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We’re just getting ahead Obituaries Page 8 1 (smaller stores). of the state’s eventual sin- “The stores will have to gle-use plastic bag ban. I think distribute a paper bag or a it’s great for our city to start INDEPENDENT reusable bag,” said Ward 4 protecting the environment.” NEWSPAPER GROUP Councillor Patrick Keefe, Keefe worked closely with who joined all but two of his colleagues in voting for the See BAG BAN Page 9 Zambuto supports RFD’s call for 50 CENTS safety on cell phone tower issue NEWS BRIEFS O’Hara seeks vote of support by councillors By Cary Shuman (which O’Hara said is sched- BELLE ISLE MARSH uled for removal from the fire CLEAN UP APRIL 27 Councillor-at-Large An- station in six months), but he Please join the Friends of thony Zambuto made it clear was “disappointed” that the Belle Isle Marsh and the DCR following Monday’s Council other issue of 5G cell phone for a clean-up of the section meeting that he supports the antennae on telephone poles of Belle Isle Marsh adjacent Revere Firefighters Union has remained in committee to the CVS site on Saratoga in its request to have a cell [Zoning Sub-Committee]. Street in East Boston on Sat- The annual Easter tradition continued on Sweeney Ave. last Friday in memory of the late Rita Cuil- phone tower removed from Zambuto, who chairs the urday, April 27 from 9-11a.m. la who enjoyed making them for many years . Family and friends gathered to make over 20 pizza the Central Fire Station tower Council’s Zoning Sib-Com- ghienas at the Chiesa Home. Shown is Sandy and Mike Chiesa along with Carol Catinazzo, April Bring your family and friends on Broadway. mittee, took offense at a pro- LeClair and Andrea Obrien. and meet us at the far end of “I’m for its removal 100 posed call for a vote on the the CVS parking lot. Light re- percent,” said Zambuto. issue at Monday’s Council freshments will be served. ‘Even if it’s not proven to be a meeting. Medical marijuana dispensary health hazard, because we do “The issue was the little cell URBAN FARMING not have the actual proof of phone antennas that go on top that, I’m with the firefighters of utility poles,” said Zam- IN REVERE on Railroad Ave. could be reality all the way on taking the cell buto. “I held it in committee The City of Revere cur- phone tower down. I also sup- because if we voted against it, rently has two community By Journal Staff factors in the cannabis indus- “McDonald failed to ed- try, withholding information ucate himself regarding the port the new city ordinance we’re going to lose in court. gardens, with 45 plots for res- for not putting a cell phone FCC regulations don’t allow A local attorney said that about his own conflicting -in unique and complex licens- idents to tend, and access to tower on any city buildings.” us to vote against small cell the actions of a Beverly in- terests in the investments he ing process in Massachusetts, a Farmers Market during the Kevin O’Hara, president of phone antennas. I was pro- vestment adviser, accused of was recommending, conceal- which resulted in the distri- summer and early fall. the Revere Firefighters Union, tecting the city by not letting bilking investors out of mil- ing crucial information from bution of offering documents What would it look like was pleased to have Zambu- the issue out of committee.” lions for a medical marijua- the investors, and breaching that failed to adequately dis- to expand urban farming op- to’s support on the Central na facility on Railroad Ave. his fiduciary duty to this- cli portunities in Revere? If you See MARIJUANA Page 3 Fire Station cell phone tower See CELL TOWERS Page 2 enjoy gardening, green spac- in Revere, should not hold ent. es, and access to fresh food, up plans for the only medical then you are invited to attend marijuana dispensary in Re- ANNUAL ST. ANTHONY’S STATIONS OF THE CROSS the first urban farming - com vere to go forward. mittee meeting . The meeting Secretary of the Common- will be held on Tuesday April wealth William F. Galvin 30 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at has charged a Massachusetts the MGH Revere HealthCare investment adviser represen- Center, 300 Ocean Ave., tative who oversaw the solic- Sweet Conference Room itation of millions of dollars (Door 2) from more than 100 inves- tors in order to fund various REVERE NAMED A medical marijuana ventures, though no licenses were ever TREE CITY USA acquired in Massachusetts FOR 2019 and no dispensary was ever The City of Revere has opened. been named a Tree City USA McDonald funded several by the Arbor Day Foundation of his ventures through one high net-worth client, who has lost more than $3 million due See BRIEFS Page 3 to McDonald’s activities. 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By Cary Shuman nue. issue and come up with solu- reached out to MassDOT, who Falzone said Vincent has tions. responded with a cleanup of Toscano Avenue resident been working on the issue for “I felt that the meeting that the Route 1 embankment lo- Rocco Falzone is praising several months and her efforts occurred was productive and cated near Falzone’s property. Rep. Roselee Vincent for her have been very productive. put Mr. Falzone in contact Vincent’s quick and thor- efforts in assisting him with “I cannot thank Rep. Vin- with point people at Mass- ough response did not surprise an ongoing problem with cent and her aide, Ricky Se- DOT and the Revere Depart- Falzone one bit. flooding at his property. rino, for all they have done ment of Public Works,” said “Whenever I’ve called Falzone has appeared at to assist me,” said Falzone. Vincent. Rep. Vincent and Ricky, they City Council meetings de- “Because of Rep. Vincent’s Vincent also requested that get back to me right away,” tailing the flooding issue that efforts since I first contacted MassDOT look in to the feasi- said Falzone, who spoke on involves a clogged drainage her, I feel we are very close to bility of regular maintenance a separate issue at Monday’s ditch. The problem is exac- resolving this safety issue.” of the trash gates on Asti Av- Council’s meeting. “We’re erbated during heavy rain- Vincent has been on top enue to ensure that during fortunate to have RoseLee storms. There is often a lot of of the issue from the outset. heavy rains, blockage does representing the residents of trash and debris on the Route The state legislator convened not become an issue and lead Revere and fighting for our 1 embankment on Asti Ave- an onsite visit with state and to flooding. best interests.” local agencies to examine the Vincent’s office also

Kevin O’Hara, president of the Revere Firefighters Union, and Chris Bright, chief of the Revere Fire Deparment, stand adjacent to a “Caution” sign at Central Fire Station on Broadway indicat- ing an area inside the station that may exceed FCC occupational exposure limits. A cell phone tower at the station is slated for removal in six months.

Cell towers // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 O’Hara conceded that the would be affected by “harm- Council’s vote would not pro- ful, non-thermal radiation” hibit the installation of the from nearby cell phone an- antennas due to FCC regula- tennas located on telephone tions, but he would like the poles. 11-member Council to con- O’Hara thanked Council- duct a vote voicing their op- lors Joanne McKenna, Jessica position to the installation of Giannino and Patrick Keefe the 5G antennas. for their “full support” on the “By the councillors voting issue from the beginning. against the measure, it would “They have stayed in con- show their support for the tact with me throughout the residents and children of the process and always request- city and the safety of firefight- ed information regarding the ers while battling fires,” said dangers of 5G cell phone O’Hara. towers,” said O’Hara. “We Zambuto said he backed are concerned about the po- O’Hara’s conclusion made in tential dangers of these new remarks at the Council meet- 5G cell phone mini-towers on ing that firefighters working poles.”a on the top of ladder trucks

PHOTO COURTESY GOOGLE MAPS Work is underway to convert space at 44 Railroad Ave. in Revere, tucked between Routes 1A and 16, into a medical marijuana dis- Earth Day Poem pensary and cultivation center. The colors of mother nature today, so many, so different CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The deep mystical crimson pigment of a rose, Marijuana // the peaceful calm, white tone of a dove close to investors the risks and his partners jointly raised Also charged in the com- forward according to conver- The intense, exquisite emerald shade on a leaf, or difficulties the investment money for the venture, but plaint are McDonald’s vari- sations that I have had with could face,” the complaint when his partners began to ous companies and corpora- the landlord. We’ve pulled a the glistening, enchanting yellow tint of the sun says. dispute existing agreements, tions, including U.S. Advisory building permit and are pres- The uplifing, phenomenal, blue brilliance of the sky, The complaint alleges that the relationship collapsed, Group, Commonwealth Pain ently in the process of devel- the dim, frigid, rave cast of a shadow. McDonald took advantage of and they subsequently failed Management Connections, oping most of what would be a cultivation center,” said So many, so different. this advisory relationship with to obtain a lease or license, LLC and Kettle Black of MA, at least one client in order to according to the compliant. LLC. Attorney Lawrence Simione So appealing, so charming. pursue side marijuana proj- It is further alleged that Galvin’s office is seeking Jr., who represented the ap- Although our world is so beautiful, fulfilling, ects, while hiding important McDonald and his partners censure of the respondents, plicants of the project when it information from investors. deliberately hid the identity an order permanently bar- was granted a special permit everlasting, one day, by the City Council. McDonald provided only min- of an individual who acted as ring McDonald and USAG our colors wil be transposed. According to city records, imal information about the an agent and fundraiser for the from registration in the Com- building permits have been The offensive, repulsive, bronze touch of debris, various marijuana ventures, potential dispensary, as the monwealth, disgorgement pulled for the 44 Railroad Ave. the unsightly, soiled, drab hint of chemical mist. while using his position of discovery of that individual’s of profits, requirement that site for a roof and antennas. trust to access investor funds criminal record could have led respondents make offers of The fowl, displeasing, inky gleam of water impurity, In 2018 the City Council to support his own projects. to denial of a license. rescission and provide restitu- the filthy, disturbed, homely look of rubbish. voted the ban all retail mar- While McDonald and his “McDonald’s free-wheel- tion of compensate investors ijuana shops from Revere, You see, you must grasp the fact that it is all up to us. partners planned to open a ing practices included cutting for the alleged wrongdoing, mainly because the majority The cradle of humanity’s future is depending on us to medical marijuana dispensary corners at every opportunity and an administrative fine. of voters voted against the in Revere, a lack of transpar- and lying to his own busi- “As far as I know the med- take care. 2016 ballot question for recre- ency and communication led ness partners and investors to ical marijuana dispensary on The world may be brimming of deep, mystical, ational/retail pot shops in the to funding issues. McDonald cover his own mistakes,” the Railroad Avenue intends to go crimson pigmented roses complaint states. city. or the offensive, repulsive, bronze touch of debris. Will the colors of the earth stay the same, or become transformed? BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE Understanding the concept is very hard, but one day — May 1 – Oct. 15 — PARKWAY OPTICAL you must understand, For Summer Season it’s our decision. 25 feet and Under $100/ft and EYECARE — Christina Bocchino (age 7) Established 1957 She is now in her 30s and still resides in Over 25 feet, $120/ft East Boston Water, Bathroom & BBQ included Janis M. Cotter, O.D. ELECTRICITY: Add 10% of rate COMPREHENSIVE EYE EXAMS Testing for glaucoma, cataracts, and diabetic eye disease. LOCATED MINUTES FROM BOSTON Contact Lens Consultations and Fittings

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SARCIA GRADUATES FROM Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 FIREFIGHTING ACADEMY for a second year, in honor of This year, the Congre- a complimentary Beautify Re- “We in Revere know better.” its commitment of effective gational Church team will vere T-shirt, cleaning supplies Memorizing Longfellow’s urban forest management. conduct its own fundrais- and head off to your desired poem is not a simple task, and The Tree City USA pro- ing in conjunction with the cleanup location. that’s what makes it a chal- gram is sponsored by the Ar- Walk. Wendy Baur, principal Following the cleanup, re- lenge. The poem comprises bor Day Foundation in part- of the Food Pantry, explained turn to the American Legion 14 stanzas containing 972 nership with the U.S. Forest that 2019 will mark the first for a tree-planting event as words. “The sad truth is,” Service and the National As- time that participants can raise the City celebrates Arbor Day, Sheehan said, “we don’t use sociation of State Foresters. money for their own cause. complete with a free BBQ, en- our memory faculty as much Revere achieved Tree City “In previous years, we would tertainment, and activities for these days because informa- USA recognition for the sec- apply for a grant,” Baur said. the whole family. All residents tion is right at our fingertips ond year in a row by meeting “By raising funds through our are encouraged to attend and because of technology.” the program’s four require- team’s own effort, we hope participate in the community “Some things should be re- ments: a tree board or depart- that this year we can raise clean up - special recognition membered, and for residents ment, a tree care ordinance, about 60 per cent more money will be awarded to the team of Revere, Longfellow’s poem an annual community forestry in addition to any grants we who assembles the largest is a famous tribute to the his- budget of at least $2 per capita receive.” group of volunteers. torical figure who shares our and an Arbor Day observance Anyone who wants to sup- The Revere Police and name.” and proclamation. port the First Congregational SUDI Department will be Sheehan’s vision is a year- To celebrate the City’s con- team can join with them in the present for a prescription take- long contest that will include tinued commitment to tree Walk, or pledge to donate to back table. Those interested in recruitment in the schools and growth and care, there will be their team. For more informa- volunteering should contact among civic groups to partic- Kristopher Sarcia graduated on April 12 after successfully com- a tree-planting event during tion contact the First Congre- Elle Baker at (781) 286- 8188, ipate. The contest will seek pleting the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy 50 day Career Beautify Revere on April gational Church at 781-284- or [email protected]. individual winners and also Recruit Firefighter Training Program. 27, 2019, beginning at 11:30 4158. teams who can combine their Firefighter Sarcia is no stranger to the Fire Department. He is a.m. City Officials will assist “The dedication of people THE REVERE memory power to recite the the son of retired, recently deceased Firefighter Roger Sarcia. the Department of Conserva- like Wendy Baur and her team PUBLIC LIBRARY entire poem. His mother, Paula Sarcia, is currently the administrative assis- tion and Recreation (DCR) exemplifies compassion and Henry Wadsworth Long- tant to the chief of the department. Kris now in his probation- in the planting of a Dogwood concern for their fellow resi- CHALLENGES THE fellow was born in 1807 in ary period assumes full duties at the Revere Fire Department. Tree on the American Legion dents. This is what ‘commu- CITY OF REVERE! Portland when Maine was still Lawn. nity’ is all about” said Mayor In recognition of Patriots part of Massachusetts. He dy grab bars in the tub/shower slowly rise from sitting to Trees are an asset to our Arrigo. Day 2019 and Patriots Day wrote “Paul Revere’s Ride” in area to provide support. Have avoid dizziness. City. Trees provide shade, 2020, the Revere Public Li- 1861. The poem has remained a night light available to use Make sure to have your retain water, provide wildlife WHAT IS NATIONAL brary is challenging everyone a favorite in its romanticized after dark and in the middle of vision tested regularly and habitat and improve the vi- to put their memories to work depiction of Revere’s famous SOCIAL SECURITY the night. keeps her glasses clean. sual appeal of our streets and during the next 52 weeks by ride at the start of the Ameri- Bedrooms: Use night lights Be aware of any medica- neighborhoods. Neighbor- MONTH? learning and memorizing the can Revolutionary War. or bedside, remote-controlled tions you are taking that could hoods of Revere have been April is National Social Se- entirety of Longfellow’s fa- light switches. Place the tele- cause difficulty with balance. selected as part of a state- curity Month, a time dedicat- mous poem, “Paul Revere’s TIPS ON PREVENTING phone in an area easy to get You should be discussing wide program ‘Greening the ed to educating the American Ride.” FALLS IN THE HOUSE to and keep the cord out of the falls with your primary Gateway’, by the MA Office public about our programs Mayor Brian Arrigo praised One in four Americans walking pathways. Consider a care physician to see if there is of Energy and Environmen- and services. During this Library Director Kevin Shee- aged 65 or older falls each cordless telephone. a medical condition that needs tal Affairs to increase canopy month, Social Security and its han for the innovative idea. year, according to the Nation- Stairs and hallways: Put attention. cover and reduce home ener- partners promote educational “Kevin has come up with al Council on Aging. Every light switches conveniently The dangerous situation gy use for heating and cool- materials the public to empha- a fun way for people to get 11 seconds, an older adult is at both the top and bottom of created by a fall is frequently ing. Please call 617-626-1459 size the importance of finan- some intellectual exercise treated in the emergency room stairs. Make sure carpeting is compounded by the inabili- to see if your neighborhood cial planning. and learn about the historical for a fall; every 19 minutes, not loose or buckling and use ty to call for help. Personal qualify for a free tree planting. The focus of this year’s Na- figure after whom our city is an older adult dies from a fall. non-skid treads on stairs. Both emergency response systems For more information about tional Social Security Month named,” said Mayor Brian Ar- Falls are the leading cause of sides of each stairway should should be installed whenever Revere’s Tree City Celebra- is to highlight the timesaving rigo. “It will take a great deal fatal injury and the most com- have sturdy handrails running someone appears to be at risk tion or Beautify Revere, on features of the my Social Se- of effort to learn the poem, but mon cause of nonfatal trau- their entire lengths. Avoid of falling. The systems pro- April 27, please contact either curity account. Our focused it’s a worthy challenge.” ma-related hospital and nurs- waxing hardwood floors that vide 24-hour access to emer- Julie DeMauro at jdemauro@ transactions are to: “It seems that everyone ing home admissions among could create a slippery surface. gency help, giving both the el- revere.org or Elle Baker at o Request a replacement knows the first lines,” said Li- older adults. Living areas: Secure and der and family members some [email protected]. Social Security card brary Director Sheehan as he Although falls are prevalent place electrical/telephone sense of security o Set up or change direct recited “’Listen my children, in older adults, there could be cords out of walking path- Located in Malden, Mass., ARRIGO ENCOURAGES deposit and you shall hear of the mid- many ways to help your loved ways. Remove throw rugs that Mystic Valley Elder Services o Get a proof of income night ride of Paul Revere…’ WALKERS FOR FIRST one continue to live safely in might slide or attach non-skid is a non-profit agency that letter Then he added: “…but then their own home. strips to rug backings. Fur- provides essential home- and CONGREGATIONAL o Change your address most of us come to a stop. Falls and accidents seldom niture should be arranged to community-based care and re- CHURCH ‘WALK FOR o Check the status of your This is a challenge for every- “just happen.” Usually there allow for unobstructed walk- sources to elders, adults living Social Security application one, of all age brackets.” HUNGER’ TEAM are at least several contribut- ways. It is important to keep with disabilities, and caregiv- o Get a Social Security Sheehan has centered the Mayor Brian Arrigo ex- ing factors that lead to a fall. floors clear of clutter. ers who reside in Chelsea, Ev- 1099 form (SSA-1099) challenge on Patriots Day, tended his encouragement to The danger in some of these Other tips to prevent falls: erett, Malden, Medford, Mel- Please join us in promot- which is a holiday only in the team of walkers from Re- factors can be eliminated or You should also be aware rose, North Reading, Reading, ing these messages, tools, and Massachusetts and commem- vere’s First Congregational reduced by taking simple steps of clothing and behavior that Revere, Stoneham, Wakefield educational materials through orates Paul Revere’s famous Church who will take part in recommended by Mystic Val- can help create a safer envi- and Winthrop. Agency ser- our online services, and in ride from Boston to Lexington the 2019 Project Bread “Walk ley Elder Services to make an ronment. You should wear vices include coordination celebrating National Social to warn of the invading British for Hunger” on May 5 at Bos- elder’s home safer. Here is a well-fitted, flat, rubber-soled of home care, transportation, Security Month. Army. Or, as the poem elo- ton Common. The ‘Walk’ is room-by-room breakdown of shoes to prevent slipping. Meals on Wheels, and infor- quently says “…Ready to ride the longest-running commu- some of these steps. Do not walk or climb stairs mation and referrals. 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By Sue Ellen Woodcock during the shorebirds’ nesting goers that while the protective season. The fencing, designed fencing is in place along the The nesting areas have been to be minimally invasive to beach, visitors and residents marked off and the Piping the human eye, is made of should observe the Piping Plovers are back on Revere grey fiber glass poles, with Plovers from outside the pro- Beach and Winthrop Beach. blue triangular signs, and or- tective fencing. According to the Depart- ange twine. Because the number of ment of Conservation and At this time, Revere Piping Plovers is subject to Recreation (DCR), every Beach Reservation has eight change, DCR is unable to de- year, Piping Plovers, which pairs of Piping Plovers. The termine the total amount of BHCC athletics unveils are protected under both the birds have been observed per- protected area until the shore- Federal Endangered Species A baby Piping Plover. forming courting displays, a birds have established their Act and the Massachusetts normal activity this time of nesting territories later this new Bulldogs mascot spring. Endangered Species Act, mi- year,” said Olivia Dorrance, After more than a year of designs were not unique to The Department of Conser- DCR advises people to re- grate to the Commonwealth DCR press secretary. research, reflection and eval- BHCC, and, more important- vation and Recreation (DCR), sist fence boundary intrusion of Massachusetts’ coastline, “Additionally, there are uation, Bunker Hill Com- ly, did not embody the philos- in compliance with the Fed- because this will cause the including Revere Beach and 17 unpaired Piping Plover munity College (BHCC) has ophy of BHCC." eral Endangered Species Act birds to remain on the Com- Winthrop Beach Reservation, adults; however, this num- revealed a newly designed The College enlisted nation- and the Massachusetts En- monwealth’s beaches for a seeking to mate, nest, and ber of shorebirds is subject bulldog mascot to represent al brand identity firm Phoenix dangered Species Act, installs longer period of time. feed their young chicks. to change since they are ar- the College’s Athletics pro- Design Works to assist with safe zones for Piping Plovers “Those who are interest- riving and leaving our Com- gram. The new BHCC Ath- the mascot development. Af- ed in observing and learning monwealth’s coastlines each letics Bulldog was revealed ter research and discussion more about the shorebirds are day and aren’t expected to at the College Faculty/Staff with department stakeholders, encouraged to approach DCR establish their courtship and Forum on March 12. Jackson wanted to remove the qualified monitors while visit- nesting territories for another The refreshed mascot de- common ideas of bulldogs— ing the beach,” Dorrance said. two-six weeks.” sign features a running bull- that they are mean-spirited, The DCR reminds beach- dog, energetic and with its arrogant, combative or lazy. eyes focused forward, seeking Instead, the BHCC Bulldog success in a manner congru- should portray respect, tenac- ent with the program's mis- ity, a competitive spirit and sion and consistent with the loyalty. Also important was a uniqueness of BHCC. gender-neutral mascot, unre- Brick Oven Pizzeria 381 revere beach blvd The bulldog has long been strained by the classic bulldog the mascot of BHCC Athlet- spiked collar. Entertainment! ics. New Director of Athlet- Bunker Hill Community (this week) ics Dr. Loreto Jackson, who College is a member of the Wednesday BIANCHI’S joined the College in 2017, National Junior Collegiate DJ GEORGE felt that the mascot needed a Athletic Association (NJ- Thursday PIZZA refresh to better align with the CAA), Division III. For more VINYL GROOVE College’s purpose and val- information on BHCC Ath- Friday Eat in or ues. “The former bulldog had letics, please visit bhcc.edu/ many different renditions,” athletics. TOMMY BAHAMA Take Out! explained Dr. Jackson. “The Saturday 781-284-5600 SMOKIN’ JOE + THE HENCHMEN Looking for Pizza order takers + cashiers McKenna says residents Now Delivering with should be notified in 781-284-9472 advance of traffic changes

By Cary Shuman sponsible to communicate the changes taken place in the Ward 1 Councillor Jo- city to the proper channels so anne McKenna said residents that our residents have at least should be notified in advance two weeks notification,” said of any traffic changes made McKenna. on local streets. Councillor-at-Large McKenna expressed her George Rotondo suggest- displeasure at Monday’s ed that letters could be sent Council meeting that three to residents affected by the streets in Beachmont – En- changes. “It’s a safety issue,” dicott, Bradtsreet, and Crest said Rotondo. - were transformed to “one- Councillor-at-Large Dan ways” over the holiday Rizzo said he received a num- weekend without notification ber of calls as well. to residents affected by the “It’s not a matter of wheth- changes. er people were for or against “Signs were put up and then it,” said Rizzo. “It’s the total people came home and they lack of communication. We found out their streets were had a situation in Councillor transformed,” said McKen- McKenna’s ward when they na. “I’m the councillor and I demolished an entire building didn’t even know that this was and the neighbors didn’t know happening.” it was coming down. There McKenna said that ro- was absolutely no communi- bo-calls from the city went cation.” out at 3:30 p.m. “and these Ward 2 Councillor Ira No- signs went up at 10 o’clock in voselsky said when the Traffic the morning.” Commission approves a one- The councillor said she re- way street, “it may take two or ceived more than 50 calls, 20 three months to get to a public text messages, and a number hearing.” of Facebook comments ob- “Then they have to send the jecting to the lack of notifica- request to the Public Works tion about the changes to the sign department to put up the streets. sign. I’m not blaming any- “Going forward, I am body. But maybe there should asking that the city be more be some notification from transparent in their commu- Public Works to the ward nication to our residents and councillor, or somehow get city departments be more re- out the notice to the people of those streets that are affected.”

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THE CURSE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE INTERNET Forum In the aftermath of the terrible coordinated attacks by sui- cide bombers on Easter Sunday in Sri Lanka that killed more than 300 people and wounded about 500 in churches and ho- tels across the small nation, the Sri Lankan government took the extraordinary step of shutting down social media platforms, including Facebook, You Tube, and Twitter, in order to prevent the dissemination of misinformation that might incite even more bloodshed among its various sectarian groups. This decade has seen the spread of social media that rightly might be compared to an out-of-control wildfire. What initially was seen as an innocuous manner of sharing information among friend groups -- think of friends sitting around a camp fire telling stories -- has turned into a raging inferno whipped by the winds of greed and hatred that is destroying everything in its path. Say what you want about the recently released Mueller Re- port, what is beyond dispute is that it shows that the Russian government used social media through coordinated bot attacks to spread misinformation among large swaths of the American public who utilize these forms of media. In short, the Russians are using social media to undermine our democracy. The attacker in New Zealand who committed the atrocities in two mosques drew his inspiration from social media postings by right-wing organizations and individuals from around the world and then posted his carnage live online. It was hours before the social media companies were able to take down what he posted, but by then the damage had been done and his carnage had been viewed around the globe. In some respects, these abuses of online platforms by those who wish to spread fear and disinformation are just the tip of the iceberg of the curse that has become the Internet. There is no such thing as privacy for anybody, unless you live under the proverbial rock. Everything we do on-line is tracked and establishes a profile that can be used -- and misused -- by those who are keeping track. Guest Op-Ed The Chinese government is showing firsthand how the Inter- net can be wielded by a malevolent government (and non-gov- ernment actors) to control both unfavored opposition groups Grassley-Klobuchar ushers in dangerous counterfeit drugs and individuals. The Chinese are employing facial recognition software to Sally C. Pipes tation, number crunchers at An FDA operation conduct- for granted. Before obtaining identify every person in their country -- a monumental task in a the Department of Health ed at three major U.S. airports FDA approval, new drugs nation of a billion or so people -- but it already is being used to Congress is poised to con- and Human Services predict examining suspected phar- must undergo a rigorous test- keep track of, and suppress, minority religious groups. sider a bill that would allow that American drug spending maceutical shipments from ing process. It takes approxi- The Chinese government also is issuing a “score” for every Americans to import pre- would decrease by less than 1 India, Israel, Costa Rica, and mately ten years, hundreds of person in the country -- think of it as a credit score, but taken scription drugs from Canada. percent. Vanuatu revealed that nearly pre-clinical treatments, and to the nth degree -- that ultimately will rank every person in the The bill’s authors -- Sens. On safety, the bill expos- half were ordered from “Ca- multiple clinical trials to bring country on a scale of social and economic acceptability, creating Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and es Americans to dangerous nadian” pharmacies -- and of just one product to the market. a hierarchy that will determine a person’s lifelong fate. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) -- la- counterfeits. It’s estimated those, just 15 percent actually Unfortunately, the same It also is clear that the internet has become the new battle- bel their effort as a bipartisan that 1 million people die at the originated in Canada. The rest FDA oversight doesn’t apply field among nations and others. Who needs nuclear weapons push to “help Americans who hand of counterfeit drugs ev- came from one of 27 countries to foreign pharmacies. And when a hostile government or terrorist organization or criminal struggle to pay exorbitant ery year, many of which come across the world, including In- the Grassley-Klobuchar bill enterprise can disable a nation’s energy grid or wreak havoc on prices for medication.” from Canada. dia, Turkey, and Iran. fails to acknowledge the dan- the financial system or hold individuals and businesses hostage It’s noble of lawmakers to Last year, U.S. prosecutors The FDA warns Americans gers of importation. simply by employing malevolent software? tackle prescription drug costs. fined Canada’s largest online that it cannot ensure the safety Lawmakers are right to America’s military might -- our trillions of dollars worth of Eight in ten Americans are pharmacy $34 million for sell- of medicines “bought over the worry about how much pa- aircraft carriers, stealth bombers, and drones -- is no match for a concerned about the price of ing counterfeit medications to Internet from foreign sourc- tients spend at the pharmacy. computer virus or worm that attacks our nation’s infrastructure. medicines, according to a Kai- unsuspecting Americans. The es, from storefront businesses But drug importation is not George Orwell, in his novel “1984,” describes a dystopian ser Family Foundation survey. company earned a $78 million that offer to buy foreign med- the right way to lower costs. future in which the government, symbolized by Big Brother, But the Grassley-Klobu- profit by deceiving vulnerable icine for you, or during trips Congress needs to go back to scrutinizes every human action with the aim of creating confor- char bill isn’t the right solu- cancer patients. Two widely outside the United States.” the drawing board. mity among its citizens. tion. While it might deliver sold oncology drugs -- Avas- Neither, for that matter, can Sally C. Pipes is President, Orwell wrote his novel in 1948. It is ironic -- and incredibly some minor financial relief, tin and Altuzan -- contained our northern neighbor. Cana- CEO, and Thomas W. Smith prescient of Orwell -- that the internet as we know it today was it’ll jeopardize the health zero active pharmaceutical dian authorities have repeat- Fellow in Health Care Policy beginning to take shape in 1984. and wellbeing of millions of ingredients. edly stated that they’re not at the Pacific Research Insti- It is clear in 2019 that the world Orwell predicted in 1984 has Americans. Exacerbating safety con- responsible for regulating the tute. Her latest book is The arrived -- and we fear that things are going to get a lot worse On cost, the Grassley-Klo- cerns is the fact that a startling safety, quality, or efficacy of False Promise of Single-Pay- before we figure out how to get this Frankenstein monster under buchar would yield negligible number of the “Canadian” medicines sold to U.S. citi- er Health Care (Encounter control, if we ever do. savings at best. If the entire drugs purchased by Ameri- zens. 2018). Follow her on Twitter nation legalized drug impor- cans aren’t actually from Can- Americans should not take @sallypipes. ada. the U.S. regulatory system

REVERE THROUGH THE YEARS

10 years ago overturned at Brown Cir- persons comprised of citizens, Beautiful,” and “Never Been evere April 22, 2009 cle, spilling all of its oil into parents, and a local priest, Kissed” are playing at the Re- Officials with the state- re Rumney Marsh. Environmen- turned out to try to persuade vere Showcase Cinemas. R tirement system are reviewing tal clean-up workers have the School Committee to re- the city’s policies regarding been at the site removing the scind its previous vote. 30 years ago 385 BroadwayJournal , Revere, MA 02151 its pensions for city officials black ooze from the marsh. A livery driver reported that April 26, 1989 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 who serve on the City Council After more than two hours he was held up at gunpoint by Former Revere Police in the wake of a recent Boston of heated discussion, the two men when he went to De- Chief John “Jake” DeLeire, Directory Globe article asserting that School Committee reaffirms hon St. at 2 a.m. to pick up two whose sentencing after his City Council members are its previous vote that will al- passengers, who proceeded to conviction for his role in the both being paid their salaries low the dispensing of contra- take his vehicle and cash. The ExamScam case has been Advertising and Marketing and receiving pensions from ceptive services at the Revere vehicle was found in Win- postponed, reportedly now is Marketing Director their previous service. High School health center, in- throp later in the morning. cooperating with federal pros- Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] A tanker trunk full with cluding the morning-after pill “Hannah Montana the ecutors in regard to other po- Assistant Marketing Directors 9,000 gallons of heating oil and condoms. A group of 20 Movie,” “Dragonball Evo- lice officers who cheated on Maureen DiBella - [email protected] lution,” and “Monsters vs. their Civil Service tests. Senior Sales Associates Aliens” are playing at the Re- A meeting of the School Peter Sacco - [email protected] vere Showcase Cinemas. Committee that degenerated Kathleen Bright-Procopio - [email protected] into anger and frustration cul- 20 years ago minated with a vote of 6-1 to Sioux Gerow - [email protected] Subscription Information April 28, 1999 terminate former City Coun- Legal Advertising A Native American Pow- cillor William Bell from his Ellen Bertino - [email protected] The Revere Journal is published every Wednesday by the Wow, featuring Native Amer- position as a school custodian. Ad Design Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates ican crafts and customs, was School Committeeman Kane DiMasso-Scott paid at Boston, MA. Newsstand price is 50 cents. Subscrip- held for a third straight year Guy Meli reportedly is recov- Editorial tions are $30 per year in Revere, and $60 per year outside this past weekend at the Won- ering from a heart attack that Senior Reporters the city. Known office of publication: 385 Broadway, Revere, derland Ballroom. he suffered on Saturday. MA 02151. Postal publication number is USPS NO. 710-120. Seth Daniel - [email protected] The City Council unani- Both sides have rested in Postmaster, send address corrections to the Independent Cary Shuman - [email protected] mously gave its approval to a the case before a Middlesex Newspaper Group, Attn: Circulation, 385 Broadway, Revere, proposal by Spaulding & Slye Superior Court judge in which Regular Contributors MA 02151.The Revere Journal assumes no financial respon- to construct an air freight fa- the state is seeking an order Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] sibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but will re- cility on the former Suffolk to tear down the half-finished John Lynds - [email protected] print that part of the advertisement in which the error occurs. Downs property. Howev- condo building on No. Shore Copy Editing, Layout Advertisers will please notify the management immediately er, the Revere Conservation Rd. at the Pt. of Pines because Scott Yates - [email protected] of any .errors that may occur. Commission still must ap- it sits on land that the state Kane DiMasso-Scott - [email protected] The Revere Journal reserves the right to edit letters for space and clarity. prove the project. asserts is the right-of-way of Business Accounts Executive A dedication ceremony was the former Boston and Maine Judy Russi - [email protected] We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please include your street and telephone number with your submission. The Revere Journal publishes held at the Jack Satter House Railroad. Printer columns, viewpoints and letters to the editor as a forum for readers to express on Revere Beach Blvd. to “Pet Sematary,” “Rain Concord Monitor (N.H.) their opinions and to encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed mark the completion of exten- are not necessarily those of The Revere Journal. sive renovations. See YEARS Page 5 Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are preferred. “Entrapment,” “Life is Wednesday, April 24, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 7 Volare gets hours restored

By Sue Ellen Woodcock “The issue is the clien- the 1 a.m. closing time for a tele and crowd its drawing probationary period of a year. The License Commission causing problems for the es- gave back some hours to a tablishment,” said Commis- In other commission busi- Broadway restaurant even sioner Linda Guinasso. “I’m ness: after commissioners held dis- concerned about the venue. • Nino’s Restaurant and cussions about allegedly serv- Live video in Volare does not Bar, 7B Everett St., hours of ing intoxicated patrons and come with your entertainment operation approved for 2 a.m. failure to properly control a license.” • Sabrine Bakery and Café, licensed premise. Guinasso held up a flyer 91 Centennial Ave., hours ex- Volare had its hours rolled announcing it as a place to tended to 2 a.m. during Rama- back to 11 p.m. after an inci- drink. dan. dent a month ago. It was also “It’s a good restaurant but • Wraps on the Beach, 425 you’re getting the after-crowd brought up that in February a Revere Beach Boulevard, out- you are looking for,” she said. male patron of the establish- door seating for 24 approved. “Out of all the businesses in ment allegedly left the restau- • La Esquina del Sabor, 1 the city we see you the most.” rant and crashed his car. Chairman Robert Selevitch Unity Ave., hours extended Attorney James Cipoletta, suggested implementing a to midnight for a 90-day trial Marine Mammal Safaris kicks off who represents Volare, ac- dress code. basis. knowledged the patron was “People are fed up with • Royal Lodge Loyal Or- With a light sprinkle in As the rain subsided, the “In continuing our mission over the legal limit. The pa- what’s going on and you need der of Moose, 470 Broadway, the morning and the forecast guests of the first and second of sharing the harbor for the tron was arrested and a sub- to address that,” Selevitch change of manager from Wes- of afternoon sun, 850 people cruises were able to see three public to enjoy, Save the Har- stance was found in the car, said. ley Clemons to Jennifer San- from across the region joined seals out by the Fish Pier, and bor is hosting seven more free Cipoletta said. Lt. Robert Im- “Is it a restaurant or a night- tana. Save the Harbor/Save the even caught a glimpse of the cruises to Spectacle Island pemba said he could not go club?” Guinasso asked. “You • Boston Harley Davidson, Bay on Saturday’s three free fin of a porpoise gliding by the and Boston Light throughout into great detail because the have a restaurant license, not 649-1 Squire Road, approved Marine Mammal Safaris as a Charlestown Navy Yard. the summer and fall months,” cases are pending. Volare uses a club license. It’s illegal for for seven one-day licenses part of the Share the Harbor The last cruise of the day said Marinovich. “Check out four security people and one you to run a club.” for malt, common victualler program. The overwhelming embarked onto the harbor the remaining Share the Har- Revere police officer to moni- The commission, putting and entertainment for special response and turnout topped in 75-degree sunny weath- bor cruise dates on Save the tor patrons. Volare’s on notice, restored events at the store. each of the previous 15 trips, er – a great turna-round from Harbor’s blog at blog.savethe- not to mention the abundance the projected overcast skies. harbor.org, which includes of seals and porpoises spotted Although the charismatic registration links.” on each cruise. macrofauna were a bit more Save the Harbor/Save Years // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 “We were blown away by hes-itant to appear for the pas- the Bay would like to thank the record breaking num- sengers, as the cruise motored Massachusetts Bay Lines for bers,” said Save the Harbor/ toward East Boston, a pletho- their generosity in hosting us 80 years ago Man,” and “Major League” ily Robinson” is playing at the Save the Bay Pres-ident Tani ra of seals and even a few por- aboard Freedom and making are playing at the Revere Parkway Plaza Theatre. April 27, 1939 Marinovich. “Our mission is poises made an appearance. it possible to venture out onto Showcase Cinemas. A settlement between city to connect people to the har- In the moments where there the harbor for each safari, 60 years ago health and safety officials and bor, so we were delighted to were no sightings of aquatic while also giving guests great 40 years ago April 23, 1959 the owners of Suffolk Downs see such a great turnout.” mammals, Save the Harbor information about their sur- April 25, 1979 Sol Kuttner has been named Aboard Massachusetts Bay staff donned their pirate hats roundings through historical After considerable bicker- the new director of the Jewish race track is expected soon, now that the first shipment of Lines’ boat Freedom, fami- and sang the sea chanty Haul narration. ing before a confused audi- Community Center. He suc- lies, neighborhood groups, Away Together to remind To stay up to date on future horses arrived last week. ence of 250 persons, the City ceeds Hy Welwitschia. and individuals from Bos- those around them that if they events with Save the Harbor Council eventually voted to Revere’s Linda Bova, The unusually warm ton’s communities and be- work together, just as the pi- follow us on Facebook or borrow $197,895 for addition- whose stage name is Lin- weather brought a crowd es- yond were eager to see what rates did as they hoisted the Twitter. See you all out on the al school furnishings for the da Bowe, well-known local timated at 300,000 to Revere the clean water of the Boston sails, they can accomplish big harbor! new Beachmont School and singer, has signed a recording Beach on Sunday. Har-bor had in store for them. things. $100,000 to install lighting contract with a major record for the ballfields at the school. company. Her first record, Laurie Nardone, an eighth “Breakin’ in a Brand New grader at the McKinley Heart,” is doing well nation- School, is the first Revere girl ally. to be accepted at Philips An- Youngsters from across the Mom’s The Word! SHOW dover Academy, where she city competed in the 12th an- YOUR has been awarded an academ- nual Small Fry Talent Show DRAWMOM! YOUR MOM HOW ic scholarship. sponsored by the Revere MUCH YOU A group of 25 residents Youth Commission before a LOVE HER! turned out at a meeting of the capacity audience. Margue- City Council’s Committee on rite Terenzio, nine year old Rules and Ordinances to op- vocalist, took first prize in the pose a zoning cage for land 5-9 age group. Leonard Klay- at the Revere Beach Parkway man, 11, won in the 10-12 age and Vinal Street that would al- group with his tap dancing. low for the construction of a Hundreds of volunteers Wendy’s Restaurant. will go door-to-door through- Tim Matheson, Susan out the city for the 1959 Can- Blakeley, and Jack Warden cer Fund. star in “Dreamer” at the Kin- Jerry Lewis stars in “At cade Theatre in Winthrop. War with the Army” at the Re- vere Drive In. James Garner 50 years ago stars in “Up Periscope” at the April 24, 1969 Revere Theatre. Former Boston Mayor John Collins, now a professor of ur- 70 years ago ban studies at MIT, has been April 28, 1949 asked to help settle the issue The newly-organized of construction of a regional Community Council has an- trash incinerator that could be nounced that it will launch a an answer to Revere’s trash city-wide beautifying cam- disposal problem. paign as a first step toward The State Board of Educa- building a new Revere. tion has agreed to waive two State prosecutors say they days of school from the 180- intend to go forward shortly day requirement for the Re- with their bribery case against vere schools because of the seven Revere residents, in- many school days lost this cluding Police Lt. Colin A.W. winter to inclement weather. Gillis. Stephen Penta, a Gunner’s Bob Hope, Bing Cros- Mate 3rd Class, is serving in by, and Dorothy Lamour Vietnam on a so-called “swift star in “The Road to Rio” at boat” that is engaged in coast- the Revere Drive In. Loretta al patrol operations designed Young and Van Johnson star to keep supplies from reach- in “Mother is a Freshman” at ing enemy forces in South the Revere and Boulevard the- Vietnam. aters. Walt Disney’s “Swiss Fam-

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Shirley Murray Robert Snyder Carol Ann Glixman Re-united now with her love in heaven Verizon (G.T.E.) retiree Loved people and to sing, dance and travel

Shirley Murray passed Family and Carol Ann Glixman, born Francine Finn (Marshall) and away peacefully on Mon- friends are in- November 29, 1938 in Mal- dear aunt, great-aunt, cousin day, April 22 at West Revere vited to attend den passed peacefully in and friend. Health Center in Revere af- Visiting Hours Creve Coeur, MO on April 23 Carol loved to dance, sing, ter a brief illness. She was 89 at the age of 80. travel and she loved people! today, Wednes- years old. She was the beloved wife Visitation Sunday, April 28 She was born in Lowell, day, April 24 in the Vertuccio of Steve Glixman, dear moth- at 9 a.m. at Berger Memori- daughter the late Hilding An- & Smith, Home for Funerals, er and mother-in-law of Geri al Chapel, 9430 Olive Blvd., derson and Doris (Aitken) 773 Broadway (Rte. 107) Glixman and the late Jeffrey St. Louis, MO with memorial Anderson; granddaughter of Revere from 9 to 11 a.m. fol- Glixman (Diana); wonderful service following at 10 a.m. Nels & Neta (Johansdotter) lowed by a Funeral Service in Nana to Danni, Cassi, Miles Memorial contributions pre- Anderson, William 3rd and the funeral home at 11:15 a.m. and Lillie Glixman; dear sister ferred to Alzheimer’s Associ- Melissa (Ayen) Aitken. Her and sister-in-law of Jack Park- ation. Please visit bergerme- one of their biggest cheerlead- for Robert L. Snyder, 72, im- Although, he was not there family moved to Revere in the ers; supporting their interests er (late Sheila); sister-in-law morialchapel.com for more mediately followed by inter- for a long time, he was highly early 1930’s. and dreams, even if they did regard-ed by his supervisors of Joe Glixman (Bonnie) and information. She attended Revere Pub- ment in Holy Cross Cemetery, not align with her own ide- and more importantly by his lic Schools through grade 8, ologies. She was well liked, Malden. colleagues for his knowledge leaving due to vision prob- charming and a doll. She will Mr. Snyder died on Mon- Maria Pisciuneri and genuine concern for his lems. While her peers were be greatly missed but we are day, April 15 at the Physicians fellow man. Of Chelsea, formerly of East Boston attending grade 9, she went comforted knowing that she Regional Medical Center of to work at the Five & Dime The beloved husband of 30 will be reunited with her love Naples, Florida following a in Beachmont. She met and years to Linda B. (Caccamesi) in heaven. brief illness. He was 72 years Maria V. (Fazzolari) Pisci- leaves many loving nieces fell in love with the love of Shirley is survived by her Snyder, a former Revere na- uneri of Chelsea, formerly of and nephews. old. her life, Donald Goss Murray. sons; two sisters, Beverly tive, he was the devoted broth- East Boston, died peaceful- Family and friends will A native of West Covina, They were married in 1949. Nicolas and Marjorie Ander- er of Jerald B. “Jerry” Snyder ly surrounded by her loving honor Maria’s life by gather- They became the proud par- California, he entered the son of Braintree; six grand- and his wife, Ida of Fontana, family at her bedside on Fri- ing in the Ruggiero Family ents of three sons, Laurence of children and six great grand- U.S. Army during the Viet- California, Sandy Smith and day, April 19. Memorial Home, 971 Sara- Arlington, Richard of North children. She is also survived nam Era in April of 1967 and her husband, Daniel of Ft. She was the beloved wife toga Street (Orient Heights) Carolina and Donald of New- by nieces and nephews. She served until April of 1973. of the late Rocco Pisciuneri, East Boston, today, Wednes- ton. She lived in Revere for Dick, California and Terry R. was predeceased by her hus- Robert held an Associate devoted mother of Marianna day, April 24 from 4 to 8 p.m. over 87 years. band in 2007. Snyder of Lytle Creek, Cali- Degree in Liberal Arts from Ciccia and her husband, Nico- and again on Thursday morn- In her younger day,s she en- In lieu of flowers, remem- fornia; the beloved father of la of Argentina, Caterina Pon- ing at 8:30 a.m. before leav- joyed the Lighthouse Cafe on brances may be made to Mt. San Antonio Junior Col- Heather Snyder and Michael toriero and her husband, Sal- ing in procession to the St. Revere Beach and the Beach- ARLBoston, Animal Res- lege of Walnut, Cal-ifornia. Snyder, both of San Jose, Cal- vatore of Chelsea, Vincenzo Anthony’s Church, Revere for mont Yacht Club. She kept a cue League of Boston, c/o His chief career, for over 25 ifornia. He is also lovingly Pisciuneri and his wife, Giulia a Funeral Mass in celebration beautiful and tidy home, which Advancement, 10 Chandler years, was with Verizon (for- sur-vived by three grandchil- of Chelsea and Stella Ciurleo of her life at 10 a.m. Services she enjoyed decorating for Street, Boston, MA 02116 merly known as G.T.E.). He dren, Alex, Troy and Joseph and her husband, Attilio of will conclude with Maria each season and holiday. She [checks payable to the Animal worked as a Line Supervisor and by many nieces and neph- New York; dear sister of the being laid to rest next to her was very thoughtful, always Rescue League of Boston] or late Maria, Pasquale and Gi- husband Rocco in Chapel Hill with extensive background in ews. remembering birthdays. She online www.arlboston.org/ useppe Falzzolari; cherished Mausoleum Holy Cross Cem- splicing and testing and labor was very independent, one of get-involved/ or to Hospice In lieu of flowers, remem- grandmother of Susana, Dan- etery, Malden. For more in- the strongest women we have [payable to Hallmark Health administration. His Associate brances may be made to N.E. iel, Silvia, Richard, Claudio, formation or to send an online known. She had a strong love VNA and Hospice] to: 178 Degree in Sales brought him a Center & Home for Veterans, Maria, Daniela, Alexandra condolence, visit ruggieromh. of cats and always asked and Savin St., Suite 300 Malden, position with Home Depot of P.O. Box 845257, Boston, MA and Marina and adored great com. cared about the family’s pets. MA 02148 or online. www. Danvers as a Sales Associate. 02284-5257. grandmother of 16. She also She also enjoyed flowers, es- hallmarkhealthhomecare.org/ 4th Year Memoriam pecially her husband’s roses, donation-opportunities/). and nature’s beauty. She trea- A celebration of life is sured visits from family. Her planned for the summer. Vincent John Buttiglieri, Sr. grandchildren felt the she was DiGregorio 30-year UPS employee In Loving Memory & Tribute In Loving Memory & Tribute 11th Year Memoriam John H. Raftery Martha M. Raftery John A. Butti- April 28th, 2008 glieri, Sr. of East April 11, 1914 ~ April 11, 2019 Vincent DiGregorio April 27, 1914 ~ April 27, 2019 April 28th, 2012 Boston, passed “Happy Birthday Dad” “Happy Birthday Mom” April 28th, 2008 April 28th, 2019 away peaceful- ly on Tuesday, April 16. Many happy memories A US Army Veteran of the Korean Conflict, he was also we carry within our an employee of UPS for 30 hearts years. And vow never to He was the beloved hus- forget them band of the late Josephine and never grow apart. (Maslin) Buttiglieri; devot- Always Loved… ed father of Sandra Kraus of Uxbridge and Nancy Davis Always Missed… of Salem, NH and the late Charlie and Valerie Davis and No matter where our paths may lead John A. Buttiglieri Jr.; dear great-grandfather of Antonio Another birthday without you I always count on you each day brother of Millie Frizzell Michael Kraus. to forever be beside me always seemed to bring a tear Watch overYour us Grandsons Papa Thomas, of Washington and the late Funeral arrangements were and show me the right way... of all the wonderful times gone by by the Ruggiero Family Me- that happened year after year... from the HeavensJoseph &above John-Vincent Constantino “Sunny” Butti- glieri and Rocco Buttiglieri; morial Home, 971 Saratoga When my days start without you Street, (Orient Heights) East I always think we are far apart You listened to my stories We will send all our cherished grandfather of Mi- but everytime I think of you chael and Kaitlin Kraus and Boston. Services concluded and you wiped away my tears kisses and wrap them with John being laid to rest I know you are right here, in my heart... You wrapped your arms around me with Military Honors at Holy and you understood my fears... with love. I still have many dreams at night Many happy memories Cross Cemetery, Malden. and I see so many things in sight “Mom”... is such a special word In Loving Memory of In Loving Memory of In Loving Memory of For more information, vis- remembering you is so easy for which it brings to mind we carry within our it: www.ruggieromh.com for I always see you and it’s STEPHEN J. LOUIS A. Your beautiful and loving smile ANNAhearts F. always all right... and how were always kind... DePATTO DePATTO DePATTO MarchAnd 13, vow1929-May never 7, 2010 to April 1, 1960-February 19, 2005 April 19, 1930-February 22, 2015 My fondest memories always You left me wonderful memories Prayer To The Holy Spirit bring me comfort Your love is still my guide forget them Holy spirit, you who gives meaning to I hold them all so close and though I cannot see you and never grow apart. and shines the light on my path so that and our many conversation you are always by my side... I may reach my goals. You who gives are what I miss the most... Always Loved… me the divine grace to forgive and for- get the evil done unto me and which is May the winds of heaven blow softly I know your smile is gone forever Always Missed… with me at every moment in my life. I and whisper in your ear and your voice I cannot hear want in this short dialogue to reassure how much we love and miss you Your Grandsons I will always have our memories you one more time I do not ever want and those I hold so dear... and wish you were still here... Thomas, Joseph & to be separated from you, no matter how grand the worldly possessions We love and miss you very much, We love and miss you very much, John-Vincent may be, my desire to be with you and Your daughter Kathleen and her Your daughter Kathleen and my brothers in perpetual glory will not Husband John, her Husband John, be lessened. (One should say this Granddaughter Lisa and Granddaughter Lisa and Forever in Our Hearts & Always on Our Minds… prayer 3 days the divine shall be grant- her Husband Todd her Husband Todd ed no matter how unattainable it may We Miss and Love You So Much, Your Loving Family be.) Publications must be promised. & Great-Granddaughters & Great-Granddaughters Memorial Mass Haleigh Alyssa & Madison Rae Haleigh Alyssa & Madison Rae Favor Received. Memorial Mass: 9:30 a.m. Sunday May 5, 2019 • St. Mary’s Church D.P.

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Bag ban // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Councillors Steve Mora- this motion tonight.” of Massachusetts,” concluded bito, Jessica Giannino, and “These single-use plastic Giannino. Joanne McKenna on the ordi- bags are cheap and one of the McKenna also expressed nance. lowest quality that are man- her gratitude to her colleagues “Prior to introducing the ufactured,” added Morabito. for their vote for the ordi- motion to ban single use, “The bags often end up on the nance. plastic, shopping bags, it streets, in the trees, against “I thank and commend my was reassuring to work with fences, blocking sewer drains colleagues that were initial- Councillors Giannino, Keefe, and blown out to our beach ly against this ordinance but and McKenna, who shared water and marshes. This is an educated themselves to the the same passion as I do on additional step to improve our facts and then voted favorably this matter,” said Morabito. neighborhoods.” in support of this ordinance,” The Rossetti-Cowan Senior Center “Knitters That Care” group includes Sue Colella, Tina Vera, “This ban will curb litter on Giannino said she was said McKenna. “It might be Collette Grant, Kay Morani, and Georgina Larranjaria, as well as several others not in this picture. the streets, protect marine pleased to see the ordinance a baby step in a large picture, Here they display some of their unique craftsmanship. environment, waterways and passed by the Council. “The but it is a positive step going reduce greenhouse gas emis- ordinance was something was forward especially in a coastal sions and sold waste.” very important to Councillor community like Revere. Bra- Morabito thanked his col- McKenna and me. Although vo! senior center news leagues for keeping an open it is one small step in the big Councillors-at-Large mind on the issue by listen- picture, it’s a step in the right George Rotondo and Anthony Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Mary Marino at the Rosset- Fall Prevention Talk ing, researching, and learning direction. I am proud that as Zambuto voted against the or- 25 Winthrop Ave. ti/Cowan Senior Center, 25 Tuesday, April 30 about the matter, “but more a coastal community, Revere dinance. Winthrop Ave for Elderly Res- 11 - 11:30 a.m. Demonstra- importantly by voting to pass is setting an example for all Chair Massage idents the next hearing date tions, Questions and Answers May 13 & 14 Thursday, April 25, please with Sharon Therapeutic Massage can call Center appointments are relax tense Muscles due to suggested but walk-ins will be Shuttle Schedule overwork or stress. It can also serviced if time allows Shuttle will travel to improve the blood supply to Square One Mall, Saugus tissues, improve energy and Blood Pressure on Monday’s at 11 a.m.. alertness and relieve stress Individual Conference Walmart, Lynn on Friday’s at and anxiety. Barbara Mac- Thursday, April, 25 11a a.m. Reservations must Donald Certified and Licensed be made in advance. Contact Massage Therapist will be at Movie Wednesday Rossetti-Cowan Senior Cen- Rossetti Cowan Senior Center May 1st — TBA ter for more information, 781- she will be offering 15-minute 286-8156. chair massage from 10:00 to Lunch Schedule Noon. The cost is $10.00 per April 25 – May 1 session and although walk-ins Thursday, April 25th … Registry Of Motor Vehicles will be serviced, it is advisable SPECIAL MONTHLY LUN- Community Outreach Infor- to call for Reservation at 781- CHEON Stuffed Salmon, mation Workshop, Shifting 286-8156. Call the center for Rice Pilaf, Mixed Vegetables, Gears And Disability Place- Leading the way in the passage of the ordinance banning the distribution of single-use, dispos- additional information. Whole Wheat Bread, Cookies, cards And plates Thursday, able, plastic shopping bags at stores in Revere were, from left, Councillors Steve Morabito, Patrick Milk, Coffee or Tea May 2, 10:30 a.m. - noon. Keefe, Jessica Giannino, and Joanne McKenna, pictured in the City Council Chambers following Monthly Podiatry Clinic Friday, April 26th …Tuna Monday’s meeting. Dr. David Kaplan Foot Salad on Roll, Tomato Soup, FOXWOODS CASINO Doctor will be available at the Assorted Desserts, Milk, Cof- TRIP Rossetti Cowan Senior Center fee or Tea Wednesday, May 22, 2019 on Wednesday, May 1. Monday, April 29th … Ital- cutoff date May 15th. Price Only Routine Foot Care ian Sausage W/Pepper, Roast- $27 per person Includes tip for Broadway Motors including cutting of toenails ed Potatoes, French Roll, bus driver, $10 Voucher for and trimming of Calluses will Chocolate Pudding, Milk, restaurants and $10 Slot Play. be offered. Referrals to oth- Coffee, Or Tea spring Special er Specialists will be made if Tuesday, April 30th … The Rossetti-Cowan Center Recharge & Air Conditioner necessary for more compli- Cheese Pizza, Pasta Fagioli, welcomes yarn donations for cated problems. Services will Pineapple Chunks, Milk, Cof- our group, “The Knitters That Service • Inspection Stickers be a discounted fee of $20 per fee or Tea Care”. Hats, Lap Blankets and • Brakes visit. Wednesday, May 1st Prayer Shawls are made by • Tire Service …. Stuffed Green Peppers, our Knitters and donated to 95 • Diagnostics Hearing Program Mashed Potatoes, Whole the Community, among other Free Frequency Test and Wheat Bread, Fruit Cocktail, special projects. No donation case history Analysis, as well Milk, Coffee or Tea is to small. OIL CHANGE as cleaning are available with $69 $ 34.95 Complete Systems Check most cars Lavilla Jewelers Your Neighborhood Jeweler The DiGregorio Family since 1942 88 Broadway, Revere • (781) 284-4675 WE BUY GOLD, silver, coins, flatware, jewelry HAVE AN OLD COLLECTION? UNSURE OF THE WORTH? LET LARRY APPRAISE IT FOR YOU! Tom DiGregorio - Proprietor 398 BROADWAY, REVERE, MA 02151 • 781-284-7875 • Call Larry for Private appointments Page 10 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, April 24, 2019

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RHS SPORTS Roundup RHS BOYS TRACK Goncalves was the only per- points for the Patriots with a distance events, the 800, mile, REMAINS former who bettered Antony first in the high jump with a and two mile, but hold our on the day. Ricardo won the leap of 5'-2" and a second in own in the sprints and throw- UNDEFEATED 110 hurdles with a sprint of the javelin with a toss of 118'. ing events and maybe find The Revere High boys out- 16.9. Ricardo also added a Revere dominated in the some magic in the jumps," door track and field team im- point to the Revere cause with distance events, sweeping all Ros added. "We did more proved its record to 3-0 with a third place in the 400 hur- three races. than just that. Distance swept, a 97-39 triumph over Everett dles in 63.8. In the 800, Fabio Tran set throws were amazing, sprints last week. Jaryd Benson turned in a the pace with a time of 2:18.6, held our own. Antony Arias led the way first-and-second-place kind of followed by teammates Eiad "The magic in the jump- for the Patriots, scoring 18 day, winning the shot put with Karageh (2:20.) and Lucas ing events came in the form points. Antony grabbed first a throw of 39'-5.25" and grab- Hurtado (2:23.6). of Antony Arias," Ros con- place in three events, the long bing second in the discus with Jonathan Nushi won the tinued. "He took the wins in jump with a leap of 20'-8", the a spin of 104'. mile in a clocking of 5:08.5, both the long jump and triple triple jump with a distance of Fraynel del Rosario scored followed by Will Martinez jump. He even bettered the 39'-8", and the 400 hurdles in points in three events, taking (5:14.2) and Kevin Nguyen state-qualifying mark in the a clocking of 62.5 seconds. second in the high jump (5'- (5:33.6). long jump by one inch. Over- He also took second place in 2") and third in both the long Victor Pelatere crossed the all, it was the team effort we the 110 high hurdles with a jump (18'-6") and 100 dash line first in the two-mile in needed. We will need more of time of 17.7. (12.0). 11:38, followed by Christian the same as the season pro- Revere’s Santi Cardona is shown in action for Boston City FC Hurdling-mate Ricardo Lucas Barbosa scored eight Madrid (12:09) and James gresses." during the 2018 season. The team will be playing its home Carpinelli (12:09). Ros and his crew were game at Harry Della Russo Stadium this season. The other first-place effort scheduled to meet Lynn Clas- RHS’S SCOTT MONTEFUSCO for the Patriots came from sical yesterday (Tuesday) and FINISHES FOURTH IN STATE Cristian Acuna, who captured will host Lynn English next the javelin with a throw of Thursday. Boston City FC will IN 3-POINTERS 122'-5". Revere swept the shot put, RHS GIRLS TRACK with Rayan Riazi taking sec- NOW STAND AT 3-0 play home games at ond with a toss of 35'-6" and Alaa Atoui grabbing third spot The Revere High girls with his throw of 34'-9.5". outdoor track and field team Della Russo Stadium Alaa also completed a Patriot continued its winning ways, nization developed a good sweep of the discus with his breezing past Everett by a By Cary Shuman working relationship with spin of 94'-4". score of 98-38 last week, to Revere soccer fans have a Mayor Brian Arrigo in its first Other second-place finish- improve to 3-0 on the season. new team to call its own. three seasons. ers for Revere were Matthew "Although we lost both re- The Boston City FC, a team “We used to train in the pre- DeRocha in the 200 dash in lay events, we scored at least made up of current Division season on Revere Beach,” said 24.8 and Augusto Goncalves four points in every individual 1 college soccer players and Preston. “We’ve considered in the 400 dash in 56.0. event," said RHS head coach other elite players, will play moving the team to Revere in Adding single points for the Antonio LaBruna, "It was a its first home game versus the past and after discussions Revere side of the scoresheet well-balanced attack from the Hartford FC on Saturday, May with the city, we decided to with third-place performanc- girls." 4 at Harry Della Russo Stadi- do that. Boston FC is now of- es were: Andres Mejia in the There were four Lady Pa- um on Park Avenue. ficially a Revere-based club.” high jump (5'-2"); Sam Gon- triots who took first place in Boston City has played its Preston also praised the zalez in the 400 dash in 56.5; two events: Erika Cheever, last three seasons at Malden stadium, calling it one of the Ricardo Goncalves in the 400 who came across the line first Catholic High School. The premier soccer venues in the hurdles in 63.8; and Camron in the 800 (2:55.2) and the team played one game at Del- region. Ventura in two events, the mile (6:27); Skyla DeSim- la Russo Stadium during the “It’s a great facility,” said triple jump (37') and the 200 one in the discus (70'3") and 2017 season. Preston, adding that the team dash (25.0). shot-put (27'-2 3/4"); Clarit- Michael Preston, com- will also practice four nights a Revere also won the 4 x za Vazquez in the long jump munications director for the 100 relay. The Revere four- (15'-8") and 100 dash (13.4); amateur team, said the orga- some of Ventura, del Rosario, and Chloe Giordano in the tri- See BOSTON CITY FC Page 12 William Ginepra, and Sebas- ple jump (29'-4 1/2") and 400 tian Bolivar triumphed in the hurdles (80.0) 4 x 100 with a time of 47.5 Other first-place finishers compared to Everett's clock- for Revere were: Lorina Tran ing of 49.0. in the high jump (4'-4"); Lu- In the 4 x 400, the Patriot ana Barbosa in the 110 high quartet of Pelatere, Michael hurdles (18.2); and Astrid Adolphus, Nushi, and Idriss Umanzor in the 400 dash ROCCO LONGO Taoujni fell short to their Ev- (72.3). erett counterparts by six sec- Giordano also finished sec- onds with their clocking of ond in two events, the long auto home rental 3:55.3. jump (14'-10") and the 110 • • "The meet with Everett high hurdles (18.2), to rack up flood • business • commercial was going to be our most a team-high 16 points on the day. we speak Captain Scott Montefusco was deadly from the three -point challenging to this point in line during his career at RHS. His career total of 82 long range the season," said RHS head Barbosa similarly scored spañol • ortuguêse • taliano bombs led the Patriots basketball team to many exciting victo- coach Sam Ros. "Based on points in four events, with e p i ries and kept them in the hunt for a possible play-off position. their stats this year, it would seconds in the high jump (4'- Call for a FREE quote 617-387-7466 In the 2018-2019 season as captain of the RHS Patriots his total have needed a concerted team See ROUNDUP Page 12 564 Broadway, Everett | www.sabatino-ins.com of 44 -3 pointers placed him fourth in the state. effort. We knew they had us in Captain Scott Montefusco will be graduation in June and in the the sprints and on paper, the fall will be attending Anna Maria College in Paxton Ma, study- jumps as well. ing sports management. "We had a game plan going Congratulations on an outstanding career and good luck in the in that we needed to sweep the future.

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week in Revere. that.” 0") and long jump (14'-10") serves as a great example for The stadium was built after and a third in the 200 dash his teammates." the city secured a $2.72 mil- Chelsea star Bustamante (29.3) to total 12 points for the Senior captain David Phan lion grant from the Gateway is new Boston FC coach Lady Patriots. won both of his matches at Parks program in 2014 under Boston FC welcomes a new Vazquez took second in the second singles 6-0, 6-1 and the leadership of then-Mayor 200 dash (29.0) to finish with 6-3, 6-2. Junior captain Wellan Dan Rizzo. head coach, Michael Busta- mante, a former Chelsea High 13 points for the Revere cause. Sok, who never misses a prac- “In 2011, prior to the 2012 "Claritza had a great meet," tice and who has improved election, I pledged to Revere School and Boston University soccer star who played profes- noted LaBruna. "She is one every year while in the RHS Pop Warner, Revere High of the league's top jumpers, program, won his matches at Head Football Coach Lou sionally in the MLS. Busta- mante is a Revere resident. but has been battling a knee third singles by scores of 6-1, Cicatelli and his staff, along injury and was held out of 6-4 and 6-0, 6-0. with others that if elected, I Bustamante has changed the approach of the team, de- the jumps the first two meets. Both of the Patriot doubles would make this long-over- She jumped 15'-8" in the long teams also are comprised of due stadium facility a reality – ciding to add several current players from college teams, jump, which was a great way juniors. The first doubles duo and we fulfilled our promise,” to start her season." of Ergi Ismahili and Michael said Rizzo. including BU and Northeast- ern, to the roster. Additional Lady Patriots Marchese defeated their rivals “To know that teams, play- who added three points to the in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2 and ers, coaches, and fans from Boston FC will compete in an eight-team division in Revere side of the scoresheet 6-2, 6-0. outside Revere recognize this with second-place perfor- The second doubles tandem amazing asset as an outstand- the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL), which is of- mances were: of Vincent Nguyen and Hus- ing facility only further ac- Gianna Mahoney - Shot- sain Alharbi were victorious centuates its value to our own ficially the fourth level of soc- cer in the United States. The Put (27'1") over Everett, 6-2, 6-3. Salem kids, parents, and residents Maria Torres - Javelin did not field a second doubles. across this community. It was MLS is considered No. 1. “What we’re most proud of (84'6") "We're off to a really nice always meant to be something Olivia Novoselsky - 2 Mile start," noted Flynn. "This is a that we all could be proud of, is that this is our fourth season and we’re still going strong,” (14:28) great group of boys who are and I believe it has become Michael Preston, communications director for Revere-based said Preston. “A lot of teams Olivia Novoselsky - 800M very supportive of each other Boston City FC, is pictured at the Super Bowl in Atlanta, where (3:02.1) and work hard at every prac- he worked for the National Football League. Carly Bennett - Mile (6:58) tice." Kathy Umanzor - 400M Flynn and his crew are come and go, which harms the in his native England, Preston (72.4) scheduled to meet Medford to- sport. Our longevity is really went on to work in public rela- Jerelys Canales - 400M day (Wednesday) and Somer- important to us.” tions for the National Football Hurdles (93.5) ville on Friday. They will face Boston FC is owned by Re- League’s office in London. Valerie Moy - Discus Lynn English on Monday and nato Valentin, who owns and Preston worked at his 20th (63'0") Malden next Wednesday. operates several Tavern in the NFL Super Bowl in Atlanta in Scoring single points with Square Restaurants. The man- February, a game won by the their third-place efforts were: RHS SOFTBALL TEAM aging director is Craig Torn- New England Patriots. Yulissa Santana - 2 Mile BLANKS SALEM, 12-0 berg, a Revere resident who is Preston moved to the Bos- (16:45) Jerelys Canales - 100M The Revere High softball the former general manager of ton area in 2002. “I came to team rebounded from an 8-3 the New England Revolution. Boston because my wife is (14.0) Vivian Le - High Hurdles loss to Everett to post a 12-0 from Massachusetts,” related win over Salem last week. Preston stands for Preston. He and his wife, Jen, (20.6) Nubya Filho - 400M (72.6) Senior Olivia McManus soccer in Greater and their four children live in spun a three-hitter and fanned Providence. Lorina Tran - Triple Jump Boston (28'7 1/2") 11 Salem batters. Adriana Preston also owns a public Fusco reached base on all four Michael Preston, 50, has Gianna Mahoney - Javelin relations company and works of her at-bats and Alexis Ia- become synonymous with (84'5") with Global Football, a firm coviello had three RBI to pace soccer excellence in the area, "Chloe Giordano and Jere- that specializes in transport- the Lady Patriot offense. Mc- helping elite players realize lys Canales got us off to a ing Division 3 college teams Manus helped her own cause their dream of playing the great start in the 400 hurdles," to Europe for tours and inter- with some timely hitting and game at its highest level. LaBruna said. "Chloe hasn't national exhibition games. Katie O'Donnell laid down A former sports journalist run that race yet this season and ended up winning it with some nice bunts while also a very respectable time. Jere- playing well in the field at lys took a hard fall about half- second base way through the race, but got In the Everett contest, THIS NEWSPAPER IS back up and ended up coming which was played last Tues- from behind to steal second day after being rained out place." on Patriots Day, the Revere 100% ORGANIC LaBruna and his squad squad fell behind 6-0 in the top of the first and never- re Revere’s Santi Cardona. were scheduled to meet Lynn PLEASE RECYCLE Classical yesterday. "Classi- covered. cal is tough and match up re- "Everett came out on fire, ally well against us," LaBruna while we were flat," said RHS said. "It's going to be a close head coach Joe Ciccarello. meet." The Lady Patriots will "The game served as a wake- host Lynn English next Thurs- up call for us because it let us day. know that we have to be ready for every opponent in every game." FAST START FOR The Lady Patriots, who BOYS TENNIS TEAM now stand at 2-1 on the sea- The Revere High boys ten- son, are scheduled to play at nis team opened its season in Medford today (Wednesday) stellar fashion last week, de- and will entertain Somerville feating Everett and Salem last Friday. That contest that will week by shutout scores of 5-0. be highlighted by the dedi- Freshman newcomer Ash- cation of the playing field at ton Hoang led the way in both Griswold Park to Vanessa and contests wth victories of 6-0, Tony Ardagna to recognize 6-0 over his counterparts at them for their many years of first singles. dedicated service to Revere "Ashton is the most talent- youth softball. ed player I've coached," said The Revere girls will travel RHS head coach Mike Flynn. to Lynn English on Monday "He plays the game the right and entertain Malden next way. He's very coachable and Wednesday.

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Principal’s List Gammachuu Tolla Amar Prkos Cancer tournament in East umph over Cambridge. Grade 6 Orianna Trocki Isabella Qualtieri Boston during the weekend, 60 years ago John Barry Daniel Querubin defeating East Boston, 8-2, 30 years ago April 23, 1959 Kenan Batic Grade 7 Isabel Silva Garcia and Newton South, 7-6. Chris April 26, 1989 The RHS baseball team un- Angie Cuchilla Henriquez Malk Abou Hadiba Jalen Smith Mastropietro drove in five The RHS baseball team der coach John Capone and Eric De Carvalho Raihan Ahmed Jeffrey Soriano Campos runs in the win over Eastie, routed Quincy, 13-3, behind the Immaculate Conception Christopher Escalon-Brizuela Alaa Aitelgareh Tenzin Tashi including a two-run homer. In the pitching of John Leone, High baseball team under Nixon Hidalgo Chicas Lamees Al Asaad Matthew Terrell the Newton South game, Dom who went six innings, and coach Bob McCarricks are set Emily Jimenez Rebekah Arias Estephany Umana Terenzi won the game with a Matt Ferullo, who closed out to open their season this week. Muhammed Lazaar Nicolas Bedoya Agudelo, Natalie Velasco Henriquez walk-off homer in the bottom the game. Vince Cianciarusso The IC baseball program is Daniel Memallaj Aya Belgseisse Jafet Vivas Umanzor of the seventh that capped a went 3-for-4 with two doubles resuming after a 10-year ab- Salsabil Mendoza Yara Belguendouz Johan Zavala comeback from a 5-0 deficit and three RBI. Leone also hit sence. Vincent Phan Bertrand-Aguilar, Emely for Revere. Nick DiMare de- a home run. Saray Grade 8 livered a bases-loaded double Jennifer Wells spun anoth- 70 years ago Grade 7 Layla Betancur-Cardona Berenice Cisneros Luna and Brian Robichaud had two er no-hitter for the RHS soft- April 28, 1949 Maram Alkhatatbih Juan Cano Gina D’Itria RBI in that game. ball team in a 16-1 romp over Edgar Dane, 21, of 119 Joseph Cao Damaris Carpio Angel Estrada Salgado The RHS softball team de- Quincy. Wells then tossed a Bennington St. in Beach- Genevieve Casserly Donovan Cassidy Dante Faiella feated Lynnfield, 5-2, behind one-hitter in an 18-1 win over mont, won the senior men’s Isabella Conceicao Malak Chahlaouy Mi’Ah Figueroa the four-hit pitching of Sara Cambridge. Wells, who boasts North American indoor speed Zaraius Degamwalla Ashley Chandler Samuel Franco Palacio Selevitch. Kristen DeCandia a 60 mph fastball, hit home ice skating championship Camila Echeverri Herrera Grace Coffey Franklin Granado Romero had a double and a triple with runs in both games. Debbie this past Sunday in Colorado Damaris Escalon Brizuela Hazel De Jesus Rosa Armando Indresano two runs scored to lead the Ronga and Marie LaVita had Springs, Colo. He was spon- Nina Ferreira Xavier Sarah Duran Arias Salma Khamis RHS offense. three hits apiece in the Qunicy sored by the Our Lady of Bianca Fiore Emily Ellis Luisa Khorsi The boys tennis team is 3-1 contest and Michelle Kilduff Lourdes Holy Name Society. Kendall Giordano Santiago Gil Betancourt Julianna Marchese on the season after wins over went 5-for-5 vs. Cambridge. It is believed that Dane is the Layla Guarino Jossuan Gonzalez Allan Martinez, Lynn Classical and Beverly first Revere man ever to win a Alisha Ith Maria Clara Groscos Joel Medina Martinez this week. 40 years ago national championship in any Melissa Mendoza Aya Haou Theo Nazaire April 25, 1979 sport. He is hoping to earn a Luana Menezes Da Cruz Isabella Hoeun Elmer Ochoa Arita 20 years ago The RHS baseball team spot on the 1952 U.S. Olym- Santos Alexander Ith Hamza Ouriour April 28, 1999 bounced back from a loss to pic team. Dane is a graduate Galilea Morales-Rojo Glenda Landaverde Lima Aryanna Paradis The RHS baseball team im- Chelsea to record wins of 5-1 of RHS where he captained Jessica Nova-Galvez Wendy Landaverde Perdido Alyssa Particelli proved to 5-1 with three wins over Peabody and 6-0 over the baseball team. He served Fatima Portillo Magana John Landaverde Quijada Matthew Perdomo during the vacation week. In Medford. RHS head coach Al in the war aboard the USS Olivia Rocino Katelyn Leary Janivel Perez a 4-2 victory over Waltham, Blasi said he was pleased that Leyte. Mary, his younger sis- Annabella Sandy Roche Cristian Lynch Anna Paula Rosa Robert Coro paced the offense his team committed no errors ter, also is a champion skater Emily Teixeira Ronon McClure Brayden Shanley with a home run. Robert Cop- in either game. Charlie Perul- who has won many trophies in Ricky Tran Andrea Menjivar Rivera Andrew Sobreira pola and B.J. Long hit homers lo and Al Annese combined to junior division competitions. 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VOLUME 19, No. 37 'Bomb Cyclone' Ravages Revere WEDNESDAY year January 10, 2018 Severe weather not beenRevere seen DPW since head Don'78 Revere Journal(6400) Goodwin said his concerns By Sue Ellen Woodcock were the cities infrastructure. INDEX 4 The storm drains did not work Hometown News Residents are looking for- because so much water came Editorial Winthrop Sun Transcript(4000) 8 ward to this week’s thaw in that there was no place for it Police News 11 after getting whacked last to drain. The ocean water was Thursday with a Nor’easter coming up through the drain- Sports 18-19 (or Bomb Cyclone storm sys- - age system. “We went though a tough Classifieds tem) that dumped about 18 East Boston Times Free Press(7000) inches of drifting snow, flood event. It’s going to take a cou- ed everything in range and ple of days to get back to some A year’s subscription to DEATHS then whammed the area with normalcy,” Goodwin said, Arctic temperatures. Sunday adding that a lot of cars had to PHOTOS BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK Rev. William Butler morning it was a balmy 1 be towed out. Chelsea Record(2900) Judith Clarke degree. Just about everyone The storm also dealt a beat- Janice Craig who was around for the Bliz- ing on the DPW equipment. The Revere Journal, Rosemarie Ellsworth zard of 1978 said this storm Goodwin said a couple of Jerry Esposito was worse. Compounding the sanders were hit the most. The problems with this storm was sand somehow got wet and Mills Ave. was swamped with the Saugus River which flooded the Riverside neighborhood, (7500) Mary Imbrescia especially down on the boat yard side of the community. Everett Independent the astronomical high tide then froze in the truck. 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Parts of the lower 30 60 NEWSPAPER GROUP are in decent shape but there end of Shawmut Street were The Boston Sun(14000) is still work to be done,” said protected. Mayor Brian Arrigo on cable One resident slammed by television. Despite the frigid the flooding on Pearl Avenue temperatures he said crews was Saber Abougalla, owner PHOTO BY MICHELLE NAPOLITANO 50 CENTS will continue the clean up. He of the Good Diner. He lost Regional Review(3500) noted that the clean up of the three cars, heat and electricity. frozen chunks of ice will take “The basement is flood and NEWS time. I have no heat or electricity,” BRIEFS Snow removal from private he said, adding that he tried Name______(7300) property is the responsibility to sleep in the home, but it All across Revere mounds of snow couldHAVING be seen hiding FUN cars, fully covered by the storm. Shown Charlestown Patriot Bridge of the owner,” Arrigo said. was just too cold. 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CITY LOOKS TO Spring Break. If they success- individual changes. For this MURAL SPRINGS TO LIFE AT CHELSEA HIGH INTRODUCE 3-1-1 fully pass those interviews, reason, the Council requested they will meet their employ- a clarification in the language REPORTING SYSTEM ers in June and receive more regarding associate/alternate FOR CONSTITUENT training. members, which the Mayor SERVICES The Summer Youth Em- agreed to. The City Solicitor ployment Initiative (SYEI) will present the final docu- CHELSEA - Have a prob- begins on July 1. ment with the incorporated lem? changes to the Council on Soon Chelsea – like other April 22 where the Council cities – can “3-1-1” it. will accept or reject it. City Manager Tom Am- COUNCIL HEARS brosino said he hopes to pro- ABOUT PROPOSED MAYOR CANCELS ceed with introducing a 311 CHANGES ON constituent services reporting SPEECH, WILL ADMINISTRATIVE platform to the City in the DELIVER ‘VIRTUAL’ next fiscal year, which begins CODE on July 1. EVERETT - On Thursday, STATE OF THE CITY Already, Everett, Revere, April 11, the Council con- EVERETT - Mayor Carlo Boston and others feature vened for its regular meet- DeMaria announced last week a telephone and online/app ing of the Committee of the that he planned to forego his 311 system that residents can Whole. On the agenda was a State of the City Address on use to report anything from a single item, a presentation by April 25 and will instead give pothole to graffiti to a rabid the administration to amend a virtual speech at some time skunk. the City of Everett Adminis- in the future. “The goal is to provide trative Code. The confusing news came better and more prompt re- The Council will be voting suddenly late on Tuesday and sponsiveness to constituent on the proposed changes at was confirmed by Council complaints,” read a letter from their next regular meeting on President Rich Dell Isola. In an invitation prepared Ambrosino to the Council. April 22. The REACH program teamed up with the Learning Communication and Functional Academics by the Mayor’s Office later Ambrosino said the system All councilors were present classes at Chelsea High School to create a beautiful Spring mural in the Chelsea High School cafe- he has in mind would operate save three; Councilors Antho- on Tuesday, it was stated that teria. Thank you to project leaders Gaby Solis, Sonybel Quiñones and Stephanie Rodriguez. with two employees work- ny DiPierro, Wayne Matews- the mayor had chosen to do ing out of the DPW building. ky and Leo McKinnon had a virtual broadcast instead of They would field complaints prior commitments. a live speech before the City Council. giero feels by rejecting every- and creating a school that en- the other educators in Boston from 311 by telephone, email, The meeting opened with thing the group loses credibil- sures that children’s needs are are pillars of their school com- text message and web-based a slideshow presented by As- “In order to reach the max- imum amount of resident, we ity with the ZBA whereas if met, Ms. Archer exemplifies munities and instrumental in reporting. They would fall un- sistant City Solicitor Matt the group was more balanced such an educator.” the personal and educational der the supervision of Public Lattanzi, which provided an have changed the State of the City Address to a virtu- in its voting--the ‘no’ votes on Boone is a veteran BPS development of their students. Works Commissioner Fidel overview of the proposed particular projects would send educator from Mattapan who “I was honored to person- Maltez. changes to the code. Coun- al broadcast to be viewed on ECTV On Demand, Youtube. a signal to the ZBA that there teachers kindergarten at the ally notify the award winners Once having taken the com- cilors received paper copies is clear community opposition Samuel Adams Elementa- of this distinction, learning plaint, the employees would of the presentation as well as com and via Facebook,” the invitation read. “This will al- or that the developer hasn’t ry School. Boone has been more about the important then assign the complaint to the existing administrative addressed the community’s an integral part of the Eastie work they do every day inside the appropriate department. code to compare the changes low all residents to watch and listen at their convenience, concerns. community throughout her our schools,” she said. “I look That would open up a series against. “Based on previous zoning 31-year teaching career. In forward to further celebrating of accountability measures on The Council then analyzed anytime, day or night.” The date is to be announced and what I can only imag- fact, Boone has been teaching their profound contributions each complaint, he said. the 60-page administrative ine the future zoning will be, so long in Eastie that some of to BPS in the coming weeks.” “These employees will be code line by line and invited soon but was not given in the invitation. someone could build essen- her current students are chil- This year, the district re- responsible for assigning the Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Chief tially the exact same structure dren of her former students. ceived close to 400 nomina- issue to the appropriate de- of Staff Kevin O’Donnell, and proposed for 119 Barnes Ave. The Educator of the Year tions, the highest number ever partment representative or City Solicitor Colleen Mejia ORIENT HEIGHTS as a two-family, decrease the Awards recognize the ex- received. Submissions includ- directly accessing the relevant to answer the Council’s ques- COUNCIL VOTES amount of parking spots and ceptional educators who go ed letters of support, samples information in a City data- tions about the amended lan- DOWN PROJECT the new two-family could above and beyond to impact of student work, photographs, base, tracking progress on the guage. EAST BOSTON - Mem- have two, four to five bed- the lives of BPS students and videos, and other testimoni- issue providing information Proposed changes were di- room units at 2000 sq. ft.,” he community members. The als. In addition to the nine on the resolution of the issue vided into three groups and bers of the Orient Heights Neighborhood Council said. “There’s no way a build- program celebrates educators teachers honored, this year’s to the individual who reported included the following: ing like that would be better who exemplify a commitment winners also include a school it,” he wrote. “We believe this •General Provisions (OHNC) voted 25 to 13 against a project to turn a one to live next to than what was to the profession by selecting psychologist and clinical co- will be a much more effective Those eligible to serve on proposed. This is why I sug- educators who are worthy of ordinator. Two of the nine way of addressing constituent a board or commission would family home on Barnes Ave- nue into five units of housing. gested before that the OHNC representing the positive con- teachers are special education complaints and hopefully it expand to include those who goes to a 2/3 or 3/4 majority tributions of teaching staff teachers. This year’s winners will be well-received by our own property in Everett (pre- Attorney for the project at 119 Barnes Ave., Matt Eckel, vote on projects. If the thresh- districtwide. also include a teaching pair. In residents.” viously residents only). Board old is met OHNC send a letter The awards honor teachers, addition, four of 11 winners Start-up costs would look or commission members can announced at Monday night’s meeting that his client had of support or opposition for a paraprofessionals, librarians, have been teaching in BPS to be $162,000 for employees be removed after missing two project. If the threshold is not and other support staff. Fel- for at least 20 years, with two and the computer software. He meetings (previously three) made some changes to the project after hearing from the met in support or opposition low teachers, families, stu- finalists retiring at the end of said there is already $27,000 with permission from chair- the OHNC takes no action.” dents, community members, this school year. set aside for the program, and person, or four total meetings community during the March OHNC meeting. and others were invited to “The Educator of the Year $50,000 from a state grant (previously six). The Mayor nominate educators who they Awards are a wonderful way received last year. The re- would be able request the res- Eckel said his client re- duced the number of units TWO LOCAL believed to be deserving of to highlight the hard work mainder of the first-year costs ignation of anyone serving on recognition for their contribu- and exceptional talent in this would have to come from a a board. All boards and com- from six to five, reduced the TEACHERS number of bedrooms from 10 tions to the school communi- district’s teaching force,” said budget request. missions would be required HONORED ty. BTU President Jessica Tang. “I hope the Council will see to submit recordings and min- to eight, increased the number of parking spaces from six to EAST BOSTON -Two East “I am grateful that we have “These educators go the extra the benefits of this improved utes within seven days. The Boston teachers were honored so many dedicated teachers, mile to ensure our students constituent services effort and Assistant City Clerk would be eight, and reduced the height of the building as well as the by Boston Public Schools and support staff, and adminis- reach their full potential. Con- approve the requested FY20 able to administer oaths of of- the Boston Teachers Union trators in the Boston Public gratulations to the winners, appropriations,” he wrote. fice to appointees (previously floor area ratio. After making all these con- (BTU) as an Educator of the Schools who make our stu- and all of our teachers and The new system would re- only City Clerk.) Year. The two local teachers dents’ futures brighter each staff who work every day to place the old SeeClickFix re- •Multi-member Bodies cessions, a majority of OHNC members still felt the project and nine teachers from other and every day, and change our ensure a quality educational porting system, which never Changes to the Everett Pub- BPS schools in the city were students’ lives for the better,” experience for Boston stu- worked as advertised. lic Libraries Board of Trustees was too large despite a num- ber of multifamily homes on invited to watch players warm said Mayor Martin J. Walsh. dents.” (LBoT) would include the fol- up before the final home game “These educators show un- lowing: the City would take the block. YOUTH JOB FAIR OHNC members like Mary of the Boston Celtics’ regular wavering commitment to their DEMONSTRATION LOTTERY HELD over the human resources season on Sunday, April 7. school communities and go duties of the LBoT; the City Berninger felt some compro- HELD OVER TAX CHELSEA - City Manager mise with developers needs The 2019 winners were also above and beyond to prepare Treasurer would become the honored at center court during our students for future suc- FRAUD Tom Ambrosino and members default treasurer of the LBoT; to be made especially when of the Chelsea Collaborative the proposal is not a huge de- halftime of the game. cess. I am proud to highlight LYNN - The New England and the LBoT would go from In Eastie both Jillian Archer their success as winners of Regional Council of Carpen- held a lottery on April 4 to overseeing the whole library velopment project like some pick the names of scores of of the others being proposed and Tanya Boone received the 2019 Educator of the Year ters and Local 339 hosted a system to overseeing the man- this year’s honors. Awards.” demonstration at Lynn City young residents who will se- agement of the trust left by around Eastie. cure a summer youth employ- “I can never understand During the nomination pe- Educator of the Year award Hall on Thursday April 11. founder Frederick E. Parlin. riod, BTU, BPS, and the City winners, their families and Their event illuminated the ment job. Amendments in this sec- that kind of a vote when a Director Gladys Vega said developer makes many con- of Boston invited school fac- colleagues will be invited to rampant tax fraud tainting the tion also reflect changes to ulty and staff, students, fam- attend a reception in May to construction industry. that while it was a time to multi-member bodies includ- cessions,” said Berninger celebrate the employment of after the meeting. “The final ilies, and community mem- honor their exemplary work “Construction industry tax ing commission names, alter- bers, to nominate exemplary and profound commitment to fraud is an issue that robs tax- more than 100 youth in the nate members, numbers of re- iteration showed something community, the need was far that was very much in keep- educators to honor their work their school communities. payers of critical funding for quired members, term lengths, and dedication to their profes- “The Educator of the Year things like firefighters and lo- greater than the jobs. job duties, and language that ing with surrounding struc- “This year we received tures. Combine that with the sion. Awards are a great way to cal schools here in Lynn, and could be interpreted as ambig- Archer is a school psychol- honor the deep commitment it gets worse when you note more than 300 applications, uous. decrease in scope and more with more that came after the parking spaces than originally ogist at the Curtis Guild Ele- of our BPS staff,” said Boston that a lot of it happens through •Executive Administration mentary School. During the School Committee Chairper- the mistreatment of workers deadline,” she said. “Due to The Department of Public offered. Trying to find com- our funding, we are able to promise and middle ground is nomination phase the entire son Michael Loconto. “These and the unethical ways that Works (DPW) would rename Curtis Guild school commu- educators are serving some of they are hired,” said NER- offer only 150 spots this year. a number of its departments exhausting.” We are excited to pair youth Others like John Casa- nity compiled an entire packet our highest needs students, CC Local 339 member Adam as well as modify the duties of heartfelt nominations. and are a great representa- DiGiovanni. He informed at- with more than 40 of our and responsibilities associated massima were shocked at the longstanding partners, includ- outcome. “Today, we celebrate our tion of the talent and steadfast tendees on the magnitude of with various departments and incredible school psycholo- commitment to learning of illegal construction employ- ing City of Chelsea, Chelsea job titles. The Code Enforce- “I’m surprised (by the vote) Police, Intergenerational Lit- since nobody really spoke out gist, Jillian Archer, one of the this district. For every win- ment practices and their im- ment Task Force would add 11 outstanding educators cho- ner we’re proud to announce pact on Lynn and Massachu- eracy Program, Jordan Boys the Superintendent of Schools against it or even made the & Girls Club, North Suffolk case as to why it shouldn’t be sen to be Educator of the Year today, we know there are setts. or his designee as a 10th re- out of almost 400 nominees hundreds of other teachers Each year labor brokers Mental Health and others.” quired member. The City’s approved,” he said. “From the At the lottery, 185 names in outside it at least looked fitting this year,” said Curtis Guild pouring their heart, soul and and contractors cheat their tax new Department of Organi- Principal Karen McCarthy. knowledge into supporting obligations by misclassifying several different age groups zational Assessment would with the neighborhood, unlike were selected. so many of these huge boxes “I quote from a letter sub- our kids every day. I’m proud their hires and paying an esti- provide workplace consulting mitted about Jillian (Archer), of the Educator of the Year mated 1.2 million workers ‘off Some were put on a wait- to and oversight of other City that are being proposed.” ing list, and a vast majority In the past OHNC Presi- “Schools do not become great award winners for being con- the books,’ robbing taxpayers departments. Lastly, the title due to one educator. The stron- summate professionals and of up to $2.6 billion through of those applying were of a of Risk Manager and associ- dent Joseph Ruggiero III has younger age. expressed his fear that the gest schools work with inten- unequivocal role models for lost federal income, employ- ated duties would be added to tional systems and a network their school communities.” ment taxes, and state income Youth that were picked the title of City Solicitor. group has gained the reputa- in the lottery are now going tion among the Boston Zoning of strong staff who collabo- BPS Interim Superinten- taxes. These dishonest tactics The Council will be re- rate and support each other’s dent Laura Perille said the through several interviews quired to vote on these chang- Board of Appeals as a body this week, during School that rejects everything. Rug- work—making us all better two educators in Eastie and es as a whole rather than on than we would be in isolation See METRO NEWS Page 15 Wednesday, April 24, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 15

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 deprive city, state, and federal member. Prior to joining the is and make sure they know you may have heard a lot of participants to free themselves positive experience. We want budgets of tax dollars and eth- union, Manny experienced they have rights. I’m so proud shouts, as several senior girls from any type of distractions to teach situational awareness, ical businesses the chance to worker exploitation and tax that our leaders here have spo- were learning to use their that could cause them to get get students empowered, and fairly compete for work. Lo- fraud methods though em- ken out against this. Now the voices during a free self-de- caught off guard. help them gain confidence, cal neighborhoods lose funds ployee misclassification. hope is that other cities and fense class taught by the Win- “This class is to empower and have fun doing it.” necessary for school improve- He noted, that “Standing up towns in the North Shore will throp Police Department. the girls who are going off to The class was led by SRO ments, infrastructure mainte- in unison against this behavior step up and do the same,” said The four-hour introductory college soon and even those Detective Dawne Armitstead, nance, veteran assistance, and means it will stop. The public Justin Anshewitz, an NERCC course was designed to em- who are not,” said School Re- Officer Michael Connolly, capacity for first responders. is being robbed of tax mon- Organizer and a member of power females and included source Officer (SRO), Detec- and retired Captain of Suffolk When employers engage in ey. If they put pressure on lo- the City of Lynn Wage Theft a presentation on common tive Dawne Armitstead. “The County Sheriff’s Department tax fraud, workers can’t col- cal representatives and devel- Committee. situations, interactive lessons purpose of this course is to and Winthrop Harbor Mas- lect unemployment when a opers, we have a real chance During the week of the that taught escape methods give some minimal tools and ter Kevin Janielis, as part of job finishes and they get laid to make this right for workers, April 15, national tax dead- and techniques to deter an ag- self-defense skills in case you a police youth partnership. off. When they get hurt, all for locals, and for funding line, additional events will be gressor, and videos depicting should encounter a dangerous Winthrop Police was award- of the medical costs get paid public services in Lynn.” held by other regional coun- real-life scenarios. situation and to prevent a dan- ed a grant through the State by the worker and/or the tax- Together, nearly 100 at- cils of the United Brother- “I loved taking this class, gerous situation from getting Shannon Grant program to payers, instead of workers tending NERCC members hood of Carpenters and Join- and I felt like it gave me a out of control.” improve and build trusting comp insurance. They miss and locals called for a unified ers of America. Together these solid foundation not only for Both girls and instructors relationships between police out on years of Social Securi- front against this insidious ac- groups are working to elevate being safe in college but really suited up in protective gear and the youth of the commu- ty contributions. Sometimes, tivity by demonstrating with the conversation around con- in any environment,” said se- and engaged in real-life sce- nity. This is the first of -sev employers commit wage theft picket signs and banners. struction industry tax fraud nior Faith Hunt. “I wanted to narios, where they practiced eral police-youth partnership and refuse to pay or fully pay Representatives also spoke and the associated costs to get a better understanding of punches, holds, hits, kicks, events that will be conducted workers for their work. This about next steps for protect- American taxpayers and their how to protect myself against and letting go of the fear of throughout the year. not only impacts workers di- ing taxpayers and workers in communities. aggressors in all situations using their voices. Another self-defense class rectly, but also indirectly im- Lynn. The Lynn City Council and be able to predict dan- “It’s dear to our hearts to will be offered before the end pacts every other taxpayer, signed an ordinance to protect ger before it happens. Every teach young people how to be of the school year. Interested since it puts a greater burden against wage fraud in March STUDENTS USE woman or man should take safe on the street,” said Kev- students should contact: dar- on public services. of 2018. VOICES FOR a self-defense class, because in Janeilis, a personal safety [email protected]. “When I got hired for my “As a union organizer, I’ve unfortunately, we never know self-defense instructor and ma.us. old job I didn’t realize that seen tax fraud up close when SELF-DEFENSE when we might need it.” former defense and tactical I had an option to not be talking to workers. Now I get WINTHROP - If you The class emphasized the training instructor at the Suf- treated this way,” said Man- to help the people of Lynn see walked through the halls importance of situational folk County Sheriff’s Depart- ny Domingues, an NERCC just how pervasive this issue of Winthrop High School, awareness and encouraged ment. “We want this to be a

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Page 16 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, April 24, 2019 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE force and are applicable, feet; EASTERLY again GRAVES & LONGORIA, To the named 10:00 A.M. on the return the Servicemembers Civil ORCHARD PARK, REVERE, as limited obligations other enabling authority; NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S having priority over said by said Lot A as shown LLC, 100 Cummings Respondent and all other date of 05/22/2019. Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. MASSACHUSETTS‚Äù and may be secured by that such bonds or SALE OF REAL ESTATE mortgage, whether or on said plan, ten (10) Center, Suite 225D, interested persons, a This day is NOT a hearing 50 §3901 (et seq): AND RECORDED WITH local system revenues notes shall be general By virtue and in not reference to such feet; SOUTHERLY again Beverly, MA 01915 petition has been filed date, but a deadline Federal National SUFFOLK DEEDS BOOK as defined in Section obligations of the City execution of the Power restrictions, easements, by said Lot A as shown (978) 921-2670 www. by Rosanne Centurino date by which you Mortgage Association 2230, PAGE 189. 1 of Chapter 29C, as unless the Treasurer of Sale contained in a improvements, liens or on said plan, thirteen dgandl.com 55267 of Plymouth, MA in the have to file the written claiming to have an SAID PREMISES ARE most recently amended with the approval of the certain mortgage given encumbrances is made in and 50/100 (13.50) (DESA) above captioned matter appearance if you object interest in a Mortgage FURTHER BOUNDED AND by St. 1998, c. 78; Mayor determines that by Stephen M. Nunez the deed. feet and WESTERLY by 4/10/2019, alleging that Claire A. to the petition. If you fail covering real property in DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. that the Treasurer with they should be issued to Mortgage Electronic TERMS OF SALE: Lot 100 as shown on 4/17/2019, 4/24/2019 Centurino is in need of the written appearance Revere, numbered 133 NORTHEASTERLY the approval of the as limited obligations Registration Systems, Inc. A deposit of Five said plan, sixty-two and R a Conservator or other by the return date, Bellingham Avenue, Unit by said Fiske Street, Mayor is authorized to and may be secured by as nominee for Mortgage Thousand ($5,000.00) 50/100 (62.50) feet. protective order and action may be taken C, 113 Bellingham Street as shown on said plan, borrow all or a portion local system revenues Network, Inc., dated Dollars by certified Subject to and with the LEGAL NOTICE requesting that Rosanne in this matter without Condominium given forty-five (45) feet; of such amount from as defined in Section November 10, 2005 and or bank check will be benefit of easements, COMMONWEALTH OF Centurino of Plymouth, further notice to you. by Julie M. O’Leary to SOUTHEASTERLY the Massachusetts Clean 1 of Chapter 29C, as recorded in the Suffolk required to be paid by reservation, restrictions, MASSACHUSETTS MA (or some other In addition to filing the Mortgage Electronic by Lot 28 on said plan, Water Trust (the “Trust”) most recently amended County Registry of Deeds the purchaser at the time and taking of record, if LAND COURT suitable person) be written appearance, you Registration Systems, ninety (90) feet; established pursuant to by St. 1998, c. 78; in Book 38459, Page and place of sale. The any, insofar as the same DEPARTMENT OF THE appointed as Conservator or your attorney must Inc. as nominee for SOUTHWESTERLY Chapter 29C, as most that the Treasurer with 187, of which mortgage balance is to be paid by are now in force and TRIAL COURT to serve Without Surety file a written affidavit IndyMac Bank, F.S.B, by Lot 24 on said plan, recently amended by the approval of the the undersigned is certified or bank check applicable. In the event 19 SM 000610 on the bond. stating the specific facts a federally chartered forty-five (45) feet; St. 1998, c. 78; or the Mayor is authorized to the present holder, by at Harmon Law Offices, of any typographical ORDER OF NOTICE The petition asks the and grounds of your savings bank, its NORTHWESTERLY Massachusetts Water borrow all or a portion assignment from: P.C., 150 California St., error set forth herein TO: court to determine objection within 30 days successors and assigns, by Lot 30 on said plan, Resources Authority of such amount from Mortgage Electronic Newton, Massachusetts in the legal description Robert Alex; Nancy that the Respondent after the return date. dated June 29, 2006 and ninety (90) feet; (the “Authority”) and the Massachusetts Clean Registration Systems, 02458, or by mail to P.O. of the premises, the Puopolo is disabled, that a IMPORTANT filed at Suffolk County CONTAINING 4050 SQ. in connection therewith Water Trust (the “Trust”) Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank, Box 610389, Newton description as set forth and to all persons protective order NOTICE Registry District of the FT. OF LAND MORE OR to enter into a loan established pursuant to NA, recorded on June Highlands, Massachusetts and contained in the entitled to the benefit of or appointment of The outcome of this Land Court as Document LESS. agreement and/or a Chapter 29C, as most 17, 2011, in Book No. 02461-0389, within mortgage shall control by the Servicemembers Civil a Conservator is proceeding may limit Number 722404 noted PROPERTY ADDRESS: 22 security agreement recently amended by 48035, at Page 11 thirty (30) days from reference. Together with Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. necessary, and that the or completely take on Certificate of Title FISKE STREET, REVERE, with the Trust and a St. 1998, c. 78; or the Wells Fargo Bank, NA the date of sale. Deed all the improvements 50 §3901 (et seq): proposed conservator is away the above-named Number C480-1, as MA 02151 loan agreement and/ Massachusetts Water to Specialized Loan will be provided to now or hereafter erected M&T Bank appropriate. The petition person’s right to make affected by a Judgment TAX ID ASSESSOR‚ÄôS or financial assistance Resources Authority Servicing LLC, recorded purchaser for recording on the property and claiming to have an is on file with this court. decisions about personal filed on January 7, MAP A11, BLOCK 30 agreement with the (the “Authority”) and on March 23, 2018, upon receipt in full of all easements, rights, interest in a Mortgage You have the right to affairs or financial 2019 at Said Registry For mortgagor‚Äôs title Authority and otherwise in connection therewith in Book No. 59343, at the purchase price. appurtenances, rents, covering real property object to this proceeding. affairs or both. The District of the Land see deed recorded with to contract with the to enter into a loan Page 24 The description of the royalties, mineral, oil in Revere, numbered If you wish to do so, you above-named person Court in document the Plymouth County Trust, the Authority, agreement and/or a for breach of the premises contained in and gas rights and 36 Lynnway, given by or your attorney must has the right to ask for number 890448 noted Registry of Deeds in the Department of security agreement conditions of said said mortgage shall profits, water rights and Robert Alex and Nancy file a written appearance a lawyer. Anyone may on Certificate of Title Book 19014, Page 185. Environmental Protection with the Trust and a mortgage and for the control in the event of an stock and all fixtures Puopolo to Mortgage at this court on or before make this request on Number C480-5,and The above premises or any other federal loan agreement and/ purpose of foreclosing, error in this publication. now or hereafter a Electronic Registration 10:00 A.M. on the return behalf of the above- now held by plaintiff will be sold subject to or state entity with or financial assistance the same will be sold Other terms, if any, to be part of the property. Systems, Inc., as date of 05/22/2019. named person. If the by assignment, has/ all taxes, assessments, respect to such loan agreement with the at Public Auction at announced at the sale. All replacements and nominee for Franklin This is NOT a hearing above-named person have filed with this and other encumbrances and for any federal or Authority and otherwise 12:00 PM on June 6, SPECIALIZED LOAN additions shall also be First Financial, LTD, its date, but a deadline date cannot afford a lawyer, court a complaint which may constitute a state aid available for to contract with the 2019, on the mortgaged SERVICING LLC covered by this sale. successors and assigns, by which you have to file one may be appointed at for determination of prior lien thereon, and the project or for the Trust, the Authority, premises located at Present holder of said Terms of Sale: Said dated December 23, the written appearance State expense. Defendant’s/Defendants’ will be conveyed subject financing thereof; that the Department of 11 Blaney Court, Unit mortgage premises will be sold 2009 and recorded if you object to the WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Servicemembers status. to any easements, the Mayor is authorized Environmental Protection 1, 11/15 Blaney By its Attorneys, subject to any and with the Suffolk County petition. If you fail to file Dunn, First Justice of this If you now are, or restrictions or record, to enter into a project or any other federal Court Condominium, HARMON LAW OFFICES, all unpaid taxes and Registry of Deeds in the written appearance Court. recently have been, tenancies, and rights of regulatory agreement or state entity with Revere, Suffolk County, P.C. assessments, tax sales, Book 45920, Page 320, by the return date, Date: April 10, 2019 in the active military redemption for unpaid with the Department respect to such loan Massachusetts, all and 150 California St. tax titles and other as affected by a Loan action may be taken Felix D. Arroyo service of the United federal taxes, if any, as of Environmental and for any federal or singular the premises Newton, MA 02458 municipal liens and water Modification recorded in this matter without Register of Probate States of America, then shall notwithstanding this Protection, to expend state aid available for described in said (617)558-0500 or sewer liens and State on February 18, 2014 further notice to you. 4/24/19 you may be entitled provision, constitute valid all funds available the project or for the mortgage, 2016020246 or County transfer fees, in Said Registry of In addition to filing the R to the benefits of the liens or encumbrances for the project and to financing thereof; that TO WIT: 4/24/19, 5/1/19, if any there are, and TEN Deeds in Book 52678, written appearance, you Servicemembers Civil thereon after said sale. take any other action the Mayor is authorized Condominium No. 5/8/19 THOUSAND DOLLARS Page 252, as further or your attorney must LEGAL NOTICE Relief Act. If you object Terms of the Sale: Cash, necessary to carry out to enter into a project 1 (the ‘Unit’) in the R ($10,000.00) in cashier’s affected by a Loan file a written affidavit COMMONWEALTH OF to a foreclosure of cashier‚Äôs check or the project.; and that the regulatory agreement Condominium known or certified check will Modification recorded stating the specific facts MASSACHUSETTS the above-mentioned certified check in the Treasurer is authorized with the Department as 11/15 Blaney Court LEGAL NOTICE be required to be paid on June 22, 2017 in and grounds of your LAND COURT property on that basis, sum of Five Thousand to file an application with of Environmental Condominium (the NOTICE OF by the purchaser at the Said Registry of Deeds objection within 30 days DEPARTMENT OF THE then you or your Dollars ($5,000.00) as the Municipal Finance Protection, to expend ‘’Condominium’’), MORTGAGEE’S time and place of the in Book 58117, Page after the return date. TRIAL COURT attorney must file a a deposit must be shown Oversight Board to all funds available situated at 11 Blaney SALE OF sale as a deposit and the 314, and now held by IMPORTANT NOTICE 19SM002004 written appearance and at the time and place qualify under G.L. c.44A for the project and to Court, Revere, Suffolk REAL ESTATE balance in cashier’s or plaintiff by assignment The outcome of this ORDER OF NOTICE answer in this court at of the sale in order to any or all of the bonds take any other action County, Massachusetts, By virtue and in certified check will be has/have filed with proceeding may limit To: Three Pemberton Square, qualify as a bidder and and to provide such necessary to carry out created by Master Deed execution of the Power due in thirty (30) days, this court a complaint or completely take Heirs, Devisees, and Boston, MA 02108 on will be required to sign information and execute the project.; and that the (the ‘’Master Deed’’) of Sale contained in a at the offices of Doonan, for determination of away the above-named Legal Representatives or before May 20, 2019 written Memorandum such documents as the Treasurer is authorized dated April 14, 1989, certain mortgage given Graves & Longoria, LLC Defendant’s/Defendants’ person’s right to make of the Estate of Frances or you may be forever of Sale upon acceptance Board may require for to file an application with and recorded on May by Sandra De Sa to (“DG&L”), time being Servicemembers status. decisions about personal A. D’Arcangelo; Cheryl barred from claiming of bid; balance of these purposes. Any the Municipal Finance 1,1989, with the Suffolk Chase Bank USA, N.A. of the essence. The If you now are, or affairs or financial A. Coppola; John B. that you are entitled to purchase price payable premium received upon Oversight Board to Registry of Deeds, Book dated March 22, 2006, Mortgagee reserves recently have been, affairs or both. The D’Arcangelo, Jr.; Debra the benefits of said Act. in cash or current funds the sale of any bonds qualify under G.L. c.44A 15526, Page 85. recorded at the Suffolk the right to postpone in the active military above-named person A. D’Arcangelo Witness, GORDON H. (payable to Barham & or notes approved by any or all of the bonds The Unit is conveyed County Registry of Deeds the sale to a later date service of the United has the right to ask for and to all persons PIPER Chief Justice of this Maucere LLC) in thirty this order, less any and to provide such with an undivided 50% in Book 39255, Page by public proclamation States of America, then a lawyer. Anyone may entitled to the benefit of Court on April 4, 2019 (30) days from the such premium applied information and execute interest in the common 220, as affected by loan at the time and date you may be entitled make this request on the Servicemembers Civil Attest: date of the sale at the to the payment of the such documents as the areas and facilities of modification agreement appointed for the sale to the benefits of the behalf of the above- Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. Deborah J. Patterson offices of mortgagee‚Äôs costs of issuance of such Board may require for the Condominium and dated November 7, and to further postpone Servicemembers Civil named person. If the 50 §3901 et seq.: Recorder attorney, to Barham & bonds or notes, may be these purposes. Any the same 50% interest 2011, and recorded in at any adjourned Relief Act. If you object above-named person Bank of New York Mellon (14-017967 Orlans) Maucere LLC, Attn: MA applied to the payment premium received upon in the Organization of Book 48841, Page 13; sale-date by public to a foreclosure of cannot afford a lawyer, Trust Company, N.A. as 4/24/19 Foreclosure, 7209 Haley of costs approved by the sale of any bonds Unit Owners known as said mortgage was then proclamation at the the above-mentioned one may be appointed at Trustee for Mortgage R Industrial Dr., Ste 110, this vote in accordance or notes approved by 11/15 Blaney Court assigned to Chase Home time and date appointed property on that basis, State expense. Assets Management Nolensville, TN 37135, with Chapter 44, Section this order, less any Condominium Trust Finance, LLC by virtue for the adjourned sale then you or your WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Series I Trust LEGAL NOTICE or such other time as 20 of the General Laws, such premium applied (the ‘’Unit Owners of an assignment dated date. The premises is to attorney must file a Dunn, First Justice of this claiming to have an MORTGAGEE‚ may be designated thereby reducing the to the payment of the Organization’’) created October 27, 2006, and be sold subject to and written appearance and Court. interest in a Mortgage SALE OF REAL ESTATE by mortgagee. The amount authorized to costs of issuance of such by instrument dated April recorded in Book 58370, with the benefit of all answer in this court at Date: April 10, 2019 covering real property By virtue of and in description for the be borrowed to pay such bonds or notes, may be 18, 1989, and recorded Page 247; and further easements, restrictions, Three Pemberton Square, Felix D. Arroyo, in Revere, numbered execution of the Power premises contained in costs by a like amount. applied to the payment with said Registry in assigned by JPMorgan leases, tenancies, and Boston, MA 02108 on Register of Probate 284 Reservoir Avenue, of Sale contained in said mortgage shall A copy of the of costs approved by Book 15526, page 105. Chase Bank, National rights of possession, or before May 20, 2019 4/24/19 given by Frances A. a certain mortgage control in the event of aforementioned this vote in accordance The Unit is laid out as Association successor by building and zoning or you may be forever R D’Arcangelo to Financial given by Linda Mario a typographical error in proposed loan order is with Chapter 44, Section shown on plan recorded merger to Chase Home laws, encumbrances, barred from claiming Freedom Senior Funding to Mortgage Electronic this publication. on file and available 20 of the General Laws, with said Master Deed Finance LLC to U.S. Bank condominium liens, that you are entitled to LEGAL NOTICE Corporation, a Subsidiary Registration Systems, Other terms to be for public inspection in thereby reducing the and on the portion of N.A., as trustee, on if any and all other the benefits of said Act. Commonwealth of of IndyMac Bank, Inc. solely as nominee announced at the sale. the Office of the City amount authorized to said Plans attached to behalf of the holders of claim in the nature of Witness, GORDON H. Massachusetts F.S.B., dated March 28, for Countrywide Home 2005 Residential Trust Clerk, Revere City Hall, be borrowed to pay such the first Unit Deed to the J.P. Morgan Mortgage liens, if any there be. PIPER Chief Justice of this The Trial Court 2007, and registered Loans, Inc. dated July 3-1 Revere, Massachusetts costs by a like amount. which is affixed the Acquisition Trust 2006- In the event that the Court on April 4, 2019 Probate and at the Suffolk County 25, 2005 and registered By its Attorney, 02151, Monday through A copy of the verified statement CH2 Asset Backed Pass- successful bidder at the Attest: Family Court Registry District of the with the Suffolk County Daniel O. Barham, Esq. Thursday from 8:15 A.M. aforementioned of a registrered land Through Certificates, foreclosure sale shall Deborah J. Patterson CITATION GIVING Land Court as Document Registry of Deeds in Barham & Maucere LLC to 5:00 P.M. and Friday proposed loan order is surveyor in the form Series 2006-CH2 by default in purchasing Recorder NOTICE OF Number 735149, and Book 37667, Page 94 7209 Haley Industrial 8:15 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. on file and available required by General Law, virtue of an assignment the within described (18-017052 Orlans) PETITION FOR noted on Certificate of of which mortgage 2005 Dr., Ste 110 Atest: for public inspection in Chapter 183A, Section dated January 9, 2018, property according to 4/24/19 APPOINTMENT OF Title Number 66814, Residential Trust 3-1 Nolensville, TN 37135 Ashley E. Melnik the Office of the City 9. It is subject to and and recorded in Book the terms of this Notice R GUARDIAN FOR and now held by the is the present holder 1-844-227-4261 (844 City Clerk Clerk, Revere City Hall, with the benefit of the 59083, Page 299; of of Sale and/or the terms INCAPACITATED Plaintiff by assignment, by assignment from BARHAM1) 4/24/19 Revere, Massachusetts obligations, restrictions, which mortgage the of the Memorandum LEGAL NOTICE PERSON PURSUANT has/have filed with Mortgage Electronic 4/17/19, 4/24/19, R 02151, Monday through rights and liabilities undersigned is the of Sale executed at the Atlantis Towing TO G.L. C. 190B, this court a complaint Registration Systems, 5/1/19 Thursday from 8:15 A.M. contained in MGL c. present holder for breach time of foreclosure, the 851 Broadway §5-304 for determination of Inc., as nominee for R LEGAL NOTICE to 5:00 P.M. and Friday 183A, the Master Deed, of conditions of said Mortgagee reserves the Revere, MA 02151 Docket No. Defendant’s/Defendants’ Countrywide Home 8:15 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. and the By-Laws filed mortgage and for the right to sell the property 781-485-1800 SU19P0803GD Servicemembers status. Loans, Inc. to The Bank LEGAL NOTICE Attest: therewith. purpose of foreclosing by foreclosure deed Abandon vehicle auction Suffolk Probate and If you now are, or of New York Mellon FKA Public Notice Ashley E. Melnik The Condominium and the same will be sold to the second highest On May 2nd at 8 a.m. Family Court recently have been, The Bank of New York City of Revere City Clerk each of the units is at PUBLIC AUCTION at bidder, providing that the following vehicles 24 New Chardon Street in the active military as Successor Indenture Proposed Loan Order Public Notice 4/24/2019 said second highest intended for residential 01:00 PM on May 3, will be auctioned at our PO Box 9667 service of the United Trustee to JPMorgan Notice is hereby given City of Revere R 2019, on the mortgaged bidder shall deposit Boston, MA 02114 States of America, then Chase Bank, N.A., as that the Revere City Proposed Loan Order purposes and other with the Mortgagee’s storage location at 14 premises. This property (617) 788-8300 you may be entitled Indenture Trustee for the Council will conduct Notice is hereby given uses permitted by attorneys, the amount of Furlong Drive, Revere, LEGAL NOTICE the applicable Zoning has the address of 40 the required deposit as MA 02151. In the matter of: to the benefits of the CWHEQ Revolving Home a public hearing on that the Revere City PUBLIC NOTICE Ordinance and as set Calumet Street, Revere, set forth herein. If the 2013 ACCORD Claire A. Centurino Servicemembers Civil Equity Loan Trust, Series Monday evening, May Council will conduct Notice is herby given forth in the Master Deed. MA 02151. The entire second highest bidder 1HGCR2E38DA057632 Of: Revere, MA Relief Act. If you object 2005-E dated August 1, 20, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in a public hearing on in accordance with the See Deregistration mortgaged premises, declines to purchase 2012 PASSA Respondent Alleged to a foreclosure of 2014 recorded at Suffolk the City Councillor Joseph Monday evening, May provisions of Section Order, dated September all and singular, the the within described 1VWBP7A31CC082133 Incapacitated Person the above mentioned County Registry of Deeds A. DelGrosso City Council 20, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in 40 Chapter 131 of the 5, 1989, and recorded premises as described property, the Mortgagee 2013 EXPLORER To the named property on that basis, in Book 53361, Page 99 Chamber of Revere City the City Councillor Joseph Massachusetts Generals with Suffolk Land in said mortgage: The reserves the right to 1FM5K8D0GGA97860 Respondent and all other then you or your and further assigned to Hall, 281 Broadway, A. DelGrosso City Council (Wetlands Protection Act) Court as Document No. land with the buildings purchase the within 2014 BMW interested persons, a attorney must file a 2005 Residential Trust Revere, Massachusetts Chamber of Revere City that the City of Revere 456560 on Certificate thereon, situated in described property at WBA3C1C53EK106971 petition has been filed written appearance and 3-1 by assignment dated relative to the proposed Hall, 281 Broadway, Conservation Commission of Title No. 100955 and Revere, as shown on a the amount bid by the 2007 RAM by Rosanne Centurino answer in this court at July 6, 2017 recorded at loan order: Revere, Massachusetts will hold a Public also recorded with the plan entitled, “Plan of second highest bidder. 3D3MX38A47G769562 of Plymouth, MA, in the Three Pemberton Square, Suffolk County Registry CY-2019 CWSRF relative to the proposed Meeting, Wednesday, Suffolk County Registry Land in Revere, Mass., The foreclosure deed and 4/17/19, 4/24/19, above captioned matter Boston, MA 02108 on of Deeds in Book 58201, CONSTRUCTION PROJECT loan order: May 1, 2019 at 7:00 of Deeds, Book 15836, September 12, 1942, the consideration paid 5/1/19 alleging that Claire A. or before June 3, 2019 Page 99, for breach No. 4532 CY-2019 CWSRF PM in the City Council Page 231. George S. Burnett, by the successful bidder R Centurino is in need of a or you will be forever of conditions of said That $1,500,000 is CONSTRUCTION PROJECT Chamber of Revere City A deed from Christopher Surveyor”, and being shall be held in escrow Guardian and requesting barred from claiming mortgage and for the appropriated for the No. 4487 Hall, 281 Broadway, F. Nunez to Stephen M. Lot C, containing 1080 by DG&L, (hereinafter that Rosanne Centurino that you are entitled to purpose of foreclosing purpose of financing the That $6,700,000 is Revere, MA 02151 upon called the “Escrow LEGAL NOTICE Nunez to be recorded, square feet of land, COMMONWEALTH of Plymouth, MA (or the benefits of said Act. the same, the mortgaged planning of Phase 11 appropriated for the the application (Request as shown on said plan Agent”) until the deed some other suitable Witness, GORDON H. premises located at 22 Investigations, including purpose of financing the for Determination of herewith shall be released from OF MASSACHUSETTS recorded with Suffolk person) be appointed PIPER, Chief Justice of Fiske Street, Revere, without limitation Phase 10 Construction Applicability) of Point of For mortgagor’s(s’) title escrow to the successful THE TRIAL COURT Deeds at Book 6038, said Court on April 16, see deed recorded with bidder at the same time PROBATE AND as Guardian to serve Massachusetts will be all costs thereof as - Infiltration/Inflow Pines Beach Association Suffolk County Registry Page 75. Said parcel as the consideration FAMILY COURT Without Surety on the 2019. sold at a Public Auction defined in Section 1 (I/I) removal, Illicit to Vista Prune and of Deeds in Book 38459, is part of Lot 109, as is released to the 24 New Chardon St. bond. Attest: Deborah J. at 11:00 a.m. on of Chapter 29C of the Discharge Detection maintain the Point of Page 186. shown on a plan of land Mortgagee, whereupon Boston, MA 02114 The petition asks the Patterson May 29, 2019, at the General Laws, as most and Elimination (IDDE), Pines Beach. A copy of These premises will called “Ocean View Park” all obligations of the CITATION GIVING court to determine Recorder mortgaged premises, recently amended by Pump Station(s) and the Applicant’s “Request be sold and conveyed made by Elmer G. Mann, Escrow Agent shall be NOTICE OF that the Respondent 14679 more particularly St. 1998, c. 78; that to Drainage Improvements for Determination of subject to and with C. E., dated August 14, deemed to have been PETITION FOR is incapacitated, that 4/24/19 described below, all and meet this appropriation Program including Applicability” application the benefit of all 1901 and recorded with properly fulfilled and the APPOINTMENT OF the appointment of a R singular the premises the Treasurer with the without limitation will be available at rights, rights of way, Suffolk Deeds at the end Escrow Agent shall be CONSERVATOR OR Guardian is necessary, described in said approval of the Mayor all costs thereof as the Department of restrictions, easements, of Book 2774, bounded discharged. Other terms, OTHER PROTECTIVE and that the proposed LEGAL NOTICE mortgage. is authorized to borrow defined in Section 1 Planning & Community covenants, liens or claims and described as follows: if any, to be announced ORDER PURSUANT Guardian is appropriate. COMMONWEALTH OF THE LAND WITH THE $1,500,000 and issue of Chapter 29C of the Development at Revere in the nature of liens, NORTHERLY by Calumet at the sale. Dated: March TO G.L. c. 190B, The petition is on file MASSACHUSETTS BUILDINGS THEREON bonds or notes therefore General Laws, as most City Hall Monday improvements, public Street as shown on the 27, 2019 U.S. Bank N.A., § 5-304 & § 5-405 with this court and may LAND COURT SITUATED IN REVERE IN under G.L. c.44 or any recently amended by through Thursday 8:15 assessments, any and first mentioned plan, as trustee, on behalf Docket No. contain a request for DEPARTMENT OF THE THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK other enabling authority; St. 1998, c. 78; that to AM to 5:00 PM; Friday all unpaid taxes, tax eighteen (18) feet; of the holders of the SU19P0804PM certain specific authority. TRIAL COURT AND COMMONWEALTH that such bonds or meet this appropriation 8:15 AM to 12:15 PM. titles, tax liens, water EASTERLY by Lot B as J.P. Morgan Mortgage In the matter of: You have the right to 19 SM 000642 OF MASSACHUSETTS notes shall be general the Treasurer with the Nick Moulaison, Sr., and sewer liens and shown on said plan, fifty- Acquisition Trust 2006- Claire A. object to this proceeding. ORDER OF NOTICE BOUNDED AND obligations of the City approval of the Mayor Interim Chairman any other municipal two and 50/100 (52.50) CH2 Asset Backed Pass- Centurino If you wish to do so, you TO: DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: unless the Treasurer is authorized to borrow Revere Conservation assessments or liens or feet; SOUTHERLY by Lot Through Certificates, Of: Revere, MA or your attorney must Julie M. O’Leary BEING SHOWN AS ALL OF with the approval of the $6,700,000 and issue Commission existing encumbrances A as shown on said plan, Series 2006-CH2 By Respondent (Person to file a written appearance and to all persons THE LOT #29 ON A PLAN Mayor determines that bonds or notes therefore 4/24/19 of record which are in four and 50/100 (4.50) its Attorney DOONAN, Be protected/minor) at this court on or before entitled to the benefit of ENTITLED ‚ÄúPLAN OF they should be issued under G.L. c.44 or any R Wednesday, April 24, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 17 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE items that do not fit culture dishes and other that such receptacle is storage but placed out i. The owner of to the new location in curbside collection) goods as defined may is further subject to the Public Hearing conveniently in a glassware, discarded not placed for curbside for curbside collection any dwelling, or the City of Revere only without prior be placed for curbside general law enforcement Notice is hereby given standard, city-issued surgical gloves, discarded collection in accordance during designated the association of upon prior notification to authorization from the collection on a Friday authority of the Revere that the Revere City trash receptacle. Items surgical instruments, with the requirements overflow collection times unit owners of any the Department of Public Department of Public as may be scheduled by Police Department. Council will conduct at any time classified as discarded needles used of this Title. Storage must be rodent proof condominium building, Works for the purpose of Works is prohibited. the Health Department B. The owner of a public hearing on Bulky Items are subject to give shots or draw refers, generally, to and covered. See Section shall be responsible updating data to track Section 8.06.050 - or Department of Public any dwelling, or Monday evening, May to change. See also blood (e.g., medical the days that trash is 8.06.031 regarding to assure that proper the Trash Cart location. Commercial Trash Works following the the Association of 20, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in Specialty Items. For sharps), cultures, stocks, contained in a receptacle overflow trash. receptacles are used Section 8.06.040 - A. The owner of a purchase of a Bulky Item unit owners of any the City Councillor Joseph disposal procedures, see swabs used to inoculate, during the days that D. Trash carts issued by for the disposal and Mandatory Recycling; commercial interest with Pickup permit through Condominium building, A. DelGrosso City Council 8.06.060 (a) and (b). cultures, removed body precede the day of the City of Revere and collection of trash, and Curbside Collection in a location in the City of the City’s e-permitting or any Commercial Chamber of Revere City Commercial Trash: Any organs (e.g., tonsils, curbside collection. See bearing the City seal, the obligation to comply Single Stream Recycling; Revere, and the Owner system made no later interest that is in Hall, 281 Broadway, of the following: i: Trash appendices, limbs) and Section 8.06.020 for or trash containers as with the provisions of this Overflow Recycling of every residential than two hours before violation of the Revere, Massachusetts generated as a result of discarded lancets. requirements. described in sections (a) chapter is non-delegable A. The procedures dwelling containing more the close of business provisions of Sections relative to the following carrying out a business; Mercury Products: All Trash: All household and (c) are permitted by lease or other written and requirements for than six residential units, on the day preceding 8.06.020 through proposed amendment to ii: trash generated by products to which solid waste, including for the storage of all arrangement. See the placement and shall be responsible for the scheduled waste 8.06.060 shall be the Revised Ordinances a residential building mercury has been garbage, that is not forms of trash. See also further 8.06.070 disposal of Recyclable the storage, disposal collection day. No subject to the penalties of the City of Revere: containing more than intentionally added, such defined as recyclable 8.06.030 (c) Section 8.06.031 - materials is mandatory and collection of trash, white good items shall set forth in Article III An Ordinance Relative six residential units as as thermometers with material. The meaning E. The owner of Overflow Trash Handling; for all properties in the and such trash shall not be picked up without a of Title 1, Chapter 1.12 to the Storage and listed in the records of silver liquid, thermostats of the term “trash” any dwelling, or Holiday Exceptions City unless otherwise be eligible for curbside specifically scheduled the Revised Ordinances Collection/Removal of the Revere City Assessor; with silver liquid in a incorporates the term the association of A. Overflow Trash, specifically exempted by collection, except as pick-up date. of the City of Revere Trash, Recycling, and iii: lawn and garden glass cylinder, button “refuse” or “rubbish” unit owners of any Curbside collection: At the Department of Public otherwise provided in D. White Goods. Disposal (Noncriminal Dispositions Solid Waste Disposal. clippings from normal batteries, blood pressure and for the purpose condominium building, the first curbside trash Works. this Chapter or may be at City Yard. White of Violations--Mass. G.L. Be it ordained by the maintenance of the cuffs, neon lamps, of this Title the word shall be responsible collection following the B. The City shall provide established from time to goods may be brought ch. 40U s. 1 et.seq.), City Council of the City of foregoing premises; electrical switches, bilge “Trash” may be to assure that proper six respective holidays one Recycling bin, time by the Department for disposal to the City which is incorporated Revere, as follows: and iv: trash produced pumps and sump pumps interchanged with the receptacles are in listed in this subsection as defined, to every of Public Works. Yard between 7:00 a.m. by reference into this Section 1. Sections by the customers and items containing word “garbage” or place for the storage (i), overflow trash may dwelling property B. Notwithstanding the and noon on the second section. 8.04.024 - 8.04.027 of of a commercial mercury; these are “rubbish.” The term of trash, and the be placed for curbside containing six residential provisions of paragraph and fourth Saturday of C. Only items authorized Chapter 8.04 of Title 8 of establishment. See hazardous waste and “trash” does not include obligation to provide collection, provided units or less and (A), a commercial each month and disposed or approved for curbside the Revised Ordinances 8.06.050 regarding shall not be discarded yard waste, recyclable such storage receptacles however that it is receiving municipal trash interest that is not a Food of after payment of a collection in accordance of the City of Revere are disposal. in regular waste material, household is non-delegable by contained within a proper disposal service; one Establishment, and does fee as established by the with Sections 8.06.020 hereby deleted in their Commercial Trash Cart: disposal. Products to hazardous waste, lease or other written receptacle as described in Recycling bin shall be not generate medical or Department of Public through 8.06.060 of entirety. A receptacle, color tan, which mercury has been construction debris, arrangement. See 8.06.020(C). issued per residential hazardous waste, and Works. this Chapter will be Section 2. Title 8 Health issued by the City of added are labeled by electronics, and metals, further 8.06.070. i. The six designated unit. is not in the principal E. Yard Waste. Yard removed at curbside and Safety of the Revised Revere to all qualifying the manufacturer and or specialty items as F. Enforcement of this weeks are the weeks C. Recyclable materials business of retail sales, waste as defined may collection. Items left Ordinances of the City business properties in require special handling defined herein. section shall comply with of New Year’s Day, must be placed in a city- and that generates each be placed for curbside for curbside collection of Revere is hereby exchange for an annual at the end of useful life. Trash Cart: A receptacle, the provisions of Section Memorial Day, issued Recycling bin. week only an amount collection provided that it that are not placed for amended by inserting fee determined by the Overflow trash: Trash color blue, issued by 8.06.070. Independence Day D. Overflow Recycling. of commercial trash that is separated from regular collection in compliance the following new Superintendent of Public that exceeds the capacity the City of Revere to all G. The Board of Health (Fourth of July), Labor Overflow recycling will be contained in a trash and recyclable with this chapter and do Chapter 8.06 Storage Works to be used for of a single Trash Cart. residential properties and the Department Day, Thanksgiving, and may be placed in a single Commercial Trash items and placed in not otherwise comply and Collection/Removal the storage of trash For collection and in the City containing of Public Works Christmas. rodent-proof covered cart, may apply to the recyclable paper bags with the provisions of of Trash, Recycling, and and exclusively for the disposal procedures see six or fewer residential are authorized to ii. The Superintendent of container clearly marked Department of Public or open plastic barrels this chapter and are not Solid Waste Disposal: placement thereof for Section 8.06.031 units therein, to be used promulgate regulations the Department of Public “Recycling” and placed Works for municipal for collection twice removed shall subject the Summary: Sections curbside collection of Plastic: High density for the storage of trash and procedures from Works may designate adjacent to the Recycling curbside collection, and per month during the property owner to fines 8.06.010 through commercial trash as polyethylene (HDPE) and exclusively for the time to time to aid in other days for curbside bin. The Department of subject to the discretion months of April through as set forth in this section 8.06.070 of Chapter may be determined and polyethylene placement thereof for the implementation collection of overflow Public Works may from of the Superintendent November according to a and Title 1, Chapter 1.12 8.06 of Title 8 of the by the Superintendent terephythalate (PET) curbside collection of and enforcement of this trash as deemed time to time authorize of the Department of schedule established by of the Revere Revised Revised Ordinances of Public Works. See plastics and other plastics residential trash except Chapter. necessary. other receptacles Public Works and upon the Department of Public Ordinances. of the City of Revere also “receptacle” For as may be determined as may be determined Section 8.06.030 - B. Overflow Trash, Drop- specifically approved for the payment before Works. D. The placement for comprise the City of trash commercial trash by the Superintendent of by the Superintendent of Requirements for the off at City Yard: On the curbside collection of January 1 of an annual F. Specialty Items. curbside collection Revere ordinances with collection requirements, the Department of Public Public Works. See also Placement of Trash for the second and fourth Recyclable materials. fee determined by the Specialty items as of trash, recyclable respect to storage and see 8.06.050 et seq. Works. “receptacle” For trash Curbside Collection; Time Saturday of every E. Recyclable materials Superintendent, may defined shall not be materials, bulky items, collection/removal of Construction Receptacle: A container collection procedures, see and Method; month, residents may must be placed for receive a Commercial placed at any time white goods, or specialty trash, recycling, and solid debris: Items and used for the storage 8.06.030 et seq. See A. The City shall provide bring overflow trash curbside collection in Trash Cart (color tan) and for municipal curbside items that are not waste disposal. Section waste produced and and collection of trash also “Commercial Trash one Trash Cart, as to the City Yard facility accordance with the receive weekly municipal collection and may eligible for curbside 8.06.020 governs accumulated as a or recyclable materials. Cart” defined herein, to as designated by the requirements set forth curbside collection. only be disposed of by collection in accordance the storage of trash result of building All receptacles must be Trash Stop: A property every dwelling property Department of Public in this Chapter. When C. A Commercial interest delivery to the City Yard with the Chapter, or before it is placed out construction, demolition, made of metal or other eligible for Curbside containing six residential Works for disposal. materials that do not that qualifies for a on the last Saturday that are improperly for collection. Sections renovation, repairs, and durable, rodent-proof collection. units or less and i. Overflow trash qualify as recyclable Commercial trash cart of each month from 7 commingled with such 8.06.030 et seq. and or activities related to material. See section Waste ban: State receiving municipal trash delivered to the City materials, or are not in accordance with a.m. to 12 noon and items that are eligible 8.06.040 govern the any of the foregoing, 8.06.020 (b) prohibition on landfill disposal service; one Yard for disposal in prepared in accordance paragraph (B) shall upon payment of a for curbside collection, procedures to place notwithstanding that Recyclable paper: Paper and combustion of Trash Cart shall be issued accordance with this with this section, are not be eligible for an fee as established by will not be removed trash and recycling such activity occurs at a that is clean, containing easy-to-recycle and toxic per residential unit. section may be contained placed in a Recycling bin, additional Commercial the Superintendent of by the municipal waste for curbside collection. residential property, and no stain, foreign materials. See 312 CMR B. Every Trash Cart in sturdy plastic bags or no curbside collection Trash cart, and only Department of Public collection contractor, and Section 8.06.060 as such is not considered substance, or food waste. 19.017 issued to any property, other suitable container. of the recycling bin will one Commercial Trash Works. such placement shall governs the steps for residential trash and not Recyclable material: Yard waste: Clippings and any additional ii. The Department occur. cart shall serve a single G. Construction constitute a violation of disposal of solid waste eligible to be collected at Cardboard, glass bottles of grass, weeds, hedges, Trash Cart obtained by of Public Works may F. The Department commercial interest. The Debris. The owner of this Chapter. that is not eligible any time either during and jars rinsed clean, shrubbery, plants a resident or property establish a reasonable of Public Works shall provisions of Section property shall be solely A copy of the for regular curbside curbside collection or clean aluminum, leaf or plant clippings, owner, shall be and fee for the disposal establish a schedule for 8.06.031 regarding responsible to arrange aforementioned collection. dropoff at the City Yard. yard waste, plastic garden waste, leaves remain the property of of overflow trash in curbside collection of overflow trash shall not for and cause the proposed ordinance TABLE OF CONTENTS Construction debris containers, metals, and brush. Further, the City of Revere. (See accordance with this recyclable materials. apply to Commercial removal and disposal amendment is on Chapter 8.06 Storage includes, but is not recyclable paper, and the product of tree or also 8.06.032 regarding section. Section 8.06.041 - interests that qualify for of construction debris, file and available for and Collection/Removal limited to, sheet rock, other such materials. shrubbery pruning no care of Trash Carts, Section 8.06.032 - Care Procedures for the a Commercial trash cart. as defined, from any public inspection in of Trash, Recycling, and blue board, lumber, Recyclable materials longer than four feet additional trash carts, or of Trash Carts; Additional Placement of Recyclable D. The City of Revere location in the city. the Office of the City Solid Waste Disposal sinks, toilets, cabinets, shall also include any and greater than three resident relocation.) Trash Carts and Exchange materials for curbside maintains ownership of Construction debris is Clerk, Revere City Hall, Section 8.06.010: paneling, storm doors, such materials as covered inches in diameter; C. Only trash containers of Trash Carts collection all Commercial Trash ineligible for municipal Revere, Massachusetts Definitions storm windows, doors, by the Massachusetts and any materials as issued by the City of A. The occupant and A. Every household carts and the Department curbside collection or 02151, Monday through Section 8.06.020: wood, sliding doors, Department of further defined as Revere and bearing owner of each such using the municipal trash of Public Works shall disposal at the city yard. Thursday from 8:15 A.M. Requirements for the power equipment, hand Environmental Protection “Yard waste” or “Leaf” the City seal shall be dwelling where a Trash collection services shall retrieve any cart for H. Hazardous materials; to 5:00 P.M. and Friday Storage of Trash held equipment, rugs or the Superintendent by the Massachusetts used for the placement Cart is issued, or who separate from regular which the required Mercury-added products: 8:15 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. Section 8.06.030: and carpeting. See of the Department Department of of trash for curbside purchases an additional trash all newsprint, annual fee is unpaid. All products to which Attest: Requirements for the further 8.06.060 (e) of Public Works. For Environmental Protection collection, except as Trash Cart, shall: recyclable paper, E. Private parties, mercury has been Ashley E. Melnik Placement of Trash for Curbside Collection: The procedures relating to or the Superintendent otherwise allowed during i. take all proper and corrugated cardboard, firms or corporations intentionally added, such City Clerk Curbside Collection; Time retrieval and removal, by the preparation and of the Department of designated overflow necessary steps to protect aluminum, steel and tin may collect ordinary as thermometers with 4/24/19 and Method; a hauler under contract collection of recyclable Public Works. Items at trash weeks as described the Trash Cart against cans, acceptable plastic commercial and/ silver liquid, thermostats R Section 8.06.031: with the City of Revere, material see 8.06.040 any time classified as in Section 8.06.031(A). misuse, loss, and damage containers, and glass or extraordinary with silver liquid in a Overflow Trash; Holiday of trash placed in trash et seq. See 310 CMR yard waste are subject to i. The placement on and shall not deface or containers made of clear, commercial and glass cylinder, button Exceptions carts furnished to all 19.017 for DEP waste change. For collection the ground of plastic mark the Trash Cart with green or brown glass industrial trash provided batteries, blood pressure LEGAL NOTICE Section 8.06.032: single-family residences bans. procedures see 8.06.060 bags containing trash paint or other permanent from the trash before that such collection shall cuffs, neon lamps, Public Hearing Care of Trash Carts; and all residential Recycling Bin: A (e) is prohibited unless marking. The City depositing same for be made only when said electrical switches, bilge Notice is hereby given Additional Trash Carts buildings containing six receptacle, color brown, White Goods: Household otherwise authorized by may require any such collection. trash is enclosed in metal pumps and sump pumps in accordance with the and Exchange of Trash or fewer dwelling units issued by the City of appliances, whether the Department of Public resident to pay for the B. Materials as listed in or rigid containers that and items containing provision of Section Carts in accordance with the Revere to be used of the color white or Works for a designated replacement of a Trash subsection (a) and so are leak-proof and can mercury must be taken 40, Chapter 131 of the Section 8.06.040: requirements of this exclusively for the otherwise, such as specific purpose. Cart which has incurred separated from ordinary be contained beneath a to a Mercury Collection Massachusetts General Recyclable Materials for Title; curbside collection storage of recyclable washing machines, D. Time: Trash Carts and damage due to misuse or trash shall be prepared lid or appropriate cover. site or must be disposed Laws that the City of Curbside Collection in may be further regulated materials and the clothes dryers, containers authorized for neglect. in the following manner F. Every vehicle used of as Specialty Items Revere Conservation Single Stream Recycling; by the Board of Health placement thereof for refrigerators, stoves, hot curbside collection shall ii. notify the police and placed directly into a to carry commercial in accordance with this Commission will conduct Overflow Recycling and the Department of curbside collection. See water tanks, freezers, be placed for curbside department and the recycling bin to be placed trash shall be subject section and may only be a public hearing on Section 8.06.041: Public Works. For trash 8.06.040 air conditioners, window collection no earlier Department of Public at curbside in accordance to supervision or the disposed of by delivery Wednesday, May 1, 2019 Requirements for the collection procedures, see Restaurant: Within fans, freestanding fans, than 5:00 p.m. on the Works or the Revere with the collection Department of Public to the City Yard on the at 7:00 p.m. in the City Placement of Recyclable 8.06.030 et seq. the context of this and dishwashers. Items day before scheduled Constituent Services schedule established by Works and be suited for last Saturday of each Council Chambers of Materials for Curbside Department of Public Chapter, a restaurant at any time classified as collection and no later department in the event the Department of Public hauling trash in accord month from 7 a.m. to 12 City Hall, 281 Broadway Collection in Single Works: The City of is an establishment White Goods are subject than 7:00 a.m. on the of theft or loss of a Trash Works. The materials with any applicable noon and upon payment in Revere. The public Stream Recycling; Time Revere Department of that provides service, to change. For collection day of collection. The Cart. need not be separated regulations, shall be of a fee as established hearing will include and Method Public Works. food and beverages procedures see 8.06.060 owner of any property iii. leave the Trash from each other and equipped with a cover or by the Superintendent review of a Request Section 8.06.050: Food Establishment: A to customers as its (c) and (d) where a Trash Cart Cart for use by the shall not be encased in a roof or lid sufficient to of Department of Public for Determination of Commercial business that stores, regular and customary Section 8.06.020 - or container is placed subsequent resident in plastic bags. keep contents covered Works. Applicability filed by Trash prepares, packages, operation. Requirements for the for curbside collection the event they vacate the i. Newspaper/Recyclable at all times during I. Fees associated with the City of Revere to Section 8.06.060: serves or provides Rubbish: See “Trash” Storage of Trash after the Trash Stop premises and relocate to paper. Newspapers and transport, shall be leak- the disposal of Bulky replace and extend Disposal of Bulky Items, food for people to Single Stream Recycling: A. Receptacles used for has been collected shall a residence outside the recyclable paper must be proof, and shall contain Items, White Goods, Yard existing 6-inch water White Goods, Yard Waste, eat, and includes a The method where all the storage of trash shall be in violation of this City of Revere except placed in a paper (not all trash within a fixed Waste, and Specialty mains within Vera Street Hazardous or Specialty restaurant, grocery recyclable materials be physically placed prior Ordinance. as may be provided in plastic) bag, a cardboard enclosed area. Items, whether through and Alice Street to Items market, convenience including paper, glass, to the weekly curbside i. Receptacles placed subsection (b)(ii) of this box, or tied into a Section 8.06.060 - curbside collection via create drinking water Section 8.06.070: store, food stand or plastic, metal, aluminum, collection at a location for curbside collection section. bundle. Disposal of Bulky Waste e-permitting or by drop- redundancy and fire Enforcement food truck, schools and and corrugated as near to the rear yard shall be returned to the iv. at all times keep the ii. Glass. All clear and Items, White Goods, off at the City Yard as safety. The proposed These ordinances are other institutions, hotels, cardboard are placed, co- or side yard of said proper storage location assigned Trash Cart at colored glass bottles and Yard Waste and Specialty prescribed in this section, work will temporarily promulgated by the bakeries and vending mingled, not contained residence as and as far no later than the end of the assigned premises. jars must be rinsed and Items; Hazardous waste; shall be established alter Land Subject to Board of Health and machines. in a plastic bag, and not out of public view as the next day following B. Additional Trash have metal and plastic Fees by the Superintendent Coastal Storm Flowage adopted by the City Garbage: Waste material necessarily separated, practicable, and firmly the designated collection Carts may be acquired lids, rings and wrappings A. Bulky Items. Curbside of the Department of and/or the 100-foot Council. See Mass. G.L. derived from animal in a Recycling bin and secured from animal day. at the request of the and labels removed Collection Bulky items as Public Works and may Buffer Zone. ch. 111 s. 31B or vegetable food collected in a curbside intrusion. ii. Curbside collection property owner through before being placed into defined may be placed reflect a discount for the A copy of the applicant’s Section 8.06.010 - waste, kitchen waste, collection process that B. The placement on the shall take place procedures established the Recycling bin. for curbside collection disposal of certain items file is available at the Definitions or food scraps that will is separate from the ground of plastic bags according to a schedule by the Department of iii. Plastic Containers. on the property’s by persons over the age Office of Planning and The following words and decompose or decay. curbside collection of any kind containing established by the Public Works. A fee for All acceptable plastic regularly-scheduled trash of 60. Community Development phrases are defined as For the purpose of this process for trash. See trash is prohibited unless Department of Public use of the Trash Cart containers must be rinsed pickup day following the J. Any person who at Revere City Hall, follows: Title the term “garbage” 8.06.040 et seq. otherwise specifically Works and viewable shall be assessed in an clean and all metal or purchase of a Bulky Item arranges for a privately- Monday through Appliances: See “white may be interchanged Specialty Items: authorized by the through the City website. amount determined by plastic caps and rings Pickup permit through contracted hauler to Thursday 8:15 a.m. to goods” with the words “trash” Specialty items include Department of Public E. Location and Method: the Department of Public must be removed. the City’s e-permitting remove any such Bulky 5:00 p.m. and Friday Board of Health: The or “rubbish.” See also: generally, but are not Works for a designated Trash Carts, and any Works. iv. Metal Containers. All system made no later Item, White Goods, 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. City of Revere Health Trash; rubbish. limited to: anti-freeze, purpose. receptacle used for i. In the event that steel and mixed metal than two hours before Yard Waste, and Special Nick Moulaison Sr, Department and the Medical Waste: Any batteries, computer C. Every receptacles used curbside collection during a resident who has cans must be rinsed clean the close of business Items from an address Interim Chairman City of Revere Board of waste that is generated monitors, fluorescent for the storage of trash the designated weeks for obtained an additional with labels removed. on the day preceding within the City of Revere Revere Conservation Health at health care facilities light bulbs, mercury shall be watertight and overflow trash curbside Trash Cart in accordance v. Aluminum Cans. All the scheduled waste shall place the item Commission Bulky items: Bulky such as hospitals, clinics, thermometers, nickel- rodent-proof with a tight- collection as set forth with this section shall deposit and non-deposit collection day. for removal no more 4/24/19 waste items are large physician’s offices, dental cadmium batteries, fitting cover, made of 8.06.031 shall be placed vacate the premises and aluminum cans must be B. Bulky Items. Disposal than 24 hours before R items and include but are practices, blood banks, paint cans (with original metal or other durable, in front of and within the relocate outside the City rinsed clean with labels at the City Yard. Bulky such removal and shall not limited to discarded veterinary facilities, labels), propane rodent-proof material. side boundaries of the of Revere, the additional removed. items may be brought notify the Department broken furniture such and laboratories in the tanks, televisions, tires Containers other that property constituting the Trash Cart must remain vi. Corrugated for disposal to the City of Inspectional Services as beds, box springs, diagnosis, treatment, (without rims), and City-issued trash carts trash stop, positioned at the original premises. Cardboard. Heavy Yard between 7:00 a.m. of the address and bureaus, chairs, coffee or immunization of waste oil. Items at that are used for as near to the edge of ii. In the event that cardboard, preferably and noon on the second scheduled time of tables, end tables, human beings or any time classified as storage may be placed the street as practicable. a resident who has flattened and broken and fourth Saturday of removal. Failure to do entertainment centers, animals, in research Specialty Items are for curbside collection The receptacle so placed obtained an additional into sheets no longer each month and disposed so may result in a fine. gas grills (excluding a pertaining thereto, or subject to change. For only during collection for curbside collection Trash Cart shall vacate than two and one-half of after payment of a Section 8.06.070 - propane tank), large in the production or disposal procedures, see periods for overflow shall be covered by a the premises and feet by three feet. fee as established by the Enforcement toys, lawn furniture, testing of biologicals.” 8.06.060 (f) trash as are designated fully-closed lid. See relocate to an address C. The practice of Department of Public A. Chapter 8.06 love seats, mattresses, Medical waste includes Storage: The placement herein. Any container 8.06.031(A) regarding within the City of Revere, “scavenging” (i.e. Works. shall be enforced by mirrors, sofas, shelving, but is not limited to of trash in a proper not issued by the City of curbside collection of the resident may take removing recyclable C. White Goods. Curbside the Department of tables, and any oversized blood-soaked bandages, receptacle at all times Revere that is used for overflow trash. the additional Trash Cart materials placed for Collection. White Inspectional Services and Black

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For all of your General & Cosmetic Dental needs Working for a strong, healthy 123 Revere Street, Revere • 781-284-6826 Proud of Our community www.dfdentalcare.com Community

Speaker of Jessica A. Mayor the House Giannino Brian Arrigo Joseph Boncore BOB DeLEO City Council President & Family State Senator

EDUCATING OUR YOUTH

Proud to call MICHAEL this city home FERRANTE SCHOOL John Powers COMMITTEEMAN City Councillor Ward 5

SUPPORTING TLC Pediatrics OUR YOUTH Revere-Winthrop Pediatrics, Inc.

Janet Chua, M.D., FAAP Leonard F. Firer, M.D. Yelizaveta Vaynshteyn, M.D. Marissa Leaversuch, CPNP CAROL Specializing in Infants - Children - Adolescents 280 Beach Street, TYE Revere, MA 02151 781-289-5057 Do you like growing fruits and vegetables? SCHOOL COMMITTEE Are you interested in urban farming or want Proud of Our City to know what it is?

In the city, we currently have two community gardens, with 45 plots for residents, and access to a Farmers Mar- ket during the summer and early fall. What would it look REVERE Susan KARATE like to expand urban farming opportunities in Revere? ACADEMY Gravellese 144 Broadway, Revere School 781-289-9535 www.reverekarate.com Committee If you enjoy gardening, green spaces, and access to fresh food, then we invite you to attend the first urban farming THIS committee meeting where we will chat about this topic SPACE IS and together create a vision for urban farming in Revere. Don't Be YOURS afraid to ask for Call help... Tuesday April 30, 2019 781 485 • 100 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service 0588 CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE 6:00 PM — 7:30 PM

THIS MGH Revere HealthCare Center THIS 300 Ocean Ave SPACE IS Sweet Conference Room (Door 2) SPACE IS YOURS YOURS Call Please park on street, MGH parking lot is reserved for patients Call 781 485 781 485 Dinner will be provided. Please RSVP to Viviana Catano 0588 at [email protected] or 781-485-6440 0588

SAY NO TO DRUGS Michael “Mickey” Casoli U.S.Michael ARMY PARATROOPER “Mickey” 11TH AIRBORNE Casoli DIVISION