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Volume 31 Issue 40 Thursday, September 25, 2014 50¢ Police bike unit to set up shop in Dorchester Near Glovers Corner By Lauren Dezenski next two months, the Reporter Staff new headquarters will The Boston Police be equipped to deploy the Department’s recently team’s 32 officers to any reinstated citywide bike incident across the city, unit will be moving soon weather permitting. “We to new quarters in a ga- don’t stop in the winter. rage off Freeport Street We have gear for that,” near Glovers Corner. Danilecki said. The unit “This is great for Fields also has cruisers for use Corner and Savin Hill,” in the rain. The unit is Boston Police Depart- currently operating out ment Captain Jack of the gang unit head- Danilecki, the BPD’s quarters on Columbia citywide night com- Road. mander and supervisor T h e 5 1 - y e a r - o l d of the bike unit, told the Danilecki, who grew Reporter in an interview up in the Adams-King The Dorchester Historical Society is hosting a “Dinner at Willow Court” tomorrow night (Sept. 26) at 6 streets neighborhood, o’clock at the society’s headquarters at 195 Boston St. The DHS plans a festive evening to recall the style this week. “There will be and elegance of earlier times: cocktails, a seated dinner, and a live auction. Period attire encouraged: police going in and out wrote the initial proposal Victorian, Edwardian, Roaring Twenties, upstairs or downstairs. Proceeds to benefit the DHS Building responding to calls all for the bike unit back in Restoration fund. Board members and volunteers who dressed in Downton Abbey style for this photo across the city, but going 2005 under then-police include: Back row, from left: Richard O’Mara, Robert Severy, Gene Gorman, Kit Binns, Earl Taylor, Jeff through Dorchester, commissioner Kathleen Gonyeau. Middle row: Bill Loesch, Karen McNutt, Peggy Mullen, Emy Thomas, Anne Schmalz, Vicki Rugo, so no matter what, the O’Toole. Four years later, Terry Dolan, Rosanne Foley. Seated: Joyce Ellis, Joe Bagley, Jen Poulsen, Lianne Ames, and Paul Delorey. neighborhood gets more the unit was disbanded, Photo courtesy DHS, © Mike Ritter 2014 visibility.” like the mounted police Set to be located at 12 team a victim of budget Modern-day chieftain from Boston Linden St. within the (Continued on page 4) hailed at his ‘home’ in Connemara Baker doesn’t need By Bill Forry Later that evening, he began help from GPS to get Editor a series of public events with a GALWAY, Ireland – For a few Mass celebrated in his mother’s hours last Saturday, Marty Walsh home village of Rosmuc, followed himself to Dorchester was just another Yank on holiday, by a reception that went late into By Lauren Dezenski called home. The at- enjoying the sights and sounds the night. Reporter Staff torney general has to of Clifden, one of Co. Galway’s The first five days of Walsh’s On every Sunday this date made 17 campaign loveliest and liveliest towns. Your first trip abroad as mayor were a month, Republican Char- stops in Dorchester, mayor had just enjoyed a sailboat blur of bonfires, parties, church lie Baker has made a stop many of them endorse- ride and a quiet lunch with his services, and endless photo in Dorchester. More than ment events with elected partner Lorrie Higgins and two opportunities— with the mayor any other gubernato- officials, including City other traveling companions. Now, getting rock star treatment at rial candidate, he has Councillor Ayanna as he strolled through the scenic every stop. In a few places, the taken precious time this Pressley, state Rep. Dan village with other tourists, he was frenzy to get photos with him was year to campaign in the Cullinane, and US Sena- incognito in blue jeans, sneakers, such that he had to be hustled into traditionally deep-blue tors Elizabeth Warren and an old-school Red Sox ball a waiting car, often by his cousin, neighborhood, attending and Kirsten Gillibrand cap; mercifully, he was off the Mayor Walsh made a surprise Winnie Curran, a Boston Police fundraisers, community of New York. In addition, grid, stopping to buy scones and appearance at Lowry’s Pub in sergeant who is accompanying events, and marching she made several visits desserts for his mother at a local Clifden, Co., Galway, on Saturday, the mayor on the trip. in the Dorchester Day with organized labor at bakery called Walsh’s. where he had a chat with 75-year- Martin J. Walsh may not be a the 1199 SEIU head- old Henry Kenneally. parade. The respite would not last long. quarters on Columbia Bill Forry photo (Continued on page 6) In all, since the first of the year, Baker has Point. made 24 public visits While both campaigns Local roots, union ties boost SullyMac success to the neighborhood, (Continued on page 5) including his primary By Bill Forry The electrical con- Dennis Miller, the two that it’s a Dorchester- night victory party at Editor struction and main- have managed to build based, family-run busi- Venezia and time spent One of Dorchester’s tenance firm is now SullyMac into one of ness that has a great behind the bar at last largest private employ- under the ownership and the region’s premier feel to it,” said Rudicus, week’s 50th anniversary ers is a Port Norfolk- management of a second contracting firms with who is married to John celebration at the Eire based company that generation of McLaugh- a staff of more than 500 McLaughlin’s sister Ka- Pub. was founded in 1969 lins, led by president union men and women, tie. “This neighborhood That’s not to say by two men who gave it John McLaughlin and most of them affiliated has been great to us.” that Democrat candi- their names: Sullivan his brother-in-law, ex- with another Dorchester SullyMac has been a date Martha Coakley & McLaughlin, better ecutive vice-president institution, IBEW Local good neighbor as well. is necessarily resting All contents copyright know by their current John Rudicus. Together, 103. Originally situated on on her laurels in the © 2014 Boston handle “SullyMac.” with company CEO “We’re both very proud (Continued on page 15) neighborhood she once Neighborhood News, Inc.

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Page 2 THE Reporter September 25, 2014 DOT BY THE DAY Police, Sept. 26 – Oct. 2, 2014 Courts A snapshot look at key upcoming events in and around the neighborhood for your weekly planner. & Fire FBI releases Friday (26th) – ifest, a contemporary Irish photo of bank festival, opens for a three-day event at the Seaport World Trade Center, Boston. 6-11 p.m. on Friday; holdup suspect 11 a.m.-4 p.m. and 6-11p.m. on Saturday; and 12 p.m.-5 p.m. on Sunday. See ifestboston.com

Saturday (27th) – Please join the class of 1974 of Dorchester High as they celebrate a 40th Reunion to be held at the Quincy Marriott. Please email [email protected] for more information.

Sunday (28th) – Ester hosts “Tapas and Toe-tapping” The restaurant ester in Lower Mills will host the delicious sound of musical talent on The FBI’s Bank Rob- Sunday, Sept. 28 — along with with an ensemble bery Task force has of Tapas dishes— as part of ArtWeek Boston. The released a photo of a “Tapas and Toe-Tapping” event will take place from man who held up the 2-4 p.m. in partnership with the Conservatory Lab Santander Bank Branch Charter School which recently moved its grades Daniela Brown, a Grade 7 student at Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy’s at 780 Gallivan Blvd. on 2-8 only a few doors down from ester on Dorchester Lower Mills Campus, is the winner of the Mr. William Benoit Scholarship. Bill Sept. 5 just before 4 p.m., Avenue. Many of the school’s top musical talents Benoit was a graduate of North Cambridge Catholic High School and went on to become a history teacher at the school for more than 40 years. To honor his Universal Hub reports. will be performing a musical medley, covering a The man is described wide range of rhythms and melodies in tune with commitment and dedication, former student Erika Cedrone, along with fellow North Cambridge Catholic alumni, have created and funded a scholarship as white in his mid-20s, an assortment of delicious Tapas dishes from ester with a slim build, around Executive Chef, Esteban Gallego. Tickets are only to assist students in need. When alumni heard their former Principal Sister Ellen Powers, CSJ is now SJPIICA’s Regional Director, they were excited to 5 feet tall and 150 lbs. $15 and may be purchased at the door or online at: bestow the first scholarship to an Academy student. Pictured (from l – r) are He wore a white Sox http://www.eventbrite.com/e/tapas-toe-tapping- Erika Cedrone, scholarship recipient Daniela Brown, and Regional Director cap with a red brim, a music-tickets-12413349663 Sister Ellen Powers, CSJ. black long-sleeved shirt, navy-blue gym shorts • Fiddlehead Theatre Company, the resident and black sneakers company of the historic Strand Theatre, presents when he gave the teller Unexpected Cabaret, a one-of-a-kind musical review Health officials confirm and note and left with during ArtWeek Boston. 2-4 p.m. This lively review various denominations teams students, teachers, friends, and community arrival of enterovirus in state of currency. Anyone with members with professional cast and crew from information is asked to Fiddlehead’s upcoming production of Elton John By Matt Murphy itself to be more prone be harboring this contact the task force at and Tim Rice’s AIDA, running Oct. 17-26, 2014 at State House to triggering asthma virus,” DeMaria said, 617-223-6407. the Strand. Free, open to the public. News Service attacks in children who adding that parents of ••• An eight-year-old girl suffer from asthma or children with asthma Police are still search- • Ashmont Hill Chamber from southeastern Mas- other respiratory ill- should make sure they ing for the suspect in Music’s final 2014 concert, sachusetts has tested nesses, DeMaria said. have an “asthma plan” a fatal stabbing near featuring Trinidadian soprano positive in what public “For most children this in place, or contact their Harambee Park shortly Jeanine De Bique, will be held health officials presume virus is relatively mild,” pediatrician. after midnight on Sun- at 3 p.m. St. Mary’s Episcopal to be the first of many Bartlett said. While officials have day night, officials said Church, 14 Cushing Ave. in cases in the state of a Known as Enterovirus confirmed just the single Wednesday. The Boston Dorchester. Call 617-680-7542 rare strain of enterovirus D68, the virus was con- case so far, DeMaria Globe reported that a or visit ahchambermusic.org. that has caused severe firmed in a young girl expects more of the 80 man was stabbed on respiratory infection with a history of asthma specimens collected for Ames Street and officers Tuesday (30th) – Com- in dozens of children who has been treated and testing to also come back found him on the ground, munity blood drive at Florian Jeanine De Bique around the country. released from Boston positive, saying it’s likely where he died. Police ask Hall, 55 Hallet St., Dorchester Public Health Commis- Children’s Hospital. that the virus has spread anyone with information 9 a.m.-3 p.m. For appointment, sioner Cheryl Bartlett Officials urged the throughout the state, contact them at 617-343- 617-733-2767. and State Epidemiolo- public to take common though it may present 4470. gist Dr. Al DeMaria said precautions to prevent as a common cold. ••• Thursday, (October 2nd) – Boston Spay/Neuter this week that for most the spread of the virus, The Centers for Dis- A Dorchester woman Day for Cats, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the United House of children, the virus will such as washing hands ease Control reported pleaded guilty last week Prayer for All People, 206 Seaver St., Dorchester. result in mild symptoms and avoiding contact of that since mid-August a to illegally injecting Appointments and pre-payment are required. Call similar to the common unwashed hands with total of 175 people in 27 women’s buttocks and 617-226-5685. 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By Lauren Dezenski basketball, and reading the was away for three months, asking the mental health Reporter Staff Bible, as well as a book about Henriquez has started work- workers there about how they Nearly five months since forgiveness given to him by ing a job as a deliveryman. manage the stress involved he was released from prison, a friend. On returning home, Hen- with their case loads, work- former state Rep. Carlos In January, a jury in Cam- riquez said that for the first ing with inmates to figure out Henriquez says he is still bridge convicted Henriquez time in his life he considered living situations after prison, driven by service. of two counts of assault and leaving Boston and moving and even helping coach fellow In an hour-long inter- battery on a woman he was elsewhere. Now, he is focus- inmates through mock job view with the Reporter, dating and he was sentenced ing on his personal life, he interviews. the 37-year-old Dorches- to serve six months of a 2½ said, he is looking to get Now that he is home, ter Democrat remained year sentence. The two-term married and start a family Henriquez has not warmed composed, conceding that state representative was in the next five years. His to the idea of returning to every new day is a challenge acquitted on an additional ability to buy a home in his politics, but said he hopes to and that he struggles with count of assault and battery, neighborhood he has lived keep up with what’s going depression. as well as witness intimida- all his life has taken on on in his community. He He has slowed down since tion and larceny. In February, new significance for him, points to progress made with his release, he said. While for the first time in nearly a adding to his concerns about Pearl Meat Factory, a newly he initially told the media century, the House voted to gentrification in the neigh- opened food production facil- Carlos Henriquez that he was determined to expel one of its members. borhood, which is driving up ity on Quincy Street that he noting that young people in break back into his old life Henriquez was released early property values and making championed alongside state the neighborhood who are and maybe run for office from the House of Correction it unaffordable for current Senators Linda Dorcena interested in breaking into again, he has since stepped on April 30. residents, including himself, Forry and Sonia Chang-Diaz. politics have turned to him back to focus on his “new Henriquez says he has been to buy a home. “It’s tough to watch from a for advice and older women normal” – taking things day able to identify the triggers “This is my home,” he different perspective but I’m recognize him on the street, by day. that set off his depression said. “Everything I know I happy to see the change,” he say they believe in him and “It would be a lot easier from his experience over two learned it here.” Henriquez said. “It’s more about having hope he runs for office again. to deal with it if it was terms serving the 5th Suffolk attributes this to his father, the change get done than who “Those really are the pick- something that I did, if district on the judiciary who died a few months before does it.” me-ups that keep me going.” it was something I could committee. “Because of my the arrest in 2012 that kicked Henriquez followed the re- While trying not to pay own responsibility of it, it time in those hearings, I was off his trial, conviction, cent tumult at the Dearborn too much attention politics, wouldn’t be a problem,” able to identify this stuff as expulsion,and prison time. and Madison Park schools, Henriquez has kept an eye on Henriquez said. “To be falsely it was happening to me,” he “My father never quit on and attended community the race for his old seat, which accused and convicted of it, I said. “As I’m going to work, anything and never ran from meetings trying to help Rep. Evandro Carvalho won just don’t know how to find I see a campaign sign, and anything,” Henriquez said. where he could. He hopes in an April special election. peace with that yet.” it’s a trigger because I think, “It’s why I didn’t step down to expand the ambassador He says he doesn’t know Car- Still a resident of Uphams ‘That’s where my sign would when I was accused, it’s why volunteer program in place valho, who is running against Corner, his lifelong home, be.’ ” I didn’t step down when I at City Hall and the State Republican Claudette Joseph Henriquez has stopped read- On top of weekly visits was wrongfully convicted. I House to the four Main Street in his reelection bid, nor has ing the newspaper every to a therapist, Henriquez don’t quit.” districts in the 5th Suffolk, Carvalho reached out to him day at the suggestion of his attends his court-ordered Henriquez has not stopped putting a volunteer in a cen- since his release. For the therapist. He is focusing on batterer’s classes and makes helping people, either. Even tral location to direct visitors record, Henriquez says, he his mental, physical, and his required probation ap- when in prison, Henriquez to local shops, restaurants, wrote in his own name for the emotional health, spending pearances. To pay for proba- said he picked up the nick- and keep things tidy. 5th Suffolk seat on primary more time with family and tion along with the rest of the name “The Senator” because He still finds support in his day. “I still believe I am the friends, biking and playing bills that piled up while he he was always helping out, home neighborhood, he says, best candidate for the job.”

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Just state.” Tim Foley, Coakley’s general election. “Right in Dorchester might traditional Democratic because you’re at a cook- Nonetheless, the campaign director. “We now, the activists are mean a move to the stronghold. out it doesn’t mean you Coakley campaign feel confident about really tired,” he said. neighborhood down the In an interview with can’t talk to someone,” remains confident as strength of the campaign “It’s been election after road, Baker laughed the Reporter, Baker Baker added. “You meet the candidate and her in Dorchester, Boston election and people are and said he would have refrained from saying he them on their terms on supporters continue to and everywhere else.” still unpacking from the to talk it over with his sought to paint Dorches- their backyard.” knock on doors, engage Although Baker seems primary. But over the wife Lauren. ter red, calling his visits The backyards and voters, and keep on “an opportunity to learn cookouts in Dorchester from a group of folks are not completely new in the community that fare for Baker. Despite are pretty engaged and his decisive loss to Deval JOHN C. pretty thoughtful on a Patrick in 2010, Baker lot of different issues.” enjoyed a respectable GALLAGHER “One of the things level of support in Insurance Agency I’ve committed myself Dorchester’s Ward 16, 617-474-0004 to in this race,” he said, which includes Florian “is that I’ve wanted the Hall and Adams Village. HOME Dorchester Condo Dorchester Condo Dorchester Attached time that I’ve spent In 16-9, regarded as one & Adams Court Neponset Single Family to be purposeful, to of the most conservative have the opportunity to precincts in the city, AUTO deliver my message and Baker lost to Patrick by INSURANCE to engage in conversa- just 17 votes. Specializing in Hom- tion in different parts One of Baker’s 2010 eowners and Automobile of Massachusetts. I’ve supporters in Ward 16 Insurance for over a half 545 Adams St. been honored, pleased, 50 Neponset St.#2 Port Norfolk –1-D Lorenzo St. was Matt Sweeney of St. century of reliable service $149,000 $269,000 and thrilled in dialogues Brendan’s Parish. This to the Dorchester com- $299,000 I’ve had with people in time around, Sweeney munity. Dorchester.” Baker, a has helped out here 3 Family Dorchester 3 Family Swampscott resident, and there on the Baker Single Family added that a “big part” campaign, organizing New Accounts of his campaign’s job cre- a door- knocking event ation policy was shaped Welcome SOLD $620,000! with the candidate in 1471 Dorchester Ave. by conversations he had July and helping to in Dorchester. distribute signs. Swee- at Fields Corner MBTA Baker has already ney said he has been 5 Lafield St. 79 Huron Circle 8 Fox St. gained support from surprised by the support Phone: $575,000 $395,000 $599,000 longtime Democratic already in the neigh- notables. He has se- borhood; he is getting 265-8600 cured endorsements more volunteers than “We Get Your Plates” We have Rentals! 1 BR’s from $1350+, 2 BR’s 1600+, 3 BR’s 1900+, 4 BR’s 1950+ from Quincy Mayor Tom expected, and more lawn Call for details. Tenant Pays Fee. Koch and well-known sign requests than there Boston businessman/ are signs to display. philanthropist Jack Even Sweeney’s Ken- Connors. But other nedy Democrat father Democrats are not tak- has come out for Baker. ing Baker’s presence in “I think it’s because of — Alan S. Saks their strongholds lying the message and how Dorchester Tire Service down. “He can spend as the economy’s doing,” he much time as he would said. “People are saying like at bars, barbecues, that we need people in and block parties, trying the middle, we need to pretend he fits in, but bipartisan leadership. it does not change the And Charlie can do fact that Charlie Baker that,” Sweeney said. “I has very little in com- look at people who are mon with the working stalwart Democrats and families of Dorchester,” they’re coming and say- said Rep. Cullinane, who ing that they’re behind once worked in Coakley’s him. There’s a change in attorney general office the air.” and now serves as her Sweeney predicted campaign’s statewide that that change will be labor chair. “I know a felt not just in Dorches- lot of nice guys who are ter, but in cities across great to share a laugh the state. “Charlie did and a beer with, but

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O’Malley were born and raised, Two reporters posed questions he is a celebrity of historic to Walsh in the Irish language, importance, a modern-day which he then translated for chieftain with a deeply per- the benefit of the non-Irish sonal connection to thousands speakers in the room. of people, most of whom still The mayor described Shan- speak Irish as their primary non Airport as a special place language. The Gaeltacht, as in his personal history. “This that Irish-speaking region is is the very spot where my fam- called here, is most certainly ily’s American journey began,” Marty Walsh country. he said, recalling that his late It may have tested the father John emigrated from patience of his security team at Galway to England and then times, but the mayor himself Boston in 1956. His mother has cheerfully accommodated flew from Shannon in 1959 to every request. “It’s such a big begin a life in Boston. thing for everyone in both Later, after a breakfast with v i l l a g e s . business and political leaders T h e y ’ r e from the west, Walsh greeted a More than a dozen Irish mayors of cities, towns and counties Greeted Boston’s Mayor upon just super large group of well-wishers in his arrival at Shannon reception hall. Later that morning, Walsh gave remarks to a breakfast excited, es- the outer terminal of Shannon gathering of business and political leaders from the West of Ireland pecially the and gave interviews to Irish kids who radio alongside his uncle, have seen Peter O’Malley, a native of the news in Connemara who also lives in the papers Dorchester. He listened as the and on the national Irish radio station, r a d i o . I RTE, played a song about At breakfast at think they Walsh recorded by a group Shannon Air- view it as of schoolchildren from his fa- port, the Mayor a chance ther’s town, Carna. The school met Colleen Mc- t o m e e t kids won a contest sponsored Ghee, a Dorches- somebody by the station, which had ter student now enrolled at the famous. I asked Irish-language schools airport’s Shan- don’t think to create a song in the mayor’s non School of of myself honor. Hotel Manage- as someone On Sunday, Walsh attended ment. f a m o u s , a morning Mass at St. Mary’s but they Church in Carna, the village do. And even some of the where his father was born and adults, they know the family raised. Following the Mass, and my uncles all these years. the mayor and his mother They’re overwhelmed.” took photos with scores of Said Walsh: “I was born in St. relatives and friends outside Margaret’s Hospital. My home of the church and in front is Dorchester, Massachusetts. of Geraghty’s store on the But I am also from Rosmuc Carna road. A car loaded with and Carna in Connemara. American tourists happened Clifden - Marty Walsh outside Walsh’s Bakery and Cafe in Clifden. Joan and Cathal Walsh It was the theme he carried by, stopped, and two women— (no relation) outside the shop in the centre of Clifden in Connemara, Co. Galway. throughout his public remarks Kathy O’Leary and Mary in the region: The people here Goode— jumped out to greet claim Marty as their own, and the mayor and take photos. vice-versa. Goode, a schoolteacher, had The mayor began his 10- met Walsh before when he day visit by boarding a fully visited her former school, loaded Aer Lingus Airbus, Dorchester Youth Academy that departed Boston around in Fields Corner. “He was one 7:30 p.m Boston time last of our biggest supporters,” Thursday and arrived at recalled Goode, who lives in Shannon at 5:25 a.m. Irish Scituate. “He would give out time, about 40 minutes ahead his phone number to all the of schedule. Walsh, who flew kids and tell them to ‘call me in coach alongside Lorrie, was if you ever need anything.’ “ greeted in the terminal by his On Monday, the mayor made mother Mary, who had flown official visits to government to Ireland the week before to offices, including the County make preparations for her Council and the Galway City son’s trip. Council, where Mayor Donal A bus load of Connemara Lyons, a Galway councillor, neighbors — who woke up presented Walsh with a paint- at 3 a.m. to make the trip to ing followed by the mayor Shannon— were on hand to presenting his counterpart greet Walsh as he made his with a Paul Revere Bowl. The way through the terminal. At mayor took photos with the Mayor Martin Walsh unveiled a stone marker at the site of a planned Emigrant Commemo- the airport, officials hailed council members, including rative Centre in Carna, Co. Galway. Máirtín Ó Catháin, the chairperson of the committee Walsh’s visit as the latest boost Councillor Terry O’Flaherty, planning the centre, is shown at left. Bill Forry photos for the west coast of Ireland— who has served as mayor of and for the airport itself, Galway for two terms. mayor of Boston and the fact when they do look to expand, went to press— to visit Done- which had suffered a five-year In between meetings, Walsh that there’s a tie to Ireland, it’s Boston should be a natural gal before crossing the border period of decline in the midst made a quick visit to Shop even more so. Today was one first step.” into Northern Ireland for stops of a national recession. Flights Street in Galway’s city center, of the days we started talking On Tuesday, Walsh criss- in Derry and Belfast, where have been scaled back as a where he was quickly recog- business and the similarities crossed Connemara, visiting he will cement a sister-city result, but are now trending nized by locals and American between Boston and Galway six primary and secondary agreement and address the back up thanks in large part tourists alike and where, the are clear. Galway’s agenda is schools in the region before Belfast City Council and to renewed daily flights from mayor recalled, “There was a life sciences, biotech, incuba- returning to the Carna to tour the headquarters of the Boston and New York. The little kid walking by and he tor start-ups and that’s our help lay a foundation stone Boston-based company Lib- mayor deliberately chose to fly said to his mate, ‘Hey, that’s as well. The construction for a planned Emigrant Com- erty Mutual. He will next go on in and out of Shannon — and the mayor of Boston.’ The other industry here is similar to memoration Centre to be built to Dublin, where is scheduled not Dublin— on this trip. little kid says, “What’s up, home, although we’re doing with his help. Later, he spoke to appear in a live interview on “It sends a huge message Marty?” like I’m in Dorchester. a lot better in Boston with to a cheering crowd of nearly “The Saturday Night Show,” a about the strength of Shannon It was pretty funny.” construction, but really the 500 people at the Connemara nationally televised program and the region,” said Rose Later, Walsh, in speaking cities are very similar. There’s Boxing Club near Casla. with a large viewership. Hynes, president of Shannon to the Reporter, said, “It’s real opportunity here for us to Walsh left Galway on He will return to Boston on Airport. “And he lives that amazing the interest in the cultivate business here and Wednesday— as the Reporter Monday morning. September 25, 2014 The Reporter Page 7 Office of the State Treasurer and Receiver General - Unclaimed Property Division

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More than a citywide showcase and half of the events are Adams Street Branch two Dot-based cultural free, and many of the paid Thursday, September 25, 3:30 p.m. – Homework organizations will be events are very afford- Help. Monday, September 29, 3:30 p.m. – Home- pairing off with two of ably priced at $5 – $20. work Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. Tuesday, Dorchester’s finer eater- A r t W e e k B o s t o n September 30, 10:30 a.m. – Preschool Reading ies to welcome everyone i n c o r p o r a t e s s o m e Readiness Story Time; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. in greater Boston to longer-running autumn Fiddlehead Theatre Company will present a free Wednesday, October 1, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; sample the cultural and traditions like the 14th performance of “Unexpected Cabaret” as part of 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help; 6:30 p.m. – Pajama culinary delights of our edition of the Berklee ArtWeek Boston on Sun., Sept. 28, from 2 p.m. to 4 Story Time. Thursday, October 2, 3:30 p.m. – neck of the woods. BeanTown Jazz Festival p.m. at the Strand Theatre. The show will feature Homework Help; 4:30 p.m. – LEGOs Builders Club. The twice-yearly Art- (BBJF). Billed as “Bos- professional actors from the company’s upcoming Codman Square Branch Week is presented by ton’s biggest block party,” production of AIDA, plus community members who Thursday, September 25, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Highland Street Founda- this free outdoor event will take the stage alongside for their time in the Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. Friday, takes place this Saturday spotlight. Free and open to the public. tion, produced by Citi Photo Courtesy of Fiddlehead Theatre Company/ September 26, 10:30 a.m. – Preschool Story Time; Performing Arts Center, (Sept. 27) from noon mattmckeephoto.com 11 a.m. – Preschool Films; 2 p.m. – Babies and Books. and supported by Art- to 6 p.m. on Columbus Monday, September 29, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Place America. Last fall’s Avenue between Mass. from Mattapan (Ashley rhythms and melodies. Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. Tuesday, initiative involved more Ave. and Burke Street. Villard, Mykhel Scott, At the Conservatory Lab September 30, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. than 60 organizations BBJF attendance swells and Christoff Glaude). every student receives Wednesday, October 1, 3:30 p.m. – Homework and partnerships that to as many as 70,000 en- Glaude, a student at Bos- approximately three Help. Thursday, October 2, 3:30 p.m. – Homework spanned 11 neighbor- joying jazz, Latin, blues, ton Arts Academy and hours of musical training Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. hoods. This fall the ante and groove acts music bassist at Wally’s Café, a day along with a rigor- Fields Corner Branch has been upped to 130 on three stages, great was the 2014 winner of ous academic curriculum. Thursday, September 25, 3:30 p.m. – Homework organizations spreading eats, and general party the Natixis Scholarship The school has recently Help. Friday, September 26, 10:30 a.m. – Lapsit art in 27 communities. atmosphere stretching Award. moved its second through Story Time; 3:30 p.m. – Woodworking Class for ArtWeek again will six blocks in the South Meanwhile, closer to eighth grades to 2120 Youth. Saturday, September 27, 10 a.m. – School bring a full array of End. home, fine music and fine Dot Ave., just doors away Enrichment for Families. Monday, September artistic and creative Local residents in the dining are on the menu: from the new Lower Mills 29, 10:30 a.m. – Computers for Beginners, Week 4; experiences designed Berklee City Music Big • “Tapas and Toe hotspot ester at 2261 Dot 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4:30 p.m. – Resume to involve, invigorate, Band Ensemble perform- Tapping” will feature Ave. The concert will Workshop. Tuesday, September 30, 3:30 p.m. – and ignite imaginations ing at high noon include students from Conserva- take place in the large, Homework Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help; 6:30 and interaction with one from Dorchester (Des- tory Lab Charter School relaxing outdoor patio at p.m. – Hatha Yoga Class. Wednesday, October audiences. Events will be mond Hankins) and three playing a musical medley, ester. (Sept. 28, 2 p.m. to 1, 10:30 a.m. – Preschool Films and Fun; 3:30 covering a wide range of 4 p.m.; $15) p.m. – Homework Help. Thursday, October 2, 3:30 • “Unexpected Caba- p.m. – Homework Help. ret” spotlights the profes- Grove Hall Branch sional actors from Fiddle- Thursday, September 25, 4 p.m. – BTU Homework head Theatre Company Help; 6 p.m. – Boston Strong? Reception and Com- Phillips who next month will munity Discussion. Friday, September 26, 10:30 debut in the Elton John/ a.m. – Preschool Stories and Crafts; 3 p.m. – After Tim Rice version of “Aida” School Movie. Monday, September 29, 3:30 p.m. at the Strand teamed – Homework Help. Tuesday, September 30, 10:30 with talented student a.m. – Little Wigglers Stories and Songs About Art. Candy and amateur singers. Wednesday, October 1, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. • The free show and Thursday, October 2, 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. after-party at the Strand Lower Mills Branch ignite with Performer/ Thursday, September 25, 1 p.m. – Drop In Firefighter/Dorchester Computer; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4 p.m. – BTU House resident Dwaine Devon- Homework Help. Friday, September 26, 10:30 ish-Daye rocking with a.m. – Disney Films; 1 p.m. – Hepburn and Tracy Film his father, who is also a Series: Without Love. Monday, September 29, 3:30 fireman. p.m. – Homework Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Turtles are on special for the month of September, • Performer Ta’Nika Help; 5:30 p.m. – Feature Movie: The Lego Movie. only $21.20 per pound. Caramel apples will be avail- Gibson [Fiddlehead Tuesday, September 30, 10:30 a.m. – Story Time; “Aida” Star] and Boston 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Wednesday, October 1, able in September. Also patriot-themed gift items Public School teacher 10:30 a.m. – Circle Time; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Jason Jordan will sing Thursday, October 2, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; as well as chocolate football. Include some foil and dance together 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help; 6:30 p.m. – Romance • Performers Gene & Mystery Book Club. wrapped chocolate leaves to round out the assort- Da nt e [ F i d d l e he a d Mattapan Branch ment. The box is an 8 oz. assortment for the fall. “Aida” Star] and Shana Thursday, September 25, 3:30 p.m. – Drop-In Derik will perform the Craft; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4 p.m. – BTU song “Bosom Buddies” Homework Help. Friday, September 26, 10:30 a.m. from Mame – Preschool Story and Craft Time; 2:30 p.m. – Friday • Performers Sarah Films. Saturday, September 27, 10 a.m. – Seed Flanagan, Becky Bass, Saving Workshop; 2:30 p.m. – Saturday Family Movie Terrell Foster-James, Matinee. Monday, September 29, 10:30 a.m. – Tod- and Boston Public School dler Films; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help.Tuesday, teacher Deejay Robinson September 30, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4 will perform a musical p.m. – BTU Homework Help.Wednesday, October theatre quartet 1, 3:30 p.m. – Future City; 3:30 p.m. – Homework • An audience sing- Help.Thursday, October 2, 3:30 p.m. – Homework along includes “Under Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help; 6:30 p.m. – Fall the Sea” from “The Little Yoga Series: Yoga Basics. Mermaid” with steel Uphams Corner Branch drum accompaniment Thursday, September 25, 3:30 p.m. – Homework and Boston favorite Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help; 4:30 p.m. 818 Morrissey Boulevard, Boston (Dorchester), MA “Sweet Caroline” – General Information About Alzheimer’s; 4:30 617-282-2090 • Dessert reception p.m. – Johnny Appleseed Yarn Craft. Monday, provided by Chef Chris September 29, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. www.phillipschocolate.com Douglas of Dorchester’s Tuesday, September 30, 10:30 a.m. – Reading Tavolo and Ashmont Readiness Story Time; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; Grill. 4 p.m. – Lego Builders. Wednesday, October 1, 11 The full schedule of a.m. – Baby Story Time: Mother Goose on the Loose; Fall ArtWeek offerings 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Thursday, October 2, is available at artweek- 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework boston.org. Help; 4:30 p.m. – Fiber Arts Class for Youth. September 25, 2014 The Reporter Page 9 Marr scholarships are awarded to 110 in Catholic schools One hundred and Quincy; Sacred Heart ten students attend- School, Roslindale; Saint ing thirteen Catholic Agatha School, Milton; secondary schools and Saint Brendan School, nine Catholic elemen- Dorchester; Saint John tary schools have been Paul II Catholic Acad- awarded scholarships emy, Dorchester and from the Daniel F. Mattapan; Saint Mary Marr, Jr. Scholarship of the Hills School, Endowment Fund of the Milton; Saint Patrick Catholic Community School, Roxbury; Saint Fund of the Archdiocese Pius V School, Lynn; and of Boston. South Boston Catholic The scholarship pro- Academy, South Boston. gram, established in The 47 secondary 1992 with a bequest school students receiv- from the estate of the ing scholarships at- late Daniel F. Marr, Jr. tend the following high provides scholarship schools: Archbishop support for tuition as- Williams High School, sistance for students to Braintree; Boston attend Catholic schools College High School, in the Archdiocese of Boston; Cathedral High Boston. Preference School, Boston; Catholic is given to students Memorial School, West who are members of Roxbury; Cristo Rey the Colonel Daniel F. Boston High School, Marr Boys and Girls Dorchester; Eliza- Clubs of Dorchester, beth Seton Academy, which was founded by Dorchester; Fontbonne Volunteers dug in at The Food Project at West Cottage Farm, 40 West Cottage Street, Dorchester, last Daniel F. Marr, Jr. and A c a d e m y , M i l t o n ; Wednesday as participants in the annual company-wide Service Day sponsored by Blue Cross Blue his brother, Robert L. Matignon High School, Shield of Massachusetts. More than 3,200 employees volunteered for one day at 45 different community sites across the state—including 20 in Boston. Marr, in memory of Cambridge; Mount their father, Colonel Alvernia High School, Mattapan resident Daniel F. Marr. Since its Newton; Notre Dame and Brimmer and May inception, nearly 1,400 Academy, Hingham; student Genevieve scholarships have been Saint Joseph Prepara- Lefevre elected as a awarded from this fund, tory High School, Brigh- Senior Class Represen- totaling $918,500. ton; Ursuline Academy, tative for At a scholarship Dedham; and Xaverian the Upper awards ceremony held Brothers High School, S c h o o l on Sept. 17th at the Westwood. Senate. Boys and Girls Clubs Pat Bartram, ex- Lefevre of Dorchester, Robert L. ecutive director of the is a mem- Marr said, “Establishing Catholic Community ber of the the Marr scholarships in Fund, said, “We are so S c h o o l ’ s memory of my brother grateful to the late Mr. Creative Arts Diploma Dan was by far the best Marr, Bob Marr, and the Program (CAP). thing we’ve ever done at entire Marr family for In CAP, students the Boys and Girls Club. their generosity which is follow a concentrated Studies confirm what we helping to make Catho- program of study in a par- know to be true—that­ lic education possible for ticular art form. Through a Catholic education so many.” additional coursework provides tremendous The Catholic school and co-curricular experi- benefits for students, system is the largest and ences, students also gain especially those growing oldest private educator exposure to a wide range up in urban areas. The of children in the US, of issues and opportuni- results of this program annually educating two ties that professional have been phenomenal, million students nation- artists face. and it makes me very ally. More than 40,000 Lefevre is the daughter proud to know that children are educated of Elizabeth Lefevre. these students are in Catholic schools in Brimmer and May is a VietAID held its third annual My Gala to celebrate its 20th anniversary on changing the face of the archdiocese of Bos- Pre-K-12, coeducational, Sat., Sept. 13. More than 400 people attended the event at IBEW Local 103 Catholic education.” ton, an annual benefit independent day school and raised $90,000 for early education and youth programs. VietAID honored The 63 elementary to taxpayers of some Ambassador and Former Mayor Ray Flynn and the Harvard university’s which serves a student Boston Refugee Youth Enrichment Program. Ms. Quynh Dang, one of Viet- school students receiv- $580 million annually, body from over fifty-one AID’s founders, was honored as well, above. Pictured l-r, are: Charlotte Golar ing Marr Scholarships according to church communities in Greater Richie, Kim Thai, Esq., Nam Pham, VietAID Executive Director, Quynh Dang, are enrolled at: Quincy officials. Boston and twelve for- VietAID Co-Founder & 2014 Visionary Leader Award recipient, William G. Catholic Academy, eign countries. Gross, Boston Police Department, and James P. Collins III. Bubbles’s Birthdays and Special Occasions By Barbara McDonough Johnny Mathis, 79 on Sept. 30; and Julie Andrews, Benjamin Harris published the first American 79 on Oct. 1. newspaper, Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Those celebrating their birthdays are Terry Domestic, in Boston, on Sept. 25, 1690. Balboa Guilfoy, Ch. 5’s Mike Lynch, Jean Every, Maribeth reached the Pacific Ocean on Sept. 25, 1513. The Dierner, Barry Swain, Anthony Datish, Brendan observance of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Holloran, Margie (Harrington) Garity, Brian Kelly, Year, began last evening and ends tomorrow Jennifer (Vibert) Westerman, Marilyn Gaffey, and evening. Bill Clinton visited the Eire Pub on Sept. Jake Lloyd. 25, 1992. The first televised presidential debate took Also observing their birthdays are Marie Joyce, place on Sept. 26, 1960. It was between candidates Ruth Thayer, Richard McKinnon, Bob Astrella, John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. (Howard K. Eileen Norton, Julia (Downey) Greene, Tommy Smith was moderator.) “Hawaii Five-O” began on Swain, Tommy Kelly, Pat Gillen, Conor Gillespie, Sept. 26, 1968. Saturday, Sept. 27, is the Feast Alexander Condon, Michelle Wynne, Vincent Day of St. Vincent De Paul, the patron saint of Bolger, Bill Leary, Dolores Miller, and Bill and charitable organizations. The “Tonight Show” Pope John Paul II came to rainy Boston on Oct. Joe Blasi (the same day). Gerry (“Capt. Parker’s”) began airing on Sept. 27, 60 years ago; Steve Allen 1, 1979, and celebrated Mass on Boston Common. Manning is observing a special birthday this week. was the first host. So is Jim Collins. Also celebrating special birthdays The Veterans of Foreign Wars (the VFW) was 30, 30 years ago. Henry Ford introduced the Model are Liam Carleton, Anne Marie Fortey, and Robin established on Sept. 29, 1899. Babe Ruth’s last T Ford on Oct. 1, 1908. “Remington Steele,” with Gaffney. game as a Yankee was played on Sept. 30, 1934. Pierce Brosnan (sigh), began airing on Oct. 1, 1982. Those celebrating their anniversaries are Joe Tuesday, Sept. 30, is the feast day of St. Jerome, Celebrities having birthdays are: Will Smith, 46 and Carol Chaisson and Paul and Marie Costello. the patron saint of scholars and librarians. The first on Sept. 25; Barbara Walters, 83 on Sept. 25; Olivia Very special good wishes are sent to Pat and Ann section of the Gutenberg Bible was published on Newton-John, 66 on Sept. 26; Bryant Gumbel, Tumilty, who will be married 60 years on Sept. 25! Sept. 30, 1452. “Murder She Wrote” began on Sept. 66 on Sept. 29; Jerry Lee Lewis, 79 on Sept. 29; Page 10 THE Reporter September 25, 2014 Editorial THE GLORIOUS THREE-DECKER

St. Ambrose has By James Hobin Special to the Reporter The three-decker is like a kept the faith snowflake; there are no two that For the better part of the 20th century, Dorchester are exactly the same. To the un- and Mattapan had a strong identification as a Roman trained eye, all three-deckers may Catholic enclave. At the beginning of the Civil War, look similar, but we in Dorchester there were no Catholic churches in the town of know that each one is different Dorchester. But from 1850 to 1870, the population in its own special way. The swelled by more than 50 percent, and in 1863 St. view down a three-decker lined Gregory Parish was formed in Lower Mills to serve Dorchester street the growing number of Catholics in the town. is pretty much the By 1929, another ten Catholic parishes had been same today as it formed, as an influx of immigrants from Ireland and was 100 years ago, Italy swelled our town’s population to more than the pillars of the 200,000. By mid-century, Dorchester/Mattapan was front porches lined said to be the second most populous neighborhood in up like a row of the city; indeed, it was considered the second largest columns in a Greek temple. metropolitan center in the state. A closer look reveals the variety Today, even as the archdiocese of Boston undergoes within the pattern. The columns a reconfiguration, and a smaller congregation popula- are square, round, fluted, ta- tion leads to consolidations and even closures, many pered, truncated, or elongated, of these historic parishes remain intact. One of them, and topped with capitals, Doric, St. Ambrose, which was founded in December 1914 Ionic, or Corinthian. The porch to serve the flock in and around Fields Corner, is railings at each house might going to observe its 100th anniversary next month. have a different geometric design According to an updated parish history, the area centered in the balusters. And for the new parish of a century ago was taken from behind the porches, the house the southeastern part of St. Peter Parish and the fronts are single bay, double bay, church was sited on a 36,000-square-foot lot of land or flat. at Adams and Dickens streets in a neighborhood once Another key feature is the known as Dalrymple Junction and later re-named roofline, most often a thick soffit Fields Corner after a general store in the area once with frieze board and dentals. operated by two brothers, Isaac and Enos Field. Their Sometimes the roof has a false store is now the site of a Store 24. pediment, mansard, or cone- The first parish mass was celebrated Dec. 20, 1914 shaped gable. There is all variety in the Park Theatre at the corner of Dorchester Av- of plinths, lintels, window trim, enue and Park Street. It took some ten years to design corner boards, casings and shingle and build the church, and when it was dedicated in treatment. The major vocabulary November 1924, with seating for 1,400, “the church for ornament on three-deckers struck many as another Notre Dame Cathedral [in ranges from the Classic to High Paris] with its twin towers. That church building Order Queen Anne. was destroyed by fire in January 1984. The church However three-deckers may was re-designed with a seating capacity of 450, with vary, there is one thing that they a groundbreaking ceremony in October 1985. Father Dan Finn, the longtime pastor of St. Mark all have in common, and that is Parish who now doubles as pastor of St. Ambrose, people. Think of the humanity told the Reporter this week that the centennial will that has come and gone through take place on Sun., Oct. 5, with an 11 o’clock Mass, Dorchester three-deckers since followed by celebratory meal at 1 p.m. meal at the they were introduced to the IBEW hall on Freeport Street. neighborhood in the 1870s. It is Fr. Finn has worked with parish staff and parish- impossible to know the number Image created by James Hobin ioners to produce a commemorative booklet about of immigrant families who set up house in a three-decker as the history of St. Ambrose. The keepsake edition, is a real old-fashioned lath and tion, one level is built at a time, to be distributed at the celebration, features a brief they struggled to achieve the American dream. plaster affair, with every piece of with the floor joists set on top of history, and some 22 personal stories told by members wood, inside and out, cut by hand the wall studs for each level. of the parish’s diverse community – priests and Originally built to accommo- date the immigrant population and fit with care. Building a three- These houses are freestanding sisters who worked there, natives of the Dominican decker was labor intensive, and structures that allow for window Republic, Ireland, Vietnam and other nationalities flooding into Boston during the mid-to-late nineteenth century, the new immigrant population openings to be cut into the who currently worship there. provided developers with a source sidewalls. This was an improve- Fr. Finn writes: “I express our grateful appreciation the three-decker was coldwater- of workers that was inexpensive ment on the shared sidewalls of for the wonderful manifestations of God’s abundant flat housing for the Irish and and practically limitless. early tenement houses, where blessings we have experienced in and through the other newcomers, primarily Three-deckers were built for every apartment had only a few parishioners during the first 100 years the life and from Europe. Today, all corners times of our parish community. of the globe are represented and economy and developers would windows in the front and back. “Countless dedicated parishioners, religious sisters, people from Vietnam and Cape do an entire area and then move The average three-decker has dedicated priests have ministered tirelessly to build Verde to the Dominican Republic on until Dorchester’s streets about 50 windows that open in St. Ambrose’s vibrant community of faith, hope and now reside here and inhabit the were packed with them. Some the summer to create a cross love in the heart of Dorchester. houses. Another new group is the neighborhoods were zoned this ventilation through the rooms; “Today St. Ambrose is home to people of many na- professional class, whose mem- way, and with a minimum lot they also bring warmth and tions primarily from Dominican Republic, Guatemala, bers enjoy the close proximity of requirement of 5,000 square feet, sunlight, and chilly winter drafts. Honduras, Ireland, and Vietnam. Their energy and Dorchester to downtown Boston. the three-decker was allowed, Some three-deckers are spaced devotion along with our long time American-born Dorchester was once exclusively as of right, to be built without very closely together, which can parishioners light up our parish and keep the flame of blue collar, but now it has many zoning relief. In a registry of make for awkward situations. As, faith burning brightly in our hearts and community. residents who are making lots properties now being compiled, for instance, when the bedroom But in a larger sense, though we are many, we are of money. early estimates show that there window of one house is placed one in Christ who is the light of the world.” Most immigrant families had are approximately 26, 500 three- directly opposite the kitchen – Ed Forry come from small houses and cot- deckers throughout the city of window of another, in which case tages with only a couple of rooms. Boston. a man may rise from bed and In their new three-decker home, The typical three-decker comes throw open the window to greet each floor had a sprawling layout with a few basic floor plans. the morning sun, only to find his The Reporter of five and six rooms, designed Hallways are single-loaded, next-door neighbors sitting at “The News & Values Around the Neighborhood” this way because the Irish and with the rooms off one side; or their kitchen table, munching A publication of Boston Neighborhood News Inc. Italian immigrants tended to double-loaded, the so-called Corn Flakes. 150 Mt. Vernon St., Suite 120, Dorchester, MA 02125 have large families. Nowadays, railroad apartment, where the Back in the day, every three- Worldwide at dotnews.com for some people, especially those hallway runs down the middle decker dining room had its own like a freight train. There are stained glass window, and along Mary Casey Forry, Publisher (1983-2004) who grew up in suburban single- William P. Forry, Publisher/Editor family homes, the concept behind some plans where there are no the sidewalk, a well-tended privet Edward W. Forry, Associate Publisher the three-decker is difficult to hallways at all, and the circula- hedge framed the steps of the front Thomas F. Mulvoy, Jr., Associate Editor grasp. How could one house tion path crosses almost every porch, where a nearby rose bush Barbara Langis, Production Manager contain three different homes? room. In the oldest buildings, was ubiquitous. In the future, the Jack Conboy, Advertising Manager There is something pleasing the bathrooms are located on the Dorchester three-decker will be News Room Phone: 617-436-1222, ext. 17 landings at the back stairway. prized more than ever, and city Advertising: 617-436-2217 E-mail: [email protected] about the scale of a three-decker: The Reporter is not liable for errors appearing in Its proportions relate to the pe- The standard-size footprint of dwellers will continue to cherish advertisements beyond the cost of the space occupied by the error. destrian on the street, yet inside a three-decker is 20 feet by 40 it as the perfect place to live – if The right is reserved by The Reporter to edit, reject, feet. The rough framing is done in only the people upstairs wouldn’t or cut any copy without notice. there is privacy, with bedrooms placed at opposite corners and two ways. In balloon framing, the stomp around so much. Member: Dorchester Board of Trade, Mattapan Board of Trade studs that make the walls extend Next Issue: Thursday, October 2, 2014 separated by common areas. from the foundation to the roof, With special thanks to Buddy Next week’s Deadline:Monday, September 29, at 4 p.m. And there is the notable scale of workmanship; the triple-decker with the floor joists suspended in Christopher. Published weekly on Thursday mornings the middle. In platform construc- All contents © Copyright 2014 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. is a totally handmade object. It September 25, 2014 The Reporter Page 11 Showcasing the best of Ireland iFest Boston at World Trade Center this weekend Reporter Staff is predicted to attract classes, all led by mem- Junk Kouture. Visitors iFest Boston, a first of more than 40,000 visi- bers of the Riverdance with a burning desire to its kind original festival tors of all ages who will Irish Dance Troupe. explore their Irish roots of contemporary Ireland, experience an insider’s • Food and drink: can indulge in master has a jam-packed itiner- all-access view into the Celebrate the taste of classes from the geneal- ary for its inaugural lives and work of some of contemporary Irish cui- ogy expert and author event, which takes place the most prestigious and sine with top Irish and John Grenham of “Who this weekend on the honored Irish personali- American chefs, exqui- Do You Think You Are?” South Boston waterfront ties while celebrating the site native ingredients, on the TLC network. at the Seaport World rich history of the island and artisan products. A scintillating docu- Trade Center. nation. In Commonwealth Hall, mentary called “Ireland “We are doing a big “At a very practical a Chef Demonstration Through the TV Lens” promotion with a ‘Buy economic level, iFest is Theatre will provide an will also be featured from One Get One Free’ and a great opportunity for intimate setting where RTÉ, Ireland’s national family ticket for $60,” Irish and Massachusetts Irish and Bostonian chefs, television and radio iFest organizer Rachel business to further our including Darina Allen, broadcaster. Athletes Kelly told the Reporter. strong business links, to Kevin Dundon, Cathal and sporting aficionados “We are delighted to promote small businesses Mayor Martin Walsh examines a graphic depicting Armstrong, Barbara will take great pleasure share this special ticket in the iFest Best of Boston his Irish lineage that was presented to him earlier Lynch, Ana Sortun, Lydia in a meet and greet with offer, to celebrate iFest feature, and to showcase this month by iFest organizer Rachel Kelly. Shire, and Ming Tsai, sports stars of the GAA, coming to Seaport World the city’s great tourism, Ed Forry photo will demonstrate sophis- hitting a sliotar at the Trade Center. There is food, and hospitality of fun with rich cultural Rip Tide Movement”; ticated interpretations of hurling simulator, and limited availability, so offerings, alongside our experiences: the Damien Mullane Ireland’s traditional fare. watching iconic matches. don’t miss out.” unique culture, and • Entertainment: Enjoy Trio, led by 27-year-old Festival-goers can also Opening with a trade Presenting the best of dynamic business, and today’s Irish sound with virtuoso accordionist enjoy a taste of an Irish preview on Friday (Sept. Irish culture through the community,” said Walsh. its blending of trends and Damien Mullane; and Seo tradition at the Bewley’s 26), iFest offers both a interactive iFest pillars “iFest is about refram- traditions, during per- Linn, an up-and-coming Boston Irish Tea Party, consumer and a business of food & drink, live en- ing Ireland through the formances on the main Trad performer whose an afternoon tea hosted dimension, promoting the tertainment, culture and extraordinary talent of iFest Festival Stage and Gaelic version of Avicii’s by Bewley’s Tea with Irish food and hospitality creativity, Irish roots, its people and celebrat- the Commonwealth Hall hit “Wake Me Up” took fresh-baked pastries sectors in conjunction sporting heritage, and ing our unique culture,” Stage. Each session will YouTube by storm. from top Boston pastry with the state agencies, tourism and hospital- said Kelly. “Ultimately, feature performances And the internation- chef Maura Kilpatrick and supporting exports, ity, the festival invites it is an engaging and from the following: Paddy ally celebrated Irish of Sofra. tourism, and direct in- attendees to immerse entertaining experience Moloney, founding mem- dance group Riverdance • The arts, sports: Avid vestment. The event is themselves in all things of Ireland highlighting ber of virtuoso folk Irish will perform a special readers will appreciate open to the public on Fri., Irish during three week- elements ranging from band “The Chieftains” showcase of their recent, the iFest literary salon Sept., 26, from 6 p.m. to end sessions. music and the arts to and musical ambassador acclaimed Heartbeat of which will feature up 11 p.m; on Sat., Sept. 27, Mayor Martin Walsh our renowned gastro to iFest; Jack L, one Home show with Paddy and coming Irish and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and endorsed iFest in a news culture and everything of Ireland’s best-loved Moloney. Festival-goers American authors, and from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.; conference last week at in between.” performers and a six- will have a chance to fashionistas will bask in and on Sun., Sept. 28, The Butcher Shop, mas- Each five-hour session time Platinum artist join in the fun during a showcase of costume de- from noon to 5 p.m. ter chef Barbara Lynch’s will feature the follow- known for his inventive special outdoor Ceilí (a sign from Emmy-Award Tickets can be pur- new eatery in the South ing events, designed to “baroque-and-roll”; Top social form of folk dance) winning Joan Bergin chased in advance at End. The Boston launch balance the Irish spirit Irish rock band “The and Irish dance master and fashion shows from ifestboston.com.

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Police District C-11 News Non-emergency line for seniors: 617-343-5649. The Party Line phone number, where you can report loud parties, is 617-343-5500, 24 hours/7 days per week. Police District B-3 News For info, call B-3’s Community Service Office at 617-343-4717. Ashmont-Adams Assoc. Meeting on the first Thursday of each month at the Plasterers’ Hall, 7 Fredericka St., at 7 p.m. Ashmont Hill Assoc. Meetings are generally held the last Thursday of the month. For info, see ashmonthill.org or call Message Line: 617-822-8178. Cedar Grove Civic Assoc. The monthly meeting, usually the second Tues. of the month, 7 p.m., in Fr. Lane Hall at St. Brendan’s Church. Info: [email protected] or 617- 825-1402. Clam Point Civic Assoc. The meetings are usually held on the second Monday of the month (unless it’s a holiday) at WORK, Inc. 25 Beach St., at the corner of Freeport St., across from the IBEW; on street parking available; at 6:30 p.m.- Info: clampoint.org. Codman Square Neighborhood Council The Codman Square Neighborhood Council meets the first Wed. of each month, 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the Jennifer Casagrande, Kerrie Blanchette, Lauren Kuhn, Josh Leeman, and Ed Luss are shown with the Great Hall of the Codman Sq. Health Center, 6 debris they collected from Tenean Beach during a September 11 clean-up in Savin Hill About 60 em- Norfolk St. Info: call 617-265-4189. ployees of Vertex Pharmaceuticals, a global biotech company headquartered at Fan Pier, joined Save Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Assoc. the Harbor/ Save the Bay for a cleanup at Tenean Beach and Malibu/Savin Hill Beach in Dorchester as Meetings the first Mon. of each month, 7 p.m., part of their annual day of service. The group removed debris, trimmed overgrown brush, and weeded at the Little House, 275 East Cottage St. For info: the land, pathways, and sidewalks that line the beaches. In total, they removed 2.5 truckloads of debris and brush from the two beaches with the help of the Department of Conservation and Recreation and columbiasavinhillcivic.org. Save the Harbor/ Save the Bay staff. Cummins Valley Assoc. Cummins Valley Assoc., meeting at the Mattahunt Eastman-Elder Assoc. Freeport-Adams Assoc. Community Center, 100 Hebron St., Mattapan, on The association meets the third Thurs. of each The meetings will be held the second Wed. of the Mondays 6:30 p.m., for those living on and near month, 7 p.m., at the Upham’s Corner Health Center, month, 6:30 p.m., at the Fields Corner CDC office Cummins Highway. For info on dates, call 617-791- 636 Columbia Rd, across from the fire station. (the old Dist. 11 police station). 7359 or 617-202-1021. (Continued on page 16)

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I think that September is one of the loveliest and sat at an adjacent table. Then a woman whom months of the year. We are usually over the hottest we did not know sat in our vacant chair. Thanks months of the year. The cool weather gives me to our friend Tess, who writes the name tags, we energy to tackle housework that has fallen by the “Listen to September’s sweet song and learned that her name was Sister Kathy. I had a wayside in the heat. Dorchester Reporter with me so I gave it to her to *** revel in all life’s possibilities.” read since she didn’t know any of us. Last week, Hubby and I took off one day and went Victoria Magazine Then Father John McCarthy, our Irish chaplain, on our favorite autumn trip, to Mount Saint Mary’s began Mass. He told us that the world is a lonely Cistercian (Trappist) Abbey in the Sheldonville September, 1993 place for some. He also told us that at the next Irish section of Wrentham. We have been going there luncheon on Oct. 16, there would be an Anointing since our kids were little. Each year, we would seat Mass. Father John also announced that he had the three kids at the statue of Our Lady in front of heard that that day was my 80th birthday. Then the abbey. If I could find all the packs of photos of Christmas time. I decided, however, not to buy it. I he announced that a woman named Joan in the the kids through the years, we’d be able to watch would only wear it to Cousins Margie and Janet’s audience was 94 that day. Of course, we all sang them grow as we look at the pictures. For a while, Christmas Open House and then I would carefully “Happy Birthday” to her. Father also announced the statue was partially covered by bushes but now have to wash it and put it away till next Christmas. that Audrey was filling in as Senior Coordinator for the bushes are quite low so that the Blessed Mother Then our name was called to be seated in the the Irish Pastoral Centre until that position is filled. can be seen in all her glory. Hubby took my photo restaurant. Having eaten breakfast about 5 a.m., Then it was time to get in line for the food. We as I sat in front of the statue, and I took his. we lost no time in taking our seats. I know that watched as the ones who already had their food We then went down to the Big Apple Barn. There meat loaf is the special on Tuesdays so I barely walked by us. Their plates looked great: pot roast, is a huge tree in front of the barn so we took each looked at the menu. Hubby chose pot roast. The with mushroom gravy, roasted potatoes, corn and other’s photos there also. There were very few people restaurant also offers (diet) root beer in an icy mug, carrots mixed, a salad, and a roll. While we were there on this Tuesday morning. For many years, we which is so elegant. Because it was chilly, Hubby waiting to get our food, Sr. Kathy Green (“just like ended up going to the Big Apple on Sundays, when had hot decaf coffee. With our meals, we received the color”) and I began chatting. She knew Fr. George, Hubby and the kids were off from school. It is a two corn muffins and two (maybe baking-powder) our pastor, very well. She knew his brother, Fr. Bill. hubbub of activity on a fall Sunday. We went straight biscuits. I ate one biscuit and saved the corn muffin She knew Sr. Elizabeth, Louise Tardif, and Dorothy the back of the barn and found quite a few bags of for breakfast. I didn’t dare go back to the gift shop Harris. She was thrilled that Hubby and I were Fr. McIntosh apples. If I remember correctly, last year after we finished lunch or the red top would be in George’s parishioners. She said that she would be the Big Apple didn’t have any Macs picked the day a bag under my arm. We decided that we would go on the parish-fundraising cruise in October. Mary we went. This year, there was a barrel with apple back home without stopping at the Christmas Tree Shea, Peg Canty, and Carol Murphy wished Hubby discards, which were free for the taking. The ones Shop. We made it home before the school parents and me a “Happy Birthday” while we were standing offered were Macs and they were delicious. After we flooded our streets with cars. in the food line. So did all our pals from Keystone. picked up our bag, we looked around the barn and *** As soon as we finished our food, Kevin brought saw other fruits and veggies. The tomatoes were On Thursday, we picked up our pal Eileen Burke around a plate of small sweet treats for each table. beautiful but we already had tomatoes at home. We and took a lovely drive to the Irish Cultural Centre Ronnie went up and brought back a carafe of coffee almost bought some gorgeous peaches but we already in Canton. It was a little bit cool and the sun was for us. That was the last we saw of Tom and Barbara. had the apples, some clementines, and bananas at shining brightly. We were quite early because the Barbara had said to me, when she joined us, that home. I hadn’t seen the pie table before, but I dared traffic was light. We were horrified at the traffic she and Tom were hoping to dance, and dance they not go near it. I would be tempted to buy one. still going into Boston on the other side of the did. I think they danced all the dances except the As we left the Big Apple, we could almost hear the Expressway that morning. We discovered that the “Gay Gordon,” which was a little too strenuous for Cracker Barrel restaurant at the Wrentham Outlets pathway into the Centre had been paved, making the them. All of us agreed they looked terrific dancing. calling our names. It was early, about 11:30 a.m. ride in much smoother. Hubby was delighted that We also agreed that our pals Tess and Jim Collins We found a parking spot almost in front of the door. the parking area has been lined for parking cars. looked equally as good out on the dance floor. Traffic We spotted the array of rocking chairs outside the The area is much more orderly. Our friend Eileen home was pretty light so we made good time. We restaurant. We must remember to take our photos Collins had come in just before us with pals Carol, all said that we would be at the Oct. 16 luncheon sitting in a rocking chair now that we are both 80. Evie, and Phyllis. We found our usual table. There because it would be the Healing Mass. Both Hubby and I headed for the magnificent gift were quite a few Irish newspapers to read. We saw *** shop. Oh, if I only had a million dollars! There were that Mossie Coughlan was getting his music set up This past Saturday, I found a group of our friends Halloween items that were hilarious. They already for the afternoon. Soon the tables began to fill in. at the back of the church as Hubby and I entered. had out items for Thanksgiving and even some for Our Canton pal Kathleen, whom we haven’t seen Our pal Joan was there with a gift bag. She passed Christmas. They had Willow Tree figurines. We know for quite a few months, came over to greet us. She the bag to me and wished me a “Happy Birthday.” where the marked-down clothing racks are placed so explained that she was afraid that she would be in Inside the bag was the prettiest yellow begonia. I I headed for them. The store had lots of tiny clothing an accident so she gave up her driver’s license, at don’t think I have ever seen a yellow begonia. What on the racks but nothing for me. As I went to find age 90. We had seen Kathleen in Market Basket a a beautiful yellow (creamy)! I thank her for the plant the Willow Tree items, I saw the most beautiful red few months ago. Her town takes seniors to shop so and for Hubby’s astronomy book. top hanging nearby. How pretty that would be at she took advantage of the van provided. Tom and *** Barbara Cheney came in and since a couple of our The following is attributed to Oprah Winfrey: regular tablemates were absent, they were able to “Every single one of us has the power for greatness sit with us. Our usual pal Ronnie brought Mary because greatness is determined by service – to Carr with her this month. Our friend Rita came in yourself and others.”

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Keith Motley, PhD, UMass Boston Chancellor “It just made sense to John McLaughlin, president of the Dorchester-based Sullivan & McLaughlin us,” said McLaughlin, The 2014-2015 academic year has begun, and I whose grandfather, Companies, is pictured, left, with the company’s executive vice president John Hugh McLaughlin, was Rudicus. Bill Forry photo have been delighted to spend this month welcom- ing new and returning students to campus after the an Irish immigrant who specialized repairs and that Michael Monahan’s example. worked in maintaining installations for bank success and the success Whether SullyMac’s summer break. This year, we are getting to know St. Peter’s Church and ATM machines, for ex- of this company really ownership will extend the largest incoming freshman class in University lived on Meetinghouse ample— which allowed parallel one another. to a third generation of Massachusetts Boston history, with more than Hill where he raised his them to add more staff He’s been a progressive remains to be seen. family, including John’s 1,500 students. Our new undergraduate students and keep them employed and dynamic leader.” Rudicus and McLaugh- come from 27 states and 46 countries, including 125 dad. “Everyone you knew more often. SullyMac has plugged lin have six children and did business with “There was an ebb and into major clients like between them— none Chancellor’s Scholarship students. were here and we had so flow to the work and we Fenway Park — and of them old enough yet It’s fitting that the Class of 2018 break re- many of our employees noticed that half of the became a more well- to be employed there. cords—they are our milestone 50th entering from here.” guys would be out of known entity in the For now, the focus is on The company has class, joining us during the yearlong celebration work,” said Rubicus. “We public’s mind by sponsor- recruiting and keeping of our 50th anniversary. restored the old ship- said, ‘It doesn’t have to ing Friday Nights at top-notch talent among building factory into be that way.’” Fenway and a generous the union electricians. We’ve come a long way since those early days! primarily office space, McLaughlin and Ru- donor to the Jimmy “We developed that In 1964, we were merely a vision, an experiment in with some storage room dicus also forged better Fund. They also joined skill set and we do a higher education, a university with a few staunch set aside for equipment. relations with local labor an effort coordinated by fair amount of aptitude The company has added supporters and many more detractors and naysay- leaders, a primary one Local 103 to send electri- testing,” said Rudicus. ers. I am proud that today, it is difficult to imagine new space in recent years being Michael Monahan, cal workers to Haiti to McLaughlin, who is on nearby Tenean Street, longtime business agent help build that country’s a salesman, not an Greater Boston without its public research universi- buying a factory once at IBEW Local 103. In the first teaching hospital, a electrician, said the ty. And I’m proud to invite you to reconnect with the used to make Sunbeam early days of SullyMac, state-of-the-art 300-bed company still employs University of Massachusetts Boston on the occasion bread products. McLaughlin says, the facility that is now open the same philosophy Tag team members of our milestone anniversary. employees had resisted in Mirebalais. SullyMac that his father used to On October 7, we will host Campus on the Com- McLaughlin and Rudi- joining the local. But as also oversaw the design good effect. “He had 12 cus say that the firm’s years progressed— and of the solar panel array phenomenal employees mon, a celebration in which the University of Mas- growth and success – it the union president be- that is on the roof and and they all worked for sachusetts Boston will briefly return downtown to expects to bill in excess came enamored of John’s powers the entire build- John McLaughlin. It showcase the university on the Boston Common. of $150 million this father in particular— the ing. Volunteers from was a philosophy that I’ll kick off the Campus on the Common morn- fiscal year – has been a relationship softened. the company flew down stuck with us— that ing program by leading a procession from the State result of smart hires and These days, McLaughlin to Haiti and installed we’re going to trust you astute sales strategies. directly links the growth everything from light to do this.” House to the Boston Common for a ceremony that When John and his of SullyMac to the con- fixtures and ceiling fans. will include a special music program and remarks brother Hugh first came temporaneous expansion Closer to home, by dignitaries including Victoria Reggie Kennedy. to work with their dad LEGAL NOTICE of the union’s reputation SullyMac is plugging During the afternoon, we’ll welcome the public to a in 1991, there were only and membership. into the civic fabric of 12 full-time employees COMMONWEALTH OF series of discussions called Tent Talks, led by univer- “Mike Monahan was a Dorchester as well. The MASSACHUSETTS and half of them would fan of my dad and we built firm’s bucket trucks THE TRIAL COURT sity faculty members who will speak on topics that often be idle, depending PROBATE & FAMILY COURT a better relationship,” are frequently called SUFFOLK PROBATE & FAMILY COURT range from cancer research and politics to hip-hop on seasonal work in the 24 NEW CHARDON STREET said John. “The shift upon to assist in sea- BOSTON, MA 02114 and theater arts. field. They added a ser- in our attitudes started sonal decorations along Docket No. SU14P2203GD vice division— providing in the MATTER OF All Campus on the Common events are free that trend. I would say Dorchester Avenue, for WILLIE JOHNSON of DORCHESTER, MA and open to the public. I hope you will join us CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR to help us celebrate. For more information, visit APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON www.umb.edu/onthecommon. PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 RESPONDENT I also invite you to our annual Open House on Byrne & Alleged Incapacitated Person To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been filed Saturday, October 18. Parents and prospective stu- by DMH c/o Office of General Counsel of Westborough, MA in the above captioned dents are welcome to visit campus to learn about matter alleging that Willie Johnson is in need of a Guardian and requesting that our academic programs, our new facilities, and the DMH c/o Office of General Counsel of Drechsler, L.L.P. Westborough, MA (or some other suitable excellent education offered at an incredible value at person) be appointed as Guardian to serve on the bond. the University of Massachusetts Boston. Enrolled The petition asks the Court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that the appointment of a Guardian is neces- students, professors, administrators, staff members, Attorneys at Law sary, and that the proposed Guardian is appropriate. The petition is on file with this and I will be on hand to answer questions and dis- court and may contain a request for certain Eastern Harbor Office Park specific authority. cuss our experiences at the university. You have the right to object to this 50 Redfield Street, Neponset Circle proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or Open House is always a festive, high-energy day your attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the on campus. If you or someone in your household Dorchester, Massachusetts 02122 return date of 10/23/2014. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date by which are thinking about becoming a student, it’s not to be you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you fail to file www.umb.edu/openhouse the written appearance by the return date, missed. Visit to register. action may be taken in this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the For questions about Open House, please call REPRESENTING SERIOUSLY INJURED INDIVIDUALS written appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the 617.287.6000, or email [email protected]. specific facts and grounds of your objec- tion within 30 days after the return date. auto/motorcycle accidents, construction accidents, IMPORTANT NOTICE The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the above- workplace injuries, slip and fall accidents, defective products, named person’s right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make medical malpractice, head and burn injuries, this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at liquor liability and premises liability State expense. www.umb.edu Witness, Hon. Joan P. Armstrong, First Justice of this Court. Ann Marie Passanisi Register of Probate Telephone (617) 265-3900 • Telefax (617) 265-3627 Date: September 15, 2014 Published: September 25, 2014 Page 16 THE Reporter September 25, 2014 Neighborhood Notables

(Continued from page 12) Pope’s Hill Neighborhood Assoc. instructions every week for only $30. Call 617-296- Fields Corner Neighborhood Watch Neighborhood E-Mail Alert system; PHNA meet- 4012, X2093 for schedule. Diabetes support group For info, call 617-288-0818. ings, usually the fourth Wed. of the month at the (free), third Thurs. of every month, from 10:30 to Groom/Humphreys Neighborhood Leahy/Holloran Community Center at 7 p.m. The 11:30 a.m., Info: 617-506-4921. Additional support dates for the fall meetings are: all Wednesdays, groups at Carney: Family Support, Breast Cancer Assoc. Oct. 22 and a combined Nov./Dec, meeting on Dec. Support, Al-Anon, AA, and Overeaters Anonymous. The GHNA meets on the third Wed. of the month, 3. It is time to pay dues for 2014/2015, (increased Call Doctor Finder at 1-800-488-5959 to make 7 p.m., in the Kroc Salvation Army Community to $10 per family). Send $10 check to Membership reservations for the Senior Supper. Center, 650 Dudley St., Dor., 02125. For info, call Secretary, 4 Rowley St., Dor. 02122. Learn To Skate Lessons 857-891-1072 or [email protected]. Port Norfolk Civic Assoc. Learn-to skate lessons, for those 4 ½ yrs. through Hancock St. Civic Assoc. Meetings the third Thurs. of the month at the adulthood, are offered in Quincy and South Boston The next meeting, Thurs., Oct. 16 from 6:30 to 8 Port Norfolk Yacht Club, 7 p.m. Info: 617-825-5225. and other rinks. Wear figure or hockey skates for p.m. at the Pilgrim Church, 540 Columbia Rd, across beginner, intermediate, or advanced lessons, taught from the Strand Theatre. Info: hancockcivic@gmail. St. Mark’s Area Civic Assoc. Meetings held the last Tues. of the month in the by professional instructors. Registration is now com (new email address.) The following meeting is taking place. Call 781-890-8480 or visit online at: on Nov. 20 at the Pilgrim Church. lower hall of St. Mark’s Church, at 7 p.m. Info: stmarkscivic.com. baystateskatingschool.org. Hecla/Lyon/East Streets Watch Men of Boston Cook for Health Adams St. Library A new neighborhood watch, on Hecla, Lyon, and Become a member by sending dues to Friends of East Streets will meet at Sussi Auto Body Shop 79 Men of Boston Cook for Women’s Health, for the 17th time, on Thurs., Oct. 2, at 6 p.m., under the the Adams St. Library, c/o M. Cahill, 67 Oakton Freeport St., corner of Linden St., on a date TBA. Ave., Dorchester, 02122. Family membership is $5; All residents are invited to join. tent in front of the Codman Sq., Health Center. Dorchester Board of Trade individuals, $3; seniors, $1; businesses, $10; and Linden/Ellsworth/Leedsville lifetime, $50. RSVP to akaszanek@dorchesterboardoftradeMA. Watch com or Adrienne at 617-398-3268. The DBOT Codman Square Neighborhood For info, call 617-288-0818. welcomes new members; email the DBOT or call Council Lower Mills Civic Assoc. 617-398-DBOT. Visit the website for info: www. Codman Square Neighborhood Council meets the Dues for this year are now being collected. Please dorchesterboardoftrade.com. The mailing address first Wed. of each month, 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the Great bring bottles/ cans and any used sports equipment is DBOT, PO Box 020452, Dor. 02122. Meeting on Hall of the Codman Sq. Health Center, 6 Norfolk to the meeting for Officer Ruiz. See the web page: Thurs., Sept. 25, 5 to 7 p.m., at the Fields Corner St. Info: call 617-265-4189. dorchesterlowermills.org. Business Lab, fourth floor5 to 7 p.m. Parking on Bowdoin St. Health Center McCormack Civic Assoc. street. Call Adrienne for address and to accept at Peace Circle, where those affected by violence may Upham’s Corner Station Area Planning Open 617-398-3268. speak honestly, the second Tues. of each month, 6 House, at the Salvation Army Center, 650 Dudley Electronics Recycling/Paper to 8 p.m., sponsored by Beth Israel Deaconess Med. St. Meetings the third Tues. of the month at 7 p.m., Shredding Ctr, the BSHC, and the Louis Brown Peace Institute. in Blessed Mother Teresa Parish Hall. Tues., Oct. At UMass-Boston, Parking Lot D, on Sat., Oct. 25, Call Janet at 617-296-2075 for info. 21, at 7 p.m. UMass Boston Police will now join from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for electronics recycling and Irish Pastoral Centre the Boston and State Police at each meeting. Please paper shredding (limit of 10 boxes, no businesses) The IPC, located in St. Brendan Rectory, 15 Rita bring canned goods to the regular meetings for a High School Info Night Road, welcomes seniors to a coffee hour every Wed. local food bank. Info: Call 617-710-3793 or civic@ morning, from 10 a.m. to noon. There will be a mccormackcivic.com. Pope John Paul Catholic Academy will host High School Information Night, with 20 schools, on Thurs, speaker or activity each week. The Musical Memories Meetinghouse Hill Civic Assoc. Oct, 16, 6 to 7:30 p.m., in St. Gregory’s Auditorium. group meets every other Tues. evening from 5:30 to The meetings are held at 7 p.m., at First Parish Ronan Park 7 p.m. Suggested donation: $3 to $5 per session, with Church. For info, contact Megan Sonderegger. New refreshments served. Call the IPC at 617-265-5300. email address is: [email protected]. Meetings held from 6:30 to 8 p.m., at the Bowdoin St. Health Center. Irish Social Club Melville Park Assoc. Leaf and Yard Waste Collection The club is located at 119 Park St., West Roxbury. Clean-up of the MBTA Tunnel Cap (garden at Donation, usually $10. Call 617-327-7306 or 617 The autumn collection of yard waste and leaves Shawmut Station), the first Sat. of the month, from 549-9812 for tix. Fri., Oct. 3. Marian Curry, Direct will run from Oct. 13 to Nov. 28. Place in large paper 10 a.m. to noon. The meetings are held at 6 p.m., at from Ireland, admission, $20; Sun., Oct. 5, Wild leaf bags or in open barrels and place on the curb by the Epiphany School, 154 Centre St., Dor. Dues of Rovers; Fri., Oct. 10, Pub Night with Irish Whispa 7 a.m. on regular trash collection day. Tie branches $10pp are now being collected (free admission); Sat., Oct. 11, TR Dallas, Direct from (3 ft. long or less) with string. Do not put branches Ireland, admission $20; Sun., Oct. 12, Traditions; and Peabody Slope Assoc. in barrels. No plastic bags! The Peabody Slope Neighborhood Assoc.’s meet- Sun., Oct. 19, John Connors and the Irish Express. ings, the first Mon. of the month, at Dorchester Carney Hospital’s Programs A Breast-Cancer Support Group, the second Milton-Quincy Congregation Academy, 18 Croftland Ave., 7 p.m. For info: The new name: Congregation Beth Shalom of the Wednesday (only) of each month, 6:30 to 8 p.m. peabodyslope.org or 617-533-8123. Blue Hills. Worship services, in the Great Hall, 495 The Carney’s adult/child/infant CPR and First Aid: Canton Ave., Milton. The phone number is: 617- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 698-3394 or email: office@TempleShalomOnline. org for info. St. Ambrose Church (617) 436-8828 DAYS Please continue to say healing prayers for Sr. (617) 282-3469 Damian, who is now at Marian Manor. The parish will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its founding on Sun., October 5. Bishop Hennessey will celebrate DUFFY Steinbach’s Service the 11 a.m. Mass. The celebration will continue at the ROOFING CO., INC. 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The fact that Orioles Probably Raymond’s of the fans, or such few rookie Jack Fisher quite best work, it’s about the as chose to show up that certainly laid one in lamentable fade-away of memorable yet oddly there – fast, fat, straight, Terry Lennox, a breezy understated and misty and right over the middle though reckless hustler last day. of the plate – doubtless on who nonetheless remains It seemed to Updike the order of his manager, have the Derek Jeter most likeable. an urgent appeal for Paul Richards, the Kid’s sideshow to obscure their Baseball at the mo- mercy, a kind of cry old foe and deep admirer, deep-seated flaws. ment is in the final throes for redemption. It was never did matter a soup- So Jeter’s last game of another of its own as if there were some- con, nor did the fact that means absolutely noth- version of a long goodbye. thing they wanted the the old boy retired on the ing, as was the case It stars Derek Jeter, true Great Man to forgive spot rather than end the with Williams. But the son of the baseball gods or, perhaps, something season traveling with fans will care, and care whose generation-long they wished to give him his team one last time deeply. Even in Boston. glide through the travails Derek Jeter: There’s a particular poignancy about to remember them by. to New York for the final Maybe even especially in of a professional sport- his “Long Goodbye” ending in Boston. Watch and see! None of which anybody weekend, thus stiffing Boston, where on various ing life leave him near was able to precisely the Yankees who had occasions they’ve been mindlessly exalted and and into the fall collect- the ongoing phenomena define, let alone impart. planned their own nice known to make fools of thoroughly unscarred, ing “stuff,” all of it well- of this remarkable vic- But then Williams was farewell. Only Teddy themselves expressing but in the end no less on intended if little useful, tory lap and perhaps a much more compli- Ballgame could have childish loathing for all borrowed time, much as while taking bows and even justifies it as well. cated package than Jeter. gotten away with it. things Yankee. But never Terry Lennox was. fielding compliments in Some of the nicer mo- He barely endured a As luck would have for Jeter! He has always Scott Fitzgerald was exaggerated wave upon ments are coming in thinly muted ten-minute it, Jeter’s journey also enjoyed their willing wrong. There are second wave that at some point these last days; “nicer” so-called “retirement ends at Fenway Park. dispensation. acts in American life and must have become tire- because they are spon- ceremony” staged just His team, a mediocre One expects something sometimes even thirds some, presuming his ego taneous and unquestion- before the game at which hodge-podge of bruised notably dramatic. It may and fourths. But not in is of mortal dimension. ably genuine, given that he was given a fishing journeymen and un- not take the form of an sports, not when you Would he have cause to they’re springing from rod. Williams would have proven youth, will be overawed Boston hurler reach your late 30s or wonder, “How can all of the people who pay the tolerated the grandiose running out the string serving him a meatball early 40s and suddenly this be all about me?” freight and deem Jeter Jeter six-month farewell with considerable embar- that he might hit over there are no more games Bear in mind, we’re not someone from whom odyssey for about five rassment, while the Red the fence, nor is it likely to be played, hits to be talking about another they always got their bloody minutes. Sox, firmly settled in last Jeter, with his rapidly smote, hoops to be sunk, A-Rod here. money’s worth. These Thanks to Updike, the place, will have their col- diminishing 40-year-old cheering mobs to doff It’s inconceivable he are accolades tender Kid’s “adieu,” as it was lective eye and energies skills, could do that, even your cap to, or wave did it because he needed to behold as they pour headlined, has become on catching the next train with a batting-practice your stick at. There the “stuff,” most of which forth with an increasing the yardstick of this out of town. It has been cookie. The party is over, are athletes who’ve will doubtless end up intensity as the clock curious art form despite a drab season for both of and wise lad that he is, described reaching the in a minor museum in winds swiftly down. its quirkiness and utter these erstwhile “Beasts he knows it. end of the line as being Kalamazoo. Far more He gets standing ova- paucity of sentiment of the East,” and next But there’s a particular comparable to a kind likely is the notion that tions when he steps to and/or joy. It is, as every year the Red Sox should poignancy about his of death. That’s a bit he sensed duty and the on-deck circle or even New England schoolchild still be in the middle of “Long Goodbye” ending melodramatic, perhaps, actually finds in this bends over to pick up a knows, because with his their latest transition in Boston. Watch and see! but in the metaphorical parting a kind of sweet gum wrapper. Pop-ups positive genius for the while the Yankees won’t sense, perfectly true. sorrow. Not knowing the that he bloops into the And so we, the chorus man really, further prob- outfield are enough to in this arch, shrill, and ing his deepest motives bring patrons soaring A Feeling Like No Other eternal theater, are left gets silly so we’ll give him from their seats, hoping There is no feeling in this world that with the task of dispatch- the benefit of the doubt. for one of those fabled could possibly be any worse than ing the latest Siegfried in He has always seemed to farewell utterances of the feeling you get when you are told the custom to which, in have solid perspective. lore. Every swing sets off our richest imaginings, This much he can never thousands of cell phones, that your nineteen year old daughter he’s entitled. It can get be denied. Throughout their lights blinking all has ovarian cancer. It is indescribable sticky. The art of the this odd junket run- over the ballpark. In late actually. You start thinking how are fond farewell is always ning the gauntlet of the innings, they chorus him you ever going to get through this, a strained. Wagner raised baseball multitude’s ap- with rhythmic litanies, million different thoughts rush through it to preposterous heights parently boundless affec- “De-rek Je-ter” (over your head at the same time and it is a by ushering his heroes tions, Jeter has remained and over and over) and whirlwind to say the least. I know this to Valhalla on barges unfailing gracious and “Thank you, De-rek.” because it happened to our family sprinkled with treasure polite in his simple but Very quaint! Fans al- this past November. But, you will pull across lakes of fire in loud uncluttered way. He ways get weepy at such yourself together as a family and march and furious ritual. Viking departs the field of play moments. It’s what fans, on into the battle together. Without our family and friends things would have funerals might have been with his slate in matters by definition, exist to been much harder to deal with. The endless texts, phone calls, visits, food a lot of fun if they weren’t of smart deportment and do. But even by that deliveries and gift cards were overwhelming but extremely heart felt. Since quite so permanent. One good manners as near standard, this is over this whole nightmare started my daughter took on the name of Katie Strong, suspects if it weren’t for perfect as it gets. It offers the top. because that is what she was through it all. I would like to take this time to the honor of the thing, a splendid counter-point In his monumental thank each and every family member and friend that came together to form The a chap might prefer to given the state of these New Yorker treatise on Katie Strong Celebration that took place at the McKeon Post on September walk. sporting times. Maybe the subject serenading 7th, it is times like this when you look around and think what amazing people But then simply wan- that’s what best explains Ted Williams’s fabled are your life and most of all make you proud to be from Dorchester where dering off into the sunset good things happen, too! with a tip of the cap and aw ffice of rystal uff a rakish smirk was never L O C H really an option for Derek Land use - Environmental - Real Estate Law Jeter; not after the won- derful exit orchestrated rystal uff so brilliantly for his pal, C H Look who’s coming to Mariano Rivera, just a Attorney at Law year ago. Moreover, the 368 Broadway, Ste. 3 tel.: 857-321-2000 grand finale is a New “Dinner at Willow Court” York staple, expected So. Boston, MA 02127 fax: 617-464-6490 and demanded as well It’s Mistress of Ceremonies as easily rising to the [email protected] Deb Farrar-Parkman www.cghlawoffice.com turgidity of grand opera co-founder of ColorStruck: itself. As it turns out, Women of Color in Comedy Mariano’s moment, for all of its charm, was mere prelude to Derek’s, which Friday, September 26, 6 p.m. is totally off the charts. Cocktails, seated dinner, live auction Still, you wonder this Period attire encouraged: Victorian, much: Were Jeter to Edwardian, Roaring 20s, upstairs or down have it to do over again, would he do so? Would he formally announce his Tickets: departure so early, thus www.dorchesterhistoricalsociety.org making it necessary to wander the length and Dorchester Historical Society Photo:&Evan&Richman breadth of the Republic Boston&Globe 195 Boston Street, Dorchester, MA 02125 all spring and summer Page 18 THE Reporter September 25, 2014 Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester 1135 Dorchester Avenue • (617) 288-7120

Pictured are volunteers from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester This past week, 109 members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester were recognized hosting a waterstop at the Annual Rodman Ride for Kids this past at the 23rd Annual Daniel Marr, Jr. Catholic Schools Scholarship Awards ceremony. Saturday. Our thanks to the many sponsors, riders and volunteers We congratulate all of the awardees on their selection. who helped make the day a success.

Social Recreation Program - The traveling to the Museum of Fine Arts Social Recreation program is based out Fall Fine Arts Program - The Fine for the Community Partnership Arts Upcoming of the Club’s Gamesroom and is open Arts program is in full swing with Class. For more information contact to members ages 5-12 years of age. members ages 5 to 12 taking part in Jessica Hulslander (jhulslander@ Special Event: During the afternoon session members drop-in classes in the afternoon and bgcdorchester.org) College Fellows Program can rotate through the space for board registered classes taking place in Kick-Off Event games, table games, and large group the evening. Our evening schedule Daniel Marr, Jr. Catholic Schools Class of 2016 activities. In addition, each afternoon includes: Beginner Sculpture (6:00 Scholarships - Congratulations to the members can take part in Kids Cafe, p.m.) and Intermediate Sculpture (7:00 109 members who were selected to the Tuesday, October 7th which provides a hot, nutritious meal. p.m.) on Mondays; Beginner Painting 2013-2014 class of the Daniel Marr, Jr. College Fellows seek to identify Evening group clubs include the Boys (6:00 p.m.) and Intermediate Painting Catholic Schools Scholarship program. and work closely with a group Group, Torch Club, Outdoor Adventure (7:00 p.m.) on Tuesdays; Beginner De- The members were recognized at an of teens interested in pursuing Club, Girl Scouts and Fencing Club. sign 101 (6:00 p.m.) and Intermediate event last week by members of the a college/career path after H.S. Each of these groups requires pre- Design 101 (7:00 p.m.) on Wednesdays; Marr Family and the Archdiocese of registration. For more information Beginner Mosaic Tiles (6:00 p.m.) and Boston. The current class attends 26 graduation. A new class for 2017 contact Zack Solomon (zsolomon@ Intermediate Mosaic Tiles (7:00 p.m.) different schools and received a total students will form in January bgcdorchester.org) on Thursdays. On Fridays we are of $85,000 in scholarship assistance.

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3 Free Personal 60 minute massage therapy Training session for only Sessions with the purchase of an $ annual membership paid in full ($225 value) 49 offer expires October 31, 2014 offer expires October 31, 2014 Page 20 THE Reporter September 25, 2014 Property Values: HELP WANTED Assessed vs Market Value SNOW REMOVAL OPERATORS The Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester (BGCD) is looking to hire a full time Aquatics Director. We are – What is the Difference? & LABORERS a non-profit organization that helps young people TOP PAY for Snow/Heavy Equipment Op’s/CDL Driv- realize their full potential. We have a committed Many homeowners ers with Class A, B, C and hoisting licenses. TWIC cards and diverse staff of employees and volunteers that and potential buyers pref, but will help/train to obtain licenses. Positions at help support our mission. Logan Airport; Conley Terminal and City of Boston. Program Management • Responsible for over- are often confused sight of all aspects of the aquatics program includ- Contact about the difference ing, but not limited to, program planning and American Sweeping/Aero Snow Removal at 617-379-3553 implementation, maintaining program budget, between the “Assessed or stop by 84 Tenean Street, Dorchester, MA 9am-5pm, M-F implementing Club policies and practices and Value” and the “Market or visit us at: www.dejanaindustries.com securing additional program resources when appro- EOE priate. •Manages and schedules all pool activities Value” of a property. and private rentals to ensure optimum pool usage. •Specific program areas include but are not limited The “assessed value” Open Shop Concrete Contractor in NYC seeking to: learn to swim, special events and programming, of a property is the experienced workers for the following trades: swim team, swim lessons. •Handles the filtration dollar figure assigned system and other aquatic operating systems with Formwork Carpenters the assistance of the Facilities Manager. •Performs to a property by a city or town to calculate the Concrete Laborers regular safety inspections of pools and equipment annual property taxes due on that property. Concrete Finishers to reduce hazards and to provide maximum safety Lathers to members. Staff Management •Recruit, train, Assessed values are calculated annually on Equipment Operators coach and supervise qualified aquatics department January 1st. To determine the assessed value of a Welders/Burners staff (including junior staff and volunteers) in ac- Concrete Safety Managers cordance with established standards and goals. property, assessor’s offices rely on computerized •Conducts training of staff in water safety, first Surveyors databases to collect and analyze data related aid and CPR; ensures that all certifications of staff Foremen/Superintendents are maintained. Ensures high program standards to the sale of similar properties in the prior Project Managers are followed; provides regular in-service training 12 months, within a certain geographic area. Assistant Project Managers to staff as needed. Four year degree in Recreation, P.E. or a closely Computer models do not take into account the Must have valid OSHA 10 Hour & HAZCOM/ related field from an accredited college or univer- actual current condition of a property or external GHS as well as NYC Dob 4 Hour Supported sity, including a minimum of three years’ directly Scaffold User Cert. related aquatics experience in a Boys & Girls Club factors, such as the location of a commuter rail If safety cards expired/needed we can provide or similar organization. •Certification in first aid, line, commercial district or a busy street. Nor classes. CPR for the Professional Rescuer, AED and WSI Please contact John at 718-204-5380. careers@ lifeguard training or equivalent. Certification as do they consider intangibles such as aesthetics, acsnyllc.com. an Aquatic Facility Operator (AFO) or Certified layout, flow and what you see when you look Pool Operation (CPO) is preferred. •Must possess group leadership skills, including an understand- out your window. ing of group dynamics. •Ability to communicate Because the calculations rely on sales data both verbally and in writing; ability to create Real Estate Project Manager effective working relationships with employees from the previous year, the assessed value quoted and the public. •Flexibility to work varying hours at Codman Square NDC especially as seasons and service needs change. in September of 2014, based on property sales •Proven ability to work with and understand the dating back to January of 2012, does not reflect The Codman Square Neighborhood Development needs of children and be committed to working current market conditions. If sales prices in the Corp. (CSNDC) seeks an experienced and energetic with participants from a variety of backgrounds. Real Estate Project Manager to oversee development •Must have a valid Driver’s License and comply area are declining, the assessed value maybe and construction of two or more multi-family projects, with the Clubs van driver approval process. •Must higher than the market value, while if sales as well as pre-development activities for future consent to a CORI/SORI and background check. Qualified applicants should send their resume prices are increasing, the assessed value maybe pipeline residential and commercial projects. to [email protected] lower than the market value. Qualifications include: At least 3 years’ experience in The assessed value of your property is included real estate development or related fields; management, LEGAL NOTICES organizational, technical, and teamwork skills; COMMONWEALTH OF COMMONWEALTH OF in your tax bill and is available on your city relevant bachelors or masters degree; Spanish or MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT or town’s assessor’s web site. For properties Haitian Creole language skills a plus. PROBATE & FAMILY COURT PROBATE & FAMILY COURT SUFFOLK PROBATE & FAMILY COURT SUFFOLK PROBATE & FAMILY COURT located in the city of Boston, the assessed value 24 NEW CHARDON STREET 24 NEW CHARDON STREET Competitive salary, plus benefits, depending on BOSTON, MA 02114 BOSTON, MA 02114 Docket No. SU14P0466GD Docket No. SU14P2221GD can be found at http://www.cityofboston.gov/ qualifications. in the MATTER OF in the MATTER OF VALERY EXIL VALERY EXIL assessing/search/. formerly of MATTAPAN, MA of DORCHESTER, MA and now of DORCHESTER, MA CITATION GIVING NOTICE Please send cover letter and CV, before October 24th, CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR 2014 to: Mark Dinaburge, CSNDC, 587 Washington OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN The “market value” of a property is the price REMOVAL OF A GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON St. Dorchester,MA 02124, or email: Mark@csndc. OF AN INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 a typical buyer would pay for that property, RESPONDENT RESPONDENT com Incapacitated Person/Protected Person Alleged Incapacitated Person To the named Respondent and all To the named Respondent and all other when it has been exposed to the open market. other interested persons, a petition has interested persons, a petition has been filed been filed by Department of Mental by DMH c/o Office of General Counsel of Determining this value requires a much more CSNDC, a long established Health of Westborough, MA in the above Westborough, MA in the above captioned community development captioned matter requesting that the matter alleging that Valery Exil is in need “hands on approach” and requires a visual court: Remove the Guardian. of a Guardian and requesting that Monique corporation in the heart The petition asks the Court to make Exil of Mattapan, MA (or some other suit- a determination that the Guardian and/ able person) be appointed as Guardian to inspection of the property. This value is based of Dorchester, is an equal or Conservator should be allowed to serve on the bond. resign; or should be removed for good The petition asks the Court to determine on the property’s current overall condition, opportunity employer. cause; or the the Guardianship and/or that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Conservatorship is no longer necessary the appointment of a Guardian is neces- and therefore should be terminated. The sary, and that the proposed Guardian is lot size, location and the amenities featured. original petition is on fiel with the court. appropriate. The petition is on file with this You have the right to object to this court and may contain a request for certain Current market conditions such as recent sales proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or specific authority. LEGAL NOTICES your attorney must file a written appear- You have the right to object to this of similar properties in the geographic area, ance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or COMMONWEALTH OF on the return date of 10/23/2014. This day your attorney must file a written appearance COMMONWEALTH OF is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the number of similar properties currently on MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS date by which you have to file the written return date of 10/23/2014. This day is NOT SUFFOLK, ss. THE TRIAL COURT appearance if you object to the petition. a hearing date, but a deadline date by which the market and current interest rates are also THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT If you fail to file the written appearance you have to file the written appearance if PROBATE COURT INFORMAL PROBATE by the return date, action may be taken you object to the petition. If you fail to file considered to help determine the market value. Docket No. SU12P1728EA PUBLICATION NOTICE in this matter without further notice to the written appearance by the return date, CITATION ON PETITION FOR Docket No. SU14P2095EA you. In addition to filing the written ap- action may be taken in this matter without IN THE ESTATE OF pearance, you or your attorney must file further notice to you. In addition to filing the ORDER OF COMPLETE CATHRYN R. SNOW a written affidavit stating the specific facts written appearance, you or your attorney Don’t let assessed values mislead you. SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE a/k/a: CATHRYN R. SMITH, and grounds of your objection within 30 must file a written affidavit stating the ESTATE OF: WILLIAM R. POLITO CATHRYN R. DAVIS, CATHRYN SNOW days after the return date. specific facts and grounds of your objec- Whether selling or buying, a professional Real DATE OF DEATH: 05/21/2012 DATE OF DEATH: 12/23/2013 IMPORTANT NOTICE tion within 30 days after the return date. To all interested persons: The outcome of this proceeding may IMPORTANT NOTICE SUFFOLK DIVISION limit or completely take away the above- The outcome of this proceeding may Estate Agent or Real Estate Appraiser can help A Petition has been filed by: Paul E. 24 New Chardon Street, Boston, MA 02114 Polito of Boston, MA requesting that an named person’s right to make decisions limit or completely take away the above- 617-788-8300 about personal affairs or financial affairs named person’s right to make decisions determine the market value of a specific property Order of Complete Settlement of the To all persons interested in above captioned or both. The above-named person has about personal affairs or financial affairs estate issue including to approve an estate, by Petition of Petitioner Myrna the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may or both. The above-named person has the accounting and other such relief as may Davis-Francois of Bethlehem, PA, a Will has make this request on behalf of the above- right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make and guide you accordingly. be requested in the Petition. For the First been admitted to informal probate. Myrna named person. If the above-named this request on behalf of the above-named and Final Account. Davis-Francois of Bethlehem, PA has been person cannot afford a lawyer, one may person. If the above-named person cannot You have the right to obtain a copy informally appointed as the Personal Rep- be appointed at State expense. afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at Mary Kelly is a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson of the Petition from the Petitioner or at resentative of the estate to serve without Witness, Hon. Joan P. Armstrong, State expense. the Court. You have a right to object to surety on the bond. First Justice of this Court. Witness, Hon. Joan P. Armstrong, First with Jack Conway Realtors and a Certified this proceeding. To do so, you or your Ann Marie Passanisi Justice of this Court. The estate is being administered under Register of Probate Ann Marie Passanisi attorney must file a written appearance informal procedure by the Personal Represen- Date: September 17, 2014 Register of Probate Residential Real Estate Appraiser and objectioin at this Court before 10:00 tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- Published: September 25, 2014 Date: September 17, 2014 a.m. on 10/16/2014. bate Code without supervision by the Court. Published: September 25, 2014 This is NOT a hearing date, but Inventory and accounts are not required to [email protected] a deadline by which you must file a be filed with the Court, but interested parties written appearance and objection if yo are entitled to notice regarding the administra- 617-697-3019 object to this proceeding. 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DIGGIN, Alice V. the Third order Mary. M. and his wife Kara of of Colin J., Katherine A., Rockland, MA 02370. of Debra Torosian and (Thornton) formerly of Should friends desire, PA, Robert E. and his and Elizabeth A. Welch, O’MALLEY, Peter her husband Dr. Rich- Dorchester and Brain- memorial contributions companion Sheryl Siber Mandy M. Lehane, Ash- J. Jr. 89, of Concord. ard Larson & Katelyn tree, of Norwood at the may be made in her name of FL and Matthew J. ley E. Dodd, Gianna M. He was the son of the Stravinsky & her fi- age of 95. Wife of the to: Catholic Charities and his companion Tara and Keera N. Lehane. late Peter J. O’Malley ance Jeff McPherson late Edward A. Dig- Archdiocese of Boston, 51 Merola of Cape Cod. Great-grandmother of and Mary (Monagle) and Robert Stravinsky gin. Mother of Michael Sleeper Street, Boston, He was the brother of Hailey Marie Dodd. Aunt O’Malley. Husband for and great-grandsons Diggin and his wife MA 02210. the late Marie Moser. of Barbara Rebagliati of 62 years of the late Mary Cal & Sean Larson. Charlotte of Falmouth, GATELY, Michael Grandfather and “Pere” Vancouver and Maureen T. (Lawton) O’Malley. Donations may be made Kathleen Cahalane and Francis, 57, of Fred- of Christopher and Sean Moore of Shrewsbury. Father of Peter C. in Josephine’s memory her husband James of ericksburg, formerly of Govey, Anthony Zucco, Donations in Ann’s O’Malley of Santa Cruz, to BWFH Infusion Unit, Walpole, Joseph Dig- Dorchester. Michael is Jr., Ryan, Andrew, Lau- memory may be made to CA, Michael R. O’Malley c/o Development Office, gin of Melrose, Gerard survived by his beloved ren, Bridget, Amanda the Brain Injury Associa- and his wife Sharlet 116 Huntington Ave., “Bubba” Diggin of Nor- wife of 37 years, Theresa; and Bradford Gelly and tion of Massachusetts, Trilling of Arlington, Boston, MA 02116. wood, John Diggin of his children, Michael of Brenna and Braeden 30 Lyman St., Suite MA, Timothy J. O’Malley SULLIVAN, Patricia Foxboro and his former J. Gately, Christopher Merola. Donations in 10, Westborough, MA and his wife Ani T. A. of Dorchester, passed wife Donna of Quincy, Gately, Daniel Gately, Joe’s memory may be 01581. O’Malley of Arlington, away peacefully sur- and the late Edward and James Gately; his made to the Alzheimer’s MILLER, Dorothea MA, Naureen McMil- rounded by her loving Diggin. Sister of the late mother, Bridie Gately; Association, 480 Pleas- J. “Dot” (Mackin) of lan of Los Angeles, CA family after a coura- Rita Lanata and Barbara his siblings, Ann Marie ant St, Watertown, Braintree, formerly of and the late Thomas E. geous battle with ovarian Gibbons. Also survived Breadmore, Maureen 02472. Dorchester (OFD at O’Malley. Grandfather cancer. Daughter of the by her 11 grandchildren May, Kathleen Roe, LEHANE, Ann M. the age of 84. Born of Eric T. O’Malley, late Cornelius F. and and 2 great grandchil- Paul Gately, and Terry (Folan) in Plymouth, in Boston, Dot was Collin O’Malley and Marjorie R. (Prendiv- dren. Alice was born Squires; and 10 grand- formerly of Dorchester, raised in Dorchester Niall O’Malley. Father ille) Sullivan. Sister of and raised in Dorchester children. East Dennis, and Co. and graduated from the in-law of the late Wil- AnneMarie Daly and and lived there until GELLY, Joseph J. of Galway, Ireland. Wife Jeremiah E. Burke High liam McMillan of Los her husband Stephen 1978 when she moved to Falmouth, formerly of of the late Michael J. School. A devoted wife, Angeles, CA. Brother of Marshfield, Maureen Braintree. During WWII Stoughton and Dorches- Mother of Maureen L. mother, grandmother of Teresa Fernberg of Cellucci and her late hus- she worked at the Boston ter, age 80. Husband of and her husband Paul and great grandmother, Clinton, Patricia Fla- band Stephen of Quincy, Naval Shipyard as a 56 years of Mary Eliza- K. Welch of Plymouth, Dot was happiest when nagan of Dorchester, Thomas L. Sullivan of plumber’s helper. After beth “Betty” (Cleary) Michael F. and his wife spending time with her Susan McLoughlin of Dorchester, William Sul- her time at Boston Naval Gelly. Father of Diane E. Beth Lehane of Bridge- family. Dot was the Quincy, and the late John livan of Dorchester, Rita Shipyard she devoted Govey and her husband water, Gerard P. Lehane wife of the late Elliott O’Malley, Mary Toole, Alvarado and her hus- herself to her family as Glenn of N. Easton, of New York, Dennis J.”Joe” Miller. Mother Rose Toole, Catherine band Pedro of Quincy, loving mother, beloved Ann M. Zucco and her J. and his wife Angela of Paul S. Miller and his Conlon, Ann O’Malley, Marjorie McDonough wife, grandmother, husband Anthony of Lehane of California, wife Renee Catalano of and Barbara Feinstein. and her husband David great grandmother Bridgewater, Joseph J. and the late Thomas North Andover, Gary Peter also leaves many of Humarock and FL and and homemaker. She Gelly, Jr. and his wife J. Lehane. Mother-in- J. Miller and his wife nieces and nephews. the late John J. Sullivan. was also a member of Lynne of Hanover, Paul law of Sally Lehane of Mona Lisa of Dorchester, Please consider dona- Aunt to many nieces, Medway. Grandmother Robert E. “Bo” Miller of tions in Peter’s memory nephews, grand nieces Middleboro and Donna J. to the Special Olympics and grand nephews. CLASSIFIED AD Todd of Braintree. Sister New Hampshire, 650 Also survived by many of the late Mary Crowley, Elm Street, Manchester, loving friends. Patricia – Sat., Flea Market Jack Mackin and Phyllis NH 03101, (www.sonh. was born and raised in Sept. 20th, and 27th. TEVNAN TEVNAN Ryan. Also survived by org). Decorated Army Dorchester. She gradu- 100 City Hall Plaza 415 Neponset Avenue Rain Date Oct. 4th. Free Admission, First Bap- 8 grandchildren and Veteran, WWII. ated from Dorchester Boston, MA 02108 Dorchester, MA 02124 tist Church, Dorchester. her recently deceased STRAVINSKY, Jose- High School. Contri- 617-423-4100 617-265-4100 Ashmont St./Adams St. grandson Gary J. Miller, phine “Josie” (Stan- butions in Patricia’s II, 6 great grandchildren islovaitis) of Dorches- memory may be made 617-282-1391. #39 Attorneys at Law and many nieces and ter. Wife of the late to Hospice of the South www.tevnan.com nephews. Life long friend Joseph “Bob.” Mother of Shore, 30 Reservoir Park LEGAL NOTICE of Eleanor Gately of Carol Torosian and her Drive, Rockland, MA Quincy (OFD). Memorial husband Bob of Ashland 02370 or the Gynecologic COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS contributions may be and Robert Stravinsky Oncology Research Fund THE TRIAL COURT made in her name to and his wife Joan of Nor- c/o Dr. Richard Penson, PROBATE & FAMILY COURT “Close to Home” SUFFOLK DIVISION the Hospice and VNA well. Sister of Frances Massachusetts General Docket No. SU12D2281DR of the South Shore, Stanislovaitis of South Hospital, 55 Fruit St., DIVORCE SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION and MAILING 30 Reservoir Park Dr., Boston. Grandmother Boston, MA 02114. JANICE JOAQUINA MONTERIO BARBOSA vs. Neighborhood Notables MANUEL SOCORRO TEIXEIRA BARBOSA To the Defendant: The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for (Continued from page 16) as Senior Priest in Residence. St. Ann’s Divorce requesting that the Court grant 125th Anniversary Celebration will be a divorce for Desertion. An Automatic Pilgrim Church Restraining Order has been entered The Worship Service each Sunday held on Sat., Nov. 22, following the 4 in this matter preventing you from tak- at 11 a.m.; all are welcome. Bible p.m. Mass. Save the date. “Faustina- Cedar Grove Cemetery ing any action which would negatively impact the current financial status of Study, each Wed. in the Conference Messenger of Divine Mercy,” performed either party. SEE Supplemental Probate by Leonardo DeFilippis, in St. Ann’s CONSECRATED IN 1868 Court Rule 411. Room, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.; the public You are hereby summoned and is invited. Browse the gift shop, which School Hall (Neponset Ave.), On Sat., On the banks of the Neponset required to serve upon: Janice Joaquina Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. Admission: $10 pp or Monteiro Barbosa, 30 Doris St., Apt. is open weekdays and Saturdays. Call 3, Dorchester, MA 02125-1146 your 617-807-0540 for details. Community $25 per family. answer, if any, on or before 11/06/2014. lunch is served free every Sat. from St. Brendan Church Inquiries on gravesites are invited. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed Non-Sectarian. to the hearing and adjudication of this noon to 1:30 p.m.; the public is Men’s clothing is still needed for the action. You are also required to file a welcome. Pilgrim Christian Endeavor Long Island Shelter for the Homeless: Cemetery Office open daily at copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Society meeting, second Tues. of each shirts, pants, sweatshirts, sweaters, 920 Adams St. Witness, HON. JOAN P. ARM- month at 6:30 p.m. Pilgrim Church is coats, jackets, rainwear, footwear, STRONG, First Justice of this Court. Dorchester, MA 02124 Date: September 22, 2014 a Congregational Christian Church, belts, hats, and white sox. The shelter Telephone: 617-825-1360 Ann Marie Passanisi associated with the United Church of especially needs pants and white sox. Register of Probate Published: September 25, 2014 Christ, and is located at 540 Columbia The Food Pantry is in great need of Rd, in Uphams Corner. non-perishable food. Please be gener- Divine Mercy Celebration ous. The 9 a.m. Mass Monday through Divine Mercy Observance is held the Wednesday will be celebrated at St. third Friday of each month. For further Brendan Church; (Thursday through info: call the Sisters at 617-288-1202, Saturday Mass, at St. Ann Church.) ext. 114. The Play Group is back on Mondays, St. Ann Church 10 a.m. to noon, in Fr. Lane Hall. Voice, piano, guitar, violin, and viola St. Christopher Parish lessons are now available. See the flyers Small faith groups have resumed on at the rear door of the church. The 9 Thursdays, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Contact a.m. Mass from Thursday to Saturday Celia or call Louise at 617-834-9127. will be celebrated at St. Ann Church. Rosary (in Spanish), each Thurs., from (The 9 a.m. Mass from Mon. through 6 to 8 p.m. Call Jose at 617-541-3402. Wed. is at St. Brendan.) St. Ann’s will The parish fundraiser aboard the Spirit hold Eucharistic Adoration each Sat., of Boston is scheduled for Wed., Oct. following the 9 a.m. Mass until 3 p.m., 1, the tickets are $100. Call the rectory with Benediction and the Chaplet of at 617-436-7273. Divine Mercy. Confessions: Saturdays St. Matthew Parish from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. or from 3 to 3:30 Eucharistic Adoration each Wednes- p.m. Fr. Tom MacDonald was assigned day, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 39 Stanton St. to the St. Ann/St. Brendan Collabora- Dorchester. tive. Fr. Paul Rouse has joined St. Ann’s September 25, 2014 The Reporter Page 23 Reporter’s Calendar Thursday, Sept. 25 High Class of ’74 - 40th Community blood drive 5685. Sponsored by the to 4 pm on the Boston learn more, visit umb.edu • Artists Shea Justice Reunion” to get frequent at Florian Hall, 55 Hallet Massachusetts Animal Common. This unique and follow on Facebook and Jason Pramas will updates. St., Dorchester 9 a.m.-3 Coalition License Plate event will highlight the and Twitter: @UMass- be on hand at Grove Hall Sunday, Sept. 28 p.m. For appointment, Fund. past, present and future Boston #UMassBoston50 Branch Library to discuss • Fiddlehead Theatre 617-733-2767. Sunday, Oct. 5 of UMass Boston with a Sunday, Oct. 12 their exhibition, Boston Company, the resident Thursday, Oct. 2 • St. Ambrose parish “campus” on the Boston • Irish Heritage Fes- Strong?, and to help lead company of the historic • Boston Spay/Neuter in Fields Corner will Common, near the in- tival, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at a community discussion Strand Theatre, presents Day for Cats, 9 a.m. celebrate its 100th an- tersection of Charles and Florian Hall and McKeon on issues of violence in Unexpected Cabaret, a - 4 p.m. at the United niversary with a Mass Beacon streets. Explore Post, Hallet Street and and against communities one-of-a-kind musical House of Prayer for All at 11 a.m. followed by the school’s diverse and Hilltop Street. Live mu- of color. 41 Geneva Ave., review during ArtWeek People, 206 Seaver St., reception at IBEW hall on growing educational and sic, food, vendors, culture Dorchester. Boston. 2-4 p.m. This Dorchester. The Animal Freeport Street. Bishop co-curricular opportuni- and children’s activities. Friday, Sept. 26 lively review teams stu- Rescue League of Boston, Hennessey to celebrate. ties at a showcase featur- To support the cost of • Ifest, a contemporary dents, teachers, friends, The Merrimack River Tuesday, Oct. 7 ing the school’s eleven the festival, a suggested Irish festival, opens for and community members Feline Rescue Society, • University of Mas- colleges. Be inspired by a donation of $5 per person a three-day event at the with professional cast and and MSPCA-Angell will sachusetts Boston hosts series of 15-minute “Tent and $20 per family is Seaport World Trade crew from Fiddlehead’s offer spay/neuter surger- “Campus on the Com- Talks” featuring the re- requested. Website is Center, Boston. 6-11 upcoming production ies and other veterinary mon” event to celebrate search of UMass Boston’s DorchesterIrishHer- p.m. on Friday; 11 a.m.-4 of Elton John and Tim services to residents of Dorchesterits 50th anniversary, Bay Reporter_Layout 12 1renowned 9/8/14 3:26 academics. PM Page 1 To itageFest.com. p.m. and 6-11p.m. on Rice’s AIDA, running Dorchester, Roxbury, and Saturday; and 12 p.m.-5 Oct. 17-26, 2014 at the Mattapan in financial p.m. on Sunday. See Strand. Free, open to the need by appointment ifestboston.com public. only. $25 per cat. The Saturday, Sept. 27 • Ashmont Hill Cham- Animal Rescue League THE LOFTS AT LOWER MILLS • Please join the class of ber Music’s final 2014 of Boston will also of- 1974 of Dorchester High concert, featuring Trini- fer a wellness clinic for as they celebrate a 40th dadian soprano Jeanine cats who are already Reunion to be held at the De Bique, will be held at 3 spayed/neutered. For Quincy Marriott. Please p.m. St. Mary’s Episcopal $10, your cat will received email DotHigh74@gmail. Church, 14 Cushing a vet exam, vaccina- com for more informa- Ave. in Dorchester. Call tions, flea treatment, and tion. Ticket prices have 617-680-7542 or visit microchip. Appointments not been set yet - visit ahchambermusic.org. and pre-payment are our FB page “Dorchester Tuesday, Sept. 30 required. Call 617-226-

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AWARD-WINNING QUALITY PERFORMANCE1 MULTILINGUAL STAFF SUPPORTING DOZENS OF LANGUAGES, INCLUDING SPANISH, VIETNAMESE, FRENCH & HAITIAN CREOLE THE HIGHEST SAFETY SCORE POSSIBLE2 GET AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE PCP YOU NEED WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ONE OF THE REGION’S SHORTEST ER WAIT TIMES

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1The Joint Commission recognized Carney Hospital as a Top Performer on Key Quality Measures in 2012 2Honored with an “A” Hospital Safety Score by The Leapfrog Group

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