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By Phil Orlandella bility. “Our city is taking the crit- Rising to the Challenge: ical first steps in ending home- Ending Youth and Young Adults lessness,” Mayor Martin Walsh Homelessness in the city, a com- said. “Board members and their munity planning process cen- peers have important stories to tered around preventing and tell us and will contribute so hopefully ending homelessness much to the creation of this among unaccompanied people, plan.” has been launched by members Rising to the Challenge of the City of Boston’s Youth gathered community partners Action Board. to develop and launch the first The Board is the City’s con- draft of this comprehensive plan sumer advisory group of youth that is geared to put youth on and young adults who have cur- pathways toward stable hous- rent or former experience with ing. homelessness or housing insta- Joanne Hayes-Rines honored

A campaign fundraiser was held for Suffolk County District Attorney candidate Greg Henning at Artu in by Residents’ Association the North End. Highlighting the well-attended event was Rep. Aaron Michlewitz’s announcement that he of Christopher Columbus Park has endorsed Greg Henning in the race for the DA’s position. Pictured outside Artu are, from left, Suffolk By Matt Conti (FOCCP), often referred to as University Vice President John Nucci, Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, Greg Henning, and former Boston City the most successful “friends” Councilor Paul Scapicchio. Please see more photos on page 3. Joanne Hayes-Rines was honored for her leadership in group in Boston. FOCCP is an the community by the North all-volunteer group made up End / Waterfront Residents’ of North End and Waterfront Affordable, elderly housing planned for K of C building Association (NEWRA). neighbors and businesses work- Presenting the award, a framed ing together for the gem of the Special to the Regional Review a 99-year building/land lease borhood. In addition to Villa Harbor Fireworks print, was North End and Waterfront: to the East Boston Community Michelangelo, long waiting lists State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, Columbus Park. FOCCP Ausonia Home Association Development Corporation (East exist at every affordable housing NEWRA President Mary McGee works closely with the City of plans to convert the coun- Boston CDC) and its partner development; and to compound and Treasurer Sue Benveniste at Boston Parks and Recreation cil quarters of the Knights of Affirmative Investments, Inc. for that problem, residents at the their April 12th meeting. Department to keep the park Columbus, Ausonia Council the building and land on which Mercantile Building have been Joanne is well-known as the clean and well maintained while #1513 at 41 North Margin it occupies for the elderly hous- notified by the new owners that longtime President of the Friends Street to 23 affordable, elder- ing project, which will be 100% they will be losing their subsi- (Honored Pg. 5) ly apartments and new coun- affordable. Currently, East dized, affordable rents. Ausonia cil quarters. The complex will Boston CDC manages the 71 hopes to continue the project’s also have a large community affordable, elderly apartments momentum and begin construc- room, which will be available at Villa Michelangelo, where tion by late fall this year. to the North End community, there is a 2-year waiting list. The Knights of Columbus, apartment residents and council There is a serious shortage of Ausonia Council #1513, is a members. Ausonia will grant affordable housing in the neigh- Catholic, fraternal, charitable non-profit organization based in the North End since 1910. The council’s mission is to perform charitable deeds to improve the quality of life for members of the community and people in need. The council supports education, cultural, religious, civic, health and sports endeavors. Grand Knight John Pagliuca said that this development is a win-win project for the community and the council. The Photo by Matt Conti neighborhood gets much need- Joanne Hayes-Rines holds the Harbor Fireworks print that she received Knights of Columbus building on North Margin Street. (K of C Pg. 5) from the NEWRA for her leadership in the community. - - - - MAY 17, 2018 17, MAY Applicants must be Boston residents, are between Boston About SPARK Boston is home to a large and diverse millennial Last year, the SPARK Boston program received the SPARK Last year, toback give to opportunity an is Boston "SPARK has given me the opportunity to collab "SPARK orate with other millennials who share my values in Boston," said Gabrielle Sims of the 2017-2018 Boston Council. "Not only have I planned SPARK but Council, others on the SPARK great events with nowand Boston in places new about learned have I have a newfound appreciation for the city!" the ages of 20 to 34 to apply for the Council. Applications for the Council can be found hereand submission deadline is July 16. For more informa visit Program, please tion on the SPARKBoston http://www.boston.gov/spark/. is a Boston (formerly ONEin3) population. SPARK City of Boston initiative that aims to empower the millennial generation to play a greater role in plan Learn more at http:// ning for the future of our city. www.boston.gov/spark/. the public and private sectors. Approximately athe public and private sectors. Approximately whilethird of the Council are native Bostonians, Cape Verde, others grew up as far away as France, India and Spain. 180 applications for the Council, showing a robust Projectsengagement. involvement and interest for for this Council cohort have included the launch of the neighborhood tour series, the continuation of the Chief Chat policy talk series, and the Millennial witha collaboration Open House, Homeownership the Boston Home Center to bring educational mate rials, lenders, and realtors to millennials. develop professionally and expand my community, my network," said Emily Murphy of the 2017- Boston Council. "I'd had the chance 2018 SPARK to interact with peers and professionals from all walks of life, and have truly learned about the city of Boston, community involvement, and myself." - - - - 2 "We're proud to have the highest percent of "We're Boston SPARK the of direction the Under Council has always been Boston "The SPARK Boston Council is com The 2017-2018 SPARK Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced that appli that announced Walsh J. Martin Mayor prised of 38 Boston residents, who live in 20 dif groupThis Boston. across ferent neighborhoods includes entrepreneurs, designers, social workers, restaurant professionals, undergraduate and grad- andcommunity organizers, veterans students, uate many other industries acrossfrom representatives cations for the 2018-2019 SPARK Boston Council cations for the 2018-2019 SPARK Boston Council is a are now available. The SPARK group of volunteers charged with leading the City's efforts to engage Boston's young adult population. young adults out of any major city in the country," Boston Council "The SPARK said Mayor Walsh. adults young challenge to opportunity an us gives to think big and become neighborhood leaders. This population is diverse, well-educated and full of ideas that will help us grow the city in a sustainable and positive way." the 2018-2019 Council will spend the year Director, using its talent and innovation to identify ways in connected,inviting, an as grow can Boston which culturally rich and sustainable place for young and programming include may Projects adults. economic development, projects on housing policy, public art and neighborhood engage- equal pay, Boston Council ment. Throughout the SPARK the members also hear from key members of Term, Mayor's staff as well as leaders within City Hall. defined by civically engaged, energetic Boston resi dents who are passionate about their future and our Boston. Director of SPARK said Amy Mahler, city," "Council members serve a multitude of roles such as being ambassadors of City programs, participating in focus groups for City staff, or convening policy conversations and neighborhood celebrations. It's a great way to be an active participant in Boston's future as well as your own." Applications available for 2018-19 SPARK Council for 2018-19 SPARK Applications available THE BEACON HILL TIMES HILL BEACON THE editorial And to ignore those who seek our destruction . To rejoice in her blossoms and birdsong To preferred.

By Myles Striar

Suddenly It's Spring for space and clarity. We regret that we cannot publish unsigned We for space and clarity. YOUR HELP IS ALWAYS NEEDED ALWAYS IS YOUR HELP

Myles’ Musings letters. Please include your street and telephone number with your expressed are not necessarily those of The Independent Newspaper After all, we are all beneficiaries of healthy and well-maintained green We urge residents to volunteer for some of the work that needs to be We This is just a quick glance at some of the many organizations On June 7, the Greenway gala to raise funds for the Greenway will beOn June 7, the Greenway gala to raise funds A couple of weeks ago, the Friends of the Public Garden held theirA couple of weeks ago, the Friends of This is where special groups have been formed to protect and advo- This is where special groups have been Many times, both city and state funding for the maintenance of theof maintenance the for funding state and city both times, Many However, the maintenance of these spaces needs to be ongoing. Theongoing. be needs to spaces of these maintenance the However, Then there is the crown jewel of open spaces, The Esplanade alongThen there is the crown jewel of open The Boston Common and the Boston Public Garden are green places and the Boston Public Garden are green The Boston Common The newly established Greenway that was created after the Central Greenway that was created after the The newly established Boston residents living in our neighborhood are fortunate to haveto fortunate are neighborhood our in living residents Boston The Independent Newspaper Group reserves the right to edit letters submission. The Independent Newspaper Group publishes columns, viewpoints and letters to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to encourage debate. Please note that the opinions Group. Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are or attachments emailed to [email protected] Group. Text We were in need of no instruction were We May’s finally here. The wait was long. finally here. May’s space. done. The easiest task should be to just pickup and dispose of properly any trash that you bring. And if you really want to help, we urge you to attend one of the many galas or events that these neighborhood groups hold. These galas are a lot of fun and the money raised account for most funding that will be used to maintain the parks. of the organization’s throughout our neighborhood that keep our green spaces in shape forshape in spaces green our keep that neighborhood our throughout future generations. held. And, in September, The Esplanade Association will be holding its held. And, in September, fundraiser again to raise money to continue their work on keeping the Esplanade vibrant for residents of all ages to use. Green and White Ball that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars toGreen and White Ball that raised hundreds Shaw Memorial that is one ofrestore and refurbish the Robert Gould the top ten public art pieces in the country. cate to keep these spaces alive and usable for all the residents in ourcate to keep these spaces alive and usable community. monuments or trees or flowers or events falls short. monuments or trees or flowers or events overuse by residents especially in the warmer months keep taking a tolloveruse by residents especially in the warmer parks the ground under theon the grass and trees. In some of these by thousands of peoplegrass is like concrete having been compacted unable to get to the rootjust walking or playing and water is sometimes system. the Charles River. to escape the continuous traffic jams and fast pace of today’s life. fast pace of today’s to escape the continuous traffic jams and Artery Project was completed is looking better each year with morecompleted is looking better each year Artery Project was activities being planned. some great open spaces within a couple of miles of each other stretchingwithin a couple of miles spaces great open some to the Back Bay. from the North End PAGE 2 PAGE

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- - - PAGE 3 PAGE “I am committed to making“I am committed ing Rep. Michlewitz and for Michlewitz and ing Rep. Paul City Councilor mer Boston Artuat also was who Scapicchio, asserved and Henning support to yearslittle league coach the boys’ ago. neighbor sure that all of your are of the city, hoods, in any part walk home atsafe for people to league field.night from the little have the sameI want everyone to was lucky toexperience that I here in thehave as a young kid North End.” Richard Vita and Greg Henning. Richard Vita Admission is $25 for French Cultural

Miguel Rosales, the president and founder of the Boston firm Rosales + Partners, is seen last week at the base of the Eiffel Tower. Center and $35 for non-members. Visit Visit non-members. Center and $35 for pur to www.frenchculturalcenter.org chase tickets and for more information. - - 3 James Carregal and Joseph Carregal, with Greg Henning. As District Attorney, Henning As District Attorney, working“I’m going to keep to run for District Attorney is thatis Attorney District for run to said what my Dad I remember here. experiences I had about the getting to knowMeeting people, and being able to live them, and like this,work in a community the streetswalking home through safe, ‘that’s knowing that you are special,’ he would say.” every day tosaid he will work for safety of level that ensure County. everyone in Suffolk and Paul havehard, just as Aaron said, referenc- for me,” Henning Greg Henning and Robert Dello Russo. Rosales took the novel approach of said.Rosales different,” is bridge “Every The French Cultural Center at 5 In the early ‘90s, as part of the Central cally pleasing crossing. He was named lead architect for the bridge in 1992 and contin ued to spearhead the project for the rest of the decade. building a cable-supported bridge with tall towers – a decision that would eventually help transform the once gritty area around Bostonthe as known then arena sports the Garden into a vibrant city neighborhood. “Every bridge design should respond to the context and surroundings, so that it fits well. If you create a special design, a culture bridge can become part of a city’s and image.” Artery/Tunnel Project, Secretary of Project, Secretary of Artery/Tunnel Frederick Salvucci endorsed Transportation idea to build a cable-stayed bridge Rosales’s over the Charles River allowing him to focus his attention to designing an aestheti Marlborough St. presents “The Eiffel and the Zakim Bridge: Landmarks Tower May Wednesday, Art” on Structural of 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. - - 3 about Henning remembered his his Henning remembered wantedI reasons the of “One was someone you looked upon for you looked upon was someone you knew you someone stability, on. He was alwayscould count up, he was alwaysgoing to show was his hardest, he going to work that steadyalways going to be rock.” as well, anddays on the ballfield of securityreflected on the feeling and from thehe felt walking to mentioning aballpark as a kid, latehis with had conversation he Boston news reporter John father, Henning. Tim Sheridan and Michael Magner, with Greg Sheridan and Michael Magner, Tim Henning. State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and Greg Henning. THE BEACON HILL TIMES HILL BEACON THE During his previous visits to Paris, As for Rosales, he was immediately “It’ll be really interesting to go back the tower and its enduring appeal,” Rosales said in anticipation of his trip. “I want to see it again to refresh my memory before the lecture.” thethat idea no had he admits Rosales inextrica- as become would Bridge Zakim identity as Eiffel bly linked with Boston’s has with Paris. Tower mantled in 1909, but the tower received usefulnessits to due permanent reprieve a It has as a communications transmitter. since been used to broadcast radio and television signals, and to date, the Eiffel has attracted more than 250 mil Tower lion visitors to become the most visited, paid tourist-attraction worldwide. grand impressed by the Eiffel Tower’s scale upon first visiting it at age 14, and visited the landmark for several he hadn’t years until he retuned there last week in preparation for his upcoming lecture. after so many years and learn more World’s Fair. It originally only had a Fair. World’s 20-year permit and was slated to be dis

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the only candidate qualified toqualified candidate only the the “Greg knows run the office. the ins and outsjob. He knows the knows he Office, DA’s the of Thisplace. take that challenges It is notis not an easy position. intojust walk something you can the way.” and figure out along on theand Michlewitz reflected a Henning as of having days field.teammate on the baseball a lot of us, he To was a mentor. Gustave

REP. MICHLEWITZ ENDORSES GREG HENNING FOR SUFFOLK COUNTY DA SUFFOLK FOR HENNING GREG ENDORSES MICHLEWITZ REP. By Dan Murphy

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While 3,435 miles and the Atlantic Michlewitz added that that Michlewitz added “There is no one in this race“There is no one in On Tuesday May, 1 at Artu May, On Tuesday

truss tower on the Champ-de-Mars was symbol of a city.” the 1,063-foot, wrought-iron, the tower, the to entrance the as constructed exploring how a structure can become a Eiffel, whose company designed and built Hill Memorial Bridge. “I’m interested in Center on May 30. Zakim Bunker behind the Leonard P. Structural Art,” at the French Cultural firm Rosales + Partners and architect and the Zakim Bridge: Landmarks of the president and founder of the Boston his upcoming lecture, “The Eiffel Tower Tower Eiffel “The lecture, upcoming his the two different cities,” said Rosales, architect Miguel Rosales will discuss in and the roles that they have played in architectural landmark as Beacon HillBeacon as landmark architectural in that each are defined by an iconic, the two cities share a common bond Ocean stand between Paris and Boston, Zakim Bridge architect explores its link to Eiffel Tower Zakim Bridge architect explores MAY 17, 2018 17, MAY Webber, with Greg Henning. Webber, Patrick Lyons, Roseanne Giaclone, Karen D ‘Amico and Blake Patrick Lyons, Henning’s experience makes him Henning’s

said. Greg Henning,” Rep. MichlewtizGreg Henning,” Rep. starting right away -- other thanstarting right away on day one -- and do this jobon day one -- and who can hit the ground runningwho can hit the ground

District Attorney. District Attorney. Henning for Suffolk CountyHenning for Suffolk Michlewitz endorsed Greg endorsed Greg Michlewitz State Representative Aaron Aaron Representative State Restaurant on Prince Street, on Prince Street, Restaurant Henning, and Attorney James Morris. Peggy Nucci, Suffolk University Vice President John Nucci, Greg Peggy Nucci, Suffolk University Vice - - - - - , 2018 MAY 17 MAY The Regional Review would pho and stories letters, Send • Saturday, June 30 through June • Saturday, July 22 through • Sunday, Free English Classes are being 173Son, Inc., Cirace and V. Friends of the North End Steriti Skating Rink in Steriti Skating Rink in The 2018 Greenway Gala Gala The 2018 Greenway

Boston’s North End will be the Boston’s Opera’s site of the Boston Lyric Tahiti, in Travel presentation, newlyand Barcarolles and Arias combined into one harmonious work with marriage, dreams and disillusionment from May 11 to May 20. For production infor mation visit http//blo.org/tahiti/. REVIEW SEEKS NORTH END NEWS like to hear from residents and the business community regard ing North End news. tos to [email protected] or [email protected]. Please include a phone num ber so the newspaper can call responding with questions. August 25, 12 to 4 p.m., Lawn p.m., 4 to 12 25, August Games. Sunday NightAugust 26, Dusk Movies. GREENWAY GALA 7 SET FOR JUNE 7 June will be held on Thursday, are Tickets park. the in p.m. 6 at details visitnow available. For the Greenway website. FREE ENGLISH CLASSES OFFERED offered at the ABCD North End Neighborhood End/West 1 Michelangelo Service Center, Street. Open enrollment. Classes include education and career advising. Details are available by calling 617-523-8125 or email vidhartha.deonarain@ bostonabcd.org. COMPLIMENTARY WINE TASTING North Street, North End offers on tasting Wine complimentary Fridays from 5-7 p.m. All are welcome to participate by vis iting the award-winning shop. For details call 617-227-3193 FONE BOCCE AT SKATING RINK Bocce will continue through the Sunday every months winter morning at the Steriti Rink indoor courts. Spectators are Spring/ attend. to welcome Summer tournaments will begin in late May. OPERA AT STERITI RINK

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be held at Christopher Columbusbe held at from28 June Thursday, on Park 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. COLUMBUS PARK Columbus Park (FOCCP) have announced their 2018 schedule at the park. All events are free and open to the public. p.m. to 4 p.m., Independence Day Celebration, Fireworks on Boston Harbor. Park. The group meets every every at 6 p.m., Wednesday Thursday 8:30 a.m. and every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the Rose Garden. Everyone is welcome, all necessary, experience no tools and training are provid ed. For details email Robyn at [email protected]. GLOW IN THE PARK June its fourth year on Friday, 8 from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. A signature event in downtown Boston, Glow takes place on the beautiful Greenway and includes favorite Greenway great local brews, Food Trucks, wines, and live entertainment. Kick-off the summer with an evening of dancing, lawn games, and lounging in the park! go on sale in early April. 2018 EVENTS AT a.m. to 2 p.m. For details visit a.m. to 2 p.m. For newnc.com. STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS North Bennet Street, 30 Center, is offering student scholarships. For details call 617-635-5166. TODDLER YOGA offering is Collaborations at the Nazzaro Yoga Toddler on Center Community at 9:30 a.m. and Wednesdays 10:30 a.m. with caretakers. For details call 617-635-5611. HORTICULTURE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR FOCCP Columbus Park are looking main in interested people for taining the roses and gardens of Christopher Columbus NEWNC MEMBERSHIP NEWNC MEMBERSHIP 19 ELECTION MAY Council Neighborhood election will(NEWNC) 2018 19 in May be held on Saturday, Center, the Nazzaro Community from 1030 North Bennet Street - - - Photo by Phil Orlandella in Christopher in Christopher 4 at the Andoverat the p.m. p.m. on Saturday, June 30 on Saturday, on Saturday, June 30. on Saturday, p.m. For info visit www.nempac A day trip to Rockport has Christopher Friends of Christopher Friends of North End Music and North End Music and A free preview performance This year’s Mayor Martin Mayor Martin This year’s

p.m. REGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL conduct lawn games from noon to 4 August 25. through Saturday, MAYOR’S COFFEE HOUR PLANNED and Boston Parks and Walsh Department 19, annu Recreation al neighborhood Coffee Hour will 17 at 4 Columbus Park. NE/WE TRIP TO ROCKPORT been scheduled by the North End Neighborhood End/West for Wednesday, Center Service May 30. For details call 617- 523-8125. The deadline is May 11. Monday, INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION AT COLUMBUS PARK Columbus Park (FOCCP) will hold an Independence Day Celebration with fireworks on Boston Harbor from 11 a.m. to 1 LAWN GAMES AT COLUMBUS PARK Columbus Park (FOCCP) will benefit golf tournament will benefit golf tournament will August 6 be held on Monday, 7:30 at con details For Club. Country tact Louis Cavagnaro at 617- 523-7410. NEMPAC PRODUCTION AT HALL FANEUIL Center Arts Performing production of Don (NEMPAC) Giovanni, presented at Faneuil Hall on June 21 and 23 at 7:30 p.m. boston.com. June Sunday, held on be will - - - C COMMUNITY NEWS COMMUNITY LL in the , p.m.

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lot at DeFillippo Playground (Gassy) on Prince Street. lot at DeFillippo Playground (Gassy) on Warm and sunny weather brought out many families to enjoy the kids' Warm R (NEWNC) community elections May 19, will be held Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 30 Nazzaro Community Center, North Bennet Street. NEAA GOLF TOURNAMENT (NEAA) Association Athletic Library are accepting: Monetaryaccepting: are Library donations, restaurant and super market gift certificates, nonper ishable food items. Especially needed: pasta, tuna, oatmeal, oil and cooking peanut butter, corn. 8125. NEWNC COMMUNITY ELECTION Neighborhood Council NE/WE NSC ACCEPTING FOOD PROGRAM DONATIONS supportto 30 June through ed End the ABCD North End/West Neighborhood Service Center’s food programs that assist needy neighbors in these communities. PHIL ORLANDELLA PHIL Stephen Quigley - - - - - in ewspape N p.m.

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P Lastly, Joanne spoke about Lastly, CHILDREN’S EVENTS – Tuesdays Disney with Dan Enjoy fun, Disney shorts for Meet the Musicians Storytime Join us for a special series of Bilingual Storytime with Join Antonio and our bilin TEENS Successful a to Steps Six ferry terminal? ferry from Harborwalk continuous Columbus Park to the Moakley Bridge? without which the hundreds of additional vehicles each day will bring traffic to a standstill. Read more and view the petition at PreserveBostonsWaterfront.org. rently working with other local non-profits to raise money for more firework shows, including June 30th (Independence Day / Harborfest celebration), Labor Day weekend and, of course, 2019. If you have a New Year’s contact to a business that might be interested in supporting the contact program, fireworks [email protected]. a Waterfront, Preserve Boston’s group of local residents who development City’s the oppose proposals for the Harbor Garage and the surrounding waterfront neighborhood. “The Municipal Harbor Plan ignores some of the real needs for the public realm,” said Hayes-Rines. She added “Where is the much-needed Maura Almy as she leads a as she leads Maura Almy all yoga class for weekly chair - gentle flowing move levels. The - passive and support ments and Vinyasa-style ed poses of this is appropriate for those Yoga limit- injury, working with an pre or those who ed mobility, to yoga.fer a softer approach will alsoProper yoga breathing needed;supplies No taught. be just bring yourself! through May 30 at 10:30 – 11:00 am those ages 2 – 4 years. 11:0025 at & 18 May Fridays – - 11:45 am & Alyson Ms. with times story Each week we will NEMPAC. ameet and craft, a story, a share new artist and their instrument! All ages are welcome. Antonio – Fridays May 18 & 25 at 10:00 – 10:30 gual circle and enjoy tradition al stories, songs and games in Spanish and English, while children learn routine and skills for life! College Essay – Wednesday May 23 at 6:00 - 7:30 pm - - - - ibrary L d n E (from pg. 1)

orth N onored EVENTS FOR ADULTS EVENTS Paranoid The Films: Friday pm1 18 May Friday pm1 25 May Friday 1 pm TheFriday June 1 1 pmFriday June 8 1 pm AllFriday June 15 1 pm TheFriday June 22 Computer One-on-One Call 617.227.8135 to reserve Mah Jongg Club – Thursdays Come and play the American- – Tuesdays Gentle Chair Yoga instructorcertified yoga Join More recently, Joanne led Joanne led More recently, Not one to rest, Joanne is cur H Style Seven Days in May Parallax View Prisoner CondorThree Days of the Men the President’s Conversation by Adults for Assistance Wednesdays – Appointment 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. a 30-minute spot for personal ized assistance with PC com- puting, laptops, iPads, tablets, the BPL catalog, and online resources. Laptops are available to use or you can bring your own. at 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. style variant of this tile-based game that originated in China and and requires skill, strategy, calculation. Beginners are wel come. Please note that beginner instruction begins at 11:00 a.m. No sign up is required. through May 29 at 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. funding unique amenities such as the blue lights on the trellis and bringing elegant horticulture to the park, including its famous Rose Kennedy rose gar den. Find out more about the Friends group and how to join at FOCCP.org. the effort to bring back New to Boston Eve fireworks Year’s the double barges, With Harbor. the 2018 fireworks were visi- waterfront ble across Boston’s including and the inner harbor, front row views from the North End, Seaport, South Boston, Downtown, Wharf District, and Yard Navy Charlestown cameThousands Boston. East out across the waterfront to Through a watch the display. returnthe campaign, fundraising of midnight fireworks on New Eve over Boston Harbor Year was privately funded through donations to local non-profits, including Friends of Christopher Columbus Park, Wharf District Council and Boston Harbor Now. ------5 Back Porch is expect Back Porch is REGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL Many factors were needed State Representative Aaron Grand Knight John Pagliuca

church groups. For example, theon served members council North End Community Health Nursing Home Center Board’s Subcommittee, which developed the North End Nursing Home; and more recently made the community aware of the BRA /LDA agreement which was instrumental in saving the nursing home. to move this project so close to First, the council has a reality. had tremendous support and encouragement from Mayor and his admin Martin Walsh istration. Inspectional Services Commissioner Department “Buddy” Christopher William and members council with met in early issues many clarified the process. Sheila Dillon, the and Housing Chief Mayor’s Director of the Department of Neighborhood Development, and her staff have been3 meet yeara over for Ausonia with ing fea- and financing the regarding Bostonproject. the of sibility Planning and Development Agency (former BRA) staff have been working with Ausonia on financing and the Article 80 development process. Michlewitz and State Senator Joseph Boncore have been plan- early the since involved electednewly and stages; ning Edwards City Councilor Lydia has also been briefed on the development. Ausonia appre- sup- and assistance their ciates team development the as port works to move the project for ward. added that the members of Ausonia Council are excit councilthe keeping about ed quarters in its current location, assisting our most vulnerable neighbors by providing afford able housing and being able to continue a lifetime of charitable work for our community. ed to operate from late Mayed to operate from on Monday, through October and Friday evenings Wednesday Sundays. plus Saturdays and The Greenway Wall, will be Wall, The Greenway place for commutersa terrific Greenwayvisitors,” said and Executive Conservancy Director Jesse Brackenbury. delighted to partner “We’re another cre with Downeast, ative local entrepreneur.”

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brings partnership e feet and introducing rooftop introducing and feet overlay codes. The council’s CommitteeAffairs Community chaired public meetings at the council, composed & distrib uted petitions and worked with North End resident and BRA Zoning Director Linda Bourque to draft the new zoning codes. wanted to expand the commu its property bynity benefit of offering the building for afford the of part as housing able original Battery Wharf Project. Group Raymond the When pulled out of the Battery Wharf project, Ausonia reached out to many community cultural, education and health non-profits as well as government agencies to utilize its property for the neighborhood. Although noth that during materialized ing athat believes Ausonia process, 100% affordable, elderly housing complex is now the best use for the building. Ausonia Council #1513 has always been an active member of the North End community. memberfounding a being From of North End Against Drugs to use for facility their providing by community organizations, Ausonia fulfills their charita ble mission to make the North place for every End a great one. The council has hosted NEAA Little League Baseball Banquets and North End Music & Performing Arts Center rehearsals in the hall. During the Central Artery construc tion, the North End Waterfront Central Artery Committee community conducted CA/T meetings at the council and the project maintained a public outreach office on-site. of the council play integral integral play council the of roles for many of the commu- non-profit organizations, nity’s religious feast societies and porary popular location. location. porary popular of DeweyFurthering the use an outdoor, Square Park as plays tocasual and dynamic downtownrelax in the heart of Boston. with the on The Greenway, signature backdrop of the mural on contemporary art Downeast’s unfiltered craft craft unfiltered Downeast’s contem the park’s to cider

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, 2018 17 MAY limiting building heights to 55 protect the neighborhood by change the Zoning Code to change the Zoning Code to borhood, the council spear headed community efforts to

was out of control in the neigh the Boston Housing Authority. Association, as well as coordi #1513 responded by develop now owned and operated by End Waterfront Residents Residents End Waterfront of Columbus, Ausonia Council Housing at 185 Fulton Street, development team looks for looks team development Neighborhood Council, North in the late 1960s. The Knights Commercial Street and Ausonia chairs for the meeting. The to the North End/Waterfront apartments were also problems Columbus Plaza at 145 Bee Jumpers for donating the donating for Jumpers Bee ward to presenting their plans nating future public informa tion meetings at the council. es and the lack of affordable ing 2 affordable, senior hous ing developments: Christopher thank Sal Longo Jr. of Busy thank Sal Longo Jr. the Knights would like to the Knights would like to April 24th at the council, and abutters meeting on Tuesday, Tuesday, meeting on abutters posal. letters of support for our pro- several abutters for submitting End Athletic Association and Performing Arts Center, North Performing Arts Center, Drugs, North End Music and Society, North End Against End Against North Society, Health Center, St. Mark’s Mark’s St. Center, Health Center, North End/Waterfront End/Waterfront North Center, would like to thank the Nazzarothank would like to begun to write letters of sup outline the project. Ausonia groups. Organizations have groups. Organizations have our proposal as weport for community and neighborhood discuss the proposal with the has started to reach out to has started to reach out to trol of the property. Ausonia trol of the property. maintains ownership and con- a new council and Ausonia a new council and Ausonia Council #1513, K of C receives ed affordable housing, Ausonia Downeast Cider House to open on The Greenway to open on House Cider Downeast

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heldbe will meeting e volunteer a is EWNC found hiding in a rear storage shed and ordered out. At this runningcame suspect the time out in an attempt to escape with Policehand. his in cutter box a Officer was able to kick a trash barrel in his way knocking him groundand to the off balance where he was handcuffed. suspect and returned to witness from the restaurant. Suspect made statements that he want ed to harm himself was trans ported MGH by EMS for a section 12 evaluation. Suspect to be summonsed to court. p.m. and 7:00 p.m. (20 Cooper reports a pack- Street): Victim age delivered to his Cooper Street residence was stolen. vita $160 worth of tained ~ mins and supplements. (1) and Street Endicott of ner opportunities for youth to haveopportunities for youth job and getfun, get a summer community, their involved in much-neededwe’re providing a path away from violence.” mitments that will make a realmitments that will End isdifference in the North parties thatmonitoring house in thecontinue to be a problem community. vested interest in the parks, as they conduct several baseball and soccer programs on these fields. In addition to baseball, the North End softball League season takes place on the field. on Monday, May 21 at 6:30at 21 May Monday, on PM in the Nazzaro Community Center. or Waterfront residents. or Waterfront community organization that meets on the second Thursday of each month in the Nazzaro Community Center at 7 PM. the day of the election.

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e lookforwardtoshar chain and a broken cell phone were were recovered. Victims charges uncooperative. No were able to be filed. Commercial (2) p.m. and 4/24/18 at 10:30 a.m. (10 Lewis Street): Hair salon unknown person an reports forced open the front door to reports cash the salon. Victim register was stolen (the exact amount of cash inside the reg ister was unknown), as well hair$5,000 worth of as about cutting scissors and clippers. A crowbar believed to be used in the break-in was found at the scene and will be checked for fingerprints. Any video record- ed by a camera or cameras in the vicinity is being sought. a.m. (Fleet Street): Police officers responded to a breaking Lain progress at and entering Summa. On arrival, they spoke with a witness who informed them he observed on video a male suspect stealing property from the restaurant. Suspect actions between police and theactions between police withyouth engage community, activities, and programming services andincreased access to police pres provide increased awith enforcement and ence focus on guns. Martin wide effort,” Mayor “By providing more said. Walsh includes: Increase positive inter includes: Increase positive on the Board. Nazzaro Community Center, Nazzaro Community Center, 30 North Bennet Street, which will be open from 10 AM to 2 PM. to fill a twelve-member Board which consists of all North End Association (NEAA) has a Association (NEAA) has a meetings to obtain suggestions for the renovation of the parks BPD will present additional plans for the public space. ing the preferred design and say,” to have what you hearing said. Kathy Baker-Eclipse

- - - - - 6 By David Marx By Phil Orlandella By Phil Orlandella By Phil Orlandella In just two days on A multi-pronged approach A multi-pronged Bos Following two other public Boston Parks and Recreation Boston Police District A-1 Aggravated Assault (1) – 4/27/18 (Charter Street): Disturbing the Peace (2) (426 4/29/18 – 4/28/18 – – 4/28/18 at 7:30 p.m. (49

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REGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL Improvements to North End Parks meeting to be held Improvements to North Boston Police report on crime at North End public meeting Boston Police report on crime at North End provided North End / Waterfront residents an update on recent neighborhood crime incidents at the May 2018 North End Public Safety Meeting. Overall crime in District A-1 is down 9% YTD. Domestic incident. Hanover Street): Over the evening, single a of course police responded to the address on 3 separate occasions (11:30 p.m., 2:49 a.m. and 3:30 a.m.) for a loud party being hosted on the roof deck and in the apartment. Summons tenant’s was issued for Keeper of a Disorderly House. white Two Street): Charter males and two black males got into an altercation (before or while heading to Foster Street). One suspect allegedly showed a piece of a a gun. A sneaker, NEWNC community election this Saturday, May 19 election this Saturday, NEWNC community May 19 the North Saturday, Neighborhood End/Waterfront Council (NEWNC) will hold its annual community election to fill six open two-year terms City Summer Safety Strategy includes includes Strategy Safety Summer City parties house of monitoring the ue to strengthen public safetyue to strengthen with a com throughout the city cur mitted strategy initiative in an effortrently implemented throughoutto reduce violence the summer months. Department (BPD) will conduct the third in a series of pub lic meetings relating to poten tial improvements to Puopolo Park and Langone Field on Commercial Street.

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n o of money raised is generated by the annual by of money raised is generated BE THE TALK BE THE TALK , there is no contest in the annual North End/ OF THE TOWN OF p i n i O in print. If you or someone you know send email to [email protected] The Regional Review is interested in pub Maybe it’ However Once again, there will be no contest in the 2018 election, all can Like last year A clean community makes for a healthy neighborhood. The Maria Lanza did a terrific job coordinating the volunteer neigh Spring cleanup in the North End hosted by the City of Boston Spring cleanup in the North End hosted Paul Revere Mall (Prado), Many localities made their way to the Space is limited and golfers are already putting together teams, Space is limited and golfers are already The largest amount in this major event that Each year over 140 golfers participate It’ Fantasy W technol wine dinner will support new music Proceeds from the Owner Damien DiPaola did a great job providing a delicious did a great job providing a Owner Damien DiPaola Carmelina Restaurant recently hosted a great fundraiser for the hosted a great Restaurant recently Carmelina would like to share your experiences, please lishing the memories of North End residents findaways timetogobackthedrawingboard acom , tomakeitofficial,NEWNCwillstillconduct

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PAGE 6 PAGE to attract candidates to run for election. nitywide venture, just selected some streets or parks. Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) as only five residents Waterfront have submitted nomination papers for six available seats. NEWNC ELECTION HAS FEW CANDIDATES two from April through August. Each month the cleanup should be in coordinated with a neighborhood organization. Not a commu picked up their equipment and headed to different areas to pick uppicked up their equipment and headed debris. was a successful neighborhood event. NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUPS MAKE FOR A NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUPS COMMUNITY HEALTHY golf, have lunch, win raffle prizes and meet new friends. golf, have lunch, win raffle prizes and so sign up as soon as possible. helps the NEAA provide the North End many programs and events. and programs many End North the provide NEAA the helps North End Athletic Association (NEAA) Benefit Golf Tournament, Benefit Golf Tournament, North End Athletic Association (NEAA) August. held at the Andover Country Club, in NEAA BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT neighborhood organization. the fundraiser. North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) that was that and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) North End Music a terrific success. excellent hospitality. menu and outstanding BEING A GOOD NEIGHBOR BEING didates will automatically become Board members for a two-year term. May 19 in the Nazzaro Community munity election on Saturday, 30 North Bennet Street, from 10 AM to 2 PM. Center, borhood program. ogy equipment.

Black Black PAGE 7 PAGE in print. If you or BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN OF BE THE TALK please send email to [email protected] The Regional Review is interested in publishing the The Regional Review is interested memories of North End residents memories of North End residents someone you know would like to share your experiences, someone you know would like to State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz joins with City Councilor Lydia Edwards City Councilor Lydia State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz joins with to congratulate Carl Ameno on his retirement.

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, 2018 17 MAY 23 at 8:30 PM. August Moon on Thursday, August August Moon on Thursday, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. and Under the on Wednesday, July 18 and August 18 on Wednesday, residents. ArmenianHeritagePark.org. MEM Tea Imports and neighborhood MEM Tea Greenway Conservancy, Vicki Lee’s, Lee’s, Vicki Greenway Conservancy, Vicki Lee’s & MEM Tea Imports. & MEM Tea Lee’s Vicki the Friends of Heritage Park, The strawberries and iced teas hosted by Labyrinth and enjoy chocolate dipped 8:30 to 9:15 p.m. greet, network, walk the moonlight Greenway on Thursday, June 28 from Greenway on Thursday, the American Heritage Park on The community event will be held at at held be will event community Under the Strawberry Moon at The Greenway Under the Strawberry Moon at The , 2018 MAY 17 MAY Love, Carl Ameno Carl 10 REGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL I will never forget you. forget I will never half a century has finally come to an end. come has finally half a century to my family and friends, and especially to Maria, to and friends, and especially family my to privilege and pride of working with North End families for almost almost for working with North End families privilege and pride of

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Black Black - - - - - PAGE 11 PAGE “One look at an income “One look at an income The regulations also provideThe regulations also required be will operator The The regulations require the “This ordinance offers rea were expected to contribute were expected to contribute approximately $49.5 million in cash and $52.3 million in com munity programming but, those programs only contributed $32 million. Several institutions did not contribute at all last year and some even charged the City useSchools’ Public Boston for of athletes fields. statement shows that they have indeed thrived despite that some institutions have not paid a penny to the city in years,” Essabi-George said. The matter was assigned to the Committee on Government Operations for a future hearing. Trillium Founders JC and Esther Trillium Tetreault. ary unit as a short-term rentalary unit year. 120 nights per for up to is able toIn addition, the owner residence fortheir primary list nights- of number unlimited an The fee is $200. per-year. of occupants for protections unit bythe short-term rental withprohibiting any property sanitary, outstanding housing, zoning-code building, fire or lists.violations from being to provide notice to abutters of a short-term rental unit within 30 days of approved registra tion. ofCity the with register to unit Boston each year to verify com pliance with the ordinance. sonable regulations of short- term rentals to close corporate loopholes, protect our housing stock, and stabilize neighbor hoods,” said Councilor Michelle this “I’m proud to support Wu. legislation.” ------The Mayor’s PILOT Task PILOT Task The Mayor’s Participation in the program In 2017, educational, med The Trillium Garden on The The Trillium The item will appear on nextThe item May 9, On Wednesday, a three- The ordinance takes consists- Unit Share Limited Home Share Unit - consists Unit - con- Owner-Adjacent fire and crime and that costs money.” Force calls upon tax-exempt pay submit to institutions ments for 25 percent of the property, their of value assessed deducting from that payment certain community benefits that demonstrate clear value to Boston residents and any real estate taxes paid based on use. has deteriorated significantly since 2012, with institutions paying only 65 percent of dol lars requested in 2017. ical, and cultural institutions Garden is a continuation of innovative Conservancy’s the includ- space, public of uses ing 400 free events, 7 dramat ic water features, all-organic horticulture program, commu nity-oriented Play program, and award-winning contemporary public art exhibits. Greenway will again operate at High Street, across from Rowes Wharf. weeks’s agenda and the Council agenda and weeks’s hearing onwill discuss at the May 16. announced Mayor Martin Walsh ordinancean amended citywide and regu- establishing guidelines and regu lations to better track late short-term rentals. to classifyingtiered approach short-term rentals: of a private bedroom or shared owner-operator’s the in space primary residence, in which the operator is present during the rental. The fee associated is $25 a year. afor available unit whole a of primarythe at rental short-term residence of the owner-operator (unit in which operator resides for at least nine months out of a 12-month period). The fee is $200 a year. two sists of an owner-occupied or three family building, in which the owner lists a second - - - 11 The Councilors argued that “Many of the institutions say REGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL Trillium’s return to the return to the Trillium’s At the hearing, Flaherty saidAt the hearing, to getThere is also a deadline in com- The matter remains Rentals: Short Term totried Walsh Martin Mayor He objected because of the There is a process for sub- as the Boston Planning and as the Boston Planning and Development Agency and the Massachusetts Port Authority. many of these institutions city’s the on extensively depend infrastructure, housing stock, roadways, and social services. the programs they offer make up for the PILOT payment plans,” those said Essaibi-George. “Yes, programs are indeed powerful but the city plows the roads for their tens of thousands of employees to get to work and buses, and vehicles delivery The city and that costs money. protects their buildings from Boston’s first open-air beer gar Boston’s weand park, public a in den are thrilled to again partner with such a great local brew said Jesse Brackenbury, ery,” the of Director Executive Greenway Kennedy Rose “Whether as a Conservancy. first time visitor or returning toexcited for people fan, we’re experienceand Garden the visit world class beer in Trillium’s our beautiful park.” his colleagues also wanted con- wanted also colleagues his Greenway, the for sideration and Roslindale, Charlestown, Roxbury. West to thethis Home Rule Petition sure theyState House to make to debate thishave enough time issue as well. mittee. cre a revised ordinance late-file ating regulations for the short- including term rental industry, platforms like Airbnb, but it Frank Councilor by blocked was objection. Baker’s Open Meeting Law requiring 48 hours’ notice, legislative dockets must be filed with the office by Monday morn- Clerk’s ing in order to appear on the meeting agenda. Wednesday mitting dockets late, but it requires unanimous consent of the Council. ------CITY COUNCIL UPDATES COUNCIL CITY Boston depends heavily on nearly half of However, “Last year, the Trillium the Trillium “Last year, Several Councilors voiced voiced Councilors Several all seen the trans “We’ve Councilor Flaherty noted that “Umbrella licenses cut us they are declining we find that many of our home owners are facing incredibly increasing taxes on their property.” fundto revenues tax property education, housing, social ser vices, road plowing and main tenance, police and fire depart ments and other investments in public goods. land is tax-exempt, Boston’s edu- by owned land including cational, medical, cultural and religious institutions, city departments, state agencies, the federal government, and qua si-public organizations such Garden will be open five days through a week, Wednesday serving a variety of Sunday, rotating draft beer options and Rivers wine from Westport incredi an After Vineyards. ble inaugural season, the same offer will location beautiful improved seating, with more accommodating hours of oper ation. Garden on The Greenway was an unqualified success as and the Billing Building.and the Billing urgency on this matter, as manyas matter, urgency on this licensesneighborhoods lacking inequality. are struggling from downsit of power formative restaurants in neighborhoods,” “They lay the said Presley. equitablefoundation for more At thegrowth in the district. to keep insame time, we need we wait ourmind the longer small business owners are kept in limbo and forced to guess at the viability of certain neighbor hoods.” there was question remaining on whether the proposal should be split in two, because there is additional concern about grant ing blanket umbrella licenses for a large development, and whether that results in progress for equity. right out of large negotiations of these large developers,” said “We Baker. Frank Councilor moreus with sit to them want often than less often.” ------Trillium Garden returns to the Greenway Garden Trillium By Beth Treffeisen By Beth Treffeisen

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George. “At the same time that ute more to the City of Boston. City of Boston,” said Essaibi- to these institutions to contrib- to institutions these to PILOT program we have in the ment with tax-exempt institu a hearing order to give a nudge the Payment in Lieu of Taxes in Lieu of Taxes PILOT agree- in Lieu of Taxes and Anissa Essaibi-George filed inuniversities of decline the ticipation in the City’s Payments ticipation in the City’s Edwards tions, Councilors Lydia of because today order ing

, 2018 17 MAY Lack of participation in the City’s Payment in Lieu of Taxes program upsets City Council Payment in Lieu of Taxes in the City’s Lack of participation

Boston Center for the Arts and Exhibition Center, Center, Exhibition and D at the Boston Convention license each for the Lawn on Districts, and 1 all-alcohol beer & wine for Main Streets Roxbury, 3 all-alcohol and 2 Roxbury, Mattapan, Mission Hill, andHill, Mattapan, Mission 5 citywide all-alcohol licens Hyde Park, Jamaica Plain, liquor licenses in Boston. East Boston, Dorchester, additional non-transferable additional non-transferable 2 beer & wine for each of a Special Law to authorize all-alcohol and licenses, 3 ing a home-rule petition foring a home-rule petition es, 5 citywide beer & wine Boston City Council regard Boston City Council Pressley reported back to thePressley reported back Flaherty and Sponsor Ayanna Ayanna Flaherty and Sponsor Committee Chair Mike Mike Committee Chair Boston City Hall. The follow Boston City Hall. The ing items were discussed. 9 for a public hearing at hearing at 9 for a public last met on Wednesday, May Wednesday, last met on and in the heart of Boston, theBoston, of heart the in and weather permitting. Open-air Open-air permitting. weather through the end of October, through the end of October, late May 2018 and will run Greenway is slated to open inslated to Greenway is 2018 season. Greenway for the Summer Greenway for the Summer the Trillium Garden on The the Trillium announced the return of announced the return of Conservancy, is excited has has is excited Conservancy, Rose Kennedy Greenway Greenway Kennedy Rose in partnership with the in partnership with the

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Enjoy a fun-filled night, which Enjoy a fun-filled night, tives behind their conception will be explained in the context of their past, present and evolving their delivery style. It is limitedstyle. It delivery their and pre-registrationto 10 people., contact register, To is required. 617- via phone at Helen Bender - hbend at e-mail via or 523-3957 [email protected]. mance, and online/live auctions.online/live and mance, Online auction items being added All proceeds to fund the daily. school pool and enrichment pro www.supportjqes. grams. Visit toand information more for org purchase tickets, donate, or view online auction items. toric cities in Europe and North future. French Cultural Center and $35 www. non-members. Visit for to pur frenchculturalcenter.org chase tickets and for more infor mation. Hidden Art Gallery happenings The Hidden Art Gallery at 25 Myrtle St. offers Artweek from May 11-17; Create Manifestation with Mandalas on May 17 from 111 a.m. to 1 p.m. (admission is June 3free); and Fresh Paint on p.m.Also, the gal noon to 4 from lery offers meditation on Tuesdays from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Local Government Study Session End Branch of the The West Josiah Quincy Elementary School anniversary celebration ElementaryThe Josiah Quincy celebra- anniversary 171st School’s Gardention takes place at Empire St. Restaurant at 690 Washington p.m. May 31, at 5:30 on Thursday, includes a 10-course traditional Chinese banquet, student perfor Lecture explores link between Eiffel Tower and Zakim Bridge The French Cultural Center at 53 Marlborough St. presents a called event cultural mosaïque Zakimthe and Tower Eiffel “The Bridge: Landmarks of Structural May 30, from Art” on Wednesday, lecture, presentedp.m. This 6 to 8 by Miguel Rosales, the president and founder of Rosales + Partners, behind thearchitect as well as the Zakim Bunker Hill Leonard P. Memorial Bridge, will explore the chal- engineering and architectural lenges and achievements of two important landmarks in Paris and Boston. landmarks gave a new image to two of the most important his America. i i ------Afraid Inspired by Rose Nichols’ trav V Programming includes Y includes Programming els through Spain while research ing garden design, the evening will feature flamenco music and dance performances, festive food and drink, and live and silent auctions. Proceeds support the ongoing efforts of the museum. Need to give a toast or speak at a meeting? This program, led Corporate of Kerrigan Kim by public?in speaking of Classrooms, is helpful for anyone who must speak before small or large groups in a variety of set comes volunteers to join the muse- pro- Guides guides. tour as um vide vital support to the museum by leading high-quality tours to diverse audiences and communi ori- and flexible, are Hours ties. throughouttraining and entation required.are March of month the Guides receive complimentary admission to the museum and all museum programming events. There are also regular opportu- behind- nities for complimentary, the-scenes visits to other local museums and cultural organizations. Applicants should be inter architecture, and ested in history, decorative arts, and enjoy interact- ing with visitors of all ages. Tour Guides typically commit to half or complete apply, full-day shifts. To the application form available on homepage, www. the museum’s nicholshousemuseum.org. Public speaking workshop End Branch of the The West located Boston Public Library, at 151 Cambridge St., presents Can Quote Me on this: a “You on Public Speaking Workshop” May 31, at 6:15 p.m. Thursday, tings. Participants will learn how to gain confidence and improve org for more information. isit www.nicholshousemesum. Nichols House Museum seeking volunteer tour guides The Nichols House Museum wel call 617-227-2155. (violin), Nicholas Li Chang (flute) and Mary JodiceSouthwick J.S. works by (organ) performing May 22; and RobertBach on worksperforming (violin) Simonds Bacon onby Bach, Bunch and May 29. Nichols House Spring Fête Museum’s returns May 24 Museum wel The Nichols House to itscomes friends and neighbors at the Bostonannual Spring Fête Athenaeum at 10½ Beacon St. on May 24, from 6 to 8:30 Thursday, p.m. - - - of each

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REGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL St. on the third Tuesday month, including May 22, from 5 to 6 p.m. No sign up is required for the seniors - they are more than welcome to come by for a meal and socialization. Contact Meredith at Hill House information. Tuesday Chapel’s ‘King’s Recitals St., Chapel, 58 Tremont King’s Recitals. Tuesday its presents Admission is by suggested dona dona- the person; per $3 of tion tions are given to the perform ing musicians. Programs begin at 12:15 p.m. and last approximately 35 minutes; for more information, Hill House Hill House senior dinners hot meal to theHill House serves a at 74 Joyseniors of the community 151 Cambridge St., presents “Jane151 Cambridge Books to Film,”Austen: From screenings of “Clueless”including minutes, Rated PG-13)(1995, 97 23, at 3 May on Wednesday, “Love & Friendship”p.m.; and Rated PG) on(2016, 93 minutes, p.m.Callat 3 May 30, Wednesday, more informa 617-523-3957 for tion.

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The West End Branch of the End Branch The West located at Boston Public Library, Jane Austen-inspired film series esplanadeassociation.org. at West Learn new game End Branch Library of the End Branch The West Boston Public Library at 151 Cambridge St. offers Chinese- style Mahjong on the second and fourth Fridays of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. Mahjong is a tile-based game that originated in China during the Qing dynasty that is common ly played by four players. While card game similar to the Western it uses 144 tiles instead of rummy, cards. Instructors are Likam Lie 617-523- Call Martin. Nancy and 3957 for more information. the Charles River Esplanade Esplanade River Charles the 20, at 9 a.m. May on Sunday, details, or for more register To Use codevisit Esplanade5K.com. off race entry, “earlybird” for $5 20. Are younow through April event?this in sponsoring interested marketingContact Kelsey Pramik, at kpramik@ and events manager, - - -

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SQUASHBUSTERS DERBY TOURNAMENT DERBY SQUASHBUSTERS Photos by Derek Kouyoumjian orhood eighb N More photos appear on page 15 SquashBusters had its fundraising Derby SquashBusters had its fundraising Derby T Tournament on the same day as the Kentucky Tournament 5.May Saturday, on year, this again once Derby Professional and amateur players pooled their tal- ents together to compete in teams for the Derby. They all raised money to help Squashbusters in their efforts to bring awareness to the sport of youth. squash and make it accessible to inner-city of team True Blue, with Tucker’s girlfriend, Katie Blue, with Tucker’s of team True Steats, and mom Becky Hamlin. David Hamlin and his son, Tucker Hamlin, captain Hamlin, David Hamlin and his son, Tucker sented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts tales place on The 2018 Esplanade 5K pre Esplanade 5K returns May 20 The West End Branch of the End Branch The West located Library, Public Boston welcomesSt., Cambridge 151 at the Book Discussion Group on May 17, at 3 p.m. The Thursday, book for discussion will be “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen, copies of which are available at the library. infor more for 617-523-3957 Call Book Discussion Group End to meet at West Branch Library May 10 and $60 a piece thereafter. thereafter. May 10 and $60 a piece for beaconhillgardenclub.org Visit more information. mation. ickets cost$50eachthrough Hidden Gardens tourHidden May 17 returns Garden ClubThe Beacon Hill Gardens ofpresents its Hidden takes Tour Annual Hill Beacon from May 17, place on Thursday, 10 pri 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., featuring vate gardens. PAGE 12 PAGE Team True Blue player True Team Churchill Downey player Peter Nicol.

Black Black - PAGE 13 PAGE Charter Realty is expected to years after opening. Similarly, years after opening. Similarly, Frank DePasquale moved his Court, pasta shop to Mechanic’s off Hanover Street. Other Other Street. Hanover off failed enterprises in the space include Bread & Butter and Caffe Graffiti. Daytime parking was eliminated from part of the plaza, but plans by officials for permanent seating and tables never developed. bring plans to upcoming neighborhood meetings in May 2018 before final permits are consid ered by city officials. - check of your home. Call the Police Department at 617-343-4627 for a free security The promise of the Cross Freedom Trail path in front, but Freedom Trail it also spans the busiest commercial areas in the North End, between Hanover and Salem Streets. Street Plaza is still waiting to be realized. The large brick covered area has remained athan desolate. Other oddly juicery and nail salon (both of which are moving), most of the storefronts never gained much momentum. Proven busi hisput Varano Nick nessman sandwich shop up for sale a few An artist's rendering of the proposed Starbucks. Veteran actors, Lynne Moulton as Mae West, Joseph Zamparelli as W.C. Moulton as Mae West, actors, Lynne Veteran Fields with Fran Baron as the narrator. - - - - - 13 is 21. is TEENS.GOV DONTSERVE WWW. e Although there are no “anti- After the Big Dig, the plaza REGIONAL REVIEW REGIONAL For more information con North Station. Property ownersNorth Station. Commercialon Hanover and consid Streets have reportedly but with- ered Dunkin’ stores, than face drew plans rather from neigh potential backlash oper bors. Starbucks already locations ates several nearby including on the waterfront Ave.), Atlantic (2 Wharf Lewis RowesLong Wharf (Marriott), a newWharf and is opening store with outdoor seating at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. chain” zoning regulations, past proposals in the heart of the high been have End North ly contested at neighborhood meetings and the stores have operated with mixed results. fro- Pinkberry a recently, Most closed store yogurt franchise zen after a failed three year run. still two 7-Eleven there are Yet, chains on Hanover Street along with a CVS pharmacy. on Cross Street appeared to be a stellar business location and became known as the “Gateway to the North End” Not across from the Greenway. only does it feature the famous production and bringing it on atten- In library. the to stage dance, among our neighbors, was a representative David Vieira, Friends of from the City Wide whoLibrary Boston Public the brought good wishes from the Friends. City Wide cerning the Friends of the NE info@ email: please Library, or go to our FriendsNELibrary.org website: www.FriendsNELibrary. org for membership information and a listing of other programs - - - - g ag nkin News of the Starbucks pro News of the Starbucks If approved, Starbucks will ner of Salem Street does not yetner of Salem Street but hashave a proposed tenant for been used previously been Caffé Graffitieateries including and Bread & Butter. a notice posal comes from Licensing &by the Zoning, of Construction Committee / Waterfront the North End Residents’ Association. ZLC Committee is NEWRA’s scheduled to hear the appli cations at its May 2018 meeting. According to Chair Brogna, the coffee giant Victor is entering into a lease with property owner / developer Charter Realty that purchased the property in 2013 from the Starbucks is Martignetti family. being represented by Attorney Daniel Toscano. coffee national second the be on Cross Street, joiningchain Coffee that opened in the Peet’s space former Goody Glover’s at the corner of Salem Street. own Dunkin’ Donuts Boston’s does not currently have a North End store, with its closest out lets at Harbor Garage and The third retail space at the cor retail space at the The third back the clock and provided a insightful and racey, raucous, lives, and Field’s look into West’s their triumphs and their challeng- sang her suggestive es. Mae West somealso delivered songs and of her classic lines that probably ever been spoken in a hadn’t library before. Mae also spread her charm and flirtatiousness to audi- the of members male the herreceive to seemed who ence attention with great delight. A thank you to Rita Pagliuca of the Friends of the North End Library for finding this enticing and lively forks not providing - - - - alcohol to teens. al dri e City of Boston reminds you: reminds Boston of City The The Patrón Spirits Company. han y

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MAY 17, 2018 17, MAY ontinued C ( Donations can be left at the TCF is a national self-help, The pantry is located in the 151 Cambridge St., offers home 151 Cambridge fromThursday every help work 4 to 6 p.m. PublicGet help from a Boston No appoint Schools teacher. drop inment necessary; simply with your homework. for more Call 617-523-3957 information. St., on 151 Cambridge library, Monday through Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday from noon to 8 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. needed for Volunteers hot meal program End The North End/West Neighborhood Service Center 1at located NSC), (NE/WE Michelangelo St., serves a hot, fresh, home-cooked lunch to seniors in the neighborhood Mondays and Fridays, and is looking for two volunteers food shopping, with help to serving cooking, preparation, and clean-up. The non-prof it providing services and pro Compassionate FriendsCompassionate outgroup reaches to bereaved parents and families The of Chapter Boston The Compassionate Friends (TCF) Church on the meets at Trinity of each month first Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. mutual-assistance organization offering friendship, understand ing and hope to bereaved par ents and their families. Call 617-539-6424 or e-mail tcfof [email protected] for more information. End Food Pantry West seeking donations Pantry Food End West The servingcontinue to help needs its more than 120 clients per dona welcome month. They tions to replenish the supply of food that they give out to hungry residents in the neighborhood. End Branch of the Boston West Public Library and is staffed by North volunteers from ABCD’s End Neighborhood End/West Non-perishable Service Center. (canned and boxed) items are rice, including sought, being pasta, canned tuna, canned chicken, chili, beans, vegetables, cereal, soups, cup of noodles, etc. - This is a free drop-in time totime drop-in free a is This - pro not are we but initiative this religious ideology. moting any Get homework help at End Branch the West Library End Branch of the The West located at Boston Public Library, The West End Community End Community The West located at 1 Congress Center, End West the welcomes St., from Playgroup on Tuesdays 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. through the fall and winter. withchat adults and play kids let Small toy donations one another. are welcome. at Time’ ‘Toddler End Branch the West Library End Branch of the The West 151 Boston Public Library, Cambridge St., presents on Wednesdays Time” “Toddler from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. At this time, children ages 18 months to 3 years and their caregivers join the children’s librarian for developmental ly appropriate stories, rhymes, movement, and songs. Drop-in for families, and groups, should contact the library ahead of time at 617-523-3957. ESL conversation group resumes meeting End Branch at West Library End Branch of the The West located Boston Public Library, at 151 Cambridge St., welcomes the English as a Second Language (ESL) conversation group every from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Englishyour practice and Come language skills with other new- comers and a facilitator. End Playgroup West meets Tuesday mornings ‘Preschool Story Hour’‘Preschool Story Branch End at West Library End Branch of the The West 151 Boston Public Library, offers the Cambridge St., Hour” on “Preschool Story from 10:30 to 11:30 Tuesdays a.m. 5, and theirChildren, ages 3 to caregivers join the children’s stories, weekly for librarian songs, rhymes and movement. This is a high-energy story time, and families, daycare and school to dropwelcome are all groups in. - - - - oundup R

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At this time, English speakers Admission is free. Call free. Call Admission is Chapel, located at 58 Tremont at 58 Tremont Chapel, located Choral EvensongSt., presents Chapel Choir with the King’s by Heinrichand an organ recital May 20, Christensen on Sunday, at 4:30 p.m. can practice Spanish and Spanish inEnglish practice can speakers this fun, informal conversation class. for moreCall 617-523-3957 information. BSNJ Community Chorus Children’s Boston Society of The NewThe Jerusalem (BSNJ) Community Chorus is a compre- Children’s pro musical training hensive gram for children in Grades 3 to 7. child will be participating Your in a program that promotes: the love of music, expressive singing, teamwork-cooperative learning, building new friend- ships, self-assessment and the fun of being in a well organized program. The rehearsals take place at 140 after Bowdoin St. on Tuesday is free for any noons. Tuition child with a Boston address. All levels of singing ability are wel sign up, please contact come. To Doctor at 617-523-4575 or Mr. visit www.churchonthehillbos ton.org (click on “music”). sponsorsthe Hill Church on The ‘Coloring for Adults’‘Coloring for End at the West Branch Library End Branch of the The West located Boston Public Library, presentsSt., Cambridge 151 at Coloring World: “Color Your for Adults“ on Fridays from 2 to 4 p.m. At this time, the library will supply coloring pages, colored pencils, markers and crayons, ifsupplies own bring your or you prefer. between these hours. morefor Call 617-523-3957 information. Spanish/English Language Exchange End Branch of the The West located Boston Public Library, presentsSt., Cambridge 151 at the Spanish/English Language Exchange/Intercambio de Idiomas en Inglés y Español on Mondays from 3 to 5 p.m. visit www. 617-227-2155 or kings-chapel.org/concert-series. html for more information. ------borhood eigh N Northrup at Contact Kim BSNJ/The Church On The On Church BSNJ/The The group meets at 140 Your child will be participat Your Anthony M. Sammarco, localAnthony M. Sammarco, For its final concert of the 60th Concert Series season, King’s gious ideology. gious ideology. ing volunteers for its very busy office. Candidates must have excellent interpersonal skills in dealing with a broad interna tional community of volunteers, as well as the ability to handle shifts are multiple tasks. Various available. 617-724-1826 for more infor mation. Chapel’s King’s Concert Series concludes Hill sponsors this initiative, but we are not promoting any reli MGH seeking volunteers Massachusetts General Hospital Department is seek Volunteer Bowdoin St. on Saturday morn- is free for any ings. Tuition child with a Greater Boston- area address. All levels of singing register, ability are welcome. To contact Carlton Doctor at 617- 523-4575 or visit www.chur chonthehillboston.org (click on “music.”) BSNJ Community Chorus Children’s NewBoston Society of The The Jerusalem (BSNJ) Community Chorus is a compre- Children’s pro musical training hensive ents a lecture called “Back Bayents a lecture called “ on Thursday, Through Time June 28, at 6:30 p.m. talks about historian and author, This Bay. the history of the Back not just thearea of Boston is neigh quintessential Victorian one that wasborhood, but also as Boston’s infilled and planned premier residential and institu- tional development. Copies of toavailable be book will the purchase. morefor Call 617-523-3957 information. gram for children in the third through seventh grades. The West End Branch of the End Branch The West located Library, Boston Public St., pres at 151 Cambridge ing in a program that promotes: the love of music, expressive singing, teamwork-cooperative learning, building new friend- ships, self-assessment and the fun of being in an outstanding program.

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Boston Public Library, located at located Library, Boston Public a St., is offering 151 Cambridge Study SessionLocal Government June 2, from noon on Saturday, to 1:45 p.m. utes, Rated R) on Wednesday, utes, Rated R) on Wednesday, cated to helping people learncated to helping with munic about and engage At these ses- ipal government. will discusssions, participants to theirand study issues relevant communities (e.g. affordable housing), then craft and execute plans to address those issues. No PAGE 14 PAGE

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MAY 17, 2018 PAGE 15 Neighborhood Roundup grams to low-income residents to 3:30 p.m. Classes are led by the “Look Good…Feel Better” escort elders to and from medical ing a volunteer driver for Road to of the North End, West End Tatiana Nekrasova, a certified sessions held at Tufts Medical appointments. No car is needed Recovery, contact your American and Beacon Hill is looking for yoga instructor. Center, 800 Washington St. “Look and hours are flexible. For more Cancer Society at 800-227-2345 volunteers who can assist with Good . . . Feel Better” is a free pro- information or to apply online, or visit www.cancer.org. the whole meal from 9 a.m. to Volunteer at gram that teaches cancer patients visit www.fw4elders.org or call 2 p.m. on a Monday and/or Spaulding Rehab hands-on cosmetic techniques 617-482-1510. Join the Downtown Friday, but can make arrange- Stay active, meet new people and to help them cope with appear- Boston Rotary Club ments to fit your schedule. be connected with your commu- ance-related side effects from Local residents needed The Downtown Boston Rotary Contact Maria Stella Gulla, nity by volunteering at Spaulding chemotherapy and/or radiation to drive cancer patients Club, the first new Rotary Club director, at 617-523-8125, ext. Rehabilitation Hospital. Staff treatments. Cosmetologists certi- to and from treatment in Boston in 100 years, holds 201, via e-mail at mariastella. members will match your skills fied and trained by the American The American Cancer Society is meetings at the UMass Club in [email protected] for more and interests to a volunteer oppor- Cancer Society conduct the ses- in great need of Road to Recovery the Financial District on the first information. tunity. The hospital is currently sions, which are non-medical and volunteers to drive local cancer and third Tuesdays of each month recruiting volunteers, ages 18 do not promote any product line. patients to and from their che- from 6 to 7:15 p.m. Introduction to and up, for two- to three-hour-a- Volunteers are needed to assist motherapy and/or radiation treat- For more information, visit laptops, eReaders and week shifts for a minimum of six the cosmetologist conducting the ments. An integral part of treat- www.dbrotary.org or call 617- iPads at the West End to 12 months commitment. Visit session and are responsible for ing cancer successfully is making 535-1950. www.spauldingnetwork.org for Branch Library set-up, cleanup, and any other sure cancer patients receive their more information needs of the program. Programs treatments, but many find making Story Time with the The West End Branch of the are held from noon to 2 p.m., transportation arrangements is a Boston Ballet’ Boston Public Library, 151 After-work tai chi one Monday every other month. challenge. The American Cancer The West End Branch of the Cambridge St., offers an intro- group at the West End For more information or to vol- Society provided more than Boston Public Library, located duction to laptops, eReaders and Branch Library unteer, contact Nanyamka Hales 19,000 rides to cancer patients in at 151 Cambridge St., presents iPads by appointment only. Get The West End Branch of the at 781-314-2611 or via e-mail at New England last year, but needs “Story Time with the Boston the most out of your eReader or Boston Public Library, 151 [email protected], or new volunteer drivers to keep up Ballet” on Mondays, May 21 Laptop. Receive tips and guid- Cambridge St., welcomes visit cancer.org. with the demand for transporta- and June 11, from 10:30 to ance during these one-on-one after-work tai chi group every tion. 11:30 a.m. sessions. Call Branch Librarian, Thursday from 5 to 6 p.m. Be a friend to Make a difference in the Children ages 2+ and their Helen Bender at617-523-3957 Come and try this low impact elderly in need fight against cancer by becom- caregivers are invited to hear Black or e-mail [email protected] to set energy exercise with yang-style FriendshipWorks seeks caring ing a volunteer driver for the stories about a famous ballet up an appointment. tai chi instructor Arthur Soo- people to offer help and support American Cancer Society’s Road or dancer. Each story time is Hoo. to isolated elders in the Boston to Recovery. Drivers use their supplemented with a movement Yoga for seniors at area. Volunteers are needed to own vehicle to drive patients to experience that highlights major the West End Branch Volunteers needed provide companionship and assist and from their treatments. The themes of the story. All story Library for American Cancer elders with tasks such as reading, schedule for volunteers is flexible, times are led by Boston Ballet The West End Branch of the Society cosmetic organizing, or going for a walk and treatment appointments take faculty dance educators. Groups Boston Public Library, 151 sessions - lend an hour each week and place weekdays, primarily during and individuals are welcome, Cambridge St., presents yoga for The American Cancer Society is gain a friend and a new perspec- business hours. If you or someone and no registration required. seniors every Tuesday from 2:45 currently seeking volunteers for tive. Volunteers also needed to you know is interested in becom-

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