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NATIONAL NIGHT OUT HUGE SUCCESS Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Celata Real Estate Academy Become a Real next class September 8th www.ChelseaRealEstate.com email [email protected] to list your Jeff Bowen Estate Agent Ask for Maureen home, condo, or multi-family for sale with us Text/Call @ 781-289-7500 781-201-9488 BOOK YOUR POST IT Chelsea record Call Your YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1890 Advertising Rep (781)485-0588 VOLUME 117, No. 27 THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2018 35 CENTS Zoning Board to NEW YEAR, NEW SCHOOL Looking at the Election hear major plan After months of campaigning, Congressional for Forbes site and DA races move to the voters Sept. 4 in Mill Hill By Seth Daniel of many candidates as they try to stake out their territories. By Seth Daniel In presidential campaigns, There have been numerous the swing state is always Ohio. debates, several rallies, and The Chinese company that In this year’s Democratic endless discussions about the was sent packing in 2015 for Primary on Sept. 4, Chelsea is Primary Election – particular- a far-reaching plan for the Ohio. ly on the Democratic side - but Forbes site that included sky- The battleground for so this coming Tuesday, Sept. 4, scrapers more than 20 stories many races that will be de- the talk ends and the voting tall, is now back before the cided on Tuesday, Sept. 4, has begins. Zoning Board of Appeals been in Chelsea this summer. Perhaps the most prominent (ZBA) next month with a Whether it’s the congressional and far-reaching race on the more modest – but still large race, the DA’s race, or even Democratic ballot is between – plan for the site. the Secretary of State – Chel- sea has figured big in the plans See FORBES Page 2 Please see ELECTION Page 2 MAKING PLANS FOR CHICK COREA New School Leader CONCERT Lex Mathews begins as CHS principal PHOTO BY SETH DANIEL Excited middle school students at the brand new Clark Avenue School ran in the front door as the 8:05 a.m. bell rang and the new school opened up. The new Clark Ave fully opened to students on By Cary Shuman Wednesday morning, Aug. 29, bringing phase 1 and phase 2 together – complete with a new gym, a new music room and an exciting outdoor courtyard space. Excited parents, students and school Alexander “Lex” Mathews staff gathered in the new courtyard before school started – buzzing with excitement over having was seen enthusiastically wel- a new term start in a new building with all of the amenities. See page 7 for more photos. coming Chelsea High School students on their first day of school this week. That person- able approach is an indicator of the accessible manner he New Clark Avenue School opens with will bring to his new position of principal. Minna Karas Marino (left) and Mathews, 49, also brings Councillor-at-Large Leo Robin- buzz of excitement on Wednesday elite academic credentials to son have announced plans to By Seth Daniel old Chelsea High School – “I’m so excited,” said Ber- the principal’s office, having hold a concert featuring Chick couldn’t provide. nice Reyes, who brought her graduated from prestigious Corea, the Grammy-winning “I really want to see the two sixth graders for their first prep school Milton Academy jazz pianist and composer, It was a new year at the Lex Mathews, new principal and earned an undergraduate in the summer of 2019 at Chel- Clark Avenue Middle School new gym; I can’t wait,” said day. “I have a college gradu- of Chelsea High School, is sea Stadium. Karas Marino is Wednesday morning, Aug. 29. William Bay, a 7th grader, ate who went to the old Clark degree from Columbia Uni- pictured in front of the school a former Chelsea High School But it wasn’t just any new as he waited outside his new Ave. I remember that school. versity, and advanced degrees sign. classmate of the legendary year. school Wednesday morning. It couldn’t give these kids from Harvard University, and musician and artist while It was the year that stu- “I guess I just want to see what this one will.” Hunter College in New York Robinson has also maintained dents poured through a brand all of the school. I’m excit- Said Sara El-Mahil, a re- City. tant Principals Linda Barber, a long-time friendship with new front door to the clean, ed about the whole thing. I turning student, “It’s better Mathews began officially Kim Murphy, Mark Martin- Chick Corea. The Record sat sparkling hallways of a brand think it will help me do better than the old one for sure. The on July 1, succeeding Priti eau, and Magali Oldander, down with the two local new $54 million school build- in school. I’m going to learn classroom are larger and all Johari, who is now an assis- ELL Coordinator Deidre Col- concert planners and the story ing with all of the most mod- more here.” tant superintendent of Chelsea will appear in an upcoming ern amenities that their old For parents, the excitement schools. His administrative Please see SCHOOL Page 2 Please see MATHEWS Page 2 edition of the Chelsea Record. school – the former 110-year- was just as frenzied. team at CHS includes Assis- TIME FOR A TRIM Supt. Bourque calls on state to fund Gateway school districts, says Chelsea will not be defined by a standardized score By Seth Daniel schools – and to send a mes- career, and she is ready to put around us from all layers of sage statewide that schools that behind. leadership - yes, in my career The Chelsea convocation like Chelsea will not be de- “Whether it was the severe I will look back on 2017-2018 on the first day that teachers fined only by a standardized budget cuts we endured for a and say it was not an easy return for work after the sum- test score and a series of cuts second year in a row, the lack year,” she said. “But we… mer break has always been a delivered in the state budgets. of action by the state on the rose above it all and for that venue that Supt. Mary Bour- Bourque said that this will Foundation Budget Reform I thank all of you. We rose que has used to unveil plans be the year they reclaim the recommendations, the partial above it all and will continue for the district. “heart and purpose” of who funding of the Economically to do so this year because we On Monday, though, she the Chelsea educators are. Disadvantaged rates, or the know we are succeeding in used her time to unveil a hope She said last year was one of noise, chaos, and pervasive for the state of the state’s the most difficult years of her negative rhetoric swirling Please see GATEWAY Page 8 PHOTO BY SETH DANIEL The 3rd annual Chelsea Free Back-to-School Haircut day took place at the Jordan Boys & Girls Club on Monday, Aug. 27. Six area barbers cut the hair of boys and girls in preparation for the first day of school Aug. 29. Here, event founder Luis Rodriguez and Councillor Yamir Rodriguez with William Arvarbo, who has a fresh trim. See page 5 for more photos. TRASH A NOTE TO OUR ADVERTISERS & READERS NOTICE OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED Due to the MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD IN OBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY holiday, trash will Advertising Deadlines for the week of Sept. 5th & 6th will be PHOTO BY SETH DANIEL be delayed by Hundreds of educators from the Chelsea Public Schools, led by Supt. Mary Bourque (front row), made a statement Monday morning FRIDAY, AUGUST 31ST AT 4PM with ‘I (heart) Chelsea’ T-Shirts that sent a message to those on Beacon Hill that Chelsea Schools need a fix to the formula that funds one day. All Real Estate • Retail • Classified Advertising the schools statewide. The scene came during the annual Back to School Address and Convocation by Supt. Bourque. A VISION FOR A SAFE, VIBRANT SUFFOLK COUNTY. THE EXPERIENCE TO GET IT DONE. VOTE IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ON TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4 Paid for by the Committee to Elect Greg Henning. Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Page 2 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, August 30, 2018 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 Chelsea man arrested for defacing Mathews/Continued from Page 1 lins, and Special Education really important person, but tenth, eleventh, or twelfth newly painted Chelsea Walk mural Coordinators Alan Beausoleil to some students, there’s a grade, because by that time, if you have a bad grade point and defaced City property. have frequented the Walk for and Daymon Peykar. paraprofessional that matters By Seth Daniel average, it’s hard to recover,” The reporting party was a nefarious reasons haven’t ap- Originally from Alaska and a lot more than the principal. California, Mathews previ- To some families, there’s a said Mathews, who is married One bad apple hasn’t painter hired by the City to preciated the effort. ously served in school prin- teacher that matters a whole and has three children. spoiled a whole bunch at the paint a mural on the Chelsea The officer reviewed a city cipal and assistant principal lot more.” He is excited to be work- Chelsea Walk, where a man Walk. The Walk has been a no- camera in the area and was positions in Somerville, South Mathews also believes that ing with Supt. of Schools Dr.
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