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NON PROFIT teran NOV this Ve s Day 11 US POSTAGE Houghs Neck T hank A VET for their Service PAID BOSTON MA PERMIT # 59319 Election BULLETIN Day 1193 Sea Street ~ Houghs Neck, MA 02169 Nov 8th OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE HOUGHS NECK COMMUNITY COUNCIL, INC. © 2016 NOVEMBER 2016 VOLUME 60 ISSUE 3 Presidents Message: Our Fall Harvest Fest was a big success the weather was clear and all had a good time. Thanks to our newest 2016 Good Neighbor’s member of the council board Nicole O’Hare, she chaired the event As you Since 1954 (62 years ago) Houghs Neck neighbors have had the opportunity to know the Houghs Neck Community Councils, mission it to provide services nominate residents considered deserving of special recognition for community and events that help to make our ommunity a better place to live work and betterment. We honor these Good Neighbors. play. This month we honored 5 Good Neighbors that also helped to make Russell Patten Shawn. Nancy thinks of their home Houghs Neck a great place. Congratulations to Russell Patten, Nancy Jacobs, Jr. , Good as “Our little piece of heaven on Jerry Mullen, Jeff and Jeffrey Crispo and thank them for all they do. Thanks N e i g h b o r : Quincy Bay is where we have spent also to the committee that organized the banquet, to Simply Good Catering, Nominated for many happy years surrounded by Marty Gordon for his assistance as Master of Ceremony. A reminder that being there when wonderful neighbors and friends”. Nov. 8, is Election Day cast you vote. Veterans Day will be held on Friday a new family When Nancy is not spending time November 11, and I would like to thank my fellow veterans all those currently moved to the with her Grandchildren, her interests serving for their service, because of their service we can Vote on Election neighborhood. His warm and include cooking, reading and Day. Thanksgiving is a wonderful time when families get together and share, friendly greeting not only that gardening. She loves to entertain if you know of an elderly person or a neighbor that may not gathering with first day but until we were settled her family and friends. Nancy is family, invite them to your home and give them something to be thankful in. We have no doubts that we an active member of the Houghs for a “great neighbor and friend” The community will be busy with two had moved to the most perfect Neck Congregational Church, church fairs this month the Congregational Churchs is on 11-4 and 5, The neighborhood. A lifelong Babcock where she has served as president council will have a table at the with Houghs Neck merchandise. (see the back Street, Necka, is a retired Lieutenant of the SeaSide Sisters (aka Mothers page of the bulletin to see what will be avaliable). at the Holy Trinity Parish with the Quincy Fire Department. Club) as well as several committees fair on Nov 19. Troop 6 Boy Scouts will hold the second annual Punkin He attended Atherton Hough School, within the church organization. Her Chunkin event on Nov 5th at Pagent field. The Ecumenical Service will be Broad Meadows Junior High (now greatest joy is singing in the choir. held at HN Congregational Church on Nov 20 at 3:00pm, All of these events Middle School) and Quincy Voc Nancy assists with the Annual Tech. His first job as a teenager was are discussed inside the bulletin. The Community Council, American Legion Church Fair, (which is being held on at Harvey’s Wharf. Patten and his Post 380 and the Houghs Neck Congregational Church will host the 58th November 4th and 5th.) A retired 5th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Sunday, December 4 at 5:00pm. We wife of 45 years raised 3 children, grade teacher. Nancy said, “I taught invite the entire community to come join us in celebrating the beginning of the Russell Patten III, Matthew Patten at the Henry B. Burkland School Christmas Season, The Legion will honor our WWII veterans with a wreath and Lisa Leuchte. They also have in Middleboro for 35 years. I met laying, songs of the season will be heard from the children, Santa will visit and 7 grandchildren, Ryan, Hannah, my husband Ralph through mutual the Congregational church will have light refreshments after the ceremony - Susan, Jack, Camille, Mary and Happy Thanksgiving - Dave DiBona­­ Leo. Russell is a veteran of the US friends which were my colleagues in Navy where he served on the USS Middleboro.” “I loved teaching but Norris from 1968 to 1970. He is a am happy to say retirement is just Neck Tradition as wonderful! Now, I have plenty of ghs Sinc member of the USS Norris Shipmate ou e 1 Association. He maintains the time for grandchildren, church and H 95 community.” I would like to express A 8 Memorial Bench area on Manet Ave in memory of this father and mother my gratitude for this award which Begin the Holiday Season truly does touch my heart. I feel that Russell C. Patten and Jean Patten. With your Neighbors and Friends at the He belongs to the Town River Yacht I need to thank all for this honor and 58th Annual Christmas Club and the Braintree Rifle and for the privilege of living in such a Tree Lighting Pistol Club. Russell is a member of special community. It is not only a the Saint John the Baptist Church. He geographic jewel but an outstanding Sunday, December 4, 2016 enjoys boating, fishing, lobstering, example of people living, loving and at 5:00 O’Clock gardening, hunting, stained glass sharing experiences in a rewarding in the Evening at the art, spending time and vacationing manner. with the grandchildren. Russell was Houghs Neck Fire Station nominated for his friendliness to Jerry Mullen, new neighbors, and his generosity C o m m u n i t y Come and Sing Christmas Carols in sharing the vegetables from his S e r v i c e : Honor our Veterans at the Wreath Laying garden, lobsters he catches in the Nominated for Special Guest Appearance by Santa bay and eggs from his chickens with his dedication Following the Tree Lighting the his neighbors. to assisting the Houghs Neck Congregational Church Quincy Veterans will host a gathering with light refreshments in the Nancy Jacobs, Community Services Department and the many Rev. Corea Fellowship Hall Service: Nominated for the many things he does for his neighbors; A things she does for the community life long resident of Quincy he moved through her activities in the Houghs to the Neck 21 years ago He grew Community Events Neck Congregational Church. She up in Wollaston but married Susan By the Sea Holiday Fair has lived in Houghs Neck with her (Duffy) a 2nd generation “necka“ November 4 and 5, 2016 see page 4 & 7 Husband Ralph, (A Good Neighbor together Jerry and Susan raised 6 himself, and the 2nd Annual Punkin Chunkin children, two are 3rd generation 1st Mayor of Saturday, Nov 5 2016 10-2 see page 5 “necka’s“ (and still live in the neck) Houghs Neck) Pagent Field they have 9 grandchildren. Mullen since 1980. We is retired from Local 4 Operating Annual Pasta Dinner moved to Wall Engineers that he loved. Now he is a Saturday, Nov 12 2016 see page 4 & 5 Street then into a part time freelance consultant. Jerry cottage on Manet A Fair for All Seasons enjoys maintaining his house and Ave. that Ralph’s Grandfather built. Saturday, Nov 19, 2016 - see page 4 & 6 yard. “Being a mechanic, I always They tore it down and built a beautiful Peninsula Ecumenical Service seem to be fixing things. He also new home where they raised two Sunday, Nov 20, 2016 3:00PM - see page 4 enjoys Boating (like most neckas) children Molly and Christian. Both Houghs Neck Congregational church and camping around New England. live in Houghs Neck raising children Mullen has received high praise for Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony of their own. Chris and his wife his volunteer work for the Quincy Sunday, Dec. 4, 2016 5:00PM Lauren have three sons, Cameron, Veterans Services (Continue pg 5) Houghs Neck Fire Station Carson and Lennon. Molly has a son

The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © November 2016 2 Gifts to the Houghs Neck THE HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN Official Publication of the Houghs Neck Community Council Inc. Community Council Scholarship Fund NEWS - From the Pumpy to the Willows Published - Twelve issues per year In Loving Memory of In Memory of Address - THE HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN My husband John Bythrow 1193 Sea Street Quincy MA 02169 WEB Site www.houghsneck.org Email [email protected] from Kerry Chadbourne VOLUNTEER STAFF On his Birthday Nov. 19th Betty Bythrow HNCC PRESIDENT David DiBona 617-471-9179 ADVERTISING Eileen Timcoe 617-479-4107 Anniversary Nov. 27th EDITOR Tom Timcoe 617-481-9153 always in my heart In Loving Memory of COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Cynthia Lewis 617-376-1385 Dawley SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Chairman David DiBona 617-471-9179 Donald S. McCarthy Sr. COMMUNITY CENTER Cynthia Lewis 617-376-1385 Happy Birthday in Heaven MEMBERSHIP Helen Kelly In Honor of DISTRIBUTION US POSTAL SERVICE Love always Eileen Annual Subscription - Free to all Houghs Neck Residents David “Buster Brown” DiBona 10.00 per year for each address outside Houghs Neck On his 6th Birthday In Honor of Memorial or Honorary Donations Love Nana & Grampie Andy & Terri DiBona The In Honor Of or Memorials printed in the Bulletin each month are from your neighbors who give a donation. They may recognize a loved ones birthday, on their 11th Anniversary anniversary, wedding, birth, passing, letting a friend know you are thinking of them or any occasion. All donations are given to the Houghs Neck Scholarship In Memory of Love Amy DiBona Fund. On June 16th the Scholarship committee will present $8300.00 to 3 CDR John G. McDermott High School Seniors and 8 College Students continuing there education. Since June, 1964 they have presented $231,795 to brightest students from Houghs Pilot USN Neck. You may honor a loved one or friend by placing a memorial or in honor In Memory of of, with a donation. Please send a request to David DiBona 45 Turner Street, from David DiBona Quincy MA 02169. The scholarship committee also has for sale the “Houghs Neck Richard McDermott from History” book for $10.00. Available at E & T Ceramics or by calling 617-479-4107. Bob Reynolds T­­he future of Houghs Neck thank’s you in Advance for your Generosity. In Honor of Kathy Sullivan David & Terri DiBona Houghs Neck Community Council Executive Committee on your Wedding Anniversary In Memory of President Dave DiBona Love Mum & Dad DiBona William “Bill” Darrow Vice President Kathy Pavidis 8th Anniversary 11-30 Treasurer Eileen Timcoe In Honor of Love Veva Recording Secretary Alda Lyons Corresponding Secretary Brian Laroche My Godson Board Members: David Dibona In Memory of Kathy DiBona Amy DiBona Helen Kelley On his Birthday Gloria Norling “Mammy” Patt McCone Aaron Cavin James Shea Nicole O’Hare Tom Timcoe Jim McCarthy Zoe Antonoupoulos Love Auntie Amy DiBona from There are open seats if you are interested. Donna Solchenberger email [email protected] for additional information Happy Birthday Harold “Buddy” Darrow In Loving Memory of on his 90th Birthday 11-18 Kerry Chadbourne Like Any Journey from Nov. 19th - 78th Birthday This one requires planning Veva, Eileen & Tom Nov. 27th - 13 Anniversary Veva & Eric Love Lee & Karan Little

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BVK • SCI • #8 • Job No 27693 • Donald McCarthy ad • 4” x 6” • 04/06/06 • V1 • ir The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © November 2016 4 HOUGHS NECK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HOLY TRINITY PARISH Interim Pastor. Fe l i x Ca r r i o n Fr. Bob Carr: Pastor Sunday Service 10:00am MASS SCHEDULE [email protected] Fellowship Coffee Hour following Service Sat. 4:30pm MBS & 6:00pm OLGC ~ Sun. 8:30am MBS & 10:30am OLGC 310 Manet Avenue ~ 617-479-8778 www.hncong.org www.holytrinityquincy.com ~ facebook: holytrinity quincy By the Sea Holiday Fair Office Hours Mon-Tues: 9:30 am-7:00 pm, Wed-Thurs: 9:30 am-12:00 pm November 4 and 5, 2016 Friday office is CLOSED Saturday and Sunday by appointment Mark your calendars for our By the Sea Holiday Fair on Friday evening, PARISH NEWS November 4th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. and on Saturday, November 5th, from Religious Education (website) www.holytrinityquincy.org 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Check out our new tables featuring Gift Baskets and Religious Education is underway for all grades! This year we continue the Pet Items - along with many of your favorites such as the Take-a-Chance Christ our Life curriculum for our younger students and have launched the table, Crafts, Media and the Resale Shop. We will have jams, baked goods, dynamic Edge program for our middle schoolers, as well as the media based bling, knitted items and much much more. And don’t forget our Raffles - Chosen Confirmation program in both 9th and 10th grade. Check the parish for both children and adults - with many awesome prizes!! Something for and religious education website for an updated schedule, and stay tuned for everyone! Come enjoy a seaside inspired meal on Friday night and breakfast more this year as we continue to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all we and/or lunch on Saturday. For questions please call or e-mail the church at encounter. Contact Brian Kirby, Coordinator of Faith Formation, with any 617-479-8778 or [email protected]. Admission is free. Toiletry donations questions or concerns at [email protected]. Brian Kirby will graciously be accepted for DOVE, Inc. (Domestic Violence Ended). We Coordinator of Faith Formation Holy Trinity Parish, Quincy MA look forward to seeing you at the By the Sea Holiday Fair on November 4th A Fair for All Seasons Saturday, November 19, 2016 and 5th. Crafters, Bake Table, Basket Table, Crafters, Kids Games, Kitchen, Giant Seaside Social Club’s Pre-Holiday Shopping Night Wishing Well table, Crafters, Parish Nurses table, LOTS & LOTS OF FUN You have heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, well this is our second and Crafters, see the ad on page 6 Preview Tuesday. Join us on Tuesday, November 15, for a pre-holiday shopping experience. This is a two hour event from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the LADY’S SODALITY Lady’s Sodality Houghs Neck Congregational Church at 310 Manet Avenue. Admission is Meets the first Sat. of the Month after the 9:00am Mass free and there will be complimentary refreshments. Get a jump start on your at Our Lady of Good Counsel church hall. Andrea Sault is the Prefect, for more holiday shopping. The vendors will have a variety of original and exciting gift information contact her at [email protected] choices for your holiday gift-giving. Please stop by between 7:00 and 9:00 HOLY NAME SOCIETY p.m. on November 15 and start your shopping. Invite your friends and spread Next 2 meetings will be held after the 8:30 Mass on Nov. 6th. & Dec the word! There will be a brief business meeting in the Choir Room for club 4th In the St. Thomas Aquinas Hall. All confirmed male members of the parish members at 6:30. The public is invited to all Seaside Social Club programs are invited to join this group. Our meeting day has changed to the first Sunday and events. every Month. For more information contact the secretary at ttimcoe@comcast. net The Houghs Annual Peninsula Ecumenical Service ANNUAL PASTA DINNER November 12, 5:30 St Thomas Aquinas Neck Congregational Church will be hosting the Annual Peninsula Ecumenical Hall only $5.00 per person, Great meal Great People, Great time. Service to be held on Sunday, November 20th at 3PM. We believe holding the service earlier in the day will fit everyones schedule better. The entire Annual Holiday Parish Food Pantry Food Drive will be held dueint all Christian Community is invited to participate in this joyous service. The masses the weekend of Dec. 10 & 11. Bring nonperishable food to church and service has been an annual event for many years, includes music from the help out those less fortunate families. various choirs, insprational words from the pastors and a great feeling of love Eucharist Adoration MBS 4:00 - 7:00 PM, First Friday MASS @ within the commuity. 7:00PM Rosary @ OLGC 7PM every Wed. All members of the HNS are invited. Bernies General Store THE PARISH NURSES Milk ~ Papers ~ Greeting Cards ~ Groceries ~ Fired Foods ~ Subs ~ Deli ~ Lottery Program will sponsor the Monthly Blood Pressure clinic the next clinic Open 7 days ~ 6AM to 10PM will be held after the 8:30 Mass on Nov. 6th. and Dec 4th. in the St. Thomas Aquinas Hall.. Stop by and have your Blood Pressure checked. Certified Nurses will check you pressure and let you know how you are doing. This is a free service of the Parish Nurses and is open to all. You’re looking at this, so are 2000 other Now Offering Free Food Delivery in Houghs Neck Area ONLY families every month Advertise in the Take Out Orders Call: 617-479-7441 Houghs Neck Bulletin 1149 Sea Street ~ Houghs Neck [email protected] or call: 617-479-4107 H o u s e C l e a n i n g by H.N. homeowner

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Also doing: painting, to assist you if you would like to u l i e e r b e r a n window cleaning, buy or sell a Houghs Neck home. J b ® assembly, elect. r e a l t o r Thank you, Juile Berberan CELL 617-283-2994 & other jobs [email protected] Joe Keenan 617-773-1084 617-283-2994 5 The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © November 2016 Opportunity Quincy (From Pg 1) nobodys in there. Then his father Jeff GOOD NEIGHBOR’S Crispo said “Well someone’s in your Childhood Health & Wellness Program department. “I enjoy honoring those car”. I’m in my underwear and I go Please save the date for the upcoming annual December workshop! This that have served” Jerry continued running downstairs and come out year we will Opportunityfocus on Childhood Quincy Symposium:Health & Wellness with a robust lineup of with It’s nice to be nice, I get great the door, my son comes right behind speakers from Manet Community Health Center, CHNA20, Mass Department pleasure from being able to socialize me,” said Jeff, They flung themselves of Public Health,Focus onMass Childhood Department Health of Early & Wellness Education & Care plus special guest and help my neighbors. I can usually into action with such little hesitation consultants, fix something for a neighbor and when they spotted a car prowler and the South prevent them from having a big outside their home, they forgot to Shore YMCA. problem. I love Houghs Neck Our put on pants. Both rushed outside Attached little part of East Quincy in the best to detain the 22-year-old man, also part of the city. is the draft of Quincy, The Crispo’s kept watch agenda along over the suspect until officers arrived around 2:15 a.m. Both Crispo’s are with flyers for the event and life long Neckas, Jeff (the father) WHAT: Networking & Resource Tables; Presentations & Remarks from Manet Community Health Center; CHNA20; Massachusetts Department of Early the resource works for Local 88 Laborers as a Education & Care with special guest consultants; Massachusetts Department of tables. Driller for building foundations and Public Health; and the South Shore YMCA We are Welding, he is a member of the Yacht WHEN: Wednesday, December 7, 2016 thrilled to Jeff and Jeffery Crispo Hero’s: Club and enjoys boating and fishing, 9:00 am —12:15 pm present this Nominated for their act of bravery Jeffery (the son) played football for WHERE: Old City Hall Lower Level Function Room, workshop and in detaining a suspect attempting to the Manets and is active in the Audio 1305 Hancock Street, Quincy work towards steal their car. In Mid-August late at Car Club. He is an Apple Genius, WHY: Promote local, state, and national childhood health and wellness connecting the night, Nicole Crispo heard something and is employed at Apple in Dedham initiatives; Share successful implementation of such efforts; and c o m m u n i t y outside then saw someone in her and enjoys Computers, (Apple’s of Provide the capacity to plan together as a community and as individual puzzle of son’s car. She went to ask Jeffery course) and Photography, he also organizations how to improve health and wellness outcomes in Quincy and information, who was in his car he said nobody- enjoys riding his Harley. surrounding communities. professionals, funds, ideas, SECOND ANNUAL TROOP 6 Mayor Thomas P. Koch p r i o r i t i e s , Planning Director James J. Fatseas; Community Development Director Sean Glennon and strategies PUNKIN CHUNKIN particularly for Boy Scout Troop 6 will hold their will have food for purchase, Games childhood health and wellness! annual Punkin Chunkin at Pagent and lots of smashed Pumpkins. Still New this year, we will feature community resource tables during networking Field on Saturday, November 5, from only $5.00 per launch, and there is a from 9:00 – 9:30 am as a free opportunity for agencies who wish to share 10am till 2pm. Last year was a big 10lb max weight limit. Bring all your more information about their work with other symposium attendees! Feel free HIT (for the punkins) and this year unwanted or extra candy, we will to reach out to me with any questions or to secure your table. (Please note this will be even better, in addition to the send it out to our soldiers serving is not required of agencies attending or presenting but rather an additional trebuchet there will be a giant sling overseas. 2015 was fun but 2016 opportunity to share information if desired.) shot for the smaller punkins, the troop Punkin Chunkin will be even better. Early registration is live! Visit http://quincychildhoodhealth.eventbrite. See the punkins fly. com to register! Please share with your networks!

On November 5th, Please join us for food, bring your left over games, and lots of Halloween smashed pumpkins! pumpkins and $5 Per Launch Jack-o’-Lanterns to 10lb Pumpkin Max Pageant Field from Bring your unwanted 10-2 and launch extra candy and we will them with send it to our soldiers Troop 6’s overseas! trebuchet* and All proceeds go to support giant sling shot! Boy Scout Troop 6 Quincy

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Annual Pasta Dinner St. Thomas Aquinas Hall $5.00 per person

November 12, 2016 5:30PM – 7:00PM

All are Welcome Proud to be a Necker ! That is right, of course you are! Shirts are being made as we speak… Or- der in advance to be sure you get one. We are taking pre-orders and will also have some available on June 6, at the Strawberry Festival. Shirts are Indigo Blue Youth sizes $10, Adult Sizes $12 Front: HOUGHS NECK Back: PROUD TO BE A NECKER The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © November 2016 Place your order now: 6 City of Quincy contractor. TheSizes home ____Youth has since been XS ____YouthBills). Lt. Minton S ____Youth also discussed Medium ____Youth Large ____Adult S OFFICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL sold and the owner ____Adulthad acquired it Medium in recent ____Adult scams occurring Large in ____Adult the area. XL ____Adult XXL ____XXXL MARGARET E. LAFOREST its blighted conditions. We have seen Ward One Councilor Shirt total ______(4XMany and 5X are available solicitors wanting to order to dofor additional $2) 1305 Hancock St.... Quincy, MA 02169 no response from that homeowner work at your home. Houghs Neck 617-376-1351 (office) ~ 617-471-1806 (home) www.MargaretLaforest.com and this propertyPick wasup per-orders also referred at isThe an areaStrawberry where we Festivalknow and talkon June 6, at the Houghs Neck Congregational to the AttorneyChurch General’s 310 Manet Office. Ave. to our or neighbors.by making I encourage arrangements you to with Sue Rheault. ALSO AVAILABLE @ Last month I wrote about the I’m extremely disappointed the I’m pleased to learn 54 Spring was ask a neighbor or friend for a referral demolition of a long abandoned owner of the Shennen Street property The Houghs Neck Yard Sale recently sold to a local resident who if you need work done on your cottage on Freca Road and I want to has reneged on his word for a timely has contractedPlease with submit Necka Nativeorders tohome. Sue, There in person, are many by contractors make a correction. While the property demolition. They have a pending Jimmy Dunn of Manet Construction who live in our neighborhood who was in tax title, a direct abutter application before the Zoning Board email [email protected] or mail order form. who assures me he’ll be taking this are well respected and do quality purchased the property adding some of Appeals to demolish the structures All Checks may be made payable to Houghs home down in the next thirty days work; many of whom advertise inAdult Front Shirt Back Kid’s Front land to their parcel and donating the on the property and construct two and plans areNeck underway Congregational to construct Churchthis publication. or HNCC The mostand positive land with the structure to the City. As new homes. The matter has been a new singlemailed family home. to 310 I drive Manet by Ave.part Quincy, of the discussionMA wasShirts the images for likeness Shirts are Indigo Blue I have been long advocating for its continued for over five months with this home multiple times daily and am turnaround in people’s experience demolition and trying to determine minimal progress. I have asked the so pleased for the abutters as this hasAll proceedson July 3rd. go to Quincy the Houghs Police have Neck Congregational Church. the responsible department to Zoning Board to bring this matter been in these dilapidated conditions been putting additional resources in take action, I kept running into to a vote at their November 15th for over 10 years. This will be a our area, stopping MBTA service, roadblocks on responsibility and meeting held at 7:15pm in the major improvement to this block of and residents have had a much more funding. It is problems like this that 1st floor of Old City Hall. If the Spring Street that has a new home enjoyable time and “have our beach cause frustrations in government structure is demolished in advance being constructed directly across back”. This month, I am hosting and I’m glad we were able to get of the meeting, there is interest in the street and other neighbors doing three community meetings. Tuesday, this one resolved. The property, seeing the property redeveloped. some major home improvements. Nov. 1, I am meeting with neighbors located adjacent to marshland, However, if it is still standing, I have NOTHING BUT NAILS Last month, I held two community regarding a redevelopment proposal will now increase the area’s open expressed my vehement opposition. outreach meetings NOTHING with the Quincy for 13 Kilby Street and we BUT will NAILS space. Having a blighted property Inspectional Services continues

Police Crime Prevention Unit. We discuss the cluster of blighted nearby is a detriment to the other to issue the property violations of talked about the importance of properties in that area (15 Jewett NAILS & SPA homes and a negative impact on the blight ordinance and this is our residents being the eyes and ears for Street, 16 Lee Street, 621, 667 NAILS & SPA their home’s value. I am so pleased last ditch effort in working with the Police Department. If you see AND 669 Sea Street) and stalled to see these improvements and for this homeowner. This is one of the something suspicious, please say construction projects (710 AND 721 the immediate abutters to no longer property’s I have brought to the something. QPD encourages you Sea Street). On Tuesday, Nov. 15 at look at this eyesore and worry about attention of the Attorney Generals’ to contact the non-emergency line 6:30pm at the Houghs Neck Maritime it’s conditions. The other two worst Office. The other worst chronic GRAND OPENING ! 617-479-1212 so they may respond. Center, I will hold a neighborhood blighted properties that have been a blight is 54 Spring Street. This home People say they don’t want to be a meeting with the City Parks Director detriment to our neighborhood are 45 had spent years in court as the former bother, but the message from QPD to discuss conditions of Macy Park Shennen Street and 54 Spring Street. homeowners were screwed by their is that’s what they are there for. Our and listen to improvement ideas. area is one of the safest in the city. Macy is the park I always brought Holy Trinity Parish If you visit QuincyPolice.org you my own children to,10% and one I grew can scroll over a map of the city and up going to as well. The playground Any Services A Fair For All Seasons look at area incidents. Ward One has equipment is tired and the grounds with this ad or mention Saturday, November 19, 2016 ~ 10:00AM to 3:00PM minimal crime but we don’t want to could use some OFF sprucing up. be complacent. Some of the issues After this meeting, I will submit a Houghs Neck Bulletin ~ exp 10-31-16 St. Thomas Aquinas Hall we are having which we discussed Community Preservation Grant to Darrow St., off Sea St. ~ Hough’s Neck, Quincy, MA were traffic, parking, speeding, request funding for improvements. Quality Handmade Crafts by South Shore Artisans dirtbikes on city streets, fireworks On Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 7pm at Raffles - Kitchen - Baked Goods - Kids Corner in the summer,Conveniently large groups of kids Located Broad Meadows at Middle School, Call to book your Spot!! Knitted Items - Holiday Gifts being disruptive, and Quincy Center I will host a Public Hearing with ADMISSION: A non-perishable food/toiletry item ~ For more info 617-479-4107 (focused particularly on the MBTA MA Department of Transportation and Library 522and the impact Sea of Father Street, regarding Quincy the improvements MA 617-481-9791 planned for Sea Street from Quincy J.F.AUTO CA RE, IN C . Shore Drive to Palmer Street. This 895 SEA STREET meeting will focus on the area from Greetings Tom & Eileen, Q UINCY MA 02169 QSD to the Hockey Rink/Grumpy JANEWhites C intersection.HOFFMANN The proposed project consists of roadway and I hope this e-mail finds you well. I 617-328-7102 MEDIATIONrelated drainage SERVICES improvements, reconstruction of sidewalks with VER EARS OF ERVICE Separation Agreements, Divorce, Parenting Plans, Marital Property would like to submit an advertisement O 25 Y S $ 5.00 OFF ADA compliant ramps, provision IN HOUGHS NECK OIL CHANGE of bicycle accommodations, for the upcoming issue of the bulletin. construction of median islands, as UBE ILTER Truth is I’d like to run the add through FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC L & F well as geometric modifications J.F. AUTO CARE CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS and an upgraded traffic signal the December issue. COUPON # 010115 617-686-9959system. Bicycle accommodations ~ BRAKES ~ EXHAUST ~ TUNE-UPS ~MASS INSPECTIONS ~ consisting of a usable shoulder Like others before me I’m trying to have been provided in accordance ~ OIL AND TRANSMISSION FLUID CHANGES ~ STEERING AND SUSPENTION ~ [email protected] applicable design guides. The turn a business card into a print ad ~ COOLANT SYSTEM FLUSHES ~ EMISSIONS REPAIRS ~ A.C. REPAIRS ~ public will have an opportunity to without a way to alter the attachment MON ~ FRI 8:00 - 5:00 speak and share any opinion and concerns. As always, I welcome you for you. I am not sure if you have the FREE SHUTTLE WITHIN HOUGHS NECK * GERMANTOWN * ADAMS SHORE * MERRYMOUNT to contact me with your concerns. JOHN FEIST - MANAGER / ASE CERTIFIED MECHANIC Happy Thanksgiving, Margaret ability to duplicate the card? And or add some text lines? I can re-write the JANE C HOFFMANN text which I’ve done below but in a dif- 

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[email protected] (617) 686 - 9959 7 The HOUGHS NECK BULLETIN © November 2016 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts December 7th. Hunters are chosen 6th.This was the People’s Republic TACKEY CHAN by way of a random lottery. Those of China’s first official event in the State Representative ~ 2nd Norfolk District, State House, Room 26, Boston MA 02133 partaking in the controlled hunt must State House. Ambassador Zhang Tel. 617-722-2080 check-in at 4:40 AM. Hunting is Qiyue from the People’s Republic [email protected] limited to 30 minutes before sunrise of China’s New York office came to and 30 minutes after sunset. For speak about the growing relationship Dear Houghs Neck Residents: cannot contain any crimes related more information about the hunt, between Massachusetts and China’s Congratulations to this year’s to violence, sexual abuse, driving please visit http://www.mass.gov/ economy. Canada is Massachusetts’ Houghs Neck Community Council under the influence, driving with eea/agencies/dcr/massparks/blue- largest trading partner, with Mexico, award recipients, Russell Patten a suspended or revoked license, hills-controlled-deer-hunt.html. China and the England following (Good Neighbor Award), Nancy attempting to evade the police, felony I had the honor of being the close behind. Jacobs (Community Service Award), robbery or fraud within the last legislative sponsor for German Lastly, I had the privilege of Jerry Mullen (Community Service seven years. There are new criminal Unity Day at the State House on returning to my alma mater, Brandeis Award), Jeff Crispo, Sr. (Heroism penalties for misrepresentation of a October 3rd. October 3rd is a public University, to participate in a panel Award), and Jeff Crispo, Jr. driver’s identity as well. holiday in Germany; it recognizes discussing the “Implications of (Heroism Award). The Houghs Neck Similarto taxi, livery and other and celebrates the reunification of Political Change.” The panel was Community Council’s volunteers passenger transportation companies, East and West Germany in 1990. moderated by Professor Anita Hill. It organized another wonderful the law will require TNCs to carry Although the Berlin Wall came down was a great opportunity to exchange evening. insurance. TNCs will have to on November 9th, 1989, it was not viewpoints on how people from An Act Regulating Transportation guarantee at least $1 million worth until October 3rd of 1990 that a more different social-economic classes, Network Companies was signed of coverage from the time a vehicle comprehensive reunification between genders, and races and ethnicities into law on August 5th (Chapter is enroute to pick up a passenger the East and West was completed. view politics today. The questions 187 of the Acts of 2016). The new until that passenger exits the vehicle. The German Consul General, Ralf from the students showed their law takes steps to improve public Insurance carriers also must be Horlemann, put together a well- engagement in this year’s election. safety and protect consumers, while notified if vehicles are being used as attended event complete with an It is great to see the next generation enabling transportation network TNCs. array of delicious Bavarian food. becoming so engaged in the world companies (TNCs), such as Uber TNCs are required to display The Asian American Caucus was around them. and Lyft, to continue to provide an drivers’ decals on the fronts and the legislative sponsor for China I wish you and your family a innovative and valuable method of backs of their vehicles when in use, Day at the State House on October Happy Thanksgiving! Tackey transportation for customers in the identifying them as TNC vehicles. All Commonwealth. TNC vehicles are required to undergo TNCs will be overseen by the two annual safety inspections: a Department of Public Utilities’ (DPU) standard passenger car inspection By the Sea Holiday Fair transportation division. The DPU and a more comprehensive safety at the will be responsible for establishing inspection. Suddenly increasing Houghs Neck Congregational Church regulations and ensuring compliance. TNC fairs during weather-related 310 Manet Avenue This creates a uniform regulatory emergencies, commonly referred as November 4 ~ 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. structure for an industry that currently “price surging”, is prohibited. November 5, 2016 ~ from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. has no government oversight and no The Department of Recreation and consumer protection. The licensing Conservation (DCR) has authorized Check out our new tables with process must meet insurance, controlled deer hunting in the Blue Gift Baskets ~ Pet Items background check, pricing, and Hills. The first hunt was successful Crafts ~ Baked Goods ~ Sugar and Spice nondiscrimination standards. with no reported incidents. The Roll-ups (Take-a-Chance), To enhance public safety, this continuation of this program will Bling Boutique ~ Resale Shop Wonderful Food law requires drivers to go through help control the overwhelming deer Raffles for Children & Adults with Awesome Prizes a two-tiered background check population. The controlled deer Kitchen Open for Friday Night Dinner conducted by both the TNC and hunt will onlytake placeduring the Saturday for Breakfast and Lunch the Commonwealth. To receive a following four days: November 29th, For More Information ~ Call 617-479-8778 TNC license, applicants’ records November 30th, December 6th and

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