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By Seth Daniel By Adam Swift year contract basis. Chelsea voters approved A class-action lawsuit filed Chelsea residents can ex- the adoption of the CPA in No- Monday in Middlesex Supe- pect to see a flurry of activity vember 2016. It will provide rior Court on behalf of a New from the Community Preser- hundreds of thousands of dol- York man is accusing Encore vation Committee (CPC) over lars each year to be used for Boston Harbor of not follow- the coming year. the creation and acquisition ing the state’s Blackjack rules Earlier this year, the City of affordable housing, historic when it comes to variations on Council approved Commu- preservation, open space and the game – in particular the ‘6 nity Preservation Act (CPA) recreation. The CPA trust fund to 5’ variation. funding for a round of pilot currently has a balance of just A second piece of that suit projects recommended by the over $2.2 million before any alleges that electronic kiosks CPC. money was spent on the recent for redeeming winnings at The projects recommended round of pilot projects. the casino were withholding by the CPC included money The projects that could be change, rounding down to the for the rehabilitation of the funded during the initial pilot lowest dollar amount for the city’s Civil War monument, round were capped at $50,000 payment. improvements to the Garden each. The total of the seven Encore, in a statement, de- Cemetery, a Marlborough proposals that came before the nied the accusations. Street Community Garden CPC is just under $270,000, And the Massachusetts proposed by The Neighbor- according to CPC Chair Jose Gaming Commission (MGC) hood Developers (TND), Iraheta. said it is reviewing the allega- renovation of the Governor Although Iraheta said he tions. Bellingham-Cary House, ren- can’t speak for the other mem- “The MGC is aware of the PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS ovations to the Congregation bers of the CPC, he said he lawsuit and reviewing its con- Yesenia De Leon shopped for Agudath Shalom Museum was excited by the Council’s tent to determine next steps,” records at High Energy Vintage (Walnut Street Synagogue) approval of the pilot program. said MGC Spokesperson during the second downtown and for the city to hire an Af- “The committee has been Elaine Driscoll. Night Market on Luther Place fordable Housing Trust Fund Encore Spokesperson Rosie last Saturday, July 13. Visitors housing specialist on a one- Salisbury said they have fol- to the city, and local neighbors See COMMITTEE Page 2 lowed all of the state’s rules for converged on the open lot for a Blackjack and gaming since night of music and fun. Here, Ron opening. Robinson, Councilor Leo Robinson, Laundry Reading “Since opening, Encore Bos- and Brian Hatleberg paused for a ton Harbor follows the Massa- picture while listening to one of chusetts Gaming Commission the bands. See Page 7 for more Local group meets kids where regulations for blackjack pay- photos. outs,” she said on Monday. they’re at – the laundromat The lawsuit is filed on be- half of A. Richard Schuster By Seth Daniel and we thought we should of New York as a class action meet the kids where they’re for all betters since opening, One of the most painful at.” and it delves into the ins and activities as a child is accom- Muwina has spearheaded outs of Blackjack and all of its Divide and Prosper panying mom, dad or an older the effort as part of a project variations. Schuster allegedly sister to the laundromat. for her class at TND’s Parent visited the casino and played Division Street the next frontier to enliven With only soap operas typ- Leadership Program. on July 11. ically on television and little “I wanted this program to Specifically, the suit claims Staff Report ty artmaking process to create child- and elder-friendly and else to do that twiddle the reach the kids where they are there have been problems with and install public art and other engaging way to get around thumbs or browse phone vid- all the time, and give them how the ‘6 to 5’ variation of Contractors engaged by the improvements to beautify and the city. Through public art eos, kids quickly get bored at access to books to read,” said the game has been run at En- City of Chelsea will repave activate the first block of Di- the goal is to increase the such places. Muwina. “It’s also a way to core. The ‘6 to 5’ statistically the length of Division Street vision Street between Haw- safety of people walking and Now, Chelsea Communi- cut down on screen time as can benefit the house, and it this August, providing a ma- thorne and Fourth streets. on bikes to make this street ty Connections (CCC) and well. When kids are in the has been the primary Black- jor facelift to an alley that This is the first important passageway an area where Grace Muwina have com- laundromat, they are constant- jack game offered on most oc- parallels Broadway through step to link the heart of down- people, not just cars, feel wel- bined efforts to put small, free ly looking at videos on the casions in the gaming floor of the downtown. town with the waterfront via come. children’s libraries at laundro- phone. If this can get them off Encore, with the standard ‘3 to Leveraging this work, a low-stress “Neighborway” The long-term plan is to mats throughout the city. the phone for a half hour and 2’ game sometimes closed off Chelsea Prospers, the City of street. tackle Division Street block So far, they’ve piloted the help them to read a book in- and located at the back of the Chelsea’s downtown initia- Neighborways in oth- by block, bringing additional program at the Stop & Wash stead, that can make a bid dif- gaming floor. tive, is overseeing a public art er parts of the country are public art each summer all the Mat on Broadway, next to ference over time.” The ‘6 to 5’ term refers to project in the area. Working known as neighborhood way to the waterfront. Fine Mart, and it’s been a rag- This past Monday, at the the odds for the payout on a with the Downtown Coor- greenways or bicycle boule- The art for the alley will ing success. Stop & Wash, little Eme- Blackjack, so that a $100 win- dinator, Neighborways De- vards. Designed for low-traf- “It is working really well so lia Nieto was busy reading a fic and low-speed, they are a far because the first time we flip book as her mom folded sign is facilitating a communi- See DIVISION Page 2 See ENCORE Page 3 came here we filled up all the clothes. The little girl was de- book shelves and two days lat- lighted when she learned she er we came and it was empty,” could take the book home, and said Cara Cogliano of CCC. that she could choose one as “It means the kids are read- well for her baby sister. The Clean Team ing and using the books. Part Cogliano said all of the of the idea is having access to books are donated to CCC, books here at the laundromat, so the effort is really cost- Fosbury, Sandoval lead beautification effort at park but if they can take it home, free. The only cost is the time By Cary Shuman to Creekside Commons in walking path that begins be- and Michael Sandoval, a we want that too. We really of volunteers to return to the Chelsea. hind Beth Israel Deaconess founding member of CET and just want access to books for laundromat and fill up the The temperature was 83 But the hot sun proved no Healthcare and continues to recycling and solid waste co- kids. It’s a captive audience degrees and heading north of match for members of the the Locke Street Apartments. ordinator for the City of Chel- here, there’s not much to do, See READING Page 3 90 when a group of residents Chelsea Enhancement Team Sharon Fosbury, senior sea, have headed the regularly showed up Saturday for a (CET) who worked diligent- engagement manager at The scheduled events that have cleanup of the park adjacent ly to spruce up the park and Neighborhood Developers, come to be known as “Chel- sea Shines – The Neighbor- WINDOW GALLERY hood Cleanup.” “We do these events in various parts of the city,” ex- plained Fosbury. “At our last meeting, the group decid- ed that they wanted to go to Creekside Commons for July, so we’re here cleaning, weed- ing, picking up trash, trying to keep our parks clean.” Sandoval said the city and CET are committed to provid- ing safe passage for the Chel- sea residents who use the local parks and recreational areas. “We’re very committed to stepping up our cleanings and educating the public and PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS creating an awareness for the Photo enthusiast Matt Frank in front of his gallery display in the importance of reducing litter City’s new Broadway window gallery. The former City Councillor in our parks,” said Sandoval. has pivoted after retiring from politics to start a prolific and suc- Each week city workers cessful photography career. One of his specialties is showcasing The Chelsea Enhancement Team, pictured at Saturday’s cleanup of the park at Creekside Com- maintain a bag dispenser the beautification of Chelsea – along with the old monuments mons, From left, are Jason Romero, Deedee Hernandez, Sharon Fosbury, Mari Carmen Espinoza, that have been lost to time. His photos will be displayed through Carlota Gaitan, Joe Englen, and Michael Sandoval. See CLEAN Page 2 Labor Day. See Page 8 for story and 6 for more photos.
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Division /Continued from Page 1 POLICE Briefs by Seth Daniel be designed and implement- sign by visiting the Neigh- ed by local residents, retailers borways outreach table at the VANDALIZED wrong direction on Broadway. and building tenants who get Chelsea Night Market on Sat- Upon speaking with the oper- to know each other through urday, Aug. 10. The team will CHELSEA WALK PUB ator, it was determined he did involvement in the design be on hand between 7 p.m. On June 18 at 4:39 a.m., not have a license to operate officers were dispatched to process and participation and 10 p.m. In case of rain the a motor vehicle. And he was 411 Broadway for a report in creating the art and other event will be rescheduled to arrested. treatments in the alley. of a disturbance. The calling Ever Gutierrez Vargas, 23, Aug. 17. Throughout the summer the party who resides at that ad- of Cambridge, was charged The Community Painting team of Neighborways Design dress stated they heard a loud with unlicensed operation and is meeting with stakeholders Day to execute the design bang and an alarm going off. one way violation. at public events and in small is scheduled for Saturday, Upon arrival, Officers heard an alarm sounding from The groups to develop a design August 24, starting at 9 a.m. CAR BREAK when all are invited to execute Chelsea Walk Pub located at concept. Public artist Liz La- On July 2, at 10:10 a.m., the design. Chelsea Prospers has released these preliminary ideas for what 416 Broadway. Officers ob- manche is then synthesizing served the front door glass officers were dispatched to and refining these ideas into a In case of rain, the event a new, enlivened Division Street might look like. Neighbors, 73 Pearl St. for a report of a retailers and City leaders will be working together this summer had been shattered. The door cohesive design. will be held the following day was open and Officers entered male party checking the door Contribute ideas to the de- on Sunday, August 25. to come up with ideas to spruce up the street – a project that will handles to motor vehicles who continue year-by-year until reaching the waterfront. the building and located a brick on the ground. Officers was now sitting inside a grey searched the building, but did motor vehicle. Upon officers’ not locate anyone inside. Offi- arrival, an unknown male par- Committee /Continued from Page 1 cers reviewed the city cameras ty was observed in the rear and that information led them seat of a grey motor vehicle. to place the female suspect The motor vehicle was parked entrusted by our fellow Chel- community preservation plan receive more solutions that Community Preservation on private property with no sea residents to help preserve and create a straightforward meet the values, goals, and Committee dedicated portal under arrest. The female also had outstanding warrants out license plates attached. A ve- our open spaces, historic sites, application process so people priorities laid out in the Com- at www.chelseama.gov/com- hicle VIN number was located and housing affordability,” can know what to expect,” munity Preservation Plan,” munity-preservation-commit- of the state of Florida. Guillermina Montanez, 49, and given to Chelsea Control Iraheta said. “The projects Iraheta said. “We want to cre- Iraheta said. tee. for owner information. It was that were funded through this ate a system that is responsi- A CPC meeting was sched- Iraheta said he would like of 439 Broadway, was charged with breaking and entering a determined by the owner that pilot honor our fellow com- ble for our community’s goals uled to be held on Thursday to continue to see proposed the person inside was known munity members' wishes. I and priorities. If organizations night. projects that meet the core building in the night, posses- sion of burglarious tools, be- to him. He was placed under cannot wait for our next fund- and individuals know what to During the summer, the values of the Community arrest. ing round and see what kind expect, we hope to see more CPC will work to finalize Preservation Plan. ing a fugitive from justice and one warrant. Melvy Amaya, 21, of 106 of solutions our community robust and strong community engagement and application “The CPA funds are a tool Williams St., was charged comes up with.” projects that reflect our com- timelines for CPA projects. that strengthens our commu- with breaking and entering a One of the immediate goals munity’s values.” The next round of funding will nities through funding for ASSAULTED vehicle in the day for a felony. for the CPC is to make sure To accomplish this, he not be limited to the $50,000 open space protection, historic AT THE BASKET everyone in Chelsea knows said the CPC will be engaged cap of the pilot round, Iraheta preservation, affordable hous- what the CPA is, what the in deep reflective conversa- said, but a final decision has ing, and outdoor recreation On June 25, at 6:02 p.m., STOLE ITEMS community values are, and tion around the pilot process, yet to be made on if there will preserve,” he said. “The CPC CPD officers responded to FROM CAR how the CPC funds have been including inviting CPC mem- be a larger cap on the request- does not implement projects; the Market Basket on a report of a shoplifter who assaulted On July 6, at 10;10 a.m., a used, according to the CPC bers from other communities ed amount. community organizations and CPD officer was dispatched Chairman. to learn from their experienc- Organizations or individu- individuals do. If your pro- an employee. Officers were told that a manager attempted to 793 Broadway for a re- “The CPC will focus on es, building on proven prac- als can get more information posal adheres to the values in port of malicious damage to standardizing the community tices. on how to apply and on the the Community Preservation to stop a female accused of shoplifting $43 worth of items a motor vehicle. The officer engagement efforts, capture “My expectations are for Community Preservation Plan Plan, we will consider your observed a Honda CR-V with our community’s voice in the the next grant applications to through the City of Chelsea’s application for funding.” when he was attacked. The manager stated he was struck the back passenger side win- in the face with a set of keys dow smashed. The owner of from the shoplifter. A descrip- the vehicle stated that she dis- Clean /Continued from Page 1 tion was broadcast to officers covered the vehicle damaged in the area and the female sub- around 10 a.m. Officers were ject was taken into custody. able to review security foot- and dog waste station at the at the corner of Marlborough Rosa Lawson, 42, of 827 age and identify a male subject site, one of 33 such stations and Willow streets. Broadway, was charged with smash window and remove throughout the city, according “We’ve adopted this little armed robbery, assault and items from the car. A short to Sandoval. area right where the Silver battery, threatening to commit time later officers observed a Sandoval credits City Man- Line goes by,” related Fos- a crime and two counts of as- male matching the description ager Tom Ambrosino for his bury. “We’ve planted a bunch sault and battery with a dan- on Shawmut Street. He was support of the CET and the of sunflowers. Every year we gerous weapon. placed under arrest on scene. consistent cleanup efforts do plantings and weeds.” Albin Hernandez, 37, of throughout the city. Fosbury, who’s become 466 Broadway, was charged “This is a work in progress one of the faces of the highly WRONG WAY with breaking and entering a and we have an amazing lead- successful TND agency that On June 25, at 11:40 p.m., vehicle in the day for a felony er in our city manager, Tom totally transformed Gerrish CPD officers observed a Red and possession of burglarious Ambrosino,” said Sandoval. Avenue into an incredible res- Ford Focus traveling in the tools. “He’s been our backbone and idential community among given us all the support we other projects, invites local need as far as doing the out- residents to join the Chel- reach and talking to residents sea Enhancement Team at its The future of health about the importance of keep- meetings which are held on POLICE Log begins with you ing our city clean.” the third Wednesday of each The more researchers know about what makes each of us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. Fosbury said the CET also month.
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ONLINE PAYMENTS Generation coach, the pro- OPEN GYM AT ning bet pays $120. variation,” read the regula- read the state rules. “Once the gram focuses on developing Part of Schuster’s suit in- tions. dealer has chosen the hand AVAILABLE FOR the skills to serve, rally, and WILLIAMS SCHOOL dicates that the casino is only Also at stake is the numbers in which he or she will hold PARKING score! All equipment is pro- Come in out of the summer paying out the ‘6 to 5’ odds of decks of cards used in games the cards, the dealer shall use heat and play your favorite on a Blackjack, and should be of ‘6 to 5.’ It is alleged the casi- Beginning July 1, the City vided. Mondays & Wednes- that hand whenever holding sports at the Williams School paying out ‘3 to 2’ odds ac- no was using more than two of Chelsea will offer an online days July 8-31 Highland the cards during that round gym, 180 Walnut Street, Chel- cording to the state law gov- decks, which some say is the payment portal for residential Park, Willow Street Group of play. The cards held by the sea -- at no cost. erning the game. parking stickers and visitor A: 6-6:45pm; Group B: standard for that game. How- dealer shall at all times be kept Adults & Teens: Open That law is not for the nov- ever, the rules at the MGC are passes. Residents can cre- 6:45-7:30pm. Register at in front of the dealer and over Volleyball: Mondays 6:30-8 ice, and will require a careful ate an account and then sign recreation.chelseama.gov or not entirely clear, stating that a p.m. Open Gym: Tuesdays, the table inventory container.” in. For any questions, con- in person at the Williams review by experts at the MGC. minimum of one or two decks Thursdays, and Fridays from However, the rules do state must be used. Nothing seems There are also rules in that tact passistance@chelseama. Building, 180 Walnut Street, section about whether the Monday-Friday, 4-8:30pm & 5:30-8:30pm and Saturdays odds that must be paid. Most to state that there is a maxi- gov or call 617-466-4054. cards in that variation are to Saturday 9-4pm. Call (617) 1-4:30pm and Family Open wagers in the game are to be mum number of decks for that MOVIES AT CLARK 466-5233. Cost: $25 Gym: Saturdays 10:30-12 paid out at a 1-to-1 ratio. The variation. be dealt up or facedown. The AVE COURTYARD p.m. payouts change, however, for “Notwithstanding the fore- lawsuit does challenge that ATTENTION practice of how the game is Enjoy Wednesday evenings A signed parental waiver is a Blackjack – which is defined going, the minimum number with free, family-friendly, CHELSEA ARTISTS required for those under age as “an ace and any card hav- of decks used to play blackjack dealt as well. outdoor movie screenings and The City is asking local art- 18. You can get on line at ing a point value of 10 dealt as shall be…one or two, if the 6 Much of the allegations are popcorn. ists to help them paint storm recreation.chelseama.gov or the initial two cards to a play- to 5 blackjack variation is of- very detailed, and will require Bring a blanket, pillow or drains throughout the city. pick one up at the Williams. er or a dealer except that this fered,” read the regulations. careful review by both a judge lawn chair to sit on, pack a Share ideas and sketches Be sure to bring it with you! shall not include an ace and a However, in a totally differ- and the MGC. What is partic- picnic, and come to the Clark by Aug.15. Send submissions Sports equipment will be ten point value card dealt to a ent subsection regarding how ularly at stake, it would appear, Avenue School Courtyard, 8 to Chelsea.eco.youth@gmail. available. player who has split pairs.” to play ‘6 to 5’ Blackjack, there is whether or not the state’s Clark Avenue. Movies begin com with the subject as ‘Storm SUMMER READING That payout is what is at seems to be an expectation rules conform to the stan- odds. that no more than two decks at sundown (8:30pm), but ar- Drain Art Submission.’ OUTDOORS dards of such games of chance rive early to grab your spot!! The MGC rules for Black- would be used – and that they FREE WATER METER Nothing better than sum- in other parts of the country Children under 12 require jack read that a Blackjack have to be dealt from the deal- mer time reading! The Chel- and world. adult supervision. REPLACEMENT played at a ‘6 to 5’ can pay out er’s hand and not using a deal- sea Public Library is pre- The MGC did not say if •Wed 7/24: Coco (PG) The City of Chelsea’s DPW at that ratio. ing machine. senting several Storytime there were other such com- •Wed 7/31: Jurassic World is continuing its water meter “All winning wagers…shall “The dealer shall remove Programs in every Wednesday plaints about the Blackjack (PG-13) replacement program for both be paid at odds of 1 to 1 with the shuffled deck or decks from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. rules in the Springfield MGM •Wed 8/7: Black Panther residential and commercial the exception of standard from the automated shuffling in the downtown this summer. casino – the only other venue (PG-13) customers. As part of this ef- blackjack which shall be paid device, and shall place the •Wed. July 24 at Chelsea Presented by: The Chelsea fort, meter service technicians at odds of 3 to 2, or at odds of single deck or two stacked in the state where Blackjack is Square Public Library and the Recre- from the DPW may be visiting 6 to 5 for the 6 to 5 blackjack decks of cards in either hand,” allowed. Special Guests: Drumlin ation & Cultural Affairs Divi- a property to remove the old Farm Animals sion. meter and replace it with a new meter. All DPW meter service and Chelsea Police Reading/Continued from Page 1 CHEL-YEA ON technicians travel in marked •Wed. July 31 at Chelsea JULY 18 City of Chelsea vehicles and Square book cases twice a week with Come to the Mystic Brew- have City of Chelsea identi- •Wed. Aug 7 at Bosson new books. ery for delicious and free ta- fication badges. Whenever a Park The novel way of promot- cos. The event is free and kid/ water meter technician visits a (Grove St.) ing reading is something both dog friendly, and an opportu- property, one should ask to see In case of poor weather, the women hope will catch on at nity to meet new friends and the City issued ID. Installation events will be held inside the the many other laundromats in reconnect with old ones. The of a new meter will typically library. Chelsea. So far, Stop & Wash Mystic Brewery is located at take less than 30 minutes. The DOMINO NIGHT was the first to agree to the 174 Williams Street. new meters will eliminate Gather with friends old program. TENNIS IN THE most estimated bills. Reliable and new each week, weather Cogliano and Muwina said readings will also allow cus- permitting, on City Hall Pla- they hope that other volun- PARKS AGES 9-13 tomers to identify leaks that za to play dominos. Or bring teers will pick up the momen- Perfect for first-time tennis may result in higher than nor- the game of your choice. The tum and begin placing other players! Led by an approved mal bills. There is no charge games start at 6 p.m. each children’s libraries in other US Tennis Association Net for the new meter. Tuesday through Aug. 27. laundromats. “It’s not an original idea, but the ability for other people Cara Cogliano of CCC and Grace Muwina showing some of the to pick up the project and do books in the little library at Stop & Wash on Broadway. it elsewhere is tremendous,” Nevena Jurisic of Chelsea receives she said.
Little Emelia Nieto was Teamsters Local 25 Scholarship busy reading a flip book on Monday at the Stop & Wash Teamsters Local 25 award- Laundromat on Broadway. ed college scholarships worth The book came from the $60,000 to 30 high school stu- new children’s library placed dents at its May 19 member- in the mat. It is a project of ship meeting, held at the Local Chelsea Community Con- 25 Union Hall. Nevena Juris- nections and Grace Muwina, ic, of Chelsea, was among who both hope to reach the recipients. A recent grad- children where they are at uate of Chelsea High School, by offering books to read Ryan will attend Salem State and take home. University fall. Nevena is the daughter of Tihomir Jurisic, a Teamsters Local 25 mem- ber that works at Paul Revere Transportation. Your new home “These students are the future of our nation,” said starts here Teamsters Local 25 President (left to right) Teamsters Local 25 President Sean M. O’Brien con- Sean M. O'Brien. “They are gratulates scholarship recipient, Nevena Jurisic of Chelsea smart, engaged and an exam- ple of all that is good in the Local 25 Scholarships. I grew in their communities,” said world. If the achievements up in a union household, and Trahan. and goals they have had so know first-hand how import- Since 2006, Teamsters far is any indication, we can ant this kind of support can Local 25 has awarded near- expect nothing but greatness be to families working hard to ly $600,000 in scholarship from the future generation.” make ends meet so they can funds. All students are chil- President O'Brien was build a better life for them- dren or grandchildren of Lo- joined by Massachusetts selves and their children. Congresswoman Lori Trahan Supporting one another is cal 25 members or retirees. (MA-3), who helped present what union membership is all Teamsters Local 25 is the the student scholarships. about. I look forward to these largest Teamsters Union in New England, representing “I am so proud of the 30 students continuing to grow ** recipients of the Teamsters and make a positive impact more than 12,000 workers. LIMITED TIME OFFER PREMIER CHECKING OFF % $ 1.25 APY* Residential250 Mortgage Closing Costs on balances up to $25,000 with Premier Checking account*** Mortgage options available: • Competitive Rates • Financing for Non-Warrantable Condominiums available upon bank review and approval • First Time Homebuyer and Affordable Housing Programs • Financing for Primary or Second Home and • FHA and MassHousing Lender Investment Properties • Fixed and Adjustable Rate Mortgages • Local underwriting and decision-making, • Construction and Rehab Mortgages and a range of lending solutions
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ChelseaRecord PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley EDITOR IN CHIEF: Cary Shuman Forum THANK YOU, ELLIOT AND DONNA KATZMAN
We welcome the opportunity to join Chelsea Jewish Lifecare and member of our community in noting the incredible gener- osity of Elliot Katzman and Donna Frangiamone Katzman who have made a substantial donation to the local health care orga- nization. The Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home -- which just celebrated its 100th anniversary -- has been renamed The Katzman Cen- ter for Living in honor of Elliot and Donna, who were Chelsea High School classmates and went on to graduate from Salem State University (where Elliot now holds the esteemed honor of being a member of the school’s Board of Trustees). About all we can say about the Katzmans’ noble philanthrop- ic gesture is, "Wow!" But it doesn’t surprise us, because Elliot and Donna have never forgotten their Chelsea roots, even as Elliot has built some of New England’s most successful technology companies in his role as a general partner at Commonwealth Capital Ventures. As the Katzmans celebrate their upcoming 40th wedding anniversary, we look back with fond memories of Elliot and Donna growing up in Chelsea and setting the foundation for the amazing success they have enjoyed in life. Elliot grew up in the housing projects at the corner of Willow Street and Central Av- enue before moving to Bellingham Street. For years he attended Camp Robie, the sports camp at the Chelsea YMCA directed by long-time schoolteacher Bill Sartorelli. He competed in track at CHS and in the Chelsea Pony League as a standout centerfielder for Coach James “Bear” Burke’s Pirates team. Elliot certainly acquired a stellar work ethic from his now 88-year-old father, Myer Katzman, a lifelong Chelsea resident who worked at Sea-Lect Foods in Chelsea for more than 50 years. He also worked evenings in other jobs, helping to provide for his family and planning for his children’s future. DiDomenico urges action on high quality pre-K Elliot and Donna have seen first-hand the outstanding care Sen. Sal DiDomenico re- that Chelsea Jewish Lifecare has provided to various members cently testified before the of their respective families. “I really can’t say enough good Joint Committee on Educa- things about the work they do there,” said Elliot. “The staff gen- tion in support of his bill, uinely loves my dad. They have affection and caring.” S.265, An Act ensuring In a humble manner that stands true to his many philanthrop- high-quality pre-kindergar- ic endeavors, Elliot deflected the spotlight of his well-publi- ten education. This legisla- cized generosity to Barry Berman, the highly-regarded CEO tion would expand preschool, of Chelsea Jewish Lifecare. “As a guy who has been around using grants from the state, entrepreneurs my whole career -- and an entrepreneur creates a beginning with high-needs very special product with limited resources -- Barry is the best communities that are ready definition of a great entrepreneur. And his son, Adam Berman, with a state-approved expan- is a very smart, good person who is going to carry that tradition sion plan. forward. We felt comfortable donating, knowing that the philan- “Across Massachusetts, thropy would be put to good, long-term use. There are amazing people are ready for more people on the whole staff.” preschool,” said DiDomen- With this most generous act of kindness and generosity, El- ico in his testimony before liot and Donna Katzman have set a positive example not only the Committee. “I have heard for their children and grandchildren, but for all the people of from countless parents who Sen. Sal DiDomenico testifies before the Joint Committee on Education Chelsea. want this learning opportuni- There is a Hebrew word, "Mitzvah," that basically means "a ty for their children, but often good deed, an act of human kindness." We know we join with can’t afford it or are on wait- olds in Massachusetts do not districts, providing 3- and the Commonwealth with ac- many members of our community in thanking Elliot and Donna ing lists. Local communities, attend preschool. For those 4-year-olds in those neigh- cess to high quality early ed- Katzman for their mitzvah that will help Chelsea Jewish Life- led by community-based pro- children who are enrolled in borhoods with pre-K educa- ucation has been one of Sen. care continue as the outstanding health care center that it has grams, school districts, and pre-K, many attend schools tion administered by qualified DiDomenico’s highest legis- become under the leadership of Barry Berman. mayors, have solid plans for with high student-to-teacher teachers in programs follow- lative priorities. This bill has preschool expansion and are ratios, low family engage- ing federal Preschool Expan- remained a key component of YES, DRUGS ARE BAD, BUT waiting for new public dol- ment, and inadequate teacher sion Grant quality standards. the Senator’s legislative agen- lars to begin implementation. qualifications. These children Since his election to the Mas- da and is one of his top early ALCOHOL IS STILL THE WORST That is why I filed this -leg enter kindergarten at a disad- sachusetts Senate in 2010, education policy items this islation, and I am confident vantage as compared to their fighting to provide kids in legislative session. We’ve all become aware of the opioid epidemic that has this bill is an important next peers who receive high-quali- spread throughout the country in recent years and that has been step towards improving and ty pre-kindergarten education. responsible for about 60,000 premature deaths annually in the expanding high quality early These initial setbacks in intel- United States. education for our kids” lectual, social, and emotional The dangerous and deadly drug fentanyl, which often is laced Pre-kindergarten educa- development affect children LETTER to the Editor into heroin, chiefly has been responsible for the rise in opioid tion has been proven to have throughout their lives, as they overdoses. significant short- and long- regularly underperform in We’ve shopped in Somer- However, we should not lose sight of the fact that alcohol term impacts on children’s school and afterwards. WHO’S BRIGHT IDEA ville, Melrose, Boston and abuse still rates as the number one health problem in the coun- educational, social, and health This legislation filed by Dear Editor, other cities and we had forgot- try, as it has for decades. outcomes. However, about Sen. DiDomenico would tar- It has been brought to my ten to take our reusable bags. Here are a few statistics: 40 percent of 3- and 4-year- get underperforming school attention that the City of And be cause these cities have It is estimated that excessive drinking is responsible for Chelsea will be banning plas- band the plastic bag, the paper 88,000 deaths per year in the United States, about one in 10 tic bags sometime this year. bag we got handles, but when deaths among working-age adults. The cost in 2010 was almost Who’s bright idea was this? I got on the bus, the han- $250 billion. It had to be some nut. It’s a dle broke because it caught And drinking is a serious problem among adolescents. More bad idea especially for people a pole and ripped apart. If I than nine percent of those 12 to 17 years drink alcohol, and al- who don’t drive or take public had a plastic bag, that would most five percent engaged in binge drinking in the last month. Record transportation. Established 1890 not have happened. You talk Drinking in the teen years makes a person five times more likely Chelsea A paper bag will break about global warming, well to become an alcoholic than if they had waited to take their first under strain especially when FYI by forcing paper bags drink after the age of 21. carrying heavy items like you’re killing trees that filter For men, risky drinking is more than four drinks on any day glass bottles, laundry deter- out carbon monoxide, this or more than 14 drinks in any week, according to the Nation- Advertising Legal Advertising gent dish detergent, bottles of Ellen Bertino also curbs global warming. al Institute for Alcohol Abuse. And for women, it’s more than soda, milk, meats, etc. A plas- and Marketing Industrial plants cause more three drinks on any day or more than seven drinks in any week. tic bag holds heavy items bet- harm to the environment (The institute defines a drink as 12 ounces of beer, 5 ounces of ter, and “Most of all, THEY than plastic bags do. If I had wine, or 1.5 ounces of spirits.) DON’T BREAK”! Plastic Editorial a choice between paper bags Among people aged 15 to 49, alcohol use is the single most bags also separate meat blood Reporters, and plastic bags, I would common risk factor for death and disability. In 2016, alcohol Director of Marketing and non-edible products from choose plastic bags. They accounted for 6.8 percent of male and 2.2 percent of female Debra DiGregorio Regular Contributors the rest of your groceries. Seth Daniel have more uses than paper deaths. [email protected] ([email protected]) If you take away the plastic and can be reused time and Finally, alcoholic beverages are classified by the Internation- Cary Shuman bags, what do we use to line ([email protected]) time again. And it also saves al Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as a Group 1 carcin- our buckers with? They make trees. Please do not “BAN ogen (carcinogenic to humans) -- the same category as asbestos great trash bags. They keep Copy Editing, Layout PLASTIC BAGS.” Plastic -- with 3.6 percent of all cancer cases and 3.5 percent of cancer Assistant Marketing germs in check because you Scott Yates bags are better than paper. deaths worldwide being attributable to consumption of alcohol. can change them. Directors Some people ask for paper So here are a few ways to ensure that neither we nor our Maureen DiBella They make great storage and plastic because they can friends and loved ones become one of those statistics this sum- bags for clothing, and paper carry their bundles without mer: work. Plastic bags keep glass fear of the bag breaking. 1) If you are planning on going out for a night, leave the car bottles from breaking. You Business Accounts can wrap things in them and Who ever came up with at home and have your cell phone programmed to call an Uber. Senior Sales Associates Executive Judy Russi this band should have their Drunk-driving lawyers say their business is way down thanks Peter Sacco most of all they can be recy- Printer head examined. to Uber use by millennials -- so be smart and plan ahead while Kathleen Bright Concord Monitor cled. We depend on plastic (N.H.) So again, please stop this you’re still sober and before you leave your house! and they ‘DO NOT CAUSE band and allow plastic to be 2) Friends don’t let friends drive drunk -- take their keys and ENVIRONMENT HARM an option at checkouts every- drive them home yourself or get them an Uber. WHEN USED CORRECT- where. 3) Do not drink and captain a boat -- it IS against the law LY.” And most of all, they do Thank you, (just like drinking and driving a car) -- and the risks to your not leak. A paper bag leaks Jay Lougidice passengers and other boaters on the water are huge if you are 781-485-0588 • www.chelsearecord.com and falls apart especially captaining under the influence. when WET!
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THE LEE-MCGUINNESS-ROBINSON-RICHARDSON FAMILY REUNION
Chelsea’s Lee, McGuinness, Robinson, and Richardson fami- raderie. CARY SHUMAN PHOTOS lies got together for a family reunion Saturday at Salem Willows. Several guests, including former CHS sports great Greg Lee, Jimmy Lee and Edith Lee were honored on their 70th wed- traveled long distances to attend the celebration. ding anniversary. Mr. Lee was also recognized with a special Councillor-at-Large Leo Robinson, one of Chelsea’s lon- City of Everett citation for his service to the country during the gest-serving public officials in history, brought the greetings of Korean War. the city. The guests enjoyed a cookout, dessert, musical entertainment A great time was had by all on a hot and sunny summer day – but what was most enjoyable was the conversations and cama- in Salem.
Lynda Foster, Alice Fenton, Carolyn Marshall, and Barbara Sim- mons.
Amelia Moore, who traveled from Washington, D.C., to be at the Former Chelsea High three- family reunion, pictured with Leo Robinson and Arlene Robin- sport star Greg Lee, who is son. Richard Richardson and now residing in Florida, with Kathy Richardson. his daughter, Stacie Lee.
The Robinson family had a great afternoon at the family re- union Saturday at Salem Willows.
Wilbur Manhertz and Pauline Arrie Jordan (front) with Ron Chelsea resident Ron Robinson (front row, left) and guests enjoy Blair. Robinson, Darryl Jordan, and the reunion at Salem Willows. Sean Jordan.
Everett City Councillor Wayne Matewsky presented a citation to Jimmy and Edith Lee honoring the couple on its 70th wedding anniversary and saluting Mr. Lee’s service to the country in the Korean War.
Jimmy Lee receives a hearty welcome from Councillor-at-Large Everyone enjoyed the food, friends, family, and fun at the family Leo Robinson and other members of his proud family upon reunion Saturday at Salem Willows. his arrival at the Lee-McGuiness-Robinson-Richardson family Tanisha Lindsey, Shawna Lindsey, Lindsey Turner, James Lindsey, reunion Saturday at Salem Willows. Brenda Lindsey, and Janelle Turner.
Greg Lee and family enjoy the reunion. D. Bruce Mauch, his wife, Gail Mauch, and their daughter Nicko- Former baseball star Charlie Moore, with his wife, Cindy Moore, lette Mauch, enjoying the family reunion at Salem Willows. and sons, Charlie Moore Jr. and Jared Moore.
The four families came together for a group photo at the celebration Saturday at Salem Willows.
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Photos by Katy Rogers
Chelsea resident and photography enthusiast Matt Frank hosted a photo exhibit at the storefront gallery on Broadway with the City’s Chelsea Prospers initiative.
Matt Frank poses in front of his gallery in Chelsea.
Chelsea-themed photos by Matt Frank were on display in the window of the former Salvation Army store, now turned into a win- dow gallery.
Olivia Ann Walsh pointed to a familiar photo of the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home by Matt Frank
Matt Frank hid a "Mr. Rog- ers" figurine in his art show, a small reference to his grand- Matt Frank has created a number of physical items with his photos, including playing cards and father who resembled the magnets. children’s show host. Denzil Mohammed and Mark Rossi admired Matt Frank's Chel- sea photographs.
sometimes, the conversations you didn’t know you needed end up being the most important.
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CHELSEA NIGHT MARKET AT LUTHER PLACE
Photos by Katy Rogers ning, July 13, and plan to host others each month through The City of Chelsea host- October. Food and craft ven- ed its second Night Market at dors sold their goods until Luther Place on Saturday eve- after dark, and musicians en- tertained.
Live music was performed at the Chelsea Night Market to entertain the crowd. Two live bands were on the docket to liven up the Patricia Ebanks and Daisy Gonzalez had their caricatures drawn evening. by artist Nirvanna Lildharrie.
Nirvanna Lildharrie has original paintings for sale at the Chelsea Night Market. Sladjana Zivkovic-Vukovic shopped for vintage clothes. Rosi Barahona and Augustina Rodriguez shopped for olive oil.
Chris Kivier mingled with City Manager Tom Ambrosino at the Chelsea Night Market. Cowboy boots and vintage clothing were on sale at the Chelsea Behind the scenes - Mario Cimino, John Pisaturo, Tyler Cetina, and Steve Puppo prepared the Chel- Night Market. sea Night Market for visitors.
Clockwise from top left: Gus- tavo LeCanda prepared fresh tacos at the Chelsea Night Market. Dottie from Chelsea shopped for goods at Molly Rahman’s Aldea Maya stand. Kevin Chang of Chung Wah on Broadway prepared a dish of food for a customer. Arrive
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Page 8 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, July 18, 2019 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 Council to Camera: Matt Frank pivots to a world behind the lens
By Seth Daniel and making more than a hob- have pictured aside the new for his job there as a necessi- swans in Mill Creek, or sun- ing more portraits, and more by out of it. Last weekend, he Clark Avenue School build- ty. It was a situation where he sets over the Mystic/Tobin photos of people, but he said Matt Frank has always premiered his first solo show ing…There are pictures of once got a very iconic photo Bridge. he also likes the idea of con- carried his own unique view- at the Chelsea Prospers Gal- the downtown and the Tobin of Lady Gaga when she was Soon, he was one of the tinuing on with inspiring pho- point of Chelsea, his own lery in the windows of the Bridge and one of kayakers in Harvard Square visiting. leading voices – among many tos of Chelsea. deep respect and love for a former Salvation Army store. on the Creek by the Bridge at After he left the Council, voices – in what Frank and “Maybe I’ll focus on differ- city he grew up in during its “The show is up and I think sunset. Many don’t see Chel- he said he was looking for a others are calling the ‘Beauti- ent communities, but honestly worst times, and for which we had a great opening before sea as elegant and pretty. But hobby and all signs pointed ful Chelsea’ movement. the Chelsea ones get a great he helped shepherd as a City the Night Market last week- I think my photos are how a to his camera. He purchased That has come not just in reaction,” he said. “That’s Councillor during the ascent end,” he said. “This is a show lot of residents see Chelsea… a little better camera and went the form of traditional pho- because I know Chelsea. I to some of its best times. I call ‘Modern Nostalgia.’ It’s an aspirational image to work in his hometown. tographs, but also with photo suspect when I take pictures Now, after having retired The focus is the things we and that’s how we feel about Since then, he has captured pillows, magnets, mugs and of other cities, it’s the same from politics last election know here that we have lost. Chelsea at its best.” images that have gotten great other items. way. I think that what it is. My cycle, the life-long Chelsea We lost the water tower at the Frank began playing around feedback from residents as he “It’s becoming a bit of a Chelsea pieces have my spir- resident has turned to a life Soldiers’ Home and the Chel- with a camera many years ago showed them prints or posted movement now,” he said. it in it. I think I see Chelsea behind the camera – taking up sea Clock building and the old when he was working in Har- them online – motion pho- Frank said he would like to in the way that others from photography in a serious way Clark Avenue School, which I vard Square, taking pictures tos of Bellingham Square, or continue his journey by add- Chelsea see it.” Here Comes Herbie! Chelsea legend celebrates his 80th birthday
By Cary Shuman Herbie’s “mentors.” be a giver, not a taker.'” “Hugh J. McLaughlin, the Herbie developed a love Happy 80th birthday, Her- former mayor, Julius Zeff, of sports at a young age. He bie Kupersmith. teacher and basketball coach, was the starting guard for the A huge crowd is expected Paul “Choc” Glazer, commu- Williams Junior High School to be on hand when Chelsea nity leader and head of the basketball team that won honors one of its most prom- YMHA, and Harry Coltun, 27 games in a row. He later inent and philanthropic indi- legal counsel for the Mass. played basketball at Chelsea viduals on July 27 at the Saul House of Representatives – High School for Coach Saul Nechtem Gymnasium. those four people, along with Nechtem. And what they will be cel- my mother – made it possible ebrating is not only Herbie for me to be the person I am Success in the Kupersmith’s milestone birth- today,” said Herbie. business world day but all the good deeds that Herbie began attending the After high school Herbie Herbie has done in a life well Walnut Street Synagogue as a took a job at Nunn Bush sell- lived. young boy and was bar mitz- ing shoes at Kennedy’s and Herbie’s proud family, vahed there in 1952. It was Filene’s. Chelsea’s own Herbie Kupersmith, pictured with his wife, Cookie, and their three daughters, Stac- his wife, Cookie, daughters, the beginning of his lifelong He had other jobs in sales ey, Karyn, and Marci, will be honored at his 80th birthday party next weekend. Karyn, Stacey, and Marci and connection and support of the before taking a position at shul. Through the years Her- Bobbie Brooks, a junior grandchildren, Michael, Jack- 1965. They have lived in the people wanting to thank Her- bie,” for being such a positive, bie has been instrumental in sportswear company. ie, and Colin head the list of town ever since. bie for the help and support fundraising and helping the With his magnetic person- uplifting presence in my life. guests that will travel far and The Kupersmiths have he has given them in so many historic shul remain in oper- ality, charisma, style, street Rita’s will cater the gala wide to be at the party. three children, Karyn, Stac- ways. ation. smarts, common sense, hon- affair. Comedian Brad Mas- ey, and Marci, all of whom The student-athletes like What Herbie remembers esty and integrity, Herbie set trangelo will perform and DJ Guidance from his mother are college graduates. Two former Marblehead and most about his bar mitzvah sales records and took over and four valuable mentors of the Kupersmith grand- Stonehill College basketball George Athas will provide the was the advice he received the entire Boston territory. He Herbie Kupersmith moved children, Michael Walsh and standout David Siggers, the musical entertainment. For- from his mother in the form remained at Bobbie Brooks from Brooklyn to Chelsea Jackie Walsh, are graduates coaches like John DiBiaso, the mer City Manager Jay Ash of three letters she had hand- for 25 years. with his mother, Sally, when of Brown University. A third members of the congregation will be one of the speakers written to him. he was two-and-half years grandchild, Colin Walsh, is at Walnut Street Synagogue, “Never drink the cup dry – All about family during the program. old. a student at Elon College in the business associates, the leave some for other people,” He met his future wife, “It should be a nice eve- “We lived on 13 Michael’s North Carolina. friends like lifelong buddy recalled Herbie. “No. 2 was, if Cookie, on a blind date and ning,” said Herbie humbly. Place, which was off Williams Lennie Nelson, the co-chairs you’re going to do something, they were married in May, True to Herbie’s giving na- Street,” said Herbie, an only A party for Herbie of planning committees like do it because you want to do 1965. child. “We were 35 feet away that is also a testimonial the great Minna Karas-Mari- ture, all donations from the it, not because you want to They began their life to- from the Chelsea Dump.” The upcoming birthday no, and the city officials like birthday party will go toward get accolades. And No. 3, my gether in Malden and moved Four highly respected party will be a testimonial Leo Robinson – they’ll all be a scholarship fund for Chelsea Chelsea men would become mother wrote, 'I want you to to Marblehead in December, in many ways, with so many there to say “Thank you, Her- students.
Independent’s 1••th Annual Prattville Councillor Bob Bishop won’t seek re-election Beach Baby Crowded field takes shape as candidates member Sean O’Regan and District 7 School Commit- newcomer Roberto Andres teewoman Kelly Garcia has a Pages pull papers for Council, School Committee Jimenez-Rivera. potential challenger in former In District 1, incumbent member Charles Klauder – Rosemarie Carlisle is facing who was on the Committee By Seth Daniel shown some real interest so two challengers, James O’Re- for a few terms awhile back. far with all three incumbents gan and Bruce Harrison. In the other districts, the in- Prattville City Councillor pulling papers and three new- In District 4, incumbent cumbents have pulled papers, Bob Bishop said this week he comers seeming looking to Lucia Henriquez has an op- but have not challenger as of will not seek re-election to a challenge. ponent in Sabrina Marie Wad- yet. second term, leaving an open Incumbents Damali Vi- hams of Gerrish Avenue. district seat for candidates to dot (Council President), Roy The Revere Journal, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Lynn Journal, vie for. Avellaneda and Leo Robinson The Everett Independent, Chelsea Record & East Boston Times “I’ve decided I’m not go- have pulled their papers, and Free Press would like you to join us in putting your Beach Baby in our 18TH ANNUAL BEACH BABY PAGES. Photos should be of a beach ing to be running this time perhaps joining them on the or swimming pool setting (anywhere). Please include Name, Age, around,” he said. “We’ll see ballot are Mark Rossi (who is Address, City & Phone # & which paper you would like it published in. currently the License Board what transpires in the future, EMAIL YOUR BEACH BABY OR BABIES TO: [email protected] by but I think I’ve had enough Chair and lives on Clark Av- this time.” enue), Karen Santos (Cook THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH. Bishop was elected in 2017 Street), and Christopher Wi- The photos will be printed in our August 21st & 22nd issues of to represent Prattville in Dis- nam (Congress Avenue). The Revere Journal, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Lynn Journal, trict 1 after former Councillor In District 2, incumbent The Everett Independent, Chelsea Record & East Boston Times. Paul Murphy stepped away Luis Tejada has taken out his to spend more time with his papers for a re-election run, growing young family. Bish- and he is being challenged op was the former City Clerk by Olivia Anne Walsh of the in Chelsea, and was an al- Soldiers’ Home and Melinda Northeast Summer Camps derman back in the old form Vega Maldonado, of Clark Camps are open to current Northeast students of government. He was a Avenue. & Middle school students (grades 6-7-8) staunch fiscal conservative on In District 4, incumbent the Council and a voice of re- Enio Lopez could have a Week 1: July 9-11: straint in a time when the City challenger in Nelson Molina, ...... Boys and Girls Basketball: 8:00 to 12:00pm has spent a lot of money on of Marlborough Street, who improvements and program- pulled his papers early on Week 2: July 16-18: ming. May 1...... Football, 8:00 to 12:00pm He will continue to serve District 5 Councillor Judith out his term, which ends in Garcia is set to run again for early January 2020. her seat, but she already has Week 3: July 23- 25: Bishop did pull Nomina- some competition in Jason ...... Girls Volleyball, 8:00 to 12:00pm tion papers in May, but elect- Bonetti of Beacon Street. ed not to turn them in. In District 6, Councillor Week 4: July 30- Aug. 1: According to City records, Giovanni Recupero has filed ...... Boys / Girls Soccer, 8:00 to 12:00pm that leaves only Todd Taylor for re-election, but he has a right now on the list of candi- possible challenger in Chris- Week 5: August 6-8: dates who have pulled papers. topher Assante of Hawthorne ...... Boys / Girls Lacrosse, 8:00 to 12:00pm Taylor narrowly lost to Street. Bishop in the 2017 election, Councillors Joe Perlatonda All campers will receive a Northeast Tech tee-shirt to keep their clinic experience with them, and 5-star campers (attitude, work ethic, coach-ability, teamwork, and grit) will receive awards to conclude our and has served on the Plan- (District 3), Yamir Rodriguez clinic time together! Cost of camp $100.00/camp ning Board. He pulled papers (District 7) and Calvin Brown For more information Contact: for the seat on July 11. (District 8) have filed for Don Heres [email protected] 781-246-0810 ext. 1250 Candidates have until Aug. re-election and have no chal- Dawon Dicks [email protected] 4 to turn in signatures on their lengers as of yet. Camp Registration: Nomination Papers. •The School Committee at- http://ma.8to18.com/NortheastMetro/ •In other Council election large race features incumbent Click on Registration ➟ Complete the form and register for the camp session you plan on attending news, the at-large race has Frank DePatto facing former Checks should be made payable to: Northeast Athletic Department
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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, July 18, 2019 Page 9 OBITUARIES
William Higgins Roberto Alcides Monteagudo Kathleen Spinney Electrician noted for his singing Killed in tragic motor vehicle accident An inspiration to all who knew her
William F. Higgins of Re- Roberto Alcides Mon- Kathleen A. “Kathy” vere, formerly of Chelsea, teagudo was involved in a (Needham) Spinney, a long- died on July 13. motor vehicle accident on time Chelsea resident, passed Born in Chelsea and a res- North Shore Road in Revere away Monday evening, July ident here until moving to early Thursday Evening, June 15, in the peaceful surround- Revere 30 years ago, Wil- 28 and was pronounced dead ings of her home, surrounded liam passed away the the from his injuries on arrival in by her loving and caring fam- CHA-Whidden Hospital late the Emergency Department at ily. after a sudden and brief Saturday evening. the Whidden Memorial Hos- illness. An electrician by trade, pital. Born in Brighton, a daugh- he worked for many years at Born in San Vicente, Apa- ter of Kathleen W. (Webb) Market Forge and was a mem- stepéque, El Salvador, a be- ews and several cousins. Needham and the late Owen ber of Electricians Brother- loved son of Inda Monteagu- Roberto will be returned F. Needham, Sr., she was hood Local 103. He was most do, Roberto settled in the area to El Salvador for burial in raised in Hyannis where she noted for his singing and per- several years ago, and worked the San Filipe Municipal participated in the 4-H Club formed with the Chosen Few kindly invited to attend a Fu- as a landscaper and profes- Cemetery, San Vicente Apa- as a young girl and attended Spinney, Sr., sister-in-law of and Proud of it, as well as with neral Mass to be celebrated sional groundskeeper for local stepéque. schools on Cape Cod. She Cheryl and Bobby Lombardi Michael J. and the Inn Crowd. in the Immaculate Concep- contractors. Arrangements were given graduated from Barnstable of Peabody, Joanne Simonelli He was the devoted hus- tion Church, 133 Beach St., He is survived by his moth- to the care and direction of the High School and enrolled in of Lynnfield and her late hus- band of Charlene (Salie), Revere on Friday, July 19 at er in San Vicente, his daughter, Anthony Memorial - Frank Cape Cod Community band, Louis, III. She is also beloved father of William 10:30 a.m. (Please meet di- Arlin Monteagudo-Barahona A. Welsh & Sons Chelsea. College receiving her As- survived by several cousins, Higgins of Melrose, Brian rectly at Church). Services and son, Wilbur Monteagu- For online guest book or to sociates Degree in business. nieces, nephews and extend- Higgins and his wife, Kris- will conclude with interment do-Barahona, both of Passaic, send expressions of sympathy, She worked for 15 years in ed family members. ten of Wakefield, Jennifer at Woodlawn Cemetery, Ev- NJ. He is also survived local- please visit: www.WelshFu- the airline industry, beginning Visiting Hours will be held Higgins and her companion, erett. Visiting Hours in the ly by his aunts, nieces, neph- neralHome.com. with Air Lingus and later with in the Frank A. Welsh & Sons Anthony DiChiara of Revere Smith Funeral Home, 125 US Airways. Funeral Home, 718 Broad- and the late Kelly Higgins; Washington Ave., Chelsea are Kathy enjoyed time at the way, Chelsea, on Friday, July brother of Nancy Muise and today, Thursday, from 4 to beaches on Cape Cod, fami- 19, from 4 to 8 p.m. Relatives her husband, John of Lynn, 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the Phyllis Tricco ly gatherings, traveling and and friends are most kindly Donald Higgins and his wife, family suggests that memorial Jordan Marsh retiree shopping. She lived with invited to attend. Her Funeral Louise of Chelsea and the late contributions be made to the Multiple Sclerosis for the past will be from the Welsh Funer- John Higgins and cherished American Lung Association 30 years, but her condition al Home on Saturday at 9 a.m. grandfather of Gianna, Sofia for COPD research. Phyllis L. (Gill) Tricco did not overshadow her zest followed by a Funeral Mass and Brian. He is also lovingly To send a message of con- entered into eternal rest Sat- for life, living as an inspira- at Our Lady of Grace Church, survived by many nieces and dolence to William's family, urday morning, July 13, at tion to all who knew her. 59 Nichols St., Chelsea at 10 nephews. please visit www.smithfuner- the Chelsea Jewish Nursing She was the beloved wife a.m. Services will conclude Family and friends are alhomes.com. Home. She was 90 years old. of Robert F. Spinney, Jr. and with interment at Woodlawn Born and raised in Chel- devoted mother of Robert F. Cemetery, Everett. The fu- sea, the daughter of the late Spinney, III of Charlestown neral home is fully handicap Alfred and Hester A. (Noftle) and his fiancée, Alexa -Car accessible, ample parking op- Grace Lombard Gill, Phyllis attended Chelsea ley; loving daughter of Kath- posite funeral home. Should public schools and graduated leen W. (Webb) Needham friends desire, contributions 37-Year employee of Bradlee’s in Chelsea from Chelsea High School, of Centerville and the late in her memory may be made Class of 1947. During her Jean Thompson of Revere and Owen F. Needham, Sr., dear to National Multiple Sclero- working career she worked Grace M. (Iantosca) Lom- the late Alfred Gill and Doris sister of Patricia Hardy and sis Society, 101A First Ave., as a sales auditor for the for- bard, 85, of Lake Suzy, FL Penney; sister-in-law of Rose her husband, Phil of Franklin, Waltham, MA 02451. mer Jordan Marsh Company and Pelham, NH passed away Ann Gill of Everett and the Owen F. Needham, Jr. and his www.nationalmssociety. in Boston. Retiring in 1992, Saturday, July 13. late William Thompson and wife, Dorothy of Centerville, org/Donate or Beacon Hos- she enjoyed playing bingo She grew up in Chelsea, John C. Penney. Phyllis is James Needham of Os- pice, and watching her six grand- the daughter of the late Mary also lovingly survived by six terville, Laureen Needham 529 Main St., Charlestown, children grow up. Phyllis (Longobucco) and Americo grandchildren: Andrew, Ed- of Centerville, Dee Need- MA 02129. was a resident of Everett for Iantosca. Grace worked in ward, Jacquelyn Tricco, Eliz- ham of Delray Beach, FL and https://www.amedisys. 66 years and a late member Bradlees in Chelsea for 37 abeth Schwarz and her hus- Sean Needham and his wife, com/about/foundation/ of the First Congregational years. She enjoyed knitting, band, D.J., Emily Leach and Wende of Orchard Park; lov- For directions or to send Church in Chelsea. She will teaching others to knit and her husband, Owen and Dana ing niece of Walter Webb of expressions of sympathy, be greatly missed by all who shopping. She ran bingo for Tricco. Ludlow, Chick Webb of Med- please visit www.WelshFu- loved her. 18 years in Florida. Grace was Funeral arrangements were ford and Jack Needham of neralHome.com. The wife of the late Charles devoted to her family and en- by the Carafa Family Funeral Stoneham; dear daughter-in- Anthony Memorial - Frank L. Tricco, she was the beloved joyed cooking for them. Home, 389 Washington Ave. law of Margaret Spinney of A. Welsh & Sons. mother of David C. Tricco She is survived by her be- Chelsea. Interment was at Chelsea and the late Robert F. and his wife, Mary of West loved husband of 67 years, Woodlawn Cemetery in Ev- Roxbury and Steven P. Tric- Larry “Lou” of Lake Suzy, erett. She was predeceased by her co of Braintree; dear sister of Raymond P. DeFranzo FL; her three sons, Lou and brother and his wife, Tony and his wife, Patricia of Lon- Kay Iantosca. Private services Feb. 11, 1970 – June 19, 2019 donderry, NH, Mike and his were held for the family. Ar- wife, Suzanne of Pelham, NH rangements were under the Frederick Massucci Raymond P. DeFranzo other high-performance cars. and John and his wife, Chris- care of Douglas & Johnson Retired Boston Herald printer, passed away suddenly on He was medically disabled tine of Malden; her siblings, Funeral Home, 214 Main St., Wednesday, June 19, after he and retired from work several Joseph Iantosca of Marco Salem, NH. In lieu of flowers, former owner of Hillside Press and was taken to the emergency years ago. He still remained Island, FL and Christi- donations in Grace’s name Past President of Chelsea Pop Warner department at the Whidden an all-around handyman, na Capra of Lake Suzy, FL; may be made to: American Memorial Hospital late Tues- building and creating many four grandchildren, Christo- Diabetes Association, P.O. day evening after being strick- various items from his home pher, Jonathan, Michael and Frederick M. Massucci, Box 15829 Arlington, VA formerly of the West End of en in his home. He was 49 workshop. He continued to Shannon; three great grand- 22215. years old. enjoy repairing cars and also children, Ayden, Abby and Boston and a Chelsea resident To send a message of con- for over 50 years, born in Bos- Born and raised in Chel- enjoyed sharing his own home Aryanna and many nieces and dolence to the family, please sea, the son of Annette Louise cooking. nephews. She will be greatly ton 73 years ago, passed away view the obituary at www. at home in the early morning Russo and the late Raymond He was the loving com- missed by her many friends in douglasandjohnson.com. P. DeFranzo, Jr. he attended panion of Lisa Marie Rossetti Crystal Bay. hours of Tuesday, July 9. His early years were spent Chelsea High School and was and the beloved father of Ray- on Joy Street in the West End a resident of Chelsea for most mond P. DeFranzo, IV and of Boston. He was a gradu- of his life but has lived in Re- Amanda DeFranzo of Revere. ate of Boston Trade School vere for the past 17 years. He is also survived by his sis- in Roxbury, Class of '67, and He worked for many years ter, Kim DeFranzo of Revere. To place a memoriam in the began working with his father as a mechanic with his fa- A Memorial Gathering was at the family-owned Hillside ther and grandfather at their held on July 12 at the Frank A. Chelsea Record, please call 781-485-0588 Press. During this time, he family garage “Corvette” in Welsh & Sons Funeral Home, also began his career as a ded- Saugus. Raymond’s specialty Chelsea. icated union printer with the was working on Corvettes and Boston Herald. It was a career He was the devoted hus- that lasted for over 45 years band of Diane C. (Lancia); TORF FUNERAL beloved father of Chelsea Fire Carafa Family until his retirement 10 years SERVICE ago. Department Deputy Chief and Vice President of Firefighters Pre-need planning with our Funeral In addition to being a ded- price protection guarantee. icated union printer for the Local 937, Michael F. Ma- succi of Reading and Marc A. Arrangements made at our Boston Herald and former facility or in the comfort of Home Inc. owner of Hillside Press, he Masucci of Kelley Wholesale Florist and his wife, Maria of your own home 389 Washington Ave. OBITUARIES was a member of the Winni- 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: Chelsea; brother of Joanne Chelsea simmet Club, the West End Deborah Torf Golden Club and the Pressmens Lo- Limone of Stoneham and Pa- 617-884-4188 tricia Gravallese of Lynnfield Amy Torf Golden All obituaries and death notices cal. Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) and cherished grandfather of And even though he was a M.L. Torf (1867-1940) Amy C-Almas West Ender at heart, Chelsea Domenic M. Masucci and An- William R. Carafa - will be at a cost of was where he was instrumen- thony J. Masucci. He is also (617) 889-2900 Funeral Directors tal in shaping youth through lovingly survived by many nieces and nephews. (800)428-7161 carafafuneralhome.com his involvement with the www.torffuneralservice.com $100.00 per paper. Chelsea Pop Warner organiza- Funeral arrangements were tion and where he served as its by the Smith Funeral Home, That includes photo. president. Chelsea. Interment was in “Meeting the needs of the families we serve.” He was devoted to his fam- Holy Cross Cemetery, Mal- ily, especially his wife of 49 den. years, Diane; his sons, Mi- To send a message of con- ANTHONY MEMORIAL - Please send to dolence to Freddy's family, chael and Marc, as well as his FRANK A. WELSH & SONS grandsons, Domenic and An- please visit www.smithfuner- [email protected] thony. alhomes.com. FUNERAL HOME Peter A. Zaksheski or call 781-485-0588 Type III Licensed Funeral Director For Advertising Rates, Call 617-884-2416 718 Broadway, Chelsea – 617-889-2723 – 617-884-3259 www.ChelseaFuneralService.com
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LOCAL STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS
CHELSEA STUDENT Association of Universities Northern Maine, provide ad- The University of Rhode ing their own story, and find GRADUATES FROM CHELSEA STUDENTS (AAU), a nonprofit associa- vanced knowledge in busi- Island's pioneering research ways to help others. "I chal- NAMED TO DEAN'S tion of 62 of North America's ness; health and education; extends the University's influ- lenge you, on your continued BOSTON COLLEGE leading research-intensive in- pharmacy studies; science ence well beyond its coastal climb, to reach back and give HIGH SCHOOL LIST AT BOSTON stitutions. and humanities; as well as borders, while its unique in- someone else a boost along On Sunday, May 19, 2019 at UNIVERSITY communication. In addition, terdisciplinary courses pro- the way," Edwards told the Boston College High School’s Four Chelsea residents MARTINEZ NAMED Husson University has a ro- vide its 16,637 undergraduate graduates. 155th Commencement, Presi- have recently been named to TO HUSSON bust adult learning program. and graduate students with A total of 1,135 students dent Grace Cotter Regan and the Dean's List at Boston Uni- According to a recent anal- global opportunities in an in- graduated from Endicott's the Board of Trustees present- versity for the Spring semes- UNIVERSITY'S ysis by U.S. News & World timate environment. In May Van Loan School of Graduate ed diplomas to 253 members ter. DEAN'S LIST Report, Husson University is 2019, more than 3,300 under- & Professional Studies and its of the class of 2019. Mr. Ste- Students recognized for Chelsea, MA resident, Al- the most affordable private graduate and about 700 grad- traditional undergraduate col- phen Hughes, a 1973 graduate this honor include: Sara Beqo, exandra M. Martinez, has college in New England. For uate degrees were awarded. lege. Ten students received a of BC High and Principal of Aura G. Flores- been named to Husson Uni- more information about edu- The University now has more Doctor of Educational Lead- the school, gave the address. Canelas, Mathew C. Renik, versity's Dean's List for the cational opportunities that can than 120,000 alumni world- ership or Doctor of Philoso- Among the graduates was: Lia C. Ring. Spring 2019 semester. lead to personal and profes- wide. phy; 349 received a Master Maceo G. Franklin, who plans oston University has their Martinez is a sophomore sional success, visit Husson. of Arts, Master of Education, on Quinnipiac University in own criterion for the Dean's who is currently enrolled in edu. GUIROLA Master of Science, Master of the fall. List, but students generally Husson's Bachelor of Science GRADUATES FROM Business Administration, or Boston College High LVOVA NAMED Master of Fine Arts degree; must attain a 3.5 grade point in Secondary Education with ENDICOTT COLLEGE School is a Jesuit, Cath- average (on a 4.0 scale), or be a concentration in life scienc- DEAN'S LIST 760 students received a Bach- olic, college-preparatory in the top 30 percent of their es program. Endicott College, the first elor of Science, Bachelor of The University of Rhode college in the U.S. to require Arts, or Bachelor of Fine Arts school for young men in class, as well as a full course Students who make the Island is pleased to announce grades 7 to 12. Founded in load as a full time student. Dean's List must carry at least internships of its students, degree; and 16 received an the Spring 2019 Dean's List. held its 79th annual com- Associate in Arts or Associate 1863, the school enrolls ap- Founded in 1839, Boston 12 graded credit hours during The students represent near- proximately 1,500 stu- University is an internation- the semester and earn a grade mencement exercises this past in Science degree. ly all of Rhode Island's cities week. At a May 23 ceremo- Endicott College offers dents from more than 140 ally recognized institution of point average of 3.60 to 3.79 and towns, all six New En- communities in eastern Mas- higher education and research. during the period. ny for Endicott's Van Loan doctorate, master’s, bach- gland states, New York and School of Graduate and Pro- elor’s and associate degree sachusetts. For more http:// Consisting of 16 schools and For more than 120 years, New Jersey, and many other www.bchigh.edu colleges, BU offers students Husson University has pre- fessional Studies at Hemp- programs at its campus on states and countries. stead Stadium on the Endicott the scenic coast of Beverly, more than 250 programs of pared future leaders to han- To be included on the study in science and engineer- dle the challenges of to- campus in Beverly, Mass., the Mass., with additional sites Dean's List, full-time stu- commencement speaker was in Boston, online, and at ing, social science and hu- morrow through innovative dents must have completed manities, health science, the undergraduate and graduate Latoyia Edwards, news an- U.S. and international loca- 12 or more credits for let- chor at NBC-10 Boston, who tions. Endicott remains true arts, and other professional degrees. With a commitment ter grades during a semester disciplines, along with a num- to delivering affordable class- received an honorary Doctor to its founding principle of and achieved at least a 3.30 of Humane Letters at the cer- integrating professional and ber of multi-disciplinary cen- room, online and experiential quality point average. Part- ters and institutes integral to learning opportunities, Hus- emony. liberal arts education with in- time students qualify with Lissett Guirola of Chelsea ternship opportunities across the University's research and son University has come to the accumulation of 12 or teaching mission. With more represent superior value in Master of Business Admin, disciplines. For more, visit more credits for letter grades Business Administration endicott.edu. than 33,000 students, BU higher education. Our Ban- earning at least a 3.30 quality is the fourth-largest private gor campus and off-campus Edwards advised the class point average. of 2019 to follow their pas- university in the country and satellite education centers in Maria Lvova of Chelsea a member of the American Southern Maine, Wells, and sions, take ownership of writ- Maceo G. Franklin. was named to the Dean's List.
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE Acquisition LLC, recorded and running NORTHEAST- at Harmon Law Offices, Galatis of Chelsea, MA County, said Common- specifically your objec- City Council Conference reserves the right to responsible bank or trust on October 6, 2009, in ERLY by Lot No. 31 and P.C., 150 California St., Charles S. Galatis of wealth; Jose G. Sanchez, tions or defense to each Room, Chelsea City Hall, accept any proposal, company. Or a bid bond Book No. 45580, at Page Lot NO. 32, as shown Newton, Massachusetts Chelsea, MA has been now or formerly of part of said complaint, in 500 Broadway, Chelsea, to reject any or all duly executed by the 234 Mortgage Electronic on said plan, Thirty-Six 02458, or by mail to P.O. informally appointed as Chelsea, Suffolk County, the office of the Recorder MA, for an application proposals and to waive bidder as principal and Registration Systems, and 44/100 (36.44) Box 610389, Newton the Personal Represen- said Commonwealth; Lisa of said Court in Boston of an Amusement and minor irregularities and/ having as surety thereon Re: New Star Motors Inc., as nominee for feet; thence turning and Highlands, Massachusetts tative of the estate to M. Jamen, also known (at the Courthouse locat- Entertainment License or formalities as it deems a surety company Corp. - 200 Everett Ave., Financial Freedom running SOUTHEASTERLY 02461-0389, within serve without surety on as Lisa M. Sheehan, now ed on Three Pemberton for Casa Mariachi Restau- to be in the best interest approved by the City, all Chelsea, MA Acquisition LLC to Bank by Lot No. 52, as shown thirty (30) days from the the bond. or formerly of Bedford, Square, Room 507 in rant, Inc., d/b/a La of the City. in the amount of 5% of Chelsea Licensing Com- of New York Mellon on said plan, Eighty (80) date of sale. Deed will be The estate is being in the State of New Boston, MA 02108), on Esquina Mariachi Restau- In accordance with the bid payable to the mission, July 15, 2019 Trust Company, N.A. as feet to the point of the provided to purchaser for administered under in- Hampshire; Amanda or before the second day rant, 170 Washington our Minority Business “City of Chelsea.” Notice is hereby given Trustee for Mortgage beginning Containing recording upon receipt formal procedure by the Sheehan Crisp, now or of September in the Avenue, Chelsea, MA. Enterprise Plan, we are The City of Chelsea that a public hearing will Assets Management twenty nine hundred in full of the purchase Personal Representative formerly of Helotes, year two thousand and CHELSEA LICENSING inviting all qualified reserves the right to be held by the Chelsea Series I Trust, recorded twenty-two (2,922) price. The description of under the Massachusetts in the State of Texas; nineteen. COMMISSION women and minority accept any proposal, Licensing Commission on on January 7, 2019, in square feet of land, the premises contained Uniform Probate Code Michael E. Sheehan, now Unless an appearance Cheryl Watson Fisher business firms to to reject any or all Wednesday, August 1, Book No. 60615, at Page more or less all according in said mortgage shall without supervision by or formerly of Cibolo, is so filed by or for City Solicitor respond. proposals and to waive 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the 35 for breach of the con- to said plan. Being the control in the event of an the Court. Inventory and in the State of Texas; you, your default will 7/18/19, 7/25/19 The City of Chelsea is minor irregularities and/ City Council Conference ditions of said mortgage same premises conveyed error in this publication. accounts are not required Edward M. Sheehan, now be recorded, the said C an Equal Opportunity or formalities as it deems Room, Chelsea City Hall, and for the purpose of to the herein named Other terms, if any, to be to be filed with the Court, or formerly of Lorton, complaint will be taken Employer. to be in the best interest 500 Broadway, Chelsea, foreclosing, the same will mortgagor (s) by deed announced at the sale. but interested parties in the Commonwealth of as confessed and you will This Invitation for Bids is of the City. MA, for a change of be sold at Public Auction recorded with Suffolk BANK OF NEW YORK are entitled to notice Virginia; Joseph Walker, be forever barred from LEGAL NOTICE in accordance with M.G.L. In accordance with name application for at 12:00 PM on August County Registry of Deeds MELLON TRUST COM- regarding the adminis- now or formerly of Salt contesting said complaint Chapter 30, 39M. our Minority Business F1 Motors Corp. to New 26, 2019, on the mort- in Book 38572, Page 53. PANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE tration from the Personal Lake City, in the State or any judgment entered Dylan Cook Enterprise Plan, we are Star Motors Corp. Class gaged premises located For mortgagor’s(s’) title FOR MORTGAGE ASSETS Representative and of Utah; Robert Walker, thereon. Chief Procurement inviting all qualified II License to Buy and at 222 Clark Avenue, see deed recorded with MANAGEMENT SERIES can petition the Court now or formerly of Rock- And in addition to the Officer women and minority Sell Second Hand Motor Chelsea, Suffolk County, Suffolk County Registry I TRUST Present holder in any matter relating land, Plymouth County, usual service of this CITY OF CHELSEA 7/18/19 business firms to Vehicles at 200 Everett Massachusetts, all and of Deeds in Book 38572, of said mortgage By to the estate, including and the Commonwealth notice as required by INVITATION FOR BIDS C respond. Ave., Chelsea, MA. singular the premises de- Page 53. These its Attorneys, HARMON distribution of assets and of Massachusetts; law, it is ordered that CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL The City of Chelsea is CHELSEA LICENSING scribed in said mortgage, premises will be sold LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 expenses of administra- Belinda Campbell, the foregoing citation be SEWER SERVICE an Equal Opportunity COMMISSION TO WIT: The land with and conveyed subject to California St. Newton, tion. Interested parties now or formerly of published forthwith once The City of Chelsea LEGAL NOTICE Employer. Cheryl Watson Fisher the buildings thereon and with the benefit of MA 02458 (617)558- are entitled to petition Boothbay Harbor, in the in the Chelsea Record a Massachusetts, through This Invitation for Bids is City Solicitor situated in said Chelsea, all rights, rights of way, 0500 14144 the Court to institute State of Maine; or their newspaper published in its Chief Procurement in accordance with M.G.L. 7/18/19, 7/25/19 in said Commonwealth of restrictions, easements, 7/11/19, 7/18/19, formal proceedings heirs, devisees or legal said Chelsea. Officer, is seeking sealed Chapter 30, 39M. C Massachusetts, and being covenants, liens or claims 7/25/19 and to obtain orders representatives: Witness, GORDON H. bids to furnish all ser- Dylan Cook shown as Lot No. 51 on a in the nature of liens, C terminating or restricting Whereas, a complaint PIPER, Esquire, Chief vices to provide “Chelsea CITY OF CHELSEA Chief Procurement Plan of Land in Chelsea, improvements, public the powers of Personal has been presented to Justice of said Court, this High School Sewer DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Officer LEGAL NOTICE Massachusetts, showing assessments, any and Representatives appoint- said Court by the City of eleventh day of July in Service” throughout the WORKS 7/18/19 NOTICE OF subdivision of Lots on all unpaid taxes, tax LEGAL NOTICE ed under informal Chelsea, in the County of the year two thousand City of Chelsea. INVITATION FOR BIDS C MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF Clark Avenue, Stockton titles, tax liens, water COMMONWEALTH procedure. A copy of the Suffolk, and said Com- and nineteen. Invitation for Bids will TREE TRIMMING & REAL ESTATE Street and Gillooly Road and sewer liens and OF MASSACHUSETTS Petition and Will, if any, monwealth, to foreclose Attest with Seal of said be available on or after REMOVAL SERVICES By virtue and in Housing Relocation any other municipal THE TRIAL COURT can be obtained from the all rights of redemption Court. July 17, 2019 by con- The City of Chelsea LEGAL NOTICE execution of the Power Project, drawn by John assessments or liens or PROBATE AND Petitioner. from the tax lien Deborah J. Patterson tacting Dylan Cook, Chief Massachusetts, through of Sale contained in a Marion, City Engineer, existing encumbrances FAMILY COURT 7/18/19 proceedings described Recorder Procurement Officer its Chief Procurement certain mortgage given dated August 15, 1949, of record which are in Suffolk Division C in said complaint in and Plaintiff’s Attorney: at dcook@chelseama. Officer, is seeking by Loretta Cataldo to recorded with Suffolk force and are applicable, INFORMAL PROBATE concerning a certain par- Peter A. Brown, Esq., gov or by visiting the sealed bids to furnish all Financial Freedom Senior Deeds in Book 6612, having priority over said PUBLICATION cel of land situate in said D’Ambrosio Brown, LLP, City’s website at http:// services to provide “Tree Re: Western Front, Funding Corporation, Page 571, and bounded mortgage, whether or NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Chelsea, in the County 185 Devonshire St., 10th www.chelseama.gov/ Trimming & Removal LLC - 121 Webster Ave., dated January 5, 2009 and described as follows: not reference to such Docket No. COMMONWEALTH OF of Suffolk, and in said Fl., Boston, MA 02110 purchasing/pages/cur- Services” throughout the Chelsea and recorded in the Beginning at a point on restrictions, easements, SU19P1472EA MASSACHUSETTS Commonwealth, bounded (617) 720-5657 rent-bids-solicitations. City of Chelsea. Chelsea Licensing Com- Suffolk County Registry the NORTHWESTERLY side improvements, liens or Estate of: LAND COURT and described in said 7/18/19 Bids must be sealed and Invitation for Bids will mission, July 15, 2019 of Deeds in Book 44399, of Clark Avenue at a di- encumbrances is made James Charles DEPARTMENT OF THE complaint as follows: C clearly marked “Chelsea be available on or after Notice is hereby given Page 335, of which mort- viding line between Lots in the deed. TERMS OF Galatis TRIAL COURT Property Location: 99 High School Sewer July 17, 2019 by con- that a public hearing will gage the undersigned No. 51 and 52, as shown SALE: A deposit of Five Also Known As: COMPLAINT TO FORE- Garfield Av. Description Service” and submitted tacting Dylan Cook, Chief be held by the Chelsea is the present holder, on said plan, thence Thousand ($5,000.00) James C. CLOSE TAX LIEN of Parcel: A parcel of LEGAL NOTICE to the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer Licensing Commission on by assignment from: running SOUTHWEST- Dollars by certified Galatis [seal] land with any building Procurement Officer at dcook@chelseama. Wednesday, August 1, Financial Freedom Senior ERLY by Clark Avenue, or bank check will be Date of Death: No. 16TL000027 thereon, containing no later than 9:00AM gov or by visiting the 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the Funding Corporation Thirty-Six and 60/100 required to be paid by 4/20/2019 TO ALL WHOM IT MAY about 3740 square feet on Thursday, August 1, City’s website at http:// City Council Conference to Mortgage Electronic (36.60) feet; thence the purchaser at the time To all persons interested CONCERN, and being described as Map/ 2019. www.chelseama.gov/ Room, Chelsea City Hall, Registration Systems., NORTH WESTERLY by and place of sale. The in the above captioned James S. Naimo, Parcel ID: 86-0114 in the Re: Casa Mariachi Each bid must be accom- purchasing/pages/cur- 500 Broadway, Chelsea, Inc., as nominee for Stockton Street, Eighty balance is to be paid by estate by Petition of deceased, formerly office of the Assessors Restaurant, Inc., d/b/a panied by a certified rent-bids-solicitations. MA, for an application Financial Freedom (80) feet; thence turning certified or bank check Petitioner Charles S. of Winthrop, Suffolk of the City of Chelsea La Esquina Mariachi check, issued by a Bids must be sealed and of a Retail Marijuana Es- identified in Book 47730 Restaurant responsible bank or trust clearly marked “Tree tablishment for Western on Page 219 at the 170 Washington Avenue, company. Or a bid bond Trimming & Removal Front LLC at 121 Webster Suffolk County Registry Chelsea, MA duly executed by the Services” and submitted Ave., Chelsea, MA. of Deeds. Chelsea Licensing Com- bidder as principal and to the Office of the Chief CHELSEA LICENSING If you desire to make mission, July 15, 2019 having as surety thereon Procurement Officer COMMISSION any objection or defense Notice is hereby given a surety company no later than 10:00AM Cheryl Watson Fisher to said complaint you or that a public hearing will approved by the City, all on Thursday, August 1, City Solicitor your attorney must file a be held by the Chelsea in the amount of 5% of 2019. 7/18/19, 7/25/19 written appearance and Licensing Commission on the bid payable to the Each bid must be accom- C an answer, under oath, Wednesday, August 1, “City of Chelsea.” panied by a certified setting forth clearly and 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the The City of Chelsea check, issued by a
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By Cary Shuman thing historic – the first tick- ticketed event, that is excit- eted event at Encore Boston ing stuff, that’s history right It didn’t take long for En- Harbor. there,” said Casey. “We have core Boston Harbor to estab- Robert DeSalvio, president big plans to bring amazing lish itself as a major player of Encore Boston Harbor, per- fights to this casino and hope- in the New England boxing sonally welcomed the boxing fully some more world title scene. community and Murphy’s fights.” A sell-out crowd of 2,300 Boxing to the five-star resort. Casey also thanked Encore fans enjoyed an action-packed “Good afternoon, every- for its hospitality. show Friday night at the re- one, welcome to Encore Bos- “I can’t say enough about cently opened $2.6 billion re- ton Harbor,” began DeSalvio. how great Bob [DeSalvio] and sort casino located in Everett. “On behalf of the over 5,000 his staff have treated us – it’s The show, promoted by Mur- team members that have a first-class venue all around. phy’s Boxing, drew what is joined us here, as you know, The set-up [in the boxing ven- believed to the largest crowd we are a new facility and one ue] is pretty awesome.” in years for a Boston-area of our main goals is that we boxing event. could present a very diverse Everett fans join Fans were awed by the or- lineup of entertainment op- large crowd at the show nate, spacious ballroom that tions and a sporting events for Boxing fans from Everett was transformed in to a ma- our guests that visit the prop- joined fans across New En- jor-league, Las Vegas-style erty. gland at the show. boxing venue. Fans had an “I can’t tell you how City Councillor Michael unimpeded view of the ring pleased we are to have Ken Marchese, a three-sport ath- from their seats. Casey and Murphy’s Boxing lete at Everett High School The public address an- here for our first champion- who played football for nouncing system, lighting, ship boxing event,” continued Moody Sarno, said it was ex- special effects, and four huge, DeSalvio. “We feel this is a citing to see Everett residents high-definition televisions great way to kick off this new past and present, at the show. PHOTOS BY EMILY HARNEY made it a spectacular sight and venue.” “This is a fantastic venue Luis Arcon Diaz keeps cool sound experience. DeSalvio’s appearance and there’s life back in Ever- after knocking out Argenti- The extra touches, like the and welcoming remarks were ett,” said Marchese. “It’s good na’s Mario Lozano in the third free photo booth in which fans much appreciated by the box- to see people from Everett round during one of the fights could pose in different boxing ers. here and plenty of faces com- in the first-ever boxing event gear and instantly receive a “This is awesome,” said ing back to Everett. The box- at Encore Boston Harbor on free photo, was welcomed by main event fighter Greg Ven- ing has been outstanding and Friday, July 12. Meanwhile, in all who participated in the ex- detti of Stoneham. “I’m hon- I look forward to being back another bout, Greg Vendetti perience. ored to be part of the first here in August for the next (R) landed a hard right hand Each fighter walked to the show [at Encore]. Everyone event.” to the head of Michael Ander- ring to the accompaniment has been really nice.” Former cruiserweight son. Vendetti went on to win the IBA Junior Middleweight of his own personal entry Vendetti would go on to champion Richie “The Moun- belt for the fight. Tons of fans win a unanimous decision tain” LaMontagne of Everett music. Former world cham- flocked to the grand ballroom pions Tony DeMarco of the over Michael Anderson and drew a warm reception when for what was the first of many North End and Mickey Ward capture the IBA Junior Mid- he was introduced in the ring. sporting events to come at the of Lowell were honored with dleweight World Champi- “I’m so proud of Everett – Everett resort casino. special awards during the onship. Interestingly, Ven- I love this venue for boxing,” show. detti was a linebacker for the said LaMontagne. “It’s beau- Northeast Regional Vocation- tiful here. Encore has done a Press conference, al High School (Wakefield) great job. This is great for our weigh-in kick off the show football team. city and New England box- Everett, it feels like we’re in said Capobianco. “There was ey Ward, Marvin Hagler, and The press conference and Ken Casey, frontman for ing.” Las Vegas,” said Glassoff. no traffic getting here. I took Johnny Ruiz and it’s great to weigh-in for the fighters was the Dropkick Murphys and Also seen in the crowd was Winthrop School Commit- the ferry from downtown. see Encore carrying on that held one day before the show promoter, also spoke at the former Everett High tennis tee member Tino Capobianco Everyone here is having a tradition.” and that, too, was a special press conference. star Eric Glassoff, who is now was also on hand for Encore’s great time. New England has Murphy’s Boxing will hold experience as everyone knew “This [Encore] is amazing a successful real estate agent. first-ever show. a great history with boxing its next boxing show at En- that they were part of some- and we’re honored to the first “I can’t believe we’re in “The show has been great,” with Rocky Marciano, Mick- core on Aug. 23.
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