morn- entryway that had been con- through a nationwide rebrand- ings, there is a huge backup sidered for possible removal. ing program at all its restau- and people cannot get out of The project was bid out in rants,” said Lucas. July, and a Notice to Proceed In many locations, that the neighborhood.” is expected in January, with Ray Monkiewicz, City Man- means major renovations. But Other than the McDon- substructure repairs starting ager Tom Ambrosino, Matt in Chelsea, Lucas said the ald’s vote, it was a fairly low- Monkiewicz (Johnny Cash) and shortly after that and into the demolition and rebuild of the key evening for the Planning spring of 2020. Jennifer Monkiewicz (June Board, as it approved spe- Carter Cash). restaurant will help improve The Chelsea Viaduct is the accessibility inside and out- cial permits to convert sev- elevated highway that runs side the restaurant. eral single-family homes to from the County Road over- “This will bring the restau- multi-family units. pass to just beyond the 4th rant into compliance and im- The massive, 630-unit Street off ramp. The project Mary K. Milley, Beverly Jones Forbes Street project was con- (Princess Beatrice), Beverly prove operations,” he said. has been in the planning stag- “They are implementing a tinued to the board’s Nov. 27 es for more than a month. Gallant (Queen Elizabeth), and side-by-side drive-through in- meeting. The scope of the project Susan Gallant (Corgie), who stead of the single file line.” The most excitement during includes repairing and retro- was the chairperson of the The current drive-through the meeting came during a fitting the superstructure- un Pot-O-Gold Dinner. See pages lane is parallel to Washing- thunderstorm, when several derneath the viaduct. That will 6 and 7 for more photos. ton Avenue, while the new board members were startled take the rusted steel beams during an especially close and and retrofit them with new window will face Revere concrete structures that will be Beach Parkway. The size of loud boomer. decorated with murals. That work is expected to begin in the early months of 2019 and will proceed through the spring of 2020 – lasting more than a year. Ask and You Shall Receive Please see VIADUCT Page 3 City, students celebrate tree request on Arbor Day

Condo owners By Seth Daniel When Ayman Souabny organize in looked around his school and his city, he didn’t see much of protest of anything but concrete. He, and many of his stu- ‘exclusive’ dents at the Wright Middle School, wanted to see trees. water discount And the City heard their call. program On Friday, the Chelsea Tree Board and City officials joined Souabny and several By Seth Daniel other key students who called for more trees around the Wil- A new and irate constituen- liams School building to plant cy of condo owners has arisen a ceremonial tree in honor of in response to the Water Dis- Arbor Day. count program championed “In Chelsea we need trees,” by Councilor Giovanni Recu- said Souabny. “Things keep pero and voted on by the City changing in Chelsea and now Council Sept. 24 – a proposal we have none left. We need that excludes condo owners oxygen to breath and trees from the owner-occupied wa- provide oxygen. So, I thought ter bill discount. we should tell them to plant Recupero proposed the trees around our school…I measure in September, af- never thought they would ter many years of discussing bring them, but they did.” it and proposing it in other Tree Board member Ju- forms, to find that it had sup- lie Shannon said it’s a small port and the votes to pass. Af- gesture, but it’s one that – on ter a challenge by Councilor Arbor Day – the students will Roy Avellaneda last week, the be able to remember for a long measure stood. time. It is to go into effect on July “Arbor Day is a chance for 1, 2019 with the new water us as a community to pay spe- City Manager Tom Ambrosino, Council President Damali Vidot and Supt. Mary Bourque join Wright Middle students Luis Cruz-Mar- rates. cial recognition to the impor- tinez, Ayman Souabny, Sherlyn Melgar and Kevin Mizhquiri in front of the school last Friday, Oct. 19, to celebrate Arbor Day by But what it might have tance of trees in our communi- planting a tree in front of the school. The planting was a request made by the students, fulfilled by local government. See page 4 lacked in votes on the Council for more photos. ty,” she said. “I wanted to give has not deterred the momen- a special thanks to the students tum that has grown among where they are the reason we those in the City who own are celebrating this year’s it’s getting more trees planted these trees will last 50 years or ments she gets from students thing done. condos. Because condo own- Arbor Day at the Williams or other areas that need atten- more. When you grow up and are about the environment. ers don’t have separate water “A lot of the time we en- school. These students under- tion, speak up, you can make are in Chelsea, every time you “The majority of letters I meters in their units, they are courage them to get involved stand the numerous benefits change happen. You should all see these trees, you’ll be able get from young people, prob- excluded from participating in and positive impact of more be proud of yourselves.” to tell everyone they are there ably 95 percent, are about im- in the community, and this the program along with absen- trees and took the initiative to City Manager Tom Am- because of your efforts.” proving the environment,” she time, it showed great bene- tee landlords. speak up asking for more trees brosino said the new trees will Said Supt. Mary Bourque, said. “I thank you for speaking fits,” she said. That has ignited a base that around the school. Well, let to- be something students can re- “You do have a voice in this up and I thank the DPW for continues to protest the move, Added Assistant Principal day be a testament that you’ve member for a long time. community. Whenever you listening to our future leaders and has spoken out this week Adam Weldai, “It was great been heard and today is be- “This is a City committed see a place to speak up, you – these students.” in letters to the newspaper that cause of you. It’s a great les- to improving the green cano- know you will be heard.” Principal Michelle Marti- for them to hear local govern- son that you do have a voice py in our City,” he said. “For Council President Damali niello said she was proud of ment did listen to them and See WATER Page 3 in this community. Whether the students, the best thing is Vidot said many of the com- the students for getting such a will do things they ask for.”

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ChelseaRecord PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley EDITOR IN CHIEF: Cary Shuman Forum ARE YOU READY FOR HALLOWEEN?

Next week, many neighborhoods will become magical places as thousands of children dressed in all types of costumes will descend on the streets in search of candy and treats. Likewise, residents will not only decorate their houses in scary Halloween themes with spiders and ghosts and a few witches thrown in just for luck, but also have neighbors and friends over to celebrate the night. And all the while, thousands of pieces of candy will be given out to the children. With no rain being forecast and temperatures predicted to be in the 50s, next Wednesday night promises to be perfect both for those giving the candy and those receiving it. Here are some tips for a safe night of fun: 1. Plan your trick-or-treat route before you leave, and show the kids where you will be going. 2. Double check any costumes with masks to make sure kids can see clearly. 3. Use reflective tape on dark costumes. Guest Op-Ed 4. Carry a flashlight or glow stick. 5. Only visit houses with porch lights on. 6. Make sure all kids know under no circumstances should Three reasons to vote ‘No’ on Question 1 they enter a home! By Debbie Burke cumstances. If the prescribed of nurses with a government re- price on safety, there is a cost. If 7. If your child has an identification card (school ID, etc) ratios aren’t met, a fine of up to quirement. passed, the estimated price tag make sure to bring it along. Because I’m a nurse, and I $25,000 would be assessed per Second, there’s a hidden on Question 1 is upwards of $1 8. Make sure an adult is with anyone under 16 (if older kids work in a hospital, I’m asked ev- incident, per day. domino effect: Patients would billion—every year. Question 1 are going in a group, set a time for them to be home, or follow ery day how I feel about Ques- It sounds simple. A closer have trouble accessing the care is unfunded; there is no identi- them at a safe, but not embarrassing distance). tion 1. I’m beyond concerned. look reveals many unintended they need when they need it. fied way of paying for it. So this consequences. There are not enough qualified cost will be passed on to all of 9. Remind your kids to stay out of the streets. I’m scared—for patients and nurses—and I’m voting “No.” First, nurses should make nurses within Massachusetts to us as patients, either through 10. Be on the lookout for cars when crossing. Sometimes, it is Question 1 highlights an im- decisions about patient care, meet these arbitrary staffing ra- higher insurance premiums, hard for drivers to see you! portant topic, but it is a danger- not the government. On the tios. Without enough nurses to increased medical bills, and/or 11. Check all candy and treats before eating (bring some can- ous approach to something as same care unit, a patient just meet these mandated ratios— reduced services. dy from home, so the kids can snack before you inspect). vital as our healthcare. out of surgery has very different by law—care units could not ac- There is more that concerns Sitting on the steps and giving out the candy, one cannot help Question 1 is confusing. needs than a patient who is sta- cept more patients. Beds would me about Question 1, much but get into the spirit and fun of Halloween and remember Hal- There are bedside nurses for ble and sitting up waiting for a have to lie empty. Patients in the more. If passed, it has the po- loweens of long ago when one would dress up and anxiously and bedside nurses against. ride home. Yet ratios prescribe ER would have long waits until tential to dismantle our health- wait to get their candy. Everyone on both sides wants the same level of care. It doesn’t a bed opened up. Outside the care system as we know it. Why Halloween is the night that is still most like those days of our quality care and safe staffing. make sense. Nurses at the bed- ER, EMTs would have to wait would we ever experiment with side are uniquely-skilled and with their patients until space something that puts us all at youth where many of the modern gadgets just are not needed. The difference lies in how we make that happen. Question 1 highly trained to manage each inside became available. The risk? Please join me in voting The best costumes are always the ones with the scariest mask. proposes fixed nurse-to-patient patient’s individual needs, allo- national shortage of behavior- “No” on Question 1. As one sits on steps wondering do I sample the candy and staffing ratios for every type of cate resources, make judgment al health and ER nurses makes Debbie Burke, RN, DNP, then should I really eat this candy with all the calories, these patient care unit (e.g., General calls, and triage as needed. this all worse. While we grapple MBA, grew up and lives in lines will certainly come to mind: Medical, Emergency). These They need the flexibility to -ad with the current opioid crisis, Charlestown, and is senior vice Backward turn backward exact same ratios would be re- just the plan of care in the mo- an estimated 1,000 behavioral president of patient care and O’ time in thy flight quired by law throughout ev- ment, based on the changing health beds would close; these chief nurse at Massachusetts And make me a boy just for tonight ery hospital in Massachusetts, needs of the patient. Caregiv- hospitals currently have wait- General Hospital. Have a happy and safe Halloween. at all times and under all cir- ing-by-ratio would replace the ing lists. judgment and decision-making Third, while we can’t put a

Guest Op-Ed SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION Stand Up For Equality: Vote Yes on 3 Chelsea Record is published every Thursday by the Revere -based Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates paid at Boston, MA. Subscription rates are $30 per year in Chelsea, and $60 per year By Attorney Olivia Anne Walsh the day the vote was taken, I get back equal rights by voting gender people have enjoyed outside the city. The Chelsea Record assumes no financial responsibility could not help to be overjoyed NO. the same rights and protections for typographical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part of the Two years ago, Massa- by the ongoing effort to make I urge people to vote YES on as everyone else in the Com- advertisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the chusetts joined 17 states and Massachusetts an inclusive and question 3. Without those legal monwealth, that was not the management immediately of any errors that may occur. Chelsea Record, Washington, D.C., by enacting welcoming state. protections, transgender people case before hand. To lose these 101-680, at 385 Broadway, the Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, protections for transgender in- On the November 6 ballot, would face a multitude of dis- rights now would be a terrible MA 02151, is a weekly publication. Periodicals postage paid at Boston, dividuals in public accommo- Massachusetts’s voters make criminatory challenge on a dai- reversal in efforts to give all MA 02110. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Independent News- dations that serve the general a simple decision: to uphold ly basis. The sky has not fallen people equal protections under paper Group, 385 Broadway, Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151. Subscription public. As I sat in the House commonsense public accom- since the 2016 vote and we are the law. price in-town is $26 and out of town is $50. USPS NO. 101-680 of Representatives gallery on modations protection for these better as a society for it. individuals by voting YES or For the past two years trans- LETTERS to the Editor

Stand Up For Equality: rights now would be a terrible for 625 single-family house- rebate, and respectfully ask the Vote Yes on 3 reversal in efforts to give all holds (owner-occupied) and Chelsea City Council to reverse people equal protections under 1,149 two- and three-family its vote before the rebate goes To the Editor: the law. households (owner-occupied into effect and send the matter Two years ago, Massa- Attorney Olivia Anne Walsh with tenants in other units). to a sub-committee on confer- ecord chusetts joined 17 states and This decision is blatantly ence. There needs to be mean- R Washington, D.C., by enacting Established 1890 discriminatory as it creates sep- ingful, deliberative inquiry and helsea protections for transgender in- The decision C is blatantly arate classes of homeownership debate on the subject, and sub- dividuals in public accommo- in Chelsea, and privileges res- stantive community input. Advertising Legal Advertising dations that serve the general discriminatory idents who have the financial Todd Taylor, Nichols Street Ellen Bertino public. As I sat in the House of To the Editor: capital to buy and own single or April Swartz, Beacon Street and Marketing Representatives gallery on the On September 24, 2018 the multi-family homes – all at the Pepper Fee, Beacon Street day the vote was taken, I could Chelsea City Council voted, expense of, among others, con- Rosemary Taylor, Lafayette Editorial not help to be overjoyed by the 7-3, with one councilor absent, do owners who are also stake- Avenue ongoing effort to make Massa- Reporters, to give a 10% discount on wa- holders in the community, and Charles Taylor, Lafayette Director of Marketing chusetts an inclusive and wel- ter and sewer bills for own- deserve the same consideration Avenue Debra DiGregorio Regular Contributors coming state. er-occupied single, two-family, as other homeowners. Lisia Morales, Library Street On the November 6 ballot, or three-family homes, and to This policy hurts renters, Linda Duck, Boatswains [email protected] Seth Daniel Massachusetts’s voters make ([email protected]) owner-occupied condomini- whose exempt landlords will Way a simple decision: to uphold ums with an individual water pass on the water and sewer Christina Fernandez, Li- Cary Shuman commonsense public accom- ([email protected]) meters; the new rates are to be rate increases by increasing brary Street Assistant Marketing modations protection for these implemented by July 1, 2019. their rent or cutting back on Carolyn P. Boumila-Vega, individuals by voting YES or In practical terms, this order other services. This policy Blossom Street get back equal rights by voting excludes condominiums. It hurts charities, places of wor- Randi White, Broadway Directors Copy Editing, Layout NO. Maureen DiBella also means that EVERYONE ship, and medical facilities, Brayton Ducharme, Broad- Scott Yates I urge people to vote YES on ELSE IN CHELSEA – as many which are all exempt from this way question 3. Without those legal as 1,861 condominiums (even discount. This policy hurts Eric Peters, Broadway Business Accounts protections, transgender people those that are owner-occupied) business owners, who will pass Sharlene McLean, Broadway Senior Sales Associates Executive would face a multitude of dis- Judy Russi – ALL renters, ALL business on these costs to their local Allison Cuneo, Washington criminatory challenge on a dai- Peter Sacco Printer owners, ALL places of wor- customers. Simply put, this is Avenue Concord Monitor (N.H.) ly basis. The sky has not fallen ship, ALL charities—will be a poorly conceived and exclu- Richard Todd Fowler, Wash- Kathleen Bright since the 2016 vote and we are EXCLUDED from this dis- sionary policy that was rushed ington Avenue better as a society for it. count. to a vote without any meaning- Robert Saenz, Shurtleff For the past two years trans- Chelsea water and sewer ful discussion or community Street gender people have enjoyed rates are increasing signifi- input, and that benefits the few Ricardo Saenz, Shurtleff the same rights and protections cantly, and the Council’s vote at the expense of the many. Street as everyone else in the Com- means that those renters, busi- We, the undersigned Chelsea Myriam Saenz, Shurtleff monwealth, that was not the nesses, and 1,861 condos are residents, are opposed to this Street 781-485-0588 • www.chelsearecord.com case before hand. To lose these going to subsidize a discount

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Water/Continued from Page 1 School Updates decry the program and, decision is blatantly discrim- they said houses of worship potentially, others like it that inatory as it creates separate are not allowed to participate, could come down the road. classes of homeownership in and neither are businesses. “Chelsea water and sewer Chelsea, and privileges resi- “Simply put, this is a poor- rates are increasing signifi- dents who have the financial ly conceived and exclusionary cantly, and the Council’s vote capital to buy and own single policy that was rushed to a means that those renters, busi- or multi-family homes – all at vote without any meaningful nesses, and 1,861 condos are the expense of, among others, discussion or community in- going to subsidize a discount condo owners who are also put, and that benefits the few for 625 owner-occupied, sin- stakeholders in the commu- at the expense of the many,” gle-family households and nity, and deserve the same they wrote. 1,149 two- and three-fami- consideration as other home- The new constituency of ly households,” read a letter owners.” condo owners asked that the written by Sharlene McLean The condo owners wrote Council repeal its vote before and signed by numerous con- that the policy will hurt the en- the new rates go into effect. do and homeowners. “This tire community. For example,

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That will be followed by replacement of the super- structure, which is the deck- ing that the cars and road Congratulations to the middle school Cross Country team on another win earlier this month. Their operate upon. That will be latest home meet was Wednesday, October 17. The athletes and Coach Powder have really enjoyed replaced primarily through a the season. pre-fabricated bridge pieces that will be lifted into place and secured. Only two small BERKOWITZ SCHOOL tive as they learn to draw still a board at the school with im- pieces of the Viaduct will re- •Second grade math classes life compositions. portant dates and interesting quire traditional repair tech- have been out in the garden •Ms. Vinci, the school’s facts about Hispanic Heritage niques. That will be over the measuring garlic to make sure very inspiring music teacher, and famous contributors. railroad tracks and by the 4th it has enough room to grow. works with our upper grades •Students enjoyed eating Street off ramp. The garlic they plant will then for chorus. Spanish food like Arroz con There will be no traffic im- A before and after view of the substructure repairs to the Chel- overwinter and be ready to •Students in the 5th grade Gandules and Pupusas while pacts on Route 1 during peak sea Viaduct, going from rusted steel to a mural. harvest in the spring. CAMINOS program read The listening to some Bachata and travel times. All work will be Breadwinner in class and to Merengue. One of the students performed between 10 p.m. HOOKS SCHOOL help immerse themselves in came in traditional clothing and 5 a.m. on the substructure the protagonist's culture, en- from Puerto Rico, used when rehabilitation. •The Hooks School had joyed eating Naan bread and dancing Plena or Bomba In the fall of 2020, the su- for the community, a new they are in the process of their 2nd Annual Harvest tea. which are two different tradi- perstructure replacement will community parking lot will assembling a Chelsea Task Festival Thursday night, Oct. •Students in Ms. Duffy's tional music styles primarily feature some traffic impacts, be constructed below the Via- Force that will analyze public 18. More than 200 students 2nd grade class experiment- using percussion. These styles as they move three lanes into duct to help with downtown transit, vehicular travel and and family members attend- ed with chemical reactions by of music and dance date back two lanes southbound and two parking. There will also be other travel options through- ed the event and participated making slime. They watch as (documented) to 1797 and lanes northbound. There will improved lighting and a solid out construction and work to in a number of fall activities. the mixing of the materials showcase the African, Span- also be interim ramp closures snow fence built around por- ensure reliable transportation The Harvest Festival received results in the changes in con- ish and Taino cultures that at that time and some parking tions of the Viaduct. for all. More is expected on wonderful donations from sistency. make up the Island of Puerto impacts as well. Completion is expected in that Task Force in the coming the Chelsea Home Depot, Rico. After the festivities, Ms. As a part of the mitigation 2021. months. Somerville Farmer's Markets, Staco held a Hispanic-Facts MassDOT officials said Healthy Chelsea, UMASS SOKOLOWSKI SCHOOL trivia contest and prizes were Extension Program and Crac- awarded. erasuolo Company/ New En- •Students in the first grade gland Produce. A huge shout had the opportunity to listen out goes to the Hooks Family and ask questions to Officer WRIGHT MIDDLE Event Committee that orga- Sammy Mojica. He came to (WSTA) nized and ran the event. celebrate the end of our com- Students from the WSTA •Second graders at the munity workers unit. Students and CAMS have been learn- Hooks School shared their enjoyed their time and had ing a lot from the IDEAS in stories with families and many interesting questions on Medicine program. They've friends at their first author cel- how to keep themselves and enjoyed working with the ebration. their community safe. medical students from Tufts •Students in Ms. Dastous’s University School of Medi- KELLY SCHOOL read to grow class held a wax cine, exploring concepts like •Mr. Crespo has begun the museum on Friday, Oct. 12. the structure of DNA and cod- cup stacking season, hav- Students invited their peers ing. ing quick-handed students and families to come meet demonstrate their skills. Cup and great famous historical CHELSEA HIGH stacking is something of a figures. SCHOOL phenomenon at the Kelly •The CHS Percussion En- School with several students CLARK AVE MIDDLE semble, Concert Band, Can- competing in statewide com- (CAMS) tare, and Choir all performed petitions. •On Oct. 12, the Clark Ave their first ever Fall Concert on •Our new art teacher, Mr. Middle School held a Hispan- Wednesday, Oct. 17, during THE CHELSEA HOUSING AUTHORITY Kolwaite, gives students a les- ic Heritage Celebration for iBlock. One of the choral son on perspective and shad- 54 LOCKE STREET students. Ms. Ibarra-Carmona songs performed was arranged CHELSEA, MA 02150 owing by rising each table to and Ms. Rivera organized this and conducted by Leah Kazu- model. Students are learning Telephone (617) 884-5617 wonderful event, and created ko, who is a senior. Fax (617) 884-6552 about shadowing and perspec- Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (M, T, TH) 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (WED) 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon (FRI)

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CITY, STUDENTS CELEBRATE TREE REQUEST ON ARBOR DAY

City Manager Tom Ambrosino Math Coach Kenji Foster, Assistant Principal Mike Cress, Principal speaking about the effort to improve the green canopy of Supt. Mary Bourque told the Michelle Martiniello and Assistant Principal Adam Weldai. students that they will be the City. Tree Warden Fidel Maltez and Tree Board members Diane Pax- heard when they speak up. ton, Julie Shannon and Molly Dunn.

Students throw dirt in the tree pit as they plant a new tree out- Members of the DPW, the state DCR and the Tree Board gather for a photo after planting the trees. side their school on Arbor Day.

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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, October 25, 2018 Page 5 CHS Roundup BOSTON’S KING OF COMEDY BOYS SOCCER WINS news of their seeding and first ter by the Sea this afternoon Comedy legend Steve Sweeney TWO TO CLINCH CAC round opponent in the MIAA (Thursday) for a contest state tournament. with Manchester-Essex in LARGE DIVISION a non-playoff game in the to host movie showing on Nov. 7 TITLE CHS GIRLS SOCCER MIAA state football tourna- The Chelsea High boys WINS ON SENIOR ment. By Cary Shuman soccer team won both of its The Red Devils will be games this past week against NIGHT seeking their first win of the Steve Sweeney is a certi- opponents from the Common- The Chelsea High girls season after dropping last fied, top-shelf legend on the wealth Athletic Conference to soccer team celebrated Senior week's encounter with a pow- Boston comedy scene, who clinch the title for the CAC Night in appropriate fashion erhouse Lynn Tech squad. has been entertaining audienc- Large Division. with a 2-1 victory over Pre- "Too many turnovers killed es for decades. Whether it’s Coach Mick Milutinovic's sentation of Mary Academy us," said CHS head coach his joke-telling, dead-on im- personations, or his side-split- Red Devils now stand at a last Tuesday evening at High- Rasi Chau. "You can't have ting exaggeration of the famed near-perfect 12-0-2 on the sea- land Park. turnovers, because a good A contingent of seven CHS team like Lynn Tech will cash Boston accent, Sweeney will son with just two contests re- leave you rolling in the aisles maining, one with non-league seniors, all of whom were on in on your mistakes." the field in the starting lineup at one of his comedy shows. archrival Everett and the other The Red Devils' next op- PHOTO BY DAVID ELMES. for the opening kickoff, were The towering, 6-foot-4- with Greater Lawrence. ponent will not be determined inch actor and comedian has Comedian Steve Sweeney, dressed as Mary Ellen McCarthy, gets honored for their contribu- The twins wins against until after this week's games. also appeared in 25-30 films, a laugh from actor/comedian Frank Santorelli and Director Lisa Greater Lowell and Lynn tions to the CHS girls soc- including such prominent Aimola on set last August during filming of Sweeney Killing Tech earned Chelsea revenge cer program: Isabel Alvarez, CHS BOYS FALL movies as “There’s Some- Sweeney. of a sort, inasmuch as the Red Ashly Aguilar, Jennifer Ruiz, NARROWLY TO thing About Mary” with Ben Devils' lone blemishes on Sulmy Urrutia, Yoselin Tupul, Stiller and Cameron Diaz and they want me, but I have to Sweeney describes himself as their season's record came via Amanda Dias, and Gita Dege- ESSEX “The Equalizer” with Denzell get rid of the characters and “a guy working.” ties with both of those CAC fa. The Chelsea High boys Washington. the characters try to kill me “I fell into stand-up come- and I play all the characters,” rivals. Damaris Erazo Flores cross country team learned Sweeney’s latest project is dy by doing a one-man show he explained. at the Charles,” he said. “I fell In last Thursday's 3-1 tri- scored both of the Chelsea the truth of the axiom, "Close “Sweeney Killing Sweeney,” Sweeney said he is proud into it. They kept paying me to umph over Greater Lowell at goals, with assists going to only counts in horseshoes," a film which he produced and Elena Ruiz and Isabel Alva- as the Red Devils fell by the starred in the lead role. that he was able to get some of do it, so I kept doing it.” Highland Park, Chelsea got the country’s best comedians In addition to Steve Swee- on the board early thanks to rez. narrowest of margins, 28-29, The Charlestown native Flores gave Chelsea the to Essex Tech in a quad-meet will host a special screening to appear in the film, includ- ney, the film’s director, Lisa an own goal by a GL defend- ing Steven Wright, Jonathan Aimola, and Boston comics, lead in the first half with a last Wednesday in Billerica. of the film on Nov. 7 at the er, who inadvertently sliced Katz, Bobby Slaton, and Nick Tony V. and Frank Santorel- the ball into his own net. well-placed shot from outside Chelsea entered the meet Showcase Cinema de Lux in Revere. DiPaolo. li, will be attendance on Nov. Greater Lowell bounced the box after receiving a pass needing victories over all three Sweeney has fond memo- 7 to discuss details about the back five minutes later with a from Ruiz. Damaris was able Commonwealth Athletic Con- The film has drawn large audiences at showings in ries of his days growing up in film and answer any question goal (into the Chelsea net) to to capitalize once again in the ference rivals, Shawsheen, Somerville and Beverly. Charlestown. attendees may have. bring matters back to level at second half with an assist from Lynn Tech, and Essex Tech, “I still live in Charlestown “I’m very excited about the Alvarez. PMA scored their in order to secure a share of “The reaction has been fan- 1-1, but Gabriel Contreras put tastic,” said Sweeney. “People in my heart,” said Sweeney. movie,” said Sweeney. “It’s the Red Devils ahead to stay only goal halfway through the the CAC title with Essex and “I grew up there at 82 Bun- been an amazing experience. second half and it was an even Greater Lawrence. have been really laughing. with five minutes left in the It’s a really different kind of ker Hill St. and lived there for It’s been a lot of work, getting game thereafter with opportu- Although he Red Devils first half. Carlos Ayala earned film, an independent film. It’s the first 20 years of my life. the money to do it and then the assist when he brought nities for both teams. handily ran past their foes quirky and people have been I went to St. Catherine’s and doing the movie and getting down a long ball from the Red Devil keeper Danali from Shawsheen (23-37) and loving it.” then Charlestown High. I still it out there. I was very excit- Chelsea back while in traffic, Mejia made a number of big Lynn Tech (15-50), they came The plot of the movie is visit Charlestown at least once ed about working with these settled the ball for a moment, saves to maintain the lead. up just short vs. Essex, which simple, according to Sweeney. a week.” very talented people, includ- and then laid off a nice pass to Chelsea had an opportunity finished the season with an un- “HBO comes to town and Though he is known as ing Lisa Aimola, a wonderful a breaking Contreras. to increase its advantage with disputed CAC crown and an the King of Boston Comedy, director.” The contest remained dead- five minutes left in the game 11-0 record. Chelsea dropped locked at 2-1 until the Red when the referee signaled to third place in the CAC with BRUINS Beat by Bob Morello Devils finally achieved some a penalty kick following a a 10-2 mark, behind Greater breathing room with two min- handball by PMA in the box. Lawrence at 11-1. utes left in the game on a goal However, Amanda Dias's shot The Red Devils were led Bruins open brief homestand by Brainer Padilla. Brainer was saved by the PMA goalie. by Justin Turner, who finished was the beneficiary of a - su "This was a great win," said third overall over the 3.1 mile After dropping the first a result, it was painful for and was solid in stopping 38 perb effort by Gabriel Garcia, CHS head coach Randy Gra- course with a time of 18:18. three games of their four- the Bs to watch Vaakanain- of Ottawa’s 39 shots on net. who took a GL defender 1-on- jal. "The team is playing great Finishing fourth overall was game road trip to Calgary, en catch an errant elbow to The Bruins return to Gar- 1 deep into the box and then soccer. I am very proud of the teammate Julio Valladares in a Edmonton, and Vancouver, the face from Ottawa’s Mark den ice tonight (Thursday, dropped a pass back to Pa- progress the team has made clocking of 18:54. the Bruins were finally able to Borowiecki in a goalmouth 7:00pm) to take on the Phil- post a victory with a 4-1 de- scramble in the first period. dilla, who put it home for the throughout the season and Essex Tech finished fifth, adelphia Flyers on ‘Hockey cision versus the Ottawa Sen- Add to that the loss of wing- Fights Cancer Night,’ as they clinching score. look forward to our upcoming sixth and seventh. The Red ators. Sporting an injury list er David Backes to a possible open a brief two-game home- "Gabriel does not score a games." Devils grabbed eighth, ninth, Grajal and his crew were 10th, and 11th -- leaving them that appears to getting almost concussion; also during the stand that will include a Sat- lot of goals, but he generates a be as long as Zdeno Chara’s Edmonton overtime loss. urday night game (7:00pm) lot of our offense," said CHS set to wrap up their regular one point shy of defeating Es- season with three contests on sex. stick, the Bruins are currently Once again the Bruins’ against Atlantic Division rival assistant coach Evan Protaso- without three of their top de- magic came from the stick Montreal Canadiens. Boston the road: at Mystic Valley to- Rafeal Castillo was eighth, wicki, "so it was nice to have fenseman, Charlie McAvoy of David Pastrnak, as Pasta will head right back out on the him get the assist for his ef- day (Thursday), at Northeast running 19:33, followed by who left the trip to return to began ‘showtime’ by scoring road following the Montreal forts." Regional tomorrow, and at Wuilfido Hernandez and Os- Boston after not feeling well, Boston’s first goal in Bos- matchup, meeting the Caro- The Red Devils avenged Notre Dame on Monday. car Amaya, who finished -to and likely in need of testing, ton’s 4-1 victory over the lina Hurricanes on Tuesday the second of their two ties gether in 19:48. Kevan Miller, injured in the Senators, as well as the final 10/30 at 7:00pm, and end- this season with a 2-0 victo- CHS FOOTBALL Jazmany Reyes turned in a Edmonton Oilers game, and goal, with solo power play ing the two-game road trip ry over the Lynn Tech Tigers TEAM PLAYS AT fine performance with a time their vital power play leader goals sandwiched in between, in Nashville to take on the Tuesday afternoon in a contest of 19:57. Torey Krug. This created an from David Krejci and Patrice Predators (Saturday 11/2 at that was halted for 30 minutes MANCHESTER "We had our best meet of emergency situation pressed Bergeron. Bruins goaltender 8:00pm), before returning to because of nearby thunder. The Chelsea High football rookie defenseman Urho Tuukka Rask returned Tues- TD Garden. Gabriel Contreras gave team will trek to Manches- See ROUNDUP Page 11 Vaakanainen into service. As day night to fill the Boston net Chelsea a 1-0 lead at the 24 minute mark. Gabriel settled a long ball from his brother, FREE GIFT personal Angel (who plays in the CHS backfield), with his chest, just Community Bank outside the box, and then de- livered a powerful strike that EARLY VOTING BEGINS

Quick Bill Pay broke through the Tech keep- MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2018 through Convenient er's hands. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2018 With two minutes left in the half, Delmer Romero, Chel- Early voting is available to all registered voters for the State Election on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. SIMPLE sea's leading scorer who had sat out the Greater Lowell Registered voters who wish to cast an early ballot may do so in person at the game with a knee sprain, beat Chelsea City Hall, City Clerk’s office, 500 Broadway, Chelsea, MA from Monday, Mobile Check Deposit a Tech defender with a 1-on-1 October 22, 2018 until Friday, November 2, 2018. People Pay move inside the box and then The hours of early voting are listed below: e-Statements laid a pass back to Carlos Lo- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Fast pez at the top of the box. Car- Tuesday 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. Mobile Banking los cleanly placed the ball into Friday 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. the back of the Tech net for a Easy 2-0 Chelsea lead at the inter- For public convenience, the City has decided to offer early voting on Saturday, mission. October 27, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The Chelsea defense and To vote early by mail, please contact the Election Department at 617-466-4050 and OPEN ANY NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT the Red Devils' ace keep- an application will be sent to you to complete and return. er, captain Roberto Portillo, Please note, however, once a voter has cast an early voting ballot, the voter may no AND YOU’LL RECEIVE: played flawlessly the rest of longer vote at the polls on Election Day. the way to finish with a clean • No minimum balance required • Free instant issue ATM/VISA® check sheet. • No monthly fee card "Tech is the most danger- VOTACION TEMPRANA COMIENZA EL LUNES, • No monthly service charge • Free introductory supply of ous team we play because of 22 DE OCTUBRE DEL 2018 hasta EL VIERNES, • Free access to Allpoint® ATM welcome checks the speed of their top play- 2 DE NOVIEMBRE DEL 2018 ers," said Protasowicki. "You network cannot afford to make a mis- La Votación Temprana está disponible para todos los votantes en la Elección Es- take when you play them. tatal el Martes, 6 de Noviembre del 2018. Our captain, Jose Gutierrez, Los votantes que deseen emitir una boleta temprana lo pueden hacer en persona en and the rest of the defense re- la oficina de Administración Municipal de la Ciudad, 500 Broadway, Chelsea, MA PLUS, GET YOUR FREE GIFT WHEN YOU OPEN ally stepped up to shut them desde el Lunes, 22 de Octubre del 2018 hasta el Viernes, 6 de Noviembre del 2018. ANY NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT! down." Las horas para la Votación Temprana son las siguientes: Milutinovic and his crew El Lunes, Miércoles, y Jueves de 8 a.m. a 4 p.m. have two games left on their Martes de 8 a.m. a 7 p.m. schedule. They will host Ev- Viernes de 8 a.m. a 12 p.m. erett in a non-league contest tomorrow (Friday) evening at Para conveniencia publica, la Ciudad ha decido ofrecer la Votación Temprana el Highland and then will host Sábado, 27 de Octubre del 2018 de 9 a.m. a 1 p.m. 800.657.3272 EBSB.com Greater Lawrence in a make- Para la votación temprana por correo, póngase en contacto con el Departamento de Elecciones al 617-466-4050 y una aplicación le será enviada para completar y $50 minimum deposit required to open any checking account. Other fees may apply, see schedule of fees for details. 20 up game on Monday. Introductory single wallet checks available for a limited time only. Gift is awarded when account is opened. EBSB reserves the The Red Devils, who devolver. right to substitute a gift of similar value. Please note, in the event the value of the free gift exceeds $10, the bank is required to punched their ticket for a Por favor tenga en cuenta, que una vez que el votante emita su boleta electoral de report the gift value on form 1099-INT. The recipient is responsible for all applicable taxes. Bank rules and regulations apply. Journey to the Tourney a few votación temprana, el votante no podrá votar en las urnas el día de las elecciones. Member FDIC | Member DIF weeks ago, then will await Facebook.com/EastBostonSavingsBank

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Page 6 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, October 25, 2018 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $10,000 POT OF GOLD DINNER PRICELESS MEMORIES he Chelsea Chamber of Commerce held its annual $10,000 Pot-O-Gold Dinner on Oct. 17 at Anthony’s Malden. TThe event once again had a Halloween theme and many guests wore costumes to join in the fun. The guests enjoyed a social hour and a full-course catered dinner consisting of a salad, rolls and butter, roast beef, baked haddock, roast potatoes, and vegeta- bles, followed by apple crisp and ice cream for dessert. The guests had tickets for the $10,000 top prize and after the 10 finalists were announced, five lucky ticket holders decided to split the jackpot five ways, with each person receiving a $2,000 prize. Allan Alpert did his usual stellar job as master of ceremonies. Chamber Executive Director Rich Cuthie thanked Dinner Chairperson Susan Gallant and the planning committee for their outstanding efforts. The Pot-O-Gold Dinner is the Chamber’s largest fundraiser of the year. PHOTOS BY CARY SHUMAN

Costume prize winners from Cataldo Ambulance Company, Snow White (Debra Lee Surface) and the Seven Dwarfs, (front row) Dennis Cataldo and Dan Hoffenberg; (back row) Todd Miller, Mark Jacobs, Kristina Moran, Christian Hassel, and Kelli Megill.

The winners of the $10,000 cash prize, splitting the jackpot five ways for a prize of $2,000, from left, Joseph Duffy, Jordan Shapiro, Luis Tejada (representing James D’Amico Sr.), and Diane Caso. Not pictured: prize winner Mark Meads.

Cheryl Matrinko and Mike Matrinko of the New Brown Jug were one of the costume prize recipients for Cruella de Vil Chamber Executive Director Rich Cuthie and Margaret Farm- Allan Alpert was back in his familiar role as master of ceremo- and one of the 101 Dalmatians. er, who was a ringmaster for the evening. nies at the Pot-O-Gold Dinner.

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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, October 25, 2018 Page 7 CHELSEA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE POT OF GOLD DINNER

The Inversant Table with Metro Credit Union, front row, from left, Christina Erving of Inver- sant, Denis Husidic, and Zarif Pajazetovic. Back row, from left, Lucas Ross, Senka Omerovic- School Committee member Lucia Henriquez, Alexandria Christmas, Saritin Rizzuto, Carlos Ross, Ivy Nagahiro, Diyana Husidic, and Azra Rizvic. Matos, Faye Dookharan, and Vicente Sanabria.

Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, portrayed by Vic- Jessica Monkiewicz, Michael Falzone, Jessica Falzone, and Jennifer tor Rodriguez, was in the building with his wife, Priscilla Chelsea City Councillor Luis Tejada and Faye Monkiewicz enjoy the Pot of Gold Dinner. Presley, portrayed by Rosi Rodriguez. Dookharan.

Chelsea Community Cable Television (CCTV) Executive Director The East Cambridge Savings Bank Table, front row, from left, Joe Nogueira, Gilda Nogueira, Diane Sousa, and John Sousa. Robert “Duke” Bradley and Maureen Foley, representing Colwen Back row, Chris McGovern and Juan Gallego. Hotels. The dinner is being broadcast on CCTV.

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Page 8 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, October 25, 2018 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 OBITUARIES

Elisa Cortes-DeJesus Daniel Hooley Robert ‘Papa’ Pegram Long time Chelsea and State social worker and Retired carpenter Devoted to family and spirited conversations advocate for the Hispanic Community with loved ones from politics to horse racing Daniel F. Elisa Cortes DeJesus of Hooley of Chel- Robert W. “Papa” Pegram, Saugus, formerly of Chel- sea, formerly of a resident of Revere for the sea, born on May 10, 1949 in Charlestown and past five years, passed away Arroyo, Puerto Rico, passed Everett, passed on Tuesday, Oct. 23. He was away recently. away on Sunday, 76 years old. She spent her early years Oct. 21 at the Boston Medical Robert worked for many on the island and met her hus- Center after a brief illness. years as a shipping manag- band, Jose Otero Valentin in He was 67 years old. Born er for Fidelity Sportswear in the city of Santurce, Puerto and raised in Charlestown, a Everett. He also worked for Rico. They had two children, son of the late Robert C. and several years at “Sully’s” Va- Jose Otero Jr. and Elsa Otero. Marguerite T. (Aspell) Hool- Hooley at home in Chelsea. riety Store on Broadway in She moved off the island ey, Daniel attended Boston Chelsea. after her divorce and set- Trade School, graduating with He was the devoted father panion, Colleen Lewis and of Daniel F. Hooley and his In his lifetime, he was de- tled in Chelsea in the early Elsa Otero and her compan- a proficiency in carpentry. voted to family and collecting Donald Willyard, Daniel 1970's. She worked, put her- He enlisted into the US Ma- wife, Lori of Andover, Paul ion, Esteban Caraballo; be- M. Hooley and his wife, Lisa any and all things “Owl.” He Libby and his wife, Ashley, self through school to earn a loved sister of Maggie Paris rine Corps and served honor- also enjoyed spirited conver- Nicholas and Madison Lib- Master’s Degree in educa- ably during the Vietnam Era. of Lynn and Nicole Hooley and Eduardo Paris, both of of Kingston NH. He was the sations with loved ones from by. Alexis Tyrrell, Jake Ma- tion from Antioch University Puerto Rico and the late En- He returned to the area after politics to horse racing. son, Joshua, Barley and and became a social worker his discharge and worked for cherished grandfather of Ty- rique Paris and Victor DeJe- ler, Kyle and Cadagan Hooley, He was the beloved son of Serena Gualtieri and adored and an advocate for the His- sus; cherished grandmother of most of his life as a freelance the late William J. and Laura great-grandfather of Lucas panic community. She was journeyman carpenter with Cameron, Jaidyn and Jaxon Angel Andrades, Alexandria Hooley, Jimmy DeLuca and (Vecchie) Pegram. Robert Williams. He was the also employed by the City Andrades, Cristian Alas, Ro- various construction com- He was born in Baltimore, dear brother of Lindalee Pe- of Chelsea and then by the panies. He also worked for Devin Royall; dear brother of sario Alas and Dante Otero Robert C. Hooley, Jean Marie MD and raised in Somerville. gram of Chelsea. Commonwealth of Massachu- and is also lovingly survived Harvard Floors in Melrose as At the age of 17, his family His Funeral will be con- setts, where she worked in the a delivery man. He was medi- Hooley and Carol Cardoso, all by her great grandson Xavier of Arizona and the late Diane settled in Chelsea and he re- ducted from the Frank A. Department of Transitional Ferreira as well as by many cally retired in ’79. He settled sided in the Chelsea neigh- Welsh & Sons Funeral Home, Assistance for many years. in Chelsea several years ago Manning. nieces and nephews. Family and friends are borhoods of Sagamore, East- 718 Broadway, Chelsea on She was also involved with Funeral arrangements were coming from Everett where ern and Webster Avenues for Saturday, Oct. 27, beginning the Puerto Rican festival com- he had resided for many years. most kindly invited to attend by the Smith Funeral Home, a memorial gathering and re- most of his life. at 12 noon. A prayer service mittee for several years. Chelsea. Interment was at In his lifetime, he enjoyed He married Frances will be held at 1 p.m. She lived in Chelsea for working with his hands, craft- membrance service at the Riverside Cemetery, Saugus. Frank A. Welsh & Sons Fu- (Landry) Pegram and they Services will conclude at most of her life and eventually In lieu of flowers, the family ing many useful items and shared the last 41 years rais- the Funeral Home. Relatives moved to Saugus in 2009 with furniture from coffee tables neral Home, 718 Broadway, suggests that memorial contri- Chelsea on Monday, Oct. 29 ing a family of four. and friends are most kindly in- her husband of 19 years, Jose butions in her name be made to cradles and rocking hors- In addition to his beloved vited to attend. Visiting hours Ocasio. es. These items are still used from 5 to 7 p.m. to the Kaplan Family Hos- The Funeral Home is ful- wife of at home in Revere, will be held at the Welsh Fu- She was the devoted moth- pice House, 78 Liberty Street, and cherished by his children, he was the devoted father and neral Home on Friday from 4 er of Jose Otero and his com- grandchildren and many ex- ly handicap accessible, am- Danvers, MA 01923. ple parking opposite Funeral father-in-law of: Linda Will- to 8 p.m. tended family members. Dan- yard and her husband, Donald The Funeral Home is ful- iel is survived by his beloved Home. For directions or to Silvia Todisco send expressions of sympathy, of Revere, Linda Libby and ly handicap accessible, am- wife of 34 years, Joanne E. her husband, John of Chelsea, ple parking opposite Funeral Todisco family matriach please visit: www.WelshFu- neralHome.com Sabrina Surette and her late Home. Arrangements by: An- husband, William of Saugus, thony Memorial - Frank A. 9th Anniversary Arrangements are by the Silvia N. (Casacchia) To- Kristine Mason and her hus- Welsh & Sons Chelsea. For Oct. 28, 2009 - Oct. 28, 2018 care and direction of Anthony disco of Danvers formerly Memorial - Frank A. Welsh & band, Steven of Leominster directions or to send expres- of East Boston and Chelsea, THOMAS C. Sons, Chelsea, 617-889-2723 and Donna Beaulieu of Flor- sions of sympathy, please vis- passed away on Oct. 20 sur- ida; cherished grandfather it www.WelshFuneralHome. rounded by her devoted fami- PHILLIPS “Papa” of Samantha Williams com. “Torro” and her husband, Matthew, ly at the Kaplan Family Hos- th pice House. 6 Year Anniversary Silvia was the matriach of Rita M. Dente the Todisco Family. She loved Oct. 26 2012 _ Oct. 26, 2018 POLICE Log spending time with her family and grandchildren. She was an avid bingo player, loved Tuesday, 10/9 Maverick St., Chelsea, was day trips to Salem Willows, Shannon O’Donnell, 33, arrested on a warrant. going on walks and shopping. Homeless, was arrested for Daniel McCarthy, 28, She will be missed by all. shoplifting and witness intim- Homeless, was arrested for Lombard, Nicole, Gianna idation. trespassing. Silvia was born in Argen- and Robert and the adored Oscar Pacas, 38, 260 Wash- Annelise Hanlon, 31, great-grandmother of 21 ington Ave., Chelsea, was ar- Homeless, was arrested for tina on February 5, 1936 to A silent thought, a secret tear, Serafino and Serafina (Sigli- great-grandchildren. She is rested on warrants. trespassing and on a warrant. Keeps your memory ano) Casacchia. She met her also survived by many loving Wednesday, 10/10 Kayla Nicholson, 21, 47 ever dear, husband, Pasquale Todisco in nieces and nephews as well as Ivan Ramirez, 38, 51 Flint West St., Boston, was arrested God took you home, May you always walk in sunshine St., Somerville, was arrested for disorderly conduct, assault Argentina and they were mar- her two special canines, Son- and God’s love around you flow, ried on November 5, 1955. ny and Tippy Toe. it was his will, for the happiness you gave us, no for operating under the influ- and battery with a dangerous They had two children, Silvia Family and friends will But in our hearts one will ever know. It broke our ence of liquor. weapon, malicious destruc- and Lillian, in Argentina be- honor Silvia's life by gather- you live still. hearts to lose you, but you did not Luis Rodriguez, 29, 25 Fre- tion of property. go alone, a part of us went with mont Ave., Chelsea, was ar- Ediberto Aviles, 38, 10 For- fore immigrating to the Unit- ing at the Ruggiero Family We miss you in so many ways, Memorial Home, 971 Sara- you, the day God called rested on a warrant. syth St., Chelsea, was arrest- ed States in 1959. We miss the things you home. toga St., East Boston today, Adele McCabe, 33, 20 Wal- ed for breaking and entering Silvia was the devoted you used to say, A million times we’ve needed you. Thursday morning at 9:30 be- nut St., Saugus, was arrested building daytime for felony mother of Silvia C. Todisco of And when old times A million times we’ve cried. If fore leaving in procession to love could only have saved you. on warrants. and larceny from building. Danvers, Lillian Briguglio of we do recall. Peabody, Adelina A. Todisco St. Anthony's Church, Revere You never would have died. Thursday, 10/11 Saturday, 10/13 It’s then, we miss you, of Danvers, Pasquale Todis- St., Revere at 11 a.m. Services The Lord be with you And May Jose Rodriguez, 21, 120 Jorge Beltran, 19, 39 Shaw- most of all. You Rest in Peace. co and his wife Kathleen of will conclude with Silvia be- Shurtleff St., Chelsea, was ar- mut St., Chelsea, was arrested Amen rested on warrants. for receiving stolen motor ve- Peabody and Lydia Todis- ing laid to rest beside her be- We will love Your Husband Christie, Children Friday, 10/12 hicle. co-Lombard of Lynn. loved husband, Pasquale at St. and miss you always, & Grandchildren Jeffrey Contreras, 21, 54 She is also survived by her Mary's Cemetery in Salem. Rose, Alix, and Tommy loving brother Armando Ca- The family would like to sacchia of Spain and was pre- send a heartfelt thank-you to Ayanna Pressley endorses deceased by five brothers and the staff of Care Dimensions five sisters. and the Kaplan Family Hos- Rachael Rollins for District Attorney Silvia was the cherished pice House. To place a memoriam in the Chelsea grandmother of Juliana, Pal- Flowers are appreciated Record, please call 781-485-0588 Citing her depth of experi- proud to have Ayanna’s endorse- ma, Christina, Pasquale, Mi- and memorial donations may ence and her commitment to ment and look forward to work- chael, Stephen Todisco, An- be made to Care Dimensions, ensuring equal justice for all, last ing together to make sure our thony, Gina, Amanda, Steven 75 Sylvan St., Danvers, MA week Ayanna Pressley, Demo- criminal justice system works or Shriners Hospital. cratic candidate for Congress, fairly for everyone.” endorsed Rachael Rollins for Rollins believes that justice is Carafa Family TORF FUNERAL Suffolk County District Attor- best served when every person SERVICE ney. Rollins won a heavily con- who comes into contact with the Funeral Pre-need planning with our OBITUARIES tested Democratic Primary for system is treated with dignity price protection guarantee. 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WELSH & SONS er on issues of consequence.” ins is looking forward to work- [email protected] Rollins responded by saying, ing with the police, community FUNERAL HOME “Ayanna Pressley has been an partners and residents of Suffolk Peter A. Zaksheski inspiring advocate and force for County to transform the District Type III Licensed Funeral Director change throughout her life and Attorney’s office. 718 Broadway, Chelsea – 617-889-2723 – 617-884-3259 or call 781-485-0588 career, from her time as City Election Day is Tuesday, No- www.ChelseaFuneralService.com Councilor through her historic vember 6, 2018. campaign for Congress. I am

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LEGAL NOTICE should attend the * Install properly new and Industries, Pursuant Room (Third Floor) 500 Through Certificates, record and subject to all Executive Director in FAMILY COURT all and singular the hearing or provide flashing, air and vapor to the Provisions of Broadway, Chelsea, Series 2005-WHQ3 tenancies and/or rights an expeditious manner. Suffolk Division premises described in written comment to the barrier and related Chapter 149, Sections MA, to transfer a dated March 2, 2005 of parties in possession. Responding attorneys Docket No. said mortgage, Board. A copy of the components to deter 26 to 2W inclusive of Restaurant, All Alcoholic recorded in Suffolk Terms of the Sale: Cash, must also be available 18P1549 TO WIT: application and petition water penetration behind Massachusetts General Beverages License County Registry of cashier’s or certified to attend, with proper CITATION A certain parcel of NOTICE OF is available for review existing roof metal edge Laws, a copy of which Common Victualer Deeds in Book 46391, check in the sum of notice, upcoming Termination of Forsyth land with the buildings HEARING at the Office of the City coping and fascia panels is attached to and is license application and Page 162; assignment $5,000.00 as a deposit hearings as well as Trust thereon situated in Case No. Clerk, 500 Broadway, throughout the blue made a part of the a new Amusement/ from Wells Fargo Bank, must be shown at regular and special To all interested persons: Chelsea, and being 2018-49 Room 209, Chelsea, MA. building portion of the Contract. Entertainment License National Association, as the time and place of Board meetings as A petition has been shown as Lot E on a Notice is hereby given 10/18/18, 10/25/18 High School Complex. Bidders’ selection application to Lama Trustee under Pooling the sale in order to needed. filed by: plan of Land in Chelsea, in accordance with the C This is approx. 900 lineal procedures and Entertainment, LLC and Servicing Agreement qualify as a bidder (the RFPs may be obtained Evelyn Cordero Mass., dated September, Massachusetts Zoning feet of work. contract award shall d/b/a Populus Tapas dated as of May 1, 2005, mortgage holder and its up to the proposal 31 Addison Street, 1931 drawn by John Act, Chapter 40A that a * Re-caulk ALL existing be in conformity with & Bar at 11 Everett Asset-Backed Pass- designee(s) are exempt deadline. Proposal Apt #2 MacDonald, Engineer, Regular meeting of the LEGAL NOTICE joints at walls, repair applicable statues of Avenue, Chelsea, MA Through Certificates, from this requirement); deadline is November Chelsea, MA. 02150 recorded with Suffolk Chelsea Zoning Board of existing substrate the Commonwealth of 02150. Series 2005-WHQ3 to high bidder to sign 8, 2018 at 3:00 PM Requesting: Terminate Deeds, Book 5281, Appeals will be held on condition. Massachusetts. TRANSLATORS: Hearings Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., written Memorandum of EST. No proposals will Trust. Page 456, and is known Tuesday, November 13, * Provide lap joints Performance, and Labor are conducted in English. C for the Pooling and Sale upon acceptance of be accepted after the You have the right to as and numbered 89 2018 between metal edge/ and Materials Payment If needed, please bring a Servicing Agreement bid; balance of purchase stated deadline. The obtain a copy of the Jefferson Avenue, in 6:00 p.m. NOTICE OF coping and existing roof Bonds in the full amount translator to the hearing. dated as of May 1, 2005 price payable in cash Chelsea Retirement Petitioner from the the present numbering Chelsea Senior Center - HEARING membrane. of the contract price will CHELSEA LICENSING Park Place Securities, or by certified check in Board reserves the right Petitioner or at the Court. thereof. 10 Riley Way - Chelsea, Case No. * Seal all weather be required from the COMMISSION Inc. Asset-Backed Pass- thirty (30) days from the to cancel or reject any You have a right to Said premises are MA 2018-52 penetration points successful bidder. 10/18/18, 10/25/18 Through Certificates date of the sale at the or all proposals at its object to this proceeding. bounded and described With reference to the Notice is hereby given * Add Alternate for The Awarding Authority C Series 2005-WHQ3 offices of mortgagee’s discretion. To do so, you or your as follows: application of: in accordance with the this project is the reserves the right to dated October 1, 2014 attorney, Korde & To obtain a copy of the attorney must file a SOUTHWESTERLY on Jose Contreras Massachusetts Zoning replacement of metal reject any or all general recorded in Suffolk Associates, P.C., 900 proposal requirements, written appearance and Jefferson avenue, For Special Permit and Act, Chapter 40A that a edge/coping and bids, if it be in the public LEGAL NOTICE County Registry of Deeds Chelmsford Street, Suite please email Executive objection at this court forty-nine and 41/100 Variance to enable Regular Meeting of the fascia at stair tower as interest to do so, and to in Book 53596, Page 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Director Barbara O’Brien before 10:00 a.m. on (49.41) feet; the subdivision of a Chelsea Zoning Board of indicated on plan. This is reject any sub-bid on any 107 and confirmatory or such other time as at bobrien@chelseama. November 8, 2018. NORTHWESTERLY by single lot containing Appeals will be held on approx. 200 lineal feet sub-trade if it determines assignment from Wells may be designated gov. This is not a hearing a curved line at the a two family dwelling Tuesday, November 13, of work. that such sub-bid does Fargo Bank, National by mortgagee. The 10/25/18, 11/1/18 date, but a deadline by junction of Jefferson into two lots and to 2018 Note that Chelsea not represent the sub-bid Re: La Chula LLC d/b/a Association, as Trustee description for the C which you must file a Avenue and Prescott construct a three family 6:00 p.m. Public Schools reserves of a person competent La Chula Restaurant under Pooling and premises contained in written appearance and Avenue as shown on dwelling at 18 Suffolk Chelsea Senior Center - the right to accept the to perform the work as 22 Washington Avenue, Servicing Agreement said mortgage shall objection if you object said plan, thirty-five and Street which does not 10 Riley Way - Chelsea, add-alternate 1 bid specified or that less than Chelsea, MA 02150 dated as of May 1, 2005, control in the event of LEGAL NOTICE to this proceeding. If 77/100 (35.77) feet; meet current minimum MA (see bid documents three such sub-bids were Notice is hereby given Asset-Backed Pass- a typographical error in you fail to file a timely SOUTHWESTERLY by zoning dimensional With reference to the for delineation of add received and that the that a public hearing will Through Certificates, this publication. written appearance and Prescott Avenue sixty- requirements for application of: alternate 1). prices are not reasonable be held by the Chelsea Series 2005-WHQ3 Other terms to be objection followed by an three and 47/100 frontage and lot size at Mark Nadow The estimated cost of the for acceptance without Licensing Commission on to Wells Fargo Bank, announced at the sale. Affidavit of Objections (63.47) feet; the premises known as: For Variance seeking base work is $110,000 further competition. Thursday, November 1, N.A., as Trustee for the Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., within thirty (30) days SOUTHERLY by lot F on 21 Suffolk Street approval for the by General Contractor City of 2018 at 6:00 p.m., at pooling and servicing as Trustee for the pooling CHELSEA TRAFFIC AND of the return date, action said plan twenty-two All interested parties placement of a forty and $40,000 by filed- Chelsea the City of Chelsea, City agreement dated as of and servicing agreement PARKING COMMISSION may be taken without and 66/100 (22.66) should attend the (40) square foot wall sub bid roofer. Dylan Cook Hall Council Conference May 1, 2005 Park Place dated as of May 1, 2005 PUBLIC HEARING further notice to you. feet; and hearing or provide sign at the premises Add-Alternate 1 Chief Procurement Room (Third Floor) 500 Securities, Inc. Asset- Park Place Securities, Notice is hereby given in Witness, Brian J. Dunn, SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot written comment to the known as: estimated cost is Officer Broadway, Chelsea, Backed Pass-Through Inc. Asset-Backed Pass- accordance with Chapter First Justice of this Court. D on said plan fifty-five Board. A copy of the 105 Everett Avenue $20,000 by General 10/25/18 MA, to consider a Certificates Series Through Certificates 90 of the General Laws Date: October 10, 2018 and 05/100 (55.05) application and petition All interested parties Contractor and $10,000 C Restaurant, All Alcoholic 2005-WHQ3 dated May Series 2005-WHQ3 of the Commonwealth Felix Arroyo feet. is available for review should attend the by filed-sub bid roofer. Beverages License 15, 2015 recorded in Korde & Associates, P.C. of Massachusetts and Register of Probate Title: Said premises are at the Office of the City hearing or provide Plans, specifications Common Victualer license Suffolk County Registry 900 Chelmsford Street pursuant to Section 6-3 10/25/18 presently owned by Clerk, 500 Broadway, written comment to the and other Contract LEGAL NOTICE and an Amusement/ of Deeds in Book 54592, Suite 3102 of the Charter of the City C Donald L. Morency and Room 209, Chelsea, MA. Board. A copy of the Documents may Entertainment license Page 238, for breach Lowell, MA 01851 of Chelsea that a Public Frances G. Morency, 10/18/18, 10/25/18 application and petition be obtained at the application to La of conditions of said (978) 256-1500 Hearing of the Chelsea husband and wife as C is available for review Purchasing Office, City of Chula, LLC d/b/a La mortgage and for the Perez, Estate of, Orlando Traffic and Parking LEGAL NOTICE tenants by the entirety, at the Office of the City Chelsea, City Hall, Room Chula Restaurant at 22 purpose of foreclosing and Theresa, Commission will be by virtue of petition Clerk, 500 Broadway, 204, 500 Broadway, Re: Fine Mart, LLC Washington Avenue, the same, the mortgaged 14-019726 held on for sale of Trust filed LEGAL NOTICE Room 209, Chelsea, MA. Chelsea, MA, on October 260-266 Broadway, Chelsea, MA 02150. premises located at 9 10/18/18, 10/25/18, Tuesday, October 30, by Frances G. Morency, 10/18/18, 10/25/18 24, 2018. Copies of the Chelsea, MA 02150 TRANSLATORS: Hearings Clinton Street, Chelsea, 11/1/18 2018 at 6:00 P.M. Trustee of the will of C documents for the project Notice is hereby given are conducted in English. MA 02150 will be sold at C City Council Conference City of Chelsea Margaret Gallant filed may be obtained by that a public hearing will If needed, please bring a a Public Auction at 11:00 Room Board of Health with the Suffolk County email for the purposes of be held by the Chelsea translator to the hearing. AM on November 13, City Hall, 500 Broadway Chelsea City Hall, Room Registry of Probate, NOTICE OF LEGAL NOTICE bidding from the City of Licensing Commission on CHELSEA LICENSING 2018, at the mortgaged LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to Section 6-3 100, 500 Broadway, Docket No. 90-P0226, HEARING Chelsea. Thursday, November 1, COMMISSION premises, more of the Charter of the City Chelsea MA, 02150 See also deed dated June Case No. Sealed filed-sub bids 2018 at 6:00 p.m., at 10/18/18, 10/25/18 particularly described of Chelsea, the purpose Public Hearing 26, 1979, Book 9193, 2018-50 for this project will be the City of Chelsea City C below, all and singular of the public hearing Announcement Page 479 recorded in Notice is hereby given accepted from eligible Hall, Council Conference the premises described in is to receive comment Notice is hereby Suffolk Registry of Deeds in accordance with the NOTICE OF bidders at the City of Room, 500 Broadway, said mortgage, to wit: Re: Pineda Restaurant regarding a request given that a Public For mortgagor's(s') title Massachusetts Zoning HEARING Chelsea, Purchasing Chelsea, MA, relative LEGAL NOTICE A CERTAIN PARCEL Corporation d/b/a that Chestnut Street, Hearing will be held see deed recorded with Act, Chapter 40A that a Case No. Office, ATTN: Chief to the Chelsea Police OF REAL ESTATE, Rincon Latinos from Fourth Street to at the Chelsea Public Suffolk County Registry Regular Meeting of the 2018-53 Procurement Officer, Department Incident WITH THE BUILDINGS Restaurant Everett Avenue, remain Library, 569 Broadway, of Deeds in Book 17647, Chelsea Zoning Board of Notice is hereby given City Hall - Room 204, Report #18-953-AR. THEREON, IF ANY, 373 Washington Avenue, a one-way permanently Chelsea, MA 02150, on Page 72. Appeals will be held on in accordance with the 500 Broadway, Chelsea, TRANSLATORS: Hearings SITUATED IN CHELSEA, Chelsea, MA 02150 Southbound as currently November 13, 2018 at These premises will Tuesday, November 13, Massachusetts Zoning MA 02150 until 9:00 are conducted in English. CHELSEA TRAFFIC AND SUFFOLK COUNTY, Notice is hereby given configured with the 5:15 pm to consider a be sold and conveyed 2018 Act, Chapter 40A that a AM., E.D.T., November If needed, please bring a PARKING COMMISSION MASSACHUSETTS, BEING that a continued public Tobin Bridge construction change in the Solid Waste subject to and with 6:00 p.m. Regular Meeting of the 8, 2018 at which place translator to the hearing. PUBLIC HEARING NOW KNOWN AS AND hearing will be held by project. Regulations language the benefit of all Chelsea Senior Center - Chelsea Zoning Board of and time they shall be CHELSEA LICENSING Notice is hereby given in NUMBERED 9 CLINTON the Chelsea Licensing Per Order to reflect that the City rights, rights of way, 10 Riley Way - Chelsea, Appeals will be held on publicly opened, read COMMISSION accordance with Chapter STREET; BEING PART Commission on Thursday, Chief Brian A. Kyes has provided barrels to restrictions, easements, MA Tuesday, November 13, aloud and recorded 10/18/18, 10/25/18 90 of the General Laws OF LOT 35 CLINTON November 1, 2018 at Chairperson households receiving covenants, liens or claims With reference to the 2018 for presentation by the C of the Commonwealth STREET, AS SHOWN 6:00 p.m., at the City of 10/11/18, 10/25/18 City waste collection and in the nature of liens, application of: 6:00 p.m. Awarding Authority. of Massachusetts and ON A PLAN OF THE Chelsea, City Hall Council C further to require that improvements, public 19 Suffolk Street, LLC Chelsea Senior Center - Sealed general bids pursuant to Section 6-3 CORY IMPROVEMENT Conference Room (Third these barrels be used assessments, any and For Special Permit and 10 Riley Way - Chelsea, for this project will be LEGAL NOTICE of the Charter of the City COMPANY’S LANDS, Floor) 500 Broadway, rather than orange bags. all unpaid taxes, tax Variance for construction MA accepted from eligible of Chelsea that a Public DATED 1876, RECORDED Chelsea, MA, relative LEGAL NOTICE Copies of the titles, tax liens, water of a three family With reference to the bidders at the City of Hearing of the Chelsea WITH SUFFOLK DEEDS to the Chelsea Police language under and sewer liens and dwelling which does not application of: Chelsea, Purchasing Traffic and Parking AT THE END OF BOOK Department Incident consideration are any other municipal meet current minimum Oakwood Tavern, LLC Office, ATTN: Chief Commission will be 1335, BOUNDED AND Report #18-1923-OF. available at Chelsea City assessments or liens or zoning requirements for For Special Permit to re- Procurement Officer, CHELSEA TRAFFIC AND held on DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: TRANSLATORS: Hearings Hall, Room 100 and existing encumbrances lot size, frontage, side establish non-conforming City Hall - Room 204, PARKING COMMISSION Tuesday, October 30, NORTHEASTERLY BY are conducted in English. NOTICE at the Chelsea Public of record which are in and front yard setbacks, use, (retail/liquor) to 500 Broadway, Chelsea, PUBLIC HEARING 2018 at 6:00 P.M. CLINTON STREET, If needed, please bring a In accordance with Library for the general force and are applicable, open space, height and allow change to another MA 02150 until 11:00 Notice is hereby given in City Council Conference TWENTY-THREE AND translator to the hearing. Section 2-7(d) of the public. having priority over said number and location non-conforming use as AM., E.D.T., November accordance with Chapter Room 5/10 (23.5) FEET, MORE CHELSEA LICENSING Chelsea City Charter LP2018BOHOct. mortgage, whether or of off-street parking a restaurant and which 27, 2018 at which place 90 of the General Laws City Hall, 500 Broadway OR LESS; COMMISSION notice is hereby given 10/25/18, 11/1/18 not reference to such spaces at the premises does not meet current and time they shall be of the Commonwealth Pursuant to Section 6-3 NORTHWESTERLY BY A 10/18/18, 10/25/18 that at a regular meeting C restrictions, easements, known as: minimum requirements publicly opened, read of Massachusetts and of the Charter of the City PART OF SAID LOT 35, C of the Chelsea City improvements, liens or 19 Suffolk Street for number of off-street aloud and recorded pursuant to Section 6-3 of Chelsea, the purpose BEING LAND NOW OR Council held on October encumbrances is made in All interested parties parking spaces at the for presentation by the of the Charter of the City of the public hearing FORMERLY OF JOSEPH A. 15, 2018, the City LEGAL NOTICE the deed. should attend the premises known as: Awarding Authority. of Chelsea that a Public is to receive comment MARKS, ONE HUNDRED LEGAL NOTICE Council voted after a NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S TERMS OF SALE: hearing or provide 22 Adams Street A pre-bid conference Hearing of the Chelsea regarding a request to (100) FEET, MORE OR second reading to adopt SALE OF REAL ESTATE A deposit of Five written comment to the All interested parties will be held for all Traffic and Parking convert four metered LESS; the following Orders: By virtue and in Thousand ($5,000.00) Board. A copy of the should attend the interested parties on- Commission will be parking spaces to four SOUTHWESTERLY ON A Ordered, that the Chelsea execution of the Power Dollars by certified application and petition hearing or provide site at the School, 299 held on thirty minute parking LINE PARALLEL WITH City Council authorizes of Sale contained in a or bank check will be is available for review written comment to the Everett Ave., Chelsea, Tuesday, October 30, spaces at 369-373 SAID CLINTON STREET Chelsea Retirement the appropriation of certain mortgage given required to be paid by at the Office of the City Board. A copy of the MA on after 10:00 AM., 2018 at 6:00 P.M. Broadway. AND ONE HUNDRED Board - Request for an increase of the by Frances G Morency the purchaser at the time Clerk, 500 Broadway, application and petition E.D.T., October 30, City Council Conference Per Order (100) FEET THEREFROM, Proposals Fiscal Year 2019 and Donald L Morency and place of sale. The Room 209, Chelsea, MA. is available for review 2018. Attendance at Room Chief Brian A. Kyes TWENTY-THREE AND The Chelsea Retirement School Department to Barnett Mortgage balance is to be paid by 10/18/18, 10/25/18 at the Office of the City this pre-bid conference is City Hall, 500 Broadway Chairperson 5/10 (23.5) FEET, MORE Board is seeking from original appropriation Company d/b/a Loan certified or bank check at C Clerk, 500 Broadway, recommended for parties Pursuant to Section 6-3 10/11/18, 10/25/18 OR LESS; AND qualified attorneys from $91,200,000 to America, dated June Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Room 209, Chelsea, MA. submitting a bid. of the Charter of the City C SOUTHEASTERLY BY LOT experienced in providing $91,830,084 for a net 19, 1997 and recorded 150 California Street, 10/18/18, 10/25/18 Each bid shall be of Chelsea, the purpose 37 CLINTON STREET, ONE legal services to public increase of $630,084 with the Suffolk County Newton, Massachusetts LEGAL NOTICE C accompanied by a bid of the public hearing HUNDRED (100) FEET, Retirement Systems attributed to an increase Registry of Deeds at 02458, or by mail to P.O. deposit in the form of a is to receive comment LEGAL NOTICE MORE OR LESS. within Massachusetts in Fiscal Year 2019 Book 21500, Page Box 610389, Newton bid bond, or cash, or a regarding a request MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF CONTAINING proposals to assist and Chapter 70 Aid. 234, of which mortgage Highlands, Massachusetts LEGAL NOTICE certified check on, or a to rescind the daytime REAL ESTATE APPROXIMATELY 2,350 to act as Counsel to the Ordered, that the Chelsea the undersigned is 02461-0389, within treasurers or cashier’s residential parking By virtue of and in SQUARE FEET OF Executive Director in a City Council authorizes the present holder by thirty (30) days from check issued by a LAND MORE OR LESS the date of sale. Deed NOTICE OF permit restriction on execution of the Power longstanding case. the appropriation of assignment from Barnett responsible bank or trust ACCORDING TO SAID will be provided to HEARING Washington Avenue, of Sale contained in a The Chelsea Retirement an increase of the Mortgage Company company, payable to the PLAN, OR HOWEVER purchaser for recording Case No. from Heard Street to certain mortgage given System is a municipal Fiscal Year 2019 d/b/a Loan America City of Chelsea in the OTHERWISE SAID upon receipt in full of 2018-51 CITY OF CHELSEA Addison Street. by Orlando Perez and retirement system School Department to Homeside Lending, amount of five percent PREMISES MAY BE the purchase price. Notice is hereby given MASSACHUSETTS Per Order Theresa Perez to Argent with approximately original appropriation Inc. dated December (5%) of value of the BOUNDED, MEASURED The description of the in accordance with the NOTICE TO BIDDERS Chief Brian A. Kyes Mortgage Company, LLC, $145 million in assets from $91,200,000 to 4, 1997 and recorded bid. Bid deposits will be OR DESCRIBED. premises contained in Massachusetts Zoning Chelsea High School Chairperson dated March 2, 2005 administered in $92,126,109 reflecting with said Registry on dealt with as provided in For mortgagor’s title see said mortgage shall Act, Chapter 40A that a Complex Blue Building 10/11/18, 10/25/18 and recorded in Suffolk accordance with M.G.L. the increase in Chapter December 26, 1997 at Massachusetts General deed recorded with the control in the event of an Regular Meeting of the Roof Metal Edge/Coping C County Registry of Deeds c.32 and 840 CMR. 70 Aid of $630,084 Book 22028, Page 9 Laws, Chapter 149, Suffolk County Registry error in this publication. Chelsea Zoning Board of and Facia Replacement in Book 36611, Page Responding Attorneys and the $296,025 in and by assignment from Section 44B. of Deeds in Book 36611, Other terms, if any, to be Appeals will be held on located at 155 (the “Mortgage”) must have extensive Transitional Relief Funds. Homeside Lending, Inc. To be given Page 153. See also deed announced at the sale. Tuesday, November 13, 299 Everett Ave, LEGAL NOTICE of which mortgage Wells experience (preferably A copy of the order is to Bank of America, consideration, all recorded at said Registry BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. 2018 Chelsea, MA Re: Lama Fargo Bank, N.A., as ten years or more) in available at the Office of N.A dated March 15, general bids must be of Deeds in Book 45605, Present holder of said 6:00 p.m. The City of Chelsea, Entertainment, Trustee for the pooling areas including but the City Clerk, City Hall, 2000 and recorded with accompanied by a copy Page 220. mortgage Chelsea Senior Center - Chelsea, Massachusetts LLC d/b/a and servicing agreement not limited to M.G.L. 500 Broadway, Room said Registry on April 5, of the Bidder’s Certificate The premises will be By its Attorneys, 10 Riley Way - Chelsea, invites sealed proposals La Populus dated as of May 1, 2005 c.32, 840 CMR and 209, 2000 at Book 24825, of Eligibility (DCAM&M sold subject to any HARMON LAW OFFICES, MA from Contractors to Tapas & Bar Park Place Securities, hearing procedures Chelsea, MA Page 184, for breach Form) and an Update and all unpaid taxes P.C. With reference to the replace all of the existing 11 Everett Inc. Asset-Backed Pass- as well as knowledge 02150. of the conditions of said Statement (DCAM&M and other municipal 150 California Street application of: roof metal coping and Avenue, Through Certificates and/or experience Jeannette Cintron White mortgage and for the Form). assessments and liens, Newton, MA 02458 Mario Chacon facia components at the Chelsea, MA Series 2005-WHQ3 is specific to M.G.L. c. City Clerk purpose of foreclosing, The prime certification and subject to prior liens (617) 558-0500 For Special Permit to blue building portion of 02150 the present holder by 32, §15. Responding 10/25/18 the same will be sold at category of work is: or other enforceable 201601-0571 - YEL enclose an existing grade the High School Complex. Notice is hereby given assignment from Argent attorneys should have C Public Auction at 9:00 Waterproofing; filed encumbrances of record 10/11/18, 10/18/18, level garage space within In general, the work-- that a public hearing will Mortgage Company, LLC the availability to a.m. on November 7, sub-bids is roofing. entitled to precedence a residence in order to Per design drawings beheld by the Chelsea to Wells Fargo Bank, review the voluminous 2018, on the mortgaged 10/25/18 Bids shall be made over this mortgage, and expand living space at provided along with this Licensing Commission on National Association, as case file immediately LEGAL NOTICE premises located at 89 on the basis of the subject to and with the the premises known as: summary of work--shall Thursday, November 1, Trustee under Pooling upon successful award COMMONWEALTH JEFFERSON AVENUE Minimum Wage Rates benefit of all easements, 124 Cook Avenue consist of but NOT BE 2018 at 6:00 p.m., at and Servicing Agreement of the bid, in order to OF MASSACHUSETTS a/k/a 89 JEFFERSON as determined by the restrictions, reservations Please All interested parties LIMITED to the following the City of Chelsea, City dated as of May 1, 2005, be prepared to serve THE TRIAL COURT STREET, CHELSEA, Suffolk narrative: Commissioner of Labor Hall Council Conference Asset-Backed Pass- and conditions of as Legal Counsel to the PROBATE AND County, Massachusetts, Recycle For Advertising Rates, Call 617-884-2416

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Dancing to the hit songs of the Beatles are Cindy Millman, Edythe Shuman, Becky Swope, Maureen Willett, Darlene Jones, and Geraldine Dube.

Janice Dohertym Skip Doherty, and Stan Chamrin.

Joanne Caputo-Carfagna, Al Carfagna, Edith Weiner, and Marcy At the welcoming table are Rabbi Oksana Chapman, event co- Weiner. chair Sharon Minkovitz, Marlene Demko, James Kelly, and Susan Kelly.  The Glass Onion band put on a great show. Pictured, from left, are band members, key- boardist Anna Morneau (front), percussionist and vocalist John Cole, guitarist and vocalist Ed Morneau, and guitarist and vocalist Bob Porter.

 Carl Minkovitz and Sharon Minkovitz organized the Glass Onion Band Beatles Tribute so- Temple Emmanuel President cial event at Temple Emmanuel Sara Lee Callahan, with her Earl Vigoda, Phyllis Vigoda, that raised funds for the ongo- husband, Attorney Michael and Peter Lucia. ing restoration of the temple. Callahan.

Guests enjoying the social event at Temple Emmanuel included Edythe Shuman, Marilyn Winer, Sandra Padulsky, Lynda Padulsky Diamond. Beverly Feinstein, Barbara Kamens, Marcia Kamens, Rene George, Councillor-at-Large Leo Robinson, Nancy Doherty, Cindy Millman, Becky Swope, Gloria Gerrig, Phyllis Vigoda, and Sharon Levine. Marlene Tyler, and Councillor-at-Large Roy Avellaneda.

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