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INSPIRATION US FOR ALL OF Given the urgency and pressing need to address the issue of climate climate of the issue need address to pressing and the urgency Given The bill also would set aside an additional $295 million in state state in million $295 additional an bill aside would set alsoThe is occurring change climate that dispute any is longer no There for step a major represents initiative GreenWorks DeLeo’s Speaker Massachusetts House Speaker Robert Speaker DeLeo unveiled House this week Massachusetts bil by $1 would be funded calledGreenWorks, program, The grant So whenever we’re feeling sorry for ourselves, think of Ali Stroker. She think of Ali Stroker. So whenever we’re feeling sorry for ourselves, But Ali Stroker’s life is real, and her success sends a powerful message life is real, and her success sends a But Ali Stroker’s If a fictional movie had been made on the premise of Ali Stroker’s the premise of Ali Stroker’s If a fictional movie had been made on This past Sunday night at the Tony Awards show, Stroker performed show, Awards This past Sunday night at the Tony She won a role in the hit TV show Glee and eventually made herShe won a role in the hit TV show Glee The rest, as the saying goes, is history. Ali’s desire to perform led her desire to perform Ali’s goes, is history. The rest, as the saying However, at the age of seven, Stroker saw her first Broadway show at the age of seven, Stroker However, At the age of two, Ali Stroker was in a car accident that resulted in a Stroker was in a car accident that resulted At the age of two, Ali PAGE 2 PAGE SPEAKER DELEO PREPARES FOR change, which is occurring at an ever-accelerating pace, we urge our our urge we pace, ever-accelerating occurring an which is at change, - pre in House DeLeo Speaker the Mass. with join and to senators state this year. of the end by signature Baker’s Charlie Gov. for bill a senting ward in protecting our vulnerable coastline, while at the same time the same while coastline, at vulnerable our in protecting ward industries. tech clean energy jobs in the green and creating spending for energy infrastructure, including $100 million for munic for $100 million energy including infrastructure, for spending are Boston, of the City including coastal communities, our that and sea rising of the twin threats address time to the present at ill-prepared powerful storms. more and levels lion in bonds and paid out over a decade. The program, to by be run program, a decade. The over out paid and in bonds lion will Affairs, Environmental Energyand of Office Executive the state that projects a variety of for seek to grants localallow governments energy clean produc and preparedness change will climate focus on emissions. carbon reduce to in order tion the electricity the resiliency increase of grid to systems microgrid ipal regional and fleets electric in municipal vehicles for $125 million and authorities. transit Oklahoma!. actress. has not attained her dream because of luck, but because she believed inhas not attained her dream because of us can have. the most powerful belief any of herself -- and that’s to all of us that we can achieve our dreams, regardless of the adversityto all of us that we can achieve our dreams, the perception of what iswe may face. Her success also has changed possible in the face of physical limitations. life, no doubt it would be described as powerful and moving, but just alife, no doubt it would be described as nice fantasy. the song of her character (Ado Annie), I Cain’t Say No -- and then she I Cain’t the song of her character (Ado Annie), for Featured Actress in a Musical. received the Tony way to Broadway, where she earned a prominent role in the revival of where she earned a prominent role in the way to Broadway, to the stage and, with the support of her family, peers, and teachers, she peers, and teachers, family, to the stage and, with the support of her and appeared in her high schooldiscovered her powerful singing voice productions. and it was at that moment that she says she decided to become anmoment that she says she decided to and it was at that spinal cord injury that paralyzed her from the chest down, leaving her paralyzed her from the chest down, spinal cord injury that of her life. confining her to a wheelchair for the rest unable to walk and the details of the plan he announced last February that will provide will provide that February last announced he the plan the of details change. climate of effects the ever-increasing combat to $1.3 billion to grants of will aspects the plan be the of awarding the major Among energy green initiatives encourage to the state across towns and cities neededparticularly are resiliencywhich efforts, change climate and coastal communities. vulnerable our for

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“I love Charlestown and it’s it’s and Charlestown love “I “I’ve really tried to express to said she was person- Weston The designs had begun to get Now, as a sort of ‘thank you,’ Now, That’s when the Bunker Hill That’s “I told her it’s a life skill,” “I told her it’s She thought it was a good idea,She thought The talent show will include Scores of young and old have One of the most exciting chang- •TALENT SHOW TONIGHT, SHOW TONIGHT, •TALENT

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F she said. “It’s this really tight-knit she said. “It’s become a really special place,” breakfast. show off new-found skills at the kids, and also to get a chance to not every kid gets to design flow up such a fun activity for the the kids how special it is because yet because it is our first commu ally honored to be able to head work is to start on Friday. sunk in but maybe it hasn’t honor, the mix somewhere), but the real communi big really a for ers an “It’s ty event,” said Weston. nity event.” that Bunker Hill flags fit into started early this week (we hearweek this early started Boston circles. the top rung of Massachusetts andtop rung of the politicians and dignitaries from Hill Day Parade – often attracting that precedes the Battle of Bunker Bunker Hill Associates Breakfast centerpieces for the blockbuster kids are going to be making the and to showcase their skills, the program. the Associates felt it a worthya Associates felt it the Club applied for the funding, and new grant program format. The to fund the program within itsto fund the program Associates stepped to the plateAssociates stepped the kids have taken to it.” the kids have taken The response has been great andgreat been has response The should know what you want… should know what flowers for their girlfriend, youflowers for their girlfriend, later in life, or they’re just buyingjust they’re or life, in later they want to pursue as a careera as pursue to want they he said. “Whether it’s something it’s he said. “Whether and so a program was born. and so a program the kids in a sort of lab class. the kids in interest in teaching floral design to design floral teaching interest in asked her if she might have an if she might have asked her throughout the year. Gallagher the year. throughout panel of judges – just like the tele professional sound system and a vision show. which will be on a stage with a signed up to be part of the show, signed up to be part of the show,

Talent. 13, known as Charlestown’s Got 13, known as Charlestown’s of a new talent show tonight, June Week format has been the creation Week es to this year’s Charlestown Pride es to this year’s SATURDAY BIG DAY SCHEDULED SCHEDULED BIG DAY community and it’s incredible.” community and it’s - - - JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE However, what seems to be However, justa roundabout is plaza That “That tree is a 45-foot tall Red and Chadwick Right now, the last remaining “Right now, ter and they’ve been wonderfully sculpted by nature being isolat ed,” he said. favorite area is the Chadwick’s entry garden, known internally right now as Oak Plaza. steps from the sidewalk that has a Red Oak tree that is 45-feet-tall as the focal point – with weeping cherry trees, Scotch Pines and With plantings framing it. other a and tree the around benches area, clear sight-line to the tree’s it is a space that Chadwick gave care to planning. Oak,” he said. “It came from New Jersey and weighed 19,000 pounds when we planted it. I traveled all over New Jersey and looked at many oak trees in the north and south of the state. We ais it because one this on settled tree I would want to stop to look at. I looked at a lot of trees and it was one that I would stop for. a dra That tree called to me…It’s matic area and we want people to experience it.” his team are putting in some of the final touches on the outdoor plant, some flowers here and there and mulch around some of the beds. As that winds down, Chadwick said he is simply anx ious to see the reaction from guests – a reaction he hopes will come with some major ‘wow’ factor included. part of the landscape to add is the people,” he said. - - - - www.charlestownbridge.com Visit Visit The front entrance is ensconced want it to feel like it’s “We The Norway Spruce trees come The Scotch Pines come from The trees were promoted by Chadwick and his team were “They have a lot of charac tree by going around it.” with trees that are already 25 to 40 feet high, and they include Norway Spruce, White Spruce and the Encore Signature Scottish Pines that run up and down the drive. It has gone from a dirty, dead landscape to a virtual for est that transforms one from an contemplated a to area urban forest. “We said. he place,” special a thought through every part of how the landscape would inter act with the guests and the pub- it… planning were we when lic meant to transcend the place It’s you’re in.” from retired Christmas tree farms in the Buffalo area. Chadwick personally drove around for hours searching and tagging trees that Encore wished to uproot and bring back to the site. another reusable source too. federal government conservation II in the War efforts after World New England area. There are vast fields of those trees now throughout New England in very dense forests. As it would hap pen, some of those trees migrated outside of the forests and ended to adjacent fields into isolated up the forests. able to scour the fields in those areas and find wayward, lonely to thePines to bring back Scotch Encore forest on Rt. 99. 4

Four years has made an incredible difference on Rt. 99, as the sidewalk and entryway gardens have opened up to Four years has made an incredible difference in preparation for the June 23 opening. This photo was taken at the public at Encore Boston Harbor this week city line, in February 2015 just prior to construction when the corridor the entrance to the casino, and the Boston link fence, semi-trucks, dangerous bike lanes/sidewalks and worn-out looked like it had for generations – chain will help the public and the same spot has been turned into a garden forest that the company said pavement. Now, something magical. No expense has been spared, and many of trees guests transcend their regular lives and into are greater than 30 feet tall already. A

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f n o i Memorial: Panel 10, East Line 4. rest at the Calvary Cemetery in Cemetery the Calvary at rest and his name is located Waltham on the National Law Enforcement of Honor at BPD on the Wall Headquarters and the Mass Law Enforcement Memorial located on the grounds of the Massachusetts a Hero State House. Additionally, Sign is posted in honor and mem- ory of Officer Malloy at the cor ner of Bunker Hill and Hunter Streets in Charlestown. Should anyone find themselves in that area, please keep an eye out for Hero Sign and, if time Malloy’s allows, take a second to say a prayer and acknowledge the ser vice and sacrifice of a brave soul who died protecting and serving our city while also recognizing the hurt, heartache and hard ship endured by all those he left behind. s generation.” Massachusetts Congresswoman F. Harrington Memorial Memorial Harrington F. sponsored , Award Scholarship Strategies, Inc. “Theseby Planned of ourstudents are the future Local Teamsters said nation,” M. O'Brien.25 President Sean anand engaged smart, are “They is good in theexample of all that andworld. If the achievements so far is anygoals they have had expect noth indication, we can ing but greatness from the futureing but greatness from p d i n h ------e from s i r r f e . b w m w e w m r o f Happy Bunker Hill Day! Charlestown Branch Library, 179 Main St.

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•The BPDA expects to release a•The BPDA expects •The USS Constitution Constitution •The USS weeks. Request For Proposals (RFP) laterRequest For Proposals detailedthis month, requesting waterborneproposals for public kayaking, activities such as canoeing, and/or paddleboarding. Based on the proposals received, the BPDA hopes to issue a license with the option to this summer, extend the license for a full season in subsequent years. Museum received approval andreceived approval Museum the BPDA to installa grant from exhibits interpretive historical this summer. around Dry Dock 2 now andThese are being designed in the comingshould be installed - - Adding floor area on levels 2 and 3,

*118 Elm St •Zoning Board of Appeals areresidents and hearing, public a is This June 11, 9:30 a.m. When: Tuesday, Where: Boston City Hall Room 801, 1 City Hall Proposals: 324-330 Bunker Hill St. (Sawyer’s 20, 5 p.m. June When: Thursday, Boston (Subcommittee) Where: 1010 Mass Ave, Proposals: *3 Lawnwood Pl. *14 Allston St. *22 Oak St June 25, 9:30 a.m. When: Tuesday, Where: Boston City Hall Room 801, 1 City Hall Proposals: *2 Ludlow St *20-22 Monument St *25 Monument Ave •Harvard Kent School Dates 10 a.m. June 13 – K2 Moving Up Ceremony, June 17 – 5th Grade graduation, 10 a.m. June 17 – Last Full Day of School 2:10at Release of School, Day Last – 19 June Prescott School Dates •Warren June 13: Field Day June 18: Early Release June 19: Last Day of School - Early Release *1 Ludlow St. Purpose:

Zachrison adding a bathroom. Adding roof deck with head house. encouraged to attend. Square, Boston Lot). (RESCHEDULED from May 25th) Square, Boston p.m. discovered the deck was constructed illegally.

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For For town residents in print. On Tuesday afternoon, the On Tuesday The meeting will be June 19 at activation Yard other Navy In Guard and/or the City of BostonGuard and/or continued Board,” Licensing Ship is Tall the statement. “The owner as theowned by the same we under Pier 6 Restaurant, and is consider stand that the owner business planing a change to his at Pierthat might have it remain 6 for the summer.” Charlestown Friends of the informed its members Navy Yard be a meetingthat there would “operate theto discuss plans to Caledonia tall ship as a restaurant at Pier 6.” 6 p.m. on Pier 6. news: [email protected] - Applicant: Pat Otoole

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During this meeting, BTD’s Bill Conroy will be During this meeting, BTD’s If there are questions before then, or anyone •Boston Harbor For All - Charlestown Where: Charlestown Navy Yard, Pier 1 Where: Charlestown Navy Yard, •From the June 11 Zoning Board meeting, City RECOMMENDATIONS: *81 High St. Purpose: What: When: •All are invited to a meeting to discuss trans portation and infrastructure surrounding the areathe surrounding infrastructure and portation – Village" "Lost the as known Charlestown in on the other side of I-93. the area of the Town This meeting will be hosted by the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services and the Boston and there will be var Department, Transportation ious other entities available as well. able to share current and future ideas for the area, and the City plans on exploring more ideas that the community brings as well. The meeting will take and will June 18, 6- 7:30 p.m. place on Tuesday, Common be held at the Cambridge College Town Room (500 Rutherford Ave.). cannot attend and would like to submit comments, please reach out to Mayoral Liaison Quinlan Locke. of an existing roof structure. Deck is 16x18 and Supported by posting on exterior wall and brick wall. There was an existing roof deck constructed on the property prior that we had to remove due to rubber roof failure underneath, at that point we National Park Service for a FREE cruise of Boston Enjoy food, art, music, and harbor views Harbor. all aboard the Provincetown II. Get your tickets - now at https://www.bostonharbornow.org/charles towncruise/ 5:30pm, Cruise 6:30pm - 8:00pm Hall: “We are aware that the tall are aware that “We “The BPDA has no role inrole no has BPDA “The The Charlestown Patriot Bridge is interested in publishing the memories of Charles The Charlestown Patriot Bridge If you or someone you know would like to share your experiences, please send email like to share your experiences, please send email If you or someone you know would ship, planned to be converted intoship, planned to be at Dry Docka floating restaurant Shipyardto connection a with 2 docked adja- Park, was recently a statement read Pier 6,” to cent this time, thefrom the BPDA. “At the necessaryship does not have permits, andlicensing agreement, to moveconstruction complete remain We into Dry Dock 2. stepshopeful that these necessary the restau will be taken so that rant will be able to move to the agreed upon location this summer. location regulating the ship’s next to Pier 6, and to operate a wouldlocation restaurant at that require approval from the Coast -

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Three Colonial gentlemen from Charlestown (Rick Young, Tom Coots and Paul Lane) raise a toast Tuesday eve Coots and Paul Lane) raise a toast Tuesday Tom (Rick Young, Three Colonial gentlemen from Charlestown part of the June activities. the good doctor’s birthday is a tradition for the Charlestown Militia that goes back many years and is always a birthday is a tradition the good doctor’s ning, June 11, on the birthday of Dr. Joseph Warren at his namesake, The Warren Tavern. The annual toast to The annual Tavern. at his namesake, The Warren Joseph Warren ning, June 11, on the birthday of Dr. more than 20 years of research Revolution’s Lost Hero’ after Lost Revolution’s Dr. Joseph Warren, the American Joseph Warren, Dr. Martyr: The Life and Death of ing his first book, ‘Foundinging his first book, writing circuit, recently publish a new figure on the historical enjoy. for the liberty we all know andknow all we liberty the for gave up more than just his life the trail of rebellion and that he stand how long Warren was on stand how long Warren is stressing that everyone under that stressing is written a new take on the general – but one new author who has Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775 and martyrdom in the Battle of and Boston – his leadership is unavoidable in Charlestown martyr who put it all on the line martyr who put it all on

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Director Derek Gallagher Photos by Seth Daniel JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Capt. Ken Fong accepted citations for his Department from Mayor Martin Edwards and State Rep. Dan Ryan. Lydia Councilor Walsh, Chris Tucker and Ms. Merullo (accepting for her daughter) received Chris Tucker were joined by Councilor They scholarships in memory of Peter Looney. Rep. Dan Ryan. Billy Boyle, and State Edwards, Ann O’Leary, Lydia 8 The Bunker Hill Associates gathered for a photo with Mayor Martin Walsh, State Rep. Dan Ryan, Councilor State Rep. Dan Ryan, photo with Mayor Martin Walsh, The Bunker Hill Associates gathered for a Edwards and Sen. Sal DiDomenico. Lydia Jim Lister and William. THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE

5TH ANNUAL PETER LOONEY NIGHT LOONEY PETER ANNUAL 5TH from Captain America with Haven Kaiser at the playground. hoodpark.com 500 RUTHERFORD AVENUE RUTHERFORD 500 hoodpark.com to our Charlestown friends and neighbors HAPPY BUNKER HILL DAY! The 5th annual Peter LooneyThe 5th PAGE 8 PAGE Mayor Martin Walsh joined the original five CHAD (Charlestown Against Mayor Martin Walsh Judy Evers, Billy Boyle, Drugs) members, including State Rep. Dan Ryan, after Peter Looney CHAD disbanded Jack Pierce and Leo Breen. Sadly, but the tradition will be carried on by the Associates on Night on Tuesday, of Charlestown Pride Week. Tuesday Night had great weather Tuesday Tuesday weather great had Night for the first time innight, June 11, huge turnouta few year – with a Pridefor the annual Charlestown of event named in honor Week The Bunker the late Peter Looney. on handHill Associates were and all thewith pizza, popsicles latebeautiful a for necessary fun spring night in the park.

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Doll Carriage or Maureen Collier 617-838-0725, 617-838-0725, or Maureen Collier Saturday, June 15th at at 15th June Saturday, David Whelan Scholarship Fund 10:00am By email: Edna Kelly’s Annual Annual Edna Kelly’s The Doll Carriage Parade is sponsored by: To register please call Maria Marcella 617-816-4933 register please call Maria Marcella 617-816-4933 To or visit Edna Kelly’s Doll Carriage Parade on Facebook Facebook Carriage Parade on Doll or visit Edna Kelly’s Pre-registration required! Deadline Friday June 14. June Friday Deadline required! Pre-registration Open to ALL Charlestown Children-prizes for all entries! Reilly Bartlett, Courtney Collins and Lisa Collins. - PETER LOONEY NIGHT LOONEY PETER . It’s in print and print in . It’s Consumer Action OWNER’S MANUAL OWNER’S THINK OF IT AS AN FOR YOUR MONEY. FOR YOUR JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Order your free copy online copy free your Order CO 81009. 81009. CO write to Handbook, Pueblo, to Handbook,write Pueblo, at ConsumerAction.gov or or ConsumerAction.gov at online at ConsumerAction.gov. at online Handbook The freeThe Ryan. Mayor Martin Walsh, Councilor Lydia Edwards, and State Rep. Dan Edwards, and State Rep. Councilor Lydia Mayor Martin Walsh, Brian McKinley was honored in a surprise citation on Tuesday from citation on Tuesday Brian McKinley was honored in a surprise ended. outset of the cele before the night of the night at the treats were to come in their first popsicle bration. Many more were fully involved Graham Parkinson Theo Shapiro and POP-SICLE! Sheets had a great time Tuesday. Kate, Xesca, Althea and Gideon Pg. 11)

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JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE ontinued C ( Joanne Vesey Paul Morceau Samuel Morris Thomas White Patrick Langan Daniel Sheehan Daniel Noonan Daniel Noonan Daniel Noonan Robert O'Toole Joseph Zuffante William Durette William Special Thanks to: John "Jack" Alves Tom Coots, Chairman Tom Graphic Design Artists Graphic Artists support Colonial Militia Committee First Responders Committee Sean Boyle, Robbie Marcella Gill, Mary Gillen, Erin Woods, Gill, Mary Gillen, Erin Woods, Veterans Participation Committee Veterans Commander John Benda, U.S. Navy John Benda, U.S. Commander Community Fund Raising Committee Robert Beckwith, Melissa Brennan, ElaineRobert Beckwith, Melissa Brennan, 50/50 Raffle, Scratchy Raffle & Decal Sellers 50/50 Raffle, Scratchy Raffle & Decal Daniel "Doc" Sheehan and Roseann Sheehan Daniel "Doc" Sheehan and Roseann Carolyn Shannon, Janet Sullivan & Paul Wrenn Carolyn Shannon, Janet Sullivan & Kathleen Noonan, Lisa Collins, Kelli Forbes, KatieKathleen Noonan, Lisa Collins, Kelli Donovan, Suzanne Fogarty, Peggy Ann Gallagher, Gallagher, Peggy Ann Donovan, Suzanne Fogarty, 10 A.L. Al Snow Chaplain: John Duffy Don Haska Sam Morris JD Mangrum Michael Kelliher Historical Park Kathleen Noonan Brandon Jackson Maureen Gannon Legion Auxiliary American Legion Assistant Chaplains Parade Coordinators: Honorable James Collins Honorable James Roman Catholic Church Honorable Dennis Kearney Honorable Dennis Honorable Gerard Doherty Honorable Gerard House of Representatives House of Military Support Committee: Honorable Richard A. Voke, Esq. A. Voke, Honorable Richard Honorable Eugene O’Flaherty, Esq. O’Flaherty, Honorable Eugene Brett P. Reistad, National Commander, The Reistad, National Commander, Brett P. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Parish Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Rev. James J. Ronan, Pastor St. Mary and St. James J. Ronan, Pastor St. Mary Rev. Rev. Patrick F. Healy, O.F.M. Chaplain Post 26 O.F.M. Healy, Patrick F. Rev. Honorable Lydia Edwards, Boston City Council Edwards, Boston Lydia Honorable Erik Maloy, Pastor First Church in Charlestown Pastor First Church in Erik Maloy, Honorable Daniel Ryan, Member, Massachusetts Member, Daniel Ryan, Honorable Rev. Daniel Mahoney, Pastor St. Francis De Sales Pastor St. Francis Daniel Mahoney, Rev. Kathy Dungan, National President, The AmericanKathy Dungan, National THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE Michael Creasey, Superintendent, Boston National Superintendent, Michael Creasey, ROSTER FOR THE 2019 BUNKER HILL PARADE HILL BUNKER THE 2019 FOR ROSTER Chief Marshal Entertainment Kenneth Brissette MIlton K. Lashus Parade Committee Bunker Hill Post 26, OFFICIAL ROSTER The American Legion The American Legion Massachusetts Senate the parade committee.the parade Events and Film Director Honorary Chief Marshals June 16, 2019 12:30 P.M. June 16, 2019 12:30 Past Commander, J. W. Conway J. W. Past Commander, Under auspices of City of Boston Under auspices of The Parade starts at Hayes Square The Parade starts Parade Adjutant: Arthur L. Hurley Honorable Martin J. Walsh, Mayor J. Walsh, Honorable Martin Arthur L. Hurley, General Chairman Arthur L. Hurley, Honorable Sal DiDomenico, Member, Honorable Sal DiDomenico, Member, Sponsored by The Battle of Bunker HillSponsored by The BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL PARADE BATTLE Adjutant, Department Of Massachusetts, Honorable Martin J. Walsh, Mayor of Boston Honorable Martin J. Walsh, This information is printed as an informational is printed This information Director, Mayor’s Office of Tourism, Sports and Office of Tourism, Mayor’s Director, PAGE 10 PAGE guide only. The parade line up is subject to change by up is subject to change The parade line guide only.

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Candidate for Boston City Council At-Large Candidate for Boston City Council Spaulding is proud to serve and be part Community. of the Charlestown Hill Day. a SafeHave Bunker and Happy JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Lower Bunker Hill Street (between Vine Street and Vine Hill Street (between Lower Bunker - - JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE PHOTOS BY BY PHOTOS he unofficial start of he unofficial start Week, Charlestown Pride annual this year the 11th DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN Many sirens, horns, and bells cles such as buses, construction equipment, ambulances, fire trucks, police cars, and more available to kids young and old to get up close and explore. to were rung – a fitting kick-off a week of fun. Touch A Truck event was held Truck A Touch Schrafft's at a new location: the Center in Sullivan Square. Sponsored by the Charlestown A Touch Association, Mothers than 20 vehi saw more Truck Mayor Martin Walsh, (top) with Mayor Martin Walsh, some of his younger constitu ents from Charlestown: Oscar with Belge and Barrett Tager, Alexandera and Austin O'Shea, who seemed to have his mind on an ice cream sandwich at the moment. Councilors Lydia Edwards and Councilors Lydia with Councilor Wu's Michelle Wu kids, Blaise and Cass. T 14 Jack Wright gets a first-hand look from the driver's seat of the Encore Jack Wright Soucy. Boston Harbor shuttle bus with driver Gerry THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE MEMBER FDIC SIF MEMBER 617.325.9955 617.325.9955 617.242.0380 617.325.2900

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Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black - PAGE 15 PAGE WWW.EINC-ACTION.ORG space is limited - REGISTER ONLINE. is limited - REGISTER space fee covers registration and a snack. projects, art activities, more At “e” inc.’s Science emporium. inc.’s “e” more At activities, games, art activities, story time, and story activities, art games, activities, a new topic each month with hands-on science month with hands-on each topic a new children ages 5 to 7 are invited to come explore explore come 7 are invited to 5 to children ages Matt Grygiel assists his son, Holden, in exploring the driver's seat in a Boston Fire Engine 32, housed conveniently around the corner in Sullivan Square. Adriel Melo is dwarfed by the giant tire on the Boston Public Works bull the Boston Public Works Adriel Melo is dwarfed by the giant tire on dozer. - Left: New friends and fel low Bostonians Desmond Avery and Penelope Ng check out the excitement found in the controls of a BPD cruiser. 15 15

THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE TOUCH A TRUCK EVENT AT THE SCHRAFFT'S CENTER SCHRAFFT'S THE AT EVENT TRUCK A TOUCH son José Alejandro Martinez-St. Guillen (2nd from right) and Germarie Martinez check out a Casella truck. son José Alejandro Martinez-St. Guillen (2nd from right) and Germarie Martinez check Boston City Councilor At-Large candidate Alejandra St. Guillen (right) with her wife Josiane Martinez (left) their Boston City Councilor At-Large candidate Alejandra St. Guillen (right) with her wife pose with members of Charlestown Mothers Association, organizers of Touch A Truck. Association, organizers of Touch pose with members of Charlestown Mothers State Rep. Dan Ryan (3rd from left) with Mayor Martin Walsh (4th from right) and City Councilor Lydia Edwards (4th from right) and City Councilor Lydia Martin Walsh (3rd from left) with Mayor State Rep. Dan Ryan

- - - and Cell phones GPS devices this includes: includes: this Loose Change Bags/Luggage Laptop computers JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE LOSE IT! LOSE CRIMES OF OPPORTUNITY TOGETHER WE CAN REDUCE TOGETHER WE CAN 40 NEW SUDBURY ST. • 617-343-4627 ST. 40 NEW SUDBURY PROPERTY PLAIN IN VIEW! DON’T BE A VICTIM! BOSTON POLICE A-1 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICE PLEASE PERSONAL REMOVE YOUR You have been given this notification have You as a cautionary LEAVE IT Boston Officers Police reminder. are reminding you of the following: unlocked. vehicle your DO NOT leave in the ignition. keys your DO NOT leave idling and vehicle unattended. your DO NOT leave He said they are adding cre- ato out equaled has it of All The hours now are 11 a.m. tain with a prime seat is called the Quarters. Captain’s ative lighting day-by-day – includ- ing some nice lighting elements for the fountain. There is fami ly bowling, a public piano, the 200 lawn/board games, library, five custom built cornhole courts and furniture such as Adirondack chairs and bean bags. very nice place to spend and eve ning or afternoon in what was an underutilized, hidden-gem area of the Navy Yard. Saturday, Friday, p.m. 11 to and Sunday; and 4-11 p.m. on Monday to Thursday. - Founding Members of Partners HealthCare Sinclair added that one of the One of the principles of the Anthem Group, Chris Sinclair, on what is Chris Sinclair, One of the principles of the Anthem Group, at Shipyard of the Anchor Venue Quarters area now dubbed the Captain’s space is about to be com Park. The beer/wine garden and family game bined with a vigorous programming schedule for summer that includes bined with a vigorous programming schedule on the Stairs. live music, trivia nights, and even Shakespeare Instead, under the license agree license Instead, under the ment, Anthem will set aside a minimum of 15 percent of their pub- inclusive free, for sales gross lic programming throughout the This programming Navy Yard. includewill and month this starts Series, Wellness Waterfront a field trips guided Navy Yard for local kids groups in the day, movie nights and other social and arts themed events. most popular places to hang out is the upper floor on Shipyard Park at the brick structure – an area that has been closed for years. He Nest, Crow’s the it call they said foun- the above nook another and - - you

16 Precision Medicine Initiative, PMI, All of Us, the All of Us logo, and “The Future of Health Begins with You” are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. to create a healthier future for all of us. 617-768-8300 or 617-414-3300 us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. begins with [email protected] [email protected] or JoinAllofUs.org The more researchers know about what makes each of Join a research effort with one million people nationwide The future of health The BPDA said it has beenhas it said BPDA The are pleased that Anthem “We The BPDA is not charging and there’s more to come.” and there’s even Anchor, pleased so far with was rainythough the early season and cold. outdoor community Group’s activitiesgathering space, with visitors of allfor residents and and wineages, along with beer service, has had a successful start read a statement from this year,” the BPDA. “After a ‘soft-open’ in approximately 2,500 mid-May, people have enjoyed the overall physical space and the various public amenities it has to offer, including complimentary lawn and board games, a variety of seating arrangements, and a com munity bike rack and library. A munity bike rack and library. spacethe using those of majority are families, with a consistent mix of neighbors, Boston residents and tourists. It is a dog-friendly environment with dozens of dogs per day frequenting the space and enjoying the complimentary water dishes, treats, and toys. the curated lighting Additionally, scheme has enhanced the utiliza tion of the space into the evening hours.” the Anthem group a significant rent to operate their concession. - - - THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE

“The emphasis is not on the“The emphasis is “The Anchor is the kick-off manage the program at Shipyardmanage the program lookingare and Yard, Navy the in oneas summer great a to forward activation pro of the three chosen posals for the area. space andalcohol, but on the said the program elements,” calen- program full “The Sinclair. There willdar is coming in June. be an open market, live music, movies, trivia nights, children’s’ a public art installation and even Shakespeare on the Steps. to six months of bringing pro activity tosome and gramming the space here,” he said. “When we looked at the space, we saw a space that needed rehabilita tion, but inherently was beautiful – the waterfront and the skyline were there. It had all the elements. some done some masonry, We’ve electrical and work carpentry work. That has brought it to life - -

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PAGE 16 PAGE Anchor Venue in Shipyard Park in Shipyard Venue Anchor Mercurio of The Anthem Group The of Mercurio have brought on Shelby Ellwell to up its outdoor beer/wine garden and event space for the season at Shipyard Park, and after a slow month due to rain, the space is beginning to fulfill its charge from the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) to bring life to the park. Shipyard Park during a recentShipyard Park during strange thingafternoon, a Friday the foun was taking place around drinks. rather than an isolation. tain. ers.

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black - PAGE 17 PAGE He added that he is in the begin Author Christian DiSpigna has authored the recently-published book ‘Founding Martyr: The Life Joseph Warren, and Death of Dr. Lost the American Revolution’s Hero.’ The book lays the ground, about how Warren primarily, had been involved in the fight for Independence nearly 10 years before being killed at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Williamsburg Foundation, and Foundation, and Williamsburg periodmany with closely worked scholars. Joseph ning stages of forming a Dr. Society and is Historical Warren theat Trustees of Board a forming moment. - - “He was in the battle and was DiSpigna graduated with a Above all else, though, is layingAbove all else, though, against Britain for 10 years beforeagainst Britain for 10 Washington others like George and John Adams joined the cause. one of the last to leave the rear guard redoubt,” he said. “The battle is lost, but he stays to make getsand retreats everyone sure only one route to out. There’s the last to Cambridge and he’s sub leave the redoubt. This isn’t written and confirmed. jective. It’s Imagine the bravery that took. shot through the face. He was He’s right in the center of the action as he had been for 10 years in Boston.” Columbia from history in degree University where he began his 20 years research on Warren immerse himself in ago. To DiSpigna 18th century history, Virginia, Williamsburg, to moved volunteered for the Colonial the idea that there are no more there are no the idea that the left form direct descendants said he In fact, family. General’s descendantshe found numerous hisin helpful been have they and research. participatingdown the fact that militiamen inalongside the regular Hill was stan the Battle of Bunker doctor whodard procedure for the the revolutionhad been fighting - Wishing everyone a everyone Wishing www.charlestownbridge.com 17 17 Happy Bunker Hill Day! Hill Happy Bunker Visit Visit DiSpigna has also uncovered also has DiSpigna DiSpigna has found a source DiSpigna said he also refutes One of them was a privateOne of them doing gratis treatments “He’s Massacre,” he said. “Monk diedMassacre,” he said. the 6th but he was eventually, and final victim of the Boston Massacre.” new materials that give a peak into the private life of General a long dispute – including Warren over why he married his wife, with just DiSpigna believing it wasn’t for money as some believe, but that he truly loved his wife. document from a newspaper in June 17, 1875 where a descendant mourn wearing a was of Warren’s ing ring at the Battle of Bunker Hill exercises. That ring had been to mourn the made by Warren death of his wife, and it was made with very expensive materials. It something, he said, that a isn’t person only out for money would have done. movement in Boston. movement the contained a piece of letter that Warren. Dr. Medical Journal of that Journal As it happened, thatshowing entry an contained treated Christopher Monk Warren victim of the– who was the sixth ultimatelyBoston Massacre and died of his injuries. after thefor Christopher Monk - - - - THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE DiSpigna said part of the basis “If General Warren isn’t killed isn’t “If General Warren One of the difficulties in in the difficulties of One prominence, he’s overshadowed prominence, he’s and forgotten. His family is left destitute…He left four orphans and without recompense.” hadhe fact the book was his of found several new original doc uments and source materials. A lot of those documents confirmed was active in the that Warren rebel cause long before it was a he becomes the first American hero,” said DiSpigna. “The Catch 22 is his involvement in that bat tle is the culmination of 10 years of his involvement in insurrec tion…He is a major figure in the movement and then he suddenly involved any more dies and isn’t in the Revolution. He died before all the action and died as a trai tor to King George III. There is no America yet. He dies as a traitor to the Crown. When all andfame to rise men other the materials. DiSpigna said his earlymaterials. DiSpigna Declarationdeath – prior to the a role inof Independence – played rebelthat, as well as the Colonial so thepenchant to burn records get their hands British couldn’t there are fewon them. Likewise, family, descendants in the Warren and he died without a male heir – a huge hardship to a family legacy in those times. Hill,Breeds on afternoon that anyway.” proper Warren’s establishing and history, place in American details of hisin researching the ofscarcity the is Boston in life - - -

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Patriot Whigs was social and professional suicide and he did it connections on both sides of the divide. His casting his lot with and a Harvard graduate. He hasHe graduate. a Harvard and Jefferson? Warren is a profes a is Warren Jefferson? sional and a gentleman – a doctor was talking about Independencewas talking about long before 1765. Where was of the most radical Patriots with Samuel Adams. He never quit. He to 1775. Undeniably he was one Patriots who are doing what he 1765from consistently as did few I can think of who are asare of who think can I few noreally are There important. exceptions,” he said. “There are how pivotal a figure he was in early American history with few shots of the Revolution. doctor in the years before the first that fateful day to find out just what was going on with the good deeper into Warren’s life before deeper into Warren’s Bunker Hill. General—he volunteered to fight alongside soldiers in the Battle of sacrifice for the cause when— cause the for sacrifice although commissioned a Major Adams, and made the ultimateAdams, and made Sons of Liberty with such leadersSons of Liberty with and Samuelas John Hancock ble for setting Paul Revere onRevere Paul for setting ble in thehis famous ride, served ary movement. He is responsi ary movement. He Dr. Joseph Warren was a key Joseph Warren Dr. revolution force in America’s who owned orchards in Roxbury, in Roxbury, who owned orchards achieve for a decade.” achieve for the ideas of freedom and liberty, liberty, and freedom of ideas the tohad been fighting ideas he - - - JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Locke said he has a lot to talkLocke said for what it“It was a great drug Locke and the rest of the jury, ing gun we’ve all know about,ing gun we’ve we have the concretebut now evidence.” explainingabout on June 18, just modelthe free-wheeling business this companythat was used by He said the drug to make money. intendedits drug for a great was wantedpurpose, but the company relieve peo to make money – not ple with terminal cancer. for,” invented and approved was a great drug for Locke said. “It’s cancer patients who are dying, but really make money on he couldn’t that. He invested $70 million of his money in the company and he need Subsys to be approved off-la bel so he got doctors to approve what they did. it off-label. That’s Then the money started rolling in.” 14 days, con deliberating after victed Insys founder and former Executive Chairman John N. 76, of Phoenix, Ariz.; Kapoor, Richard M. Simon, 48, of Seal Beach, Calif., the former National 38,Lee, Sunrise Sales; of Director Mich., a former of Bryant City, Regional Sales Director; Joseph A. Fla., Rowan, 45, of Panama City, a former Regional Sales Director; of 55, Gurry, J. Michael and Scottsdale, Ariz., the former Vice President of Managed Markets, of a RICO conspiracy. - The bribes and kickbacks tookThe bribes The defendants also conspired a authored has who Kelly, “My story is representative of equal to at least twice the amountequal to at to the practitioner. of bribes paid March 2012,multiple forms. In “speaker pro Insys began using intended grams” purportedly awareness ofto increase brand edu- Subsys through peer-to-peer and dinners. cational lunches were programs the However, to pay bribesused as a vehicle practi- and kickbacks to targeted for increasedtioners in exchange and increasedSubsys prescriptions the pro- dosage. In most instances, grams were shams. to mislead and defraud health insurance providers who were reluctant to approve payment for the drug when it was prescribed for non-cancer patients. memoir of his opiate addiction and recovery process, said the experiences Insys case and Locke’s were astounding and proof of what everyone has known for years – that corporate executives have preyed upon the masses with opiates to make money. what happens when these tactics said.he people,” against used are stand a chance. This “I didn’t case is the opiate experience in a could take people to nutshell. We a couple of local cemeteries and I could point out a couple hundred whose lives are lost in my genera- tion because of this. It is the loss of a generation…This case and involvement is the smok- Hank’s ------2019 18 (Lataya, Age 18) Age (Lataya, (Lataya, Age 18) Age (Lataya, 2019 2019 www.CharlestownCoalition.org www.CharlestownCoalition.org According to the US Attorney’s Attorney’s According to the US pharma- used defendants The geted practitioners with the total value of bribes and kickbacks paid. The defendants used this eliminateinformation to reduce or bribes paid to practitioners who failed to meet satisfactory pre- scribing requirements, which they determined to be the net revenue said it was her new medicine and her new medicine said it was sprayingby it use to how her told a chance. There have it. She didn’t into nights I came were a couple I and told everyone the jury room lot of the jurors sleep. A couldn’t Most of us were felt the same way. on the same page.” 2012 to Office, from May defendantsDecember 2015, the practitioners,conspired to bribe pain clin many of whom operated them to pre ics, in order to induce painscribe Insys’ fentanyl-based patients to Subsys, medication, unnecessary. often when medically rapid-onsetSubsys is a powerful, cancertreat opioid intended to patients suffering intense break through pain. cy data to identify practitioners who either prescribed unusual ly high volumes of rapid-onset opioids, or had demonstrated a capacity to do so, and bribed and provided kickbacks to the practi ofnumber the increase to tioners new Subsys prescriptions, and to increase the dosage and number of units of Subsys. The defendants also measured the success of their criminal enterprise by comparing tar from earned revenue net the - - - THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE You Did It! You Did It! (Rahsaun, Age 19) Age (Rahsaun, (Rahsaun, Age 19) Age (Rahsaun, “This was the first case in“This was the first In fact, during the trial at feder “These people had no chance,” cer patients – essentially addictingcer patients of peoplehundreds and hundreds drug. with high doses of the chargesthe country that sought owner of theand convicted the marketingcompany making and “What I sawopiates,” he said. of my life onover four months disregard forthat jury was blatant to people.what they were doing who knewThey could care less They werewhat they were doing. open. Onethe this out in doing weemail an had president vice matter saw that said it didn’t what they do because they money they made would pay for the fine they would eventually get. It was one of the most fascinating experiences of my life. I grew up in Charlestown and know what goes on here. I’ve done a lot, heard a lot and this was incredible what these guys did. It was just so callous.” al court, Locke said he and several jurors would show up the next day clearly bothered by what they thebeing that – witnessed had patients who had unknowingly become addicted to these pow erful opiates through the scheme concocted by the company and the doctors that were bribed. Locke said. “One woman came home and found a box of Fentanyl on her porch in a box. Her doctor uncovered by insurers wherebyuncovered doctors bribing company was the the drug for non-can to prescribe - - - - - (Jeremiah, Age 19) Age (Jeremiah, (Jeremiah, Age 19) Age (Jeremiah, 2019 Turn It Around High School Graduates, 2019 Turn It Around High School Graduates, By Seth Daniel Follow Us: Facebook.com/TurnItAroundCharlestown Twitter.com/TurnItAroundCtn Instagram.com/TurnItAroundCtn Follow Us: Facebook.com/TurnItAroundCharlestown Twitter.com/TurnItAroundCtn Instagram.com/TurnItAroundCtn

Five were convicted by Locke Locke was tapped for federal Locke, Jury Foreman MikeljohnLocke, Jury Foreman Hank Locke has been aroundHank Locke PAGE 18 PAGE and the rest of the federal jury on May 2 for charges of bribery and defrauding private and pub sen to sit on the groundbreaking case against Insys Therapeutics – a maker of Subsys, a highly-ad- dictive sublingual fentanyl spray intended for cancer patients expe riencing breakthrough pain. It was the first case of its kind where brought were charges criminal against executives and sales man agers of a company accused of illegally marketing opiates. lic insurance. It was a scheme jury duty earlier this year, and after jury duty earlier this year, potential jurors100 than more were weeded through, he was cho Freitus, and author Jack Kelly will appear June 18 at Shipyard Park to talk about the case in a forum sponsored by the Friends of the Yard, Navy Charlestown the Charlestown Coalition and the Anthem Group. It will take place at 7 p.m. Charlestown his entire life, andCharlestown his entire seen and heard a lot of scams he’s he saidweek this but schemes, and when believe his ears he couldn’t derivedhe heard the schemes company toby an opiate drug aggressivelymarket their drug mea bribery and other through thesures – essentially catapulting levels. opiate epidemic to new Charlestown man to speak about jury duty on groundbreaking federal Opiate case Opiate federal on groundbreaking jury duty about to speak man Charlestown

Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black - PAGE 19 PAGE Happy Happy 617-337-3191 Charlestown Monument! 251 Main Street Charlestown! on Parade Day! Parade on From all of us at us of all From Dining - takeout - delivery - takeout Dining Stop by and see us us see and by Stop monumentcharlestown.com Bunker Hill Day Bunker Hill Day - - 19 Council President Michelle Wu held a campaign re-election kick-off in Charlestown’s Tangierino on June 5 and host Tangierino held a campaign re-election kick-off in Charlestown’s Council President Michelle Wu ed about 70 people from the Town. Some of her ardent supporters in attendance included David Hennessey, Ellen her ardent supporters in attendance included David Hennessey, Some of ed about 70 people from the Town. Julie Hall. Jack Kelly and Naamad, Councilor Wu, Kitzis, Amanda Zettel, Ed Callahan, Samad development in the country and resulted in displacement for that’s a longhere who have been people time,” she said. “Our City agencies should be focused on stabilizing peoplecity a Boston making and be can afford to live in. It shouldn’t a case where the BPDA and Urban Renewal are tools to support fur ther acceleration of development.” - - - - THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE •Wellness Shirt and Winner •Wellness Principal and •Letters from our Principal, Vice a Sixth Grade expan •Newspaper announcing sion for 2020 Fellow Principal A recent meeting at City HallA recent meeting Wu said it was her under said it was Wu even“I’m not sure they’ve She said agencies like the BPDA see that Boston is one of “We Charlestown. con ended somewhat run by Wu troversially, with the BPDA seem troversially, they intendedingly indicating that larger Urbanto keep many of the CharlestownRenewal Areas like rather than sunset them. bewould plan the that standing phase out thefocused on how to and she isUrban Renewal tool, for that. given the appropriate amount of time for public participation,” she said, noting that the meetings areasthe largest set up for are like Charlestown and the South theto close – last come to End cut-off date for a final report on the process. “Urban Renewal is differentvery a of by-product a history…We time in our country’s are still acting like we need this powerful tool to deal with blight in our downtown areas when clearly development is advancing a mismatch.” There’s quickly. should be focusing on tools to make the City affordable and wel coming for those living here, not focusing on keeping archaic tools from the past to deal with blight that no longer exists. the hottest areas for residential - - -

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•Follow the Voyage Flyer •Follow the Voyage •In the year 2018 Flyer •Careers in the Community Booklets •List of Principals and Teachers •Elected Officials for USA, Massachusetts •Elected Officials for USA, Massachusetts The items inside the capsule will consist of: Capsule Outreach Pamphlet •Time Pictures of our Grade Capsule Banner- •Time •Pride Bucks Tally •Art Fund Raiser Flyers •Spelling Bee Flyer •2018-2019 Dance Moves List and Zip Drive Song List 2019 Ten •Top •Boston Sports Biographies and 2018-2019 Dignitaries and friends of the school have been •Staff Banner Events and Tree •Harvard-Kent School Timeline Principal Jason Gallagher and Second Grade The Harvard Kent Elementary School announced JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE

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At-Large Councilor Wu kicks off Charlestown re-election campaign re-election off Charlestown kicks Wu Councilor At-Large able housing. each of the 16 areas – including to have community meetings in Council regarding their intention recently submitted a plan to theto plan a submitted recently Development Agency (BPDA) has The Boston Planning and and Planning Boston The tial renewing of Urban Renewal. working on now is the poten one of the main things she is

through her last term. and having grown in popularity Wu and spoke about their part Wu the ticket a few times already from short-term rentals to afford as a front-runner having topped and the community. and the community. issueson Hall City in nership is seen a dozen candidates, Wu her affinity for the neighborhood the history of Charlestown and was deemed a success. spoke on her behalf – the timespoke on her behalf Councilor Lydia Edwards – who Councilor Lydia the Town and the support of the Town Restaurant. attending the event at Tangierino at Tangierino attending the event June 5 with about 70 peopleJune 5 with about campaign in Charlestown on on Charlestown in campaign Wu kicked off her re-election Wu Harvard Kent School to bury time capsule on Thursday Harvard Kent School to bury time capsule Photos by Seth Daniel JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Jillian Reig and Stephen Losordo Losordo and Stephen Jillian Reig + Losordo Reig [email protected] 617.320.5427 hire Jillian and Jillian and hire wish I didn’t “I almost in Charlestown. place my sell to Steve job and an amazing such did They never I’d burbs. I am living in the now but leaving Charlestown, recommend recommend definitely I’d must, if you place.” your sell two these having Monument Hawk, Co-Owner — Adam & Tavern Restaurant Five young men from the Town were chosen to carry the banner at the were chosen Five young men from the Town up to Monument Field, head of the march, which went to the Training Square and then back down to Bunker Hill Street. Deputy Supt. Paul Mahoney, Maeve Mahoney, Kim Mahoney and Capt. Kim Maeve Mahoney, Deputy Supt. Paul Mahoney, Kenneth Fong. 20 Adam and Awbrey Fornash. Adam and Awbrey Watching from the window of their from the window of their Watching and Field home were Kelan Training excited to Emmett, who were super watch the march go by. THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE Bunker Hill Associates President Bunker Hill Associates Associates Robert Beckwith and Wrenn Lisa Collins and Carolyn Shannon. CHARLESTOWN PRIDE WEEK MARCH AGAINST DRUGS AGAINST MARCH WEEK PRIDE CHARLESTOWN Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but but reliable deemed sources from is compiled Information only. purposes informational for is intended herein presented All material Housing Opportunity Equal laws. by abides and broker estate real Compass is a licensed This is not approximate. are footages square and All measurements description. of any accuracy the as to is made No statement notice. without or withdrawal sale, condition, in price, changes omissions, errors, to is subject brokerage. estate of real realm outside the advice professional or other accounting as legal, be construed shall herein Nothing listed. already property solicit to intended compass.com PAGE 20 PAGE Monday evening, June 10, evening, June 10, Monday brought the annual Charlestownbrought the March Against Drugs Pride Week different– this year with a slightly livelier route name and a new, More than 100 around the Town. with Bostonresidents came out in unityPolice officers to march their effects.against drugs and gathered atAfterward, everyone playgroundthe Kennedy Center – old-timefor a huge cook-out neighborhood style. From the Charlestown Coalition Laryissia Jenner, Shannon White, Sarah Jenner, From the Charlestown Coalition Laryissia Coughlin, Mswati Hanks and Fatima Fontes.

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21 Call GOT NEWS? 617.241.8500 Community leaders and Boston Police in front of the Station in Hayes Square. Community leaders and Boston Police in THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE Deja Freeman and Max Joseph. CHARLESTOWN PRIDE WEEK MARCH AGAINST DRUGS AGAINST MARCH WEEK PRIDE CHARLESTOWN THE BUNKER HILL ASSOCIATES HILL BUNKER THE ENCORE BOSTON HARBOR DONATES TO TO DONATES HARBOR BOSTON ENCORE JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Ryan, as well as other members of the Associates. Ryan, annual highlight of the summer in Charlestown. Among those helping to get the sponsorship were State Rep. Dan annual highlight of the summer in Charlestown. Among those helping to get the sponsorship bership. Encore officials said they were honored to be welcomed into the community and to be able to support this bership. Encore officials said they were honored to be welcomed into the community presented the donation to the Associates, which was accepted by President Robert Beckwith and the entire mem presented the donation to the Associates, which was accepted by President Robert Beckwith regular meeting from the Encore Boston Harbor team. Encore’s John Tocco and Gregg Nolan of the Nolan Group John Tocco regular meeting from the Encore Boston Harbor team. Encore’s The Bunker Hill Associates accepted a $20,000 Charlestown Pride Week sponsorship donation on June 5 at their sponsorship donation The Bunker Hill Associates accepted a $20,000 Charlestown Pride Week Ann Marie Kelly with Sean Kelly. Harrington and Laryissia Jenner. Alyssa Moses, Kaelyn Gilbert and Kelliegh Moses, with Analyse Alyssa Moses, Kaelyn Gilbert and Kelliegh - - - JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Fourth grader Zachary Saccardo points to his self-portrait. When asked about his art class he replied: "It's awesome and my teacher is awesome.” PHOTOS BY DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN BY PHOTOS he second annual art show from the students at the Warren Warren show from the students at the he second annual art 8. held at the Stove Factory June 7 and Prescott School was diligently to create illustrations, paint The students worked Bravo Warren Prescott School! Warren Bravo Above: Warren Prescott School 5th Above: Warren grader Benjamin Thomas (center) with proud parents, Brian and Carrie. Prescott School art Right: Warren teacher and organizer of the art show Emily Jacobs with her new "belt" student, June Story. Prescott School 5th Left: Warren graders Lena Thai and Danielle both 5th grade, with their Tran, beloved art teacher Emily Jacobs (center). ings, portraits, and sculptures to present to their community. War their community. to present to portraits, and sculptures ings, herhelped only not Jacobs Emily teacher art School Prescott ren on the lo creations to existence, but also took students bring their theircan see kids the work so and hanging their mounting of gistics setting. art in a professional T 22 THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE

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THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE PRESCOTT SCHOOL ART SHOW PRESCOTT ART SCHOOL to create these sculptures to encapsulate their interests. students presented in her photos from around the world and were inspired class last year. Working with photographer Judy Gellis, they observed the with photographer Judy Working class last year. Prescott School's 5th grade class that started when they were the 4th grade This and another wire figure is a collaborative project of the Warren This and another wire figure is a collaborative project of the Warren Warren Prescott School Principal Michele Davis (3rd row, 4th from left) and Art Teacher Emily Jacobs (2nd row, 4th from right) with participating students and their proud parents. Emily Jacobs (2nd row, 4th from left) and Art Teacher School Principal Michele Davis (3rd row, Prescott Warren 617.512.4939 617.699.9823 617.697.4570 TRACY SHEA TRACY GRACE BLOODWELL GRACE STEPHANIE RIVKIND JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE Above: Sophia Alvarez cheers on her teammates. Willams-Arroyo Left: Ryleigh passes third base and makes her way home. 2 THOMPSON SQUARE CHARLESTOWN MA 02129 CHARLESTOWN 2 THOMPSON SQUARE [email protected] WWW.SRBBOSTON.COM [email protected] Enjoy the Parade Happy Bunker Hill Day Catcher Lexi Copithorn.

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Start at the Gardens at the corner of Main and Bunker Hill Streets, Streets, Hill and Bunker Main of Start corner Gardens at the at the dedicated to greenspace preservation, community, and education since since and education greenspace community, to preservation, dedicated Thursday, June 6. It was the last home game of the year for the Charlestown team. last home game of the year for the Charlestown June 6. It was the Thursday, CHARLESTOWN U12 SOFTBALL U12 CHARLESTOWN All proceeds support Gardens for Charlestown, Inc. a 501(c)(3) Inc. support Charlestown, for Gardens proceeds All The Charlestown U12 Girls Softball team played against over-the-bridge rival Chelsea on Girls Softball team played against over-the-bridge The Charlestown U12

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black PAGE 25 PAGE Membership Application: Membership I desire to become a life Member of the Member a life become to I desire Having been a resident of Charlestown for for of Charlestown been a resident Having Pitcher Kyla Vitale. Old Charlestown Schoolboy’sOld Charlestown Association. ten years and either attended a Charlestown a Charlestown and either attended years ten school, or ideally reached 45 years of age or older, of age or older, 45 years school, or ideally reached Name in full______Name Date of birth:______Address:______City:______ZIP:______State:______Email:______Attd:______Schools 25 the bell at the annual reunion! the bell at the annual reunion! The oldest attending schoolboy gets to ring gets schoolboy The oldest attending Robert I. Flynn, President Flynn, I. Robert THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE P.O. Box 290375, Charleston, MA 02129-0207 Charleston, 290375, Box P.O. Pitcher Mollie Mahoney. facebook.com/www.charlestownschoolboys.org We just celebrated our 106th Annual Reunion! Annual 106th our celebrated just We Keep the Tradition Alive! Tradition the Keep Old Charlestown Schoolboy’s Association, Ronan J. Fitzpatrick, Secretary/Treasurer Fitzpatrick, J. Ronan Schoolboy’sOld Charlestown Association, Join the Old Charlestown Schoolboy’s Association Schoolboy’s Charlestown Old the Join lifetime of fellowship. lifetime harlestownschoolboys.org C Wives, sisters, mothers - Give your men a your mothers - Give sisters, Wives, Please join us via email or snail mail. Please join us via email or snail mail.

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Charlestown. These Scholarships are donated by donated Scholarships are These Charlestown. This year the Old Schoolboys Association gave out gave Association Schoolboys year the Old This membership age requirement is only 45 years old. is only 45 years membership age requirement members or in memory of their friends and family. Generation” and as they pass, our membership is also and as they pass, Generation” Many of our members were members of “The Greatest Greatest “The of members of our members were Many (2019/2020) membership waiver on lifetime dues. The dues. on lifetime (2019/2020) membership waiver JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE CHARLESTOWN U12 SOFTBALL VS. CHELSEA VS. SOFTBALL U12 CHARLESTOWN Emily Parker at bat. - Photos by Seth Daniel at JUNE 13, 2019 JUNE home. Department 617-343-4627 Call the Police ty check of your for a free securi Leo Bruno was full of waves and greetings before the graduates sang ‘The Garden Song.’

John O’Reilly gives a playful glance to his parents as he marches down the aisle. 23A Moulton Street 23A Moulton Wishing everyone a 26 Happy Bunker Hill Day! Hill Bunker Happy Please call (617) 241-8866 for information for 241-8866 Please call (617) Now enrolling for 2019-2020 school year school 2019-2020 for enrolling Now John F. Kennedy Family Service Center Center Service Family Kennedy F. John Father Jim Ronan explains the “life of joy.” Teachers Jessie Rives and Lucia Fellows with the graduates. Teachers

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TO PLACE YOUR AD, CALL 781-485-0588 CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD NAVY CHARLESTOWN 27 27 27 eighborhood of the Battle ofof the Battle www.mghihp.edu HAPPY BUNKER HILL DAY! BUNKER HAPPY N and a proud sponsor and a proud From your neighbors your From Bunker Hill Road Race. Road Hill Bunker Charlestown’s Mark Sullivan, Charlestown’s Charlestown FC will be playing the last game of the spring 2019 season at the Home field of Charlestown High Charlestown FC will be playing the last game arrive to the last game have had another good season, and they June 16 at 8 a.m. The Townies School on Sunday, and to crown themselves as Division 5 Champions. The game with a good chance to climb yet another division couldn't fall on a more appropriate even better. victory would make a great day A Townie Day. Bunker Hill Day Parade as well as Father's from Neighboring team Medford - who will have to win or tie against But the fearless players will need a little help FC. Lynnfield rivals for promotion and fierce competitor again their families, especially their wives for their unwavering support Charlestown FC would like to thank once for always having cold beer ready for this sweaty bunch, and the of the Sunday Shenanigans; Monument Tavern and Field and Lacrosse Charlestown programs for sharing the field with the team. Track Football, Soccer, This will literally not be possible without them. BOURBON WAR WAR BOURBON BELMONT FINISHES one of the owners of Thoroughbredone of the owners of thethat reported War, Bourbon THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE through creative performance creative through 442 Bunker Hill Street Hill Street 442 Bunker

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