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Everett IndependentPublished by the Independent Newspaper Co. Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Superintendent choices upset Shocking internal As opioid epidemic rages, laws for candidates moving dead bodies stuck in the past and mayor By Seth Daniel to rid their home of her body in such a callous way. By Seth Daniel It was a cold and brisk “We don’t deal with these Thanksgiving morning last situations on a daily basis, Several Everett officials year, Nov. 22, but the sun but I don’t think anyone and a couple of local candi- shone brightly on Everett should be subject to that dates for the superintendent Interim Supt. Janice Gauthier was as the Crimson Tide began when they die regardless are sounding the alarm on very emotional at the conclusion of preparations for their annu- of the circumstances,” said the process to pick a new the meeting and said she was hurt al football game, and thou- Everett Chief Steve Mazzie school leader – saying the by the fact that she couldn’t even sands of families gathered this week. “It’s happened a local candidates should have get an interview after 49 years in happily to gorge on turkey number of times in other ar- been considered. the district. and the fixings. eas when someone overdos- Given the nature of the On the sidewalk of Glen- es and dies and the people School Department, with the School Committee Chair Tom dale Street, in the 50th block, they’re with dump the body former leader being charged Abruzzese defends himself against the scene was less than hap- because they don’t want to criminally for alleged sexual attacks during the unveiling of the py. be a part of reporting it to misconduct over a period of four finalist candidates as superin- In broad daylight on the public safety officials, even years, the Search Commit- tendent. The contentious meeting sidewalk was the body of a though they are protected tee was clearly tasked early focused on the fact that no internal young women, 35, dead and by the Good Samaritan Law. with the idea of whether to candidates were forwarded. stiff and lying in a compro- It’s happened elsewhere and start fresh with people from mised way for all to see. Ap- it happened here.” outside, or to consider can- parently the victim of a hero- As heartbreaking as that didates from within the sys- in overdose, it was clear she situation, and others like tem. The Next Step hadn’t died on the sidewalk. it are, the law to prosecute Last week, it was re- Someone had moved her those who callously dump vealed that no internal can- Superintendent Search Committee puts forwards four candidates there. a body is hopelessly out of didates for the position were And just 10 minutes after date given how the opioid even interviewed, and that she was allegedly so uncere- epidemic has fueled such has caused some controver- By Seth Daniel pool of 22 applicants. The began in looking for a new moniously deposited there, a behavior these days. Under sy locally. next step is for the School superintendent of schools, horrified resident and public state law, the only charge It was clearly enunciat- In a contentious meeting Committee to take charge of and the Massachusetts As- safety officials found her. It that can be leveled in such ed by Interim Supt. Janice of the School Committee on the process by receiving the sociation of School Commit- was gruesome and horrific a case is Permanent Dis- Gauthier at the meeting on Nov. 13, the Superintendent report and planning for the tees (MASC) was contracted to see, and made all the more position of Dead Bodies or Nov. 13. Search Committee reported next step in the process.” to help with that. A total of sickening by the fact that Remains. Unfortunately, law “I do feel hurt because I out four finalists – all from There has not been a 15 members were chosen for someone had taken the time enforcement sources say, stood up at a time when this outside the district – and the search for a new superinten- the Search Committee, and that Thanksgiving morning See SHOCKING Page 3 School Committee accepted dent in more than 30 years, they spent more than 300 See SNUB Page 2 that report by a vote of 7-1. and the search became nec- hours deliberating on the Only outgoing member essary one year ago when process and the larger can- Lester MacLaughlin voted allegations surfaced of al- didate pool in order to get NEIGHBORHOOD Licensing against it. leged sexual misconduct of to the point of reporting out “I want to thank everyone the former superintendent. candidates last week. DEVELOPERS FUNDRAISER Commission for the incredible amount of That led to criminal charges Those candidates include: time and dedication you put filed against him in a pend- •Thomas Flannagan – reviews forward,” said School Com- ing case, and also led to his Chief Academic Officer, mittee Chair Tom Abruzz- resignation and the forma- Providence Public Schools. permits ese. “The Search Committee tion of a Search Committee. got these candidates from a Last summer, the process See SEARCH Page 2
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Malden Courthouse shut Search // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 He has been a teacher, spe- and begin to understand the this month, said it was his cial educator and adminis- schools. last and most important vote. down for air-quality concerns trator in Virginia and now However, beyond the “My hope is things will in Providence. Prior to that announcing of candidates, move for the better in the By Seth Daniel court environment. ed that this would continue he was Deputy Chief of the there was a great deal of community,” he said. “My “The decision to move to intrude unacceptably on Division of Specialized In- controversy that followed. time and days in this seat are The Malden District to the Medford courthouse court business and that tem- struction of the Washington, As the matter came to a coming to a close. If this is Court – where most Ever- was made quickly, with the porary relocation was a bet- D.C., public schools. He has vote, MacLaughlin said the one of the final things I do as ett criminal and civil cas- move taking place in three ter option,” said Donohue. met all the requirements for process should be re-set and a School Committeeman, it es are filed – was abruptly weeks,” said spokesperson Additionally, the con- the job, and this week has fi- had been stained by Abruzz- is one of the best things I’ve shut down this week due to Jennifer Donohue. “The sultant found several small nalized his superintendent’s ese. done on the Committee.” indoor environmental con- project also includes re- areas of water damage that licensure in the state of Mas- “I thought this would be Mayor Carlo DeMaria, cerns related to an ongoing placement of all windows had produced mold growth sachusetts. an unbiased search for the who appeared as an ex-of- construction project. and the relocation will sim- – mostly related to old •Todd Stewart - Superin- superintendent and yet the ficio member of the School The court will be moved plify completion of the re- HVAC equipment. tendent Fellow, Worcester unbiased alleged chair of the Committee, said he was un- over a period of three weeks maining work over coming “In addition to imme- Public Schools. A former group made a statement in happy with the process. He to within the Medford Dis- months. Health concerns diate cleanup/remedia- teacher and principal in the the paper that he would hire said he would have liked to trict courthouse until the were raised relative to the tion and attention to better Worcester Public Schools, an Everett candidate only see internal candidates in the Malden building construc- ongoing construction proj- drainage and exhaust sys- Stewart will receive his over his dead body,” he said. mix, and was unhappy that tion is completed. ect.” tems, the consultant recom- doctorate in educational Abruzzese quickly retal- no internal candidates were A spokesperson for the Over three days, Envi- mended a study be done of leadership from Harvard in iated, saying he never said interviewed. Trial Courts said court staff ronmental Health and Engi- replacing or upgrading the the Spring of 2020. He was that and the quote was made “As the mayor, when peo- expressed health concerns neering, Inc. conducted the HVAC systems,” Donohue recruited into the program up by a local newsletter in ple from Everett apply, we due to the ongoing construc- assessment of the building, said. based on his successful work town. always give them the cour- tion project in the court- and recommended they in- All Everett court activ- with faculty. In his current “I never made that state- tesy of having an interview house. An environmental crease ventilation, bring in ities at the District Court position, he is working with ment,” he said. “You’re if they are a candidate,” he assessment confirmed that air filtration units and- im level will now be held at the administrative team in quoting from an article that said. “I think you did a dis- irritants, including dust and prove separation between Medford District Court un- Worcester Public Schools. wasn’t true. It’s a statement service. You have the In- use of chemicals, at times renovation work and court til the Malden courthouse •Priya Tahiliani – Assis- I never made. I’m not going terim Superintendent who were interfering with the activity. re-opens. tant Superintendent, Boston to debate the issue. What are spent 40 years in the school “The Trial Court decid- Public Schools. Currently you questioning?” system and you didn’t give working on her doctorate, “I’m questioning the her an interview…I am a lit- Council passes infrastructure petitions Tahiliani has academic cre- bias of the process,” said tle bothered by that.” dentials from Harvard and MacLaughlin. “I think the It has been stated that In- Boston University. She cur- process has been stained by terim Supt. Janice Gauthier, By Laura Plummer the foundational technolo- replace a lot of the old poles gies for 5G connectivity. and infrastructure that has rently oversees the Office your comments.” Asst. Superintendent Char- On Tuesday, Nov. 12, in Also, 5G networks ben- been there for decades.” of English Language Learn- “That’s interesting; let’s lie Obremski and Academies a marathon meeting of City efit smartphone and tablet While the company’s ers, having spent almost 20 go back in time,” said Abru- Director Omar Easy. Council, members passed users with faster download petition is largely a for- years as an educator and ad- zzese. “Who is the person Gauthier responded emo- items affecting infrastruc- and upload speeds, smooth- mality, Council can impose ministrator in Boston. She is that nominated me for the tionally to end the meeting ture and short-term rentals er streaming of online con- recommendations meant to bi-lingual and known for her chair?” on Wednesday, which was in Everett. tent, higher quality voice mitigate the impact of con- excellent communication “I did,” said MacLaugh- very uncharacteristic of her •Cellular antennas and video calls and more struction on local neighbor- skills and her understanding lin. time over the many years. Council approved the reliable connections. While hoods. of students at risk. “This is out of order,” “The process was done installation of small cell it may not sound like much “We had the casino •Paul Toner – Senior Di- said Abruzzese. “I have no the right way; I have no antennas at the following of a leap from 4G/LTE Ad- activity for two or three rector of Policy and Part- idea where this is coming complaints about it,” she locations: 431, 573 and 642 vanced, 5G allows a user to years,” said Council Wayne nerships, TeachPlus. Ton- from. You haven’t even seen said. “I do feel hurt because Broadway; 40 Cabot St.; download content up to 10 Matewsky. “These people er has a long record in the the report yet and you’re I stood up at a time when 141 Chelsea St.; 27 and 31 times faster. It is projected have put up with a lot down classroom and working with questioning it?” this City needed somebody Dean St.; 45, 180, 275 and that 5G will be fully main- there.” teachers and school lead- “That’s right,” said Ma- to step up. I always have 493 Ferry St.; 110 Flor- stream by 2025. Williamson said Nation- ers in the state. He took a cLaughlin. stepped up. I’ve got 49 years ence St.; 91 Garland St.; 23 •Verizon updates al Grid will work with local somewhat non-traditional That spilled into a vote, in this district and I couldn’t Griswold St.; 18 Kelvin St.; Tim Williamson of Na- police to ensure that traffic but highly relevant course where the report was re- get an interview. I was born 9 Kenwood Rd; 301 Main tional Grid asked Council in the area is not affected to the superintendancy. He ceived by a vote of 7-1, with and brought up in Everett. St.; 8, 12 and 49 Montrose for permission to strength- by the construction. In ad- served as president of the MacLaughlin against it. I stood up all the time and St.; 205 Russell St.; 57 en its infrastructure ben- dition, the company has Mass Teachers Association Member Marcony Almei- I couldn’t get an interview. Tremont St; 132 Union St.; efitting Verizon custom- notified all abutters of the and earned for them a seat da-Barros said he supported That’s it. I said my peace.” and 6-8 Windsor St. ers. The company aims to project. at the policy making table. the report, and was a mem- Said Abruzzese, “It’s These are part of 42 to- install poles on Bow and The councilor also asked Being president of the MTA ber of the Search Committee not who hasn’t been inter- tal antennae being installed Langdon Streets, and to that the pavement be re- involves considerable ad- as well. viewed, but who has been by ExteNet Systems, Inc. to lay underground laterals, turned to “pristine” con- ministrative management “As a member of this chosen.” benefit T-Mobile custom- cables and wires; construct dition following the up- and oversight, exceptional Search Committee, I am Kim Auger, president of ers. The company will be a line of underground elec- grades. ability to understand and really encouraged to have the Everett Teachers’ As- requesting another 20 loca- tric conduits, including the “Sometimes when you communicate with diverse been part of the Search sociation and a member of tions in the coming months. necessary sustaining and put a pole in, you leave constituencies and direct Committee and am pleased the Search Committee, said In January, Verizon will protecting fixtures, under gravel there and the weeds work with teachers. He was with these four candidates,” they had no comment on the also be appearing before and across Beacham and grow through it,” he cau- educated at Boston Univer- he said. “I am glad the entire internal candidate squabble. City Council to request in- Behen Streets; construct tioned. sity, and UMass Boston. He Search Committee decided However, she said they will stallation of small cell an- a gas main line on Second The work is scheduled to has a law degree from Suf- to move forward.” look forward to working tennae. and Spring Streets; and start April 1, 2020, and is folk University also. Said Member Frank Park- with all four candidates. Cities across the country construct a bare steel main expected to last up to one The School Committee er, also a member of the “We look forward to are currently juggling sim- on Wyllis Avenue. week. and MASC are now working Search Committee, “This working with all four candi- ilar petitions from cellular “This is related to the It is part of two larger on the next steps in the pub- I the result of not one indi- dates and having our mem- giants wanting to install new substation we’re build- jobs in the Lower Broad- lic process, which will like- vidual making recommen- bers be able to listen to their small cell antennae, one of ing next to the casino,” said way area. ly include public interviews dations, but 15 people who ideas and be part of the pro- Williamson. “We have to and meetings with teachers, took this serious and gave a cess,” she said. staff, City Hall officials and lot of time…It is the work of The School Committee other stakeholders. Each 15 people and not one per- will soon put out schedule candidate is expected to son.” for the next step in the pro- Council: Short-term rental operators likely do a one-day visit Member David Ela, who cess. must live at property year-round to the community to meet was not re-elected earlier Snub // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 By Laura Plummer erties year-round. “A few hosts don’t know The pair had previously what they’re doing and they City needed somebody to he said. “It’s an issue. It’s a their doctorate or advanced During its meeting on appeared before Council to affect us,” said Milan. “I step up,” she said. “I always very critical time for the stu- degrees. Tuesday, Nov. 12, Council alert members to an Airbnb think our activity is good have stepped up. I’ve got dents in our district. It could Chair Tom Abruzzese in their building that was for our city. We tell our reviewed two ordinances 49 years in this district and be so bad it would take de- said there was much debate relating to short-term rent- the site of raucous activity guests to support business- I couldn’t get an interview. cades to recover if we have on the Search Committee als in the City of Everett. at all hours of the day and es around the casino area.” I was born and brought up the wrong hire. We’re in a about internal and external The first ordinance -out night. Council ultimately sided in Everett. I stood up all the great place now. The Acade- lined a number of require- “If they only need to re- with Sinnickson, amending time and I couldn’t get an in- mies are up and students are candidates, but the finalists ments for the operators of side there for nine months, the language in the ordi- terview. That’s it. I said my happy. If we get the wrong – all from outside – were short-term rentals managed we will have the entire nance to require that op- piece.” person that comes in, they voted on unanimously by through booking sites like two-family home operat- erators of short-term rent- Omar Easy, the director could blow it up and put us the Committee. Airbnb. One stipulation was ing as a hotel, with no one als live at the property 12 of the new Academies at Ev- back or even into receiver- “I understand where that rental operators must monitoring if the renters months of the year. Oper- erett High, said he was dis- ship…You can’t be a grad- you’re coming from and that demonstrate that either they disrupt the neighborhood,” ators can be actual owners appointed the candidates – uate student and come to was mentioned during the or a property manager lives said Sinnickson, reading or property managers, and including himself – were not Everett and run our school process,” he said. “The can- at the property nine months from a prepared statement. must be available 24/7 to given a chance to interview. system. That’s not ok. It’s an didates that were ultimately out of the year. Speaking on behalf of respond to emergencies or “I am very disappoint- embarrassment to all the ed- brought in I can only recom- But Victoria Sinnick- rental owners was Airbnb neighbor complaints. ed that the candidates, in- ucated administrators in the mend to you. The proof is son and her husband, Paul operator Louis Milan of The amended ordinance cluding the interim super- district.” Spring, of 193 Nichols 191 Broadway St., who said will be published in the intendent and others, were Easy is referring to the going to be in the pudding. St., felt that the ordinance he currently had more than newspaper for public view- eliminated from the process credentials of the four final We got some internal candi- didn’t go far enough to pro- 1,000 five-star reviews. He ing and will come before without a chance to show candidates, all from outside dates in…The Search Com- tect abutters. They urged claimed that a few bad ap- Council for a final vote at their vision or a strategic the district and some that are mittee decided these are the Council to amend the lan- ples were ruining the short- its next regular meeting on plan to achieve that vision,” still in school studying for four best for the position.” guage to require rental op- term rental market for other Nov. 25. Council can still erators to live at their prop- operators. make additional changes until that time. Glendale Christian The short-term rental Real Estate Transfers debate is currently raging BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE Lighthouse Church in cities throughout the country, with legislatures 233 London Realty Mgmt Zingariello, Carmine A 195 Chelsea St $691,500 scrambling to impose new Group 10 LLC Panels RT 15 Cottage St $810,000 “Holding forth the word of Life” restrictions on operations. 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Shocking // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Everett High students ready to present that charge is only a misde- move the body in such a way for charges against the two. full musical production this week meanor, and carries a penal- that it is not at the location Everett detectives have filed ty that is a fine of no more where the person died.” charges again now in Somer- By Seth Daniel it was a learning curve to than $500. Jail time is rare, In Everett, according to ville District Court, and the make sure we got the mu- if ever occurring, and most the police investigation, that case is still pending, though Since early September, the sic down.” times these cases don’t even is exactly what happened finding someone to prose- sounds of music have been The story is based on move to prosecution due to on Glendale Street that cold cute or allow a misdemeanor echoing through the audito- the novel, ‘My Love, the low-level nature of the Thanksgiving morning last to go forward will be hard. rium at Everett High School. My Love’ by Rosa Guy. statute. year. The District Attorney It has been a semester of Running about The charge is contained The victim was a known Marion Ryan’s Office said dedicated theatre students 90 minutes, it is the within the state laws that drug user to police, and had they couldn’t comment on practicing, practicing and sweeping, universal govern funerals and burials, indeed died of an overdose, that case, or the matter of then practicing again for the tale of Ti Moune, a and is aimed more at those but authorities quickly de- changing the law – as there musical, ‘Once on this Is- fearless peasant girl in illegally burying a body or duced she had died quite are two such pending cases land,’ which they will pre- search of her place in trying to rob a grave. It cer- some time before being within Middlesex County miere on Thursday, Nov. 21, the world, and ready tainly isn’t one that antici- placed on the sidewalk. right now. They did say they and perform also on Friday to risk it all for love. pated the grotesque conse- Using the help of neigh- are not aware of any legisla- and Saturday – each day Ti Moune is guided quences of the current opiate bors, police were able to tion that exists to change the starting at 6:30 p.m. on a journey by the mighty, epidemic. find video of two people – a statute given how the opi- Everett High Theatre and temperamental Gods that Poster designed by EHS Chelsea Chief Brian woman and a man – bringing oid epidemic has changed Company director, Evan De- rule the island. After a fated Senior Mariah Silva Kyes, who is the president the body out of a neighbor- things. Marzo, now in his sixth year encounter with a rich Grand The Everett High Theatre of the Massachusetts Major ing home and putting it on Chief Mazzie said such a of putting on productions, Homme from the other side Company will present ‘Once Police Chiefs Association the sidewalk around 11 a.m. crime carries less of a penalty said this has been a very diffi- of the island, Ti Moune sets on this Island’ on Thursday, (which Everett is a member Then, according to the sur- than if someone were to take cult production to prepare for out on a remarkable quest to Friday and Saturday at the Everett High auditorium. of), said such occurrances veillance video, they went the purse of the deceased. He because it is a full musical, reunite with the boy who has Tickets are $5 for students back inside. with singing from beginning captured her heart. This beau- happen more often and the said he would support call- (with ID) and $10 for Gener- to end. That, he said, requires tiful tale is told through non- penalty on the books does A good investigation by ing for harsher penalties in al Admission. not fit the seriousness of the Everett Police detectives such circumstances. a different skill set than a typ- stop calypso-style music that crime. He said the Associa- identified the woman, and “It probably happens ical play. will be sure to stick even after tion would certainly support after several interviews over more than you think, but it “It’s a Broadway musical leaving the theater. ing of Ti Moune and Daniel a bill that seeks to make that a period of weeks, they did doesn’t get the attention or and the first we’ve done in The principle roles in the Bouxhomme). charge a felony. get to the bottom of the sit- doesn’t get reported,” said four years,” he said, noting musical are played by: •Vanessa Pineda in the role “It is wrong, but that is uation. Two suspects were the chief. “You probably they did ‘Wizard of Oz’ four •Jhalyshka Feliciano in the of Erzulie: Goddess of Love unfortunately a low-level identified, Irene White and see more people abandoned years ago. “It’s been a long leading role of Ti Moune (a (provides Ti Moune with the misdemeanor,” he said. “It her son, Richard Byrnes, than dumped, but it happens. time coming and we worked peasant orphan sent on a jour- strength of love to overcome absolutely should be a felo- and they have been charged We’ve had it happen. It’s dis- very hard to get it going the ney by the Gods of the island her fears). ny.” in a pending – but difficult – heartening to see, conducted right way. We started rehears- who will test the power of •Marck- Hens Jules in He said in Massachusetts, case. within that type of behavior.” als in the first week of Sep- Love vs the forces of Death). the role of Papa Ge: De- felonies are classified by “At this time the death of tember, so we’ve been at it •Daicia Eugene in the mon of Death (challenges Ti years. So, there are three- (the victim) appears to be GOOD SAMARITAN since the beginning of school. role of Asaka: Goddess of Moune’s choices between the Earth (helps guide Ti year felonies, five-year, 20- the result of a possible her- LAW HELPS THOSE We knew this was a big un- Death and Love). year and Life. This crime, he oin overdose that occurred dertaking so we put in a lot Moune’s journey across the •Anthony Villatoro in the said, should carry a five-year inside…, and that on the WHO CALL FOR HELP of work on it and starting re- Island). role of Daniel Bouxhomme felony charge. morning of Nov. 22, 2018, Police Chief Steve hearsal earlier than normal… •Darren Pierre in the role (a rich Grand Homme who “I think something like Ms. Irene White and her son, Mazzie and others in law It has been a great deal of stu- of Agwe: God of Water (cre- falls in love with Ti Moune). that should be a five-year fel- Richard Byrnes, carried (the enforcement stressed that in dent dedication to this show ates the initial fated meet- ony, though they would nev- victim’s) dead body from the case of those who die of because it was since the early er do five years, that would the second-floor apartment an overdose in a home or in part of the school year and be more than reasonable,” he down the front stairs and then a car with others, there are has been four days a week re- said. “If there is a bill filed, the front porch steps ending protections for those around hearsals.” I’m unaware of it. If there up outside onto the sidewalk them who call authorities. There are 22 students in were one seeking for that to in front (of the home),” read Mazzie said the Good Sa- the cast, and about 40 more be a felony, the Massachu- the police report. “It is also maritan Law prevents law in the crew – making a large setts Chiefs would support my belief that Ms. White and enforcement from prosecut- group that DeMarzo said is a it. The opioid crisis is a con- Mr. Byrnes then deposited ing anyone with a “posses- great mix of new freshmen cern for this type of behavior (the victim’s) remains on sion level” amount of drugs and veteran upperclassmen and people are doing drugs the sidewalk in front of (the when they call for help. performers. together and someone over- neighboring house), where Mazzie stressed that po- One thing they did was doses and dies – and even she was discovered by pass- lice won’t take action against face the fact that they needed though there is the Good ersby within minutes of her someone when they call for singing and dancing talent, in Samaritan Law and we can’t being dumped there.” help, and he said they en- addition to their regular per- charge them with anything Detectives moved for- courage people to call. In formers. To widen the circle that has to do with posses- ward with the case in Mal- some cases, lives could of those trying out, he said sion when they call the po- den District Court, but this be saved if help arrives in they reached out to the vocal lice - they panic. They panic, April, an assistant clerk mag- enough time. ensemble, the choral ensem- and instead of calling, they istrate denied the application ble and the various dance groups already established at The future of health Everett High. begins with you “It’s a whole different ball- Permits // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The more researchers know about what makes each of game with this production,” us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. using the downstairs portion The owner was cooper- a license for specific hours Join a research effort with one million people nationwide he said. “The last time we did to create a healthier future for all of us. of their venue to host parties, ative and vowed to correct but is not required to oper- a musical during my second JoinAllofUs.org an activity that is not permit- the situation with help from ate during those hours, he year, it was ‘Wizard of Oz.’ 617-768-8300 or 617-414-3300 ted by their current license. his corporate office. He will can simply sell the license to That only has five solo songs Founding Members of Partners HealthCare [email protected] or [email protected] The owner readily admitted reappear at the Feb. 18 Li- another business owner for and the rest if pretty much Precision Medicine Initiative, PMI, All of Us, the All of Us logo, and “The Future of Health Begins with You” to using the downstairs of censing Board meeting, and thousands of dollars, making acting. This production is are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. the venue to host pre-planned he has until that date to fully money off city licenses. This music from open to close so events, including a debutante remedy the problem. is not generally an issue when ball, a child’s birthday party •Braza Bar and Grill at 158 licenses in the city are plenti- and even a wedding. He had School St. ful, but when demand is high been renting out the down- The owner of Braza Grill due to low supply, business DOES YOUR BIG BANK MAKE YOU FEEL SMALL? stairs in an effort to reduce his appeared with his lawyer to owners may be willing to pay substantial debt, for which he answer to a violation involv- a premium to score a coveted SWITCH TO EBSB, IT’S A NO BRAINER! has already received an evic- ing misuse of his space. Bra- license. tion notice. za Grill had advertised a live The owner will maintain The board ultimately music show at its restaurant, his seven-day license, but OPEN ANY NEW EBSB PERSONAL agreed to allow the owner to something that violates its will appear before the board CHECKING ACCOUNT & EARN UP TO rent out the downstairs for current license. The own- again in December to ask to events under the condition er had received a statement eliminate the nighttime hours. that no alcohol be served or telling him that a band could •Mama Santos Cafe Bar * consumed there. The owner not play at that location, after and Grill / Montecristo $ was in full agreement. He which he moved the show to Taqueria & Pupuseria will have to come before the Silver Fox. The board addressed the board again on December 2, The owner claimed he owners of Mama Santos and and cannot book any events didn’t know the performance Montecristo regarding vio- 100 until after that date. would include a band and lations to their hours of op- Winners had previously thought it was a disc jockey. eration. Both establishments been the subject of numer- The Licensing Board remind- were found to have served ous complaints and had its ed him that his current license patrons outside of the busi- license revoked in May. An- also doesn’t accommodate ness hours permitted by the tonelli described the board’s DJs. The establishment can license. The owners were relationship with the business only play recorded music reminded that this was not over the past seven years as over the sound system or via allowed and that not even “torture.” a jukebox. cleaners should be present The owner said Winners Braza Grill is still reeling after hours. Both owners was his “dream” and that he from an incident in 2015 agreed to comply. would do whatever it takes to when a young woman was •The Silver Fox Function Mobile Banking, People Online Banking, Bill Pay Access to Allpoint® network with Instant issue EBSB Pay and Check Deposit and e-Statements get back on the right track. shot and killed outside the Facility your EBSB ATM/VISA® check card ATM/VISA® check card Board members expressed venue during a live music The owner of the Silver some doubt about how the concert where her boyfriend Fox was reprimanded for ac- owner plans to restrict alco- was performing. Since that commodating the live show PLUS, GET YOUR CHOICE OF A FREE GIFT WHEN hol in the downstairs area. date, the establishment has that was moved from Braza YOU OPEN ANY NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT!** •7-Eleven not been able to extend its Grill to its venue. He stated The board told the owner hours on Friday and Saturday that it wouldn’t happen again. of the 7-Eleven that his dis- nights. No arrest was ever •Texas Roadhouse play of alcohol in his store made in the case. A representative from was against regulations on •Ferry Street Grille Texas Roadhouse appeared two fronts: 1) all alcohol The owner of Ferry Street before the board to disclose NMLS # 457291 Member FDIC | Member DIF 800.657.3272 EBSB.com needs to be in one area and Grille was cited for not oper- that its parent company was cannot occupy floor space in ating within the hours speci- removing two corporate ex- *Bonus offer only available for accounts opened between September 1, 2019 and December 31, 2019 at any of our branches. Minimum deposit to open any new checking account is $50. Receive $50 cash bonus when you have 2 recurring direct deposits within 60 days of different areas of the store, fied on his license. Specifi- ecutives. Under state law, account opening. Receive another $50 when you enroll in online banking and make at least three online bill payments within 60 days of and 2) alcohol display cases cally, his establishment was the restaurant needs to make account opening. In order to receive the bonuses, the account must remain open in the eligible product type at the time of bonus payout. In addition, the account must have a positive balance at the time of bonus payment. Bonus is considered interest and will be reported to and beer chests need to be closed during hours when the licensing board aware of IRS on Form 1099-INT. If multiple accounts are opened with the same signer(s), only one account will be eligible for the bonuses. Bonus physically blocked, locked the license states it should be the change. Other than the payments will be credited to your account within 90 days of account opening if the above conditions are met. Primary customer on the account is only eligible for bonus offers once ($100 maximum). **Free gift is awarded when account is opened. EBSB reserves the right to or otherwise covered after open and serving the public. restructuring at the top, there substitute a gift of similar value. In the event the value of the free gift exceeds $10, the bank is required to report the gift value on form 1099- INT. Bank rules and regulations apply. Ask representative for details. 11 p.m., which is the time The reason underutilization will be no change to opera- by which all retail locations of hours is a problem is that tions in Everett. Facebook.com/EastBostonSavingsBank must stop serving alcohol. if a business owner receives Page 4 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 Everett Independent Independent Forum President: Stephen Quigley Editor in Chief: Cary Shuman
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
For decades public health officials and the medical pro- fession have warned Americans that our unhealthy eating habits have contributed to an epidemic of obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and cancer, among other ill-effects, in our country. The irony of 21st century America is that our wealth does not equal good health. We eat foods that are more expensive to produce, but that are bad for us. By contrast, the so-called Mediterranean diet, which consists of natural, unprocessed foods, and relies less on meat as a source of protein, has been shown to provide longer and healthier lives for those, regardless of their na- tionality, who adhere to it, even in the poorest countries of the world. The hamburger, more than any other single food item, has come to epitomize the American diet. The opening of McDonald’s restaurants in foreign countries have been a cause celebre, even in France, the supposed capital of haute cuisine. So it was with quite a degree of shock to Americans when Burger King launched its Impossible Burger, a plant- based “burger,” a few months ago. However, the seeming absurdity of a hamburger-ori- ented, fast-food chain offering its customers a plant-based “burger” has given way to a new reality with the announce- ment this past week by the head of Burger King that the Impossible Burger has become the chain’s most successful new product launch in many years. The Impossible Burger is not your hippy-dippy grand- Sen. DiDomenico secures $2.5 million for 2020 Census count parents’ veggie burger. In our home we did a blind taste Sen. Sal DiDomenico count communities, such as “With $16 billion in with Representative Moran test, serving real burgers and the Impossible Burger (which played a key role in se- Everett and Chelsea. federal funding to Massa- to advocate for the $2.5M we had bought in a grocery store) side-by-side without curing funding in the state From the beginning of chusetts for programs like included in the final bud- budget that will help to the legislative session, Sen. Medicare, Medicaid, and telling the unwitting participants that one-half (we cut the get.” burgers in two) of what they were eating was not meat. ensure a complete and ac- DiDomenico has worked SNAP on the line, it is crit- The Census is a nation- Not only could they not tell the difference between them curate count in the 2020 closely with the Massachu- ical that we do everything Census. Sen. DiDomenico setts Census Equity Fund to we can to get an accurate al population count that (they were unaware that they were eating two different and his House colleague secure funding needed in Census count,” said Sen. occurs once every decade. products), but they actually preferred the half that was the Representative Michael advance of the 2020 Census DiDomenico. “More than The results of the Census Impossible Burger. Moran were the lead spon- and spread awareness on half of my district’s popu- are used to make critical Millennials are leading the way in this dietary revolu- sors of an amendment in the importance of a com- lation lives in hard to count decision that will impact tion, but so too are the Baby Boomers, whose decades of the Fiscal Year 2020 budget plete and accurate census neighborhoods, which is bad eating have caught up with us and who must make the that provided $2.5 million count. Throughout the year, why I know how important Massachusetts over the shift away from red meat as a staple of our diet to preserve to establish a grant program they have held legislative it is that we work with com- next ten years, such as for statewide census out- briefings at the Massachu- munity based organizations what health we have left. federal funding for local reach. This grant program setts State House to secure that have trusted messen- communities, political rep- Not only are plant-based burgers good for us on an in- will help to support trust- support for their budget pri- gers to get out the count in dividual basis, but by reducing the production of meat, we ed community organiza- orities and help legislators 2020. I was very proud to resentation throughout the are benefiting the environment. The Green New Deal put tions and grassroots leaders and staff understand what is secure this funding in the Commonwealth, and even forward by Senator Ed Markey and Rep. Alexandra Oca- reach historically hard-to- at stake in the 2020 Census. Senate budget and work civil rights laws. sio-Cortez recognizes that animal agricultural production is a huge contributor to climate change. LETTERS to the Editor Just as Americans reduced their consumption of ciga- rettes in the decades that followed the Surgeon General’s warning in 1964 about the ill-effects of smoking, so too, TECHNICAL FIXES for much of our carbon re- is introducing more strin- If an increase in area is re- a new generation of Americans is forwarding a healthier Dear Editor, duction. Much has already gent energy regulations quested via a zoning vari- In the face of much hand been done in the electric into the Boston Building ance, then the total energy lifestyle in terms of our food choices. power industry to cut the Code, more can be done, used by the proposed build- If it is true that we are what we eat, this is a change that wringing about climate change, little will be done carbon emissions from gen- and in particular, I believe ing should be no more than has been a long time coming. unless it makes economic erating electric power but that buildings which get the energy used by a build- sense, as wildly uneconom- more can be done by adding variances from the Zoning ing of area permitted by the ical regulations will not sur- infrastructure to recycle the Code, should pay for the zoning code designed to the vive the election after they otherwise wasted heat from benefits conveyed to the Boston energy code. are enacted. We will have power plants for use to heat developer by the City, by Robert W. Timmerman to rely on technical fixes buildings. building to a higher stan- PE, CEM, LEED AP Send us Your News While the City of Boston dard than required by Code. The Everett Independent encourages residents to submit birth and engagement announcements, news releases, business briefs, Guest Op-Ed honor rolls, social news, sports stories, and photographs for publi- cation. Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 Broadway, Citizens Bank Building, Revere, MA 02151. Items can also be This holiday season, let’s start the family conversation about health and health planning faxed to 781-485-1403. The Independent also encourages readers to By Dr. Talia Lewis Talking about Advance families report that they do dialogues about wishes and e-mail news releases to [email protected]. 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In addition to the talking about advanced ences for how they want to gagement campaign that meals and celebrations, the care planning, this may be spend that time and what, advocates “kitchen table” annual holiday visit can be just the right time to do so. for them, constitutes a good conversations with family a good opportunity to open It can be hard to know quality of life. and friends. The Project of- up conversations about where to begin in these For many of us, the hol- fers a Conversation Starter changes we may notice in conversations, but starting idays are often busy and Kit in multiple languag- our loved ones’ health sta- with what your loved one stressful, and these conver- es. You may also visit our tus, and overall, how their is experiencing on a day- sations may sound like a Care Dimensions website Everett days are going. to-day basis and then ask- family downer or an added and The Learning Insti- Independent One place to start is with ing about their values and burden. However, the big- tute to access our education- your loved one’s mobili- wishes can be just the right ger burden or risk is when al resources, including in- ty. Are they able walk or spot. In my daily palliative we don’t know our family structional booklets, videos, Published by the Independent Newspaper Group move around as well or as care consultations, when members’ preferences, and, community presentations, a confidently as when you we pose that values ques- as their health deteriorates webinar and podcast. Directory last saw them? Are they be- tion, each patient has an or changes, we are having In my daily work as a Advertising & Marketing Business coming increasingly short individual response. these conversations during hospice and palliative care Director of Marketing Accounts Executive of breath, fatigued with Families may opt to open a medical crisis when we doctor, I witness how the their activities? Are they the advance care planning are guessing how to honor end of life holds much po- Debra DiGregorio Judy Russi noticeably more anxious or conversation by asking our loved one’s wishes. tential to be a love-filled [email protected] stressed? Also, ask about about a loved one’s wor- Talking about Advance and sacred time. I believe Editorial how frequently your loved ries and hopes: I’m worried Care Planning at Any Age the best way to actualize Assistant Marketing Director Page Design, Copy Editing one leaves their home to about you and worried about Advance care plan- that potential is to open Maureen DiBella Scott Yates run errands or to meet the future. I’m wondering if ning is something that we this conversation and ask Kane DiMasso-Scott friends. If there are obvi- you’re worried, too? should talk about at any the big questions. Then, we Senior Sales Associates ous changes since your last By acknowledging your age—while we are healthy will have the best chance individual and shared wor- and before a health crisis or of honoring what matters Peter Sacco Reporting Staff visit, you may be uniquely positioned to notice them ries, you express care and emergency. Everyone over most to our loved ones Kathleen Bright Seth Daniel and bring them up with concern while keeping the age 18 should have a desig- while they are living. Sioux Gerow ([email protected]) your loved one. conversation open. nated heath care proxy and Dr. Talia Lewis is a full- Cary Shuman The family visit also The truth is that your ag- share their wishes for med- time hospice and palliative Legal Advertising ([email protected]) presents an opportunity to ing loved one may already ical treatment at end of life. care physician with Care Ellen Bertino have conversations that are be worrying about these In many families, advance Dimensions, the largest Printer best done in person. For issues and is relieved when care planning is not a one- provider of hospice and GateHouse Media example, ask about what a you open the dialog. In one time conversation, but one palliative care in Mass. good day is like for them survey, 53 percent of re- that you may need to re-vis- Dr. Lewis provides hos- Phone: 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 or, if they are struggling spondents want their fami- it again and again. pital-based palliative care lies to address advance care For families who feel un- consultations in greater ail editor everettindependent com with health issues, what E-M : @ . constitutes a bad day. planning, but 63 percent of comfortable initiating these Boston. Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Page 5
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Special to the Independent ed a personal foul penalty TD run and Ismael Zam- However, Andover put Ismael Zamor was Ever- Everett will conclude its against Everett and was able or’s two-point conversion together its game-winning ett’s leading rusher with 14 season against Masconom- Following a tough loss to continue its drive. Ando- gave Everett a 16-13 lead surge in the final minutes carries for 118 yards. Bap- et Regional on Thanksgiv- to Central Catholic in the ver’s Scott Brown produced with 10 minutes remaining and recorded the upset over tiste had three receptions ing morning. Division 1 North semifinals the game-winning points on in game. the Crimson Tide. for 29 yards. last week, the Everett high a 13-yard touchdown run. football team looked to re- Andover (7-4) built a PHOTOS BY JIM VALENTE bound against Andover, but 10-0 lead before Jayden the Warriors stunned Ever- Clerveaux scored on a ett, 20-16, Friday night in 16-yard run, followed by Andover. Tyrese Baptiste’s rush for Andover scored the win- the two-point conversion. ning touchdown with just Andover connected on a under two minutes remain- field goal to make it 13-8 ing after Andover accept- before Baptiste’s 44-yard
Junior defensive end Josaiah Stewart (10) and sophomore The Crimson Tide’s Nureini Mohamed (17) attempts to Jaden Biggi (52) combine to stop Warriors’ quarterback outpace Andover’s Scotty Brown (10) as he heads across Scotty Brown (10), who proved elusive out of the backfield the field. for Andover all game. Junior Tyrese Baptiste (11) on a run for the Tide.
Looking for an explanation, Everett Head Coach Theluxon Pierre questions the official on one of many penalties that Everett’s John Smith-Howell (1) tears at the ball in an went against the Tide, extending Andover offensive drives. attempt to cause a fumble after Andover’s Kelvin Davila (1) Crimson Tide linebacker Trey Sejour (15) wraps up Ando- turns to grab yards after a catch. ver premiere running back, freshman Lincoln Beal (14) at the line of scrimmage.
Called into action at quarterback after Everett’s starting signal-caller Duke Doherty went down with an injury, Ismael Zamor (3) made some excellent plays - calling his own num- ber when needed.
Congratulations to the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center for being named one of The Boston Globe’s Top Places to Work for a fifth time! Page 8 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 Almeida-Barros secures grant to help LOCAL STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS
George Keverian School Hermione Garcia Almonte Mae Kelly students in need of housing assistance Niroj Khatiwada Emely Marte First Quarter Honor Roll Thanks to the efforts of Javil Lopez Toccara Parker Cayden Nyman Lenny Portillo Lemus Ward 5 School Committee GRADE 6 member Marcony Almei- Nicolas Pellegrino Jeramiah Quinones-Andre HIGH HONORS James Daniel Pimenta Rafeedh Rahman da-Barros, Everett High Isabella Aguirre Jimenez School (EHS) has received Valentina Quintanilla Luciana Rodrigues Lais Antonio Jossel Ramirez Diego Rodriguez Landaverde a second grant to help stu- Jeffrey Castaneda Guevara dents in need of housing Laura Sousa Diego Rodriguez Portillo Brendan Chabot Soriyah Kristy Zaky assistance. Julia Corbelli The Massachusetts GRADE 8 Isadora Da Silveira GRADE 7 HIGH HONORS Housing & Shelter Alliance Alexander De Castro (MHSA), a nonprofit public HIGH HONORS Meylin Aguilar Nufio Evita Dominguez Contreras Hannah Alvarado Khadija Ailane policy advocacy organi- Bryan Lewis zation dedicated to ending Nicholas Amorium Adam Bengoutaya Katherine Martinez Rodriguez Milena Antonio Evellyn Da Silva Nunes homelessness, has present- Carlos Menjivar ed EHS with a $25,000 Eliza Barbosa Beatriz deSouza Jayden Montijo Murielle Campo Tiffany Escobar Rodriguez grant to help target students Fredi Palencia who are homeless or at im- Danna Canas Espinosa Amine Hmunna Hazel Perez Portillo Allison Carranza Hernandez Nathan Ho minent risk of homeless- Jaylee Petruzzelli ness. This follows a similar Douglas Estrada Monterola Christine LaForest Jackeline Ramos Evelyn Flores-Reyes Olivia Lavaud grant negotiated last year in Christopher Roberts the amount of $30,000. Gurleen Kaur Megan Le Jose Amnuel Rodriguez Theresa Le Gerard Legagneur Almeida-Barros worked Gonzalez closely with MHSA offi- Emily Learned Brianna Maher Katie Rodriguez Lillian Learned Alexis Martinez cials and Assistant Superin- Kaylee Rodriguez tendent of Schools Charles Livia Munarin Hezrai Nogueira Luna Sepulveda Maselli Romy Ortiz Romero Alexia Nunez Obremski to extend the suc- Sarah Silva cessful program, which will Katty Pacheco Martinez Allison Pacas Purnima Thapa Adin Pezo Katherine Reyes be administered by the EHS Jason Vasquez Tevez Guidance Department. Ashley Portillo Carrillo Swaraj Tiwari Phillip Bronder-Giroux (right), of the Everett Public Schools Anthony Whitlow Cinthia Salvador Amador Samantha Trinh “I was so happy to see Guidance Department, who will assist with managing the Jeremy Whitlow that last year’s grant had Erik Vo grant, and Ward 5 School Committee Member Marcony HONORS Alexandra Vogel such positive outcomes Almeida-Barros, met recently to discuss implementation of HONORS for our neediest students,” Brian Aguilar Christian Zamor the latest MSHA funding. Joan Argueta Hernandez Jefferson Carballo Morales Almeida-Barros said. “Last Kyann Alex Botelho spring, I attended a special Elahni Cesar HONORS non-profit organization that to at-risk students, includ- Abraham Boy Kevin Chavez Santos Fernanda Vivian Cordeiro graduation ceremony for Ever Castro students at Youth Harbor, a we’re happy to partner with, ing EHS students helped Roody Chevalier Arabela Cvitkusic who delivers these services by this program. Relieving Rayssa Castro Keshia Claude Ammisha Dascelin the burdens of housing un- Abraham Chaparro Ana Julia De Castro Davi De Souza certainty allows students to Angel Chinchilla Figueroa Johnny Gustavo De Souza Saul Fernandez Valerio focus on their studies and Kevensky Claude Costa Shane Fitzgibbon xchange treet istro succeed.” Yasmin De Souza Mohammad Haseeb Anthony Garajou E S B The goals of the project Laura Dias Richardson Lamerique Malaica Guillaume MARTINI BAR& LOUNGE are to help students achieve Avner Do Nascimento Frank Lewis Devin Ho immediate housing stability Raymond Exil Randy Maldonado Yasmin Linhares Book Yo ur and Yasmin Gonzalez Duarte Citlali Marquez Cortes Nicholas Middleton Next improved educational Grisnel Gonzalez Pena Beatriz Mendonca Azaliyah Ortiz Function outcomes, including de- Jaliyah Harris Fabrice Michaud Renatha Poggere Da Costa creased absenteeism, im- Joyce Jimenez Palma Gaelle Monvil Kelin Portillo Guzman With Us! proved school grades, and Lucas Martins Leonardo Palacios Katherine Ramirez Quintanilla Our intimate function higher graduation rates. David Molina Alas Samantha Pierre Natalia Ruiz rooms offer an This year’s grant funds may Reyna Morales Katie Pinto Gutierrez Laura Sanchez Cespedes elegant setting for Lucas Nunez up to 100 guests. be used to help students Karen Portillo Alisson Solis Deras with rent, emergency hous- Carlos Perez Gia Price Ana Beatriz Souza ing, and food. Yasmin Pizzolatto Noraliz Quinones Cortes Woodjanna Tondreau “MHSA is grateful to Anderson Portillo Carrillo Hanaa Rharioui Tam Tran be in a position to help the Dayana Posadas Osorio Valeska Salazar Villanueva Arthur Vieira Gomes dedicated staff of the Ever- Reaghan Randall Jasmine Salvador Lopez ett School system in their Ali Raza Jackeline Salvador CREDIT innovative approach to end Adrien Reyes Alexander Solares Jessica Benitez Escobar and prevent the homeless- Wendy Rodriguez Ayala Ashley Vicente Laury Darius ness of the young adults Nathalia Rodriguez Yasmin De Paula Souza within their system,” Joe Manuel Salvador CREDIT Salvatore DiDomenico 2017 Finn, President and Exec- Ashley Santos Silva Santiago Arredondo Caila Ferreira utive Director of MSHA, Mike Sigui Vanessa Baez Soraya Jean Baptiste said about the grant. “Any Leeana Smith Emma Buckley Foedia Legagneur young person helped is a James Stuart Gabriela Da Silva Katherine Olivares Guzman success to us at MHSA.” Vesselin Thereault Mariana De Oliveira Rigoberto Ortiz Natareno The renewed partner- Kevin Vasquez Reyes Ranna Marcella De Paiva Wemerson Pereira Filho ship between EHS and the Tanessa Duvilaire Rosena Pun MHSA was formally pre- CREDIT Jonathan Flores Garcia Nelson Rodriguez Argueta sented to the Everett School Ana Carolina Da Silva Jonathan Hernandez Mancia Jason Stark Gusmao Karoliny Teixeira 67 Exchange Street, Malden • 781.322.0071 Committee at the regular meeting on Monday, No- Lucas De Freitas Alexa Iraheta Maria Terra De Fatima ExchangeStreetBistro.com vember 4, 2019. 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By Laura Plummer Representative surrounding Lower Broad- ONLY thousands At Monday night’s regu- way, and the administration is larly scheduled City Council choosing to take a “wait and meeting, Councilors present- see” approach when it comes $ ed a number of new items that to other areas. Other possible would strengthen the City’s areas that have been identified A ribbon cutting ceremony was held to officially open the casino on Sunday morning, June 23, at 10 a.m. Cutting the ribbon were parking and traffic infrastruc are Wards 1 and 6. 135!! employee Karlelisa Wesley, Encore President Bob DeSalvio, Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Stacy DeMaria and Everett resident and employ- ture in the wake of this past - 781-485-0588 Councilor McKinnon told ee Gasner Ambrose. The ribbon cutting was followed by a rare display of daytime fireworks. After the ceremony, some of the first weekend’s opening of Encore the Independent that he was guests were members of Everett United, including long-time Everett resident Norma Parziale. Members of Everett United were Boston Harbor. worried that, despite Encore’s given front row seating for the ceremony and commemorative t-shirts to mark the occasion. PHOTOS BY KATY ROGERS •Parking efforts to educate visitors An item introduced by about public transit options, Councilor John McKinnon out-of-town vehicles will proposed that the City consid- still flood residential streets Per Paper/wk er a citywide 24/7 residential throughout the city, making parking ordinance that would it impossible for residents to of loyal include weekends. park in their own neighbor- Maureen DiBella ext. 103 Twenty-four-hour resi- hoods. dent-only parking stickers are He said that a 24/7 parking already in effect for the streets See TRAFFIC Page 8 Maddox: Lower Broadway will be Peter Sacco ext. 106 a destination ‘district’ in 10 years Any 4 Papers
By Seth Daniel from Encore that amounts to As the ribbon was cut on Kathy Bright ext. 110 82 parcels they’ve purchases the $2.6 billion Encore resort over the last four years. That casino, plans were already in property is now a temporary the works to add more and $ parking lot, but there are readers! make the casino less of an much bigger plans in store. island and more of a center- “We want to work with the piece to an entire entertain- Sioux Gerow ext. 125 City to create an entertain- ment district along Lower ment district,” said Maddox. 500/wk Broadway. “It’s not all going to be our Wynn Resorts CEO Matt company, but we want to work Maddox told reporters on side by side with local devel- June 21 at the Encore media opers. Our idea is to continue Broad: 3.37” wide x 5” day that they don’t intend to to re-design this area so it’s stop at the boundaries of the known as ‘the’ entertainment casino site, and they believe district in the northeast. You others will follow them. build this anchor and others Maddox said they own 11 acres of property across Tab: 3.998” wide x 5” Front Door to luxury See BROADWAY Page 3 Encore Boston Harbor ends Lower Broadway’s history of being ‘back door to Boston’ Host Community Agreement
By Seth Daniel payments now a focus for City “To the residents of Ev- The opening ceremonies erett, Everett United and the on Sunday morning, June 23, We will no longer be the back By Seth Daniel 86 percent of the people on a was open during the current quickly became a spotlight for door to the City of Boston. We Saturday who took the time to Stickyand down Lower Broadwaysize: The City’s Host3 Commu- in.fiscal years. Onx3 July 1, a new in. Mayor Carlo DeMaria, who will now be the front door to vote ‘yes’ for a resort in our that look more like the past nity Agreement (HCA) was fiscal year begins and the larg rejoiced in being able to tell the City of Everett.” city, this truly is an amaz- than the present at 1 Broad- signed and reviewed by res- er payments in the HCA will the large crowds assembled And it was true. - ing day,” he said. “For those way (the Encore address). idents such a long time ago, take effect. to celebrate the opening that As he spoke on what was but with the opening of En- of you who suffered through an extraordinaryShown summer DeMaria said sizedthat will also to scaleThe two big pieces above of that Lower Broadway is no longer Monsanto and other big in- change, and he said he plans core on June 23, that agree- ADD A DIGITAL BANNER AD TO ANY OF OUR WEB SITES! agreement include a $5 mil- Boston’s back door, but rather morning, the new trees on the dustries that polluted our to continue partnering with ment was triggered into action lion annual payment for the the front door to Everett. Porte Cochere rustled in the Encore and others to make – and it will mean $25 million properties and got us all very wind, and songbirds flew in Community Impact Fee, a While other speakers made sick, I want to thank you for that full change. in payments to the City over payment that goes up by 2.5 excellent points on what was and out of the crowd assem- $ all you did; people like (the covers“This was always approx.going to the next fiscal year. 2percent columns every year. an historic day in the state and bled for the opening from tree be a Wynn,” he said. “There Chief Financial Officer late) Mary Bagarella and oth- to tree. The second, larger payment the City, it was those words ers. No longer when you drive was never any dispute, and Eric Demos said the HCA is /mo is a $20 million Payment in Only 300 of Mayor DeMaria that ham- There were no songbirds through Everett will you smell that’s because years ago a now in effect, and he is actual- Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) that mered home on the site five years ago, great man promised me that ly expecting a $440,000 pay- gas and Sulphur and oils, but quite certainly. the resort will pay annually you’ll smell flowers and trees. their company would be part ment within the next 30 days to the City. The agreement is And beyond the Encore of this community – that we for the eight days the casino Shaq highlights entertainment site,business there still exist areasat upEncore opening See PAYMENTS Page 8
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Staff Report Department, on behalf of quately addressing public the ERA, released a Re- parking needs, proven track The Everett Redevelop- quest for Interest (RFI) to record of exceptional de- ment Authority (ERA) re- solicit interest for the rede- velopment projects, and ef- cently edged closer to the velopment of the 100-space fort to retain or partner with dramatic revitalization of municipal parking lot lo- existing businesses. Everett Square. The ERA cated at 36 Norwood St. Everett Redevelopment announced that Chestnut with the potential for an Authority Chairman David Equity, Di Girolamo Com- additional acre of privately Ragucci said, “I applaud panies, and Legacy Build- owned land. Five proposals the mayor’s vision in ad- ing and Development Corp. were received in response dressing the redevelopment will advance to the final to this RFI. of Everett Square, with af- round of the redevelopment The developers who fordable housing, commu- of the Square. submitted proposals were: nity space, and retail. This Pictured (front row): Hanhminh Nguyen, Quynh-An Vo, Abigail Bemis. Back row: Mr. Mat- The redevelopment in- Chestnut Equity, Di Girol- will be the catalyzed for thew Stone (Assistant Director), Samuel Lyon, Stacey Fabo, David Nguyen, Alfie Tsang cludes 36 Norwood St., a amo Companies, Equity future development for our 1-acre municipally-owned Residential, Legacy Build- downtown.” MVRCS students excel on standardized tests parcel in the heart of down- ing and Development Corp, On November 12, the town and is the first step and Sacro Development. Everett City Council was Nine Mystic Valley Re- said. “When I see these 1998, Mystic Valley Re- in realizing the Everett On November 7, after in- provided an update on the gional Charter School stu- results, I look beyond the gional Charter School has Square Urban Renewal terviewing all five develop- URP and 36 Norwood St dents, members of its Class numbers, percentiles and educated students from the Plan (URP). Earlier this ment teams, the ERA voted Redevelopment. The Coun- of 2020, achieved scores statistics. I look at all the communities of Everett, year, the URP was passed to advance three proposals cil voted to refer the matter that place them within the tireless work and dedica- Malden, Medford, Mel- by the Everett City Council to the final selection round. to a sub-committee, which top 1 percent of high school tion these young men and rose, Stoneham and Wake- and the Commonwealth’s These teams selected are will convene on December students nationwide on women have exerted to get field. The school has near- Department of Housing and invited to submit a more 2 at 6 p.m. the SAT and ACT exams. to this point.” ly 1,600 students in Grades Community Development detailed proposal, due in The City of Everett does Seven students eclipsed or Students equaling or sur- K-12 and strives tirelessly (DHCD). spring of 2020. From there, reserve the right to not se- equaled the 1500 barrier on passing the 1,500 barrier on to deliver a world-class Mayor DeMaria said, the ERA will recommend a lect a final developer at this the SAT while four students the SAT are: Abigail Bemis education characterized “I commend the members proposal to the City. time if there is not a propos- (including two who also (Melrose), Stacey Fabo by a well-mannered, dis- of Everett Redevelopment Proposals were advanced al that adequately meets the recorded a 1,500 or better (Saugus), Sam Lyon (Mel- ciplined and structured ac- Authority for their efforts on criteria that were in ac- selection criteria. on the SAT) scored a 34 rose), Hanhminh Nguyen ademic climate. Located to move our city forward cordance with the Urban City of Everett or higher on the ACT. As (Medford), David Nguyen in Malden, MVCRS has and their thoroughness in Renewal Plan. The criteria Office of the Mayor mentioned these students (Everett), Alfie Tsang (Sau- an extensive character ed- reviewing these outstand- includes: affordable hous- Carlo DeMaria, Jr. find themselves in rarefied gus) and Qunynh-An Vo ucation program as well ing proposals. This is a ing, community and open 484 Broadway air, joining only 1 percent (Malden). Bemis and Vo for students in all grades, game changer for Everett space, mixed-use high den- EVERETT, MASSA- of high school students na- are joined by John Malone incorporating core values Square.” sity development (ground CHUSETTS 02149 tionally. (Medford) and Michael and fundamentals ideals of On July 1, 2019, the City floor commercial, retail, PHONE 617-394-2270 “This is a testament to Selter (Stoneham) in scor- American Culture embod- of Everett’s Planning and restaurants, etc.), fostering Fax 617-381-1150 our entire school communi- ing a 34 or better on their ied in the Declaration of Community Development a vibrant streetscape, ade- ty,” MVRCS Assistant Di- ACT. Independence and United rector Mr. Matthew Stone Since its inception in States Constitution. NEWS BRIEFS City of Everett is well prepared for upcoming winter ic challenges and asked to munity. With the snow season cy, the information will be Garland, Alpine, Second, EVERSOURCE CHALLENGES submit entries in the form For applications, guide- now upon us, the City is well made available to residents Tileston, Tremont, Union, of a poster (Grades K-2), a lines and more informa- prepared for both snow re- through robo calls, postings Waverly. STUDENTS TO limerick (Grade 3), an out- tion about the Eversource moval and emergency mea- on ECTV, social media, Failure to follow parking SHOWCASE THEIR door billboard (Grade 4), a Challenge, visit www.ever- sures. The Mayor recently website and by the activation ban and snow emergency ENERGY SMARTS narrative and an image of sourceinschool.com/chal- met with his senior staff to of the blue emergency lights regulations will result in the an energy-saving super-he- lenge Eversource invites Mas- ensure that the procedures, along main arteries. Resi- ticketing and towing of ve- ro (Grade 5), a letter to Eversource (NYSE: ES) sachusetts students to staffing, and supplies for dents can also call 311 for hicles. parents (Grade 6), a news transmits and delivers elec- demonstrate their energy snow removal and parking any information. The Code Enforcement article (Grade 7), or pub- tricity, natural gas and wa- efficiency knowledge by enforcement are effectively For this snow season, De- Department would also like lic service announcement ter to 1.7 million customers entering its seventh annual in place. cember 2019– March/April to remind people when shov- (Grade 8). throughout Massachusetts. Eversource Challenge. Up to 55 pieces of snow of 2020, the year used for eling not to throw snow back Students competing in This includes approxi- The competition pro- removal equipment, both parking bans will be 2020 into the street. This hinders Grades 9-12 will create a mately 1.4 million electric motes energy conservation, City-owned and contracted – an even numbered year – the efforts of the City to persuasive image that ad- customers in 140 commu- energy efficiency and sus- vehicles, along with several thus vehicles should park on effectively plow our road- vocates for an energy top- nities, 300,000 gas custom- tainability and is open to snow blowers for City build- the EVEN side of the street. ways, and is subject to fines. ic. Options include a short ers in 51 communities, and kindergarten to high school ings will be made available For secondary streets, where Also, using objects to re- poem (125 words or less) 19,500 water customers in students in Eversource’s for the upcoming season. parking is normally allowed serve parking spaces on City or a cartoon strip (12 cells five communities. Recog- Massachusetts electric ser- For major storms, crews will on both sides, when a snow streets is prohibited by City or less) that addresses ener- nized as the top U.S. utili- vice territory. Deadline for work in coordinated split emergency is called parking ordinance. gy efficiency, a renewable ty for its energy efficiency registration is March 17, shifts, utilizing plows, sand- is ONLY allowed on the side The Mayor and his ad- energy source, or environ- programs by the sustain- 2020. All entries must be ers, bobcat front-end loaders, of the street were the house ministration ask that all res- mental concern. ability advocacy organi- received or postmarked by and sidewalk plows to en- numbers are EVEN. This idents help the City achieve Eversource Challenge zation Ceres, Eversource March 27, 2020. sure the safety of the City’s would apply for the entire a successful snow removal finalists in all categories harnesses the commitment “Year after year, our stu- main arteries, side streets snow season. However, season by following these and grade levels will be of about 8,000 employees dents continue to amaze and sidewalks. In the days streets that are one- sided regulations, and thank ev- honored at a special awards across three states to build us with their creativity and following major storms, the parking you must remain eryone in advance for their ceremony in early May, a single, united company innovative energy efficien- DPW will continue the work on the side that is usually cooperation. For more infor- and winners will receive around the mission of safe- cy ideas,” said Senior Vice of plowing and coordinating allowed. As always, there mation, please call the May- Amazon Gift Cards. All en- ly delivering reliable ener- President and Chief Cus- additional snow removal. is no parking permitted on or’s Office at 617-394-2270. tries are judged on the use gy and water with superior tomer Officer Penni -Con The City has reaffirmed main arteries during a park- City of Everett of accurate and scientific customer service. For more ner. “We are excited to kick its strategy for notifying ing ban. Office of the Mayor facts, creativity, readability, information, please visit off our seventh contest and residents of parking bans. Main arteries include: Carlo DeMaria, Jr. persuasiveness, originality, our website (www.ever- look forward to receiving Parking bans and restrictions •Chelsea, Hancock, Nich- 484 Broadway and appearance. Students’ source.com) and follow us and reviewing this year’s will be implemented and en- ols, Norwood, Lawrence, Everett, Massachusetts submissions are judged on Twitter (@eversource- projects.” forced ahead of storms. Once Bell Rock, Bryant, Broad- 02149 against those from the same MA) and Facebook (face- Students in grades K-8 the decision has been made way, Main, Elm, Ferry, Full- Phone 617-394-2270 grade levels in their com- book.com/EversourceMA). to declare a snow emergen- er, Lynn, Bucknam, High, Fax 617-381-1150 are assigned grade-specif-
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Firefighters the Everett School Commit- Patterson was nominated tee following Monday night’s by City Councilor Michael Lewis, DeSisto super-intense vote of the McLaughlin, who gradat- ket. It may be ready to level the office, and forged a re- Joint Convention of the Ev- ed EHS with Patterson, and year ing real estate in Everett for lauded for Councilor Anthony DiPierro erett City Council and Everett Revere Journal(6400) School Committee. seconded the motion. saving tenants Cardello won by a vote of School Committeeman 10-9 of Amanda (Burley) Pat- Thomas Abruzzese nominated off and maybe even drop. 34 years. He began in 1985 lationship with the star de- on Hillside Street terson, with the outcome of Cardello, with the nomination Winthrop Sun Transcript(4000) the vote coming down to the seconded by Councilor Ste- By Seth Daniel wire as candidates and their phen Simonelli. surrogates lobbied hard for The roll call vote resulted in We may have another two fenseman – as he does with votes through last weekend. a 10-9 vote for Cardello, with with Century 21, which be- Everett Fire Chief Tony There were actually two Councilors Richard Dell Iso- East Boston Times Free Press(7000) Carli said two firefighters School Committee appoint- la, Rosa DiFlorio, Leo McK- showed great tenacity on ments to be made on Monday, innon, and Simonelli voting Monday, Jan. 8, in saving two with the Cardello/Patterson with School Committee mem- or three years of increases, everyone – and helped him people from an upstairs unit came Century 21 Citywide. vote being the more contro- bers Abruzzese, Marcony Chelsea Record(2900) at a two-alarm fire on Hillside- versial of the two. Almeida, Bernardino D’Onof- Street. City Clerk Sergio Corne- rio, Joseph LaMonica, Lester Lt. Jay Lewis and Firefight lio began the proceedings for MacLaughlin and Frank Park- but we might be close to the get his license. er Joe DeSisto of the Ladder Cardello and Patterson by er voting for Cardello. In the 1990s, he worked for Everett Independent(7500) 2 company are being giv- opening nominations to fill Councilors Fred Capone, en credit for the saves, one the vacancy created by the DiPierro, John Hanlon, Mi- of which was on a man who PHOTOS BY KATY ROGERS December death of School chael Marchese, Wayne was not able to move quick Committee member Richard Matewsky, McLaughlin and top of the market.” In sum, Roberto said his enough to escape. However, City officials and several res- Peter Napolitano voted with an independent company idents have applauded the Baniewicz. Lynn Journal(5000) Chief Carli also added that in As reported in the Indepen- addition to the two firefighters efforts of the Department of See COMMITTEE Page 2 Public Works and its sub- dent last week, in the weeks singled out, then entire crew since Baniewicz’s death, two did a fantastic job of prevent- contractors for their efforts However, he also said brokerage is friendly, wel- to remove snow during last viable candidates to fill the called Middlesex Realty. (8700) ing loss of life. Beacon Hill Times “Right after we got a report Thursday’s snow storm. The Mayor’s Office indicated they EHS HOCKEY of a fire and got on scene, there have received many positive was a report that someone was comments, and councilors that now seems to be the coming and ready to help in the second unit who could In 1999, he set out on his The Boston Sun(14000) such as Michael McLaughlin said he wanted to praise the work of the City crews in the difficult not ambulate on his own for storm. medical reasons,” said the Here, a plow moves through Nichols Street on Thursday, with crews working for hours to keep chief. They went in and made ahead of the storm, which dumped about 13.5 inches on Everett. Meanwhile, residents like time for Everett. own, and hasn’t looked another generation buy or Regional Review(3500) the grab. There was another Jimmy Aversa joined his family in clearing the sidewalks as the storm was in full force. See FIRE Page 2 ing and they closed for good two years ago – though they still own the building. “First it started with sell property in Everett. The name Angelina’s, Han- back since. Charlestown Patriot Bridge(7300) nan Ali said, came from when The Regular American: Sub shop icon Ali S. Ali thepasses business started at with91 By Seth Daniel family member Isa Ali. Not wanting to call it Ali’s Subs, (16400) the two were searching for a Boston being too expen- At the 20 year mark, “We can help anyone Jamaica Plain Gazette Whether it was a 25-cent FIRST COME FIRST SERVE name while taking deliver- sub, an animated conversation PHOTO BY JARED CHARNEY or the institution of his sub ies of their first products. As shop, long-time Angelina’s it happened, the first product sive, then Somerville was buy or sell a home, or get Mission Hill Gazette(7000) Sub Shop owner Ali S. Ali they received was ‘Angelina’s Roberto has 12 agents Pure Italian Olive Oil.’ It hit a created a business that madeSchedule Your Spots for 2019! $250.00 per run. Jason Cardinale of Everett beats a Lynn defender to the puck chord with the two, and that him into an Everett legend. at Connery Skating Rink in Lynn on Saturday, Jan. 6, during That legend passed away became the name that grew to a league matchup against the combined Lynn Jets team. The peacefully on Friday, Jan. 5, Savings oflegendary $800 status in Everett. Crimson Tide, however, lost 10-5 to a tough Lynn team. see Page too expensive, and Med- licensed if they want to Part of the legend was the working for him under the surrounded by family in his 7 for more photos. home at the age of 91. fact that the sandwiches were His passing marked yet chock full of ingredients, and TRASH another icon of old Everett that they were just 25 cents. His favorites were the Reg- OFFICE ford became too expensive, sell real estate,” he said. lost to time, though his shop NOTICE nationwide ERA franchise ular American (Salami, Amer- Martin Luther has been out of existence for Due to the Monday, about two years now – and he ican Cheese and Bologna), the CLOSED , on Italian and the Steak Bomb King Holiday had been retired since 2012. Monday, Jan. 15 th, Trash will be FRONT“He was an icon; he was re- PAGEwith Salami – all of which January 15 and so did Charlestown,” “We’ve been open for 20 were made with Piantedosi brand, and finds great joy ally someone special,” said his in observance of delayed by one day.Inc. son, Sam Ali, this week. “We breads. “He just had it; he knew take it for granted because we Martin Luther Capitol Waste Services, were around it all the time.” what to do,” said Sam Ali. King, Jr. Day he said. “Those are all the years in Everett and I’ve Said his daughter, Amele “He would pile on everything. in managing the company A picture of Ali S. Ali (in the red apron) in front of Angelina’s Sub He said it had to have lots and Ambrosino, “He was just a Shop on Broadway with a group of devoted customers, includ- great guy and he loved Everett lots of ingredients. The Regu- ing Tom Rogers, the late Richard Baniewicz and others. The lar American was his first big Messinger Insurance and loved the customers who photo was taken with Ali around 1990 and hung on the wall of , Inc. one. It was simple, but that Agency cities that surround Ever- been selling real estate in came into his Everett store. his shop for years. and the responsibility of Often, he would actually sleep was the beauty of it – the reg- 475 Broadway Post-It-Note Advertisingthe 600th block of Broadway, ular. Then he expanded to the on the counter of the shop 00 Ali eventually settled at 696 Italian and others. He used to Everett, MA -02149387-27 because he was so exhausted Broadway until he retired in Phone: 617 na’s, he just loved Everett and -387-7753 and had to open up early the loved the people in Everett.” 2012. Family members tried See ALI Page 2 ett. It’s Everett’s turn now Everett for 34 years.” next morning. He was so tired Fax: 617 owning a business. Angelina’s started in Lynn to keep it running, but illness- SINCE 1921 We design, typeset, andbecause he would afixnever close, in 1954, and your soon expanded es preventedad it from continu-on our front page.
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School Committee member Bernie D'Onofrio (photo right) – the newly elected chair of the Committee - was announced and accompanied by his daughter Michela Tejeda at the Inaugural Ball last Tuesday Yellow night, Jan. 2, in honor of the City’s 125th anniversary. Short- Black Cyan Magenta ly after, Mayor Carlo DeMaria and his wife, Stacy, were introduced as they entered the Ball. The soiree was held immediately after the official Inauguration ceremonies at Everett High School, and the Ball was coordinated by City Clerk Sergio Cornelio’s office. See Page 5 for more photos. Page 10 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403
OBITUARIES Sylvia Vacca Domenic DiNatale Active in area civic organizations Thomas Bond Stop & Shop retiree
Sylvia A. (Finos) Vacca Retired Consolidated Service Domenic J. of Melrose, formerly of Ev- Vice President DiNatale of Ev- erett, died on Nov. 14 at the erett entered into age of 82. Thomas C. eternal rest on Mrs. Vacca was a gradu- Bond, a lifelong Friday, Nov. 15 ate of Everett High School Everett resident, in the Massachusetts Gen- and the University of Mas- entered eternal eral Hospital after a period sachusetts. – Amherst. rest on Satur- of failing health with his She worked at EGG, Inc. day, Nov. 16 at home sur- loving and caring family by (Edgerton, Germeshausen rounded by his loving fami- his side. He was 91 years & Grier, Inc.), Catholic ly. He was 87 years old. old. Charities of Cambridge Born in Medford, Born in Funari, Sicily, and Somerville and the US Tom was the retired Ex- Italy, Domenic was a long- Bankruptcy Court. ecutive Vice-President of time resident of Everett. She was active in a num- the Consolidated Service He was a past manag- ber of civic organizations Corporation and a U.S. ing partner of the former Ronald J. Vacca for 60 DiNatale, III and his wife, throughout her life – among Air Force veteran of the Springs Spumoni Co., a years, she was the loving of Christopher and Nicho- Kelly, Michael DiNatale them were: Everett Cable Korean Conflict. Tom was retired, dedicated employ- mother of Ronald F. Vacca las Clark, TJ, Connor, An- and his wife, Meghan, Eliz- Commission, Crimson Tide a founding member and ee of the Stop & Shop, of Hawaii, Lauren J. Guin- drew, Hayden and Bryson abeth Crist and her hus- Football Club, ATC Par- coach of the former Everett Medford, a member of the ey and her husband, David Bond, Amanda, Daniel and band, Blake, Thomas DiNa- ents’ Assoc., South Shore Eagles Football, member of Knights of Columbus and of Florida, Christine (Sam) Nicole Jackson, Cameron tale and his fiance’, Dana, Center for Brain-Injured the E Club of Everett, Past the St. Pius X, 4 th Degree D. Bibb of Maryland, Don- and Matthew Bond, Joseph, Justin Sneider, Nicholas Children, where her daugh- President of the Mainte- and a US Navy veteran of na V. Phipps and her fian- Angela and Ana DeRosa DiNatale, and Reisa DiNa- ter Tracy was the first stu- nance Contractors’ of New World War II. cé,’ Mark Armstrong of and great-grandfather of tale and great-grandfather dent in 1974, University of England and Past Trustee He was the beloved hus- Andover, Richard R. Vacca Giana and Joseph DeRosa. of Gianna DiNatale, Rylan Massachusetts – Amherst of the Health and Pension band of Carmela J. (Catal- and his wife. Kim of Ver- Relatives and friends DiNatale, Lila DiNatale Alumni Assoc., and Ev- Fund for Maintenance Con- famo) for over 68 years, mont and the late Tracy S. are respectfully invited to and Cole Crist. erett Women’s Volleyball tractors’ and the SEIU. dear and devoted father Vacca. She is also survived attend Thomas’ Funeral in Funeral arrangements League. She often served He was the beloved hus- of Domenic J. DiNatale, by 11 grandchildren, two the Cafasso & Sons Funeral were by the Cafasso & as an officer or working on band of Margaret H. (Nee) Jr. and his wife, Janet of great-grandchildren, and Home, 65 Clark St. (Cor- Sons Funeral Home, 65 committees for all of these for over 61 years, dear and Myrtle Beach, SC, Michael many cherished nieces and ner of Main St.) Everett Clark St. (Corner of Main groups. devoted father of Thom- DiNatale and his wife, Pa- nephews. She was the be- today, Wednesday Nov. 20 St.) Everett. Interment was Mrs. Vacca was an avid as and his wife, Maria of tricia of W. Dennis, Rich- loved sister of William and at 10 a.m. Interment will in Woodlawn Cemetery, reader and loved doing puz- Woburn, Karen Clark and ard DiNatale and his wife, Gail Finos of Lynnfield, the be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. In lieu of flowers, zles, but her highest priority her husband, Michael of Annette of Ravena, OH, late Eleanor McLaughlin Everett. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Domenic’s was her love and enjoyment Wilmington, Steven and his Lucy DiNatale and Maria and her surviving husband, contributions in Thomas’ memory to National Kidney of family and the many fun- wife, Eileen of Lynnfield, DiNatale of Woburn and Henry and the late Doro- memory to the American Foundation, 209 West Cen- filled activities on ski trips, Susan Jackson and her hus- Thomas DiNatale and his thea and Frank Ruggiero of Diabetes Association, 260 tral St., Natick, MA 01760 at Cape Cod and at Family band, Peter of N. Reading wife, Stacy of San Antonio, Everett. Cochituate Rd., Ste. 200, or the National Multiple “Summer Olympics” with and James and his wife, TX; brother of the late An- Funeral arrangements Framingham, MA 01701 Sclerosis Society, 101A her extended family and Patricia of Everett; brother thony DiNatale and Frances were by the Salvatore Roc- would be sincerely appre- First Ave., Waltham, MA their special group, The of late James and Marion Puliafico; loving and devot- co & Sons Funeral Home, ciated. Parking with atten- 02451 would be sincerely Wicked-Good Fun Club. Bond; loving grandfather ed grandfather of Domenic In their retirement years, Everett. Interment was in dants on duty. appreciated. she and husband Ron en- Glenwood Cemetery. In joyed traveling, both home lieu of flowers, donations and abroad and checking may be made in Mrs. Vac- locations off their “bucket” ca’s name to your favorite CHURCH News list. charity. For more informa- The beloved wife of tion: 1-877-71-ROCCO or roccofuneralhomes.com. Immaculate Conception Parish Glendale Christian Lighthouse Church News and Notes News and Notes Our Parish Staff: Father Thursdays’ adoration will Adult Sunday School at para orar todos los viernes J.F. Ward Joseph Chacha Marwa, conclude the Benediction of 9:30 AM. Teaching about a las 6 am S.M.A. Administrator; the Most Blessed Sacrament Holiness . • Domingo Servicio de at 6:30 p.m. All are invit- Father Ernest Egbedike, Sunday 10:30 AM Wor- alabanza y adoracion a las Funeral Home To place a S.M.A. Parochial Vicar; ed to spend a few moments ship service. 4pm (Servicio en español) Secretary Barbara Can- with Our Blessed Lord Compassionate, Professional Wednesday hour of Pow- Mayores informes de los Service Offering Pre-Need memoriam non Bring a Book-Buy a Book er, worship, prayer and Bi- - We have a new Fundraiser servicios en español (617) Planning Weekly Mass Schedule at ble Study. We are studying Immaculate Conception is Program in the back of the 306-3518 in the about God, come join us. “No temas, porque yo es- Independent & Locally as follows: Church. It’s called Bring Come join us in prayer Saturday (Sunday Vigil) a Book-Buy a Book. All toy contigo; no desmayes, Owned every Friday at 6 am. porque yo soy tu Dios que Est. 1929 Independent, 4:00 p.m., Sunday 7:00 a.m., books are a dollar and any Saturday, 12-3, Women’s 9:00 a.m. (Family Mass), money collected will go to- te esfuerzo; siempre te Fellowship. Join our sisters ayudaré, siempre te suste- Kevin S. Creel, Director 11:00 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. wards our Stain Glass Fund. in worship, fellowship and please call 12:15 p.m. Spanish Brink a Book and Buy a ntaré con la diestra de mi prayer. justicia.” 772 Broadway, Everett Community Book and make a donation. “Whatever you do, work Isaias 41:10 (Glendale Sq. Area) 617-387-9600 4:00 p.m. Haitian Com- Our selections are great and at it with all your heart, as “En busca de la excelen- munity varied. Please stop by the working for the Lord, not 387-3367 cia espiritual Masses are being held in table and see what we have. for human masters,” Colos- the Chapel. Thank you sians 3:23 Rectitud, Divinidad, Fe, Eucharistic Adoration of Immaculate Conception “In Pursuit of Spiritual Amor, Verdad” the Blessed Sacrament: Ad- Parish Excellence” GLENDALE oration of the Blessed Sac- 489 Broadway Righteousness, Godli- CHRISTIAN rament is held every Thurs- Everett, Mass 02149 ness, Faith, Love, Truth LIGHTHOUSE day from 7:45 a.m. to 6:30 Phone 617-389-5660 • Domingo 9:30 am Es- CHURCH p.m. in the Chapel. Each cuela Dominical de Adul- 701 BROADWAY Glendale United Methodist Church tos. (en inglés) EVERETT, OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS Servicio de Alabanza y News and Notes Adoracion a las 10 am (en 02149 inglés) 617-387-7458 All obituaries and death notices Glendale United Meth- – 9:30 p.m.; Thurs. I Can’t • Miercoles Hora de Pod- Rev. Larry Russi, Sr. odist Church is open to all But We Can, 8:00 7:30 – er, Oración, alabanza y Es- Pastor and we welcome people of 9:30 p.m. tudio de la Palabra de Dios pastorlarry@ will be at a cost of all faiths, race, nationalities AA Meeting – Saturday a las 7 pm (en inglés) thelighthousechurch701. and sexual preference. No evenings from 6:30 to 8:30 • Ven unete a nosotros net $100.00 per paper. one is ever turned away. If p.m. you are looking for a new Pastor’s Office Hours: Grace Episcopal Church home church, we would like Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. That includes photo. you to check us out and let Other times by appointment. News and Notes us know what we can do to Bread of Life Donations – make church a better fit in This outreach is being done Grace Anglican Episco- (entrance on 11 Liberty St.) Please send to your life. to honor the United Meth- pal Church is open & wel- Come all and let us walk Bible Study: Consider odist Women’s Group, who coming to all. together in this season of joining us for Bible study for so many years were our There are 3 services on hope, renewal and new be- [email protected] on Sunday. We meet in the outreach source. Please bring Sundays: 10 a.m. English, 1 ginnings. Church Parlor off the Chapel any food item(s) to church p.m. South Sudanese (Din- Grace Anglican from 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. and place in the box located ka) and 3 p.m. Haitian Cre- Episcopal Church or call 781-485-0588 Sponsor the bulletin! For on the altar. ole. We have Sunday school 67 Norwood Street, a $5 donation, you can ded- We are on the Internet during each service in the icate the Sunday bulletin to Everett, MA http://www.glen- Children’s Room. Coffee Phone 617-387-7526 recognize family, friends, or Hour starts after the 10am daleumc-everett.org or 508-243-8487 special occasions. There is a service in the Parish Hall sign-up sheet in the Pastor’s Glendale United study. Feel free to choose Methodist Church Mystic Side Congregational Church your particular week and Pastor David Jackson leave a copy of your dedi- 392 Ferry Street (across News and Notes cation in the mail in that is from Glendale Towers) on the Pastor’s door. Please Please enter the church Mystic Side Congrega- Sunday of each month. A contact the Pastor if you by the driveway on tional Church is located very pleasant coffee hour have any questions. 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EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PROGRAM FUNDRAISER
CARY SHUMAN PHOTOS The Everett High School Basketball Program, under the leadership of director of athletics and girls basketball coach Tammy Turner and boys basketball coach Stanley Cham- blain, held a fundraiser Nov. 14 at the Kowloon, Saugus. The guests enjoyed a Chinese buffet dinner and a com- edy show. There were also raffle drawings for great prizes. The EHS boys and girls basketball teams will compete in the Greater Boston League and Division 1 this season, with practices set to begin on Monday, Dec. 2.
Showing their support for the EHS Basketball Program Former Marblehead High School basketball star David are (front row) Helen Martin, Kelly MacWilliam. Back row, Siggers, with his friend, former East Boston High standout Kathy Fauci and Linda Maloney. Gerald Boyce, and Gladys Pickney.
Whittier School Vice Principal Nancy Sutera, Madeline English School Vice Principal John Sutera, EHS assistant football coach Billy Capra, and Parlin School Principal Alex Naumann.
Councilor-at-Large Richard Dell Isola, former Pope John 1,000-point scorer and EHS assistant coach Robert Benson, EHS cheerleading coach Taylor Leo, former All-Scholastic Geraldine Pierre, wife of Everett High head football coach Theluxon Pierre. Chris Coughlin, former Switzerland Front row, from left, Jenn Nigro, Deanna Mendonca, and and EHS softball coach Stacy Poste Schiavo, EHS volley- ball coach Amanda Gil, and former City Councilor Michael professional basketball player Pierre Valmera, and Kristina Samantha Kennedy. Back row, from left, Melissa O’Donnell, Valmera. Gina Fitzgerald, and Danielle Nadeau. Mangan.
Front row, from left, Tom Dunn, Tom Forzese, Nancy Forzese, and Stephanie Forzese. Back Everett High basketball coaches, from left, Gerald Boyce, Devante Santiago, Steve Celestin, row, from left, Maureen Dunn, Jenni Giampietro, Riley Dunn, Audrey Warren, Lindsay Jerome Cohen, Pierre Valmera, and Stanley Chamblain. Martin, and Mal Forzese. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 291 Ferry Street, Everett, MA • 617-389-1101 • www.eramillennium.com MILLENNIUM REAL ESTATE
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