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VOLUME 19, No. 66 ‘BACKPACKS FOR NEW BEGINNINGS’ DONATES WEDNESDAY Councillors vote SCHOOL BAGS TO REVERE SCHOOLS August 29, 2018 INDEX for state audit Editorial 6 Waiting to know cost before approval Sports 11

Police News 19 By Cary Shuman The audit request was made Real Estate 18 after a report last month re- Classifieds 18 The City Council voted vealed a serious decline in by a 10-1 margin that Mayor funds being generated by the DEATHS Bran Arrigo ask State Auditor city’s parking meters over the Frances Ann D’Arcangelo Suzanne Bump for a cost esti- past 24 months. Salvatore DiMartino mate to conduct a top-to-bot- The Council had originally Emilio Federico tom review for the years 2014 voted for the audit at a com- Randy Ferrara to 2018 of every department mittee of the whole meeting, Rosina Imbriano at City Hall, excluding the but at the initial urging of Louis Liggiero School Department. Councillor Anthony Zambu- Barbara Mahoney All but Ward 2 Councillor to, it will seek to determine Charles Rinaldi, Jr. Ira Novoselsky voted in favor the costs associated with the Angela Roberto of the motion by Council- audit. Nancy Zizzo lor-at-Large George Rotondo Novoselsky estimated that whose intention is to bring in Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 The charity Backpacks for New Beginnings, founded by student Tristan Kelley and run by stu- the state auditor for the audit. See AUDIT Page 3 dents, delivered 60 backpacks to the Revere Public Schools via Mayor Arrigo just in time for the beginning of the school year. Pictured from left to right are Mayor Brian Arrigo, Tristan Kelley, INDEPENDENT Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Dianne Kelley, and Joe Kelley, Tristan’s father. NEWSPAPER GROUP ICE CREAM AND NETWORKING ON THE BEACH New RHS principal feeling good to be back home

By Seth Daniel possibility. students and the community. 50 CENTS But what seems impossible “It’s a little surreal to be If one had suggested to new in life, many times, suddenly back,” he said. “Sometimes Revere High School (RHS) come to pass, and that’s just I have to remind myself I’m NEWS Principal John Perella one what has happened as Perel- back home. Some things have year ago that he would be la settles into his leading role changed dramatically and BRIEFS leading his hometown high at RHS, happy to be home in there are some things that PRICE RITE PARTNERS school this school year, he Revere and feeling an instant would have thought it an im- sense of connection with the WITH FEED THE See NEW PRINCIPAL Page 3 CHILDREN, NABISCO AND PEPSI TO HELP Revere crosswalks may soon get a little brighter FAMILIES IN NEED By Cary Shuman called the crosswalk proposal indicated that red might not Price Rite Marketplace “a great idea.” be the best color for the cross- teamed up with anti-hunger Revere residents may soon McKenna said she con- walks. organization Feed the Chil- be seeing red, green, blue – or ferred with DPW Superinten- dren and event partners Na- even a mural of legendary Pa- dent Paul Argenzio and he See CROSSWALKS Page 7 bisco and Pepsi will distribute triot, Paul Revere within the food and essentials to families citys crosswalks. in need in the Revere area Council President Jessica on Aug. 30. The community Giannino and Vice President event at Price Rite Market- Joanne McKenna co-spon- LAST CALL Slice place of Revere, located at 255 sored a motion that Mayor Squire Road in Revere, serves Brian Arrigo ask the DPW to approximately 400 families investigate the feasibility of while focusing on nutrition using a more visible paint col- and educational development or for crosswalks. for the back-to-school season Kathleen Heiser of the Beachmont Improvement as part of Price Rite Market- Chamber member Robert Upton gets a tasty cherry added to Committee said her commit- place’s Feeding Minds & Bod- his ice cream during last Thursday’s ice cream party and net- ies Campaign. working event hosted by the Revere Chamber of Commerce, in tee is collaborating with the partnership with Twist and Shake. Beautification Committee on the proposal. See NEWS BRIEFS Page 2 “We’ve noticed that when you pull up to a stop sign area, often times you don’t know A NOTE TO OUR the crosswalks are there,” said TRASH Heiser. “My thought was that ADVERTISERS & READERS if you saw color there in the Price subject NOTICE to change OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED crosswalk, even from a half a without MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD IN block away, you would know notice Due to the Monday, Labor Day OBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY there’s something to alert you, Holiday on Sept. 3, 2018, so you would slow down. It PHOTO BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK .45 Advertising Deadlines for the week of As of press time, the question of Bianchi’s Pizza future, a land- $ Per would be traffic-calming tech- trash will be delayed by Gallon Sept. 5th & 6th will be nique as well as a safety issue.” mark on Revere Beach since 1950, has not been determined. • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service one day. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31ST AT 4PM Ron Champoux of the However, it is known that they will be closing their landmark CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE Capitol Waste Services, Inc. All Real Estate • Retail • Classified Advertising Beautification Committeelocation Monday, Sept. 3. A VISION FOR A SAFE, VIBRANT SUFFOLK COUNTY. THE EXPERIENCE TO GET IT DONE.

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The purpose of the Fund tials like shampoo, condition- initiative to mark the fourth Feed the Children president is to provide relief to elder- er, lotion and personal-care year of their partnership, Price and CEO. “Hope for a better ly and/or disabled taxpayers items; additional food such as Rite Marketplace: Feeding future that is made possible and disabled water ratepayers fresh produce and shelf-stable Minds & Bodies. The initia- thanks to our partners at Price who are having trouble paying items provided by Price Rite tive this year is designed to Rite who play a vital role in their real estate taxes and wa- Marketplace, and two back- help bring attention to and helping us to work towards a ter and sewer bills because of packs filled with school sup- fight the serious issue of child- world where no child goes to financial hardship. plies for the new school year. hood hunger. Price Rite Mar- bed hungry.” “This program, funded by “Our Price Rite Market- ketplace and Feed the Chil- the generosity of Revere res- place team is passionate about dren will host eight seasonal APPLICATIONS idents looking to extend a fighting hunger and helping events in 2018 to tackle food helping hand to those in need, people in need, and we are insecurity during the summer AVAILABLE FOR is aimed at helping senior cit- honored to partner with Feed months, back-to-school sea- TAXATION RELIEF izens and financially vulner- Raffle winner Vanessa Leone (left), a junior at Bryant College the Children once again to son and holidays. FUND AND WATER & able individuals,” said Mayor was the winner of a basket of useful college supplies from Citi- zens Bank on Broadway. Briana Gregorio, relationship manager, help combat food insecurity With a focus on the back- SEWER RELIEF FUND Arrigo. “This fund will pro- and provide supplies to help to-school season, the aim of vide some welcome relief for is shown presenting the basket to Vanessa. Mayor Brian Arrigo an- set children up for a successful the event for the Revere com- those who meet the criteria.” nounced this week that the ap- school year,” said Jim Dorey, munity was to provide items, The “Elderly & Disabled plications for grants from the “While the benefits of this the decks of Nantucket/LV- president of Price Rite Mar- including food and back- Taxation Fund” has been in Elderly & Disabled Residents Fund are modest, they will 112, which will remain at the ketplace. “Supporting the local packs full of school supplies, existence for several years. It Taxation Fund and the newly provide some measure of re- dock. We’ll supply the ship, communities our stores serve for children to nourish both is expected that grants of $200 established Water and Sewer lief to those who find them- panoramic views and lively is a top priority for us, and we their bodies and minds and to each will be awarded this year. Relief Funds for Disabled Res- selves in difficult circumstanc- music, and the ship’s powerful are proud of our team’s contin- emphasize the very real chal- In order to qualify for the idents will be available in the es,” added Mayor Arrigo. “We rotating light beacon will be ued commitment to helping lenges and daily struggles that grant, the taxpayer must be a City Treasurer’s Office on the encourage residents to let el- activated just before the fire- those in need.” families face. resident of Revere and meet second Floor of City Hall be- derly or disabled relatives and works begin. Fighting hunger is at the “The event in Revere and the following additional re- ginning Sept. 4, 2018. neighbors know about this The proceeds for the event heart of Price Rite Market- the partnership with Price Rite quirements: be 65 years of age The Fund is sustained by program if they think they go t the Nantucket Lightship/ place’s charitable giving and, Marketplace were designed or disabled as of July 1 of the voluntary contributions from might meet the guidelines.” LV-112, for which we still fiscal year; be current with all have much restoration work real estate taxes, have income WATCH THE BOSTON to do; The ship’s future sole- of no more than $20,000 per ly depends on the generous year if single or combined HARBOR FIREWORKS contributions of corporations, $40,000 per year for joint ON DECK OF private foundations, maritime property owners; and have no LIGHTSHIP/LV-112 enthusiasts and individuals rental income. As part of the Reserve your spot for a such as you. application, taxpayers should fundraiser at the Boston Har- There will be a $25 dona- submit a statement of the bor Shipyard and Marina on tion per person. Tickets can extenuating circumstances Thursday, Aug. 30, from 6 to be purchased on EventBrite. which have created a hardship. 10 p.m. to watch the Boston LV-112 is berthed at the The grants will be awarded Harbor fireworks. The fund- Boston Harbor Shipyard & to the most needy of appli- raiser will take place on the Marina, 256 Marginal Street, cants as determined by the Nantucket Lightship/LV-112; East Boston, MA. There’s free Elderly and Disabled Taxation the ship’s berth has one of the parking on Marginal St. next Committee, which is com- best views of Boston’s vibrant to the Shipyard, but may be prised of the chairman of the city skyline from the East Bos- limited due to holiday week- board of assessors, Treasurer ton waterfront. end volume. Best option is and three citizens as required Area residents are encour- public transportation. MBTA by M.G.L. C. 60, §3D. aged to reserve a spot on Nan- Subway: take Blue Line to For more information re- tucket/LV-112’s weather deck, Maverick Station, walk to garding the “Elderly & Dis- with friends and family, to shipyard/marina (approx. 15 abled Taxation Fund,” feel PHOTOS BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK watch a spectacular fireworks walk), view walking route. free to contact the Treasurer’s Almost 200 people attended the job fair held for former NECCO employees. display in Boston’s inner har- Water Taxi to Boston Harbor Office at 781-286-8136. The bor. Shipyard & Marina, stop #68 applications must be returned Attendees can bring picnic view map. For more informa- Job fair for former NECCO employees well attended to the Treasurer’s Office on or supper, your favorite beverag- tion, contact: 617.797.0135 or before Ot. 1, 2018. By Sue Ellen Woodcock cility. They have over 100 em- CO for 39 years as a laborer es, beach/lawn chairs to sit on email. ployees, and are stocking up and materials handler, and Former employees of NEC- on help for the soup season. he has never had to go on a CO and other companies The mayor’s office heard job search, and last week’s job had a chance last Wednesday from over 80 employers about fair was something he never to visit a job fair held at the the job fair. thought he would have to go Councillor McKenna seeks unity Rumney Marsh Academy that “We’re glad to be here and to. was organized by Revere May- we hope to be able to provide “I would have stayed longer or Brian Arrigo. jobs to those from NECCO but circumstances denied me,” in Revere on the City Council Businesses like Kettle Cui- and the surrounding commu- Cordeiro said. sine, Kelly’s Roast Beef, TSA nities,” she said. Revere resident Juan By Cary Shuman in this city, so much division. try to get along without divi- and Hood accepted applica- Jean Louldine Dieujust, of Figueroa, had been with NEC- People who were once friends sion and animosity with one tions from the unemployed Everett, had been working for CO for 29 years supporting his Ward 1 Councillor Joanne don’t speak anymore. purpose: to grow this wonder- workers with most offering almost four years at NECCO wife and four kids. He talked McKenna delivered a pre- One of the reasons I ran for ful city to where it should be, jobs paying around $14 an when the announcement of to the mayor about the closure pared speech during the City councillor was to make Revere with no stigma or reputation hour, similar to what NECCO the closure came in July. She and the job fair. Council’s discussion Monday a better place to live, to lift the and allow outsiders to see the paid its employees. said she is limited to the shifts “It’s a shame what they did,” night of the suspension in- stigma and poor reputation beauty that Revere holds.” Nora McCarthy, vice pres- she can work because she has he said. “The employees tried volving two employees of the that this city has carried over McKenna has stated at ident of human resources for to take care of her little son. to help in 2012 and 2017 by Revere Parking Department. 50 years. I have lived here all council meetings that the two Kettle Cuisine, offered open- David Cordeiro, of Cam- taking no wage increase so the Following are Councillor my life. I am in the same house suspended employees should ings on all shifts at its Lynn fa- bridge, worked with NEC- business could grow.” McKenna’s remarks: In grew up in. be paid while on administra- The first hour and a half “I have always been proud I love Revere and love the tive live. Mayor Brian Arrigo will be reserved for former to say I live and work in Re- people who live here. I know has placed the two employees NECCO employees. vere. But it saddens me that many of you. Can we come to- on administrative leave with- Openings for machine op- there is so much animosity gether as a body of people and out pay. erators, food production, me- chanics, machinists, shipping/ receiving, sanitation, ware- house workers, packaging workers, transportation, pro- WHY IS REVERE BEACH LITTERED? duction workers, general maintenance, bookkeep- ing, manufacturing, and su- pervisors/general managers, were represented at the job fair. New England’s oldest con- tinually operating candy Mayor Brian Arrigo talks with former NECCO employee and Re- company at one time had 400 vere resident Juan Figueroa outside of the job fair last Wednes- employees but was down to day. LAW OFFICE OF 200 at closure. Employees had expected closure but not until November. Randy M.LAW OFFICEShuman, OF PC Many of the former NEC- CO employees are between RandyPERSONAL M. Shuman, INJURY PC the ages of 50-60 and many NO FEE UNLESS SUCCESSFUL are immigrants with limited PERSONAL INJURY English. Auto Accidents • Motorcycle Injuries “The City of Revere and the Slip &NO Fall FEE • UNLESS Construction SUCCESSFUL Accidents Commonwealth’s Department Auto Accidents • Motorcycle Injuries of Labor and Workforce De- Burn Injuries • Other Accidents velopment Rapid Response Dog BitesSlip & • FallWrongful • Construction Death • Accidents Head Injuries Burn Injuries • Other Accidents Team worked together to Medical Malpractice • Workers’ Compensation hold this job fair,” said Arri- Dog Bites • Wrongful Death • Head Injuries go. “We got a great response Medical Malpractice • Workers’ Compensation from the business community FAMILY LAW after NECCO was shut down. You Don’t FAMILYHave to TravelLAW to Boston We immediately turned our You Don’t Have to Travel to Boston efforts toward helping those To Get The Best Representation who lost their jobs, and as To Get The Best Representation Aggressive Representation employers started to contact Aggressive Representation • 15 Years in Revere the Mayor’s office hoping to Aggressive385 AggressiveBroadway, Representation Representation Revere, • 15 Years Suite in 303Revere If a picture is worth a thousand words, this picture can easily meet the criteria. A concerned 385454 Broadway, Broadway, Revere,Revere, Suite 304303 connect with the displaced 454 Broadway, Revere, Suite 304 employees, it became appar- citizen took this picture on Tuesday morning and shows a lot of trash around the barrel, but not FREE ent that there would be quite a in the barrel. Given the very hot weather for the next few days and the many people expected FREE at the beach, we urge all beach goers to please use the trash barrels. Afterall, who wants to lay CONSULTATION few employers looking to hire CONSULTATION 781-284-0200 down next to this mess? 781-284-0200 workers.” Wednesday, August 29, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 3

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the cost of the audit could be I think what she inferred by Now we have an investigation as much as $200,000. “I don’t that was something’s wrong that is 18 months too late. The agree with this, we have our in the city. Something may be issue is how do you improve own outside auditors that do wrong, but I don’t know that government. How do you pro- as good a job as the state au- something is wrong. But the vide a clear and concise, deliv- ditor would, and I just don’t more we talk about the FBI, ered message to the city that think it’s necessary to go the Department of Justice, this city will not tolerate inef- through these actions.” and all of these other agencies ficiency, that we are going to Zambuto stated that he to look at everybody’s financ- make our government better? wanted an estimate from the es, it implies that something “By asking the state auditor state auditor’s office. is wrong and what does that to come in and do what they “I don’t know what this is say to the person who wants do best,” said Rotondo. “They going to cost – I want an es- to move here and make an in- [the state auditor’s office] can timate,” said Zambuto. “Right vestment.” give us a price and we can de- now it’s okay, we want to vote Councillor-at-Large Dan termine whether or not we’re for an audit, but we don’t know Rizzo said the negativity was going to pay for it.” what it’s going to cost. I can’t not the fault of anyone on the In a related matter, Roton- The Revere City Council awarded a Certificate of Commendation to Kerri Abrams, owner of do that, but I can certainly do City Council. do withdrew his motion that Kinship Floral, in recognition of her lifesaving donation of a kidney to John Nucci, vice president of Suffolk University and a former Boston city councilor. Pictured at the presentation ceremony it after I have an estimate.” “I think for us to say, some- the mayor restore the two Monday at the Council meeting are, from left, Council President, Jessica Giannino, Ward 3 Council- Speaking about the matter, how, any of us, including employees on administrative lor Arthur Guinasso, Kerri Abrams, her daughter, Paige Rampelberg, and John Nucci, who offered Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Councillor Rotondo, whose leave without pay to be paid words of gratitude to Kerri Abrams during the ceremony. Keefe said he was dismayed by motion this is, is trying to drag retroactively until the comple- a Boston newspaper’s front- the city through the mud, is tion of the investigation in to page story about the parking unfair to him,” said Rizzo. “I the Parking Department. meter controversy because think it’s unfair to us. We’re Rotondo said that though it cast a negative light on the here, whether or not we want he disagrees with Mayor Arri- New Principal // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 city. to admit it, or say it – we are go’s decision to place the two really take me back…Over- That’s when Medford came later this year when it comes “This city is doing such here for checks and balances. Parking Department employ- all, it feels great. I feel like I knocking, and while they did before the state School Build- great things,” said Keefe. “I You have an executive branch ees on administrative leave am where I should be. That’s get Perella away from Revere ing Authority board once don’t care about what [mayor- and you have a legislative without pay, he understands a great feeling because I ha- for a while, it didn’t last for- again. The RHS project has al] administration you’re with. branch, and that is what we that the mayor has the full ven’t always felt that way in ever. been deferred twice already, Revere has been on a great roll sit on. I don’t think anyone on authority to make such a de- my career…Students are pret- The new principal comes but it is expected that at some for many years. I’ve lived here this city council notified the cision. ty much the same; kids are into a high school he already point it will be accepted. That for 15 years and I’m so proud press after that meeting [on “I withdrew the motion be- kids. They don’t change much. knows well, having served for time could very well be in of living in this city.” July 23].” cause I understood that the However, I really enjoy inter- a long time with most of the Perella’s tenure. Keefe’s forceful message Rotondo said a state audit council felt it was a delicate acting with Revere students. Central Administration staff “I do hope to be part of drew applause from the many would benefit the city and cast issue,” said Rotondo. “I dis- Maybe it’s a shared experi- previously, as well as many of planning for that,” he said. residents in the audience, as Revere in a more positive light. agree with the mayor’s deci- ence. I’m not entirely sure yet, the faculty in the building. He In doing so, Perella did say did remarks by Ward 1 Coun- “The only way to shed that sion because everybody is in- but I feel connected, and that’s also enters a high school that he had an interest in exploring cillor Joanne McKenna calling stigma, is to put light on a nocent until proven guilty. Yet very good.” has been a model of urban ed- the idea of bringing back vo- for unity in Revere (see related problem,” said Rotondo. “We that’s the authority of the CEO Former Principal Lourenco ucation, and one that he said is cational education, or Career story). found a problem. Eighteen [mayor] and he should have Garcia was promoted to the working well. Technical Education (CTE). Councillor-at-Large Steven months out of 24, there was that authority. But I’m part of Central Office in the Revere “This is a very important He said that while in Medford Morabito assured Revere resi- no [parking meter] income, the checks and balances in the Public Schools in June, and position as principal of the they brought back nine CTE dents that the city is “doing ev- there was no execution of law. process.” Perella was chosen for the new high school, and not just for programs to the district, and erything we can to make sure position soon after. the school, but for the com- saved about $1 million per money is that is spent is legiti- Perella, 47, took the reins munity as well,” he said. “Once year and gave students an op- mate and every department is of RHS over the summer after you acknowledge that, it’s a tion in their own city. Instead in line.” ERRY MBROSIO leading Medford High School huge weight. You represent of going all the way to Minute- Ward 5 Councillor John G D’A for many years. That, however, a district, a community and man Regional in Lexington, Powers noted the ongoing was only a deviation from his thousands of students and they could stay in Medford for investigation regarding the ATTORNEY AT LAW Revere roots and his earlier ca- parents…The first thing I’ll do the same programs. parking meter receipts and reer in Revere Public Schools. is establish a trusting environ- “I’d like to see some CTE or the negative publicity the city Perella grew up on Proc- ment and culture. That’s the vocational education brought is receiving about the matter. IS YOUR ESTATE IN ORDER? “Every day we’re out here tor Avenue and attended the foundation of any good orga- back,” he said. “You have to DO YOU HAVE AN UPDATED WILL, HEALTH CARE former Barrows School. He nization. That may already be plan and build for that. I think telling people Revere is on the want to middle school at the in place, but it can always be that’s a critical component of move – we’re building new PROXY, OR POWER OF ATTORNEY? Lincoln, and then to Malden strengthened. I’ll identify and a community’s education. We apartments, new condomini- Catholic High School. He at- understand the needs of the ship students out for that now, ums, we have new hotels com- IF NOT, PLEASE CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION ing in. My daughter lives in tended UMass Amherst in community, listen to the stu- but that comes with a price 14 PROCTOR AVENUE, REVERE college and came to Revere dents and teachers, and then tag. Most schools are shifting Medford and about two weeks in 1997 to teach AP history. develop a strategic plan to get and bringing some programs ago, she said to me, ‘what the 781-284-5657 He was also the head soccer to the destination.” back…I hope to really push heck is going on in that city?’ coach at Revere High for a One thing that he will also t h at .” time, and served as a dean (as- face is the prospect of build- Additionally, he will also sociate principal) at RHS over ing a new Revere High School, address with trying to increase six years. which will be front and center sports participation amongst students, dealing with social media fallouts and keeping ahead of the current technolo- gy – whether that be with stu- dent cell phones or the latest in teaching tools. But it comes down to an old fashioned community atmosphere, he said, and he hopes to bring that kind of atmosphere to parents as well – making them feel genuinely welcomed. “I find that the best way to get parents involved is to make them feel comfortable,” he said. “You have to create a truly genuine and welcoming environment. You can pre- tend or fake it, but they have to feel it. If they feel import- New Revere High Principal John Perella is ready to welcome stu- ant to what we do, they will dents back to school today, Aug. 29, on the first day of school. be involved. If they don’t feel Perella is returning to his hometown of Revere after a stint as like a part of it, they won’t be the Medford High principal. involved.” Give the Gift of Hometown News A year’s subscription to The Revere Journal, The Chelsea Record or The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. $26 in town or $50 for out of town.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 5 A TIME FOR TEDDY AND A PLACE TO REST ETERNALLY Theodore Palmisano was friend in need. Bob Capoccia known to all his friends as and the Decades of Rock want “Teddy”. He spent most of his to thank all the musicians that life involved in music, his first turned out to make the event a love. Teddy had his own music success and the crew of volun- shop, where he taught music teers and donors that made it and repaired instruments. He possible to purchase the head- played in local bands his en- stone. Teddy will be missed, tire life, as well as performing but as long as there is music solo. He sang and played lead his spirit will live on in rock guitar, but also could play bass n’ roll. and other instruments if need- In the photo above, the ed. Decades of Rock, Frank Tav- In 2014 Ted joined Inclu- ano, Gardner Trask, Al Ter- sion, with his lifelong friends miniello Jr., Kerry Leppo, from Revere as lead guitarist Tony Alosi, and event orga- with Bob Capoccia and back- nizer Bob Capoccia (Chaz ing vocalist to Ernie Motto- Mackin missing from photo) la. Al Terminiello Jr. on bass are shown with the headstone guitar, Kerry Leppo on key- at Holy Cross Cemetery for boards, Tony Alosi on drums their friend Teddy Palmisano, and Frank Tavano on rhythm which bears a picture of Teddy guitar. Ted left the band with –playing a guitar. Ernie Mottola to play other venues, but both kept close ties to the band. Teddy’s health Pictured left to right, Councillor Charlie Patch, Councillor Arthur Guinasso and wife, Linda, Lynda and Bob Capoccia, Dan Rizzo, and started to fail rapidly over the Fred Leveroni. past year with multiple com- plications, his long time friend Bob Capoccia kept close tabs on him until his death in De- cember of 2017. Wanting to do something for his friend, Capoccia and the now Decades of Rock, add- ing Chaz Mackin and Gardner Trask to the band put together a fundraiser at the Casa Lucia with the help of Commander Dennis Moschella. This was to help with the cost of a head- stone at Holy Cross Cemetery. Local musicians joined with the Decades of Rock in June for a tremendous after- noon of music and friendship, remembering Theodore Pal- misano. The event was suc- cess, donations coming from across the city and a packed house of friends and musi- cians from all over the North Shore enjoyed the very best in local music from friends of Teddy. Music is a universal ap- peal to all people of all kinds and was a common thread to help with the memorial for a Councillors Charlie Patch, Dan Rizzo, and Arthur Guinasso. Lynda Capoccia, Jackie Copaluzzi and Caprice Gratton holding an autographed Bruins jersey.

Decade of Rock band members (left to right) Frank Tavano, Gardner Trask, Al Terminiello Jr., Kervy Pictured left to right, Matthew Mortelli, Bob Capoccia, Councillor Dan Rizzo, Bill Detucci and Jay Leppo, Tony Alossi, and Bob Capoccia. Absent is Chaz Mackin. Bolton.

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RevereJournal PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley - [email protected] MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] GET OUT AND VOTE Forum This Tuesday, the day after Labor Day, is primary election day across the state for both national and state offices. Although primary elections in Massachusetts generally are of little or no consequence because of the overwhelming Demo- cratic voting enrollment and because most Democrats run un- opposed, this year’s primary election is different. Thanks to the chaos that reigns throughout the country be- cause of the situation in the White House, every election this year -- both primary and final -- has taken on more significance than in any non-presidential year election in our nation’s history. The elections of 1860 (prior to the start of the Civil War) and 1932 (when we were in the midst of the Great Depression) argu- ably were the most important Presidential-year elections, but the current election cycle of 2018 may be even more significant than either of those. The pundits talk much these days about the existential threat to our democracy and institutions because of the situation in the White House. Unfortunately, a good argument can be made either way and only time will tell. However, what undeniably is true is that our democracy cer- tainly will come to an end if we fail to exercise the most import- ant right we have as Americans -- the right to vote. There is no greater threat to America than our own apathy. We urge all of our readers to get and vote this Tuesday. A strong voter turnout not only will be determinative of the can- didates who move on to the November final election, but it also will send a message to those who seek to destroy our nation (and that is not an overstatement) that we will exercise our right to vote to thwart them.

SEN. JOHN MCCAIN LETTERS to the Editor In an era when cynicism and a lack of faith in our political leaders and institutions is at an all-time high -- the roots of THANK YOU ly-prudent budgets, which and effective advocate for our trails. In passing this legisla- which can be traced back to the 1960s and the subsequent Wa- Dear Editor: have consistently no new tax- environment and for Ameri- tion, the Legislature is com- tergate scandal -- Sen. John McCain truly stood out as a man Thank you for all the cards es. ca’s First Public Beach. mitting to making proper, tar- whose essential belief in the values that have made America the and phone calls for my recov- Additionally, we have ad- As vice-chair of the Com- geted investments to mitigate greatest nation in the history of the world never wavered. ery. opted a bundle of legislation mittee on the Environment, the impacts of climate change John McCain was a legitimate war hero whose story as a pris- “You’re the Best” that serves our most vulner- Natural Resources and Agri- on the Commonwealth. I am oner of war in North Vietnam is well-known by anyone reading Ann Young able residents and keeps our culture, as well as the House very pleased to report that this column. In contrast to the phony politicians who staked a cities and towns safe by sup- chair of the Metropolitan some of the provisions in claim to patriotism, John McCain was the real deal. TO THE PEOPLE OF porting seniors, children, first Beaches Commission, I have the bill will directly help aid responders, veterans and the made protecting our commu- neighborhoods in my district Throughout his career, Sen. McCain called out the hypocrites REVERE, CHELSEA, and fakers -- he knew one when he saw one -- and was known small business community. nity’s natural resources and to combat climate change and as the leading maverick in the U.S. Senate whose stands on the AND SAUGUS – MY Some policy highlights of standing up for environmental rising sea levels. issues often crossed party lines. CONSTITUENTS, the 2017-2018 legislative ses- justice my personal mission. Also, along with fellow sion include passage of laws: In 2016, I, along with pres- members of the Metropolitan His dramatic “thumbs down” on the vote to kill Obamacare NEIGHBORS, AND -- after Sen. McCain had been diagnosed with brain cancer and · Enhancing Environmental tigious and well-respected Beaches Commission, and he made a special trip back to the Senate floor for the vote -- will FRIENDS: and Natural Resource Protec- environmental groups like with the assistance of Speak- stand forever as one of the most iconic moments in the history Dear Editor, tion, the Conservation Law Foun- er DeLeo, we have been able of the Senate. I hope this letter finds you · Reforming the State’s dation, Clean Water Action, to secure over $2 million in However, John McCain was not a perfect man, as are none well and enjoying the last days Criminal Justice System, Toxics Action Center, the En- funds over the last two years of us. He became enmeshed in a banking scandal in the ear- of summer. I write to you to- · Strengthening Gun Safety, vironmental League of Mas- to provide proper mainte- ly-1980s and he was not always the maverick lawmaker that he day ahead of the September · Combatting the Opioid sachusetts, the Saugus River nance, adequate staffing and claimed to be. He also often was cantankerous and stubborn. 4th Primary to personally Crisis and Addiction, Watershed Council, Saugus free family programing on Greater Boston’s urban beach- However, the outpouring of support and recollections from update you on what we in the · Raising the Minimum Action Volunteers for the Wage Environment, the Point of es – including Revere Beach. all sides of the political spectrum in recent days attest to the ba- Legislature have accomplished · Protecting Women’s Rights Pines Beach Association and I am humbled, and hon- sic decency and values that governed his life. over the course of the last two and Establishing Pay Equity, Friends of Belle Isle Marsh, as ored, to say that I have re- Former CIA chief John Brennan said in an interview Friday years, and what my office has · Fostering Economic De- well as local leaders and resi- ceived many awards and rec- evening (just prior to Sen. McCain’s passing) that though Sen. been doing to help the people velopment, dents, collectively formed the ognitions from some of the McCain and he often disagreed vehemently about foreign policy of my district. · Securing Veterans’ Bene- Alliance for Health and Envi- most respected environmental matters, Brennan never had any doubt about McCain’s patrio- In my short tenure in the fits, ronment. This organization groups in the region for my tism and commitment to the values that have made America House, I have worked hard to · Funding Programs to Help promotes environmental jus- work in standing up for our great. listen to your concerns, I have Senior Citizens, and tice for communities like Re- environment, including: John McCain was an American hero whose presence in advocated strongly for your is- sues, and I have done my best · Ensuring Consumer Data vere, Chelsea, and Saugus that · a “Boston Harbor Hero” Washington was needed more than ever. He will be missed. to ensure that your voices are Protections. are impacted by waste inciner- award from Save the Harbor/

heard on Beacon Hill. I am Effective leadership begins ation and ash disposal, and to Save the Bay for championing forever grateful for the trust with establishing a solid and raise awareness of their neg- Boston’s urban beaches, in- you have placed in me, and I bi-partisan working relation- ative impact on public health cluding America’s First Public once again ask that you con- ship with my colleagues in and the environment. Beach, sider voting for me on Tues- government – both at the state The Alliance has been vocal · a “River Stewardship” day, Sept. 4, so that I can con- and local levels. Working to- in our opposition to any and award from the Saugus River tinue to work hard for a better gether, I believe we have made all expansion of the 42-year- Watershed Council for out- Revere, Chelsea, and Saugus. a difference. I am proud of old unlined ash landfill on standing leadership in pro- On Beacon Hill, we have the work that we have collec- Route 107 in Saugus, and we tecting public health and re- evere worked to find real-world and tively done in the Legislature have stood shoulder-to-shoul- storing natural resources in R balanced solutions to save this session. I thank Speaker der with the residents of the the Saugus River Watershed, lives, support our communi- DeLeo for his leadership, as Riverside the Point of Pines, and Journal ties, empower working fami- well as my colleagues in the and East Saugus to do every- · a “Legislator of the Year” 385 Broadway , Revere, MA 02151 lies and businesses, as well as Revere, Chelsea, and Saugus thing in our power to stop award from Clean Water Ac- 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 address the effects of climate State Delegations for their Wheelabrator’s proposal from tion for my leadership in the change. Amid a charged na- friendship to the people of my moving forward. Regardless fight to protect Revere and Directory tional political atmosphere, district and to me. of the MassDEP decision ear- Saugus from a long-term en- we were able to find common Representing a coastal dis- lier this year to allow Wheela- vironmental injustice. Advertising and Marketing ground and consensus among trict and having lived in Re- brator to continue dumping On the local level, I have Marketing Director colleagues to pass two fiscal- vere my entire life, my passion ash in its landfill over the next been working very hard Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] has always been to be a strong five to ten years, this Alliance during my tenure at the State Assistant Marketing Directors is committed to continuing House to promote and spur Maureen DiBella - [email protected] our fight to end this environ- economic development in my Senior Sales Associates The Revere Journal reserves the right to edit letters for space and clarity. mental injustice through liti- district. Recently, the House We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please include your street Peter Sacco - [email protected] gation in the courts. and Senate passed legislation and telephone number with your submission. 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Editorial In response to failing coast- The legislation establishes Stephem Quigley al infrastructure around the an apprenticeship tax cred- Senior Reporters Subscription Information Commonwealth, I am proud it for employers and limits Seth Daniel - [email protected] that the Legislature passed the enforcement of and sets an Environmental Bond Bill, standards for non-compete Cary Shuman - [email protected] The Revere Journal is published every Wednesday by the which will fund projects agreements in Massachusetts. Regular Contributors Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates paid at Boston, MA. Newsstand price is 50 cents. Subscrip- in neighborhoods that are Further, it funds initiatives Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] tions are $26 per year in Revere, and $50 per year outside most susceptible to flood- that help small businesses John Lynds - [email protected] the city. 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“The color would matter enough to see in the dark that the color be “lime green Patch said some crosswalks off his request for additional markings are clean and crisp when it gets dark,” said McK- hours of the night.” that they have for all of the of Route 1 in Saugus “are red, money for crosswalks in the and last for a couple of years,” enna. “We need to research a Carol Haney of the Beauti- pedestrian signs, because that and it really stands out. But city. the mayor assured the Coun- color that’s going to be bright fication Committee suggested would show up.” having the color in the middle “There was an addition- cil. Councillor-at-Large Dan does have an effect on you.” al $65,000 that we requested Councillor George Roton- Rizzo said most colors would Ward 3 Councillor Arthur in our capital budget for this do loves the idea of new col- work “as long it’s in the best Guinasso said he would be very purpose, so we do have ors in the crosswalks, but he interest of public safety.” Riz- happy just having “the faded the money,” said Arrigo. “The zo added that he would like crosswalks painted white.” crosswalks and the markings wants to do a step further and to see the DPW spruce up the “Just get them illuminated on the street have historical- have a Paul Revere mural at a sidewalks “maybe three times white. We have quite a few ly been done in plain paint. crosswalk. a year.” He cited paint coming that are faded and need a good Our latest bid for markings “As long as we can have it off sidewalks located on Cen- paint job. Rather than worry- included some newer technol- safe, I would love to have bril- tral Avenue. ing about what color, let’s get ogy that includes paint that liant color schemes through- Councillor Anthony Zam- them painted.” will last, hopefully, for a long out the city. Wouldn’t it be buto said the paint must be Councillor-at-Large Ste- period of time. So rather than wonderful to have kids cross- specific for crosswalks. “It has ven Morabito supported the doing it three times each year, ing the street and seeing Paul to be the safety paint that is motion, but noted that there you do it once for a couple of Revere in the middle of a not slick,” said Zambuto. “It are LED smart crosswalks that years, and we’re good.” crosswalk right down by the has to be the correct paint.” might be safer for motorists Arrigo said the city is work- Paul Revere School?” he said. Giannino made a similar and pedestrians. “That’s some- ing with a group called Neigh- point, saying that when she thing to look in to in the fu- borways in the Shirley Ave- Rotondo said during a trip talked with her father, Revere ture as we are moving to new nue and Beachmont areas to to Barcelona, the city had ac- Police Sgt. Christopher Seri- technology.” bring some public art to those tual murals on the crosswalks no, he said it was imperative Mayor Arrigo said at the neighborhoods. of “fish and old boats of the to have the right paint for the Council meeting that the City “We’re on it and I look 1500s and 1600s, and they we sidewalks. Council had earlier approved forward to making sure our just beautiful.” Ron Champoux, Kathleen Heiser and Carol Haney. Ward 6 Councillor Charlie

CITY COUNCIL Motions

The following motions were partment and to explain why decorative lighting for the en- northbound. 18-282 Motion presented team. (APPROVED. TO BE presented at Monday night’s parking meter revenue losses tire length of Broadway. Cur- (SENT TO PUBLIC SAFE- by Councillor Rotondo: That HONORED ON SEPT. 17) City Council meeting that was of 2017 were not reported to rently, the decorative lights TY COMM., TRAFFIC the Mayor provide the City 18-284 Motion presented held at the Council Chambers law enforcement at that time. only go from Beach Street to COMMISSION AND TRAF- Council with a line item of by Councillor Powers: That in Revere City Hall: (PLACED ON FILE) Revere Street. FIC CONSULTANT TRAF- each account to include name, the Mayor request DPW to re- 18-276 Motion presented 18-278 Motion presented (APPROVED) FIC STUDY) dollar amount found, and pair or replace the footbridge by Councillor Rotondo: That by Councillor Rotondo: That 18-280 Motion presented 18-281 Motion presented dated commissioned for the at the end of Sears St. This the Mayor restore the two the Mayor request the City by Councillor Morabito: that by Council President Gianni- accounts in which the audit bridge allows residents of the employees on administrative Solicitor under the auspices of the Mayor request MassDOT no, Council Vice-President yielded $2.2 million. Bay Road area to the ball field leave without pay to be paid the Mayor to hire an outside to investigate the feasibility of McKenna: That the Mayor (APPROVED) and Revere Beach Blvd. to include retroactive pay un- agency to revamp the city’s re-allowing a U-turn on North request the DPW to investi- 18-283 Motion present- (APPROVED til the outcome of the AG’s parking meters with kiosks Shore Road between Shawmut gate the feasibility of using a ed by Councillor Keefe: That 18-285 Motion presented investigation. Likewise that a and establish standard opera- Street and Revere Street for more visible paint color for the City Council recognize by Councillor Rizzo: That the complete Audit on the process tional controls. traffic traveling northbound crosswalks. The Revere Beau- the 2018 Revere Youth Base- Mayor direct the Director of of collection and deposit by (PLACED ON FILE) on Route 1A. Residents travel- tification Committee andball championship teams and Inspectional Services to ap- the Inspector General office. 18-279 Motion present- ing to their homes in the low- Beachmont Improvement coaches for their tremen- pear before the City Council (WINTHDRAWN) ed by Councillor Morabito, er Ward 5 neighborhood must Committee could like to see dous accomplishments: Mi- to discuss policies and proce- 18-277 Motion present- Councillor Guinasso, Coun- wait in severely congested a brighter color such as red, nor League Nationals Sergio dures pertaining o the City’s ed by Councillor Rotondo: cil Vice-President McKenna, Revere Street traffic. Further, to draw more attention to the Reyes and team, AAA Cham- ongoing and future effort to that the Mayor request the Councillor Keefe: That the this would help alleviate the crosswalks. pion Angels Doug Goodwin combat rat infestation. State Auditor and the FBI to Mayor request Community traffic in the Revere Street area (TO PUBLIC SAFETY and team, and Major League (SENT TO PUBLIC SAFE- investigate the Parking De- Development to extend the by not forcing certain traffic COMM.) Cardinals Carl Svendsen and TY SUBCOMMITTEE)

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In addition to my advoca- measures to prevent substance crisis. cy on environmental issues use disorders. This new leg- In closing, even after four and economic development, islation takes measures, in- years, I find it humbling to I continue to work with my cluding expanding access to serve you as your state repre- colleagues in government non-opioid treatment op- sentative. It has been an hon- and my constituents to help tions for pain management; or and a privilege to work on IT’S A combat the opioid crisis and establishing grants to benefit your behalf for a better com- addiction. Once again, and substance exposed newborn munity and Commonwealth. as recently as this summer, children and prohibiting dis- For all these reasons, I hope the Massachusetts Legislature counts and rebates for certain that you will consider voting has adopted some of the most prescription opioids. It also for me on Tuesday, Sept. 4. comprehensive legislation in takes steps to improve the Thank you. the nation to combat the opi- quality of patient care at treat- Sincerely, DOG’S LIFE oid crisis. In July, we passed ment facilities, expands access RoseLee Vincent a bill with sweeping initiatives to Narcan and increases train- State Representative – 16th to promote behavioral health ing for law enforcement to Suffolk District THE RESOURCE PULL OUT GUIDE for adults and children and respond to behavioral health Candidate for Renomination FOR THE POOCH IN YOUR LIFE Temple Tifereth Israel of Winthrop Extends • Dog friendly beaches/Parks Jewish New Year Greetings to All • List of upcoming dog events Join us in welcoming the New year. • Dog friends Our services are relaxed, non-intimidating and are • Have leash will travel conducted in both Hebrew and English. • Veterinary guide High Holiday Morning Services (September 10, 11, 19) Start at 9:00 a.m. • Immunizations for your dog Kol Nidre Service (September 18) Starts at 6:30 p.m. • Hotels • Spas - Hebrew School - • Pet supply stores Ages 6 and up and PRE-SCHOOL: Ages 4 – 6 • Dog walkers OPEN HOUSE and Start of Classes : Sunday, 16 September - 10:00 a.m. to noon. • Daycare PUBLISHED IN SEPTEMBER Temple Tifereth Israel in Revere Journal, Chelsea Record, Lynn Journal, 93 Veterans Road Everett Independent, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Winthrop, MA 02152 East Boston Times, Charlestown Patriot Bridge, Jewish-winthrop.org North End Regional Review.

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Frances “Fran” Ann (Ac- in National Veterans Wheelchair games Randy Ferrara of Revere corti) D’Arcangelo of Revere Louis J. Lig- passed away on Aug. 18. passed away on Monday, Aug. giero, a 39-year He was the beloved son 27 at the age of 85. resident of Re- of Horis Ferrara and Claire Fran was the former Presi- vere, died on (DeSimone) Ferrara of Re- dent and Vice President of the Thursday, Aug. vere. dear father of Azzery Patriots Civic Club, a former 23, at the Brock- Joseph Ferrara, adoring broth- member of the Knit-Witts ton VA Medical Center, where er of Sandra Marino and her Club and the best mother, he had resided for 19 years husband, Nick of Saugus, Lisa grandmother, great-grand- with Multiple Sclerosis. Ferrara and her late fiancé, mother, aunt and friend in the Born in Boston, he spent Leonardo Escobar of Revere world. his early years in Wilmington and the late Ricky Ferrara and The cherished daughter DiPlatzi. She was the devot- and was a 1962 graduate of caring uncle of Rick Griffin. Cross Mausoleum. In lieu of the late Anna (DiPalma) ed in-law of Mary and Danny Wilmington High School. He He is also survived by many of flowers, donations can be joined the Military in Septem- Quintavalla, she was the be- D’Arcangelo, loving aunt of loving aunts, uncles, cousins made on the behalf of Randy ber of 1963 and served in the loved wife of the late John B. (Ferro) Liggiero, he was the and friends. Steven D’Arcangelo and his U.S. Marine Corps while com- Ferrara to his son Azzery Jo- D’Arcangelo, Sr., loving moth- cherished father of Laurel C. Funeral arrangements were wife, Carrie and Dan D’Arcan- pleting the Brigade School as seph Ferrara. For guest book, er of Deb D’Arcangelo and “Lori” Liggiero and her long- by the Paul Buonfiglio & Sons gelo and his wife, Kristie. a company radio operator in please visit www.Buonfiglio. her loving companion, Steven time companion, Christopher – Bruno Funeral Home, Re- Family and friends will 1964. He was discharged from com. Scrivano of Tampa, Fla., Sha- Petrello, John B. D’Arcangelo, honor her life by gathering in the Marines in September of vere. Entombment was at Holy ron A. Bruen and her husband, Jr. and his loving wife, Char- Vazza’s “Beechwood” Funeral 1967 and continued to serve Eric of Ridgecrest, Calif., and lene and Cheryl Coppola and Home, 262 Beach St., Revere his country in the Army Na- Darlene M. Closson and her her loving husband, Robert; on Thursday, Aug. 30, from tional Guard and the Air Force Rosina Imbriano husband, James of Nashua, adored grandmother of Stacey 4 to 8 p.m. and again at 9:30 National Guard until 1996. In N.H.; the devoted grandfa- The welfare and nurturing of her family was her Squillacioti and her husband, a.m. Friday before leaving in 2000, he entered the Brockton ther of Briana L. Pizzano of Glen, Kristina Cuccarello and procession to the Immaculate VA Medical Center where he Tampa, Fla., Garrett L. Bruen, lifelong occupation her husband, Joe, Kristopher would spend the remainder of Conception Church in Revere Grant A. Bruen and Gavin F. Coppola and his wife, Lau- his life. His care and treatment Rosina (Annicchiarico) for a Funeral Mass to be cel- Bruen, all of Ridgecrest, Ca- ren, John B. D’Arcangelo III, in Brockton was excellent. He Imbriano, a native of Grot- ebrated in her honor at 10:30 lif. and Sawyer J. Closson of Stephanie Coppola, Shannon made numerous friends and taminarda, Naples, Italy, and a.m. Entombment will follow Nashua, N.H.; the dear broth- took advantage of the many an East Boston resident for Haggerty and her loving com- at Holy Cross Mausoleum er to Loretta Dankese and her activities that were offered to 58 years, passed away at home panion, Derek Joyal, Jamie in Malden. In lieu of flow- husband, Robert of Billerica, him. He went on weekly trips following a long illness on Haggerty, Kimberly Coppo- ers, donations may be made Michael Liggiero and his wife, with other patients, was part of Saturday, Aug. 25. She was 83 la and Jessica Haggerty and in Fran’s memory to St. Jude Carmella of Raymond, N.H. the bowling team and could be years old. cherished great-grandmother Children’s Research Hospital, and the late Josephine Tas- found playing Bingo regularly. of Ryan Powers, JoJo Cucca- l501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, sone. Her funeral will be con- He even traveled the country rello, John B. D’arcangelo IV, TN 38105 or by visiting: www. Funeral arrangements were ducted from the Vertuccio & every summer competing in GiGi Cuccarello, Willow and by the Vertuccio & Smith Smith Home for Funerals, 773 stjude.org. the National Veteran’s Wheel- Everly Squillacioti and Juliana Home for Funerals, Revere. Broadway (Route 107) Revere chair games accompanied Interment was at the Massa- today, Wednesday, August puccio) Annicchiarico; the by his wife and children who chusetts National Cemetery 29, at 10 a.m. followed by dear sister of Anna Carpini- cheered him on at each event. in Bourne. In lieu of flowers, a Funeral Mass in the Church to of East Boston and the late Charles Rinaldi, Jr. Prior to his illness, his chief remembrances may be made of the Sacred Heart, 45 Brooks occupation was as a self-em- Michele Annicchiarico; the Of North Carolina to the Patients Activities Fund St., East Boston, at 11 a.m. In- ployed Electronics Engineer, very proud grandmother of at the Brockton VA Medi- terment will be at Holy Cross often traveling. He was a for- Ursula Bulla and her husband, Charles S. “Uncle Boo” Ri- cal Center, 940 Belmont St., Cemetery, Malden. mer member of the Revere Joseph of Malden, Anthony naldi, Jr. of Charlotte, N.C. Brockton, MA 02401. Fo r Knights of Columbus, #179. Born and raised in Grot- Imbriano and his wife, Jen- passed away Aug. 21, sur- more information, please visit taminarda, Naples, Italy, the nifer of Peabody, Alessandro The beloved husband of www.vertuccioandsmith.com. rounded by his loving family. nearly 39 years to RoseAnn family immigrated to Argen- Imbriano and his wife, Kelley He was 60 years old. tina, South America in 1950, of Peabody, Michael Imbriano He was the beloved son where they remained until of Revere, Felicia Imbriano of of Charles S Rinaldi Sr. and Emilio Federico moving to the United States East Boston and Giuliana Im- Joanne (Nackley) Rinaldi of 78-year member of Local 4 IUOE and settling in East Boston in briano and Gemma Imbriano, Wakefield devoted father of 1960. Her lifelong occupation both of Lynn. She is also lov- Justin Rinaldi and his wife, Emilio Federico of Revere, was the welfare and nurturing ingly survived by many neph- Elise and Christopher Ri- born in Abruzzi, Italy, passed of her family, especially her ews, nieces, grand-nieces and naldi, all of Charlotte N.C. awat Aug. 13 at the age of 91. five sons and their families. grand-nephews in the USA, and Heather Lamm and her Wakefield; loving grandfa- Emilio was a proud World She was the cherished Argentina and Italy. Rosina is husband, Brad of Hunter- ther of Arabella, Liam, Casen, War II U.S. Army veteran of mother of Antonio and his also proudly survived by her ville, N.C.; adoring brother Presley and Harper and dear the Twenty Fifth Training Bat- wife, Ursula Imbriano of Mal- faithful caregiver for the past of Robert “TUT” Rinaldi and uncle to his cherished nieces talion and a 78-year member den, Alessandro Imbriano, nine years, Lena Machiavelli his wife, Paula of Peabody and nephews Chase, Anna- of Local 4 IUOE. Felix Imbriano and his wife, of East Boston. and Joanne (Rinaldi) Collins belle, William Domenic and He was the beloved hus- Angela, all of East Boston, In lieu of flowers, remem- and her husband, Donald of the late Brandon. band of Josephine with whom Michele Imbriano and his brances may made to the Arrangements were by the he shared 67 years of mar- wife, Rita of Lynn and the late American Cancer Society, 30 Paul Buonfiglio & Sons-Bruno riage, devoted father of Do- Mario Imbriano. Rosina was Speen St., Framingham, MA, In Loving Memory of Funeral Home, Revere. In lieu nato Federico and his wife, and her husband, William of also the beloved wife of the 01701. For more information, Revere; dear brother of Albert of flowers, donations can be Judith of Revere, Rinaldo late Felice Imbriano and the please visit www.vertuccio- made to the Dana Farber Can- Federico and his wife, Janet Federico of Marshfield and devoted daughter of the late Jerry T. the late Ophelia, Vienna and andsmith.com. cer Institute, The Jimmy Fund, of Arlington, Diane Federi- Alessandro and Palmira (Ca- Adolfo. He was the cherished 10 Brookline Place West, sixth co and her husband, Roger 2009Zullo, September Jr.1st 2018 of Peabody and Annette Patti grandfather of 10 and adoring floor, Brookline, MA 02445- great-grandfather of eight and 7226. For guest book, please Barbara Mahoney th is also survived by many lov- visit www.Buonfiglio.com. 11 Year Anniversary ing nieces and nephews. Retired MBTA payroll department employee Funeral arrangements were JOSEPH “JOEY” by the Paul Buonfiglio & Barbara T. (Tentindo) Ma- Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, honey of Revere, formerly of BERTOLINO Revere. Entombment was in East Boston, passed away on Holy Cross Mausoleum. In Monday August 27 at the age In Loving Memory of lieu of flowers, donations can of 77. God saw you getting tired be made to Alzheimer’s Asso- Carmen F. ciation Massachusetts Chap- Barbara worked as a payroll And a cure was not to be. clerk and then went on to work So He put His arms around you ter, 480 Pleasant St., Water- Bertino town, MA 02472. And whispered, “Come to Me”. 2012 Sept. 2nd 2018 With tearful eyes we In Loving Memory of watched you In Memoriam My Loving Husband And saw you pass away. CARLINO (LENO) If we could only write it Although we loved you dearly MERCURIO John J. Stack for and retiree from the Mass. We could not make you stay. On the clouds or sky of blue. 7/26/1919 - 8/24/1998 Department of Revenue. We’d send a special message March 23, 1927 -September 5, 2016 A golden heart stopped beating, 20th Anniversary Second Anniversary She was the cherished Hard working hands at rest. As our birthday card to you. Dad, daughter of the late Salvatore His helping hand was and Louise (Terlino) Tentin- God broke our hearts to We’d tell of how we miss you always first to render prove to us And think of you each day. any aid he could. His do, beloved wife of Joseph C. He only takes the best. We wish that we could tell you, voice was always Mahoney, loving mother of If tears could have saved you raised in praise, Brian Mahoney of Wakefield It has been six years on this your special day. his words were wise You never would have died. and Keith Mahoney of Revere, since you’ve been here, and good. Dear father, dear sister of Ned Tentindo We love and miss you. since you’ve gone away, the ones you although we’ve cried a and his wife, Sheila of Florida Mary, Jerry, Jeanne, Lisa, loved so true, try hard to carry on the The pain never goes away way, we know you’d want us to. and is also survived by many Helene, Christina, Noelle, million tears. Sadly missed and forever Lovingly Remembered & nieces and nephews. Family Cassandra, Michael, Ashley In our eyes you did in our hearts Sadly Missed and friends will honor Barba- not die, we just can’t let Love Your Children & Your loving family Grandchildren It has been 2 years since ra’s life by gathering in Vazza’s you go. In our hearts is “Beechwood” Funeral Home, you’ve been here, although TORF FUNERAL where you’ll be, we just 262 Beach St., Revere today, I’ve cried a million tears. Wednesday, August 29 from 4 SERVICE wanted you to know. In my eyes you did not die, to 8 p.m. and again at 9 a.m. Pre-need planning with our May you always walk Vazza I just can’t let you go. Thursday before leaving in price protection guarantee. in sunshine and God’s "Beechwood" In my heart is where you’ll be, procession to St. Mary of the Arrangements made at our love around you flow, for Assumption Church in Re- facility or in the comfort of I just wanted you to know. what it meant to lose you vere for a Funeral Mass to be your own home Funeral May you always walk in celebrated in her honor at 10 sunshine, 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: no one will ever know. a.m. Interment will follow at Deborah Torf Golden Amy Torf Golden Loved & Missed Home And God’s love around you Woodlawn Cemetery in Ever- Danny S. Smith ett. For guest book and direc- Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) Wife Ellen flow, M.L. Torf (1867-1940) 262 Beach St., Revere 773 Broadway For what it meant to lose you, tions www.vazzafunerals.com Richard A. Pruneau Children Joey, Amy & (781) 284-1127 Revere, MA 02151 No one will ever know To place a (617) 889-2900 Gregg, Matthew Phone (781) 284-7756 & Grandchildren Jake Love & Miss you, Memoriam in the Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral www.vertuccioandsmith.com (800)428-7161 & Ryan Your wife, Eleanor & Revere Journal, Please www.torffuneralservice.com www.vazzafunerals.com Family Call 781-485-0588 Wednesday, August 29, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 9 OBITUARIES REVERE THROUGH THE YEARS Angela Roberto 10 years ago but was rejected decisively by LOOKING BACK Aug. 27, 2008 the voters on Tuesday. Loving wife, mother, and gradmother The new Revere Commu- Revere’s public schools will nity Media Center has hired open for the new school year Angela Roberto of Revere Robert Dunbar as its new ex- this coming Wednesday. died on Aug. 24 at the age of ecutive director. A grant from Mass. Elec- 78. The kite festival at Revere tric has resulted in new light She was the loving wife Beach sponsored by the Re- fixtures at the Lincoln and of Robert Roberto, beloved vere Beach Partnership was a Whelan schools that will save daughter of the late Rosario big success. on energy costs. Diecidue and his wife, Marie “Lucy” (Guardino), devoted Revere’s public schools mother of AnnMarie Lepore opened this week. 40 years ago of Revere, Robert Roberto and Real estate sales in Revere Aug. 30, 1978 his wife, Cheryl of Saugus, fell slightly this past month, The city’s public schools Lisa Rusconi and Michael Ro- with the inventory of homes will open for the new school berto and his wife, Lori, all of on the market rising through- year this coming Wednesday. Revere; cherished sister of An- nephews. Angela was a loving out the summer, a possible Barbara Jacobs, a trustee of thony Diecidue and his wife, wife, a wonderful mother and warning sign of a coming de- the Revere Public Library, said Dorothy of East Boston, Char- grandmother who cherished cline in the real estate market. that the City Council’s deci- lie Diecidue of California, her whole family. sion to slash almost $10,000 Marie Rideout of Middleboro Her funeral will be 20 years ago from the library’s requested and the late Rosario Diecidue held from the Paul Buonfi- Sept. 2, 1998 budget of $17,000 will result and his late wife, AnnMarie, glio & Sons-Bruno Funeral Local and state police are a reduction in services, begin- The Bagel Bin on Shirley Avenue is no stranger to political John Diecidue, Leonard Die- Home, 128 Revere St., Revere, seeking a man suspected ning with the elimination of legends, but there was none more legendary than the visitor cidue, Joseph Diecidue, Jose- at 9 a.m. followed by a Fu- of stabbing to death his es- the delivery of books to senior who stopped by on Oct. 17, 2012: Sen. John McCain, who was neral Mass at Saint Anthony’s phine Donnarumma and her tranged wife, 35, in her home citizens. greeted, by among others, the late former Revere Fire Chief Dan church in Revere on Thursday, late husband, Thomas and at 10 Hauman St. and wound- A heated debate among the Doherty (left). We join all Americans this week in mourning the Aug. 30 at 10 a.m. Relatives loss of Sen. McCain, a true hero and patriot. Catherine Dicessa and her ing her companion. The City Council members spilled late husband, Alfred and cher- and friends are kindly invit- ed. A visitation will be held 39-year-old suspect and his over into the hallways as resi- ished grandmother of Ange- wife have four children. dents of the Squire Road area $9.00 over 1967’s rate. Colella the deciding game, an 8-2 win la, Tiffany, Nicole, Michael, today, Wednesday, from 4 to 8 cited the increased costs of for the Braves. p.m. Interment will be at Holy Mayor Robert J. Haas and vehemently expressed their Robert, Jennifer, Christopher, government operations and Cross Cemetery in Malden. the City Council are disputing opposition to a petition by the Mikey and Leah. She is also pay raises for city workers as 70 years ago survived by many nieces and For guest book, please vis- the amount of the net local Peter DiCarlo Realty Trust to it www.Buonfiglio.com. aid figure released by the state construct a muffler shop on the reasons for the hike. How- Aug. 26, 1948 in the annual cherry sheets, Squire Road. Residents par- ever, Colella noted whereas The bodies of three more with City Councillor George ticularly confronted Ward 4 tax increases have been av- of the city’s hero war dead are Salvatore DiMartino Colella asserting that the city Councillor Daniel M. Ferrara, eraging 15 percent in other returning home from their MBTA repair foreman is receiving $1.5 million more a proponent of the shop. communities across the state, graves overseas for burial here. than the Haas administration Revere’s increase is only 8.36 They are: T/Sgt. Frank J. Alvi- Salvatore DiMartino of is acknowledging. 50 years ago percent. no of 840 Broadway, who was Winthrop passed away at the The School Committee has Aug. 29, 1968 killed in action in France on Massachusetts General Hospi- raised the age for children The city’s public schools 60 years ago Nov. 17 1944, and who leaves tal in Boston on Aug. 21. He starting kindergarten to 5 are set to open next Thursday. Aug. 28, 1958 his parents, five brothers, and was 50 years old. years old. However, despite an effort by City Engineer George S. four sisters; ; S/Sgt. Paul Cro- The beloved husband of Work is expected to be- the School Committee to have Burnett has announced his re- nin of 95 Reservoir Ave., who Paula A. (Aylward) DiMarti- gin shortly to transform the all of the schools operate on tirement after 40 years of ser- was killed in action in France no, he was born in Boston, the former Fasad’s nightclub on single sessions, some students vice to the city. City Manager on Aug. 4, 1944, and who pre- son of the late Giuseppe, who Broadway from an eyesore once again will have to be on Edward O’Toole has named viously had been part of the passed away two days prior on into a three-story office build- double sessions -- some in the David Calichman as the act- No. Africa campaign and was Aug. 19 and the late Francesca ing. morning, others in the after- ing city engineer, pending a among the first U.S. troops to (Brucato) DiMartino. noon -- through at least the proposed reorganization of land in Sicily and who leaves Sal was employed by the the city’s DPW. his mother and four brothers; by loving nieces and nephews, 30 years ago first week of the school year Massachusetts Bay Transpor- The School Committee vot- and Pvt. Thomas DeSisto of tation Authority as repair fore- Karlye, Karissa, Andrew, Col- Aug. 31, 1988 because there are not enough by, Geneva, Joseph, Meaghan, The same six candidates mothers to volunteer to su- ed to create three new jobs in 210 Beach St., who was killed man in the mechanics divi- the public schools, but mem- in action in France on Nov. 16, sion. He was a member of the Meredith and Alexandra. who won election in the con- pervise lunch periods. Visiting hours will be held, test for School Committee First Lieut. John Richard bers’ tempers flared over the 1944 and who leaves his par- Boston Carmen’s Union-Lo- issue of whom to appoint ents and a brother. cal #589 and the Alliance along with his dear father, won again in Tuesday’s spe- Aucella, USMC, of 112 Vane to the new posts, with some More than 1200 youngsters Union-Local #588. Giuseppe, at the Maurice W. cial election, which had been St., has received two citations He was the devoted father of Kirby Funeral Home, 210 ordered by a Superior Court for bravery and extraordi- members favoring certain attended the Revere Youth Nicholas and Catina DiMarti- Winthrop St., Winthrop, on judge upon a lawsuit brought nary achievement in Vietnam candidates, and other mem- Commission’s annual Play- no of Winthrop, dear broth- Thursday, Aug. 30, from 9 to by former School Commit- where he is serving as a heli- bers favoring other candi- ground Day that featured spe- er of Marie Josephine Stiglic 11 a.m. A Funeral Mass, to- teemen Daniel Rizzo, who copter pilot. dates. cial events and contests at Paul and her husband, Richard of gether with his father, will claimed that he had been Revere’s taxpayers will have School Committeeman Revere Stadium on Tuesday. Princeton, N.J., and Tina Ken- be in St. John the Evangelist prejudiced because he was to come up with an addition- Frank Fiore has called for the State Police made more nedy and her husband, Joe of Church-Winthrop at 11:30 not identified as a “candidate al $115,000 in order to make resignation of School Supt. arrests this week of local res- Byfield. He also leaves behind a.m. for re-election” on the ballot. up for a shortfall in the office Carl Lindstol after Lindstol idents in connection with his in-laws, Jack and Barbara Relatives and friends are in- Rizzo finished eighth in the of the Revere Veteran’s Agent paid a School Department bill the ongoing probe into ille- vited. Please omit flowers. Do- (DiPalma) Aylward of Re- balloting, behind successful because of an increase in costs of $407 without informing the gal gaming activities in Re- vere, his brother and sisters- nations in his memory can be committee. vere. Among those arrested made to the American Cancer candidates Peter A. Martino, related to assistance for re- in-law, Jay and Heidi Aylward Donald E. Goodwin Jr., James turning veterans of the pres- Large crowds were on hand was Colonel Joseph Hanken, of Colorado and Kelly Ayl- Society/Massachusetts Chap- at McMackin Field for the who was charged with oper- ter, 30 Speen St., Framingham, Rose Guy Meli, Emmanuel ent war in Vietnam. ward of Revere and his dear Ferrante, and Louis H. Cheako Mayor George V. Colella city’s Little League champi- ating a beano game at the lo- best friend, Jaime Waters of MA 01701. To sign his online onship series. The Braves de- cal VFW post. Hansen is one guestbook, please visit: Ciarlone. Charles Moschella and Chairman of the Board Somerville. He is also survived feated the Cardinals to win of the most active and well- www.mauricekirbyfh.com. finished seventh. Rizzo had of Assessors Ron Corbett finished in a close seventh in have announced a tax rate for the title, with Mike Iovanna known members of the VFW the election last November, 1968 of $116.60, an increase of allowing just four hits and throughout the state. Nancy M. Zizzo striking out 13 Card batters in Of Medford

Nancy M. (Ricciardi) Ziz- zo, of Medford, passed away on Aug. 27. She was the be- senior center news loved wife of the late Vincent F. Zizzo. Devoted mother of Frank Zizzo and his wife Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Hearing Program Wednesday , September 65 – Medicare Workshop on Dorothy of Medford, Vincent 25 Winthrop Ave. Free Frequency Test and 5th …, Stuffed Cabbage , Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018 Zizzo and his wife Maryann case history Analysis, as well Oven Buttered , Milk, Coffee from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. Ms. of Revere, Paul Zizzo and his Chair Massage as cleaning are available with Or Tea Olevsky is a trained SHINE wife Mary of Medford, Renee Therapeutic Massage can Mary Marino at the Rosset- Menu subject to change Keegan and her husband Jim- counselor with many years relax tense Muscles due to ti/Cowan Senior Center, 25 without notice due to food in- of experience. She will assist my of Stoneham, and loving overwork or stress. It can ventory or other special grandmother of Frankie Zizzo Swett-Zizzo and her wife Sar- Winthrop Ave for Elderly Res- those turning 65 years, guid- also improve the blood sup- circumstances. and his wife Michelle, Kerri ah, Tyler Zizzo, Vinnie Zizzo idents the next hearing date ing them through the nuances and his wife Veronica, Antho- ply to tissues, improve ener- will be Aug. 23, from 10 a.m. of the Medicare enrollment ny Zizzo and his partner Ash- gy and alertness and relieve to 12 p.m. appointments are August 28th, 2018 procedures and coverage. ley, Paul, Michael and Katelyn stress and anxiety. Barbara suggested but walk-ins will be 10 am – 12 noon 8th Year Memoriam SHINE counselors are ded- Zizzo, James Gregory, Zachary MacDonald Certified and Li- serviced if time allows Rossetti-Cowan Senior Richard “Dickie” and Gabrielle Keegan. Loving censed Massage Therapist will Center icated community volunteers great grandmother of Aria, SUFFOLK COUNTY be at Rossetti Cowan Senior Blood Pressure who are trained and certified Laurano Madison, Mariella, Ayden, REGISTRY OF DEEDS Center (TBA) she will be of- Individual Conference by the Executive Office of El- Avery and Gabriel. Sister of Registry staff will be avail- fering 15-minute chair mas- September 6th and 20th der Affairs to explain many the late Sadie Ford, Virginia able to answer questions and sage from 10:00 to Noon. The areas of health insurance in- Vita, Anthony, Frank and Joe concerns regarding Registry Ricciardi. Also survived by cost is $10.00 per session and cluding Medicare, Medigap, Movies of deeds matters, Massachu- many loving extended family although walk-ins will be ser- Medicare HMO’s, prescription Every Wednesday at 12:30 setts Homestead Act, confirm members. viced, it is advisable to call for Grumpy Old Men the status of a mortgage dis- drug programs, MassHealth The funeral will be held at Reservation at 781-286-8156. (Medicaid), and other health Dello Russo Family Funeral charge or check on any filing. Call the center for additional Lunch schedule for Aug. Home, 306 Main St., Medford, No Appointment Needed care assistance programs. The on Friday, Aug. 31, at 8 a.m. information. 29th through Sept. 5th SHINE program (Serving the followed by a funeral Mass cel- Thursday, August 30th …. SAVE THE DATE Health Information Needs 2010 September 1st 2018 Monthly Podiatry Clinic Tuna Salad on Roll, Potato Gone is the face ebrated in St. Patrick Church, SENIOR BOCCE BOWL of Everyone) provides free we loved so dear, 71 Central St., Stoneham, at 9 Dr. David Kaplan Foot Puffs, Three Bean Salad, Pine- CHELSEA VS REVERE health insurance information, a.m. Relatives and friends are Silent is the voice Doctor will be available at the apple Chunks, Milk, Coffee, or Voke Park, 546 Washington counseling, and assistance to respectfully invited to attend. Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Tea we loved to hear. Street, Chelsea all Massachusetts residents Too far away Visiting hours Thursday from on September 5, 2018 Friday, August 31st……. 4 to 8 p.m. Services will con- Saturday, Sept. 8, 2018 with Medicare. for sight or speech Only Routine Foot Care BBQ Ribs w/Brown Gravy, (rain date Sun. Sept. 9) 10:00- But not too far clude with burial at Oak Grove This workshop is a limit- Cemetery, Medford. including cutting of toenails Mexican Rice, Mixed Vegeta- 2:30pm for thoughts to reach. and trimming of Calluses will bles, Applesauce, Milk, Coffee, ed-seating workshop due to Sweet to remember In lieu of flowers contribu- Bring your own chair its one-to-one assistance and tions may be made in Nancy’s be offered. Referrals to other Or Tea him once here, is available on a first come, memory to St. Jude Children’s Specialists will be made if nec- Monday, September 3rd….. TURNING 65 Who, though absent, first serve basis. Please call the is just as dear. Research Hospital, 501 St Jude essary for more complicated CLOSED LABOR DAY MEDICARE WORKSHOP Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or problems. Services will be a Tuesday , September 4th The Rossetti-Cowan Se- Rossetti-Cowan Senior Cen- Forever in our hearts Beacon Hospice, 529 Main St., discounted fee of $20.00 per , Vegetable Lasagna, Three nior Center in partnership ter to reserve your place by Your Loving Family Suite 101, Charlestown, MA visit. Bean Salad, Crispy Roll, Ap- with SHINE Counselor Bari calling (781) 286-8156. 02129. plesauce, Milk, Coffee, Or Tea Olevsky will host a “Turning Page 10 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, August 29, 2018

MAYOR ARRIGO HOLDS BOAT CRUISE FUNDRAISER

Photos by Cary Shuman guests on the cruise that be- gan at the Winthrop Town Mayor Brian Arrigo hosted Landing and sailed in to Bos- a Boat Cruise fundraiser that ton Harbor before its return to was attended by many sup- Winthrop. porters. A great time was had by all Mayor Arrigo and his wife, on a beautiful summer night. Daveen Arrigo, joined the

Juan Jaramillo, legislative director for Sen. Joseph Boncore’s Mayor Brian Arrigo and Daveen Arrigo welcome Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky (fourth from right) and other guests to the sum- office, Christine Diarbakerly, and Sen. Joseph Boncore. mer Boat Cruise.

Jackie Chagaris, Ward 5 Councillor John Powers, Carol Barrett, John Verrengia, and Joshua Ver- rengia.

City Council President Jessica Giannino, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Councillor-at-Large Steven Morabito, and Police Chief James Guido, pictured before boarding the boat.

Pictured from left, Nicole Silvestri, Gennara Romano, Jodi Mantia-Macone, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Deanna Mantia, and Trisha Romano during the Mayor’s boat cruise fundraiser. 0 Linwood Harper, Jalon Fowler, Amy McManus and Richard McManus get set to board the boat cruise at the Winthrop Town Landing. Revere Proud Do you or someone you know need help staying independent, active & healthy?

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Revere residents to participate in Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Eleven residents from Re- treatment they do, and we a.m. vere will walk up to 26.2 miles hope one day there will be a - Half Marathon Walk (13.1 along the historic Boston Mar- cure for all cancers,” said Pe- miles from Wellesley); rolling athon course this September ter. “We are so thankful for Dr. start from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 in the Boston Marathon Jim- Ann LaCasce and her team at a.m. my Fund Walk presented by DFCI. They have been a bless- - 10K Walk (6.2 miles from Hyundai, which raises the i n g .” Newton); rolling start from most money of any single day This year’s event goal is to 10:00 a.m. to noon. walk in the nation. This year raise more than $9 million. - 5K Walk (3.1 miles from marks the event’s 30th year. The money goes to the Jimmy Dana-Farber Cancer Institute These residents – Michelle Fund for adult and pediatric in Boston’s Longwood Medi- Imonti, Nicholas Imonti, Da- patient care and cancer re- cal Area); starting at 1:45 p.m. vid DeFronzo, Sara Shkreta, search at the nation’s premier This route will include many Lindsay Gange, Christopher cancer center, Dana-Farber patients and their families. Gange, Renee Griffin, -Su Cancer Institute. The event Walkers are treated to 12 san Connolly, Donna Smith has raised more than $128 refueling stations along the and Janice Trainor – will join million in its 30-year history. course as well as poster-sized 9,500 expected participants in The Boston Athletic Associa- photographs of inspiring Walk the annual event, which takes tion has supported the Boston Heroes at each mile and half place Sunday, Sept. 23. Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk mile marker. All routes con- Revere resident, Peter since 1989, and Hyundai has clude at the Copley Square Imonti, is a Walk Hero for been the presenting sponsor Finish Line where participants the Boston Marathon Jimmy since 2002. can celebrate with food, live Fund Walk and will help in- “The Boston Marathon entertainment and a speaking The leaders of the 2018 Revere High School football team are pictured at a practice session Mon- spire walkers along the course. Jimmy Fund Walk presented program. day at Harry Della Russo Stadium. From left, are captains Frank Sims and Zac Carifio, head coach Walkers are greeted by post- by Hyundai gives participants All walkers must raise a Lou Cicatelli, and captains Devin Mathias and Darius McNeil. er-sized photographs of Walk the opportunity to personal- minimum of $325, except Heroes displayed at each mile ly support breakthroughs in for walkers 12-years-old and and half mile along the Bos- cancer care and research and younger whose fundraising High hopes this season for RHS football team ton Marathon® course. Pe- join the extended Dana-Far- minimum is $125. Pacesetters With a solid nucleus of re- were last year at this time,” However, the path for a ter was diagnosed with large er community responsible for are extraordinary fundrais- turning veterans and a pleth- noted Cicatelli, whose 2017 Journey to the Tourney will B-cell mediastinal non-Hod- these advances,” said Zack ers who raise $1,500 or more ora of new players, hopes are Patriots ended with a 3-8 not be easy. Revere is playing gkin lymphoma and is being Blackburn, assistant vice pres- or $500 or more for those high for the Revere High foot- mark, but which included a treated at Dana-Farber Can- ident of the Boston Marathon 12-years-old and younger. in Tier 2 of the Northeastern ball team as the Patriots pre- dramatic victory on Thanks- Conference, grouped with pe- cer Institute. Walk Heroes are Jimmy Fund Walk. “Walk There is also a “Virtual Walk- pare for the 2018 season. giving Day over archival Win- matched with Jimmy Fund Heroes remind us why our er” option for those unable to rennially-strong NEC rivals “We have excellent num- throp on the inaugural game and Super Bowl contenders Walk teams to give partici- participation and fundraising attend the event. bers -- 30 freshmen and 46 on Winthrop’s new turf sur- Gloucester and Marblehead, pants an opportunity to con- are so valuable and make the To register for the Bos- boys on the varsity roster -- face at Miller Field. nect with patients. Peter is connection to the event much ton Marathon Jimmy Fund and a lot of enthusiasm,” said “A victory over Winthrop along with Peabody and Lynn matched with Team Hope. deeper.” Walk presented by Hyundai veteran RHS head coach Lou sets the tone for the off-sea- Classical. Peter loves to watch movies, Walkers can choose (#JimmyFundWalk), to sup- Cicatelli, who has been at the son,” said Cicatelli, whose The Patriots will jump right spend time with family, walk from four routes along port a walker, or to volunteer, helm of the RHS grid program teams have taken the measure into the fire for their sea- the historic Boston Mara- his dog and brain teaser games visit www.JimmyFundWalk. for the past 15 years. of the Vikings for two straight son-opener when they travel and puzzles. thon® course: org or call (866) 531-9255. The 2018 edition of the Pa- years, marking consecutive to Gloucester next Friday eve- “My family walks and sup- - Marathon Walk (26.2 Registrants can enter the pro- triots will be led by a quartet victories for Revere over its ning, Sept. 7. ports the Jimmy Fund because miles from Hopkinton); roll- mo code NEWS for $5 off the of senior captains, two-way ancient foe for the first time of the extensive research and ing start from 5:30 a.m. to 7:30 registration fee. lineman Frank Sims, two-way since the early 1970s. “We Fall sports season lineman Devin Matthias, line- had a great off-season and the backer Zack Carifeo, and full- energy has been apparent in swings into high gear back Darius McNeil. training camp.” The 2018 fall athletic season FIELD HOCKEY TEAM READY FOR SEASON Among the other key re- Revere hosted Hamil- for Revere High will get fully turnees from last year’s squad ton-Wenham in the schools’ underway next week. are sophomore quarterback annual controlled scrimmage Calvin Boudreau, who has Saturday. “Our defense was The RHS volleyball team added five inches in height; strong and pretty much shut hosts Danvers Tuesday, Sept. junior running backs Lucas them down,” said Cicatelli. 4, to mark the official start of Barbosa and Zach Furlong; “Our offense moved the ball, the fall season. The Lady Pa- all-purpose slot and wide but penalties hurt us.” triots play again on Thursday, receiver Jonathan Murphy; Revere was set to scrim- Sept. 6, at Somerville. sophomore linebacker Jon- mage Saugus yesterday (Tues- The field hockey team will athan Tran; senior lineback- day) and then will host North- open its season the follow- er/running back Youssef Ali east Regional in a game-like ing day when the Lady Patri- Buda; and junior two-way scrimmage Saturday at 10 a.m. ots entertain Marblehead on lineman Mike DuPont. The first priority for -Ci Wednesday. Newcomers to the squad catelli and his crew -- which Thursday, Sept. 6, will mark who have caught the coach- includes assistant coaches Paul the season-openers for the ing staff’s attention in the first Norton, Vin Gregorio, Scott girls soccer team, which hosts week of practice are sopho- Vlasik, Rob Sasso, and new more defensive end Mazer freshman coach Kyle West- Winthrop Thursday after- Ali, freshman defensive end berg -- for 2018 will be to re- noon; the boys soccer team, Augustino Falas, and transfer turn to the MIAA playoffs, for which entertains Somerville student Joseph Illanos, a ju- which the Patriots qualified Thursday at 6:30 p.m.; and the nior who figures to see action for three consecutive years cross country teams, which at linebacker and tailback. from 2014-16 under the new race Everett at the Belle Isle “We’re ahead of where we MIAA playoff format. course on Thursday afternoon.

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Around the City FOR THE LOVE OF SPORTS - IT’S CAR WASH SEASON RHS PATRIOT SPORTS TEAMS HOLD CAR WASH FUNDRAISERS KISS OF THE SPIDER al riverfront water festival, Sept. 1, 12-6:30 p.m., at Waterfront WOMAN Park. Barenaked Ladies headline. Lyric Stage Company of Boston The riverboston.com/attend/riv- opens its new season with erfront-music-festival. Terrence McNally’s “Kiss of the spider Woman,” with music by JEANNE AND Kander and Ebb, Aug. 31-Oct. ELIZABETH 7:Wednesday, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.;Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday3,8 Doppelganger Dance Collective p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m.,Wednesday and Ensemble Warhol, in asso- matinees, Sept. 5,19, 2 p.m. 140 ciation with Fort Point Theatre Clarendon St., Boston. Tickets Channel and Green Street start at $25. seniors,$10 dis- Studios, present “Jeanne and count, student rush, $10. lyric- Elizabeth,” dance featuring live stage.com, 617-585-5678. music by Mozart and Warhol, Aug. 31, Sept.1, 8 p.m., Green BREAD AND ROSES Street Studios, 185 Green St., HERITAGE FESTIVAL Cambridge.The first piece is The free, open-air, family-friend- “Men and their Machines,” fol- ly featuring top performers, lowed By “Elizabeth III”. $25, Dreamers and Doers for Social students, seniors, Boston Dance Justice celebration, and culmi- Alliance members, $20. 617-840- nates with a grand finale, Hustle 6267, advance tickets, brown- and Soul eclectic multimedia papertickets.com/event/3416284. The RHS basketball team was busy last Saturday morning washing cars behind Revere City Hall. It was a clear day and the cars were production, takes placeLabor CLUB PASSIM lining up fast to support the team and get a wash at the same time. Head Coach David Leary and Asst. Coach John Leone are shown Day, Sept 3, 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m., with the boys as they prepare for a long day of scrubbing cars to support their program. on the Campagnone Common, CAMPFIRE FESTIVAL Lawrence. Free historic trolley Emerging singers, songwriters tours in English and Spanish, and bands perform in the legend- free walking tours,kidzone, rep- ary folk club’s semi-annual fest tiles, magic show, more. breadan- Aug. 31-Sept.3, 47 Passim St., drosesheritage.org. Cambridge. Passes start at $10, THE BLACK CLOWN weekend passes, $25.clubpassim. American Repertory Theater org, 617-492-7679. presents the word premiere TIMBUKTU USA music theater experience that fuses vaudeville, gospel, Sleeping Weasel presents Kenneth opera, jazz, and spirituals with Prestininzi’s madcap comedy Langston Hughes’ verse, Aug.31- through Sept.2:Aug.31Sept. 1, Sept. 23,Loeb Drama Center,64 7:30 p.m., Sept. 2, 3 p.m., at Brattle St., Cambridge. american- Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, repertorytheater.org. 949 Comm, Ave., Boston. $25; seniors, $25; students, $10. 866- THE NICETIES 811-4111, sleepingweazel.com/ The Huntington Theater upcoming-events. Company opens its new season with Brookline-born playwright A GOOD DEATH Eleanor Burgess’ play, “The Boston indie theater company, Niceties,” Aug. 31-Oct. 6, Boston Also Known as Theatre, debuts Center for the Arts Calderwood the world premiere of award-win- Pavilion, 527 Tremont St., South ning Toronto playwright Shelley End, Boston. M. Hobbs,’ play, “A Good NEWBURYPORT Death,”through Sept. 2: Fridays, Saturdays, 8 p.m., Sundays, 2 ANNUAL RIVERFRONT p.m., at Boston Center for the MUSIC FESTIVAL Arts, Calderwood Pavilion, 527 Phillip Philips, Anderson East, and Tremont St., Boston. Tickets Last Sunday morning the Patriot Hockey Team was on Broadway behind City Hall washing cars to get a head start on fundraising the Aldous Collins Band headline start at $20.bostontheatrescene. for their program for the 2018-2019 season. A sunny day helped make this task an easy one, and this event was a success for the a free concert of WXRV 92.5 The com/season/A-Good-Death/, team. River, at Newburyport’s annu- 617-933-8600.

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250 Revere250 St, Revere Revere, St, Revere, MA 02151 MA 02151 (Lower (Lower Hall - parking- parking and entranceand entrance in rear) in rear) endorsed by State Rep. Vincent and Speaker DeLeo Evandro Carvalho’s cam- my experience as a prosecutor to fair treatment for our com- FromFrom 3:00 3:00 PM PM toto 7:00 7:00 PM PM paign for Suffolk County who can lead Suffolk Coun- munity.” District Attorney today an- ty forward,” said Carvalho. Born in Cape Verde, Evan- nounced the endorsements “Working together in the leg- dro immigrated to Dorchester FeatuFeaturingring DJ DJ Alanan Labella Labella of state Rep. RoseLee Vincent islature, we have made bold, at the age of 15. His mother and Speaker of the House progressive reforms to our worked three jobs to sup- Robert DeLeo criminal justice system. As port the family, and Evandro “I am honored by their en- district attorney, I will build worked after school as a janitor dorsements and confidence in upon that record and commit and factory worker. Carval- ho graduated at the top of his class at Madison Park High, and went to earn degrees from UMass Amherst and Howard University School of Law. As an assistant district attorney prosecuting gun crimes, Car- valho saw the cycles of pov- erty and violence that put our young men and women in the system. Carvalho has served as state representative since 2014 representing the com- munities of Dorchester and Roxbury. He lives with his wife, Ashley, and their daugh- ter, Eliana in Uphams Corner. Learn more at www.Evan- droCarvalho.com. CatereCda tIteraeliad Itnal ibanu fbfueffte tb byy Deemmaianoin’so R’ess tRaeursatnat urant PLEASE $10$1.00.00 0p peerr ppeersrosno n

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The Rossetti-Cowan Senior Center participants were singing songs from the fifties and sixties as Joey B-Bop, Daddy-O, and The Little Bopper (three generations of the Barilone family) per- formed at the Aug. 23 luncheon. It was an End-Of-The-Sum- mer Luncheon with seniors enjoying hot dogs, chips, cole slaw, strawberries, and chocolate cake. Another great time with lots of enthusiasm was displayed.

Three generations of Barilone family perform a Sinatra song in Greg Henning, Candidate for Suffolk District Attorney, and Councillor Ira Novolseky, with seniors. harmony.

Barbara Stoddard, Mary Pecarao, Sue Collela, Councillor Ira Novoselsky, District Attorney candi- Joey B-Bop, the Little Bopper and Daddy-O serenade a full senior center. date Evandro Caravaho, Collette Grant, and Jackie Luti.

District Attorney candidate Evandro Carvalho with Janessa and Frank Smith and Richard Macomber are at the center every District Attorney candidate Greg Henning and Roseann Colan- Jordyn, grandchildren of Juan and Millie Obispo. month and have a great time. nino.

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The St. Michael the ArcAn- James Williams—Deputy Inside Guard---Paul Ring gel Council #16550 that was Grand Knight Outside Guard---Nicholas chartered in 2016 held their Joshua J. Verrengia—Chancel- Giacobbe installation of Officers and lor Trustees—Richard Trustees for 2018 through Financial Secretary—Dana Pasquariello and Robert Nor- 2019. Brangiforte thup The following officers were Treasurer—Michael Piccardi Lecturer—Rick Promise inducted: Recorder—Robert Alessi Newsletter Editor—Frank John J. Verrengia Grand Warden---Michael Ferrante Deangelo Knight Advocate—Stephen Reardon Chef---Michael Chiesa Chaplain---Fr. Jorge Daniel Lazo Pugeda

The Revere Knights of Co- lumbus, located at 29 Central Ave., formerly Council #179 and re-chartered in 2016 has been servicing the Revere and surrounding communities since 1896. Members visit the sick, honor the dead, gath- Officers: Rick Promise, Nick Giacobbe, Rich Pasquarello, Michael DiBenedetto. Back row; Jimmy er food and clothing for the Wiliams, Bob Alesi, Robert Northrup, John Verrengia, Paul Ring, Father Daniel, Josh Verrengia, needy, march in the Columbus Michael Ferrante and Steve Reardon. Day parade, Celebrate mass at the council annually, hold a annual Communion break- fast, hold weekly Continental breakfast each Tuesdays in April through December as Grand Knight John Verrengia prepares to place the office of part of their Community ser- Chancellor on his son Joshua. vice. Monthly, there are dinner meetings and also the annual Pot of Gold $5,000.00 raffle scheduled on Dec. 5. The chapter is growing and looks to add to our member- ship. They are on Facebook. As the right arm of the Catholic church the goals are Charity, Fraternity, Unity and Patriotism. For more information call 781-853-0490. Knights of Columbus Council #16550 Chaplin Fr. Dan from Im- New members, Bill Wallack and Mike Miller (left and second from left) are shown with D.D. Mi- maculate Conception Church opens the Installation Ceremony chael DiBededetto, Jimmy Williams, Bob Northrup, Grand Knight John Verrengia, Joshua Ver- as Grand Knight John Verrengia looks on. rengia, Father Daniel, and Michael Ferrante.

Trustees, Bob Northrup and Rich Pasquarello get sworn in by Michael Chiesa prepared a District Deputy Michael DiBenedetto(right). as Jon Verrengia great meal for the event. Ward 5 Councillor John Powers (left) and lodge member with Father Daniel, Joshua and John (third from left) looks on. Verrengia, and Michael DiBenedetto (far right). The GOOD Diner

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CHELSEA POLICE – the culmination of more who are against it and find ICE.” RECEIVE SAFETY than a year of planning. out why and work with them Adrien responded later READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL Carolyn Vega was the lone and make sure they have the with disappointment for Mc- GRANT vote on the Commission votes. I am on the House Ways Gonagle’s answer. CHELSEA – The Chelsea against the two-way plan. She & Means Committee and we “Gangs are not just part of Police Department will in- wasn’t opposed to the overall are close to these changes…I the immigrant community,” crease impaired driving pa- plan, but desired to recom- don’t want to get ahead of she said. “As somebody who trols on local roads with grant mend a six-month trial peri- myself, but I would like to see supports immigrants, it’s very funds from the Highway Safe- od. that change in the Supplemen- sad to hear that accusation.” ty Division of the Executive The remaining Commis- tal Budget because that’s how On another topic, McGo- Office of Public Safety and sioners preferred to simply hurt Everett and cities like it nagle had a strong opinion on Security (EOPSS). Chelsea recommend the two-way plan. w e re .” Capital Punishment, saying Police will join local depart- The plan will now go to the Adrien said there is no one he is considering supporting ments across the state, as well City Council for a final vote at but her who has not had the a measure that would use the as the Massachusetts State the Sept. 10 meeting, though it chance to change the formula, death penalty for those who Police in the national Drive could be put off until the Sept. and if elected, she will make kill police officers. Sober or Get Pulled Overen- 24 meeting. sure it happens. “I believe if you kill a police forcement mobilization and Many people were for it and “Both of my opponents officer, you should be pun- public information campaign. many were against the plan, were in the House when the ished and the extreme pun- This year’s campaign will but in the end City Manager formula was broken for our ishment is death,” he said. “I urge drivers drinking alcohol Tom Ambrosino said that if it children,” she said, noting that would support that and the or using marijuana and other didn’t work out, it would easily she would support increased governor is talking about drugs to plan ahead and desig- be able to be changed back to funding for all categories of that…The police need our nate a sober driver, use a ride- a one-way. students, including low in- support now. That won’t be share service or take public Business owner Rick Gor- come and English Language an easy vote for me. I think transportation. don said he would prefer a Learners (ELL). “Sen. Sal (Di- that officer in Weymouth was “Impaired drivers create a one-way configuration be- Domenico) sat on the Com- killed because he hesitated dangerous situation for every- cause it would be more invit- mittee and the Senate voted to and was worried what would one around them, threatening ing for businesses. pass this. The House didn’t… happen to him if he shot. I Everett High football standout Mike Sainristil fields a the destruction of lives and en- Fire Chief Leonard Alba- If you are part of the problem, would support the death pen- mock-kickoff during the first day of practice on Friday, Aug. tire families,” said Chief Brian nese said he believed in the we need to talk about who is alty for that.” 17, at Everett Memorial Stadium. The senior – who has com- A. Kyes. “This grant will help two-way configuration and the solution.” Smith and Adrien were mitted to play for Virginia Tech – will be the likely leader increase our efforts during the thought it would lead to a Smith said he was certain against the death penalty. of a team that once again seems to be stacked with skill busy summer travel season much safer pedestrian and with more time, the formu- All three candidates had players for first-year Coach Theluxon Pierre. to keep our roads free of im- driving experience. He also la would be changed and he significant support in the au- paired drivers and avoid the said he believed it would en- would do everything in his dience for their campaigns, concerns,” she said. “We un- CITY REVERSES tragedy they wreak.” hance the Fire Department’s power to help that along. and left after having a very derstand there were a lot of “Getting behind the wheel operations. “We have to change the for- informative forum. No one frustrations. For the first week, PARKING LAWS ON after drinking alcohol, using Councillor Roy Avellaneda mula,” he said. “The formula candidate refused to answer we were not allowing parents WEBSTER STREET marijuana or both is one of the said he didn’t see the need for needs to see that and provide any of the many questions on to come into the parking lot to EAST BOSTON - For years, most dangerous things drivers a two-way and didn’t believe it the funding so all of these kids numerous subjects. pick up the children because Webster Street residents orga- can do,” said Jeff Larason, di- would be safer. He asked for are counted. Education is the there were so many kids there. nized, signed petitions and rector of the Highway Safety data to show whether or not way out of this mess. That’s SCHOOL CAUSES It was for safety, but because lobbied the city for residential Division. “A little planning we heard the concerns of people are being hit by cars. how we’ll change inequality, TRAFFIC JAM permit parking on the street. can save your life or someone Resident Bruck Black said jobs and incomes…It has to neighbors, we are going to put The street’s close proximity to else’s. Regret or remorse won’t it would be a shame to study be the number one issue.” EVERETT – Residents of in a new pattern.” Fleet Court in the Village have downtown Boston and Logan bring someone back.” the issue for two years with When it came to transpor- She said the new “rolling taken to patrolling their own International Airport’s meant Massachusetts Data: an award-winning consultant tation, Smith had some inter- dismissal” should stop the commuters, air travelers and Marijuana or marijua- street. problems at dismissal. She team, and then not make the esting ideas, including mak- The small private way hasn’t even Logan Airport employ- na-type drugs were the most said most of the problems they changes they recommend. ing simple changes to the bus incurred a wave of crime or ees from outside East Boston prevalent types of drugs found Consultant Kevin Dan- routes to take people where were aware of were at dismiss- some other rash of misdeeds, al. would use the street for park- in people killed in crashes drade, of TEC, said they be- they need to go. but rather it has been inun- “We’re really just trying to ing all hours of the day and from 2011 to 2016. lieved Chelsea could success- “The success of the T is dated with desperate parents night. From 2015 to 2016, alco- address the problems that we fully make the change. critical to Everett,” he said. trying to navigate the narrow saw,” she said. “We have been Recently, much to the relief hol-impaired driving fatalities The Traffic Commission “Every bus is full. We should paths of the Village to the going back and forth with of residents, the City’s Boston increased 9 percent (109 to also recommended sweeping do things like make the 104 or new Pioneer Charter School, elected officials about their -in Transportation Department 119). circulation changes to Fay 109 bus continue on to Har- which last week debuted with put to make sure everyone is made Webster 24-hour resi- From 2011-2015, 82 per- Square, Chelsea Square, Bell- vard Square. Now, people have its full contingent of 600-plus all set.” dent only parking. cent of impaired drivers in fa- ingham Square and the City to get off and take the City bus students in Grades K-8. She said part of the problem However, last week the tal crashes were men. Hall front area – where Broad- or the 86. If they just contin- “We have a couple of peo- is simply the large amounts city came out and took down From 2011-2015, 45 per- way will also become a two- ued on, it would be such an ple on the street who have of new students with parents the residential permit-park- cent of all alcohol-related way street. easy fix.” posted themselves on the cor- who are coming to the Vil- ing-only signs and replaced driver fatalities were ages 21 The changes also include Then, when it came to a ner to try to keep people from lage for the first time. Many of them with two-hour parking to 34. new smart traffic lights which fare increase for the T, Smith coming down our street,” them are unfamiliar with the signs. The two-hour parking, National Data from the Na- will be at all Broadway inter- said he would prefer to raise said Kathy Prizzio. “The huge traffic patterns and the streets, according to the signs would tional Highway Traffic Safety sections and will work via Wi- fares on items that don’t af- increase in traffic is a huge so the first week partly had be from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon- Administration: Fi to help control and time the fect residents, such as the $22 nightmare and inconvenience some learning curve to over- day through Friday, meaning to the people here. Our street Approximately one-third traffic lights in real time. week-pass that is designed for come, she said. non-residents could park on of all traffic crash fatalities tourists. abuts the parking lot of the Councilor Michael Mc- school, but there is a chain Webster Street for two hours in the United States involve “That has to be the great- Laughlin said he got several during the day and all day on drunk drivers. On average, link fence to keep it closed. calls on Friday from residents STATE REP. DEBATE est deal on any transportation People are driving down the Saturday and Sunday. more than 10,000 people have system in the U.S.,” he said. “I who described a very chaotic Residents immediately in- FEATURES LIVELY street frantically and realizing scene with traffic violations died each year (2012- 2016) in think it’s $60 in New York. The they can’t get through and so undated the city and Coun- drunk-driving crashes. To put QUESTIONS, AND need to raise things like that and safety issues. then they try to do a U-turn. “I immediately called and cilor Lydia Edward’s office it into perspective, that’s equal INTERESTING first. It only affects tourists. It That’s not easy on these nar- with calls trying to figure out to about 20 jumbo jets crash- spoke with Chief Mazzie re- ANSWERS wouldn’t hurt any resident in row streets…I’m angry at the garding the matter,” he said. what happened and why resi- ing, with no survivors. Greater Boston.” EVERET - To date, the only City for allowing the school to “I am very concerned and dents were not notified of the In 2016, almost one in five On a fare increase, Adrien state representative debate to come here, but I’ve heard they seeing it’s still very early in change. children (14 and younger) said she is against any increase didn’t really have a choice.” include all three candidates the school year, I have great “Three times this summer killed in traffic crashes were across the board. She said she And that’s just one street. took place last Tuesday, Aug. hope that these issues can be I’ve warned people with camp- killed in drunk-driving crash- prefers a system that charges Callers from all over the 14, at the Parlin Library – and resolved, but they absolutely ers or an RV that they can’t es. Fifty-four percent of the people based on their income. Village told the Independent each candidate put on their need to collaborate immedi- park on Webster overnight,” time, it was the child’s own “If you make $30,000 a year, that traffic at pick up and drop game face and gave impressive ately with the School, Police said Webster Street resident driver who was drunk. you would pay something off has been horrible since Department and Neighbor- answers to a packed house. April Abenza. “As much as it Drugs were present in 43 like the $2 fare it is now,” she the school started full oper- hood and City Officials…On State Rep. Joe McGona- pains me, because I pay $2,000 percent of the fatally-injured said. “If you make more than ations last Tuesday, Aug. 14. Sunday, I heard from over 20 gle, Candidate Gerly Adrien per year for my nanny to park drivers with a known test re- $100,000, you would pay more There are reports of impatient residents about ongoing issues and Candidate Steve ‘Stat’ at the church, the 24-hour rule sult in 2015, more frequently than the current fare.” parents driving on sidewalks, regarding parking, pick-up Smith took to the front of the needs to be imposed.” than alcohol was present. When it came to immi- going the wrong direction on and drop-off times and cars room in front of about 100 What got resident even NHTSA’s 2013–2014 road- gration, particularly making streets and simply gridlocking driving out of control through people gathered for the ques- more miffed was the fact the side survey found drugs in 22 Massachusetts and Everett a the neighborhood. the small streets of the Village. tion-and-answer forum run The Pioneer Charter School two-hour restriction was only percent of all drivers both on Sanctuary State and City, there I heard of cars coming down by the Everett Democratic already has a long-standing during the daytime and not weekend nights and on week- was a difference of opinions. Fleet Court, which is a very Committee. A representative location for its high school on overnight. days. “When it comes to the Safe narrow dead end street. Also, from the League of Women Summer Street, but last year “It has never made sense to Tetrahydrocannabinol Communities Act, I think we I heard about cars dangerously Voters, a Newton resident, they consolidated several lo- me why our restrictions are 8 (THC)—the chemical respon- need to have an honest conver- crossing the Northern Strand moderated the questions and cations into the building in bike path through a private a.m. - 6 p.m. when we have no sible for most of marijuana’s sation about it,” said Adrien. the format. the Village near Santilli Circle. prop e r t y.” issues that time of day,” said psychological effects—slows “(On a Sanctuary State), I After a two-minute intro- Last spring, they opened the He said he is calling on the Andrew Pike. reaction times, impairs cogni- would support that. Our im- duction by each candidate, new consolidated location for school to have a neighbor- Many living on the street tive performance, and makes migrants are important and the questions – where were K-4, and then last week, the hood meeting to make sure argue it’s overnight and week- it more difficult for drivers to are important contributors to full K-8 contingent reported not known to the candidates – everyone is on the same page. end non-resident parking that keep a steady position in their our society. I will never turn to the new school in the Vil- were asked. “I am calling on the school has historically been the issue lane. my back against them.” lage. There were more than 12 to hold a get to know your on the street. Mixing alcohol and mari- Smith said he wouldn’t sup- Rosanna Corrado, direc- questions asked of the can- school night and inviting the “During the day there’s al- juana may dramatically pro- port the Sanctuary State or tor of communications from didates and there were more Police Department and City ways spots, it’s after 5 p.m. that duce effects greater than either City issue, and Rep. McGona- the school, said they under- officials to discuss with the we need the enforcement,” than a few interesting answers, drug on its own. gle agreed. stand the concerns and hope parents of the students the do’s said Abenza. with housing and education To view the Highway Safety “I would not be in favor of to implement a new policy to and do not’s and the concerns Longtime Jeffries Point res- funding being the predomi- Division’s (HSD) “Drive Sober making Everett a Sanctuary help with pick-ups in the af- of the area residents,” he said. ident Mary Lou McDonough nate topics. or Get Pulled Over” TV spots, City or making the state a ternoon. Part of the problem, For some of the residents, argued that the signs should Education funding came up or for more information about Sanctuary State,” said Smith. she said, was that with the ex- Pioneer has never really ex- have never been changed. first of all. panded student population, the HSD’s public information Said McGonagle, “It’s a tended the hand of neighbor- “I fought for years to get McGonagle was on the they did not let parents drive campaign, go to www.mass. complex issue and not easy liness. resident sticker parking (on forefront for that issue, as the into the parking lot at dismiss- gov/DriveSober. but at this point I’m not in fa- “When they opened last Webster Street),” she said. “We House was said to have shot al due to safety concerns. That vor of making Massachusetts spring, the gas company was need parking after 5 p.m.” down the funding proposal led to mayhem on the sur- doing a major project, and we a Sanctuary State or Everett She added if the city wanted that the Senate had passed. rounding streets. parked our cars in their park- a Sanctuary City. We need to to make it two-hour parking to BROADWAY TO BE With McGonagle being in the Now, she said, they will im- ing lot,” said Prizzio. “They left give law enforcement all the accommodate guests or home CHANGED TO TWO-WAY House, he was ready to ex- plement a policy where par- a nasty note on all of our cars tools they need to help. We caregivers for elderly living on CHELSEA – The Chelsea plain. ents can come at dismissal and saying they would tow us if we have an issue in this city with the street the city should have Traffic Commission voted 4-1 “Nobody wanted this more circulate through the parking did it again. As far as being a gangs and we do a great job made the two-hour parking on Tuesday night to recom- than I did,” he said. “We lot as they do during morning good neighbor, they started with policing. I don’t believe 24-hours not from 8 a.m. to 6 mend that the Broadway busi- couldn’t get that fully passed drop-offs. off on the wrong foot and they the EPD is pulling people “We definitely heard about p.m. ness corridor be changed from in our last budget…We need haven’t tried to meet anyone over ad driving them down to the problems and acknowl- a one-way, to a two-way street to make sure we talk to those half way.” the Police Station and calling edge the neighborhood’s See NEWS Page 17 Wednesday, August 29, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 17

News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 Fortunately, after much traded place-based audio sto- as, and partner organizations vides. The grants support col- system. decision to leave Classical. It complaining to city officials, ries between East Boston and Stand for Democracy and The laborative projects that bring But this time, he is going happened quickly. But the op- Councilor Edwards reported Pilsen, Chicago -- and create Center for Cooperative Devel- more face-to-face interactions in to simply say goodbye to portunity to work at St. Mary’s that the old signs would go artistic audio of their own. opment and Solidarity. “The into local journalism. all the students whom he has was too good to pass up.” back up in the next few days The spirit will continue beginning of this idea came Have you seen the signs on overseen as principal and the Constantino said he will and the street would revert throughout the fall with sto- from listening to ZUMIX Ra- Eastie streets? Constelación de staff and faculty with whom miss his daily interactions back to 24-hour resident only rytelling events in fun and dio every day. Almost every historias also invites neighbors he has worked. with the staff, faculty, and stu- parking. inventive formats. The third day we have a guest speak on to weigh in on community-re- Constantino, who was dents at Classical. annual ZUMIX Radio Block the air, who is working on lated questions posted in win- Classical principal for the last “Classical is a great school,” COMMUNITY Party will enliven Orleans St. the issue of housing in our dows around town. By texting nine years and once the girls said Constantino. “I’m going on Saturday, Sept. 8, bringing neighborhood, anxious about ‘Eastie’ to 617-539-2867, you basketball coach for 19 years, to miss a lot of the people, es- STORYTELLING a visual audio installation to finding a place to live, think- can let ZUMIX Radio know begins his new job Monday pecially the kids. I think the PROGRAM the streets in celebration of ing about the impact of quick your answer to this question: as assistant principal of St. kids were amazing.” EAST BOSTON - On Aug. 94.9FM ZUMIX Radio’s sec- and dramatic infrastructural “What is your favorite place Mary’s High School. He is proud of his accom- 25, ZUMIX opened its doors ond birthday. A Sound Walk change on the culture of East- in East Boston? Why?” Neigh- Constantino’s decision plishments at Classical, a to Eastie residents for the on Oct. 20 will invite neigh- ie. It’s an issue that’s front of bors’ anonymous answers caught many in the Lynn school that has grown steadi- kick-off of Constelación de bors to walk and listen -- to mind for so many people,” will be compiled and posted school system by surprise. He ly in enrollment to more than historias – a community sto- audio dispatches, histories said Thomas of the formation to constelaciondehistorias. was set to retire from Classi- 1,700 students. org for reading. Questions are rytelling project and event se- and personal stories about sig- of the project. “It’s import- cal at the end of the 2018-19 “I think we did very well nificant locations through the ant that the stories told about evolving and open -- readers ries about life and housing in academic year, but when the for what we had,” said Con- eyes of those working for a just East Boston and the topic of are welcome to submit ques- our neighborhood. Imagine St. Mary’s assistant principal’s stantino. “I had a tremendous your dad’s favorite story about housing environment. And development don’t forecast tions they’re curious to ask finally, on Nov. 8, Story Loft an inevitable ending. We can their community about life position opened, Constantino staff. I had a great administra- his antics at the bowling alley applied for it, and he was se- tive team, Amy Dunn, Dennis or fishing on the pier.. pre- will welcome a storyteller and find hope for and connection and housing in East Boston. a live audience for a long-form to the place we live, through lected. Thompson, and Chris Warren, served on tape. This bilingual “I thought I would wait who were the vice principals. I event will offer all ages the interview about cooperative stories.” CONSTANTINO TO culture here in East Boston. Constelación de historias until the end of the year to had unbelievable department chance to record audio stories SAY GOODBYE TO retire [from Classical], but heads and guidance counsel- of love, transformation, hope Together the events hope to is one project of the Associa- open opportunities for discus- tion of Independents in Radio CLASSICAL the opportunity to work at ors. The teachers made con- and courage in our neighbor- St. Mary’s, to apply for that nections with kids. It’s a great hood. It will be a space for sion and deeper understand- (AIR)’s national initiative, Lo- LYNN – Gene Constantino ing amid rapid housing devel- calore LIVE -- a coast to coast will walk in to Lynn Classical job – and knowing [Principal] place to work. It’s a fun place neighbors to connect, hear the David Angeramo and [Direc- to work. The kids respect the youth-produced work of ‘City opment in East Boston. The series that launched July 1 to High School on the first day of series is produced in collabo- reconnect communities across school this year, just as he has tor of Athletics] Jeff Newhall, teachers. The teachers respect to City’ -- a ZUMIX sum- I decided to go for it,” said the kids.” mer program in which youth ration by ZUMIX Radio Sta- political, economic, geograph- done for the past 37 years of tion Manager, Brittany Thom- ic, linguistic, and other di- his career in the Lynn school Constantino. “It was a tough Warren, who previously

LEGAL NOTICE STREET (FORMERLY the date of sale. Deed Court to be located as building and zoning proposal package contact Inc. as nominee for of a certified check, Registration Systems, filed therewith. The NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S CALLED LEVERETT will be provided to shown on a plan drawn laws, encumbrances, Giancarlo DeSario at WMC Mortgage Corp., its bank treasurer’s check Inc. as nominee for, undivided percentage SALE OF REAL ESTATE STREET) IN THE purchaser for recording by Joseph Selwyn, condominium liens, (617)884-6130 x 125. successors and assigns, or money order will be Residential Finance interest of the unit By virtue and in BEACHMONT SECTION upon receipt in full of Civil Engineer, dated if any and all other To be considered for dated June 30, 2005 required to be delivered Corp., its successors and conveyed hereunder execution of the Power OF REVERE, BEING the purchase price. January 24, 1953, as claim in the nature of selection all proposal and recorded with the at or before the time assigns, dated August in the common areas of Sale contained in a PORTIONS OF LOTS 15 The description of the modified and approved liens, if any there be. packages must be Suffolk County Registry the bid is offered. The 10, 2007 and registered and facilities is 50%. certain mortgage given AND 16, BLOCK E ON premises contained in by the Court, filed in In the event that the received by CAPIC, 100 of Deeds at Book 37498, successful bidder will with the Suffolk County This is registered land by Joseph C. Coppola THE PLAN OF SECTION said mortgage shall the Land Registration successful bidder at the Everett Avenue, Unit 14, Page 157, subsequently be required to execute Registry District of the in Certificate No.c372-1 and Susan L. Coppola to E SEAHORSE DIVISION control in the event of an Office as Plan No. foreclosure sale shall Chelsea, MA 02150 by 4 assigned to The Bank of a Foreclosure Sale Land Court as Document PL 29657-B Tax ID#: New Century Mortgage OF ORIENT HEIGHTS, error in this publication. 24097-A, a copy of a default in purchasing PM on Friday, September New York Mellon f/k/a Agreement immediately Number 741460 23 345 45B B By fee Corporation, dated REVERE, Other terms, if any, to be portion of which is filed the within described 28, 2018. This notice The Bank of New York, after the close of the noted on Certificate of simple deed from February 16, 2006 BELONGING TO BOSTON announced at the sale. with Certificate of Title property according to is subject in all respects as Trustee for the Holders bidding. The balance of Title Number C372-1, Christopher Lomba and and recorded with the LAND COMPLY, DATED U.S. BANK NATIONAL No. 56532, and shown the terms of this Notice to the Terms and of the GE-WMC Asset- the purchase price shall subsequently assigned Marika Lomba as set Suffolk County Registry 1874 AND RECORDED ASSOCIATION, thereon as Lot 5. Being of Sale and/or the terms Conditions of the Request Backed Pass-Through be paid within thirty to BAC Home Loans forth in instrument no. of Deeds at Book 39136, WITH SUFFOLK DEEDS AS TRUSTEE FOR the same property as of the Memorandum for Proposal package. Certificates, Series (30) days from the sale Servicing, LP by 644355 and recorded Page 239 as affected AT THE END OF BOOK STRUCTURED conveyed from Carol of Sale executed at the Minority contractors are 2005-1 by Mortgage date in the form of a Mortgage Electronic on 11/8/2002, Suffolk by a Loan Modification 1284 BOUNDED AND ASSET SECURITIES A. Lipson a/k/a Carol time of foreclosure, the encouraged to apply. Electronic Registration certified check, bank Registration Systems, Inc. County Records. The Agreement recorded DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: CORPORATION Orlandella and Robert Mortgagee reserves the 8/16/18, 8/23/18, Systems, Inc. as nominee treasurer’s check or by assignment registered source deed as stated with said Records at SOUTHERLY BY ENDICOTT MORTGAGE PASS- J. Winnerman to right to sell the property 8/30/18 for WMC Mortgage other check satisfactory with Suffolk County above is the last record Book 45672, Page AVENUE, THIRTY-EIGHT THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Susan M. Dishong, as by foreclosure deed R/C/W Corp., its successors and to Mortgagee’s attorney. Registry District of the of vesting filed for this 144, of which mortgage (38) FEET; SERIES 2006-NC1 described in Deed Book to the second highest assigns by assignment The Mortgagee reserves Land Court as Document property. There have the undersigned is WESTERLY BY THE Present holder of said 558, Page 43, Dated bidder, providing that recorded in said Suffolk the right to bid at the Number 781664 been no vesting changes the present holder REMAINING PORTION mortgage 10/01/1997, Recorded said second highest LEGAL NOTICE County Registry of sale, to reject any and all noted on Certificate of since the date of the by assignment OF LOT 15 BY A By its Attorneys, 10/02/1997 in SUFFOLK bidder shall deposit COMMONWEALTH OF Deeds at Book 49998, bids, to continue the sale Title Number C372-1, above referenced source. from New Century LINE PARALLEL WITH HARMON LAW OFFICES, County Records. For with the Mortgagee’s MASSACHUSETTS Page 37 for breach of and to amend the terms subsequently assigned The premises are to Mortgage Corporation THE DIVIDING LINE P.C. informational purposes attorneys, the amount of (SEAL) the conditions of said of the sale by written to Wilmington Trust, be sold subject to and to US Bank National SEPARATING LOTS 15 150 California Street only: Subject property the required deposit as LAND COURT Mortgage and for the or oral announcement National Association, not with the benefit of all Association, as Trustee AND 16 AND DISTANT Newton, MA 02458 is commonly known as: set forth herein. If the DEPARTMENT OF THE purpose of foreclosing made before or during in its individual capacity easements, restrictions, for the Structured Asset FOUR FEET WESTERLY (617) 558-0500 316 Vane St. Revere, second highest bidder TRIAL COURT same will be sold at the foreclosure sale. but as Trustee of ARLP encroachments, building Securities Corporation THEREFROM, ONE 201006-0952 - YEL MA 02151-3313. declines to purchase 18 SM 004826 Public Auction at 2:00 If the sale is set aside Securitization Trust, and zoning laws, liens, Mortgage Loan Trust, HUNDRED (100) FEET; 8/22/18, 8/29/18, Registered Land as the within described ORDER OF NOTICE PM on September 5, for any reason, the Series 2014-2 by Bank unpaid taxes, tax titles, 2006- NC1 dated May NORTHERLY BY LAND 9/5/18 set forth in Certificate property, the Mortgagee TO: 2018 at 1129 North Purchaser at the sale of America NA Successor water bills, municipal 21, 2009 and recorded NOW OR FORMERLY OF R Number 112443 reserves the right to Robert R. Wells Jr. Shore Road, Unit BS1, shall be entitled only to by merger to BAC Home liens and assessments, with said Registry OSCAR B. GOODWIN, Subject to and with the purchase the within and to all persons Revere, MA, all and a return of the deposit Loans Servicing, LP rights of tenants and on June 1, 2009 at THIRTY-EIGHT (38) FEET; benefit of easements, described property at entitled to the benefit of singular the premises paid. The purchaser shall FKA Countrywide Home parties in possession, and Book 45013 Page 200 EASTERLY BY THE LEGAL NOTICE reservation, restrictions, the amount bid by the the Servicemembers Civil described in said have no further recourse Loans Servicing, LP by attorney’s fees and costs. and by assignment REMAINING PORTION NOTICE OF and taking of record, if second highest bidder. Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. Mortgage, to wit: against the Mortgagor, assignment registered TERMS OF SALE: from US Bank National OF LOT 16 BY A LINE MORTGAGEE_S any, insofar as the same The foreclosure deed and 50 §3901 (et seq): Unit #BS1 In the 1129 the Mortgagee or the with Suffolk County A deposit of FIVE Association, as Trustee PARALLEL WITH THE SALE OF are now in force and the consideration paid Wells Fargo Bank N.A. North Shore Road Mortgagee’s attorney. Registry District of the THOUSAND DOLLARS for the Structured Asset DIVIDING LINE BETWEEN REAL ESTATE applicable. In the event by the successful bidder claiming to have an Condominium situated at The description of the Land Court as Document AND 00 CENTS Securities Corporation LOTS 15 AND 16 AND By virtue and in of any typographical shall be held in escrow interest in a Mortgage 1129 North Shore Road, premises contained in Number 846388 ($5,000.00) in the form Mortgage Loan Trust, DISTANT THIRTY FOUR execution of the Power error set forth herein by DG&L, (hereinafter covering real property Revere, Massachusetts said mortgage shall noted on Certificate of of a certified check, 2006- NC1 to Wells (34) FEET EASTERLY of Sale contained in a in the legal description called the “Escrow in Revere, numbered 02151 a condominium control in the event of an Title Number C372-1, bank treasurer’s check Fargo Bank, N.A., D/B/A THEREFROM, ONE certain mortgage given of the premises, the Agent”) until the deed 145 Bennington Street, established, pursuant to error in this publication. subsequently assigned or money order will be America’s Servicing HUNDRED (100) FEET. by Susan M. Dishong description as set forth shall be released from Unit 309, Belle Isle Massachusetts General TIME WILL BE OF THE to U.S. Bank National required to be delivered Company dated July BEING THE SAME to Dana Capital Group and contained in the escrow to the successful Condominiums given Laws, Chapter 183A, ESSENCE. Association as Legal at or before the time 8, 2010 and recorded PREMISES CONVEYED dated July 25, 2006, mortgage shall control by bidder at the same time by Robert R. Wells, Jr. by Master Deed dated Other terms, if any, to be Title Trustee for Truman the bid is offered. The with said Registry on TO THE GRANTEES registered at the Suffolk reference. Together with as the consideration to Wells Fargo Bank, October 16, 1986 and announced at the sale. 2016 SC6 Title Trust successful bidder will July 14, 2010 at Book BY DEED RECORDED County Registry District all the improvements is released to the N.A., dated February recorded with Suffolk The Bank of New York by Wilmington Trust, be required to execute 46647, Page 88 and DECEMBER 30, 1997, of the Land Court as now or hereafter erected Mortgagee, whereupon 24, 2016 and recorded County Registry of Deeds Mellon f/k/a The National Association, a Foreclosure Sale by assignment from BOOK 22037, PAGE Document No. 724140 on the property and all obligations of the with the Suffolk County on October 17, 1986, Bank of New York, as not in its individual Agreement immediately Wells Fargo Bank, 292, SUFFOLK COUNTY, and noted on Certificate all easements, rights, Escrow Agent shall be Registry of Deeds at in book 12970, page Trustee for the Holders capacity but as trustee after the close of the N.A., D/B/A America’s MASSACHUSETTS of Title No. 112443; appurtenances, rents, deemed to have been Book 55785, Page 311 065. The unit is shown of the GE-WMC Asset- of ARLP securitization bidding. The balance of Servicing Company RECORDS. said mortgage was then royalties, mineral, oil properly fulfilled and has/have filed with on the floor plans of Backed Pass-Through trust series 2014-2 by the purchase price shall to US Bank National AKA: 90 ENDICOTT AVE. assigned to New Century and gas rights and the Escrow Agent shall this court a complaint the building recorded Certificates, Series assignment registered be paid within thirty Association, as Trustee REVERE, MA 02151 Mortgage Corporation by profits, water rights and be discharged. Other for determination of simultaneously with said 2005-1 with Suffolk County (30) days from the sale for the Structured Asset For mortgagor’s(s’) title virtue of an assignment stock and all fixtures terms, if any, to be Defendant’s/Defendants’ Master Deed and on the Present Holder of said Registry District of the date in the form of a Securities Corporation see deed recorded with dated July 31, 2006, now or hereafter a announced at the sale. Servicemembers status. copy of the portion of Mortgage, Land Court as Document certified check, bank Mortgage Loan Trust, Suffolk County Registry and registered as part of the property. Dated: August 20, 2018 If you now are, or said plans attached to By Its Attorneys, Number 874393 noted treasurer’s check or 2006- NC1 dated June of Deeds in Book 22037, Document No. 809212; All replacements and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., recently have been, the unit deed, to which ORLANS PC on Certificate of Title other check satisfactory 23, 2010 and recorded Page 292. and further assigned additions shall also be as Trustee for Carrington in the active military is affixed a verified PO Box 540540 Number C372-1 for to Mortgagee’s attorney. with said Registry on These premises will to Residential Funding covered by this sale. Mortgage Loan Trust, service of the United statement in the form Waltham, MA 02454 breach of the conditions The Mortgagee reserves July 14, 2010 at Book be sold and conveyed Company, LLC by virtue Terms of Sale: Said Series 2007-RFC1, States of America, then required by section 9 Phone: (781) 790-7800 of said Mortgage and the right to bid at the 46647, Page 90 and subject to and with of an assignment dated premises will be sold Asset-Backed Pass- you may be entitled of said Chapter 183A. 13-018294 for the purpose of sale, to reject any and all by assignment from the benefit of all June 11, 2007, and subject to any and Through Certificates By to the benefits of the Said unit is conveyed 8/15/18, 8/22/18, foreclosing same will be bids, to continue the sale U.S. Bank National rights, rights of way, registered as Document all unpaid taxes and its Attorney DOONAN, Servicemembers Civil together with an 8/29/18 sold at Public Auction at and to amend the terms Association, as Trustee restrictions, easements, No. 809213; and further assessments, tax sales, GRAVES & LONGORIA, Relief Act. If you object undivided 6.53 percent R 9:00 AM on September of the sale by written for the Structured covenants, liens or claims assigned to Wells Fargo tax titles and other LLC, 100 Cummings to a foreclosure of interest in the Common 13, 2018 at 303 Ridge or oral announcement Asset Securities in the nature of liens, Bank, N.A., as Trustee municipal liens and Center, Suite 225D, the above-mentioned Elements described in Road, Unit 2, Revere, made before or during Corporation Mortgage improvements, public for Carrington Mortgage water or sewer liens and Beverly, MA 01915 property on that basis, the Master Deed. Said LEGAL NOTICE MA, all and singular the the foreclosure sale. Loan Trust 2006-NC1, assessments, any and Loan Trust, Series 2007- State or County transfer (978) 921-2670 www. then you or your unit is conveyed together NOTICE OF premises described in If the sale is set aside to U.S. Bank National all unpaid taxes, tax RFC1, Asset-Backed Pass- fees, if any there are, dgandl.com 50348 attorney must file a with, subject to, and MONTHLY BOARD said Mortgage, to wit: for any reason, the Association, as Trustee titles, tax liens, water Through Certificates by and TEN THOUSAND (DISHONG) written appearance and with the benefit of the MEETING The following described Purchaser at the sale for the Structured Asset and sewer liens and virtue of an assignment DOLLARS ($10,000.00) 8/29/18, 9/5/18, answer in this court at provisions of said chapter Notice is hereby given in real property situate in shall be entitled only to Securities Corporation any other municipal dated November 13, in cashier’s or certified 9/12/18 Three Pemberton Square, 183A, the Master Deed, accordance with Section the County of Suffolk, a return of the deposit Mortgage Pass-Through assessments or liens or 2006, and registered as check will be required to R Boston, MA 02108 on Condominium Trust 23A of Chapter 38 of and Commonwealth of paid. The purchaser shall Certificates, Series existing encumbrances Document No. 809214; be paid by the purchaser or before September and Unit Deed, and all the General Laws, that Massachusetts, to wit: have no further recourse 2006-NC1 dated August of record which are in of which mortgage at the time and place of 24, 2018 or you may rights, easements and a meeting of the Revere Unit 2 of the 303 Ridge against the Mortgagor, 16, 2017 and recorded force and are applicable, the undersigned is the sale as a deposit and LEGAL NOTICE be forever barred from agreements described Housing Authority will Road Condominium the Mortgagee or the with said Registry on having priority over said the present holder for the balance in cashier’s COMMUNITY claiming that you are therein. Said Unit is be held at 6:30 p.m. on created by Master Deed Mortgagee’s attorney. August 22, 2017 at Book mortgage, whether or breach of conditions or certified check will be ACTION entitled to the benefits of also subject to any Thursday, September dated July 26, 2002 The description of the 58414, Page 19, for not reference to such of said mortgage and due in thirty (30) days, PROGRAM said Act. easements, restrictions, 20, 2018 at 70 and filed on August 19, premises contained in breach of the conditions restrictions, easements, for the purpose of at the offices of Doonan, Inter-City, Witness, JUDITH C. and agreements of Cooledge Street, Revere, 2002 with the Suffolk said mortgage shall of said mortgage and improvements, liens or foreclosing the same Graves & Longoria, Inc., (CAPIC) CUTLER Chief Justice of record, insofar as any Massachusetts. County Registry District control in the event of an for the purpose of encumbrances is made in will be sold at PUBLIC LLC (_DG&L_), time Request for this Court on August 13, of the same are in force REVERE HOUSING of the Land Court as error in this publication. foreclosing, the same the deed. AUCTION at 10:00 being of the essence. Proposals for 2018 and applicable. SEE DEED AUTHORITY Document No. 639294 TIME WILL BE OF THE will be sold at Public TERMS OF SALE: AM on September 26, The Mortgagee reserves HEARTWAP Attest: HEREWITH By: noted on Certificate of ESSENCE. Auction at 9:00 a.m. on A deposit of Ten 2018, on the mortgaged the right to postpone PROGRAM Deborah J. Patterson The premises are to James L. Milinazzo Title No. c372-0. The unit Other terms, if any, to be September 17, 2018, on Thousand ($10,000.00) premises. This property the sale to a later date CAPIC seeks proposals Recorder be sold subject to and Executive Director conveyed is laid out as announced at the sale. the mortgaged premises Dollars by certified has the address of 316 by public proclamation from heating contractors (18-007241 Orlans) with the benefit of all 8/29/18 shown on a plan filed U.S. Bank National located at 90 Endicott or bank check will be Vane Street, Revere, at the time and date who can provide heating 8/29/18 easements, restrictions, R herewith, which plan Association as Legal Title Avenue, Revere, Suffolk required to be paid by MA 02151. The entire appointed for the sale system efficiency R encroachments, building is a copy of a portion Trustee for Truman 2016 County, Massachusetts, the purchaser at the time mortgaged premises, and to further postpone modifications. Such and zoning laws, liens, of the plans filed with SC6 Title Trust all and singular the and place of sale. The all and singular, the at any adjourned modifications may unpaid taxes, tax titles, LEGAL NOTICE said master deed and Present Holder of said premises described in balance is to be paid by premises as described in sale-date by public include clean, tune and LEGAL NOTICE water bills, municipal MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF to which is affixed a Mortgage, said mortgage, certified or bank check at said mortgage: All that proclamation at the evaluations, repairs MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF liens and assessments, SALE OF REAL ESTATE verified statementin the By Its Attorneys, TO WIT: Harmon Law Offices, P.C., certain parcel of land time and date appointed and retrofits, as well SALE OF REAL ESTATE rights of tenants and By virtue and in form provided in G.L.C. ORLANS PC REVERE, SUFFOLK 150 California Street, situate in the County for the adjourned sale as heating system By virtue and in parties in possession, and execution of the Power 183A Sec. 9. it is subject PO Box 540540 COUNTY, Newton, Massachusetts of Suffolk, State of date. The premises is to replacements. execution of the Power attorney’s fees and costs. of Sale contained in to and with the benefit Waltham, MA 02454 MASSACHUSETTS, 02458, or by mail to P.O. Massachusetts, situated be sold subject to and Asbestos abatement of Sale contained in a TERMS OF SALE: a certain Mortgage of the obligations, Phone: (781) 790-7800 MORE PARTICULARLY Box 610389, Newton on Vane Street, being with the benefit of all contractors are needed certain Mortgage given A deposit of FIVE given by William E. restrictions, rights and 14-015634 DESCRIBED: Highlands, Massachusetts known and designated- easements, restrictions, to remove asbestos by Aylin Candeger to THOUSAND DOLLARS Frammartino and liabilities contained in 8/22/18, 8/29/18, A CERTAIN PARCEL OF 02461-0389, within as follows: Said land leases, tenancies, and from residential heating Mortgage Electronic AND 00 CENTS AnnMarie Frammartino G.L.C. 183A, the master 9/5/18 LAND ON ENDICOTT thirty (30) days from is determined by the rights of possession, systems. To request a Registration Systems, ($5,000.00) in the form to Mortgage Electronic deed and the by-laws R Black

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MALDEN - EAST BOSTON - LYNN - New listing. WILMINGTON LAWRENCE - New Opportubnity to develop New listing featuring Beautifully maintained - New listing. Over- Listing! Single family somew town houses or 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms. single family featur- sized single family home conveniently multi-family homes. Desirable Jeffries Point ing 6 total rooms, 3 featuring 11 rooms, located. This home is Single family home single family home bedrooms, and 1.5 7 bedrooms, 3.5 larger than most single baths. This property Under Agreement on site with 2-acres to Under Agreement with over 1600 square Under Agreement baths and 1 fireplace. Under Agreement family homes. Featur- develop. Asking $699K feet of living space. is immaculate and in Stainless appliances ing newer kitchen, Short distance to transportation and Piers Park. move in condition. 1 off street parking space. and hardwood flooring. Huge outdoor space. Brazillian hardwood flooring thru out first level. 3 Asking $757K Asking $278K Asking $649K bedrooms and 2 baths. Asking $314K

REVERE - Well LYNN - New Listing. MILFORD - REVERE - New Listing! maintained single fam- Adorable and in move in Industrial warehouse Two family right in the ehart of Many Apartments ily home with Kitchen, condition 2 family featuring building used as Revere. This hope features 13 living and dining room 8 total rooms. 4 rooms a catering facility. total rooms with 7 bedrooms on first floor and 3 good with two bedrooms each. SOLD Centrally located SOLD and 2.5 baths. House is im- Available size bedrooms and 1 Washer/dryer hook ups for to 495. Includes 3 maculate and could use some Under Agreement each unit in basement. Lots docks, and 8 parking updating in the kitchens and bath on 2nd level. Good Under Agreement size yard for entertaining and two off street parking of off street parking with big spaces. SOLD baths but otherwise move in $1,000 – $3,000 spots. Asking 349K yard. Asking $475K $180K condition. Off street parking for 3. SOLD $590K

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Black Wednesday, August 29, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 19 POLICE NEWS

YES, THEY CALL HIM parking lot by Planet Fitness Emmanuel Ger- A concerned citizen called ROBBED OF CASH, THE STREAK and the Basket. mosen-Ruiz, 28, of Salem, police around 4:45 a.m. to re- WATCH ROBBED A FRIEND Officers finally caught up was charged with open and A Salem man has been port two males were breaking A man reported to police An East Boston man was with the naked man and tried gross lewdness, resisting ar- into cars on Pitcairn Street. summonsed to Chelsea Court arrested after taking off his to take him into custody, but rest and assault and battery on that he was robbed by three clothes and streaking through Officers got a description and Hispanic males on Shirley Av- for the robbery of a female ac- naked men go down hard. a police officer. quaintance on Sunday. the parking lot of the Market were able to corner one of the enue Sunday morning. So it was that a scrap devel- The woman told police that Basket on Wednesday, Aug. 22. oped between the officer and men. He was found to have Around 12:35 a.m., the man Around 12:43 p.m., police BROKE INTO CARS a man she knew had robbed the subject. A concerned cit- items that had been stolen was in the area of North Shore got a call that a man had tak- A Constitution Avenue man her around 7:45 p.m. of her izen stopped by to help him, was arrested for breaking into from three of the vehicles. Road and Shirley Avenue wallet and pink purse. Then en off all his clothes in front and the two were able to hand- when three Hispanic males ap- of the Market Basket. He then three vehicles early in the Boubakeur Benhamou, 22, he fled. cuff the man. proached him. They robbed him began streaking around the morning on Aug. 20. of 204Appliance Constitution Ave., Repair was Officers were able to locate of $50, a vape machine and a and charge him later. charged with three counts of ARREST Report G-Shock watch. Then they fled. Kadeem Cooper, 26, of East breakingGB APPLIANCEand entering into REPAIR a REVERE PROFESSIONAL Police could not locate ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES Boston, was charged with un- vehicle at night for a felony. them on a search, and it is un- armed robbery and assault and MONDAY, AUG. 20 standing warrant and on a SATURDAY, AUG. 25 air conditioner/refrigeration der investigation. battery. Bourbakeur Benhamou, 22, charge of unlicensed opera- Felipe Drumond, 27, of glenn brown...owner of 204 Constitution Ave., was tion of a motor vehicle. 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Pictured above, enjoying the Revere Beach scenery and her ice cream sundae is Tatiana Twist and Shake owner Sheryl Queen (center) with Zachary Queen and Trish Le, Seated is Execu- Bougdaua from EBSB. tive Director Wendy Miller Page and President Karen Gallo.

Chamber President Karen Gallo ties balloons to the rail to show the event is open. RPD Capt. Amy O’Hara has a conversation with Ed Deveau.

Executive director Wendy Miller Page with Serena Page and Amanda Hersey. Wendy put together the beautiful gift basket that was to be raffled off.

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