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In addition, Jay Ash brought to the table his experience as the CityIn addition, Jay Ash brought to the table Ash, who had served for many years as the chief of staff to formerAsh, who had served for many years as During the past four years, Charlie Baker's appointment of Jay Ash,Jay of appointment Baker's Charlie years, four past the During know we speak not only for the residents of his native Chelsea, but We However, Ash's appointment by Gov.-elect Baker signaled two things Ash's appointment by Gov.-elect However, thatprojects many fruition to brought Ash Jay tenure, his During All in all, Jay Ash's tenure as Secretary of Housing and Economic The announcement by Gov. Baker, a Republican, came as a surprise a Republican, came as Baker, by Gov. The announcement When Gov. Charlie Baker was elected to his first term of office four Charlie Baker was elected to When Gov. T Page 2 Page Manager of Chelsea, a small city that is the prototype for both the poten Manager of Chelsea, a small city that is House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Voke, not only Voke, and Means Committee Chairman Richard House Ways process, but also was on a first- knew the ins-and-outs of the legislative notably House Speaker Bobname basis with many legislators, most with Jay in implementing theDeLeo, who played a key role in working administration. many initiatives put forth by the Baker who officially stepped down from his cabinet post in December towho officially stepped down from his business group known as thebecome the new president of a nonprofit has proven to be a win-win forMassachusetts Competitive Partnership, Baker -- and the people of Massachusetts -- on both scores. Gov. also for citizens throughout the state, in thanking Jay Ash for his years of public service and wishing him well in his future endeavors. about the incoming administration: First, that Baker was going to "reachabout the incoming administration: First, theseeking was he that second, and Democrats to aisle" the across serve in his administration. most-qualified persons he could find to generations of our state's resi will bring economic benefits for future anyof remarkable and successful most the among been has Development Cabinet member of any administration in the state's history. to many political insiders because Ash was a lifelong Democrat and at because Ash was a lifelong Democrat to many political insiders post a Chelsea, of City the for Manager City the as serving was time the the Secretary of Housing 15 years. Moreover, he had held for almost members of is among the most important and Economic Development among those and typically goes to a person who is a governor's cabinet, objectives. governor to implement his broad policy most trusted by the of urban areas throughout thetial and pitfalls of economic development state. dents. Among Ash's signature accomplishments, he played a key role in which included the rede bringing the Pawtucket Red Sox to Worcester, Canal District with $35 million in infrastructure velopment of the city’s and affordable housing funds; he brought $12.5 million in state funds which will focus on life sciences in to the Berkshire Innovation Center, Pittsfield; he played an integral role in persuading General Electric to washe District; and Seaport Boston’s headquarters in world its locate instrumental in bringing about a significant reduction in the number of homeless families living in motels. years ago, his first major announcement was the appointment of Jay Ash announcement was the appointment years ago, his first major of Housing and Economic Development. to the post of Secretary
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an additional charge. an additional charge. in the After School program for 2:30 – 6 Fit p.m. Drama, Yoga, other programs are also offered per month and is in session from session in is and month per and Chinese Guitar, Dance, ness, After School program cost $300 al music classes and more. Our hydroponic gardens, profession- woodworking classes, our own Italian language instruction, is celebrated. Students en science lab, STEM programs, each student’s unique progress lab, one-to-one iPad program, small class size ensure that joy a state-of-the-art computer to educate the whole child. and a standards base curriculum and utilize innovative programs through eighth-grade students We We welcome pre-kindergarten student in spirit, mind and body. student in spirit, mind and body. that fosters the growth of each ing students in an atmosphere
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“I really love this school,” St. Anthony School music teacher Julio Santos (right) is pictured (right) School Julio Santos music teacher Anthony St. the school. at music room inside the new with students Pope John High School announces schedule Catholic Schools Week 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 30 donors signed up to partici pate. National Honor Society. Also: Students will be volun teering after school at the East Boston Boys & Girls Club Activities& Clubs Wednesday: showcase on work will (10) Students Also: a build site (location pending) for Pope John XIII High School in School High XIII John Pope Everett has announced the fol- lowing schedule for Catholic (Jan. 28-Feb. 1): Schools Week Monday: Open Liturgy The Kraft Blood Donor Tuesday: Center will be at the school from Christian Dopinio, who startedwho Christian Dopinio, at St. Anthony’s in firstand will graduate in June. grade said Dopinio, who plays the pi ano. “Ms. Giggie really tries hard to make this school the best it can be. She listens to the stu dents for their opinions. She is a great principal.” - - 8 Sept. 5 is the first day of school of day first the is 5 Sept. The school also added a new One of the students in the Cathedral High School senior Armani Lamin talks about his experience in the Crimson Summer Academy at Harvard University. for Cathedral students, and though some of the equipment Applied Learning Center for the has not arrived yet, students will slowly ease into the opportunities Santos said that it has to offer. the new center ultimately “lets the community know that we’re around and we’ll be here for the long haul.” music room, with classes and instrumental les after-school sons available for students. Julio Santos is the music teacher at the school. music program is after-school THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - - The students are excited for the Lamin said he really wants to Very Rev. James Flavin reads a Rev. Very prayer before he blesses the new building. Celebrate Catholic Schools Week Week Schools Catholic Celebrate Ms. Maria Giggie, principal at Saint Anthony School, and Ms. Saman and Ms. School, Saint Anthony principal at Maria Giggie, Ms. tha Shanahan, are pictured participate who the students with some of are tha Shanahan, school gymnasium. inside the new in after-school programs new center too. Senior Lisalina Pena said “I’m glad they’re mak- ing all these changes right now tohard really trying they’re and make us happy and listen to our saidShe that.” I like and voices excited to take some law she’s and justice classes, and is think- Uni Tufts ing about applying to College to Wellesley versity and or even heading down study law, D.C. to Washington, apply to some liberal arts col leges like Harvard, Boston Uni- and Boston College to versity, study economics or something in the medical field. cal education classes in the gym. two boysAnthony also has St. and two girls basketball teams After-school for Grades 5-8. clubs, such an arts and crafts and cooking club (that Valentine a starts in February), also use the gym each school day. ------(from pg. 6)
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Black Black - - - Page 9 Page Cary Shuman photos St. Mary’s (10-3) hosts Arch bishop Williams Friday night in a Catholic Central League show down. this doesn’t get you excited, then not for you.” it’s - [email protected] pect this type of game every time we play,” said Newhall. “This is why you play all year. It’s why AAU, to play you your play rival on a Friday night and go to over time in front of a huge crowd. If - SEND US YOUR NEWS SEND US 9 The Lynn Journal encourages residents to submit engagement, wedding and birth announce wedding to submit engagement, encourages residents Journal The Lynn Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 Broadway, Revere, MA 02151. Items can also MA 02151. Revere, to our offices at 385 Broadway, Items should be forwarded ments, news releases, business and education briefs, sports stories and photos for publication. sports publication. stories and photos for business and education briefs, releases, news ments, be faxed to 781-485-1403. We also encourage readers to e-mail news releases and photos to releases to e-mail news also encourage readers We to 781-485-1403. be faxed Newhall felt the game lived up lived game the felt Newhall “It’s at the point where we Former St. Mary’s boys basketball coach Jim Kefalas, St. Mary’s boys soccer assistant coach Joe Gill, and Joe Gill, coach assistant soccer boys Mary’s St. Jim Kefalas, coach basketball boys Mary’s St. Former game. girls basketball Mary’s Fenwick-St. John Hoffman, picturedat the Bishop broadcaster television Lynn The new St. Mary’s High School scoreboard shows the number ‘5’, signifying an overtime period and a 62-58 signifying ‘5’, the number shows High School scoreboard Mary’s St. new The Mary's after midcourt Pictured the St. the game at and players. are coaches victory Bishop Fenwick. rival over in to the basket as time expired. in to the basket to expectations. both have excellent programs and I think you can ex basketball THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN ------“It feels pretty good,” said Gonzalez is looking like a Fenwick senior Sammi Gal Tuition: K3 – Three Day (full Day Three – K3 Tuition: (full K5 $5,750, day) (full K4 St. John School – 9 Moon lant, an excellent player, led all all-around scorers with 26 points. It was Micayla who Rossi, sent the game in to over time when 22-footer the off backboard and she launched a Torres, Torres, who scored 13 points. “It was because all of us as team ran a the right play and we got the open shot and it was the right shot to take. It feels good because of what year happened ago a (Fenwick ousted in the Mary’s North St.sectionals). All of us wanted to win really badly and we came out in the end.” shoo-in for All-Scholastic fol lowing a 20-point, 10-rebound performance that included crucial a shot-block in the final stages. Olivia Matela had nine (8) Avelino points while Janisse and Nicolette D’Itria (6) made also key contributions. Alyssa Grossi was a standout on fense, de- making some key stops in the fourth quarter. 7:30 a.m., class time 7:55 a.m.- 2:40 p.m. day): $8,450 and Five Day (full day) $9,850 day) $5,550, Grades 1-8 $5350 St. – Boston, 02113 – MA 617- 227-3143 – www.sjsne.com. tion they have received. Capstone invites Thestudents to in vestigate an area of social con develop and years four over cern a substantial Christian service community outreach initiative in that area of concern, under se The year. junior the in taken ded is commitment service nior icated fully to the chosen area of The social Capstoneconcern. a become to student each allows flexible and self-directed learn an collaborator, team strong a er, innovative problem solver, an effective communicator, a com petent information researcher, a globally aware individual, and a compassionate Girls provides students with the opportunity to put into practice the faith and character forma ------(from pg. 7) (from pg. 7)
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Malden Catholic School for Program (School for Girls) (School for Program arose as a result of their service. and movements of the Spirit that Spirit the of movements and discuss the insights, learnings, theology courses to share and use the second semester of their two weeks of service, seniors Food Bank. Following their Inc., and the Greater Boston of Deeds, Housing Families, for Wounded Veterans, for Mission Veterans, Wounded manity of Greater Boston, iPods Boston, Greater of manity have included Habitat for Hu MC students in recent years popular organizations among in January. Some of the most choice over a two-week period non-profitorganization of their voting 60 of those hours to a
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Still, of the votes cast, 97-per- less than 2-percent of the city’s 22,074 registered voters. Cahill will next appear on the cent were for Cahill, with just 11 write-in ballots.
Special General Election ballot on Tuesday, May 10, where he Cahill thanked his campaign will also be unopposed, as no Republican candidates ran for the
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team, which he noted has worked very hard over the last few weeks, despite the fact he was unopposed in the election and Cahill said he and the team will continue to use the campaign trail as a way to raise awareness about important topics like local unemployment,Voters have until April 20 to the opioid epidemic, and access to a quality, affordable education.
register to vote in the May 10 special election.
they will be moving on after Devin and Gaudet each signed graduation to a larger stage and fulfilling a lifelong dream to be a college baseball player.
o u r n a L letters of intent to attend Saint Anselm College in Manchester, In an interesting twist to this N.H., where they will play in By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. coach Barry Rosen’s Division 2 Cahill wins primary program. Please see BASEBALL Page 2 with 369 votes baseball story, Classical coach Will run unopposed on May 10 ballot City Council President Daniel
Cahill, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination to suc- ceed former State Representative Robert Fennell, got 369 votes out of 380 votes Tuesday, April 12 Cahill,who at one time thought 1 and has essentially cleared his J path to become Lynn’s newest State Representative. “I am always humbled by the he would have a challenger in the primary was grateful for the votes he received on Tuesday. Double A Ball support I receive,” said Cahill. “To get that kind of support, 400 The voter turnout for the spe- people, when my name was the
only name on the ballot, I was By Cary Shuman very excited.”
cial election was exceedingly low, even with only one candi- date on the ballot, representing
LC stars Devin, Gaudet willBrandon continue Devin careers and at AndreSt. Anselm
Gaudet have been friends, class- mates, and teammates for a long time. They starred in different Thursday, April 14, 2016 Little League organizations, played for the Gallant All-Star Now seniors and star athletes team and were united asAll-Stars again in the Greater Lynn Babe Ruth program. y n n at Lynn Classical High School, -
Lynn Classical seniors Brandon Devin (left) and Andre Gaudet sign letters of intent to attend St. Anselm College. Also pictured at the ceremony are Brandon’s parents, Bill and Lynne Devin, LCHS Principal L Gene Constantino, and Andre’s parents, Ron and Diane Gaudet.
themselves in a league with four GBL teams, but the current pro- posal would stipulate that the four teams would be split with two going in one division and two in the other. Another con- cern involved thePlease Everett see MERGER High Page 2 football team, a perennial pow- erhouse. Under the new proposal,
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teaching those who work with children to look for the signs of child sexual abuse, so the victimsCarrigan said that the cam- can be identified and the perpe h e trators can be brought to justice. paign will continue to focus on Other key contributors to the prevention, prosecution fo the offenders and treatment for the victims.
effort include Birgitta Damon of Lynn Economic Opportunity (LEO), Diane Kuzia Hills of My Brother’s Table, Superintendent Catherine Latham f the Lynn Participants in the workshops Public Schools and Jetta Bernier of the Massachusetts Citizens for Children.
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er, which would bring Everett, Malden, Medford and Somerville into the conference.A proposal to merge the two leagues has been rejected in the past, but Con- stantino is hoping some of the One of those concerns was concerns expressed at that time have been addressed in the new proposal.
that some NEC teams could find ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISER
School of Lynn, the Lynn Pub- lic Schools, All Care VNA, and Massachusetts Citizens for Chil- dren. The campaign will be fo- cused on helping to identify the The campaign was the idea of victims of child sexual abuse and raise awareness of the issue to others in the community.
local attorney James Carrigan, who has witnessed firsthand the impacts of child sexual abuse and wanted to do something to stop it. Carrigan organized a group of executive directors from local The group will jointly host non-profits and youth services agencies and the Enough Abuse Campaign was launched.
training workshops on April 27, 28 and 29 (Wednesday, Thursday By Joyce Erekson and Friday), from 89 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the City Council Cham- bers at Lynn City Hall.
The Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium was transformed into a casino Friday evening for the second annual Casino Night. Guests enjoyed casino games, live music, and food from local restaurants. Please see pages 6 and 7 for more photos.
NEC/GBL mergerA proposal coming to merge up what for a vote
remains of the Greater Boston League with the Northeastern Conference will come up for a Classical High Principal Gene vote at meeting of the NEC prin- By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. cipals on April 27 at Beverly High School.
Constantino is a fan of the merg-
Local youth groupsMore teamingthan a half dozen up youth to stop child sexual abuse
services and educational organi- The Enough Abuse Campaign, zations in the city have teamed up to establish a campaign to end BLUE child sexual abuse in the Lynn. Next week consists of the joint efforts of Lynn Economic Opportunity, Lynn DPW at My Brother’s Table, St. Mary’s Recycling week 781-477-7099
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The Lynn Classical cheerleaders are shown at the annual Classical-English Thanksgiving game last Thursday Thursday game last Thanksgiving the annual Classical-English at shown cheerleaders are Classical Lynn The Manning Field. morning at prove have much left to didn’t at Manning Field Thanksgiving morning, but if there were any non-believers remaining, the Bulldogs’ resounding 38-0 win over a very good Classical team brought them on board. down between the 9-1 Bulldogs poten- the had Rams the 8-2 and tial to be one for the books, but in the end the day belonged to English. The Bulldogs, who had
English takes Classical, 38-0 in Thanksgiving Day contest captains participate football in the Classical English and Lynn Lynn Manning Field. their annual meeting at before toss coin
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Burt, Matt Gisonno, David Barnard, Dayshon Anderson, James Wilkins, and manager Leon Elwell. Leon manager and Wilkins, James Anderson, Dayshon Barnard, David Gisonno, Matt Burt,
row, from left, are coach Ryan Boisselle, coach Sean Leydon, Mike Leavitt, Anthony Nikolakakis, Christian Christian Nikolakakis, Anthony Leavitt, Mike Leydon, Sean coach Boisselle, Ryan coach are left, from row,
Luke Boisselle, Kevin Durant, Aedan Leydon, Zach Elwell, Brett Bucklin, Danny Lilja, and A,J. Luciano. Back Back Luciano. A,J. and Lilja, Danny Bucklin, Brett Elwell, Zach Leydon, Aedan Durant, Kevin Boisselle, Luke
Regionals at Fraser Field in Lynn. The team is pictured at a practice session. Front row, from left, Erick Ubri, Ubri, Erick left, from row, Front session. practice a at pictured is team The Lynn. in Field Fraser at Regionals offers residents a chance to enjoy enjoy to chance a residents offers
The Massachusetts state champion Lynn Babe Ruth 15-year-old team is set to compete in the New England England New the in compete to set is team 15-year-old Ruth Babe Lynn champion state Massachusetts The each perform live in the event that that event the in live perform each
Madigan and Set the Nation will will Nation the Set and Madigan
The New Music in the Square Square the in Music New The with a pair of acts, Molly Pinto Pinto Molly acts, of a pair with
July 27 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. p.m. 7:30 to p.m. 5:30 from 27 July
series continues next Wednesday, Wednesday, next continues series New Music in the Square the in Music New
week
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Jazz Jam beginning at 8 p.m. 8 at beginning Jam Jazz
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want to keep the night going after after going night the keep to want
doors this evening, or if you just just you if or evening, this doors Gypsy Jazz Jam Jazz Gypsy
Street Café Street
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entire family. entire
the public and will be a treat for the the for treat a be will and public the
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who helped bring the tournament tournament the bring helped who
to say thank you to all the people people the all to you thank say to
great group of parents. I just want want just I parents. of group great
crowds at the games. We have a a have We games. the at crowds
I hope we’ll have some good good some have we’ll I hope
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players on this team,” said El- said team,” this on players
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of things have to happen.” to have things of
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play for a world championship. championship. world a for play noon to fund fresh produce and oth- and produce fresh fund to noon
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The Lynn Farmers Market will will Market Farmers Lynn The
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Boston College High School School High College Boston
Christian Burt, one of one the Burt, Christian against Medford Saturday at the the at Saturday Medford against
a superb pitching performance performance pitching a superb
team’s aces, led the way with with way the led aces, team’s
the Regionals. the
also quite deserving of its entry in in entry its of deserving quite also
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the Eastern Mass. final over an an over final Mass. Eastern the
Though Lynn had qualified for for qualified had Lynn Though excellence with a 6-1 victory in in victory 6-1 a with excellence
the Elwell Men reaffirmed their their reaffirmed Men Elwell the
the Regionals as the host team, team, host the as Regionals the
Regionals at Fraser Field. Fraser at Regionals
nization hosts the New England England New the hosts nization
when the Lynn Babe Ruth orga- Ruth Babe Lynn the when
gest showcases ever in this city city this in ever showcases gest
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champion Lynn Babe Ruth team team Ruth Babe Lynn champion ly crowned Eastern Mass. state state Mass. Eastern crowned ly
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special group. They have not not have They group. special
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