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Everett IndependentPublished by the Independent Newspaper Co. Wednesday, December 4, 2019 THE TIDE ROLLS OUT Superintendent candidate interviews start EVERETT WRAPS UP SEASON

By Seth Daniel throughout the district and day, Dec. 5. 20 years teaching and lead- with the general public in •Thomas Flannagan, ing in smaller Massachu- The first of four superin- an open meeting at Everett chief academic officer for setts districts, including 17 tendent candidates toured High Monday night. Providence Public Schools, years teaching or leading in Everett on Monday for an The second candidate, will take a tour of the dis- middle schools. He is cur- on-the-job interview pro- Thomas Flannagan, of trict on Tuesday, Dec. 10. rently working full-time in cess that will be carried out Providence Public Schools, Each of the candidates Worcester Public Schools for the remaining three can- was expected to tour the will be available for a pub- within a superintendent didates over the next week. district on Tuesday, Dec. 3, lic meeting, that includes training program, and said Todd Stewart, who has but that was canceled due to a lengthy question and an- he is in the final stages of had a great deal of experi- the inclement weather. The swer session, from 4:10 his doctorate in education ence in rural schools, but schedule moving forward to 5:30 p.m. in the Everett leadership program. now is in a superinten- will be: High auditorium. Starting off with a ques- dent’s training program in •Priya Tahiliani, assis- Stewart faced a small au- tion from the mayor, Stew- Worcester Public Schools, tant superintendent, Boston dience on Monday evening, art said he wanted to be a came to Everett on Mon- Public Schools, will tour but one with many ques- superintendent because of day for the full day. Touring the district on Weds., Dec. tions – including those from his experiences in the class- at least five schools with 4. Mayor Carlo DeMaria, In- room. School Committeeman •Paul Toner, senior di- terim Supt. Janice Gauthier “My biggest frustration Frank Parker, Stewart also rector of policy and part- and members of the Everett as a classroom teacher… met with students at Ever- nerships for TeachPlus, will Educational Coalition. ett High, with staff/teachers tour the district on Thurs- Stewart has spent nearly See INTERVIEWS Page 5 DiDomenico hails landmark education bill

By Seth Daniel to be something of the past week – legislation known after Gov. Charlie Baker as the Student Opportunity The bill has had many at- Money troubles in the signed off on a landmark Act. tempts at passage, but failed PHOTO BY JIM VALENTE Everett Public Schools look education funding bill last This week, Sen. Sal Di- on a number of occasions Tide senior tight end Deshawn Weston (47) sides-steps Domenico – who has la- for various reasons. DiDo- Masco’s Zack Grande (21) and gets the yardage needed for an Everett first down. The Tide took off early and didn’t bored tirelessly to pass menico – who started this journey on a diverse edu- stop, winning 41-7 at home. It was the final game of the HOW MUCH SNOW? some form of education 2019 season. See more photos on Page 7. funding reform over the cation funding committee past five years – said the bill almost five years - said it was historic and would be succeeded this time because everything Everett needed everyone was on board and to fix its budget problems. no one had to vote against Residents come out “It’s a home run; it’s their best interests. everything we were look- “There were no loop- ing for and wanted and the holes or things that made on top on tax rate timeline is good because it hard because members had to vote against their it ramps up to over a sev- By Laura Plummer Assessors; Administrative en-year period for funding,” community,” he said. “The Assessor B.J. Devereux; he said. “The commitment vote was unanimous. Even During a special meeting and the City’s Chief Finan- financially is significant. the governor couldn’t go on Monday, November 25, cial Officer, Eric Demas. In These numbers that will be against it. This is unprece- City Council unanimously the audience were Mayor coming are game-chang- dented that everyone who passed two measures to set Carlo DeMaria, and Board ing for Everett, Boston and voted on the bill, all the the City’s tax rate as pro- members Ron Cohan and Chelsea. The signing of this unions, all the School Com- posed by the administration Joe Tozier. bill will be a day we look mittees, and all the superin- and the Board of Assessors. Council approved two back on and say it was a tendents – everyone was on The new rate is being seen separate items affecting day that all children were the same page due to how as a big win for residents. the City’s tax rate as deter- guaranteed an opportunity important this bill was. It Eight councilors were in at- mined by the Massachusetts to succeed. This was histor- was very, very unusual.” tendance, including Coun- Department of Revenue ic. It really was. It’s some- Over the next seven cilors Fred Capone, Rosa Commissioner in accor- thing that we’ve all been years, the state has commit- DiFlorio, Anthony DiPier- dance with state laws. The wanting for a very, very ted to investing $1.5 billion ro, John Hanlon, Michael first item is the adoption of long time…After today, no into public education, and Marchese, Wayne Matews- the lowest minimum resi- longer will your zip code be with inflation factored in, ky, Michael McLaughlin, dential factor (MRF), which a hindrance to getting the about $2 billion. The plan and Peter Napolitano. shifts the tax burden from resources you need to get a will roll out with increases Every year, the Board of the residential class to the great education.” in the Chapter 70 education Assessors works with the commercial, industrial and The bill was signed at formula increasing – in ad- administration to set the personal property classes. Boston’s English High dition to other things within tax rate for the city, which The MRF reduces Everett’s School on Nov. 26 with the bill that will increase is then presented to Coun- residential sector’s tax bur- numerous dignitaries and funding. cil for a vote. Leading the den from 69 percent to 46 elected officials in atten- In Everett, it is estimat- presentation at Monday’s percent. PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS ed that by year seven, more Thiago Merino peaked into a neighbor’s yard to see how dance. After the bill passed meeting were Bill Hart, the See TAX RATE Page 2 much snow they got on their side of the fence. All in all, the both the House and Senate See FUNDING Page 2 chairman of the Board of snow continued throughout most of the day on Tuesday, last month, there was quite a with kids out of school for the day, and the streets filled question mark as to wheth- with snowball fights and adults clearing the sidewalks. er Baker would sign it. That all changed last week when he made the plans to sign it at English High. “I am pleased to sign leg- islation aimed at providing students across the Com- monwealth with the oppor- tunities and resources they need to succeed including accountability measures M W that are essential to sup- From the desk of arjorie hite porting underperforming I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincerest gratitude schools,” said Governor Charlie Baker. “This fund- to the Everett Co-operative Bank customers and my fellow employees ing builds on the over half a for allowing me to be part of such a wonderful community. It has been NO MORE WAITING IN LINE billion dollars in new Chap- my privilege to serve you and to work alongside of you. After 51 years ter 70 funding our Adminis- of employment at the Bank and with lots of emotion, the time has Why wait in line at the Registry of Motor Vehicles tration has supported since come to bid farewell and begin my next journey. 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By Seth Daniel bers Millie Cardello and DeMaria. 15 people voted and the top dential, but I can tell you I interviews. Before that, Joe LaMonica voted to start A majority of the School 10 candidates were giv- didn’t influence anyone’s Abruzzese said the School In a narrow 4-3 vote, the the process over. Committee and the Search en interviews. Now we’re decision. This idea out there Committee intends to go to School Committee voted Last month, the 15-per- Committee have stuck with down to the last four.” that I strong-armed anyone each candidate’s workplace not to re-convene the Su- son Search Committee the process, though. Abuzzese said many is ridiculous. Do you think and find out what others perintendent Search Com- came before the School Both Almeida Barros who are criticizing the pro- I could strong-arm Dorothy think of them. mittee in order to consider Committee to present four and Parker spoke in favor cess are bothered that none Martin Long, or Football The final decision on the and interview at least three finalists for the superin- of the process that played of the candidates have any Coach Theluxon Pierre? superintendent is expected local candidates that were tendent of schools posi- out, and said all candidates experience as superinten- No way.” to be made before the end passed over by the Search tion. Within that list of were considered – but local dent. That, he said, was the •SCHOOL of the year, and could come Committee. candidates were no local ones weren’t chosen for in- same situation when for- COMMITTEE as soon as Weds. Dec. 18. During the Dec. 2 candidates. Additionally, terviews, which went to the mer Supt. Fred Foresteire INTERVIEW DEC. 14 Abruzzese said he has meeting, outgoing School it was revealed that three top 10. took the reins more than 30 The School Committee been impressed with each Committeeman Lester Ma- in-house, local candidates Chair Tom Abruzzese years ago. will continue the interviews and every candidate. cLaughlin had presented an had not even gotten an in- said the process was fair “The prior superinten- of the four candidates this “I’m confident it will all item on the agenda calling terview for the job. and came about through a dent was never a superin- week and next, but the en- work out,” he said. “I don’t for a vote to re-convene the They included Interim democratic vote of 15 peo- tendent either before his tire day of Saturday, Dec. know if anyone believes me search “to consider all can- Supt. Janice Gauthier, Asst. ple, of which only a few was appointed, but I guess 14, will be taken up by or not, but I’m not decided didates.” Supt. Charlie Obremsky were on the School Com- people forget that fact,” public interviews of all four yet on any of the four final- Chair Tom Abruzzese and Academies Director mittee. he said. “You can’t have it candidates. ists. I can right now make a and Members Frank Parker, Omar Easy. Both Easy and “I don’t know how else both ways. We are hoping The marathon day will case for all four…It’s going Marcony Almeida Barros Gauthier have been vocal to put it, but everyone was people have confidence in be in the Everett High Li- to be a difficult decision, and Allen Panarese voted publicly about their disap- considered,” he said. “The the system. This process brary from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. but it will be a good kind of not to re-convene, while pointment in not being con- fact that no internal candi- has been completely on the and will include a pub- difficult decision.” MacLaughlin, and Mem- sidered, as has Mayor Carlo dates got interviews – well up and up. It was all confi- lic hearing and the public

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The second item is a homeowners will be able subject to taxation. Everett were up. mas added. “We’re on a tra- weighed in during the pub- homeowner’s residential to subtract $133,137 from Homeowners have until “To have property value jectory that the mayor and lic hearing portion of the exemption of 25 percent. their property’s overall April 1, 2020, to apply for increase and yet we’re see- his administration said we meeting. A residential exemption value. This is based on the the exemption for FY20. ing a savings in tax dollars would be on moving for- “We worked very hard to is a set dollar amount of a average value of a home in Once approved, they don’t is an enviable position,” he ward. This is just the begin- provide a great tax rate,” he home’s value that is exempt the city, which is $532,546. have to reapply again un- said. “There are 350 other ning.” said. “You’re seeing tens of from taxation, translating If all qualifying residences less additions are added to communities in the Com- Councilor Napolitano thousands of dollars in re- into real savings for quali- in Everett were to receive the property. monwealth that wish they called the City’s tax vision ductions to taxpayers. This fying homeowners. the exemption, this would Devereux also noted in could do that.” “good news for the commu- is a result of effective gov- With a residential ex- mean more than $536 mil- his presentation that prop- “It’s a very positive place nity.” ernment and effective man- emption of 25 percent, lion in property dollars not erty values in the City of for the City to be in,” De- Mayor DeMaria also agement.”

Funding // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 than $100 million will be but not at the full level re- coming into the district quired by the law. due to the landmark legis- Additionally, school lation. The numbers are not districts will see increased yet fixed, and they will be reimbursements for trans- incremental, but eclipsing porting students to out-of- $100 million is expected for district special education the Everett Public Schools. placements. It also raises But beyond the typical a cap on state funding for Chapter 70 state education school building projects money, Everett will also by $150 million from $600 benefit from other fixes in million to $750 million; the bill. That included fully and creates a grant fund for funding the Charter School innovative educational ap- reimbursements to the dis- proaches.​ ​ trict. A major promise in the By state law, a district bill for Everett and other is reimbursed for any stu- Gateway Cities is the call dent that leaves the public to solve the problem with school for a charter school. undercounting low-income Those reimbursements are students – known now as 100 percent funding in the economically disadvan- first year, and then 25 per- taged. For the past four or cent of the funding for five five years, such students PHOTO COURTESY MAYOR MARTIN WALSH’S OFFICE years after. The state had in Everett were not fully Gov. Charlie Baker signing the landmark Student Opportunity Act, which is predicted to solve many of the budgetary been reimbursing districts, counted, and that resulted issues that have troubled the Everett Public Schools for the past five years. State Sen. Sal DiDomenico said the bill was a ‘home run’ for Everett. in the loss of millions of next year’s budget,” said teacher workforce. ing program isn’t derailed dollars in school funding. DiDomenico. “The amount The Commissioner of by economic downturns or Glendale Christian The problem came in that we’ve talked about for the Elementary and Second- other budget priorities. At Lighthouse Church the criteria for determining district will be out in year ary Education will es- the moment, he said every- economically disadvan- seven, but every year lead- tablish statewide targets one is on board with that. & Victoria’s Music Academy taged didn’t fit many of the ing up to it will see big in- for addressing persistent “The House and Senate students in Everett – result- creases. Many have asked achievement gaps among are on record saying the one proudly presents ing in many low-income me when they’ll start see- student groups, and will thing that won’t be lost if students not being counted ing money come into the review each district’s plan there are ebbs and flows in Its First Recital of and resourced appropriate district. The answer is it to ensure it sets measurable the economy is education,” in the schools. starts next year.” goals for student improve- he said. “We are committed “Musicians of The Future” Within the bill, the fix to That said, the education ment, with credible strat- to making sure education is Showcasing their talents and musical abilities the problem is called for by funding money doesn’t just egies for achieving them. held harmless for funding.” the Fiscal Year 2022 budget roll into Everett come what Districts must amend any Featuring: Students and teachers Jacsonn Jean – which is about 18 months may. There are strict ac- plan deemed by the Com- and Hanna, Mass Choir and others away. The upcoming bud- countability measurements missioner not to conform get year, Fiscal Year 2021, that are required to get the with these standards. Dec. 15, 2019 — 6:30 pm will feature a temporary full funding. If students The bill also requires the 701 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 funding fix for the problem, don’t perform well, not all Secretary of Education to but a permanent fix will be of the funding will be deliv- collect data on student pre- Donation: $10.00 identified by a task force ered. paredness for college and TO PLACE All Proceeds will go to Building Fund for Glendale Christian and implemented the fol- The bill requires school career success by school Lighthouse Church. For more info and tickets, call (617) 387-7458 lowing year. districts to develop three- district and high school, “That was a change that year plans to close achieve- including student partici- YOUR AD really hit Gateway Cities ment gaps using evi- pation rates in college and like Everett and Chelsea – dence-based programs and career readiness programs, and the plan to fix it is in the supports, such as expanded college acceptance and CALL final bill so we will have an learning time, increased graduation rates, as well as accurate count of all eco- counseling and psycholog- the percentage of students 781-485-0588 nomically disadvantaged ical services, professional in internships and earning kids in the district,” DiDo- development, expanded industry-recognized cre- menico said. “We have had early learning and pre-kin- dentials. amendments to fix it the dergarten, early college DiDomenico concluded last two years for the Sen- and career readiness path- by saying it will be import- ate, but never a permanent ways, and a more diverse ant to make sure the fund- fix. This has the fix so that there will no longer be a

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EVERETT FIREFIGHTERS HONORED FOR BRAVERY AND VALOR

Governor Charlie Baker, Lieutenant because of the men and women like him, Governor Karyn Polito, and other state of- who selflessly answer the call knowing the ficials on Nov. 26 joined State Fire Marshal danger that may await them.” Peter J. Ostroskey to honor several Everett The Medal of Honor award was present- firefighters, among several others, for their ed posthumously to Worcester Firefighter bravery and valor during the year 2018. Christopher Roy. Roy died battling a five- The 30th annual “Firefighter of the Year” alarm fire on Lowell Street in the early Awards ceremony was held at Worcester’s morning hours of Dec. 9, 2018. Mechanics Hall Nov. 26. WCVB’s Doug Those from Everett honored included: Meehan emceed the event. Officials also •Medals of Valor recognized Worcester Fire Lieutenant Ja- Deputy Chief Scott Dalrymple and Fire- son Menard, who died in the line of duty fighter Josh Doyon on Nov. 13 while fighting a house fire on •Group Awards for Meritorious Conduct Stockholm Street. Everett - Deputy Chief Scott Dalrymple, “The Commonwealth’s first responders Firefighter Chad Bailey, Firefighter Chris- put themselves in harm’s way each day, topher Dockery, Firefighter Josh Doyon, and these awards provide an opportunity to Firefighter Craig Hardy, and Firefighter recognize their bravery and sacrifice. This Joseph Quinn, ret.. The Everett jakes were year, our administration is proud to honor honored for their heroic work in fighting Christopher Roy, his family, and his legacy a fire on Morris Street in July 2018, a fire of heroism and sacrifice,” said Governor that resulted in serious injuries for Dep. Baker. “Massachusetts cities and towns are Chief Scott Dalrymple and minor injuries safer places to live, work and raise a family to Firefighter Josh Doyon.

Firefighter Chad Bailey is announced during the group meritorious conduct

COURTESY PHOTOS Firefighter Chad Bailey, Firefighter Josh Doyon, Dep. Chief Scott Dalrymple, Firefighter Craig Hardy, and Firefighter Chris Dockery. For meritorious conduct, Firefighter Craig Hardy was awarded with the group.

Dep. Chief Scott Dalrymple was announced for receiving one of 10 Medals of Valor for 2018.

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Okay, we know it is the holiday season -- a time for good cheer and all that. But the results of a report issued last week by the Cen- ters for Disease Control reveal a disturbing and dangerous pattern in the United States: The life expectancy of the av- erage American has declined in the past few years, revers- ing the general trend of the past 130 years of an increase in our collective longevity. Although the decline in life expectancy has been most acute in poorer parts of the country, it cuts across all so- cio-economic groups. There are many specific causes that the researchers point to as contributing to the downward trend, such as the opioid crisis, which tragically has cut short the lives of tens of thousands of our fellow Americans in the past decade. There also has been an increase in the use -- and abuse -- of alcoholic beverages, which have been labeled a Class 1 carcinogen by the World Health Organization. Our poor eating habits also play a large role in shorten- ing our lives. As a recent article in The New York Times noted, “Obe- sity is a significant part of the story. The average woman in America today weighs as much as the average man half a century ago, and men now weigh about 30 pounds more. Most people in the United States are overweight -- an es- timated 71.6 percent of the population ages 20 and older, according to the CDC. That figure includes the 39.8 per- cent who are obese, defined as having a body mass index uest p d of 30 or higher in adults (18.5 to 25 is the normal range). G O -E Obesity is also rising in children; nearly 19 percent of the population ages 2 to 19 is obese.” The ads for fast-food restaurants, primarily shown Everett taxes are dropping during college football games, that show those close-up photos of tantalizing double-bacon cheeseburgers topped By Mayor Carlo DeMaria munities that can put $7 communities have not ex- not have fees to participate with onion rings, are an open invitation to heart disease, million dollars to tax relief perienced the new growth in school sports. cancer, and diabetes. I recently announced and Everett is the excep- Everett has. Many commu- Along with the current Although the researchers note these cause-specific rea- that the City of Everett has tion. This has happened be- nities have reached their to- strong fiscal position, we sons for many early deaths in the U.S., the statistics sug- been ranked second only to cause we have all worked tal tax levy limit and have are also committed to fully Chelsea as having the low- hard to build our economy. been forced to pass 2.5 gest that there is something more going on that is not read- funding future obligations. ily apparent. est single family residential We have attracted new ho- percent overrides. The tax The annual appropriation Depression and loneliness have risen at alarming rates. tax bill in the Greater Bos- tels such as the EnVision levy is the money that can for the retirement system is It is said that loneliness is as bad for our physical health as ton region, according to a and the Encore Resort. We be raised through property smoking two packs of cigarettes per day. fiscal 2019 property tax re- have changed our zoning taxes to pay for such things currently one of the high- The national suicide rate -- the ultimate expression of port from the City of Bos- to attract new develop- as schools, police, fire and est in the Commonwealth depression and despair -- has risen alarmingly by 30 per- ton Assessing Department. ments like the Pioneer, the infrastructure. Because of and we are on track to ful- cent in the past decade. Even if we do not commit that As mayor I am committed Batchyard and Wellington new growth and conser- ly funding the system by ultimate act of ending our lives quickly, our lifestyles are to continuing that trend. Apartments and we have vative budgeting our total 2030. We will also contin- contributing to our shorter national life span. On Monday Nov. 25, I aggressively marketed our tax levy has dropped by 16 ue to fund other post-em- So here’s our holiday message: presented recommenda- commercial and industrial percent. We would have to ployment benefits such as Don’t drink -- and certainly don’t do drugs -- and watch tions to the Everett City sector. spend approximately $50 health and life insurance, Council regarding the tax As a result we have seen million in one year to hit what you eat. and we will increase that But most important, get together with your friends, rate. At that meeting I rec- a dramatic increase in reve- our levy limit. appropriation once the re- family, neighbors, and co-workers. Isolation is bad for our ommended the following nue and these revenues will This tax relief is af- health, and just as we have to make an effort to exercise steps: continue to grow into the fordable and achievable. tirement system is fully and eat right, we also have to make an effort to get out of •Utilize the $7 million future. This past year alone Standard and Poor’s has funded. our homes and socialize. dollars we have been able we received an additional given us one of their high- Our school finances are It truly is a matter of life -- or death. to accumulate over the past $25 million in revenue from est ratings. Our operating also in great shape and year through conservative the newly opened Encore surpluses, our very strong I want to thank Sen. Sal budgetary management, Resort and have also seen liquidity, our low overall DiDomenico and Rep. Jo- responsible financial fore- our meals and room taxes net debt, and formal five seph McGonagle for their casting, and fiscal responsi- increase by 300 percent. year long-term capital pro- work in providing a signif- bility to reduce the burden Next year, a tax agreement jections show that we can icant increase in Chapter end us our ews on taxpayers. with our largest taxpayer in also meet our infrastructure S Y N 70 school funding. A new The Everett Independent encourages residents to submit birth •Provide owner occu- 2017, Exelon Power, will needs. S&P also highlight- and engagement announcements, news releases, business briefs, pants with a 25 percent tax expire and that will allow ed the continued growth school funding bill, negoti- honor rolls, social news, sports stories, and photographs for publi- exemption. us to tax the plant at its full of our commercial and ated by the House and the cation. Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 Broadway, •Shift a portion of the to- value. industrial sector and posi- Senate, was signed by Gov- Citizens Bank Building, Revere, MA 02151. Items can also be tal tax burden from residen- All of this growth has tive outlook for the future. ernor Baker just last week. faxed to 781-485-1403. The Independent also encourages readers to tial to commercial, ensur- allowed us to reduce prop- Because of new growth We are a great commu- e-mail news releases to [email protected]. ing residents pay only the erty taxes on our residents we can continue to invest nity. A community that The Everett Independent assumes no financial responsibility minimum amount allowed and commercial business. in our parks, our schools, strives to help one another for typographical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that by law. Even though property val- in public safety and in our every day. I am honored part of the advertisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers will please I am proud to say the ues have increased dramat- waterfront. and humbled to be your notify the management immediately of any errors that may occur. Everett City Council voted ically, residents will see I am happy to report that mayor. As we enter the to accept all of my recom- their property taxes actual- our water and sewer rates holiday season let us all mendations. I truly appre- ly drop this year. are the eighth-lowest out ciate their partnership in By law communities can of the 56 MWRA commu- be thankful for what have honoring our commitment only raise taxes by 2.5 per- nities, we do not impose been blessed with. Happy to the residents of this great cent annually or by increas- trash fees, we have dozens Holidays! city. ing revenue through new of free events for our resi- Carlo DeMaria is the Everett There are very few com- growth. However, most dents every year and we do Mayor of Everett. 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Development Block Grant would look into their op- rowing the needed funds, the property transformation lo DeMaria appeared Mayor DeMaria said that Program, the North Subur- tions for that. the City would own the within a specific time frame before the City Council the acreage could also in- ban Consortium’s HOME The council elected to property and would then in order to get the units oc- to request approval to clude ground-level retail, Program, and tax revenue postpone the vote until its seek developers through cupied as soon as possible. borrow $10.5 million for outdoor dining and public generated by the proper- the purchase of the Pope open spaces ty itself. The City would John XXIII High School .Councilor Michael Mc- also appeal to the Massa- LET IT SNOW site on upper Broadway. Laughlin expressed con- chusetts Gaming Commis- cern about borrowing mon- sion’s Community Mitiga- The mayor originally came Photos by Katy Rogers before the council in Octo- ey for the sale, saying he tion Fund, on the grounds ber, at which time he laid was under the impression that the presence of Encore The City of Everett out his vision to purchase the property would be pur- Boston has driven up the braved its first snowstorm the property and convert it chased outright. cost of rent. of the season, with school into affordable housing for “Let’s look at other “I’m looking to make it canceled Tuesday, kids re- senior citizens and veter- streams of revenue and see a net zero cost to the City,” joicing over the opportuni- ans. if we can pay for this and he said. ty to play, and adults work- An initial appraisal not put this on the taxpay- “I support the [purchase] ing hard to clear the paths priced the 2.5-acre proper- ers for the next 10 or 20 for the purpose of senior surrounding their homes. ty at 888 Broadway at $12 years,” he said. and veterans housing that million, but the City was The mayor said that, is so desperately need- able to negotiate it down while free cash could be ed,” said Councilor Wayne based on the cost of asbes- used to purchase the prop- Matewsky. “This is a posi- tos removal and other fac- erty upfront, he would pre- tive move. It’s a big piece tors. fer to bond it out for 20 or of property.” The old school build- 30 years and then look into The councilor said that ing would likely be razed different sources to pay off he would prefer to give pri- to accommodate a new the debt. This could include ority to longtime Everett

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was there was too much to be a part of it.” his job would essentially be coming from above – the One of the major ques- to make sure that the best state, federal and district tions that came up for Stew- Lucas Martignago, Laila MartIgnago, and Gabriela Castro people are in place to put celebrated the snow day in their backyard. mandates that came from art regarded the English together policy that works those furthest from the Language Learners in the to best educate the kids. Jefit Miranda shoveled kids,” he said. district – a population that Steward was also very the sidewalk on Madison “My organizational chart has grown substantially and optimistic about the acade- Avenue. for the district would start looks to continue increas- my, or vocational, program at the classroom and go to ing. that started in earnest at the a Central Office,” he said, On the first question, high school this year. It has noting that he hopes to have from EEC’s Jessica Boots, been a big concern of some a collaborative leadership he said it would be im- on the School Commit- style that starts with what portant not to stigmatize tee and within the existing is experienced at the class- any students coming into School Department that a room level. the district. He said those new school leader might However, later he clar- students should, first, have dismantle the new program- ified that by saying he their social-emotional ming. Steward seemed to wouldn’t be afraid to make needs met, particularly for be happy with how Everett unilateral decisions if need any trauma they have ex- has rolled out the in-house be, but that he would be up perienced in the move from academies. front about that process. another part of the world to “People might remem- “If I’m going to make a Everett. ber we had shop and home unilateral decision, it would “What we won’t do (af- economics and we pivoted be disingenuous for me to ter that) is stick them in away from that with stan- ask for someone’s input,” remedial classes with kids dardized testing,” he said. he said. “My leadership below their age,” he said. “Students had to decide style and strategies are not “A 16-year-old is a 16-year- at an early age to go voke only asking people for in- old…We need to find a way or go to the high school. I Maya Kirnon helped clear put, but also being clear to support them so we’re don’t think that at 13 stu- the stairs at her family about what we’re doing. not sticking 16-year-olds in dents should be made to home on Vaughn Street. The decision about closing places that feel like a fifth- choose one or the other.” Sofia Lamarra helped her family clear the driveway. school for snow, that’s a de- grade class and instead When it came to paren- cision of the mayor, DPW making sure they are in- tal engagement, he said it and myself. It’s not one for cluded with the rest of their won’t be about coffee with everyone on Twitter. It’s classmates.” the superintendent or sim- not a social media poll.” Interim Supt. Gauthier, ple open houses. He said Stewart said that in his later on, asked for more those can be good, but it experience, Everett is ahead specifics on that topic – is upon the schools to find of the curve on many things noting that he had not given out what parents need as and would do very well no any certain plans. engagement. Describing matter who is chosen. He “It starts with all our himself as a “guest” in the praised the academy pro- classroom teachers being community, he said he will gram at the high school, the certified in sheltered- En rely on the community to in-house special education glish immersion standards, let him know what they school. and also being very explicit need for parental engage- “I think Everett is primed with vocabulary and cog- ment and other things. for success and could be the nizant of what vocabulary “I’ve got it loud and model for successful urban they are using and how.” clear,” he said, “that you education in Massachu- However, he said that can live in Everett 20 years setts…I would really love ELL is not his specialty, and and you’re still new. That’s ok. You should be careful of people coming into your community. It’s about trust and me building that trust.” One interesting thing that Stewart said was that he didn’t want to be treat- ed with reverence. As compared to the former superintendent, who was charismatic and revered, Stewart’s leadership style seemed to be the polar op- posite as to what Everett has become used to over the years. “I do not believe in hier- archy and that if I have a lot School Committee Chair Tom Abruzzese introduces Todd of support people should be Stewart to the audience at a public Q&A in the Everett High treating me with a level of auditorium. reverence,” he said.

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Mass Badge welcomed Everett residents to the Connolly Center on Nov. 26 for a complimentary Thanksgiving dinner with all the traditional fixings. Volunteers from within the community offered to cook and serve dinner. Hun- dreds attended the commu- nity event.

Domenic Licata, Brian Woods, Lauren Pagliuca, Mark Cardoso, and Heather Smith volunteered with Mass Badge serving turkey dinners at the Connolly Center on Tuesday, Nov. 26, during the annual Mass Badge Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Officers from Everett and the area combined with commu- nity stakeholders to host the bountiful meal once again.

Edna Jeff offered guests slices of pie for dessert.

Jim Reed, Councilor Mike McLaughlin, Raoul Goncalves, Councilor Elect Stephanie Martins, and Renee Solano. (Seated) Patti Frati, Charles Radosta, and Jim Sachetta enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal at the Connolly Center on Tuesday night.

Linda Shedden and Silvana Pamariello served dinner at the Rosa Amabile and her granddaughter, Victoria Dantona, Marcia Pretto served dessert at the Mass Badge Thanksgiv- Connolly Center on Tuesday night. enjoyed the Mass Badge Thanksgiving dinner. ing dinner.

Calvin Brown, Sandra Brown, Bishop Brown, Raoul Goncalves, Sen. Sal DiDomenico, and Councilor Fred Capone offered Patrick Johnston a helping hand in the kitchen. Chief Steve Mazzie celebrated Thanksgiving at the Connolly Center on Tuesday. Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Page 7

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Dede Forgione, Council President Rich Dell Isola, and Irene Cardillo celebrated Thanksgiv- Boy Scouts Shawn Burke-Hutchinson and Gabriel Chabot volunteered to greet residents. ing with the community on Tuesday.

Jennafer Burke-Hutchinson gave a warm welcome to State Rep. Joe McGonagle when he arrived at the Connol- Mayor Carlo DeMaria joined Everett residents at the annual Mass Badge Thanksgiving dinner on Tuesday evening. ly Center.

Baker Signs bill on hands-free use of electronic devices while driving ecutive director, “We are ical road safety bills in the tor Vehicles will house the Staff Report of roads safe, and this leg- stationary and not in active islation will substantially lanes of travel. grateful for the leadership new year.” data and the Secretary of and partnership of the Bak- The hands-free law takes Gov. Charlie Baker reduce distracted driving Punishment for violating Public Safety’s office will and hold operators ac- the hands-free law includes er-Polito Administration in effect 90 days after passage signed legislation to im- annually release the infor- prove road safety in the countable when they are a $100 fine for a first of- moving this life-saving law and has reporting require- Commonwealth Monday, looking at an electronic fense, $250 fine for a sec- forward. This is an import- ments for law enforcement mation to the public. The which stipulates that no device instead of looking ond offense and $500 fine ant step toward achieving officers who make traffic new law sets forth a process motor vehicle operator at the road ahead,” said for a third or subsequent of- Vision Zero in Massachu- stops. They must make note in the event there are sus- may use electronic devic- Gov. Baker. “We are espe- fense. A third or subsequent setts and we look forward of data, including the age, picions a law enforcement es while driving unless the cially grateful for the many offense will count as a sur- to working with the Admin- race and gender of individ- technology is being used advocates and families chargeable incident. Oper- istration and Legislature to uals issued a warning or ci- entity may be engaging in hands-free. that passionately fought to ators who commit a second advance several other crit- tation. The Registry of Mo- racial profiling. The legislation, which bring this bill to fruition, or subsequent offense are adopts recommendations are thankful for the Leg- required to complete an ed- from the Commonwealth’s islature’s collaboration on ucational program focused Strategic Highway Safety this bill and look forward on distracted driving pre- THE Plan, also sets forth pen- to continued efforts to im- vention. alties for violating the law prove road safety in Massa- “The hands-free legis- and requires that law en- chusetts.” lation is now law in Mas- forcement officers report Under the new law, ti- sachusetts thanks to the INDEPENDENT data on violations so the tled An Act requiring the tireless work of advocates NEWSPAPERS information can be shared hands-free use of mobile and victims’ families,” said with the public. telephones while driving, Transportation Secretary GovernGov.or Baker operators of motor vehi- and CEO Stephanie Pol- was joined at the sign- cles and bicycles cannot lack. “Legislators were ing ceremony by Lt. Gov. use an electronic device moved to action after hear- Karyn Polito, state leaders, unless the device is being ing the personal stories of officials with the Nation- used in hands-free mode. people who have lost loved al Transportation Safety Operators cannot read or ones in traffic crashes. Ad- Board, and representatives view text or look at images vocacy groups were with Size: 160x600 IAB from advocacy groups, in- or video, unless what is be- the families every step of 00 cluding, the Vision Zero ing viewed on the device is the way and marshaled sup- $300 per month/per site Coalition, Safe Roads Al- helping with navigation and port for this bill. I would liance, LiveableStreets the device is mounted in an like to thank the Vision Alliance, WalkBoston, appropriate location. They Zero Coalition, Safe Roads 3 SPOTS AVAILABLE MassBike and Boston Cy- also cannot make phone Alliance, LiveableStreets, clists Union. The Governor calls unless they are able to WalkBoston and many oth- ON EACH SITE acknowledged the work of do so without holding the er pedestrian and bicycle stakeholders for efforts to phone, utilizing technology advocacy groups for their JUST A CLICK AWAY get hands-free legislation such as Bluetooth. efforts and I look forward passed and thanked the The new law permits the to continuing our collabo- Combo Rates available! families of victims for shar- use of electronic devices ration to get additional road Buy any 3 sites, get 4th FREE ing their personal stories if they are being used in safety bills passed during during legislative hearings. response to an emergency, the next legislative ses- “Our Administration is necessary for first respond- sion.” 12 COMMUNITIES TO CHOOSE FROM committed to keeping the ers to do their jobs. 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Special To The Independent game in to a rout, scoring gional in the Thanksgiving ed from 20 yards away to five unanswered touch- game at Everett Veterans make it 1-7. The Everett High foot- downs in a 41-7 victory Memorial Stadium. Samy Lamothe provided ball team turned a close over Masconomet Re- Second-year head coach a second defensive high- Theluxon Pierre and the light for the Tide with a 29- Crimson Tide concluded yard return of an intercep- their season with an 8-3 re- tion for a touchdown. cord. Sophomore quarterback Clarence Jules opened Nureini Mohamed scored the scoring with a 1-yard on a four-yard run after run. Freshman placekicker executing a fake pitch that Kevin Ruiz booted the PAT drew the attention of the to make it 7-0. Masco defenders. Masco responded with Tyrese Baptiste scored on a touchdown and PAT, but a jet sweep from six- yards that would be the Chief- out to extend the margin to tains’ last entry on the 34-7. Mohamed wrapped scoreboard. The Everett up the scoring with a 1-yard defense took over, making run. One play earlier Mo- successive big plays. hamed had raced 60 yards Everett senior defensive back Eli Auguste (#2) picks off a pass Senior Eli Auguste, to the Masco 1-yard line. and rushed to the end zone way out of the reach of Masco’s whose extraordinary effort Marshall Lastes (#18) – who had thrown the errant ball. against Central Catholic TIDE NOTEBOOK ranks as one of the great- Ish Zamor and Nereini est EHS individual perfor- Mohamed both saw ac- mances in playoff history, tion at quarterback versus returned a fumble 30 yards Masco and they were ef- Sophomore Nureini Mohamed (#17) makes the Tide’s lead for a touchdown. Ruiz, fective in leading the of- 6 points greater with a rush that allowed him to find the who was six-of-seven on fense. Junior quarterback Masco end zone. PATs in the game, connect- Duke Doherty was injured in the Andover game and did not play versus Masco. Doherty will return next season for his senior year and should be one of the top-rated quarterbacks in the state once again. The Everett coaching staff, led by Theluxon Pierre, did an outstanding job this season. Follow- ing a loss to Springfield Central (who will play this Saturday in the Division 3 Super Bowl), the Tide won their final six games of the regular season. The Tide claimed a solid win over Acton-Boxboro in the Masconomet’s Mat Nadworny (#3) and Nikolay Marshall playoff opener, Next the (#84) provide pressure, but Everett’s quarterback Ismael Tide went on the road to Zamor (#3) still gets the ball away for a Tide reception. See FOOTBALL Page 8

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Football // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 play Central Catholic in a rematch of last year’s Divi- sion 1 North semifinal. That game will long be remem- bered by Everett fans for its “fifth down” controver- sy that greatly affected the outcome. Still, there will be plenty of good memories to cele- brate at the awards banquet and the immediate future of the EHS football program is very bright. In fact, many Tide junior safety Samy La- observers believe Everett mothe (#5) finds himself the will be ranked among the recipient of a Masco pass for top three teams in the state an Everett interception and a clear path up the field. in the preseason polls. Tide senior tight end Louimond Philippe (#8) makes a catch and fights to get free of Chieftans’ Logan Campbell (#14) who met him after the reception.

Clarence Jules (#4) tries to brush aside the efforts of a A wave of Everett defenders decide Masco running back Logan Campbell (#14) has gone far enough and lift him off the ground to end Masco defender to take him out of the play. his progress up the field. MCU employees spread Thanksgiving cheer

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The pantry is the largest state-chartered powering Hispanic and im- with all the traditional sta- available to any Burlington credit union in Massachu- migrant consumers. Learn Crimson Tide senior wide receiver Josh Nieves (#13) give ples of a bountiful Thanks- resident who meets certain setts, with over $2 billion more at MetroCU.org. his Masconomet defender Logan Campbell (#14) a little giving dinner, each accom- financial qualifications to in assets. Metro provides shake as he attempts to gather more yards after a catch. panied by a $25 Market be eligible for assistance. a full range of financial Basket gift card donated by Clients are paired with a products to more than CITY OF EVERETT LEGALS Metro for the purchase of a volunteer who brings them 200,000 members in Essex, turkey. through the pantry and as- Middlesex, Suffolk, Nor- “The generosity of our sists them in selecting food, folk, Plymouth, Barnsta- BOARD OF APPEALS Parcel ID:H0-05-000002 Parcel ID:H0-05-000058 employees is overwhelm- with a certain number of ble, Bristol and Worcester 484 Broadway Book:69709,Page:482 Book: 70106, Page: 227 Owner: 8 Lynde Street, LLC Owner: 10 Gardner Street, LLC ing. They embody the items allowed per catego- counties in Massachusetts, Everett, Massachusetts 02149 (617) 381-7445 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 credit union philosophy of ry. Currently, the pantry and Rockingham and Hill- To WhomIt May Concern: Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 ‘people helping people’. serves between 120 to 130 sborough counties in New This notice is to inform you that a 9. 10 Lynde Street 20. 2 Jerome Court It’s just one way that Met- Burlington families- LEGAL per NOTICEHampshire, - as well as to public hearing will be held on Mon- Parcel ID: H0-05-000003 Parcel ID:H0-05-000052 ro helps families during month, or around 350CITY peo OF- EVERETTemployees of over 1,200 day, December 16, 2019 at Book: 71316, Page: 186 Book:72105,Page:494 the holidays and our em- ple. While the majority of companies through its Met- 7:00 PM, Everett City Hall, 3rd Owner: 10 Lynde Street, LLC Owner: Everett Broadway, LLC ployees look forward to it those served are adults, 35 ro@work program. Floor George Keverian Hearing 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 every year,” said Charlene percent are children and 11 Founded in 1926, Metro Room. All interested parties may attend and opinions will be heard 10. 12 Lynde Street The owner/applicant proposes Bauer, Metro’s Chief De- percent are seniors. currently operates branch regarding the following petition. ParceliD: H0-05-000004 to combine the above properties velopment Officer, SVP “This is just amazing! I offices in Boston, Burling- Book:69526,Page:258 into a single lot under Subdivision Outreach and Advocacy. can’t wait to see the fam- ton, Chelsea, Framingham, Whereas a petition has been Owner: 12 Lynde Street, LLC Control Law MGL 41 § 81P (ANR). presented by: 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 Once combined the single lot Person Requesting: Wynn Tel# 857-770-7000 will be located within the Lower Design and Development c/o 11. 16 Lynde Street Broadway Commercial and the Bowen Chen ParceliD: H0-05-000005 Lower Broadway Employment 3 Charlton Street Book 72248, Page: 576 districts. The proposed use of the Everett, MA 02149 Owner: East Broadway, LLC lot will be for purposes of handling Property Information 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 and storing snow to be removed 1. 41 Bow Street Tel# 857-770-7000 from the Encore Boston Harbor Parcel ID: H0-05-000001 12. 18 Lynde Street development. The snow handling Book:1538, Page:89, Cert.# ParccliD: H0-05-000007 and storing process shall include 269403 Book:70138,Page:266 the use of heavy construction Owner: 41 Bow Street, LLC Owner: 18 Lynde Street, LLC equipment and office trailers to 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 support operations. Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 It has been determined that the 2. 49 Bow Street 13. 20 Lynde Street prior uses of these properties Parcel ID:H0-05-000057 ParceliD: H0-05-000009 within the last two years are non- Book69326,Page:342 Book:71206,Page:352 conforming as to the current zon- Owner: 49 Bow Street, LLC Owner: Everett Broadway,LLC ing requirements. The proposed 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 use is not allowed within either of Metro Credit Union employees celebrate the donation of 35 baskets to People Helping Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 the adjoining zoning districts and People. 3. 51 Bow Street 14. 24 Lynde Street therefore a change of use to a Parcel ID:H0-05-000056 ParceliD: H0-05-000010 pre-existing nonconforming usc. Book:69371,Page:263 Book:7230l,Page:597 Permit was denied in accordance Massport urges residents to use drones safely Owner: S 1 Bow Street, LLC Owner: East Broadway, LLC to the City of Everett Zoning 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 Ordinance Appendix A Section The Massachusetts million—are intended for All drones over .55 Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 30 Lower Broadway Economic Port Authority (Massport) recreational use. The FAA pounds. must be registered 4. 55 Bow Street 15. 5 Thorndike Street Development District subsection kicked off an advertising also predicts the number of with the FAA and must be Parcel ID:H0-05-000055 Parcel ID: H0-05-000049 I.Non-Conforming Structures or campaign aimed at edu- drones sold in the U.S. to marked with the registra- Book:73205,Page:411 Book69505,Page: 144 Uses as follows: cating the public about reach nearly 2.5 million by tion number. Operators are Owner: 55 Bow Street, LLC Owner: 5 Thorndike Street, LLC 2. Existing non-conforming struc- 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 ture or uses may be extended the safe use of drones. 2022. required to carry proof of Tel# 857-770-7000 or altered, provided that such The campaign encourages “We are most concerned registration. Other regula- Tel# 857-770-7000 5. 57 Bow Street 16. 7 Thorndike Street extension, alteration or change of drone operators to be re- about the people who are tions include the following: Parcel ID:H0-05-000054 ParceliD: H0-05..()()()()48 use shall be permitted only upon sponsible: “Fly your drone unaware of the rules on Flying around and Book:70126,Page:588 Book:68969,Page:396 the grant of a special permit by safely this Holiday Season. drones,” said Massport above airports is prohibited Owner: 57 Bow Street, LLC Owner: 7 Thorndike Street, LLC the Zoning Board of Appeals after Know the Rules.” The ads Chief Security Officer without prior FAA approv- 1 Broadway, Everett. MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 a public hearing and a finding will appear on print me- Hank Shaw. “With the al. Violators will be subject Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 that such extension, alteration 17. 11 Thorndike Street or change of use shall not be dia, social media, and bill- growth and advancement of to penalties. 6. 61 Bow Street Parcel ID:H0-05-000051 Parcel ID:H0-05-000044 substantially more detrimental to boards. The campaign will drone technologies, we rec- Never fly near any - air Book:71096,Page:264 Book: 70013, Page: 228 the neighborhood than the existing run from Nov. 27, 2019- ognize there are significant craft, especially near air- Owner: 61 Bow Street, LLC Owner: 11 Thorndike Street, LLC non conforming use or structure. Jan. 10, 2020. benefits for commercial or ports. 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 BOARD OF APPEALS Drones have been business purposes, recre- Keep your drone in sight Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 FOR THE CITY OF among the list of popular ational use, and support to at all times and always low- 7. 63 Bow Street 18. 21 Thorndike Street EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS holiday gifts. According to our first responders. But, er than 400 feet. Parcel ID:H0-05-000050 Parcel ID:H0-05..()()()()40 Mary Gerace - Chairman Book:69172,Page:419 the Federal Aviation Ad- drones must be safely inte- Since 2016, Mass- Book:69735,Page:451 Robert Suppa Clerk - Board Owner: 63 Bow Street, LLC Owner: 21 Thorndike Street, LLC of Appeals ministration (FAA), nearly grated into the airspace and port has installed “No 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 1 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 November 26, 2019 and 1.5 million drones are reg- pose a significant concern Drone Zone” signs. For Tel# 857-770-7000 Tel# 857-770-7000 December 4, 2019 istered in the U.S. and a when operators do not fol- more information, visit 8. 8 Lynde Street 19. 10 Gardner Court majority of them—over 1 low the rules.” FAADroneZone.FAA.gov. Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Page 11 LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE modification agreement ground of noncompliance dant(s), to appear, plead, Hon. Megan H. Chris- and all other interested date of 12/03/2019. This the above-named person This space is available for (SEAL) dated February 1, 2018, with the Act. or answer, in accordance topher persons, a petition has is NOT a hearing date, cannot afford a lawyer, the installation and opera- THE COMMONWEALTH OF and recorded with said Witness, Gordon H. Piper, with Mass.R.Civ.P./ Justice of Probate and been filed by Kelley J. but a deadline date by one may be appointed at tion of radio communi- MASSACHUSETTS Middlesex County (South- Chief Justice of this Court Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. Rule 4, Family Court Baldaraso of Everett, MA which you have to file the State expense. cations facilities. These LAND COURT ern District) Registry of on November 15, 2019. it appearing to the court 12/4/19 in the above captioned written appearance if you WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. facilities can include, but DEPARTMENT OF THE Deeds in Book 70676, Attest: Deborah J. that this is an action for EV matter alleging that object to the petition. If Dunn, First Justice of this are not limited to cellular TRIAL COURT Page 337, and now held Patterson Custody/Support/Parent- Caitlin J. Welsh is in you fail to file the written Court. telephone, personal 19 SM 005525 by the Plaintiff by as- Recorder 17417 ing Time filed on August need of a Conservator or appearance by the return Date: November 05, 2019 communications systems, ORDER OF NOTICE signment, has/have filed 12/04/19 13, 20 19. LEGAL NOTICE other protective order and date, action may be taken Felix D. Arroyo, paging and land mobile To: with this court a complaint EV Defendant(s)/Respon- COMMONWEALTH requesting that Kelley J. in this matter without Register of Probate radio. The lease and use Ideraldo L. Almeida for determination of dent(s) cannot found OF MASSACHUSETTS Baldaraso of Everett, MA further notice to you. 12/04/19 of these spaces will be on and to all persons entitled Defendant’s/Defendants’ within the Commonwealth THE TRIAL COURT (or some other suitable In addition to filing the EV a non-exclusive basis. to the benefit of the Servicemembers status. LEGAL NOTICE and defendant(s)/ PROBATE AND person) be appointed written appearance, you Sealed bids will be sent Servicemembers Civil If you now are, or COMMONWEALTH respondent(s) present FAMILY COURT as Conservator to serve or your attorney must file to the Everett Housing Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 recently have been, in OF MASSACHUSETTS whereabouts are Middlesex Probate Without Surety on the a written affidavit stating LEGAL NOTICE Authority, 393 Ferry §3901 (et seq): the active military service THE TRIAL COURT unknown. Personal and Family Court bond. the specific facts and INVITATION Street, Everett, Massachu- JPMorgan Chase Bank, of the United States of PROBATE AND service on defendant is 208 Cambridge St. The petition asks the court grounds of your objection FOR BIDS setts 02149 ATT: Stephen N.A. America, then you may be FAMILY COURT therefore not practicable, Cambridge, MA 02141 to determine that the within 30 days after the LEASE OF Kergo and received no claiming to have an entitled to the benefits of Suffolk Division and defendant has not CITATION GIVING Respondent is disabled, return date. ROOFTOP later than 2:00 p.m., on interest in a Mortgage the Servicemembers Civil 24 New Chardon St. voluntarily appeared in NOTICE OF that a protective order IMPORTANT NOTICE SPACE December 13, 2019. At covering real property Relief Act. If you object to Boston, MA 02114 this action. PETITION FOR or appointment of a The outcome of this FOR such time, the bids will be in Everett, numbered a foreclosure of the above 617-788-8300 It is Ordered that APPOINTMENT OF Conservator is necessary, proceeding may limit or TELECOMMUNICATIONS publicly opened and read 43 Woodville Street, mentioned property on ORDER FOR SERVICE defendant is directed to CONSERVATOR OR and that the proposed completely take away the DEVICES aloud. given by Ideraldo L. that basis, then you or BY PUBLICATION appear, plead, answer, OTHER PROTECTIVE conservator is appropri- above-named person’s The Everett Housing Au- Invitations for Bids Almeida to Washington your attorney must file a AND MAILING or otherwise move with ORDER PURSUANT ate. The petition is on file right to make decisions thority (the “Authority”) (IFB) are available on Mutual Bank, FA, dated written appearance and Docket No. respect to the complaint TO G.L. c. 190B, with this court. about personal affairs is soliciting sealed bids November 8, 2019 b y September 9, 2004, and answer in this court at SU19W1318WD herein on or before § 5-304 & § 5-405 You have the right to or financial affairs or for the lease and use of contacting skergo.eha@ recorded in the Middlesex Three Pemberton Square, Jessica J. Batista January 08, 2020. Docket No. object to this proceeding. both. The above-named rooftop and penthouse comcast.net or maybe County (Southern District) Boston, MA 02108 on vs. If you fail to do so this MI19P2940PM If you wish to do so, you person has the right level on Glendale Towers, picked up at the Author- Registry of Deeds in or before December 30, Alfredo Mejia Court will proceed to a In the matter of: or your attorney must to ask for a lawyer. 381 Ferry Street (twelve ity’s office, 393 Ferry Book 43706, Page 289, 2019 or you may lose the Upon motion of hearing and adjudication Caitlin J. Welsh file a written appearance Anyone may make this story building) in Everett, Street, Everett, MA. as modified by a certain opportunity to challenge plaintiff(s) for an of this matter. Of: Everett, MA at this court on or before request on behalf of the Massachusetts owned and 12/04/19 the foreclosure on the order directing the defen- Date: November 06, 2019 To the named Respondent 10:00 A.M. on the return above-named person. If operated by the Authority. 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BOARD OF APPEALS BOARD OF APPEALS 484 Broadway BOARD OF APPEALS 484 Broadway Everett, Massachusetts 02149 484 Broadway Everett, Massachusetts 02149 (617) 381-7445 Everett, Massachusetts 02149 (617) 381-7445 To Whom It May Concern: (617) 381-7445 To Whom It May Concern: This notice is to inform you that a public hearing will be held on Monday, To Whom It May Concern: This notice is to inform you that a public hearing will be held on December 16, 2019 at 7:00 PM, Everett City Hall, 3rd Floor George This notice is to inform you that a public hearing will be held on Monday, Monday, December 16, 2019 at 7:00PM, Everett City Hall, 3rd Floor Keverian Hearing Room. All interested parties may attend and opinions December 16, 2019 at 7:00 PM, Everett City Hall, 3rd Floor George George K.everian Hearing Room. All interested parties may attend and will be heard regarding the following petition. Keverian Hearing Room. All interested parties may attend and opinions opinions will be heard regarding the following petition. Whereas a petition has been presented by: will be heard regarding the following petition. Whereas a petition has been presented by: Property Address: Property Address: 110 Tremont Street Whereas a petition has been presented by: 14 Harding Ave LotB Property Address: 178-180 Hancock St. Lot#9 Map!JLot:D0-04-000007 Map/Parcel C0-01-000155 Map/Lot: N0-04-000016 Person Requesting: 120 Tremont Street LLC Person Requesting: Timothy Penso Person Requesting: Marcio & Thais Tolomelli 140 Tremont Street 178-180 Hancock St. Everett, MA 02149 Everett, MA 02149 14 Harding Ave. Everett, MA 02149 To the said Board of Appeals, The applicant proposes to convert the To the said Board of Appeals, The applicant seeks to subdivide the ex- existing accessory structure garage into a single family dwelling by To the said Board of Appeals, The applicant seeks to separate and isting 47,964sflot located within the Riverfront Overlay District. Proposed convey the merged lots (9 & 10) being held in common ownership as Lot “A” contains 18,207 and Lot “B”with 29,757sf. Lot “A” contains a 46 renovating the interior and installing new windows and doors. There are shown on a Certified Plot Plan by Atlantic Engineering Associates, Inc. unit residential multifamily structure currently being constructed. These no exterior build outs or additions proposed. The existing lot is 6000 sf dated December 26, 2018, located within the Dwelling District. Pursu- lots are shown on a plan by Edward J. Farrell dated November 6, 2019. and is located in a Dwelling District and contains an existing principle ant to the Doctrine of Merger lots 9 & 10 being contiguous and held The structure on Lot “A” & B are pre-existing nonconforming as to the structure two family dwelling. The applicant proposed adequate parking in common ownership have merged into a single lot of 8403 sf with dimensional regulations for ftont, side and rear yard setbacks. A subdivi- for the additional dwelling unit. The existing garage is pre-existing 122.68 feet of frontage on Harding Ave and 61.26’offrontage on Elm sion of the single existing 47,964sf lot will create two (2) new distinct lots. nonconforming structure as to dimensional regulations. St. containing a two family dwelling constructed in 1932. The proposed Structures on the new lots no longer have the protection of nonconformity Reason for Denial: plan would create a new non-compliant (illegal} lot #9 with 3700 sf of and cause structures to be in compliance with current zoning. Permit was denied in accordance to the City of Everett Zoning Ordi- land area and so· of frontage containing a two family dwelling.. Reason for Denial: nance Appendix A as follows: Reason for Denial: Permit was denied in accordance to the City of Everett Zoning Ordinance Violations : Permit was denied in accordance to the City of Everett Zoning Ordi- Appendix A as follows: Appendix A Section 4(b)(2)c - limits the floor area ratio for “all other nance Appendix A as follows: Violations: Violations: uses’’ to a maximum of 0.5 (FAR). The lot is nonconforming as to its lot 1. Appendix A section (4)(B)2.b- Requires a minimum of7000 sf for a Lot “B” aka 110 Tremont St. area dimension of6000 sfwhere the current zoning ordinance requiring two (2) family dwelling. 1. Appendix A Section 26 (c)(3) Side yard (north) - Requires a setback a 7000 sf for a two family dwelling. The proposed change to include 2. Appendix A section (17)(A)l - Requires one and two family dwelling minimum of 10’. two (2)residential structures requires the lot to comply with the FAR to have two (2) parking spaces for each dwelling unit. Proposed plan Current setback of7.5’ requires a variance of2.5’ requirements for “all other structures” (.5), therefore requiring the lot to shows no parking on lot #9 where four (4) parking spaces are required. 2. Appendix A Section 26 (c)(3) Side yard (south)- Requires a setback be 8120 sf. to comply with the dimensional regulation (existing building/ minimum of 10’. Applicant must seek relief in the form of variances from the City Everett structures =4060sf). The proposal will cause the lot to have an FAR Current setback of 1.6’requires a variance of 8.4’ of .67 once changed. The applicant and must therefore seek relief to Zoning Board of Appeals. 3. Appendix A Section 26 (c)(3) Side yard- Requires a side yard set- BOARD OF APPEALS backs to total a minimum of30’. Currenttotal setbacks of9.1’ requires a further increase the nonconforming nature of the lot area pursuant to FOR THE CITY OF variance of20.9’. Appendix A Section 3 General Requirements EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS 4. Appendix A Section 26 (c)(4)Rear yard- Requires a setback minimum (C) below: Mary Gerace - Chairman of 25’. Current setback of 10’ requires a variance of 15’ Appendix A Section 4(b)-Dimensional Requirements-The existing garage Robert Suppa Clerk - Board of Appeals Applicant must seek relief in the form of variances from the City Everett is nonconforming as to required setback from property lines. The change November 26, 2019 and December 4, 2019 Zoning Board of of use from a garage to a single family residence requires an increase Appeals. in the size of the setback and causes the structure to become more BOARD OF APPEALS nonconforming. The applicant and must therefore seek relief to further BOARD OF APPEALS FOR THE CITY OF increase the nonconforming nature of the structure setbacks pursuant to 484 Broadway EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS Appendix A Section 3 General Requirements (C)below: Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Mary Gerace - Chairman Appendix A Section 3 General Requirements (C):which states the (617) 381-7445 Robert Suppa Clerk - Board of Appeals following: “Existing non-conforming structure or uses may be extended To Whom It May Concern: November 26, 2019 and December 4, 2019 or altered, provided that such extension, alteration or change of use This notice is to inform you that a public hearing will be held on Monday, shall be permitted only upon the grant of a Special Permit by the zoning December 16, 2019 at 7:00 PM, Everett City Hall, 3rd Floor George board of appeals after a public hearing and a finding by the board that Keverian Hearing Room. All interested parties may attend and opinions BOARD OF APPEALS such extension, alteration or change of use shall not be substantially will be heard regarding the following petition. 484 Broadway more detrimental to the neighborhood than the existing non conforming Whereas a petition has been presented by: Everett, Massachusetts 02149 use or structure. Property Address: 602 & 596 Broadway (617) 381-7445 BOARD OF APPEALS Everett, MA 02149 To Whom It May Concern: FOR THE CITY OF Map/Lot: B0-04-000091 & B0-04-000094 This notice is to inform you that a public hearing will be held on EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS Person Requesting: Volnay Capitol Monday, December 16, 2019 at 7:00 PM, Everett City Hall, 3rd Floor Mary Gerace - Chairman 63 G Street George Keverian Hearing Room. All interested parties Robert Suppa Clerk - Board of Appeals South Boston, MA 02127 November 26, 2019 and December 4, 2019 To the said Board of Appeals, Applicant seeks to combine the two lots may attend and opinions will be heard regarding the following petition. and raze the existing structures. The 28,651sf lot will be located within Whereas a petition has been presented by: the Business zoning district. The mixed use proposed project will include Property Address: 120 Tremont Street Lot A 85 residential units on floors 2-6 with roof deck access/amenities. The BOARD OF APPEALS first floor will include a 4000sf restaurant and a 3000sf retail space. The Map/Lot: D0-04-000007 Person Requesting: 120 Tremont Street, LLC 484 Broadway project will provide parking for 37 vehicles. A plan has been submitted Everett, Massachusetts 02149 by Context with Survey Plans by Framingham Survey Consultants, Inc. 140 Tremont Street Everett, MA 02149 (617) 381-7445 dated November 20, 2019. To WhomIt May Concern: Reason for Denial: To the said Board of Appeal, The applicant seeks to subdivide the exist- This notice is to inform you that a public hearing will be held on Permit was denied in accordance to the City of Everett Zoning Ordinance ing 47,964sflot located within the Riverfront Overlay District. Proposed Monday, December 16, 2019 at 7:00 PM, Everett City Hall, 3rd Floor Appendix A as follows: Lot “A”contains 18,207 and Lot “B” with George Keverian Hearing Room. All interested parties may attend Violations: 29,757sf. Lot “A” contains a 46 unit residential multifamily structure 1. Appendix A section (6) B.2 - Lot Area: Requires a maximum floor area currently being constructed. These lots are shown on a plan by Edward and opinions will be heard regarding the following petition. Whereas a ratio of 2 to 1. J. Farrell dated November 6, 2019. petition has been presented by: Property Address: 14 Harding The proposed plan includes a floor area ratio of 2.75 to 1. The structure on Lot “A” & B are pre-existing nonconforming as to Ave. 2. Appendix A section (6) B.3 - Height: Requires a maximum height of 65’ the dimensional regulations for front, side and rear yard setbacks. A Lot# 10 and four (4) stories. The proposed plan includes a height of 68’ and six subdivision of the single existing 47,964sf lot will create Map/Lot: N0-04-000016 (6) stories. two (2)new distinct lots. Structures on the new lots no longer have the Person Requesting: Marcio & Thais Tolomelli 3. Appendix A section (6) B.4- Front Yard: Requires the minimum of 10• protection of nonconformity and cause structures to bein compliance 14 Harding Ave. Everett, MA 02149 setback for residential uses. The proposed plan includes a residential with current zoning. To the said Board of Appeals, The applicant seeks to separate and front yard setback of 0·. Reason for Denial: convey the merged lots (9 & 10) being held in common ownership as 4. Appendix A section (17) Off Street Parking: Requires two (2) spaces Permit was denied in accordance to the City of Everett Zoning Ordi- shown on a Certified Plot Plan by Atlantic Engineering Associates, Inc. for each dwelling unit, one (I) space for each 300sfofretail space and one nance Appendix A as follows: dated December 26, 2018, located within the Dwelling District. Pursu- (1) space for each four seats in the restaurant. Violations: ant to the Doctrine of Merger lots 9 & 10 being contiguous and held in 85 Residential units x 2 spaces = 170 spaces required Lot “A” aka 120 Tremont St. common ownership have merged into a single lot of 8403 sf. 3000 sf of retail + 300 sf per space = 10 spaces required 1. Appendix A Section 26 (c)(2) Front yard- Requires a setback mini- The proposed plan would create a new lot (#10) containing 4703 sf 2670sfrestaurant seating area+ 15 no. persons per sf= 178 seat mum of 10’. Current setback of 8’ requires a 2• dimensional variance ofland area and 72.68’ of frontage on Harding Ave. The applicant pro- 178 seats + 4 seats per space = 45 spaces 2. Appendix A Section 26 (cX3) Side yard- Requires a setback mini- poses the construction of a four (4)unit residential structure on lot #10. Total spaces required for project 225 mum of 10’. Current setback of3.53’ requires a variance of6.47’ The project plan proposes eight (8) off street parking spaces. Total spaces proposed 37 3. Appendix A Section 26 (c)(4) Rear yard- Requires a setback mini- Reason for Denial: Parking space variance required 188 mum of 25’. Current setback of 10.6 requires a variance of 14.4’ Permit was denied in accordance to the City of Everett Zoning Ordi- 5. Appendix A section 6(a)(8): Requires the City Council to grant a 4. Appendix A Section 26 (c)(7) The maximum number of units shall be nance Appendix A as follows: Special Exception when mixing residential and retail uses. The “Special 70 units per acre. VIolations: Exception.. may only be granted by the City Council and is subject to The current project contains 46 units and with the reduction in lot size 1. Appendix A Section 4(a)l-limits a single or double semi-detached specific regulations. The following regulations have not been satisfied by the project can only maintain 29 units requiring a variance for 17 units. dwelling existing at the time of the first enactment of the Zoning the proposal and therefor prohibit the grant of the “Special Exception., by Applicant must seek relief in the form of variances from City Everett Ordinance (1926) to convert to not more than a total of three (3) the City Council: Zoning Board of dwelling units. The applicant must seek relief in the form of a variance a. Minimum lot area of 30,000 square feet b. Minimum frontage of 200 Appea · . allowing the construction of a four (4)unit residential structure within feet BOARD OF APPEALS the Dwelling District. c. The Applicant must seek a variance from these regulations to allow FOR THE CITY OF 2. Appendix A Section 4(b)(2)c - limits the floor area ratio for “all other the Council to grant the “Special Exception.. EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS uses” to a maximum of0.5 (FAR). The proposed project has an FAR of Applicant must seek relief inthe form of variances from the City Everett Mary Gerace - Chairman 1.95 (9174sf/4703sf). The applicant must seek relief in the form of a Zoning Board of Appeals. variance allowing the FAR to exceed the maximum required under “all BOARD OF APPEALS Robert Suppa Clerk - Board of Appeals November 26, 2019 and December 4, 2019 other uses” FOR THE CITY OF Applicant must seek relief in the form of variances from the City Everett EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS Zoning Board of Appeals. Mary Gerace - Chairman BOARD OF APPEALS Robert Suppa Clerk - Board of Appeals PLEASE RECYCLE FOR THE CITY OF November 26, 2019 and December 4, 2019 EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS Mary Gerace - Chairman Robert Suppa Clerk - Board of Appeals TO PLACE YOUR LEGAL AD CALL 781-485-0588 November 26, 2019 and December 4, 2019 Page 12 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403

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They are already walk repairs as community added an online component doing these things and they SET TAX RATE is not as much good data ing scrutiny from the DOR. out there for larger prop- “The DOR looked at block grants. and they hope it helps to are asking us for help with CHELSEA -The City erties and it is up to the that work with a fine-tooth Chelsea has been, histor- count hard populations – protection of pregnancy or Council passed two orders assessor’s office to try to comb for a full month,” he ically, one of the most dif- such as newly arrived im- STDs.” last week that essentially evaluate them.” said. “They looked at all ficult communities to count migrant groups and those In the month of Septem- set the property tax rates The Councillor said if he the values, and they were accurately in the state – pri- who don’t necessarily trust ber alone, Chan witnessed for Fiscal Year 2020, but sees unfairness in the way fully certified last month.” marily due to language bar- government and govern- 21 cases of chlamydia, a one Councillor did attempt taxes are distributed in the Cutting money out of the riers and hesitancy to par- ment buildings. sexually transmitted dis- to hold the line on tax in- city, he is going to advo- budget after it has already ticipate by the immigrant In Chelsea, that will like- ease. Last year there were creases, raising questions cate for those homeowners been approved, or having community. ly mean that people can fill 57 pregnant minors in about how the Assessing who are impacted. property tax money re- “We need to start early out the Census using their Lynn, 12 percent of which Department values larger “Now, that’s what the placed by free cash would and try to anticipate con- phones, or they may have were second pregnancies. properties in the city. whole system should be have an adverse impact on cerns and address them and laptops at non-profits or Chan confirmed that the The Council unani- about, the fairness of how the city’s finances, the City promote what the Census places of worship to help parents are contacted if she mously approved two we distribute the tax bur- Manager said. is and why it’s important,” allay fears and build trust. feels that there is a safety recommendations from den to the whole commu- Several Councillors said said Cate Fox-Lent, the li- All of that will hopefully risk. City Manager Thomas nity,” said Avellaneda. they understood Avellane- aison to the Census for the equal a higher rate of re- “I have called parents Ambrosino, including a “And I’ve seen just a list da’s concerns, but that this City of Chelsea. “We know sponses this time for Chel- when a kid has asked me to 175-percent tax burden of 100 properties that don’t late in the game, it is an is- there will be people with sea. help them talk to their par- shift onto commercial and make sense. The way that it sue that can be given fuller lots of questions and con- ents about these services,” industrial properties, and doesn’t make sense to me, consideration during next cerns about whether they CONCERNS she said. “We try to encour- a 31-percent residential is that it is not capturing, in year’s budget process. are eligible and if it’s safe.” EXPRESSED OVER age these things. We are en- property tax exemption for To help with that, the couraging these kids to be my humble opinion, close “I applaud my colleague CONTRACEPTION Chelsea homeowners who to $37 million worth of for bringing this to every- City has formed a Com- adults, to come to school on live in the city. value.” one’s attention, but I think plete Count Commit- PROPOSAL time, to do their homework, With those votes, the Among other items, he it should be addressed in tee with 80 local leaders LYNN -Parent, students, all these things. And when residential property tax rate said he has seen properties next year’s budget,” said from faith communities, and health care workers we tell them that we are not will be $13.46 per $1,000 that are remarkably similar Councillor-At-Large Leo non-profits, community were present at the school allowed to give them birth of valuation, while the yet with wildly varying as- Robinson. “We might not centers, schools, and ad- committee meeting to control, we are creating a commercial tax rate would sessed valuations. like all the values, but they visory boards. The hope voice their concerns sur- roadblock for them.” be set at $27.18. “All I can say is that they were certified by the DOR. is that those local lead- rounding the Lynn Com- Another major concern While both those rates are just not capturing the Even if we don’t like them, ers, who already have the munity Health Center of parents is the side effects are lower than for FY19, value,” Avellaneda said. these values are legiti- trust of groups that are Contraception Availability of birth control pills on stu- there will be an increase Without the proper as- mate.” hard to count, will be able Proposal. The topic arose dents who have allergies or in the average tax bills be- sessment of larger proper- to convey how important last spring, when the Lynn are on other medications. cause of the recent revalu- ties, the Councillor said the the Census 2020 is to the Community Health Center In most cases, the stu- ation of Chelsea properties CENSUS 2020 local schools and commu- dent’s Primary Care Provid- tax burden unfairly shifts KICKS OF approached Lynn Public that saw assessed property to the owners of smaller nity. That suggestion was Schools, demonstrating a er (PCP) is a staff member values increase across the properties. CAMPAIGN brought about in a study plan to make birth control of the Community Health board. Earlier in the evening, CHELSEA - The City by the Gaston Institute at pills, condoms, and De- Center, and electronic re- But before the orders both Ambrosino and Mary and a Complete Count UMass Boston – which po-Provera, a contraceptive cords can be checked to re- were ultimately passed, Lou Ireland, the Director Committee kicked off the studied the efforts to count injection, available to high view other medications or Councillor-At-Large Roy of Assessing, defended the Census 2020 efforts for to the Latino population school students. allergies. In the event that Avellaneda introduced an Assessing Department’s Chelsea on Saturday, Nov. and what might work best. The committee agreed to the PCP is outside of the amendment calling for a work, both noting that the 16, in an effort to get the “City Hall is not the approve the plan with the network, staff members call zero percent increase in assessed values were certi- message out early and of- most trusted place for a stipulation that the paren- the PCP with the student’s property tax rates along- fied by the state’s Depart- ten to those in the commu- lot of people who might tal consent form is updat- consent. side the 31 percent residen- ment of Revenue (DOR) as nity that might be hesitant be scared to go there,” she ed and an administration “There are very few con- tial exemption, essentially part of a five-year revalua- or unwilling to fill out the said. “Even though we rollout plan is developed. traindications to birth con- cutting $3.7 million that tion of city property. Census. have money for the effort, Currently, the Community trol,” said Medical Team would have been raised by Ireland said the asses- By order of the U.S. we would be pushing that Center is only allowed to Lead for the School-Based the proposed 2 1/2-percent sor’s office has undertaken Constitution, the U.S. De- money into the hands of educate students and send Health Center Program, increase in property taxes. a major overhaul over the partment of Commerce is community leaders so they them back to the main Linda Galligani. “If the Avellaneda noted that past four years to get the required every 10 years to can support the City and health center where they child is unclear on their there was nothing in either valuations of every city do a full count to the extent help to dispel rumors and can get more information. medical history, we call order introduced by Am- property properly squared possible of every person myths that show up on so- With the plan adopted, the their out-of-network PCP brosino that called for the away. in the United States as of cial media.” health center staff will be to answer any questions, 21/2-percent increase, the “We have already made April 1. Georgia Lowe of the able to offer birth control and in the majority of cas- maximum allowed by law. changes to several thou- In Chelsea during the New York Regional Cen- and condoms after a student es, the students have no With the increase, property sand properties, and we past several decades, the sus Center – which is part is thoroughly interviewed. problem with us doing this taxes would raise just over are not done,” said Ireland. City has been drastically of the U.S. Department of Parents can opt in or out on and they are typically in the $61 million toward the city “We are constantly work- undercounted in its official Commerce – said the Cen- the consent form that will room with us when we call budget. ing on things, but there has population due to people sus information is protect- be sent home. their doctor. We will also “Now, I have raised this to be realistic expectations not filling out or respond- ed, and all workers swear After receiving parent conduct checkbacks to see point in subcommittee, that as we make the changes.” ing to the Census. Because to that under oath. and community feedback if the student has any side while the city does a very Ambrosino stated that federal funding relies upon “The information you over the past few months, effects.” good job of valuing the while the mass appraisal Census counts, that un- provide is safe and cannot the committee was armed Another major concern smaller properties, the con- process the assessor’s of- dercounting has resulted be released, even to law en- with knowledge on the top- of the program is the clarity dos, the single family, the fice is undertaking can oc- in Chelsea losing millions forcement,” she said. “Our ic, and prepared to tackle of the consent form. two family, the three fam- casionally result in some of dollars in federal funds workers take an oath sworn appropriate questions. One “I want to make sure that ily, most likely because so abnormalities in some in- over time – particularly for life to protect data.” of the major concerns from everyone is aware of what much data is out there,” he dividual assessments, the money that would go to the The effort will also parents and committee we are going to offer in our translate into an advertising members was the promo- schools,” said school com- campaign featuring people tion of birth control. mittee member, Michael from Chelsea, calling on “We aren’t just hand- Satterwhite, who shared their friends and families to ing out condoms from a that he is the brother of a fill out the Census. Those fishbowl in our office, we teen parent. “I’d like to see will be featured in print, ra- are educating students on the family planning por- dio and television ads. healthy relationships,” said tion of this communicated This time around, the Julie Chan, Pediatric Nurse on the consent form that Census will also be easier Practitioner who work for gets sent home. Sex is an than ever – featuring only the Community Center at adult thing that comes with eight questions. Lynn Tech. “We encourage emotions and baggage, so “It will be only eight them to ask their parents I want to be sure we are questions and should only first, talk to their families sending accurate informa- take a few minutes for most and doctor, if that doctor is tion home and conveying people,” Fox-Lent said. not one of our staff mem- this to the parents.” “Even if they’re hesitant to bers.” Currently, there are eight fill it out online and don’t During the decision mak- full service school based want to use their cell phone ing process, the Communi- health centers in the Lynn or their home computer ty Center staff goes through Schools, staffed with be- because it could present is- the students’ medical histo- havioral health counselors, sues, they can use a library ry, past medications, family medical nurse practitioners, computer or we might dis- medical history, as well as and professionals qualified tribute laptops to churches educating them on healthy to prescribe medication. or other organizations.” relationships. Last year, the community The Census 2020 effort “We go through the pros center conducted 9,000 vis- hristmas will begin on March 12, and cons of what they de- its with students, dispersed C when mailings go out to cide and we assess for 3,000 immunizations, and each household inviting healthy relationships. Safe- immunized 1,300 students. them to respond to online ty is the first priority and we The majority of students ids or by phone to the Census. make sure that they don’t go to the community center K A paper copy of the Census feel like they are being to visit their Primary Care Christmas Photos will then go out, and if there guilted into having sexual Physicians (PCP) for reg- is still no response, em- intercourse. The conver- ular visits, saving parents to be included in our ployees from Census 2020 sation always starts about both work and travel time. will begin canvassing the where they are learning The Community Health neighborhood and knock- about relationships from Center cares for 42,000 Christmas Kids Pages ing on doors to get a count. and hopefully, they are get- Lynn residents and is pres- By mid-July, the count will ting this information from ent in 17 of the communi- DEADLINE FOR PHOTOS WILL BE be drawn to a close. their parents and not from ty’s schools. There are 50 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13TH, 2019 movies, television and the staff members who serve Making history internet.” the full medical team that Email To: [email protected] The Census 2020 effort Chan clarified that the works in the schools, pro- AS JPG ATTACHMENT. MUST INCLUDE CHILD'S NAME AND PUBLICATION OF CHOICE. will be making history this visit is not a simple 15-min- viding a professional level time around as it plunges ute interview, and instead, of care that is credentialed Mail to or Drop: The Independent Newspaper Group into the digital age. it takes several hours and at both the state and federal 385 Broadway • Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151 For generations, the even days to assess a stu- level. Census has been a paper or dent for safety and readi- Prior to the plan being Photos will be published in the week of December 17th & 18th issues of face-to-face operation, but ness. put into effect, parents, The Revere Journal, Chelsea Record, East Boston Times, in 2020, respondents will “When a child approach- teachers and students can be able to go online to fill es us and they are already get more information re- Winthrop Sun Transcript, Everett Independent & Lynn Journal it out for the first time in sexually active, that is when garding healthy relation- history. we feel the need to keep ships at: https://kidshealth. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR UNPUBLISHED PHOTOS Georgia Lowe of the them safe by providing PHOTOS MUST BE PICKED UP WITHIN 30 DAYS. U.S. Census 2020 said this them with birth control and See METRO REGION Page 13 Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Page 13

Metro Region // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 org/. Airbnb (short-term rental) class size. The distribution several expansion projects life whose kids, brothers, that.” regulations being proposed of notices and flyers shall in the works at Logan Air- grandparents, spouses all Like cars, jets burn fuel RICK PROMISE for the city. occur two days per month, port, residents and elect- have asthma, and I get more and release harmful ultra- ed officials are calling for motivation to fight and to fine particles that are so DIES AT 68 “What I’m concerned scheduled by the building about is a non-resident pur- principal under direction of Massport to immediately call them to join me in it. small they are absorbed REVERE - Richard chasing a two-family home the Superintendent. begin funding a mitiga- It’s empowering to fight for right into the bloodstream “Rick” Promise, an institu- and converting it solely for Building principals may tion program that calls for solutions that can protect and can lead to heart attacks tion in the community for use as an Airbnb property,” include flyers on their- so air purifiers (HEPA filters) our kids and join in the dia- and strokes. decades through his out- said Powers. cial media pages or include in East Boston homes and logue rather than sit on the In 2013 the East Bos- standing coverage of the At Monday’s City Coun- them in emails to parents schools to protect children sidelines.” ton Times reported that Revere City Council and cil’s meeting, the Coun- provided they share all fly- against harmful pollution. Mothers Out Front en- the neighborhood’s “God- community events for Re- cil approved a motion ers in this manner. The calls on Massport to courages mothers across mother of Environmental vere TV, died on Nov. 21, co-sponsored by Council Under the new policy, fund placing HEPA filters the nation to fight for mean- Justice”, the late Mary El- 2019. He was 68 years old. President Arthur Guinasso, students will not be re- in schools and homes grew ingful environmental mit- len Welch, had for decades Rick was a popular Ward 1 Councillor Joanne quired to read or take home louder this past October igation to ensure a livable tried to force Massport to fixture in the Revere TV McKenna, and Ward 4 a notice or flyer by an out- after environmental activ- climate for children so Ten- measure ultrafine particles control room during City Councillor Pattrick Keefe side agency. The School ists, residents and elected glad and Burrell are calling or PMs. Council meetings, often in- that Mayor Brian Arrigo Committee designates each officials heard Olin College on Massport to provide Welch long argued teracting with councillors, request the City Solicitor to school facility as a limited Professor Scott Hersey’s HEPA filters for all public that the airport’s runway who respected his profes- revise Boston’s short-term public forum to which cer- findings from a study he schools first and foremost, and roadside operations sionalism and the excellent rental ordinance and make tain types of outside agen- and his students conducted and then to all homes. “We pose too much of an envi- production work by the TV those regulations applica- cies may have access for over the summer. might not have a lot of con- ronmental impact on the station that airs meetings ble to Revere. the purpose of distributing Hersey and Eastie Olin trol over the outdoors - we neighborhood not to be live for viewing by Revere Powers aired concerns literature and information College students, Tay- will still have to leave the considered when Massport residents. about short-term rental regarding events and ac- lor Sheneman and Chris- playground early too many files environmental impact The City Council, act- properties in an interview tivities available to the stu- tine Dimke, installed in- times because we can’t statements or operations ing on a motion by Ward 2 after the meeting. dents of Winthrop. struments that have been breathe well - but let’s at reports. Councillor Ira Novoselsky, “Number 1, the city cur- measuring a wide array of least protect them indoors,” PMs from car exhaust will pay tribute to Rick rently has no way of know- OHNC HEARS pollutants caused by fos- said Tenglad. and jet aircraft has been Promise with a plaque that sil fuels emanating from The request has received shown to cause a wide array ing if these properties are ABOUT TWO will be placed in the City hard-wired with regard to highways and Logan Inter- the support from Rep. Adri- of adverse health impacts. Council Chamber adja- smoke and carbon monox- PROJECTS national Airport. The study an Madaro. In a comment The large number of cent to the TV production ide detectors,” said Powers. EAST BOSTON - Ori- was collaboration between letter sent to MEPA about deaths and other health room. Council President “Also I am concerned ent Heights Neighborhood Olin, East Boston’s AIR Massport’s Environmental problems associated with Arthur Guinasso request- that the hotels in the city Council (OHNC) mem- Inc., Eastie’s airport miti- Status and Planning Report particulate pollution was ed a moment of silence for are losing business to short- bers did not vote on any gation advocacy group and (ESPR) for Logan Madaro first demonstrated in the Rick Promise at Monday’s term rental properties, and development projects at Aerodyne, the manufactur- said negative health im- early 1970s and has been Council meeting. as a result, the city is losing their November meeting er of the ARISense air qual- pacts of airfield and ground reproduced many times Bob Dunbar, executive revenue that would normal- that was held last Monday ity measuring technology. access activity related ul- since. PM pollution is es- director of Revere TV, said ly be collected as a room night at the Ashley Street At the community meet- trafine particulate, nitrogen timated to cause 22,000- Rick worked at the station excise tax,” added Powers. YMCA. ing in October, Hersey said oxides and other emissions 52,000 deaths per year since its inception in 2008 The longtime councillor, Instead, members re- the equipment he and his pollutants at Logan are a in the United States and (and prior to that for KBLE who was re-elected on Nov. ceived a briefing from zon- Olin students used found matter of extreme urgen- 200,000 deaths per year in TV, Revere), with the cov- 5, intends to monitor the ing attorneys on two differ- a type of air pollution that, cy which Massport should Europe. erage of the City Council progress of the proposed ent projects slated for a vote “can lead to heart attacks move immediately to miti- The effects of inhaling one of his main responsi- ordinance in Revere to as- at the next OHNC meeting. and strokes and is contam- gate in as effective and di- particulate matter that have bilities. sure that these properties The first project at 16 inating homes and schools rect a manner as possible. been widely studied in hu- “I can say Rick’s dedica- (Airbnbs) meet all the safe- Whitby St. seeks to erect near highways in Eastie.” “This requirement mans and animals now in- tion to covering those meet- ty requirements. Powers a three-story residential Hersey said that it’s should not be contingent clude asthma, lung cancer, ing was amazing,” said expects the city of Revere dwelling with eight resi- not just vehicles that are on any FAA or other agen- cardiovascular issues, birth Dunbar. “I can honestly say to have its own set of Airb- dential units and 12 parking contaminating Eastie, but cy process,” wrote Madaro. defects, and premature that in the entire time that nb ordinances ready for a spaces. planes flying in and out of “Massport should imme- death. The size of the par- I can count on two hands vote by the City Council Attorney Matt Eckel said Logan Airport are releasing diately engage in partner- ticle is a main determinant at most the times he might early in 2020. his client had made several harmful air pollution, and ship at their own expense of where in the respiratory have missed covering a changes to the project since it’s impacting surrounding with community groups in tract the particle will come meeting.” FLYERS MAKING previous OHNC meetings. communities and that taxi- advancing comprehensive to rest when inhaled. Be- As Senior Center Direc- Eckel said the unit count ing aircraft are emitting a new in-school and in-home cause of their small size, tor Stephen Fielding so el- APPEARANCE has been reduced from 10 lot of gas phase pollutants air pollution filtration proj- particles on the order of 10 oquently stated on a tribute AGAIN AT to nine to now eight con- and ultrafine particles. ects which are now being micrometers or less (PM10) page and a fact affirmed by SCHOOLS do units. Eckel’s client has This led Sonja Tenglad developed. Such expense can penetrate the deepest Dunbar, Rick Promise was and Julia Burrell, of the is a justifiable airfield activ- part of the lungs such as WINTHROP - After a also increased the number a welcomed visitor at all of off street parking spaces East Boston Chapter of the ity-related expense which the bronchioles or alveoli. events at the Senior Center hiatus of flyer distribution national Mothers Out Front can be located in the air- Larger particles are gen- in the schools, the School from 10 to 12 and eliminat- in addition to his work cov- ed the fourth floor that was movement, to take action. field cost center, supported erally filtered in the nose ering important citywide Committee has agreed to “In East Boston, children by airport landing fees.” and throat via cilia and mu- allow the dissemination part of the original design. events on Memorial Day, However, some Whitbey who live in heavily pol- Eastie’s AIR, Inc., who cus, but particulate matter and Veterans Day. of flyers alerting students luted areas by major road- has been leading a regional smaller than 10 microm- of activities and events in St. residents were still con- With a zest for media and cerned that quiet deadend ways or under jet paths are coalition opposing MEPA eters, PM10, can settle in owner of warm, outgoing town. three-four times more like- certification of Massport’s the bronchi and lungs and In the past, the policy did street would be severely personality, Rick enjoyed impacted by the develop- ly to experience symptoms ESPR, said they know the cause health problems. each day at Revere TV and not prohibit flyer distribu- of asthma than children airport is going to contin- A study published in tion due to legal liabilities ment project. Most con- residents would greet him cerns were regarding the in other neighborhoods, ue to exist, but Massport the Journal of the Ameri- warmly when he showed surrounding advertising. and two times more likely should sit down and lis- can Medical Association The new policy will ensure increase in traffic on the up to cover events. small street. to experience symptoms ten to demands made by showed that inhaling PM2.5 “Rick was a very nice, that students have equal of COPD,” said Tenglad. groups like Mothers Out leads to high plaque depos- and fair access to com- Eckel said while he hears very sweet guy,” said Dun- the community’s concerns “East Boston also has one Front and Rep. Madaro be- its in the arteries causing bar. “He was great to work munity groups that can be of the highest populations fore a MEPA certification is cardiovascular problems. conveyed on flyers and dis- the developer has worked with. Everyone got along to make the project less of children in all of Boston. granted by the state. Researchers suggest that really well with Rick, who tributed to students twice a Pollution is linked to not “We want to work with even short-term exposure month. dense and added two more was 100 percent dedicat- parking space to the overall only heart and lung disease Massport and the state. at elevated concentrations ed to Revere TV. He loved The School Committee but also depression and vi- ...We’re not trying to shut could significantly con- has outlined proper pro- design. Revere TV and media in “There’s a good parking olent behavior. As a mom, down the Airport!” said tribute to heart disease and general. He had nearly 25 tocol for organizations to this information makes me AIR, Inc.’s Chris Marchi. concluded that traffic -ex follow, limiting the types of ratio for this area and we’re years of community me- close to it,” said Eckel. want to move. But then I’ll “We can put air filters into haust is the single most se- dia experience between outside agencies that may meet yet another mom on our children’s classrooms rious preventable cause of use the schools for the dis- The next project was at KBLE and Revere TV. He 837 Saratoga St. The devel- the playground who has and add better Logan Ex- heart attack in the general was definitely a fixture of tribution of literature and lived in East Boston all her press service without doing public. information. oper is seeking to renovate the community and will be an existing building, erect missed by the Revere TV The following organiza- tions are allowed to share an addition, and change oc- staff, the Revere TV board, cupancy from four to eight Briefs and everyone that he came flyers within the district: Non-profit organiza- units with parking for six in contact with.” vehicles. Dunbar noted that in ad- tions that provide services SENIOR SOCIAL movements, and more. For Parlin Memorial Library or support for children and The turn of the 19th cen- toddlers and pre-k (and Friday, Dec. 13 dition to Rick’s devotion tury brick building will be PLANNED FOR families within Winthrop their grown-ups). No regis- Come to the Parlin Li- and support of Revere TV rehabbed. The first level of DECEMBER and his wife, Kristine, he Community organiza- tration required. brary Children’s Room to the building, that current- Please join Mayor Carlo was an active member of tions that provide services •Sensory Stations take part in a community or support for children and ly contains a residential DeMaria and The Council Parlin Memorial Library the Knights of Columbus art project inspired by artist families within Winthrop unit, would become the on Aging for the monthly Wednesday, Dec. 11 at and the Immaculate Con- garage and that unit would Yayoi Kusama’s Oblitera- ception Church. Public agencies and bod- senior social, Wednesday 11 a.m. ies that provide services or be moved up one level to Dec. 18, 2019, 11:45am at An alternative to a tra- tion Room! Rick was installed as make room for the 6 off •Family Storytime the Lecturer for the Re- support for children and The Connolly Center locat- ditional story hour, chil- families within Winthrop street parking spaces. ed at 90 Chelsea Street. In dren and their grown-ups Parlin Memorial Library vere Knights of Columbus Some initial concerns Lodge at a dinner he attend- Organizations interested celebration of the Holiday are invited to investigate Monday, Dec. 16 in dispersing flyers in the from neighbors were re- and Christmas season The and explore using all our Come to the Parlin Li- ed in September. garding that there were two district, must give seven COA has chosen a deli- senses. Interactive stations brary at 11 a.m. to read Grand Knight John Ver- less parking spaces than to- rengia said Rick had been days’ notice and will need cious meal of soup, salad, might include water bins, books, sing songs, explore to satisfy the following pro- tal number of units. Some at roast stuffed pork, Roasted moon sand, ice blocks, pom involved in the Lodge for the meeting felt it should be movements, and more! For the past five years. visions of M.G.L. Chapter potatoes, vegetables and pom pouring, and more!. toddlers and pre-k (and 55, the new campaign fi- a 1:1 ratio when it comes to a special dessert. You will “Rick had three ma- Best for ages 3-5, all are their grown-ups). No regis- nance law: : parking. Residents worried also be entertained by the welcome. No registration jor things in life: his faith, tration required. School buildings and that guests of residents liv- incomparable Ray Cav- required. Wednesday at his family, and his work,” ing in the condo units will •Babytime said Verrengia. “He was a facilities of any kind, and icchio featuring singers 11:00am. make parking more diffi- Parlin Memorial Library very gentle man with a big public employees while Frank Zarba and Sharon. •Winter Songfest with they are at work may not be cult for existing residents. Ticket Sales are ongoing in Jeannie Mack Wednesday, Dec. 18 at heart.” The Knights will be Attorney Richard Lynds holding a Mass in Rick’s used to promote or oppose The COA Office. For more Parlin Memorial Library 11 a.m. a candidate for office or a who is representing the information please contact Thursday, Dec. 12 A story hour for the very memory at the Immaculate developer said the zoning Conception Church on Dec. political party or a vote on Dale at 617.394.2323 Come to the Parlin Li- young. Join us at 11 a.m. a ballot question, or aid or code doesn’t require visitor brary at 11:00am on Thurs- 10 at 7:30 a.m. parking, but his client is at- as we sing songs and make promote a political party. EVENTS AT THE day, Dec. 12th to celebrate enjoy lapsit songs, interac- All flyers must be ap- tempting to meet what the POWERS the magic of winter with tive baby rhymes and sim- proved by the Superinten- intent of the zoning code is EVERETT PUBLIC Jeannie Mack! Join Jean- when it comes to off street ple stories followed by time MONITORING dent prior to distribution. LIBRARIES nie as she sings songs about parking. AIRBNB Outside agencies shall •Family Storytime snowmen, twirling snow- to socialize for babies and grown-ups. REVERE - Ward 5 provide the school with suf- Parlin Memorial Library flakes, sledding down hills, Councillor John Powers ficient copies of the litera- AIR PURIFIERS Monday, Dec. 9 at 11 a.m. drinking hot chocolate, and •Penguin Craft, said he is monitoring the ture to be distributed at their BEING SOUGHT Come to the Parlin Li- so much more! For ages 2-6 Parlin Memorial Library situation regarding the own expense. They must EAST BOSTON - With brary at 11 a.m. to read •Drop-In Community Saturday, Dec. 20 at 2 be collated and packed by books, sing songs, explore Art Project p.m. Page 14 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 OBITUARIES CHURCH News Virginia Mucciarone Immaculate Conception Parish Of Everett News and Notes Our Parish Staff: Father p.m. will conclude the Benedic- Glass Fund. Brink a Book Virginia “Ma Ma Jeana” nephews. She was the dear Joseph Chacha Marwa, 12:15 p.m. Spanish tion of the Most Blessed and Buy a Book and make a (Forte) Mucciarone, of Ev- friend of the late Mary Ci- S.M.A. Administrator; Community Sacrament at 6:30 p.m. All donation. Our selections are erett died on Nov. 30. ampa. Father Ernest Egbedike, 4:00 p.m. Haitian Com- are invited to spend a few great and varied. Please stop She was the beloved Her Funeral will be from S.M.A. Parochial Vicar; munity moments with Our Blessed by the table and see what we wife of the late Carmine the Salvatore Rocco and Secretary Barbara Can- Masses are being held in Lord have. Thank you Mucciarone, loving mother Sons Funeral Home, 331 non the Chapel. Bring a Book-Buy a Immaculate Conception of Robert A. Mucciarone Main St, Everett on Friday, Weekly Mass Schedule at Eucharistic Adoration Book - We have a new Parish and his girlfriend, Nan Ma- Dec. 6 at 9 a.m. followed Immaculate Conception is of the Blessed Sacrament: Fundraiser Program in the 489 Broadway ley of North Reading and by a Funeral Mass at the as follows: Adoration of the Blessed back of the Church. It’s Everett, Mass 02149 Diane Marotta and her hus- Immaculate Conception Saturday (Sunday Vig- Sacrament is held every called Bring a Book-Buy a Phone 617-389-5660 band, Joseph of Reading; Church in Everett at 10 il) 4:00 p.m., Sunday 7:00 Thursday from 7:45 a.m. Book. All books are a dol- sister of the late Gregory, a.m. Relatives and friends a.m., 9:00 a.m. (Family to 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel. lar and any money collected Anthony and Sophie Forte are kindly invited. Visiting Mass), 11:00 a.m., and 5:30 Each Thursdays’ adoration will go towards our Stain and the late Rita Mazzo- hours are Thursday only chia, Beatrice Maines and from 5 to 8 p.m. with com- Glendale United Methodist Church Lucy Carbone. She is also plimentary valet parking. survived by seven cher- Entombment will be at News and Notes ished grandchildren: Susan, Woodlawn Cemetery Mau- Andrew, Nancy, Jennie, Ni- soleum. Glendale United Meth- icate the Sunday bulletin to But We Can, 8:00 7:30 – daleumc-everett.org cole, Daniel and Caylin and For more information: odist Church is open to all recognize family, friends, or 9:30 p.m. Glendale United two great-grandchildren: 1-877-71-ROCCO or roc- and we welcome people of special occasions. There is a AA Meeting – Saturday Methodist Church all faiths, race, nationalities sign-up sheet in the Pastor’s evenings from 6:30 to 8:30 Amelia and Roman and cofuneralhomes.com. Pastor David Jackson by many loving nieces and and sexual preference. No study. Feel free to choose p.m. one is ever turned away. If your particular week and Pastor’s Office Hours: 392 Ferry Street (across James Corkery you are looking for a new leave a copy of your dedi- Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. from Glendale Towers) home church, we would like cation in the mail in that is Other times by appointment. Longtime electrical contractor Please enter the church you to check us out and let on the Pastor’s door. Please Bread of Life Donations – by the driveway on us know what we can do to contact the Pastor if you This outreach is being done James J. make church a better fit in have any questions. to honor the United Method- Walnut Street Corkery of Ev- your life. Boy Scout Troop 814: ist Women’s Group, who for 617-387-2916 erett entered Bible Study: Consider Meet in Cooper Hall on so many years were our out- PastorDavidJack- into eternal joining us for Bible study Tuesday evenings from 6-9 reach source. Please bring [email protected] rest on Nov. 26 on Sunday. We meet in the p.m. Cub Pack 11 meets on any food item(s) to church Pastor’s Office Hours: at age 80. Church Parlor off the Chapel Saturday mornings. and place in the box located James was a Vietnam from 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. NA Meetings – Mon. on the altar. Saturdays 10 AM to 2 PM. army veteran and a gradu- Sponsor the bulletin! For Bring Your Own Book 7:30 We are on the Internet Other times by ate of Wentworth Institute. a $5 donation, you can ded- – 9:30 p.m.; Thurs. I Can’t http://www.glen- appointment. He was an electrical con- tractor and worked for both Boston University and the Glendale Christian Lighthouse Church Everett Housing Authority Donald and great-grandfa- News and Notes for many years. ther of James and Alex. He was the devoted Funeral arrangements Adult Sunday School at for human masters,” Colos- a las 6 am Amor, Verdad” husband of Diane (Libby), were by the Salvatore Roc- 9:30 AM. Teaching about sians 3:23 • Domingo Servicio de GLENDALE beloved father of William, co & Sons Funeral Home, Holiness . “In Pursuit of Spiritual alabanza y adoracion a las CHRISTIAN Eileen and James, Jr., son Everett. Interment was in Sunday 10:30 AM Wor- Excellence” 4pm (Servicio en español) of the late Dr. James R. and Woodlawn Cemetery, Ev- ship service. Righteousness, Godli- Mayores informes de los LIGHTHOUSE Eileen E. (Collins), brother erett. lieu of flowers, do- Wednesday hour of Pow- ness, Faith, Love, Truth servicios en español (617) CHURCH of Maureen Abate and her nations in James’ memory er, worship, prayer and Bi- • Domingo 9:30 am Es- 306-3518 701 BROADWAY husband. Dr. Joseph, Dr. may be made to the Peterson ble Study. We are studying cuela Dominical de Adul- “No temas, porque yo es- EVERETT, Joseph Corkery and his School Scholarship Fund, about God, come join us. tos. (en inglés) toy contigo; no desmayes, MASSACHUSETTS wife, Grace, Thomas Cork- 25 Montvale Ave., Woburn, Come join us in prayer Servicio de Alabanza y porque yo soy tu Dios que ery and the late Paul Cork- MA 01801. For more infor- every Friday at 6 am. Adoracion a las 10 am (en te esfuerzo; siempre te 02149 ery; cherished grandfather mation: 1-877-71-ROCCO Saturday, 12-3, Women’s inglés) ayudaré, siempre te suste- 617-387-7458 of Margaret, Jennifer and or roccofuneralhomes.com. Fellowship. Join our sisters • Miercoles Hora de Pod- ntaré con la diestra de mi Rev. Larry Russi, Sr. in worship, fellowship and er, Oración, alabanza y Es- justicia.” Pastor Phyllis Giannelli prayer. tudio de la Palabra de Dios Isaias 41:10 “Whatever you do, work a las 7 pm (en inglés) “En busca de la excelen- pastorlarry@ Lifelong Everett resident at it with all your heart, as • Ven unete a nosotros cia espiritual thelighthousechurch701. working for the Lord, not para orar todos los viernes Rectitud, Divinidad, Fe, net Phyllis (Sirignano) Gi- annelli of Everett, entered Grace Episcopal into eternal rest on Sunday, Church Dec. 1 in the West Revere J.F. Ward HealthCare Center. She News and Notes was 96 years old. Funeral Home Grace Anglican Episcopal Born in Everett, Phyl- Compassionate, Professional Church is open & welcoming lis was a lifelong resident. Service Offering Pre-Need to all. During World War II, Phyl- Planning There are 3 services on lis worked as a seamstress. Sundays: 10am English, 1pm She was the beloved wife Independent & Locally OBITUARIES South Sudanese (Dinka) and of the late Daniel Giannelli, Owned 3pm Haitian Creole. We have dear and devoted mother are respectfully invited Est. 1929 Sunday school during each ser- of Stephen Giannelli and to attend Phyllis’ funeral All obituaries and death notices vice in the Children’s Room. his wife, Maria of Naples, services in the Woodlawn Kevin S. Creel, Director Coffee Hour starts after the Fla., and the late Daniel Gi- Cemetery Chapel, 302 Elm annelli, Jr. and his surviving St., Everett, Friday, Dec. 6 772 Broadway, Everett 10am service in the Parish Hall wife, Maryann of Everett; at 9:30 a.m. Interment will (Glendale Sq. Area) will be at a cost of (entrance on 11 Liberty St.) sister of Stephen Sirignano be in Woodlawn Cemetery, 387-3367 Come all and let us walk of Saugus and the late John, Everett. In lieu of flowers, together in this season of hope, Anthony and William Siri- contributions in Phyllis’ renewal and new beginnings. gnano; loving grandmother memory to the Alzheimer’s $100.00 per paper. Christmas Week Services: of Nina Giannelli of Cal- Association, 309 Waverley Sunday Dec. 22 com- ifornia, Laura Woollacott Oaks Road, Waltham, MA bined Christmas Service at and her husband, Adam of 02452 would be sincerely 4pm Christmas Children Wakefield and Brian- Gi appreciated. To place a That includes photo. Pageant annelli of Everett and lov- Arrangements are by Tuesday Dec. 24 Christ- ing great-grandmother of the Cafasso & Sons Fu- memoriam Vincenzo and Rocco Wool- neral Home, Everett mas Eve Service with Christ- lacott. 617.387.3120. Please send to mas Carols Relatives and friends in the Wednesday Dec. 25 Christ- mas Day Service 1pm Heather Connolly Independent, Grace Anglican Daughter of former Everett Mayor and Rep. [email protected] Episcopal Church please call 67 Norwood Street, Everett, MA Heather A. Connolly, a or call 781-485-0588 Phone 617-387-7526 lifelong Everett resident, 617-387-9600 or 508-243-8487 passed away surrounded by her loving family on Dec. 3. Mystic Side She was 58 years old. Congregational The devoted daughter of the late State Rep and for- Church mer Mayor Edward G. and News and Notes Margaret “Peg” (Goodfel- low) Connolly, she was the Mystic Side Congrega- tional Church is located beloved sister of Edward G. FIX IT in Everett, on Malden-Ev- Connolly, Jr. and his wife, erett border, at 422 Main erett on Saturday, Dec. 7 Eleonora, Valerie Connol- Keep the nation in peak Street. We offer a warm, ly, Christopher Connolly at 9 a.m. followed by a Fu- condition. Learn to be inviting atmosphere, and and his girlfriend, Mau- neral Mass in Immaculate all are welcome. Our Sun- reen Hughes and Dr. Sean Conception Church, 487 a mechanic in the Army day Church service starts Connolly and his wife, Ann Broadway, Everett at 10 at 10:30 a.m. and Commu- Marie and cherished aunt of a.m. Visiting hours will be National Guard and receive nion is offered on the first Sean Jr., Saoirse and Han- held at the funeral home on Sunday of each month. A nah Connolly. She is also Friday, Dec. 6 from 4 to 8 money for college. very pleasant coffee hour survived by many adoring p.m. In lieu of flowers, do- and socializing follow our cousins and friends. nations in Heather’s name services. Parking is avail- Relatives and friends are may be made to: Edward G. able in our lot next to the 1-800-GO-GUARD • www.1-800-GO-GUARD.com church on Wyllis Ave. (one invited to attend her funeral Connolly Center, Veteran’s way off Main Street). We from the JF Ward Funeral Affairs, 90 Chelsea St., Ev- look forward to welcoming Home, 772 Broadway, Ev- erett, MA 02149 you this Sunday. Phone: 617-387-9600 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Everett Independent • Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Page 15 Cambridge Health Alliance receives $125,000 Grant from ACS, NFL and Patriots

Special to the Record The grant funding was be about 228,150 new lung made possible through cancer cases and 142,670 The American Cancer ACS’s partnership with the lung cancer deaths in the Society (ACS), National NFL and the league’s Cru- U.S. in 2019. Football League (NFL) and cial Catch campaign. “We are very excited to the New England Patriots The grants are the lat- have been selected for this have awarded a grant to est in ACS’s Community funding to help support Cambridge Health Alliance Health Advocates Im- the patients and communi- (CHA) to address lung can- plementing Nationwide ties served by CHA, where cer mortality by increasing Grants for Empowerment there is a significant burden screenings and supporting and Equity program, which of cancer,” said Alexander smoking cessation efforts. provides funding opportu- White, MD, CHA’s chief nities as part of the ACS’s of pulmonary, critical care commitment to reduce can- and sleep medicine. “Of cer disparities. CHA, an ac- these cancers, lung has the ademic community health highest mortality and the system that provides care lowest rate of early/local in Cambridge, Somerville, stage diagnosis. This sug- Malden, Chelsea, Revere gests that access to care and Everett, will receive and regular screening for $125,000 over a two-year lung cancer are not where period. The grant is one they should be and that the Kris Kim, executive vice president of the American Cancer Society, Mark Goldberg, MD, of eight being awarded barriers our patients face to member of the Board of Directors of the American Cancer Society, Alexander White, nationwide and is the first accessing care need to be MD, Cambridge Health Alliance’s chief of pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine, time the Crucial Catch pro- addressed. Thanks to ACS Josh Kraft, president of the New England Patriots Foundation, and Josh Posner, chair of gram has expanded to ad- and the Patriots Founda- Cambridge Health Alliance’s Board of Trustees, at an event awarding a $125,000 grant to dress lung cancer. tion, we will be able to im- Cambridge Health Alliance for lung cancer prevention efforts. Lung cancer is the lead- plement targeted program- ing cause of cancer death ming and tools for shared Crucial Catch has raised program officially launched orectal cancer, cervical can- among both men and wom- decision-making around Diane Butera, a brilliant more than $20 million in in 2012 within 17 commu- cer and HPV vaccinations en in the United States, re- lung cancer screening in support of ACS. Funding nities across the country. in 2017. Now in 2019, the student at Chelsea High sponsible for about one in high-risk communities School and Salem State raised since 2012 has sup- Since 2012, the NFL has NFL/ACS partnership has four deaths. Lung cancer is and enhance community ported ACS’s CHANGE funded over 200 projects further expanded to help University who went on the second most common outreach strategies.” to become a registered program. This program in safety-net, primary care ACS address lung cancer, cancer diagnosed in both On Thursday, November nurse at CHA Hospital, promotes health equity and systems within 100 miles the leading cause of cancer Everett, greets Josh men and women but takes 21, the Patriots and ACS addresses cancer early de- of an NFL market to in- death in men and women Kraft, president of the more lives than any other. formally presented the tection disparities through crease cancer awareness in the U.S. To date, 1 mil- New England Patriots, at Each year, more people grant at an event at CHA community-based cancer and access to potentially lion individuals have been the grant presentation die of lung cancer than of Everett Hospital with staff, prevention programs that life-saving screenings. The reached with education, ceremony Nov. 21 at the colon, breast and prostate providers and members of increase access to neces- “Crucial Catch” program navigation, and screening hospital. cancers combined. The CHA’s Board of Trustees. sary cancer screenings. The expanded to include col- reminders. ACS estimates there will Since 2009, the NFL’s

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Photos by Katy Rogers ent checks in memory of aldo Matarazzo Memorial Ersilia Cataldo Matarazzo Fund and Portal to Hope The Kiwanis Club of Ev- during a lunch at Everett - a non-profit organization erett and the Metro Credit High School on Tuesday, which offers help to victims Union were pleased to pres- Nov. 19. The two checks of domestic violence. will go to the Ersilia Cat-

Charlene Bauer of the Metro Credit Marlene Zizza and Gianna D’Angelo attended the A total of $57,000 was raised in memory of Ersilia Cataldo Matarazzo, which will be divided Union was pleased to be part of the Kiwanis lunch in memory of their friend, Ersilia between the scholarship fund in her name and Portal to Hope. check presentation in memory of Cataldo Matarazzo. Ersilia Cataldo Matarazzo.

Mayor Carlo DeMaria Deb Fallon from Portal to Marlene Zizza, Joanne Parris Gregory, and Rafael Santos remembered Ersilia Cataldo Amata Matarazzo, daughter Rafael Santos thanked Hope shared a personal sto- had a collection of ladies bags to donate to victims of Matarazzo during the lunch of Ersilia Cataldo Matarazzo, fellow Kiwanis members for ry about domestic violence. domestic violence. on Tuesday. remembered her mom on their efforts and contribu- Tuesday, which marked 11 tions. months since her passing.

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