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BOOK YOUR REVERE JOURNAL POST IT YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1881 Call Your Advertising Rep (781)485-0588 VOLUME 19, No. 41 T i m e s -F r e e P r e s s East BostonWednesday, May 9, 2018 WEDNESDAY Revere's TND February 14, 2018 DA Conley Councilor Lydia Edwards to INDEX receives $50,000 Editorial 4 releases introduce an order for new Police News 16 investigative state grant for jobs East Boston Master Plan Sports 11 Special to The Journal the business community that file on fatal By John Lynds to become the rule and not Classifieds 18-19 are critical to fostering eco- the exception," said Edwards. shooting Monday morning the Bak- nomic success and building In response to the develop- "What people say we are de- DEATHS er-Polito Administration stronger neighborhoods in ev- ment boom in the neighbor- veloping is 'spot zoning' and awarded $500,000 to nine ery region in Massachusetts.” hood, District 1 City Coun- it is not a cohesive vision for By John Lynds Thomas Boyan, Sr projects through the Urban Revere is rebuilding its cilor Lydia Edwards plans to our community. But a Master Agenda Grant Program. The economic and employment Marie Butera On Monday Suffolk County introduce an order at the City Plan provides that cohesive Revere arm of The Neigh- base by utilizing large-scale Council calling for a hear- vision and allows us to drive Richard Buttiglieri District Attorney Dan Conley borhood Developers (TND) and high value assets includ- released his office's investi- ing regarding an East Boston the bus and not be driven by Theresa Conte was one group given $50,000 ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder- Master Plan. it." gative file that cleared Boston in funding to help establish land, a soon-to-close NECCO Police Officers Matthew Mor- An East Boston Master The last Master Plan for Dr. Adrian Costanza workforce development ser- plant, and the MassDevelop- Plan will provide a frame- the neighborhood was fin- ris and Eric Schmidt of any vices in Revere to support lo- ment TDI Waterfront District. Dorothy Cordaro wrongdoing in the shooting work for new growth and ished almost two decades ago cal residents to acquire newly The program seeks to un- development in the commu- in 2000 and while many of Gerardo Iannuzzi death of suspect Kirk Figueroa created jobs. lock community-driven re- during the October 12, 2016, nity's commercial districts the recommendations like the Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito along sponses to local obstacles, Patricia Muse shooting on Gladstone Street and waterfront area, while creation of new open space, Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers, State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, Eastwith Boston Housing District and Court Economic Chief ofand Probation promote Thomas economic Tassinari devel (second- from right) is presented in East Boston. Under state preserving and enhancing the waterfront development and Paul Penta, Jr. Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo and Secretary of Housing and withDevelopment the Judge Joseph Secretary Ferrino Jay Communityopment opportunities Service Award. through From left, Tonia (Scalcione) Tassinari, law the DA has the statutory quality of life in the commu- mixed-use development the Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the announcement of the Urban Agenda Grant Program on MaxAsh Tassinari,came to Revere Deb Tassinari, City Hall Judge partnership-building, John McDonald, Thomas problem Tassinari and Tiana Tassinari. See Antonetta Salamone Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. duty to direct all death investi- nity's residential neighbor- neighborhood has been clam- Pageto present 5 for more the photos. check to the solving, and shared account- gations in the City of Boston, hoods. oring for an updated Master Neighborhood Developers. ability in urban centers. The including fatalities related to "When we are dealing with Plan in order to keep up with Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 competitive awards offer flex- the use of force by law en- “Our administration under- the amount of new develop- the fast growth of develop- Chief of Probationible funding for Thomas local efforts Tassinari Real estate values continue to be strongforcement officers.in Revere stands the importance of local ment we experiencing now, ment. that bring together commu- The file included testimony leadership and its impact on and every project seems to "The Master Plan is 18 INDEPENDENT days on the market in 2016. “2017 was a fantastic year nity stakeholders to pursue By Sue Ellen Woodcock from Officer Schmidt of his the lives of residents,” said be a new idea, a height or a NEWSPAPER GROUP The number of listings in honored at Easteconomic Boston development ini- Law Day toharrowing be in real ordeal estate,” being said pinned Joe Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. new density, variances tend Please see EDWARDS Page 6 The Revere real estate mar- 2017 also dropped to 265, “The Urban Agenda Grant tiatives. These awards will Mariodown in of Figueroa's Century basement 21 Ma- By John Lynds nella in 2012, was presented of probation's friends and fam- fund projects in Boston, Clin- ket in 2017 was definitely a 10.8 percent down from 297 rioapartment Real Estate. with two “There’s critically a Program relies on the strong with the Judge Joseph Ferrino ily and announced the award good one with higher prices in 2016. The good news for partnerships between local $1.5 MILLION FOR lotinjured of confidence officers and and no equity cover East Boston District Court CommunitySee TND GRANTService ,Award. Page 3 was in fact his and not O'Leary. Local elected officials for homes than in 2016, but sellers is that the original list- government,Chief of Probation non-profits Thomas and Tassinari, who helps run "I sit on the committee with inas homes.the suspect For fired 35 years round now af- NORTHERN STRAND a drop in the number of new ing price was matched 100 ter round at the officers while Tassinari,By Sue whoEllen Woodcock is set to retire CouncillorEastie's Law Robert Day and Haas sits Jr.on Tommy (Tassinari) and I've COMMUNITY TRAIL listings, making home-buying percent of the time. it’swearing been bodypositive. armor. Now Officers is the this year after a stellar career, triedthe committee to get barriers that selects installed the been keeping this secret for the update HVNA on work an adventure. The condominium mar- time to sell. Revere is getting wasFor honored years the at last abutters Thursday of inrecipient 2011 andof the received annual noCom re-- better part of two weeks now," The Executive Office of Morris and Richard Cinto- just finished its version of the “These are the highest pric- ket saw similar trends with the overflow from the Boston Routenight's 1 Law have Day put celebrationup with the at sponse.munity Service Award, was said Judge McDonald. "This By John Lynds Energy and Environmental lo nearly lost their lives that budget and it has been sent to es we’ve seen in the last eight the median sales price at night as Figueroa shot the two noisethe courthouse. from millions of cars, under“We the should impression get morethe award re- year we selected Katie O'Leary Affairs has approved a $1.5 market and people are moving At Monday night's Harbor the Senate side. Madaro said years,” said Maureen Celata, $315,000, up 16.7 percent officers during a frisk search andTassinari, now some who city came councillors over to spectwas going from theto substance-abuse state and fed- (who was in on the ruse), but million grant regarding the to Revere. View Neighborhood Associ- beyond fighting for the broad owner/broker of MCelata Real over 2016. Days on the mar- and then turned his attention wantEastie's to have courthouse Mayor fromBrian Chel Ar-- eralrecovery government,” coach Katie Patch O'Leary. said.. Katie I have some good news development of the Northern Mario said Revere is desir- ation (HVNA) East Boston's tickets items like increases in Estate. “And 2018 is going to ket also dropped from 67 in to Schmidt who returned fire rigosea's contact probation the department MassDOT folto- KeefeHowever, noted Judge that John more Mc af-- and some bad news for you. Strand Community Trail led three elected officials, Rep. Chapter 70 funding for educa- be another banner year. Inven- 2016 to 47 days on the market ablewhile because being pinnedof its proximitydown be- lowing the retirement of former fluentDonald surprisedcommunities Tassinari are asoften The bad news is you are re- by a Revere on the Move part- install barriers along Route 1 Adrian Madaro, Sen. Joseph tion and reforming the criminal tory is low now, but everyone “Inventory is low now and to Boston, and it’s a hidden Chief of Probation Dave Ari- grantedhe called sound in the barriers. longtime chief ner organization, Bike to the between Route 16 and Cope- Boncore and City Councilor justice system he has also been is looking to the spring.” everyone is looking toward gem with a beautiful beach. Ward 2 Councillor Ira No- Please see HONORED Page 6 Sea. Please see SHOOTING Page 6 land Circle. Lydia Edwards briefed resi- busy fighting for local funding. According to figures from the spring,” Celata said voselsky pointed out that Sau- Revere has a one-mile Mario is looking forward Ward 5 Councillor Charles dents on some of the legislation "We have a very strong East the Massachusetts Associa- The rental market is also Patch, Ward 4 Councillor gus got barriers along Route stretch in North Revere. The to the spring market, drawing and work that they are doing Boston team at the State House tion of Realtors, the median strong with rents ranging from Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 1 installed along a new ball Northern Strand Community fromStolen Boston and dog,surrounding SUV safely returned to Eastie woman on behalf of the neighborhood. sales prices was $376,250, $1,200 to $3,000. Cleat noted Councillor Joanne McKen- field. Trail has been in development communities. He added that Rep. Madaro said the House Please see COMMUNITY Page 2 a 4.9 increase over prices in that if someone is paying big na teamed up on a motion at “It’s a quality-of-life is- See DeLEO Page 3 for over 20 years. The North By John Lynds wearing a blue shirt, dark neighborhood as well as 2016. rent they just might be capable the Revere School system is last last week’s council meet- sue,” he said. Revere segment is a major pants, a white teeshirt and Missing Dogs Massachusetts Homes also were also on of buying and taking advan- also a draw for buyers. ing. Patch said he and the late Barriers are easily seen part in the project that creates An East Boston woman's sneakers carrying a flores- in Peabody all pitched into the DERBY DAY the market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyers “It all adds to the future a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail beloved yellow lab and SUV cent green backpack walk up effort to help Nese find Chief. percent increase over the 56 programs. growth of Revere,” he said. running from West Everett, were found Monday after- to Nese's SUV open the door, On Sunday night the Sara- Have you ever had an idea Task Force. Both the ATOD sity in children and adults. climb in and drive away. toga Market's video surveil- through Malden and Revere noon in an Everett cemetery, REVERE RECREATION HOSTS PAINT for how you could make im- Task Force and Revere on the Thebringing ATOD a happyTask Forceending fund to -a Nese told reporters she im- lance picked up Nese's car to the Saugus River and soon provements to the Revere Move are initiatives of the edterrible projects situation. totaling $9,500 to mediately reported her miss- returning to the exact spot into Lynn. The North Revere & SKATE NIGHT AT CRONIN RINK community? So have the ap- MGH Revere CARES Coa- reduceLongtime youth Eastie substance resident use, ing dog and SUV to police. where it was stolen, but the segment allows users to en- plicants to the mini-grant pro- lition. Revere on the Move improveRosa Nese their stopped mental at health, Sara- Chief was a rescue dog that thief seemed to get spooked joy spectacular views of the grams hosted by Revere on is additionally co-led by the andtoga increase Market opportunities behind Royal's for Nese adopted after her mom by the presence of someone in Rumney Marsh. the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Initia- positiveRoast Beef youth to engagement.play the lottery passed away. All day and the parking lot and again took The funding, awarded bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- SundayIn addition morning to after the visiting mini- night on Sunday, Nese made off. through the Executive Office Force; and this time, these vere. grantsher mom's already grave funded, in Winthrop. Revere desperate pleas on Boston's Monday afternoon the dog of Energy and Environmental ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000 onThinking the Move the hasquick extended errand news stations for the return of and SUV were found aban- Longtime Eastie resident Affairs’ (EEA) Gateway City reality. was awarded to fund ideas to theirwould permanent only take change a few min and- her dog, saying she could care doned in Woodlawn Ceme- Rosa Nese is reunited with Parks Program, enables the Every year a group of Re- make Revere a healthier place program mini-grant appli- less about the car. Nese be- tery in Everett and Nese and utes she left her car running her beloved yellow lab, Chief design of the trail, develop- vere residents and institution- to work, to play, and to raise cationsand her toyellow Sunday, lab, MarchChief, 4.in came increasingly concerned Chief had a tearful reunion ment of bid-ready construc- al leaders meet together to a family. The Revere on the Up to $1,395 is available for Monday afternoon after he the back seat. and Nese's SUV was stolen because Chief requires daily before 5 p.m. PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS tion documents, and receipt select the awardees of mini- Move mini-grant program ideasHowever, that make when it easier she re to- medicine for severe allergies. “It felt terrific, it was like Bridget and Robert O'Shaughnessy showed off their traditional grants offered to the public offered $10,605 in funding eat healthy and be active for outside Saratoga Market in of all necessary construction turned to the parking lot her Orient Heights. Facebook posts offered a a sigh of relief,” she told re- Derby Day fashion at Suffolk Downs race track on Saturday, permits. When completed, the through the community-led for permanent changes, pro- all.2017 The Hyundai application Santa isFe open and $500 reward for the safe re- porters. May 5, during the track’s Kentucky Derby party. Guests showed trail will span 10 miles and organizations, Revere on the gram implementation, and Chief were gone. from outside the store showed turn of Chief. Harbor Hounds, up dressed to impress and ready to pick the right horse…mint See MINI GRANTS Page 3 Move and the Alcohol, Tobac- youth-led projects that would Video surveillance footage an older male with grey hair a dog daycare center in the Please see DOG Page 2 julep in hand. See Page 7 for more photos. See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) help prevent or reduce obe- Our Offices will be TRASH Ruggiero Family Memorial Home

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EastTimes-Free Boston Press PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley PUBLISHER: Debra DiGregorio ForumGuest Op-Ed EDITOR:: Cary Shuman PUBLISHER EMERITUS: John A. Torrone Bishops urge support for increase in minimum wage TAKING CARE OF OUR VETERANS The following is a state- ‘Remuneration for work to provide for themselves or in place to increase the hourly The recent announcement by Gov. Charlie Baker that the ment from the Roman Catho- should guarantee man the op- their families. The assistance minimum wage over the next state has secured approximately $70 million in federal funding lic Bishops of Massachusetts portunity to provide a digni- provided includes, but is not several years. While the spe- for the new, 154-bed Community Living Center at the Chelsea In a civilized society every fied livelihood for himself and limited to; clothing, food, rent, cific wage amounts are best Soldiers’ Home assures that this much-needed and important hard working individual de- his family on the material, so- shelter, utilities, and transpor- determined by economists or project will go forward. serves to be compensated at cial, cultural, and spiritual lev- tation. other experts, we stand united Our state leaders, most notably Gov. Baker, House Speak- a rate that is fair, just, and in el, taking into account the role All families and individuals in advocating for the neediest should be given the opportu- in society. er Bob DeLeo, and Secretary of Veterans’ Services Francisco line with the inherent dignity and the productivity of each, that we are all God’s children the state of business, and the nity to break the cycle of reli- A. Ureña, have made it a priority of designing and obtaining regardless of economic status. common good.’ Agreement ance on others. By providing +His Eminence Seán P. the funding for the $199 million project, but getting the federal A fair and just wage directly between the parties is not suf- wages that are just and fair to Cardinal O’Malley, OFM, funding was always a crucial piece of the puzzle that had to supports the individual, the ficient to justify morally the both employers and employ- Cap.; Archbishop of Boston come through. family, and ultimately pro- amount to be received in wag- ees, that opportunity will be- +Most Reverend Rob- The new Community Living Center at the Chelsea Soldiers’ motes a healthy society. es.”1 come a reality to hard working ert J. McManus; Bishop of Home will provide 154 “home-like” rooms for veterans in accor- The Catholic Church teach- As detailed in our State- individuals. Worcester dance with Veterans Administration standards of design, which es; “A just wage is the legiti- ment titled; The Value of It is the position of the +Most Reverend Edgar promotes greater accessibility, mobility, and enhanced quality mate fruit of work. To refuse a Just Wage,2 the Catholic Roman Catholic Bishops of M. da Cunha; Bishop of Fall of life. Services will include physical and occupational therapy, or withhold it can be a grave Church continues to be among Massachusetts that elected of- River recreational activities, and greater access to the outdoors. The injustice. In determining fair the state’s largest social ser- ficials, or alternatively voters +Most Reverend Mitchell current facility, the Quigley Memorial Long Term Care Cen- pay both the needs and the vice providers. Basic, daily in the upcoming ballot ques- Rozanski; Bishop of Spring- ter, will continue to be fully operational during the construction contributions of each person necessities of life are provid- tion in November, should en- field process with an anticipated project completion date in 2021. must be taken into account. ed to those who cannot afford act laws that puts a structure The new Quigley center has been almost a year in the making, ever since when in May 2017, the Baker-Polito Administration announced state funding for the new long-term care facility as LETTER TO THE EDITOR part of the Fiscal Year 2018 capital budget plan. Governor Bak- er signed the bill to fund the project in November after Speaker VALUE ZBA now believes by its vote 146 are relics of the past. The to this impact without hope- DeLeo had shepherded it through the legislative process. NEIGHBORHOODS that the three buildings are Board of Appeals apparently fully getting politicians in- just old, the neighborhood be- differs on this matter. I also volved in the outcome. The Chelsea Soldiers’ Home has a long and hallowed his- To the Editor, lieves they are wrong in that was saddened and not sur- We all must search for tory of serving our state’s veterans. It first opened its doors in I was saddened but hardly 1882 to Massachusetts veterans of the Civil War who had been assumption still. prised by City Hall's reaction ways in which developers can surprised at the recent actions I grew up in Boston's South to just lay down its arms and design something good work- wounded or unable to care for themselves, many of whom had taking by the city's Zoning previously resided in the Commonwealth’s “alms houses.” End in the '50s and '60s and raise the white flag of surren- ing with the neighborhood Board of Appeals in the matter I lived on East Springfield der. There are not many cou- that might include at least the The Chelsea Soldiers’ Home was recognized as a national of 144-146 Maverick Street. leader for the care of our veterans for more than five decades Street which ran between rageous politicians out there. facade of these two beautiful. This board reversed a ruling Washington Street and Harri- They just fold up like a sofa I have seen this done before. under the direction of the legendary Lawrence F. Quigley, a vet- by the Boston Landmarks eran of the the first World War, and then under his son, John L. son Avenue. While I agree that bed. All of us have. Old Boston Commission and it now looks a neighborhood is always the The last good mayor this City Hall on School Street is Quigley, who was a Marine who received a Purple Heart when like the developer will be al- he went ashore during the invasion of Iwo Jima in WWII. people who live there, build- city had was Mayor Ray Fly- just one example but there are lowed to move forward with ings are an important legacy nn who actually cared for the plenty others too. Today, the Chelsea Soldiers Home, under the leadership of plans to develop the old Rapi- Superintendent Cheryl Lussier Poppe, continues to be a national of past times. I do not think neighborhoods and not just in We don't need to have an no funeral home and raze both that East Springfield Street press releases. He came from "US versus Them" conflict. leader in fulfilling its role in caring for our veterans, maintaining Maverick Street buildings. Massachusetts’ proud tradition of helping all veterans in need of structures have been declared a neighborhood and values We can mesch the old with The three buildings in ques- historic but I think they are neighborhoods and the voices the new and make a project both long-term care and domiciliary/supportive services. tion are next to the Maverick We know we speak for all our fellow Massachusetts citizens and surely do its residents within neighborhoods. even better. Don't rush to de- Marketplace Cafe on Maver- today. They are beautifully I certainly hope that the lat- molish even if you think it in looking forward to the construction of a new facility that will ick Street. The neighborhood bring the Chelsea Soldiers Home and the Quigley long-term designed and help make the est news is not the end of the isn't historic because historic saw the 144-146 structures as is in the eyes of area residents. center into the 21st century. neighborhood a living space. process on these two build- architecturally in need of sav- Back here in East Boston ings. I would hope that saner Sincerely, ing. No one thought the third no one cares what happens heads prevail. I would hope Sal Giarratani building was historic and that to the house next to the cafe, that the developers are open East Boston building wasn't the subject of it is just an old building that to sitting down with its neigh- Dog CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 neighborhood ire. While the has outlived its time but 144- bors and try to find a solution Monday evening police Brady and he will be arraigned arrested 50-year-old David in East Boston District Court. Community CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

and whatever amendments I'm workforce development pro- able to carry in the House bud- gram at the shelter to help these get, Sen. Boncore takes the lead women rise out of poverty and on the Senate side," said Mada- homelessness by gaining work- ro. force skills." Madaro said in the House Madaro said he also secured budget he was able to secure funding for State Police patrols several hundreds of thousands of Constitution Beach. of dollars for the East Boston Sen. Boncore, as chair of Neighborhood Health Center's the Transportation Committee, City Councilor Lydia Edwards, Sen. Boncore and Rep. Adrian substance abuse program. The was excited to announce the Madaro brief residents on some of the legislation and work Health Center has recently in- Red/Blue Line Connector was they are doing on behalf of the neighborhood at Monday's tegrated substance abuse with back on the table and is being HVNA meeting. mental health and primary care seriously considered. The state to not only help prevent sub- plans to fund a study on the fea- best for East Boston and have a roughly 26,000 sq. ft. with an stance abuse in Eastie but also sibility of connecting the only three pronged plan to get things entrance on the corner of Con- treat addicts more cohesively. two MBTA train lines that have done." dor and Trenton Streets. There "Last year we were able to no connection. The connector Edwards touched upon the will be parking in the rear of the fund the hiring of a social work- has been something residents in city's budget process and how station for 50 vehicles and the er at the District A-7 police sta- East Boston having been ask- she and her colleagues are cur- building will be LEAD Silver tion through a program called ing and waiting for since the rently hearing from all the city Certified. Youth Connect," said Madaro. 1970s. The T has cited signifi- departments on their wants and The city has also earmarked "This program is in neighbor- cant development in Eastie and needs. $5 million for the design and hoods that have some problems Revere, including the potential In Eastie, Edwards high- rehab construction of the Par- Video surveillance of the moment when suspect David Brady with gang violence and with move of Seattle-based Ama- lighted some of the major line is Street Pool across from the stole Rosa Nese's dog and SUV. the neighborhood's history with zon's second North American items that are earmarked for Paris Street Gym. The Gym re- MS-13 we thought this was a headquarters (HQ2) to Boston the neighborhood over the next cently underwent a $14 million good program to help keep kids at Suffolk Downs, as reasons to five years as part of the capital overhaul and the pool's rehab out of gangs. Frankly, the po- reexamine the stalled connec- spending plan that includes a will compliment the new state- lice are not equipped to handle tor project. The project would new police station at the City of-the-art gym, and community everything and while they do a extend the Blue Line approx- Yards and a renovation to the center. Times-Free Press great job in the community they imately 1,500 feet to make a Paris Street Pool. When the pool was first built, Directory are not social workers. Now connection with the Charles/ Over the next five years the it featured a glass roof, slid- 617-567-9600 • 781-485-0588 the police have a youth social MGH Station on the Red Line. city will spend $25.54 million ing doors that looked out onto Fax: 781-485-1403 worker that works hand in hand "It is good news and no mat- to design and construct the the Paris Street playground as with police to try and tackle ter how you feel about the Suf- long-awaited new police sta- well as a veranda so residents some of the underlying issues folk Downs or Amazon propos- tion at the City Yards. Bids for could enjoy a swim and then sit Advertising and Editorial that some of our young people als there is going to be a need Scott Heigelmann the project should be sent out outside during the hot summer Marketing Reporters, Regular Contributors are dealing with." for greater capacity and a great- this year and construction on months. The pool underwent Madaro also secured funding er need to connect East Boston Debra DiGregorio John Lynds the new police station should an overhaul under then Mayor for the state's Shannon Grant and Revere to Cambridge," said Kevin White due to constant Seth Daniel begin in October or November Assistant Marketing program. This program allows Boncore. 2018. vandalism of the glass roof Copy Editing, Layout Director non-profits like the Salesian Finally Councilor Edwards, This will be after a commu- and glass doors. The pool was Scott Yates Boys & Girls Club apply for who is working on finaliz- nity process on design is com- encased in cement blocks and Maureen DiBella money to help create proactive ing the city's budget with her Kane DiMasso-Scott pleted. The city will return to now looks more like a bomb Senior Sales Associates programs for at-risk youth in colleagues, touched upon the the community this summer shelter than a community pool. the neighborhood before they funding heading over to Eastie Peter Sacco Business with a more detailed archi- The plan, according to Accounts Executive fall victims to gang life and to pay for several projects. tectural plan. The building's the city is to restore the pool Kathleen Bright gang violence. "I just want to echo what Judy Russi designed will work to create a back to its original glory and Legal Advertising "I was also able to get some my colleagues have said about more efficient and better - sta strengthen the connection be- teamwork because it is a real Ellen Bertino Printer funding for our only homeless tion for police and replace the tween the pool building and the shelter, Crossroads Family pleasure to work with them," Concord Monitor (N.H.) aging District A-7 station on adjacent park. Shelter," said Madaro. "The said Edwards. "We meet, we Meridian Street near Maver- money will go to creating a discuss and try to figure what is ick Square. The station will be

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MAYOR MARTIN WALSH HOSTS ANNUAL COFFEE HOUR

Last Thursday morning opportunity to speak directly Mayor Martin J. Walsh and with Mayor Walsh about open the Boston Parks and Recre- space and other needs in their ation Department hosted the neighborhoods. Through these 19th Annual Neighborhood discussions and a suggestion Coffee Hour Series at LoPres- box at each site, Walsh spent ti Park in East Boston. the morning hearing how the "Coffee Hours give me an- City of Boston can improve other opportunity to meet with upon local parks, public areas residents, answer their ques- and city services. tions and discuss all that the Eastie residents enjoyed City of Boston has to offer," coffee and breakfast treats said Mayor Walsh. "Our parks provided by Dunkin' Donuts provide a great backdrop for and fresh fruit from Whole Heather O'Brien and Captain conversation and I look for- Foods Market. In addition, Kelly McCormick. ward to hearing from more of each family in attendance my constituents throughout received a flowering plant East Boston seniors pick up their flowers courtesy of Mayor NOAH's Melinda Vega and the spring and summer." grown in the city's greenhous- Walsh. Gabriela Boscio The Neighborhood Coffee es as a gift from Mayor Walsh. Hours give residents a unique

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PAGE 16 BOOK YOUR POST IT East Boston Artist Group Holiday Open House Call Your 8 week Advertising Rep (781)485-0588 P r e s s minimum -F r e e i m e s Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Three ideas per calendar EastT Boston for one site TROLLEY TOUR AND TREE LIGHTING year (6400) Developers pitch their proposals Revere Journal Edwards names for Condor Street DNDested parties site to come up with Colette, Evers plans that included affordable By John Lynds housing that includes a sub- Winthrop Sun Transcript(4000) to office staff stantial amount of units for Three developers have re- artists living and workspace. Lydia Edwards, newly sponded to the Department of The East Boston Neighbor- elected Boston city councilor Neighborhood Development's hood of Affordable Housing East Boston Times Free Press(7000) to represent Charlestown, East (DND) Request for Propos- (NOAH), Z Capital Invest- Boston and the North End, an- als for a city-owned site on ment and Pennrose Properties, nounced the hire of two local Condor Street across from the LLC all submitted proposals staff members, Gabriela Co- Hess Site. to DND. Chelsea Record(2900) letta and Judith Evers. Coletta, Following a series of com- The three proponents a resident of East Boston, will munity meetings with the shared their unique visions for assume the Chief of Staff posi- Eagle Hill Civic Association the site at last Wednesday's tion starting January 2018, and (EHCA) where DND officials EHCA meeting. Evers will remain as liaison to got feedback from residents First, NOAH said they Everett Independent(7500) her hometown neighborhood on what type of project the of Charlestown. community would like to see Please see DND Page 5 “I am thrilled Gabriela will at the site, DND sent out a Re- serve as Chief of Staff start- quest For Proposal (RFP). In (5000) ing in January,” said Edwards. request, the city asked inter- Lynn Journal “As my campaign manager, she proved to have the leader- ship and organizational skills JCAM announces rehab (8700) required to assume this po- Beacon Hill Times sition. I am confident in her of Ohabei ShalomBuilt Chapel in 1903 the Ohabei responsiveness, accessibility Shalom Chapel served as mor- and passion to better the lives By John Lynds tuary chapel for the adjacent of her neighbors in district Jewish Cemetery. The ceme- - The Boston Sun(14000) one.” After a period of inactivity, tery was established in 1844, “I am extremely grateful the Jewish Cemetery Associa- and was the first Jewish Cem to City Councilor-Elect Ed- tion of Massachusetts (JCAM) etery in the state that served wards for this opportunity,” Charitable Foundation is dou- Boston and Mystic Valley's Regional Review(3500) says Coletta. “I’m honored bling its efforts to restore the Jewish population. to assist her endeavors as the historic Ohabei Shalom Chap- According to Kaplan, the district’s newest city councilor el on Wordsworth Street into plan calls for a historically re-- stored chapel, and to create the Please see EDWARDS Page 4 the East Boston Immigration Center. neighborhood's first immigra Charlestown Patriot Bridge(7300) JCAM Executive Director tion center. MS-13 members On Sunday in the newly rehabbed and reopened Central Square, Mayor Martin Walsh hosted the Stan Kaplan has been making The center will house arti- annual Trolley Tour and East Boston Tree Lighting. The event included Christmas Carols from Zumix, the rounds at Eastie's com- pleads guilty to performances by the Veronica Robles Cultural Center (above), hot chocolate and other goodies as munity groups to update resi- Please see JCAM Page 2 (16400) well as visit from the Santa and the Mayor. Walsh got help from East Boston children as they pulled dents on the plan and how lo- Jamaica Plain Gazette the leverFIRST and lit the Christmas Tree in CentralCOME Square. See more photos FIRST on pages 6 and 7. SERVE teen's slaying cal residents can get involved. Neighborhood Health Center By John Lynds to try and help those trying to Mission Hill Gazette(7000) EBNHC launchesbut Neighborhood Braden's extend family, Traumacope with the loss. Team Schedule Yourfriends, Spots first responders for and 2018!The team is part $250.00 of the per run. The story of Wilson Mar- By John Lynds Health Center new Neighbor- tinez, whose body was found neighbors who had witnessed the incident and its aftermath. on Constitution Beach the day Following the drowning When six-year-old Brayden Savings ofPlease see$800 TRAUMA Page 4 before school was to start in September 2015, was so trag- Kelly of Dorchester drowned there was a support team on ic that it stunned the tight-knit in a pool on Trenton Street, hand from the East Boston Eastie community for weeks. the trauma of the event affect- Friends, family and classmates ed not only the boy's family, all remembered 15-year-old Martinez as a good kid that was looking forward to going State Energy Facilities Sitingable Board with. back to school at East Boston “The Energy Facilities FRONTHigh to begin his sophomore PAGE Square. Last Thursday the Siting Board takes seriously year and looking to attend col- rules in favor state'sof EversourceEnergy Facilities Siting its substation role to ensure a reliable, lege after graduation. By John Lynds Board (EFSB) ruled in favor cost-effective, environmen- However, his murder that of placing the substation at tally-conscious energy supply year was only the tip of the For the last two years, the the City Yards. However, the for the Commonwealth, and An artist's drawing of what the inside of the Ohabei Shalom iceberg, and the beginning of owner of Channel Fish has final ruling will likely place will continue to operate in an Chapel will look like once it is restored and transformed into a string of murders of teens in launched a visual, media and the substation on the far north- open and transparent manner the East Boston Immigration Center. the neighborhood that spanned talking campaign against western corner of the parcel over a year. Two weeks after Eversource's plans to place and not directly adjacent to Please see SUBSTATION Page 2 Martinez was killed, Irvin De- a substation on a city-owned Channel Fish - a decision Sil- pazm, 15, was fatally stabbed Post-It-Noteparcel at the AdvertisingCity Yards adja- vestro seems to be comfort- on Trenton Street. Then on cent to Louis Silvestro's fish Jan. 10, Christofer Perez-De processing business in Eagle la Cruz became the third teen- We design, typeset, andPlease see MS-13 afix Page 2 your ad on our front page. On Sunday, December 10, the Ruggiero Family Memorial Home will hold its annual Christmas Tree Lighting in Orient Heights Square SALE PENDING

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CHIEF OF PROBATION THOMAS TASSINARI HONORED AT LAW DAY

Last Thursday at East Bos- ton District Court Chief of Probation Thomas Tassinari was honored with the Judge Joseph Ferrino Community Service Award. Tassinari, a longtime Chief of Probation in Chelsea and East Boston, is set to retire this year after 30 years of working in the criminal jus- tice system. Judge Joseph Ferrino and Chief of Probation Thomas Tassinari. Chief of Probation Thomas Tassinari thanks the crowd.

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Judge John McDonald presents Chief of Probation Thomas Tassinari with the Judge Joseph Ferrino Community Service Award.

Chief of Probation Thomas Tassinari receives a hug from Chief of Probation Thomas City Councilor Lydia Edwards. Tassinari was surprised by the honor. Chief of Probation Thomas Tassinari's friends and family gather.

NOAH- East Boston Survey 2018 NOAH has been working in East Boston for 30 years. As we prepare for our future, we want to hear from you.

East Boston is a peninsular neighborhood. 42,000 people live here. We are a very diverse community. It is and has been a great place to live. There are several matters which seem to, some would say threaten, our community. Among them, housing prices continue to escalate and the environment is changing. What issues matter most to you? City Councilor Lydia Edwards We surveyed people back in 2013 and are doing so again. Working alongside neighbor- thanks Chief of Probation hood residents of all backgrounds for decades now, we are proud of what we have been Thomas Tassinari for his dedi- Judge John McDonald, City Councilor Lydia Edwards and Chief able to accomplish. However, as we plan for NOAH’s future, we want to gain your insight, cation and compassion. of Probation Thomas Tassinari. ideas, critiques, needs, and possibilities, especially on some current issues. Below are a few examples of the questions in our survey. For the full survey, please visit: wecareeastboston.org/survey

• Have you participated in any of NOAH's Climate, Chelsea Creek, Resilience, or Environmental Justice meetings (past or present)? // ¿Usted ha participado en re- uniones o eventos de NOAH sobre el Cambio Climático, Chelsea Creek, Resiliencia, o Justicia Ambiental (en el pasado o recientemente)?

• What do you think are the most important/pressing climate and environmental topics for East Boston? ¿Cuáles crees que son los temas de mayor importancia para East Boston con re- specto al ambiente y el clima?

• If a major storm like a hurricane happened in Boston, do you know where to go and what to do? Si una tormenta grande (como un huracán) ocurriera en Boston, ¿sabe a dónde ir y qué hacer?

• What do you think about housing prices in East Boston? // ¿Qué piensa usted so- bre los precios de las vivienda en East Boston?

• What do you think NOAH should do to address this topic? // ¿Qué cree usted que NOAH debería hacer con respect a este tema?

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JUDGE JOHN MCDONALD PRESIDES OVER THE ANNUAL EAST BOSTON LAW DAY Last Thursday East Boston dents who placed first, second District Court held its annu- and third in the Oratory, Post- al Law Day celebration and er and Coloring Book Compe- awards ceremony. titions. The annual event includ- The event also honored the ed the awards handed out by work of Suffolk County D.A. Judge John McDonald for Dan Conley's work in Eastie East Boston and Winthrop stu- and the court.

Christian Arevalo was the win- ner of the Coloring Book Con- test and received the award by Judge John McDonald. Students from East Boston and Winthrop schools perform patri- otic songs as part of the Law Day celebration. Third-grader Savannah Martin Suffolk County DA Dan Dan Liberti was the Oratory was first Place in the Poster Conley received the Special Winner. Contest. Achievement Award.

Third-grader Marisa Venuti Abbigail Kajjame came in Guests included City Councilor Lydia Edward, DA Dan Conley Fifth-grader Dante Minicapilli Fifth-grader Gabrielly Ferraz was third Place in the Poster second Place in the Coloring and Winthrop Police Chief Terrance Delehanty. was second Place in the Post- was first Place in the Poster Contest. Book Contest. er Contest. Contest.

Charis Neave was the winner of the Essay Contest. Joseph Puopolo was a winner Fourth-grader Susana Mora Fifth-grader Aden Viravong Third-grader Isabella Gallego McKenzie Margado came in in the Probation Office Poster was third Place in the Poster (right) with her sister was third was second Place in the Poster third in the Oratory Contest. Contest. Contest. Place in the Poster Contest. Contest.

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Edwards CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Community Calendar years old and does not reflect system, is negatively impact- realistic vibrant growing com- the actual modern needs of the ing neighborhood quality of munity." community and many “East- life." Edwards's order will direct COMMUNITY MEETINGS Friend of the East Boston Greenway ie” residents feel that devel- Edwards argues that Eastie the appropriate committee Harbor View Neighborhood Association Fourth Thursday of every month. opment is happening to them, is lacking a comprehensive of the Boston City Council First Monday of every month 6:30 p.m. at the Anna DeFronzo Center, not for them or their children," transportation, traffic and to hold a hearing in Eastie to 6:30 p.m. at the East Boston Yacht Club, 395 Maverick St. said Edwards. "East Boston’s parking plan, accommodating discuss the creation of a Mas- Rice Street last Master Plan was complet- the need to reduce congestion ter Plan and that city depart- Gove Street Citizens Association ed 18 years ago and since that and vehicle emissions. She ments such as the Department time, East Boston has changed added that the community of Neighborhood Develop- Jeffries Point Neighborhood Association Fourth Monday of every month immensely and for too many needs to promote sustainable ment, Boston Transportation Second Monday of every month. 6:30 p.m. at the Noddle Island Community without a common clear goal transportation such as walk- Department, Parks and Rec- 6:30 p.m. at the Jeffries Point Yacht Club, Room, Logan Rental Car Center or vision." ing, biking, MBTA bus and reation, Boston Housing 565 Sumner St. With the 163-acre Suffolk subway services and an East- Authority, neighborhood and Eagle Hill Civic Association Downs site slated for a mas- ie ferry, as well as adequate civic groups, the area Com- Orient Heights Neighborhood Association Last Wednesday of every month sive development by HYM parking for residents, teach- munity Development Corpo- Third Monday of every month. 7 p.m. at East Boston High School Cafete- Investment Llc and pockets ers, health care workers and rations, the Boston Planning ria, 86 White St. of Eastie's waterfront down other essential purposes. and Development Agency, 6:30 p.m. at Ashley Street YMCA, 54 Ash- by Condor Street and Border "Resilience may require and any other interested par- ley St. Street ripe for future develop- changes to zoning, new in- ties will be invited to attend. ment, Edwards feels the time vestment, cooperation across "A Master Plan will pro- is right to update the Master private property lines and pub- vide East Boston with the Plan. licly-owned land," she said. clarity and guidance to move "East Boston is currently "Preserving Boston’s history forward in an age of rapid de- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 experiencing rapid growth, and promoting stable, afford- velopment,” said Rep. Adrian Shooting intense development pres- able and resilient housing for Madaro. “With a comprehen- hind a kitchen island. of Mr. Figueroa, I have deter- ercise of self-defense and de- sures, traffic congestion, and Boston’s residents requires sive, community-driven Mas- As both Morris and Cinto- mined that criminal charges fense of others,” Conley said. sea-level rise and flooding," purposive and coordinated ter Plan, we can ensure that lo lay bleeding to death in the against the Boston Police of- “Accordingly, I have deter- explained Edwards. "Rents action by city government the fabric and character of our kitchen, Schmidt engaged the ficers who fired their weapons mined that criminal charges are rising to a degree that that is led by the residents of neighborhood are maintained suspect with his own gun, his are not warranted." are not warranted.” threatens the permanent dis- the impacted neighborhood. and that private development two back up magazines, Mor- Under a voluntary policy of The investigation revealed placement of neighborhood The Master Planning process and public infrastructure work ris's gun and a magazine from transparency in such investi- that Figueroa purchased the residents while homeown- could be a way to build com- in harmony. This is an import- Cintolo before SWAT arrived gations, Conley released the 9mm used to shoot the offi- ership opportunities are de- munity, build buildings and ant step to realizing a lively, with long guns. Despite the evidence of the case, which cers, the shotgun he used to creasing. Traffic congestion, build trust between city resi- affordable, and diverse East intense firefight where - doz included more than 500 pag- exacerbated further by new dents, city departments, and Boston for years to come." continue the assault, and a ens of rounds were exchanged es of interview transcripts, second 9mm recovered from development and an under- developers if the community Figueroa was only hit seven almost 800 pages of written funded public transportation is at the table to help shape a his room legally in Arizona times, including three shots reports and forensic testing re- and Florida, but but no license to the head, two shots to the sults, over 1,800 photographs, or permit for them in Massa- chest, and two shots to the and more than three hours of CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 chusetts. Given a 2010 arson Honored side. dispatch recordings. A de- conviction in Georgia, pros- ally not getting the award but ence on the streets of East Probation Department. I hope The investigation found tailed report of the investiga- ecutors said, he likely would the good news is you are in the Boston," said Hanton. "Tommy you can see that his entire life that Figueroa's body armor tion is posted online. not have been able to pur- running for next year. The true you showed me the way. You his passion and love was to had stopped 18 of the officer's The independent investiga- recipient of the Judge Joseph are Eastie and Eastie is you, In serve and mentor members of bullets during the exchange. tion, led by Conley’s top homi- chase or possess them legally Ferrino Community Service Tommy's eyes there was never the community. But what I love Conley determined that cide prosecutor, revealed that in Massachusetts. Award this year is Chief Thom- a person that didn't deserve at- most about you is your heart Morris and Schmidt acted in Figueroa donned an armored “Congress is currently con- as Tassinari." tention. He was on the frontline and belief in humanity and sec- lawful self-defense, defense vest and used an HS Pro- sidering federal legislation After the announcement the of integrating criminal justice ond chances. Tiana told me she of each other, and defense of dukt XD(M) 9mm handgun that would extend a license courtroom erupted in thunder- and behavior health. Working could't count how many times Officer Richard Cintolo when to shoot Cintolo and Morris to carry in lax gun law states ous applause. with Tommy as a partner on people have come up to her and they discharged their weapons when they and other officers like Florida to safer states "We've spent the last hour the streets made my job less told her they wouldn't be alive at Figueroa. responded to his roommate’s like ours,” said Conley. “Any speaking to his friends and challenging and provided me if not for her father. It's that sec- "After shooting two of 911 call. Officer Cintolo was federal lawmaker who thinks family into my Chambers. with an important partnership ond chance that a lot of people the responding officers, Mr. struck beneath his chin, in his that’s a good idea should look Thankfully he's not as smart as to combat the disease of addic- don't see in the court system. Figueroa engaged the officers left arm, and in his right chest, very closely at this case and I thought," McDonald joked. tion. There was always a twin- After a judgment it is the job of in a pitched gun battle, as he shattering bones and causing talk to the officers involved. All kidding aside, McDon- kle in your eye when develop- the Probation Officer to walk retreated to a bedroom and nerve damage. Morris was The last thing police officers ald said that Tassinari had be- ing a plan for an individual or with people and guide them so other officers attempted to res- struck in the upper left leg, need, the last thing Boston come one of his closest confi- family, but Tommy never let they can come back to society cue their two gravely wounded severing his femoral artery. or any community needs, is dants in the courthouse. those obstacles interfere with and be a part of it in a meaning- colleagues." Conley writes in Forensic testing showed that more high-powered weapons "He has become my best the goal of keeping the commu- ful way. So I just want to thank the file. "During the gunfight, all of their injuries were sus- like these in the wrong hands. friend, someone that I go to nity safe one person at a time." you for your dedication and be- Mr. Figueroa armed himself tained from a distance of less But for the heroic efforts of not only for personal but pro- City Councilor Lydia Ed- lieving in all of us." with a second weapon – a tac- than nine inches. officers at the scene, Boston fessional advice, someone that wards said she met Tassinari For his part Tassinari said he tical pump-action, 12-gauge "The evidence showed EMTs, and the staff of Mass. I look up to with regard to his years before she became in- was honored and overwhelmed shotgun – and again fired on that Cintolo was incapacitat- General, they could very well commitment and his passion volved in politics in Eastie. by the honor. the officers. Mr. Figueroa re- ed by his injuries, and that have claimed these three offi- for this community," said Mc- "I go to the same church "I want to thank everyone fused repeated commands to Morris and Schmidt returned cers’ lives that night.” surrender his weapons and fire as Figueroa retreated to Donald. "I just want to thank as Tommy and met him there here, but I want to give a spe- In October 2017, almost a at one point feigned surren- a darkened bedroom, where him personally for everything many years ago," she said. "I cial thanks to Judge Joseph year to the day of the shoot- he has done for me, the court just wanted to be here to thank Ferrino who told me when I der as he attempted to ready he armed himself with a Kel- ing, Governor Charlie Baker and this community." you personally. I had a won- was 14 years old that I had to the shotgun to continue the Tec tactical, 12-gauge shotgun presented Cintolo, Morris and Tassinari's colleague for derful conversation with your help the community and that is gunfight. Under the circum- and fired again," according to Schmidt with the state's high- over 30 years Kim Hanton of daughter, Tiana, this morning when I started to do things to stances, the officers who the files released. North Suffolk Mental Health and what she told me I already help the community," he said. fired their weapons did so in When Morris was incapac- est award, the George L. Han- thanked the Chief of Probation knew in my heart that you live, "I can't really explain what an a lawful and proper exercise itated by blood loss, Schmidt na Medal of Honor. Also hon- for showing her the ropes when breath and you are East Boston. honor this is for me tonight. I of self-defense and defense of continued to fire, holding ored were Sergeant Norberto she first started. Tommy began as a teacher, then knew something was up be- others as they tried to stop Mr. Figueroa at bay and covering Perez, Officer Lenin Ortiz and "I was naive girl from Re- worked for the Department of cause I ordered the plaque for Figueroa’s violent assault and the rescue effort that extricat- Officer Clifton Singletary vere trying to make a differ- of Social Services and then the Katie (O'Leary) and the Judge allow other officers to rescue ed the two critically wounded who all responded to the gun kept telling me it hadn't arrived the two wounded Boston Po- officers from the basement battle and provided life saving yet." lice officers. Therefore, based apartment. measures to the down officers. 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Black Wednesday, May 9, 2018 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Page 7 EAST BOSTON RESIDENTS ATTEND DERBY DAY AT SUFFOLK DOWNS

PHOTOS BY KATY ROGERS Local racehorse enthusiasts gathered at Suffolk Downs on Saturday, May 5, for Derby Day to bet on the big race, the Kentucky Derby. Attendees showed off their elaborate hats to celebrate the Derby Day tradition while betting on their favorite horses. While Helen Kennedy joined Wayne guests gathered around televi- Martorano for Derby Day at sions to keep up to date on the Suffolk Downs. After a big win latest statistics, others enjoyed of $8,200 last year, Martorano mingling outside with the race carefully calculated his top track backdrop. picks for 2018.

Mary Beth Cautero and Nancy Sheets wore full Derby Day fash- Jamie Coleman, Candy Leva, Lorraine Wilson, and Carol Pichman ion for the Kentucky Derby at Suffolk Downs. lined up in their Derby Day hats to place their bets.

Claire Lawler, Kathie Walsh, and Walter Currant enjoyed the Ken- tucky Derby Day atmosphere at Suffolk Downs on Saturday. Ramone Nunez glanced between the television and the Daily Dan Doyle, Tim Flaherty, Ralph Feinberg, Steve Rocco, and Racing Program, trying to determine which horse to wager on. Danny McNail enjoyed an afternoon at Suffolk Downs for the Kentucky Derby.

The Norton family took part in a family tradition in visiting the race track on Derby Day in memory of their relative, Robert F. Norton, who loved watching the race.

Guests lined up at the windows to place their bets.

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Janice Whitney and Jamie Smith raised their drinks for Derby Day.

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GOVERNOR BAKER AND MAYOR WALSH TOUR P.J. KENNEDY SCHOOL

Last Thursday Gov. Charlie Baker and Mayor Martin Walsh toured the P.J. Kennedy School in East Boston. The Governor and Mayor were given a tour of the school followed by a first hand look at the Kennedy's 'My Way Cafe' pilot program. Through a partnership with the Shah Family Foundation, the Kennedy and three other Boston Public Schools (BPS) in Eastie have been enjoying freshly prepared lunches like Baja fish tacos, BBQ chicken, freshly cooked veggies and salads throughout the school year with the help of renowned Chef Ken Oringer. Both Baker and Walsh sampled the Kennedy School's lunch offerings like chicken and fish tacos, roasted broccoli, rice and all the taco toppings one could ask for.

Governor Charlie Baker talks with P.J. Kennedy School students Mayor Martin Walsh checks out the P.J. Kennedy School's out- last Thursday during a surprise visit to the school. The Governor door classroom during he and Governor Baker's visit. toured the school and checked out its new cafeteria

The new cafeteria is part of the 'My Way Cafe' pilot program. Gov. Charlie Baker talks with a student as Chef Ken Oringer and Shah Family Foundation's Jill Shah (center) explains the 'My Way Through a grant from the Shah Family Foundation, four schools Mayor Martin Walsh look on. Cafe' concept to Gov. Charlie Baker as Mayor Martin Walsh and in Eastie have been enjoying freshly prepared lunches like Baja P.J. Kennedy School cook Santiago Marin look on. fish tacos, BBQ chicken, freshly cooked veggies and salads with the help of renowned Chef Ken Oringer.

Mayor Martin Walsh, Gov. Charlie Baker, Rep. Adrian Madaro and Mayor Martin Walsh, Shah Family Foundation's Jill Shah, P.J. P.J. Kennedy cook Santiago Marin greet Gov. Charlie Baker and BPS Superintendent Tommy Chang during the tour of the school Kennedy School cook Santiago Marin and Chef Ken Oringer. Mayor Martin Walsh. by students.

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SCHOOLS CUTS complete their assignments. financing – and word from the Charlestown neighbor- (MGC) on April 27, during an I’ve been at this company 16 START BEING FELT “Students in Chelsea de- Beacon Hill is that the funding hood of Boston and Chelsea. intense Adjudicatory Hearing. years, you are going to hear serve more than this,” she changes will outlast any ve- Work is scheduled to be com- Instead, in what seemed that I do what I say. I’m a CHELSEA – Closing a continued. “While school toes from Gov. Charlie Baker. pleted at the end of 2020. like a high-stakes job inter- small-town kid from Arkan- $3.1 million budget gap is funding is tight and hard de- The House put in a $12.5 The full scope of work will view, Maddox set a path as “a sas. I grew up in a place where never painless, but now in the cisions have to be made, this million “Pothole Account” include steel repairs to the up- small-town kid from Arkan- family and community val- weeks after those cuts were is a sacrifice Chelsea High to help districts hurt by the per and lower decks, concrete sas” who is trying to move the ues matter. It’s who I am and announced, many in the com- students should not have to change in ‘Economically Dis- deck work on the lower deck, company onto a new path of – I would challenge anyone to munity are starting to take no- make.” advantaged’ definitions a few followed by waterproofing, re- rather than wisecracks – fami- come out and say that’s not tice. Bourque said she did a years ago. Last year, there was surfacing, and installing pave- ly values and gender equality. who Matt Maddox is.” This week, one of the most survey and found that most no such funding, but this year ment markings. Operations It was nowhere more ap- Beyond getting to know notable cuts that is being dis- schools in the area were down it looks like that money will will also consist of utility in- parent than when MGC Com- Maddox, and the personality cussed is the removal of the li- to one librarian districtwide. make it through. stallation, installing curbing, missioner Gayle Cameron led of the new leader of the $2.5 brarian from the Chelsea High That was true in Revere, Sau- The money would be allo- paving, constructing a new off with a critical observation billion Everett resort casino, School (CHS) Library. gus and Malden. In Winthrop, cated to the state Department parking lot under the bridge of how the Wynn company the business of the day was Supt. Mary Bourque said there is no librarian in the of Elementary and Secondary between Williams Street and had gotten in trouble based to discuss whether or not to the cuts, including the librar- schools. Education (DESE), and they Third Street. on allegations of sexual mis- remove Steve Wynn from ian, were part of the School In Chelsea, they left the would be charged with dis- conduct, and then added three the paperwork of the gam- Committee’s attempt to deal two middle school librarians bursing it to the affected dis- women to its board. ing license in Massachusetts. with state funding discrepan- THREE CANDIDATES because they also teach class- trict. CERTIFIED TO RUN Maddox swung back with Several lawyers and compa- cies that have been dealt to the es, where the elementary and Supt. Mary Bourque said a firm response, noting he is ny executives were present to City over the last few years. high school librarians did not the pothole account in the FOR STATE REP. from a new generation, and help that along, and reams of She pointed out that last year, teach. House Budget is good news, EVERETT – Three candi- he intends to use this crisis to paperwork had been filed that the schools had to cut the el- “Librarians are the sup- but she hopes that there are dates have emerged and qual- become a leader in the indus- analyzed the types of “quali- ementary school librarian as port services for students and some changes. ified to be on the September try in correcting the issues that fiers” and what that meant by well. are necessary, but when you “First of all, $12.5 million Primary ballot for state repre- landed them in their predica- the letter of the law. Now, the school system is have to decide whether to in- will go fast,” she said. “I have sentative in Everett. ment. In legal terms, most of the left with only two librarians at crease class sizes by keeping asked Sen. Sal DiDomenico State Rep. Joe McGonagle “These women are immi- obvious moves had been taken the middle school level. the librarian or keeping class to petition that DESE isn’t will have to fight off two tal- nently qualified,” said -Cam care of, such as Steve Wynn Bourque said they had to sizes at 30 and cut support ser- in charge of disbursing that ented candidates, including eron. “You’ve been at the no longer having a stake in prioritize teaching and learn- vices like librarians, that the account…We need to get challenger Gerly Adrien and company many years. They the company and direct de- ing, as well as their turn- choice,” she said. “We can’t it passed first, but second I former State Rep. Steve ‘Stat’ were imminently qualified cision-making. However, the around plan that is already in cut the teachers in the class- would like to see that DESE Smith, if he hopes to keep two years ago, five years ago. MGC was interested in look- place. When making tough rooms.” isn’t in charge of that money.” his seat. The election will be I just have to make the point ing at any indirect influence decisions, the librarian at CHS The school librarian was determined in the Sept. 4 Pri- that there’s an issue around that might occur as well. was a hard, but clear, choice. only a small part of the cuts mary Election as all three are women, and now women are So it was, Maddox spent “We needed to stay close, EVERETT AVE. made to the School Budget. ONRAMP CLOSED running as Democrats and no more valuable to the board. I a good part of his 45-minute first and foremost, to the prin- Other cuts included: Republican or Independent see what you’re doing, but it presentation explaining what ciples that would help meet •Three administrative posi- CHELSEA - - The Mas- has emerged. just seems to me the company he had done since becoming the needs of our students,” tions. sachusetts Department of City officials confirmed as a whole didn’t value wom- CEO in February. she said. “We used data and •10 instructor positions. Transportation (MassDOT) that all three candidates had en until they got in trouble at He said he first had Town we based the decision on the •Two whole-class parapro- is reminding members of the turned in their nomination pa- the Board level.” Halls with employees around data. This is our third year of fessionals. public that the on-ramp from pers and had been certified for Replied Maddox, “Mrs. the world to assure them it budget cuts. It’s illustrative of •10 one-on-one paraprofes- Everett Avenue onto the Tobin the state Primary ballot. Cameron, maybe that’s be- was a strong company, and to the broken state funding for- sionals. Bridge (Route 1 southbound) State Sen., Sal DiDome- cause there’s new leadership. begin a new campaign called mula…This year we’re cut- •Discontinuation of the in Chelsea is now closed for nico has turned in his nomi- I’m a 42-year-old man. I ‘We Are Wynn’ to reinforce ting the librarian at the high fifth to eighth grades Citizens approximately one month nation papers and is certified. have a 12-year-old daughter, the new values he planned to school because of the stan- Schools at the Brown Middle This traffic impact is asso- Also, Terrence Kennedy of the a 10-year-old daughter, and a bring to the scarred ‘Wynn’ dards we stood on. We looked and Wright Middle Schools. ciated with the ongoing Tobin Governor’s Council has been 10-year-old son. If you think name. at the data and circulation •Mandatory Connect Digi- Bridge repair project and nec- certified also. for one second that I want my “It was a time of crisis and numbers are down. Kids at the tal Lead Teacher Platform. essary in order to allow crews Election Chair Maureen 10-year-old son to have any people were completely un- high schools are doing a lot •Reduction in the extraor- and contractors to safely and DiPierro said voting over the additional benefits or a better settled,” he said. “I remind- of research online now. There dinary maintenance and tech- effectively conduct opera- counter in City Hall for the environment in the workplace ed them this company is not were only about nine books a nology budget. tions. Primary Election will take than my (daughters), that’s about a man and hasn’t been day being checked out for a Of all of those, Bourque The Tobin Bridge work will place on Friday, Aug. 31, from not true. I am part of the gen- for 18 years. Steve Wynn is 1,500-student body.” said they needed to be careful also mean temporary off-peak 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The tradition- eration that believes this. I’m not Wynn Resorts. Wynn Re- Speaking up big for the about pushing off the mainte- lane closures on Route 1 north al polls will open on Sept. 4 – part of the generation that’s sorts is about 25,000 employ- CHS librarian was fellow li- nance and technology budget. and southbound through No- the day after Labor Day. driving this. So, I don’t think ees and the people who grow brarian Martha Boksenbaum, “You can only do that so vember 2018, as well as some The General Election will it’s anything about what the this company every day… who is the Children’s Librar- many years in a row before it adjustments to the width of the take place on Nov. 6. company did do or didn’t do. That’s what it represents.” ian at the Chelsea Public Li- comes back to bite you,” she travel lanes in order to allow She said they had hoped to Crisis sometimes creates op- At the same time, he said brary. She said a school librar- said. “We have to be careful in crews to access work areas on implement new voting ma- portunity. You can let crisis they began working on things ian shouldn’t be sacrificed, doing that.” the bridge. Additionally, the chines and equipment into this drive you down or you can that were dragging the com- especially since the librarian Meanwhile, Bourque said Beacon Street off-ramp will year’s election, but that has take it and make something pany down, including billions at the elementary school was the cuts are a call for the com- be closed for an approximate- been put on hold until next great out of it. That’s what I’m of dollars in litigation that had cut last year. munity to unite in lobbying ly a two-month period begin- year’s City Election. committed to do.” lingered between Steve Wynn “One might argue that if the entire legislature to sup- ning in summer 2018. Later, he told reporters that and Universal Entertainment there isn’t a School Librari- port Senate Bill 2325, which Three full lanes of travel MADDOX APPEARS he was to be trusted to lead the of Japan. an, students can just go to the will be in place on the Tobin was proposed by Sen. Sonia BEFORE MGC company in a new direction. “We realized we had to Public Library instead,” she Chang Diaz. Bourque said Bridge this year during peak “You should trust me be- quickly distance ourselves EVERETT - -New Wynn wrote in a letter to the Record that bill contains all of the commute hours. Travelers are cause of what I’ve done my from issues that had mired Resorts CEO Matt Maddox this week. “In reality a School fixes to make sure cuts like reminded that there will be fu- whole career,” he said. “Check the company with litigation wasn’t whimsical or comi- Librarian does things the Pub- this wouldn’t have to happen ture traffic impacts including with anyone I worked with at and founder-based issues that cal as his predecessor, Steve lic Library cannot possibly for a fourth year in a row. permanent lane closures on Bank of America or Caesar’s Wynn, often was at the Massa- do. School Librarians are part “It behooves us all to be on Route 1 northbound during Entertainment. For people chusetts Gaming Commission Please see NEWS, Page 11 of the school; they know the the same path with our advo- the 2019 and 2020 construc- who have work with me while teachers, the teachers know cacy,” she said. tion seasons. them and they work togeth- The House Budget passed This $41.6 million project er on a daily basis so School by the state House of Repre- involves repairing a section of Librarians can make sure stu- sentatives has some encour- the deck of the Tobin Bridge, dents have what they need to aging news regarding school which carries traffic between

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News CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 really never would allow our party to do those trainings pleased with the recent deed company to move forward,” instead of having employees restriction that states the two WINARC RUN, WALK, OR ROLL he said. “The first thing I teach employees. buildings can only be sold to- wanted to do was get rid of the And first and foremost, gether. She also noted that the billions of dollars in litigation Maddox said it started with front building would block the that existed between Univer- him. That was evident on the view of the people who live at sal Entertainment and Wynn new banners outside the Ev- Surfside Lofts. Resorts because that existed erett site, where pictures of Bob O’Brien, director of between two founders, not employees are shown promi- development for Revere, is two companies.” nently. also a resident of Surfside In the end, they met in Ha- Maddox is also shown, but Lofts at 10 Ocean Ave. He waii and in two days settled he isn’t any bigger than the made it clear to the Zoning the matter for $2.4 billion, others and he isn’t labeled as Board he was there for the city. which wiped away all claims. the CEO. His moniker is only He called that the two parcels He said the next matter ‘Leader.’ under discussion are some of was to convince Steve Wynn “It starts with me, right at the most attractive waterfront to sell his 12 million shares. the top,” he said. These are parcels in the northeast. However, when he first called things I’m leading on…As This will be Gate Residen- Wynn to convince him not to CEO, I can tell you there is no tial’s third property in Revere sell them on the open market, association with Steve Wynn. totaling more than $270 mil- Steve Wynn did just that. There is no business associ- lion investment. “The first thing I did was ation with Steve Wynn. I’m Laura Libby, of Surfside call Steve Wynn,” he said. “I my own man. Kim Sinatra is Lofts, spoke for the trustees didn’t talk to him about busi- her own woman. We are mov- and their support of the proj- ness, but I called him and I said ing this company forward… ect. his 12 million shares needed We’re taking these issues very to go into strong hands to save seriously.” COUNCILLORS this company. We couldn’t An MGC decision did not CONCERNED OVER PHOTO BY MARIANNE SALZA have it dumped into the mar- come immediately, though the Speaker Robert DeLeo, with John and Julia Mei, board member, at the WinARC annual Walk, Run ket and into hedge funds and Commission deliberated after CLOGGED DRAINAGE and Roll around Deer Island on Sunday, April 29. More than 200 participants came out to support create more chaos. Out of the the meeting in private. A deci- DITCH the organization. 12 million shares, he sold 4 sion is expected shortly. REVERE – After years of million shares immediately… maintaining a ditch behind his into those exact hands – the ZONING BOARD home, Rocco Falzone finally markets and hedge funds. It APPROVES VARIANCES has some much overdue sup- dozens of homes in the Asti SEEKING TO awaiting his signature. was a really contentious day. port for keeping his neighbor- and Tuscano Avenue area. “This is a unique Commu- I immediately went out and REVERE – The Revere OPEN MEDICAL Zoning Board approved sev- hood from flooding. “He’s been fighting the nity Host Agreement,” said found Capital Research…and Falzone, 78, has lived fight for a long time,” Patch MARIJUANA Smith. “Mr. Rothenberg has T. Rowe Price…and worked eral variances for Gate Res- idential Properties LLC for at 55 Tuscano Drive for 28 said. “The city has been doing DISPENSARY agreed to do give city all of carefully with them and they the profits to local charity. He housing construction at 21 years, and for 28 years, he has their job down there, the state LYNN – One of the the two agreed to take Steve Wynn’s has no desire to make money Revere Beach Blvd. and 20- donned his rubber boots and does nothing. “That whole medical marijuana dispen- remaining 8 million shares… tools to make sure the ditch culvert system goes through saries approved by the Lynn at this location. He is great so the company could have 50 Ocean Ave. believer (in medicinal mari- Damion Zarri, with Gate running behind his house is several cities and needs a City Council was back before strong shareholders.” clear of debris. If he doesn’t complete workover. The the body. juana) and has family mem- Residential explained that the bers that use this medicine so That, he said, put 13 per- do it, his property floods and DPW is concerned about Mr. Alan Rothenberg’s Olde two separate projects would he wants to be able to share it cent of the company’s shares so do his neighbors on Asti Falzone due to his age. The World Remedies Inc. already into the hands of three solid create a 200-unit project. He with the community.” said plans call for a 127-unit Avenue and the surrounding city has done work there the received approval by the investors – which also in- Council to open a medical While Smith said Rothen- mixed-use development at 21 area. But it’s too much now. last few years and there has cluded Galaxy Entertainment He has attended several meet- marijuana dispensary at 953 berg plans to invest hundreds Revere Beach Blvd., and 73 been no flooding. I don’t think of thousands of dollars into the of China. That, he said, hap- ings of the City Council, he’s the state comes down to the Western Ave., but still needs a pened in 60 days. units in the rear building at special permit from the Coun- facility and make it something 20-50 Ocean Ave. created a packet documenting Revere part of it.” both he and the city are proud “While it may feel like the problem, he’s met with “Twenty-eight years of cil before the shop opens. Gate Residential is request- At last week’s hearing, the of, he made yet another unique things aren’t moving fast; local and state officials, but a this and it’s finally falling on they’re moving at lightning ing the minimum for parking Council voted unanimously commitment before the Coun- solution is yet to come. someone’s ears and I really cil last week. speed,” he said. “The changes requirements for apartments, to grant Rothenberg his spe- retail use and restaurant use. “His concerns are real and appreciate that,” Falzone said, “We were asked about a we’re making to distance our- valid,” said Councillor Dan cial permit but with the pro- In addition it seeks a mini- adding he’s been in touch with viso that a Host Community ‘commitment of compassion’ selves from our former chair- Rizzo. “He’s been incredibly mum loading space require- the Army Corp of Engineers, Agreement is signed by May- where we would agree to pro- man and CEO and to focus on impacted during storm events. the DEP and the EPA. “Mal- vide medicine to those who the future.” ment for restaurant use and or Thomas McGee before the a minimum screening for an It’s not a good situation to put den Street to the trash grates permit is issued. can’t afford it free of charge,” Wynn Legal Counsel Kim Mr. Falzone in this situation hasn’t been touched in 50 said Smith. “We will be do- Sinatra said there are going to off-street parking area. Rothenberg’s Attorney Jim or the neighborhood.” years. This is not a one-shot Smith testified at the hearing ing that here in Lynn and if be more changes to the board He said initial plans call for a 1.21 parking ratio, which Rizzo wants officials to go deal this has to be maintained that his client had already at- patients can not afford it they this summer. The recent addi- will have it without cost.” is 142 spaces. He noted they to the problem and see what is consistently forever.” tained all his Department of tions and departures are only happening. Falzone noted that after a Public Health approvals but Smith added that his client the first step. are also building 38 spaces on has also tapped architect Peter Ocean Avenue parcel and this Not only due storms cause walk-through with State Rep. there was a slight delay find- “The bylaws require us to problems, but yard waste RoseLee Vincent the DOT ing a marijuana cultivation Quinn to design the facility. will make the parking ratio Quinn has designed two out have 7-13 Board members,” dumped in the ditch upstream, showed up to clean. Just last site for the dispensary. 1.4 parking spaces of the 23 medical marijuana she said. “There isn’t a stat- discarded furniture, tree week inmates on a work pro- “Last February you grant- ic number. I do know there “It’s all being designed dispensaries that have opened consistent with the RC2 zon- branches and general trash gram were picking up trash ed us one of the two medical will be additional changes to marijuana licenses for the City thus far in the Commonwealth. ing district and we’re also add to the problem. for a short amount of time, he the board, and this was just a “Let’s identify steps that of Lynn,” said Smith. “Since Ward Six Councilor Peter designing for the “creative said. Capano said he has met with first step. The idea is to make need to be taken,” Rizzo said. Josephine and Lisa He- then we have met with a num- an orderly transition. This is arts” district not yet on zon- ber of Councilors, the former Rothenberg’s team and has ing maps for the city,” Zarri Last week the city coun- drington of 102 Asti Ave. no question about his com- about as much as a publicly cil sent a motion presented said it’s been an ongoing is- and current mayors, and many said. The creative arts district have asked ‘why the delay?’. mitment and generosity to the traded company can take at by Rizzo, Ward 6 Councillor sue, they lost possessions in one swath.” runs from the Gate Residen- We have been trying hard to City of Lynn. However, Capa- Charles Patch, and Council their basement due to flood- no made the motion to grant There has been a process tial Property all the way to look for a cultivation site and Shirley Avenue to encourage President Jessica Giannino to ing. Lisa Hedrington said it’s the special permit with the put in place too, she said, that the mayor to request a meet- it took us a while.” retail, restaurant, art galleries, not just water it’s also human Smith said Rothenberg has proviso that the Host Commu- requires senior leadership ing with the state delegation, and seasonal open space. waste. She disagreed with finally secured a site in Graf- nity Agreement is signed first. and board members to report representatives from the De- Patch about the situation get- The Council took the same any contact they’ve had with “Our development includes ton, Mass., and will begin the a 4,000 square-foot restaurant, partment of Conservation ting better. They have added process of cultivating medical action back in July and voted Steve Wynn in writing. and Recreation (DCR) the additional drainage to their unanimously to grant a spe- Other things they’ve done a series of arcade/retail spaces marijuana very soon. Massachusetts Department of property. Smith pointed out that his cial permit to Newton-based include starting a Cultural and covering 1,600 square feet,” Zarri said, calling the area a Transportation (MassDOT), “These are bedrooms, client had already drafted a Mass Patient Foundation Inc. Diversity Department, and (MPF) to site a medical mar- highly underutilized one and DPW Superintendent Donald homes that are contaminated,” Host Community Agreement instituting leadership devel- ijuana dispensary at 487-491 an area that will have upgrad- Goodwin, Water/Sewer Fore- Lisa Hedrington said. “And that went to the desk of former opment and a women’s forum. man Joe Maglione, and Rocco this has happened repeatedly.” Mayor Judith Flanagan Ken- Lynnway. MPF must first ink They have also repro- ed sidewalks and a rebuilt a Host Community Agreement boardwalk. Falzone of 55 Tuscano Ave. to nedy but went unsigned. The grammed their sexual harass- discuss a long term plan to ad- agreement was sent to Mayor before the permit is issued. ment training, using a third Ward 1 Councillor Jo- anne McKenna said she was dress flooding issues affecting McGee on Jan. 17 and is now

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By Sheila Barth BOX OFFICE A fantastic, talented chil- dren’s cast and actress Lauren The Boch Center and Madison Square Garden Company Kidwell’s powerful rendition presents a new production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s of song “Climb Ev’ry Moun- beloved classic family musical, through May 13, at the Boch tain” are the driving forces in Center Wang Theatre, 270 Tremont St., Boston: May 8-11, at 7 The Boch Center and Madi- p.m.; May 12, at 2,7 p.m.; May 13, 1 p.m. only. Tickets start at $35. son Square Garden Company bochcenter.org, 800-982-ARTS, Ticketmaster. touring production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved dren alike were entranced by and Chad P Campbell romp new version of “The Sound of stars Mike McLean (Georg) and dance into our hearts in Music”. and Jill Christine-Wiley’s song, “Sixteen Going on Sev- Judging from the enthusi- (Maria) loving duet, “Some- enteen,” and Maria and the astic standing ovation from thing Good,” and the family’s children chase away the thun- last Saturday afternoon’s versions of songs “Do-Re- der with a homespun, hap- multi-generational audience, Mi,” “The Sound of Music,” py yodeling version of “The the two-act, 2-3/4 hour pro- and “Edelweiss”. Lonely Goatherd”. duction, directed by Matt Recreating Danny Mef- Along with special sound Lenz, is an ideal Mother’s ford’s original choreography,- and lighting effects, Doug- Day celebration for mothers, Jonathan Warren’s version of las W. Schmidt’s gorgeous grandmothers, favorite aunts, the children’s goodnight song, set and backdrops of snow- and the entire family. her to the Von Trapps’ home but refused. the von Trapp children at first “So Long, Farewell,” is espe- capped Swiss Alps, the ab- With original book by in 1926, when Capt. Georg The musical fictionalizes sight, she wrote. Also, Georg cially charming. The children bey’s stained-glass windows Howard Lindsay and Russel vonTrapp needed a tutor for a the family’s escaping Austria von Trapp, described as kind simulate a cuckoo clock’s emitting rays of sunshine, the Crouse, and timeless musical daughter, ill with scarlet fever. by scaling the mountains, and loving, enjoyed music movements, and drift away, family’s lush home in Austria, score by Richard Rodgers and In the play, Maria, the cap- fleeing to freedom. It’s and sang regularly with his one by one. and the startling red curtain Oscar Hammerstein II, this tain, a fierce, loyal Austrian, based on the first section of children. Biographically, af- These amazingly talent- emblazoned with Nazi swasti- production does a great job of and his seven children, are Maria’s book, “The Story of ter Georg’s refusals to fly the ed child actors deserve spe- kas during the music festival emphasizing historic events forced to flee their beloved the Trapp Family Singers,” Nazi flag after Austria was cial mention: Paul Schoeller are eye-catching. affecting the wealthy Austri- homeland to avoid his com- published in 1949, but con- annexed to Germany, and (Friedrich), Sienna Laura Ann Regardless of how many an von Trapp family and their mission to serve in the Nazi tains several changes. Like taking an important naval Berkseth (Louisa), Matthew times you’ve seen “The governess-turned-stepmoth- Navy. The real Georg Von all Hollywood productions, commission, they traveled Law (Kurt), terrific Valerie Sound of Music,” this pro- er, Maria Augusta Kutschera. Trapp was a national hero though, it makes a romantic, by train, heading to America Wick (Brigitta), Amaryllis C. duction will warm your hearts Realistically, Maria was or- who served in the Austrian colorful story. to sing. The family settled in Miller (Marta),and tiny So- once more. I guarantee you’ll phaned young and raised by navy during World War I and According to the National Vermont’s lush green moun- phia Massa, (Gretl). walk out of there, with a lilt to strict aunts. After college, Ma- was rewarded with an honor Archives and Maria’s book, tains, where they established Portraying eldest daughter your step, singing your favor- ria prepared to become a nun for his heroism. As in the play, the couple married in 1927 the Von Trapp vacation family Liesl, 16, and her pro-Na- ite tune. in the local abbey, but her free he received orders to serve in and had three children of lodge in Stowe. zi first-and-only boyfriend, spirit and love of music led the Nazi navy as an officer, their own later. Maria loved At the show, adults and chil- 17-year-old Rolf, Leslie Ward Two Jews walk into a war, feuding and fighting - each other

By Sheila Barth argued, hated each other, ac- When the play was per- hilt, starting from when their cused each other of insuffer- formed at Lowell’s Merri- parents and grandparents con- BOX OFFICE So, nu? What do you do able acts, jailed and beaten by mack Repertory Theatre in vinced their families to remain New Repertory Theatre presents Seth Rozin’s one-act play, if you’re the last two Jews in the Taliban. Eventually, Levin 2011, starring dynamic Bos- in Kabul, to their overall dif- starring Boston favorite stars Jeremiah Kissel and Joel Colodner, Kabul, Afghanistan, the last died, leaving Simantov alone, ton award-winning favorites ferences. Levin is older and through May 20: Fridays, 8 p.m.; May 9, and Thursdays, 7:30 temple is crumbling from to practice his religion, and Will LeBow and Jeremiah religiously devout, represent- p.m.; Saturdays, 3,8 p.m.;Sundays, 2 p.m.; May 17, 2,7:30 p.m. rocket fire, its Torah and- in live off renting synagogue Kissel, it garnered plaudits ing traditionalism. Simantov Mosesian Center for the Arts, MainStage Theater, 321 Arsenal nards pillaged and plundered space to local Muslim busi- there, and in other states. is younger, more modern, St., Watertown. $37-$67. senior,student, group discounts. 617- by the Taliban, and you want nessmen. This time, with New Rep- feistier, argumentative 923-8487, newrep.org to preserve Judaism and re- Playwright Seth Rozin ertory Theatre in Watertown, Terrific musicians Grant populate the city’s Jews - but found vaudeville comedy LeBow directs his former Smith and Neema Jan, are you hate each other? in the two men’s situation co-star Kissel and Boston fa- seated on the left side of the In real life, fortune teller, and their feud, capitalized vorite Joel Colodner, portray- stage, playing oud and percus- medicine-love potion mak- on its absurdity, and wrote ing LeBow’s role as Levin. sion, providing comic, dra- er Ishaq Levin and carpet his 90-minute, one-act play, The two actors play these matic, and ethnic interludes. exporter Zebulon Simantov “Two Jews Walk into a War”. two feuding landsmen to the Jon Savage’s partially de- stroyed synagogue, Karen Perlow’s darkened lighting, and Lee Schuna’s series of explosions, bombs, and other Crossword Puzzle disconcerting sounds deliver dramatic fodder to the play. After their leader dies, ACROSS Levin won’t leave the 1 Kind of doctor? bombed-out synagogue and 5 Hankering vows to rebuild and repopu- 9 Sharp blow late the congregation, while 14 Be down with Simantov defies bombs, - ma 15 5,280 feet rauding youths, racist street Joel Colodner (left) and Jeremiah Kissel. 16 Capital on the Red River gangs, Taliban, and other dan- 17 Katmandu’s place gers, to bargain and shop in 18 Anjou or Bartlett the marketplace, while going 19 Out of bed Torah, from memory, with Si- chants prayers, including the to his carpet store. He even 20 Start of Henry Ford quote mantov as scribe. 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Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Wednesday, May 9, 2018 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Page 13 Suffolk County District Attorney Candidates Forum sparks debate among contenders

By Beth Treffeisen Candidates Evandro Car- valho, Massachusetts state A heated discussion be- representative from Dorches- tween the candidates for Suf- ter, Attorney Linda Champi- folk County District Attorney on, Greg Henning assistant took place in a packed room district attorney, Shannon at Suffolk University Law McAuliffe director at Roca, an School on Thursday, May 3. organization that disrupts the The event was moderated cycle of poverty, and Rachel by Meghan Irons, the social Rollins, Chief Legal Counsel justice reporter at The Bos- to the Massachusetts Port Au- ton Globe, and was hosted thority, were ready to answer by Boston Wards 3, 4, and questions during the forum. 5 Democratic committees, “About 77 percent of DA Suffolk Law School, Boston races go un-contested across NAACP, MassVOTE, and the the U.S.,” said Rahsaan Hall, Greg Henning speaks to the packed house at Suffolk University Mass. Dems Latino Caucus. Director of the Racial Justice Law School. Program and “What a Differ- Candidate Rachel Rollins Shannon McAuliffe speaks to sticks to her points during the ence a DA Makes” campaign the crowd. ing on her current work at DA's office are largely people for the ACLU of MA, to a forum. Roca, a non-profit that takes of color. crowded room. “There is a young adults who have a high “I live in Dorchester and everyone is protected, and to lack of opportunities for com- to how to stop cycle of repeat chance of repeat offense and my constituents deal with it re-connect the community munities to engage but, this is offenders to how will the can- steers them in a different path every day,” he said. “They are with law enforcement. what democracy looks like.” didates make the office more by providing job training and trapped without help every “I will not only ensure com- Hall said that many folks diverse? other opportunities. day, and that has to change. munity policing to keep the don’t even know what goes Champion said she has “I’m the only one here that As DA I will be sure to change streets safe but to help people on in a DA's Office and most three areas she will focus on hasn’t worked for a job open- things.” to not to engage and re-engage don’t even know that it is an as District Attorney beside ing,” said McAuliffe who Current DA Dan Conley an- with the justice system.” nounced earlier this year that elected position. safety: education, housing and took on the current DA during Rollins said that to make he will not be seeking re-elec- “We are working to make jobs. the last election. “Reform a real difference more people tion. Conley has held the of- sure the country and residents “When you have all of needs a reformer, and that’s of color and women need to fice since February 2002. of Suffolk County are en- these things you can have an who I am.” work in the justice system. This will be the second gaged and active,” said Hall. environment that everyone Carvalho said that in or- “To get fairness, equity and open candidate forum of the Candidates were allowed can feel safe,” she said. “I’m der to seek justice you need justice you need more diver- to look at who is making the year. The primary for the Suf- 90 seconds to answer ques- in this race to focus on what Evandro Carvalho speaks to sity in the people that serves decisions. He pointed out that folk Country District Attorney tions and 30 seconds for re- is the problem and that’s the the crowd on why he would those decisions,” said Rollins. the people making the deci- race will be on Tuesday, Sep- buttal. Questions ranged from lives of our residents.” be the best candidate for McAuliffe distanced her- sions are largely white and tember 4. The general election are you too much of an insider Henning said his goal as Suffolk DA. self from the pack by focus- those going in and out of the will be Tuesday, November 6. or outsider to change things, DA would to make sure that

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EAST BOSTON HAPPY BIRTHDAY Chorus (BCC) is excited munity . goal of ensure that all low- TECH MEETUP to expand our programs to 154 Maverick Market come residents of Greater the East Boston Branch of Place- Update occupancy Boston are equipped with the The purpose of the East the Boston Public Library! VOTE tools, training, and access to Boston Tech Meetup is to Geared towards children ages 238 Webster st - VOTE . support 21st-century skills build a community of people 7-12, these 8 weeks will be Demolish existing structure development. The TGH pro- currently working in tech or packed with skill-building, and add 9 units with 8 parking gram offers resident the abil- those aspiring to move into a cultural exchange, and tons of spaces . 4th appearance Atty ity to improve their quality tech career who live or work fun, culminating in two per- Drago/Grossman of life as new member of the in East Boston. These meet- formances in May. The East 154 Maverick Market online community. ings will be held in the heart Boston Choir will perform in Place- Melissa Tyler What's included for Boston of Maverick Landing con- BCC's Season Finale Concert residents? veniently located steps from at Dorchester's Strand Theatre • 15 Hours of Computer the Maverick T station, in the BOSTON PUBLIC on Sunday, May 20 and in a LIBRARY’S FREE training Maverick Landing Meeting community concert at the East • A web based curriculum House at 31 Liverpool Street. Boston Library on Thursday, HOMEWORK HELP designed to help you access May 24. UNDERWAY resources throughout the In- SPRING FLING For more information, Boston Public Library’s ternet. please contact Jana Hieber at • The option to purchase a The Friends of the East free Homework Help program 617-245-6043 or jhieber@ brand new computer for just Boston Library began and runs through May bostonchildrenschorus.org. $50 Invite you to our 24, 2018, offering free after- Or visit our website at http:// • Help accessing signifi- Spring Fling school help and mentorship www.bostonchildrenschorus. cantly discounted high-speed May 17, from 6-7:45 at the provided by high-achieving org/our-programs/east-boston Internet for qualified partici- East Boston Library high school students at most For information any of pants 365 Bremen Street, East BPL locations across the city. these programs, call or come If you interested in partici- Boston The program, offered Monday in to the East Boston Branch pating or have any questions,- *Enjoy Refreshments through Thursday from 3:30 Library, 365 Bremen Street, Speak to a staff at ABCD East and mingle with friends and -5:30 p.m. is open to students (617) 569-0271. Boston APAC or Call 617- neighbors in grades K-8; no registration 567-8857 *Listen to the music of Mr. required. Boston Teacher’s Ed Meradith and our wonder- JEFFRIES POINT Union (BTU) tutors are also ful Touch of Class Singers NEIGHBORHOOD available during select week- LEARN ITALIAN *Enjoy a dramatic reading Happy Mother’s Day to lifelong East Boston resident Benita Fes- days from 4-6 p.m. for stu- FREE ASSOCIATION dents in Grades K-12. Visit by Kathleen Monteleone of ta who celebrated her 100th birthday recently with her loving MEETING AGENDA The class will be held at the poem Invictus, written in family & friends. www.bpl.org/homework for Robert DeLeo Senior Center, 1875 by William Ernest Hen- May 14th 7pm complete information. Most 35 Harvard St., Winthrop for ley Jeffries Point Yacht Club homework help mentors and residents age 55 and above. *Preview the Pirate Dhow 565 Sumner st program participants are Bos- Whether you have Italian a Frederick Leonard King A free 8-week choral pro- Agenda- ton Public Schools students, ancestry, or just want to learn painting from The History of EAST BOSTON gram for children ages 7-12 Police updates A7- Sgt. though it is open to all, and one of the world’s most beau- Through May 24 Martin , Off. Simons BTU tutors are either cur- Shipping series before its res- BRANCH LIBRARY tiful languages, join us at in- toration Mondays and Thursdays Liaison Jesus Garcia May- rent or retired Boston Public formal and friendly Italian And participate in our Si- Check out What’s Happen- from 5-6pm ors Office - Community up- Schools teachers. ing at the East Boston Branch language and culture class- lent Auction and book sale East Boston Library - 356 dates es. Wednesday afternoons All proceeds go to support Library Bremen Street, Boston, MA Senator Boncore , State TECH GOES HOME EAST BOSTON POP-UP from 1:15 to 2:45 p.m. 02128 Rep Madaro , City Councilor Tech Goes Home is a com- our local library programming CHOIR For info call 617-846-8538 The Boston Children's Edwards -Updates to the com- puter based program with the

OBITUARIES

Mary Gilbride Rosina Yolanda Pardi Stanley DeMartinis Devoted and proud mother, Of North Carolina Entrepreneur, beloved by his family owned New England Survey and many friends Rosina Yolanda “Rose” Online condolences may be Pardi, 90, of Horseshoe left at www.moodyconnolly- Mary L. (Susi) Gilbride Gilbride and his wife, Judy Mountain, NC passed away funeralhome.com. Stanley DeMartinis of Lyn- a long time resident of East of Beverly; dear sister of the on Wednesday, April 25, 2018. Moody-Connolly Life Cel- Boston, passed away on May late Anna Pelligrino, Ame- nfield, formerly of East- Bos No local services will be ebrations are caring for the ton, passed away surrounded 5 at the age of 90. lia Zagarella, Rose Susi, Rita held. family. Mary was a devoted and Pennachio and Frank Susi and by his loving family on May proud mother as well as a suc- adored grandmother of Rich- 1. He was 73 years old. cessful business owner, own- ard, Jillian, Jonathan, Serena Beloved by his family and ing New England Survey. She and Robert. She is also sur- Happy Mother’s Day many friends, those who were was an advocate of the impor- vived by many loving nieces fortunate to know him will tance of a good education and and nephews. remember Stanley as an entre- was proud both of her sons Family and friends will Rosemarie ‘Mona’ Y. Leone preneur who started working for holding true to that and honor Mary's life by gathering December 23, 1935 — July 12, 2014 in his family’s meat market on becoming successful dentists. at the Ruggiero Family Me- Maverick Street in East Bos- Upon retirement, Mary loved morial Home, 971 Saratoga ton at a very young age. In the spending time with her grand- St., East Boston on Thursday, Memories of you that we will late 70’s and 80’s, he owned children and enjoyed travel- May 10 from 5 to 8 p.m. and cherish forever Penn’s Pub & Sandwich World on Bromfield Street Stanley C. DeMartinis Jr. and ing, especially on cruises. again on Friday morning at Often we remember you and cry Later in life, as Mary's 8:30 before leaving in funer- near Downtown Crossing and his wife, Nikki, and Salvatore Alzheimer's progressed, she al procession to St. Joseph Talking to you everyday in the early 90’s, Prime Time F. DeMartinis and his wife, moved to the Rubin Thomson - St. Lazarus Church, Ashley comforts our lives. on Revere Beach Parkway. In Janeen; adored grandfather of House. The family would like St., East Boston for a 10 a.m. Honoring your memory, 1993, he brought his entre- Stanley III, Nicolas, Salvatore preneurial spirit back to East Jr, Francesca, Antonia and to thank the staff for making Funeral Mass in celebration enriching our lives with the Rubin Thomson House a of Mary's life. Services will Boston and opened World Dominic and dear brother true home for Mary and being conclude with Mary being everything you taught us. Gym on McClellan Highway, of the late Ann Marie (DeMar- now Planet Fitness, where he tinis) Visvis. so attentive to her every need. laid to rest beside her beloved Rest in Peace, our Beautiful She was the beloved wife husband, Robert at Winthrop has lovingly served the com- Funeral arrangements were of the late Robert Gilbride, Cemetery. Angel munity of East Boston for by Vazza’s “Beechwood” Fu- over 25 years. neral Home, Revere. Inter- devoted mother of Robert For more information or to We Love and Miss You Always & Forever Gilbride and his wife, Nancy sign Mary's online guest book The cherished son of the ment was at Holy Cross Cem- of East Boston and Richard please visit ruggieromh.com Your Loving Husband, Children, & Grandchildren late Salvatore and Anna etery in Malden. In lieu of (Mazzone) DeMartinis, he flowers donations can be made was the devoted husband of to the American Heart Associ- ❖ ❖ Cemetery Linda (Ciampa) DeMartinis ation or Union Hospital. For with whom he shared 50 years guest book, please visit www. Magrath Lettering of marriage, loving father of vazzafunerals.com Funeral Home & monuments Last year, it hurt 324 Chelsea Street by too much to stand. (near Day Square) John Today, she carries a nation OBITUARIES on her shoulders. 617-567-0910 Vozzella At her clinic in Freetown, Sierra Leone, Dr. Olabisi ❖ ❖ 617.592.2209 Claudius-Cole treated patients of all ages with any All obituaries and death notices will condition, and would often take no payment in return. When arthritic hips and knees kept her from the rigors of daily patient care, a disaster loomed. Dr. Claudius-Cole’s sister led her to an American orthopaedic specialist, who had just heard be at a cost of rocker/activist Bono issue his mandate for caring people everywhere to step up and make a difference. As he listened to Dr. Claudius-Cole, he saw his own Vazza chance to do just that. Donating his own surgical services, he helped mobilize an entire medical team "Beechwood" $75.00 per paper. to get Dr. Claudius-Cole back on her feet. He even arranged free hip and knee implants. Today, Dr. Claudius-Cole is fully recovered, and back at her vital healing practice in West Africa. Her Funeral That includes photo. story truly brings new meaning to the term “pro- Bono.” We share it here because it sends two of the most contagious messages we know. Don’t give up, Home and remember to give back. Danny S. Smith Please send to 262 Beach St., Revere 773 Broadway Revere, MA 02151 (781) 284-1127 [email protected] aaos.org/75years Phone (781) 284-7756 www.vertuccioandsmith.com Celebrating Human Healing Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral or call 781-485-0588 orthoinfo.org www.vazzafunerals.com

Black Wednesday, May 9, 2018 EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Page 15 HVNA supports Moore Street project • Revere • Everett • Winthrop • Lynn • East Boston • Chelsea • Charlestown By John Lynds lies and remain in the neighborhood. The White and Gaeta families The Harbor View Neighborhood occupy the three adjoining homes Lynn Association became the second com- next to the lot. To the left of the three Independent Newspaper Group munity group to support the White homes and next door to 120 Moore is and Gaeta families' plans to erect a a side yard large enough to be subdi- REaL EstatE three-story, four-unit building on vided and developed. Sales • Rentals The families' plan is to subdivide rEvErE Call: a lot the families own at the end of EvErEtt 781-485-0588 Land • Commercial Moore Street. the lot and make one lot a 6,149 sq. RECRuItmENt HVNA members voted 37-2 Mon- ft. parcel so the two families can con- ChELsEa struct a four-unit, 35 ft. high building Fax: Professional • Medical day night in favor of the project. Last CharLEstoWn Winthrop 781-485-1403 month Orient Heights Neighborhood with four parking spaces for their General • Services Association members threw their growing family. East Classified support behind the two longtime The design of the new home re- Boston Classified 7 Communities More Than 100,000 Readers Each Week • Auto Sales • Yard Sales Eastie families that have been in- ceived widespread praise by the • Miscellaneous volved for decades in youth sports, HVNA members Monday night. The the East Boston Social Centers and architectural style is very similar to the former East Boston Camps. many of the homes that dot Moore REAL ESTATE • 123 APTS.FOR RENT HELP WANTED Support from the two neighbor- Street. hood association almost guarantees "This is the kind of development 2 Family House for sale ------WINTHROP- Avail. WINTHROP - 4BR apt. the White and Gaeta families will re- we want in the neighborhood," said SUPERFINE FOODS is LIVERY & TAXI DRIVERS 191 Court Rd DEADLINES: For classi- 6/15. 1st Floor, 4BR First Fl., HW floors, ceive the necessary zoning relief for Phil Brangiforte. "This is not some hiring for all back and - For very busy trans- Call Robert Indresano fied line ads, deadlines On bus line, off st. 1 pkg. space, W/D, the project from the Boston Zoning huge development looking to maxi- front of house positions portation company mize profits. These are two longtime 617-569-2016 are Monday by 4 p.m. pkg., walk to Winthrop fridge $1800 (1st & Board of Appeals. for Manchester by the . Knowledge of Revere East Boston families that want to 5/9 Call 781-485-0588 or Ctr., W/D hookup, HW sec.) 617-548-1705 The White and Gaeta families' Sea & Marblehead and Greater Boston plan is to combine three lots from stay in the community and remain in fax the ad to 781-485- floors, Freshly ptd., no 5/9 locations. Please con- area and clean driving 116 and 120 Moore Street and con- the community for years to come." 1403 pets. $2200 no util. ------tact info@Superfine- record required. All struct the four-family home. The two The expected zoning relief for the ------617-293-5339 REVERE - 1 bedroom foods.comor call (978) Shifts Available. Call families want to be able to expand project will be Use, Parking, Floor 5/10 apartment available. 526 – 0964 Ricky 781-913-6613 living space for their growing fami- Area Ratio, Height, Side Yard, Front VACATION Please call 781-286- 5/24 5/31 Yard. 2749 RENTAL ------LANDSCAPERS -All jobs. TRUCK DRIVERS mental Probate Court 5/9/18 The Complaint is on file BROWNFIELD, Maine, ------LEGAL NOTICE Call Mike 617-839- -Looking for qualified Rule 411, an Automatic EB at the Court. 20 minutes to North FRYEBURG Maine, CAR FOR SALE COMMONWEALTH 8957 candidates to operate OF MASSACHUSETTS Restraining Order has You are required to serve Conway, quaint 2 Beautiful cottage, pic- or Joe 617-839-1412 Tri-Axle Dump trucks THE TRIAL COURT been entered against the upon: Christine L. Butler, bedroom cottages, turesque views, “Love- 5/16 and or Street Sweepers PROBATE AND above named parties. LEGAL NOTICE Esq. Suffolk University sleeps five, crystal well Pond”, 2 brm. plus ------in and around the FAMILY COURT Defendant cannot COMMONWEALTH Law School Clinical clear pond with private loft, sleeps eight, open 1998 Corvette be found within the OF MASSACHUSETTS Programs, 120 Tremont Landscape Help - 1-2 Greater Boston Area. Suffolk Division beach, enjoy rowboats, field to waterfront. Commonwealth and his/ THE TRIAL COURT Street Boston, MA 02108 Convertible - Black yrs Exp. Must have val- Candidates must have 24 New Chardon St. horseshoes or an Private dock and direct her present whereabouts PROBATE AND FAMILY your answer, if any, on id MA driver’s license. a Valid CDL license, ex- Boston, MA 02114 evening campfire on access to Saco River. 38K miles - $15K (617)788-8300 are unknown. Personal COURT DEPARTMENT or before 06/07/2018. Call 781-321-2074 perience is preferred by the beach, Wi Fi avail. Close to North Conway ORDER FOR SERVICE service on defendant is SUFFOLK Division If you fail to do so, the 781-858-0332 5/16 not required. Willing $700. Per week. Call attractions. $1,250 per BY PUBLICATION therefore not practicable, DIVORCE SUMMONS court will proceed to the ------to take time to train for Availability. 617 week. Call: 617 549 AND MAILING and defendant has not BY PUBLICATION hearing and adjudication Skilled Labor - 2 applicants with hands voluntarily appeared in AND MAILING of this action. You are 569 1498. 1787 Docket No. yrs exp. installing on training in our field. this action. Suffolk Probate and required to file a copy of 5/9 5/9 SU17D2109DR ------walkways & patios. Call Full time and part Juana Martinez It is Ordered that Family Court your answer, if any, in DEADLINES: For classi- 781-321-2074 time available, nights, vs. defendant is directed to 24 New Chardon Street the office of the Register • 137 appear, plead, answer, Boston, Ma 02114 of this Court. fied line ads, deadlines 5/16 weekends available. Shawn M. Martin OFFICE/ ------Hourly rates range Upon motion of or otherwise move with (617)788-8300 Witness, Hon. Brian J. are Monday by 4 p.m. ------COMM’L from $18.00 to $28.00 plaintiff(s) for an order respect to the complaint Docket No. Dunn, First Justice of this Call 781-485-0588 or DEADLINES: For classi- herein on or before June SU18D0201DR Court. RENTALS per hour with ample OT directing the defen- fax the ad to 781-485- CAR FOR SALE ------fied line ads, deadlines 07, 2018. Blanca Moldonado Date: April 9, 2018 opportunities. dant(s), to appear, plead, REVERE: Off Broad- 1403 2003 Toyota Camry SELLING YOUR AUTO? are Monday by 4 p.m. or answer, in accordance If you fail to do so this vs. Felix D. Arroyo, Call 617 884 3600 to way. Professional ------grey-4cyl. Solid & Call for our 4 week Call 781-485-0588 or with Mass.R.Civ.P./ Court will proceed to a Rogel Lopez Register of Probate Schedule interview office space. On public NEED TO SELL Your Reliable car. $3300 or special! Call 781-485- fax the ad to 781-485- Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. Rule hearing and adjudication To the Defendant: 5/9/18 5/16 transportation. Call for House? Call to reach best reasonable offer. 0588 or fax the ad to 1403 4, it appearing to the of this matter. The Plaintiff has filed a EB details. 978-590-8810 over 50,000 readers. 781-258-4947 781-485-1403 court that this is an action Date: 4/13/2018 Complaint for Divorce Call 781-485-0588 or 5/9 for Divorce 1B. 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For Mom Gina, Love Olivia For Mom Stacey, Love Giovanna Kimberley from Gianna.

For Mom Courtney, Love Mason For Mom Bridget, Love GiGi Crystal from Joshua

For Mami Roberta, Love Cristian For Mom Karen, Love Kaylin For Mom Bridget, Love Mila Caroline

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