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FIESTA VERANO Major Essex Planning Board approves Street eight units on Spencer Avenue project to By Adam Swift it is just too big.” While Rancatore said the begin July 8 The Planning Board has four-story building would approved plans for an eight- be comparable to the Acadia
Staff Report unit, four story condominium project, it would be bigger building at Spencer and East- than other homes and build- The Essex Street Utility and ern Avenues, despite concerns ings in the neighborhood. She Roadway Improvement Proj- from some board members said it could create a domino ect is set to start construction about traffic and the size of effect, with other developers on July 8, and will encompass the project. buying smaller homes and Essex Street from Pearl Street The project at 254 Spen- knocking them down to build to Highland Street, and High- cer Ave. will now go before higher in the area. land Street from Marginal the Zoning Board of Appeals City Council President Street to Maverick Street. (ZBA) for several variances, Damali Vidot also said she Essex Street currently has including parking relief. The liked the overall look of the utility lines that date back to developer is proposing eight project but was worried it as old as 1906. parking spots at the site, where could set a precedent leading As utility infrastructure 12 are required by the City. to denser development in the The developer will tear neighborhood. ages, the integrity of the mate- PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS rials start to deteriorate which down the existing two-family However, a number of res- Guillermo Arcos danced with his daughter, Gabriel- house on the 5,000-square- idents who live in the neigh- can cause utility breaks, leaks la Arcos, during a dance performance at Fiesta Ve- foot lot and replace the home borhood said they supported and other issues. These prob- rano on Saturday, June 22, in Chelsea Square. The the project and questioned lems can create above ground Chelsea Prospers event focused on Central Ameri- with the market-rate condo issues such as sinkholes, set- can culture and music – and had a unique cowboy units. The units will be about why the Planning Board had tling, and cracking, which theme. Here, Alizah Pierre-Louis discovered some 1,000 square feet each and not taken greater action to can make for difficult driving of the existing young ladies who live permanently likely sell for about $500,000 stop the larger Acadia and which adds wear and tear on in Chelsea Square. See Page 6 for more photos. each. The project will abut the 1005 Webster Avenue projects vehicles. larger Acadia affordable hous- if they were concerned about Essex Street currently has ing development. traffic and overdevelopment. old brick sewer mains with Although several Planning “Why give (the developer) several broken sections that Board members raised con- a hard time about this when it have allowed ground water to cerns about the size of the is the same level as the Aca- enter the sewer system, and project, Mimi Rancatore was dia,” said neighborhood resi- also allows sewage to seep the only board member to cast dent Barbara Richard. “We in into the ground. Groundwa- GreenWay project will complete final a vote against the project. the area approve of it.” ter is a part of the ecosys- Rancatore said she appre- The Planning Board ap- tem and should remain in the ciated the look and quality of proved the project with the ground, not redirected into the leg of Silver Line Extension in Chelsea the new building, “but I think See PLANNING BOARD Page 2 sewer system, City officials said. The sewer pipe is located By Seth Daniel of the most intensive planting under a large water pipe (36 of local native species. These inches) owned by the MWRA, The Chelsea GreenWay are trees that are native to the Front Door to luxury: which makes it difficult to project is fully under con- area, but may not be prevalent access and maintain. The Es- struction this week, and City anymore.” Encore Boston Harbor to continue sex Street project will replace officials expect to have the The idea with the Green- multi-million dollar job sub- Way is to take pieces like the transformation of Lower Mystic region See ESSEX Page 2 stantially completed by the Chelsea stretch and connect it
fall. to other greenways and paths, By Seth Daniel The GreenWay project such as the East Boston Gre- Shaq highlights came through a $1.1 million enWay and Everett’s North- The opening ceremonies entertainment commitment to the City from ern Strand Trail. Connecting on Sunday morning, June 23, the state, as well as funds those paths can create a net- quickly became a spotlight business at from the City Council to com- work for alternative transpor- for the transformation of the plete the beautification of the tation that most planners only Lower Mystic area of Charles- Encore opening shared use path along the new dreamed of a few years ago. town, Chelsea, Everett and Silver Line. The Chelsea GreenWay proj- “We’re working very close Somerville from a forgotten, “This final part of the Sil- now with an organization By Seth Daniel ect is currently underway on polluted, industrial center to a ver Line project will result the shared use path adjacent called the Land Line Coali- thriving and environmentally tion, which is working to try When you think of night in such enhancements as the to the Silver Line. Land- sound area of booming eco- The South Lawn featured an to connect all of these green- life on the Mystic River post- planting of more than 500 scaping and extensive tree nomic activity. outdoor BBQ party to cele- ways together,” he said. June 23, think of a 7-foot-tall trees and several parcels will plantings of native species is Wynn Resorts CEO Matt brate the opening on Sunday. expected to be completed in The same is true for the Sil- retired NBA star who can be landscaped, and there Maddox led off his comments November. The project is the ver Line’s potential expansion spin tunes as skillfully as will also be hardscape pla- by saying that the goals of the final piece – aside from the into Everett and Cambridge he formerly shattered back- zas at key entryways such as state expanded gaming laws new commuter rail station – – a plan that is being consid- the foresight to understand boards. Chestnut Street and Highland had been met in Greater Bos- of the Silver Line extension in ered by the MBTA in the near that with the passage of gam- On Thursday, June 27, Street,” said Alex Train of the ton by Encore. Chelsea. future. ing regulation there could be NBA Hall-of-Famer (and Planning Department. “What an amazing day it is “We are ready to expand the possibility of urban renew- one-time Boston Celtic) That project goes from today,” he said. “Eight years the GreenWay network if the al, economic development and Shaquille O’Neal will head- Eastern Avenue where the ago the people of Massachu- Silver Line expands into Ev- line the Memoire nightclub at shared use path stats and con- setts and the lawmakers had erett and to the casino and be- Please see ENCORE Page 2 Encore Boston Harbor, bring- cludes at Chestnut Street. yond,” he said. “That could be ing his ultra-popular DJ Die- After that, there will be on- a tremendous connection for sel act to the casino. street improvements to con- our residents.” O’Neal has had an existing tinue the walking path such Work will continue relationship with the Wynn as signage, sidewalk replace- throughout 2019 on the proj- team in Las Vegas, appear- ment and crosswalk enhance- ect, though it is expected to ing there at their properties ments – filling out the -walk be finished in November, with numerous times. Forbes mag- ing path from one end of the trees that aren’t necessarily punch list items finishing next azine called him the most project to the end at Market common in Chelsea. spring. successful DJ on the planet Basket. “I think there is a real op- The contractor on the proj- since launching his newest Train said this is also an op- portunity in the planting pro- ect is D’Allesandro of Avon. career in 2017. Now, that DJ portunity to plant more native gram,” he said. “This is one relationship is likely going to trickle into Boston on a somewhat-frequent basis as A Prestigious Honor he joins the new acts coming here. Juan Gallego receives Harry S. Truman Scholarship “We have a private event By Cary Shuman in several school and commu- School. next weekend where we have nity service projects. “The coaching was the mo- invited guests coming in for Thousands of anxious guests packed onto the HarborWalk Juan Gallego came to the The son of Maria Barrien- tivation for me to really get Sunday to get inside and see the new casino. By noon, Encore United States from Colombia tos, Gallego attended Bridge- my act together and try to do estimated that 5,000 were in line, and they were moved safely See BUSINESS Page 3 in 2004. He could not speak water State University for a more, not only for myself, but into the property by 2:30 p.m. English. year. to give back to these commu- He enrolled in the second “During my freshman year nities that are being disenfran- TRASH grade and was an English in college, I had a realization chised to a large extent,” said See HISTORY Page 2 Language Learner (ELL) at a that I needed to try and suc- Gallego. NOTICE Boston public school for two ceed academically in order for THE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED, years. me to help my community,” On to Northeastern Due to the In 2007, his family moved said Gallego. and a call from the to Chelsea and he began at- At that time, he had begun college president THURSDAY, JULY 4, 2019 holiday, trash will tending the St. Rose School. coaching high school foot- Coinciding with his de- Deadlines will be Friday, June 28 He graduated from Matignon ball at Bishop Connolly High sire, in his words, “get my for our July 3 issue. be delayed by High School in 2015 where School in Fall River and con- act together,” Gallego decid- he was a football captain and tinued on as the head fresh- OFFICE WILL RE-OPEN ON FRIDAY, JULY 5. one day. star quarterback and involved man coach at Randolph High See GALLEGO Page 2
Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Page 2 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 Planning Board /Continued from Page 1 Suffolk County DA Rachael Rollins condition that the develop- proposed zoning amendment Vidot. er look at ways to add some from the City Council con- But Rancatore said she be- more trees and shrubbery near cerning off-street parking lieves the amendment would the front of the building. regulations. Under the zoning be hard to enforce and only holds Chelsea Community Meeting “In my opinion, the project change, residents of buildings encourage illegal parking. Suffolk County District At- Roy Avellaneda, and Giovan- inson. “She did a great job will make a nice transition where the developers have The Council, Planning torney Rachael Rollins held a ni Ricupero for their support explaining the many ways in from the Acadia down to the sought zoning relief for the Board and City officials will community meeting June 19 during her campaign for of- which she can assist our res- two- and three-story build- number of on-site parking meet in the fall to further dis- at the Chelsea Senior Center. fice. She also thanked Chel- idents in the court system and ings next to it,” said Planning spaces would not be eligible cuss the parking regulations. It is the second of four quar- sea Collaborative Executive in other matters.” Board Chairman Tuck Willis. to participate in the City’s •GreenStar Herbals with- terly meetings that she will Director Gladys Vega for her “Certainly, what is there now off-street sticker parking pro- drew its site plan for a retail be holding in each of the four support. Damali Vidot, president is underutilized and in bad gram. marijuana facility at 200 Bea- communities (Boston, Chel- Rollins praised Chelsea Po- of the City Council, was also condition, and this building “This would be a way to cham St., but are expected to sea, Revere, and Winthrop) in lice Chief Brian Kyes for his impressed by Rollins’ presen- would clean that up.” encourage development but be back before the Planning Suffolk County. work in the Chelsea HUB. She tation. •In other business, the not further burden the res- Board with a revised plan in Rollins, who was elected said she also met with Thom- “Since she was elected, she Planning Board discussed a idents who live here,” said July. in November and became the as Ambrosino, “your fabulous has always made it a point to first female to hold the es- city manager.” include Chelsea in every as- teemed position, highlighted Rollins also noted the out- pect of her office,” said Vidot. Encore /Continued from Page 1 some of her accomplishments standing work of ROCA, in office during her first five CAPIC, North Suffolk Mental “Tonight’s meeting was very informative and I look for- for the finest integrated resorts Maria also emphasized the parking lot, but there are much months. She also explained Health, and HarborCOV in ward to letting more people in the world. Those were the environmental clean-up that bigger plans in store. the many functions of the the community. goals and I’m here to tell you has resulted from the casino “We want to work with the DA’s Office that has 300 em- Myriam Feliz, the DA Of- know about her next meeting that Encore Boston Harbor project. City to create an entertain- ployees. fice’s chief administrator at in Chelsea so they can meet has achieved those goals.” “For those of you who suf- ment district,” said Maddox. Rollins had several mem- Chelsea District Court, also her in person and learn about bers of her team at the DA’s spoke at the meeting. Like others, he also em- fered through Monsanto and “It’s not all going to be our the DA's Office.” Office in attendance, ready to “The community meet- phasized the environmental other big industries that pol- company, but we want to work Councillor-at-Large Roy transformation of the site from luted our properties and got us side by side with local devel- assist Chelsea residents. ing was an excellent forum Rollins thanked Council- for Chelsea residents to get Avelleneda provided delicious desolate to decadent – with a all very sick, I want to thank opers. Our idea is to continue baked goods for the attendees big ‘thank you’ to the trades you for all you did; people like to re-design this area so it’s lors Leo Robinson, Dama- to know DA Collins,” said for transforming it during (the late) Mary Bagarella and known as ‘the’ entertainment li Vidot, Joseph Perlatonda, Councillor-at-Large Leo Rob- at the meeting. construction, having many others,” he said. “No longer district in the northeast. You workers from Charlestown on when you drive through Ever- build this anchor and others the job. ett will you smell gas and Sul- look and say, ‘Look at the op- “Seven years ago I was phur and oils, but you’ll smell portunity.’ We’ve acquired a standing here on this site with flowers and trees. We will no lot of land here – others have the mayor (of Everett), just us longer be the back door to the too. We’re really excited for two, and there wasn’t a blade City of Boston. We will now the next decade in Everett.” of grass on the site,” he said. be the front door to the City of Gov. Charlie Baker’s staff “Now there are 1,000 mature Everett.” and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito’s trees, 50,000 flowering plants, And it was true for all of staff said they could not attend tens of thousands of shrubs those who commented as the opening due to scheduling and a living shoreline for the such. conflicts. Baker did visit for a first time in 100 years…The As they spoke on what tour Friday morning and is- building trades, the men and was an extraordinary summer sued the following statement. women who built this under morning, the new trees on the “Governor Baker was the leadership of John Fish Porte Cochere rustled in the pleased to spend time with and Suffolk Construction, are wind, and songbirds flew in some of the more than 5,000 Caitlin Fitzgerald, head of Suffolk County DA Office’s Gang Unit, the best our company has ever and out of the crowd assem- new Encore staffers and take a Rachael Rollins, Suffolk County DA, and Myriam Feliz, chief of seen.” bled for the opening from tree short tour of the facility where the DA Office’s located at Chelsea District Court. Cathy Judd-Stein, chair of to tree. he wished everyone a safe and the Massachusetts Gaming There were no songbirds on successful opening weekend,” The Rev. Dr. Sandra Whitley, Commission (MGC), said the the site five years ago, quite read a statement from his of- Chelsea Senior Center Direc- opening of Encore was the certainly. fice. tor Tracy Nowicki, and (front) opening of prosperity to all And beyond the Encore The ceremony concluded Jossmarie Ayala, daughter of residents of the state. site, there still exist areas up with a ribbon cutting, featur- School Committee member for “Encore Boston Harbor’s and down Lower Broadway ing several employees and District 3, Marisol Santiago. opening not only marks the ar- that look more like the past public officials. rival of an international enter- than the present at 1 Broad- After all of the speeches tainment destination on Ever- way (the Encore address). and discussion of future plans, ett’s spectacular shoreline, but Maddox and the Everett there was a countdown from also symbolizes a new oppor- mayor used the opening to 10, and a surprise day-time tunity for economic growth discuss more in-depth their fireworks show erupted over for all the citizens of Massa- plans for the corridor in what the Encore cove and the Mys- chusetts,” she said. “This state they believe will be the pre- tic River. has one of the most stringent mier entertainment district in In the background, Frank gaming laws in the country the northeast. Sinatra’s ‘Nothing but the and its standards are high. Maddox told reporters on best’ played over a loud- Chelsea Police Officer Dan Delaney, Councillor-at-Large Leo Encore Boston Harbor has June 21 at the Encore media speaker as those on the Porte Robinson, Bunker Hill Community College Associate Dean Sha- met those requirements and, day that they don’t intend to Cochere erupted into loud ap- ron Caulfield, Suffolk County DA Rachael Rollins, and Deborah indeed, in many instances ex- stop at the boundaries of the plause. Washington, former Chelsea city councillor. ceeded those commitments… casino site, and they believe And then the doors opened, Encore has demonstrated a re- others will follow them. or rather, were opened for ev- lentless dedication to diversity Maddox said they own eryone by Everett resident – and local spending and hir- 11 acres of property across and Encore doorman – Gasper Suffolk County District Attor- ing…and provided substantial from Encore that amounts to Ambrose. ney Rachael Rollins prepares mitigation funding to host and 82 parcels they’ve purchases The casino is open 24-hours to deliver her remarks at the surrounding communities.” over the last four years. That a day. June 19 community meeting Everett Mayor Carlo De- property is now a temporary at the Chelsea Senior Center.
Gallego /Continued from Page 1 ed to transfer to Northeastern I was in Athens, Greece, the sio-Cortez “for her grassroots University, Boston. He was foundation of democracy, and efforts and the shock that she drawn to the school’s out- I got a call from the president has brought to national poli- standing co-operative educa- of Northeastern,” he said with tics overall.” tion program and interested in a smile. “What a thrill. It was “She’s been able to galva- City Manager Thomas Ambrosino, Chelsea Senior Center Direc- the Northeastern law school. amazing.” nize support from all over the tor Tracy Nowicki, City Council President Damali Vidot, Council- “When I first came to the country,” said Gallego. “She’s lor-at-Large Leo Robinson, Suffolk County DA Rachael Rollins, United States, I lived in my Offers praise for been able to really be the star Chelsea Police Community Engagement Specialist Daniel aunt’s house which was a Sen. Edward Markey of the Democratic Party.” Cortez. two-minute walk to North- Gallego had served as an He also cited State Rep. eastern,” recalled Gallego. intern in the Washington, Andy Vargas of Haverhill as “My mom said I should strive D.C. office of U.S. Sen Ed- “a force of nature and a voice Essex /Continued from Page 1 to go to law school there and ward J. Markey. He had the for the Latino community in ever since then, I’ve wanted opportunity to travel to Korea Massachusetts.” sewer mains where possible, clude: to go to law school at North- Northeastern University to participate in an academic Gallego hopes to return to and in hard to reach areas, it •improved water pressure eastern.” student Juan Gallego of exchange program. Washington following his ac- will place a structural liner to fire hydrants; Everything has clicked Chelsea, with U.S. Sen. Edward “It was a great experience ademic career. that will reinforce the existing •lead-free water service well for Gallego at North- J. Markey in Washington, D.C. to be exposed to foreign pol- “Being in Washington was pipe. lines; eastern where he is studying Gallego is a recipient of the icy and expand my horizon at an amazing experience in all The project will entail sew- •new street trees which of- Political Science with a minor Harry S. Truman Scholarship. what else is out there in the aspects and if I do aspire to er and service replacements, fer cooling during summer in Urban Studies. One of his world,” said Gallego. “I owe be a public servant one day, I water main abandonment with months, and reduced risks of favorite instructors at NU was a large extent to where I am think that experience is much service transfers, new storm utility breaks. former Gov. Michael S. Du- today to Sen. Markey and his needed in order to be able to drain installation, new con- Upon project completion, kakis. receive the Truman Schol- staff. They’ve been great men- understand the many differ- crete driveway aprons, new the improvements will give Gallego is a Dean’s List arship,” said Gallego. “The tors, supporters, and friends.” ent opinions and the gridlock granite curbing, fresh new Essex Street and portions of student with a 3.7 grade point opportunity that I will have Gallego said he admires that can happen in politics and concrete sidewalks, all new Highland Street a polished average. He was recently noti- through this scholarship is go- U.S. Rep. Alexandria Oca- government,” he said. paving, new line stripping and look and also provide long fied that he has received a Har- ing to open a lot of doors for pedestrian crossings. lasting utilities, the City said. ry S. Truman Scholarship in me personally and help me Benefits of the project- in recognition of his community give back to the many com- service and his aspiration to munities that I have been a THINK OF IT AS continue in public service. He part of.” AN OWNER’S MANUAL was the recipient of a $30,000 Gallego received notifica- scholarship to be used toward tion of the prestigious award FOR YOUR MONEY. his graduate degree. from Joseph A. Oun, president “I was really excited to of Northeastern University. The free Consumer Action Handbook. In print and online at ConsumerAction.gov, it’s “I was studying abroad and the everyday guide to protecting your hard-earned money. For your free copy, order online at ConsumerAction.gov; send your name and address to Handbook, Pueblo, CO 81009; or call toll-free 1 (888) 8 PUEBLO. Visit www.chelsearecord.com Being a smart shopper just got easier. A public service message from the U.S. General Services Administration.
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Business/Continued from Page 1 dinner and a concert with Wang Theatre and so there are And of course, they also destination and we have great House. If those things are and grow as they grow. Not Earth, Wind & Fire,” said En- great assets here. One thing like the huge ballroom. relationships and marketing done, Encore will pay for the these. You open and go from core President Bob DeSalvio, we really like about being in “It is larger than any hotel offices around the world. We bridge. zero to 100. We learned a lot highlighting the entertainment eastern Massachusetts is there ballroom in all of the City of actually have some of our Far “We have said all along of things, like running out of options that are to come to are so many other wonderful Boston,” she said. East players checking in next there are three parts to the glassware to no napkins to the the resort. “We have the week things for our guests to do. We week. They want to come and crossing…,” said DeSalvio. ice machine didn’t work. after that Paul Anka doing a want our guests to go out and News and Notes check it out. We’re focused on “We didn’t want a bridge to “In terms of problems, private concert for our VIP explore the region…We think •NOT FOR SALE the region for sure, but we’re nowhere. The DCR has been there are the least amount of guests as well. We’re going to that will be the key to them One of the questions nearly focused on the planet. Be- working in conjunction with issues at opening than any have our first sporting event making more trips in the fu- everyone forgot in the excite- cause Boston is such a terrific the City of Somerville on opening I’ve been associated July 12 working with Ken Ca- ture.” ment of the opening was the tourist destination, we’ll be re-doing Draw 7 Park. It’s re- with,” he continued. “It’s re- sey and Murphy’s Boxing for •A key business that has potential sale of the property able to be much more global. ally important that connection a championship boxing event emerged – and in some cases that had been bantered around •ALL IN ON SPORTS be made. Otherwise we would ally just operational tweaking. right in our Picasso Ballroom. has nothing to do with the ca- about a month ago. BETTING be afraid folks would go over These properties just ramp. We’re going to continue to sino – is group bookings for All that talk was quickly The state lawmakers have that bridge and land in an un- We’re probably 90 days until look at other opportunities us- conventions at the Encore. put to rest by Maddox, who been a bit slow to act on Gov. finished area. We think the it’s running like a machine. It ing our current 37,000 sq. ft. With the 37,000 sq. ft. Pi- said the property isn’t for sale. Charlie Baker’s legislation to finishing of that Draw 7 Park will be great in the beginning, ballroom facility.” casso Ballroom and a total “Encore Boston Harbor is approve sports wagering in is a critical component. but the Wynn service standard Such stars and small shows of 50,000 sq. ft. of conven- not for sale,” he said stead- Massachusetts, but Maddox “We also feel if somebody will be in about two or three are going to be relatively tion and meeting space, there fastly. “It’s actually a key said they are ready to go if makes the effort to cross over months.” common at the Encore as time has been strong interest from strategy in the company. We the state does approve sports that bridge, they have to have •FRIENDLY COMPETI- goes on, officials said. groups looking to come to believe this is really one of betting. an easy connection to get up TIORS At the same time, Encore Boston for conventions. the first integrated resorts in a The governor’s bill is now to the T,” he continued. Encore President Bob De- will not be hosting large-ca- Encore’s Joan Esneault major metropolitan area. It’s in the legislature and lawmak- That, he said, requires sig- Salvio said he didn’t expect to pacity Las Vegas-style shows said they are finding interna- a calling card for other states ers are studying the effects it nificant investment from the pull customers away from the at in-house theatres. tional companies with offices and other jurisdictions global- might have on games. House state. MGM Springfield property, In fact, they are not allowed in Boston or the United States ly to think about putting large- Speaker Bob DeLeo has told “We’ve asked for others to which has been operating for such a thing. having great interest in En- scale integrated resorts that the Independent in the past he participate in that as well,” almost one year now. He said The state’s gaming law core. can create real urban renewal is concerned about the integ- said DeSalvio. “Matt’s com- they are more a regional draw, was very specific in spelling “We are seeing internation- and economic progress…This rity of the games if betting is mitment early on was if DCR and a friendly competitor. out just how many guests al companies that have offices is really quite strategic for our allowed, and wants to study works on the park, and the “The property in Spring- could be at an on-site show in the United States inquire company.” that carefully. Head House project is com- or event, hoping not to can- with us,” she said. “We’re re- He said that aspect of an Said Maddox, “We do sup- pleted, our company would field I feel is much more of nibalize the existing theatre ally booked up for the fall and urban resort has attracted me- port sports betting and I know be willing to move forward on a regional destination,” he and event spaces already in winter. We have lots of groups dia from Japan – a key area lawmakers are thinking about the bridge portion of the proj- said. “I know they draw heav- Boston. With that, Encore had looking to book many rooms. for future growth that has that and being very careful ect. So it’s a partnership. We ily from the Hartford market created codified relationships It’s a very unique space for been identified by the compa- about how that will be im- are expecting multiple stake- and the areas surrounding with venues like the Wang Boston. We can tell you we ny. There were 25 journalists plemented. If it is, we have holders to participate because it. We’re looking for a much Theatre and the TD Garden. have a mid-size convention from Japan that visited the re- identified a place. We have a there multiple beneficiaries to broader tourism play here. I Those two venues and others with 200 rooms for mid-Au- sort on Tuesday, June 25. design we’ve worked out and that project.” think Springfield will contin- will play large in concert with gust, and in September around •INTERNATIONAL would be ready to move for- Added Maddox, “It’s re- ue to do well there. I think the Big Night Entertainment Labor Day we have a compa- TOURISM A KEY PART ward if that opportunity ex- ally a great part of the City’s they’ll continue to stay strong sponsored Memoire Night- ny that has booked 600 rooms Maddox said they are le- ists.” vision to make this a full en- in their regional segment. club on the property. for three nights and 1,000 veraging their marketing •ENCORE COMMITS TO tertainment region where you We’re actually looking for a DeSalvio said, “However, people. Each week in Septem- connections worldwide to PAYING FOR PEDESTRI- can go over to Assembly in little different type of market there is a second piece to this ber is totally full. I’ve been make Everett more of an in- AN BRIDGE Somerville and it’s all inter- and I think we can peacefully because Boston has wonder- doing this for 30 years and ternational destination at the Encore Boston Harbor of- connected with access to the co-exist.” ful tourism assets right at our that’s a very desirable space Encore. That, he said, will be ficials on Friday reinforced Orange Line.” •NON-GAMING REVE- fingertips. We already have for a convention.” a key part of their business their commitment to paying •PRACTICE WAS GOOD, NUES EXPECTED for the construction of the arrangements with the Red She said while the resort is going forward. Already, next BUT FEW OPENING IS- “I would expect this would Sox for a wonderful suite at popular for the gaming, one week, he said, they will be- $32 million pedestrian bridge SUES be somewhere in between Fenway. They also have a thing that booking agents have gin brining in some of their across the Mystic River – as The Play Days last week what we experience in Las wonderful concert series. We also noted is that it’s a gaming big players from Asia to visit long as other partner step up with friends of the casino and have a suite box at the TD resort where the gaming isn’t Boston. too. area residents turned out to Vegas, which is majority Garden and besides the sport- in your face. “We are in the business of CEO Matt Maddox and be very good practice for the non-gaming, to what we ex- ing events, they have some “You don’t have to go tourism, and we believe our Encore President Bob De- opening, Maddox told report- perience in Macau, which is of the best concert lineups in through a casino to get to the company will be able to at- Salvio said they are looking ers. mostly gaming,” said Mad- the country. We have a suite ballroom,” she said. “Some tract significant international for the City of Somerville and “If you think about it, no dox. “This will be a very vi- at Gillette Stadium. They also groups are sensitive to the ca- tourism because people…are the state to also make invest- business opens everything at brant casino, but we’re look- have a concert series there. We sino aspect and like that qual- really interested to come to ments in the Draw 7 Park and once,” he said. “Most busi- ing forward to the non-gaming have arrangements with the ity in this resort.” Boston. This is a great tourist the MBTA Orange Line Head nesses open and ramp up assets doing quite well here.”
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ChelseaRecord PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley EDITOR IN CHIEF: Cary Shuman Forum OUR NATIONAL DISGRACE AT THE BORDER
Hundreds of migrant children have been transferred out of a filthy Border Patrol station in Texas where they had been detained for weeks without access to soap, clean clothes or adequate food, the authorities confirmed on Monday, -- The New York Times, Monday, June 24
Regardless of how one may feel about the issue of immi- gration, legal and illegal, we would hope that every American would agree that the policy of separating children from their parents, and then detaining those children in facilities that are not fit for animals, represents a stain on our national conscious- ness that is evident for all the world to see. These children, who range in age from toddlers to young teens, have been treated as less than human by our government. Some have died while under the care of the Border Patrol; others have become sick and malnourished. All will bear the psycho- logical scars for the rest of their lives of being held in makeshift jails in conditions that are nothing less than appalling. America is supposed to be a beacon of light in a world of darkness, a place where everyone, regardless of race, creed, or national origin, is treated with dignity and respect. However, from our nation’s inception, all too often we have failed to live up to the noble words in the Declaration of Inde- pendence that, “All men are created equal.” Slavery was embedded in our Constitution; segregation was legally permissible for almost 100 years after the Civil War; Na- tive Americans were massacred and forced onto reservations; women were second-class citizens and not allowed to vote until 1919; and Japanese-Americans were interned during WWII. None of us can change the past, but hopefully we can learn from it and not repeat the mistakes of previous generations. However, the present policies that are being enforced at our southern border are as cruel and as inhumane as any that have existed in our nation’s history. The consequences of these policies are tragic, not just for those who are being subjected to them, but for all Americans, who stand as complicit, and therefore, shamed, by our own gov- ernment’s inhumane subjugation of these innocent children. Guest Op-Ed Celebrate your community on Independence Day
By Quint Studer this unfamiliar, unforgiving Community leaders, busi- text of community. land. ness owners, and citizens are This Independence Day, I As I go about my work of Today, something very sim- deeply engaged and working hope you’ll take a moment to helping communities revital- ilar is happening. We’re in the together to breathe new life be grateful for your commu- SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION ize and reinvent themselves, middle of a massive commu- into our downtowns. We’re nity and reflect on what you Chelsea Record is published every Thursday by the Revere -based I often get to see the best of nity revitalization movement. encouraging entrepreneurs might do to make it better. America and I’m reminded Across America, cities and to start new ventures. We’re Get involved. Find a cause Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates paid at Boston, that the foundations that built towns of all sizes are looking choosing to eat, drink, play, that speaks to you. Share MA. Subscription rates are $30 per year in Chelsea, and $60 per year this country are still just as im- to reinvent themselves after and shop locally. We’re show- your ideas. Join together with outside the city. The Chelsea Record assumes no financial responsibility portant today. a long, hard recession and ing up at street festivals, vol- like-minded neighbors and for typographical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part of the It’s long been said that several chaotic decades that unteering, and supporting the work to make something hap- advertisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the America is all about rugged turned their world upside institutions that feed, educate, pen. individualism, and that is true town. and heal our community. The spirit of community is management immediately of any errors that may occur. Chelsea Record, to some extent. Yes, being as For many communities, As I look to communities the spirit that built America. 101-680, at 385 Broadway, the Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, self-sufficient as you can be is globalization and technology that are thriving, one thing And it’s what will rebuild us as MA 02151, is a weekly publication. Periodicals postage paid at Boston, an admirable trait, but it only reshuffled the deck. Much like is for certain. We are still the we work together to create our MA 02110. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Independent News- takes one so far. People need our forefathers and foremoth- land of opportunity. People future. paper Group, 385 Broadway, Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151. Subscription people in order to really live ers, people found themselves are finding they can still start Quint Studer is author of and nowhere is that more true lost in uncharted territory. a business, make a living, and “Building a Vibrant Communi- price in-town is $26 and out of town is $50. USPS NO. 101-680 than in communities. Jobs disappeared. Unemploy- provide jobs to others. While ty” and founder of Pensacola’s Back when our ancestors ment skyrocketed. Infrastruc- a strong local government is Studer Community Institute, landed on our shores, they ture crumbled. Once-bustling part of every vibrant com- a nonprofit organization fo- didn’t head off into the woods downtowns deteriorated. munity, in most cases private cused on improving the com- to build a log cabin single- Young people moved away in industry is the backbone. munity’s quality of life and handedly. No, they banded to- search of better lives (and who Thriving local business com- moving Escambia and Santa gether in small communities. can blame them). munities lead to long-term Rosa counties forward. He is a They worked together, strug- Now, we’ve collectively prosperity. businessman, a visionary, an gled together, cried together, decided to look homeward. So here’s what I believe: entrepreneur, and a mentor to Record and celebrated together. They We’ve decided to bring our Real independence is about many. He currently serves as Established 1890 Chelsea shared what they had when communities back from the working hard, playing hard, the Entrepreneur-in-Residence they could—and expected brink. And we’re not doing building strong relationships at the University of West Flori- others to do the same for them it as a nation of rugged in- with family and friends, and da. For more information, visit when they needed help. dividuals. We’re doing it in being happy in the place we’ve www.vibrantcommunityblue- Early Americans had to small, tight-knit groups as we put down our roots. It’s about print.com and www.studeri. Advertising Legal Advertising live this way. Otherwise, they embrace the spirit of cooper- choosing the kind of life we org. Ellen Bertino would never have survived in ation, collaboration, and part- want to live. For the most part, and Marketing nership. this can exist only in the con-
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NEWS Briefs by Seth Daniel
PEOPLE OF Experience CrossFit! TENNIS IN THE reation.chelseama.gov or brosino CHELSEA PROJECT A lifestyle characterized KIWANIS SANGRIA PARKS AGES 9-13 in person at the Williams •Wed. July 10 at Chelsea by safe, effective exercise, FUNDRAISER Building, 180 Walnut Street, Square (Winnisimmet Park); Join photographer Dar Da- and sound nutrition. Highland Perfect for first-time tennis Monday-Friday, 4-8:30pm & Special Guests: Rich Cuthie vita for the opening reception Park Field. Instructor: Jorge The Kiwanis Club will hold players! Led by an approved Saturday 9-4pm. Call (617) from The Chelsea Chambers of her landmark show ‘People Monzon L-1, Carter Park a summer Sangria fundrais- US Tennis Association Net 466-5233. Cost: $25 ofCommerce, and Chelsea of Chelsea’ on Tuesday, July Crossfit. This Saturday, 6/29, er on Thursday, July 11, on Generation coach, the pro- Police 9, in City Hall. The exhibit is from 10-11am . Preregistra- the patio at El Potro Mexican gram focuses on developing •Wed. July 17 at Bosson not only photographs of the Grill, 170 Everett Ave. the skills to serve, rally, and OPEN GYM AT tion required: go to recreation. WILLIAMS SCHOOL Park; Special Guest: Amy people, but also the descrip- chelseama.gov or in person at The will be Sangria, appe- score! All equipment is pro- Gunzelmann from The Har- tions of their fair city. The the Williams Building, 180 tizers, a balloon pop, raffle vided. Mondays & Wednes- Come in out of the summer vard Museum of Natural His- project is sponsored by the Walnut Street, Monday-Fri- prizes, music and more. days July 8-31 Highland heat and play your favorite tory Chelsea Cultural Council. The day, 4-8:30pm & Saturday The event runs from 5:30- Park, Willow Street Group sports at the Williams School •Wed. July 24 at Chel- reception took place from 5-7 9-4pm. Call (617) 466-5233. 8:30 p.m. A: 6-6:45pm; Group B: gym, 180 Walnut Street, Chel- sea Square; Special Guests: p.m. No cost! 6:45-7:30pm. Register at rec- sea -- at no cost. Drumlin Farm Animals and Adults & Teens: Open Chelsea Police Volleyball: Mondays 6:30- •Wed. July 31 at Chelsea 8pm; Open Gym: Tuesdays, Square Thursdays, and Fridays from •Wed. Aug 7 at Bosson POLICE Briefs By Seth Daniel and Paul Koolloian 5:30-8:30pm and Saturdays Park (Grove St.) 1-4:30pm and Family Open In case of poor weather, the EASTERN AVENUE rolled onto its side and was up Chelsea Police are investi- in Chelsea that Villar had Gym: Saturdays 10:30-12pm events will be held inside the A signed parental waiv- MVA righted by several bystanders gating the cause of the acci- been renting—but in which library. prior to the fire and police ar- dent. he had not been residing— er is required for those un- Photo by Paul Koolloian der age 18. You can get on rival. resulted in the recovery of ap- On Sunday evening, June line at recreation.chelseama. DOMINO NIGHT proximately 87.4 additional 23, Chelsea Fire Fighters Chelsea Fire crews from E3 DEALING HEROIN gov or pick one up at the Wil- Gather with friends old and Police responded to the and L2 under the command IN CHELSEA grams of fentanyl, along with liams. Be sure to bring it with and new each week, weather of Capt. Denning arrived on components of a drug press, permitting, on City Hall Pla- area of 130 Eastern Ave. for APARTMENT you! Sports equipment will be a reported motor vehicle ac- scene and immediately began a digital scale, two blenders, available. za to play dominos. Or bring A Charlestown man plead- cident. extrication of the victim using bottles of a cutting agent, and the game of your choice. The games start at 6 p.m. each Responding crews were the Jaws of Life. ed guilty June 25 in federal packaging materials, includ- SUMMER READING court in Boston to distributing Tuesday through Aug. 27. updated by 911 Dispatch that The occupant of the ve- ing plastic wrap and plastic OUTDOORS hicle was extricated with- fentanyl out of an apartment baggies. In addition, Villar the vehicle had rolled over on Nothing better than sum- in 10 minutes by fire crews in Chelsea. made regular trips from the SATURDAY BIKE its side and the occupant was mer time reading! The Chel- and suffered serious non-life Cruz Villar, 32, pleaded Chelsea apartment to an ad- entrapped in the vehicle. sea Public Library is pre- RIDE guilty to one count of distri- dress in Mashpee in a manner The vehicle appeared to threatening injuries and was senting several Storytime The Chelsea Biking and bution and possession with have struck a pole opposite transported by Cataldo EMS consistent with the distribu- Programs in every Wednesday Pedestrian Committee is 130 Eastern Ave. and then to MGH Boston. intent to distribute fentanyl tion of narcotics. from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. sponsoring a community bike and one count of possession The charge of distribution in the downtown this summer. ride every Saturday morning with intent to distribute 40 and possession with intent to •Wed. July 3 on City Hall at 8:30 a.m. Meet in front of grams or more of fentanyl. distribute fentanyl provides Lawn City Hall. The rides will con- U.S. District Court Judge In- for a sentence of no great- Special Guest: Tom Am- tinue through June 29. dira Talwani scheduled sen- er than 20 years in prison, a tencing for Sept. 16, 2019. minimum of three years and On June 22, 2018, Villar up to a lifetime of supervised was observed by law enforce- release and a fine of up to $1 Roundup ment in a hand-to-hand sale million. The charge of posses- CHS of fentanyl to a customer in a sion with intent to distribute parking lot in Dorchester. Af- 40 grams or more of fentanyl STEPH SIMON long jump winner from in- ter the sale, agents recovered provides for a sentence of at SHINES AT door, with a new personal best of 5.87 meters (19'-3.25"). approximately 11 grams of least five years and up to 40 NATIONAL TRACK fentanyl from the customer years in prison, at least four "This was Stephanie's first and approximately $1,446 in years and up to a lifetime of MEET; WINS LONG time-ever passing the 19-foot cash from Villar. A subse- supervised release and a fine JUMP TITLE boundary in the long jump," noted Hernandez. "She ended quent search of an apartment of up to $5 million. up having the same top dis- Chelsea High track star tance as another girl, but her Stephanie Simon competed second-best jump of 19'-0.75" Beat by Bob Morello last weekend at the New Bal- BRUINS would be the deciding factor, ance Outdoor Track and Field giving her the win." National Meet that was held in Stephanie's leap would Greensboro, North Carolina. have been good enough to On Friday Stephanie com- break the meet record of Bruins development camp is underway peted in the emerging elite 18'-10", but because it was a level in the triple jump and wind-aided jump, it will not The Boston Bruins an- clude, the Black & Gold open & 1/19); Washington’s first finishing against the Florida placed third out of 32 compet- go into the record books. In nounced their roster and prac- the season against the Dallas trip to Boston (11/16); and Panthers (12/14). The West- itors across the country with addition, Stephanie's mark tice schedule for the Bruins’ Stars at American Airlines Montreal’s first trip to TD ern Canada trip comes in a mark of 11.79 meters (38'- would have placed her eighth 13th annual Development Center on Thursday, October Garden (12/1). The NHL All- February, when the B’s will 8.25"). in the championship level of Camp at Warrior Ice Are- 3 at 7:30pm, and will play Star Weekend in St. Louis, play four games in seven days "This places Stephanie the meet this year. na, which began yesterday three more games on the road Missouri runs from January away from TD Garden, with even higher than when she got "Looking forward to next (Wednesday), June 26 and against the Arizona Coyotes 23-25 with Boston’s bye week matchups against the New fourth place in the same event year, Stephanie will be chas- continues through Friday, June (10/5), Vegas Golden Knights following from January 27- York Rangers (2/16), Edmon- at the indoor national meet," ing All-American status in 28. The Development Camp, (10/8) and Colorado Ava- 30. ton Oilers (2/19), Calgary said CHS head coach Cesar the triple jump and the long which is open to the public, lanche (10/10). Boston’s five-game home- Flames (2/21) and Vancouver Hernandez. jump, which she can achieve lists 34 players, including 21 After starting the season stand at the end of Novem- Canucks (2/22). Enjoy the Two days later, Simon by placing in the top six of forwards, 8 defensemen and on the road, the Bruins return ber into early December is summer break! competed in the emerging an event at the championship 5 goaltenders. Also, the ros- to TD Garden for their home the team’s longest of the sea- elite long jump and went on level," Hernandez added. ter includes 19 players within opener against the New Jer- son. During that period, the to repeat as the emerging elite the Bruins organization and sey Devils on Saturday, Oc- New York Rangers (11/29), 15 players who will attend on tober 12 at 7:00pm. Other key Montreal Canadiens (12/1), an invite basis. The roster also games on the schedule include Carolina Hurricanes (12/3), includes players from six dif- facing off against Tampa Bay Chicago Blackhawks (12/5) ferent countries: United States in the third home game of the and Colorado Avalanche (20), Canada (5), Sweden (4), season (10/17); two away/ (12/7) pay TD Garden a vis- Czech Republic (3), Finland home back-to-backs, the To- it. Immediately following, the (1) and Russia (1). ronto Maple Leafs in late Oc- team plays four games in six Fans are invited to attend all tober (10/19 & 10/22), and days on the road in December, on-ice sessions of the Bruins Buffalo Sabres in late Decem- starting against the Ottawa Development Camp, which ber (12/27 & 12/29) and one Senators (12/9) then a back- features a lengthy list of on- home/away back-to-back with to-back with the Washington ice players. Forwards: Samu- the Pittsburgh Penguins be- Capitals (12/11) and Tampa el Asselin, Jack Becker, John fore the All-Star Break (1/16 Bay Lightning (12/12) and Beecher, Matt Brown, Na- than Burk, Casey Dornbach, Curtis Hall, Mike Hardman, Jakub Lauko, Matias Manty- kivi, Drew O’Connor, Quinn Olson, Justin Richards, Linus Sandin, Jake Schmaltz, Pavel Shen, Oskar Steen, Jack Stud- nicka, Nate Sucese, Nolan Walker, Marek Zachar. De- fensemen: Axel Andersson, Victor Berglund, Cameron Clarke, Brandon Estes, Josh Maniscalco, Dustyn McFaul, Nick Wolff, Cooper Zech Goaltenders: James Corcoran, Taylor Gauthier, Kyle Keyser, Jeremy Swayman, Dan Vla- dar. Dates and times are: Today (Thursday, June 27th Warrior Ice Arena, Brighton) – Three The future of health On-ice sessions, 10:30am, begins with you The more researchers know about what makes each of 11:15am, and 12:15pm, and us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. Friday, June 28 (Warrior Join a research effort with one million people nationwide Ice Arena) -On-ice session, to create a healthier future for all of us. 10:15am. JoinAllofUs.org 2019-20 Regular Season: 617-768-8300 or 617-414-3300 Founding Members of Partners HealthCare The National Hockey League [email protected] or [email protected] has released the schedule for Precision Medicine Initiative, PMI, All of Us, the All of Us logo, and “The Future of Health Begins with You” are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. the Boston Bruins 2019-20 regular season. Highlights in-
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FIESTA VERANO IN CHELSEA SQUARE
Photos by Katy Rogers Chelsea Collaborative, and was a celebration of Central The Fiesta Verano cele- American culture and music. bration unfolded on a beauti- Several musicians performed ful summer day on Saturday, throughout the day, and Police June 22, in Chelsea Square. and Fire Departments were on The event was sponsored hand to welcome the children. by Chelsea Prospers and the
Tiffany Cruz and her sister, Ashley, sat on a police vehicle at Fiesta Verano.
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William Berry Frederick Robert Kelley Jr. Maria Falzone US Postal Service retiree Owner and operator of Kelley Equipment May 28, 1952 – May 28, 2019
William L. “Bill” Berry of Company; served Maria Sono Falzone left Uxbridge, formerly of Chel- on the Chelsea Planning Board this world behind with digni- sea, passed away suddenly ty, freed on May 28, 2019. The and unexpectedly at his home Frederick day she chose to pass away in on June 11. Robert Kelley the face of her terminal Liver Bill was born Dec. 6, 1957 Jr. of Chelsea Cancer. Just as she promised and intended, in the peaceful in Boston to Mildred and and Little Neck, Ipswich passed surroundings of her California George Berry. He grew up in desert home, surrounded by Chelsea and graduated from peacefully sur- rounded by his family at her loved ones. St. Rose Elementary School the Kaplan Family Hospice Maria was born in Boston, in Chelsea and Dominic Savio House on June 22, 2019. He the daughter of the late Nat- High School in East Boston. ala (Marabella) Falzone and was 83 years old. as many of her programs are Bill attended Salem State Col- his much-loved stepson An- Giovani “John” Falzone. She Born and raised in Chelsea, still viewed on social media. lege and retired from the US drew Forget of Pawtucket, RI, Fred attended St. Rose School attended local schools and his sister Millie Berry of Lin- received a college bachelor’s Maria had many roles in her Postal Service after 30 years and graduated from Chelsea life, the most important ones coln, NH and brother George High School in 1954. He was The beloved and devoted degree. She worked for a time of service. where mother-friend, daugh- Berry of Everett and is also a graduate of Newbury Junior husband of Maryalice (Quig- with her father at John’s Pizza Bill loved spending time ter, big-sister, aunt, friend to College and served in the US ley) Kelley, he was the loving in Chelsea. survived by many cousins, in- many others, animal lover, en- in New Hampshire ever since Army for two separate tours father of Frederick R. Kel- Maria had a love for en- he was a Cub Scout, particu- laws and relatives and friends tertaining and believed that tertainer and educator. too numerous to list. from 1957 to 1962. A self ley III and his wife, Lauren larly in The Loon Mountain / employed business man, Fred of Melrose, Nancy "Trudy" acting would be the path she She was most devoted to We are all devastated and Lincoln area. He spent the last was the proud owner and op- Lydon and her husband, Jim would like to follow. Later on, her daughter, whatever en- four summers there and made heartbroken that this kind gen- erator of Kelley Equipment of Reading and Kara Kelley she would find that her real deavors she would pursue, love and talent was in com- Maria was there to support many friends in the Lincoln, tle soul is no longer with us. Company serving the Greater of Charlestown; cherished edy. Her humor and wit to- her, even becoming a “Scout North Woodstock area and be- He left his mark on everyone Boston Area and Northshore grandfather of Frederick R. for over 40 years. Kelley IV, Linnea Kelley, Cia- gether with the ability to find Mom” at one time. yond. who met him with his kind- ness, respect for all and his A generous and caring man, ra Lydon and Matthew Lydon; something funny in real life Maria loved to prepare Ital- He was an avid reader and situations would lead her on a ian home style meals; she was unique sense of humor. Our Fred will best be remem- brother of Judy Morency and more recently enjoyed reading rewarding life journey. a mother to many outside her only consolation is that he is bered for his laughter and big her husband, Omer of Everett early American history. heart. He got great joy driv- and Claire O'Brien of Chelsea. Maria became a headline home using her own brand of resting in the arms of his be- His love of music and ing around visiting clients and He is also survived by numer- comedienne, earning appear- what she called “Sicilian-Yo- sports particularly the Bruins loved Mary Alice. We will continued working actively in ous family members, nieces, ance’s on Comedy Central ga.” She also enjoyed travel- and an HBO Comedy Spe- was widely apparent. He was forever love him and never the business until his last days. nephews and friends. ing and opened her home as cial. She received invitations thrilled to be able to attend forget the indelible mark he Fred had a tremendous Visitation will be held at an Airbnb for dogs. left on all who knew him. love and loyalty to the City the Gately Funeral Home, 79 to perform for the USO, Maria will forever be several Bruins playoff games worked shows in Reno, NV, Services for Bill will be of Chelsea, raising his family W. Foster St. Melrose today, loved and remembered by this season. He had a knack and locally at Giggles, Dick’s held on Saturday, June 29 from on Garfield Ave and serving Thursday, June 27 from 3 to her daughter and best friend for music, playing the guitar 7 p.m. Funeral procession Beantown Comedy Vault and 1to 4 p.m. in the Buma Funer- on the City Planning Board. Natalie Hill of Burke, VA, and piano - playing by ear and Through the years he also par- from Gately Funeral Home countless clubs from the east her younger brother, Michael al Home, 101 North Main St. reading music. He was ventur- ticipated in many other com- on Friday morning June 28 at coast to the west and every- A. Falzone and his wife, Jess ing to learn a new instrument (Rt 122), Uxbridge. Memorial munity focused efforts. He 9:15 a.m. followed by a Mass where in between. of Revere; her cherished Fourteen years ago, a new - the harmonica. contributions can be made to cherished the lifelong friend- of Christian Burial at Most nephews: Gianni Falzone of the charity of your choice in ships created in Chelsea and Blessed Sacrament Church, path would emerge for Ma- Boston, Nicholas Falzone of Bill was predeceased ria when she heard of a show memory of Bill or to the Lung the memories of growing up 1155 Main St. Wakefield at Somerville and Christian Fal- by his parents, his brother, called “Sex Rules.” She soon Cancer Research Foundation, on Library Street. Fred also 10:15 a.m. Interment will be zone, stationed in Sault Ste. Steve and his beloved wife bought the rights to that show. got great joy from spending at Greenlawn Cemetery in Sa- Marie, MI; her stepmother and best friend, Mary Alice 155 E. 55th Street, Suite 6 H, This time using her wit and his summers on Little Neck in lem. Relatives and friends are Janet Falzone of Yucca Valley, New York, NY 10022. www. humor to inform students (McShane). He is survived by Ipswich Club. He and Mary- respectfully invited to attend. CA and her former husband, bumafuneralhome.com alice spent over 45 years on In lieu of flowers ,memorial about safe sex practices. Her lectures where standing room Robert Hill of Virginia. the Neck with their children contributions may be made Family and friends are in- in Fred's name to the Ka- only. She soon became a and grandchildren creating vited to celebrate, remember Joanna DeJesus plan Family Hospice House, sought-after inspirational col- endless memories and friend- and share Maria’s Life sto- ships. He easily connected 78 Liberty St. Danvers, MA lege lecturer. Her focus was Oct 31, 1985 – June 17, 2019 ries on Sunday, June 30 from with all types of people and al- 01903. To send a message of not limited to safe sex prac- 3 to 7 p.m. in the Welsh Fu- ways found the good in every- condolence please visitwww. tices but on how to prevent neral Home, 718 Broadway, one. He will be greatly missed gatelyfh.com and avoid dangerous sexual Chelsea and again on Monday Joanna DeJesus of Chelsea by many. abuse. Following her lectures, morning, July 1 at 10 a.m. passed away at the Beth Israel she would often be sought af- Deaconess Medical Center in ter from past attendees who before leaving in procession Boston on Monday, June 17 Teresa Duarte de Gutiérrez would come to tell her how to St. Michael Cemetery, 500 much her inspirational pro- Canterbury St., Roslindale for after battling cancer for the Mother of the Rev. Edgar A. Gutierrez-Duarte, past three years. She was 33 grams had a positive effect on final reflections and burial. years old. Pastor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Chelsea them. Arrangements are under the Born in Boston, a beloved Maria found it personally care and direction of the An- daughter of Marisol Menen- Teresa Duarte de Guiterrez rewarding having that kind thony Memorial – Frank A. dez of Chelsea and Jose An- of Chelsea, formerly of Bo- of an impact on thousands of Welsh & Sons Funeral Home, tonio DeJesus, Joanna resided gotá, Colombia, entered into students. Her legacy continues Chelsea. in Chelsea and attended local DeJesus, Chantal Cuevas and eternal rest, Friday evening, schools. She was a devoted Henry Cuevas. She is also sur- June 21at the Whidden Me- homemaker and mother to her vived by several aunts, uncles, morial Hospital in Everett sur- three children, all at home in nieces, nephews, cousins and rounded by her loving family. Chelsea. many extended family mem- She was the beloved In her lifetime Joanna en- bers and friends. daughter of the late José joyed music and dancing. She Services for Joanna were María Duarte and Pastora will forever be remembered as held at the Iglesia de Dios Contreras de Duarte and sister a great friend and confidant, Pentecostal M.I. Puerta de of Dr. Alberto Duarte Contre- always available to listen and Refugio, Pentecostal Church ras, Jesus Duarte Contreras, offer kind advice to family of God, Chelsea on June 20. José María ("Chepe") Duarte and friends. Interment was in Holy Cross Contreras and Enrique Duarte In addition to her parents, Cemetery Malden. Arrange- Contreras, all now deceased. Joanna is lovingly survived ments were under the care OBITUARIES Years after Pastora's death, by her beloved children, Jan- and direction of the Anthony José María became a Roman husband) and Andrea Luques eli Lopez, Janesi Lopez and Memorial – Frank A. Welsh & Catholic Priest, being known (Juan Carlos' wife); adored Francisco Lopez. She was Sons Funeral Home, Chelsea. thereafter as "Padre Duarte." grandmother of Victor Guti- the dear sister of Jennifer All obituaries and death notices Teresa married the late Víc- errez Jr. and Daniel Gutierrez, tor Manuel Gutiérrez Barriga, both of New Jersey, Kevin and gave birth to: Víctor Man- Gutierrez of El Paso, Texas, uel Gutiérrez of West New Luis Eduardo Bustamante of TORF FUNERAL Carafa Family York, NJ, Luz Teresa Gutierrez Berlin, Germany, Diana Car- olina Bustamante of Madrid, will be at a cost of SERVICE de Bustamante of Bogotá Co- Pre-need planning with our Funeral lombia, the Reverend Edgar Spain, Angélica Bustamante price protection guarantee. A. Gutierrez-Duarte, Pastor of of Bogota Colombia, Lalo Arrangements made at our St. Luke's Episcopal Church and Lina Gutierrez and Laura Home Inc. Gutierrez, all of New Jersey; facility or in the comfort of in Chelsea, Rodrigo Gutierrez your own home 389 Washington Ave. great-grandmother of Valentin $100.00 per paper. of West Palm Beach, Florida, 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: Chelsea Severin Bustamante of Berlin, and Juan Carlos Gutiérrez Germany, Lope and Miranda Deborah Torf Golden 617-884-4188 of Hackettstown, NJ. Teresa Amy Torf Golden Porras Bustamante of Madrid, came to the United States on a Spain, Selena, Amelia and Di- Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) Amy C-Almas M.L. Torf (1867-1940) US Resident Visa in 1980 and ana Gutierrez of El Paso, Tex- That includes photo. William R. Carafa - after hard labor she secured as, and Miguel and Geovanny (617) 889-2900 Funeral Directors resident visas for all her sons Gutierrez of New Jersey. She (800)428-7161 carafafuneralhome.com who settled initially with her is also survived by numerous in New Jersey. She worked a nieces, nephews and other rel- www.torffuneralservice.com few more years and then di- atives in the United States and Please send to vided her time between her abroad. numerous family members Relatives and friends gath- “Meeting the needs of the families we serve.” in Colombia and the United ered for visiting hours on States. She spent the last years Monday, June 24 at St. Luke's of her life in Chelsea, being Episcopal Church in Chel- sea. A Mass of Christian Buri- [email protected] ANTHONY MEMORIAL - adored by the members of the FRANK A. WELSH & SONS St. Luke's Episcopal Church al was celebrated on Tuesday and her family members who at St. Rose of Lima Church in FUNERAL HOME visited her often. Chelsea. Services concluded Peter A. Zaksheski She was the beloved moth- with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett. Funeral or call 781-485-0588 Type III Licensed Funeral Director er-in-law of Ana Gutierrez (Victor's wife); Luis Eduardo arrangements were entrusted 718 Broadway, Chelsea – 617-889-2723 – 617-884-3259 Bustamante (Luz' husband); to the Carafa Family Funeral www.ChelseaFuneralService.com Mark Goldstein (Rodrigo's Home in Chelsea.
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Page 8 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 GreenRoots hosts pop-up park on the Chelsea Walk bringing smiles to the community
Aention Novice Teachers! By Giselle Barahona lies there! I thought was really sweet to see kids playing and GreenRoots, with a gen- interacting with their fam- erous grant from the Chelsea ily members,” said Leilani Cultural Council, hosted a Mroczkowski, GreenRoots pop-up park in the Chelsea Food Justice Organizer and Walk for residents of Chelsea Youth Coordinator. “We gave during peak lunch hours re- out lots of plants and we got to cently. talk about the different things Build The organization set up a that are happening here at turf lawn, lawn chairs, jum- GreenRoots, like our kayak- bo games like checkers and COURTESY PHOTO ing events and our community Jenga, art supplies such as GreenRoots hosted a Pop farm days.” sidewalk chalk and paints, Up Park on the Chelsea Walk GreenRoots is located at your career and even a cotton candy ma- recently, drawing many 227 Marginal St. in Chelsea, chine that attracted residents residents and members of the and has some great events organization to utilize a space in the area to stop by and en- planned for the community that was unfriendly and unin- joy the day. Many families viting only a few years ago. for the rest of the summer. were drawn to the event. Kids GreenRoots will host free enjoyed running around try- kayaking and canoeing events with BPS! ing all the snacks and drinks at the docks located at 201 The mural, entitled “City and playing in the park with Marginal St. on Thursdays, of Dreams” reflects a diverse GreenRoots staff. Parents en- June 27, July 25, and Aug. 15 multi-cultural background joyed spending time with their Chelsea celebrating the city’s from 5-7:30 p.m. There will Apply for the children, outside in the lovely be food, drinks and music. So, rich cultural and ethnic histo- weather, listening to music, ry. bring your family and come BPS Teaching eating snacks and learning The Chelsea Walk is now a down to spend some time about how they can become beautiful public space where enjoying the beautiful sum- more involved in their com- the community can gather to mer weather and the Chelsea Fellowship! munity. enjoy and celebrate the vi- Creek. Various produce and plants brancy of community. As part of their Urban Ag- were given away to folks from In order to continue to en- riculture and Food Justice GreenRoots’ urban farm for sure the newly revitalized Program, GreenRoots will families to grow and enjoy at space gets utilized and to be hosting community farm Submit your application by home. bring the community together, work days where community The Chelsea Walk, located GreenRoots organized a pub- members can farm and har- on Broadway in Bellingham lic event in the form of a pop- vest produce on the Chelsea’s Square in the heart of Chel- up park. First Urban Farm. Stop by on sea, links public parking be- “The event was great! It Thursday, June 27 from 1-3 JULY 15, 2019 hind businesses to the busy p.m. on Miller Street in Chel- acted as a community unifier,” visit teachboston.org to apply sidewalks and businesses of said Avery Hammond, Green- sea to learn more about food Broadway. Roots summer intern and one justice and the urban farm! Previously considered a of the organizers for the event. Also, look out for more dates The BPS Teaching Fellowship is a homegrown teacher bleak and underutilized space, “We had some 90 year old. being added on GreenRoots’ preparation program that leads to initial licensure and GreenRoots led a major trans- We had some 5 year olds. We Facebook page. formation of the area with a had people from every walk GreenRoots will be surpris- provides provisional teachers with expert coaching grant from MassDevelopment of life. People who were pass- ing the community with more that was matched by more ing by could come and enjoy pop-up parks throughout the and support. than 270 individual donors. themselves… people saw it as summer in various locations Now, the Walk features a a nice surprise for the commu- highlighting the beauty of beautiful, color and culturally nity, and to do it in that way Chelsea and bringing the com- representative mural painted munity together for a great For more information contact: was really rewarding to see all by local muralist Silvia Lopez the smiles on the kids’ faces.” time! Follow us on Facebook [email protected] Chavez. “There were a lot of fami- for more details.
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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 9 AN ‘ELITE’ CHAMPION CHS track star Simon soars to another national title
By Cary Shuman
Stephanie Simon contin- ued her rise as one of the top high school track athletes in the country at the New Bal- ance Outdoors Nationals in Greensboro, N.C. Simon, who is entering her senior year at Chelsea High School, claimed first place in the long jump event in the Emerging Elite Division and third place in the triple jump. Simon’s performance fol- lows a sensational junior season in which she won the Mass. triple jump title and was selected an All-Scholastic. CHS Director of Athlet- ics Amanda Alpert said she wasn’t surprised by Simon’s dominating performance among the top juniors and sophomores in the country. Arrive “I don’t think anything she does at this point will surprise me,” said Alpert. “She’s a hard worker. She’s dedicated to being better and she puts in CHS Director of Athletics Amanda Alpert congratulates national the work. I’m never surprised long jump champion Stephanie Simon, who is wearing the first- and-third-place medals that she won at the at the New Balance by what she does, but I’m al- Outdoor Nationals in Greensboro, N.C. easier ways happy to see how she improves.” Simon’s winning jump at personal highlight.” lege.” the Nationals was 19 feet, 3 Stephanie’s sister, Mar- In addition to beginning a To get to our world-class resort and casino, inches, the best effort of her tine, also a former CHS track summer job, Simon has started carer. Her mark in the triple standout and currently a stu- a summer workout schedule take the Silver Line to Chelsea Station, jump was 38 feet, 8 inches. dent at Mass College of Art, that will include weightlifting then pick up the free Encore The achievement marked was at North Carolina A&T sessions at the high school. her second national title. She University, for the Nationals. Next spring, she will compete Neighborhood Runner. Why drive? posted her best jump on her Stephanie is on the radar on the brand new track surface first attempt. of women’s college track pro- at Chelsea Stadium. “I was happy that I won,” grams nationwide. According Alpert, who considers Si- Learn more at encorebostonharbor.com/go said Stephanie. “It was a good to Alpert, there have been mon the best track and field meet with some really good several correspondences from athlete in school history, ex- competition. I usually do my colleges. pects Simon’s list of champi- best on the last day of a com- “I believe that Stephanie onships to grow during her se- petition.” would excel in any college nior year while training under Stephanie, who is 5 feet, 4 setting mainly because she the direction of head coach inches tall, was asked to rank would have the support of Cesar Hernandez, who has the national title on her list of her teammates and her coach- been an outstanding mentor to career achievements to-date. es,” said Alpert. “I would like the CHS track star. “It’s a highlight because it her to go to a college where “The plan is to get a tro- was my best long jump,” said she’s going to be challenged, phy case for all of Stephanie’s Stephanie. “But as far as the where’s she not walking in medals, plaques, and trophies, way I feel about it, it didn’t as the top person, but where so when she graduates we can feel like a highlight – I did a she has a lot to learn from her display what’s she accom- To learn about responsible play, visit www.gamesensema.com good job, but I felt my indoor teammates and her coaches, plished,” said Alpert. season was a lot more of a and the ability to grow in col-
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Page 10 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION
DiMARIA NOW can explain the vision to them, city’s trash and recycling con- schools to spread the word playground’s rubber surfac- “We deeply regret any FOCUSING ON I think they’ll like what I want tract. “The last three years about recycling. ing was worn away in many inconvenience that this sus- to do here.” there has been a downward Waste Management’s Lynn places, some playground and pension may cause and are TRANSPORTATION The BRT system DeMaria is trend,” he added. Recycling truck drivers are park equipment was broken, working diligently to resolve EVERETT - The ‘wow’ talking up comes from a study One factor is the amount of now enforcing correct curb- and the park’s murals and art the issue as soon as possible. factor has barely set in at the put out by ITDP and the Barr contaminated recycling could side recycling rules. installations no longer shined. Thank you for your cooper- Encore Boston Harbor resort Foundation. That plan has al- be stopping collectors from If you have found a yel- A planning committee ation and continued support for Mayor Carlo DeMaria, and ready seriously contemplated picking up the good recycled low Waste Management tag, composed of neighborhood of the Valkyrie,” said Town already he is shifting his focus a center lane BRT service on materials. please read it carefully. children and adults had been Manager Austin Faison in a to yet another risky dream – a Lower Broadway where the Pacek said the city launched If you have any questions working since late winter to release. major shift in transportation new median now exists. an aggressive and successful please call Customer Service plan the park improvements. Faison told the Town Coun- thinking. He hopes that Boston May- education campaign in the at 1-(800) -972-4545 or you Kyla Alterman, a community cil Tuesday night that staffing “My focus now is entirely or Martin Walsh will also con- spring called the Recycle IQ may call the Lynn DPW at organizer for The Neighbor- is an issue and right now there on transportation planning, sider implementing that same Program. It is a grant program (781) 268-8000 hood Developers, worked with are only captains available for figuring out how I’m going to plan on Rutherford Avenue in through the Department of The current trash and re- residents. “Each improvement transporting six passengers or move people from Everett to Charlestown so that there is Environmental Protection. cycling contract with Waste that you see in the park was less. The ferry has 43 seats. Boston,” he said. an uninterrupted connection “Workers go around and Management expires on June the result of engaged children “There was also a series of This week, DeMaria said to North Station. check the recycling carts, if 30, 2024. and adults who showed up at bad timing, one person is at with the opening of Encore he “The design on that will be it’s contaminated it’s no good design meetings. They helped a wedding out of the country has started to shift his think- complete in a year or so and and a note is left behind ex- COUNCIL PASSES select our new ball hoops, bal- and the other has been ill in the ing towards revolutionizing go into construction in 2022,” plaining what was wrong,” FY 20 BUDGET ance beam, and accessibility hospital,” Faison explained. transportation in Everett – he said. Pacek said. “We also have to swing,” Alterman said. “We “We do not want to reduce and those early plans include He said his vision includes look for material that may in- REVERE - The Revere painted a hopscotch on the service. We have reached out a massive Bus Rapid Transit bringing that service all the jure someone or damage our City Council approved a city ground after dozens of chil- to several companies for cap- (BRT) investment and, poten- way up Broadway and to equipment. People have put operating budget of $203.4 dren drew pictures of one as tains. We are working as hard tially, closing off Broadway to Glendale Square – with the in propane tanks and even a million for the Fiscal Year an element they wanted to see as possible to make sure that personal vehicles. idea of closing off Broadway lawnmower blade probably 2020 at the Council meet- most in the park. Communi- all shifts are full. This just “I want to get that BRT to personal vehicles figuring thinking of metals’ recycling.” ing last week. The total of ty members also selected the speaks to the difficulty for here,” he said. “I want to see in with that. The City of Lynn has been expenditures for the year is painted butterflies that will be a municipality to manage a it going from Glendale Square That is all part of an over- recycling for the past 17 years $217,053,143, which is a 5.6 installed on the park’s fence, ferry. We don’t have captains to Rutherford Avenue and con- all plan, he said, to help Ev- and spent about $7 million in percent increase from this past came up with the idea to col- that can come in at any time necting with North Station. erett residents get to Boston outreach. It continues in out- year’s budget. lect plastic caps to make mu- and staff us. We want to pro- I’m going to shut down traffic and Encore without having to reach to educate people on re- Councillor-at-Large Dan rals, and to paint a welcome vide an alternative for people on Broadway and create walk- use a car. Whether it’s a bicy- cycling. Rizzo, chair of the Council’s mural at the entrance of the driving into the city.” able neighborhoods and peo- cle, by foot or on a BRT, he By weight the most com- Ways and Means Commit- park.” Faison also wants to fulfill ple cutting through from Rt. said his goal now is to revo- mon item recycling is “mixed” tee was the only councillor During the event, a shiny obligations to the Transpor- 1 will have to go elsewhere… lutionize how Everettites get paper, 30 percent; cardboard, to vote against approving the new Republic Services truck tation Network of Metro of People will think I’m nuts and around. 15 percent; glass, 15 percent, new budget. Rizzo, who is a was positioned just outside Greater Boston. crazy, but it will take some If the people agree with plastic, six percent and metal candidate for mayor, made the park’s entrance. The com- his objections to the budget time to work it out. However, his vision, he said he believes (and cans), 2 percent. pany, which has a local divi- TOWN COUNCIL if you put a reliable, frequent Everett could be a nationwide “Contamination – trash – increase clear in an interview sion in Revere, is one of the BRT system in, it’s like a train model for how a modern city makes up the remainder. Plas- following the meeting and in nation’s largest trash and recy- GIVEN AUDIT running down Broadway. It’s can move people without the tic bags must be placed in the a live town hall broadcast on cling haulers with 14 million REPORT a plan. I’m not building a city ills of traffic and transporta- trash,” Lynn’s Associate DPW Facebook later Monday eve- customers. In his remarks, ning (see related story). WINTHROP - Every year for outsiders, but for residents. tion slowing things down. Commissioner Lisa Nerich Lavery, the general manag- the town departments undergo Having a frequent and reliable said. Ward 5 Councillor John er, said, “This past year, our Powers, who voted in favor an internal audit report to see BRT in the heart of our city al- REDUCE RECYCLING For a complete list of recy- Foundation launched a sub- how the town is operating, For lows developers to have more clable materials can be found of the new budget, said, “I stantial company-wide chari- TONNAGE IN LYNN supported the new budget the past few years the town flexibility to build denser and on the city website ci.lynn. table giving program we call officials have been using the create more affordable hous- LYNN - The City of Lynn ma.ca because it included many of the National Neighborhood has seen a decrease in the the services that needed to be firm of Powers and Sullivan. ing. Trash, however is on the Promise. And, through this Tuesday night principal “I want to bring back the amount of recycling tonnage, rise with 24,756 tons in FY17 offered to the public, such as program with partners like but it has also seen an increase street and sidewalk repairs, James Powers presented the days when you walked to the to 25,206 tons in FY18 and The Neighborhood Develop- results of the audit and basi- small flower shops, the cheese in the amount of trash just be- FY19 based on figures and drainage improvements, pub- ers, Republic is committed to ing thrown out. In 2017 there lic safety (police, fire), recre- cally said the town isn’t per- shop, the butcher and the wine data supplied by the Depart- helping rebuild, revitalize and fect, but it is in good shape. shop,” he continued. “I want were 7,104 tons recycled; ment of Public Works. ation services, and additional restore neighborhoods just 6,722 tons in FY18 and the school funding for teachers “It’s a clean report with the small farm stands back in Back in April the city like here in Costa Park. Our no issues,” he said about the the downtown. You don’t need same for FY19. launched an effort to bolster because of the increased en- goal is to help build stronger, “There can be a couple rollment in our schools.” financial statement and the a car to drive to the supermar- education in the schools. Re- more unified neighborhoods. report on federal award pro- ket. That’s the vision I have of reasons for reduced recy- cently the city held a National Council President Arthur And through our programs cling,” said Ed Pacek of Waste Guinasso thanked Rizzo and grams (mostly tied to schools). and I’m going to get it done. If Public Works Week and visit- and volunteer projects we In the management let- people sit down with me and I Management, which has the ed the Ford, Tracy and Sission the subcommittee for their believe we can – with each work during the budget pro- ter, Powers pointed out areas of you – make a meaningful the town needs to address to cess that included presenta- difference in the communities tions by department heads and move forward. He noted that where we live and work.” the town’s pension program •• public hearings to discuss the Republic Services has 200 Independent’s 1 th Annual budget. was in great shape and is al- employees working out of most 90 percent funded. the company’s Revere facil- “You’re retirement board VOLUNTEERS CLEAN ity picking up recycling and has done a good job and they UP COSTA PARK trash from regional residential should be commended,” Pow- REVERE - Costa Park in and commercial customers, ers said. the Shirley Avenue neighbor- including the residential prop- As for improvements, Pow- Beach Baby hood is shining a little bright- erties of The Neighborhood ers urged the town to embrace er after a revitalization project Developers that are home to technology and software that that added murals, fixed up the more than 1,100 children and would allow for electronic playground and planted new adults in Chelsea and Revere. permitting, a purchase order greenery around the much- Mayor Brian Arrigo and system, and being on top of Pages loved community space. The City Councilor Ira Novoselsky cyber security. project, co-sponsored by Re- were on hand to thank Repub- He said they continue to public Services, the City of lic Services, The Neighbor- recommend software for Revere and The Neighbor- hood Developers, community tracking town employees’ sick hood Developers, drew doz- residents and city employees and vacation time. This sick ens of volunteers who live and who helped to make the day and vacation time continues work in Revere to the park on productive and fun. Qin Li, a to be tracked manually at the Saturday, June 8. mother of two who regularly department level. The letter Republic Services Gener- enjoys the park with her chil- continues to recommend that al Manager Kurt Lavery was dren, told the Mayor that she the town formalize their disas- joined by company employ- is recruiting volunteers to join ter recovery plan – how town ees and family members who a Friends of Costa Park group. data would be saved during helped in the days leading up “Our goal is to keep the park a disaster and how the town to the project day as well as clean, and to use the park for would react. on the day itself. “This is a organized activities,” she said. special day for Republic Ser- EDWARDS CALLS vices, for The Neighborhood STAFFING ON BPDA TO Developers and for all of our SHORTAGE RE-ENVISION community partners,” Lavery IMPACTING FERRY said. “We are proud to join SUFFOLK DOWNS you in this rebuilding day SERVICE EAST BOSTON - After project to achieve a safe, clean WINTHROP - The Win- the Boston Planning and De- The Revere Journal, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Lynn Journal, and welcoming Costa Park.” throp Ferry Valkyrie had to velopment Agency’s (BPDA) The Everett Independent, Chelsea Record & East Boston Times The park is one of the busi- suspend service on Wednes- public comment period for the est in Revere with hundreds of day, June 19, and the morning proposed redevelopment of Free Press would like you to join us in putting your Beach Baby in our children and adults using the shift on Thursday, June 20 due Suffolk Downs closed at the playground each week. 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News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 the BPDA to re-envision the could easily rival the popula- • Requiring upfront mitiga- served East Boston Little amonds and shifted home er’s benches, a playground for project. tion of the North End or even tion payments to fund ESOL League for more than 35 base over towards the basket- ages 5 to 12 and 2 to 5 with In her comment letter, Ed- Charlestown once completed programs. years as a coach, umpire, ball courts behind the Marty rubber safety surfacing, a wards called on the BPDA to and Edwards said she wants • Expanding civic spaces groundskeeper, concession- Pino Center. This shift allows rope climber and dish swing, re-envision the proposed plan- to ensure HYM is developing and creating opportunities for ers, or any other task that he enough room to add a fenced a 2 to 5 play structure and tot ning and zoning for Suffolk a ‘community’ and not just an new educational and health- had to for the children of East- in regulation Little League swings, splash pad, two bas- Downs to promote equitable isolated development. care facilities on-site. ie. In many ways Capozzi, field in other unused space at ketball courts, a walking loop and sustainable development In detailed comments filed • Public-private collabora- who died in 2009, was “East Noyes Park. and exercise station, new that is compliant with the Fair with Mayor Martin Walsh and tion to identify contracting op- Boston Little League” and The Little League Field on trees, and rain gardens. Housing law and reflective of the BPDA, Edwards urged the portunities for MWBEs. for over three decades Noyes Saratoga Street was convert- Noyes Playground is one Boston’s economic and ethnic BPDA to extend the project • Reduce proposed parking Park was his second home. ed into a multi-use, AstroTurf of the largest playgrounds in diversity. comment period, solicit com- on-site (currently far above He was also a past member field for both softball and soc- East Boston at 8.22 acres. The “Suffolk Downs presents ments on fair housing from city’s guidance). of Girls Softball Board of Di- cer. Funded with a $4.7 mil- park has traditionally served Boston’s greatest opportunity city agencies and experts in • Shifting proposed private rectors, coached Pop Warner lion investment from Mayor baseball, softball, Little to build the middle class by the field, promote more - sus investments in expanding Football as well as East Bos- Walsh’s Capital Plan, includ- League, soccer, and as a play- creating thousands of good tainable transportation and un- Route 1A to affordable hous- ton Youth Basketball. ing a $400,000 Parkland Ac- ground. The comprehensive jobs, but without substantial dergo a comprehensive re-ex- ing and public transportation. Capozzi’s family was on quisitions and Renovations renovation approach allowed changes to the project and amination of the project. • Dedicating and seeking hand to celebrate the naming for Communities (PARC) the Parks Department design dedicated public investment, “Without changes to the additional public resources to of the baseball diamonds and grant and a $100,000 grant team to look at ways to sep- the proposal will create an un- proposed zoning, we are going the project. helped the Mayor cut the rib- from Youth Lead the Change, arate uses while diversifying affordable, physically separate to see the development of an- • Ensuring the BPDA also bon to the park. site improvements include and providing additional uses and segregated neighborhood, other Seaport,” said Edwards. consults research by the BPDA Following a series of com- new LED sports lighting, a within the park. This project likely in violation of state and “The BPDA has active and and other parties regarding the munity meetings over several synthetic soccer/softball field, was done in coordination with federal law,” said Councilor discretionary decisions it can demographics of the neighbor- months, residents and the city a fenced and irrigated base- a tidal gate being installed by Edwards. “The Boston Plan- make to protect Boston resi- hood. agreed upon a final design for ball field with batting/pitch- the Boston Water and Sewer ning and Development Agen- dents, prevent displacement of Noyes Park. ing cage and covered player’s Commission at Constitution cy needs to present a plan or East Bostonians and promote WALSH CUTS The plan the city came up benches, a fenced and irrigat- Beach to stop tidal flooding protocol for Suffolk Downs a sustainable community open RIBBON ON NOYES with reconfigured the larg- ed Little League field with from entering the site along that reflects the economic and to all residents.” est of the three baseball di- scoreboard and covered play- Saratoga Street. ethnic diversity of the sur- Since the public comment PARK rounding area, prevents con- period began until its closing EAST BOSTON - Follow- centrations of wealth or pover- on May 31, Edwards ran a se- ing the completion of the East Give the Gift of ty and creates a neighborhood ries of meetings in Eastie con- Boston Little League season where are all welcome.” cerning the project and urging last year, the City of Boston In a conversation with Ed- residents to submit comments. began construction on the $4.7 wards she told the East Boston “A lot of the public com- million project to rehab Noy- Hometown News Times that HYM Investment ments that came from East es Park in Orient Heights, one has been in the neighborhood Boston resident came because of the neighborhood’s largest A year’s subscription to for the past two years prepar- of those meetings we held,” public open spaces that hosts ing the residents for what is she said. “This is not like the numerous sporting events. The Revere Journal, about to come to the Suffolk casino where there was a lot Construction crews were The Chelsea Record or Downs site. of opposition and it ultimate- busy all year removing Noy- The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. However, she said with the ly failed here. People are not es’s old fencing, stone walls $26 in town or $50 for out of town. plans now filed the conversa- saying ‘don’t do this’ they just and other park features to 30 60 tion has shifted to zoning and want to be heard. HYM should make way for the city’s ambi- she wants the community to be excited about the energy tious park restoration project. Name______have more time to digest the and the fact residents involved During his Neighborhood impacts---both positive and want to help (HYM) make this Coffee Hour, Mayor Martin Address______negative. a better project for the city.” J. Walsh and the Boston Parks “Overall this is one of the Edwards laid out recom- and Recreation Department ______greatest opportunities for mended changes to the project officially cut the ribbon on East Boston to create some- that include: the new and improved Noyes City______State ____ ZIP______thing meaningful,” said Ed- • Increasing the required Park. wards. “What I would love affordable housing on site at “Noyes Park has undergone Clip this and mail in or stop by the office 8:30AM - 5PM is more time. HYM and Tom affordability levels matching major reconstruction and we The Independent Newspapers (O’Brien) have been talking to incomes of East Boston resi- are proud to share the results the community for two years dents. of the hard work that went 385 Broadway, Suite 105 and building a relationship • Increasing 2- and 3- bed- into this project with the East Revere, MA 02151 with the community. Now that room units on-site to house Boston community,” said the conversation has shifted East Boston families. Mayor Walsh. “The new and For more information call us at 781-485-0588 to zoning we haven’t had the • Ensuring fair housing by improved Noyes Park will be same amount of time and the through targeted and inten- a place that children and fami- same amount of conversations. tional review of development. lies will enjoy for many years We are creating base rules for • Requiring public review to come, and I want to thank all other development that will of all binding housing, trans- everyone involved for bring- •• come after Suffolk Downs so portation and other legal ing this great new park to life.” Independent’s 1 th Annual all I ask for is six more months. agreements prior to project The ribbon cutting also We’ve had the comment peri- approval. marked the naming of the od for four months so another • Asserting public owner- park’s baseball diamonds af- six months I don’t think is a lot ship of roads and open space ter the late Anthony ‘Tony’ to be asking.” to promote the public good Capozzi. With 10,000 units pro- and preserve eligibility for Capozzi, who worked for Beach Baby posed the Suffolk Downs site state grant funding. the city’s Parks Department,
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Page 12 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 EBNHC Farmers Market to return to Central Square July 3
By John Lynds ago but were on hiatus last goal--to diversify things and vegetables purchased at the year. have a little bit of everything. Farmers Market. The East Boston Neighbor- “Another new vendor is Diverse cultures make up the WIC supports farmers as hood Health Center’s (EBN- Valicenti Pasta who does community of East Boston well as good nutrition through HC) Let’s Get Movin Farm- fresh pasta, ravioli and sauc- and I think we are starting to the Farmers Market Nutrition ers Market will kickoff next es,” said Whitman. “Also Mr. achieve that variety that re- Program. WIC Farmers Mar- Wednesday, July 3, at 3 p.m. Tamole will be selling tamales flects the neighborhood.” ket coupons may be used at in Central Square. biweekly as well as Seacoast Whitman said aside from the East Boston Farmers Mar- Once open, the widely pop- Cheese Maven that sells lo- shopping at the Farmers Mar- ket on fresh, uncut fruits and ular market that features a cally sourced cheeses.” ket the market will include vegetables. wide array of locally sourced Another newcomer will musical performances, a Bike Also eligible seniors can fresh fruits, veggies, meats, be TC Market who will be Safety Day, Back to School contact the senior agency that cheeses, coffee and preserves on hand Wednesdays to offer Backpack Day, and more. serves their town to find out A resident inspects some multi-colored peppers at the East will run each Wednesday from preserves, hot sauces, honey The Farmers Market will when and where Senior Farm- Boston Farmers' Market. 3 to 6:30 p.m. until Oct. 16. and vinegars. also be an out-of-school sum- ers Market Coupons will be Director of the EBNHC Whitman said the residents mer lunch site for kids. distributed. Senior Farmers Let’s Get Movin program of Eastie come from many Whitman also noted that Market coupons may be used tables. Brockton, MA. Weekly at 3:00 pm, free kids’ bike raf- Gabrielle Whitman said the different places and have the market would not be pos- on fresh, uncut fruits and veg- Arrowhead Farm: Produce, fle, bicycle repair by Boston East Boston Farmers Market many favorite foods and the sible without all of this year’s etables and honey. meat, eggs, flowers, preserves. Cyclists Union has become a place during the Farmers Market should reflect sponsors. “I love working with the Newburyport, MA. Weekly August 7: National Farm- summer and fall that brings to- that diversity. EBNHC does not charge a different vendors year after Veronica Robles Cultural ers Market Week: Join us gether farmers and neighbors With a community that has fee for vendors to participate year and see the work they Center: “Elotes locos” (Mex- in celebrating our farmers to shop, enjoy performances roots in the Americas, Europe, in the Farmers Market, and all do farming all year and be ican street corn). East Boston, with a cooking demo by by local musicians, and find Southeast Asia, and Africa vendors take home 100 per- able to bring those affordable MA. Weekly Project Bread Chef Vanessa information on healthy eat- the Farmers Market has be- cent of their profits. However, fruits and vegetables to the Eagle Hill Coffee Compa- LaBranche, a raffle, and more! ing. The Farmers Market is come a source for the greens, there are still costs associated community,” said Whitman. ny: Iced coffee, bagged coffee August 28: Back to School the place to see friends, meet herbs, fruits, and vegetables with running the market and “The farmers definitely try beans. East Boston, MA. Bi- Day: Backpack giveaway for your neighbors, and celebrate of all traditions. Aside from sponsors like First Priority and make the food accessible weekly school-aged kids, free ap- being a member of Eastie’s di- tomatoes, corn and beans, Credit Union, Portside at East to people by accepting SNAP, Valicenti Pasta: Fresh pas- ple coupons for kids, special ta, ravioli, sauces. Hollis, NH. verse and vibrant community. hot peppers there are always Pier, Reelhouse and Spinelli’s WIC coupons and senior guests, and more! Biweekly “So we have several ven- unique items like amaranth, helps defray those costs. coupons and that makes it a September 11: Commu- dors this year with some of yierba mora, and papalo, wa- The Farmers Market ac- lot more affordable for those Mr. Tamole: Tamales. Dorchester, MA. Biweekly nity Programs Day: Learn the favorites coming back ter spinach and bok choy, pea cepts cash, credit, debit, WIC folks.” about fall programs from lo- like Farmer Dave’s and Asia tendrils, scallions and Asian coupons, senior coupons, and Seacoast Cheese Maven: Portsmouth, NH. Biweekly cal youth, sports, and fitness Farms,” said Whitman. “One mustard, collard greens, cilan- SNAP/food stamps. Vouchers 2019 Vendors programs! of our new vendors this year tro, peaches and apples, Ital- and coupons for shopping at Farmer Dave’s: Produce, TC Market: Preserves, hot sauces, honey, vinegars. is Arrowhead Farm and they ian and sweet Thai basil. farmers markets are available bakery products, beans, pre- 2019 Sponsors “I think people will be ex- for qualified families. SNAP/ serves/sauces. Dracut, MA. Somerville, MA. Biweekly sell produce, meat, eggs, First Priority Credit Union flowers and preserves.” cited,” said Whitman. “Some EBT customers receive a Weekly Lost Art Cultured Foods: Portside at East Pier Whitman was also glad to have asked for more vari- 100 percent incentive (a dol- Meadowbrook Orchards: Sauerkraut. Cranston, RI. Eastern Bank announce the return of Eagle ety and to meet that demand lar-for-dollar match up to $40- Fruit, preserves/sauces, bak- Monthly Hill Coffee Company that we’ve added those new ven- $80, depending on household ery products. Sterling, MA. Brook Property Mgt. were a big hit with the Farm- dors to give folks more va- size) for each SNAP dollar Weekly 2019 Events Reelhouse ers Market crowds two years riety. That was kind of our spent on targeted fruits and Asia Farm: Specialty vege- July 31: Bike Day: Free Beacon Communities bike helmets for kids starting Spinelli’s Two finalists vying for Massport CEO job
By John Lynds as Maritime’s Chief Admin- sioner at the Massachusetts in Bosnia, Iraq, and Israel/ istrative Officer. As Port Di- Department of Telecommu- West Bank. The Massport Board of rector, she oversees planning, nications and Energy, and a Golden is a graduate of the Directors announced that Bos- development, marketing, op- member of the Board of Di- Boston Latin School and Har- ton Planning and Develop- erations, security, financial rectors at the Federal Home vard College. He received a ment head Brian Golden and management, administration Loan Bank of Boston. Master's degree from the U.S. Massport’s Port Director Lisa and maintenance of all of Golden has served as a Army War College and a law Weiland have emerged as the Massport’s non-aviation prop- U.S. Army officer, active degree from the College of two finalists who will be con- erties. Before joining the Mar- duty and reserve, for more William and Mary's School sidered for the Massport CEO itime team, Wieland served than twenty years. His mili- of Law. Massport’s Port Director Lisa BPDA Director Brian Golden. post. in several roles at Massport, tary experience included duty Weiland. The Massport board will including the Director of HR meet during a special meeting Strategy and Employment Thursday and make its final and the Director of Corpo- decision on whether it will rate Planning and Analysis. LEGAL NOTICES be Golden or Weiland for the Wieland has been with Mass- $300,000 a year job that will port since 2006. LEGAL NOTICE Charter notice is hereby giv- Further, any building in may be the same as the one year or more but less of such fee to the Office of oversee Logan International Prior to her employment CITY OF CHELSEA en that at a regular meeting which more than one-half of local agent identified in than two years: the City Solicitor upon the Airport and the Conley Ship- with Massport, Wieland REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS of the Chelsea City Council the total exterior windows Subsection (c). Such local Commercial -- $1,000.00. filing of an application in ping Terminal in Southie. worked as a consultant for SOCIAL SERVICE REFERRAL held on June 17, 2019 the and doors are broken, individual or local property Residential -- $500.00 writing, no later than fifteen After a nation-wide search Bain & Company serving PROGRAM City Council voted after a boarded or open without management company must For properties vacant for calendar days after mailing that included 170 applicants health care and consumer The City of Chelsea, second reading to approve a functioning lock shall be inspect and maintain the two years or more but less of the billing statement. for the job the Massport board products clients, and for CNN Massachusetts, through its the following ordinance deemed “vacant” regardless property on a bimonthly than three years. The appeal request shall be cut the list down to 40, then in various news and political Chief Procurement Officer, change: of occupancy. basis for the duration of the Commercial -- $2,000.00 accompanied by a fifty-dol- 10, then four before Golden assignments. She received her is seeking Request for NOW, therefore be it (c) Registration vacancy. Residential -- $1,000.00 lar nonrefundable appeal Ordained, that the Revised Within thirty (30) days (2) The property For all properties vacant for cost. The appeal shall be and Weiland emerged. B.A. from UCLA in Political Proposals for “Social Service Code of Ordinances of the of a building becoming must contain a posting with more than three years. limited solely to the issues “I want to hear three things Science, and her M.B.A. from Referral Program”. Request for Proposals City of Chelsea as amended, vacant, each owner of such the name and 24-hour Commercial -- $3,000.00 of whether the building is from the two candidates; their the Harvard Business School. be further amended vacant building shall reg- contact phone number of Residential -- $3,000.00 vacant and how long the vision, how familiar and ex- As BPDA Director since will be available on or after June 19, 2019 by by striking the existing ister said building with the the local individual or local (2) All registration building has been vacant, perienced they are in working 2014, Golden functions as the contacting Dylan Cook, Section 6-1 of Chapter 6 and department of inspectional property management com- fees collected pursuant to except that, in circumstances BPDA’s chief executive. He the levers of local and federal Chief Procurement Officer at replacing with a new Section services by providing such pany responsible for such this Section shall be directed of extraordinary hardship or government, and maybe most oversees the agency’s core [email protected] or 6-1 as follows: department, on a form to be maintenance. This sign must to the revolving account to merit, the City Solicitor may importantly, what experience missions of community-en- by visiting the City’s website AN ORDINANCE ADDING created by such department, be posted on the front of the cover personnel costs and waive the fee. The owner they have working with local gaged planning, regulation at http://www.chelseama. A NEW SECTION 6-1 OF with the name, address property so that it is clearly the board-up fees pertaining shall have the burden of impacted neighborhoods,“ of major real estate develop- gov/purchasing/pages/ CHAPTER 6 TO THE CHELSEA and telephone number of visible from the street. to the City’s enforcement of proof on appeal. Upon the said Massport board member ment, management of the BP- current-bids-solicitations. CODE OF ORDINANCES each owner of the building, (3) In addition to this Section. proper filing of an appeal, and Eastie resident John Nu- DA’s real property, and work- Proposals must be sealed Sec. 6-1 Regulation of the street address of the maintaining the building to (3) A failure to pay payment of the registration cci. “Those were former CEO force training programs. and clearly marked “Social Vacant Buildings building, and the name and codes, the owner of a vacant the registration fee required fee shall be stayed pending Thomas Glynn’s strengths and An attorney since 1993, Service Referral Program” (a) Purpose and Intent contact information of an building must also promptly by this Section shall be a the outcome on appeal. If it’s what we need again right Golden is a former member and submitted to the Office The city has found that individual who resides within repair all broken windows, violation of this Ordinance. the decision is adverse to the now.” of the Massachusetts House of the Chief Procurement vacant buildings encourage the Commonwealth of Mas- doors and other openings. (4) All registra- owner, the payment shall be In 2016 the Massport board of Representatives, where he Officer no later than temporary occupancy by sachusetts and is authorized Boarding up of open or tion fees shall be waived, due within ten calendar days voted to promote Weiland served the Allston-Brighton 11:00AM on Thursday, July transients, drug users to accept service of process broken windows and doors and all time limits in this of the decision of the Office and persons engaged in on behalf of the owners, and of the City Solicitor. from Acting Port Director to neighborhood of Boston. He 11, 2019. is prohibited, unless ISD Section tolled, for any criminal activity; cause who shall be designated as a determines that, due to van- former owner-occupant of a (h) Enforcement Port Director. was also the New England The City of Chelsea reserves the right to accept any surrounding areas to suffer responsible local agent, both dalism or security reasons residential building if such Any person or entity violat- Wieland has served as the Regional Director at the US from stagnant or declining for purposes of notifica- and due to circumstances out formerly owner-occupied ing this Section, by failing to Acting Port Director since Department of Health and proposal, to reject any or all proposals and to waive property values; and create tion in the event of any of the owner’s control, the residential building is now register a vacant building, March of 2015 and previously Human Services, a Commis- minor irregularities and/ significant costs to the city emergency and of service proper boarding of windows vacant due to: (i) the illness failing to pay the registra- or formalities as it deems by virtue of the need of any and all notices issued and doors is necessary for a or infirmity of the former tion fee or otherwise, shall to be in the best interest of for constant monitoring pursuant to this chapter. determined period of time. owner-occupant; or (ii) a be subject to a fine of up the City. and occasional cleanup. Such person must be able Boards or coverings must fire or other natural disaster to three hundred dollars Give the Gift of In accordance with our Accordingly, the purpose of to respond in person to any be fitted to the opening size rendering the property ($300.00) per offense. Minority Business Enterprise this chapter requiring the issues or emergencies that and colored to blend with uninhabitable, provided that Each day that the owner is Plan, we are inviting all registration of all vacant arise within two (2) hours the existing building color the former owner occupant in violation shall constitute Hometown News qualified women and buildings, both residential of being notified. Contact scheme. is working expeditiously to a separate offense. The minority business firms to and commercial, is to assist information must include (e) Registration Fees. rehabilitate the property. department of inspectional respond. the city government in a telephone number that (1) On or before (f) Billing Statement services shall have the A year’s subscription to protecting the public health, is active 24 hours per day. November 15th of each On or before October 15th right to enforce this chapter The Revere Journal, The City of Chelsea is an Equal Opportunity Employer. safety and welfare of its The failure timely to register calendar year, the owners of each calendar year, the pursuant to M.G.L. chapter The Chelsea Record or This Request for Proposals residents by encouraging the a vacant building shall be a of any vacant building shall department of inspectional 40U as accepted by the City The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. is in accordance with M.G.L. prompt rehabilitation and violation of this chapter. pay to the department services shall send a billing of Chelsea. This Section $2630 in town or $50 60 for out of town. Chapter 30B. permanent occupancy of (d) Maintenance Require- of inspectional services a statement, setting forth the may also be enforced Dylan Cook such abandoned structures. ments. registration fee to cover required registration fee, according to the noncriminal Name______Chief Procurement Officer (b) Definition (1) Properties the administrative cost of to each owner of a vacant disposition process of M.G.L. 6/27/19 For purposes of this chapter, subject to this Section monitoring and ensuring building. However, the c. 40, Section 21D. Address______C a “vacant building” means must be maintained in the proper maintenance of registration fee set forth A copy of the revised any commercial building in accordance with the relevant such vacant buildings. The in Section 6-1(e)(1) shall ordinance is available at the ______which no person or entity sanitary codes, building annual registration fee shall be due and payable on Office of the City Clerk, City LEGAL NOTICE actually conducts a lawfully codes, and City regulations be based on the duration of November 15th of each year Hall, 500 Broadway, Room City______State ____ ZIP______licensed business in such concerning external and/ the vacancy as of November regardless of the delivery 209, Chelsea, MA 02150. Clip this and mail in or stop by the office 8:30AM - 5PM building; or any residential or visible maintenance. The 15th of such year according or receipt of such billing Jeannette Cintron White building in which no person owner must designate and to the following schedule: statement. City Clerk The Independent Newspapers lawfully resides in any retain a local individual or For properties vacant for (g) Appeal 6/27/19, 7/3/19 385 Broadway, Suite 105 NOTICE part of the building; or a local property management less than one year: Any owner assessed a C Revere, MA 02151 In accordance with Section mixed-use building in which company responsible for the Commercial -- $500.00 registration fee under this 2-7(d) of the Chelsea City neither a licensed business security and maintenance Residential -- $200.00 Section shall have the right For more information call us at 781-485-0588 nor a lawful residents exists. of the property. This person For properties vacant for to appeal the imposition
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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 13 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE the Massachusetts Water ING PART II CHAPTER 34 to this proceeding. If Y (m) Dish Term Rental Registry for use of a rental vehicle Trust Fund. 6/27/19, 7/3/19 Resources Authority OF THE CHELSEA CODE you fail to file a timely Amendment 3 antennas. a Residential Unit. which shall be good for Ordered, that the City C (MWRA) are applicable OF ORDINANCES TO ADD written appearance and That Chapter 34, Article Amendment 8 Residential Unit means a period not to exceed of Chelsea accepts the to this Contract. The ZONING PROVISIONS ON objection followed by an II Zoning Districts be That Chapter 34, Article a dwelling unit within a thirty (30) consecutive FY2020 Cable Television Bidder shall comply with SHORT TERM RENTALS affidavit of objections amended by striking the XI Table of Dimensional dwelling that is classified days from the date of Public, Educational, and LEGAL NOTICE SECTION 00100 all applicable laws and Amendment 1 within thirty (30) days existing Section Regulations be amended, as residential use. issuance for use by a Governmental Access LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR regulations pertaining That Chapter 34, Article of the return day, action 34-27, Subsection (f) for the Retail Business For purposes of this resident. The resident Special Revenue Funds BIDS to nondiscrimination, X Definitions be amend- may be taken without and replacing with the (BR) District only, by Section, a Residential must provide a current Budget appropriated City of Chelsea, Massa- equal opportunity and ed by adding to Section further notice to you. following new Subsec- striking the existing shall not include any driver’s license, other of- from the PEG Access and chusetts (Owner) affirmative action, in- 34-241 - Definitions a UNSUPERVISED tion. Section 34-27(f). requirement in the BR units in a hotel, motel, ficial identification issued Cable Related Fund in the COMMONWEALTH OF Sealed bids for construc- cluding without limitation new definition which ADMINISTRATION UNDER Specific Districts District for side yard licensed rooming house by the Registry of Motor amounts of $264,367 MASSACHUSETTS tion of Lead Service Re- executive orders and shall read as follows: THE MASSACHUSETTS (f) Retail setback and replacing or licensed bed and Vehicles, utility bill dated for Public Access via LAND COURT placement, Contract No. rules and regulations Section 34-241. UNIFORM PROBATE CODE Business (BR) District. with the following new breakfast. within 60 days of the Chelsea Community DEPARTMENT OF THE 2019-230, for the City of federal and state Definitions (MUPC) Amendment 4 restriction for side yard Short-Term Rental(s) application, or any other Cable, $312,000 for TRIAL COURT of, Massachusetts, will be agencies of competent Short-Term Rental(s) A Personal Representa- That Chapter 34, Article setback: means the use of a official documentation Educational Access via 19 SM 002900 received at Room 204, jurisdiction. The Bidder means the use of a tive appointed under the III Use Regulations be Retail Business (BR) Residential Unit for which is deemed accept- Chelsea School Depart- ORDER OF NOTICE City Hall, 500 Broadway, shall make positive Residential Unit for MUPC in an unsupervised amended by striking the Side yard setback: residential occupancy by able by the Parking Clerk ment, and $85,000 for To: Chelsea, Massachusetts efforts to achieve: (1) residential occupancy by administration is not existing Section 10’ only when abutting a person or persons for which accurately lists Governmental Access Mamedes F. Silva 02150 until 11:00 a.m. a minority employee a person or persons for required to file an 34-52 and replacing a zone other than the BR a period of fewer than the residential address via the City Manager’s and to all persons prevailing time, on work force hour goal a period of fewer than inventory or annual with the following new district. thirty (30) consecutive of the applicant as Office, has been adopted entitled to the benefit of Thursday, July 11, 2019, of 10.00 percent, (2) a thirty (30) consecutive accounts with the Court. Section. A full copy of the revised calendar days for a fee. residing within the City on a roll call vote of the Servicemembers Civil at which time and place woman employee work calendar days for a Persons interested in the Section 34-52- Residen- zoning ordinance is Short-Term Rental Regis- of Chelsea. There is no 11-0-0-0. Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. 50 said bids will be publicly force hour goal of 6.90 fee, provided that such estate are entitled to tial Units in Basement/ available at the Office try means the database fee for the Temporary Ordered, that the City §3901 (et seq): opened and read aloud. percent, (3) a goal of Residential Unit meets notice regarding the ad- Ground Floor in Retail of the City Clerk, City maintained by ISD that Parking Pass. of Chelsea accepts the Deutsche Bank National The scope of work 7.24 percent participa- the definition of a ministration directly from Business Hall, 500 Broadway, includes information And by adding the provisions of General Trust Company, as In- includes removal and tion of Minority owned Limited Share Unit or the Personal Represen- Districts. Room 209, Chelsea, MA on Operators who are portion: Laws Chapter 44, Section denture Trustee for New replacement of up to Business Enterprise(s), Owner-Adjacent Unit tative and may petition (a) Within the 02150. permitted to offer their * To amend Section 13-5 53F3/4 which establishes Century Home Equity 166 lead water services and (4) a goal of 3.60 set forth in Chapter 6, the Court in any matter Retail Business (BR) and Jeannette Cintron White Residential Units as Non-residential Parking a special revenue fund Loan Trust 2005-3 in the City of Chelsea, percent participation of Section 6-5 of this Code relating to the estate, Retail Business 2 (BR2) City Clerk Short-Term Rentals. Program by adding the known as the PEG claiming to have an Massachusetts. Work Woman-owned Business of Ordinances. including the distribution Districts, residential 6/27/19, 7/3/19 (c) Short following language: Access and Cable Related interest in a Mortgage shall be performed in the Enterprise(s) within Amendment 2 of assets and expenses of units in the basement C Term Rentals Allowed in All applicants in good Fund to reserve cable covering real property public right of way and project contracts. All That Chapter 34, Article administration. or on the ground floor Chelsea standing with the City of franchise fees and other in Chelsea, numbered private properties. The MBEs and WBEs shall be XIII The Table of Principal WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. shall only be allowed (d) Ineligible Residential Chelsea shall be issued cable-related revenues 57 Columbus Street, Contractor shall secure certified by the Common- Use Regulations, Section Dunn, First Justice of this by Special Permit from LEGAL NOTICE Units the non-residential for appropriation to given by Mamedes F. right of entry and local wealth of Massachusetts 34-300 be amended by Court. the ZBA, except that no (e) Requirements for parking permit based on support cable-related Silva to New Century permits required to per- under the provisions adding the following Use Date: June 04, 2019 Special Permit shall be Rentals the following terms and purposes consistent with Mortgage Corporation, form work. Scope shall certified by the Supplier to the list of Residential Felix D. Arroyo allowed or considered by (f) Short-Term Rental conditions: the franchise agreement, dated May 6, 2005, and include, but is not limited Diversity Office (SDO). At Uses in Subsection A. Register of Probate the ZBA for a residential Registration Process A. A current and valid including but not limited registered at Suffolk to, preconstruction co- a minimum, the commu- Principal Use 6/27/19 unit ou the ground floor NOTICE and Fee certificate of registration to support of public, edu- County Registry District ordination and premise nity should allow MBEs Districts C or basement floor in that In accordance with (g) Room issued by the Registry cational or governmental of the Land Court as inspection; furnish and and WBEs the maximum R1 portion of the Retail Section 2-7(d) of the Occupancy Excise Tax of Motor Vehicles for the access cable television Document No. 700862 installation of under- feasible opportunity to R2 Business District on Chelsea City Charter no- (h) Enforcement specific vehicle listing the services and oversight and noted on Certificate ground water service compete for subagree- R3 LEGAL NOTICE Broadway between City tice is hereby given that and Penalties residential or business and renewal of the cable of Title No. 122040, line and appurtenances, ments performed under BR Hall Avenue and Williams at a regular meeting of A full copy of the ordi- address of the applicant. franchise agreement, the and now held by the including new copper the project. The Bidder BR2 Street if such residential the Chelsea City Council nance is available at the B. A current driver’s Fund to begin operation Plaintiff by assignment, tubing, corporation stops, shall submit completed BH unit abuts Broadway. held on June 17, 2019 Office of the City Clerk, license, other official for Fiscal Year 2020 has/have filed with curb stops, service boxes, Disadvantaged Business B (b) Materials. the City Council voted City Hall, 500 Broadway, identification issued by which begins on July 1, this court a complaint and unions; coring and Enterprise (DBE) forms SC NOTICE Amendment 5 after a second reading Room 209, Chelsea, MA the Registry of Motor 2019. for determination of sealing of service entries (EEO-DEP-190 & W In accordance with That Chapter 34, to approve the following 02150. Vehicles, or any other Copies of the orders are Defendant’s/Defendants’ to basements; interior EEO-DEP-191) with the I Section 2-7(d) of the Article IV Dimension- ordinance change: Jeannette Cintron White official documentation available at the Office Servicemembers status. plumbing as required bid. Failure to comply LI Chelsea City Charter no- al Regulations be NOW, therefore be it Or- City Clerk which is deemed ac- of the City Clerk, City If you now are, or to plumb new piping with the requirements LI2 tice is hereby given that amended by striking the dained, that the Revised 6/27/19, 7/3/19 ceptable by the Parking Hall, 500 Broadway, recently have been, through the meter set- of this paragraph may NHR at a regular meeting of existing Section 34-78, Code of Ordinances of C Clerk. Room 209, Chelsea, MA in the active military ting; and comprehensive be deemed to render a NHC the Chelsea City Council Subsections (f), (i), G) the City of Chelsea as Jeannette Cintron White 02150. service of the United surface restoration in the proposal nonresponsive. Short-Term Rentals held on June 17, 2019 and (n) and replacing amended, be further Parking Clerk Jeannette Cintron White States of America, then public and private rights No waiver of any provi- Y the City Council voted with the following new amended and adopted as LEGAL NOTICE 6/27/19 City Clerk you may be entitled to of way. sion of this section will be Y after a second reading Subsections (f), (i), G) follows: C 6/27/19 the benefits of the Ser- The required contract granted unless approved Y to approve the following and (n). AN ORDINANCE REVISING C vicemembers Civil Relief completion date is by the Owner. Y zoning ordinance Sec. 34-78. - Special PART II CHAPTER 6 OF Act. If you object to a September 30, 2021. All bids for this project Y change: dimensional regulations THE CHELSEA CODE OF LEGAL NOTICE foreclosure of the above The contract is broken are subject to applicable N NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT (f) Side yards ORDINANCES TO ADD A N O T I C E LEGAL NOTICE mentioned property on into three work “peri- bidding laws of Mas- N ORDAINED, that the Re- in BR and BH districts. NEW SECTION ON SHORT In accordance with that basis, then you or ods” with substantial sachusetts, including N vised Code of Ordinances (i) Projections TERM RENTALS Section 6-3 (b) of the your attorney must file a completion requirements General Laws Chapter Y of the City of Chelsea into required yards. Amendment 1 Chelsea City Charter no- written appearance and for each period described 30, Section 39M as N as amended, be further (j) Special That Chapter 6 be tice is hereby given that NOTICE answer in this court at in Section 00410, FORM amended. N amended and adopted as height regulations. amended by adding a at a Regular Meeting of In accordance with NOTICE Three Pemberton Square, OF GENERAL BID. Prevailing Wage Rates Y follows: (I) Exceptions. new Section 6-5 Short the Chelsea Traffic and Section 2-7(d) of the In accordance with Boston, MA 02108 on or This is a rebid of a as determined by the Y AN ORDINANCE REVIS- (n) Siting of Term Rentals, which shall Parking Commission Chelsea City Charter no- Section 2-7(d) of the before August 5, 2019 contract bid in May, Director of the Executive N ING PART II CHAPTER 34 buildings. read as follows: held on June 4, 2019, tice is hereby given that Chelsea City Charter no- or you may lose the 2019. Changes in this Office of Labor and A copy of the zoning OF THE CHELSEA CODE Amendment 6 Section 6-5. Short-Term the Commission voted to at a regular meeting of tice is hereby given that opportunity to challenge version of the contract Workforce Development ordinance is available OF ORDINANCES TO ADD That Chapter 34, Article Rentals approve the following the Chelsea City Council at a regular meeting of the foreclosure on the documents are described under the provisions at the Office of the City THE FOLLOWING ZONING V General and Supple- (a) Purpose and Intent Regulations: held on June 17, 2019, the Chelsea City Council ground of noncompliance in Section 01014 SCOPE of the Massachusetts Clerk, City Hall, 500 PROVISIONS mental Regulations be The purpose of this To temporarily convert the City Council voted held on June 17, 2019 with the Act. AND SEQUENCE. Bid General Laws Chapter Broadway, Room 209, Amendment 1 amended by striking the Section is to provide a Shawmut Street to after a second reading the City Council voted Witness, GORDON H. Security in the form of a 149, Section 26 to 27H, Chelsea, MA 02150. That Chapter 34, Article existing Section 34-106, process through which a one-way, from to approve the following after a second reading PIPER, Chief Justice of bid bond, cash, certified as amended, apply to Jeannette Cintron White X Definitions be amend- Subsections (a), (d)(6) certain dwelling units Chester Avenue to orders: to approve the following said Court on June 19, check, treasurer’s or this project. It is the re- City Clerk ed by adding to Section and (h)(l) and replacing may be registered with Central Avenue, due to Ordered, that the City zoning ordinance 2019. cashier’s check payable sponsibility of the Bidder, 6/27/19, 7/3/19 34-241 - Definitions a with the following new the City of Chelsea for construction activities at of Chelsea accepts the change: Attest: Deborah J. to the Owner, is required before bid opening, to C new definition which Subsections (a), (d)(6) use as short-term rental the Garden Cemetery, provisions of Subsection NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Patterson in the amount of five request if necessary, any shall read as follows: and (h)(l). units under the terms including historic site (a) of Section 3D of ORDAINED, that the Re- Recorder percent of the totals additional information Section 34-241. (a) Generally. and conditions set forth restoration, retaining Chapter 64G of the Mas- vised Code of Ordinances 16-027060 of Periods 1, 2, and 3 on Prevailing Wage Rates LEGAL NOTICE Definitions (d) Parking lot in this Section. wall reconstruction, and sachusetts General Laws of the City of Chelsea 6/27/19 bid, in accordance with for those trades people COMMONWEALTH Outdoor Cafe & Dining design. (b) Definitions sidewalk replacement and imposes upon an as amended, be further C Section 00200, INSTRUC- who may be employed OF MASSACHUSETTS Area means a portion of (6) Lighting. Limited Share Unit along Shawmut Street. Operator of a Short-Term amended and adopted as TIONS TO BIDDERS. for the proposed work THE TRIAL COURT an immobile retail food (h) Special means a Residential Unit To post a handicap sign Rental an additional follows: LEGAL NOTICE Copies of the contract under this contract. PROBATE AND establishment located district regulations. that is the owner-occu- at 91 Carroll Street. community impact fee of AN ORDINANCE REVIS- documents are available By submission of a bid, FAMILY COURT on a public right-of-way (1) Retail pied unit of an Operator, To post a handicap sign three percent (3%) of the ING PART II CHAPTER 34 through the City of the Bidder agrees that Suffolk Division directly adjacent to Business District. In the a portion of which is at 48 Exeter Street. total amount of rent for OF THE CHELSEA CODE Chelsea Purchasing this bid shall be good and 24 New Chardon St. an existing retail food BR district: offered as a Short-Term To amend the Citywide each transfer of occupan- OF ORDINANCES TO ADD Department online at may not be withdrawn Boston, MA 02114 establishment. No addi- (a) No owner Rental, but only while Parking Program Reg- cy in a “professionally THE FOLLOWING NEW CITY OF CHELSEA http://www.chelseama. for a period of 30 days, (617)788-8300 tional parking is required shall as a result of a the Operator is present. ulation, Section 13-4.1 managed unit” which SIGN ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC gov/purchasing/pages/ Saturdays, Sundays and CITATION ON for an Outdoor Cafe & change of use or addition One bedroom must Restricted Parking Zones, is defined as 1 of 2 or Amendment I WORKS current-bids-solicitations. legal holidays excluded PETITION FOR Dining Area due to its remove any existing be reserved for the Article E. Box District more short-term rental That Chapter 34, Article NOTICE OF PUBLIC The Purchasing Depart- after the opening of bids. FORMAL temporary nature. off-street parking in Operator. And, no more Station, by adding the units that are located V General and Supple- HEARING ment website requires The Owner reserves ADJUDICATION Amendment 2 order to expand the than 3 bedrooms may portion of Library into in Chelsea operated by mental Regulations be The Department of prospective bidders enter the right to waive any Docket No. That Chapter 34, Article existing building unless be utilized for the Short- the dead end of Willow the same Operator and amended by striking the Public Works will conduct their name, organiza- informalities in bids and SU18P1960EA XIII The Table of Principal said parking is replaced term Rental. Street, where the road are not located within a existing Section 34-109 a Public Hearing, in tion, address, telephone to reject any or all bids. Estate of: Use Regulations, Section elsewhere on site. Owner-Adjacent Unit bends and discontinues single-family, two-family entirely and replacing accordance with Section number, fax number, and CITY OF CHELSEA, Luis Orlando 34-300 be amended by (b) No means a Residential Unit into the hillside as it is or three-family dwelling with the following new 1.15, Part IV of the City email in order to secure MASSACHUSETTS Fernandez adding the following Use off-street parking in an owner-occupied two public way. that includes the Opera- Section. of Chelsea administrative contract document. BY ITS CHIEF PROCURE- Hernandez to the list of Residential requirements shall be or three family residence To amend the Citywide tor’s primary residence. Sec. 34-109. - Signs and code section 22-64(b) Addendum will be MENT OFFICER Date of Death: Uses in Subsection A. required for any change that is not the Operator’s Parking Program, Article All community impact illumination Establishment of published to furnished Weston & Sampson 06/30/2018 Principal of use, new construction residence but that is 13 of the Traffic and fees collected pursuant (a) Generally. solid waste collection email addresses. Engineers, Inc. To all interested persons: Use or addition that results located within the same Parking Rules and Regu- to this Order shall be (b) Signs in fees and section 30-65 The selected contrac- Reading, Massachusetts A Petition S/A - Formal Districts in a new use, new con- dwelling as the Opera- lations, by correcting the dedicated exclusively residential dis- establishment of water tor shall furnish a 6/27/19 Probate of Will with Rl struction or addition that tor’s residence; provided following sections: to affordable housing tricts. and sewer billing rates of performance bond and C Appointment of Personal R2 is less than 5,000 gross that, for purposes of an * To amend Section 13- and deposited in the (d) Signs the ordinances of the City a payment bond in Representative has been R3 square feet excluding owner-occupied three 4.2 (C) of the Residential Affordable Housing Trust in Highway Business of Chelsea on Tuesday, amount at least equal filed by Ana Hernandez BR unoccupied basements, family residential Parking Stickers to read Fund. (BH), Shopping Center July 16, 2019 at 6:00pm to one hundred percent LEGAL NOTICE of Chelsea, MA request- BR2 cellars, and below grade dwelling, in addition to as: “New Resident Park- Ordered, that the City of (SC), Industrial (/) and at Chelsea City Hall 500 (100%) of the total of ing that the Court enter BH parking areas. the unit in which the Op- ing Pass - The New Res- Chelsea accepts the pro- Waterfront (W) Districts. Broadway Chelsea, MA contract Periods 1, 2, a formal Decree and B (c) Any change erator resides and may ident Parking Pass is a visions of Subsection (b) (e) Signs in Conference room 305 and 3 as stipulated in Order and for such other SC of use, new construction, use as a Limited Share temporary parking pass of Section 3D of Chapter the Naval Hospital regarding the following: Section 00700 GENERAL relief as requested in the W or addition that results in Unit, the Operator of an which shall be good for 64G of the Massachusetts District-Commercial. Public hearing for CONDITIONS of these NOTICE Petition. I more than 5,000 gross Owner-Adjacent unit may a period not to exceed General Laws and im- (f) Off-premis- interested residents, shall specifications. In accordance with IMPORTANT NO- LI square feet of building only register and use one thirty (30) consecutive poses upon an Operator es signs. have an opportunity to This project is funded Section 2-7(d) of the TICE LI2 area shall provide off- Owner-Adjacent Unit as days from the date of a Short-Term Rental (g) Design stan- be heard concerning by the Massachusetts Chelsea City Charter no- You have the right to NHR street parking at a rate a Short Term Rental; and establishing residence in an additional community dards and restrictions. the proposed increase Water Resources tice is hereby given that obtain a copy of the Pe- NHC consistent with section provided further that the the City of Chelsea. A impact fee of three (h) Illumina- of solid waste collection Authority (MWRA) Lead at a regular meeting of tition from the Petitioner Outdoor 34-283 for the amount entire Owner-Adjacent new resident must submit percent (3%) of the total tion. fees, and the proposed Service Line Replacement the Chelsea City Council or at the Court. You have Cafe& Dining Area of the resulting structure Unit must be rented a copy of their lease or amount of rent for each (i) Temporary increase for water and Loan Program. This held on June 17, 2019 a right to object to this Y in excess of 5,000 only as a whole unit to deed (purchase and sale transfer of occupancy in signs. sewer rates. program is commit- the City Council voted proceeding. To do so, you Y square feet. one party of short-term agreement shall suffice) a Short-Term Rental Unit (j) Removal. The public is invited to ted to planning and after a second reading or your attorney must Y Amendment 7 renters at any one in order to obtain a that is located within a (k) Mainte- attend. executing comprehensive to approve the following file a written appearance Y That Chapter 34, Article time and not rented as temporary parking pass. two-family or three-fami- nance. FIDEL MALTEZ public and private lead zoning ordinance: and objection at this Y V General and Supple- separate bedrooms to There is a no fee for the ly dwelling that A full copy of the revised COMMISSIONER service replacement. NOW, therefore be it Or- Court before: 10:00 a.m. Y mental Regulations be separate parties. New Resident Parking includes the Operator’s zoning ordinance is 6/27/19 Minority-owned Business dained, that the Revised on the return day of Y amended by striking the Operator means the Pass.” primary residence. All available at the Office 7/4/19 Enterprise (MBE), Code of Ordinances of 07/16/2019. Y existing Section 34-110, owner of the Residential * To amend Section 13- community impact fees of the City Clerk, City C Women-owned Business the City of Chelsea as This is NOT a hearing Y Subsection (m) and Unit that the owner seeks 4.4 (J) Resident Visitor collected pursuant to this Hall, 500 Broadway, Enterprise (WBE) and amended, be further date, but a deadline by Y replacing with the follow- to offer as a Short-Term Parking Passes to read Order shall be dedicated Room 209, Chelsea, MA For Advertising Rates, Equal Employment amended and adopted as which you must file a Y ing new Subsection. Rental. Only one owner as: “Temporary Parking exclusively to affordable 02150. Opportunity polices of follows: written appearance and Y Sec. 34-110. - Perfor- may be registered as an Pass shall be issued to housing and deposited in Jeannette Cintron White AN ORDINANCE REVIS- objection if you object Y mance Standards Operator on the Short- a residential unit for the Affordable Housing City Clerk Call 617-884-2416
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE Suffolk County Registry a Release Abatement Ordered, that the Chelsea of $38,769.00 from the CP19-01 Civil War therewith. Present holder of said a. Generally. will be subject to the MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF of Deeds in Book 29283, Measure Completion City Council authorizes Salary Reserve Account Monument; $50,000 for The post office address of mortgage b. Licensing Authority. continued availability SALE OF REAL ESTATE Page 237. Statement and perform- the appropriation of #0199959-598000 to Project CP19-02 Garden the unit is: 55 ELEANOR Nationstar Mortgage LLC c. Permitting. of these funds. The By virtue and in execu- The premises are to ing a Comprehensive $31,244.00 from Free the FY 2019 DPW Snow Cemetery; $9,980 for STREET, UNIT 3, CHELSEA, d/b/a Mr. Cooper d. Location and dimen- selected Consultant is tion of the Power of Sale be sold subject to and Risk Characterization, Cash to the FY 2019 Removal Department Project CP19-03 Marlbor- MA by its Attorneys sions. required to comply with contained in a certain with the benefit of all are necessary to obtain Employee Benefit - Overtime Account ough Street Community PERCENTAGE INTEREST: Guaetta and Benson, LLC e. Operational conditions. CDBG guidelines and Mortgage given by easements, restrictions, a Permanent Solution at - Medicare Account #0142351-510400. Garden; and $50,000 4.49% Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire f. Prohibited uses. all applicable state and Timothy A. M. Fraser to encroachments, building the Disposal Site. #0191051-517600. Ordered, that the for Project CP19-05 Gov- The unit is shown on P.O. Box 519 g. Clear path of travel. federal regulations and Mortgage Electronic Reg- and zoning laws, liens, The Permit Application Ordered, that the Chelsea City Council ernor Bellingham-Cary the floor plans of the Chelmsford, MA 01824 h. Setbacks. requirements. istration Systems, Inc., as unpaid taxes, tax titles, may be viewed at; Chelsea City Council authorizes the transfer Envelope Repairs. building recorded 6/20/19, 6/27/19, i. Design and layout. Request for Proposals nominee for Taylor, Bean water bills, municipal (1) MassDEP, Bureau authorizes the transfer of $2,175.00 from the Ordered, that the simultaneously with said 7/4/19 j. Enclosure. will be available on or & Whitaker Mortgage liens and assessments, of Waste Site Cleanup of $10,186.08 from Salary Reserve Account Chelsea City Council Master Deed and on the C k. Heating Elements. after June 19, 2019 by Corp., its successors and rights of tenants and Northeast Regional Fiscal Year 2011 Capital #0199959-598000 authorizes the reserve copy of the portion of l. Exiting and Occupancy visiting the City’s website assigns, dated March parties in possession, and Office located at 205B Improvement Plan - to the FY 2019 HHS for appropriation the said plans attached to the Requirements. at http://www.chelsea- 15, 2007 and recorded attorney’s fees and costs. Lowell Street, Wilm- Webster Avenue Sewer Admin Department - following amounts first Unit Deed therewith, LEGAL NOTICE m. Enforcement ma.gov/purchasing/ with the Suffolk County TERMS OF SALE: ington, Massachusetts Replacement Project Regular Salary Account from estimated FY2020 to which is affixed a This ordinance shall be pages/current-bids-solic- Registry of Deeds at A deposit of FIVE THOU- 01887 or (2) by contact- 55401109-584503 to #0151051-510200. receipts as recommended verified statement in the effective immediately. itations. Book 41480, Page 40, SAND DOLLARS AND 00 ing Daniel P. Gorman of the FY19 Maverick Street Ordered, that the by the Community form provided by G.L. c. A full copy of the revised Proposals must be sealed subsequently assigned CENTS ($5,000.00) in Whitestone Associates Improvement Project Chelsea City Council Preservation Committee: 183A s.9 ordinance is available and clearly marked to Taylor, Bean and the form of a certified 352 Turnpike Road Suite - Account 55451929 authorizes the transfer $88,482, 10% of The Unit is conveyed CITY OF CHELSEA at the Office of the City “HOUSING REHABILI- Whitaker Mortgage Corp. check, bank treasurer’s 320 Southborough, series. of $22,756.00 from the estimated revenues for together with the above INVITATION FOR BIDS Clerk, City Hall, 500 TATION SERVICES” and by Mortgage Electronic check or money order MA 01772 phone 508- Ordered, that the Salary Reserve Account the acquisition, creation undivided percentage Mary C. Burke Education- Broadway, Room 209, submitted to the Office Registration Systems, Inc. will be required to be de- 485-0755 to request a Chelsea City Council #0199959-598000 to and preservation of open interest in the common al Complex Playground Chelsea, MA 02150. of the Chief Procurement by assignment recorded livered at or before the coy of the Application. authorizes the transfer the FY 2019 Employee space; $88,482, 10% of areas and facilities of the - Phase 1 Jeannette Cintron White Officer no later than in said Suffolk County time the bid is offered. Additional public involve- of $9,989.90 from Benefit - Medicare estimated revenues for Condominium together Sealed bids to furnish City Clerk 10:00AM on Thursday, Registry of Deeds at The successful bidder will ment opportunities are Fiscal Year 2011 Capital Account #0191051- the acquisition, preserva- with the exclusive right all labor and materials 6/27/19, 7/3/19 July 11, 2019. Book 43724, Page 88, be required to execute a available under 310 Improvement Plan - Tide 517600 tion, rehabilitation and and easement to the for “Mary C. Burke C The City of Chelsea subsequently assigned Foreclosure Sale Agree- CMR 40.1403, 310 CMR Gate CH004 Replacement Ordered, that the Chelsea restoration of historic parking spaces shown on Educational Complex reserves the right to to Nationstar Mortgage ment immediately after 40.1404 and 310 CMR Project 55451196- City Council authorizes resources; $88,482, 10% the plan recorded with Playground - Phase 1”. accept any proposal, LLC by Taylor, Bean and the close of the bidding. 40.1405. 584503 to the FY19 the expenditure of of estimated revenues the Master Deed and Invitation for Bids will LEGAL NOTICE to reject any or all Whitaker Mortgage Corp. The balance of the pur- 6/27/19 Maverick Street Improve- $2,414.34 from the for the acquisition, cre- subject to the provisions be available on or after PUBLIC NOTICE proposals and to waive by assignment recorded chase price shall be paid C ment Project - Account School Department ation, preservation and of Massachusetts General June 19, 2019 by con- For Kids Only Afterschool minor irregularities and/ in said Suffolk County within thirty (30) days 55451929 series. expenditure line to support of community Laws, Chapter 183A tacting Dylan Cook, Chief to submit 21st Century or formalities as it deems Registry of Deeds at from the sale date in the Ordered, that the satisfy the unpaid Office housing; $575,132, 65% relating to condominiums Procurement Officer Community Learning to be in the best interest Book 52437, Page 128, form of a certified check, LEGAL NOTICE Chelsea City Council Equipment Lease costs of estimated revenues to as that statute is written at dcook@chelseama. Centers Exemplary grant of the City. subsequently assigned bank treasurer’s check or authorizes the transfer owed to Pitney Bowes. the Budgeted Reserve. as the date hereof, gov or by visiting the application to Depart- In accordance with to U.S. Bank National other check satisfactory of $27,074.30 from Ordered, that the Chelsea And appropriate from the Master Deed, the City’s website at http:// ment of Elementary and our Minority Business Association, not in its to Mortgagee’s attorney. Fiscal Year 2013 Capital City Council authorizes FY2020 estimated Condominium Trust www.chelseama.gov/ Secondary Education Enterprise Plan, we are individual capacity but The Mortgagee reserves Improvement Plan - Lash the expenditure of revenues: $44,241, 5% referred to above and purchasing/pages/cur- On Thursday, June 27, inviting all qualified solely as trustee for the the right to bid at the NOTICE OF HEARING Street Improvement Proj- $1,317.25 from the of estimated revenues any bylaws and rules and rent-bids-solicitations. For Kids Only Afterschool women and minority RMAC Trust, Series 2016- sale, to reject any and all Case No. 2019-20 ect 554511310-584503 School Department ex- for CPC Administrative regulations from time to Bids must be sealed and will be submitting a 21st business firms to CTT by Nationstar Mort- bids, to continue the sale Notice is hereby given to the FY19 Maverick penditure line to satisfy Expenses. time adopted thereunder, clearly marked “Mary Century Community respond. gage LLC by assignment and to amend the terms in accordance with the Street Improvement Proj- the unpaid special educa- Ordered, that the Chelsea and all matters of record C. Burke Educational Learning Centers (21st The City of Chelsea is recorded in said Suffolk of the sale by written Massachusetts Zoning ect - Account 55451929 tion tutoring service costs City Council authorizes stated or referred to in Complex Playground - CCLC) Exemplary Grant an Equal Opportunity County Registry of Deeds or oral announcement Act, Chapter 40A that a series. owed to Ei-US LLC. the appropriation of the said Master Deed as com- Phase 1” and submitted proposal to the Depart- Employer. at Book 56570, Page made before or during Regular Meeting of the Ordered, that the Ordered, that the Chelsea following amounts from pletely as if each were to the Office of the Chief ment of Elementary and This Request for Propos- 187 for breach of the the foreclosure sale. Chelsea Zoning Board of Chelsea City Council City Council authorizes the Community Preser- fully set forth herein, Procurement Officer, City Secondary Education. als is in accordance with conditions of said Mort- If the sale is set aside Appeals will be held on authorizes the transfer the expenditure of vation Fund Budgeted The Unit is to be used Hall, Room 204, Chelsea, The purpose of this fed- M.G.L. Chapter 30B. gage and for the purpose for any reason, the Tuesday, July 9, 2019 of $35,201.60 from $262.45 from the Reserve as recommend- only for residential Massachusetts no later eral funding is to expand Dylan Cook of foreclosing same will Purchaser at the sale 6:00 p.m. Fiscal Year 2014 Human Resources ed by the Community purposes as set forth said than 2:00PM, Thursday, and enhance a statewide Chief Procurement be sold at Public Auction shall be entitled only to Chelsea Senior Center - Capital Improvement Department expenditure Preservation Committee: Master Deed. July 11, 2019. network of high quality Officer at 10:00 AM on July 11, a return of the deposit 10 Riley Way - Chelsea, Plan - Gardner Street line to satisfy the unpaid $50,000 for Project Terms of Sale: These Each bid must be accom- 21st Century Community 6/27/19 2019 at 38B Williams paid. The purchaser shall MA Improvement Project copier lease costs owed CP19-11 Congregation premises are being sold panied by a certified Learning Centers (CCLC) C Street aka 38 Williams have no further recourse With reference to the 554511410-584503 to to Ricoh USA, Inc. Agudath Sholom Building subject to any and all check, issued by a programs that will serve Street Unit 38B, Chelsea, against the Mortgagor, application of: the FY19 Maverick Street Ordered, that the Chelsea Envelope Repairs; and unpaid real estate taxes, responsible bank or trust as mentors and resources MA, all and singular the the Mortgagee or the Irene Zaroda Improvement Project City Council authorize $50,000 for Project water rates, municipal company. Or a bid bond to new and existing LEGAL NOTICE premises described in Mortgagee’s attorney. For Special Permit to - Account 55451929 the expenditures from CP19-13 Affordable charges and assessments, duly executed by the programs. COMMONWEALTH said Mortgage, to wit: The description of the construct a driveway with series. the School Department Housing Trust Fund condominium charges, bidder as principal and Since 2016, For Kids OF MASSACHUSETTS The property commonly premises contained in curb-cut which does not Ordered, that the expenditure line to sat- Housing Specialist. expenses, costs, and having as surety thereon Only Afterschool (FKO), a THE TRIAL COURT known as 38 Williams said mortgage shall meet minimum zoning Chelsea City Council isfy the unpaid balance Copies of the orders are assessments, if applica- a surety company non-profit out-of-school PROBATE AND Street, Unit 38B, control in the event of an requirements for the authorizes the transfer from the prior year, as available at the Office of ble, federal tax liens, approved by the City, all time provider licensed FAMILY COURT Chelsea, Massachusetts, error in this publication. location being within five of $146,287.20 from follows: the City Clerk, City Hall, partition wall rights, in the amount of 5% of by the Mass Department Suffolk Division of the Chelsea Village TIME WILL BE OF THE (5) feet from a property Fiscal Year 2014 Cooling & Heating 500 Broadway, Room statutes, regulations, the bid payable to the of Early Education and 24 New Chardon St. Condominium, which ESSENCE. line nor within five (5) Capital Improvement Specialists 209, zoning, subdivision con- “City of Chelsea.” Care, has partnered with Boston, MA 02114 Condominium was creat- Other terms, if any, to be feet of a structure with Plan - Forsyth Street Cooling & Heating Chelsea, MA trol, or other municipal The City of Chelsea re- Chelsea Public Schools (617)788-8300 ed pursuant to M.G.L. Ch. announced at the sale. windows at the premises Improvement Project services 02150. ordinances or bylaws serves the right to accept to run year-round ORDER FOR SERVICE 183A by the recording U.S. Bank National known as: 554511411-584503 to $ 6,292.16 Jeannette Cintron White respecting land use, any bid, to reject and/ afterschool and summer BY PUBLICATION of Master Deed, dated Association, not in its 83 Chestnut Street the FY19 Maverick Street May Institute (The) City Clerk configuration, building or all bids and to waive programming at the AND MAILING October 17, 1985 and individual capacity but All interested parties Improvement Project-Ac- Special Ed Tuition 6/27/19 or approval, or bylaws, minor irregularities and/ Mary C. Burke Complex. Docket No. recorded with the Suffolk solely as trustee for should attend the hear- count 55451929 series. $ 2,788.50 C statutes or ordinances or formalities as it deems For the past three years, SU19D0749DR County Registry of Deeds the RMAC Trust, Series ing or provide written Ordered, that the Patrick J. Kennedy & regarding the presence to be in the best interest a 21st CCLC grant has Suyapa L. Rivera in Book 11974, Page 2016-CTT comment to the Board. Chelsea City Council Sons, Inc. of lead paint, asbestos or of the City. expanded access to vs. 17 and as amended Present Holder of said A copy of the application authorizes the transfer Plumbing repairs LEGAL NOTICE other toxic substances, In accordance with 40 Sokolowski School Paulo S. Rivera of record (the “Master Mortgage, and petition is available of $6,400.00 from the $ 5,391.07 MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF sanitary codes, housing our Minority Business students and enhanced Pineda Deed”). Said Unit is By Its Attorneys, for review at the Office Salary Reserve Account School Specialty REAL ESTATE codes, tenancy, and , to Enterprise Plan, we are afterschool program- Upon motion of conveyed, under and ORLANS PC of the City Clerk, 500 #0199959-598000 to School Supply invoices By virtue and in execu- the extent that they are inviting all qualified ming. With the current plaintiff(s) for an order subject to any existing PO Box 540540 Broadway, Room 209, the FY 2019 Legislative $ 1,628.91 tion of the Power of Sale recorded prior to the women and minority grant cycle coming to directing the defen- covenants, easements, Waltham, MA 02454 Chelsea, MA. - Regular Salary Account Shore Educational contained in a certain above mortgage, any business firms to an end, FKO is applying dant(s), to appear, plead, encroachments, condi- Phone: (781) 790-7800 6/20/19, 6/27/10 #0111051-510200. Collaborative mortgage given by Ra- easements, rights of way, respond. to receive an additional or answer, in accordance tions, restrictions, and 18-010877 C Ordered, that the Special Ed Tuition from fael Casiano to “MERS”, restrictions, confirmation The City of Chelsea is three years of funding with Mass.R.Civ.P./ agreements affecting the 6/20/19, 6/27/19, Chelsea City Council $11,466.80 Mortgage Electronic or other matters of an Equal Opportunity (FY2020 to FY2022) Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. Rule property, and together 7/4/19 authorizes the transfer Ordered, that the Registration Systems, record. Employer. through the Exemplary 4, it appearing to the with all and singular the C LEGAL NOTICE of $2,000.00 from the Chelsea City Council Inc., a separate corpora- Purchaser shall also This invitation for bid is grant program. court that this is an improvements, ways, Salary Reserve Account authorizes the Chelsea tion that is acting solely bear all state and county in accordance with M.G.L. Questions about this action for Divorce 1B. streets, alleys, passages, #0199959-598000 to Cultural Council to serve as nominee for “Lender”, deeds excise tax. The Chapter 30, §39M. grant proposal can be Pursuant to Supple- water, watercourses, LEGAL NOTICE the FY 2019 Auditing as the Committee to Bank of America, N.A. deposit of $10,000.00 Dylan Cook directed to FKO Director mental Probate Court right, liberties, privileges, NOTICE OF Department - Overtime determine disbursements and its successors and is to be paid in cash or Chief Procurement of Development, Briana Rule 411, an Automatic hereditaments, and ap- TIER NOTICE Account #0113551- of the $100,000 annual assigns dated November bank or certified check Officer Flannery, at bflannery@ Restraining Order has purtenances whatsoever CLASSIFICATION In accordance with 510400. payment for “cultural 30, 2009 and recorded at the time and place 6/27/19 fkoafterschool.org or been entered against the hereto belonging or in SUBMITTAL Section 2-7(d) of the Ordered, that the Chelsea events, street fairs, art with the Suffolk County of the sale, with the C 978-740-5437, Ext. 22. above named parties. anywise appertaining PROPOSED Chelsea City Charter no- City Council authorizes shows, festivals and re- Registry of Deeds, in balance of the purchase 6/27/19 Defendant cannot and the reversions and FOUR-STORY tice is hereby given that the transfer of $150.00 lated activities” pursuant Book 45799, Page price to be paid by C be found within the remainders, rents, issues, HOTEL at a regular meeting of from the Salary Reserve to Paragraph 7.2 of the 143, as assigned by bank or certified check LEGAL NOTICE Commonwealth and his/ and profits thereof, and 200 SECOND the Chelsea City Council Account #0199959- Surrounding Community Assignment of Mortgage within forty-five (45) her present whereabouts all the estate, right, title, STREET held on June 17, 2019, 598000 to the FY 2019 Agreement with Wynn, dated August 3, 2018 days after the date of LEGAL NOTICE are unknown. Personal interest, property, claim CHELSEA, the City Council voted Procurement Department MA LLC. and recorded with the sale, to be deposited service on defendant is and demand whatsoever MASSACHUSETTS after a second reading - Regular Salary Account Ordered, that the Suffolk County Registry in escrow with Guaetta therefore not practicable, of the said Grantor in RTN# 3-35041 to adopt the following #0113851-510200. Chelsea City Council of Deeds, Book 60068, and Benson, LLC, at 73 and defendant has not law, equity or otherwise, A release of oil and/ orders: Ordered, that the authorizes the City Page 102, of which mort- Princeton Street, Suite NOTICE voluntarily appeared in howsoever, of and to or hazardous materials Ordered, that the Chelsea Chelsea City Council Manager to renegotiate gage the undersigned is 208, North Chelmsford, In accordance with CITY OF CHELSEA this action. the same and every occurred at this location, City Council authorizes authorizes the transfer the existing Surrounding the present holder, for Massachusetts. Section 2-7(d) of the DEPARTMENT OF PLAN- It is Ordered that part thereof. The Unit is which is a disposal site the appropriation of of $1,500.00 from the Community Agreement breach of the conditions In the event that the Chelsea City Charter no- NING AND DEVELOPMENT defendant is directed to conveyed together with as defined by M.G.L. c. $25,000.00 from Free Salary Reserve Account with Wynn, MA LLC by of said mortgage and successful bidder at the tice is hereby given that REQUEST FOR PRO- appear, plead, answer, an undivided interest in 21 E, § 2 and the Mas- Cash to the Fiscal Year #0199959-598000 to specifically seeking to for the purpose of foreclosure sale shall at a regular meeting of POSALS or otherwise move with the common areas and sachusetts Contingency 2019 Judgements - the FY 2019 Assessors redirect $100,000 of foreclosing the same default in purchasing the the Chelsea City Council HOUSING REHABILITA- respect to the complaint facilities as defined and Plan, 310 CMR 40.0000 Claims/Judgements Department - Overtime the $225,000 annual will be sold at Public within described property held on June 17, 2019 TION SERVICES herein on or before July described in the Master (MCP). Upon review Account # 0194152- Account #0114151- roadway payment set Auction at 11:00 AM, according to the terms the City Council voted The City of Chelsea, 18, 2019 Deed, as amended, and of the Tier I criteria at 521200. 510400. forth in Paragraph 5.2.B on July 11, 2019, on of this Notice of Sale after a second reading Massachusetts, through If you fail to do so this the exclusive right to use 310 CMR 40.0520(s), Ordered, that the Chelsea Ordered, that the of the said Agreement the premises known as and/or the terms of the to approve the following its Chief Procurement Court will proceed to a those common areas and the Disposal Site (RTN# City Council authorizes Chelsea City Council and instead to use such Unit No. 3 of the Eleanor Memorandum of Sale ordinance change: Officer, is seeking hearing and adjudication facilities appurtenant to d-35041) does not meet the appropriation of authorizes the transfer $100,000 annual fund- Hill Condominium, 55 executed at the time NOW, therefore be it Or- proposals from qualified of this matter. said Unit as set forth in the MCP criteria for $71,428.00 from of $1,250.00 from the ing for the purpose of Eleanor Street, Chelsea, of the foreclosure, the dained, that the Revised contractors (herein- WITNESS: Brian J. Dunn, the Master Deed. The classification as a Tier I Free Cash to the Fiscal Salary Reserve Account workforce development Massachusetts, the prem- Mortgagee reserves the Code of Ordinances of after referred to as First Justice of this Court. UNIT is subject to and has Disposal Site. Therefore, Year 2019 DPW Snow #0199959-598000 to to prepare Chelsea ises described in said right to sell the property the City of Chelsea as “Consultant”) to assist Date: April 26, 2019 the benefit of all rights, a Permit Application has Removal - Contract the FY 2019 Treasurers residents for work in the mortgage, together with by foreclosure deed to amended, be further the Chelsea Department Felix Arroyo easements, agreements, been filed with MassDEP Services Account # Department - Reg- casino or to backfill jobs all the rights, easements, the second highest bidder amended and adopted as of Planning and Devel- Register of Probate Court interest and provisions Northeast Region to 0142352-530600, to ular Salary Account in other industries, such and appurtenances or, thereafter, to the next follows: opment on a consulting 6/27/19 contained in the Master classify the disposal site provide supplemental #0114551-510200. as the hospitality indus- thereto, to wit: highest bidders, pro- AN ORDINANCE REVIS- basis to implement the C Deed and the rules and as a Tier II site. funds for final snow and Ordered, that the try, that will be impacted UNIT NO. 3 of the viding that said bidder ING PART II CHAPTER 14 FY 2018 and FY2019 regulations and by-laws As required by 310 ice operations. Chelsea City Council by the casino. ELEANOR HILL CONDO- shall deposit with said OF THE CHELSEA CODE City’s CDBG Housing adopted pursuant to the CMR 40.0510(3)(a)(2), Ordered, that the Chelsea authorizes the transfer Ordered, that the Chelsea MINIUM, a condominium attorney, the amount of OF ORDINANCES TO ADD Rehabilitation Program. provisions thereof, as the person making the City Council authorizes of $10,000.00 from the City Council authorizes created pursuant to the required deposit as A NEW SECTION 14-91 Funding for the Housing well as the provisions submittal must publish a the appropriation of Salary Reserve Account the appropriation of Massachusetts General set forth herein within ON OUTDOOR CAFE & Rehabilitation Program of Chapter 183A of the newspaper notice of the $75,276.00 from #0199959-598000 to the following amounts Laws, Chapter 183, by five (5) business days DINING AREAS will be provided by the For Advertising Massachusetts General classification, notify the Free Cash to the Fiscal the FY 2019 DPW Streets from the Community MASTER DEED dated Mah after written notice of the Amendment 1 City’s Massachusetts Rates, Laws as the same may local Chief Municipal Of- Year 2019 DPW Snow & Sidewalks Department Preservation Fund 21, 2004, recorded with default of the previous That Chapter 14 be Department of Housing be amended from time ficer and the local Board Removal - Salt Account - Overtime Account Budgeted Reserve as SUFFOLK REGISTRY OF highest bidder. amended by adding a and Community Devel- Call to time. Being the same of Health of the Disposal # 0142352-546300, to #0142251-510400. recommended by the DEEDS, BOOK 34581, Other terms, if any, are new Section 14-91 which opment’s (DHCD) Fiscal premises conveyed to the Site’s Tier Classification. provide supplemental Ordered, that the Community Preservation PAGE 296 and shown to be announced at the shall read as follows: Year 2018 and 2019 617-884-2416 herein named mortgagor Additional response funds for final snow and Chelsea City Council Committee: on a plan recorded in sale. Section 14-91. Outdoor Community Development (s) by deed recorded with actions, including filing ice operations. authorizes the transfer $50,000 for Project said Registry of Deeds Dated: June 17, 2019 Café & Dining Areas Block Grant (CDBG) and
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