Our Lady ·Struck Down

A brand of baseball that suits them to a 'T' ~p 28 ~ Community Newspaper Company • www.allstonbrightontab.com FRIDAY, MAY 2 I 2004 Vol. 8, No. 42 48 Pages 3 Sections 75¢ Bugged tenants call city's hotline Our lady Several apart111ents face conde11111ation ·struck down By Erin Smith CORRESPONDEN T "It's hard to get across By Josh B. Wardrop archdiocese, by dwindling num More than one month after the STAFF WRITER bers of both clergy and parish lnspectional Service Department to them to avoid the It was the news that residents ioners throughout the region. opened a bilingual tip line. All temptation of free of Oak Square, and throughout "lam profoundly aware of the :-.ton-B1ighton resident '> are '>till Brighton, knew wa-. coming but emotion the announcement of calling to complain of bedbugs. merchandise." dared to dream, and pray, would the closing of a parish evokes," A call into the tip line and a not come. On Tuesday, it was Landlord Ralph Ladd said O'Malley. "It means the subsequent inspection resulted in announced that Our Lady of the lo!>.s of a spiritual home, the the ISD holding a hearing of ,s Presentation Church and its ac place where so much time and sible condemnation for f ur at 244 Kelton St.. 2 '8 Che ... t1 ut companying grammar school resources have been invested, apaitmcnts at 125 GI en vi lie m Hi II Ave., I0- I 2 Sal. nder- St. and would close thei r doors - per the house where so many im May 20. The decision on con 125 Glenville A'e. accordinf to haps as soon as two months po1tant moments in people's demnation is pending and the Timberlake. from now - as part of the lives, from birth to death, have hearing officer has I 0 days to The inspe<.t· rs arc recom Boston Archdiocese's reconfig taken place. I wish there was issue a ruling, said ISO spokes mending that all inlected apart uration process. wme way that all of these won woman Lisa Timberlake. ments and in 1.,01ne ca...,e .... the en At the Tuesday press confer derful houses of life and prayer The ISO tip line, which opened tire building. be treated by ence at St. John's Seminary in could remain open and alive and April 9, offers anonymity to ten professional ex tcm1inators. Brighton \~here Our Lady of the fu ll. But, there is not." ants who fear landlord retaliation Camila Fre1l<l! ha.., li\ed at 125 Presentation was officially For Father Bill Salmon, the for reporting bedbug infesiation.., Glenville with her fim1il~ ti.)r the named as one of70 parishes that loss of Our Lady will be doubly the 'tancd v.ill clo-.e their doors, Boston and other poor health conditions past year. but t'lt.'tlhug ... .. 'M t f£ difficult. Not only will he be re in the home. biting just tiVl. month_, ago. Alter BOSton Archbishop Sean O'Malley, ;t, and Bishop Richard Archbi-.hop Sean O'Malley ex assigned ebewhere within the So far, the anonymou.., tip line two months of ,m,uc ·e.,,ful treat Lennon walk Into Tuesday's press co ference to announce pressed regret for the move ne archdiocese, he'll also be losing has resulted in in-.pections and ment. the Fre1ta. farnil} decided church closings at St. John's Semin y In Brighton. cessitated, according to the OUR LADY, page 15 evidence of bedbug infestation-. BEDBUGS. page 26 Mulling over math Easements bolster EF school's plans By Josh B. Wardrop STAFF WRITER "Essentially, we'd be Give a little. get a little - ap parently, it\ a le-.son that the ad talking about eight ministmtors of the EF Language acres of what's defined School on Lake Street have learned to perfection. as Urban Wild Woods The Brighton school, which upon which all we or ha-. taught English to visiting for eign students since 1995, took any owner could do to sign ificant strides in its proposal the property is replace to bui ld an addition onto the ex isting Cenacle building at a com diseased or dying munity meeting held at the school on Tuesday. The proposed new trees, as a means of building would correspond with keeping the property EFs planned absorption of the HULT International Business safe for users." School , a program that offers Lori van Dam MBA courses to older foreign -.tudenl'., which Lori van Dam, EF executive vice president of in popul ation to make up for the formation and communication, loss." said would be essential to the lan According to van Dam, EF's guage ..,chool's survival. expects to have a maximum of .. In the pa'>t, we've had up to 300 language students at the 600 language students here," said school in the future. The expan van Dam. "But since Sept. I I, sion proposal would call for a •111.t.. rz•~v there's been a substantial de new two-level building, featuring Fourth grade student Victor Molescu ponders over the answers to problems durlng the first Greater Boston Mat~ Olympiad, held crease in foreign parents' desire larger "case-method" classrooms Sunday at the Shaloh House In Brighton. The event was co-sponsored by the M T Mathematics Department. See story on page 22. to send their chi ldren to the U.S. suitable for business study, added So. we need to bring in an adult EF, page 30 I IDE Concerns continue to pog 142 Bigelow St. plans By Josh B. WarClrop if"lab can reheve themseh e..,. ' unit residential development. This meet lot of time and passion into. We're trying Residents 11 ·'Right no\~ it\ a 2 milli~n dog ing was part of the BRA's Article 80 to greatly improve and beautify a proper From his home at 157 Bigelow St.. An pound,'' .,aid Camoes. ··somethin. ha.., to Small Project Review Process for the pro ty that's been a blight. We want some help make drew Camoes ha '> had a close-up \ iew of go in there." ject, which was originally proposed late thing tasteful that keeps the single-family the property at 142 Bigelow for ) ears. He Camoes · comments came at a May 20 la-,1 year. feel of the neighborhood, and we're not clearly remembers the p )Chiatnc pa- meeung in downtown Brightontspon Michael Zafiropoul ao, speaking for the here to further cause di visiveness over the A-B tients who used to lt\e at the fonner msti .,c.red by the Boston Redevelopm nt Au development team that includes brothers property - though, unfortunately, that's ltution wandering into his yard, and toda). th0rity, set up to gather communi feed Peter and Ni cholas Davos and himself, sometimes the result of the process." shine he watches dog Cl\\ ners wall.. their pet... b'"cl-: for a proposed project that would told the crowd that "We truly feel this is Zafiropoulao wasn't incorrect in that onto the propert) regularly so that the an- ccmert a fonner nursing home into a 26- an exceptional plan, which we've put a .,..SEEPAGE 9 142 BIGELOW, page 26 I INSIDE Harvard mulls over m0ny plans for Allston sites Commentary 12 By Casey Lyons '>1Je of the Charles. technology, professional schools, Allston The reports target Harvard's 200 acres Community Notes 10 CC S•ONDENl Focusine on four critical area.,, the re- life and undergraduate life," according to a of North All ton land that the'\miversity Long considered one of the premier ports the fir..t planm.· ng p1ases of Harvard press release. "Not all of these has acquired or purchased over the last 20 Crime 29 repre~ent institutions in the nation, Han ard ma~ \\hat will be a multi-decade project ideas will become reality, and no doubt years, said Hruvard spokeswoman Lauren be looking to further extend its acade 'The product of university-wide ollab some ideas not yet articulated will be Marshall. Entertainment 15 mic graces into All ... ton. Recently. Har oration among member.. of Harvar \ fac forthcoming. But these reports contain Currently, Harvard has its business many ideas that will help shape Harvard in ·school, athletic facilities and some offices Ubrary Notes 5 vard facu lty task forces released -,e\ er ul ies. these repons offer a range f pro a! plans for the school' future on his posal in the areas of scien and the decades to come." HARVARD, page 15 Obituaries 29 :\L\EL . ~'?, ... tr. 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