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INCLUDES BOARD PHOTO BY DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN POSITIONS AND The jazz ensemble was comprised of Fran Tyler on vocals and percussion, Bob Tyler on Town Council approves keyboard, Max Whiting on bass, and Mark Michaels on guitar during the Winthrop Artist RECREATIONAL Association Jazz Brunch on Sunday, Oct. 20. The EB Newton School was packed for brunch MARIJUANA and cool music. See more photos on Page 16. disbursement of funds QUESTION Town Clerk Carla Vi- to Winthrop Foundation tale has announced that the In a victory for Airport Hazards Committee, By Cary Shuman organization and Winthrop Winthrop town election residents who will be re- will take place on Tuesday, Town to re-examine agreement with Massport The Town Council vot- quired to submit grant ap- Nov. 5. ed unanimously Tuesday to plications to the Founda- The ballot includes mul- By Laura Plummer ager Austin Faison look into which is the heaviest used approve the disbursement tion and then be approved tiple races for positions on reopening negotiations with runway for departures in all of $500,000 from the town by a majority or two-thirds town boards and commit- At its meeting on Tues- Massport, in what would of Massport. The runway’s treasury to the Winthrop of the Foundation’s seven tees, including Town Coun- day, Oct. 15, Council heard be a huge step forward for flight path is directly over Foundation, which will members. cil president, two council- a presentation by Gina Cas- WAHC and the citizens of the homes on Point Shirley now be able to move for- “We have started the or-at-large positions and setta, Chair of Winthrop Winthrop. at a height of between 300 ward in its grant distribu- process,” said Foundation town councilor in individu- Airport Hazards Commit- WAHC aims to reduce and 700 feet. One plane de- tion process. Chair Russell Sanford, al precincts. Residents will tee (WAHC), in which she the health problems of res- parts approximately every The funds are a part of a who was present at Tues- also have an opportunity argued that Winthrop got idents caused by the dai- minute. $2.5 million appropriation day’s special meeting of the to vote on openings on the a raw deal when it entered ly operations of Logan “Logan doesn’t have a ($500,000 per year for five Council. “We have hired an Winthrop Housing Author- into a mitigation agreement Airport. It is currently fo- curfew,” said Cassetta in year) from Massport and ity, School Committee and with Massport regarding cused on the noise pollu- an interview with the Tran- will be distributed to local Library Trustees. Logan Airport’s Terminal E tion caused by low-flying script. “They can operate See FOUNDATION Page 3 In addition, the ballot expansion. aircraft over Winthrop’s 24 hours a day, seven days includes one question re- The presentation con- Point Shirley. Studies have a week.” garding a proposed prohibi- cluded with Council Vice shown that noise pollution Noise pollution is mea- ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL can lead to hypertension, sured by average decibels See NEWS BRIEFS Page 4 President James Letterie suggesting that Town Man- heart disease and conditions for daytime and nighttime CHURCH FALL CRAFT FAIR related to sleep deprivation. levels (DNL). Anything The town of Winthrop over a 65 decibel average has four noise monitors, has been deemed uninhabit- one thats tracks the noise levels from Runway 9, See MASSPORT Page 3 WINTHROP MARKETPLACE WANTS TO THANK EVERYONE FOR SHOPPING Teachers push for a contract settlement

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Monday, Oct. 14 party who is fine and she ports accountant is fine and paperwork exchange. Party states that someone stole Party from Winthrop Report of white male was advised if she needs will contact the party. driving the Honda will be her checks from her apart- Arms called 911 to state yelling outside home on anything to call the police. Units off assisting with cited for parked lane viola- ment. She does not know that there was a customer Faun Bar Avenue. He is 93 got waived down by event takedown at Larsen tion and will receive that in who took them or when. that was choking. He then screaming, “I’m going to a mother stating her child Rink. the mail. She just wants an officer. called back to state that kill you.” Officer spoke to was missing at Kennedy Winthrop Middle School Unit reports there are kit- Officer spoke to the niece they were now okay and did the subject and he is just Playground d. Child is on called in for unit to meet tens in the bushes on Main who stated that her aunt has not want a response. upset about his car. a bike. All units check- SRO regarding a missing Street and they can’t locate early signs of dementia. All Sunday, Oct. 20 An ongoing issue with ing surrounding area. 92 child. Unit reports the child them. They are worried the checks are in order. neighbors on Faun Bar Av- walked into the track near has been located and princi- about the weather. Unit re- Report of vandalism of Report of a female on the enue who are now yelling at the gazebo since vehicle pal is working out transpor- ports the kittens are a cou- a gravestone at Belle Isle sidewalk on Shirley Street each other due to previous cannot fit. 93 spoke to a tation for the child. ple of months old and pos- Cemetery. The stone is laying down to caller’s ve- call with vandalism of mo- party who saw the mother Caller on Bellevue Ave- sibly strays. They are going knocked down. 91 state that hicle. She can’t stand up. tor vehicle. of the child run frantically nue states there is a vehicle to have some kids try and this was the result of the She stated she was okay Now caller on Faun Bar towards the path near the that parks on the sidewalk catch them if they can. storm. Stones are back up and did not need help but Avenue wants to speak with gazebo. Mother stated her all the time. Caller cannot Motor vehicle stop on and not damaged. she told the caller to leave an officer due to jelly- in child was missing. The only walk by with her dogs. Revere Street. Verbal for no 91 will attempt to serve her alone. Fire and EMS side of subject’s car. Party information we have on the Unit clear, vehicle has been headlights. a victim/witness summons enroute. 93 states one par- Party called back regard- is coming to the station to child is that he or she was moved. for individual on Coral ty transporting to Bartlett ing a previously reported is- make another report. on a bike. Units still look- Party called regarding Avenue. Nobody home at Road courtesy ride. Party sue at Governors Park. Par- Party on Faun Bar Av- ing for the other who was a nephew who drove here this time. 91 will attempt to was safely led inside house ty would like us to ask for enue called to report she pushing a baby carriage. 92 from California and she serve later. Second attempt with a family member. the above neighbor to have called this morning due to got a report of a small child has not seen him for sev- made, and no service was Caller on Nevada Street walking a bike alone on no contact with her as she is a neighbor banging on her eral weeks. 914a was able made. Another attempt and states that her roommate’s Winthrop Street. 92 spoke afraid and feels threatened. door accusing her of throw- to contact the party and he served in hand to the party’s TV is too loud. Units report to the child. He was not ing a substance on his mo- is not missing. He left the daughter. speaking to both parties missing. Thursday, Oct. 17 tor vehicle, and placing her area for now and is visiting Party on Circuit Road over a loud television. Par- The concierge at Seal in fear, but no officer has re- friends in Vermont. Aunt Caller on Bartlett Road believes that her neighbor ties will keep it down. Harbor stated that he cannot sponded. Call Information called back and notified us. states there has been a may be removing a town Party on Nevada Street make contact with party for may have been dispatched All is okay. mini van sitting outside her owned tree. DPW notified states that his roommate, several days and there are in combination and confu- Unit returning property house close to the inter- and will respond to con- after the police left, went packages in the lobby for sion with the other call. She to subject on Somerset Av- section of Seymour. It has firm or deny. 91 will assist. into his apartment and tried her. Fire en route. Alpha 1 also reported that approxi- enue. Parties were grateful sped up and stopped sever- Matter was resolved with to break items. He also tried was contacted as CPAC and mately three weeks ago pri- for their item back. al times. One in custody for the caller and work was to hit him as well with some the ME. ME has accepted or there was a dispute with Motor vehicle stop on possession of Class B and stopped. type of bells/Christmas and on the scene. this party but she did not Hermon Street. Verbal suspended license. Female party on Shirley decoration. Units state two Report of a robbery at report it. Party was advised warning for stop sign. Calling party on High- Street called asking if an roommates arguing. Units Quick Mart on Shirley and satisfied that the matter Motor vehicle stop on land Avenue states that she officer could keep the peace will speak to landlord in the Street. Male party all in would be placed on record Revere and Crest Avenue. has not heard from party while she retrieved her so- morning on how to resolve black with a red mask. Par- and to dial 911 if anything Verbal warning for front in a while and he was sup- cial security card out of an the issue. ty is now walking down St- further happens placing her plate. posed to be home hours ago. old address. Former room- A dump truck idling urgis Street. Update: Black in imminent fear. She was Caller on Bowdoin Street States she wants to speak to mate has a restraining order with someone inside on hoody, green mask, white also advised to report the states there was a note left an officer to possibly report against the calling party. Belle Isle Terrace. Caller male, over 6-feet tall, wit- incident to her landlord. on his wife’s car. He is con- him missing. Units checked Former roommate was no- states that he does this ev- ness states there were two Caller on Winthrop cerned because they have a with a party and they stated tified and stated that at 2 ery morning. Units state vehicles on Sturgis Street Street wants to report that small child and his wife is that the last time they saw p.m. the other party would they searched the area and at the time of robbery. No a note that someone put on home alone at night. Noth- him was at the ATM on be allowed to come and surrounding streets and no description. 92 looking at her car about parking. No ing criminal at this time, Walden Street. Party was retrieve her property. Party truck at this time. camera footage at the store. threats were made on the just unsettling. Party want- also last seen with another did gather some belongings Reporting party on 94 was speaking to a par- note. 92 will check private ed the incident logged and party on Bellevue. Units peacefully. Johnson Avenue states she ty and they stated a male way laws. 92 left highlight- will keep the note in case going to the area. Units Harvard Vanguard re- found an object pushed into party was scoping the area ed private way law in mail- this becomes an ongoing checked both Cumberland ports a party involved was her Mercedes rear front tire. bout an hour before. The box for resident. issue. Female was advised Farms and 7-Eleven. An- patient yesterday. She was She also stated that there description was similar ex- Tow company reports to call the police if any sus- other friend stated he snap contacted today and stated was a piece of metal in her cept for height. 92 checking towing two vehicles for picious parties in the house chatted himself laying in she did not feel well. At this tire from a few days ago. surveillance. Update from trespassing from Veterans while she is home alone. the gazebo. Unit attempted time, no one can get a hold She purchased a new tire surveillance. Grey sweats, Road. to go to Ingleside Park to of her and there is no fam- and wanted this incident on Motor vehicle stop at black Celtics hoody, black Wednesday, Oct. 16 meet the party. The friend ily member that can check Nike, black mask and black a report as there has been a Mobile Mart on Main Unit helped a citizen lo- reached out and stated that on her. She is deaf. Female few strange incidents in the Street. Waiting for licensed backpack hanging from his the police were looking party is being checked by neck. 93 checked in with cate a cat. last few weeks. driver to arrive. Licensed 904 needs motor vehicle for him and party seemed medical aid. Units clear, Charlie 1 was called to party arrived to drive vehi- 7-Eleven and showed them less than cooperative. The party signed a refusal for the picture. Different per- towed from Delby’s Cor- keep the peace while anoth- cle. Driver has been cited ner. G&J enrollee with tow. mother called and stated medical aid. er party gets some of their and summons for driving son was in their store. 92 that the son had returned. Caller on Bayview Av- states owner is going to put Caller on Locust Street belongings on Read Street. without a license. Owner is states individual should be Units returning to both ad- enue states that the neigh- Party retrieved his belong- also cited and summons for surveillance on a USB for dresses to speak with both bor’s dog has been barking surrounding businesses to home but is not answering ings peacefully. allowing an unlicensed op- the door for her. She would parties. all day. Unit cleared, no dog Caller on Winthrop erator to drive the vehicle. be aware of this. Report to 91 transported one sub- barking in the area. follow. like an officer for a well Beach Inn/Suites stated she Caller on Golden Drive being check. She did ad- ject to court. A report of a drunk male has been staying there for states that her neighbor Suspicious activity at Female party on Faun locked out on Summit Ave- Cumberland Farms. His- vise that there is a German two days and her clothing, left his dog home and she Shepard inside the house. Bar Avenue came to station nue. He has been locked out alcohol, contact lenses, par- has not stopped barking. panic female panhandling. to report harassment by her for a while now creating a Now heading towards Ma- Fire/medical on scene. 93 ty decorations, wine glasses This is an ongoing issue. 91 states someone coming to neighbor. Report to follow. lot of noise. W92 has one and more were gone. Caller spoke to both parties. Par- gee’s Corner. Party was Calling party on Wave party in custody for disturb- gone upon officer’s arrival. the door. ACO on the scene stated she noticed las night. ty with the dog is going to for the dog. Niece on scene Way Avenue states that her ing the peace and resisting The room was cleaned and try and keep the dog from 93 left the store know about former landlord/roommate arrest. the Quick Mart robbery and also and came to the door. would like an officer so barking. The caller is going Medical checked individual damaged some of her per- she can file a report. Unit the suspect’s description. Saturday, Oct. 19 to get it touch with Housing out and she was not trans- sonal items before leaving spoke to management and it Party states that her em- the residence. Caller now Tuesday, Oct. 15 ported. Calling party on Veter- seems that items were inad- ployee on Golden Drive did Party called regarding a resides in Illinois. Report to ans Road states that she left vertently thrown away. The not show up for work. Em- Minor motor vehicle ac- situation which occurred follow. her skirt at her boyfriend’s case will be given to a de- ployee is not answering her cident at car wash on Main last night. Party reports af- Caller on Pearl Avenue is home and he won’t let her tective as there are security phone. Party was transport- Street. Papers were ex- ter dark a male approached complaining about a gener- in. One voluntarily to the cameras throughout the inn. ed to the hospital. changed and everything is her in a white GMC asking ator. Unit reports the house Brighams and Womens. An anonymous call stat- Caller states female on okay. her if there were any rentals has generator because of Female party from ing that there were two ve- Overlook Drive did not Police needed for med- available in the area. This the no power.a Thornton Park came to the hicles making it difficult to show up for work this ical aid on Golden Drive. occurred in the Point area. station to report that items make it down the street at morning. Caller would like Agencies notified. Units Report of a syringe on Friday, Oct. 18 were stolen from her home. Winthrop and Villa Avenue. a check on her. 92 states stood by and made arrange- River and Cross Street. Party on Prospect Av- Report to follow. Units clear, as vehicles can no answer at the door. The ments for the individual. Item has been retrieved by enue called to state that a Party walked in to the make the turn. apartment appears empty. Lt. Rogers took party’s DPW and disposed of. female party was making station carrying a dog that A neighbor on Cutler 92 is going in to see if party call stating he is a client of Motor vehicle stop at Re- harassing comments on her was roaming near the Win- Street reports another party is home. 92 states that the an accountant in Winthrop vere and Hutchinson Street. Facebook posts. She was throp Marketplace. Dog ap- in an apartment have been party is in bed. 92 and Al- who he has not heard from Citation issued for red light told that the comments did peared to need grooming. screaming for about 20 pha 1 speaking to her. She in several weeks and he is violation and unsafe lane not rise to the degree of le- Very friendly. Picture was minutes. Units clear, male is well. Units spoke to the concerned. Lt. Rogers re- change. gal harassment. She stated sent to ACO and he iden- party has gone to bed for Report of a minor motor that she wanted this logged tified the owner from- pre the night female party was vehicle accident on Main in case something came out vious incidents. Dog was walking the dog. Verbal in Street. Officer reports -par of it. safely housed in the lobby nature only. Peace was re- ties got a little heated during Caller on Golden Drive while we located the owner. stored.

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By Cary Shuman “People came by in droves to support us,” said After experiencing the Wallerce. “Customers were worst that Mother Nature coming in from East Bos- had to offer in last Thurs- ton and Revere, saying they day’s rainstorm and wind want to support us. The event, Winthrop Market- people from Winthrop were place owner Mark Wallerce wonderful. They offered experienced the best from their gratitude to us for be- Winthrop residents and his ing here and being up and Storm // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 many loyal customers. running.” Wallerce said as result of Wallerce said the power “By 3:30 a.m., Winthrop branches and large tree the storm and 26 additional sisted the Fire Department the heavy rain and gusts of went out in his store Thurs- Fire and Police were busy and trunks from roadways. calls for low-hanging wires with securing the roads wind - that reached as high day at approximately 3:30 all the Public Works employ- Flanagan said the town and other collateral damage and sites until the arrival of as 80 miles per hour in the a.m. ees were ordered in to assist tree stock, following Thurs- from the storm. Some hous- electrical repair crews. town, according to Fire “We tried to put some dry in opening up the roads,” said day’s storm and micro-burst es suffered damage to roof “A couple of days later Chief Paul Flanagan – his ice in, because we didn’t Flanagan. “We had multi- weather event a couple of shingles and vinyl sidings the sun came out and things supermarket lost all power know how long we were ple roads blocked, with trees months ago “have really throughout the town. Sev- looked okay,” said Flana- Thursday and Friday. going to be without power,” down and numerous power taken a major hit.” eral boats broke loose from gan, reflecting on two very “We had to strip every said Wallerce. “My guys lines entangled in the trees.” All told, Winthrop fire- their moorings and ended busy and hectic days in the freezer in the store – all were in there all day Thurs- The DPW worked fighters responded to 43 up on Massport property, town as a result of Mother my meats, dairy goods, day and Friday trying to get throughout the day and calls for trees and wires according to Flanagan. Nature unleashing a double deli, produce, sidecases, everything back to normal. into the evening clearing down during the height of The Winthrop Police as- dose of rain and wind. ice cream, frozen food, the We needed the refrigeration bakery – everything that company to come down to was perishable,” reported re-power the cases. So it CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Wallerce. “So we threw was a big undertaking.” Foundation // away close to 11 tons of With customers lined up accountant, we’re hiring an drama club needing fund- food.” outside the store Saturday administrator, and we’re ing for expenses to travel The store owner de- at 7:30 a.m., the Market- going to launch a website.” to a competition, or the scribed it “as a really horri- place opened for business Sanford said groups and Council on Aging looking ble experience.” at 8 a.m. residents will be eligible for to defray expenses for a trip On Saturday, Wallerce “It was just incredible “major” and “minor” grants for seniors – those are just was able to restore the and very gratifying that you in several monetary denom- a few of the examples cited shelves and begin normal have that local support,” inations. Some of the grant by Sanford. operations. said Wallerce. “I’m very categories to be considered “I’m pleased that the humble and very thankful.” are historical, educational, Council has approved this drama, and athletics. key step in the process and The grants will no doubt we can move forward in be difference makers for our role,” said Sanford. “It local groups. A Winthrop allows us as trustees to be sports team needing new Trustees of the Winthrop Foundation, Vincent Crossman, able to disburse the money uniforms or equipment, a Jeffrey Turco, and Russell Sanford. sooner than later.” Sanford expects that lo- cal groups and residents will be able to begin sub- mitting applications for grants by the end of the year. “We have a great group of trustees, all well- known, credible, ethical people,” said Sanford. Joining Sanford on the Mark Wallerce (right), owner of Winthrop Marketplace, and Foundation’s board of trust- his son, Chris Wallerce, are pictured in the newly stocked ees are Police Chief Ter- produce section after the store lost power due to last ence Delehanty, secretary Thursday’s rainstorm and extremely windy conditions in Vincent Crossman, trea- the town. surer Jeffrey Turco, Brian Front row, from left, Councillor Richard Ferrino, Councillor James Letterie, Council Leslie, School Committee President Ronald Vecchia, and Councillor Heather Engman. Back row, from left, Coun- member Gus Martucci and cillor-at-Large Robert DeMarco, Winthrop Foundation Chair Russell Sanford, Winthrop Vasili Mallios. Foundation Trustee Vincent Crossman, Councillor-at-Large Phil Boncore, Councillor Peter Christopher, and Councillor Linda Calla.

Massport // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 able for humans. Last year, account for inflation. One flawed data, saying Mass- directly into a reserve fund sound monitors clocked hundred East Boston homes port had significantly -un for soundproofing and air Point Shirley at an average were fully soundproofed. In derestimated the volume of filters for homes in the- af DNL of 74, which Cassetta addition, East Boston got flights and passengers. fected area. The power outage left the shelves of Winthrop Market- called “inhumane.” an evening noise abatement WAHC has been labor- place bare. “They should seize ev- program that prohibits cer- ing for years to gain more erybody’s property on Point tain runways from being visibility around the air- Shirley and have everyone used between the hours of port’s quality-of-life im- DOES YOUR BIG BANK MAKE YOU FEEL SMALL? evacuate,” she said. “Peo- 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. pact on residents. It has had ple can’t live there.” “Look what East Boston audiences with Congress- SWITCH TO EBSB, IT’S A NO BRAINER! Properties in East Boston is getting and look what woman Katherine Clark, have already been seized we’re getting,” said Casset- Senator Joe Boncore and and evacuated due to air- ta. “We don’t feel we got a House Speaker Robert De- OPEN ANY NEW EBSB PERSONAL port noise pollution. just deal.” Leo, all to no avail. CHECKING ACCOUNT & EARN UP TO In addition to the noise, Cassetta alleged that “We need the Town’s WAHC is also concerned WAHC was never consult- help. It is your duty and re- about air pollution. Fine ed prior to Town Manager sponsibility now,” Cassetta * particulates given off by Faison and Council Presi- told Council. “We have ex- aircraft have been linked dent Ron Vecchia signing hausted all avenues.” $ to COPD, Alzheimer’s and off on the agreement. WAHC urged Council cancer. “Our committee was to renegotiate the entire In order to create commu- never approached by any- mitigation package and to 100 nity resilience against noise one during these negotia- involve the committee in and air pollution caused by tions, despite our efforts to any future negotiations. Logan’s Terminal E expan- reach out to them,” she said. At the very least, it wants sion, the town entered into a “We’ve done the research. Council to pressure Mass- mitigation agreement with We want to arm them with port to agree to passenger Massport in 2018, when it information.” facility charges, a fee add- accepted Massport’s offer Cassetta also argued that ed to the price of airline of $900,000 over a period the agreement was based on tickets, which would go of seven years, or roughly $129,000 per year. 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No Strollers Allowed Facebook.com/EastBostonSavingsBank Page 4 Established in 1882 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Email: [email protected] hrop’s Pio int ne W er Winthrop Ne er Winthrop wspap SSun u n TranscriptTranScripT PRESIDENT: StephenPublished Quigley by the Independent- [email protected] Newspaper Group MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] OUR Opinions Forum

BAKER’S PLAN WILL IMPROVE HEALTH CARE FOR ALL

Ever since 2006, when then-Governor Mitt Romney worked together with the state legislature to craft a land- mark health care bill that served as a model for Obamacare a few years later, Massachusetts -- which boasts the highest rate of insured citizens of any state in the country -- has been a leader in providing comprehensive health care to all of our citizens. But as with everything in life, nothing stays the same. Change always is needed not only to improve upon what was done initially, but also to keep up with new circum- stances. The announcement last week by the administration of Gov. Charlie Baker and Lieut. Gov. Karyn Polito of com- prehensive health care legislation that will bring about significant reforms to our health care system represents a necessary response to the always-evolving world of health care that affects every citizen in our state. The Baker-Polito plan aims to improve outcomes for patients by increasing access to behavioral health and pri- mary care services, while also bringing down costs both for individuals and for the state. The reforms will cut down on the hidden costs that cur- rently blindside consumers and impact the overall system. The legislation also holds drug companies accountable for excessive prices and unjustified price increases, and uest p d supports distressed community hospitals and community G O -E health centers. The Baker-Polito bill has wide-ranging support from My prostate and thyroid cancer many stakeholders in our health care system, with the lone exception being -- surprise! -- the drug companies, whose Dr. Glenn Mollette the only way you and the procedure. I don't recom- else later. exorbitant prices adversely impact the quality of health doctor will know is by a mend surgery for you, but I I will have to give my care at all levels of the system. I never wanted cancer prostate biopsy." I already do recommend either cryo- urologist Dr. Levy, cred- We applaud the plan of Gov. Baker -- who, it should be - who does? Within four had heard fearful reports therapy (freeze treatment) it for laying out in detail noted, was the head of Harvard-Pilgrim before becoming months I was diagnosed about prostate biopsies. or Brachytherapy (radiation everything I should and governor and thus brings more expertise to the subject of with thyroid cancer and She very calmly assured seed implant). However, should not eat for the rest health insurance than almost anyone else in the state -- and prostate cancer. me that he had a very gen- I need to do an MRI and of my life plus an array of Lieut. Gov. Polito for their efforts to strengthen our best- Last Oct. 26, my entire tle technique, and few ever it will be 10 weeks before vitamin supplements he in-the-nation system of health care. thyroid was removed with complained. I booked the your prostate will be healed strongly suggested I take appointment. I hung up and enough to do an accurate every day. We know that the legislature also is working on a similar four malignant nodules. I dreaded that surgery be- called my wife back to tell MRI. The MRI will show While I feel great today, track and will join together with Gov. Baker on this issue, cause I knew speech and her how we would be cele- us more if the cancer is I know my fortunate out- leaving us with no doubt that Massachusetts will continue singing complications brating New Year's Eve. spread or if it's still con- comes are by God's grace to be the national leader in health care and health insurance could happen because of New Year's Eve I met Dr. tained in the prostate. and the decision to move as we enter the third decade of the 21st century. the proximity of the thyroid Levy and he spent quite a The next ten weeks were forward with two surger- to the vocal cords. Some bit of time asking me ques- agony as I read everything ies as soon as possible. I people end up with para- tions and explained we I could find about cancer, do know that all of this is lyzed vocal cords for a life- won't know anything until I treatments, supplements, a comma until next time or time. The surgeon assured do the biopsy. They got me procedures, side effects, something else. I have to be me he would take his time ready and he removed 18 nutrition all mixed with real. These bodies are not Independent and utilize extreme cau- pieces of my prostate, one worry. I watched my dear made to last forever. There tion in protecting my vocal small sample at a time. Al- friend die a slow death is always something around cords but reminded me that most every time he would from prostate cancer just a the corner that will test us Newspaper Group the cancer had to be the pri- remove a piece he would couple of years ago, so I or will kill us. Life is short. ority. say, "Did you feel that?" know prostate cancer can We have to do the best we By the middle of De- And every time I said, be deadly. can with whatever we know Send us Your News cember 2018 my voice was "Yea, I felt it!!" At that mo- In March I had an MRI to do and trust God with the The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages gaining strength and I was ment that's not really what and found out the cancer results. residents to submit birth and engagement starting to exercise a little I wanted to say however, was still contained to the Keep in mind God gives announcements, news releases, business bit and was overall feeling somehow by the grace of prostate. I elected to do the us brains. Have regular briefs, honor rolls, social news, sports stories, good. I then had my annual God I managed to control Brachytherapy radiation medical checkups, blood- and photographs for publication. Items should blood work done. The tele- my mouth. Levy would lat- seed implant procedure by work, and pay attention. be forwarded to our offices at 385 Broadway, phone call came from my er explain that often many Dr. Jay Ciezki of Cleveland Don't go to a lazy doctor. Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, doctor's nurse telling me urologists only take 12 Clinic who does over 300 A dear friend recently died MA 02151-9103. Items can also be faxed to everything looked good ex- samples, but they miss the procedures a year. Years from liver disease because 781-485-1403. The Sun Transcript also en- cept my PSA was 4.7. This cancer by taking too few. ago, my father-in-law had her doctor kept telling her courages readers to e-mail news releases to was the highest it had ever "If it's in there we need to the procedure done and so I not to worry about it and [email protected]. been in my life. The prior find it," he explained. was already a little familiar that she would be okay. year had been 3.7. I was I walked out of the Urol- with it. After the procedure Never hesitate to get a sec- told that PSA numbers can ogist's office a little sore but I never stopped walking, ond opinion! Putting off Subscription Information sometimes fluctuate and was able to drive back to working or trying to be ac- taking care of something The Winthrop Sun Transcript is published that we would need to do our hotel where I managed tive but for a month I was does not make it go away. every Thursday by the Revere-based another blood test. Three to eat dinner and we later sore and there were side The chances are good it will Independent Newspaper Group. Period- weeks later I did another found a movie on television effects, but they weren't un- only get worse. ical postage rates paid at Boston Ma. one on December 27 and that I halfway watched. bearable. Remember, with good Subscription rates are $30 per year in found out my score had ris- On January 4, 7:30 in Recently, the new blood care and treatments we ar- Winthrop, and $60 per year outside the the morning my cell phone work revealed my PSA is en't going to live forever city. Postmaster, send change of address en to 5.9. I called my wife information to Independent Newspaper who was visiting in Ken- was ringing, and I braced now .71. The lowest it's but we might get to extend Group, 385 Broadway, Suite 105, Revere, tucky to tell her, "I'm in myself as I knew it was Dr. ever been in my life. I still our lives and do a few more MA 02151. trouble." Levy. He began by asking have my prostate which things we enjoy like spend- The Transcript assumes no financial responsibility for typo- We decided to act im- me how I was doing today, will make PSA. "Every- ing time with our families, and I said, "Dr. Levy, go thing" is working well. I am hobbies, living out our faith graphical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part mediately, however, find- ing a urologist during the ahead and tell me the re- back to jogging a couple of or collecting some of our of the advertisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers Christmas holidays was port." "You have two can- miles, working and overall hard-earned Social Security will please notify the management immediately of any difficult. I tried six or sev- cers out of 18 samples he things are normal. money! errors that may occur. USPS NO. 526-560 en in Evansville, Indiana reported. One cancer is a One thing that has Glenn Mollette is a Na- and Louisville, Kentucky. 3+3 for a Gleason score of changed is my awareness tional Columnist – Amer- I ended up finding a doctor six which is not too bad. and respect...fear of cancer. ican Issues and Common irectory named David Levy from However, you have one that Cancer can and does recur. Sense opinions, analysis, D Cleveland Clinic. His re- is a 3+4 for a Gleason score My radiation oncologist stories and features ap- Marketing Director ceptionist said, "He has one of 7 or stage 2 cancer which doesn't think I'll ever have it pear each week In over 500 Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] opening December 31st, at is very concerning. We can in my prostate again, but he newspapers, websites and Assistant Marketing Directors 2:30." I explained to her my monitor and do active sur- said there's always a chance blogs across the United Maureen DiBella - [email protected] diagnosis and she explained veillance, or we can do a it can show up somewhere States. Legal Advertising Ellen Bertino - [email protected] Ad Design CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Kane DiMasso-Scott News Briefs // Managing Editor Cary Shuman - [email protected] tion on adult use marijuana hibition. NOTICE OF Committee will hold a pub- Reporters establishments in town. A Specimen ballots have PUBLIC MEETING lic hearing on Wednesday, majority “yes” vote on the been posted in the lobby Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] WINTHROP Nov. 20, at 8 a.m. at Town Seth Daniel - [email protected] question would result in of Town Hall, at the town Hall in the Joseph Harvey John Lynds - [email protected] the adoption of a zoning clerk’s office and online. TRAFFIC SAFETY Hearing Room, One Met- bylaw banning all types of They will posted in 18 ad- Copy Editing, Layout ADVISORY calf Square, Winthrop, MA Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates adult use marijuana estab- ditional locations through- Business Accounts Executive lishments -- including dis- out town next week. The COMMITTEE to consider changing traffic Judy Russi - [email protected] pensaries, cultivation sites, deadline of absentee ballots In accordance with GL patterns in the vicinity of Printer manufacturers and more. is noon on Nov. 4. Polls are c.40A, s.11 notice is here- the Winthrop Middle/High GateHouse Media A majority “no” vote open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. by given that the Winthrop School during school pick would result in no such pro- Traffic Safety Advisory up and drop off times. Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Winthrop Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and ART 901 – WINTHROP’S FERRY SERVICE OF EARLIER TIMES The Sun-Transcript

10 years ago fied that with the increased public hearing. Oct. 21, 1999 number of boat moorings The selectmen’s meeting The selectmen have put in Winthrop Harbor, he had went on until after midnight 2 together the final version intended to develop the is- Monday as the Board in- for the town warrant for the land into an anchorage area. terviewed prospective bus special town meeting set The Winthrop Peace Ac- companies to replace the for Nov. 18. All of the ar- tion Committee reports that Narrow Gauge. ticles deal with housekeep- it collected more than 2,000 For the first time in the ing matters left over from signatures on a petition that history of the Winthrop of the spring town meeting. it will send to Pres. Nixon the American Legion Post, WBZ TV-4 news an- demanding an end to the a husband and wife team, chor Virginia Cha was the war in Vietnam. Mr. and Mrs. George Cash- guest speaker at a Women’s Army Sgt. Richard A. man, were inducted as the Health Forum sponsored VanDalinda has received Commander of the post by State Rep. Bob DeLeo a Bronze Star for heroism and President of the Ladies that was held at the Senior while engaged in hostile Auxiliary. Center in conjunction with territory in Vietnam. Cary Grant and Carole MGH/Revere Health Care. Twenty families are Lombard star in “In Name The School Committee homeless after their large, Only” at the Winthrop and and school administrators three-story apartment State theatres. are exploring ways to im- building at 87 Shore Drive prove the math SAT scores was damaged by a fire. 90 years ago for Winthrop High stu- Oct. 26, 1929 With our new town pier dents. WHS students scored 60 years ago Channing Howard has in place and the recent fer- 507 on the verbal SAT, two Oct. 22, 1959 put together an historical ry service to Boston now points above the national Plans were completed for sketch of Winthrop from functioning, requests for 1 average and four below the the annual town Halloween 1614 to the present in con- information on previous state average, but only 473 parties at a special meeting junction with the Winthrop ferry services have been re- on the math SAT, which is of the Winthrop Recreation Improvement and Histori- ceived. When a community 38 points below the state Commission last week by cal Association in prepara- such as Winthrop, located and national averages. Chairman Jerry P. Mon- tion for the Tercentary of on a peninsula near a large “Fight Club,” “The tone. All of the parties will the Mass. Bay Colony. It cosmopolitan city, sought House on Haunted Hill,” held in the evening of Oct. was in 1614 that Capt. John ways for its residents and and “Being John Malkov- 31, so there should be no Smith mapped our shores visitors to travel to and from ich” are playing at the Re- excuse for any young peo- and noted us as, “The par- Boston, a ferry service cer- vere Showcase Cinemas. ple to be put on the streets adise of all those parts.” tainly sounded like a good that night. The town-wide Myles Standish visited our approach. In the 1880s, the 30 years ago effort is aimed at stamping shores in 1621 and Samuel resort hotel business began Oct. 25, 1989 out the vandalism caused Maverick settled our penin- to flourish in Winthrop and Board of Selectmen by roaming groups of yours sula in 1624, building the attracted many Boston fam- Chairman Robert E. on Halloween. first house in Massachusetts ilies. While the Narrow Noonan has asked for input Isadore Cutler will be Bay Colony on the south Gauge Railroad was pro- from the Water Commis- installed as the new Pres- slope of the first Chelsea viding transportation to our sion, Public Works Depart- ident of the Congregation hill at the confluence of the community, automobiles ment, and Fire Chief as to Tifereth Israel Sunday eve- Chelsea and Mystic Rivers. had not yet made the scene the necessity for the water ning, Nov. 1. Great preparations have and the idea of a ferry was tower and what the conse- Police and school au- been ongoing for weeks for proposed. The first ferry quences would be if it were thorities are investigating the “monster” Christmas Ba- service started about 1883 removed. vandalism in other towns zaar to be held under the aus- and ran from Atlantic Av- The large building at 505 - the Cottage Park building The selectmen and Per- that are being perpetrated pices of the Colonial Chap- enue in Boston to the Cot- 509 Shirley St., which can was relabeled accordingly sonnel Board are recom- by overzealous fans from ter, No. 96, Order of the tage Park pier and then on be seen just to the right of and became the first CPYC mending the creation of a Winthrop who are smearing Eastern Star in Odd Fellows to the wharf next to the Taft the “Steamers Boston” of- clubhouse. Just as past pa- full time position for Exec- red, blue, and green paint on Hall on October 29. There Hotel at Point Shirley (see fice, is still there. The sec- trons of such a ferry service utive Secretary to the Board football facilities the night will be tables of crafts and the 1884 map printed here ond ticket office (see -Pic enjoyed the delightful boat of Selectmen and that Town before Saturday games in other items suitable for early as Picture 1). The boats ran ture 4) was situated on what ride to and from Boston, Meeting approve it next other communities. Christmas gift shopping. every 45 minutes but only is now the site of the Cot- so would those who might spring. Sophia Loren and Tab The Winthrop Tennis during the summer. For tage Park Yacht Club. The choose to utilize such a fer- A fast-moving fire at 147 Hunter star in “That Kind Club will hold a formal a while this service was Narrow Gauge Railroad ry service today. It should Strand Way, driven by high of Woman” at the Winthrop dancing party at the Cliff also extended on to Revere was double tracked in 1903 be noted that a ferry boat winds, left seven Pt. Shirley Theatre. House on Halloween Eve. and Lynn and one of these so that trains could travel in passenger station has been residents homeless Satur- boats, the Dartmouth, is both directions thereby per- constructed as part of the day afternoon. 70 years ago 100 years ago shown here in the second mitting passengers to have new Harbor Master’s fa- “An Innocent Man,” Oct. 20, 1949 Oct. 25, 1919 picture. The boats to Re- a more direct route to their cility on the public landing “Crime and Misdemean- Although no site has There is some disagree- vere passed through Shirley destination in town instead which has been named after ors,” and “The Fabulous been selected for the pro- ment among Republicans Gut, shown between Point of having to take the long Norman Siefert a long time Baker Boys” are playing at posed town incinerator, the in town as to whether they Shirley and Deer Island, way around. When the fer- supporter of our harbor ac- the Revere Showcase Cine- Town Dump Committee will support the Republi- which remained a passable ry service was discontinued tivities and past Chairman mas. has indicated that it is going can nominee for State Rep. water way until the early about the same time, due to of the Winthrop Landing ahead with plans to con- C. Joseph Harvey. Harvey, 1900s. These boats, bear- financial problems result- Committee. 40 years ago struct an incinerator with who writes for the Boston ing summer bathers from ing from poor patronage, Oct. 24, 1979 the $130,000 that Town Globe, ,inserted a small Boston to Revere Beach, South Dakota U.S. Sen. Meeting appropriated on item in the Globe to the ef- then landed at the end George McGovern, who August 15. However, a pe- fect that he has the support of the Republican Town of the Great Ocean Pier, was the 1972 Democrat- tition signed by two mem- which can also be seen on Committee. However, the ic presidential candidate, bers of the Dump Commit- chairman of the committee, the map. By 1886 the ser- spoke to Winthrop High tee, Melvin T. Carver and Edgar H. Whitney, wrote vice from Boston to Win- 4 students Friday as part of Dr. John Vaughan, is being a letter to the Globe stat- throp was changed to con- the dedication exercises passed around town seek- ing that the committee has tinue to land at the Cottage for the JFK Library that ing reconsideration of the not endorsed Mr. Harvey’s Park pier but then proceed were held in high schools original Town Meeting de- candidacy. Indeed, some only on to “Rice’s Wharf” throughout Greater Bos- cision in view of the inabil- prominent Republicans, in- also shown on the map at ton. McGovern, who was a ity of the Dump Committee cluding Mr. Whitney, have the base of Great Head as vocal opponent of the Viet- to find a suitable site. formed an organization a pier. The line was now nam War, spoke on many U.S. Sen. Leverett known as the Republican run by the Winthrop Steam- subjects and discussed his Saltonstall disclosed this League and have indicated boat Company and one of recollections of President week that the Army intends that they will undertake a their Ferries was named the John F. Kennedy, who had to close military installa- sticker campaign on behalf “Plymouth”. Pictures of the appointed McGovern the tions in Boston Harbor, in- of Charles D. Bradbury, the two Winthrop ticket office/ head of the Food for Peace cluding Ft. Banks and Ft. incumbent state representa- waiting rooms are printed program. McGovern also Dawes in Winthrop and tive, whom Harvey defeat- here. The first was the main said he will support Mass. Rice’s Wharf at Winthrop ed in the primary. Harvey, office located at 511 Shirley Sen. Edward M. Kenne- Beach. The Army previous- who would have had an St. (see Picture 3) opposite dy in his run for president ly indicated that it would easy time in the general the intersections with Un- in 1980 in the Democratic dispose of Ft. Heath, but the election, now will have a derhill and Perkins Streets. primary against incumbent Navy apparently sees a use fight on his hands. Democrat Jimmy Carter. for that facility. Townspeople are mourn- Red Feather campaign 110 years ago ing the passing of Jerry Wy- Chairman Henry O’Con- Oct. 23, 1909 man, a firefighter for many nell has announced that in The climax of a series years who served as head of terms of reaching its quo- of meetings of the First the Civil Defense Depart- ta for volunteers for this Church was held last Sun- ment after his retirement. year’s campaign, the 138 day with 315 persons in at- volunteers from Winthrop tendance, the largest audi- 3 50 years ago rank as second among com- ence ever in its history, with Oct. 23, 1969 munities in Greater Boston. the largest cash offering, A Suffolk County jury Walt Disney’s “Dumbo” $85, also ever collected. has awarded $25,000 to is playing at the Winthrop Winthrop resident George and State theatres. 120 years ago M. Ogle in an eminent do- Oct. 27, 1899 main lawsuit stemming 80 years ago Concerned townspeople from the town’s taking of Oct. 21, 1939 are relieved that the schoo- Ogle’s property, Snake Is- The State Department ner Orleans, commanded by land, for the purpose of of Public Utilities has re- John MacDonald of Win- dumping dredged material quested Atty. Gen. Paul A. throp, has arrived safely in during the recent dredging Dever to seek a 30-day San Juan. The boat had not of Winthrop harbor. Al- continuance from the feder- been heard from since it left though the land taken by al bankruptcy court before Charleston in September the town was assessed for the court acts upon the peti- and it was feared lost in the $3,700 and Ogle had sold tion to dissolve the Narrow hurricanes down there. But 18 acres of his mud flats Gauge Railroad. The DPU Mrs. MacDonald received to the Cottage Park Y.C. in wants more time to investi- a cablegram from her hus- 1961 for $2,000, he testi- gate the issue and to hold a band in San Juan this week. Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Email: [email protected] OBITUARIES Winthrop Senior Center News October 24 – October 30, 2019 Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm John George Bakos, Jr. John Tsiumis, Jr. www.town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging Nothing was more important to him than his Retirted Registry Inspector THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 family and his faith John E. 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara Tsiumis, Jr. 12:00pm – Lunch George John Bakos, Jr. of Naples, of Winthrop, formerly of 1:00pm – Bingo FL, formerly Lynn, passed away unex- of Winthrop, pectedly on Monday, Oct. passed away FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 21. on Oct.16. He was 88 years 9:30am – Exercise Class George was a member old. 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry of the St. George’s Greek The beloved husband of 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy Orthodox Church Parish the late Joan P. (Flynn) Tsi- 12:00pm – Lunch Council. He is a former umis, he was born in Bos- employee for the City of ton, the son of the late John Boston. wife, Wendy of Hebron, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 E. and Marie (Peterson) Ky., Jayne Dantona and 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy He was the loving son of Nothing was more import- Tsiumis, Sr. her husband, Joseph of Na- the late George J. Sr. and ant to George than his fam- John lived in Winthrop hant, Jeffrey Tsiumis and Aphrodite (Chrisafideis) ily and faith. George will MONDAY, OCTOBER 28 until making his home in his wife, Angela of Dan- Bakos, beloved husband be sincerely missed by the 9:30am – Exercise Naples, Fla. in 1997. vers, Joel Tsiumis and his of Amanda (Triant) Bakos, many who loved him. May 10:30am – Online Safety Presentation He was a graduate of wife, Allison of Ashburn, devoted father of Georgi- he rest in peace. 11:00am-2:00pm – SHINE Counseling Winthrop High School, Va. and Joseph Tsiumis of ana Rose “Gia” and Zoe Family and friends will (Appointment Required) Class of 1950. After high Winthrop; adored grand- Fotini, both of Winthrop, honor George’s life by 12:00pm – Lunch school, John enlisted in father of Paige Tsiumis of cherished brother of John gathering at the Ruggiero 1:00pm – Bingo the U.S. Army and served Norfolk, Va., Alex Tsium- Bakos, Frances Frangos, Family Memorial Home, 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara during the Korean War is of Hebron, Ky., Chris- and the late Christos G. 971 Saratoga St, Boston from 1953 to 1955. After tina Tsiumis of Danvers Bakos, cherished uncle of today, Thursday, Oct. 24 his military service, John and Michael Dantona and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 Stephanie, Brianna and from 4 to 8 p.m. and again was employed and then Kaitlynn Dantona, both of 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy Alexandra Frangos and on Friday morning at 9:30 10:00am – Arts & Crafts eventually retired as a Reg- Nahant. He was the dear Chase, Callie, and Christian before leaving in proces- 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) istry Inspector for the Mass. brother of Beverly Buckley Triant, dear son in law of sion to St. George Greek 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy Registry of Motor Vehicles of Peabody, Marie “Mimi” George and Janet (Fabiano) Orthodox Church, 54 South 12:00pm – Lunch Police (now State Police). Farrell (deceased) of Win- Triant and dear brother-in- Common Street, Lynn for 1:00pm– Art Class with Dawn He was a member of the throp, James Tsiumis of law of Thomas Frangos and a funeral service celebrat- 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal American Legion, Hard- Millis and George Tsiumis Michael and Melissa Tri- ing his life at 11 a.m. Ser- ee Mills Post 135, Naples, of Woburn. ant. He is also survived by vices will conclude with Fla., life member of the Family and friends are WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 many adored aunts, uncles, George being laid to rest at Disabled American Vet- invited to visit with the 9:30am – Exercise Class cousins and friends. Winthrop Cemetery, Belle erans, life member of the family at the Maurice W. 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) George was a member Isle Section. In accordance Winthrop Lodge of Elks Kirby Funeral Home, 210 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) of the St. George’s Greek with the family’s wishes, in 1078 and a member of the Winthrop St., Winthrop 12:00pm – Boo Bash ($2; tickets must be purchased in ad- Orthodox Church Parish lieu of flowers, memorial vance) Cottage Park Yacht Club in today, Thursday, Oct. 24 Council. He is a former donations may be made in 12:00pm – Lunch Winthrop. John was an avid from 9 to 11 a.m. fol- employee for the City of George’s name to the Sale- 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael Red Sox and New England lowed by a Funeral Mass Boston, Ruggiero Family sians Boys and Girls Club, Patriots fan. in St. John the Evangelist Memorial Home, as well 150 Byron St., Boston, John was the devoted Church-Winthrop at 11:30 Get the Senior Center’s monthly newsletter emailed to as Wayne Alarm Company. MA 02128. For more info you. You can now subscribe to have the Senior Center News- George owned and oper- father of John E. Tsium- a.m. Interment will follow please visit www.ruggi- letter emailed to you each month. To sign up, go to www. ated the Occasional Limo is, III (deceased) and his in Winthrop Cemetery. eromh.com. May George’s town.winthrop.ma.us/subscribe. Company with his brothers. Memory Be Eternal. Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call Daria Baker the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for David Whelan Now with her boys and at peace the next day. Thank you! U.S. Postal Service employee Daria B. (DeFazio) Bak- er passed away peacefully Computer Lab: The Senior Center computer lab is open David J. Whelan of late Sunday night at her Monday-Thursday: 9am-3pm and Friday: 9am-2pm. Pleasant St., Winthrop home in Maine which she passed away at the Tufts loved so much and she was Take the Senior Van to Encore Boston Harbor Casino: New England Medical at peace. The Senior Van will provide round-trip transportation to En- Center in Boston on Oct. She will be remembered core Boston Harbor Casino every Tuesday. The van will pick 14. He was 66 years old. and survived through her you up at your home at 8:30am. The van will depart Encore Born in Medford, the only daughter, Nicole De- at approximately 2:30pm. Round-trip ride costs $10 and can beloved son of the late fazi and her grandson, Vera (Groves) and John B. be scheduled by calling the Senior Center at 617-846-8538. Jameson who was the apple *You must be a member of the Senior Center to schedule Whelan, he was a resident of her eye. She has spread of Winthrop for over 25 (Hulbert) and Francis Del- a ride to encore. For information on becoming a member, her wings and is now a Rosario. please stop by the front desk of the Senior Center. years and employed as a held in the Caggiano-O’Ma- beautiful angel as she is A funeral service maintenance mechanic for ley-Frazier Funeral Home, now with my father, Ricky was held in the Caggia- Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning ses- the United States Postal Winthrop on Saturday, Oct. and my stepfather, Terry as Service. 19. Committal was private. they’re all riding on their no-O’Maley-Frazier Funer- sions will be on Tuesday, November 12 and 26 from 2:00- He was the devoted hus- Memorial donations may motorcycles through the al Home, Winthrop on Oc- 3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, or tablets, along band of Elizabeth Prend- be made to the Mike Rowe clouds. She is where she tober 21, 2019. Committal with your questions. Learning this new technology can open able (Pirroni) Whelan and Works Foundation at www. has wanted to be. She’s was private. up a whole new world for you. the loving father of David with her boys and she is To sign the online guest- J. Whelan, Jr. of South Car- mikeroweworks.org. at peace. She was also the book go to www.caggiano- SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to olina, Jason Whelan and To sign the online guest- daughter of the late Marie funeralhome.com. help you with any health insurance questions you may have. his wife, Adrienne of North book go to www.caggiano- They will be offering expanded hours during open enrollment Andover, Jamie Whelan of funeralhome.com. (October 15-December 7). To make an appointment, please Malden, Michelle Harkins TORF FUNERAL IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... and her husband, Patrick of SERVICE call the Senior Center (617-846-8538). Winthrop, Danielle Prend- Pre-need planning with our able of South Carolina and price protection guarantee. MAURICE W. KIRBY Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the Arrangements made at our house? If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior Nicole Smith and her hus- facility or in the comfort of band, James of Winthrop; your own home Center? We put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting dear brother of George 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: the Senior Center. Thank you! Wedge of Tewksbury and Deborah Torf Golden Amy Torf Golden Doug Whelan of South Car- Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS olina and cherished grand- M.L. Torf (1867-1940) father of Megan, Grace, Monday, October 28 (10:30am): Online Safety with Robin Callie, PJ, JJ, Keegan and (617) 889-2900 Putnam of the MA Office of Consumer Affairs & Business Cameron. (800)428-7161 FUNERAL HOME, INC. Regulation. A funeral service was www.torffuneralservice.com • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS Wednesday, October 30 (1:00-2:30pm): Boo Bash. Cost: • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA $2. Join us for our annual Halloween ice cream party. Enter- • SERVING ALL FAITHS tainment by Squeezebox Stompers Duo. Tickets can be pur- CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION chased at the front desk of the Senior Center. (617) 846-0909 Monday, November 4 (10:30am-12:00pm): Fall Risk Pre- 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP vention Clinic with Cummings Physical Therapy. Come and WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM OBITUARIES learn how to keep yourself active without injury. Monday, November 4 (10:30am-12:00pm): This & That All obituaries and death notices All types of services Crafts Class with Linda Nugent. Cost: $4. Join Linda in deco- rating canvas bags using everyday household items. All ma- for all types of people. terials will be provided. Must sign up in advance, at the front desk of the Senior Center. will be at a cost of Some people prefer traditional funeral services. Others prefer cremation. Wednesday, November 13 (12:00pm-2:30pm): Annual Some want an elaborate ceremony. Thanksgiving Lunch sponsored by Championship Physical $100.00 per paper. Then there are others who don’t Therapy. Cost: $2. Join us for a delightful thanksgiving lun- want any ceremony at all. When cheon, with entertainment by Smokin’ Joe Cheffro. it comes to funerals, there are That includes photo. as many options as there are UPCOMING TRIPS people. And we take pride in All trips are payable by check only. Please make check pay- being able to say we offer them all. able to “Friends of the WCOA” Please send to Tuesday, October 29: Plainridge Park Casino. Cost: $29. Bus departs Senior Center at 9am.

[email protected] Caggiano Thursday, November 7: Allen Edwards “Home for the Holi- FUNERALHOME days”. Wait List Only. 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 (617) 846-8700 Sunday, December 1-Monday, December 2: Holiday Fun in or call 781-485-0588 www.caggianofuneralhome.com www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. the White Mountains. Wait List Only. www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com © adfinity© Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Page 7 ANNUAL FALL CRAFT FAIR AT ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Photos by Marianne Salza dens. There were comical gravestones, crystal spi- During the Oct. 19 St. ders made of broaches and John’s Episcopal Church jewels, and wooden jack-o- Fall Craft Fair, an artist fi- lanterns to decorate homes ber hooked a floral pillow- for Halloween. Parishio- case, while another created ners, wearing bouncy bat candy corn and eyeball ear- headbands, also displayed rings. Friends also demon- crocheted pumpkin hats, as strated how they combined well as silk and cashmere antique glassware to design toddler sweaters for the ornamental flowers for gar- cooler season.

Maureen Hanson and Diane Ohrenberger, of Moe’s Art Designs.

Father Walter Connelly and Danny Dalo.

Dawn, Kevin, and Susanne Mahoney. Sue Gaughan, Christina Webber, and Rosemarie Ottaviano. Ellen MacNeil, Beckett Gann, Sarah Campbell, and Becca Blanc.

Elliot Whittier hosts annual car seat safety check

By Kate Anslinger had an opportunity to en- hosted its eighth annual car hance their child’s safety, seat safety check. Officer Last Saturday, residents as Elliot Whittier Insurance Rob Carter and Officer Judy Racow, both certified Pas- senger Safety Technicians, were on sight to inspect car seats and passenger setup. “Seven out of 10 car seats are installed incorrect- ly,” said Christine O’Keefe, Elliot Whittier Business

Officer Rob Carter inspects a car seat to make sure it’s Stephanie Long (volunteer), Officer Rob Carter, Christine O’Keefe, Officer Judy Racow, and Sadie Rich gives a thumb’s up to the staff and volunteers. in securely. Nicole Griffin (Elliot Whittier Customer Service Rep.).

Development Manager and an accident and was told injured. That’s why we Leo Support Foundation donates to Winthrop Police planner for the event. that her child would’ve host this event every year.” O’Keefe also shared that sustained injuries if the car Passenger Safety Tech- The LEO Support Foun- Gauze and other QuikClot more than 300 police offi- she has witnessed just how seat hadn’t been installed nicians are required to take dation is pleased to an- devices put life-saving cers in Massachusetts. beneficial this annual safety properly,” said O’Keefe. a 40-hour class every two nounce that it recently do- technology into the hands For more information check is. years to maintain their cer- nated 40 units of QuikClot of trained law enforcement “If she hadn’t come to see about or to donate to the “One mom called me tification. They are trained Combat Gauze to the Win- officials, who are often the us prior to the accident, LEO Support Foundation, after last year’s event to her child would’ve been on car seat installation and throp Police Department. first point of care on a scene visit their Facebook page at The units were presented of an emergency. The units tell me that she got into manufacture guidelines. www.facebook.com/save- to Chief Terence Delehan- work fast to help control ty and Deputy Chief John bleeding until additional leos and PayPal at www. Goodwin, who have al- medical attention can be paypal.me/saveleos. THE ready committed to LEO’s sought. Stop the Bleed is a feder- cause by purchasing tourni- The LEO Support Foun- al awareness campaign and quets for their officers. dation LTD is a registered call-to-action launched in INDEPENDENT “We are grateful to be 501(c)(3) organization and October 2015. It is intend- NEWSPAPERS able to support departments our mission is to raise funds ed to cultivate grassroots such as the Winthrop Po- to purchase tourniquets and efforts that encourage by- lice,” said LEO Support quick clot gauze for police standers to become trained, Foundation co-founder officers and to raise aware- equipped and empowered Daniel Mahoney. “These ness about first responder to help in a bleeding emer- protective and potentially suicide prevention. gency before professional life-saving units can be crit- These important medi- Size: 160x600 IAB ical should an emergency cal supplies are often not help arrives. $30000 per month/per site situation occur, and we are considered standard issue Anyone who wishes to pleased to make this dona- equipment and the cost know more or who would tion.” per officer is nearly $100 like to take a training course 3 SPOTS AVAILABLE Used by many munici- to outfit them with these through Stop the Bleed can ON EACH SITE palities across the United items. To date we have visit www.dhs.gov/stopthe- States, QuikClot Combat raised funds and donated to bleed. JUST A CLICK AWAY Combo Rates available! Buy any 3 sites, get 4th FREE 12 COMMUNITIES TO CHOOSE FROM reverejournal.com• winthroptranscript.com lynnjournal.com • everettindependent.com • eastietimes.com chelsearecord.com • charlestownbridge.com • beaconhilltimes.com northendregionalreview.com • thebostonsun.com jamaicaplaingazette.com • missionhillgazette.com Traffic reports available upon request Call your Rep. at 781-485-0588 Sales Rep Ext From left to right, Officer Richard Ferrino, Officer Carlos Dutra, LEO Support Foundation Deb x101 Kathy x110 Maureen x103 Sioux x125 Peter x106 co-founder Daniel Mahoney, Officer Faton Ramadani, Winthrop Police Chief Terence First Come - First Served Delehanty, Officer Gulio Bonivita, Deputy Chief John Goodwin and Lt. Paul DeLeo. (Photo courtesy LEO Support Foundation). Page 8 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Email: [email protected] JIM LETTERIE HOSTS CAMPAIGN KICK OFF

Jim Letterie held a campaign kick off on Oct. 17 at Let- terie’s Italian Market on Woodside Avenue. Letterie met with local residents and outlined his position.

Jim talking with supporters. Mary and John Sullivan with Jim Letterie. Tony and Gina Santilli with Jim and Dawn Letterie.

Former Councilor Richard Gill , former Councilor Nick Delvento, Councilor Phil Boncore, former Council President Peter Donna and Tom Reilly with Jim Letterie. Gill, former Council President Tom Reilly, and School Committee Chairman Tino Capobianco.

— VOTE NOV. 5th — Len Spada launches scholarship fund for higher education students

By Kate Anslinger to go to college and pursue he plans to grow the schol- JIM my passion, and it was due arship fund, expanding For more than 20 years, largely to the support and opportunity for future stu- Attorney Len Spada has dedication of my parents. I dents. been representing thou- want to provide that oppor- To be eligible, students sands of individuals who tunity to others.” must be a senior graduat- have been injured due to Having an affinity for ing in good standing and LETTERIE the negligence of others. young people who are ea- having attended their high Now, he is giving back to ger to achieve, Spada wants school for at least three TOWN COUNCILOR - PRECINCT 2 youth in ten Greater Boston to ease some of the financial years. They must be accept- paid political advertisement local communities. Spada burden that comes along ed or enrolled in a 4-year or Law Group LLC recently with a college education. 2-year college or accredited launched a $5,000 scholar- “The scholarship is in- trade school by the time of ship fund to benefit gradu- tended to inspire students as the scholarship award. To ating high school students they pursue their education. apply, students must sub- who have overcome chal- We want to encourage stu- mit an 800 to 1,000-word lenging situations. One re- dents who have struggled essay explaining a chal- Logan ESPR cipient from Chelsea, East and had to overcome chal- lenging situation they over- Boston, Everett, Lynn, lenges as they move on to a came and how it changed Consultation Session Malden, Medford, Revere, new opportunity,” said Spa- their life. Submissions are Salem, Saugus, and Win- da, reflecting on his own due between November throp will each receive parents’ selfless love that 1, 2019, and February 1, Massport will host an information session on the Boston Logan International $500 of unrestricted funds allowed him to get through 2020. Winners will be an- Airport 2017 Environmental Status & Planning Report (ESPR). A representative that can be used for tuition, college. “We want to make nounced by April 15, 2020. from the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) Office will be on hand. books, supplies, or housing. this next step a little easier.” The awards will be present- The idea of the scholar- A Consultation Session for the 2017 ESPR is scheduled for: The Spada Law Schol- ed at a dinner at Kowloon ship fund came from Spa- arship Fund isn’t the first Restaurant in Saugus. Tuesday, October 29, 2019 at 6:00 PM da’s own personal journey, time that the local attorney Located in Chelsea, Spa- Cathy Leonard-McLean Community Room and was inspired by his ex- has decided to give back. In da Law Group is a boutique Logan Airport’s Rental Car Center* perience growing up in the recent years he has donated firm based in Chelsea, pro- 15 Transportation Way inner city with parents who $17,500 to non-profits such viding personal attention East Boston, MA 02128 worked three jobs to sup- as the Lynn Food Bank, My and specialized skills to ac- port the family. Brothers Table, the Ameri- cident victims. Please note that an electronic copy of the 2017 ESPR is available on Massport’s “I know what it is like to can Heart Association, and For more information website at http://www.massport.com/massport/about-massport/project- grow up poor and to face has served as a mentor and on submission guidelines, environmental-filings/logan-airport/. Additional copies of the 2017 ESPR challenges that could de- may be obtained by calling Stewart Dalzell at (617) 568-3524 or emailing educator for lawyers just please visit: https://www. [email protected] during the public comment period. rail you if you don’t find a starting out in the field. spadalawgroup.com/re- way to overcome them,” he Much in the same way ports/scholarship-for-grad- Massport has requested an extension of the public comment period, which said. “I was fortunate to be that Spada has grown his uating-high-school-seniors. began on August 7, 2019, to approximately 100 days, with the close of public the first one in my family law practice over the years, cfm. comments on November 18, 2019.

The public comment period for the ESPR has been extended, in part, to reflect Massport’s recent submission to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) of a series of planning studies required by MassDEP in their 2017 approval of the Logan Airport Parking Freeze amendment (310 CMR 7.30). The MassDEP studies are available for review on the Massport website at: http://www.massport.com/massport/about-massport/project-environmental -filings/logan-airport/.

Written comments on the ESPR may be submitted by November 18, 2019 to the following address:

The Honorable Kathleen Theoharides, Secretary Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Attn: MEPA Office WINTHROP Anne Canaday, EEA No. 3247 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH Boston, MA 02114

Electronic comments may also be submitted on the MEPA Public Comments Primary care and specialty services for the whole family Portal at: https://eeaonline.eea.state.ma.us/EEA/PublicComment/Landing/. Call us to schedule your appointment: 617-568-6100 * The Cathy Leonard-McLean Community Room is located on the lower level of the Rental Car Center (RCC) Facility at Boston Logan International Airport. The RCC is accessible Open now—and open to all! by the MBTA via Airport Station or the Silver Line and then by a Massport Shuttle Bus. Please allow additional travel time if using the MBTA. Parking for the RCC is available at the loading dock area on Porter Street and in the visitor spaces in front of the RCC. 17 Main Street, Winthrop

Because your good health matters. www.ebnhc.org • massport.com PLACE AN AD IN COLOR CALL 781 485 0588 Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Page 9 Sports

WHS SPORTS Roundup CELEBRATING CROSS COUNTRY SENIORS AT SENIOR DAY

WHS FOOTBALL injured. TEAM CRUISES “Matt made his presence felt in a big way,” said Cadi- PAST SALEM gan of the junior, who also The Winthrop High foot- plays as an offensive line- ball team earned its second man. “He really has made victory of the season with the most of his opportunity a runaway, 35-18 victory and has become a leader for over Salem under the lights us on the defensive side of at Miller Field this past Fri- the ball.” day evening. Cadigan and his crew The Vikings gave an ap- will trek to Manning Field preciative hometown crowd this Friday evening to take a lot to cheer about. Coach on Lynn English. The Bull- Jon Cadigan’s crew scored dogs, one of the top teams early and often to build a in the South Division of the commanding 28-12 lead at Northeastern Conference, the half. were ranked in the top 20 in The teams traded inter- the state earlier in the sea- ceptions in the opening son and figure to present a minutes, with junior David tough challenge. DiCicco picking off a Sa- The contest has signif- lem aerial on the visitors’ icance for Winthrop. The first possession. Winthrop Vikings still have a shot at Pat Haskell and Andrei Opincaru at Senior Day festivities. returned the favor, throwing qualifying for the post-sea- a pick on its first possession son state tournament in the WHS boys cross country captain Pat Haskell is shown with of the game, but the Vikings Division 6 North, but in all his parents at Senior Day festivities. got the ball right back when likelihood will need a victo- Steve Perullo recovered a ry under the MIAA’s com- Salem fumble. plicated ranking formula Mike DeFelice named WHS baseball coach Winthrop then got down in order to leap from their Winthrop Athletic Direc- under Tony Fucillo in 1993. by my coaches at Winthrop tire life I have seen the posi- to business and scored the present ninth-place ranking tor Matt Serino announced That started DeFelice High School, Tony Fucillo, tive effect he has had on the first TD of the contest when past eighth-ranked Hamil- the appointment of Mike on an extended coach- Barry Rosen, and Vin Eruz- lives of so many young ath- Bobby Hubert went in from ton-Wenham. DeFelice as the new head ing odyssey. He moved to ione. They truly changed letes whom he has coached six yards out, and then baseball coach at Winthrop Brookings, South Dakota, my life and it is because and mentored.” kicked the extra point, to WHS GOLF TEAM High this past week. where he coached football, of them that I always have DeFelice, who lives in make it 7-0. DeFelice has been the hockey, and baseball at wanted to emulate their Winthrop and who is the The Witches struck back COMPETES IN assistant coach for the base- Brookings High School. He dedication and desire to father of three children with a drive of their own TOURNEY ball program since 2010 coached football at UMa- give back to the community ranging in age from 18 to to slice the lead to 7-6, but The Winthrop High golf under long-time WHS head ss-Lowell, Tufts Universi- and the next generation.” 25, said one of his goals is Hubert, who had a monster team, which finished at 8-8 coach Frank DeMarco, who ty, Alvirne High School in Another huge influence to reinvigorate the youth evening with 157 yards during the regular season to announced his retirement at Hudson, New Hampshire, upon DeFelice’s life path baseball program in Win- rushing on 18 carries, broke qualify for the state tourna- the start of the school year. Medford High School, and has been his dad, legendary throp, which has seen a bit off a 28-yard TD jaunt. ment, competed in the state DeFelice is a 1989 gradu- Endicott College before WHS athlete and football of a drop-off in numbers in With Bobby splitting the tourney semifinals on Mon- ate of Winthrop High where returning to his hometown coach Bob DeFelice. “Al- recent years. uprights for the PAT, Win- day at Sandy Burr Country he played football, hockey, in 2009 when he was ap- though my father stepped “With all of the compet- throp held a 14-6 lead. Club. and baseball. He went on to pointed as a special educa- down as head football ing demands for youngsters Salem once again The six boys who trav- play football at Marist Col- tion teacher in the Winthrop coach at Winthrop to take these days, we have to find bounced back with a TD eled with the team were lege for four years and got school system. the job as Athletic Director a way to bring back the drive to keep matters close Jack Sicurella, Evan Smo- his first coaching job upon “This is a dream come at Bentley College just as I excitement to baseball for at 14-12, but Winthrop trich, Conlan Petersen, graduation as an assistant in true for me,” DeFelice said. was entering my junior year them,” said DeFelice. made two unanswered for- Mike Gillis, Nico Babine, the WHS football program “I was heavily influenced in high school, for my en- ays into the end zone before and Connor Murphy. the end of the half. Jack and Evan came in Bryan Concei√ß√£o, with the lowest scores of 84 WHS SPORTS Through the Years who provided a powerful (Jack) and 86 (Evan). 1-2 punch along with Hu- “The team did well,” 20 years ago state. Sophomore Bobby of the injured Greg Lep- tory of the season. Dorian bert in the Viking backfield, said WHS head coach John Oct. 21, 1999 Kneeland scored the lone ke, to Kneeland, set up the Balla, Thiago DaSilva, and scored both TDs on runs of Cross, “though we came up The WHS football team Winthrop TD from four TD. Michael Moran scored the 23 and two yards to leave short on a victory.” fell to 2-4 on the sea- yards out. A screen pass Coach Tara O’Neil’s goals for the Vikings. Winthrop firmly in control Captain Jack Sicurella son with a 28-6 loss to for a 13 yard gain from Winthrop High boys soccer at the half, 28-12. led the Vikings throughout Gloucester, the number quarterback James Coffey, team defeated Lynn Clas- Conceicao, who accu- the 2019 campaign. “Jack two ranked team in the who was playing in place sical, 3-0, for its third vic- See SPORTS YEARS Page 13 mulated 133 yards on nine had a great year with a win- carries for his night’s work, ning record in the number scored his third touchdown one spot,” said Cross. shortly after the intermis- The lineup also featured sion, hauling in a 39-yard a number of freshmen who pass from sophomore quar- played key roles in the Vi- terback Mike Chaves. The kings’ success. connection marked the first “Freshman Connor Mur- Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made varsity TD pass of Chaves’s phy has played well all year career. and even had a chance to SALE DAYS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH, 2019 Salem added a late and play the number three spot Grocery meaningless score at the in the match against Salem., Great grocery specials Meat end of the game for the 35- said Cross. “The team’s "Meat Cut Fresh Every Day" Campbell's Chicken Noodle 18 finale. four freshmen, Murphy, "Ground Beef & Patties Ground Fresh Daily" “We had two, 100-yard Dan Liberty, Colin Kinsel- or Tomato Soup (Classic only) ...... 10/$10.00 rushers in Bobby and Bry- la, and Nico Banine, started Barilla Pasta Family Pack Specials (ex gluten free-protein-tortellini-pasta ready) .. 10/$10.00 an, and anytime you have in most if not all matches Assorted Bone-In Pork Loin Chops ...... $1.59/lb that kind of production, it this year and will look to Xtra Laundry Detergent ...... 2/$5.00 London Broil Shoulder Steaks ...... is hard for any team to beat move up in the rankings Best Yet Apple Juice 64 oz ...... 2/$3.00 $3.99/lb you,” said Cadigan. next year.” Best Yet Mayonnaise 30 oz ...... 2/$4.00 Chuck Blade Steaks ...... $3.99/lb The Vikings also dis- Juniors Evan Smotrich, Skippy Peanut Butter ...... 2/$4.00 Chicken Leg Quarters ...... 79¢/lb played a different look Conlon Petersen, and Mike Best Yet Canned Vegetables ...... 5/$3.00 Chicken Tenders...... $2.99/lb for the Witches, alternat- Gills played well at the two, Cap'n Crunch Cereal 14 oz ...... 2/$4.00 ing Chaves and Hubert at three, and four slots and Francesco Rinaldi Pasta Sauce ...... 4/$5.00 Bob Evans Side Dishes asst varieties ...2/$6.00 quarterback, with the latter also will look to improve Delizza Eclairs ...... 2/$8.00 Farmland Bacon 16 oz ...... 2/$10.00 moving into a running back next year. 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Fresh Jumbo Red Onions ...... 89¢/lb Best Yet K-Cups ...... 2/$7.00 limit 2 award for outstanding de- In a 3-0 shutout of North- California Fresh & Sweet Strawberries 1 lb pkg .... Coca Cola 2 Liter ...... 4/$5.00 plus deposit fensive play was awarded east last Thursday, Lily 2/$6.00 to linebacker Matt Hurley, Dias and Katie Gagnon led who has stepped into a 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP •(617) 846-6880 • WWW.WINTHROPMKTPLACE.COM Store Hours: Mon-Sat 8am-9pm • Sun 8am-7pm • Not responsible for typographical errors. starting role in the absence We have the right to limit quantities. of Tyler Rockefeller, who is See ROUNDUP Page 10 Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Email: [email protected] SCENES FROM LADY VIKINGS SOCCER VS. SALEM WITCHES

Photos by Bob Marra/robertmarraphotography.com

The Lady Vikings rallied from a 3-0 deficit to take a 4-3 lead over Salem before losing momentum - and the game, 6-4, Monday at Miller Field.

Goaltender Manuella Mejia’s best effort could not keep this Salem shot out of the net.

Jenna Dorr gets control of a loose ball. Grace Galuris fights for possession.

Maura Dorr (#11) gets off a shot that found the net for her third goal of the game, tying Captain Sydney Mignosa uses her heel to kick the ball from a Salem defender. the contest at 3-3.

Roundup // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 the team in hitting. Elle En- soccer team came up just glish had an overall strong short in their contest with game with her hitting and Salem this past Monday, serving. Senior Alex Vera dropping a 3-2 decision. also contributed a great hit Senior Abdul Hamada, in the victory. assisted by freshman Es- The Vikings followed up teban Alvarez, scored both that win with an impressive goals for the Vikings in a 3-0 triumph over Salem first half that saw the teams this past Monday, the sec- head into the locker room ond time this season that deadlocked at a level 2-2. Winthrop has shut out the However, Salem scored Witches. the game-winner after the Katie Gagnon turned in intermission with 10 min- a strong performance with utes to play to claim the five kills and served 10 victory. Senior Ella McCarey moves through midfield with a Salem Lulia Marcoccio in a race for a loose ball. aces. Lily Dias added four Coach Kyle Gagin and defender in pursuit. aces and led the team with his crew were scheduled eight kills. to host Saugus yesterday tain Patrick Haskell ran a was followed by Carney Captain Caroline Earl (Wednesday) and will trav- strong race, coming in first in a time of 20:16 in sixth tuned in a nice, all-around el to Lynn English today for Winthrop in ninth place place, Ana Baurle (20:21 effort wth three aces, four (Thursday). They will trek with a time of 20:15. Sec- in seventh place), Heath- blocks, and three kills. Cap- to Keefe Tech on Monday ond for Winthrop was An- er Buccini (24:40 in 11th tain Carolyn Kinsella deliv- and close out their regular drei Opincaru (17th over- place), and Carly Zichella ered eight aces and had an season at Arlington Catho- all in 25:14) and the third (27:40 in 12th place). overall great setting game. lic next Thursday. Winthrop finisher was Matt The girls concluded their The victories improved Conner (22nd overall in season with a record of 3-1 the Vikings to 9-8 on the GIRLS CROSS 29:24). in the conference and 3-3 Last week’s meet with overall. Classical was their season. COUNTRY TEAM “We are one win up from Lynn Classical was high- only loss in the conference, last year and the previous DEFEATS SALEM lighted by Senior Day fes- leaving the Lady Vikings year, so it shows that we The Winthrop High girls tivities. just shy of winning the are continuing to improve,” cross country team earned Although both the boys league title. said WHS co-head coach a 24-31 victory over Salem and girls came up short “This was a good year Rachel DelSolio. recently. Libby Carney ran vs. their Ram rivals, they for the girls, especially Winthrop was scheduled her best race of the season, turned in some outstanding because we were in a re- Mia Martucci (#22) puts her head into the game. to host Lynn English yes- coming in second overall performances. building stage,” said WHS terday (Wednesday) eve- with a time of 26:55. Lib- In the boys meet, Haskell head coach Mark D’Amico. ning in a contest that will be by was followed by Fiona ran his best time of the year, “The boys and girls worked highlighted by Senior Night MacPhail who came across 15:49, to finish in second hard all season and put in a festivities. the line in third place in place, just 1/10 of a sec- great effort.” Winthrop then will await 27:52. Heather Buccini also ond behind Classical’s Max Both the boys and girls the announcement of their ran her best race of the year, Gonzalez. teams will compete in the seeding and first round op- coming in fifth overall in a Opincaru was second for Northeastern Conference ponent in the state tourney. time of 29:52. Winthrop (11th overall) and Cross Country Champion- Zara Powell was next Matthew Conner finished in ship in Gloucester this Sat- BOYS SOCCER in sixth place in a time of 15th overall. urday at Stage Fort Park: 1 30:57 and rounding out the On the girls side, Beatriz p.m. for the boys JV; 1:30 COMES UP JUST top five in eighth place was Holzbach ran her best time p.m. for the girls JV; 2 p.m. SHORT VS. SALEM Carly Zichella in 34:33. of the season, 17:58, to lead for the boys varsity; and 2:30 The Winthrop High boys On the boys side, cap- the Lady Vikings and finish p.m. for the girls varsity. in third place overall. She

WCAT to air classic horror movies Halloween night and weekend WCAT is making this the best of the worst horror Thursday, 2:36 AM- Horror Hotel Halloween a scary week- films ever released in mov- Halloween Night, 10/31 (1960) end full of campy, ie theaters. All presented in 9 PM- Night of the Liv- 3:53 AM- White Zombie classic horror their entirety and commer- ing Dead (1968) (1932) flicks. Join us, cial free. So, grab the kids 10:36 PM- Carnival of beginning Hal- and hunker down all week- Souls (1962) Friday, 11/1 loween night, end for some great scream- 12 AM- Little Shop of 9 PM- Bloody Pit of and continu- ing fun. Check out the full Horrors (1960) Horror (1965) ing all week- weekend schedule below: 1:13 AM- The Brain end long for That Wouldn’t Die (1962) See HORROR MOVIES Page 11 Maura Dorr works her way past a Salem defender. Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Page 11 CELEBRATING GIRLS SOCCER SENIORS AT SENIOR DAY

Isabel Skomro with her parents, Carina and Gary, and sisters, Lilly (#14) and Olivia. Maria Tracy with her parents, Donis and Greg, and siblings - Julia, Daniel, John, Michael, and Sarah.

Ella McCarey (#5) with sister Nora (#25) and parents, Kathleen and Rob, and family. Devon Barry with her parents, David Barry and Katie VanDalilnda, stepfather John Rich, Grandmother “Nanny”, and aunt, Donna Bruce, and uncle, Sean Carleton.

Captain Alex Gibbons with her parents, Susan and Thomas, sibling Christopher, and Front row, left to right: Charlotte Hurley, Ella McCarey, Isabel Skomro, and Maria Tracy. grandparents, Claire and Bob Indresano, and Morgan Gibbons. Standing left to right: Colby Bosse, Captain Alex Gibbons, Captain Sydney Mignosa, Cap- tain Jillian Johnson, Isabella Ferullo, and Devon Barry.

Captain Jillian Johnson with her parents, Eileen and Erik, brother Mark, and her aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Sydney Mignosa with her mom, Lisa, brother Tyler, and grandfather, Andrew.

Colby Bosse with her parents, John and Linda, and brothers - Tyler, Spencer, and Riley.

Isabella Ferullo with her parents, Danna and Joe, and brother, Joseph.

Horror movies // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 10:22 PM- House on 4:00 AM- The Scream- 11:40 PM- A Bucket of Haunted Hill (1959) ing Skull (1958) Blood (1959) 11:40 PM- Invasion of 12:46 AM- Plan 9 From the Bee Girls (1973) Saturday, 11/2 Outer Space (1959) 1:07 AM- Lady Franken- 9 PM- Teenagers from 1:05 AM- Cosmos: War stein (1971) Outer Space (1959) of the Planets (1977) 2:31 AM- Horror Ex- 10:26 PM- This Is Not A 2:35 AM- Silent Night, Charlotte Hurley with her parents, Chris and Dawn, and siblings - Jonathan, Christian, and press (1972) Test (1962) Bloody Night (1972) Julia and grandmother, Sandra. Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Email: [email protected] THE WHS VIKINGS SENIORS HONORED AT SENIOR NIGHT FESTIVITIES AT MILLER FIELD

Last Friday evening before the game the seniors of the Winthrop High Vikings Football Team and WHS Cheer- leaders were recognized by family and friends. A brief ceremony at midfield allowed each senior to present their moms flowers, signifying their last game at home as a Vi- king.

Andi Peti (#15), with his mother Edliva and brothers John Capt. Pat Teixeira (#77), with his parents, Judy and Tim, sisters, Katherine and Nary, brother Timmy and his family. and Tom.

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The Planning Board has decided on a much-awaited boundary of the Center Busi- ness District (CBD) and will present the new map to the Newspaper Group Town Council for approval or of loyal not. It will also be up to the Town NEWS Council to decide whether or Briefs not the old middle school site STORM will be included in the district. PREPAREDNESS: It will also be suggested to the council that the senior housing GET READY BEFORE This past Saturday a little after 1 p.m. this unfortunate mishap took place at the boat ramp. An unnamed driver was backing a wa- on Putnam Street and 105-107 A STORM STRIKES, tercraft down the ramp when apparently the brakes slipped and pulled to 2003 Ford Expedition into the water. Fremont St. are not actually in PAY ATTENTION TO No injuries were reported and the vehicle was towed out of the water by G&J Towing. Winthrop Police, Fire and the Winthrop Har- the district. bormaster all responded. Monday night the Planning SAFETY Board met to discuss the pro- The preparations you make posed CBD map drawn by Mi- now, ahead of storms, floods, chael Wang, of Form & Place, or hurricanes, can help you readers! recover faster and stay safe during clean-up. The Out- See CBD Page 3 door Power Equipment Insti- Ferry remains out of commission tute (OPEI), an international trade association representing By Sue Ellen Woodcock small engine, utility vehicle said the engine, covered by and outdoor power equipment The Winthrop Ferry service warranty, has been ordered remains suspended until me- Boston area to possibly take manufacturers and suppliers, from Cummins NE. chanical repairs can be made over the service that has been reminds home and business “We are currently working very popular with many local to one of its engines. on alternative service while owners that it’s best to get residents.” ready before a storm strikes. The town is still awaiting the equipment is down,” said delivery all of the necessary Town Council President Ron And what is in the ferry’s “In the rush right before the parts for the repair. Tanji Cu- future? storm, people sometimes for- Vechia. “ We are having on- fini, who manages the ferry, going discussions with local “It has always been my get to make sure their outdoor desire not to have the Town power equipment is in order,” ferry operators in the Greater said Kris Kiser, president and Board of Health takes See FERRY Page 4 CEO of OPEI. “They also run out of time as weather is often first steps towards RED SOX FANS GO THE DISTANCE Ty Garcia, with his parents, Leecia and Joseph, and sisters unpredictable. At all times of the year, it’s important to keep plastic bag ban Rin Gjinovci, with his parents, Mirjeta and Petrit and sister your equipment in working order, have the right fuel on Police Lt. David E. Lessard. By Sue Ellen Woodcock hand, and know where your StickyMany communities size: have 3 in. x3 in. Sophia and Ariana and cousin Caleb. safety gear is. This is doubly Police Lt. Lessard retires banned single-use plastic true during storm season.” bags, and it appears Winthrop Anila. OPEI offers the following following 39-year career will soon follow suit. tips to help homeowners and ShownLast week thesized Board of to scale above businesses plan ahead for Health voted to approve a storm clean-up: Chief Terence M. Delehan- ty announced that Winthrop draft of regulations on ban- Make a list of what you Academy. ning single-use plastic bags. need to clean up. Survey your Police Lt. David E. Lessard retired this week from the He also served as the de- The next step will be a public property. Consider the damage partment's Accreditationcovers hearing in September approx. with the 2 columns Winthrop Police Department a storm might cause and make Manager, a role in which he after nearly four decades of Town Council. a list of what tools might be oversaw and ensured Win- service to the community. “The regulations are simi- needed for repairs. You might throp Police's compliance lar to what Boston has,” said need a chainsaw, pruner, gen- Lt. Lessard officially re with a wide-ranging set of law tired on Monday, July 8, after Chairman of the Board of erator, or utility type vehicle. - enforcement standards. Health Bill Schmidt. “These Take stock of your outdoor serving the Winthrop Police Department for 39 years. In In addition, Lt. Lessard are the very thin plastic bags oversaw the former Win- that time, he served as the that a carton of milk could slip throp Marine Unit and Har- Copy for a StickySee NEWS BRIEFS Page 4 founding organizer of the though.” bor Patrol, implemented and department's Citizen Police The regulation would en- courage people to use their See LESSARD Page 3

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Ferrino has submitted beyond fleeting,monetary nomination papers for the growth and focus on what is position of Winthrop Town going to affect our commu- Councilor for Precinct One. nity’s quality of life in the He is currently finishing the long view. I want to assure term of Michael McDuffee future generations the same whose sudden passing was charm, quaintness, care and a staggering loss. concern many of us were Richard’s contributions fortunate enough to experi- to the community are, liter- Richard Ferrino. ence. That is why I’ve been ally, too numerous to com- involved for most of my life pletely list. His service has Winthrop Capital Improve- and why I choose to stay in- always been that of a quiet, ment Committee; Winthrop volved.” generous worker. He may Democratic Town Commit- A graduate of the Uni- be best know for this partial tee; Winthrop Town Meet- versity of Lowell with a record of his service: Com- ing Member (21 years); Master’s degree in Criminal missioner, Winthrop His- Board Member, Freedoms Justice, Richard currently toric Commission; Edward Foundation, Bay State serves as Assistant Chief B. Newton School Study Chapter; Board Member, Probation Officer of the Committee; Former Chair, Friends of Boston Harbor Massachusetts Trial Court, Winthrop Housing Author- Islands Member, Nation- Salem District Court. His ity; Former Chair,Winthrop al Association of Eagle father, the Honorable Jo- Historic District Study Scouts. seph J Ferrino, and several Teachers holding signs requesting fair compensation. Committee; Past Commis- Richard’s deep expe- of his siblings still live in sioner, Winthrop Parks and rience with town depart- Winthrop. He and his wife Recreation Commission; ments and local organiza- Rhonda have two adult Member, Winthrop Memo- tions make him eminently sons, Richard and Michael rial Committee; Dalrymple qualified to serve as Town and live in precinct one. School Study Committee; Councilor.

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT: English teacher Kieth Demers Keith Demers may be ships I have made with my new to the district, but his students. I joke that a day teaching history goes back can’t be all that bad if it’s ten years and beyond. He spent talking about Hem- initially discovered his ingway, Keats, or Shake- love for teaching when he speare. As I’m sure many was in graduate school at teachers will tell you, there Saint Bonaventure Univer- is nothing greater than sity in Western New York. watching the light bulb go He worked in finance and on over a student’s head then publishing before he when they grasp a compli- decided to officially launch cated concept or come to his teaching career at Mys- mastery of a difficult prob- tic Valley Regional Charter lem. School in Malden, teach- Teachers and residents alike protest outside the Winthrop Middle/High School. ing middle school and high Who inspired you to school English. After work- become a teacher? ing as a long term substi- Kieth Demers. I was probably inspired tute teacher in Reading and the most, by one of my high Contracts // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Malden last year, he landed writing. Mastery of these school English teachers, in the Winthrop School Dis- skills is important to future Mr. Guevremont. I attended trict. Armed with a master’s success whether a student Mt. St. Charles Academy, lingering issues relate to goes on to college or joins teacher schedules, salary, degree in English, Demers and was lucky enough to is fit to teach his current the workforce. These skills take three years of English and respecting the teachers’ also prepare students to ar- professional judgement. students about the impor- under his instruction. He tance of communication. ticulate a point of view and was the first teacher to ever “Unfortunately, the advocate for themselves, school committee is not show me that literature is Why is English your which, again, is a necessary more than just what’s on willing to bargain with any tool in all aspects of life other units until they have subject of choice? the surface, and that there Although I was initial- beyond high school. More- is a whole other language come to an agreement with over, from a literary point the teachers, the largest bar- ly a philosophy major in utilized by writers through college, I ended up taking of view, I believe that ex- figurative writing, and that gaining unit in the district, posure to world class liter- as well as the town,” said so many English Litera- a true reading of a work ture classes that I added ature broadens a student’s is akin to solving a puz- Reynolds. understanding of the world Chairman of the School that as a major as well. I zle. This really resonat- teach English, because out and fosters empathy and ed with me. That and the Committee, Valentino an understanding of others. Capobianco, shared his of all of the disciplines, I fact that many of our great believe that English pro- The act of reading literal- writers were iconoclasts, concern for the students. ly forces one to put them- “We deeply value our vides a well-rounded ed- rebels, rogues, and scoun- ucation necessary for ma- selves in someone else’s drels. This was also enlight- teachers, ESP’s, custodians, shoes, whether through staff, and most importantly turing young adults to be ening to me as a young man. successful in whatever en- a narrator of a work, or a our students. We need to character therein. continue to fund our school deavors they may pursue What do you love about system beyond Chapter 70. upon matriculation from teaching in Winthrop? high school. From a gram- What do you love most Everyone here has been It is my hope that the me- about teaching? diation process will help matical standpoint, English extremely helpful and wel- provides students with After spending many coming, and the students us reach a contract that is years working in “the real fair to our staff, taxpayers, the ability to successfully have been very receptive, Teachers holding their signs on the steps of the high communicate with others world” in a cubical, I enjoy cordial, and courteous so and driven toward student the discourse and relation- achievement.” school buiding. both verbally and through far.

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Boch Center, Wang Theatre, Drama Desk Award winner musical Sunday, October 27, Whitney Huston and Kevin Boston, Tuesday, October 29, for Outstanding Play October at 7:30 p.m.3 City Hall Square, Costner’s 1992 hit film, TONY BENNETT RuPAUL’S DRAG at 8 p.m., as part of their 25-November 30, featuring Lynn. $47,$57,$67,$87. 29,30,31,Nov. 5-7, at 7:30 Yes, the real, legendary, time- world tour.Tickets start ar an outstanding Boston cast, RACE LynnAuditorium.com, 781- p.m.; Oct. 30,Nov.2,3,6,9,10, less, 93-year-old perform- $56. bochcenter.org, 800- Boston Center for the Arts The Boch Center and Voss 599-SHOW, at 2 p.m.; Nov. 1,2, 8,9, at er graces Lowell Memorial 982-2787, and Ticketmaster. Calderwood Pavilion,527 Events announced the queens LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Massachusetts, 02152 Town of Winthrop that Copies of the of off-street parking Winthrop, MA 02152 The Town Council vote #003-2019 upon the application of the Winthrop Board of aforementioned facilities (B.) 1. & 2. Also, your answer, if any on to raise and appropriate Notice is hereby given in Stetson Realty, LLC, 2-4 Appeals will conduct LEGAL NOTICE application and plans are Chapter 17.16.020 (C.) or before 12/13/2019. $57,714 for the School LEGAL NOTICE accordance with Chapter Revere Street seeking a a public hearing on TOWN OF WINTHROP on file and available for 1. “General Regulations” If you fail to do so, the Department Operating PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF 40A of the Massachusetts relief from the Winthrop Thursday, October 31, LEGAL NOTICE inspection at the Office of restricting vehicles from court will proceed to the Budget for Fiscal Year NOVEMBER 7, 2019 General Laws and Chapter Zoning By-Laws. 2019, at or after 7:00 # 027-2019 the Town Clerk, Town Hall, parking in the front yard. hearing and adjudication 2020, thereby increasing Notice is hereby given in 17 of the Code of the The applicant seeks p.m. in the Joseph Notice is hereby given in Monday through Thursday Copies of the of his action. You are also the School Department accordance with Section Town of Winthrop that a permit to convert the Harvey Hearing Room, accordance with Chapter during the normal aforementioned required to file a copy of Operating Budget 2.9 (c) of the Code of the the Winthrop Board of current preexisting 4-unit Town Hall, Winthrop, 40A of the Massachusetts business hours. application and plans are your answer, if any, in the from $21,275,036 to Town of Winthrop that the Appeals will conduct non-conforming mixed- Massachusetts, 02152 General Laws and Chapter Darren Baird, Chairman on file and available for office of the Register of $21,332,750. Winthrop Town Council a public hearing on use structure to a 5-unit upon the application of 17 of the Code of the Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk inspection at the Office of this Court. 10/24/19 will conduct a Public Thursday, October 31, mixed-use structure. The Michael V. Sullivan, 430 Town of Winthrop that Winthrop Board of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Witness, Hon. Brian J. W Hearing on Tuesday, 2019, at or after 7:00 proposal would consist Revere Street seeking a the Winthrop Board of Appeals Monday through Thursday Dunn, First Justice of this November 7, 2019 at p.m. in the Joseph of 4 residential and 1 relief from the Winthrop Appeals will conduct October 17, 2019 during the normal Court. 7:00 pm in the Harvey Harvey Hearing Room, commercial unit. The Zoning By-Laws. a public hearing on October 24, 2019 business hours. Date: October 16, 2019 LEGAL NOTICE Hearing Room regarding Town Hall, Winthrop, permit was denied in The applicant seeks a Thursday, October 31, W Darren Baird, Chairman Felix D. Arroyo, COMMONWEALTH the following loan order: Massachusetts, 02152 accordance to the Town permit to construct a 2019, at or after 7:00 Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk Register of Probate OF MASSACHUSETTS ORDERED: That the upon the application of of Winthrop Zoning By- 570 sq. ft. second story p.m. in the Joseph Harvey Winthrop Board of 10/24/19 THE TRIAL COURT Order of this Council SHIRLEY NEAR THE SEA, Laws Chapter 17.12.030 addition to an existing Hearing Room, Town Hall, LEGAL NOTICE Appeals W PROBATE AND adopted on December LLC seeking approval of a Preexisting multiunit single-family structure Winthrop, Massachusetts, TOWN OF WINTHROP October 17, 2019 FAMILY COURT 18, 2018, providing modification of the plan dwellings. at the above referenced 02152 upon the LEGAL NOTICE October 24, 2019 Suffolk Division for the borrowing of approved by the Board of * Whereas the existing address. According to the application of Michael # 030-2019 W LEGAL NOTICE Docket No. $3,920,000 to pay costs Appeals on February 28, parking requirements proposed building plan, Cimmino, 30 Billows Notice is hereby given in SU17P0116EA of various improvements 2019 in Case No. 003- are not in compliance, the addition will have 2 Avenue (Lot #59) seeking accordance with Chapter CITATION for the Winthrop Center 2019 for an increase in relief will be needed for ft. overhangs on both the a Variance. 40A of the Massachusetts LEGAL NOTICE Estate of District Project, so-called, the overall height of the parking, 17.20.060 Table left and right sides of the The applicant seeks a General Laws and Chapter Paul E. Clayton is hereby amended in building located at 590 of Required Off-Street structure. permit to construct a 17 of the Code of the BOARD OF LICENSE To all interested persons: its entirety to provide Shirley Street, Winthrop. Parking, two parking The permit was denied 40.5 x 22 (2227sq.ft.) Town of Winthrop that PUBLIC HEARING 11-4-19 A petition has been filed as follows: That the Copies of the spaces per dwelling unit. in accordance to the two- and one-half story the Winthrop Board of Notice is hereby given in by: Town appropriates the aforementioned * Relief of a Special Town of Winthrop Zoning single family structure. Appeals will conduct PUBLIC HEARING- accordance with Chapter Mary Bransford of sum of Five Million Five application and plans are Permit (SP4) from By-Laws Chapter 17.16 The structure is proposed a public hearing on PLANNING 138 of the Massachusetts Winchester, MA Hundred Twenty-Three on file and available for the Board of Appeals Dimensional Regulations. to be constructed on an Thursday, October 31, BOARD-11-18-19 General Laws and Title 5 requesting: Thousand Three Hundred inspection at 17.12.130 Table of The permit was denied empty lot (#59) that 2019, at or after 7:00 Notice is hereby given of the Town of Winthrop’s that this Honorable Thirty-Four Dollars the Office of the Town Use Regulations will be due to the following consists of 4000 sq. ft. p.m. in the Joseph in accordance with Board of License Court do the following: ($5,523,334) for the Clerk, Town Hall, Monday required. reason. to the right side of the Harvey Hearing Room, Massachusetts General Commissioners will 1. Provide the Petitioner purpose of financing the through Thursday during Copies of the 1. Noncompliance of above referenced address. Town Hall, Winthrop, Law Chapter 40A Section conduct a public hearing with specific instructions engineering, design and the normal aforementioned proposed structure with According to the proposed Massachusetts, 02152 5 of the Zoning Codes on Monday November regarding how to construction of water business hours. application and plans are respect to minimum right- building plan, parking for upon the application of that the Winthrop 4, 2019, at on or after distribute the residue system improvements, Darren Baird, Chairman on file and available for side yard setback of 10 the proposed structure Katherine Cody, 160 Planning Board will 7:00 p.m. in the Joseph and remainder of the sewer system Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk inspection at the Office of feet (section 17.16.020 will be on site, sufficient Grovers Ave., seeking a conduct a Public Hearing Harvey Hearing Room, Decedent’s estate; 2. improvements, drainage Winthrop Board of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, J. 1.) Dimensional and not require relief. Special Permit to operate on November 18, 2019, Town Hall, Winthrop, Provide the Petitioner improvements, street and Appeals Monday through Thursday Regulations. The permit was denied in a Bed and Breakfast/ at or after 7:00 p.m. in Massachusetts, 02152, with indemnity in sidewalk improvements October 17, 2019 during the normal Copies of the accordance to the Town of Transient Lodging at the the Harvey Hearing Room upon the application of connection with the and service connections October 24, 2019 business hours. aforementioned Winthrop Zoning By-Laws existing home located on the Petition Seeking to Robert Deeb d/b/a JW’s Court’s Instructions for the Winthrop Center W Darren Baird, Chairman application and plans are Chapter 17.16.020J. 1. at 160 Grovers Ave., Amend the Winthrop Code Restaurant regarding the distribution District Project, including Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk on file and available for General Regulations Winthrop, MA 02152 in of Ordinances Chapter 10 Putnam St. Winthrop of the residue; and 3. the payment of all costs Winthrop Board of inspection at the Office of * Noncompliance of accordance with Section 17.50.210 A1 by deleting MA for an Annual All Any further relief that the incidental or related LEGAL NOTICE Appeals the Town Clerk, Town Hall, proposed structure with 17.49 of the Town of .75 & 1.25 Spaces per Alcohol Beverage License. Court deems necessary thereto; that to meet Legal Notice #022-2019 October 17, 2019 Monday through Thursday respect to minimum Lot Winthrop’s Zoning By- unit and inserting “for Notice is hereby given in and just. this appropriation, the Notice is hereby given in October 24, 2019 during the normal area requirement of 5000 Law, which permits a bed mixed used projects, accordance with Chapter You have the right Treasurer, with the accordance with Chapter W business hours. sq. ft. and breakfast to operate parking requirements 138 of the Massachusetts to obtain a copy of approval of the Town 40A of the Massachusetts Darren Baird, Chairman Copies of the as an accessory home for residential use are 2 General Laws and Title 5 the Petition from the Manager, is authorized General Laws and Chapter Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk aforementioned occupation use within a spaces per unit” of the Town of Winthrop’s Petitioner or at the Court. to borrow said amount 17 of the Code of the LEGAL NOTICE Winthrop Board of application and plans are private residence. It shall Notice is hereby given Board of License You have a right to object under and pursuant to Town of Winthrop that Legal Notice #024-2019 Appeals on file and available for be unlawful to conduct in accordance with Commissioners will to this proceeding. To do M.G.L. c. 44, §§7 and 8, the Winthrop Board of Notice is hereby given in October 17, 2019 inspection at the Office of a Bed & Breakfast/ Massachusetts General conduct a public hearing so, you or your attorney or pursuant to any other Appeals will conduct accordance with Chapter October 24, 2019 the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Transient Lodging Law Chapter 40A Section on Monday November must file a written enabling authority, and a public hearing on 40A of the Massachusetts W Monday through Thursday accessory use without a 5 of the Zoning Codes 4, 2019, at on or after appearance and objection to issue bonds or notes of Thursday, October 31, General Laws and Chapter during the normal Special Permit granted that the Winthrop 7:00 p.m. in the Joseph at this Court before 10:00 the Town therefor; that 2019, at or after 7:00 17 of the Code of the business hours. by the Zoning Board of Planning Board will Harvey Hearing Room, a.m. on November 7, all or any portion of the p.m. in the Joseph Town of Winthrop that LEGAL NOTICE Darren Baird, Chairman Appeals. conduct a Public Hearing Town Hall, Winthrop, 2019. amount authorized to be Harvey Hearing Room, the Winthrop Board of TOWN OF WINTHROP Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk The owner is applying on November 18, 2019, Massachusetts, 02152, This is NOT a hearing borrowed pursuant to this Town Hall, Winthrop, Appeals will conduct LEGAL NOTICE Winthrop Board of for a Special Permit at or after 7:00 p.m. in upon the application of date, but a deadline by order may be borrowed Massachusetts, 02152 a public hearing on # 026-2019 Appeals for a Bed & Breakfast/ the Harvey Hearing Room Robert Deeb d/b/a JW’s which you must file a through Massachusetts upon the application of Thursday, October 31, Notice is hereby given in October 17, 2019 Transient Lodging and on the Petition Seeking Restaurant written appearance and Clean Water Trust Dawn Armistead, 530 2019, at or after 7:00 accordance with Chapter October 24, 2019 will be renting a total of to “Amend the Winthrop 10 Putnam St. Winthrop objection if you object to (the “Trust”), and in Shirley Street, seeking a p.m. in the Joseph Harvey 40A of the Massachusetts W 1 bedroom for no more Code of Ordinances MA for a Brown Bag this proceeding. If you connection therewith, relief from the Winthrop Hearing Room, Town Hall, General Laws and Chapter than fourteen days, in by deleting and / or Liquor License fail to file a timely written the Treasurer and the Zoning By-Laws. Winthrop, Massachusetts, 17 of the Code of the accordance with the repealing of all Chapter All documents pertaining appearance and objection Town Manager are The applicant seeks a 02152 upon the Town of Winthrop that LEGAL NOTICE by-law. The home has 1 17,50.210 D Fees in Lieu to this hearing can be followed by an Affidavit authorized to enter into permit to change the application of Circle Ivy, the Winthrop Board of Legal Notice full bathroom that will be of Parking” viewed in the Town Clerks of Objections within thirty a loan agreement and/or existing conforming retail LLC, 66 Winthrop Shore Appeals will conduct #029-2019 designated for guests with All materials may be Office during normal (30) days of the return security agreement with store and services use Drive, seeking a relief a public hearing on Notice is hereby given in a dedicated parking spot. reviewed in the Town business hours or the date, action may be taken the Trust and otherwise of this unit to that of a from the Winthrop Zoning Thursday, October 31, accordance with Chapter Copies of the Clerks Office, Room 5 or Board of License Office, without further notice to contract with the Trust restaurant at that above By-Laws. 2019, at or after 7:00 40A of the Massachusetts aforementioned Room B-3, Clerk of the Room B3 to you. and the Department referenced location. The applicant seeks a p.m. in the Joseph Harvey General Laws and Chapter application and plans are Planning Board during Denise Quist WITNESS, Brian J. Dunn, of Environmental The applicant wants to permit to convert the Hearing Room, Town Hall, 17 of the Code of the on file and available for Town Hall normal business Clerk-Board of License First Justice of this Court. Protection with respect have counter seating current preexisting Winthrop, Massachusetts, Town of Winthrop that inspection at the Office of hours. 10-24-09 Date: October 11, 2019 to any such loan or for 40 persons for the non-conforming 2 family 02152 upon the the Winthrop Board of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Denise Quist W Felix D. Arroyo, loans; that the Town consumption of both structure to a 3-unit application of Frank Appeals will conduct Monday through Thursday Clerk-Planning Board Register of Probate Manager is authorized prepared food and ice residential building. The Ferrara , 45 Tileston Rd. a public hearing on during the normal 10-24-19 10/17/19, 10/24/19 to apply for, accept and cream upon the premises permit was denied in seeking a relief from the Thursday, October 31, business hours. 10-31-19 W expend any federal or and take out. This accordance to the Town Winthrop Zoning By-Laws. 2019, at or after 7:00 Darren Baird, Chairman W LEGAL NOTICE state aid available for location lies within the of Winthrop Zoning By- The applicant seeks a p.m. in the Joseph Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk the project or for the Business District A where Laws Chapter 17.12.130 permit to construct two Harvey Hearing Room, Winthrop Board of LEGAL NOTICE financing thereof, and a restaurant is allowed three family dwellings are duplex structures on a Town Hall, Winthrop, Appeals that the Town Manager is only by Special Permit not permitted in the RA 12,832 sq. ft. lot at the Massachusetts, 02152 October 17, 2019 LEGAL NOTICE authorized to expend all (SP1) via the Board of district. above referenced address. upon the application of October 24, 2019 COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC HEARING funds available for the Appeals. Relief of the following will The lot resides in an RB Brad Fischer, 70 Winthrop W OF MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC HEARING- project and to take any The permit was denied be required. zone and is not restricted Shore Drive seeking a THE TRIAL COURT PLANNING BOARD OF APPEALS other action necessary due to the following 1. A variance pursuant by Section 17.16.020 Variance. PROBATE AND FAMILY BOARD-11-18-19 #003-2019 to carry out this project. reason. to Section 17.52.030 (A) of the Winthrop Town The applicant seeks a COURT DEPARTMENT Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given in Any premium received 1. The permit was denied (use variance) for relief Ordinances restricting two permit to construct a SUFFOLK Division in accordance with accordance with Chapter upon the sale of any in accordance to the Town from the provisions of structures on any one lot. 5’ x 28’-6” one story LEGAL NOTICE DIVORCE SUMMONS Massachusetts General 40A of the Massachusetts bonds or notes approved of Winthrop Zoning By- 17.12.130, Table of The permit was denied attached deck to the front BY PUBLICATION Law Chapter 40A Section General Laws and Chapter by this order, less any Laws 17.12.130 Table of Uses to establish a three- in accordance to the of the existing structure. AND MAILING 5 of the Zoning Codes 17 of the Code of the such premium applied to Use Regulations family use in the RA zone Town of Winthrop Zoning According to the proposed Suffolk Probate that the Winthrop Town of Winthrop that the payment of the costs Copies of the which does not allow for By-Laws Chapter 17.16 plot plan, the applicant And Family Court Planning Board will the Winthrop Board of of issuance of such bonds aforementioned dwelling units exceeding Dimensional Regulations. also seeks a permit to TOWN OF WINTHROP 24 New Chardon St. conduct a Public Hearing Appeals will conduct or notes, may be applied application and plans are two units. The permit was denied construct a 5’-6”x 10’ LEGAL NOTICE Boston, MA 02114 on November 18, 2019, a public hearing on to the payment of costs on file and available for 2. A variance from the due to the following one story attached deck # 032-2019 Docket No. at or after 7:00 p.m. in Thursday, October 31, approved by this order in inspection at the Office of provisions of section reasons. on the left side of the Notice is hereby given in SU19D1410DR the Harvey Hearing Room 2019 at or after 7:00 accordance with M.G.L. c. the Town Clerk, Town Hall, 17.20.060. Table of * Noncompliance of structure. accordance with Chapter Kenneth H. on the Ordinance Code p.m. in the Joseph Harvey 44, §20, thereby reducing Monday through Thursday Required Off Street proposed structure with The permit was denied 40A of the Massachusetts Hobson, of the Town of Winthrop Hearing Room, Town Hall, the amount authorized during the normal Parking. (two parking respect to minimum in accordance to the General Laws and Chapter Plaintiff concerning the Marijuana Winthrop, Massachusetts, to be borrowed to pay business hours. spaces per dwelling unit) rear yard setback of Town of Winthrop Zoning 17 of the Code of the vs. By Laws. 02152 upon the such costs by a like Darren Baird, Chairman Copies of the 25 ft. or 1/5 depth By-Laws Chapter 17.16 Town of Winthrop that Sherian V.Hobson, 10/24/19, 10/31/19 application Shirley Near amount. The total Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk aforementioned (section 17.16.020 J. 1.) Dimensional Regulations the Winthrop Board of Defendant W The Sea, LLC 590 Shirley amount authorized to be Winthrop Board of application and plans are Dimensional Regulations. and Chapter 17.28 Appeals will conduct To the Defendant: Street seeking approval of borrowed by this order Appeals on file and available for * Noncompliance of Nonconforming Uses. a public hearing on The Plaintiff has filed a a plan modification from shall be reduced to the October 17, 2019 inspection at the Office of proposed structure in The permit was denied Thursday, October 31, Complaint for Divorce LEGAL NOTICE the Board of Appeals. extent of any grants October 24, 2019 the Town Clerk, Town Hall, accordance to Chapter due to the following 2019, at or after 7:00 requesting that the PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF Original plan approved by received by the Town on W Monday through Thursday 17.16 020 (C) (1.) reasons. p.m. in the Joseph Court grant a divorce for NOVEMBER 7, 2019 Decision dated February account of this project. during the normal “General Regulations” 1. Noncompliance of Harvey Hearing Room, Irretrievable breakdown, Notice is hereby given in 28, 2019. Modification All documents, legally business hours. restricting vehicles from proposed structure with Town Hall, Winthrop, filed on July 10, 2019. accordance with Section requested is limited to accessible, pertaining to LEGAL NOTICE Darren Baird, Chairman parking in the front yard. respect to minimum left Massachusetts, 02152 The Complaint is on file at 2.9 (c) of the Code of the overall height. this hearing(s) can be Legal Notice #023-2019 Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk Copies of the side yard setback of 10 upon the application of the Court. Town of Winthrop that the Copies of the viewed in the Town Clerks Notice is hereby given in Winthrop Board of aforementioned feet (section 17.16.020 Michael Cercone, 136 An Automatic Restraining Winthrop Town Council aforementioned Office, Room 5 and or accordance with Chapter Appeals application and plans are J. 1.) Dimensional Pauline Street, seeking a Order has been entered will conduct a Public application and plans are the Council Clerk Office, 40A of the Massachusetts October 17, 2019 on file and available for Regulations. Variance. in this matter preventing Hearing on Tuesday, on file and available for Room B3 during normal General Laws and Chapter October 24, 2019 inspection at the Office of 2. Noncompliance of The applicant seeks a you from taking any November 7, 2019 at inspection at the Office of business hours at the 17 of the Code of the W the Town Clerk, Town Hall, proposed structure with permit to locate and action which would 7:00 pm in the Harvey the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Winthrop Town Hall. Town of Winthrop that Monday through Thursday respect to minimum front construct a paved negatively impact the Hearing Room regarding Monday through Thursday Denise Quist the Winthrop Board of during the normal yard setback of 15 feet driveway and curb cut current financial status that the Town Council during the normal Council Clerk Appeals will conduct LEGAL NOTICE business hours. (section 17.16.020 J. 1.) in the front yard of of either party. SEE Transfer $89,836.86 from business hours. 10-24-19 a public hearing on Legal Notice #025-2019 Darren Baird, Chairman Dimensional Regulations. the above referenced Supplemental Probate Fund 899 MWRA Water Darren Baird, Chairman W Thursday, October 31, Notice is hereby given in Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk 3. Noncompliance of property. Approval was Court Rule 411. Capital Project Interest Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk 2019, at or after 7:00 accordance with Chapter Winthrop Board of proposed structure with denied in accordance to You are hereby to Water/Sewer Fund Winthrop Board of p.m. in the Joseph 40A of the Massachusetts Appeals respect to (17.28.030 C. the Town of Winthrop summoned and required Account number 90152- Appeals Harvey Hearing Room, General Laws and Chapter October 17, 2019 2.) Nonconforming uses, zoning ordinance Chapter to serve upon: Kenneth 580034 (MWRA #5 DCR 10/17/19, 10/24/19 Town Hall, Winthrop, 17 of the Code of the October 24, 2019 structures and lots. 17.20.050 Design H. Hobson, P.O. Box 531, Winthrop Shore Drive); W W Page 16 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, October 24, 2019 Email: [email protected] WINTHROP ARTS COUNCIL JAZZ BRUNCH FUNDRAISER

Photos by Derek Kouyoumjian scholarships for emerging artists in Winthrop High Founded in 1969, the and as a meet and greet. Winthrop Arts Council has Smooth music, good food, promoted artists in Win- and warm company made throp through exhibitions the Jazz Brunch a fun time and events. The Jazz Bruch for all. serves as a fundraiser to

Mark Michaels on guitar.

The Winthrop Arts Council members.

Max Whiting on bass.

In attendance was Del Brook, 91 years old and one of the Tuskegee Airman who served in The Philippines during WW2. He also served during The Korean War as well.

Winthrop Arts Council long-time member Patricia Tacelli, VP of Winthrop Historical Association Sandy Joneck-Schiff President Dawn Mahoney and founder Beverly Barsiano. fills out raffle tickets.

Ralph and Nancy Tufo.

Jackie Roman and Pearlie Neill. Joanne Schisler and Ellen Goldstick.

WINARC HALLOWEEN DANCE

Phyllis Hargreaves and Jean Coughlin.

WINARC held its annual Halloween Dance Party at the DeLeo Senior Center on Saturday, Oct. 19. Over 50 participants were dressed in a variety of creative costumes, and enjoyed a fun night of festivities sparked by lively dance music from the Ghost Buster DJ’s: Erin, Austin, and Matt. All the costume revelry was on display during a limbo parade around the hall. Everyone enjoyed the snacks, refreshments, and pizza topped off with cake from Marty’s birthday celebration. Mem- bers of Winthrop Strong, a self-advocacy group, sold special Halloween hats that they made for the occasion. WINARC will hold its next dance, a Christmas celebration, on Dec. 14