Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow REVERE DENTISTRY AND BRACES TOPREVERE DENTISTRYBILLING AND BRACES General and Cosmetic Dentistry for Adults and Children General and Cosmetic Dentistry for Adults and Children TOP BILLING Call 781 485 0588 Call 781 485 0588 Call 781 485 0588 370 Broadway • 781-629-9093 • Offers.RevereDentistryAndBraces.com Your370 Broadway Ad• 781-629-9093 Here • Offers.RevereDentistryAndBraces.com Your Ad Here Your Ad Here It’s time to Spring Forward Don’t forget REVERE JOURNAL to set your REVERE JOURNALREVERE JOURNAL clocks YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1881 forward on YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCEYOUR 1881 HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1881 Saturday VOLUME 19, No. 88 MCGRATH FUNDRAISER VOLUME 19, No. 41 VOLUME 19, No. 41 WEDNESDAY Councillors look at WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAYMarch 6, 2019 Revere's TND Revere's TND February 14, 2018 February 14, 2018 regulations for Airbnb INDEX INDEX receivesBy Cary Shuman $50,000purchasing large properties INDEXEditorial 6 just to use it for Airbnb,” said receives $50,000 Keefe. “We’re also looking at Editorial 4 EditorialSports 411 Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Keefe said there are more than the local tax options.” Police News 17 Police News 16 Police News 16 100state Airbnb rentals grant through- Keefefor said whilejobs there are state grant for jobs Classifieds 19 out the city. Keefe’s goal is to current regulations for room- Sports 11 SportsReal Estate 1120 ing houses in the city, Airbnb enact legislationSpecial to The Journalto regulate the business community that the business community that falls in to a different category. Special to The Journal Classifieds 18-19 Classifieds 18-19 Airbnb properties and create are critical to fostering eco- are critical to fostering eco- DEATHS revenueMonday for themorning city. the Bak- nomic“There success are over and 100 building units Monday morning the Bak- nomic success and building being used for Airbnb in the Emma Allouise er-Polito“The issue is Administration in [Council] stronger neighborhoods in ev- er-Polito Administration stronger neighborhoods in ev- city,” said Keefe. “What’s DEATHS DEATHSPaul Archbold sub-committeeawarded $500,000 at this to time,” nine ery region in Massachusetts.” awarded $500,000 to nine ery region in Massachusetts.” happening is that the city is Thomas Boyan, Sr ThomasRomain Boyan, Bavaro Sr saidprojects Keefe. through “We’re thereviewing Urban Revere is rebuilding its projects through the Urban Revere is rebuilding its not getting any benefit from it. Frances Borick theAgenda ordinance Grant with Program. the city The economic and employment Agenda Grant Program. The economic and employment Marie Butera Marie Butera And we have very little abil- Frederick Garrity solicitorRevere armand a of couple The Neighof de-- base by utilizing large-scale Revere arm of The Neigh- base by utilizing large-scale partment heads in an effort to ity to manage it, with no or- Richard Buttiglieri RichardRobert Buttiglieri Glover borhood Developers (TND) and high value assets includ- borhood Developers (TND) and high value assets includ- bring it forth.” dinance in place. This would Jacqueline Martins was one group given $50,000 ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder- was one group given $50,000 ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder- Theresa Conte Theresa Conte Airbnb regulations in Bos- give us the ability to help Maryellen McLaughlin in funding to help establish land, a soon-to-close NECCO in funding to help establish land, a soon-to-close NECCO Dr. Adrian Costanza Raymond Petrello ton, Cambridge, and New manage and regulate it, and Dr. Adrian Costanza workforce development ser- plant, and the MassDevelop- workforce development ser- plant, and thePHOTO MassDevelop BY KEIKO HIROMI- York City are being reviewed give the true Airbnb users the Michelle Powers vices in Revere to support lo- ment TDI Waterfront District. The family of Dougie McGrath duringvices Team in Revere McGrath to Fundraiser support lo at- thement Casa TDI Lucia Waterfront last Thursday, District. Dorothy Cordaro Dorothy Cordaro as Revere moves towards ability to generate addition- Richard Rossi cal residents to acquire newly The program seeks to un- Feb. 28. The fundraiser sought to helpcal residentsthe family to as acquire Dougie newly – a fixture inThe the program youth sports seeks and to un- adopting similar procedures. al income, but pay the taxes Gerardo Iannuzzi GerardoJames SorrentoIannuzzi created jobs. lock community-driven re- overall community – battles pancreatic cancer. More than 400 friends,lock family community-driven and young people re- “We’re trying to create a would be due to the city. It created jobs. Andrea Vatalaro Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito along sponses to local obstacles, showed up to support the McGrath family.Lt. Gov. See Karyn more Politophotos along on Pages sponses 14 and 15. to local obstacles, Patricia Muse Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers,Patricia State Rep. Muse RoseLee Vincent, limit on Airbnb properties per Obituaries Pages 8+9 Lt.with Gov. Housing Karyn Polito, and EconomicAnn Houston and of The promote Neighborhood economic Developers, devel- State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, with Housing and Economic and promote economic devel- Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo and Secretary of Housing and year so there are not people See AIRBNB Page 9 Paul Penta, Jr. Paul Penta, Jr. BobDevelopment O' Brien of Revere Secretary Economic Jay Department,opment opportunities Mayor Brian through Arrigo and Secretary of Housing and opment opportunities through Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the announcement of the Urban Agenda Grant Program on Development Secretary Jay Antonetta Salamone EcomonicAsh came Development to Revere City Jay Hall Ash atpartnership-building, the announcement of problem the Urban Agenda Grant Program on Ash came to Revere City Hall partnership-building, problem Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. AntonettaINDEPENDENT Salamone Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. NEWSPAPER GROUP to present the check to the solving, and shared account- to present the check to the solving, and shared account- NeighborhoodREAD Developers. ACROSSability AMERICA in urban centers. The Neighborhood Developers. ability in urban centers. The Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 “Our administration under- competitive awards offer flex- Take Your “OurPick administration 103, under- competitive or awards 25? offer flex- Real estate values continue to be strong in Revere standsReal the estateimportance valuesof local ible continue funding for local to effortsbe strong in Revere stands the importance of local ible funding for local efforts leadership and its impact on that bring together commu- Leap-year babyleadership Nellie and its Grasso impact on isthat still bring spry together commu- INDEPENDENT By Sue Ellen Woodcock days on the market in 2016. INDEPENDENT“2017 was a fantastic year the lives of residents,” said daysnity on stakeholders the market in to 2016. pursue “2017 was a fantastic year NEWSPAPER GROUP NEWSPAPER GROUP By Sue Ellen Woodcock the lives of residents,” said nity stakeholders to pursue The number of listings in to be in50 real CENTS estate,” said Joe Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. economicThe number development of listings ini in- to be inBy Suereal Ellen estate,” Woodcock said Joe Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. thateconomic she is not development found of tech ini- nology – actually she’s had The Revere real estate mar- 2017 also dropped to 265, Mario of Century 21 Ma- “TheThe RevereUrban realAgenda estate Grantmar- 2017tiatives. also These dropped awards to 265, will Mario of Century 21 Ma- “The Urban Agenda Grant tiatives. These awards will ket in 2017 was definitely a 10.8 percent down from 297 Program relies on the strong fund projects in Boston, Clin- Nellie Grasso’s mother al- thefund same projects landline in Boston, telephone Clin- rioNEWS Real Estate. BRIEFS “There’s a ket in 2017 was definitely a 10.8 percent down from 297 rio Real Estate. “There’s a Program relies on the strong good one with higher prices in 2016. The good news for goodpartnerships one with between higher prices local in 2016. The good news for ways made sure that she had a partnerships between local for over 70 years – she’s got lot of confidence and equity See TND GRANT , Page 3 lot of confidence and equity See TND GRANT , Page 3 $1.5 MILLION FOR for homes than in 2016, but sellers is that the original list- $1.5 MILLION FOR forgovernment, homes than non-profits in 2016, but and sellers is that the original list- birthday cake every year, even government, non-profits and the same number too. inARRIGO homes. For CITES 35 years now inif her homes. birthday For 35actually years only now Nellie was married to Sal- NORTHERN STRAND a drop in the number of new ing price was matched 100 NORTHERN STRAND a dropBy in Sue the Ellen number Woodcock of new ingCouncillor price was Robert matched Haas 100 Jr. Councillor Robert Haas Jr. NATIONALit’s been positive. Now is the came once every four years By Sue Ellen Woodcock vatore, who worked at Gener- COMMUNITY TRAIL listings, making home-buying percent of the time. listings, making home-buying percenttried to of get the barriers time. installed it’s been positive. Now is the tried to get barriers installed COMMUNITY TRAIL during the Leap Year. al Electric as a carpenter, and an adventure. The condominium mar- CONSUMERtime to sell. Revere is getting an Foradventure. years the abutters of in The 2011 condominium and received no mar re-- time to sell. Revere is getting For years the abutters of in 2011 and received no re- The Executive Office of The Executive Office of Nellie is a Leap Year Baby, they had two children, Dennis “These are the highest pric- ket saw similar trends with PROTECTIONthe overflow from WEEK the Boston Route“These 1 have are theput highest up with pric the- ketsponse. saw similar trends with the overflow from the Boston sponse. Energy and Environmental Energy and Environmental born Feb. 29, 1916 in Boston Route 1 have put up with the and Geraldine, both of whom es we’ve seen in the last eight the median sales price at market and people are moving esnoise we’ve from seen millions in the last of eight cars, the“We median should sales get more price re at- “We should get more re- Affairs has approved a $1.5 AffairsMayor has Brian approved Arrigo a $1.5ac- marketto Joseph and andpeople Mary are movingDotolo, noise from millions of cars, passed in their 70s. years,” said Maureen Celata, $315,000, up 16.7 percent years,”and now said some Maureen city councillors Celata, $315,000,spect from up the state16.7 and percent fed- spect from the state and fed- million grant regarding the knowledgedmillionto Revere. grant National regarding Con the- tobut Revere. said her birthday was cel- and now some city councillors Nellie has been in Revere owner/broker of MCelata Real over 2016. Days on the mar- owner/brokerwant to have Mayorof MCelata Brian Real Ar- overeral government,”2016. Days on Patch the said..mar- eral government,” Patch said.. development of the Northern sumerdevelopmentMario saidProtection ofRevere the Northern is Weekdesir- ebratedMario every said year.Revere is desir- want to have Mayor Brian Ar- all her life, growing up on Estate. “And 2018 is going to ket also dropped from 67 in Estate.rigo contact “And the2018 MassDOT is going to ketKeefe also dropped noted that from more 67 af in- Keefe noted that more af- Strand Community Trail led (MarchStrandable because Community3 through of its 9)proximity Trail by en led- “I just want to walk,” she rigo contact the MassDOT to Thorndike Street. She attend- be another banner year. Inven- 2016 to 47 days on the market beinstall another barriers banner along year. Route Inven 1- 2016fluent to 47communities days on the marketare often able because of its proximity by a Revere on the Move part- couragingby a Revere residents on the Move to make part- says of her birthday wish. Ac- install barriers along Route 1 fluented the Paul communities Revere School. are often tory is low now, but everyone “Inventory is low now and to Boston, and it’s a hidden torybetween is low Route now, 16 but and everyone Cope- granted“Inventory sound is barriers. low now and to Boston, and it’s a hidden ner organization, Bike to the usener of organization, the Revere’s Bike Consumer to the tually she walks pretty well between Route 16 and Cope- grantedAs to sound the secret barriers. of a long is looking to the spring.” everyone is looking toward gem with a beautiful beach. island looking Circle. to the spring.” everyoneWard 2 isCouncillor looking Ira toward No- gem with a beautiful beach. Nellie Grasso. Ward 2 Councillor Ira No- Sea. AffairsSea. Office when confront- around her home not far from land Circle. she doesn’t have one, only According to figures from the spring,” Celata said ed Mariowith any is type looking of consum forward- AccordingWard 5 Councillor to figures Charles from thevoselsky spring,” pointed Celata out said that Sau- voselsky pointed out that Sau- Revere has a one-mile Revere has a one-mile SquireMario Road is looking– no walker forward or Ward 5 Councillor Charles to say that she’s likes every- the Massachusetts Associa- The rental market is also er issue such as using credit, thePatch, Massachusetts Ward 4 Councillor Associa- gusThe got rental barriers market along is Route also Patch, Ward 4 Councillor gus got barriers along Route stretch in North Revere. The stretchto the spring in North market, Revere. drawing The tocane the needed. spring market, drawing given up her favorite activity thing that’s happened in her tion of Realtors, the median strong with rents ranging from shopping for a used car, or tionPatrick of Realtors, Keefe and the Ward median 1 strong1 installed with rents along ranging a new from ball Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 1 installed along a new ball Northern Strand Community Northernfrom Boston Strand and surrounding Community from“I Bostondon’t likeand surroundingwalkers or of cooking and baking. life. She’s a huge fan of going sales prices was $376,250, $1,200 to $3,000. Cleat noted dealing with problems result- salesCouncillor prices Joanne was $376,250, McKen- $1,200field. to $3,000. Cleat noted Councillor Joanne McKen- field. Trail has been in development Trailcommunities. has been in He development added that communities.canes, so I don’t He go addedout. I walk that “I made a thousand cookies out to eat, and she remembers a 4.9 increase over prices in that if someone is paying big ing from ordinary consumer anaFormer 4.9 teamed increase Whelan up on overteachers a motion prices Katie inat Masonthat“It’s andif someone Lucille a quality-of-life Millerick is paying are big is- na teamed up on a motion at “It’s a quality-of-life is- See DeLEO Page 3 for over 20 years. The North See DeLEO Page 3 forthe over Revere 20 Schoolyears. The system North is around in here,” she said three years ago,” she said with one granddaughter taking her 2016. rent they just might be capable transactions. 2016.lastspecial last guest week’s readers council at themeet Whelan- rentsue,” School they he said.just during might Revere’s be capable the Revere School system is last last week’s council meet- sue,” he said. Revere segment is a major Revere segment is a major Nellie is a character and her family confirming Homes also were also on of buying and taking advan- also“Our a draw Consumer for buyers. Affairs Of- ing.celebrationHomes Patch said also of Read he were and Across alsothe lateAmerica on of DayBarriers buying and Dr. and are Seuss’ taking easily birthday. advan seen- also a draw for buyers. ing. Patch said he and the late Barriers are easily seen part in the project that creates part in the project that creates very spry for 103, but she has She has also let it be known the market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyers fice“It is all addsalways to theready future to help theSee more market photos 41 days, on Page a 26.810. tage of first-time homebuyers “It all adds to the future See GRASSO Page 2 a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail percent increase over the 56 programs. residentsgrowth of any Revere,” time of he the said. year,” percent increase over the 56 programs. growth of Revere,” he said. running from West Everett, Have you ever had an idea Task Force. Both the ATOD saidrunningsity Mayor in children from Arrigo. West and “They Everett, adults. not Have you ever had an idea Task Force. Both the ATOD sity in children and adults. through Malden and Revere for how you could make im- Task Force and Revere on the onlythroughThe ATODcan Maldenhelp Task with andForce problems, Revere fund- forREVERE how you could RECREATION make im- Task ForceHOSTS andMAKIN’ Revere PAINT on the THE The ATOD MOST Task ForceOF A fund SNOW- REVERE DAY RECREATION HOSTS PAINT to the Saugus River and soon provements to the Revere Move are initiatives of the buttoed the projectsthey Saugus are totaling a River great $9,500 andresource soon to provements& SKATE to theNIGHT Revere ATMove CRONIN are initiatives RINK of the ed projects totaling $9,500 to & SKATE NIGHT AT CRONIN RINK into Lynn. The North Revere community? So have the ap- MGH Revere CARES Coa- ofintoreduce information Lynn. youth The substanceand North guidance Revere use, community? So have the ap- MGH Revere CARES Coa- reduce youth substance use, segment allows users to en- plicants to the mini-grant pro- lition. Revere on the Move thatsegmentimprove can allowshelp their everyone mental users health,to be en a- plicants to the mini-grant pro- lition. Revere on the Move improve their mental health, joy spectacular views of the grams hosted by Revere on is additionally co-led by the joyand spectacularincrease opportunities views of thefor grams hosted by Revere on is additionally co-led by the and increase opportunities for Rumney Marsh. the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Initia- RumneypositiveSee NEWS youthMarsh. BRIEFS engagement. Page 2 the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Initia- positive youth engagement. The funding, awarded bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- TheIn addition funding, to the awarded mini- bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- In addition to the mini- through the Executive Office Force; and this time, these vere. throughgrants already the Executive funded, Revere Office Force; and this time, these vere. grants already funded, Revere of Energy and Environmental ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000 ofon Energy the Move and Environmental has extended ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000 on the Move has extended Affairs’ (EEA) Gateway City reality. was awarded to fund ideas to Affairs’their permanent (EEA) Gateway change City and reality. was awarded to fund ideas to their permanent change and Parks Program, enables the Every year a group of Re- make Revere a healthier place program mini-grant Price appli subject - Parks Program, enablesto change the Every year a group of Re- make Revere a healthier place program mini-grant appli- design of the trail, develop- vere residents and institution- to work, to play, and to raise designcations of to the Sunday, trail, March developwithout 4.- vere residents and institution- to work, to play, and to raise cations to Sunday, March 4. notice ment of bid-ready construc- al leaders meet together to a family. The Revere on the mentUp to of$1,395 bid-ready is available construc for- al leaders meet together to a family. The Revere on the Up to $1,395 is available for tion documents, and receipt select the awardees of mini- Move mini-grant program tionideas documents, that make and it easier receipt to select the awardees of mini- Move mini-grant program ideas that make it easier to of all necessary construction grants offered to the public offered $10,605 in funding eat healthy.59 and be active for grants offered to the public offered $10,605 in funding eat healthy and be active for of$ all necessaryPer construction permits. When completed, the through the community-led for permanent changes, pro- permits.all. The When applicationGallon completed, is open the through the community-led for permanent changes, pro- all. The application is open trail will span 10 miles and organizations, Revere on the gram implementation, and trail• 100 will2 Gal. Minimum span 10 • 24 miles Hour Service and organizations, Revere on the gram implementation, and Move and the Alcohol, Tobac- youth-led projects that would See MINI GRANTS Page 3 Move and the Alcohol, Tobac- youth-led projects that would See MINI GRANTS Page 3 See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) help prevent or reduce obe- See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) help prevent or reduce obe- Our Offices100 will GALLONS be Our Offices will be TRASH TRASH Price subject OPENFREE OIL Price subject OPEN to change NOTICE to change NOTICE without th without th 781-718-2364 PHOTOS BY KATY ROGERS notice Due to the president's Monday, Februarywhen ordering 19 fromnotice Due to the president's Monday, February 19 Day Holiday, on Monday, Pictured to the left, Cadet Mahmoud Halak helped his peers from the Revere Wholesale/Payless Day Holiday, on Monday, High JROTC clear residential homes of snow as part of the annual Operation .55 th th $ Per February 19 , 2018 Trash President’s$Oil Company .55DayPer February 19 , 2018 Trash President’s DaySnow Angels. 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By Journal Staff of linking Boston and the North Shore, the MBTA is As part of its Better Bus also proposing to remove Project the Massachusetts Bay Route 459 and invest more Transit Authority (MBTA) resources in the Route 455. is seeking opinions from bus The changes would result in riders on three new proposals the reduction of a 20-minute for bus lines in Revere. wait time, but there would be Proposals include changes added a 10-minute walk from to Route 411, Route 424 and Bell Circle to the Wonderland Routes 455 and 459. Station. There would be no The MBTA is seeking com- changes for the weekend ser- ments through March 13 on- vice on Route 455. line at MBTA.com. Changes The Better Bus Project is to the system are expected to the first step in efforts to im- take place Sept. 1. The goal of prove bus service and the sys- MBTA officials is shorter wait tem as a whole. It is a key part times on all lines. of a $8 billion modernization If the proposed changes are work, which includes replac- implemented by the MBTA, ing subway fleets, upgrading Route 411 would provide only tracks, signals, and switches, midday service to the Jack reinventing our bus system to Satter House. There would be reflect changing demograph- no change in service on Route ics, replacing our fare collec- 411 on Saturdays but there tion system, and bringing all would be no service on Sun- of our assets to a state of good day. repair. For Eastern and Essex – “During the analysis pe- Haymarket or Wonderland, riod, we reached out to the Route 424 the goal is more communities most impact- reliable service between Bos- ed by gaps in service and ton and Lynn. The night ser- schedules. This included dis- vice will route to Wonderland cussions at regional public instead of Haymarket. These meetings and meetings with weekday changes allow for a community groups and stake- shorter wait time. It would re- holders, through feedback sult in a local bus and subway submitted to our online sur- fare instead of an express bus vey, and by speaking with rid- fare. ers at bus stops and stations,” The MBTA states that there said MBTA spokesman Ken- Pictured above, Cadet Yulissa Santana of JROTC, a member of the JROTC Operation Snow Angels, helped clear residential driveways will be 21 new passenger trips neth Green. with her peers during the snow day on Monday. and 20 passenger hours saved To leave feedback on the each weekday. program, go to Realizing the importance mbta.com/BBPfeedback. News Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

wise and careful consumer. It that, Simple Recycling pays stepping out of the truck at Grasso // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 is important that people un- ARRIGO ANNOUNCES a fee to the city for each ton the time of the collision and derstand their consumer rights EXPANSION collected. suffered serious but non-life and make well-informed deci- It is estimated that nation- to the Palace in Saugus to see land and take off (something OF RECYCLING threatening injuries. The driv- Men in Motion. she had never done) from sions about money.” wide, some 14.3 million tons She shared a story about what is now Northgate Shop- Janine Ellis is Director of PROGRAM of clothing ends up in land- er of the Civic tried to run going out on the highway with ping Mall. She also remem- Revere’s Consumer Affairs Mayor Brian Arrigo an- fills. The U.S. Environmental from the scene but was ap- Office and can be reached at her mother to buy a chicken bers the new development had nounced this week that the Protection Agency estimates prehended by Massachusetts many years ago, one freshly a model home. 781-286-8114. A local con- City of Revere has partnered that across the country, an av- State Police Trooper Devon slaughtered and cleaned. But “I went in and bought the sumer Complaint Form can be with Simple Recycling to pro- erage of 85 pounds per person she was never a big fan of house,” Nellie said. “My hus- downloaded from the City’s vide free curbside pickup of of textile items end up in the Surian. website revere.org/depart- going to Revere Beach – she band walked in and I told him discarded clothing, textiles, municipal trash. Through the At the time of the crash, the ments/consumer-affairs. admits that she didn’t want to I bought a house. He said, and small household items. Simple Recycling program, DOT pickup truck was pull- put on a bathing suit. ‘very good’.” “This is one more important materials are sorted and either ing an electronic arrow board Nellie remembers when Her advice for living long? SENIOR’S PROPERTY step toward conservation and re-used or processed for raw to support Troopers who were they purchased their home “Hot peppers and fish, and TAX APPLICATION environmental protection,” material. and could watch the airplanes laughter,” Nellie said. DUE APRIL 1 said Mayor Arrigo. “There Resident can expect to re- already at that location for a Mayor Brian Arrigo re- are zero costs to our city and ceive their ‘pink bags’ and in- previous crash involving an minds everyone that the April residents, and meanwhile the formational fliers in the mail impaired driver. Trooper Su- 1 application deadline for the program removes potentially within the next two weeks. rian was backing up another hundreds of tons of materials Anyone who has not received THANK YOU REVERE Senior’s Property Tax exemp- Trooper at that earlier OUI ar- tion is fast approaching. from our ordinary trash dis- their bags can request them Seniors can receive a dis- posal stream.” through the SimpleRecycling rest scene when the crash oc- Dear Revere community: count of $502.06 on their Revere residents will soon website. cured and he apprehended the April tax bill. Residents who receive two “pink bags” that Simple Recycling is based suspect, who was determined turned age 65 as of July 1, On behalf of the Ciccarello family, they can fill with unwanted in Solon, Ohio. Currently, to be under the influence of 2018 have until April 1 to ap- clothing, jewelry, shoes, toys, they serve more than 4 million narcotics. there are no words to express the over- ply for the exemption. blankets, drapes, pillows, households across the coun- whelming support we have received since To qualify, an applicant and assorted small household try. Revere joins 19 other The suspect, Matthew Ric- must have owned the proper- items. Residents simply place Massachusetts communities co Tyra, 29, of East Boston, ty in Revere on July 1, 2018, a fire destroyed our home on February the bag next to their recycling where the program is in place, allegedly carjacked the Uber used it as a principle domicile bin during regular recycling including Saugus, Medford, on that date, and have owned car, a 2017 Honda Civic, a 17th. Although we lost everything, things weeks, and a Simple Recy- Somerville, Brookline, Bur- that property as a principle short time earlier in the area can and will be replaced. This experience cling vehicle will pick it up lington, and Natick, among domicile for at least five years and leave a replacement bag of Route 1 at Route 16. The prior. Applicants may also others. for future use. Uber driver was a 29-year-old has crystalized for us the real important have owned another property Residents can obtain more in Massachusetts as a princi- EASTIE MAN HITS, Revere man. things in life: relationships, community, bags, or notify the company ple domicile for the previous INJURES MASSDOT Tyre was transported to of a missed pick-up, with a generosity, kindness, and empathy. five years. Applicants whose WORKER IN REVERE State Police-Revere, where income exceeded $57,000 in simple request through Sim- he was booked on numerous I have been teaching and coaching at calendar year 2017 are not el- ple Recyclings’ website sim- AFTER CARJACKING igible. plerecycling.com. The pro- UBER DRIVER charges, including carjacking; Revere High School for the past twenty Applications for the Senior gram provides dual financial Several minutes after mid- OUI drugs; assault with a dan- benefits for the City. Since two years. I cannot have picked a better Tax Exemption program can night last Thursday, an Uber gerous weapon; assault and be obtained at City Hall in the Revere pays “tipping fees” for driver’s car that had been battery on a police officer; and place. Through the years, anytime anyone Mayor’s and the Assessors’ trash disposal, reducing the carjacked a few minutes ear- office, or can be downloaded amount of material dumped lier crashed into the rear of a negligent operation. He was was in a time of need, REVERE STEPS UP! from the City’s website www. at the RESCO incinerator, Massachusetts Department of held overnight and arraigned revere.org. the fees are reduced. Beyond Transportation pickup truck in Chelsea District Court. My family has witnessed this first hand on Route 1 northbound near The DOT worker was and it’s awe-inspiring. the Sargent Street exit in Re- SAVE THE DATE!!! vere. The DOT employee, a transported to Melrose-Wake- Our teenage daughters are learning 52-year-old Revere man, was field Hospital for treatment. some valuable lessons in life during this 50th CLASS REUNION time. They are seeing what being there REVERE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1969 for someone truly looks and feels like. The Thank You to... amount of support they have received The Revere Fire Department has floored them. I am confident that Friday, Sept 20, 2019 The Revere Police Department, especially Lt. they will take these lessons with them for Dave Callahan and Officer Joel Melendez, 7-11 pm who were so patient and kind to us the rest of their lives and are committed Spinelli’s, Rt 1, South, Lynnfield, MA during our recent loss. to paying it forward. Another reason we $60/per person Vertuccio & Smith Home for Funerals, Ralph P. are forever grateful. Vertuccio, Jr.; Danny S. Smith; Jeffrey Gigliello and their entire staff. Love, For more information please join our Facebook Page: The Ciccarellos REVERE HIGH SCHOOL, REVERE, MA, CLASS OF 1969 They all were true professionals. 237 1st Street, Melrose Or email us at [email protected] Laurel Costello Wednesday, March 6, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 3 Neighborhood Developers to host Board Leadership Boot Camp

By Cary Shuman Kyla Alterman, Revere Camp will include a network- community engagement man- ing night with local boards After having a successful ager for TND, and Vincente and organizations. debut in Chelsea last year, Sanabria, director of commu- “We did the first Boot Camp The Neighborhood Devel- nity engagement and collec- in Chelsea and this year we’re opers (TND) is bringing its tive impact, will lead the four having it in Revere,” said Board Leadership Boot Camp Thursday night sessions where Alterman, noting that TND to Revere beginning Thurs- members of non-profit orga- headquarters are on Gerrish day, March 7 at Revere High nizations and local residents Avenue in Chelsea, but there School. can learn about fundraising, are TND office locations at all Mayor Brian Arrigo and reading a budget, leadership, of its properties in Revere. Sen. Joseph Boncore will be board functions, governance, Alterman said more than the featured speakers at the and meeting skills. 50 people attended the Boot opening session. The last session of Boot Camp in Chelsea. Between 50-60 people are scheduled to participate in the Revere Boot Camp. “The idea of the Boot Camp is to help train local residents to take a more active role in their community through lead- ership on non-profits board or in city government,” said Al- Revere School Committee member Carol Tye (center) lent her expertise to the inaugural TND terman. “The goal is to inspire Board Leadership Boot Camp in Chelsea. The Boot Camp is being held in Revere beginning this and also prepare them to seek week. out those opportunities. We also help connect residents to Other guest speakers at Credit Union, North Suffolk at 5:45 p.m. leading in to the these opportunities. The pur- the sessions include former Mental Health CEO Jackie two-hour sessions that start Participants in the TND Board Leadership Boot Camp listen to pose is to engage more local Chelsea City Councillor Matt Moore, and TND Lead Finan- at 6 p.m. Participation in the one of the guest speakers. Mayor Brian Arrigo and Sen. Joseph participation in non-profits in Frank, TND board member cial Coach Anne Auerbach. Boot Camp is free of charge. Boncore will speak at this year’s TND Leadership event. Revere.” Charlene Bauer of Metro Dinner will be provided

Revere High athletic program will leave the Northeastern Conference

By John Lynds would be accepted but the to remain in the NEC for the es about leaving the NEC and NEC principals would recon- next two years. the one thing they kept saying Fourteen years ago Revere vene in four years and decide “Many in the community was ‘we should have never Schools left the Greater Bos- whether or not the pilot pro- were well aware that we (Re- left’.” ton League for the Northeast- gram was working. vere Schools) have been con- As for the proviso that ern Conference (NEC), some- However, Shea said admin- templating departing the NEC Revere football has to stay thing many coaches past and istrators at some of the NEC to rejoin some of the districts in NEC, Shea said that was present thought was a mistake. schools who were replaced we use to compete with in something he expected. Less than two years later with principals that were not the Greater Boston League the GBL was a shell of its for- in favor of the pilot program and establish a re-envisioned “The biggest problem with mer self with only four teams caused a stir. GBL,” said Supt. Kelly. the move was football be- making up the entire league “Instead of waiting the four Shea testified at the last Re- cause football schedules are after Revere’s departure. years they pushed the vote up vere School Committee meet- made six to nine months in ad- “It was left with only Mal- to this past January and voted ing that in the short time that vance,” said Shea. “It’s very den, Medford, Somerville and 7 to 5 to throw the schools out the GBL teams were part of difficult to get non-league Everett,” said Revere School of the league,” said Shea. the NEC, something became football opponents. So when Athletic Director Frank Shea. Shea, with the backing of very clear. I met with the NEC athletic “Four schools really doesn’t Revere School Superinten- “Over the course of those directors, I said, ‘if you let make a competitive league. dent Dianne Kelly, drew a line two years as our teams com- us go with the GBL we’d be The teams and kids that were in the sand. After the ousting peted against one another I willing to keep our football left were forced to play against of the four GBL schools, Shea noticed that we shared many program in the NEC for one one another, had a hard time submitted a letter to the NEC things in common,” said Shea. more year.’” filling schedules and attract- principals stating Revere de- “In terms of the size of the In the end the NEC athletic ing players.” sire to leave the NEC. (sports) programs, the types of Two years ago the NEC Last Friday the NEC prin- programs offered, the enroll- directors took Shea’s proposal principals decided to allow cipals voted to allow Revere ment, the diversity, the cul- to the NEC voting principals, the GBL teams into the NEC to leave the NEC on June 30. Revere Schools Athletic Director Frank Shea talks about Revere’s ture, is was all very similar to but the voting members de- through a pilot program with The only proviso placed on exit from the Northeastern Conference at the last School Com- our schools and our programs. cided it was best for Revere to some provisos. One provi- Revere’s departure is that the mittee meeting. So I had discussions with cur- remain in the NEC for not just so stated that the four teams football program will have rent and former Revere coach- one, but two full years.

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PHOTOS BY JOHN DIGREGORIO

A peaceful Sunday morning prior to the stormy Monday that came shortly after. Revere Beach visitors Juliana and son take a moment to view a snowman before the storm.

SAVE YOUR SPOT: residents on Proctor Avenue took to placing The snowless grandstand on Revere Beach early Sunday morn- Simone Andrade, Edione Evangelista and Pedro Lucas enjoy a folding chairs to save there shoveled spots. ing prior to the storm. Sunday stroll before the storm. ...AND A LATE WINTER WALLOPING ON MONDAY

Snow day for sure on Charger Street early Monday morning as snow continues to fall atop the already 10-inch-high blanket.

The Revere Beach Grandstand Monday Morning after storm.

This is not your typical view at 6 a.m. Monday morning at Planet PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS Fitness. Revere residents gathered outside of their homes to clear snow and have some fun together.

PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS Johanna Vargas and Thomas Rodriguez started building a snowman on Monday while they cleared their sidewalks.

NOT A SOUL IN SIGHT: Not a student or a commuter as far as one can see on Sargeant Street early Monday morning. What’s normally standstill traffic was replaced by an empty stretch thanks to the winter walloping received Sunday night into PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS Antonio Milito enjoyed sledding in Revere during his day off Monday morning. from school.

PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS Derek Mejias participated in a snowball fight with friends on Monday. Monday mornings view of Revere Beach after the storm. Wednesday, March 6, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 5

WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES: Sunday was gorgeous by any means for a winter day – blue skies, a lack of chill in the air, and a minimum amount of snow on the ground, as seen in the above left photo. However all that changed Sunday night into Monday PHOTOS BY JOHN DIGREGORIO morning as mother nature decided to dump over 10 inches of snow on the ground, closing schools and businesses throughout the Jordan Rodriguez gets a snowball ready to throw as she enjoys city and region. her snow day Monday, March 4. Revere fares well in first major snowstorm

By Cary Shuman From all reports, the Re- said Arrigo. “I’m proud of our vere DPW drew high marks team’s diligent effort, work- The month of March truly for their snowplowing and ing tirelessly around the clock came in like a lion as Revere street-clearing efforts. The to make sure our roadways residents faced late-winter amount of snow exceeded the were clear and safe for resi- snow in the form of back-to- predictions of most TV mete- dents.” back storms over the weekend orologists’ who looked for 6-9 Mayor Arrigo also ac- and into Monday. inches of snow in the Boston knowledged the efforts of Re- After getting 5 inches of area. vere 311, an instrumental de- snow on Saturday, Mother Mayor Brian Arrigo said he partment during snow events. Nature brought close to a foot was proud of the DPW, 311, “Our 311 Call Center received more of the white stuff during and public safety personnel a record number of calls on a storm that started late Sun- for their efforts in keeping Re- Monday, responding to 334 day and continued through vere residents safe and getting calls,” said Arrigo. “It’s im- Monday afternoon. the streets ready quickly for portant residents continue to Revere Supt. of Schools vehicular traffic. utilize this service so we can SNOWMAN ON DUTY: Residents of this Proctor Avenue home made good use of all the snow. Dianne Kelly heeded the fore- “As our students enjoyed accommodate the needs of as casters’ warnings and made their first snow day of the year, many residents as possible. first major snowstorm always this was the biggest storm of hour. the decision to call off school our DPW, 311, and public More importantly, it helps us catches everyone off guard, the season.” And finally, another sign for Monday, making the “no- safety personnel were hard at identify areas in the storm that but they [DPW] did a terrif- Spring is just around the school” call early Sunday. work during the snowstorm,” may need more attention.” ic job with this storm,” said corner with its official start on spring is approaching: the Red Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Keefe. “I live on the hills and March 20. Another sign that Sox open their regular season Keefe lauded the DPW’s ef- the plows were here early and the seasons are changing is on March 28 in Seattle, while forts, stating that their efforts often. You can always judge the start of Daylight Savings the real sign that spring is throughout the storm were by the number of calls you get, Time this Sunday (March 10) “terrific.” and I didn’t receive one nega- at 2 a.m., with residents set to here: Opening Day at Fenway “Like most seasons, that tive call on this last storm, and move their clocks ahead one Park is April 9.

National Revere SEPAC’s Second Annual Days WALK FOR AUTISM March 6 Dentists’ Day The Revere Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC), in Dress Day partnership with the city of Revere, is pleased to announce their Frozen Food Day second Annual Walk for Autism. Please join us at the Revere High One of many snowed-in cars following the Monday morning School Fieldhouse at 101 School Street, Revere, from 11:00AM-1:00PM storm. Oreo Cookie Day on Sunday, April 7, 2019. March 7 Affordable housing units Cereal Day Sunday, April 7, 2019 The mission of Revere SEPAC is to work towards the understanding, Be Heard Day respect, support, and appropriate education for children with special 11:00AM -1:00PM are slated for Revere Hospitalist Day needs in the community. In previous years, the Revere SEPAC has used their funding to support students enrolled in the special education Last week, Gov. Charlie cal funding. When complet- March 8 Baker, Lt. Gov. Karyn Poli- ed, the project will offer 32 The Fieldhouse at extended school-year program and within special education to, Housing and Economic affordable rental units and 19 International classrooms throughout the city of Revere. Development Secretary Mike workforce rental units. Units Women’s Day Revere High School Kennealy, and Housing and will range from one-three bed- Proofreading Day Community Development room units. 101 School Street, Revere, MA RAFFLES Undersecretary Janelle Chan The awards represent an Tartar Sauce Day announced support the cre- investment by the adminis- Registration Information ation of 643 new rental hous- tration through more than $45 March 9 2019 Walk for Autism Individual adult: $20 *Pre-registration rate $15 by March 15th* ing units in the Common- million in direct subsidy, and wealth, including 397 units of the allocation of more than National Students/Children $10 *Community service hours available with student ID* Barbie Day “Stepping in the affordable housing. $22 million in state and fed- Child (3 and under) free Some of those units will be eral low-income housing tax Crabmeat Day Teams of 10 or more: $100 built in Revere by The Neigh- credits. Right Direction” Meatball Day borhood Developers (TND) at “We will continue invest- 571 Revere St. ing in the production and Get Over It Day Jennifer Duggan, President The planned development preservation of affordable [email protected] Pre-Registration Options is a 51-unit, mixed-income housing here in Massachusetts March 10 Pre-registration rate: $15 by March 15th new construction project lo- to meet the needs of residents Mario Day Email: [email protected] cated near the beach and Wa- across the income spectrum Vincenza Goodwin, Treasurer terfront Square. and support the continued Pack Your Lunch Phone: 781-485-7163 Day [email protected] INFLATABLES “These will be the only af- growth of our economy,” said ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE AT Daylight Savings Day fordable housing units in that Gov. Charlie Baker. “Since area,” said Rafael Mares, ex- 2015, we’ve infused more Michelle DeBellis, Secretary http://bit.ly/SEPAC2019 ecutive director of TND. “We than $1 billion in the afford- March 11 [email protected] feel this is a nice compliment able housing ecosystem, from Napping Day to Waterfront Square.” new production to the reha- Walk, Donate, or Volunteer The Neighborhood Devel- bilitation of existing private Oatmeal Nut Jaqualine Roy, RPS Liaison Our strength as a community is driven by opers currently has 86 housing and public housing stock, and Waffles Day [email protected] the commitment of individuals like you! LIVE DJ units in Revere. Department we look forward to working Funeral Director of Housing and Community with our partners in the Leg- & Mortician Start a team, set up a vendor table, or come Development is supporting islature to pass our Housing Recognition Day Please contact Enza at walk with us to support the students of the project with federal and Choice Legislation into law, state low-income housing which will help communities YOUR AD HERE 781-485-7163 with questions. the Revere Public Schools. $ tax credits as well as subsidy advance new housing produc- ONLY 25 funds. tion and facilitate long-term, Call The City of Revere also is forward-thinking planning.” supporting the project with lo- 781-485-0588 Page 6 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, March 6, 2019

RevereJournal PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley - [email protected] MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] LET’S CLOSE THE LOOPHOLE Forum IN STATE LAW TO END HUMAN TRAFFICKING

The recent national news stories concerning a massage parlor in Jupiter, Fla., have brought to light what is nothing less than a national abomination: The trafficking of women that reaches into every corner of the United States. The news stories about this 21st century version of human bondage have made it clear that huge numbers of women, most- ly Asian, are being trafficked in a multi-billion dollar sex trade operation under the guise of legitimate massage parlors. Here in Massachusetts, it is estimated that there are 200-300 of these illicit “business” entities -- almost one for every city and town in the Commonwealth. Just this past week, police in the well-to-do community of Norwell came upon one of these places (which was located in an otherwise-ordinary mall) and, upon executing a search warrant, discovered conditions almost identical to what authorities found in Jupiter. There were mattresses on the floor and other indicia of liv- ing that made it clear that those who worked there also were residing on the premises as prisoners of the operators of this establishment. How can this situation -- sex slavery in which women from all around the world are being trafficked in our hometowns -- exist so openly in America in 2019? It seems to us there is a fairly simple solution to the problem that can be accomplished with a small change in the law, at least here in Massachusetts, which is as follows: The signage on the front window of the Jupiter establishment lists the following services: “Massage therapy, facials, waxing, table showers”, and this one: “Body treatments.” Massachusetts tightly regulates the massage therapy business pursuant to chapter 112, section 228, which requires massage therapists to receive training and obtain a license. However, the last line of this statute exempts from the licens- ing requirements “those who use the terms ‘bodywork’, ‘body- worker’, and ‘bodywork therapist’.” LETTERS to the Editor It’s as if the traffickers themselves wrote this loophole into the law. The women who were found in the Norwell establish- ON DELEO’S Renewable Energy bill? Let’s and women, the Bricklayers head trauma. The investment ment (who, similar to the women in Jupiter, were Chinese citi- GREENWORKS address our local needs but and Allied Craftsmen Union in substantial training and zens and spoke no English) when the police conducted the raid also make sure we are doing Local 3 strongly and proudly state of the art equipment has identified themselves as “bodyworkers” and as such did not re- PROPOSAL our part as global citizens endorse your candidacy for been paramount in youth foot- quire any licensing requirements either from the state or local Dear Editor, to reduce our overall carbon the Revere City Council in the ball for the last decade. authorities. It’s as if they did not exist. Speaker DeLeo’s bil- emissions. Full carbon neu- November 2019 election. It’s disappointing to see a In our view, the solution is straightforward: Require every lion-dollar GreenWorks pro- trality as quickly as possible is person (including receptionists) who works in these establish- We pledge our friendship, bill be brought forth with such posal could offer much-need- the only sensible response to our support and our hard work a lack of understanding or even ments to obtain a permit (as opposed to a license) in order to ed support to Winthrop, work there. Such persons would be required to register at the this urgent problem. in making your election a the decency to invite leaders other coastal towns, and all Brent Whelan sucess. in the sport to discuss feelings local Board of Health where they would have to appear in per- the Commonwealth’s com- Sincerely, and or better understand what son, produce a valid ID , and provide their place of residence in munities as we face greater Charles Raso goes into Youth, Pop Warner order to get their permit. extremes of tides and weath- CORREGGIO President/Secretary-Treasurer and Middle School leagues Routine spot checks by the local boards would ensure that ev- er. But as with any local dis- ENDORSED BY eryone working there has a valid permit from the local authority. accords the Commonwealth. tribution of grants, the details BRICKLAYERS If anyone is found working there without a permit, the business will matter. Will GreenWorks BENEFITS OF YOUTH This proposed bill does noth- would be ordered closed forthwith and the managers, as well as Dear Editor, ing more then to continue to primarily help towns shore SPORTS the owners, would be subject to arrest and criminal penalties for up their own local resilience The following letter ad- tarnish the good reputation employing persons without permits. to climate change? Or will dressed to Council Candi- Dear Editor, Pop Warner Football has in In our view, this small change in Massachusetts law, if emu- the grants support reductions date John R. Correggio from I felt empowered to tell you our communities. lated across the country, could go a long way toward ending the in carbon emissions that will the Bricklayers and Allied about the benefits to playing I would like to invite any human trafficking business that is a national disgrace. mitigate the larger problem? Craftsman Union Local 3.and youth sports and specifically members of our community to Unless we stop adding more picked up by the Journal. It is the impact youth football has see what we do to make this greenhouse gases to the atmo- as follows: on children. sport a safe and invaluable re- MARCH: IN LIKE A LION sphere, adaptation will inevi- Dear John: The bill recently presented source to the Youth of Revere. tably fall short. Since we recognize and ap- through the legislature has Regards, Just when all of us were counting the days to the beginning So Mr. Speaker, as your preciate that you are truly a de- very little understanding of Patrick M Keefe Jr. of spring -- known as the vernal equinox, which this year falls GreenWorks plan advances fender and a dedicated worker how the sport has evolved and Revere Pop Warner President on Wednesday, March 20, at 5:58 p.m. -- Ol’ Man Winter struck through the House, why not for peace, social justice and taken a proactive stance to Revere Ward 4 City Councillor with a vengeance, bringing a double-snow storm this past week- also support the 100 percent equality for working men significantly reduce the risk of end followed by frigid temperatures to start the week. Up until the past two weeks, this winter season had been mostly underwhelming in the Greater Boston area in terms of both snowfall and temperature. However, in our lifetimes, this Guest Op-Ed often has been the case: A January and February that have been fairly easy to take, only to be followed by a March that begins with brutal weather. News from the Association of A quick peek at the 10-day forecast revealed that after the brief appearance of cold weather, temperatures will return to Mature American Citizens evere normal for this time of year through St. Patrick’s Day. R The weather always has fallen into that category of what for- mer Secretary of Defenee Donald Rumsfeld famously referred It happened in Iceland that the “accident” might at- Journal to as “known unknowns -- that is to say, we know there are some Texan Judith Streng was tract new interest in her home, 385 Broadway , Revere, MA 02151 things we do not know.” captivated by a throne-shaped which has been on the market 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 However, in this era of climate change, the other part of chunk of ice on a recent visit for the better part of a year. Rumsfeld’s quote, “But there are also unknown unknowns—the to Iceland and just had to sit Directory ones we don’t know we don’t know,” is applicable. in it. "I thought it [would] be The doorbell cam To put it another way, who knows what Mother Nature has in quite fun. You know I always caught it on video Advertising and Marketing store for us these days? Perhaps more than anything else in our wanted to be queen. I mean, You never know what those Marketing Director lives, we just have to take the weather one day at a time. come on, that was my chance." new-fangled doorbell camer- But the iceberg carried her off, Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] as will capture. It could be a Assistant Marketing Directors according to the Association potential burglar or it might be Maureen DiBella - [email protected] The Revere Journal reserves the right to edit letters for space and clarity. of Mature American Citizens an epic lightning strike that set We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please include your street [AMAC]. Thankfully, she was Senior Sales Associates and telephone number with your submission. The Revere Journal publishes a neighbor’s house on fire. 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REVERE Then and Now THE MORE By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Things Change ... ARTICLE 704 - MEMORIAL TO PETER MCCAULEY Items selected from past issues of The Revere Journal

10 years ago Community Development recovery and development of 1 March 4, 2009 Director Frank Strong said land in the city for purposes of The unemployment rate this week that the city has a shopping centers and industry. continues to climb locally and tentative plan to move the po- The construction of the nationally as the deep reces- lice from their present dilapi- Ward 4 elementary school, for sion continues to hit America dated station on Pleasant St. to which the City Council ap- and the world. The unemploy- the P.F. O’Connor building on proved a $575,000 bond last ment rate locally increased by American Legion Highway. week, has a target completion 1.1 percent in December to a “Lean on Me,” “Fletch date of April, 1960. new rate of 7.6 percent, which Lives,” and “Rain Man” are The New England Tele- is greater than the national playing at the Revere Show- phone and Telegraph Co. is unemployment rate of 7.2 case Cinemas. installing modern dialing tele- percent. This figure is two full phone equipment in the new points more than the unem- 40 years ago phone company building on ployment rate a year earlier. March 7, 1979 Beach St. opposite the library. National Grid is proposing A 19-year-old Everett The automatic dialing system a $5 million solar energy proj- man and a 23-year-old Ever- is scheduled to go into effect ect for the area on Railroad ett mother are being held on in Revere in November. New conductor phone lines that Avenue where there present- charges of first-degree murder will handle the new system ly are three electrical substa- and robbery for the slaying of will amount to 108,000,000 tions. Leo Miller in Revere last Oct. conductor feet. The Moon-Lite Reader 25. Richard Widmark and Tina 2 adult bookstore on Washing- Sixteen RHS students and Louise star in “The Trap” at ton Avenue, which has been a teacher are headed to Wash- the Revere Drive In. Ingrid in litigation with the city since ington, D.C., to take part in Bergman stars in “The Inn of its opening 17 years ago, has the Close-Up program for one the 6th Happiness” at the Re- closed its doors. Ownership week. vere Theatre. cited the poor economy and a Police Chief Goerge P. lack of reliable employees. Corbett has announced his 70 years ago Auto mechanics report that retirement, effective April 1. March 10, 1949 their business is booming be- Corbett has served in the local A group of civic and busi- cause people are keeping their department for 30 years. Cor- ness leaders is forming a cars, rather than trading them bett, 54, said, “The job is get- Community Council for Re- in for new ones, because of ting on my nerves.” Corbett vere, the purpose of which is the recession. has served as chief of the 117- to coordinate all health and A snowstorm over the man department since 1970. welfare agencies, public and weekend dumped 10 inches He said the biggest change he private, under a single organi- of snow on the city and was has seen in his 30 years with zation. followed by bitter cold. the department is the rapid Gov. Paul Dever has named Periodically Winthrop bath house once stood) and the Pearlman, Peter’s close friend School Committeeman-elect Then and Now looks up the State Police Station is today and fellow historian who had Federal, state, and local law turnover of police officers, of enforcement arrested three whom too many, he said, go Salvatore Aloisi as the Chair- shore line to Revere Beach on the beach. Picture one de- written the following poem man of the state’s Emergency men on charges of operating out with injuries and disabil- where many of us have won- picts the clock mounted in the (seen below) about Peter Finance Commission. Aloisi derful memories of days gone area for over 100 years repre- a cocaine distribution ring in ities. which he read has served on the commission by. On June 15, 2013, several senting the passage of time” the city. since 1946, when he was ap- members of the Winthrop Im- by sketches of people dressed The other three pictures of “Race to Witch Mountain,” 50 years ago pointed by then-Gov. Maurice provement and Historical As- in period clothing from left to the area were taken when the “Watchmen,” and “Phoebe in March 5, 1969 Tobin. sociation joined members of right. The master of ceremony Bathhouse and amusements Wonderland” are playing at Chaos, name calling, and Gregory Peck, Ann Baxter, the Revere Society for Cultur- for this event was Daniel Riz- were there the Revere Showcase Cine- shouting erupted at the School and Richard Widmark star in mas. Committee’s meeting this al and Historic Preservation zo, the then Mayor of Revere And are shown below. Peter “Yellow Sky” at the Revere week when the committee and Boulevard theatres. Museum at their dedication of followed by a number of dig- McCauley was a wonderful his- the Peter E. McCauley Memo- nitaries, including Winthrop’s 20 years ago took up the matter of naming rial Plaza in the area along Re- own Robert A. DeLeo, along torian who also wrote a number March 9, 1999 Whelan School Principal Wil- 80 year ago vere Beach Boulevard across with family members and of A massive air cargo center liam S. Hill as the Acting Su- March 9, 1939 from the new foot bridge over friends who spoke about Pe- books on Revere Beach reportedly is being planned perintendent of Schools. The School Committee vot- Ocean Avenue (where the old ter. One such speaker was Jeff which we enjoy today. for land on the site of the Suf- The Revere Housing Au- ed 5-2 after a heated, two-hour folk Downs race track. thority held a hot session, tak- debate, not to oust Robert A rally is being planned for ing up the matters of electing O’Keefe, the assistant princi- — Ode to Peter McCauley — Saturday by residents who are William Petrilli as the new Today we honor a man of renown From classrooms or from wherever we teach, pal at Revere High, from his opposed to a proposed trash chairman, raising monthly A gentleman who has written about our town. other duties as a head coach transfer station on Railroad rents at the veterans housing He lived near the cemetery, the keeper of the gate, Continuing the memories of America’s oldest and athletic director. School Ave. from $40 per month to $48 Peter McCauley is a man I wish to emulate. beach. Committeeman Farrell, who It is unclear to city officials per months for a three-bed- His expertise held no equal for the beach in Re- A man whose heart was as warm as the summer voted to retain Keefe, de- and residents how the recent room unit, and approving le- vere, sun and a skill for words as numerous as clared, “If O’Keefe is a rot- acquisition of Bank of Boston gal bills submitted by Exec. Only his wife and his family did he hold so dear the grains of sand. ten coach, then so are all of by Fleet Bank will affect Bank Director Carl Hyman for the His slide presentations on the amusements and Who else but Peter could bring us back to the ho- the other ones and they also of Boston’s local branches. legal battle he recently fought noted places, tels that once dotted the beach? should be removed.” “The Deep End of the to prevent his attempted re- Put smiles on the faces of the fascinated faces. Who else but Peter could remind us of frozen cus- City Treasurer Thom- Ocean,” “She’s All That,” and moval from office last April He made us appreciate cach scream and each tard at Rotterdam’s or Rudolf’s peppered steak? as U. Kelley has obtained a “Analyze This” are playing at by certain RHS members. squeal, Who else but Peter could make us hear once $500,000 loan for the city at the Revere Showcase Cine- Steve McQueen and Jac- Of those of us who rode the Cyclone and Virginia again the music of the big band era? the record-low interest rate mas. queline Bissett star in “Bul- Reel. Those of us who continue to speak and write about of .625 percent from the First litt” at the Revere Drive In. Peter’s kindness to others and generous heart, or local history must thank the “dean” National Bank of Boston. 30 years ago Makes it difficult for me to know where to start. every day for his unique genius. The loan was obtained in an- March 8, 1989 60 years ago His stories of our town never seemed to end Let me imagine, if I can be so bold, ticipation of tax revenue. By March 5, 1959 Told with excitement by my dear old friend. That right now Peter and the Lord are discussing Francis X. Cotter, a 1960 contrast, 10 years ago the city The annual report of the Our work is to do with no reservation, the Narrow Gauge Railroad. graduate of Immaculate Con- borrowed $100,000 in antic- Planning Board asserts that To pass on his words to a future generation. We speak of Peter McCauley with great elation, ception High School, will be ipation of tax revenue at an the future prosperity of the In every school there should be found, As God has taken him to the train’s last station ordained into the priesthood interest rate of 5.425 percent. city hinges on the City Man- Writings of Slade’s Mill and the Old Burial Rest in peace dear friend. in the Order of Discalced Jeannette MacDonald and Ground. — Jeff Pearlman Carmelites in St. Theresa’s ager and City Council adopt- Nelson Eddy star in “Sweet- Church this Sunday by Cardi- ing the Master Plan submit- hearts” at the Revere and Bou- nal Bernard Law. ted last year that calls for the levard theatres. 3 Broadway Motors WINTERIZE YOUR CAR

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Page 8 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, March 6, 2019 OBITUARIES Frederick Garrity Frances Borick Richard Rossi Retired Deer Island engineer 1st Class Epitome of devotion to her family and extended Fought a long and courageous battle with ALS

and longtime member of Revere family Richard Rossi of Lynnfield, American legion Post 61 Family and friends are in- formerly of Revere, passed vited to attend Visiting Hours away on Saturday, March 2 af- rington and her late husband, Frederick P. today, Wednesday, March 6 ter fighting a long courageous Paul J. Harrington of Marsh- Garrity, a life- from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Ver- battle with ALS. He was 65 field and the late John G. and long resident of tuccio & Smith, Home for Fu- years old. Edward G. Garrity. He is also Chelsea’s Pow- nerals, 773 Broadway (Route The cherished son of Ele- lovingly survived by his faith- der Horn Hill 107) Revere for Frances R. na (Picardi) Rossi and the ful cousin, Gerald “Jerry” section, passed (Fedele) Borick, who passed late Henry Rossi, he was the Foley and his wife, Dorothy away following a long con- unexpectedly on Saturday, loving brother of Lorraine F. (Kirby) Foley of Revere, finement at the Pope - Nurs March 2 after being taken to Drapek of Danvers, Ron Rossi several other cousins, many ing Home of Weymouth on Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. and his wife, Jo-Ann of North nieces, nephews, grandnieces Thursday, Feb. 28. He was 79 She was 94 years old. Reading, and Tommy Rossi late Conception Church, Re- and grandnephews. He was years old. Her funeral will be con- and his wife, Carla of Wake- vere for a Funeral Mass to be also the brother-in-law of the Born and raised in the Pow- ducted from the funeral home field and dear friend of- Ron celebrated in his honor at 10 late Anne and Eleanor Garrity. der Horn Hill Section of Chel- on Thursday, March 7 at 9:30 ald Bergenheim of Haverhill. a.m. Interment will follow at Funeral arrangements were sea and a graduate of Chelsea a.m. followed by a Funeral He is also survived by many Woodlawn Cemetery in Ev- by the Vertuccio & Smith, High School, Class of 1958, Mass in the Immaculate Con- devoted grandmother to Mat- loving nieces and nephews. erett. In lieu of flowers, -do Home for Funerals, Revere. A he entered the U.S. Navy in ception Church (Corner of thew A. and Kyle R. Borick, Family and friends will honor nations may be made in Rich- Funeral Mass was celebrated January of 1959, during the Beach Street and Winthrop both of Saugus; the sister of Richard’s life by gathering in ard’s name to The Angel Fund in St. Michael the Archangel Vietnam Era and served until Avenue) Revere at 10:30 a.m. the late Cosmo J. Fedele and Vazza’s “Beechwood” Funer- for ALS Research, 649 Main Chapel (on the campus of the December of 1962 as a Sea- and immediately followed by the late Marie E. Molinari and al Home, 262 Beach Street, St., Wakefield, MA 01880 or Chelsea Soldiers’ Horne) fol- man 3rd Class. For over 35 interment at Woodlawn Cem- Ann T. Fedele. She is also lov- Revere on Thursday, March 7, online at www.theangelfund. lowed by interment in Holy years, Frederick was stationed etery, Everett. ingly survived by many niec- from 4 to 8 p.m. and again at org. For guest book and direc- Cross Cemetery, Malden. In at the Deer Island Site as an Born and raised in Revere, es, nephews, grandnieces and 9 a.m. Friday before leaving tions, please visit www.vazza- lieu of flowers, remembrances Engineer 1st Class, retiring in she was educated in the Re- grandnephews. in procession to the Immacu- funerals.com. may be made to the Patients 2004. He was also a long-time vere school system and was a “Franny” was the epitome Activities Account at Chelsea member of the American Le- 1942 graduate of Revere High of devotion to her family, not Soldiers Home, 91 Crest Ave., gion Post #61 of Revere. School. She and her family only her immediate family, Robert Glover Chelsea, MA 02150. For addi- The abeloved son of the lived in Revere until build- but to all of her extended fam- tional information, please visit US Air retiree late John A. and Margaret (Fo- ing her new home in Saugus ily. She was a marvelous chef www.vertuccioandsmith.com. ley) Garrity, he was the cher- in 1962 where she remained and homemaker. Robert L. ished brother of Mary A. Har- for the past 57 years until her Rather than flowers, re- Glover of passing. membrances may be made Seabrook, N.H., Her beloved late husband, to the American Heart As- formerly of Re- Paul Archbold Arthur J. Borick, Sr. passed sociation, P.O. Box 417005, vere, died on on May 18, 2000. She was the Boston, MA 02241-7005. For Of Revere Feb. 28. cherished mother of Arthur J. additional information, please Robert proudly served his Paul D. Archbold of Revere caring uncle of Shannon and Borick, Jr. of Saugus and the visit www.vertuccioandsmith. com. country in the United States died on Feb. 25. Mathieu Brigham. Air force in the Vietnam War. He was the beloved son of Private services were held. He worked for U.S. Air for 36 the late Paul and Ruth (Bow- Donations can be made in Romain Bavaro years as a baggage handler er) Archbold, dear brother Paul’s name to Kaplan Family and at the ticket counter. Rob- of Pauline Lane and her late Hospice House (Care Dimen- Of Peabody, formerly of Revere ert ran Bob’s Small Package from the Paul Buonfiglio & husband, Samuel and Randy sions), 75 Sylvan St, Suite Delivery Service for the Chel- Archbold, all of Revere, and B-102, Danvers, MA 01923. Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, Romain (DiPaolo) Bavaro sea freight houses during his 128 Revere St, Revere on Robin Brigham and her hus- For guest book please vis- of Peabody, formerly of Re- retirement. band, Thomas of Lynnfield; it www.Buonfiglio.com. Thursday, March 7 at 9 a.m. vere, died on Feb. 28. He was the beloved hus- followed by a Funeral Mass She was the beloved wife band of Sharon (McKinney), at St. Anthony’s Church at of the late Vincent Bavaro, de- devoted father of Mark Glover 10 a.m. Relatives and friends voted mother of Renae Cole- and his wife, Michelle and Bri- are kindly invited. A vis- man and her husband, Kerrie an Glover and Anissa Spring, itation will be held today, of Lynnfield, cherished grand- all of New Hampshire; Favor- Wednesday, from 3 to 7 p.m. — In Memoriam — mother of Ava and Christian ite Papa of Morgan and Tyler Interment will be in Puritan th th 30 Anniversary 20 Anniversary Coleman and dear sister of Glover, dear brother of Robert Lawn Memorial Park. In lieu Edith Capozzi Kelley Herbert C. Kelley Teresa Lynch and her late McKinney, Joan, Carolyn and of flowers, donations can be husband, Edward of Revere the late Walter; adoring uncle April 20, 1989 March 2, 1999 made to the American Cancer and Michael DiPaolo Sr. and a.m. Relatives and friends of Kati McKinney of Texas. Society, 30 Speen St, Fram- his wife, Jane of Saugus and are kindly invited. A Memo- His Funeral will be held ingham, MA 01701. adoring aunt of Shawn and rial Visitation will be held on Juliann Lynch and Michael Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. DiPaolo Jr., Peter, Christopher Interment is private. In lieu Jacqueline Martins and Dominique DiPaolo. of flowers, donations can be Her Funeral will be held made to Donation Processing, Of Revere, formerly of North End at the Paul Buonfiglio & The Michael J. Fox Founda- Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, tion, P.O. Box 5014, Hager- Jacqueline Martins of Re- 128 Revere St., Revere on stown, MD 21741-5014. For vere, formerly of the North Friday, March 8 at 9 a.m. fol- guest book, please visit www. End, entered into eternal lowed by a Memorial Mass in Buonfiglio.com. peace on March 1. St. Anthony’s Church at 10 Born in Boston on July 8, 1938 to the late Antonio and Clara Martins (Souza), she was the devoted mother of Fr. In LovIng MeMory Michael Della Penna of Gua- tH Remembering You is easy Mom & Dad, Happy 60 BIrtHday temala and Valarie Marchese of Revere and the late Mark we do it every day. Salvatore Lombardi Della Penna Sr.; dear sister of And missing you is something March 11, 1959 Clara Clemente and her hus- lores Siciliano and her surviv- ing husband, Eddie, and the that will never go away. My heart still aches with sadness band, Philip, Lenore Martins, Virginia Coldwell and her late Richard and Jimmy Cos- Lovingly Missed By And secret tears still flow husband, Ron, the late Do- ta; cherished grandmother of What it meant to lose you Dad, Mark Della Penna Jr., Michael Your Children & Families of Lisa, Herb, TORF FUNERAL and Mark Marchese. She is June & Kathy No one will ever know When I am sad and lonely, SERVICE also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. I seem to hear you whisper, Pre-need planning with our A visitation will be held on Cheer up and carry on. price protection guarantee. Arrangements made at our Thursday, March 7 from 4 to Each time I see your picture, facility or in the comfort of 8 p.m. and on Friday March you seem to smile and say: your own home 8 at 11 a.m. at the Paul Buon- “Don’t cry, I am only sleeping, 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: figlio & Sons-Bruno Funeral We’ll meet again someday.” Deborah Torf Golden Amy Torf Golden Home 128 Revere St, Revere, Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) followed by a celebration of M.L. Torf (1867-1940) the Funeral Mass at St. An- Forever in my Heart, Richard A. Pruneau thony’s Church in Revere at I Love and miss you SO MUCH DAD (617) 889-2900 noon. Relatives and friends Love Your Daughter, Kara (800)428-7161 are kindly invited. Interment In Loving Memory of xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo www.torffuneralservice.com will be at Holy Cross Ceme- tery. In lieu of flowers dona- In Loving Memory of tions can be made to Valley of Michael Jones 3rd Year Anniversary the Angels, P.O. Box 522505, 1986-2015 In Memoriam Miami, FL 33152 or at www. Michael Jones We walked together, you and I. My Dearest Nephew, valleyoftheangels.com/do- A mother and her son. ARLENE nate. For guest book please How constantly we think of We had hopes and dreams for FUSCO visitwww.Buonfiglio.com. you, tomorrow, OBITUARIES April 9, 1933 - March 7, 2016 With hearts and eyes that fill, But tomorrow didn't come. The love in life we had for you, We walked together, you and I. All obituaries and death notices In death grows stronger still. We talked, we laughed, we loved. azza Let the winds of love blow softly We shared so many happy times will be at a cost of V And whisper for you to hear, And for that, I thank God above. "Beechwood" We love and miss you dearly, We walked together, you and I. $100.00 per paper. As it dawns another year. But only for a short time. For all too soon it ended Funeral As time unfolds a year Love, Leaving broken hearts behind. That includes photo. Memories keep you ever near, Home Aunti & Family And even though I miss you, Silent thoughts of times More than words can say, together Please send to I thank God that I got to walk with Hold memories that will 262 Beach St., Revere last forever. you To remember Lovingly remembered [email protected] (781) 284-1127 a loved one in the Every moment of each day. & Sadly Missed by Love Mom Husband, Charlies, Revere Journal, & Children Ellen, Carol, Paula, Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral Please Call Charles, Paul, or call 781-485-0588 781-485-0588 and Grandchildren www.vazzafunerals.com Wednesday, March 6, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 9 OBITUARIES Goldberg releases new James Sorrento Andrea Vatalaro unclaimed property listings Retired educator who valued family Cambridge Savings Bank loan officer and Massachusetts State Trea- million in property to its right- surer Deborah Goldberg today ful owners. James Sor- Higashi School volunteer rento, of Revere, announced the latest grouping This newly released list Family and friends are in- of names that have been added includes only individuals and formerly of East vited to attend a Memorial to the state’s list of unclaimed businesses with unclaimed Boston, passed Mass on Saturday, March 9 at property owners. Over 45,000 property over $100. Treasurer away on Tues- 11 a.m. in St. Anthony of Pad- day, Feb. 26. He ua Church, 250 Revere St., new properties worth millions Goldberg urged all citizens to was 84 years old. Revere for Andrea E. Vatalaro of dollars are owed to individ- check the comprehensive list Jim, who was born and who passed most unexpect- uals and businesses through- for all amounts at www.find- raised in East Boston, was edly on Saturday, Feb. 23 at out the Commonwealth. massmoney.com or call our an avid baseball and football Boston’s Massachusetts Gen- “We currently hold over live call center at 888-344- player at East Boston and eral Hospital following a brief $3.4 billion in unclaimed MASS (6277). English High. He joined the illness. She was 46 years old. property at Treasury and it The full list of the new indi- army and was a Korean War He was the caring brother of Born in Boston, she spent could be yours,” said Treasur- viduals and businesses added veteran, stationed in Europe. the late Sarah Robinson, Ma- her early years in the Mal- with Autism Spectrum Disor- er Deborah Goldberg. “One in to the unclaimed property list After his military career, he rie Mascis and late Joseph, den-Everett area, and graduat- der reach their full potential ten Massachusetts residents will be published in the Bos- was a Waterfront Director at Salvatore, Frank and Charles ed in 1991 from Malden High through the methodology of are owed money. Call our of- ton Globe on March 3 and the East Boston Camps in West- Sorrento. He is also survived School. Almost all of Andrea’s Daily Life Therapy. fice today to begin the claims Herald on March 10. In addi- ford. It was here that James by many loving nieces, neph- working career was spent in The devoted mother to process.” tion, the list of names will be met his wife, Rita. ews, cousins, and friends. the banking business. Since Khyle A. Hope and Tristian X. Unclaimed property in- published in over 30 regional James was a graduate of Family and friends will 1999, Andrea, found a home Hope, both of Everett, she is cludes forgotten savings and and local papers. Boston State and worked as honor James’s life by gather- at the East Cambridge Sav- also survived by her faithful checking accounts, un-cashed The Treasury releases an an Adjustment Counselor in ing in Vazza’s “Beechwood” ings Bank of Cambridge. The companion of 32 years, Jason checks, insurance policy pro- updated list of unclaimed Boston, a Title 1 Director in Funeral Home, 262 Beach St., administration at East Cam- C. Ward of Everett. She was ceeds, stocks, dividends, and property assets every six Revere, and a teacher at Lynn Revere at 8:30 a.m., today, bridge Savings Bank realized the proud daughter of the late Public Schools. He was a the contents of unattended months as the new accounts Wednesday, before leaving in the “diamond in the rough” Joseph Vatalaro and Kay F. safe deposit boxes. Most ac- are turned over to the Com- member of St. Anthony’s Par- procession to St. Anthony’s who presented herself there (Prebensen) Carroll, the dear counts are considered aban- monwealth. There is no time ish and his favorite pastimes Church in Revere for a Fu- and encouraged her work eth- sister to Esther M. Vatalaro doned and are turned over to limit for a person to claim this included watching old mov- neral Mass to be celebrated ic and saw to it that it be re- of Winthrop, Maryellen Vata- the state after three years of property and, in many cases, ies, golfing and dancing. Jim in his honor at 10 a.m. Inter- warded with executive place- laro of Everett, Paul Vatalaro loved to travel, near and far. ment will follow at Woodlawn ment. As a loan officer, she inactivity. Last year, Trea- claimants will receive inter- of South Carolina and the late sury processed over 123,000 est. Above all, Jim valued fam- Cemetery in Everett. In lieu was most sought after because Wendy M. Strauss and Alan J. claims and returned over $125 ily, and enjoyed raising his of flowers, donations may be of her abundant patience with Vatalaro. She is also lovingly two sons and later spending made in James’s name to the customers and their families. survived by her aunt, Eileen time and sharing his knowl- Neighborhood PACE Program Her loss will be realized and T. Prebensen of Illinois, and edge with his grandchildren. at the East Boston Neighbor- mourned for a very long time. many nieces, nephews and He was the loving father hood Health Center at www. Although she was most cousins. of Dr. Jim Sorrento and his ebnhc.org or to St. Anthony young at 46 years, she took Visiting hours are respect- Airbnb // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 daughter-in-law, Rachael of of Padua Restoration Fund, the role as “Matriarch” of her fully omitted and interment Rowley and Mark Sorrento 250 Revere St., Revere, MA family, giving her dear mom, will be private. would also insure that your hotels.” of Winthrop. Jim was adored 02151. For guest book and Kay, a respite from the many In lieu of flowers, remem- they’re running a proper es- “It’s hard to court the ho- by his grandchildren, Stephen directions, please visit www. years that Kay had the lead. brances may be made to the tablishments.” tel business and tell them to Moniz and Anthony Sorrento. vazzafunerals.com. Andrea also followed her Boston Higashi School, Attn: Keefe said that there are spend millions of dollars to mom in her footsteps as a ded- Development Office, 800 five new hotels coming to Re- construct new hotels and say, icated volunteer at the Bos- North Main St., Randolph, vere “and to say we want to ‘oh by the way, we’re going Emma Allouise ton Higashi School of Ran- MA 02368. For more informa- have a hotel industry in our to allow someone to pay no dolph. The Higashi School tion, please visit www.vertuc- city and then allow anyone to taxes to operate [Airbnb prop- Retired LPN was founded in 1987 to help cioandsmith.com. circumvent that with an Airb- erties] near you with zero reg- children and young adults nb – that doesn’t really protect ulations.’” Emma Allouise, 93, of Re- vere, passed away at home on Thursday, Feb. 28 surrounded Raymond Petrello by family. Of Revere Emma was born on Dec. 25, 1925 in Petersham to the Raymond Petrello of Re- late George W. Yonker, Sr. and vere died on March 4 at the Edith W. (Hunting) Yonker age of 92. and the late Mae Yonker. She Raymond proudly served grew up in Barre and graduat- his country in the U.S. Marine ed from Barre High School. Corps during World War II. She attended nursing school He was the beloved hus- and worked as an LPN at what leen M. Duguay and her late band of Eleanor (Vigliotti), was formerly known as the husband, Norman (“Nussie”) devoted father of retired RFD Winthrop Hospital. While of Athol. She is also survived Raymond Petrello and his SPOTLIGHT working at the Winthrop Hos- by many loving nieces and wife, Ann of Topsfield and Our RevereTV staff loves when community members pital, she met and married her nephews. Steven Perello and his loving bring new people to experience community access pro- husband, Pasquale (“Pat”) Al- The family would like to companion, Deb D’Arcangelo at the Paul Buonfiglio & louise. She settled in Revere express their gratitude to San- of Revere; cherished grandfa- Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, duction on their own shows. An example of this would and raised a family. dra Acquaviva of Revere for ther of Steven Petrello, Ashley 128 Revere St, Revere on be Kim Luiso of Kim’s Got Crafts. Kim has four new kids Emma’s joys in life includ- the loving care she provided Petrello, Alexis Robbins and Monday, March 11, from 10 to take on season two of crafting. A new cast was at RTV ed cats, walking at either Re- Emma and her family. The her husband, Peter and Rachel a.m. to noon followed by a vere Beach or the Square One family will also always be Welch; adoring great-grandfa- Prayer Service at noon. In- to take a general studio class to learn how to produce Mall, puzzle building, nee- grateful for the exceptional ther of Dylan Welch, Arianna terment will be in Woodlawn Kim’s show, including skills for on camera and behind the dlework, coloring, and cook- and compassionate care given Robbins and Charles “Char- Cemetery. For guest book scenes. ing. Above all else, Emma by Grace, Cindy and others lie” Robbins. please visit www.Buonfiglio. loved her family and her cats. from All Care in response to A visitation will be held com. She leaves her husband of the dementia Emma encoun- Alexandra Coppola is also on the second season of her 70 years, Pat Allouise of Re- tered later in her life. vere. She was the devoted Her Funeral will be Michelle Powers show, Static Guise. Alexandra was here working on an mother of John Allouise and from the Paul Buonfiglio & edit of an episode, but spent time creating new content his wife, Marie of Mississip- Sons-Bruno Funeral Home Of Revere as well. In her latest studio session, she experimented pi, Donna Allouise and Patri- 128 Revere St., Revere today, Michelle Powers of Revere cia Allouise, both of Revere, Wednesday, March 6 at 10 died on March 4. and Joseph Allouise and his a.m. followed by a Memorial She was the cherished personal project will soon be revealed in new episodes wife, Ruth of Beverly; cher- Service at 10:30 a.m. Rela- mother of Madeline Case with an infinity screenfor seasoneffect. This two. feature and a secret ished grandmother of Nicole tives and friends are kindly of Revere, Kristin Case and Surette and her husband, Ron- invited. Interment will be in Kyle Dalrymple, both of Flor- ald of Saugus, Jacqui Allou- Woodlawn Cemetery. In lieu ida, beloved daughter of John Known for their marathon recording sessions, the ise-Roberge and her husband, of flowers, donations can be Powers and the late Maureen MigranTV crew was in the studio Friday to do just that. Ray of New Hampshire, and made to Alzheimer’s Asso- (McCarthy) and loving life Host, William Peña, and director, Diana Cardona, record- Isabella Allouise of Beverly; ciation, Massachusetts/New partner of Robert J. DiGrego- ed several new episodes focusing on health and wellness, cherished great-grandmother Hampshire Chapter, 309 Wa- rio of Swampscott; devoted of Tiffany and Alex Surette of verley Oaks Road, Waltham, sister of Maryanne Jans and but also featured live musical performers. What is special Saugus; dear sister of Ann J. MA 02452. For guest book, her husband, Gordon of Flor- about the MigranTV crew, is that they are mostly able to Hebert and her husband, Nor- please visit www.Buonfiglio. ida, Charlene Theodore and record shows straight to tape, so there is often no editing man of Petersham, Margaret com. her husband, John of Lynn, C. Thayer of Athol and Kath- Jacqueline Chagaris of Re- Brayden Baeza, and many involved in post-production. vere, Maureen Feeney and her loving nieces and nephews. Her Funeral will be husband, James of Medford, Last week, Revere Senior News recorded its March epi- Maryellen McLaughlin Michael Powers and Shawn from the Paul Buonfiglio & Of Revere Powers, both of Revere and Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, sode with guest, Pamela Pattavina, Director of Business the late Pamela Feldberg, 128 Revere St., Revere on for PACE. This show has long been hosted by Stephen Saturday, March 9 at 9:30 a.m. Maryellen (Panarello) Mc- Deborah Cagliuso, John Pow- Fielding and Morris Morris. In the March episode, Pat- Laughlin of Revere died on ers, Madeline Powers and followed by a Funeral Mass in March 1. Mary Powers. She is also sur- the Immaculate Conception tavina focused on the opening of the Neighborhood PACE She was the beloved wife vived by one loving grandson, Church at 10:30 a.m. Rela- location on Garofalo Street in Revere. of the late Kenneth McLaugh- tives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours will be lin, dear sister of Patricia and The RevereTV crew live-streamed the Revere High School her husband, Lawrence Aiello Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. In lieu Sr. of Andover and William of flowers, donations may be Girls Basketball game last week from Reading as RHS F. Panarello and Carol Nor- made to the American Cancer competed against the Rockets. The game can still be Society, 30 Speen St., Fram- ton of Marblehead; adoring viewed on YouTube and our channel (Comcast 8, RCN 3). aunt of Patti O’Leary and her ingham, MA 01701 Interment husband, David, Susan Cava- will be in Woodlawn Cem- This was the last winter sports game covered etery. For guest book please naugh and her husband, Bill, chael Slayton, David O’Leary by RevereTV this season. visit www.Buonfiglio.com. Lisa Slayton, Lawrence Aiello and Harper Vining. Danny S. Smith Jr. and his wife, Alison, Gina She will be sorely missed Panarello, Jamie Panarello 773 Broadway by her family and friends. At Revere, MA 02151 and Fred Vining and caring the request of the family, pri- To remember great aunt to Andrew MacMil- Phone (781) 284-7756 vate services were held. For www.vertuccioandsmith.com lan, Ashley MacMillan, Maria guest book please visit www. a loved one in the Revere Journal, Aiello, Megan Aiello, Joseph Buonfiglio.com. Please Call 781-485-0588 Aiello, Victoria Slayton, Mi- Page 10 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, March 6, 2019 Celebrating Read Across America Day in Revere On Friday, March 1, grade schools across the city celebrated Read Across Ameri- Students at the Garfield, Whelan, and Beachmont schools got special visits from ca Day. Read Across America Day is a literary-centric holiday based around the chil- city officials, past and present educators and family and friends. These guest readers drens author, Dr. Seuss’ birthday. Schools celebrated by making Dr. Seuss-inspired treated the students to some of Seuss’s classic limericks. crafts and hats.

Mayor Brian Arrigo takes a selfie with students.

Councilor Rizzo reads to Ms. Felice’s first-grade class for DR SUESS’ birthday on Friday at Garfield. Police Chief James Guido is shown with the students whiom he read to on Read Across America Day.

Pictured above, right, and below Garfield Elementary School kinder- gartden teacher Jessica Gulizia had a few different guest readers come in to read to her class to celebrate Read Across America. Guest readers included RPD Officer Dennis Hickey, mother of Gulizia, Debra Sablone, Officer Dennis Hickey with the students he read to at the Garfield School. and brother, Anthony Gulizia.

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CELEBRATING ST. MARY’S HOCKEY SENIORS The St. Mary’s High School boys hockey program, under families were honored before the Lowell Catholic-St. Mary’s the direction of Head Coach Mark Lee, held its Senior Day game. The seniors have been an integral part of a tremendous run ceremonies on Saturday at the Connery Rink. The Spartans went out and defeated Lowell Catholic, 2-0, that includes winning the 2017 Division 1 state championship The team’s five seniors, Colin Reddy, Nicky Napolitano, to improve their record to 15-5, continuing the program’s sus- at the TD Garden. Damon Maribito, Kyle Oullette, and Jared Coppola, and their tained excellence during the Mark Lee Era.

The Ouellette family at Senior Night ceremonies for the St. St. Mary’s senior captain and forward Nicky Napolitano, with his St. Mary’s senior forward Jared Coppola, with his mother, Jackie Mary’s Hockey team included father Steve, senior defenseman mother, Michelle Napolitano, twin sister Kiana Napolitano, and Coppola, Gianna Berkowitz, his father, Stephen Coppola, broth- and captain Kyle, mother Maureen, and sophomore defensem- father Nick Napolitano. er Jake Coppola, and sister Casey Coppola. an and brother, Kory, all of Lynn.

Boston City FC Lions roar into Revere for the 2019 National Premier Soccer League season — NPSL Club will call Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere home — Boston City FC will kick Boston City FC plays at ence of the NPSL Northeast have strong ties to the local matches in both Revere and these venues will provide our off the 2019 National Premier the highest level of the Unit- Region and will call Harry youth soccer community, will Medford,” said Boston City supporters with quality facil- Soccer League (NPSL) sea- ed States Adult Soccer Asso- Della Russo Stadium in Re- also host two regular season FC Managing Director Craig son in a new home and two ciation (USASA) sanctioned vere home for the upcoming matches, at Hormel Stadium. Tornberg. “Performing in See LIONS Page 20 new venues when the Lions league structure in the eight- season. The neighboring city “We are so excited to roar into Revere this spring. team North Atlantic Confer- of Medford, where the Lions provide our loyal fans with

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PHOTO BY CHRIS ADUAMA Boston City’s top scorer Isaac Addai.

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HIGH RENTS tion. said. “It usually happens 15 to ZONTA CLUB OF CHELSEA HONORS DRIVING STUDENTS “This is definitely some- 18 months after a crisis. We’ll thing we have to pay attention watch to see if this summer JANE M. KLAUSMAN SCHOLARSHIP RECEIPENT FROM SCHOOLS to,” she said. “The demo- enrollments begin to come in CHELSEA - Supt. Mary graphics in our schools are from that country.” Bourque said that for the first telling of what is coming to In Brazil, she said a down time in decades, more stu- the community at-large. We’re economy has already brought dents are leaving the Chelsea the canary in the coal mine for a trickling of new Brazilian Public Schools (CPS) than are community shift. I see it as a students to the district. coming in – an exodus of stu- positive though because we dents that seems to be heading can look at it and get out in CITY MANAGER mostly to Lynn. front so we can be prepared to OUTLINES “We’ve always had more meet the needs of that shift. students coming in from cer- A consequence of that loss ACCOMPLISHMENTS tain communities than stu- is that the CPS budget is like- CHELSEA -Fresh off of a dents leaving Chelsea for ly going to shrink due to the new contract, City Manag- those communities,” said smaller enrollments. er Tom Ambrosino gave an Bourque this week. “Since “We already have an issue enthusiastic opening to city July, we’re seeing the in- with the Foundation Budget at council meeting during his verse. We have more going the state level being broken, State of the City Address, out to the four communities and it still needs to be fixed,” where he talked about Chel- of Lynn, Revere, Everett and she said. “We still need to ad- sea’s accomplishments in Boston…A few years ago, vocate for that. At the same 2018, as well as its goals for we were seeing an influx of time, we have a confounding 2019. students from outside of the situation where we’re losing “I feel confident in saying country. We’re seeing the re- student enrollment that re- that the state of our City of verse. We’re not seeing that sults in a natural decrease in Chelsea is very good indeed,” influx from out of the country, staffing and resources due to he started. The Zonta Club of Chelsea, at their February monthly meeting, had the pleasure of honoring MIT and we’re actually seeing the that lower student enrollment. Among the achievements attendee Carmel Appel Raskin, recipient of the Zonta International Jane M. Klausman Women in exodus of our families more to The challenge will be keeping of the past year, Ambrosino Business Scholarship. Zonta District 1 Governor Elizabeth Hart presented her with the Scholar- the North Shore communities. those two budgetary issues noted that the City ended 2018 ship Certificate. The membership and many guests were there for this memorable evening. Invit- The movement is more to the separate and not allowing with an excess of $28 million ed guest were Chelsea School Committee member Rosemarie Carlisle, Everett Interim Superin- North Shore. I think it’s linked them to blend together. They in its coffers. tendent of Schools Janice Gauthier, Everett school teacher Josephine Penza and MGH Operations to housing and affordability.” are two different issues.” “There’s not another city Specialist Maria Valles. According to CPS data, Bourque said the situation our size in the entire Com- Pictured above left to right, Zonta International Area 4 Director Barbara Anderson, JMK Women from July 1, 2019 through reminds her of what Somer- monwealth with that level of in Business Scholarship recipient Carmel Appel Raskin, District 1 Governor Elizabeth Hart, Zonta Feb. 14 - 257 Chelsea stu- ville Public Schools went reserves,” he said. “That is a Club of Chelsea President Joan Lanzillo-Hahesy and Scholarship Chair Pamela Miller. dents left for other communi- through some years ago as it testament to the shrewd finan- ties in Massachusetts. Of the gentrified on the back of Cam- cial planning of City Coun- 257, the largest pattern saw 29 bridge’s successes. At one cil.” from City Council.” specifically for grants to- al istration supports a full and going to Boston; 35 going to point, she said she recalled In 2018, Chelsea was In terms of goals for 2019, low high-achieving, low-in- thorough investigation of the Everett; 44 going to Lynn; and they had somewhere around also one of only 35 cities in Ambrosino highlighted the ef- come high school students in matter in a timely fashion,” 34 going to Revere. Those are 6,000 students enrolled in the the country to be awarded a fort to renovate the downtown Chelsea to attend Bunker Hill said Brendan Moss of the places that, historically, Bour- public schools, but as that City Bloomberg Challenge grant Chelsea area, building on the Community College free of governor’s office. que said usually leak more changed, the numbers dwin- for its vision to reduce crime foundational work done in charge. The legal process for re- students to Chelsea than Chel- dled down to around 4,000. with preventative care. 2018. “This idea of public fund- moving someone from a local sea loses to them. That trend She said Chelsea should fight “Because of that award, our “We added police, social ing for education beyond Housing Authority board calls has changed now. to keep that from happening model of predicting harm and services, more lighting, dec- just high school is gaining for several steps before one The root cause could come here. then engaging in cross-sector orative banners, public art,” momentum in this nation,” can be removed. The respon- for multiple reasons, but Bour- collaboration to address the he said. “We’ve created an he said. “We can feel a sense sibility for getting the process que said she firmly believes it Looking for a wave from harm got national attention,” atmosphere and foundation a pride that Chelsea is in the started and removing mem- all comes down to the drastic Venezuela, Brazil said Ambrosino. “It’s gaining for success, so what we need forefront of that movement.” bers lies with the City Council rise in rents and housing costs Chelsea has always had a interest and it has people seek- to do now is finalize the work and the mayor. in Chelsea. reputation and a practice of ing to replicate that, not just in that remains.” They are empowered to “I do believe it’s the rising having open arms to refugees Massachusetts, but outside as Ambrosino outlined four FORESTEIRE “make and receive . . . written rental properties around the and new immigrant popula- well.” areas of improvement for LEAVES HOUSING charges against any member community,” she said. “Right tions. Ambrosino cited the City’s downtown Chelsea: finalizing of a housing or redevelopment now, Chelsea is experiencing Now, as new immigrant increased development in the design for the infrastruc- AUTHORITY authority in such city or town it just like, if not more so, than families seem to be migrating 2018, such as the construc- ture improvements for one- EVERETT - With the appointed by the department other communities. We’re los- a bit towards the North Shore, tion of two new hotels and the way schemes, adopting the charges against former Supt. [of housing and community ing many, many families. I’m Supt. Mary Bourque said they multi-million dollar expan- necessary zoning permissions Fred Foresteire leveled last development],” read the state seeing documents of many, are keeping an eye on Brazil sion of a pharmaceutical com- to improve the facade of the week, new attention immedi- law. many families going to Lynn and Venezuela as potential pany. He also mentioned the corridor, offering a rich array ately was brought to his ser- If there are written charges, in particular. Lynn seems to be sources of incoming students. $10 million grant by the state of cultural and artistic activi- vice on the Everett Housing it lies upon the mayor and City the most popular destination Bourque said immigrant to reconstruct Broadway from ties, and submitting a request Authority (EHA) board, and Council to refer those charges, for families being able to find groups from crisis areas of the City Hall to the Revere Line, for proposal (RFP) for the news traveled fast that Forest- which now exist in the Forest- rental properties. Secondarily, world typically begin showing as well as a $3 million federal redevelopment of the former eire quietly had resigned from eire case, to the Department of they are going to Revere, Ev- up in Chelsea schools about Economic Development Ad- Salvation Army site. that seat recently. Housing and Community De- erett and Boston.” 10 to 15 months after the cri- ministration (EDA) grant to The City Manager threw In a letter dated Feb. 13, velopment (DHCD), as well Bourque, who has stud- sis in their countries. renovate Chelsea’s waterfront, his support behind the Forbes Foresteire indicated he would as the governor’s office. ied student mobility in depth With the recent political one of the largest grants given Proposal, which is up before resign from the Board effec- The law says the standard during her career, said many upheaval in Venezuela with its by the EDA to any municipal- the City Board of Appeals next tive Feb. 15. for which a member must ad- studies have indicated over leadership, she said the feder- ity in the country in 2018, and month for the redevelopment Foresteire has been on the here to include: “inefficiency, the years that student popu- al government is considering one of the only grants issued of the Chelsea waterfront, EHA board as the governor’s neglect of duty or misconduct lation is a bellwether for the giving Temporary Protected in Massachusetts. claiming that it will include appointment for some time, in office.” changes that are coming to a Status (TPS) to Venezuelans. “We kept our promises to affordable condominiums for and has served for many gov- The member must also be community. That, she said, could result in our residents in 2018 by do- Chelsea residents looking to ernors, including Gov. Charlie given notice and opportunity In Chelsea, she said she more students arriving from ing good services,” Ambrosi- become homeowners. Baker. for a hearing on his or her re- believes this latest trend in that country soon. no reflected. “I think we can Ambrosino also mentioned In conversations earlier this moval. student population could be “It will be interesting to achieve the same level of suc- the planned infrastructure year, upon learning of the al- However, with the resigna- sounding an alarm for the wait and see if we get an in- cess in 2019 if we have the and capital improvements for legations against Foresteire, tion, none of that process was community to try to take ac- flux from Venezuela,” she same level of collaboration 2019, including work to the the Independent inquired of necessary. Chelsea Greenway, the Chel- Foresteire’s EHA seat. The sea Garden Cemetery and Vet- governor’s office at the time MIDDLESEX erans’ Field. This would all be said they have heard of the DA CHARGES in the context of a master plan, investigations into Foresteire, the first of its kind in Chelsea but they cannot unilaterally FORESTEIRE WITH since the 1970s. remove Foresteire. SEVERAL COUNTS The City Manager em- “Gov. Baker believes there EVERETT - Former Supt. 0 phasized the importance of be should zero tolerance for Fred Foresteire has been investing in affordable hous- sexual harassment, especially Revere Proud ing as well as in education, in our schools, and the admin- See METRO NEWS Page 15 Give the Gift of Hometown News A year’s subscription to The Revere Journal, The Chelsea Record or The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. Hoodies & Winter Hats0 $2630 in town or $50 60 for out of town. 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Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14 charged with seven counts Tom Abruzzese said he Gaeta, a lifelong Eastie res- Boston prides itself on at- the East Boston YMCA’s An- tha Faro Petersen has been on of assault and battery for al- couldn’t comment immedi- ident, will replace Ann Mar- tracting top talent to guide nual Reach Out Breakfast, force since October 2018 who legedly inappropriately touch- ately on the charges, but said garet Gutierrez, who led the the organization in youth de- which is set for Thursday, completed the police academy ing three female Everett Pub- they would be “stunning” if East Boston Y since 2015. velopment, healthy living, April 25 at 7 a.m. at the Hilton in 2018. Vanessa graduated lic Schools (EPS) employees. true. He said they would like- “Working with the YMCA and social responsibility,” Boston Logan Airport. from the Recruit Academy in Middlesex District Attor- ly be calling a special meeting of Greater Boston has always says YMCA of Greater Bos- To purchase tickets visit 2018. ney Marian Ryan and Po- in the near future to discuss been a rewarding experience ton President and CEO James www.ymcaboston.org/east- Samantha Petersen gradu- lice Chief Steven Mazzie the next steps. for me,” said Gaeta, who Morton. “We are thrilled to boston/breakfast. ated with a degree in crim- announced the charges last That came quickly, as the will take the reins in Eastie promote Joe from within and inal justice at Westfield State week, noting that Foresteire, City’s website had posted on March 4. “Making sure we are excited to see where while her sister Vanessa grad- 75, will be arraigned on April at 11:53 a.m. an emergency community needs are met no Joe takes the East Boston Y COUNCIL APPROVES uated from LaSalle College 4 in Malden District Court. meeting for Tuesday at 8 p.m., matter what the circumstance and the positive impact he TWO MORE POT with a degree in criminal jus- The charges were born out beyond Independent dead- is part of the core of our mis- will have on individuals and tice. of a controversy that surfaced lines, for an executive ses- sion. Being able to serve the families in the area.” SHOPS “We have totally differ- around Thanksgiving last year sion “to investigate charges of community of East Boston During his tenure, Gaeta has LYNN - The City Council ent personalities,” Samantha when Foresteire was accused criminal misconduct.” has always been a passion of been responsible for Member- approved two more special said. “She’s more the fun, lov- of sexual harassment by a for- That meeting was not ex- mine. Coming home and lead- ship, Aquatics, Healthy Liv- permits for the opening of able, carefree and I’m more mer EPS employee, Andrea pected to be in open session, ing this extraordinary organi- ing and Youth Development/ recreational marijuana shops. regimented, don’t break the Garay. Garay filed a complaint and it was called for by Inter- zation and team has always Teen programs. He created Good Chemistry, which has rules.” with the Massachusetts Com- im Supt. Janice Gauthier. been a dream. I look forward the East Boston YMCA Cred- another shop in Worcester and The two, new officers grew mission Against Discrimina- Attorney Tara Swartz, who to continuing the longstanding it Recovery Program, in part- a cultivation site in Belling- up in Winthrop, as did their tion (MCAD). That launched represents some of the vic- tradition of serving the com- nership with Boston Public ham, would open a Lynn shop parents and grandparents, Sal- an investigation into that and tims, including Garay, did not munity of East Boston as its Schools and East Boston High at 696 Western Ave., the site vatore and Elaine Faro. other incidents, and led to the return a phone call seeking next Executive Director.” School, which gives students of the old Tony’s Florist. Joe It was their mother Elaine sudden retirement of Foresteire comment. Gaeta is a 13-year YMCA a second chance to make up Ciota, owner of the property Faro who pushed Samantha in December after more than The Massachusetts Teach- veteran with a decade of ser- work and lost credits at their said he supports his tenant. to join the Police Explor- 50 years on the job in Everett. ers Association, nor the Ever- vice at the East Boston Y own pace out of school to en- Good Chemistry was ers Club, run by Sgt. Steve DA Ryan stated that For- ett Teachers Association, were under his belt. Gaeta started sure they graduate on time. He founded by Matthew Huron, Rogers. Samantha Petersen esteire was charged with the immediately available for as a part-time camp counsel- also implemented extended who began cultivating canna- said when she was a kid she following crimes: comment as well. or during which he created teen times where the building bis 20 years ago to provide re- thought the Explorers were •Indecent assault and bat- DA Ryan reminded these and implemented education was open for just teens, after lief for his father, his father’s for boys, but soon found out tery on a person over the age charges are allegations and curriculum for youth, ages 5 hours, free of charge. partner, and others living with otherwise. of 60. the defendant is presumed in- through 13. Gaeta said public service HIV/AIDS and other critical “I wasn’t playing sports or •Assault and Battery. nocent until proven guilty. In 2010 he advanced with- has been a long-standing tra- illnesses. anything. My mother kept tell- •And, five counts of inde- in his career to the associa- dition in his Eastie family. Today, Good Chemistry is ing me I needed something to cent assault and battery on a tion-wide Director of Teen Following in his grandparents a leading provider of medical do so I joined the Explorers,” person over the age of 14. GAETA TO LEAD Programs for which he su- 30 years of advocacy work and adult-use cannabis prod- Samantha Petersen said, add- ucts and related services, and ing that their older brother Mi- The seven counts were fo- LOCAL YMCA pervised the teen fitness cen- he is the Treasurer of the East cused on three victims, Ryan ter and family programming Boston Girls Softball League is committed to making life chael has been supportive too. said, all of whom were EPS EAST BOSTON - A fa- and assisted in fundraising and a longtime supporter and better for patients and con- “After the first meeting of the employees who were known miliar face will return to East efforts for youth scholarships former Board Member for sumers. The company opened Explorers I was hooked,” she to him. Boston to lead the East Boston to camp. East Boston Main Streets. the first medical cannabis dis- said. “I started at 15 so I ba- sically grew up here. It’s been An attorney that repre- YMCA next month. Joe Gae- In his most recent position, With a passion for creating pensary in Worcester in Au- ta, who served as the East Bos- gust 2018. an easy transition because it sented Foresteire before the Director of Operations for the opportunities for others, he feels like home.” School Committee, from ton Y’s Director of Teen Pro- Huntington Avenue YMCA, holds a bachelor’s degree in Good Chemistry has devel- grams for several years before oped and implemented best In the Explorers members Spruce Law, did not return a he oversees 5,000 members History and Secondary Edu- are exposed to day to day calls phone call seeking comment. leaving to become Director of and an operating budget of cation from the University of practices in the medical and Operations for the Huntington adult-use cannabis industry in a police officer responds to. Mayor Carlo DeMaria de- $7 million while managing Massachusetts. These scenarios help build the clined to comment on the Avenue YMCA, was named 11 full-time and 100 part-time East Boston Y members, Massachusetts, Colorado and this week as the new East Bos- Nevada. Good Chemistry is foundation of the police officer. charges. staff members. friends and supporters are en- Vanessa Petersen started School Committee Chair ton Y’s Executive Director. “The YMCA of Greater couraged to meet Gaeta during a well-respected, established company with a strong track with the Explorers at the age of 13. She currently works at record of compliance with Boston Medical Center in the SENIOR CENTER NEWS state and local regulations. public safety Dept.. The second shop approved “We just did a training and Rossetti-Cowan Senior Only Routine Foot Care Ketchup, Onion Rings, Mixed (leaves 8:00 a.m., Returns is Tree Market, LLC which I embraced everything they plans to operate at 3 Mt. Center including cutting of toenails Vegetables, Cling Peaches, 7:30 P.M.) -Free buffet or said,” Samantha Petersen said. Vernon St., Unit 6. The pre- Chair Massage TBA and trimming of Calluses will Milk, Coffee or Tea $10.00 Voucher for select- “Everyone just instantly be- sentation was not as exten- Therapeutic Massage can be offered. Referrals to oth- Tuesday, March 12th…. came my role models.” ed restaurants at Foxwoods. sive as others. Eli Volynsky, relax tense Muscles due to er Specialists will be made if Stuffed Cabbage, Oven But- Going through the academy -Movie, refreshments and bin- co-founder and CEO has overwork or stress. It can also necessary for more compli- tered Noodles, Tomato Soup, is not easy and the two sisters go on bus - $10.00 Slot Play teamed up with Danny Ra- improve the blood supply to cated problems. Services will Pineapple Chunks, Milk Cof- did not think they’d be making Payment required at time of zore, CFO, to create the shop. tissues, improve energy and fee or Tea history. Both credit their time be a discounted fee of $20 per reservation. For more infor- in the Explorers to fuel their alertness and relieve stress Wednesday, March 13th …. visit. mation call the Rossetti-Cow- desire to be police officers. and anxiety. Barbara Mac- Chicken Pot Pie, Mashed Po- PETERSEN SISTERS an Senior at 781-286-8156 “But it’s also a testament to Donald Certified and Licensed tatoes, Whole Wheat Bread, Hearing Program FIRST TO SERVE ON how well we did on the test,” Massage Therapist will be at Tropical Fruit Salad, Milk, Free Frequency Test and POLICE FORCE Samantha Petersen said. “I Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Coffee or Tea Come Learn about the ser- case history Analysis, as well WINTHROP - There have couldn’t ask for a better out- she will be offering 15-minute vices of the Dutiful Daughters. as cleaning are available with been brothers, uncles, fathers come.” chair massage from 10 s.m. Sign up Now for Rossetti-Cowan Senior Cen- Mary Marino at the Rosset- and grandfathers but there In the future, Samantha to noon. The cost is $10 per Foxwoods! ter, Thursday, March 14 10:00 ti/Cowan Senior Center, 25 has never been a set of sisters said she’s glad to start in Win- session and although walk-ins Wednesday, March 20, a.m. No sign-up required call Winthrop Ave for Elderly Res- serving on the Winthrop Po- throp but she does see herself 2019. Trip Includes; Senior Center for more infor- will be serviced, it is advis- idents the next hearing date lice Dept. until now. advancing her career to the -Roundtrip bus ticket mation, 781-286-8156. able to call for Reservation at Thursday, March 28, please Last week 23-year-old federal or state level, ATF or 781-286-8156. Call the cen- call Center appointments are Vanessa Faro Petersen was detective. ter for additional information. suggested but walk-ins will be SENIOR CENTER SNAPSHOT sworn in as a new reserve offi- “I’m enjoying my job and serviced if time allows cer in the Dept. where her 25- getting to know the communi- Monthly Podiatry Clinic year old sister Officer Saman- ty,” Samantha said. Dr. David Kaplan Foot Blood Pressure Doctor will be available at the Individual Conference Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Thursday, March 7 and 21 on Wednesday, April 3. REVERE Movie Wednesday BOY SCOUTS Revere Senior March 13th TBA & Patriot Club News Lunch Schedule CUB SCOUTS March 7 – March 14 Weather permitting, the March meeting of the Se- Thursday, February March nior Patriots Club will be on 7th …. Veal Cutlet W/Gra- March 12 at 1:00 P.M. vy, Mashed Potato, Carrots, Whole Wheat Bread, Manda-

Other events planned are rin Oranges, Milk, Coffee, or PHOTO BY STEPHEN W. FIELDING Date: Sunday,March March 17 17, 2019 as follows: Tea Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00PM Ellen Goldman, nutritionist from Mystic Valley Elder Services, April 25 is our first trip Friday, March 8th … Sea- presented nutritional and dietary information to the Rosset- American Legion, 249 Broadway, Revere, MA Mama Mia at Danversport food Salad on a Roll, Pota- Adults $5.00 pre-sale or $6.00 at Door ti-Cowan Senior Center this week. Ellen also inspects our kitch- Children $3.00 pre-sale or $4.00 at Door Lunch and show $69.00 to Puffs, Sliced Pears, Milk, en twice a year, ensuring that the ServeSafe guidelines, menu Please call Lorraine 781- Coffee or Tea planning, and cooking and preparation standards for timing Please join us as Cub Scout Pack 15 and Boy Scout Troop 15 host their 5th Annual Pancake Breakfast at the American 289-3039 for reservations.. Monday, March 11th ..… and temperature are followed according to state guidelines. Legion in Revere. The menu consists of pancakes, and Cheeseburger on Roll w/ sausage, as well as coffee, tea, milk and orange juice. LAW OFFICE OF This is one of the primary fundraisers of the year for the Scouts!

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TEAM MCGRATH FUNDRAISER FOR DOUGIE MCGRATH AT CASA LUCIA

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The Team McGrath Fundraiser for Dougie Mc- Grath took place at Casa Lucia on Friday, Feb. 28. A commu- nity fixture, Dougie McGrath was recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and is now undergoing treatment. All proceeds of the fundraiser, which was 100 percent dona- tions, goes to help with the fi- nancial costs of the treatment, as the family’s life has had to change dramatically. More than 400 people at- Cheryl Wolfson, Carol Mosca and Saverio Candilieri. tended and supported the event. Gerry Visconti showing a call from Dougie McGrath, the man of the hour, during Team McGrath Fundraiser. Seen on left is Cheryl McGrath, wife of Dougie McGrath.

Family and friends of Dougie McGrath during Team McGrath Fundraiser.

Close friend Gerry Visconti Eddie Mahoney speaking Christine Albano and Elaine speaking during Team Mc- during Team McGrath Fund- Pelton. Grath Fundraiser. raiser.

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SENIORS ENJOY VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY WITH ALAN LABELLA AT ROSSETTI-COWAN

Photos-Stephen W. Fielding

The Rossetti-Cowan Se- nior Center hosted a special Valentine’s Party on Feb. 26. Fabulous DJ Alan Labella did his thing- bringing all the se- niors onto the dance floor for an hour of fun, frivolity, and lots of laughs. Thank you to Speaker DeLeo for two Val- entine’s sheet cakes and Jack Walsh and Norma Giraldi of Wheelabrator for their gener- ous gifts for seniors – baskets, centerpieces, and bags full of assorted products. Thank you to the many others who brought the seniors pastries, cookies, flowers, and gift cards.

Alan Labella and senior friends pose for a group photo.

Alan Labella doing his thing – senior participation. Alan Labella sings to Marilyn Carroll. Carole Fielding and Arlene DeGregorio sport Valentine hats.

Cheryl Kelly and Paul Ring relax and watch their fellow seniors. Dancing and moving to the music. Debbie Peczka of Mayor Arrigo’s office joins the fun.

Richard Serino, candidate for Ward 6 and representing RoseLee Vincent’s office and Joan Moscillo Seniors let loose on the dance floor. of Speaker DeLeo’s office with seniors.

Seniors sing ‘This Diamond Ring.’ Mayor Brian Arrigo speaks with seniors. Wednesday, March 6, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 17

SENIORS ENJOY VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY WITH ALAN LABELLA AT ROSSETTI-COWAN

Councillor Dan Rizzo hands out flowers. “Heart of my Hearts” is always a favorite song. Jack Walsh and Norma Giraldi of Wheelabrator.

Jay Higgins of Congresswoman Clark’s office with Mary Amato. Mary Amato and seniors love the center. Mary Pecarao, Marilyn Carroll, Lynette Nee, Francine Cataldo, Barbara Stoddard, and Ann Eagan.

Marianne Fiore, Lynette Nee, Francine Cataldo, Roseann Colannino, Mary Pecarao, and Jackie Luti. No stopping seniors from descending on the dance floor.

POLICE NEWS

JUVENILE JOY RIDE vehicle and use of a motor ve- tion. dicott Avenue address. When a car and trying to flee down him. A Revere youth has been hicle without authority. After a search of him, he arrived, he told the custom- Broadway. After an investigation, it charged with taking his fa- they found a large amount of er to come get the food. The Around 11:59 p.m., State was revealed he was intoxi- ther’s car for a late-night joy POTENTIAL change in his pocket, poten- customer said he was around Police reported that they ob- cated. ride on East Mountain Ave- BREAKING AND tially from the vehicles. the corner and was on his way served a car travel into Brown Julio Alexander San- nue and then crashing it into a Matthew Forti, 20, of – to meet him outside. Circle and hit a Toyota Camry. chez-Monteros, 37, of Lynn, parked car. ENTERING 1028 North Shore Road, was Suddenly, the man ap- The car then fled down Broad- was charged with operating Police were called to an ac- Revere Police have sum- charged with breaking and en- peared and was brandished a way, and Revere Police were under the influence, leaving cident on the street March 1 at monsed a Revere man for al- tering for a misdemeanor and knife. He demanded money summoned to assist. Police the scene, negligent operation 1:22 a.m. Witnesses said the legedly breaking into vehicle larceny under $1,200. from the driver and fled. chased the man down Broad- and possession of an open car had hit a parked car and on Roosevelt Street. The driver met police on way and eventually stopped container in a motor vehicle. police began to investigate. Around 4:30 a.m. on Feb. ROBBERY OF FOOD Bennington Street and Win- They found the driver was 16 25, police were called by resi- DRIVER throp Avenue. dents who said there were sus- The matter is under inves- and didn’t have a license. At Revere Police are investi- AG’s office to host events for that point, the boy’s father ar- picious youths going up and tigation. down the street. They were gating an armed robbery of a rived on scene and had no idea food delivery driver in Beach- Consumer Protection Week his son had the car. believed to be going into cars. HIT AND RUN Officers responded and mont on Sunday night. The juvenile was sum- Around 11:59 p.m., the Revere Police and State In celebration of the 21st senior consumer rights, and monsed to court for unli- searched the area and found Police arrested a Lynn man on annual National Consumer auto laws. A complete list of one youth that fit the descrip- driver reported that he was censed operation of a motor called to deliver food to an En- Feb. 28 for allegedly hitting Protection Week, Attorney consumer protection events General Maura Healey an- being held throughout March nounced a series of events de- is available here. signed to help empower and Each year, the AG’s Of- WEEKLY CRIME Report educate Massachusetts resi- fice provides direct assistance dents. to thousands of consumers Journal Staff Reports *Overlook Ridge Drive; Broadway; North Shore Rd; Sagamore Street; Parkway; “The AG’s Office advo- across Massachusetts. AG and Beach Street. Parkway/LBH; North Shore Broadway/Revere; Mountain/ cates for consumers every Healey’s Consumer Advocacy House Breaks: (1) Road; Park/Broadway; E. Kilburn; North Shore Rd/ day, arming them with the & Response Division (CARD) Overlook Ridge Drive. Motor Vehicle Accidents: Mountain Avenue; Revere Freeman; Beach/North Shore tools they need to make in- directly assists consumers by (32) Street; Furlong Drive; Sar- Rd; and Shirley/Beach. formed decisions and protect answering questions, offer- Commercial Breaks: (0) Brown Circle (4); Squire gent/Washington; Squire themselves from bad actors,” ing referrals to appropriate Road; Squire Road; Wash- Road; Beach Street; Parkway; House Parties/Loud Stereo said AG Healey. “This month, organizations or government Motor Vehicle *Thefts/ ington Avenue; Broadway; Bennington Street; North Complaints (after 9 p.m.): 6 we will travel throughout the agencies, working with busi- Breaks: (2) Parkside Place; Broadway; Shore Rd; Endicott Avenue; state to meet with consumers, nesses to resolve disputes, teach them about their rights, and providing information on Report and connect them with the other available services and ARREST resources we have available community-based consumer THURSDAY, FEB. 28 dent after causing property James Michael Deming, through our office.” programs. Julio Alexander San- damage, and negligent oper- FRIDAY, FEB. 27 34, of 418 Revere Beach During National Consum- In 2018, CARD worked on chez-Monteros, 37, of Lynn, ation of a motor vehicle. He A 16-year-old juvenile was Parkway, was arrested on two er Protection Week, the AG’s more than 34,000 cases, and was arrested on charges of op- also was cited for the civil mo- arrested on charges of unau- outstanding warrants and on a Office will offer consumer either directly or through its erating a motor vehicle while tor vehicle infraction of oper- thorized use of a motor vehi- charge of assault and battery. education events across the partnerships with local con- state on topics ranging from under the influence of liquor, ating a motor vehicle with an cle and unlicensed operation See CONSUMER WEEK Page 20 leaving the scene of an acci- open container of alcohol. of a motor vehicle. consumer awareness, scams, Black

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LEGAL NOTICE and to further postpone Deed and is shown on taxes, assessments, liens Annette C. Suffolk Division Additional information floor CTRM 4. Boston, MA 02114 filing a written response NOTICE OF at any adjourned the floor plans (the or claims in the nature of McGlinchey 24 New Chardon St. may be obtained You may respond by (617)788-8300 to the Petition or by MORTGAGEE’S sale-date by public “Floor Plans”) recorded liens or encumbrances is Date of Death: Boston, MA 02114 by contacting: The filing a written response CITATION ON appearing in person SALE OF proclamation at the with the Suffolk County made in the deed. 01/24/2017 (617)788-8300 Massachusetts General to the Petition or by PETITION FOR at the hearing. If you REAL ESTATE time and date appointed Registry of Deeds in 4. Additionally, and not A Petition for Order of CITATION ON Hospital, Attn: Ann-Marie appearing in person FORMAL choose to file a written By virtue and in for the adjourned sale Book 14411, Page 283, by way of limitation, the Complete Settlement has PETITION FOR Duffy-Keane, Director, at the hearing. If you ADJUDICATION response, you need to: execution of the Power date. The premises is to as affected by Amended sale shall be subject been filed by Angela FORMAL MGH Community Health choose to file a written Docket No. File the original with the of Sale contained in a be sold subject to and and Restated Master to and with the benefit Jernstedt of Tewksbury, ADJUDICATION Associates, 300 Ocean response, you need to: SU19P0291EA Court; and certain mortgage given with the benefit of all Deed recorded with said of any and all tenants, MA requesting that the Docket No. avenue Suite 5500 File the original with the Estate of: Mail a copy to all by Nilda Machado to easements, restrictions, Deeds in Book 14529, tenancies, and court enter a formal SU19P0443EA Revere, MA 02151 781- Court; and Thomas P. Dunne interested parties at least Long Beach Mortgage leases, tenancies, and Page 239. All capitalized occupants, if any. Decree of Complete Estate of: 485-6135. Mail a copy to all Date of Death: five (5) business days Company dated October rights of possession, terms not defined herein 5. No representation is Settlement including Diana Marie Written comments on interested parties at least 01/17/2019 before the hearing. 28, 2005, recorded building and zoning shall have the meaning or shall be made as to the allowance of a final Landry the proposed actions five (5) business days To all interested persons: The minor (or an at the Suffolk County laws, encumbrances, assigned to such terms in any amount of taxes due account First and Final Date of Death: and potential impacts before the hearing. A Petition for Formal adult on behalf of the Registry of Deeds in condominium liens, the Master Deed. and outstanding. and other such relief as 02/15/2019 to floodplains must The minor (or an Probate of Will with minor) has the right to Book 38381, Page 144; if any and all other An undivided .20953 6. The successful bidder may be requested in the To all interested persons: be submitted to the adult on behalf of the Appointment of Personal request that counsel be said mortgage was then claim in the nature of percent interest in the shall pay the future Petition. A Petition for Formal following address on minor) has the right to Representative has appointed for the minor. assigned to Deutsche liens, if any there be. common areas and condominium common You have the right Probate of Will with or before March 23, request that counsel be been filed by Christine A minor over age 14 has Bank National Trust In the event that the facilities (the “Common charges commencing to obtain a copy of Appointment of Personal 2019: The Massachusetts appointed for the minor. MacLean of Ipswich, MA the right to be present Company, as certificate successful bidder at the Elements”) of the with the date of the the Petition from the Representative has been General Hospital, Attn: A minor over age 14 has requesting that the Court at any hearing, unless trustee on behalf of foreclosure sale shall Condominium (the auction. Petitioner or at the Court. filed by Neilson Landry, Ann-Marie Duffy- the right to be present enter a formal Decree the Court finds that it is Bosco Credit II Trust default in purchasing “Beneficial Interest”) as 7. No representation is or You have a right to Jr. of Plymouth, MA Keane, Director, MGH at any hearing, unless and Order and for such not in the minor’s best Series 2010-1 by virtue the within described set forth in the Master shall be made as to any object to this proceeding. requesting that the Court Community Health the Court finds that it is other relief as requested interests. of an assignment dated property according to Deed; other mortgages, liens, To do so, you or your enter a formal Decree Associates, 300 Ocean not in the minor’s best in the Petition. THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: November 15, 2005, the terms of this Notice An easement for the or encumbrances of attorney must file a and Order and for such avenue Suite 5500 interests. The Petitioner requests An important court and recorded in Book of Sale and/or the terms exclusive use of Parking record. written appearance and other relief as requested Revere, MA 02151 781- THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: that: Christine MacLean proceeding that may 59702, Page 321; of of the Memorandum Space No. U-51 as shown 8. No representation is or objection at this Court in the Petition. 485-6135. An important court of Ipswich, MA be affect your rights has which mortgage the of Sale executed at the on the Floor Plans, shall be made as to the before 10:00 a.m. on The Petitioner requests 3/6/19, 3/7/19 proceeding that may appointed as Personal been scheduled. If you undersigned is the time of foreclosure, the subject to the conditions condition of the Premises 03/21/2019. that: Neilson Landry, R,C affect your rights has Representative(s) of do not understand this present holder for breach Mortgagee reserves the described in the Master or the This is NOT a hearing Jr. of Plymouth, MA be been scheduled. If you said estate to serve notice or other court of conditions of said right to sell the property Deed and the By-Laws of Condominium. The date, but a deadline by appointed as Personal do not understand this Without Surety on the papers, please contact an mortgage and for the by foreclosure deed the Condominium. Premises shall be sold which you must file a Representative(s) of said LEGAL NOTICE notice or other court bond in an unsupervised attorney for legal advice. purpose of foreclosing to the second highest An easement for the “as is.” written appearance and estate to serve on the COMMONWEALTH papers, please contact an administration. Date: February 25, 2019 the same will be sold bidder, providing that exclusive use of a 9. Other items, if any, objection if you object bond in an unsupervised OF MASSACHUSETTS attorney for legal advice. IMPORTANT Felix D. Arroyo at PUBLIC AUCTION at said second highest storage area to be shall be announced at to this proceeding. administration. THE TRIAL COURT Date: February 25, 2019 NOTICE Register of Probate 10:00 AM on April 3, bidder shall deposit assigned from time the sale. If you fail to file a IMPORTANT PROBATE AND Felix D. Arroyo You have the right 3/6/19 2019, on the mortgaged with the Mortgagee’s to time by the Board 10. The sale is subject to written appearance and NOTICE FAMILY COURT Register of Probate to obtain a copy of R premises. This property attorneys, the amount of of Managers of the and in accordance with objection followed by an You have the right Suffolk Division 3/6/19 the Petition from the has the address of 14 the required deposit as St. George Seaside the Judgment and Order, Affidavit of Objections to obtain a copy of 24 New Chardon St. R Petitioner or at the Court. Caruso Court, Revere, set forth herein. If the Condominiums and a copy of which within thirty (30) days the Petition from the Boston, MA 02114 You have a right to LEGAL NOTICE MA 02151. The entire second highest bidder Beach Club Association may be obtained from of the return date, action Petitioner or at the Court. (617)788-8300 object to this proceeding. Public Notice mortgaged premises, declines to purchase (the “Association”), the seller’s counsel, may be taken without You have a right to ORDER FOR SERVICE LEGAL NOTICE To do so, you or your City of Revere all and singular, the the within described the association of Attorney Laura White further notice to you. object to this proceeding. BY PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given attorney must file a Approved Loan Order premises as described property, the Mortgagee unit owners of the Brandow, Moriarty WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. To do so, you or your AND MAILING that Ly Roun and written appearance and A LOAN ORDER FOR in said mortgage: The reserves the right to Condominium; and Troyer & Malloy, LLC, Dunn, First Justice of this attorney must file a Docket No. Sereypanh Chhoeurng objection at this Court THE 2019 WATER MAIN land situated on Caruso purchase the within An easement for the 30 Braintree Hill Court. written appearance and SU18W0576WD d/b/a 4 Season Boba before: 10:00 a.m. IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT Court, in the City of described property at exclusive use of any Office Park, Suite 205, Date: February 21, 2019 objection at this Court Carolina Edelmira Tea, 196 Shirley on the return day of BE IT ORDERED, BY THE Revere, Suffolk County, the amount bid by the terrace or balcony Braintree, Felix D. Arroyo, before: 10:00 a.m. Flores Avenue, Revere, MA, 04/02/2019. CITY COUNCIL OF THE Massachusetts, and second highest bidder. adjacent to the Unit, Massachusetts 02184, Register of Probate on the return day of vs. Ly Roun, Manager, has This is NOT a hearing CITY OF REVERE being shown as Lot The foreclosure deed and to which there is direct (781) 817-4900. 3/6/19 04/11/2019. Jose Flores made application for date, but a deadline by AS FOLLOWS: 8A on a plan of land the consideration paid access from the Unit MANAGERS OF THE ST. R This is NOT a hearing Upon motion of a Common Victualler which you must file a ORDERED: That the sum entitled “Plan of Land by the successful bidder as shown on the Floor GEORGE SEASIDE date, but a deadline by plaintiff(s) for an license, said license written appearance and of $3,800,000 be and in Revere, MA, Scale shall be held in escrow Plans. CONDOMINIUMS which you must file a order directing the to be exercised at the objection if you object hereby is appropriated 1”=20’, August 24, by DG&L, (hereinafter The Unit and the AND BEACH CLUB LEGAL NOTICE written appearance and defendant(s), to same location. Hours of to this proceeding. If for the purpose of 1989, prepared for the called the “Escrow Beneficial Interest ASSOCIATION, Notice is hereby given objection if you object appear, plead, or operation to be Sunday you fail to file a timely financing the design Caruso Development Agent”) until the deed are conveyed subject By its Board of Managers that Blanchards Revere, to this proceeding. If answer, in accordance 10 a.m. – 7 p.m., written appearance and and construction of Corporation, prepared shall be released from to Chapter 183A and 2/20/19, 2/27/19, Inc., 286 American you fail to file a timely with Mass.R.Civ.P./ Monday – Saturday objection followed by an the 2019 Water Main by H. Slieman Associates, escrow to the successful with the benefit of and 3/6/19 Legion Highway, written appearance and Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. Rule 10 a.m. – 9 p.m., with affidavit of objections Improvements Project, Consulting Engineers, bidder at the same time subject to the provisions R Revere, MA, has made objection followed by an 4, it appearing to the requested seating for within thirty (30) days including the payment of Land Surveyors, 110 as the consideration of the Master Deed application for a change affidavit of objections court that this is an 10. A hearing on said of the return day, action costs incidental or related Winn Street, Woburn, is released to the and of the By-Laws of of officers and transfer within thirty (30) days action for Complaint to application is scheduled may be taken without thereto; that to meet MA 01801,” recorded Mortgagee, whereupon the Association dated LEGAL NOTICE of stock to Christine C. of the return day, action establish paternity filed for March 20, 2019 at further notice to you. this appropriation the with the Suffolk County all obligations of the January 13, 1988, Action Emergency Elder. A hearing on said may be taken without on May 04, 2018. 3:00 p.m. in the Council UNSUPERVISED City Treasurer, with the District Registry of Escrow Agent shall be and recorded with the Management application is scheduled further notice to you. Defendant(s)/ Chamber (located on ADMINISTRATION UNDER approval of the Mayor, is Deeds in Book 15788, deemed to have been Registry of Deeds in 1087 Broadway for March 20, 2019 at UNSUPERVISED Respondent(s) cannot the 2nd floor) in Revere THE MASSACHUSETTS authorized to borrow and Page 338, to which plan properly fulfilled and Book 14411, Page Revere, MA 02151 3:00 p.m. in the Council ADMINISTRATION UNDER be found within City Hall, 281 Broadway, UNIFORM PROBATE CODE to issue bonds or notes reference may be made the Escrow Agent shall 305, and any rules and 781-286-3000 Chamber (located on THE MASSACHUSETTS the Commonwealth Revere. (MUPC) of the City therefor in for a more particular be discharged. Other regulations promulgated Will dispose of the the 2nd floor) in Revere UNIFORM PROBATE CODE and defendant(s)/ REVERE LICENSE A Personal the aggregate principal description of said lot. terms, if any, to be thereunder, as both said following abandoned and City Hall, 281 Broadway, (MUPC) respondent(s) present COMMISSION Representative appointed amount of $3,800,000 Lot 8A contains 7,474 announced at the sale. Master Deed and By- or junk motor vehicles Revere. A Personal whereabouts are Robert Selevitch, under the MUPC in under and pursuant square feet of land Dated: February 26, Laws may be amended VIN# REVERE LICENSE Representative appointed unknown. Personal Chairman an unsupervised to Chapter 44 of the according to said plan. 2019 Deutsche Bank from time to time. 1GCEK14V51Z263786 COMMISSION under the MUPC in service on defendant is Linda Guinasso administration is not Massachusetts General FOR TITLE SEE DEED National Trust Company, The Unit is intended to be Ref# 19-0117-2337 Robert Selevitch, an unsupervised therefore not practicable, John M. LaCroix required to file an Laws, as amended RECORDED HEREWITH as certificate trustee used only for residential Year: 2001 Chairman administration is not and defendant(s)/ 3/6/19 inventory or annual and supplemented, or Subject to and with the on behalf of Bosco purposes and is conveyed Make: Chevrolet Linda Guinasso required to file an respondent(s) h as/have R accounts with the Court. pursuant to any other benefit of easements, Credit II Trust Series subject to the restrictions Model: Silverado 1500 John M. LaCroix inventory or annual not voluntarily appeared Persons interested in enabling authority; reservation, restrictions, 2010-1 By its Attorney to use set forth in Section Color: Black 3/6/19 accounts with the Court. in this action. the estate are entitled that the Treasurer is and taking of record, if DOONAN, GRAVES 10 of the Master Deed. Lic# N/P R Persons interested in It is Ordered that LEGAL NOTICE to notice regarding the authorized to borrow any, insofar as the same & LONGORIA, LLC, The post office address VIN# the estate are entitled defendant is directed to PUBLIC NOTICE administration directly all or any portion of the are now in force and 100 Cummings Center, for the premises is 350 WDBLK65G32T124411 to notice regarding the appear, plead, answer, Notice is hereby given from the Personal amount appropriated applicable. In the event Suite 225D, Beverly, Revere Beach Boulevard, Ref# 18-1225-2185 LEGAL NOTICE administration directly or otherwise move with in accordance with the Representative and by this order through of any typographical MA 01915 (978) 921- Revere, Massachusetts Year: 2002 Traffic Commission from the Personal respect to the complaint provisions of Section may petition the Court Massachusetts Water error set forth herein 2670 www.dgandl. 02151. Make: Mercedes-Benz City of Revere, MA Representative and herein on or before April 40 Chapter 131 of in any matter relating Resources Authority’s in the legal description com 52291 (MACHADO) For title see Unit Deed Model: CLK320 Public Meeting Notice may petition the Court 25, 2019. the Massachusetts to the estate, including Local Water Systems of the premises, the 3/6/2019, 3/13/2019, recorded with Suffolk Color: Silver City-Wide Resident in any matter relating If you fail to do so this General Laws (Wetlands the distribution of Assistance Program description as set forth 3/20/2019 County Registry of Deeds Lic# 8DC516 Parking to the estate, including Court will proceed to a Protection Act) that assets and expenses of or through the and contained in the R in Book 58196, Page VIN# Notice is hereby given the distribution of hearing and adjudication the City of Revere administration. Massachusetts Clean mortgage shall control by 242. KMHCG35C75U348547 that the Revere Traffic assets and expenses of of this matter. Conservation Commission WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Water Trust; that the reference. Together with In the event of a Ref# 18-1222-2163 Commission will conduct administration. WITNESS: Virginia M. will hold a Public Dunn, First Justice of this Treasurer is authorized all the improvements LEGAL NOTICE typographical error Year: 2005 a public meeting on WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Ward Hearing, March 6th, Court. to file an application with now or hereafter erected COMMONWEALTH OF or omission contained Make: Hyundai Thursday evening, March Dunn, First Justice of this Justice of Probate and 2019 at 7:00 PM in the Date: February 19, 2019 the Municipal ‎Finance on the property and MASSACHUSETTS in this publication, Model: Accent 14, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in Court. Family Court City Council Chamber Felix D. Arroyo Oversight Board to all easements, rights, SALE OF REAL ESTATE the description of the Color: the City Councillor Joseph Date: February 28, 2019 Date: 11/29/2018 of Revere City Hall, Register of Probate qualify under G.L. c.44A appurtenances, rents, UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A:6 premises contained in Lic# N/P A. DelGrosso City Council Felix D. Arroyo 3/6/19, 3/13/19, 281 Broadway, Revere, 3/6/19 any or all of the ‎bonds royalties, mineral, oil By virtue of a Judgment said Unit Deed shall VIN# Chamber of Revere City Register of Probate 3/20/19 MA 02151 upon the R and that any premium and gas rights and and Order of the Chelsea control. 1N4AL3AP4GC225853 Hall, 281 Broadway, 3/6/19 R application (Request received by the Town profits, water rights and District Court (Civil Action TERMS OF Ref# 19-0103-2236 Revere, Massachusetts R for Determination upon the sale of any stock and all fixtures No. 1814 CV 0581), in SALE: Year: 2016 02151 for the purpose of of Applicability) LEGAL NOTICE bonds or notes approved now or hereafter a favor of the Managers of 1. A non-refundable Make: Nissan discussing An Ordinance LEGAL NOTICE of Department of COMMONWEALTH by this order, less any part of the property. the St. George Seaside deposit payable in Model: Altima Establishing a City-Wide LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH Conservation and OF MASSACHUSETTS such premium applied All replacements and Condominiums and cash, certified or bank Color: Black Resident Parking Sticker To: All Interested OF MASSACHUSETTS Recreation for Routine THE TRIAL COURT to the payment of the additions shall also be Beach Club Association check in the amount of Lic# 8JA623 Program and welcoming Agencies, Groups, and THE TRIAL COURT Maintenance of the PROBATE AND costs of issuance of such covered by this sale. against Mahmoud $5,000.00 for the unit VIN# public comment. Individuals PROBATE AND Coastal Seawall at FAMILY COURT bonds or notes, may be Terms of Sale: Said Sharaf, Trustee of the shall be payable at the WVGBV7AX7HK015413 A copy of the This is to give notice FAMILY COURT Revere Beach State NOTICE AND ORDER: applied to the payment premises will be sold MBS 2016 Revocable Auction. Ref# 19-0122-2393 aforementioned that the Massachusetts NOTICE AND ORDER: Reservation. A copy of Petition for of costs approved by subject to any and Trust, establishing a 2. The balance of the Year: 2017 proposed draft ordinance General Hospital has Petition for the Applicant’s “Request Appointment of this order in accordance all unpaid taxes and lien pursuant to M.G.L. purchase price is to be Make: Volkswagen amendment is available applied for a School- Appointment of for Determination of Guardian of a with Chapter 44, Section assessments, tax sales, c. 183A:6 on the real paid within thirty (30) Model: Tiguan for public inspection Based Health Center Guardian of a Applicability” application Minor 20 of the General Laws, tax titles and other estate known as Unit 10- days of the auction. Color: online at www.revere. Capital Program Minor will be available after Docket No. thereby reducing the municipal liens and 10G, of the St. George 3. An Auctioneer’s Lic# 8DHZ30 org/departments/ grant from Health Docket No. the official filing date SU19P0323GD amount authorized to water or sewer liens and Seaside Condominiums Release Deed will be 2/26/19, 3/6/19, city-clerk and in the Resources and Services SU19P0324GD of February 21th, 2019 Suffolk Probate be borrowed to pay such State or County transfer and Beach Club, with issued to the purchaser, 3/13/19 Office of the City Administration (HRSA) Suffolk Probate at the Department of and Family Court costs by a like amount. fees, if any there are, a street address of upon payment of the R Clerk, Revere City Hall, of the Department of and Family Court Planning & Community 24 New Chardon St. In City Council February and TEN THOUSAND 350 Revere Beach balance of the purchase Revere, Massachusetts Health and Human 24 New Chardon St. Development at Revere Boston, MA 02114 11, 2019 DOLLARS ($10,000.00) Boulevard, Unit 10-10G, price, within thirty (30) 02151, Monday through Services (HHS). The Boston, MA 02114 City Hall, between the In the interests ORDERED on a Roll Call: in cashier’s or certified Revere, Massachusetts, days of the auction. The LEGAL NOTICE Thursday from 8:15 A.M. Massachusetts General In the interests hours of 9:00 AM to Of Victoria Marie Councillors Giannino, check will be required to Suffolk County, for the Deed shall convey the COMMONWEALTH to 5:00 P.M. and Friday Hospital proposes Of Jazmine Elizabeth 4:00 PM Ortiz Keefe, McKenna, be paid by the purchaser purposes of satisfying premises subject to, and OF MASSACHUSETTS 8:15 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. to conduct interior Ortiz Nick Moulaison Sr, Of: Revere, MA Morabito, Novoselsky, at the time and place of such lien, the real estate with the benefit of, all THE TRIAL COURT Attest: renovations at 299 Of: Revere, MA Chairman Minor Powers, Rizzo, Zambuto, the sale as a deposit and is scheduled for Public restrictions, easements, PROBATE AND Paul Argenzio, Chair Everett Ave. in Chelsea, Minor Revere Conservation NOTICE TO ALL and Council President the balance in cashier’s Auction commencing at improvements, FAMILY COURT Traffic Commission MA and 101 School NOTICE TO ALL Commission INTERESTED PARTIES Guinasso voting “YES”. or certified check will be 10:00 a.m. on March outstanding tax titles, Suffolk Division 2/20/2019 Street in Revere, MA. INTERESTED PARTIES 2/28/19, 3/6/19 A hearing on a Petition Councillors Patch and due in thirty (30) days, 20, 2019 at 350 Revere municipal or other public 24 New Chardon St. 2/27/2019 The purpose of this A hearing on a Petition R for Appointment of Rotondo voting, “NO”. at the offices of Doonan, Beach Boulevard, taxes, assessments, liens, Boston, MA 02114 3/06/2019 notice is to inform the for Appointment of Guardian of a Minor Attest: Ashley E. Melnik, Graves & Longoria, LLC Revere, Massachusetts. or claims in the nature (617)788-8300 R public of these proposed Guardian of a Minor filed on 2/12/2019 by City Clerk (“DG&L”), time being The premises to be sold of liens, and existing CITATION ON actions within the filed on 2/12/2019 by LEGAL NOTICE Paula Fletcher of Revere Approved by: Mayor of the essence. The is more particularly encumbrances of record PETITION FOR 100-year floodplain as Paula Fletcher of Revere COMMONWEALTH and Nicholas Rago of Brian M. Arrigo Mortgagee reserves described as follows: senior to the lien hereby ORDER OF LEGAL NOTICE required by Section 2(a) and Nicholas Rago of OF MASSACHUSETTS Revere, MA will be held Date: February 12, the right to postpone DESCRIPTION: being satisfied, whether COMPLETE COMMONWEALTH (4) of Executive Order Revere, MA will be held THE TRIAL COURT 04/17/2019 9:00 AM 2019 the sale to a later date Unit No. 10-10G in or not reference to such SETTLEMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS 11988 for Floodplain 04/17/2019 9:00 AM PROBATE AND Review Hearing. Located Attest: by public proclamation the Condominium restrictions, easements, Docket No. THE TRIAL COURT Management as the Review Hearing. Located FAMILY COURT at 24 New Chardon St. Ashley E. Melnik at the time and date (the “Unit”). The Unit improvements, SU17P0397EA PROBATE AND proposed action is at 24 New Chardon St. Suffolk Division Boston, MA 02114 4th City Clerk appointed for the sale is more particularly outstanding tax titles, Estate of: FAMILY COURT within and/or affects a Boston, MA 02114 4th 24 New Chardon St. floor CTRM 4. 3/6/19 described in the Master municipal or other public floodplain. You may respond by R

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LYNN - 6 room MELROSE - New SWAMPSCOTT LAWRENCE LYNN - Office space young single fam- listing, oversized 4 - Standard two fam- - Solid 4-unit available in profes- ily in the heart of bedroom colonial ily featuring a total building perfect sional office featuring Lynn. Beautiful located in desirable of 10 rooms and 6 for first time conference rooms, Under Agreement and move in condi- Under Agreement Mount Hood of bedrooms. 3 Full home owner. rooftop and private tion. Fenced in yard Melrose. Corner lot Under Agreement baths. Off street Under Agreement Units are all Under Agreement gym. Asking with off street parking for 4. U/A 389K with great fenced in yard. Off street parking for 5. parking for 6. $59K well kept. $650.00 per month Asking $638K Building has new heating systems, roof, electrical and siding. Asking $389K

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sumer programs helped se- • Working with a hotel cured more than $3.7 million chain to compensate con- in relief for consumers. Some sumers after a spa in one of examples of consumer assis- their Boston locations closed tance provided by the AG’s abruptly. Consumers who Office in 2018 include: filed complaints with the • Assisting an elderly con- AG’s Office received credits sumer facing foreclosure. at the spa slated to replace the CARD staff successfully got one that closed or at the hotel the foreclosure date post- for a total value of $6,158. poned and provided the con- In addition to direct as- sumer with time to apply for a sistance, the AG’s Office in- loan modification. vestigates and litigates viola- • Helping to clear a con- tions of the state’s consumer sumer of a fraudulent wire- protection laws. In 2018, the less phone bill totaling nearly AG’s Office secured refunds $5,300. The consumer was for 20,000 consumers from contacted by the carrier for Comcast, $4 million in relief more than a year even though from a national mortgage ser- he repeatedly told them that vicing company, $450,000 in he never had an account with restitution and penalties from them. With CARD’s assis- used auto dealership in West- tance, the carrier confirmed port, andnearly $50,000 for that the consumer did not owe student borrowers from a stu- the debt and corrected his dent loan “debt relief” compa- credit. ny that charged unnecessary • Assisting in getting an and unlawful fees. auto purchase rescinded after Consumers with problems a consumer discovered within are encouraged to contact days of purchasing it that her CARD’s consumer special- On February 20, 2019 Anthony DiMasso-Scott, car was a lemon. CARD con- ists at 617-727-8400 or file a a Revere native and RPS K-8 graduate, was tacted the finance company complaint on the AG’s web- sworn into the United States Army at the MEPS Building in Boston. He wll be departing for that originated the auto loan, site. The AG’s Office also Basic Training at Fort Jackson in South Caroli- and the company unwound has an Elder Hotline at 888- na in July, and from there head to Virginia for the deal, offered to correct the 243-5337, which operates as follow-up training. consumer’s credit report, and part of CARD and is staffed Pictured above, from left to right, mother, ceased doing business with by trained specialists who are Jeanette DiMasso, brother, Kane DiMasso-Scott, the dealership. knowledgeable about prob- Anthony DiMasso-Scott and father, Don Scott. • Coordinating the deliv- lems that are more common Pictured right Anthony with his Army Recruiter, ery of 100 gallons of oil, paid for older Massachusetts res- Staff Sergeant Mitchell. for by Elder Services of Cape idents. The AG’s Office also Cod and the Islands Inc. and encourages student borrowers delivered by Guard Oil, to a to contact the Student Loan senior without heat. Guard Oil Assistance Unit at 888-830- also serviced the furnace at no 6277 for help. charge.

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ities and great access to our highest level of soccer avail- com with prices frozen for the due to be announced short- club. able in this area at a very af- fourth straight season. ly. Boston City FC will hold “We start a fresh NPSL sea- fordable price.” The Lions’ home matches tryouts and begin preseason son with great optimism and Season tickets for seven will kick off at Harry Della training in Revere later this believe that local soccer fans NPSL home matches and one Russo Stadium on Saturday, month. will continue to enjoy the en- special event are now avail- May 4. The NPSL North At- Boston City has estab- tertainment we offer and the able at www.BostonCityFC. lantic Conference schedule is lished a strong connection with the city of Revere having played one match previously at Harry Della Russo Stadium in the U.S. Open Cup in 2017. Each preseason, the Lions have trained on the famous Revere Beach to increase fit- ness levels before the cam- paign kicks off. Boston City FC will play two matches at Hormel Sta- dium in Medford. The match Boston City FC captain Gabriel De Souza. on Saturday, June 1 at Hor- mel Stadium will serve as Medford Soccer Club night gram. youth soccer clubs and pro- where youngsters from Med- The Lions and Medford grams in the area, providing ford Soccer will serve as ball Youth Soccer have recently an opportunity for higher lev- kids, players’ escorts and extended their alliance as part els of player training, coach honorary captains as part of of the Boston City FC Youth education, inclusion, enter- Boston City FC’s successful Soccer Partner Program for tainment, inspiration and mo- PHOTOS BY CHRIS ADUAMA youth soccer partner pro- a third year. The initiative is tivation. Boston City FC training on Revere Beach. designed to engage multiple