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WEDNESDAY, CAR CALAMITY July 18, 2019 CBD map INDEX Police Report 2 headed to Editorials 4 Through The Years 5 Council Obituaries 8 By Sue Ellen Woodcock Business Directory 10 The Planning Board has Classified 11 decided on a much-awaited boundary of the Center Busi- INDEPENDENT ness District (CBD) and will present the new map to the Town Council for approval or not. It will also be up to the Town Council to decide whether or not the old middle school site will be included in the district. It will also be suggested to the Newspaper Group council that the senior housing on Putnam Street and 105-107 Fremont St. are not actually in NEWS Briefs the district. Monday night the Planning STORM Board met to discuss the pro- posed CBD map drawn by Mi- PREPAREDNESS: This past Saturday a little after 1 p.m. this unfortunate mishap took place at the boat ramp. An unnamed driver was backing a wa- chael Wang, of Form & Place, GET READY BEFORE tercraft down the ramp when apparently the brakes slipped and pulled to 2003 Ford Expedition into the water. No injuries were reported and the vehicle was towed out of the water by G&J Towing. Winthrop Police, Fire and the Winthrop Har- A STORM STRIKES, bormaster all responded. See CBD Page 3 PAY ATTENTION TO SAFETY The preparations you make Ferry remains out of commission now, ahead of storms, floods, or hurricanes, can help you By Sue Ellen Woodcock said the engine, covered by Boston area to possibly take recover faster and stay safe warranty, has been ordered over the service that has been during clean-up. The Out- The Winthrop Ferry service from Cummins NE. very popular with many local door Power Equipment Insti- remains suspended until me- “We are currently working residents.” tute (OPEI), an international chanical repairs can be made on alternative service while And what is in the ferry’s trade association representing to one of its engines. the equipment is down,” said future? small engine, utility vehicle The town is still awaiting Town Council President Ron “It has always been my and outdoor power equipment delivery all of the necessary Vechia. “ We are having on- desire not to have the Town manufacturers and suppliers, parts for the repair. Tanji Cu- going discussions with local reminds home and business fini, who manages the ferry, ferry operators in the Greater See FERRY Page 4 owners that it’s best to get ready before a storm strikes. “In the rush right before the Board of Health takes RED SOX FANS GO THE DISTANCE storm, people sometimes for- get to make sure their outdoor first steps towards power equipment is in order,” said Kris Kiser, president and plastic bag ban CEO of OPEI. “They also run By Sue Ellen Woodcock out of time as weather is often unpredictable. At all times of Many communities have the year, it’s important to keep Police Lt. David E. Lessard. banned single-use plastic your equipment in working bags, and it appears Winthrop order, have the right fuel on will soon follow suit. hand, and know where your Police Lt. Lessard retires Last week the Board of safety gear is. This is doubly Health voted to approve a true during storm season.” following 39-year career draft of regulations on ban- OPEI offers the following ning single-use plastic bags. tips to help homeowners and Chief Terence M. Delehan- Academy. The next step will be a public businesses plan ahead for ty announced that Winthrop He also served as the de- hearing in September with the storm clean-up: Police Lt. David E. Lessard partment's Accreditation Town Council. Make a list of what you retired this week from the Manager, a role in which he “The regulations are simi- need to clean up. Survey your Winthrop Police Department oversaw and ensured Win- lar to what Boston has,” said property. Consider the damage after nearly four decades of throp Police's compliance Chairman of the Board of a storm might cause and make service to the community. with a wide-ranging set of law Health Bill Schmidt. “These a list of what tools might be Lt. Lessard officially -re enforcement standards. are the very thin plastic bags needed for repairs. You might tired on Monday, July 8, after In addition, Lt. Lessard that a carton of milk could slip need a chainsaw, pruner, gen- serving the Winthrop Police oversaw the former Win- though.” erator, or utility type vehicle. Department for 39 years. In throp Marine Unit and Har- The regulation would en- Take stock of your outdoor that time, he served as the bor Patrol, implemented and courage people to use their founding organizer of the See NEWS BRIEFS Page 4 department's Citizen Police See LESSARD Page 3 See BAG BAN Page 4 Pictured are Bob Katz (formerly of Nu-Tread Tire in East Boston) who recently retired, and Charlie Tewksbury (who also retired as a pilot for FedEx). Bob and Charlie started going to Red Sox games together when they were 10 years old and classmates to- gether in the fifth grade at the E.B. Newton school in Winthrop.
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CALL TODAY AND FIND OUT WHAT SETS US APART FROM THE REST! 617.846.1020 C21SEAPORT.COM 7/18 Page 2 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 18, 2019 E-mail: [email protected] WINTHROP POLICE BLOTTER Monday, July 8 She was advised of her 209A are supposed to be off at 10:30 who stated she did not know or the maintenance supervisor Report Caller on River Road put rights. p.m. Kids were spoken to and anything about the truck. The came into her home while she ARREST a deceased skunk in a box on Party just released from moved along. Peace was re- U-Haul was rented out of was out. She states that her TV court is requesting a police stored. Somerville. was o before she left, drawers Leon Barker. 47, 31 Elm the sidewalk and would like St. Lynn arrested on Sunday, DPW to come by and pick it escort to Locust Street to pick Towing company towing open,etc. She states that she up some personal belongings Wednesday, July 10 the U-Haul which was over- always keeps it in a disheveled July 14, on an arrest warrant up. DPW was contacted. from another jurisdiction. Officer will try to serve a pursuant to judge’s order. Party on Quincy Avenue due since this afternoon. G&J way. She also stated that the warrant from Suffolk Superior Victim was informed and she states that his sister’s husband is on the scene. constable came today to give stated she would leave the res- Belle Isle Seafood called her a 14 day notice to leave the Court to subject at Governors assaulted him. Units clear. No assist in moving it to a safe idence while subject picks up about an earlier disturbance premises. She believes that he Park. No answer. party was struck by a vehicle. spot.G&J enroute to pick up his belongings. involving his son and a couple did that for intimidation. She Public Works would like Vera argument between a hus- the vehicle which was cited Party found a friendly pit of male parties who came in also believes that they broke to meet an officer at Dunkin' band and wife. Husband has for unlicensed operation. bull “Rosie”. Tags read that to start an altercation with his into her house to look for her (Donuts) on Main Street to re- been sent out of the area for S5 off on follow-up on she lives on Revere Street. son. Unit spoke to the owner recording devices. No officer trieve a needle. The item was the night. This incident started Kennedy Road. S5 reports a Dog has been reunited with who does not want to press response needed. secured. in Chelsea. Section 12 for this female. Ac- its owner. Services were ren- any charges at this time. Report of people pushing Party was seen taking pho- Party came in to report that tion to transport to the Whid- dered. Units off with multiple par- a boat on the street blocking tos at Deer Island of the planes he received a collection no- den. Party came in to report that ties at Grand View Avenue. traffic near Winthrop Yacht landing. A report to follow. tice from National Recovery Caller on Locust Street stat- while she was sitting in her All parties will be on their Club. Officer reports that par- Report that six to seven Agency regarding a past due ed she received a fraud call motor vehicle parked by the way. ties along with the boat were kids walked onto The Inn at of $2409.23 (National Grid about her social security being stop sign near the Method- already out of the street and Crystal Cove and jumped in account) that he never opened suspended. She is elderly and ist Church a black Jeep side- Thursday, July 11 getting the boat into the water. the pool. Caller is the man- from a Lynn address. He sus- would like an officer to - re swiped her vehicle. She exited They were advised about get- ager. Kids are still in the area pects that the suspect was his Caller on Undine Ave- spond for a report. 92 reports her vehicle to approach the ting the proper trailer for the and they do not belong at this brother who is now deceased. nue states that her neighbor the caller only wanted to re- female operator of the Jeep, boat so the same issue does property. Parties left in a ve- He was advised of the juris- is renovating her house and port a voicemail that was left but she left the area. She pro- not occur. hicle headed toward Shirley dictional issue. He will follow her fence is damaged due to on her phone regarding this vided us with a partial plate Party came in to report a Street. Unit off with the ve- up with a form he received the ongoing construction. 91 scam. She was advised not to but a RMV partial plate query past assault at Nick’s Place. hicle with five people in it. from National Grid to clear spoke to both parties. They call the number or provide any revealed no matching results. Caller on Enfield Road Youths were advised not to the matter up. will work it out themselves. personal information to any- She reported that the front states that his neighbor’s dog return to the property. Sierra 5 off doing a fol- Minor damage to fence. one over the phone. No fur- driver side sustained a minor has been in the backyard since Reporting party states that low-up at Governors Park. He Report that a dog has been ther action needed at this time. scrape. this afternoon and has not he is being contacted through spoke to the subject he was barking for over an hour on Units speaking to a male Caller at Lucky Gardens stopped barking. This is an his computer at home from looking for. Shore Drive. This is an ongo- party in the area of Washing- stated a woman fainted but ongoing issue with the dog some party claiming to be Female party came to the ing occurrence. 92 checked ton Avenue. This is a known quickly became alert. He being left outside barking. Microsoft and being instruct- station to report that another the area. All quiet. homeless person who did not made sure she was okay and Unit did knock on the door ed to purchase $300 worth motorist claimed she was ear Caller on Wave Way Av- feel like talking. of GooglePay cards at the that she did not want any med- ended by the reporting party enue states a female is caus- and there was no answer. The 7-Eleven. He wanted to make ical attention. He was advised at the Citizen Bank. She stat- ing a scene due to her house dog has stopped barking and Saturday, July 13 us aware of this scam and to to call 9-1-1 back if there was ed there was no damage to going up for auction. Female perhaps it was brought in the Caller at Douglas and Fair- inform others. another emergency. either vehicle and the incident possible altered mentally and house. view streets states a known Unit off with suspicious Motor vehicle stop at Main occurred around 10 a.m. She is known to behave aggresive- Friday, July 12 pit bull creates a noise distur- party at Energy To Go. One and Hermon Street. Citation did not have any information ly. The auction was cancelled bance at the same time every in custody and 91 transporting issued for unregistered vehi- of the other motorist. She just and everyone is leaving the Another incident of the dog night. Caller was informed party for possession of Class cle. wanted it noted should some- area. barking on Enfield Road. Dog that this is the first incident A drug. Assisting fire with traf- one come in with a complaint. Calling party on Trident was in the in-law apartment created and to call back while A Boston Taxi states that he fic at Energy To Go. Officer Report of a lost dog on Avenue stated that his room- for the night. the dog was on the scene for a is at Villa Avenue and Pleas- clear, female got transported Natant Avenue. Dog was re- mate is verbally threatening Caller on Siren Street states response. ant Street and his passenger to MGH. turned to its owner with the him, banging on the bathroom a loud banging outside woke Party states that he was is refusing to pay and has a Assisted fire with water help of the neighbor. door. Party is in the bathroom her up and then someone dropping off his friend on At- bloody face. Individual lives rescue at Yirrell Beach. WFD Party came to the station to with the door locked. It was an was at her front door. Audi- lantic Street and a white male on Sea View Avenue. Parties and harbormaster notified. inquire about his rights and argument, which was verbal in ble banging coming from the party came out of nowhere settled the fare disagreement Harbormaster conducted a that of his elderly mother re- nature. Advised party of rights third floor apartment. Units pointing a gun at the driver and male party was dropped search and nothing was found. garding a relative that they al- and both parties were told to will check the apartment. and trying to open his doors. off at his address. Non-bonafide at this time. lowed into their home tempo- stay away from each other. Units requesting medical. Fire Driver is no longer on the Caller reports two kayaks rarily. Party was advised of all Follow-up investigation on and EMS en route. Units re- scene. BOLO was put out to Tuesday, July 9 off of Yirrell Beach possibly his rights and given numbers Loring Road. Unable to locate questing additional units and Revere and Boston for three in distress. Winthrop Harbor- for all necessary agencies that the party. stated party is under the in- Report that at the top of males in a white Nissan head- master Marine 3 will check might be able to help them. Caller at Yirrell Beach stat- fluence of possibly meth and Temple Avenue, a black van ing towards East Boston. Two the parties. WM3 made con- Individual came to the sta- ed there is a needle located on there is a large knife on the is sticking out on the street. handguns shown for a armed tact with the two kayaks. All tion to report that someone the beach. Object was located table. Taser deployed. Party is Parking citation has been is- robbery. Second BOLO put in order, no parties in distress. used her information to ob- and disposed of in the Sharps in handcuffs and laying in the sued. Emergency vehicles can out to surrounding cities and Report of an uncooperative tain credit with Credit One container. hallway. Party is completely get through if need be. towns for another vehicle male party on Golden Drive. Card Company. Party learned Officers will be standing by naked. Party will be transport- Party on Main Street would which was a Kia fleeing -to WFD and EMS off at this lo- this when she received a call for a licensed operator to take ed by Action to MGH. like to speak to an officer ward the beach. Revere and cation requesting police assis- today fro a representative of control of motor vehicle on Male came into the station about her ex-boyfriend ha- State notified. Incident was tance. One to MGH. the company regarding the ac- Crest Avenue. Licensed drive from Washington Avenue to rassing her. Female party did first reported by the caller as Caller states that there are count which was in effect for is enroute from Chelsea. Op- report being harassed by his not want to give us the name a male on foot with a handgun still youths playing basketball approximately three months. erator was cited for operating neighbors. of the male party in question. and stated that he believed the making a lot of noise. Lights Party was advised to report without a license and defec- Father and older daughter parties were still on the scene. this matter to the police. tive equipment. He will also came in to ask about a ha- Second description was given 93 attempted to make con- be summoned. rassing call. Daughter stated by the units as a white Nis- tact with the renter of the Caller on Jefferson Street she had gone out to get food san with three males with two U-Haul truck on Pebble Ave- would like this on record that and dessert with a person only handguns heading towards nue. 93 spoke to female party she believes that her landlord known as Bobby two years East Boston. A third descrip- ago. He recently contacted tion from the units was given her via cell phone and said as a purple vehicle fleeing to- that she owes him money and wards Revere with a possible T-shirts, which is untrue. He CALL light complexioned female also said he made a report to driver still with two handguns BPD about the situation. She showing. License comes back did not like the way it made GEORGE as a red Kia Sorrento. 92 off her feel. She was advised and with two males fitting the cor- will contact the department if rect description in the area of she needs any further assis- Main Street. Additional units BARKER tance. heading that way as well as Boston PD called in stat- Sales • All Service • Leases three Revere units. Boston ing that a male party called in units standing by at the Win- saying, “Where do you think throp Boston line and Revere Good Brothers Dodge you’re going?” and then hung and State units at Short Beach up. Son left for the day. 92 and The future of health 577 Columbian St., S. Weymouth and Winthrop line. Received a S5 will remain on the scene to begins with you call that a black Honda parked talk with the mother. She was The more researchers know about what makes each of in front of Upland Road. Call- us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. informed of what can and can- 781-331-8300 er saw a male party wearing Join a research effort with one million people nationwide not happen when a call of that to create a healthier future for all of us. a baseball hat and white bag nature comes in. JoinAllofUs.org jeans. Caller states she saw S5 states two cars stopped 617-768-8300 or 617-414-3300 the party put two guns in the Founding Members of Partners HealthCare in the intersection of Revere [email protected] or [email protected] vehicle glove box. (Informa- Street and Kennedy Road. Precision Medicine Initiative, PMI, All of Us, the All of Us logo, and “The Future of Health Begins with You” tion has been identified as a are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Would like a unit to check separate incident added to an- it out. 92 reports a disabled other call). Danvers Police got motor vehicle and he will a hit on their plate reader leav- ing East Boston. Male par- ty matching that description WORKSHOP FOR TEENS from earlier call went into the WCAT’s Video Production Workshop for Teens marsh heading towards Mor- starts Thursday, Aug. 1. ton Street area. Units checked the area. (information has Are you a Winthrop teen interested in producing your own been identified as a separate TV programs for WCAT and YouTube? incident). Learn all you need to know to film, edit and produce your 91 will be heading through own TV shows. This 5-week course meets every Thursday in the marsh with State K9. 94 requesting a tow for a forced August from 5:30 – 7 PM at WCAT Studios. Learn how to use entry into a vehicle. G&J en- HD cameras, audio equipment and editing software to create route. K9 search of the marsh your own video production. area negative. This course is free to all Winthrop teens ages 12 – 17. Sign Received a call from the dock manager at Atlantis Ma- up at wcat-tv.org/production or call us for more information rine stating that multiple boats at 617-846-3400. Space is limited. are violating the no-wake rule. WM3 checked the area and spoke to two vessels and ad- vised them about the no-wake WinthropW Community C Access TelevisionA & MediaT Center rule. 617-846-3400 Harbormaster states a www.wcat-tv.org 165 Winthrop St., Winthrop See POLICE Page 3
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CBD // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Winthrop Police investigating armed robbery Chief Terence M. Delehan- male resident was getting back into their vehicle, which investigate this incident with Newton. has no proper zoning attached ty reports that the Winthrop dropped off by a friend when was operated by another male, the hope of bringing it to a Before getting too deep- to it and that has been a prob- Police Department is investi- a vehicle approached him. and fled the scene. quick resolution.” ly into discussions, Planning lem of getting a developer in- gating an armed robbery that Two males, one of whom was “At this time we believe Residents with home vid- Board Chairman David Sta- terested, Boyce said. occurred last week. in possession of a firearm, got that the victim and suspects eo surveillance, or those who sio, who is an attorney by “This is an opportunity to Winthrop Police were dis- out of the car and demanded were known to each other and were in the Atlantic Street area profession, recused himself see that the council could ac- patched to a home on Atlantic the victim hand over all the that this is not a random act,” early this morning, are asked from any motion, vote or tually act on this,” Boyce said. Street on a report of an armed cash he had on his person. Chief Delehanty said. “We to contact the Winthrop Police recommendation about the Planning Board member robbery. The suspects, who were de- do not believe there to be any Department’s Detective Divi- map because he may have cli- Gina DiMento said that she Upon arrival, officers scribed as wearing dark cloth- danger to the community and sion at 617-846-1212. All tips ents who are affected by new has heard ideas meant to im- learned that a 23-year-old ing and baseball hats, then got we are continuing to actively can remain anonymous. maps. prove Winthrop instead of “Tonight’s vote is just a rec- having more and more empty ommendation from this board buildings, “that no one pays to the town council,” Stasio any attention to and then they said. “Town Council will then fall apart and make our town Lessard // decide to accept, reject, nulli- look bad.” She also said that CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 fy or our recommendation.” she wanted to look at the map Your new home “Thank you for respecting in two pieces, phase one for launched the department's our homes for where they the CBD and phase two for all first Mountain Bike Unit and starts here are,” said Jean Coughlin, of of the brainstorming that has spent the latter half of his ca- 23 Cottage Park Road. She been done for the area. reer as the patrol shift com- added that she feels like this “I’m not in favor of send- mander. For the last five years whole process, which has in- ing this map with the middle of his career, Lt. Lessard also cluded numerous meetings, school property in it. It’s a filled the role of president of has felt like the cart being put whole other can of worms,” the Winthrop Police Lieuten- before the horse. She ques- said Planning Board member ants' Union. tioned how the developer En- Vincent Zappulla. “As far "Lt. Lessard made an ex- velo, who proposes a four-sto- as I’m concerned the town ry, 30 unit apartment building dropped the ball on that from traordinary impact on our and mixed use at 10-25 Som- the beginning.” department and was a steady erset St., was able to design Zappulla fears sending the presence in the community the property without a map. recommendation to the Town for the better part of the last “A key piece of informa- Council will get hung up in half century," Chief Delehan- tion,” she said. “This map is the council and end up in a ty said. "He will definitely ** the horse.” stalemate or sending the map be missed, but we wish him LIMITED TIME OFFER PREMIER CHECKING Planning Board member back to the Planning Board. health and happiness as he Christopher Boyce reminded The Planning Board agreed OFF embarks on his retirement." % people that the map is only a on a base map that the middle APY* recommendation to the town school site, 105-107 Freeman The department will host a formal retirement celebration $ council. He said the middle St. and senior housing on Put- 1.25 Residential250 Mortgage Closing Costs on balances up to $25,000 school site was part of the nam Street shown in hash- for Lt. Lessard in the near fu- with Premier Checking account*** master plan. marks as possible exclusions ture. Currently the old school from the CBD base map. Mortgage options available: • Competitive Rates • Financing for Non-Warrantable Condominiums available upon bank review and approval • First Time Homebuyer and Affordable Housing Programs Police // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 • Financing for Primary or Second Home and • FHA and MassHousing Lender Investment Properties • Fixed and Adjustable Rate Mortgages • Local underwriting and decision-making, motor vehicle into the wa- improper left turn. An exot- Motor vehicle stop on and a range of lending solutions ter unoccupied at the Public ic blade was confiscated and Main Street for a vehicle that • Construction and Rehab Mortgages
Landing. 92 states that all oc- held for safekeeping. Party matched the description for cupants are out of the vehicle. was advised he would be able a wanted vehicle from State. G&J notified and is enroute. to come by the police station Parties checked out. It was not S6 states vehicle and trailer later to pick up his item as he the vehicle in question. completely submerged and is a collector. Caller on Morton Street 978.977.7100 EBSB.com no sight of G&J. G&J on the Report of a loud house par- states that he was robbed at *Annual Percentage Yield (APY) as of 5/02/19. Rate subject to change without notice. Fees may reduce earnings. **Premier Checking scene and has a swimmer in ty near Sargent Street. Family gunpoint last night. Also re- - Interest will be paid on daily balances equal to or greater than $0 and less than $25,000.01 earns 1.25% APY, balances $25,000.01 or more earns range from 1.25% to 0.10% APY. Combined minimum balance of $25,000 to waive $25 monthly maintenance fee. the water looking for the boat will be brining the party in for ceived a call from Boston Direct deposit required. Reimbursement of up to $50 per month for ATM surcharge fees. A $50 minimum opening deposit is per S6. S6 states the vehicle is the night. stating they got a hangup from required. Customer purchases checks unless noted otherwise. Other fees may apply, see schedule of fees for details. Bank rules and regulations apply. Ask a representative for details. ***Applications must be received by July 31, 2019 and closing must take out of the water and it is con- Caller on Banks Street stat- this location at the same time. place by October 26, 2019. Premier Checking account must be open prior to mortgage closing. firmed no occupants. ed that there are two brown Officer off on Morton Member FDIC | Member DIF Report of a white Volkswa- pit bulls appearing to be lost Street for further information Facebook.com/EastBostonSavingsBank NMLS #457291 gen driving towards Shore walking down the street. No on previous call. Male party Drive with drunk driver. She collars on the dogs. 92 states did have small cuts and abra- was seen stumbling about an there isa note with informa- sions on his limbs but denied hour ago. She just got in her tion about the dogs. Dogs any medical. car and drove away. BOLO frequent Fairview and Mor- Report of a suspicious given to all units. ton streets. Unable to find the male with a life jacket on and For Advertising Rates, Call 617-884-2416 dogs. Talking to neighbors to flashlight in the area of Belle Sunday, July 14 attempt to locate the dogs. Isle boatyard. Male party fled Motor vehicle stop at Main Homeowner on Pleasant from officers. S6 and Charlie and Hermon streets. Units Street reports sewer backup 1 responding. One in custody THE clear with a citation issued for into his basement. DPW no- and is enroute to the station. tified. INDEPENDENT DON'T MISS OUT NEWSPAPERS You've always wanted your ad on our Front Page...Here's Your Your Opportunity. Ad Here! Size: 160x600 IAB $30000 per month/per site Yellow EstablishedBlack Cyan Magenta in 1882 OFFICE CLOSED Monday, Jan. 15
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After much research Har- view departure times for any During the height of the ry, one he’s worked hard to nearby transit on or offline, achieve, one that his family vey, 60, found that Duke Uni- PHOTOS BY CHUCK FLANAGAN storm a Winthrop firefighter and even set up notifications James Fucillo carries a women and friends are grateful for. versity would let him in if he for stops along a route. In He can now proudly say lost 30 pounds. Jamaica Plain Gazette (16400) on his back to bring her to He set up oxygen at home addition to subway sched- FIRST COME FIRSTsafety. SERVEhe is a five-year survivor of a northendregionalreview.com • thebostonsun.com ules, Transit also allows you A firefighter makes his way through the ice and water on Shirley double lung transplant. and used his treadmill 45-min- to compare ride-hailing and Street. Harvey’s quest began back utes a day. 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There is currently a push was there for 10 months and trating and even dangerous By Sue Ellen Woodcock statewide to raise the age to volved in the Tobacco 21 pro- he had renal cell carcinoma in SANTA MAKES ANNUAL VISIT TO WINTHROP this time of year," said Police gram. Attending the Board of one of his kidneys. worked out like a fiend to get 21. A public hearing will be In June 2010 he had his his body ready for a double Chief Terence Delehanty. "We The Board of Health ap- scheduled for Jan. 23, but al- Health meeting Tuesday night want to share resources like right kidney removed and that lung transplant. proved draft regulations to ready, this issue has brought were Dennis Lane, the owner At 9 p.m. on Dec. 22, 2013 of a 7-Eleven in Quincy, and made him a high risk patient. raise the age of purchasing lobbyists and special interest Harvey found himself on See NEWS BRIEFS Page 6 groups to the Board of Health the head of the Coalition for He then was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension and the operating table ready for Traffic reports available upon request to express their opinions on Responsible Retailing, which falls on the side of opposing was given three years to live. transplant. Thirteen hours lat- MISSING CAT - REWARD everything from business im- He was then recommended FRONT PAGEpacts to smoking and vaping. the change to 21. “Selling to Now the Board of Health in- minors is suicide. 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YES, DRUGS ARE BAD, BUT ALCOHOL IS STILL THE WORST Forum We’ve all become aware of the opioid epidemic that has spread throughout the country in recent years and that has been responsible for about 60,000 premature deaths annually in the United States. The dangerous and deadly drug fentanyl, which often is laced into heroin, chiefly has been responsible for the rise in opioid overdoses. However, we should not lose sight of the fact that alcohol abuse still rates as the number one health problem in the coun- try, as it has for decades. Here are a few statistics: It is estimated that excessive drinking is responsible for 88,000 deaths per year in the United States, about one in 10 deaths among working-age adults. The cost in 2010 was almost $250 billion. And drinking is a serious problem among adolescents. More than nine percent of those 12 to 17 years drink alcohol, and almost five percent engaged in binge drinking in the last month. Drinking in the teen years makes a person five times more likely to become an alcoholic than if they had waited to take their first drink after the age of 21. For men, risky drinking is more than four drinks on any day or more than 14 drinks in any week, according to the Nation- al Institute for Alcohol Abuse. And for women, it’s more than three drinks on any day or more than seven drinks in any week. (The institute defines a drink as 12 ounces of beer, 5 ounces of wine, or 1.5 ounces of spirits.) Among people aged 15 to 49, alcohol use is the single most common risk factor for death and disability. In 2016, alcohol accounted for 6.8 percent of male and 2.2 percent of female deaths. Finally, alcoholic beverages are classified by the Internation- al Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as a Group 1 carcin- ogen (carcinogenic to humans) -- the same category as asbestos -- with 3.6 percent of all cancer cases and 3.5 percent of cancer LETTER to the Editor deaths worldwide being attributable to consumption of alcohol. So here are a few ways to ensure that neither we nor our friends and loved ones become one of those statistics this sum- NO SMOKING ON incorrectly cites the town’s Yirrell and Donovan • Smoking is prohibited in mer: BEACHES regulation, effective May 1, • Vaping is prohibited wher- bus shelters and waiting areas 2019. ever smoking is prohibited • The fine is $25 for each 1) If you are planning on going out for a night, leave the car Dear Editor, at home and have your cell phone programmed to call an Uber. • Smoking is prohibit- violation by a person The June 27, 2019 Win- CORRECTIONS: ed within 25 feet of an en- Thank you. Drunk-driving lawyers say their business is way down thanks throp Sun Transcript front- to Uber use by millennials -- so be smart and plan ahead while • Smoking is prohibited trance to municipal buildings The Winthrop Board of page article, “Local Smoking on all Town beaches, not just accessible to the public Health you’re still sober and before you leave your house! Regulations to be Tested”, 2) Friends don’t let friends drive drunk -- take their keys and drive them home yourself or get them an Uber. 3) Do not drink and captain a boat -- it IS against the law (just like drinking and driving a car) -- and the risks to your passengers and other boaters on the water are huge if you are Ferry // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 captaining under the influence. overseeing the operation and hour traffic that has become “We thank you for your con- caused and we are working Clarification: the costs associated with it, impossible of late.” tinued patience, cooperation hard for a solution for our rid- It was reported in last week’s Transcript that the entertain- but rather have a local opera- Ferry service is anticipated and continued support of the ers,” said Town Manager Aus- ment license of the Kasbah Restaurant was revoked by the tor contracted to run it for the to be suspended through the Valkyrie. We sincerely regret tin Faison. Licensing Commission. The entertainment license has not town. It has proven to be an end of next week. All prepaid any inconvenience that this been revoked at this time. alternative to sitting in rush tickets have been credited. interruption in service has
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Black E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 18, 2019 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript ART 887 - WORLD WIDE RAILROAD TRACK GAUGES
20 years ago Two Winthrop students, many years, continues. July 15, 1999 Francis J. Sullivan Jr. and Cary Grant, Rita Hayworth, 1 Advisory Committee Charles V. Minichiello Jr., and Jean Arthur star in "Only Chairman Bob Wynne said the have received academic ac- Angels Have Wings" at the town is carrying over $65,000 claim. Sullivan, a junior at Winthrop and State yheatres. in unpaid bills from the past Winthrop High, has decided fiscal year, which makes the to bypass his senior year and 90 years ago case for a Prop. 2 and 1/2 accept a four-year scholarship July 20, 1929 override all the more compel- to Boston College. Minichiel- The 84-year-old prison ling. A Special Town Meeting lo, a B.C. High grad, has re- building at Deer Island caught in the fall is anticipated to ad- jected offers to Harvard and fire and burned to the ground, dress the unpaid bills. West Point and instead will despite the heroic efforts of The Chamber of Com- attend the California Institute Winthrop firefighters, who merce will conduct its third of Technology. did all they could after they annual Old Fashioned Family Little Nancy Cimino was crossed Shirley Gut to assist Day at the Beach this Sunday awarded the prize of Most the prison’s firefighters. Half at Yirrell Beach. Beautiful as Sleeping Beauty of the 720 prisoners who were State Rep. Robert DeLeo at the annual Fourth of July occupying the new building at sponsored his annual clean up Horribles Parade on Pt. Shir- the time did yeoman service of Winthrop Beach Saturday. ley. trying to save many of the A KISS-108 party at the beach Dollar Days are ongo- valuables from the old build- was well attended. ing throughout the town this ing. Produce Unlimited closed week. Men’s sport shirts are The improvements in Met- its doors abruptly Thursday, 97 cents and boys chino pants calf Square and the recent 2 citing harassment from the are $1.97 at Michael’s in the electrification of the railroad selectmen and town officials. Centre. Paint is $3.95 per gal- should increase property val- The town had issued numer- lon at Shirley Hardware. A ues in the town. ous permit violations to the Sylvania, 17-inch, portable, The Berry boys, Bud and business for obstructing the black and white TV is $169.95 Thomas, are being credited sidewalk with its displays at at Brill’s Radio and TV. with saving a woman who Jefferson and Putnam Sts. Marlon Brando, Montgom- dove off the second floor of "Peter Pan," "Field of ery Clift, and Dean Martin the Winthrop Y.C. and who Dreams," and "Batman" are star in "The Young Lions" at seemed intent on taking her playing at the Revere Show- the Suffolk Downs Drive In. own life. case Cinemas. "Hearts of Dixie," an all- 70 years ago talking, singing, and danc- 40 years ago July 14, 1949 ing movie, is playing at the July 18, 1979 Several thousand dollars Winthrop and Dream the- The Concerned Citizens were raised for the St. John the atres. Lovers of American Committee held a public hear- Evangelist parochial school folk songs and spirituals will ing at which residents spoke fund at the annual Rose Fes- be able to hear them for the With the increased interest tracks used by the nine station sult of the axel length on the out against the proposed sew- tival held at the Haley Estate first time at a movie theater. A in the Narrow Gauge Railroad railroad loop that passed thru Chariots required to accom- age incineration plant at the on Nahant. number of silent movies also which ran in Winthrop from Winthrop was 3 feet, hence modate two horses. Yes, our MDC’s sewage treatment fa- The selectmen are oppos- are playing this week. 1887 to 1940, the 1812 model the name “Narrow Gauge”. railway system of today has cility on Deer Island and the ing the mandate by Rapid Ser- train track layout of this rail- A visit to the B. & O. railroad track widths based on the noise from Logan Airport. vice Inc. that bus tokens may 100 years ago road presently in the histori- museum in Baltimore Mary- width of the rumps of the old Residents also expressed con- be purchased only in groups July 19, 1919 cal room of the E. B. Newton land and a review of the mate- Roman Horses. cerned about the transport of of 10 for 75 cents. The select- A 15-year-old boy was nar- School and the Student Ac- rial available on the subject to 5 feet: Used in Russia by chlorine gas through the town men want commuters to be rowly saved from drowning tivity Book on the NGRR, by date has revealed 11 different its old empire. Selected so en- en route to Deer Island. able to purchase a minimum before he was rescued off Na- the authors of these Then and gauges that have been used in emies could not bring in their State Rep. Alfred Sag- of two tokens for 15 cents. hant Ave. by a man who was Now Articles, which are sold the world. There quite possi- trains to use on Russian tracks gese reports that MDC Com- The body of Winthrop’s working at a home a short dis- by the Winthrop Improve- bly could have been more. A when invading the country. missioner Guy Carbone has second drowning victim with- tance away. ment and Historical Associa- listing of those found so far is 5 feet 3-inches : Used in agreed to step up MDC police in a week was recovered near Patrons of the Boston Ele- tion, we felt that a review of as follows. parts of Ireland patrols along Shore Drive to the breakwater on Monday vated are “striking,” by walk- all the world wide Railroad GAUGE LOCATION 5 feet 41/2-inches: Gauge of break up the large groups of by two lobstermen. The vic- ing or using other means, to Track Gauges would be of 2 feet: These “Lilliput’s” the Baltimore Street car sys- youths who are congregating tim, a 41-year-old Dorchester protest the new fare hike to 10 interest. The four pictures operated on five different rail- tem. along the seawall. man, drowned when the boat cents. The employees of the printed here show how three road lines in Maine from 1883 5 feet 5-inches: Used in New Suffolk County Dis- in which he and three others elevated are demanding wage of our narrow gauge rail- to 1941. Spain and Portugal trict Atty. Newman Flanagan, were passengers capsized. Fire increases all out of proportion road steam engines appeared 3 feet: Called the Narrow 6 feet : Installed along the in an interview with the Sun Department members Francis to what people can afford. about 1910 and the fourth Gauge, these trains were used Erie Canal for use by the en- Transcript, says that he loves J. Riley and Charles Flanagan depicts how they appeared in mines and closed loop rail- gines designed to pull the the job he assumed six months rescued the other three men, 110 years ago after the railroad was electri- way systems such as the one barges up the waterway. ago. but were unable to save the July 17, 1909 fied in 1928. As we review we had in Winthrop. 7 feet ¼-inches: Selectman Tom Reilly, in a fourth man, despite a heroic ef- The new playground on old pictures of the railroad 3 feet 6-inches : Used in Used on the IKB railway in letter to the editor, accuses the fort by Rabbi Simon Eckstein, Pauline Street is open daily that passed thru Winthrop, South Africa and most of Ja- Germany Sun Transcript of one-sided who was on Winthrop Beach from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and one of the questions that of- pan. As to why Winthrop select- reporting and having a policy at the time of the accident. 2 to 5 p.m. Mr. Croster is the ten comes up is - - why we 4 feet 81/2-inches: Standard ed the 3 foot gauge system, it that is “negative and critical After their boat overturned, instructor for the boys up to called it the “Narrow Gauge” throughout the U.S.A. En- was because that’s what was toward the board..” The editor the drowning victim decid- 15 years and Miss Pike will and what other gauges exist in gland and much of Europe. required by the trains we de- (Andrew P. Quigley) replies, ed to swim for shore for help amuse the girls and small the world? “Gauge” of course Derived from the ruts in the cided to use. As you can see “We only print the news, we while the other three clung to children. Children from all refers to the distance between early roads built by Imperial from the first three pictures, don’t make it, and ‘We ain’t the skiff. However, he failed to parts of the town, whether the two rails and the general Rome 2,000 years ago for the they were very picturesque mad at nobody’.” make it, despite the efforts by residents or visitors, are wel- standard in our country 4 feet, Roman Legions. The distance little engines. "Hair" is playing at the Eckstein to save him. come. There is a sand box, 81/2-inches. The gauge of the between the ruts was the re- Kincade Theatre. Building permits in the six swings, four see saws, two horizontal bars, and two town, including six for new basketball courts, Donations 50 years ago homes, are way up over last are being solicited for the pur- July 17, 1969 year, reports Building Inspec- chase of more equipment. Local and state police are tor Wilfred Bennett. The Metropolitan Park 3 continuing their search for an Barbara Stanwyck and Commission has enacted a 11-year-old Shirley Street girl Robert Preston star in "The speed limit for automobiles of who disappeared last Thurs- Lady Gambles" at the Win- 20 miles per hour on its road- day evening when she did not throp and State theatres. ways and reservations. return home from the beach, The greatest mock-war con- where she had been most of the 80 years ago test, featuring an invasion and day. July 15, 1939 defense of Boston Harbor and Off. Robert Crawford fired Despite great support at a involving over 16,000 men, two shots into the air to stop a legislative hearing in favor will be conducted on Aug. 14. 22-year-old Jamaica Plain man of a $25 million proposal to A new town department, from fleeing from an attempted rid Boston Harbor of its pol- to be known as the Building housebreak at 63 lution problem by means of Department, has been created Upland Road after neigh- sewage treatment plants, it is by enactment of the new town bors called police when they expected that the Ways and by-laws at the recent June saw three men entering the Means Committee will reject Town Meeting. premises. the idea, even though Federal The town is considering the Just hours earlier, Officers officials testified that it is ille- draining of marshland to try to Brenner and Mills freed a 66 gal to dump raw sewage into eradicate the pesky mosquito which is proving to be a health year old woman who had been navigable waters and local of- menace. handcuffed to a chair by two ficials testified that the public men posing as salesmen who health threat to area residents 120 years ago then ransacked her home. from pollution in the harbor is July 21, 1899 4 Dick Van Dyke and Sally as great as the influenza epi- The automobile carriages Ann Howes star in "Chitty, demic of 1918. that were to begun servicing Chitty Bang, Bang" at the Win- Donovan Beach has been Winthrop in July will not ar- throp Theatre. closed indefinitely by local rive until Aug. 22. Each “bus” health officials because of pol- will hold 22 passengers. 60 years ago lution levels that have made it The Metropolitan Park July 16, 1959 unsanitary. Commission has awarded a The announcement by Min- Miller Field was officially contract for the construction of nesota Sen. Hubert Humphrey opened last week to provide a a stone wall of approximately that he will be a candidate for playground for children of the one mile in length from Great President is of interest to Mas- Beach and Ocean Spray sec- Head to the Highlands. How- sachusetts Democrats, who tions of town. ever, no action to macadam- are keenly aware that our own Shore Drive was mobbed ize Crest Avenue will be tak- U.S. Senator, John F. Kenne- with beachgoers who sought en until next spring. Surveys dy, is a front runner for the to escape the heat during the also are being taken for a new nomination and is gathering weekend, as the present heat bridge and for an extension of support around the country. wave, one of the longest in the road to Revere. Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 18, 2019 E-mail: [email protected]
WINTHROP STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS GARUFO GRADUATES FROM MASS MARITIME ACADEMY LOCAL STUDENTS May 19, 2019. Joseph Lanza, MBA, Busi- School of Graduate and Pro- ON UMASS AMHERST Business, civic, and philan- ness Administration fessional Studies at Hemp- thropic leader John Fish, Hon. Steven D. Borges, execu- stead Stadium on the Endicott SPRING 2019 '19 served as Commencement tive vice president and chief campus in Beverly, Mass., the DEAN’S LIST speaker. Fish, the chairman executive officer of Nypro commencement speaker was Below is a list of local stu- and CEO of Suffolk, one of Healthcare, and a 1990 Fitch- Latoyia Edwards, news an- dents who were named to the the nation's leading construc- burg State alumnus, delivered chor at NBC-10 Boston, who dean’s list at the University of tion management companies, the commencement address at received an honorary Doctor Massachusetts Amherst for received an honorary Doctor the undergraduate ceremony of Humane Letters at the cer- the spring 2019 semester. of Business Administration on Saturday, May 18. Borges emony. In order to qualify, an un- degree. was also presented the Pres- dergraduate student must re- Founded in 1879, Curry ident’s Medal by University Of local interest, the fol- ceive a 3.5 grade-point aver- College is a private, four-year, President Richard S. Lapidus lowing students received de- age or better on a four-point liberal arts-based institution in recognition of his accom- grees: scale. located on 131 acres in Mil- plishments and support of the Robyn Howard, Master of ton, Mass. Curry extends its university community. Science, Nursing Sydney Ellen Adamson educational programs to a Anna M. Clementi of Mary Kate Mancini, Mas- Sean Matthew Arria continuing education branch Lunenburg, a member of the ter of Education, Special Ed- Sara Bosco campus in Plymouth, Mass. university Board of Trustees, ucation David Bushi Curry offers 27 undergraduate was awarded an honorary Edwards advised the class Samantha Ann Capone majors, as well as graduate de- doctorate at the ceremony in of 2019 to follow their pas- Abigail Rose Carleton grees in business, education, recognition of her lifetime of sions, take ownership of writ- Elma Dulovic criminal justice, and nursing, philanthropy and support of ing their own story, and find Matthew Joseph Feeley with a combined enrollment university initiatives includ- ways to help others. "I chal- Marina Del Carmen Huen- of approximately 3,000 stu- ing the Center for Italian Cul- lenge you, on your continued chunir dents. The student body con- ture that she helped create. climb, to reach back and give Catherine Marilyn Johnson sists of approximately 2,000 Madison Medina of Pel- someone else a boost along Robert Saverio Miles traditional undergraduate ham, N.H., addressed her fel- the way," Edwards told the Padraic Deavan Murphy students, and over 1,000 con- low graduates as undergrad- graduates. Mr. and Mrs. James Garufo are proud to announce the gradua- Katelyn Nicole Stimpson tinuing education and gradu- uate valedictorian. Medina is A total of 1,135 students tion of their son, Cal Edward Garufo from Mass Maritime Acade- ate students. Approximately enrolled in Fitchburg State’s graduated from Endicott's Van my, Bourne Mass on June 22, 2019. SAINT JOSEPH 75% of its students reside on groundbreaking police pro- Loan School of Graduate & Cal graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Facility En- the Curry campus. The larg- gram, whose graduates com- Professional Studies and its gineering and looks forward to a career in Station Engineering PREP ANNOUNCES est majors are business man- plete, in five years, bachelor’s traditional undergraduate col- and/or Municipal Waste Water Operations. FOURTH QUARTER agement, communication, and master’s degrees plus cer- lege. Ten students received a HONOR ROLL nursing, criminal justice, and tification to serve in municipal Doctor of Educational Lead- The following students education. The College offers police departments across the ership or Doctor of Philoso- from North of Boston at Saint a wide array of extra-curricu- state. Medina is completing phy; 349 received a Master Joseph Prep in Boston were lar activities ranging from 14 the 17-week police academy of Arts, Master of Education, named to the honor roll for NCAA Division III athletic this summer and will com- Master of Science, Master of the fourth quarter: teams to an outstanding the- plete her master’s degree in Business Administration, or Headmaster’s Circle (All atre program. Visit us on the the coming academic year. Master of Fine Arts degree; A’s): Nicholas Drevos ’21; web at www.curry.edu Fitchburg State University 760 students received a Bach- Tory Pepi ’22 enrolls 7,000 day and evening elor of Science, Bachelor of Phoenix Scholar (All A’s FITCHBURG STATE students in more than 50 pro- Arts, or Bachelor of Fine Arts and B’s) Marina Ribeiro ’22 UNIVERSITY grams of study. The university degree; and 16 received an was established in 1894. Associate in Arts or Associate HELD ITS 123RD MASSA GRADUATES in Science degree. COMMENCEMENT ENDICOTT COLLEGE Endicott College offers FROM CURRY EXERCISES ANNOUNCES 2019 doctorate, master’s, bach- elor’s and associate degree COLLEGE Graduate and undergrad- LOCAL GRADUATES programs at its campus on Curry College is pleased uate degrees were conferred Endicott College, the first the scenic coast of Beverly, to announce that Colby Mas- for students who spanned the college in the U.S. to require Mass., with additional sites sa of Winthrop received a BA United States and across the internships of its students, in Boston, online, and at U.S. degree at Commencement Ex- globe. held its 79th annual com- and international locations. cercises that took place at the Local students included: mencement exercises this past Endicott remains true to its Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Lauren Breau, MED, Spe- week. At a May 23 ceremo- founding principle of integrat- Massachusetts on Sunday cial Eucation ny for Endicott's Van Loan ing professional and liberal arts education with internship opportunities across disci- plines. For more, visit endi- cott.edu.
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KHJ25138_EBT052 5.55x10.5 SLVR_MECH.indd 1 6/19/19 1:14 PM E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 18, 2019 Page 7 Sports
UNANIMOUS DECISION STUDENT HIGHLIGHT: Encore delivers a knockout with first boxing show Ryan Buccini credits By Cary Shuman baseball for lifelong lessons
It didn’t take long for En- By Kate Anslinger core Boston Harbor to estab- lish itself as a major player in the New England boxing Recent Winthrop High scene. School graduate, Ryan Buc- A sell-out crowd of 2,300 cini, plays baseball for more fans enjoyed an action-packed than just the competition. show Friday night at the re- Having learned lifelong les- cently opened $2.6 billion re- sons from the sport that is sort casino located in Everett. considered “the game of fail- The show, promoted by Mur- ure,” Buccini believes that phy’s Boxing, drew what is baseball goes beyond the field believed to the largest crowd and serves his life in a number in years for a Boston-area of ways. boxing event. “A player who gets a hit Fans were awed by the or- one third of the time is consid- nate, spacious ballroom that weigh-in for the fighters was venue.” ered a superstar. It’s called hit- was transformed in to a ma- held one day before the show DiSalvio’s appearance and ting .300, which is a massive jor-league, Las Vegas-style and that, too, was a special welcoming remarks were accomplishment. Baseball en- boxing venue. Fans had an experience as everyone knew much appreciated by the box- courages players not to look unimpeded view of the ring that they were part of some- ers. at failure with disapproval but from their seats. thing historic – the first tick- “This is awesome,” said rather as motivation to learn The public address an- eted event at Encore Boston main event fighter Greg Ven- the art of mastering defeat. I nouncing system, lighting, Harbor. detti of Stoneham. “I’m hon- try to apply this philosophy special effects, and four huge, Robert DiSalvio, president ored to be part of the first to all aspects of my life. The high-definition televisions of Encore Boston Harbor, per- show [at Encore]. Everyone game of baseball has taught made it a spectacular sight sonally welcomed the boxing has been really nice.” me to manage both failures and sound experience. community and Murphy’s Vendetti would go on to and success,” Buccini said. The extra touches, like the Boxing to the five-star resort. win a unanimous decision This summer, before he free photo booth in which fans “Good afternoon, everyone, over Michael Anderson and heads off to Colby Sawyer welcome to Encore Boston capture the IBA Junior Mid- could pose in different boxing College to study business with Ryan Buccini. gear and instantly receive a Harbor,” began DiSalvio. “On dleweight World Champi- a concentration in marketing, behalf of the over 5,000 team onship. Interestingly, Ven- free photo, was welcomed by Buccini will dedicate his time in the ICL would be extreme- field,” he said. all who participated in the ex- members that have joined us detti was a linebacker for the to the baseball field. He will here, as you know, we are a ly competitive as the majority Currently, Buccini is bat- perience. Northeast Regional Vocation- be playing for the Malden of the players are current or ting just over .300 with both Each fighter walked to the new facility and one of our al High School (Wakefield) Bambinos and the Melrose main goals that we could former college players along teams and during the last ring to the accompaniment football team. Americans, who are affiliat- with some minor league play- Bambinos’ game he hit a two- of his own personal entry present a very diverse lineup Ken Casey, frontman for ed with the Inner-City Base- of entertainment options and ers,” said Buccini, who be- run homerun against Lynn- music. Former world cham- the Dropkick Murphys and ball League (ICL). Known lieves that playing for both field. pions Tony DeMarco of the sporting events for our guests promoter, also spoke at the as one of the top men’s ama- that visit the property. of these teams will help him Last summer, Buccini was North End and Mickey Ward press conference. teur leagues in the Northeast, “I can’t tell you how to prepare for playing at the nominated to play for the of Lowell were honored with “This [Encore] is amazing Buccini was both excited and college level next year. “The Metro Bay State Games team. special awards during the pleased we are to have Ken nervous when he was asked to Casey and Murphy’s Boxing and we’re honored to the first level of coaching that I am He also received the Rookie show. ticketed event, that is excit- join the teams. receiving is definitely con- of the Year award from the here for our first champion- “I knew the skill level with- ship boxing event,” continued ing stuff, that’s history right tributing to my success on the 21U Malden Bambinos. Press conference, there,” said Casey. “We have weigh-in kick off the show DiSalvio. “We feel this is a great way to kick off this new big plans to bring amazing The press conference and fights to this casino and hope- fully some more world title fights.” ADVERTISE IN COLOR! Casey also thanked Encore for its hospitality. More than 10 MILLION to choose from!! See BOXING Page 10
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Christine Vitale, of West Nellie E. Wall, age 99, of High School Townsend, Massachusetts: Winthrop died peacefully on Ann M. (Nolan) McGrath Born and grew up in Win- Sunday, July 14 at Winthrop of Winthrop, formerly of East throp, and always called Win- Neighborhood PACE after a Boston, died on July 14. throp home. brief illness. Ann was a devoted and Christine put up the good She was pre-deceased by caring wife, mother, grand- fight for a long time; being the her beloved husband, James mother, great-grandmother, warrior she always was. J. Wall, Jr. and four sisters and sister, aunt and friend. She tru- She was the loving daugh- five brothers. ly dedicated her life to making ter of, Mary Vitale (and the Born in Dorchester, she others happy. Her love for her late Anthony Vitale), cher- was the daughter of the late family and friends was be- ished wife of Peter Venezia; John and Mary (Dort) Perrin. yond measure. She would do proud grandparent of Eli Piso many close cousins, friends, Nellie moved to Winthrop and supportive nieces and anything in her power to make and beloved mother to Antho- family and broken hearts. in 1953 and resided in Win- nephews. sure her family was well taken McGrath III, Jason McGrath, ny Motta (Kiara) and Doriana Visiting Hours will be held throp for most of her life. She Her Funeral will be held care of, happy and loved. She Nikki McGrath, Ryan Cheney, Motta (John). The loved sister at the Maurice W. Kirby Fu- was a bookkeeper in the Tax from the Maurice W. Kirby adored her children but she Makayla McGrath, Dougie of Lawrence Vitale (late Nor- neral Home on Friday from Department at Winthrop Town Funeral Home, 210 Winthrop truly enjoyed her grandchil- McGrath, Jr., Shane McGrath mand Bolduc) and James Vi- 4:00 – 8:00 PM to which rel- Hall for over 30 years and an St. Winthrop on Friday at 9 dren and great-grandchildren. and Mackenzie McGrath, tale (Donna and Alicia). atives and friends are invited active member of St. John the a.m. followed by a Funeral Holidays were always made Kaitlyn Mahoney and Eddie Special step-parent to Kar- to attend. Graveside Services Evangelist Church. Nellie en- Mass at St. John the Evange- special because of her and her Mahoney; sister of Elizabeth en Venezia, Lisa Venezia will be held Saturday at 11:00 joyed bowling, walking with list Church, Winthrop at 10 door was always open to any- McNabb of Florida, Francis P. Holt (Bob, Luke and Molly), AM at Holy Cross Cemetery her friends, activities at a.m. Relatives and friends are one who wanted to come by Nolan of Peabody and the late Jacqueline Motta (Mark and in Malden. For guest book the senior center and knitting invited to the burial which will or who may need a kind heart Rev. William Nolan, Helen Nico) and the late Cheryl please visit our website at quilts for Children’s Hospital. follow in Winthrop Cemetery to talk to. She will truly be Salsman, Raymond J. Nolan, Venezia. She leaves behind mauricekirbyfh.com She is survived by four lov- (Cross St. Section). Visiting missed. Mary McArdle and Aaron J. ing children: two sons, James hours will be held at the funer- She was born and raised in "Spike" Nolan Jr. Ann is also J. Wall, III and his wife, Jane al home today, Thursday, from East Boston, before moving lovingly survived by eight Winthrop Senior Center News Degregorio of Winthrop, Rob- 4 to 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, to Winthrop with her hus- great-grandchildren and many July 18 – July 24, 2019 ert and his wife, Carolyn Wall please make checks payable to band, George to raise their nieces and nephews. of Georgia and two daughters, Mass Audubon Society: Well- family. They were married for Funeral from the Magrath Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm Joan Wall and her husband, 67 years until her husband’s Funeral Home, 325 Chelsea www.town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging fleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Jeff Glanville of Wellfleet and P.O. Box 236, South Wellfleet, death in 2017. St. [at Day Square] East Bos- Thursday, July 18 Janice Wall and her husband, MA 02663. She worked for over 25 ton, on Thursday morning, 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) Neal Klein of Cambridge, For guest book please visit: years as a secretary at Don July 25, at 8:45 a.m., followed 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara seven grandchildren, seven mauricekirbyfh.com Bosco Technical High School by a Funeral Mass in St. John 12:00pm – Lunch great grandchildren and many in Boston alongside her moth- the Evangelist Church, Win- 1:00pm – Bingo caring er and sister. throp at 10 a.m. Relatives and She was the beloved wife Friday, July 19 friends are invited. Visiting 9:30am – Exercise Class of the late George E. McGrath hours will be on Wednesday, 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry Sr., loving mother of Annie July 24 from 5 to 7 p.m. Inter- 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy McGrath Cheney, Patricia J. ment will be in Massachusetts 12:00pm – Lunch Salvatore Internicola, Sr. McGrath, Mary E. Hogan and National Cemetery at 1:15 Longtime St. John's employee her husband, David, all of Win- p.m. Saturday, July 20 throp, the late Douglas Mc- In lieu of flowers donations 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy Salvatore Internicola, Sr. and Anthony Internicola, all Grath and his surviving wife, in Ann's memory to the Alz- of Winthrop passed away on of Winthrop; dear brother of Cheryl of Saugus, George E. heimer's Association would Monday, July 22 June 28. Joseph Internicola and wife, McGrath Jr. and his surviving be appreciated. 9:30am – Exercise wife, Jane of Winthrop; moth- Indoor parking and en- 12:00pm – Lunch Salvatore was a longtime Maureen of Florida and the janitor at St. John's. He was late Elizabeth Bacon, Ann er-in-law of Lois McGrath of trance to funeral home avail- 1:00pm – Bingo Revere; devoted grandmother 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara a devoted father, grandfather Cafarella and Anthony Inter- able from 340 Bremen St., and uncle who loved spending nicola and his surviving wife, of Joshua Carpenter, Kim MagrathFuneralHome.com Tuesday, July 23 time with all of his children, Diane; cherished grandfather McGrath Johnson, George 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy grandchildren, nieces and of Kevin, Brianna Anderson 10:00am-12:00pm – Suffolk County Registry of Deeds nephews. He enjoyed taking and Lola Internicola and he is 10:00am – Arts & Crafts them out to do things together. also survived by many loving 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) He was the beloved husband nieces and nephews. Mark 'Marty' Surette 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy of Elaine (Hurley) Internicola, Family and friends cele- 12:00pm – Lunch Carpenter for Cataldo Construction devoted father of Salvatore brated Salvatore's life by gath- 1:00pm– Art Class with Dawn Internicola Jr. and his fiancé, ering at St. John the Evange- 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal Mark D. "Marty" Surette of Robichaud of Nova Scotia. He Carrie Rak, Daniel Internicola list Church, Winthrop for a 1:00-3:00pm – Free Hearing Screenings (Appointment Required) Billows St., Winthrop passed was also the loving uncle of and his wife, Liza, Lori-Ann Funeral Mass. All other ser- 2:00pm –Technology Class with Betsy away at home on July 11. He April and Nicole. Anderson and her husband, vices were private. was 60 years old. Born in Mal- Family and friends are cor- Kevin, Lisa-Ann Internicola Wednesday, July 24 den, the beloved son of Rose dially invited to attend the 9:30am – Exercise Class E. and the late Sylvane G. visitation from the Caggia- 9:30-11:30am – Kelly’s Nails on Wheels (Manicures cost $10; Ap- pointment Required) 1 Year Anniversary Surette, he was a resident of no-O'Maley-Frazier Funeral 10:00am-12:00pm – Fifteen Minute Legal Aid Appointments* July 22, 2018 — July 22, 2019 Winthrop since 1972, a 1978 Home 147 Winthrop St., Win- 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) graduate of Winthrop High throp today, Thursday, July 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) Jan Z. Makosky School and a member of the 18 from 3 to 7 p.m. A funeral 12:00pm – Lunch 1976 Division 1 State Hockey service will held in the funeral God saw you getting tired, 1:00-3:00p – SHINE Counseling (Appointment Required) Championship Team. He was home immediately following when a cure was no to be. 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Black E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 18, 2019 Page 9 Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 18, 2019 E-mail: [email protected] NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION Boxing // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 ZBA DENIES SPECIAL projects, such as at the old Mi- After the meeting, Lynds “I can’t say enough about PERMIT das site, and that 254 Spencer said he and Beliveau will re- how great Bob [DiSalvio] and Ave. sits next to the 34-unit group to see what their next CHELSEA - In a split de- Acadia affordable housing de- steps are for 254 Spencer Ave. his staff have treated us – it’s cision, the Zoning Board of a first-class venue all around. velopment. “It’s too early to tell what Appeals (ZBA) denied a re- “The neighbors want this, we will do right now,” he said. The set-up [in the boxing ven- quest for a special permit and ue] is pretty awesome.” I want this, and I don’t think “We will look at all of our op- variance for a proposed eight- it should be limited to five tions.” unit, four-story, market-rate Lynds said he was surprised Everett fans join units,” said Perlatonda. “It’s a condominium project at 254 great project, and I don’t see by DePriest’s staunch vocal large crowd at the show Spencer Ave. why we wouldn’t want it right opposition to the project. Boxing fans from Everett In a 2-2 vote, ZBA mem- now.” “This was an opportunity joined fans across New En- bers Arthur Arsenault and Richard Lynds, the attor- for good, market-rate units,” gland at the show. Marilyn Vega-Torres voted to ney for developer Ricky Be- said Lynds. City Councillor Michael okay the project, while mem- liveau, said the four-story Marchese, a three-sport ath- bers Hugo Perdomo and Jo- condo building would fit into JEWISH NURSING lete at Everett High School seph Mahoney voted to deny the neighborhood by serving HOME TO BE who played football for approvals, siding with the as a transition from the taller, Moody Sarno, said it was ex- recommendation of Planning five-story Acadia develop- RENAMED citing to see Everett residents Director John DePriest. ment on one side to the tri- CHELSEA - Chelsea Jew- past and present, at the show. DePriest stated that the ple-deckers on the other side ish Lifecare has announced “This is a fantastic venue conversion of the existing of 254 Spencer Ave. that the Chelsea Jewish Nurs- two-family house to eight and there’s life back in Ever- To make the project work fi- ing Home, the flagship prop- units was too large for the site, ett,” said Marchese. “It’s good nancially, Lynds said Beliveau erty of the organization, will and that the developers did needs the eight units at market be renamed The Katzman to see people from Everett not meet the hardship require- here and plenty of faces com- rate. He said Beliveau would Center for Living in honor of ments to gain approval for the be investing $2.5 million into Elliot and Donna Katzman. ing back to Everett. The box- special permit and variances. ing has been outstanding and the project, with units selling The Marblehead couple, While the Planning Depart- for about $500,000 each. who made a significant dona- I look forward to being back ment recommended no more here in August for the next “Ricky believes in the City tion to Chelsea Jewish Life- than five units on the parcel, a care, have longstanding ties to event.” of Chelsea,” said Lynds. “For PHOTOS BY EMILY HARNEY number of neighbors and city him to make this type of in- the nursing home, the city of Former cruiserweight Promoter Ken Casey and IBA Champ Greg Vendetti. officials came out in support vestment shows where his Chelsea and to the healthcare champion Richie “The Moun- of the project Tuesday night, mind is and where his wallet organization. tain” LaMontagne of Everett drew a warm reception when “I’m so proud of Everett – much as they had done last is.” “We are enormously he was introduced in the ring. I love this venue for boxing,” month when the project was said LaMontagne. “It’s beau- As the special permit and grateful to Elliot and Donna approved by the Planning variance failed to garner the Katzman for such a generous tiful here. Encore has done a Board. WINTHROP MARKETPLACE great job. This is great for our necessary vote, several of the gift,” said Chelsea Jewish “I would hate to see these Lifecare CEO Barry Berman. city and New England boxing.” supporters who attended the units be abandoned, it is kind “I have known the Katzman Also seen in the crowd was meeting voiced their displea- PORK CHOPS WITH GARDEN RICE of an eyesore right now,” said sure to the board members family for many years and am former Everett High tennis District 3 City Councillor Joe and DePriest. thrilled to have their name at- star Eric Glassoff, who is now Ingredients: Perlatonda. “We are going with what tached to the Chelsea Jewish 6 (1 inch thick) pork chops 1 (14.5 oz) can Italian-style diced a successful real estate agent. Perlatonda noted that the Nursing Home. Their support 1/2 teaspoon salt tomatoes, drained the law is in the books,” said “I can’t believe we’re in City has recently approved Mahoney. 1/4 tsp ground black pepper 1/2 cup chopped green bell Everett, it feels like we’re in larger, affordable housing See METRO NEWS Page 12 1/2 tsp paprika pepper Las Vegas,” said Glassoff. 2 tbsp olive oil 1/2 cup chopped orange bell Winthrop School Commit- 1 clove garlic, minced pepper 1 (14 oz) can vegetable broth 1/3 cup chopped green onions tee member Tino Capobianco 1 cup uncooked long grain 1/2 cup thinly sliced fresh mush- was also on hand for Encore’s Real Estate Transfers white rice rooms first-ever show. “The show has been great,” BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE Directions: said Capobianco. “There was Faretra, Deanna Connelly, Maureen A 79 Cliff Ave #2 $467,500 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). no traffic getting here. I took 2. Season pork chops with salt, pepper, and paprika. Heat the the ferry from downtown. Finch-Mccaffrey, Erika Lucerto, Michael P 79 Cliff Ave #3 $480,000 oil in a skillet over medium heat. Saute the garlic about 1 min- Everyone here is having a Bank New York Mellon Tr Brennan, Darren J 9 Dolphin Ave $424,000 ute, then brown pork chops about 2 minutes on each side. great time. New England has Leon, Genaro A Macqueen, Patricia J 500 Governors Dr #31 $275,000 3. In a pot, bring the vegetable broth and rice to a boil. Mix in a great history with boxing Edge Real Estate Invests Russo FT 40 Seaview Ave $425,000 the Italian-style diced tomatoes, green bell pepper, orange with Rocky Marciano, Mick- YOURTiefenthaler, RossWINTHROP E Laskaris, Peter V 82 Temple Ave $677,500 bell pepper, green onions, and mush-rooms, and cook about 5 ey Ward, Marvin Hagler, and minutes, until heated through. Transfer to a 9x13 inch baking Johnny Ruiz and it’s great to YOURAGENTS dish. Arrange the pork chops over the rice and vegetables. see Encore carrying on that 4. Cover, and bake 1 hour in the preheated oven, or until rice tradition.” and vegetables are tender and pork has reached an internal Murphy’s Boxing will hold WELCOME TO temperature of 145 degrees F (63 de-grees C). its next boxing show at En- THE NEIGHBORHOOD 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP (617)846-6880 core on Aug. 23. 218 WINTHROP STREET WINTHROP MA 02152 | 617.841.7411 WINTHROP PROFESSIONAL
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LEGAL NOTICE Appeals needed. with the provisions of COMMISSION 2019 and publicly Office (SDO), formerly CITATION ON Persons interested in July 18, 2019 LEGAL NOTICE 3. Relief of 17.28.030 Chapter 131, Section 40, Norm Hyett, Chair opened online, forthwith. known as SOMWBA. The PETITION FOR the estate are entitled July 25, 2019 (C.2) (D. 1) Massachusetts Wetlands 7/18/19 Filed Sub-bids for the combined participation FORMAL to notice regarding the W Nonconforming uses, Protection Act and W trades listed below will benchmark reserved for ADJUDICATION administration directly structures and lots will be Winthrop Town By-Laws, be received until on and such enterprises shall Docket No. from the Personal TOWN OF WINTHROP needed. a public hearing will be publicly opened online, not be less than 10.4% SU19P1508EA Representative and LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF WINTHROP Copies of the held on July 24, 2019, LEGAL NOTICE forthwith. SUBTRADES: of the final contract Estate of: may petition the Court # 016-2019 LEGAL NOTICE aforementioned at 7:30 P.M. in the Legal Advertisement NONE price including accepted Melody A. Allen in any matter relating Notice is hereby given in # 018-2019 application and plans are Joseph Harvey Hearing The Winthrop Housing All Bids should be alternates. Request for Date of Death: to the estate, including accordance with Chapter Notice is hereby given in on file and available for Room, Winthrop Town Authority, the Awarding submitted online at waivers must be sent to 03/21/2019 the distribution of 40A of the Massachusetts accordance with Chapter inspection at the Office Hall on the Request Authority, invites sealed www.biddocsonline.com DHCD (David.McClave@ To all interested persons: assets and expenses of General Laws and TOWN OF WINTHROP 40A of the Massachusetts of the Town Clerk, Town for Determination of bids from Contractors for and received no later mass.gov) 5 calendar A Petition for Formal administration. Chapter 17 of the Code LEGAL NOTICE General Laws and Hall, Monday through Applicability from Ellen the 667-2 Community than the date and time days prior to the General Probate of Will with WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. of the Town of Winthrop # 017-2019 Chapter 17 of the Code Thursday during the Helleberg to build a 12’ Building Elevator specified above. General Bid date if the work is Appointment of Personal Dunn, First Justice of this that the Winthrop Board Notice is hereby given in of the Town of Winthrop normal business hours. x 13’ patio. Upgrades, #346102 in bids and sub-bids shall estimated to cost less Representative has Court. of Appeals will conduct accordance with Chapter that the Winthrop Board Darren Baird, Chairman PROJECT LOCATION: Winthrop, Massachusetts, be accompanied by a than $500,000 OR 10 been filed by Joshua R. Date: July 02, 2019 a public hearing on 40A of the Massachusetts of Appeals will conduct Winthrop Board of 131 Sewall Avenue, in accordance with the bid deposit that is not calendar days prior to Allen of Norwood, MA Felix D. Arroyo Thursday, August 1, General Laws and a public hearing on Appeals Winthrop, MA. documents prepared by less than five (5%) of the General Bid date if requesting that the Court Register of Probate 2019, at or after 7:00 Chapter 17 of the Code Thursday, August 1, July 18, 2019 NOTE: A copy may Syska Hennessy Group, the greatest possible bid the work is estimated to enter a formal Decree 7/18/19 p.m. in the Joseph of the Town of Winthrop 2019, at or after 7:00 July 25, 2019 be obtained from the Inc. amount (considering all cost $500,000 or more and Order and for such W Harvey Hearing Room, that the Winthrop Board p.m. in the Joseph W Conservation Office at The Project consists alternates), and made - NO WAIVERS WILL BE other relief as requested Town Hall, Winthrop, of Appeals will conduct Harvey Hearing Room, the Winthrop Public of: The modernization payable to the Winthrop GRANTED AFTER THE BID in the Petition. Massachusetts, 02152 a public hearing on Town Hall, Winthrop, Facilities Building. of one (1) Hydraulic Housing Authority. Bid DATE. See Contract The Petitioner requests LEGAL NOTICE upon the application Thursday, August 1, Massachusetts, 02152 LEGAL NOTICE At said hearing all Passenger Elevator for Forms and Contract Documents - Article 3 that: Joshua R. Allen COMMONEALTH of Carol MacLean, 59 2019, at or after 7:00 upon the application interested persons shall the Winthrop Housing Documents will be of the Instructions to of Norwood, MA be OF MASSACHUSETTS Grovers Ave., seeking a p.m. in the Joseph of Craig Galligan, 34 be given the opportunity Authority located at available for pick-up Bidders. appointed as Personal THE TRIAL COURT Special Permit to operate Harvey Hearing Room, Underhill St., LLC, to be heard. Carver Gardens, 9 at www.biddocsonline. PRE-BID CONFERENCE / Representative(s) of said PROBATE AND a Bed and Breakfast/ Town Hall, Winthrop, seeking a Special Permit WINTHROP Golden Drive, Winthrop, com (may be viewed SITE VISIT: estate to serve on the FAMILY COURT Transient Lodging at the Massachusetts, 02152 and Variance. NOTICE is hereby given CONSERVATION MA. Included also under electronically and Date and Time: Friday, bond in an unsupervised Suffolk Probate existing home located upon the application of The above referenced that in accordance COMMISSION the General Bid is all hardcopy requested) or 26 July 2019 at 10:00 administration. And Family Court at 59 Grovers Ave., Joseph W. Clark, Trustee, address resides in an with the provisions of Norm Hyett, Chair related work. at Nashoba Blue, Inc. AM Address: 7 Golden IMPORTANT 24 New Chardon St. Winthrop, MA 02152 in 21-23 Sea View Ave., RA District and two Chapter 131, Section 40, 7/18/19 The work is estimated to at 433 Main Street, Ave, Winthrop, MA NOTICE Boston, MA 02114 accordance with Section seeking a Special Permit. structures exist on a Massachusetts Wetlands W cost $275,000. Hudson, MA 01749 Instructions: All bidders You have the right (617)788-8300 17.49 of the Town The Applicant seeks a 4600 square foot lot. Protection Act and Bids are subject to M.G.L. (978-568-1167). will meet outside the to obtain a copy of NOTICE OF of Winthrop’s Zoning permit to alter and or The front structure is Winthrop Town By-Laws, c.149 §44A-J & to There is a plan deposit main entrance. Do the Petition from the PETITION FOR By-Law, which permits extend a pre-existing, a two family and the a public hearing will be LEGAL NOTICE minimum wage rates as of $50.00 per set not block any visitor Petitioner or at the CHANGE OF NAME a bed and breakfast to nonconforming structure rear structure is a single held on July 24, 2019, required by (maximum of 2 sets) access into and outside Court. You have a Docket No. operate as an accessory at the above referenced family. Both structures at 7:30 P.M. in the M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to payable to BidDocs the building. Do not right to object to this SU19C0159CA home occupation address. The applicant are pre-existing Joseph Harvey Hearing 27H inclusive. THIS ONLINE Inc. commence with the proceeding. To do so, In the matter of: use within a private is also seeking to nonconforming. The Room, Winthrop Town PROJECT IS BEING Plan deposits may be elevator review until you or your attorney Susan Marie residence. It shall be increase the height applicant seeks a special Hall on the Request NOTICE is hereby given ELECTRONICALLY BID electronically paid or authorized to begin. must file a written Rogers unlawful to conduct of the structure by permit to convert the for Determination of that in accordance AND HARD COPY BIDS by check. This deposit SITE VISIT BY appearance and A Petition to Change a Bed & Breakfast/ constructing a second single family in the rear Applicability from Mario with the provisions of WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. will be refunded for up APPOINTMENT: NONE objection at this Court Name of Adult has been Transient Lodging story. The permit was to a two-family structure. Fuentes to build 45’ x 3’ Chapter 131, Section 40, Please review the to two sets for general The Contract Documents before: 10:00 a.m. filed by Susan Marie accessory use without a denied in accordance Also, in reviewing brick wall. Massachusetts Wetlands instructions in the bid bidders and for one set may be seen, but not on the return day of Rogers of Winthrop, MA Special Permit granted with the Town of the parking plan as PROJECT LOCATION: Protection Act and documents on how to for sub-bidders upon removed at: 08/13/2019. requesting that the court by the Zoning Board of Winthrop Zoning Bylaws submitted, it appears 108 Bayview Avenue, Winthrop Town By-Laws, register as an electronic return of the sets in good Winthrop Housing This is NOT a hearing enter a Decree changing Appeals. Chapter 17.28.030 that the parking stalls Winthrop, MA. a public hearing will be bidder. The bids are to be condition within thirty Authority date, but a deadline by their name to: The owner is applying Nonconforming Uses, are inadequate in size NOTE: A copy may held on July 24, 2019, prepared and submitted (30) days of receipt of 9 Golden Drive which you must file a Susan Marie Richards for a Special Permit Structures, and Lots. and parking in the be obtained from the at 7:30 P.M. in the at www.biddocsonline. general bids. Otherwise Winthrop, MA 02152 written appearance and Any person may appear for a Bed & Breakfast/ The following relief is front of the structure is Conservation Office at Joseph Harvey Hearing com . Tutorials and the deposit shall be the 617-846-7100 objection if you object for purposes of objecting Transient Lodging and required: prohibited. the Winthrop Public Room, Winthrop Town instructions on how to property of the Awarding Nashoba Blue Inc. to this proceeding. If to the petition by filing will be renting a total of 1. Special Whereas the lot is in Facilities Building. Hall on the Request complete the electronic Authority. Additional sets 433 Main Street you fail to file a timely an appearance at: 1 bedroom for no more Permit to alter a a Residence A District, At said hearing all for Determination bid documents are may be purchased for Hudson, MA 01749 written appearance and Suffolk Probate and than fourteen days, in nonconforming use the permit was denied interested persons shall of Applicability from available online (click on $50.00 978-568-1167 objection followed by an Family Court before accordance with the or structure. Section in accordance to the be given the opportunity Beverly Alba to replace the “Tutorial” tab at the Bidders requesting Peg Tiernan Lyons, affidavit of objections 10:00 a.m. on the return by-law. The home has 17.28.030 (C.2.). Town of Winthrop to be heard. existing first floor bottom footer). Contract Documents Executive Director within thirty (30) days day of 08/01/2019. 1 full bathroom that will Copies of the Zoning By-Laws WINTHROP wraparound deck on General bidders must to be mailed to them Winthrop Housing of the return day, action This is NOT a hearing be designated for guests aforementioned Chapter 17.16.020 A. CONSERVATION existing footings. be certified by the shall include a separate Authority may be taken without date, but a deadline with a dedicated parking application and plans are Dimensional Regulations, COMMISSION PROJECT LOCATION: 244 Division of Capital check for $40.00 per 7/18/19, 7/25/19 further notice to you. by which you must file spot. on file and available for no lot shall contain more Norm Hyett, Chair Winthrop Shore Drive, Asset Management and set for UPS Ground W UNSUPERVISED a written appearance Copies of the inspection at the Office than one single- or 7/18/19 Winthrop, MA. Maintenance (DCAMM) (or $65.00 per set for ADMINISTRATION UNDER if you object to this aforementioned of the Town Clerk, Town two-family dwelling. W NOTE: A copy may in the following category UPS overnight), non- THE MASSACHUSETTS proceeding. application and plans are Hall, Monday through Relief from additional be obtained from the of work, Elevators, and refundable, payable to LEGAL NOTICE UNIFORM PROBATE CODE WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. on file and available for Thursday during the Town of Winthrop Zoning Conservation Office at must submit a current the BidDocs ONLINE Inc., COMMONWEALTH (MUPC) Dunn, First Justice of this inspection at the Office normal business hours. By-Laws will also be LEGAL NOTICE the Winthrop Public DCAMM Certificate of to cover mail handling OF MASSACHUSETTS A Personal Court. of the Town Clerk, Town Darren Baird, Chairman needed. Facilities Building. Eligibility and signed costs. THE TRIAL COURT Representative appointed Date: July 10, 2019 Hall, Monday through Winthrop Board of 1. Relief of 17.16.020 At said hearing all DCAMM Prime/General General bidders must PROBATE AND under the MUPC in Felix D. Arroyo, Thursday during the Appeals (A) General Regulations interested persons shall Contractor Update agree to contract with FAMILY COURT an unsupervised Register of Probate normal business hours. July 18, 2019 will be needed. be given the opportunity Statement. minority and women Suffolk Division administration is not 7/18/19 Darren Baird, Chairman July 25, 2019 2. Relief of 17.20.050 NOTICE is hereby given to be heard. General Bids will be business enterprises 24 New Chardon St. required to file an W Winthrop Board of W Design of off-street that in accordance WINTHROP received until 2:00 PM as certified by the Boston, MA 02114 inventory or annual parking facilities will be CONSERVATION on Thursday, 15 August Supplier Diversity (617)788-8300 accounts with the Court.
Black Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, July 18, 2019 E-mail: [email protected] BOOK REVIEW 'HOOVER - AN EXTRAORDINARY LIFE IN EXTRAORDINARY TIMES' By Kenneth Whyte Reviewed By Bernie Kelly “Hoover” is the biogra- more forcefully to forestall the Food-for-Peace program cally, working at a number of to note that a man who came phy of Herbert Hoover, the the Depression. However during World War one, in key posts, until he was finally to the fore as a great philan- president who gained infamy biographer Kenneth Whyte which he led the misery of elected president in 1928. In thropist should have been for presiding over the start of asserts that Hoover worked millions of starving Europe- the electon, he defeated the relegated by fate to a state of the Great Depression, which assiduously to try to stop the ans, mostly Belgians. first ever Catholic candidate, obloquy. originated in 1929. Hoover onset of that financial tragedy. Hoover was a compulsive Al Smith of New York. This book is an easy read. claimed that during the De- According to Whyte, workaholic who made his The Depression really It flows smoothly from cover pression he felt that he was hoover came to the fore as a original fortune in the mining threw Hoover for a loop de- to cover and Kenneth Whyte facing a war on a thousand progressive, who had accom- business as a geologist. After railing the progressive mea- does an admirable job of pre- fronts. Many people feel plished a number of good a difficuly childhood, during sures he had promulgated for senting the facts of Hoover’s that the former president things in his career, includ- which both his parents died full employment and child- life in an equitable, even while he as quite youg, Her- hood education. Tent cities handed manner. He includes was at fault for not acting ing most notably his work in bert Hoover was raised by a and encampents of the jobless a bit of amateur psychoanal- strict uncle who forced young were called “Hoovervilles.” ysis, detailing the manner Herbert to work hard on his Unemployment was rife with in which Hoover’s difficult TROOPER AT REVERE farm. As a teenager Hoover millions of people begging childhood turned him into a BARRACKS EARNS TROOP A was installed with a love of for subsistence. Hoover was gruff, humorless man who books by a kindly woman coast to coast to in addition called to blame for the dire sought refuge in work. ‘ROOKIE OF THE YEAR’ AWARD teacher. He subsequently at- to traveling to Europe and situation, and in 1932 he ran Whyte’s body is 614 pages tended Stanford University Austrialia. It was while they into his nemesis, the wealthy long, but it holds the reader’s where he studied geology. were in England and Belgium reformer Franklin Delano interest all the way through. After graduating from that the Hoovers observed the Roosevelt who defeated him The author did another book Stanford, Hoover cast about genesis of WW1. Millions of in that years presidential elec- on William Randolph Hearst. in different jobs until he fi- Belgians had been displaced tion. He is also the founder of the nally landed a position with by the German Army, and The rest is history. Hoover Sutherland House Press, and Bewick-Moreing a promi- Hoover was moved to com- in his musings and writings, did editing work for Ma- nent mining firm that set him passion by their plight. He despised the New Deal, even- clean’s Magazine, as well as up for business in Austrial- set up an organization to feed tually becoming a leader of Saturday Night Magazine. He ia. The young man did well, the hungry, seeking donations the burgeoning conservative is based in Toronto. Please earning large sums of money from all over the world. The movement. read this book-It will enhance for himself and his wife, the venture gained him interna- He wrote a number of your knowledge of history former Lou Henry, and their tional acclaim , propelling books, be he really become and provide inspiration. En- two sons. The family was a him into the political arena. something of a recluse and joy your reading! peripatetic lot, moving from He climbed the ladder politi- an iconoclast. It seems sad Bernie Kelly
Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 and friendship mean the world Ventures, a private venture dad, Myer, still enjoys being ing Home is very near and to us.” capital firm, has built some of a part of this caring commu- dear to my heart,” said Ber- Elliot Katzman and Donna New England’s most success- nity. Donna’s mom, Mary man. “We are honored to have (Frangiamone) were class- ful technology companies. Frangiamone, is a resident of Elliot and Donna involved During the first day of orientation for members of the recently mates at Chelsea High, and “Donna and I are tru- the Chelsea Jewish Nursing with this special residence and graduated 84th Recruit Training Troop, Major Pasquale Russolil- will soon celebrate their 40th ly thankful for the love and Home. We want to pay tribute we truly appreciate their sub- lo, commander of Troop A of the Massachusetts State Police, rec- wedding anniversary. Both kindness that Chelsea Jew- stantial contribution.” ognized the accomplishments of a young state trooper from the to the mission of the organi- Founded in 1919, the are Salem State alumni and ish Lifecare has shown our previous recruit class who is currently assigned to the Revere zation’s founders and the ex- non-profit Chelsea Jewish the proud parents of sons and family,” said Katzman. “Our traordinary leadership of Bar- Barracks. Major Russolillo presented Trooper Jessica Falzone, daughters-in-law Matthew Lifecare is one of the largest a member of the 83rd Recruit Training Troop assigned to State involvement began when my ry and Adam Berman.” and Katie, and David and providers of senior health- Police-Revere, with the Troop A “Rookie of the Year” Award. grandmother was a resident of Adam Berman, Chelsea care services in the region. Emily. They are even prouder “During her first year on the job, Jessica demonstrated a strong the nursing home over forty Jewish Lifecare president, The Chelsea Jewish Nurs- work ethic,” Major Russolillo said. “She led all Troopers assigned grandparents to granddaugh- years ago. Ten years ago my noted that the nursing home ing Home, soon to be The to Troop A from the 83rd RTT in activity. Jessica is also fluent in ters Nora, Maggie, Julia and parents moved to the Cohen has played a significant role in Katzman Center for Living, Clara. Elliot, a general part- two languages and has been instrumental with helping other Florence Levine Estates As- the organization’s history. underwent a dramatic $16 ner at Commonwealth Capital Troopers and local officers with translations.” State Police-Re- sisted Living where today my “The Chelsea Jewish Nurs- million renovation in 2016. vere covers Revere, Chelsea, Lynn, Winthrop, and Nahant.
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