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By Laura Plummer about how the organiza- INDEPENDENT tion plans to celebrate the At the first town coun- month-long event. cil meeting of the fall on CASA will be launching Cathy DelVento, Grants Coordinator, CASA; Alaina Coppola, Director of Community Rela- Tuesday, September 3, rep- a coordinated social media tions and Government Affairs, Massport and CASA Summer Program students are shown resentatives from Winthrop campaign throughout the with their backpacks. CASA (Community Action month of September along for Safe Alternatives) gave with in-person activities in Massport helps students get ready for school a presentation to councilors an effort to increase their about their plans for Recov- impact and visibility in the Newspaper Group Over 60 students benefitted from the 11th annual Backpack Project ery Month, celebrated na- community. CASA hopes to Several children at the build their confidence and to fill the backpacks. tionwide every September. generate a buzz during the NEWS Brief Community Action for Safe self-esteem and encourage “Massport has been a National Recovery month of September in or- Alternatives (CASA) re- them to look forward to the great supporter of CASA,” Month is observed annu- der to kickstart longer-term ceived a surprise back-to- new school year. We also said LeighAnn Eruzione, ally to educate the public and ongoing projects. MUSIC AT THE school gift from Massport. want to send a strong mes- Director of Diversion. “The about treatment options Eruzione mentioned that and services for those suf- while a lot of resources are LANDING Each of them were given a sage that others care about Backpack Project means backpack filled with school them and their education, so much to the families we fering from addiction and put toward treating active On Sunday Sept. 8 from supplies and clothing to get despite the challenges their serve and has made such a substance abuse disorders. addictions, CASA aims to 1 - 4 p.m. at the Winthrop them ready for the first day families may face.” positive impact on the lives CASA is a local non- tackle the issue from the Town Landing, 707 Shirley of classes. The giveaway was part of the children who come profit that aims to stem the other side---preventing “To see the faces of these of Massport’s 11th annu- through our doors.” tide of substance abuse by people from becoming ad- St. Winthrop the follows connecting families and dicted in the first place. music will be featured: children light up reminds al Backpack Project for In all, 65 students from me why Massport does this Children aimed at assist- the different organizations individuals to community “Our goal is getting The Real Cool Cats each year,” said Massport ing homeless families and benefitted from the -proj resources. CASA’s Exec- ahead of issues, supporting Mom Rock- Berklee Director of Community Re- families in need. This year, ect this year. The children utive Director Leighanne people before the road of School of Music Summer lations and Government Af- about 100 Massport em- range in age between 4 to Eruzione spoke at Tuesday night’s council meeting Series fairs Alaina Coppola. “We ployees donated the items 17. See CASA Page 3 Ralph Tufu - The want to help these students and volunteered their time Squeeze Box Stompers Jimmy Feeley September is Recovery Month This program is present- STUDENT HIGHLIGHT: ed by The Winthrop Cul- Ryan Parker looking forward to WHS classes By Kate Anslinger tural Council a local coun- In 2015, Chip McHugh cil of the Massachusetts By Kate Anslinger American Red Cross, co- responded to an ad that Cultural Council. ordinating biannual blood would later shape his fu- Seventeen-year-old Ryan drives at the high school ture. The town of Winthrop Parker is looking forward through my student govern- was looking for someone to participating in the Life ment positions. I have also who was living in recovery Skills class for the 2019- participated in the Drama from drugs and alcohol, to 2020 school year. The Life Society and have played for become a Peer Recovery Skills class offers a chance the varsity lacrosse team Coach as part of a regional Price subject to mentor students with dis- since my freshman year. effort that included Revere, to change Do you have any col- without abilities, and as a mentor in Chelsea, Saugus and Win- notice the class last year, Parker lege/career goals? throp. McHugh was hired built bonds with many of I am hoping to attend for the job and over a three- .40 the students and quickly re- college and become a Phy- year time period he was $ Per alized how much she loves Ryan Parker. sician’s Assistant. I have trained, supervised, and ul- Chip McHugh. Gallon working with others. been spending time this • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service timately recognized by the “I participated in the past year shadowing and CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE State of Massachusetts as the stigma associated with class for the first time last Advocacy, Resources, learning about this medical a Certified Addictions - Re addiction and mental ill- year, and quickly became Community (WINARC), profession. covery Coach (CARC). He ness. I'm proud to be part close friends with all of the playing games and en- What is your favorite is now a full-time employee of a team, a community, students in the class,” said gaging with children with subject? of the town of Winthrop as and a town that is on the Parker. “If I am ever having physical, developmental, My favorite subject tends part of the Community and frontlines of changing per- a bad day, I walk into this and cognitive disabilities. to be anything related to Law Enforcement Assisted ceptions, planting seeds of class and instantly become How did you spend science, especially anato- Recovery (CLEAR) Pro- hope and possibility. happier.” your summer? my and physiology. I think gram. It's been ongoing here in In addition to her work in This past summer, I these classes are so interest- In honor of recovery Winthrop and we are now the Life Skills class, Parker worked at the Children’s ing because I can see them month, McHugh shares a seeing the benefits that these spends her weekends vol- Corner Preschool as a applied in my real life. bit about his average day services bring to its people. unteering with Winthrop, teacher’s assistant. I espe- Who is your role mod- and weighs in on the impor- There are many people from cially enjoyed this, along el? tance of having a recovery our program that are now in with my experience at My parents are my role presence in every town. long-term recovery. Some WINARC, because I hope models, each for different have gone back to school; to specialize in pediatrics in reasons. 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OBITUARIES Winthrop Senior Center News September 5 – September 11, 2019 Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm Richard Pisani Frederick Ryan www.town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 ‘Cheeks’ had a cheerful personality and Decorated World War II veteran who 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) made friends wherever he went participated in the liberation of over 30,000 10:30am – Red Hatters Meeting 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara Richard L. “Cheeks” Nazi prisoners at Dachau Concentration Camp 12:00pm – Lunch 1:00pm – Bingo Pisani passed away unex- Fredrick J. pectedly on Thursday, Aug. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 30, surrounded by his fami- Ryan of Win- 9:00am-12:30pm – Podiatry Appointments with Dr. Kaplan ($20; ly after complications from throp passed Appointment Required) 9:30am – Exercise Class heart disease. Although our away at the Chelsea Sol- 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry hearts are heavy, we will 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy celebrate his life and find dier’s Home 12:00pm – Lunch comfort that he is at rest. He on Sept. 1. He was 94 years old. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 was 58 years old. 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy Born in Boston, he was Born in Boston, the be- the cherished son of Loreen loved son of the late Sarah MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 M. (MacDonald) Mondello (Selvitella) and Thomas 9:30am – Exercise and Mario Pasco. 11:00am-2:00pm – SHINE Counseling (Appointment Required) and the late Richard Pisani Ryan, he lived in East Bos- Family and friends are ton and graduated from 12:00pm – Lunch of Winthrop. invited to share memories at VA hospitals, worked in a 1:00pm – Bingo “Cheeks” had a cheer- East Boston High School in foundry, as a mechanic and 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara of ”Cheeks” with the family 1944 but joined the Army in ful personality and always on Sunday, Sept. 8 from 4 a truck driver before join- made people around him 1943 and was not present to ing the Winthrop Cemetery TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 to 7 p.m. at the Maurice W. receive his diploma at grad- 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy laugh. He made friends ev- Kirby Funeral Home. 210 Department in 1959, where 10:00am – Arts & Crafts erywhere he went. Despite uation. he worked until retiring in 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) Winthrop St., Winthrop. During World War II he his illness, he always por- Richard’s family ex- 1990. 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy trayed a positive attitude received the Combat In- He resident has been a 12:00pm – Benefits Check Up (sign up at front desk) tends heartfelt thanks to the 12:00pm – Lunch and wanted to help whoev- fantryman’s Badge, and resident of the Chelsea Sol- health-care professionals at Bronze Star Medal as well 1:00pm– Art Class with Dawn er he could. dier’s Home since August 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal The Beth Israel Hospital, as the American Campaign, We are beholden to of 2014. 2:00pm –Technology Class with Betsy Boston for their care and European Campaign, Vic- Brown’s Pharmacy for let- commitment and to the staff He was the devoted tory, Army of Occupation husband of the late Ber- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 ting him use their store as a of Hunt Nursing and Reha- 9:30am – Exercise Class meeting place with old and and Good Conduct Medals nice Florence (Pizza) and bilitation Center in Danvers serving in the 42nd (Rain- 9:30-11:30am – Kelly’s Nails on Wheels (Manicures cost $10; Ap- new friends; it was the cen- the loving father of Steven pointment Required) for all their kindness during bow) Division. The 42nd ter of his social life. his stay. Ryan of Revere and Joseph 10:00am – Caregiver Support Group Meeting Besides his mother, division fought through Ryan of New Hampshire. 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) In lieu of flowers, please 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) Richard leaves behind his France and Germany and Dear brother of Mary Porter consider donations to the as they were advancing on 12:00pm – Lunch brother, Robert A. Pisani American Diabetes As- of Winthrop and cherished 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael and his wife, Lisa, his sis- Munich took part in the lib- grandfather of Patrick. sociation 260 Cochituate eration of over 30,000 pris- ter, Joyce DePippo, his Road, #200 Framingham, Services and committal oners at Dachau, one of the Get the Senior Center’s monthly newsletter emailed to brother, Dennis S. Stack MA 01701. For guestbook, are private. and his wife, Robin, all of very first Nazi concentra- To sign the online guest- you. You can now subscribe to have the Senior Center News- please visit our website at letter emailed to you each month. To sign up, go to www. Winthrop and his nephews, tion camps. Following the book, go to www.caggiano- www.mauricekirbyfh.com. town.winthrop.ma.us/subscribe. Joseph and Matthew Pisani war, he spent several years funeralhome.com. Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the next day. Thank you! William Edgett, Sr. Computer Lab: The Senior Center computer lab is open All types of services Monday-Thursday: 9am-3pm and Friday: 9am-2pm. Retired truck driver for Pepsico Get Your Senior Citizen CharlieCard: Apply for a free MBTA for all types of people. Senior CharlieCard during the month of September. Just drop William by the Senior Center on any Monday or Wednesday in Sep- P. Edgett, Sr. tember between 9am-1pm. To qualify, you must be at least Some people prefer traditional funeral of Underhill 65 years old, bring a valid RMV issued ID (or a passport) and St., Winthrop services. Others prefer cremation. fill out an MBTA reduced-fare CharlieCard form (forms will passed away Some want an elaborate ceremony. be available at the Senior Center). The Senior CharlieCard is at the Massa- Then there are others who don’t valid on all MBTA services, including the #712 and #713 Win- chusetts General Hospital want any ceremony at all. When throp buses. in Boston on Aug. 28. He it comes to funerals, there are Take the Senior Van to Encore Boston Harbor Casino: Beginning October 1st, the Senior Van will provide round-trip was 73 years old. as many options as there are transportation to Encore Boston Harbor Casino every Tues- Born in Somerville, the people. And we take pride in beloved son of the late Dor- day. The van will pick you up at your home at 8:30am. The van being able to say we offer them all. will depart Encore at approximately 2:30pm. Round-trip ride othy (Geary) and Harold costs $10 and can be scheduled by calling the Senior Center Edgett, he enlisted in the brother of Maureen Wet- more of New Hampshire at 617-846-8538. Army at an early age during SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to the Vietnam War and then and the late Ann Solimine and the cherished grandfa- Caggiano help you with any health insurance questions you may have. went on to serve in the FUNERALHOME If you would like to visit with one of our SHINE Counselors, Army National Guard. Af- ther of Taylor, Giana, Gen- please call the Senior Center (617-846-8538) to schedule an ter his honorable discharge na and Tyler. 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 appointment. Services were private. Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 he went on to work as a www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the truck driver for Pepsico for Memorial donations may www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. house? If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior over 45 years. be made to the Crohn’s www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com Center? We put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting © adfinity© He was the devoted Colitis Foundation at the Senior Center. Thank you! husband of the late Car- www.crohnscolitisfounda- ol A. (Arsenault) and the tion.org. IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS loving father of Michelle To sign the online guest- Tuesday, September 10 (12:00pm): Benefits Check Up. Receive information on how to lower the cost of Medicare, Edgett-Navarro and her book go towww.caggiano- MAURICE W. KIRBY SNAP (food stamps), and lowering the cost of prescription husband, Ernie, Kathleen funeralhome.com. Arrangements were un- drugs. Legal advisers will also be on hand if you have been Edgett and her partner, denied benefits, or if your benefits have been reduced or cut. Eddie Rucker and William der the directions of the Caggiano-O’Maley-Frazier Please sign up at the front desk. P. Edgett, Jr. and his wife, Wednesday, September 18 (1:00-2:15pm): End of Summer Gina, all of Winthrop; dear Funeral Home, Winthrop. Pizza Party. Join us for some pizza and entertainment from singer, Tommy Rull. $5 (check only, please make payable to “Friends of the WCOA”). Monday, September 23 (10:30am): Understanding Credit Patricia Duplin & Debit. Join the MA Office of Consumer Affairs & Business FUNERAL HOME, INC. Regulation and the Better Business Bureau for an informative Of Winthrop presentation on understanding credit & debit. • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS Wednesday, September 25 (10:00am-12:00pm): Legal Patricia A. (Mayberry) • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA Aid Appointments. Attorney Amy Gelineau will be offering 15 Duplin of Winthrop passed • SERVING ALL FAITHS minute appointments to provide legal advice and guidance to away at home on Aug. 31. CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION seniors. To make an appointment, call the Senior Center at She was 81 years old. 617-846-8538. The wife of the late John (617) 846-0909 Wednesday, October 16 (12:00pm): Lunch & Learn with “Jack” Duplin, she was 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP Don Orione Home of East Boston. Join Debra Johansen for born in Lewiston,ME, the lunch as she talks about home safety for all of us. Space is WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM cherished daughter of the limited; sign up at the front desk of the Senior Center. late Melvin G. and Eliza- Monday, October 21 (10:30am): Hoarding: The Next Step. beth (Roy) Mayberry. She Dr. Donald Davidoff, Ph.D., ABPDC, Chief of Neuropsychol- was the devoted mother of ogy at McLean Hospital and Research Assistant, Kay Jewels Geraldine E. “Gerry” But- will offer a presentation on hoarding with a focus on solu- ters of Winthrop, John E. in St. John the Evangelist tions. Monday, October 28 (10:30am): Online Safety with Robin Duplin and his wife, Dan- Church-Winthrop at 11:30 ielle of Melrose and Ralph Putnam of the MA Office of Consumer Affairs & Business a.m. Relatives and friends Regulation. J. Duplin and his wife, Su- are invited. Interment will san of Winthrop; dear sister be in Winthrop Cemetery OBITUARIES UPCOMING TRIPS of Marilyn “Toni” McKe- (Belle Isle Section). Vis- All trips are payable by check only. Please make check pay- ough of Bermuda Dunes, iting hours will be held in All obituaries and death notices able to “Friends of the WCOA” Calif, Elizabeth Conway of the funeral home today, Friday, September 13: Winthrop Ferry Harbor Cruise. De- S. Yarmouth, Pauline Mc- Thursday, from 4 to 8 p.m. parts from Public Landing at noon. You must be on board Laughlin of Winthrop, Ju- For guestbook, please visit: will be at a cost of ferry before 12pm. Cost: $10 liette “JoJo” Kelly of Cov- www.mauricekirbyfh.com. Tuesday, September 24 – Twin Rivers Casino (departs Se- entry, RI, Nancy McDonald nior Center at 8am); sign up by 12pm on Friday, September of Fairhaven, MA, the late 20. Cost: $29 Melvin D. Mayberry of TORF FUNERAL $100.00 per paper. Friday, October 4: Mt. Wachusett Foliage Tour Van Trip. De- Pasadena, Calif. and Peter SERVICE part the Senior Center at 9am for Mt. Wachusett. Lunch will Mayberry of Palm Springs, Pre-need planning with our be at the 1776 Old Mill Restaurant (lunch is on your own). On Calif. She is also lovingly price protection guarantee. That includes photo. the way home, there will be a stop at a Lexington farm stand. survived by six grandchil- Arrangements made at our Returns approximately 4pm. Limited to 8 people. Cost: $10. facility or in the comfort of Thursday, November 7: Allen Edwards “Home for the Holi- dren and one great-grand- your own home Please send to days”. Cost: $98. Enjoy the vocal talents of this patriotic child. 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: former police officer as he performs his “Home for the Holi- Her Funeral will be from Deborah Torf Golden days” show at the Log Cabin in Holyoke. Lunch includes: hors Amy Torf Golden the Maurice W. Kirby Fu- d’oeuvres, homemade soup, Stuffed Loin of Pork and Baked Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) [email protected] neral Home, 210 Winthrop M.L. Torf (1867-1940) Schrod, vegetables, potatoes, dessert, coffee and tea. Sign up St., Winthrop on Friday, by October 6th. Sept. 6 at 10:30 a.m. fol- (617) 889-2900 or call 781-485-0588 Sunday, December 1-Monday, December 2: Holiday Fun in lowed by a Funeral Mass (800)428-7161 the White Mountains. Wait List Only. www.torffuneralservice.com Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, September 5, 2019 Page 3

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addiction begins,” said from the Suffolk DA’s of- ti-drug programs, in addi- dents as young as 11. overall goals of educating Sept 21 - CASA youth Eruzione. fice for its Clear Program tion to being of dubious This board is meant to en- the public on substance ambassadors will be staff- CASA has identified a for the fourth year in a row. efficacy, are also expensive hance the organization’s abuse awareness. ing a table at the I Love number of local leaders It is thrilled to be able to use for school districts. But youth-specific program- Sept. 12, 5-8 p.m. - Par- Winthrop 2019 festival, who have done work to sup- this gift to fund future ini- she agreed that campaigns ming. ticipate in an evening of where they will be engag- port the goal of substance tiatives. targeting children and ad- -CASA Recovery Month lantern-making. Lanterns ing with children through abuse prevention, educa- Councilwoman Linda olescents were necessary Agenda will be created using stan- educational activities. tion and early intervention. Calla suggested that more and said they are constant- Daily Social Media Tid- dard water bottles cut in Sept. 28 - CASA will be Every week in September, ought to be done to address ly researching new ways to bit - Every day in Septem- half and decorated with hosting a basketball tourna- the Winthrop Transcript the influence of peer -pres collaborate with the police ber, CASA will feature a papier-maché. Each lantern ment at the Walden Street will feature a profile of one sure on a child’s decision department and with other new social media tidbit, is meant to honor an indi- courts. Teams of eight pay of these individuals. The to use substances, alluding towns in order to provide be it a meme, a statistic, vidual who has been lost $350 (roughly $44 per per- goal is to educate the pub- to the “Just Say No” adver- higher-quality interven- poll or tagline having to to the disease of addiction. son) to participate and all lic about the resources that tising campaign emblem- tions at the elementary and do with addiction and re- Completed lanterns will be exist in their own neighbor- atic of Reagan’s “War on middle school levels. She covery. Check them out on featured in the windows of proceeds go toward funding hood and to put a face to the Drugs.” However, studies said that the high school the CASA Facebook page Town Hall the following current and future CASA recovery movement. have shown that peer-pres- had realized a successful at facebook.com/winthrop- week. campaigns. Teams can sign “[We want to] humanize sure-focused drug edu- anti-drug PSA campaign casa. Sept. 16-20th - Lanterns up until Sept. 14 by calling the individuals in the com- cation programs, like the that could be used to inspire Weekly News Spotlight created by the public will 763-0241 or emailing leruz- munity that do this work, to popular D.A.R.E. program younger children in the - Pick up a copy of the Win- light up the windows of [email protected]. show why we do what we of the ‘80s and ‘90s, did school system. throp Transcript every week Town Hall, creating a pow- Find more information do,” said Eruzione. not affect drug use among CASA currently has to see the profile of a com- erful visual to honor those about CASA and Recovery CASA was recently the youth. a Youth Advisory Board munity leader whose work who lost their battle with Month at winthropcasa.org. recipient of a $15,000 grant Eruzione said that an- made up of Winthrop stu- has contributed to CASA’s addiction.

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I've witnessed so many individual to let them know family members to support positive aspects of having that there are services in the groups specifically for fam- the CLEAR Program in our community including peer ily and loved ones. town and I can only imag- support. I personally believe that ine how well served we all Continuing a long-term Winthrop has stepped up to could be if every town took relationship with people the plate by telling its citi- the lead in navigating the that are newly sober or who zens that they are not alone opiate crisis that is taking still struggle for that mat- when it comes to substance the lives of so many. ter, is another aspect of my use disorders (SUD). My hand goes out to position. I may meet with anyone that would like to someone who connects with How do you feel we can change their current situa- me on the level as someone better Winthrop by mak- tion and move away from who has struggled with my ing residents aware of re- the substances that are hold- own addictions and where Highland Real Estate covery? ing them back from realiz- my past struggles are now ing their fullest potential. possible assets to share with Many people that are in That being said, my heart another that may be going the midst of addiction feel has joined Compass as goes out to anyone that has through something similar. ashamed and embarrassed lost a son or daughter, cous- The CLEAR Team has and carry the burdens of in, brother, aunt, friend to a relationship with both isolation, depression and the Highland Group! addiction. the Nashua Street Jail as stigma, all of which can well as the Suffolk County weigh heavy on anyone. What is an average day House of Corrections, of- By meeting people After 40+ years in the Winthrop market, we’ve made in your role? fering us the opportunity where they are at and by Every day brings its own to meet with someone from offering to walk alongside the move and joined Compass, a technology-driven set of unique qualities to my our community while they them as they go through real estate company. job and no two days are the are incarcerated, possibly the many stages of change same. I could be meeting on multiple occasions. This associated with recovery, Fusing the best of a brokerage with our established someone for the first time helps to establish a relation- by bringing hope and an team of successful agents, this move allows us to who is seeking recovery ship so that when they are optimism that they may not elevate our business and provide you with the best from opiate use and who eventually released, they have seen in a long time, by service possible. may have questions about have a connection to ser- promoting harm reduction how to navigate this new vices and to a team that can as a modality and by break- path, or they may need as- advocate for them and pro- ing down the stigma associ- With offices located at 75 Crest Avenue in Winthrop sistance in locating services mote their recovery. ated with addiction, people and 126 Newbury Street in Boston. Contact us today such as a detox or a doctor Meeting with family and have more opportunity to at 617.846.8000 for all your real estate needs. that administers Medically loved ones of someone in better empower themselves, Assisted Treatment. the throes of addiction is and empowered people can Oftentimes I will meet also a part of being a Peer become unstoppable with with someone that recent- Recovery Coach in Win- what they can achieve. ly overdosed and has been throp. Oftentimes a loved introduced to our services one is overwhelmed and If you or a loved one by a first responder. The alone and feels hopeless. would care to know more, we also have a drop-in held Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for CLEAR Program includes By meeting with them and informational purposes only. 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Toll-Free at 1-888-333-2481 Facebook.com/EastBostonSavingsBank Various payment options available. Must be at least 18 years old. Page 4 Established in 1882 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, September 5, 2019 Email: [email protected] hrop’s Pio int ne W er Winthrop Ne er Winthrop wspap SSun u n TranscriptTranScripT PRESIDENT: StephenPublished Quigley by the Independent- [email protected] Newspaper Group MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] OUR Opinions Forum THE REAL AMERICAN CARNAGE Whenever a mass shooting occurs -- which is to say, fairly regularly somewhere in America these days -- inves- tigators scour for clues as to the “motive” of the gunman. Often, as was the case in El Paso two weeks ago, the shooter espouses some sort of political ideology, whether it be homegrown white nationalism or foreign-based an- ti-Americanism. On occasion, individuals with mental illness are the per- petrators. But just as often, as was the case in the country music shooting in Las Vegas two years ago, there is no discern- ible motive, other than that the shooter simply is unhappy and frustrated with his lot in life. That appears to have been the situation with this past weekend’s shooting spree in Texas by a 36-year-old man who was fired from his job and who was described by his neighbor as a loner. In short, the shooter fit a certain profile -- a young, white male with no money, no wife or girlfriend, no children, and no prospects. However, each and every one of these shootings, regard- less of the perpetrator’s motive, have two things in com- mon: Innocent Americans are being shot while going about their daily lives and the shooter had military-style weapon- ry that allowed him to kill and maim dozens of Americans with a single pull of the trigger. About 13,000 innocent Americans are slaughtered by guns every year in this country. (There also are about 26,000 suicides by guns each year). To put that 13,000 figure into perspective, that is almost twice the number of American soldiers who have been killed in the entirety of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Cumulatively over the past 15 years, 7000 American Guest Op-Ed soldiers lost their lives in our Mideast wars, while 200,000 innocent Americans have been killed by gunfire right here in America. In addition to those who died, more than one million Americans have been shot and wounded in the past An unlikely ally in fight to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions 15 years. When President Trump used the term, “American Car- By David A. Ridenour first announced its methane The partnership also jumped nearly 400 percent, nage,” in his Inaugural Address, it was not entirely clear campaign, some environ- upgraded "pneumatic con- while methane emissions what he was referring to. Environmentalists have mentalists dismissed it as trollers," the mechanical plummeted 70 percent be- However, given that more Americans are shot, killed, an unlikely new ally in the a PR stunt. But its achieve- devices used to control gas tween 2011 and 2017. In and maimed by guns every year on their home soil than fight to reduce emissions: ments have proven very temperature and pressure the Eagle Ford basin in Tex- anywhere else in the world, our American Carnage is in- The oil and gas industry. real. during extraction. Mem- as, production jumped 130 deed, very real. Over the past few years, Consider the partner- ber companies fixed or - re percent, while emissions several major firms have ship's efforts to identify and placed 30,000 "high bleed" fell 65 percent. And in the spent millions of dollars on fix leaky rigs. Over the past controllers, which release Permian basin, which runs WHEN WILL IT BE OUR TURN? high-tech equipment de- year, the partnership con- relatively large amounts of through western Texas and Hurricane Dorian, the fifth Category 5 hurricane to hit signed to limit carbon emis- ducted more than 150,000 methane. Thirty-eight com- southeastern New Mexico, the U.S. in the past four years, has captivated many of us sions. A new report from leak surveys at 78,000 pro- panies stopped using them production increased 100 for the past week as we watched the latest forecasts to see the Environmental Partner- duction sites. Investigators entirely. Replacing high- percent while emissions fell where it would strike the American mainland. ship, an association of top found a leak rate of just 0.16 bleed controllers can trim 39 percent. The increasing intensity of tropical storms has been pre- energy firms, shows these percent, significantly less emissions by 60 percent, Energy firms have also dicted for decades by those who have studied the effects of efforts are bearing fruit. than official EPA estimates. according to the EPA. helped slash emissions by climate change caused by the burning of fossil fuels that is The report chronicles And the majority of the This progress shouldn't enabling power plants to heating up the planet. the partnership's first year leaks were repaired within come as a surprise. It fits switch from dirty coal to Superstorm Sandy was an example of the catastrophic of existence. It launched in 60 days. Fixing a leak could within the broader story of cheaper, cleaner-burning effects that can occur when a huge storm strikes our heav- late 2017 with just 26 mem- cut a production site's emis- America's natural gas re- natural gas. Thanks to this ily-populated urban areas in the northeast. The Boston bers -- but has since grown sions by up to 40 percent. naissance. transition, electricity-relat- area was largely spared from Sandy’s wrath (though we to 65, including more than The partnership also The advent of sophisti- ed emissions recently hit a did have extended power outages), but we have to face the half of the top U.S. natural monitored wells. During cated extraction techniques 25-year low. reality that given the acceleration of the effects of climate natural gas extraction, a like fracking and horizontal Green activists aren't the change and rising sea levels, it will be our turn, sooner gas producers. rather than later, for a catastrophic weather event to visit us The group concentrates liquid mixture often builds drilling has made Ameri- only ones reducing green- with devastating force. on reducing emissions of up in wells and has to be ca the world's top produc- house gas emissions. As methane, a potent green- manually removed. With- er of natural gas. Yet even the Environmental Partner- house gas that contributes out proper care, the re- as production hits record ship's new report shows, to global warming. With- moval process can release heights, methane emissions oil and gas firms are doing out proper monitoring and methane. To prevent this, have plummeted, thanks to their part. Independent maintenance, the drills, member companies mon- companies' investments in David A. Ridenour is pipelines, and other equip- itored 132,000 cases of environmentally-friendly president of The National Newspaper Group ment used in energy opera- liquid unloading to ensure equipment and practices. Center for Public Policy tions can leak methane into firms maintained best prac- In the Appalachia basin Research. This piece orig- Send us Your News the atmosphere. tices and minimized emis- stretching from Alabama inally ran in Washington The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages When the partnership sions. to New York, production Examiner. residents to submit birth and engagement announcements, news releases, business briefs, honor rolls, social news, sports stories, and photographs for publication. Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 Broadway, THE MORE Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151-9103. Items can also be faxed to Things Change ... 781-485-1403. The Sun Transcript also en- courages readers to e-mail news releases to [email protected]. Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The ubscription nformation S I Winthrop Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Winthrop Sun Transcript is pub- lished every Thursday by the Revere-based The Sun-Transcript Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates paid at Boston Ma. Subscrip- 10 years ago last year. 30 years ago tion rates are $30 per year in Winthrop, and Sept. 2, 1999 Gov. A. Paul Celluc- Sept. 6, 1989 Videotape are playing at the $60 per year outside the city. Postmaster, Revere Showcase Cinemas. send change of address information to Winthrop teachers gave ci has named his top aide, Members of the Board Independent Newspaper Group, 385 Broad- State Education Commis- Virginia Buckingham, as of Selectmen, the Board of way, Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151. sioner David Driscoll a the new Executive Director Health, and the DPW met 40 years ago The Transcript assumes no financial re- standing ovation after his Tuesday to discuss ways Sept. 5, 1979 sponsibility for typographical errors in ad- of Massport. She succeeds vertisements, but will reprint that part of the speech Wednesday morn- Peter Blute, who resigned in which the town can alle- An 18 year old Winthrop advertisement in which the error occurs. ing at the teachers’ opening last week after a scandal- viate the high cost of trash youth was arrested after Advertisers will please notify the management day workshop in Fortunato ous photo of him on a party disposal that the town will breaking into Zeltsar’s Pho- immediately of any errors that may occur. be facing in the future. USPS NO. 526-560 Hall at Winthrop High. boat in Boston Harbor. tography Studio. Thanks The primary objective The fifth annual Five Winthrop attorney Philip to good police work, about irectory was to look into recycling D Sisters swim was held Sat- R. Boncore has been elect- as a possible mans of re- $1000 worth of photo urday at Winthrop Beach. ed the President of the Na- Marketing Director ducing the town’s tonnage equipment was recovered. Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] East Boston residents and tional Sons of Italy. State Rep. Alfred Sag- training partners Rick Puo- of waste that is shipped Assistant Marketing Directors Club Rich defeated Rich gese has announced a polo and Nick Scibelli, out of town. The Board of Maureen DiBella - [email protected] Builders 13-1 in the seventh Assessors has begun a full $15,000 grant from the state well- known New England Legal Advertising and deciding game of the revaluation of all real es- for handicapped accessibili- Ellen Bertino - [email protected] marathon swimmers, tied Winthrop Softball cham- tate property values as of ty projects for the Winthrop Ad Design for first place with a record pionship series to claim January 1, 1990, to be used Housing Authority. More Kane DiMasso-Scott smashing time of 28:42. the 1999 league title. Neil for the fiscal year 1991 tax noise is envisioned for Pt. Managing Editor Paul Caruccio was the first McGonagle, Gary Cow- bills. Town officials are Shirley as the final phase Cary Shuman - [email protected] Winthrop resident with a an, John Gaspar, and Rich scrambling for answers to Reporters time of 33:47. Anelisa Gar- Poverman wielded the big the state’s devastating fiscal of runway work at Logan Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] funkel won the women’s bats for the winners, while crisis and how the state cuts Airport begins, closing Seth Daniel - [email protected] title for the second time in Lance Hall, who socked 18 in local aid will adverse- Runway 4R/22L for one John Lynds - [email protected] 44:32. homers during the regular ly affect their budgets and month and thereby routing Copy Editing, Layout The former Mirak Chev- season and 12 in the play- Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates programs. more flights over the Point. Business Accounts Executive rolet building is slated to offs, led the Builders. The bottom line howev- Sigourney Weaver stars in Judy Russi - [email protected] become a U.S. Post Office Boys Don’t Cry and er, is that they still do not Alien at the KincadeThe- Printer sorting facility. The site Three Kings are playing at know how deeply they will atre. GateHouse Media had been used by the Paul the Revere Showcase Cin- have to cut. Batman, The Revere Bus Company until emas. Abyss, and Sex, Lies, and See YEARS Page 5 Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, September 5, 2019 Page 5

WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG Years // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 WINTHROP Then and Now 50 years ago Interclub Sailing Regatta Beach this week on account Sept. 4, 1969 to be hosted by the Cottage of the cold. Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association The largest mass jail Park Y.C. over the three- High-ranking officers By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran break in Deer Island histo- day Labor Day weekend. of the Coast Artillery are ART 894 - THE CLIFF HOUSE - A RECORDED HISTORY OF CHANGE ry ended Sunday afternoon Approximately 3,000 lo- touring Winthrop and sur- when Winthrop police cap- cal children are expected rounding communities up tured seven escapees when to report for the first day and down the coast to im- they blew a tire in a stolen of school next Wednesday. prove our coast defenses. car on Hermon. St. The Thanks to the increasing Daniel J. Honan was elevat- 1 seven, six of whom had es- enrollment of the past few ed to the position of Grand caped in previous attempts years in the lower elemen- Knight of the local Knights earlier this year, tied up two tary grades, classrooms in of Columbus Wednesday prison guards and then stole the basements of the High- evening. a black station wagon from land, Shirley St., and E.B. The Winthrop School jail property. They blazed Newton schools will be\ Committee is having the through town at 60 m.p.h. needed to handle he over- same problem finding -ex before they ran up ion the flow of students. Local fish- perienced teachers as are traffic island at Main and ing equipment store owner other towns throughout the Hermon streets with Win- Myer Brill reckons that state throp officers in pursuit. the 25 pound striped bass because of the low pay The seven offered no re- caught by Francis Flintoff offered to teachers. Most sistance when arrested. of 962 Shirley St. may be a men, except in the Friends and fellow officers record-breaker. The typical higher ranks, have de- recently wished William striped bass averages in the serted the profession. Van Dalinda a happy retire- 12 to 15 pound range. Two Young Joe Harvey, the ment after 30 years with the new cases of polio have assistant Fire Chief, is Winthrop P.D. Two small been reported, raising to 13 making quite a run for state boats were stolen from their the number this season in representative. Harvey moorings and a third was Winthrop. The latest vic- is quite popular with the broken into this week along tims are two boys, ages two young people in the Winthrop harborfront. and three. Alexis Smith and town and will be a strong 2 Army Pvt. First Class Ste- Zachary Scott star in One candidate for the Democrat- phen R. Hettman, 21, has Last Fling at the Winthrop ic nomination. been assigned to duty in and State Theatres. 110 years ago Vietnam as a signal radio 80 years ago Sept. 4, 1909 carrier attendant. Sept. 2, 1939 A Winthrop boat, the John Wayne, Glen The Winthrop and Cot- Wanderer, sank so quick- Campbell, and Kim Darby tage Park yacht clubs will ly in Marblehead Harbor star in True Grit at the Win- hold their 12th annual when she was struck by the throp Theatre. three-day regatta over the revenue cutter Seminole 60 years ago Labor Day weekend with that her four passengers Sept. 3, 1959 racing planned for each almost went down with Civic leaders Michael day. A large fleet is expect- the boat before they were Caruccio, President of the ed to be in town to compete plucked from it. Automo- Chamber of Commerce; for trophies in each class. bile number 9028 caught Civil Defense Director Winthrop is looking for- on fire and was partially Jerry Wyman; Rotarian ward to the eighth annual destroyed in the Shirley St. George Cawthorne; Fire flower show to be presented garage. According to the One of the most enjoy- land which passed through becoming mud flats, a fine Chief Daniel Cash; and se- by the Garden Club of the automobile list, car 9028 is able aspects of writing these several hands and finally of $25 per rock was levied lected local residents will Winthrop Woman’s Club. owned by a Roxbury man. “Then & Now” articles is became part of the City of on the builder. This result- tour Army installations in The show will be held in The Water Commissioners when the complete history Boston Farm in the 1850s ed in the owner electing to the southwest for four days the Elks Hall. The select- report that the rapid growth of a particular site can be through 1880s. In 1885, Mr. build the rest of the home of as part of the Army’s Op- men, responding to citizen of Winthrop in the past few described from 1637 to date, H. H. Hutchins acquired the wood as a large cost saving eration Understanding pro- complaints, have instructed years is taxing the town’s and today’s article does just lot at the corner of Cliff and factor. This ordinance has gram designed to provide the Police Department to ability to provide water to that. While Winthrop began Grovers avenues and con- been confirmed by our pre- community leaders with enforce the speeding laws new buildings. as a small farming village in structed his home as shown vious Town Counsel, Joseph an opportunity to view first in the town. Police also 120 years ago the early 1600s, it developed in the first Picture. Cliff Ave- Harvey, and one should be hand the firing of NIKE will begin to take action Sept. 8, 1899 slowly having only four or nue was so called because it aware that it is still in effect guided missiles and to vis- against double parkers on It is said that not only five farms and some minor originally extended around and the beaches are not to be it the Army command post Shirley St. The Police De- have more people visited businesses at Point Shirley Grovers Cliff (Fort Heath) used as a source of rocks for for all NIKE units across partment also reports that Winthrop this summer than up through the early 1800s. and down along the water on homes, gardens, fireplaces the country, which include unless parents take the time ever before, but that more In 1844, there were only 25 what is today the low num- etc. Even today a number of Ft. Banks in Winthrop. A to educate their youngsters of our permanent residents buildings on our total penin- bered section of Nahant Av- people have had to pay this house being remodeled by a on the proper manner in have visited other places sula. Most of the buildings enue. Grovers Avenue was $25 per rock charge when Winthrop man at 9 Trident which to operate a bicycle, than ever before. As far as in Winthrop have been built named in honor of Deanne reported to the police and St. collapsed. the town will have to begin visitors to our town, there since 1870, when the resort Winthrop’s son in law of the the neighborhood home- Fortunately, there were registering bikes, as is now has been more for them business began to emerge, Grover family. By 1896 the owners still monitor such no injuries. The proposed being done in Lynn. Robert to see and do than ever, and these buildings contin- segment of Cliff Avenue, activity. In 1963 the hotel construction of a house on Young and Ann Sothern star with the new library, the ue to exist today, some with shown on the maps as going was razed, as shown in the Pleasant St. has caused an in Maisie at the Winthrop new buildings at Ft. Banks varying degrees of renova- along the cliff was absorbed fourth picture, and the Cliff intra-town battle between and State Theatres. with their great guns, and tions. While there are sev- by the military installation House Nursing Home was the Planning and Appeals 90 years ago the new granite wall con- eral properties where the use at Fort Heath and the above constructed, which existed Boards, with the former Sept. 7, 1929 struction at the beach, all has changed once or even home had been purchased until 2002. Today the Nurs- bringing a suit in Superior The three-day regatta of of which have been sourc- perhaps a couple of times, by A.C. Pope who enlarged ing Home is gone and this Court. The Planning Board the Winthrop and Cottage es of entertainment. If East very few have changed as the building into the Cliff site has been developed into is appealing the Appeals Park yacht clubs received Boston families continue to much as the site being dis- House Hotel, as depict- three lovely duplex town Board’s refusal to rescind a unanimous vote of thanks move to our town at the cur- cussed in today’s article. ed in the second picture. houses. The center duplex the building permit issued from all who participated. rent rate, fully one fourth of This site has seen a private Many functions such as building, which has been by the Building Inspector to The event ranks as one of our town soon will consist home, a hotel, a nursing weddings, as shown in the placed further toward the Antonio Forgione for con- the largest of its kind ever of former residents from home and today three du- third picture, and banquets street from of the other two, struction of a home at 440 held in our town. Supt. of the island ward. School will plexes, all of which have were held here. Legend has in a small way depicts the Pleasant St. The Planning Schools Edward R. Clarke open September 11. ll pu- enjoyed a magnificent ocean it that the initial house was earlier Cliff House with a Board contends that the lot reports that 3175 pupils pils will report to either the view. built with rocks taken from turreted tower in the corner. size is less than the required registered on the first day of Shirley, Highland, Pauline In 1637, William Pierce, the beach and that, per a This site is located diagonal- 5000 sq. ft. and does not school Wednesday, an in- St., or high school build- who built the Deane Win- Town Ordinance designed ly across from the Winthrop have the necessary 50 feet crease of 63 over last year. ings. throp House, owned this to protect our beaches from Arms Hotel and Restaurant. of frontage. This is the sec- The all-singing, all- ond house that Forgione is talking Broadway Babies is 130 years ago building on this lot, but the playing at the Orient Gar- Sept. 6, 1889 Appeals Board maintains den Theatre. The annual illumination that as long as Forgione 100 years ago of Chinese lanterns by the 3 does not sell the first house, Sept. 6, 1919 cottages along the Win- he is not violating the zon- Winthrop resident Er- throp shoreline was a great ing by-laws by constructing nest Eichstadt had to aban- success and might appropri- the second house. The se- don his plan to swim from ately be termed “the feast of lectmen met with the Lo- Graves Light to Winthrop lanterns.” gan Airport Air Traffic Co- operation Committee and received assurances that Logan will try to cut down Sunday on noise and smoke pollu- September tion in the CourtRrd. area. The Logan officials told 8, 2019 the selectmen that much of the problem is temporary, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. caused by the closure of other runways because of Winthrop construction. Victor Mature and Red Buttons star in The Town Big Circus at the Winthrop Theatre. Landing 707 Shirley Street 4 70 years ago Sept. 1, 1949 Final legal and technical THE REAL COOL CATS barriers for the construction of the 73 units of veterans MOM ROCK: housing by the Winthrop Housing Authority were BERKLEE SCHOOL OF MUSIC hurdled this weekend and SUMMER SERIES demolition has begun on the Fisk Estate property, corner of Main and Pleas- RALPH TUFU: ant Sts., where some of the THE SQUEEZE BOX STOM PERS units will be built. More than 200 sailboats are ex- JIMMY FEELEY pected this weekend for PRESENTED BY THE WINTHROP CULTURAL COUNCIL the 22nd annual Winthrop A LOCAL COUNCIL OF THE MASSACHUSETTS CULTURAL COUNCIL Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, September 5, 2019 Email: [email protected] Bench honors beloved teacher and coach Frank Fioretti

By Cary Shuman and coach in the Winthrop team. Mr. Fioretti was also school system. a teacher and served as The new bench is situ- The Frank and Rita Fio- class adviser for the WHS ated just beyond the end retti Bench will be formal- Class of 1965. zone at Miller Field. It’s the ly dedicated at a ceremony Mr. Fioretti passed away perfect spot to pay tribute Sunday at the field where on April 13, 1965 at the age to a gentleman who meant Mr. Fioretti served as an of 35. He would have been so much to so many during assistant coach of the Win- 90 on Sept. 6, the date of the his career as an educator throp High School football season opener for the Win-

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throp High football team Andrea) in the family, the to at the site of the bench when one of the Fioret- mantle of athletic excel- Tuesday night, Rita Fioretti ti’s grandchildren, Robert lence began anew. smiled and then reflect-

 Noonan Jr. will be suited up “With my husband (Da- ed on the happy years she as a freshman quarterback. vid Sr.) encouraging and shared with her husband. At the request of Mrs. helping David along the “He was a great coach,” Fioretti and in honor of their way, we had a blast watch- reflected Mrs. Fioretti. “He 90th birthdays, the family ing him play sports all coached for the champion- decided to honor them with those years,” said Sharon. ship team in 1964 and they All the medical services a new bench. “My father looking down went to Florida to play in “To be here at the foot- would have been thrilled the Orange Bowl. And I you need, right here ball field and to be in the by all of the athletic suc- cried my heart out because good company of Michael cess.” he wasn’t home for New Mason’s bench, it was per- David Tallent Sr., a su- Year’s Eve when we were in your community! fect,” said Sharon Tallent, perb athlete himself and always together. But he who was in the seventh manager of an unforget- called me from Florida.” grade when her father died table, undefeated Little Mrs. Fioretti said she is Make us your health care provider! unexpectedly. League Dodgers team led so proud of the family who The great tradition of by his son, David, and represent so well the es- athletic and academic ex- friends, Michael Mason teemed legacy established cellence has been carried and Billy Morelli, said he by her husband. forth proudly by the Tallent did not have the honor of “He’s looking down on and Noonan families. meeting Mr. Fioretti as he us and he’s so happy and “He would be very proud and Sharon did not start I’m happy because he’s of this group, without a dating until high school. happy,” said Mrs. Fioretti. 04 doubt,” said Sharon Tallent. “Many of the guys I golf “I love my whole family, Sharon said that when with tell me that he was my six grandchildren and Because your good health matters. her son, David Tallent Jr., their class advisor and they eight great-grandchildren. was born and became one loved him,” said David Sr. And the boys are playing 617-569-5800 • www.ebnhc.org • of the first boys (Mr. and “I hear nothing but great football. He’s in heaven Mrs. Fioretti have two oth- stories about him.” now but he would be in er daughters, Debra and Following a family pho- heaven if he were here.”

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9/6 4:00pm Golf: Varsity Northeast Metro Hillview Golf Course Former Winthrop High football star Robert Noonan with his three sons, Michael, Robert Jr., and Matthew, enjoying 9/6 4:00pm Volleyball: Girls JV Saugus Saugus High School the new bench that is being dedicated at Miller Field in 9/6 5:30pm Volleyball: Girls Varsity Saugus Saugus High School honor of their grandparents, Frank and Rita Fioretti. 9/6 7:00pm Football: Boys Varsity Beverly High School Miller Field

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The Winthrop High School football team will open its 2019 season Friday night versus Beverly High School at Miller Field. at 7 p.m. WHS SPORTS Roundup WHS BOYS SOCCER 4-1. Goals were scored by captain Patrick Haskell, PREPARING FOR Alvarez (2), Hamada, and while the girls’ side will be Mendoza. Cherico was led by senior captain Fiona SEASON injured, so eighth-grader MacPhail. The Winthrop High boys Mateo Martinez started in “I’m looking forward to soccer team has been work- net and finished with five a great season for both the ing hard in the pre-sea- saves. boys’ and girls’ teams,” son as the Vikings prepare “We held possession for said WHS head coach Mark for their season-opener the most part and created D’Amico. “We lost a lot of with Lynn Classical next plenty of chances,” noted boys last year, so we are Wednesday, Sept. 11, at Gagin. “Overall there was rebuilding the team. The Miller Field. The kick off a lot to be happy about, but girls’ team did not lose as for the 2019 campaign is we also saw areas that we many, so they should be Head Coach Jon Cadigan and the seniors, front row, from left, Mike Morano, Chris Ro- set for 4. need to improve upon.” competitive.” driguez, Julian Osorio,John Aliberti, Andi Peti, and Andre O’Campo. Back row, from left, “So far the team has been The Vikings’ sea- Patrick Teixeira, William Hubert, Rin Gjinovci, Ty Garcia, RJ Dalton, Victor DaGoma, and playing well this pre-sea- son-opener next Wednes- WHS FALL SPORTS James Stimpson. son,” said WHS head coach day with Classical will be SWING INTO GEAR Kyle Gagin. “We have a a stern test, inasmuch as really young team this sea- the Rams are the defending son, but have gelled togeth- Northeastern Conference The fall sports season er well.” champions. for Winthrop High ath- The 2019 Viking squad, Winthrop then will host letics gets underway this which consists of five Salem next Friday, Septem- week. The volleyball team eighth-graders, six fresh- ber 13. opened its season yester- men, 13 sophomores, six Three contests on the Vi- day (Wednesday) against juniors, and five seniors, kings’ schedule, Matignon, Lynn Classical and travels will be led by senior cap- Keefe Tech, and Arling- to Swampscott tomorrow tain Kevin Dorr, who will ton Catholic, will be Win- (Friday). The Lady Vikings anchor the team at his cen- throp’s qualifiers for the will host Snowden Acade- ter mid-field spot. Division 4 state tourney. my next Wednesday. Gagin will be counting The Northeastern Con- The WHS golf team en- The Winthrop High School football captains, Patrick Teixeira and Andre O’Campo, with head coach Jon Cadigan and assistant coaches Bob Nimblett, Chris Ferrara, Tyler Gillis, and upon senior forward Abdul ference will have a new tertains Lynn Classical to- Derek Brodin. Hamada to lead the attack. look this season. The four day (Thursday) and plays at Northeast Regional to- Senior Chris Lopez, who former Greater Boston Saugus next Thursday, with kick off their seasons next girls trekking to Manning morrow. The Viking links- is playing for the first time, League schools, Everett, both matches at the Win- Wednesday, with the boys Field to meet the Lady men will host Salem this has made a big impact at Malden, Medford, and throp Golf Club. hosting Lynn Classical and Rams. Monday and will entertain center back. Sophomore Somerville, were not in- The WHS soccer teams coach Tracey Martucci’s Zane Bower, a returning vited to remain in the NEC starter, will be playing after a two-season experi- alongside Lopez at the oth- ment. Revere, which joined er center back position. the NEC in 2006 after Sophomores JD Park- leaving the GBL, then de- er and Ryan Kfoury are cided to return to the GBL, returning varsity players, leaving the NEC with 11 while sophomores Chad schools. Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made Bernstein and Ari Hain will SALE DAYS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH, 2019 be making their varsity de- CROSS-COUNTRY but and getting minutes, as OPENS SEASON Grocery well as freshman Eric Men- Great grocery specials Meat doza. TODAY "Meat Cut Fresh Every Day" Prince Pasta ..... Freshman Esteban Alva- (ex lasagna & jumbo shells) 10/$10.00 "Ground Beef & Patties Ground Fresh Daily" rez will be a big contribu- The Winthrop High boys Chobani Yogurt & Flips ...... 10/$10.00 Family Pack Specials tor in front of the net as a and girls cross country Best Yet Canned Vegetables ...... 5/$3.00 starter on the wing. Junior teams are set to open their Kellogg's Special K Cereal ...... 2/$5.00 Boneless New York Strip Steaks ...... $7.99/lb Augie Cherico will be the season today (Thursday) Prego Pasta Sauce ...... 2/$4.00 Split Chicken Breast ...... $1.79/lb starting goalkeeper this when they host Swamp- Best Yet Peanut Butter ...... 2/$3.00 Boneless Center Cut Pork Loin Chops ....$1.99/lb season. scott on the course at Deer Campbell's Chunky Soups ...... 2/$3.00 Last Thursday the Vi- Island. 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STATE BUDGET Superintendent-elect coach, an engineer, sanita- tions at City Hall to help seriously and this achieve- unit project that includes a MAKES UP Almi Abeyta will be con- tion engineer that is, a men- with engaging businesses ment for the third time in mixed-use,mixed-income, stantly shadowing Bourque tor and yes, a dancer, and oh and the financial side.” four years demonstrates a ownership/rental housing SCHOOL CUTS through Dec. 1. On Dec. 1, what a dancer he was. There are five academies high level of success.” and gallery spaces for East- CHELSEA - The School Bourque will take a step But one thing he took that include: Eagle Bank is a full ser- ie artist community and Department will be able to back and Abeyta will begin very seriously was family. •Freshman Experience vice community bank and community at ­large. replace a number of posi- making school district deci- He always said you may (which is a taste of each of has 130 years’ experience NOAH’s project, dubbed tions and items cut from the sions. have friends and they may the four academies). in the financial services in- ‘Aileron,’ will include eight original 2019-2020 budget Bourque’s last day is come and go, but family is •STEM Academy (for dustry as a state-chartered, ownership units, half work- due to an influx of state Dec. 31, and Jan. 1, 2020 forever. science and engineering). mutual financial institution. force and half market, in monies from the final State will be Abeyta’s first offi- In line with that, there •Health and Public Ser- Eagle Bank offers deposit, one building with 33-units Budget. cial day as superintendent. is an Irish saying: A family vice Academy savings and mortgage prod- occupying a larger building Last Thursday night, will argue and fight, but let •Construction, Machin- ucts for both consumer and next door. Of the 33 units in the School Committee ap- WILLIAM GOULD SR. a shout come from without ing and Architectural De- business customers. For the larger building 17 will proved an additional $1.3 IS REMEMBERED and see them all unite. Ev- sign Academy. more information, please be set aside for artist work/ million in state Chapter 70 eryone in here may have a •Business Law and Hos- call (617) 387-5110 or vis- living space. appropriations. FONDLY BY FAMILY story to tell referring to this pitality Academy (the long- it us on the web at www. Eastie also receives That money will be used AND FRIENDS saying. I know I can. time Culinary Department bankeagle.com. $600,000 for a new play- to add one attendance offi- CHELSEA - Just as Der- My story is a time when I will be folded into this ground at the East Boston cer and a half-time special ek Gould had done so of- was at a point of despair and academy as well). RESIDENTS Early Education Center. The education clerk in the spe- ten in his outstanding high needed to talk. Where did I Easy said they had the UPDATED ON CPA new playground for ELC in- cial education department, go? Did I go to a doctor, did freshmen last year trying cludes integrated classrooms school football career at EAST BOSTON - At a increase salary contingen- Northeast Regional Voca- I go to a priest? No, I went out the Academies, and for students with disabilities cies and health insurance to my dad. He did what he now sophomores, they will recent community meeting in K0 and first grade. tional High School, he de- the city’s Community Pres- funds across the district, livered very well. has always done – took care be the first big class to use The Nantucket Light- the pathways and Acade- ervation Director Christine add one social communica- On this day, the sad oc- of me, listened to me, and ship, Boston’s only floating mies at the high school. In Poff updated residents on tions teacher and two para- casion of his father William told me a story of when he museum docked at the Bos- professionals and increase was in place of despair and July, Easy said they sent the Community Preserva- ton Shipyard and Marina “Bill” Gould’s Holy Eu- out letters to the 524 soph- tion Act (CPA) funding that funding for substitutes at charist service at St. Luke’s how he overcame it. on Marginal Street received the Early Learning Center These are the moments omores letting them know is benefiting East Boston’s $575,000 to restore the his- Episcopal Church in Chel- what Academy they would new and existing develop- and the elementary schools, sea, Derek Gould delivered we take away from our dad toric ship’s rusted hull. add a special education and how family is there for be participating in this fall. ments with CPA funding. a thoughtful eulogy in a “This year is really the There was another inclusion teachers at the us always, and who Bill Before getting into spe- $500,000 to create a new gentle but emphatically big year to get it going,” he cific CPA earmarks, Poff Clarke and Browne middle clear voice. Gould was: a great-grand- park to connect the renovat- father, a grandfather, father, said. “We’re off and run- said that there are two city- schools, and correct fund- He spoke as the young- ning with the new class- ed Boston Housing Author- ing for athletic coaches and brother, uncle and husband wide CPA programs that ity Orient Heights devel- est of William and Doro- that would do anything for rooms that were built out have been well utilized in increase funding for sub- thy Gould’s children – on over the summer. It’s really opment to the surrounding stitutes at the high school, his family. the neighborhood. neighborhood. behalf of his siblings, in- There was another quote innovative and it’s given me First a pool of $5 million among other items. a great grasp of the future of Finally $300,000 came cluding his older, brother, my dad always went by in CPA funds has helped the The City Council will education and the future of through to build a fully William “Bill” Gould Jr., a and that was: ‘I was almost Neighborhood of Afford- now have to approve the popular football player and Everett Public Schools… accessible dock and dock additional funding. wrong once, but then again able Housing’s (NOAH) member of the CHS Class I was right.’ Nothing more The sophomores this year house at LoPresti Park. This “Each year, the Gov- are really the first cohort Acquisition Opportunity dock will create access to of 1981. Bill Jr.’s friend and true than how he passed, as Program (AOP). Through ernor’s proposed budget classmate, Glenn Smith, sick as he was getting an of the Academies model. the waterfront for youth and numbers are used by CPS They did their exploratory this program NOAH has an adaptive sailing program was one of the many friends declining, he was not going been able to combat dis- as the foundation for the who paid their respects to to any hospital or aging fa- last year and now this year at LoPresti Park across upcoming year’s budget,” we’ve assigned them.” placement through the pur- from the Boston Housing William Gould Sr. cility and he wanted to die chase of existing rental units stated Supt. Mary Bourque. at home. Easy is also in charge of Authority Jeffries Point de- Mr. Gould was a U.S. and transforming them into When the state budget is So, dad, you were right making sure the Academy velopment for those with Air Force veteran of the ‘income-restricted’ units. finally adopted after delib- Korean War, a proud Chel- again and you did it your model is funded, and he said handicaps. erations by the House and way, in your house, in your while Interim Supt. Janice This has made those units Poff said applications sea resident, and a past in the neighborhood perma- Senate and considered by president of the former room, peacefully and happy. Gauthier has been very sup- are accepted twice per year. the governor, the budget al- Now, my dad is at peace portive, he has found it hard nent affordable housing via The deadline for this fall’s American Legion Post on the AOP. locations by school district Shurtleff Street, in Chelsea. and with his love of life, to win over others such as funding cycle is Sept. 27, typically change. dancing and laughing. the assistant superintendent Another $3,8 million in 2019, at 4 p.m. He also served as president citywide CPA funds has The $1.3 million is sep- of the Chelsea Pop Warner Dad, we will miss you for business affairs. For more info residents and always have you in our provided funding for a pro- arate and apart from any organization and as a coach Already, they have re- can visit www.boston.gov/ hearts and our memories. gram offered by the Boston changes to the “pothole” in Chelsea Little League. ceived a $218,000 grant community-preservation/ funding which could be fi- I love you, Dad. from the One8 Foundation, Home Center that has been how-apply-communi- He was a retired engineer helping income-qualified, nalized by the state in the for the City of Chelsea San- and the state does offer ty-preservati on-funds. next several weeks, accord- OMAR EASY BACK more school funding for first-time home buyers in itation Department, where Eastie buy their first home. ing to Bourque. he dedicated 25 years of TO SCHOOLS districts that employ the Academy model. “In addition, the CPA Last year, the Chelsea service. EVERETT - After head- MBTA PASSES FOR “It’s an exciting time for team has exercised its in- schools received just un- Bill and Dorothy Gould ing up a special project on the City and the school sys- fluence at City Hall, and BOSTON STUDENTS der $300,000 in the pothole shared 50 years of marriage school finance and organi- tem,” he said. “There is a has been able to advocate EAST BOSTON - Start- funding. before her passing in 2010. zational assessment at City bit of uncertainty with the for residents to get smaller ing this fall, Boston Public “I think it will be some- They had been lifelong res- Hall for the last two years, new superintendent search, projects addressed without Schools (BPS) will provide thing in the same range this idents of Chelsea before Omar Easy has made his but hopefully we get this a formal process like a spig- MBTA passes for all sev- year,” said Bourque. they moved to Berwick, way back to the School kicked off and make sure ot and re-seeding of Brophy enth to 12th graders, not As the schools await the Maine, where he has lived Department to help get the this is a long-term change Park and Umana garden just students living a long additional funding, Bour- for the past 28 years. new Academy pathways for the schools.” clean-up,” said Poff. distance away from school. que said it’s important for Interestingly, Bill Gould program off and running at parents and teachers to Poff added that a priority Superintendent Brenda Jr. recalled that his father Everett High School (EHS). Cassellius said in a state- continue to advocate for a EAGLE BANK for preservation is to work was a quarterback in his Freshmen at EHS re- with the Boston Landmarks ment that the expanded T change in the way the state junior high and high school turned Tuesday to the RECOGNIZED pass program “will increase determines the foundational Commission to embark on a days “and his center for school, but sophomores and EVERETT - On Aug. 19, transportation access for all school budget for districts historical survey of Boston one of the teams was Duke upperclassmen return today, Banker & Tradesman, the students in Grades 7-12.” such as Chelsea. Bourque Neighborhoods. She said Bradley.” Aug. 28, for the new school pre-eminent financial ser- “It brings the ‘city as a noted that Chelsea’s spe- the goal would be to com- ‘Dad, We Will Always term, and they’ll find some vices publication in Massa- classroom’ concept to life, cial education program and plete a plot-by-plot survey Have You in Our Hearts major changes in the way chusetts, recognized Eagle allowing students to more benefits are underfunded by documenting every single and Memories’ the school is being run with Bank’s commercial loan easily access the city’s approximately $17 million. building and Eastie is at the Derek Gould thanked respect to the new Acade- growth over the past 12 parks, museums, libraries, “The state legislature top of the list for this new all for attending and began mies within the school. months in its annual “Fast after school programs, job is working on a bill to fix program. opportunities and more,” his heartfelt speech that fol- Easy is the executive 50” issue, which “ranks the foundation budget,” Poff said during the last she said. “BPS will contin- lows: assistant principal for the the 50 fastest-growing loan said Bourque. “We want to round of funding in the ue to be in close communi- “My dad was raised Academies, and he said he providers in Massachusetts, make sure it is something spring, Eastie got a good cation with the MBTA and during the Depression and will be reaching out to busi- including mortgage and fi- we can live with for the amount of CPA funding our fellow city agencies World War II by a single nesses in the community nancial companies, banks, next 25 years. We need the grants for projects through- about their plans to ensure parent which did not make and using his connections at credit unions and other fi- City Council to continue to out the neighborhood. a smooth rollout.” his life growing up easy. City Hall to bring hand-on nancial institutions. Rank- advocate alongside us.” There was $950,000 to Expanding the free But, because of this, he experiences to the students ings compare the number •In other School Com- the Grace Apartments de- MBTA pass program was became the man he was. A that have chosen the Acad- and volume of loans from mittee business, Bourque velopment, which recently a key recommendation of strong, stern, personal man. emy pathways. Jan. 1 through June 30, updated the board on the received Boston Planning At-Large City Councilor He also was a man of many “We need to get business- 2018, to the number and superintendent transition and Development Agency Michelle Wu’s youth trans- talents. He was a welder, a es in and around the city to volume from the same plan. Approval. Developed by portation report. partner with us for some timeframe in 2019.” the East Boston Commu- “We should celebrate this internships and hand-on This is the third time in nity Development Orga- step toward transit equity,” experiences for these stu- the last four years that Ea- nization (EBCDC), Grace she said. “Although the WINTHROP MARKETPLACE dents,” he said. “We need gle Bank has received this Apartments will be a new, passes are free for students, the community to engage recognition as a “Fast 50” 42-unit residential building I am under the impression that BPS must still pay the SWEET BACON WRAPPED PORK LOIN with students. It’s a new lender in the commercial serving low-income seniors MBTA for passes as before. transition the high school arena. Eagle Bank was located on 187 Sumner is going through this year The T should be free for all 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar ranked eighth in the state Street. The project will also right now. It’s an exciting in the category of “Com- youth and it shouldn’t have 1INGREDIENTS: (3 pound) boneless pork loin 2 tablespoons dry red wine renovate 17 income-re- to come out of the BPS bud- 1 sweet onion, minced time for the school system.” mercial: Number of Loans” stricted units on the site’s salt and pepper to taste get.” 1 tablespoon chopped fresh And in terms of mov- and 12th in the state in the existing building. 8 slices bacon Wu’s Boston Youth rosemary ing from Broadway to Elm category of “Commercial: According to plans sub- 2 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons golden raisins Street, Easy said it has been Transportation Project Volume of Loans.” mitted to the BPDA by the (BYTP) examined the a seamless transition – and “Once again, the Bank CDC the proposed project transportation experiences having worked at the high is extremely proud to be involves the construction of of Boston teenaged youth. school before, it isn’t a recognized as a “Fast 50” a new 39,067 square foot, BYTP researched whether Directions: place that’s unfamiliar. lender by Banker & Trades- 42-unit, seven-story build- Boston youth face any bar- 1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Line a shal- “The transition from City man. This is an impressive ing and the renovation of riers to transportation and low roasting pan with aluminum foil. Hall to the School Depart- feat, given the ultra-com- an existing 26,800 square- what attitudes they held 2. Season pork loin with salt and pepper. Wrap the bacon slices ment is going to work hand- petitive greater-Boston mar- foot building currently on toward different transporta- around the pork loin and secure with toothpicks. Preheat a in-hand with this new posi- ket,” stated Marc Whittaker, the same site in Maverick tion modes. large skillet over medium-high heat, then add the pork loin. tion in the sense that I am President/C.E.O. He further Square. The findings revealed Cook until golden brown on all sides, about 10 minutes, then still connected to City Hall stated that “I believe that Another $735,200 will that there are young people place onto roasting pan. Stir together honey, balsamic vinegar, folks and the mayor, the de- this honor is a great testa- go to the proposed Aileron who cannot access opportu- red wine, onion, and rosemary in a small bowl; spread over pork partment heads and (CFO) ment to the work-ethic of development to build sev- nities available to them, and loin. Eric Demas,” he said. “Any the Eagle Bank commercial en housing units, includ- worse, that their transporta- 3. Roast the pork loin in preheated oven for 15 minutes, then of the department heads lending team, as well as the ing four affordable units. tion experiences put them at risk for discipline with edu- sprinkle with raisins. Continue cooking until the internal tem- dealing with vendors will other Bank employees who Overall the East Boston perature of the pork loin reaches 145 degrees F (63 degrees C), be able to help us to re- provide support for this cational and transit authori- Neighborhood of Afford- ties, limit their learning and about 15 minutes more. Remove from the oven, and allow to cruit people to work with continued loan growth. As able Housing, NOAH’s ar- earning potential, produce rest for 5 minutes before removing toothpicks and slicing. the Academies…It’s really a community bank, we take chitect, Eastie-based Joy St a match made in heaven our commitment to the com- Design, and the CDC has See METRO NEWS Page 9 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP (617)846-6880 because I have the connec- munities that we serve very joined forces to create a 41- Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, September 5, 2019 Page 9

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 school that they are attend- Jayna, for their efforts in related McKenna. “So right ing from receiving a free saving a 4-year-old boy away the kids ran to alert MBTA pass. from drowning at Sandy Joe. Joe ran in to the water To put it in prospective Beach in Winchester last and he saw the boy and he a student living on Ben- September. pulled him out of the wa- nington Street near Orient Ward 1 Councillor Jo- ter. He did CPR right away Heights Square assigned to anne McKenna made the and he was calling for help. the Donald McKay School presentation on behalf of Crazy enough there was a a for middle school, which the Council to Singer for his cardiologist on that beach is 1.9 miles away on foot, quick and heroic actions on that day. Joe called the would not be able to qualify that day. EMTs and assisted with the for a free MBTA pass. That Singer received a stand- defibrillator and they got a student would either have ing ovation as he made his pulse. At the hospital with to pay out the $30 monthly way to the podium. God’s help and everybody MBTA pass fee or walk to McKenna said she was praying, the kid made a re- school. speaking from her heart markable recovery and he’s Walking would take the when she told the audience, running around now and student roughly 40 minutes “Joe Singer is a an Ameri- he’s 100 percent fine.” each morning and afternoon can hero, he really is. He while jumping on the T or doesn’t want the praise. He McKenna said she be- the bus for free would be doesn’t want the credit and lieves in fate “and these half that travel time or 20 it took me one year to get four people [Joe Singer, Saints Cosmas and Damian are featured in the parade in Cambridge on Sept. 6-8. minutes. him up to get this certifi- Mia Singer, Domenic Sing- cate.” er, and Jayna Singer] were SINGER FAMILY McKenna described the at a place in time where Sept. 1, 2018 incident in they were supposed to be.” Annual Italian Feast of Saints HONORED BY which Singer’s rapid re- McKenna concluded her COUNCIL sponse, after being alerted remarks by noting that Jo- REVERE - The Revere of the emergency by his seph Singer was her student set for Sept. 6-8 in Cambridge children and neice, helped when she was a teacher at City Council presented Cer- The 94th Annual Ital- a spectacularback to back eating contest, ‘Marvel’ and save the child’s life. Revere High School. tificates of Merit to Revere ian Feast of Saints Cosmas show with Peaches & Herb “Star Wars” movie charac- Police Officer Joseph Sing- “Mia stepped on a little “He has proven to be one and Damian will be a great starting the night with their ters, carnival games, street er, his children, Mia and boy that was submerged of the finest people I know,” celebration of tradition, cul- hits “Reunited” and “Shake performers and live enter- Domenic, and his niece, on the bottom of the lake,” said McKenna. tural pride and fun for the Your Groove Thing.” Next tainment throughout the whole family on Sept. 6, 7 up will be a performance by weekend. There will also and 8 on Warren and Porter icon Bonnie Pointer of the be a special healing service Real Estate Transfers streets in East Cambridge. 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(Section Chapter 131, Section 40, contain a request for in the town landing NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S and 22/100 (64.22) accordance with Chapter Appeals 17.16.030) Massachusetts Wetlands certain specific authority. without proof of launch SALE OF REAL ESTATE feet. Excepting from the LEGAL NOTICE 40A of the Massachusetts September 5, 2019 5. Noncompliance of Protection Act and You have the right to fee payment properly By virtue and in execution Second described parcel, General Laws and Chapter September 12, 2019 proposed structure with Winthrop Town By-Laws, a object to this proceeding. displayed shall serve as of the Power of Sale 338 square feet as shown 17 of the Code of the W respect to minimum rear public hearing will be held If you wish to do so, you prima facie evidence that contained in a certain on plan No. 208, of Town of Winthrop that setback of 24 or 1/5 lot on September 11, 2019, or your attorney must a violation has occurred. mortgage given by the Metropolitan Park the Winthrop Board of depth whichever is less l.f. at 7:30 P.M. in the Joseph file a written appearance Violation of this ordinance Charles Radi to Mortgage Commission taken by Appeals will conduct LEGAL NOTICE (Section 17.16.030) Harvey Hearing Room, at this court on or before is punishable by a fine as Electronic Registration Eminent Domain. For my Legal Notice #002-2019 a public hearing on 6. Noncompliance of Winthrop Town Hall on the 10:00 A.M. on the return listed in section 4.04.020 Systems, Inc., as nominee Titie Reference see Deed Amendment Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019 proposed structure with Request for Determination date of 09/19/2019. of the town ordinances. for Mortgage Lenders herewith. Notice is hereby given in at or after 7:00 p.m. respect to maximum lot of Applicability from This day is NOT a hearing The provisions of this of America, LLC, dated For mortgagor’s(s’) title accordance with Chapter in the Joseph Harvey coverage of 75%. (Section Paula Modica to build 10’ date, but a deadline date section shall be effective March 31, 2017 and see deed recorded with 40A of the Massachusetts Hearing Room, Town TOWN OF WINTHROP 17.16.030) x 14’ shed with a crushed by which you have to file only at such times that an recorded in the Suffolk Suffolk County Registry General Laws and Chapter Hall, One Metcalf Square, LEGAL NOTICE 7. Noncompliance of stone foundation and a the written appearance if official sign is posted at County Registry of Deeds of Deeds in Book 57753, 17 of the Code of the Winthrop, Massachusetts, # 021-2019 proposed structure with bocce court. you object to the petition. the Town Landing. in Book 57753, Page Page 228. Town of Winthrop that 02152, upon the Notice is hereby given in respect to buildable PROJECT LOCATION: 61 If you fail to file the All documents, legally 230, of which mortgage These premises will be the Winthrop Board of application of Valerie accordance with Chapter distance between Washington Avenue, written appearance by the accessible, pertaining to the undersigned is sold and conveyed subject Appeals will conduct Passick of the property 40A of the Massachusetts buildings, requirement of Winthrop, MA. return date, action may this hearing(s) can be the present holder, by to and with the benefit of a public hearing on located at, 55 Seaview General Laws and Chapter 50 l.f. (Section 17.16.30) NOTE: A copy may be taken in this matter viewed in the Town Clerks assignment from: all rights, rights of way, Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019 Avenue, Winthrop, MA 17 of the Code of the 8. Noncompliance of be obtained from the without further notice to Office, Room 5 and or Mortgage Electronic restrictions, easements, at or after 7:00 p.m. 02152. Town of Winthrop that proposed structure with Conservation Office at the you. In addition to filing the Council Clerk Office, Registration Systems, Inc., covenants, liens or claims in the Joseph Harvey The applicant seeks a the Winthrop Board of respect to off street Winthrop Public Facilities the written appearance, Room B3 during normal as nominee for Mortgage in the nature of liens, Hearing Room, Town permit to construct a 12 Appeals will conduct parking requirements Building. you or your attorney must business hours at the Lenders of America, improvements, public Hall, One Metcalf Square, x 12 one story addition a public hearing on of 2 parking spaces per At said hearing all file a written affidavit Winthrop Town Hall. Limited Liability Company assessments, any and Winthrop, Massachusetts, to the left rear side of Thursday, September 19, dwelling unit. (Section interested persons shall stating the specific facts to Wells Fargo Bank, NA, all unpaid taxes, tax 02152, upon the the existing structure. 2019, at or after 7:00 17.20.060) be given the opportunity and grounds of your Denise Quist recorded on November titles, tax liens, water application of Stuart According to the proposed p.m. in the Joseph Harvey 9. Noncompliance of to be heard. objection within 30 days Council Clerk 21, 2018, in Book No. and sewer liens and Hodas of the property building plan, the addition Hearing Room, Town Hall, proposed structure with WINTHROP after the return date. 9-5-19 60440, at Page 306 any other municipal located at, 10 Harborview will have an attached Winthrop, Massachusetts, respect to height of CONSERVATION IMPORTANT NOTICE W for breach of the assessments or liens or Avenue, Winthrop, MA 12x20 deck on the 02152 upon the structure (17.16.030) COMMISSION The outcome of this conditions of said existing encumbrances 02152. right side and also be application of JB Capital, September 5, 2019 Norm Hyett, Chair proceeding may limit or LEGAL NOTICE mortgage and for the of record which are in The applicant seeks to attached to the structure. LLC, 130-140 Shirley September 12, 2019 9/5/19 completely take away the PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF purpose of foreclosing, force and are applicable, amend the previous The building plan also Street seeking a Special W W above-named person’s SEPTEMBER 17, 2019 the same will be sold at having priority over said Special Permit & Variance shows that the applicant Permit/Variance. right to make decisions Notice is hereby given in Public Auction at 12:00 mortgage, whether or decision granted by the proposes to close in an The applicant seeks a LEGAL NOTICE about personal affairs accordance with Section PM on October 17, not reference to such Zoning Board of Appeals existing two story open permit to demo a pre- LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH or financial affairs or 2.9 (c) of the Code of 2019, on the mortgaged restrictions, easements, on February 28, 2019. front porch that exists on existing non-conforming LEGAL NOTICE OF MASSACHUSETTS both. The above-named the Town of Winthrop premises located at improvements, liens or The changes are as the left front side of the mixed-use structure and NOTICE is hereby given THE TRIAL COURT person has the right to that the Winthrop Town 39 Grovers Avenue, encumbrances is made in follows. structure. construct a 4 story Mid- that in accordance PROBATE AND ask for a lawyer. Anyone Council will conduct Public Winthrop, Suffolk the deed. 1. Eliminate the 4H The permit was denied rise Apartment Building with the provisions of FAMILY COURT may make this request Hearing(s) on Tuesday, County, Massachusetts, TERMS OF SALE: easement for the 10H in accordance to the containing 16 residential Chapter 131, Section 40, CITATION GIVING on behalf of the above- September 17, 2019 at all and singular the A deposit of Fifteen parking requirement. Town of Winthrop Zoning units. Whereas the project Massachusetts Wetlands NOTICE OF named person. If the on or after premises described in said Thousand ($15,000.00) 2. Relocate the left By-Laws Chapter 17.16 is located in the Business Protection Act and PETITION FOR above-named person 7:00 pm in the Harvey mortgage, Dollars by certified driveway side stair to Dimensional Regulations A District, and according Winthrop Town By-Laws, APPOINTMENT OF cannot afford a lawyer, Hearing Room: TO WIT: or bank check will be the rear. and Chapter 17.28 to Section 17.12.130 a public hearing will be GUARDIAN FOR one may be appointed at That the Town Council The land in Winthrop, required to be paid by 3. Expand the third-floor Nonconforming Uses. Table of Use Regulations held on August 14, 2019, INCAPACITATED State expense. Transfer $175,000 from with the buildings thereon the purchaser at the time rear dormer across the The permit was denied Mid-Rise Apartment at 7:30 P.M. in the Joseph PERSON PURSUANT WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. the General Stabilization now numbered 39 and place of sale. The entire façade. due to the following Houses are not permitted. Harvey Hearing Room, TO G.L. c. 190B, Dunn, First Justice of this Fund to a Special Article Grovers Avenue, being balance is to be paid by 4. Add a residential reasons. To construct a 16-unit Winthrop Town Hall s 5-304 Court. in the General Fund to be Lot 7 on a plan by H. T. certified or bank check elevator for basement 1. Noncompliance of Apartment Building a Use on the Notice of Intent Docket No. Date: August 19, 2019 titled FY20 Yard Waste Whitman, dated August, at Harmon Law Offices, access to the third-floor proposed structure with Variance amongst other from Andrew Duplin to SU19P1896GD Felix D. Arroyo, Haul Out; 1888, recorded with P.C., 150 California St., area. respect to minimum variances will be required. demolish existing single- In the matter of: Register of Probate That the Town Council Suffolk Deeds at end of Newton, Massachusetts The public is invited left and right-side yard by the Town of Winthrop family house to construct Joseph F. 9/5/19 Transfer $61,000 from Book 1836, bounded: 02458, or by mail to P.O. to attend, and interest setback of 10 feet Board of Appeals. new 2 story single-family Giuffre W Fund 584 Cemetery NORTHWESTERLY by said Box 610389, Newton parties shall have (section 17.16.020 J. 1.) The permit has been house. RESPONDENT Sale of Lots Fund to a avenue, fifty (50) feet; Highlands, Massachusetts an opportunity to Dimensional Regulations. denied for the following PROJECT LOCATION: Alleged Incapacitated LEGAL NOTICE Special Article in the NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 6, 02461-0389, within thirty be heard. Copies of 2. Noncompliance of reasons: 119 Grovers Avenue, Person PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF General Fund to be titled one hundred and 92/100 (30) days from the date the aforementioned proposed structure with 1. Noncompliance of Winthrop, MA. Of: Winthrop, MA SEPTEMBER 17, 2019 FY20 Cemetery Building (100.92) feet; EASTERLY of sale. Deed will be application and plans are respect to minimum front proposed structure with NOTE: A copy may To the named Respondent Notice is hereby given in Demolition; by land of the Boston and provided to purchaser for on file and available for yard setback of 15 feet respect to Apartment be obtained from the and all other interested accordance with Section All documents, legally Winthrop Shore Railroad recording upon receipt in inspection at the Office of (section 17.16.020 J. 1.) Houses (Mid-Rise) are not Conservation Office at the persons, a petition has 2.9 (c) of the Code of accessible, pertaining to Company, fifty-two and full of the purchase price. the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Dimensional Regulations. permitted in a Business Winthrop Public Facilities been filed by Nancy E. the Town of Winthrop this hearing(s) can be 1/100 (52.01) feet; The description of the Monday through Thursday 3. Noncompliance of A District, (Section Building. Giuffre of Winthrop, MA that the Winthrop Town viewed in the Town Clerks SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot premises contained in said during the normal proposed structure with 17.12.130) Table of Use At said hearing all in the above captioned Council will conduct Public Office, Room 5 and or 8, one hundred fifteen mortgage shall control in business hours. respect to (17.28.030 C. Regulations. interested persons shall matter alleging that Hearing(s) on Tuesday, the Council Clerk Office, and 2/10 (115.2) feet. the event of an error in Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk 2.) Nonconforming uses, 2. Noncompliance of be given the opportunity Nancy E. Giuffre of September 17, 2019 at Room B3 during normal Also the land in said this publication. Winthrop Board of structures and lots. proposed structure with to be heard. Winthrop, MA (or some on or after business hours at the Winthrop, being part Other terms, if any, to be Appeals The public is invited respect to minimum WINTHROP other suitable person) be 7:00 pm in the Harvey Winthrop Town Hall. of Lot 8, on the above- announced at the sale. September 5, 2019 to attend, and interest lot area requirement CONSERVATION appointed as Guardian to Hearing Room: Denise Quist mentioned plan, bounded: WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. September 12, 2019 parties shall have of 7,500 s.f. within COMMISSION serve Without Surety on That the Town Council Vote Council Clerk NORTHWESTERLY by Present holder of said W an opportunity to the Business A District. Norm Hyett, Chair the bond. to Adopt the following 9-5-19 said Grovers Avenue, mortgage be heard. Copies of (Section 17.16.030) 9/5/19 The petition asks the Ordinance 12.28.020-Use twenty-five (25) feet; By its Attorneys, the aforementioned 3. Noncompliance of W court to determine of Launch Ramp W NORTHEASTERLY by Lot HARMON LAW OFFICES, LEGAL NOTICE application and plans are proposed structure with that the Respondent No person shall use the 7, eighty-eight (88) P.C. on file and available for respect to minimum front is incapacitated, that launch ramp at the Town feet; SOUTHEASTERLY 150 California St. inspection at the Office of setback of 50 l.f. (Section the appointment of a Landing without paying by the remainder of Newton, MA 02458 the Town Clerk, Town Hall, 17.16.030) LEGAL NOTICE Guardian is necessary, the designated launch fee said Lot 8, sixty-two and (617)558-0500 Monday through Thursday 4. Noncompliance of NOTICE is hereby given and that the proposed listed in section 4.04.020 09/100 (62.09) feet; 15925 during the normal proposed structure with that in accordance Guardian is appropriate. of the town ordinances. and SOUTHWESTERLY by 8/29/19, 9/5/19, Legal Notice #020-2019 business hours. respect to minimum left with the provisions of The petition is on file The presence of an empty 9/12/19 Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk and right-side setback with this court and may boat trailer parked Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, September 5, 2019 Email: [email protected] LEGAL NOTICES • Revere • Everett • Winthrop • Lynn • East Boston • Chelsea • Charlestown LEGAL NOTICE Representative(s) of TO: NOTICE is hereby given said estate to serve The Heirs, that in accordance Without Surety on the Devisees or with the provisions of bond in an unsupervised Legal Chapter 131, Section 40, administration. Representatives Lynn Massachusetts Wetlands IMPORTANT NOTICE of the Estate of Protection Act and You have the right Elizabeth L. Winthrop Town By-Laws, a to obtain a copy of Doyle Independent Newspaper Group public hearing will be held the Petition from the Mary Anne on September 11, 2019, Petitioner or at the Court. Thibodeau REaL EstatE at 7:30 P.M. in the Joseph You have a right to object Cindy M. Levins, Sales • Rentals Harvey Hearing Room, to this proceeding. To do as Personal rEvErE Call: Winthrop Town Hall on the so, you or your attorney Representative of EvErEtt Land • Commercial Request for Determination must file a written The Estate of 781-485-0588 of Applicability from Scott appearance and objection Paul C. Doyle RECRuItmENt at this Court before: Paula Angelli ChELsEa McCauley to fill in ditch Fax: Professional • Medical with 3/4 crushed stone 10:00 a.m. on the return Aimee Cohen a/k/a CharLEstoWn Winthrop and build a 12’ x 39’ day of 10/09/2019. Aimee Doyle 781-485-1403 General • Services patio on pavers. This is NOT a hearing Lisa Doyle PROJECT LOCATION: 70 date, but a deadline by Marc Doyle East Classified Pebble Avenue, Winthrop, which you must file a and to all persons entitled Boston Classified More Than 100,000 Readers Each Week • Auto Sales • Yard Sales MA. written appearance and to the benefit of the 7 Communities • Miscellaneous NOTE: A copy may objection if you object to Servicemembers Civil be obtained from the this proceeding. If you Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 Conservation Office at the fail to file a timely written § 3901 (et seq) Winthrop Public Facilities appearance and objection Bayview Loan Servicing, BUILDING • 272 GEN’L HELP WANTED Building. followed by an affidavit LLC claiming to have an At said hearing all of objections within thirty interest in a Mortgage FOR SALE (30) days of the return covering real property MUSICIANS WANTED or plan an instrument? interested persons shall Broadway, Everett Rawleigh Medicated McKinnon, 200 Vantage be given the opportunity day, action may be taken in Winthrop, numbered REVERE Glendale Christian Light- Is God speaking to you @10:30 on Sunday. Ointment at fairs, home Terrace, Apt. 300, to be heard. without further notice 20 Enfield Road, given Great Location house Church, Everett is regarding using your ------shows and farmers’ Swampscott, MA 01907. WINTHROP to you. by Paul C. Doyle and 2 Store Fronts 1 4BR looking for musicians. gifts? Call 617-387- VENDOR REPS WANTED markets. For informa- Call 781-592-0969 CONSERVATION UNSUPERVISED Elizabeth L. Doyle Apt. 5 open Pkg. spots Can you lead worship 7458 or visit at 701 to sell the famous COMMISSION ADMINISTRATION UNDER to Chase Manhattan tion contact: Malcolm 9/18 THE MASSACHUSETTS Mortgage Corporation, $950.000 Norm Hyett, Chair SPEND YOUR 9/5/19 UNIFORM PROBATE CODE dated March 18, 617 785 7027 W (MUPC) 2004, and recorded NIGHTS AT Mid-size Community Action Agency (CAA) A Personal Representative in the Suffolk County FOR SALE north of Boston is seeking an Executive appointed under the Registry of Deeds in Director to oversee the implementation of MUPC in an unsupervised Book 34128, Page administration is not 145, and now held by policy, administration of programs and LEGAL NOTICE & MAKE COMMONWEALTH required to file an Plaintiff by assignment, strategic planning for a diverse urban region. OF MASSACHUSETTS inventory or annual has/have filed with ESTATE Yawkey Way Report The successful candidate will demonstrate THE TRIAL COURT accounts with the Court. this court a complaint To Apply call 617-418-7598 experience in achieving goals and show a PROBATE AND Persons interested in for determination of or visit our facebook page the estate are entitled Defendant’s/Defendants’ SALE long-term vision with extensive knowledge FAMILY COURT facebook.com/yawkeywayreport Suffolk Probate to notice regarding the Servicemembers status. Sat., Sept. 14 in the administration and operation of a and Family Court administration directly If you now are, or non-profit organization. The candidate must 24 New Chardon St. from the Personal recently have been, in 9AM - 3PM possess fundamental knowledge of account- Boston, MA 02114 Representative and the active military service • 123 • 137 may petition the Court of the United States of ing, budgeting, reporting and have excellent (617)788-8300 23 South Main APTS. FOR OFFICE/ CITATION ON in any matter relating America, then you may St., Winthrop verbal and written communication skills. PETITION FOR to the estate, including be entitled to the benefits RENT COMM’L Successful candidate will demonstrate effec- FORMAL the distribution of of the Servicemembers RENTALS tiveness in interacting with limited income ADJUDICATION assets and expenses of Civil Relief Act. If you EVERYTHING REVERE - AVAILABLE administration. object to a foreclosure REVERE: Off Broad- residents, local, state and federal officials, as Docket No. NOW. 224 Mountain Ave. SU19P1492EA WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. of the above-mentioned MUST GO! 1st. Flr. 5 room 2 br way. Professional well as community stakeholders. Must have Estate of: Dunn, First Justice of this property on that basis, no Util $1600.00 Pets office space. On public at a minimum 7 years of experience in per- Brian H. Court. then you or your attorney CASH AND Date: August 28, 2019 must file a written No. 781 289 5107 transportation. Call for sonnel management, fundraising and fiscal Gauthier Date of Death Felix D. Arroyo appearance and answer CARRY details. 978-590-8810 oversight and understand the mission and Register of Probate in this court at Three ------04/10/2019 ROOM FOR philosophy of Community Action. Master’s To all interested persons: 9/5/19 Pemberton Square, RENT Revere Broadway degree in business administration, non-profit A Petition for Formal W Boston, MA 02108 on or before September 30, Office- management or social work; or equivalent Adjudication of Intestacy 2nd floor, 1 room, and Appointment of 2019 or you may lose the REVERE Available professional experience. Salary and benefits opportunity to challenge $500. Personal Representative 9/7/19. Nicely Fur- are competitive and commensurate with LEGAL NOTICE the foreclosure on the Includes utilities and has been filed by Nicole E. nished Room. Laundry work experience. Gauthier of Winthrop, MA ground of noncompliance parking. with the Act. in house requesting that the Court (SEAL) 781 864 9958 COMMONWEALTH Witness, Gordon H. Piper, 8 min to Beachmont T enter a formal Decree and Please submit cover letter and resume to Order and for such other OF MASSACHUSETTS Chief Justice of this Court and Beach. Smoke NO [email protected] relief as requested in the LAND COURT on August 26, 2019. Pets NO Petition. DEPARTMENT OF Attest: 1st last and Sec. Refer- The Petitioner requests THE TRIAL COURT Deborah J. Patterson Deadline for applications: Sept. 13, 2019 Recorder ences Required. $745 that: Nicole E. Gauthier 19 SM 002492 ORDER OF 9/5/19 338 224 3839 Equal Employment Opportunity of Winthrop, MA be appointed as Personal NOTICE W WINTHROP PROFESSIONAL

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By Kate Anslinger found and used refurbished during annual events such items, and essentially de- as the Holiday Tree Light- The Beautification Com- veloped French Square ing and the Halloween mittee, founded and led by with the help of many vol- Haunt. Frank Costantino for over unteers, and it has become Costantino, an architect 15 years, and its current the fiber of Winthrop,” said and designer by training, Sponsorship Program, is in Costantino, who has seen and a professional archi- the midst of repurposing the many of the original Beau- tectural illustrator, came plants, plaques and benches tification members pass on up with the initial design in French Square. On a mis- since the committee was for French Square, which sion to move the thriving formed. “And now with the was approved by the town’s plant material in the park current utility plans, French Selectmen (Robert De before French Square gets Square is slated to become Leo was chair at the time) in 1984; and it has been uprooted during the new a temporary parking lot for an aesthetically pleasing French Square before the renovation in the 1980’s. at least a couple of years, development project in its place to gather since its center, Costantino is com- eliminating an attractive completion and dedication mitted to conserving the open space in center.” in 1987. Located direct- features that were so deli- The majority of town ly at the bottom of streets cately placed in during its center businesses spill out that are at much higher el- formation in the mid-’80s. into French Square, where evation, the plan for the The Beautification Com- it has long been a major fo- low-lying French Square mittee was first proposed in cal point for shoppers and was well-thought out, mak- 1983 and officially formed business owners. Originally ing it a significant mark on in 1984, as an answer to conceived as, and often re- the map of Winthrop. Each MAPC’s plans to divide ferred to as the “town’s liv- element of French Square French Square in half. ing room,” French Square contains a piece of Win- “We used a creative has served as a gathering throp’s history, from the idea, created plans, in- point for residents and has iron rails from the Narrow volved the community, proved to be a key spot Gauge RR track surround- ing the large plaque in the square (as well as embed- ded in Hagman Road), to the many bronze pathway plaques that are heartfelt re- membrances of noteworthy residents. The benches and plaques were contributed by both corporate and civ- French Square after the 1980s renovation. ic donors and the Winthrop Chamber of Commerce, all their time to use plants and As the center develop- building, and other areas of which speaks to the wide flowers to also transform ment project gets under- in and around town cen- community involvement in many street islands around way, French Square will ter. The nine cedar-wood the project. town, including the High- be ripped up by next April. benches need to be cleaned “We want to at least save lands and the Crest Avenue This fall, Costantino is hop- and removed, along with the thriving plant material Park edge, Beacon Circle, ing to find volunteers to over a dozen small, bronze that has been paid for by Terrace Gardens, Hermon help dig up the viable and plaques, and as many of different sponsors and com- Street, Pleasant Street sev- attractive perennial plants the original found cobble- panies,” said Costantino, eral other places, now spon- in the Square, and relocate stones. More info will be who has faithfully tended sored by members of the them to the Walden Street forthcoming for interested to the original gardens over Chamber. area, near the EB Newton residents to help out. many years and coordinat- ed the project’s design from start to finish. “We have Italian Heritage Month Committee plans fundraiser to respect the fact that this space is also a memorial On Saturday, Sept. 28, Agnes., Jr and Comm. Lino E. Travaglini, Representa- to WWII veteran, Harold the Italian Heritage Month Rullo. tive Salvatore F. Di Masi French.” Committee, together with 2019 marks the 20th and Representative Robert As plans for French the Consul General of Ita- Anniversary of October A. De Leo carried the Bill Square were developing, ly, will be holding a Dinner as Italian Heritage Month. to passage and then-Gov- the Beautification Com- Dance Fundraiser at Spi- The Italian Heritage Month ernor Argeo Paul Cellucci mittee initially volunteered nelli’s in Lynnfield. The Committee was formed in signed the Bill on Oct. 15, evening will honor the 1999 and was responsible 1999, requiring every sit- three Co-Founders of Octo- for the filing and enactment ting governor in the future ber Italian Heritage Month: of the legislature declaring to proclaim October as Ital- Judge Joseph V. Ferrino Sr. October as Italian Heri- ian Heritage Month. (Retired), Judge Peter W. tage Month. Sen. Robert The Italian Heritage Month Committee hopes FIRST you will join them as they celebrate 20 years with the Co-Founders of this import- ant legislationat Spinelli’s in Lynnfield, at 6:30 p.m. DAY AT Music will be provided by Steve Savio and the Sea Breeze band, Donation: $75 Per Person. They will also be putting together a Com- SCHOOL memorative Program Book The First Day at School can for the event. Please note that the be a very happy & special day for both parents, deadline for Ad placement is Sept. 13. 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