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BOOK YOUR Edes responded to Galatis that “I came up with the idea of prior to the Wednesday Next impact he had, not only on Lynn impact he had, not only on Lynn Classical and BU, but on the Red Sox,” said Galatis. “So I asked Gordon if the Red Sox would consider honoring Harry.” he talked with Red Sox senior management and the organiza Agganis. tion wanted to honor as27 June Harry on honoring Heritage wider Greek a part of celebration and the Red Sox ap proved it,” said Galatis, noting that the date has special signifi cance as it falls on the 63rd anni death. Agganis’s versary of - - - - - l By Cary Shuman Agganis played two seasons themet with Gordon Edes, “I As a young boy, Bill Galatis As a young boy, “Growing up in Chelsea, my Ag- Galatis said he admired “I was admitted to BU, but un A Labor of Love A Labor fortunately I couldn’t go because fortunately I couldn’t have enough money,” we didn’t said Galatis, who eventually at but University, tended Suffolk an adjunct professorlater became at BU for eight years. with the Boston Red Sox and those Galatis - never forgetting childhood tales from his father about "The Golden Greek" - wanted to do something special at Fenway Park to honor the memory of the former Sox first baseman, who died in 1955 at the age of 26. Red Sox historian, and talked to Agganis and the him about Harry would listen to the stories his fa legend the about tell would ther Harryathlete, Classical Lynn ary Agganis. Harry’s followed dad [Bill Sr.] and BU, Classical career at Lynn not only because my dad was Greek, but my dad played semi- pro football for the Ipswich Red Raiders,” recalled Galatis. “The fact that my father talked about Harry as much as he did, had an impact on my life.” ganis so much that he wanted to Aggan attend Boston University, alma mater. is’s Galatis worked hard create to HarryRed Sox tribute to Agganis - - - o u r n a Lynn Lynn DPW at BLUE 781-477-7099 Please see COUNCIL Page 3 Please see COUNCIL Recycling Recycling week Next Next week For For more info. call the The budget includes a Over at the School Depart- For years, said Lathman, Lynn J the ‘optimal’ number of officers size. for a city of Lynn’s $300,000 increase for the city’s snow removal and ice budget (DPW) and Works for Public Commissioner will allow DPW Andrew Hall to hire one more full-time employee. However, Hall cautioned that even with the increase the city will most like ly spend over the snow and ice budget. Cath ment, Superintendent Dr. erine Lathman reported on the $147.2 million allocated in the budget for her department. Thursday, June 21, 2018 Thursday, - - - - -

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McGee said to close the city’s McGee said to close the city’s hearing Lynn Tuesday’s At essential financial city's the specifically, staff, safety and public first fulltime Chief Financial Of ficer, 20 new firefighters pendingficer, the awarding of a federal grant, and 10 new police officers. growing fiscal crisi, the city will borrow $9.5 million to close the 2018 budget gap and borrow FY 2019. another $4 million for FY Back in February the Council voted in favor of a home rule pe tition that will allow the city to borrow up to $14 million from the Department of Revenue to bud million $8.1 city's the close The home rule petition get gap. that passed also raised some fees on residents and lifted a restric tion that requires voter approval before the city can borrow more than $4 million. MagearyMichael Police Chief testified that he will add ten new officers plus an additional nine through a federal COPS grant from the U.S. Department of Jus This will strengthen Lynn’s tice. police force to 183 officers, just police force size 10 shy of Lynn’s back in the 1990s. Having 193 officers, Mageary said, would be - - - - L

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T who attended the celebration. who attended the Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce. Pictured above with Leslie Gould are some of the many guests of the many some Gould are with Leslie above Pictured of Commerce. Chamber Beverly the Greater standing leadership and dedication and wished her good luck in her new position as executive director of as executive position her good luck in her new and wished standing leadership and dedication her honor at Mission on the Bay in Swampscott. LACC members and friends thanked Gould for her out Gould for members and friends thanked LACC Mission in Swampscott. her honor at on the Bay The Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce honored President and CEO Leslie Gould at a farewell celebration in celebration Gould a farewell at and CEO Leslie President honored of Commerce Chamber Area Lynn The budget includes the addition of the City's share of health insur of $47.3 million. posed budget correctly budgets 100 percent utilization at a cost tion. McGee added that the pro- on projectedcosts based ance spending requirement for educa fully funds the city’s net school the city’s fully funds includes an $847,564 in reserves, that the balanced budget, which sent a letter to the Council saying they were satisfied with their re 2019 budget next week. the FY Mayor Office all reported that the Council will most likely pass ment Veterans Affairs and the Affairs Veterans ment spective budgets, signaling that Public Works, School Depart Works, Public city agencies like Lynn Police, city agencies like Lynn before next week’s vote. before next week’s heads on their wants and needs was to hear from city department Year 2019 budget next Thursday. Thursday. 2019 budget next Year proposed $319.5 million Fiscal hearing and plans to vote on the Council held a second budget Lynn City Council holds second budget hearing ------Please see OP-ED Page 3 Thursday, June 21, 2018 21, June Thursday, In 2009, a study by the Rand Like the rest of the nation, emergency rooms, for treatment. rooms, for treatment. emergency the Commonwealth is experi- encing an escalating number of According opioid related deaths. Department of Pub to the MA werethere 2016 in Health, lic 2,155 reported opioid related deaths in Massachusetts. Heart breaking stories of neighbors, friends, coworkers, and family members dying from overdos es have become too familiar. All available resources must be leveraged to combat this public health crisis, including access to Medication Assisted Treat which has proven ment (MAT), NPs Nationally, lifesaving. be to have contributed Howev disease. this treating to significantly antiquat in Massachusetts, er, ed and unnecessarily restrictive laws and regulations mandating physician supervision for NP prescriptive practice are limiting the ability of NPs to respond to the epidemic. For those patients such with opioid use disorder, delays in receiving care can be life-threatening. ------d -E p O uest G For patients seeking access challenges facing the Common wealth. NPs are licensed, board certified and have achieved or doctoral degree. master’s a quality documented high With outcomes, they are equipped to fill the gaps, enhance access to care, provide life-saving treat ment for opioid use disorder and deliver a much-needed cost savings to the Commonwealth – and to patients. In failing to use ed their of extent full the to NPs ucation and training to optimize healthcare delivery the state’s system, Massachusetts is miss ing an opportunity to best serve patients. to basic healthcare services in Massachusetts, including both primary and specialty care, re contributespractice NP stricted to longer wait times. Research supports that for those patients seeking a new family medicine inaccess delays appointment, are amongstCommonwealth the the worst in the nation. Faced with longer wait times for ap with contending and pointments significant delays in care,tients may risk adverse health pa outcomes or rely on more costly delivery settings, such ascare ------in health care access, efficiency 2 Massachusetts falling behind rest of the nation While other states have tak There are 9,500 qualified, While Massachusetts has ledhas Massachusetts While form, residents of the Common basiclack to continue wealth access to primary and specialty care across the state. Poor pa an uncon to care, access tient trolled opioid epidemic and rising healthcare costs together present a perfect storm. Many been pro have states however, practice removing about active barriers to increase access to NP driven care. en steps to position the NP workforce to meet rising needs, antiquated and unnecessarily licensing and laws restrictive requirements leave Massachu setts as one of only 13 states in the nation – and the only state in New England - that continues to maintain a such a restrictive The unintend nurse practice act. ed consequence of health reform is access to healthcare coverage without the same level of access interven Without to health care. tion for those patients seeking health care in Massachusetts, it is not likely to improve. educated Nurse Practitioners available to meet the healthcare the nation with health care re THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - - - - editorial Printer John Lynds Seth Daniel Judy Russi Scott Yates Business Editorial Reporting Staff com . Accounts Executive Concord Monitor (N.H.) com . 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Noon 2 p.m. 6 p.m. 7:15 p.m. St. Mary’ 5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 10 a.m. Time tioners’ Legislative Com tioners’ Coalition of Nurse Practi mittee and Former MCNP MCNP mittee and Former Chair of the Massachusetts Chair MGH Emergency Medicine Galatis is excited that the Red why explain will plaque “The Gov. Charlie Baker has pro Charlie Baker has Gov. As registered nurses with Donna Hanson, MS ANP, BC, ANP, Donna Hanson, MS Stephanie Ahmed, DNP, FNP- Ahmed, DNP, Stephanie also be honored as part of Greek Heritage Night. Sox will permanently the bronze plaque in honor of display Agganis behind home plate on the outside wall of the Red Sox Clubhouse. spe- a such has Agganis Harry cial place at starting their Fenway, Harry was because only not Boston the all but baseman, first University home football games were played at Fenway in those advanced master’s or doctoral advanced master’s level education and national cer tification in advanced practice nursing specialties, Nurse Prac- titioners have the and experience needed to de knowledge cost-effective liver high-quality, healthcare to patients. or Guard during the Nationalor Guard Anthem that will be choir froma Greek Orthodox sung by Braintree. claimed June 27 as Harry Ag Harry claimed June 27 as andganis Day in Massachusetts will present a special proclama will There Agganis. Greg to tion the be a video tribute during also - Five Greek-Ameri ceremony. news 5 Channel including cans, caster Maria Stephanos, will be wealth. Increased access to ba sic healthcare, specialty services and opioid use disorder treat ment all mean significant cost savings for the Commonwealth. Full Practice Authority to Nurse Full Practice Practitioners in Massachusetts, thus removing the requirement for physician oversight for NP doingIn practice. prescriptive positioned better be will NPs so, to respond to the evolving care Common the of needs delivery

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Op-Ed// Op-Ed// JROTC will serve as the Hon- Foundation. The Lynn English The Lynn Foundation. hood Foods, and the Gerondelisthe and Foods, hood Agganis family, Old Neighbor Agganis family, of the Agganis Foundation, the Agganis Foundation, of the and Greg Agganis, great neph and Greg Or Greek George St. the and game, thanks to the generosity in tribute to Harry Agganis. in tribute to Harry States,of Greece to the United pitch. went to school at Amherst Col Galatis. English Classical, Lynn Lynn Football Classic, will attend the Sox will unveil a bronze plaque throw out the ceremonial first Sox fan, so I was able to con said in the pre-game ceremony,” Agganis athletes playing in the Angels-Red Sox game, the Red Sox game, the Angels-Red ew of Harry Agganis, will each Redhuge a became and lege part take and up fly to him vince thodox Church, along with will remove barriers imped tain Health Care Costs and Im pending on Beacon Hill, which Act H.2451/S.1257, An to - Con bring costs down. of their training and education. Rec as Care Practitioner Nurse Massachu modernize will FTC, lization of NPs in care is a via ble and responsible way to help abili ing Nurse Practitioners’ ty to practice to the full extent Based Value Access to prove ommended by the IOM and setts licensure laws and grant costs continue to increase, uti- physician rate. As Healthcare physician rate. that are 75-85 percent of the presently reimburse NPs at rates an NP are 20 - 35 percent low Medicaid and private insurers still not acted. Office visits with Medicare, outcomes. quality of dollars through increased uti recommendations, the state has visits, without compromise in sachusetts could save millions lization of NPs. Despite these er in cost than physician driven

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Galatis// Galatis// 57th Football Game 7th Girls Lacrosse Game 7th Boys Lacrosse Game 23rd Boys Soccer Game 23rd Girls Soccer Game 14th Boys Basketball Game 24th Baseball Game 14th Girls Basketball Game Awards ceremony Awards 22nd Softball Game Event - - - - Thursday, June 21, 2018 21, June Thursday, Sweetser is focused on iden support a swim register, To “[Women’s baseball is] here,” baseball “[Women’s 4 to from last will panel The help pediatric cancer survivors with an array of issues, includ- of treating long-term effects ment, social and psychological concerns, and the risk of second cancers. Proceeds also benefit the continued research of David MD, chief of medical Sweetser, genetics at MGHfC. tifying novel and non-toxic therapies for the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Funds additionally support pro grams such as art and music therapy and child life services that enhance the quality of life youngest can for the hospital’s cer patients. mer or learn more, please visit www.swimacrossamerica.org/ boston. she added. “We’re recognizing she added. “We’re we’re onlythat we’re here, and going in one direction.” quantity of limited A 6:30 p.m. tickets will be available to the Sox gameaudience for a Red Marinersagainst the Seattle is located atat 7:15 p.m. MHS St., Boston. Boylston 1154 - - - - RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY The SAA Boston Harbor Boston The SAA America Across Swim (SAA) Now retired, Mills’ work in said. growing,” Mills “We’re Mayor Thomas McGee and School Committee member Jared Nich- member Jared McGeeThomas and School Committee Mayor Executive olson joined North Business Association Latino Shore Jose Martinez for the ribbon-cutting at Director ceremony Frances Ave. Western 680 Bonao, A Lechonera restaurant, new Acosta’s Luis left, from are, opening celebration grand Saturday’s at Pictured of (daughter Torres Union, Gabriella Credit Jean’s Noesi of St. Ariel Jose Luis owner restaurant McGee, Thomas Mayor Acosta), Jose Luis Martinez, of Metro Diana Moreno Nicholson, Frances Jared Acosta, Life. York of New Valera Union, and Ircania Credit Across America Boston. swim is a 22-mile relay-style open-water swim beginning at 7 a.m. on July 13 from Rowes Wharf behind the Boston Harbor minimum fundraising A Hotel. required for$2,000 is of pledge individuals to participate. is a non-profit organization that runs events from Boston to San Francisco to support cancer re search at the At hospitals and institutions. country’s finest SAA, money raised locally stays local, ensuring that swimmers know their efforts fit will their bene communitiesProceeds from the Boston-ar directly. ea swims benefit the David B. ClinicLife of Quality Jr. Perini, expertswhere Dana-Farber, at This August, the Women’s Base Women’s the August, This will be played on Cup World ball American soil for the first time Viera, at in tournament history Fla. baseball continues— women’s the panel.the latest to come at the fastest growing sport “It’s now:right States United the in baseball.” girls’ - - - - -

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Thursday, June 21, 2018 21, June Thursday, Please see NEWS, Page 9 Currently available in 60 mar Many councilors said they got anyonesaid DeMaria Mayor Plan Area The Metropolitan EVERETT – The old Woods – The EVERETT old Woods Not for nothing that it was kets, Lime is the leading Ameri kets, Lime is the leading All company. mobility smart can of its bikes are GPS and 3G-en- abled, making it simple for rid ers to find, unlock and pick up a using their smart nearby vehicle finished, is ride the When phone. riders simply end the ride with the Lime mobile app and respon sibly park by the street curb, or at a bike rack. ning Council (MAPC) an- Bike was one of the two vendors bikedockless provide to selected share services for 15 participat ing communities in Metro Bos- Arling- ton, including Malden, ton, Bedford, Belmont, Chelsea, Everett, Lexington, Medford, Melrose, Milton, Needham, Wa Newton, Revere, Waltham, tertown, and Winthrop. moving unwanted bikes. numerous calls all weekend. who has a problem with Lime Bike can call 3-1-1 and it will go directly to the company for action. WOODS MEMORIAL BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION COMING TO A CLOSE nounced on Memorial Bridge over Route 16 on the Everett/Medford line was machineold rickety of kind the that time left behind 50 years ago. used heavily with patchwork metal grates over the former - - - - 'GOLDEN ROOMS' 'GOLDEN “A lot of cities like Mal “A Steve Winslow, of Bike to Winslow, Steve He said they are seeing peo Transportation Planner Jay Transportation “This system is a great way to there have however, Already, City Councilor Fred Capone Indeed, the system does allow A PEAK INTO LUXURY AT ENCORE ENCORE AT LUXURY INTO PEAK A The Encore Boston Harbor website shows renderings of what a of what renderings shows Harbor website Boston Encore The out three has fitted Encore Already, hotel. in the new looks like suite rooms. of other fitting out the hundreds runs before as test rooms Rooms.’ ‘Golden known as the are They ple in both communities choose LimeBike who may not ride a bike otherwise. tion and now they are continuing that by adding dockless biking.” the Sea (and also a Malden city councilor), said Malden launched earlier this spring and is seeing upwards of 400 rides per day. den and Everett have a lot itand homes three-family of to keep a make it easy doesn’t seeing a bike,” he said. “We’re thatpeople of new range whole are now bicycling to get around on these bikes. Usually about 1 bikeby travel people of percent around here. It gives people an other option. It can really help people to have another option to get around the city or to get afor wait have to not and home bus that comes less frequently on also very easy the weekend. It’s to use.” Monti said the more options available, the better. give opportunities for mobility cara on rely don’t who to folks to get around,” he said. been concerns. thefor Monday night called on City to revoke the contract with LimeBike because the bikes were causing a problem all over the city. people to leave the bikes on the sidewalk, and LimeBike is re sponsible for corralling the bikes each day into designated areas. They are also responsible for THE REGION ------8 Mayor Carlo DeMaria said he think so, but I may not “You “Providing alternative and Scott Mullen, Lime director of “Launching in Everett is par Already, the lime green col Already, EVERETT – The City of Ev – EVERETT ticular exciting because the City has proven to be an innovator already in the transportation space,” he said. “The Bus Rapid did last year was so they Transit simple and so groundbreaking at the same time. Everett has shown itself to be a leader in transporta- ored bikes have hit the streets of Everett with numerous riders utilizing them at a price of $2 per hour – though a promotion running now allows a $5 credit The for rides through Dec. 31. launch of 300 bikes in Everett is part of a regional network of launches that has already hap pened in Malden and Chelsea. LimeBike was chosen by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) as the pre ferred dockless bike company for the region earlier this year. Bike systems with docks also ex ist in other locales (such as Hub and the City of Way/BlueBike), Everett has said it is working to also provide that service in the future too. was excited to launch the bicycle program, and he was so excit ed that he jumped on one of the bikes and took a few laps around City Hall. can move fast on these bikes,” he joked with those assembled In all seriousness, Thursday. on though, he said it was an import- of wheel ant cog in the larger reprogramming transportation in Everett. active transportation for Everett con reducing to key is residents gestion, air pollution and grow health ing economic opportunity, and well-being in the City,” “I’m ex said. Mayor DeMaria cited to be partnering with Lime Bike to bring bike sharing to the City that will help us achieve these goals.” expansion for New England, was Thursday and he said present on it was exciting to be in Everett. erett and LimeBike announcederett and LimeBike dockless bikethe launch of the June Thursday, rental service last at City Hall7, in a ceremony that featured City officials,bik thefrom staff and advocates ing Center. Wellness LIMEBIKE LAUNCHES LIMEBIKE LAUNCHES IN EVERETT at https://massbooktrails.oncell. com/en/index.html. THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN ------NEWS FROM AROUND AROUND FROM NEWS “This trail underscores the on the web and as a Available For more information go to: information go to:For more The Massachusetts Center for contact information, more For CHELSEA - Recognizing the Recognizing - CHELSEA Chelsea Public Library is cel ebrated on the trail for providing democratic access to read ing and 21st century gateways to opportunity for their patrons through digital connectivity and programming that enhances lifelong learning and cultural assim ilation. architecture, and unique history, attributes of each Gateway City explains Sharon Shaloo, library,” executive director of Mass. Center for the Book. “Some built are ‘Carnegie Libraries,’ through the generosity of philan Andrew thropist and industrialist Carnegie; others had humble be ginnings as a shelf of books to loan at the local general store. But this trail also common mission of these public reflects the institutions that is as important today as it ever was: our public libraries are centerpieces of civ ic engagement and advancement and benefit from the local, state and federal support they receive to further their objectives.” Trails free download, Mass Book https://www.chelseama.gov/ community-preservation-com mittee. ary Museums of Massachusetts, and African American Writers toursAdditional Trail. Heritage are being added as libraries have invitation to accepted MCB’s develop their own local literary, cultural, and historic tours. the Book, chartered as the Com monwealth Affiliate of the Cen ter for the Book in the Library of Congress, is a public-private with devel partnership charged oping, supporting and promot ing cultural programming that advances the cause of books and reading and enhances the out reach potential of Massachusetts public libraries. MassBook [email protected]. be found in the app may Trails store and through Google Play. It is also available on the web was launched in 2017 with two literary walking tours in Boston and two statewide trails: Liter CHELSEA LIBRARY ON MCB TRAIL integral role that public librariespublic that role integral Mas play in their communities, sachusetts Center for the Bookfor the sachusetts Center (MCB) has added a Gateway to its live app, Trail City Library MassBook Trails. ------

Nine members appointed to Community Preservation The Committee is organized CHELSEA - The newly es- The - CHELSEA theChelsea voters approved Page 8 Page the Community Preservation Committee are: Bea Cravatta, Caroline Ellenbird, Judith Dyer, Jose Iraheta, Michelle Lopez, Ron Robinson, Noor, Yahya Five Willis. Tuck and Vega, Juan members, by statute, represent City boards and commissions. The remaining four members are cityChelsea by the appointed manager with the following re Committee (CPC) members serve a three-year term in a vol Direc AICP, by John DePriest, dreds of thousands of dollars cre used for the to be year each ation and acquisition of afford able housing, historic preserva tion, open space and recreation. quirements for each of the seats: one seat requires expertise in open spaces, housing and/or his torical preservation; one seat re quires expertise in development, business, finance, and/orremainingtwo the and struction; con- seats will be for individuals with a history of community involve ment. and must be unteer capacity, The CPC’s residents of Chelsea. primary responsibilities include: administrativean approving Commu budget for the City’s nity Preservation program; de veloping an annual Community Preservation Plan; reviewing project applications and making recommendations for funding members CPC approval. Further, are required to meet with regu larity and engage with commu nity groups throughout the City as needed. Department City of Chelsea tor, of Planning and Development. has been prepared to An RFP hire a Professional Planning con- thedevelop to services sultant Community Preservation Plan. The Community Preservation Committee solicits and reviews proposals for use of the Com Act funds munity Preservation and makes recommendations on The how funds should be used. arequires project any of funding recommendation from the com mittee. ber 2016. ber provide hun will It MEMBERS APPOINTED MEMBERS APPOINTED TO CPC tablished Community Preserva tablished Community in Novem adoption of the CPA tion Committee (CPC) will leadtion Committee (CPC) use of funds provided Chelsea’s Preservationby the Community Act (CPA).

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Still, of the votes cast, 97-per- less than 2-percent of the city’s 22,074 registered voters. Cahill will next appear on the cent were for Cahill, with just 11 write-in ballots.

Special General Election ballot on Tuesday, May 10, where he Cahill thanked his campaign will also be unopposed, as no Republican candidates ran for the open seat.

team, which he noted has worked very hard over the last few weeks, despite the fact he was unopposed in the election and Cahill said he and the team will continue to use the campaign trail as a way to raise awareness about important Voters have until April 20 to topics like local unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and access to a quality, affordable education.

Page 9 Page register to vote in the May 10 special election.

they will be moving on afterDevin and Gaudet each signed graduation to a larger stage and fulfilling a lifelong dream to be a college baseball player.

letters of intent to attend Saint o u r n a L Anselm College in Manchester, In an interesting twist to this N.H., where they will play in coach Barry Rosen’s Division 2 By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. program.

Cahill wins primary Please see BASEBALLbaseball Page story, 2 Classical coach with 369 votes Will run unopposed on May 10 ballot City Council President Daniel

Cahill, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination to suc- ceed former State Representative Robert Fennell, got 369 votes out of 380 votes Tuesday, April 12 Cahill, who at one time thought and has essentially cleared his 1 J path to become Lynn’s newest State Representative. “I am always humbled by the he would have a challenger in the primary was grateful for the votes he received on Tuesday.

support I receive,” said Cahill. Double A Ball “To get that kind of support, 400 The voter turnout for the spe- people, when my name was the only name on the ballot, I was very excited.” By Cary Shuman cial election was exceedingly low, even with only one candi- date on the ballot, representing

LC stars Devin, GaudetBrandon will continue Devin careers and Andre at St. Anselm

Gaudet have been friends, class- mates, and teammates for a long time. They starred in different Thursday, April 14, 2016 Little League organizations, played for the Gallant All-Star Now seniors and star athletes team and were united asAll-Stars again in the Greater Lynn Babe Ruth program.

at Lynn Classical High School, y n n -

Lynn Classical seniors Brandon Devin (left) and Andre Gaudet sign letters of intent to attend St. Anselm College. Also pictured at the ceremony are Brandon’s parents, Bill and Lynne Devin, LCHS Principal L Gene Constantino, and Andre’s parents, Ron and Diane Gaudet.

themselves in a league with four GBL teams, but the current proposal would stipulate that the four teams would be split with two going in one division and two in the other. Another con- cern involved the Everett High football team, a perennial pow- Please see MERGER Pageerhouse. 2 Under the new proposal,

The workshops will focus on

teaching those who work with children to look for the signs of Carrigan said that the cam- child sexual abuse, so the victims can be identified and the perpe trators can be brought to justice.

paign will continue to focus on Other key contributors to the prevention, prosecution fo the offenders and treatment for the h e victims.

effort include Birgitta Damon of Lynn Economic Opportunity (LEO), Diane Kuzia Hills of My Brother’s Table, Superintendent Catherine Latham f the LynnParticipants in the workshops Public Schools and Jetta Bernier of the Massachusetts Citizens for Children.

must pre-register by calling 781- T 309-5619

er, which would bring Everett, Malden, Medford and Somerville into the conference.A proposal to merge the two leagues has been rejected in the past, but Con- stantino is hoping some of the One of those concerns was concerns expressed at that time have been addressed in the new proposal.

that some NEC teams could find

ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISER

School of Lynn, the Lynn Pub- lic Schools, All Care VNA, and Massachusetts Citizens for Chil- dren. The campaign will be focused on helping to identify the The campaign was the idea of victims of child sexual abuse and raise awareness of the issue to others in the community.

local attorney James Carrigan, who has witnessed firsthand the impacts of child sexual abuse and wanted to do something to stop it. Carrigan organized a group of executive directors from local The group will jointly host non-profits and youth services agencies and the Enough Abuse Campaign was launched.

training workshops on April 27, 28 and 29 (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday), from 89 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the City Council Cham- bers at Lynn City Hall. By Joyce Erekson

The Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium was transformed into a casino Friday evening for the second annual Casino Night. Guests enjoyed casino games, live music, and food from local restaurants. Please see pages 6 and 7 for more photos.

NEC/GBL mergerA proposal coming to merge what up for a vote

remains of the Greater Boston League with the Northeastern Conference will come up for a Classical High Principal Gene vote at meeting of the NEC prin- cipals on April 27 at Beverly By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. High School.

Constantino is a fan of the merg-

Local youth groupsMore than teaming a half dozen youthup to stop child sexual abuse

services and educational organi- The Enough Abuse Campaign, zations in the city have teamed up to establish a campaign to end child sexual abuse in the Lynn. BLUE Next week consists of the joint efforts of Lynn Economic Opportunity, My Brother’s Table, St. Mary’s Lynn DPW at Recycling week 781-477-7099

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black - - - - - has served as head Lynn Lynn DPW at 781-477-7099 Please see REGAN Page 11 Please see PETITION Page 3 Recycling Recycling week GREEN 400 Parkland Ave St 532 Lynnfield St 500 Lynnfield 50 Ave Western 108 Ave Western 109 Ave Western Ave Western 111 225 Ave Western 475 Ave Western 841 Ave Western 947 Ave Western Ave Western 1103 509 Eastern Ave She was recently appoint Next Next week For For more info. call the If the Home Rule Petition is Caron requested the Council The City Council has taken Regan interest.” Caron and others haveand interest.” Caron $5 mil suggested that the city’s lion deficit could ballon to $36 special ex the without million emption voted on by the Council night. Tuesday approved by the state legisla ture then the city would be able to mail out the third-quarter tax bills and start to receive revenues without the budget balanced. take action and was backed by Council President Darren Cyr. several measures to raise revenue to close the deficit gap this year. The Council has voted in favor of implementing a trash fee, rais ing meals tax and payments from two medical marijuana the city’s nity,” according to the chamber. nity,” since of school at St. Mary’s 2012. ed the first woman to serve as president at Boston College High ------were selected criteria that includes By John Lynds Special to The Journal The Lynn City Council voted The Lynn Chief Financial Of The City’s Head of School St. Mary’s The honorees “We will be unable to meet “We Council votes in favor for tax Home Rule Petition NS Chamber honors St. Mary's Grace Regan 10-1 Tuesday night in favor of a Tuesday 10-1 Home Rule Petition that seeks a one-time exemption from state law that requires cities and towns to have a balanced budget before res third-quarter out the sending idential tax bills. Grace Cotter Regan was one of seven individuals inducted into the North Shore Chamber of Distin Academy of Commerce’s guished Leaders at the chamber’s Wednesday 99th annual meeting Club. Yacht at Danversport ficer Peter Caron told the council the told Caron Peter ficer last week that if the city was un able to set the tax rate and mail out the third-quarter tax bills the city by the end of the year, would not receive the $31 mil lion in real estate taxes by Feb. 1. payroll,” Caron told the Council. ap the Legislature’s “Without proval, we would have to borrow a significant amount of cash that would probably cost $100,000 in on based “demonstration of leadership, commitment to social respon strong community in sibility, volvement, proven economic impact and/or social impact on creativi region, high level of the innovation and determination ty, sustained enhancement ofand the quality of life in our commu o u r n a L - - J Please see ENGLISH Page 4 This was Carroll’s third year as This was Carroll’s beat a team as good as “To bet- for a hoped had The Rams “That was a good, old-fash- Rivera. Although English coach Chris revengethe downplayed Carroll game, the factor in this year’s English faithful, many of them read that wearing T-shirts “Looking for Revenge” had other ideas. Whatever the Bulldogs’ motivation, it worked like a charm. “This one feels good,” Carroll said. “Last year puts a little extra year. a new is year it, but every on just I just love this 2017 team. It’s end it a special, special team … To playing four great quar this way, ters of football, was a really special ending to the season.” head coach. In the two years prior the Bulldogs to him taking over, finished 3-7. In his first year they sea- last 2-9 to fell but 5-6, went son. think any Classical 38-0, I don’t going coach goes in thinking that’s to happen,” Carroll said. “I’m very happy with the result. I proud for my program and of my team.” ter ending to their season. ioned butt-whooping,” Vaughan said, crediting Carroll and his play ers. “They were better prepared than us. They came out here and laid the wood on us. Sometimes as a program you’ve got to take that. Thursday, November 30, 2017 Thursday, y n n L Both teams had plenty to behad Both teams Student speakers during theStudent speakers world on“Go forth and set the will at- Amy Ly, Salutatorian “Listen, understand and care,” Adol Patrick Valedictorian “Be the hero of your own story already claimed the Northeastern Conference Divisoin 3 title, only the third Englishbecame team in history to finish the season with 10 wins. proud about this season. The Rams, under first-year coach Brian finished 8-3 after going Vaughan, 3-8 in 2016. The saving grace that season came on Thanksgiving when the Rams, who had just seen English take the lead with eight seconds left in the game, came back from the dead to win on a crazy kick return by Marcus h e T By Joyce Erekson The English High football team - show much-anticipated The to vote and bring your parents to bring your parents to vote and are You even the small elections. every kindthe Dreamers. Dream peace, justiceof dream. Dream of a path Dream of and prosperity. everyone, andto citizenship for for wished as Robert Kennedy you, stay forever young.” Class Pres- ceremony included who willident Megan Nguyen, University. attend Georgetown fire,” she said. tend Tufts University, noted that the class has struggled and per severed to get to where they are today. she said. phus, will attend Harvard and he had a simple mes Uni versity, day first the to back looking sage, off. TV of high school, “turn the all given 24 hours a day, are We 24 hours.” how you use those it’s mat no you stop anyone let don’t ter how crazy you may sound,” technolo about “Forget said. he gy just for a minute out of your 24 hours and focus on real life connections, experiences and memories. I implore you, turn that TV off.” The Lynn Classical cheerleaders are shown at the annual Classical-English Thanksgiving game last Thursday Thursday game last Thanksgiving the annual Classical-English at shown cheerleaders are Classical Lynn The Manning Field. morning at prove much left to have didn’t at Manning Field Thanksgiving morning, but if there were any non-believers remaining, the Bulldogs’ resounding 38-0 win over a very good Classical team brought them on board. down between the 9-1 Bulldogs the poten- had Rams the 8-2 and tial to be one for the books, but in the end the day belonged to English. The Bulldogs, who had Lynn English and Lynn Classical football captains participate football in the Classical English and Lynn Lynn English takes Classical, 38-0 in Thanksgiving Day contest Manning Field. their annual meeting at before toss coin

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Luke Boisselle, Kevin Durant, Aedan Leydon, Zach Elwell, Brett Bucklin, Danny Lilja, and A,J. Luciano. Back Back Luciano. A,J. and Lilja, Danny Bucklin, Brett Elwell, Zach Leydon, Aedan Durant, Kevin Boisselle, Luke

Regionals at Fraser Field in Lynn. The team is pictured at a practice session. Front row, from left, Erick Ubri, Ubri, Erick left, from row, Front session. practice a at pictured is team The Lynn. in Field Fraser at Regionals

The Massachusetts state champion Lynn Babe Ruth 15-year-old team is set to compete in the New England England New the in compete to set is team 15-year-old Ruth Babe Lynn champion state Massachusetts The

offers residents a chance to enjoy enjoy to chance a residents offers

each perform live in the event that that event the in live perform each

Madigan and Set the Nation will will Nation the Set and Madigan

The New Music in the Square Square the in Music New The

with a pair of acts, Molly Pinto Pinto Molly acts, of pair a with

July 27 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. p.m. 7:30 to p.m. 5:30 from 27 July

series continues next Wednesday, Wednesday, next continues series New Music in the Square the in Music New

J week

Jazz Jam beginning at 8 p.m. 8 at beginning Jam Jazz

Street Café will host the Gypsy Gypsy the host will Café Street

For those who wish to stay in- stay to wish who those For

the Red Rock show, the Walnut Walnut the show, Rock Red the

want to keep the night going after after going night the keep to want

doors this evening, or if you just just you if or evening, this doors Gypsy Jazz Jam Jazz Gypsy

Street Café Street

The concert is free and open to to open and free is concert The

entire family. entire

the public and will be a treat for the the for treat a be will and public the

Blues Band. Blues

visit from local favorites the 12:01 12:01 the favorites local from visit

ning from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. with a a with p.m. 8 to p.m. 6 from ning

Shore Drive will resume this eve- this resume will Drive Shore

Please see BABE RUTH Page 3 Page RUTH BABE see Please series at Red Rock Park on Lynn Lynn on Park Rock Red at series

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Thursday, July 21, 2016 21, July Thursday,

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Recycling week Recycling

For more info. call the call info. more For

Terlecky and Jeff Earp have done done have Earp Jeff and Terlecky

to Lynn. Jim Beliveau and Bill Bill and Beliveau Jim Lynn. to

who helped bring the tournament tournament the bring helped who

Next week Next

to say thank you to all the people people the all to you thank say to n n y

great group of parents. I just want want just I parents. of group great

crowds at the games. We have a a have We games. the at crowds

I hope we’ll have some good good some have we’ll I hope

“I have a close bond with the the with bond close a have “I

up from little kids to young men. men. young to kids little from up Blues Band at Red Rock Red at Band Blues

well. “I’ve watched them grow grow them watched “I’ve well.

players on this team,” said El- said team,” this on players

Elwell has coached several of of several coached has Elwell

they were 5 and 6 years old. years 6 and 5 were they

the current Lynn players since since players Lynn current the

The Friends of Lynn and Nahant Nahant and Lynn of Friends The

that outstanding team. outstanding that

Beach sponsored summer concert concert summer sponsored Beach 12:01 12:01 my Magner, were members of of members were Magner, my

partment, Chris Oram and Tim- and Oram Chris partment,

colleagues in the Lynn Fire De- Fire Lynn the in colleagues Concert series tonight series Concert

championship. Two of Elwell’s Elwell’s of Two championship.

Elwell previously coached coached previously Elwell

victory of the New England England of New the victory

his Lynn team came within one one within came team Lynn his

Residents are encouraged to encouraged are Residents

er farm fresh foods and products. and foods fresh farm er in the Regionals in 2000 when when 2000 in Regionals the in

noon to fund fresh produce and oth- and produce fresh fund to noon

By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. Domelowicz Joseph By come down to the square this after- this square the to down come

of things have to happen.” to have things of The Lynn Farmers Market will will Market Farmers Lynn The

L lot A away. way long a that’s But

ning at 11 a.m. in Central Square. Central in a.m. 11 at ning

play for a world championship. championship. world a for play

“It’s a really special honor to to honor special really a “It’s

be open today (Thursday) begin- (Thursday) today open be Lynn Farmer’s Market Farmer’s Lynn might have an opportunity to opportunity an have might

Elwell. “It’s a little crazy that we we that crazy little a “It’s Elwell.

have the Regionals in Lynn,” said said Lynn,” in Regionals the have day in Central square Central in day

kota.

Ruth World Series in North Da- North in Series World Ruth

win it all and qualify for the Babe Babe the for qualify and all it win

Summertime music and fun and music Summertime hometown audiences and hope to to hope and audiences hometown

The New England Regionals England New The

Elwell and his players are ex- are players his and Elwell

als in front of the expected large large expected the of front in als

cited to be playing in the Region- the in playing be to cited

baseball field. baseball

Boston College High School School High College Boston

Christian Burt, one of the of the one Burt, Christian

against Medford Saturday at the the at Saturday Medford against

a superb pitching performance performance pitching a superb

team’s aces, led the way with with way the led aces, team’s

the Regionals. the e h

also quite deserving of its entry in in entry its of deserving quite also

outstanding Medford team that is is that team Medford outstanding

the Eastern Mass. final over an an over final Mass. Eastern the

Though Lynn had qualified for for qualified had Lynn Though

excellence with a 6-1 victory in in victory 6-1 a with excellence

the Elwell Men reaffirmed their their reaffirmed Men Elwell the

the Regionals as the host team, team, host the as Regionals the

Regionals at Fraser Field. Fraser at Regionals

nization hosts the New England England New the hosts nization

when the Lynn Babe Ruth orga- Ruth Babe Lynn the when

gest showcases ever in this city city this in ever showcases gest

By Cary Shuman Cary By Beginning tonight, the new- the tonight, Beginning

will be a part of one of the big- the of one of part a be will

champion Lynn Babe Ruth team team Ruth Babe Lynn champion ly crowned Eastern Mass. state state Mass. Eastern crowned ly

their schools, and their families. their and schools, their

they have been a credit to the city, city, the to credit a been have they

only excelled on the field but but field the on excelled only Massachusetts champion Lynn Babe Ruth set to compete for World Series berth Series World for compete to set Ruth Babe Lynn champion Massachusetts

special group. They have not not have They group. special

Leon Elwell has known for for known has Elwell Leon

Baseball All-Star team were a were team All-Star Baseball

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The existing storm-water REVERE – Mayor Brian Ar REVERE – Mayor Brian “This budget reflects our Also proposed as part of this The project includes the con The project includes The project also includes ex BeachRevere of portion The Of note is there will be inter ARRIGO ANNOUNCES INVESTMENTS IN PUBLIC SAFETY AND PUBLIC WORKS constructed. jacent sidewalks. and new access ramps are alsoaccess ramps are and new being installed. cor the along system drainage and newridor is being replaced water-qual storm-water outfall are beingity-treatment features rigo announced investments in public safety and public works as part of his proposed FY2019 public safety The City’s budget. budget will increase by 1.29-per cent in FY2019 to $22.8 million, funding the addition of three, full-time police officersnew, and four new full-time ser Works Funding for Public firefighters. vices in FY2019 will increase by 3.8-percent to $8.3 million and will fund six new positions that will allow the department to thewith city services maintain current pace of economic devel anThere will also be opment. additional $150,000 for the reme diation of rodents and pest man fundingThe agement services. will also allow the City to track service re- and respond to 311 Portions of the quests effectively. Citythe to presented was budget night, and is Tuesday Council approval. subject to the Council’s commitment administration’s to professionalizing and mod ernizing our city government, and allows us to make strategic investments in critical public public works, and public safety, Ar education services,” Mayor rigo said. “I want to thank each and every one of my department heads and especially my finance team for their hard work in devel oping a budget that works for the people of Revere.” pro budget is funding to year’s parking depart- vide the City’s struction of paved multi-usestruction of paved existingthe to connecting paths and ad and future path systems tensive landscaping. Parkway (Route 16) under this project is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. mittent lane closures during non- peak hours and during overnight periods as needed throughout the remainder of the project.

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The $81.3 million project con The revamp falls in line with

Construction began in Novem in began Construction Over the past two years, thisOver the past two

The sidewalks within the proj The project also includes the includes also The project The shared-use path is highly The remaining work includes The project is currently in

The project is expected toThe project

necting on and off ramps. necting on and off Bridge) and over the MBTA/Riv Malden River (Woods Memorial Malden River (Woods Parkway (Route 16) over the bridges carrying Revere Beach sists of the replacement of two ers Edge Drive.

territory. state and the Encore Boston Har here’ get there from once ‘can’t frastructure in the area by the automobiles to areas that were the complete overhaul of the in- necting pedestrians, bicycles and this project. bor casino – more easily con- that are being constructed under ened sidewalks along Route 16 to the new bike lanes and wid- pathway systems along the river paths will connect the existing Woods Memorial Bridge. Woods

construction is complete. median barrier.

cent complete. ber 2015 and is currently 91 per ber 2015 and is currently drawbridge pieces until two sum pieces until two drawbridge Val Mystic major feeder for the soon coming to a close. News// News// ramped up. use paths un – including shared – and it’s the Greenway plans mers ago when construction trulymers ago when construction reno ley has been completely $81.3 millionvated at a cost of connectto bridge the derneath entrance road to the MBTA Wel entrance road to the MBTA of Rivers Edge Drive with the tion of the signalized intersection lington station and the intercon ect limits are being reconstructed Beach Parkway and reconstruc a half-mile segment of Revere reconstruction and widening of

of the Malden River under the paths constructed along each bank paths will be 10-feet-wide public den River bridge. The shared-use den River bridge. derneath either side of the Mal anticipated and wraps around un- completing the permanent me landscaping. the construction of a permanent Malden River, final paving, and Stage 4 Construction which is of the shared-use paths along the 2018. Rivers Edge Drive, construction carried out, and substantial com pletion will be reached in fall dian barrier, final sidewalk im provements along Route 16 and landscaping work will then belandscaping work will summer 2018. Plantings andsummer 2018. Plantings achieve Full Beneficial Use in ------

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