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THURSDAY, June 13, 2019 Lucerto resigns from council INDEX By Sue Ellen Woodcock to give a further explanation been paying close attention to Police Report 2 on his departure were unsuc- the issues in town, is a class Editorials 6 Freshman Councilor-At- cessful. act, and would be a good re- Through The Years 7 Large Michael Lucerto has an- “It was an honor to have placement,” Lucerto wrote. Then and Now 7 nounced that he will no longer had the opportunity to serve Lucerto and DeMarco ran Obituaries 11 be able to fulfill his duties be- as Councilor At-Large and against each other in the 2017 Classified 14 cause he’s moving out of town. I look forward to remaining race. Lucerto earned 2,379 Business Directory 15 In an email to the Town part of the community as a votes town wide over DeMar- Council and Town Manager, small business owner,” Lucer- co’s 1,799 votes. Lucerto stated he was resign- to wrote. He is the owner of “I have accepted the res- INDEPENDENT ing effective immediately. Incubate, a co-working space ignation of Mike Lucerto, “I have sold my home in on Somerset Avenue. Councilor at Large, from the Winthrop and will be moving As for filling Lucerto’s seat? Winthrop Town Council,” to Salem, at the end of the It is up to the Town Council to said Town Council President month making me no longer decide which avenue to take. Ron Vecchia. “I would like to be eligible for my seat,” Lu- “Thank you to all who sup- thank Mike for his time served certo wrote. ported me during my cam- on the council and wish him Lucerto has also been no- paign for the position. I would best wishes and success in his ticeably absent the past few hope that my fellow councilors future endeavors. We have be- Newspaper Group meetings of the Town Coun- will support Robert DeMar- gun the process as outlined in cil. co as my temporary replace- the town charter to address the Attempts to reach Lucerto ment. Rob has shown a great sudden vacancy on the Win- NEWS Briefs deal of interest in the seat, has throp Town Council.” In the top photo, Thomas WINTHROP SAFE FATHERS DAY IS SUNDAY Navaro and BOATING DAY, Glen Calla sit TUESDAY JUNE 18 at the counter in Brown’s. The United States Coast To the right, Guard Auxiliary invites the Brown’s Rexall Winthrop boating community Drugs at 214 to visit our Recreational Boat- Winthrop St. PHOTOS BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK ing Safety Booth Tuesday June 18 from 5:30-8:00 p.m. at the new boat ramp, demonstrating life jacket wear and educat- CVS purchases Brown’s ing recreational paddle craft By Sue Ellen Woodcock los, who for 35 years owned users. Boaters will be able and operated Brown’s Phar- to schedule Courtesy Vessel The Ofilos family has been macy on Winthrop St., marked Safety Checks. Every Vessel the owner of Brown’s Phar- the end of an era in Winthrop Safety Check is 100% Free of macy, 214 Winthrop St., for as it was the last independent- charge! Our goal is simply to the last 35 years, filling pre- ly-owned pharmacy in the help make boating as safe as scriptions and serving frappes town. possible, that your boat meets from behind the counter. There will be no more minimum safety standards and The family has announced chocolate frappes, fountain that today, June 13, is Brown sodas, penny candies, Kane’s See NEWS BRIEFS Page 6 Pharmacy’s last day of busi- Donuts or good old-fashioned ness. On June 14 all prescrip- milk shakes. tion records will be trans- “Rest assured that your pre- ferred to CVS Pharmacy, 3 scription needs will continue Hah Bah Day Mike Upton with wife Jessica, triplets, Reese, Cash, and Nathan, Mikey and Nolan. Woodside Ave. uninterrupted,” Jeannine Ofi- “After much thought and los said. set for June 18 deliberation, and with a heavy “Our family has had the

By Sue Ellen Woodcock heart, we are announcing that privilege to serve the town of Reflecting on the joy we have decided to close Winthrop and the surround- Due to torrential rains, The Brown’s Pharmacy,” said the ing areas for more than 35 Town of Winthrop will hold Ofilos family spokesperson. years. Harry began working the Second Annual Hah Bah his five sons bring him The late Harry Ofilos pur- as a pharmacist as a young Day a celebration of Winthrop chased Brown’s in 1984. The man and eventually fulfilled By Kate Anslinger As one of six siblings crying. People always ask me drugstore, a symbol of Main his dream of owning his own See HAH BAH DAY Page 3 growing up, Upton has always and my wife Jessica how we Street, America, was already store. As a husband and a fa- For Mike Upton, one of the been part of a full house, and do it, and our reply is ‘you just becoming an anachronism, ther of three children, our best things about fatherhood remembers what it was like do it, whatever it takes to sur- due to the sprouting of the lives were filled with many is making great memories and growing up with the same vive.’ We are not perfect, but large-chain pharmacies that wonderful memories shared witnessing lots of laughs. The type of chaos that he witness- we try to teach our children have been taking over in com- with our customers and fam- father of five has no shortage es on a daily basis today. about respect, morals and the munities both large and small. ilies,” the family wrote. of laughter and meaningful “Family is important to me, importance of family.” “After Harry’s passing on moments under his roof and When Harry passed, his wife and while it’s tough to have The life lessons that were Jeannine took over the busi- May 5, 2017, it was important this Father’s Day he will be a big family, it’s worth it,” instilled in Upton as a child, reflecting on the many memo- ness. said Upton, who is grateful have spilled over into how he The passing of Harry Ofi- See BROWN’S Page 3 ries that have shaped the lives for the help of his mother- raises his own sons, who all of his five boys: Mikey (19), in-law. “Some days are filled play a role at helping to make Nolan (11), and 5-year-old trip- with laughter and some days the household run smooth- lets, Reese, Nathan and Cash. are filled with whining and ly. Nineteen-year-old Mikey MWRA meeting draws small crowd helps out with walking the By Sue Ellen Woodcock a 20 spot parking area to go dog and helping if the young- along with the construction of er boys are sick, Nolan tends The Massachusetts Water a new fish pier. to daily chores like taking out Resources Authority held its MWRA head Fred Laskey TO OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS THAT BELIEVED IN US, the trash, cleaning up toys, spring Deer Island visitor’s said they heard it loud and Price subject and setting the table for din- to change center community forum last clear when people voice op- without WE WOULDN’T BE HERE WITHOUT YOU! ner. A house full of boys is a notice Thursday night at there were position to putting the lot in a THANK YOU TO SAM DEEB FOR DESIGNING guarantee for a busy schedule a few impassioned opinions grassy meadow. Instead there filled with practices, activities, about speed, the clientele the will be a small handicap lot .49 OUR T-SHIRTS AND DOMENIC DEMASI and sporting events, but Up- $ Per island attracts and security. near the pier, which is being TH Gallon FOR WRITING THE 20 ANNIVERSARY ARTICLE ton and Jessica have a system A small group that gathered built by the Division of Fish- • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service See our Ad on Sports was pleased to hear that the CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE www.winthropmktplace.com • 35 Revere St. Winthrop See UPTON Page 2 MWRA will not be building See MWRA Page 3

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Monday, June 3 Party came into headquar- 209A paperwork to subject. ter. Male party from Banks Caller at Pleasant and Pal- Assisted fire with a vehi- ters to request an officer to Motor vehicle accident at Party from Governors Street came to the station to myra states that there is a very cle that is leaking gasoline at stand by and keep the peace Shirley and Dolphin Avenue. Drive came in to report that report that his ex-girlfriend loud house party going on in Cross and Almont Street. Was while he retrieves personal No accident, a boat fell off his Citizen Bank account was stole some items from him. the area. They have a boom- able to locate the owner and property on Upland Road. No of a trailer. Fire assisted with compromised by unknown in- Male party came to the box going off. Party was ad- she is going to move the ve- 209A in effect. Female party putting it back on the hitch. dividuals. No money was sto- station to report that an old vised to keep it down. hicle off of the road. She will not home at this time. Unit clear, boat back on the len as the bank caught it be- friend of his took his motor- Party on Cliff Avenue states also be bringing it to a repair Attempt to serve care pro- trailer and road was reopened. fore any larceny could occur. cycle from an auto body shop that there is vehicle parked in shop. tection summons to subject on Report of a tan medium He requited we log this at the in Winthrop and now the mo- front of a hydrant and that it Party on Pleasant Park Banks Street. It was served in sized dog that looks hurt on banks’ behest. torcycle is in Chelsea. He will also bumped into his car. Unit Road states that his neighbor hand. Brookfield Road. 92 reaching Caller on Lincoln Street call back with the address. A will go by the Arms to see if has a contractor dumpster out Caller on Perkins Street out to ACO. Charlie 1 got in states a flatbed looks to be report to follow. a RO is in there. Vehicle was front and people are illegally stated that the police are look- touch with ACO who will re- broken down in the middle Caller reports that she want- parked on the bumper of an- throwing their trash into it. ing for him and he is being spond. Last name on the col- of the street while assisting ed to log an incident that oc- other vehicle. Units clear, ve- Off with a red pickup at Pleas- vague on the phone but want- lar officer was able to pull an another vehicle with a jump curred. Caller stated she took hicle moved. ant and Court Road. Officer ed to speak to an officer. He infuse address from that street start. a Winthrop Taxi to the CVS Report of a 12 year old spoke to the individual in the wasn’t giving any informa- and got in contact with male Report of a group of youths on Woodside Avenue and the male with injuries to the head vehicle. They work with the tion. He stated that they will party and wife was notified. sitting on the wall on Shore driver waited for her to get from a fall at Ingleside Park. construction company doing know when they get there. Caller on Walden Street Drive harassing people as out. The driver then asked if Fire on scene and cleared as work on the house. Every- Party transported voluntarily stated there is a lot of running they walk by. Officers spoke she minded going with him child left on his bike. thing checks out. to MGH via Action. around in the apartment above to the group of 8th graders to Belle Isle Liquors on Sara- Topsfield PD is requesting Party came to the station Party came to the station to her. She did hear someone who were with their parents toga Street. The caller stated to see if the family is home to report larceny of her credit seek a 209A against her boy- fall but is worried something and not harassing anyone. she didn’t mind. However as they found their car next card by her landlord. friend. Off. Dutta spoke to happened. Units off speaking Caller on Wave Way Av- when they got there the diver to a wooded area. They are Report of a plow truck with party and advised her of her with two parties. Both parties enue reports that her boy- got out and met someone in concerned for the well be- Lynn DPW stickers which has 209A rights. She was further have been advised and unit friend’s ex-wife is harassing a SUV and purchased weed. ing of the vehicle as it has not moved for three weeks on advised that any 209A orders will be clear. her via text messages. She The driver admitted to the been towed and no one has Upland Road. A citation was must be obtained through the Report of a two year old was advised of her rights. She caller that he smokes weed. called for the car. Unit spoke already on the vehicle. Offi- EBDC during business hours. having difficulty breathing. 91 would just like a log entry. This made her feel very un- to neighbor who was able to cer reports he spoke with the An elderly male was trying off with fire. Child’s breathing comfortable. The driver then get in contact with the vehicle Friday, June 7 owner of the vehicle and he to get home and his scooter improved prior to responders took her home and assisted owner. They were advised as stated that the truck was hav- died at the top of Highland arrival and child was checked Report of a party banging her to her door. He then made to where the vehicle was and ing mechanical issues. Officer Avenue. He needs assistance and cleared by fire and med- on rear door on Siren Street. a comment that “now I know was also told to contact Tops- informed him of the town by- as he has a medical condition ical. Parents will bring the Party banging on the door is where you live.” This also field PD. laws and he will be moving it as well. He lives on Golden child to their primary care in the ex-husband’s girlfriend. made her feel uncomfortable. Report of a loud party on onto private property. Drive. Courtesy ride given to the morning. Caller is letting them stay for She only wanted this incident Trident Avenue. It was an 8 Caller states that he brought party and the scooter where he the night. logged. She was advised to year old birthday party and Thursday, June 6 his vehicle to the automat- was assisted into his home. Party on Shore Drive states call 911 if the driver shows was not loud. ic car wash on Main Street. Mother came into the sta- Caller on Revere Street there is a duck with a broken up or if she changed her mind Sunday, June 9 While inside the car wash tion to pick up her son’s prop- states she can hear someone leg next to the bench. ACO not about talking to an officer. his vehicle began to shake erty who was a victim of a yelling outside and is unsure on today so station called en- Report of an unwanted per- Loud house party on Sea violently and when he finally crime. where it is coming from. Re- vironmental police who stated son on Winthrop Street. Fe- Foam Avenue. About six exited he noticed damage to Report of four dogs con- ceived 2nd call from party to call the wildlife rehabilita- male party in the lobby trying parties playing music. They the sides of the vehicle and stantly barking all day and all who could hear yelling and tion organization. A message to gain access and banging on turned it down and were ad- read bumper. He attempted to night on Whittier Street. Unit screaming. Received another was left with them. Voicemail her door. Female party was vised. notify the attendant but was reports it is an ongoing issue call from neighbor who could stated it would be a few hours locked out. Everything was Caller on Pleasant Park prevented from doing so by a between neighbors. Everyone hear people yelling. She stated before they would be able to fine. Road states that a house is language barrier. was advised of their rights. someone could hear “I’m go- get back to us. When they Report of people sitting in supposed to be abandoned. Caller on Court Road states Dogs were not barking. ing to stab you.” We received called back they stated that a car possible 94C on Cross She is seeing on her phone that there is a huge branch Unit is off with some type a fourth call and units are on ACO needs to bring the duck Street. Female is walking that her 18 year old son is in in the road and she does not of disturbance near the courts the scene. It was a misun- to North Grafton to the animal around and looks like she is the area and believes he may think apparatus could get by. at Ingleside Park. Units clear derstanding between friends. hospital. ACO is on vacation. pacing. Walking up and down be inside the premises. Every- Officer contacted DPW. Na- it was a verbal between two Both parties have been party- Party from Pleasant Park the street and then going back thing at the house seems to be tional Grid also on the scene. mothers. They thought some- ing too much. One will be tak- Road reports that the resi- into her car. Units clear, vehi- secure. Nothing showing. Branch was moved to the side thing happened between their en home by his father and all dence is currently inhabitable cle is unoccupied. General disturbance on of the road and the road was sons. They were advised of other parties will be going to due to black mold issues. He Main Street. Strong language Saturday, June 8 cleaned as good as can be. their rights. bed and keep it down for the and his family are current- barrier. Swearing heard on the Cars can now move by. night. ly staying elsewhere and has Female banging on doors line. Drunk passenger won’t Wednesday, June 5 Report of a 53 year old Three car motor vehicle informed his son that he is to and screaming on Winthrop leave the car. Peace was re- male unresponsive and out of Party on Revere Street accident on Revere Street. stay out of the house. He has Street. Units clear, female stored. Party got in another it on Siren Street. Male volun- states there is a vehicle parked Officer asking for medical. changed the locks and locked party is locked out of her Uber and is heading to East tary going to MGH. W91 re- behind his street that used One party shaken up. One tow all the windows but believes home. She was returned home Boston. ports incident was an OD. to be the old dump road. He needed. G&J notified and are his estranged son has been in and successfully let in to her Party on Winthrop Street called last week and the po- enroute. Fire and medical has the house. He was advised to house. states that his neighbor threat- Tuesday, June 4 lice were looking into it. He cleared. send him a “No Trespass” no- Caller at Cliff and Highland ened him with mace. It was a Caller on Pratt Street re- states that there are now peo- Party called the station in tice and or speak to the Court Avenue reports that there are verbal argument. Parties were ports that someone relieved ple sleeping in it. It has NH regard to having “No dogs al- about whether the circum- many vehicles speeding in the separated. themselves on his lawn. Party plates. Party was waiting for a lowed” signs placed at Massa stances would warrant a Stay area. BOLO given to the units. Caller on Shirley Street fled in a grey Toyota- Cam jump starts. Once done he will Playground. She stated she Away Order. Party advised There was no specific vehicle states there is an opossum on ry. Last seen heading north leave the area and not return. would contact the ACO about that the units on routine pa- information given from caller. his third floor porch. ACO is towards Yirrell Beach. Two Unit attempted to serve her question. trol would be made aware of Party came in to report that not on duty. Party was called people in the vehicle. Units warrant to subject on Irwin Officers spoke to trucking the issue and stop and inquire she has paid Belle Isle Boat back and let known that in- checked the area of the beach. Street. Unable to locate the company earlier regarding if they see any activity at this Yard $27,000 for two engines formation and that the animal Nothing showing. subject. Also have to serve blocking Shirley Street. They address. for her boat and he allegedly most likely would leave on its are now blocking a sidewalk. 92 called in about a dump- has not provided the engines. own or they could call a pest Officers are off to speak with ster in the middle of Pleasant The caller believes that he control company. them again and give them a Street. Dumpster was moved. may have put the engines in Report of three black males violation. Officers gave viola- Report of heavy set male another boat. Spoke to male breaking into cars at Jim’s tion for truck being parked on drunk and stumbling in the party and a report will follow. Auto Body. Units state one of GERRY D’AMBROSIO the sidewalk. They have been middle of Revere Street. Call- This matter is a civil matter in the males owned the vehicle advised. If they block a side- er states that the male party’s nature. and he was showing the oth- ATTORNEY AT LAW walk again they will be given pants keep falling off of him. Male party came into the er parties the vehicle. Parties another violation. He was heading towards Sum- station to report that his girl- have been advised to come Walk-in to report that mit. Fire/EMS enroute. 35 friend’s vehicle has been van- back tomorrow. IS YOUR ESTATE IN ORDER? someone stolen his personal year old male voluntarily to dalized. Party was provided a Report that by the tennis information by hacking into Whidden for an evaluation. victim/witness form to com- courts in the back of the build- DO YOU HAVE AN UPDATED WILL, HEALTH CARE his cell phone. Report to fol- Party on Brewster Avenue plete. He will bring it back to ing at Governors Park there is PROXY, OR POWER OF ATTORNEY? low. was away for a few days and the station once completed. a vehicle horn that has been Caller on Pleasant Street came home and found out that Harbormaster called in by going ogg got off for about an IF NOT, PLEASE CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION states that there is broken an attempt was made to break radio for a sector car to be dis- hour. 93 responded. 91 states glass in the road and drivers into his home. His AC unit patched to harbormaster office there is no noise at the mo- are stopping short to avoid insulation was pulled out. Un- for a past larceny. ment. driving over it. Message left known if anything was taken. A vehicle was towed yes- Caller on Coral Avenue just 781-284-5657 for DPW to address the mat- Report to follow. terday in Topsfield. Unoccu- wanted to complain about the pied on the side of the road. parking situation. Stated there CJIS information comes back is a white van with commercial to party on Loring Road. Tops plates that has been parked for WINTHROP MARKETPLACE field would like them to call over a week without a proper TURKEY AND QUINOA MEATLOAF them. Vehicle was towed to permit. Caller was advised of towing company. No answer the resident parking enforce- at the address. Unit will check ment guidelines and hours. He Ingredients: back later. just wanted this logged. 1/4 cup quinoa 2 tbsps Worcestershire sauce 1/2 cup water 1 egg 1 teaspoon olive oil 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 1 small onion, chopped 1 large clove garlic, chopped 1 teaspoon ground black pepper Upton // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 1 (20oz) package ground turkey 2 tbsps brown sugar 1 tbsp tomato paste 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce in place that allows them to fit want to take rides with me, 1 tbsp hot pepper sauce 1 teaspoon water it all in, in somewhat of an or- they express how much fun ganized fashion. While Upton they have with me when we Directions: takes the older boys to sports, are out doing things together. 1. Bring the quinoa and water to a boil in a saucepan over high heat. Reduce Jessica handles the triplets, heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until the quinoa is tender, and the If I’m fixing things around the water has been absorbed, about 15 to 20 minutes. Set aside to cool. and deals with the doctor vis- its and school appointments. house the boys always want 2. Preheat an oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). to help and I let them pass 3. Heat the olive oil in a skillet over medium heat. Stir in the onion; cook and When asked what he likes stir until the onion has softened and turned translucent, about 5 minutes. most about fatherhood, Upton me tools or hold the ladder. It Add the garlic and cook for another minute; remove from heat to cool. The future of health shares his love for watching makes them feel so important 4. Stir the turkey, cooked quinoa, onions, tomato paste, hot sauce, 2 begins with you his boys interact with one being my helpers and it’s so tablespoons Worcestershire, egg, salt, and pepper in a large bowl until well The more researchers know about what makes each of us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. another and how they have a cute.” combined. The mixture will be very moist. Shape into a loaf on a foil lined Join a research effort with one million people nationwide common bond over their love True to his belief that fam- baking sheet. Combine the brown sugar, 2 teaspoons Worcestershire, and 1 to create a healthier future for all of us. of hockey. teaspoon water in a small bowl. Rub the paste over the top of the meatloaf. ily comes first, Upton will be JoinAllofUs.org “My favorite thing about 5. Bake in the preheated oven until no longer pink in the center, about 50 celebrating Father’s Day by 617-768-8300 or 617-414-3300 being a father is receiving the minutes. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the center should read Founding Members of Partners HealthCare watching the Bunker Hill Day [email protected] or [email protected] love that I do from my boys. at least 160 degrees F (70 degrees C). Let the meatloaf cool for 10 minutes Parade in the house that he before slicing and serving. Precision Medicine Initiative, PMI, All of Us, the All of Us logo, and “The Future of Health Begins with You” They always want to sit with are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. me and watch TV, they want grew up in alongside his wife, 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP (617)846-6880 to play hockey with me, they kids, parents and siblings. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 Page 3 MARKETPLACE DONATES TO Residents, teachers express concerns DELEHANTY SCHOLARSHIP FUND over budget at School Comm. meeting

By Kate Anslinger majority of teachers that are pared to the average pay of our kids. If we can help them, hired here, stay for five years $60,506 for a teacher with five we can make their learning Teachers, parents, and staff or less, get some training and years’ experience elsewhere that much easier. Winthrop’s members made an appear- leave to go to other districts in the area. Revere, Malden, worth it, our children are so ance at last Monday night’s where they are rightfully Chelsea, Medford and Win- important. We need every- school committee meeting to compensated. My roots are throp are all part of the 5 Dis- thing we can give them. It’s voice concerns over the bud- here, and I teach here for the trict Partnership (5DP), which not just the material things, love of the community and the is a team of districts that share get issues that the district has it’s the emotional support that faced for several years. Signs dedication to the students, but curriculum, resources, and I’m going to have to make the tools, and out of the five, Win- we need to provide them.” expressing the frustration sur- Negotiations for teacher rounding the lack of teacher same decision if things don’t throp comes in last for teach- change.” er salaries. Out of the lowest contracts began in October, compensation, resources, and however; according to Win- retainment, were held high in In a comparison that shows paid districts in the Common- the average pay of 14 dif- wealth, Winthrop is the only throp Teacher Association the first three rows of the Neil ferent districts in the area, one within 495, which is (WTA) President and third Shapiro Center for Perform- Winthrop is at the low end considered metro Boston, grade teacher, Kristen Reyn- ing Arts, as several residents of the spectrum. The salary where the top 50 highest paid olds, there has yet to be a stood up to voice their con- of a Winthrop teacher with a districts are located. Overall, lot done and little has been cerns. bachelor’s degree and several the average teacher salary The Town Council passed changed. years’ experience is $68, 309, in Massachusetts is $80,000 “We are encouraging the As a result of a short fundraiser and the generosity of Win- a $64,866,135 budget last where the average salary of a and Winthrop’s average is throp residents, Marc Wallerce of The Winthrop Marketplace Tuesday for FY20, with the bargaining team to come to presented a check to Winthrop Police Association for $500. This teacher with the same expe- $66,000. a settlement with the WTA,” school department allotted rience compared with other “Not only are we not get- money will help fund future Michael P. Delehanty Scholarships said Reynolds. “We are asking $21,275,036, a four percent Massachusetts public schools ting the appropriate salaries, to be presented to a student who works at or is placed in the increase. is $71,410. Winthrop would but we aren’t getting the for fair compensations, align- Life Skills program. Officer Anthony Sorrentino accepts check “We all enjoy being here, need a 4.5% increase in funds resources that the children ment with the teachers start from Marc Wallerce. but the sacrifice remains the to meet the average pay for a need,” said kindergarten and end times, and a stream- same,” said 7th grade math teacher at this level. In a simi- teacher, Mary Clucas. “There lined system to the evaluation teacher, Vasili Mallios, who lar theme, the average pay of a is a great need for adjustment process to make it less cum- is finishing up his third year fifth-year teacher with a mas- counselors and emotional sup- bersome for teachers and ad- Brown’s // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 teaching in the district. “The ter’s degree is $57,346, com- port that we need to have for ministrators.” to our family to continue on as “CVS Pharmacy and he wanted, and serve our won- Brown’s Pharmacy are work- derful customer base,” the ing together to ensure that the Council approves transfer of funds for arbitration award family wrote. “Harry made a transition will be seamless for By Sue Ellen Woodcock es, overtime and detail pay for what went wrong here and to get into and unfortunate- commitment to the commu- customers and that their ac- Officer Ferruccio Romeo. Ro- what steps are you taking to ly the town has gotten into a nity to provide exceptional, cess to pharmacy care is not The Town Council has meo was terminated from the make sure this doesn’t happen few of these situations. We’re personalized service, act as a interrupted. CVS Health is approved the transfer of Winthrop Police Department in the future,” asked Precinct working to better prepare our- trusted medical advisor and working to retain all existing $530,000 from the town’s for submitting a request to be 3 Councillor Nick LoConte selves for the future.” foster a deep sense of friend- employees if they would like general stabilization fund to paid for a special detail. “We are still in court with No word yet on the status ship with his customer.” to be considered for positions the police personnel to settle The case went to arbitra- this individual,” said Town of the officer Nancy Racow The community seemed at local CVS Pharmacy loca- an arbitration case of a Win- tion and the arbiter ruled that Manager Austin Faison. gender discrimination case. surprised by the news of the tions,” said Stephanie Cunha, throp police officer. the town lacked just cause to “We are trying very hard to A Superior Court judge ruled sale. CVS spokesperson. The council approved the terminate him and ordered his fix our policies in all the right that she be paid over $2 mil- $530,000 to cover back wag- reinstatement with back pay. departments,” Faison said. lion. “Can you review with us “These are difficult situations MWRA // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 eries and Wildlife. Hah Bah Day // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 “We’re committed not to building a parking lot in a on Tuesday, June 18. first few hundred people. will have tables like Whynot Guard Auxiliary Division 5 large meadow,” Laskey said. One change is the festivi- The musical guest will be Fishing, the Medical Reserve Winthrop with also be making Laskey, along with MWRA ties for the boat launch ribbon the cover band Just Kill Me Corp (MRC) will be there, the an announcement that June 11 security head Kathryn White, cutting. Rico performing from 6-8 Airport Hazards Committee. will always be “Boat Safety shared how they have addi- The festivities will now p.m. on the stage at the Land- Friends of Belle Isle Marsh Day” in Winthrop. tional foot patrols on the is- begin at 5 p.m. with a ribbon ing. Bring your own lawn and Friends of Winthrop Bike Winthrop will have a land and an improvement to cutting of the new boat launch chairs. Beach are participating, so is booth and there will also be 911 reception. All 911 calls and dock at the town landing. There will be a number the Cottage Park Yacht Club, a bike ride starting 5:45 p.m. from the island will go to the Attending the event will of local artisans like Mary and One Winthrop, Winthrop from the Town Landing for a Winthrop/Revere combined elected officials, including Runser, Richard Honan, the Mother’s Out Front. Also bike ride around Deer Island dispatch center. There are now Speaker of the House Robert Winthrop Art Association, joining in is Boston Harbor and back to the Town Landing. three patrols after dusk, all PHOTO BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK DeLeo and State Sen. Joseph the Clock Tower Gallery, Now and the Harbor City The Winthrop Ferry will checkpoints are documented. MWRA head Fred Laskey holds Boncore, a representative of Winthrop Elks, Winthrop Church will be giving out free also be hosting two free, 20 “The park is open dawn a cross section of the harbor the governor’s office and Divi- Parks and Recreation, For popcorn and cotton candy. minute boat ride around the to dusk and we strongly en- cable laid across Boston Har- sion of Fisheries and Wildlife. Kids Only, 21st Century, Joining in also will be Spirits harbor one will depart at 7 courage ‘see something, say bor to Deer Island. 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11TH ANNUAL TOWN-WIDE YARD SALE ON JUNE 8 — RECORD TURNOUT FOR THE TOWN

Photos by Kate Anslinger

From vintage purses to VHS tapes, the sidewalks in Winthrop were brimming with second-hand steals last Saturday, June 8. The 11th annual town-wide yard sale included more than 75 different stops on the map, making it the largest annual yard sale to date. Hosted by the Winthrop Chamber of Commerce, the annual sale was still going strong well into the afternoon, thanks to the perfect weather.

Emily and Elyse Guziejka and Devyn DeBartolo, hold court at their yard sale. Alexis McEvoy, Angela Theodore, and Faith Rozantes.

Diane Heald checks out a vintage purse at one of the many sales.

Eric Chodkowski and Karyn Burrill set up shop on Pleasant Melissa and Lucy Bennett work at their sale table by Winthrop Street. Shore Drive.

Julia Schad shows off some of the toys that she is hoping to sell, including this prancing horse.

Public Notice of Environmental Review

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Massport filed a Draft Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Assessment with Paige Murray and Michael Lucerto at Inc.Ubate Coworking. They were one of more than 70 stops the Massachusetts Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs and the Federal on the Town-wide Yard Sale last Saturday, June 8. Aviation Administration on or before May 31, 2019, in accordance with the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (“MEPA” M.G.L. c. 30, S.S. 61-621) and the National Environmental Policy Act. Copies of the Draft EIR/EA may be obtained from: Affordable Senior Housing Stewart Dalzell Senior Living on Bellingham Hill Massachusetts Port Authority 100 Bellingham Street in Chelsea Logan Office Center 1-774-745-7446 One Harborside Drive, Suite 200S East Boston, MA 02128-2909 (617) 568-3524 - [email protected]. Need a comfortable place to call home? Studio and one-bedroom apartments for seniors aged 62 or above. Copies of the Draft EIR/EA are being sent to the Public Libraries of Boston (Main, Certain income limits apply. Please call the number above for more information! Charlestown, and East Boston branches), Winthrop, Chelsea, and Revere where they may be reviewed. The Draft EIR/EA is also available on Massport’s website at Do you live in a community just north of Boston? http://www.massport.com/massport/about-massport/project-environmental-filings/. The Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs will publish notice of the Draft If you need help getting dressed, grooming, bathing, or running errands, EIR/EA in the Environmental Monitor on June 10, 2019, will receive public comments our highly-qualified and trained team of Registered Nurses, Social Workers, on the Project for an extended period of 47 days, and will then provide a Certificate Certified Nursing Assistants and Home Health Aides work with you to enhance your quality of life while allowing you to remain living independently. outlining the scope for the Final Environmental Impact Report (‘Final EIR”) within approximately 10 days. Call RSSI In-Home Supportive Services A Public Information Session is scheduled for: Toll-Free at 1-888-333-2481 Tuesday, June 25, 2019 at 6:00 PM Various payment options available. Must be at least 18 years old. Logan Airport Rental Car Center Cathy Leonard-McLean Community Room 15 Transportation Way East Boston, MA 02128 Give the Gift of All persons wishing to comment on the Project should write to: Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs Hometown News Attention: MEPA Office Page Czepiga, EEA #15665 A year’s subscription to 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston, Massachusetts 02114 The Revere Journal, The Chelsea Record or and/or The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. Richard Doucette $2630 in town or $50 60 for out of town. Federal Aviation Administration ANE-600 1200 District Avenue Name______Burlington, MA 01803 Address______City______State ____ ZIP______Clip this and mail in or stop by the office 8:30AM - 5PM massport.com The Independent Newspapers 385 Broadway, Suite 105 By Stewart Dalzell, Massachusetts Port Authority. Revere, MA 02151 For more information call us at 781-485-0588 E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 Page 5

Robert Paul Properties isn’t just about real estate, it’s about investing in the community

The team at Robert Paul Properties (RPP) is proving that there is more to real estate than hefty transactions and competitive sales. Originally founded as a luxury company taking on clientele that had million-dollar waterfront homes, RPP expanded its horizons at the direction of the Winthrop founding member, Stephen Hines. Loyal to his roots, Hines recognized Winthrop as the gem that it is. Armed with the fact that the tight- knit community in close proximity to Boston, was growing by leaps and bounds every year, with a 20% average home value appreciation, Hines presented the idea of opening an office that would cater to current and future homebuyers in Winthrop. His history with the community paired with his real estate expertise, gave Hines a platform to stand on, however; he has made it clear that it’s not just about real estate, it’s about investing in the community, the clients, and the process. It didn’t take Hines long to find the perfect partner to help him manage the Winthrop office. Holding on tight to the notion that RPP would both serve the residents and give back to the community, LeighAnn Eruzione was an obvious choice. With five years of sales under her belt, a dedication to local non-profit organizations, and roots that run deep, Eruzione completed the partnership. From the start, RPP’s immersion in the town was one that had an obvious give-back mentality, as they set up their offices in the brand-new Inc.Ubate Co- working space, run by town councilor-at-large Michael Lucerto. From that point on, RPP has been giving back to that town that has given so much to both Hines and Eruzione. As part of the RP Care program, the Winthrop office contributes a portion of sales into a fund that benefits CASA, Winthrop Charities, and the I Love Winthrop Festival. An annual beach cleanup day and a scholarship that will benefit high school seniors has also been set in motion.

When it comes to the real estate market, there are a lot of misconceptions. From first time home buyers moving in from the city to long-term residents who want to downsize, Hines and Eruzione are standing out and proving that community is key.

How is the average Winthrop sale different from what you’ve witnessed in RPP’s Co-working space. The size of the team is very comfortable now, and it allows for a luxury communities? client to be covered at all times. If me or LeighAnn can’t make it to something, there are plenty of other agents who can. You’re getting all of us, and you will always have Hines: It’s not about the money. In Winthrop, we are working with people who actually someone at your service. need us and we get to watch dreams come true. You don’t get to see that in downtown Boston. Whether you are letting go of a dream, gaining a family home, or downsizing, You both have roots in Winthrop. What is it like showing homes to families who come it’s an emotional process and the biggest reward for me is crossing the finish line with here for the first time? the client. Eruzione: When we show Winthrop homes, we are telling the story of the town that What is your advice for those looking to buy or sell a home? we love so much. For me, it’s about my childhood growing up here, surrounded by my family, neighbors, and friends. What I love about this town as that it’s Hines: When you are going to buy or sell a house, building a team is crucial. close-knit, and I make that apparent to new homebuyers, by telling them the story of From the agent to the attorney, and from the lender to the home inspector. how I grew up with neighbors and friends of friends who looked out for me. Today, To have a good working relationship and an open line of communication with the buyer with three sons, I feel that same safety net surrounding my family and the values and or seller is the most important place to start. Keep in mind that not every agent and experiences that I gained as a child, are what molded me as an adult. One of the things client is good together and there isn’t always a perfect fit with seamless collaboration. that I always mention is the fact that you can always change your home, but you can’t change your location and it is key to look at the big picture. Do you feel safe and Eruzione: Find someone who you feel comfortable with and someone who is invested connected when you stand outside your home? That’s what you have to ask yourself in your story. If you have the right team, you will work like a well-oiled machine. If everyone has their eye on the prize, it will move in the right direction. Hines: I use my personal experiences to relay the town story. Whether it’s the fact that I’m sixth generation or about how I grew up watching my grandfather manage You are big proponents of working as a team. Since RPP has had a Winthrop office, multiple lobster pots around Deer Island, I’m telling a personal story that makes new how have you seen it grow. buyers feel home before they even close on a new property. Fourth of July weekend on Yirrell Beach is always something that I mention because it’s the ultimate family-friendly Hines: We currently have nine agents in Winthrop total, all working out of the Inc. Ubate community event.

If you want to connect with LeighAnn or Stephen, please do not hesitate to reach out.

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OUR Opinions

ALI STROKER IS AN Forum INSPIRATION FOR ALL OF US

At the age of two, Ali Stroker was in a car accident that re- sulted in a spinal cord injury that paralyzed her from the chest down, leaving her unable to walk and confining her to a wheel- chair for the rest of her life. However, at the age of seven, Stroker saw her first Broadway show and it was at that moment that she says she decided to become an actress. The rest, as the saying goes, is history. Ali’s desire to perform led her to the stage and, with the support of her family, peers, and teachers, she discovered her powerful singing voice and ap- peared in her high school productions. She won a role in the hit TV show Glee and eventually made her way to Broadway, where she earned a prominent role in the revival of Oklahoma!. This past Sunday night at the Tony Awards show, Stroker performed the song of her character (Ado Annie), I Cain’t Say No -- and then she received the Tony for Featured Actress in a Musical. If a fictional movie had been made on the premise of Ali Stro- ker’s life, no doubt it would be described as powerful and mov- ing, but just a nice fantasy. But Ali Stroker’s life is real, and her success sends a powerful message to all of us that we can achieve our dreams, regardless of the adversity we may face. Her success also has changed the perception of what is possible in the face of physical limitations. So whenever we’re feeling sorry for ourselves, think of Ali Stroker. She has not attained her dream because of luck, but because she believed in herself -- and that’s the most powerful belief any of us can have.

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that in an emergency, you Better Beaches program. Guest Op-Ed will have the necessary equip- ment to save lives and sum- SUPPORT GROUP Let’s celebrate our rivers this June – and make sure we know it’s safe to jump in mon help. Go to Visit http:// MEETING cgaux.org/vsc “Wear It Winthrop!” mes- SCHEDULED By: Julia Blatt, Executive Director, directly into Massachusetts Whether you go to look for sist that our legislators enact a sage advocates that everyone National Alliance on Men- Massachusetts Rivers Alliance rivers. Approximately 200 of great blue herons, to fish for requirement that when the wa- on board wears a life jacket at tal Illness Greater North these CSO connections exist trout, to take your family and ters are despoiled with sewage all times while boating. Mod- Shore is hosting a Family & At long last, a recent week- throughout the state. In Mas- the dog on an afternoon pad- spills, we know about it. Friends Support Group and a ern life jackets are much more end presented one of those sachusetts, an estimated three dling adventure, or simply Julia Blatt is Executive Di- new Individual (Peer) Support comfortable, lightweight and pristine days that remind us billion gallons of raw sewage Group on Wednesday June 26 to seek calm and quiet, our rector of the Massachusetts stylish than the bulky orange here in Massachusetts why from 7 - 8:30 pm at Beverly gets dumped into the state’s state’s rivers are there for you. Rivers Alliance, the voice of style most boaters know. Life we endure those winters. jackets are available for every Hospital, 85 Herrick St., Bev- rivers each year. Swimmers, To preserve these friends, and Massachusetts rivers. The Al- With warm spring weather boating activity. erly MA. The two groups are canoeists, and pets exposed to to ensure the safety of those liance is a statewide organi- finally here, many of us hit ”Job #1” - improving the for family and friends of those CSO contaminants are vulner- who use our rivers, National zation of 77 environmental or- the water for the first time knowledge, skills, and abili- dealing with mental health able to gastroenteritis, respira- Rivers Month should also be a ganizations in Massachusetts challenges and for individuals this year, visiting local riv- ties of recreational boaters. tory infections, eye or ear in- time for towns and cities to in- and Rhode Island. For more information on (peers) and they meet the last ers. With more than 10,000 fections, skin rashes, hepatitis U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Wednesday of Every Month . miles of rivers traversing the and other diseases. Children, Winthrop Flotilla visit www. For more information e-mail state, we had many choices. the elderly, and people with cgaux.org. [email protected] or Sail boats blossomed on the suppressed immune systems call 617-984-0504 and leave a Independent Charles. Rowers huffed and are especially vulnerable. COMMUNITY message. Also visit www.na- puffed on the Mystic. Fishing migreaternorthshore.org. Wildlife are also adversely BLOOD DRIVE rods sprouted along the Swift. affected by CSO pollutants Newspaper Group Bikers and kayakers explored Community Blood Drive LEGISLATURE which lead to higher water will be held at the Winthrop the Sudbury. For many peo- temperatures, increased tur- Send us Your News Lodge of Elks on Wednesday, APPROVES ple, the beautiful day meant The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages residents bidity, toxins and reduced ox- to submit birth and engagement announcements, June 19 from 12:30 until 5:30 CHAPTER 90 FUNDS a chance to spend on, in and ygen levels in the water. news releases, business briefs, honor rolls, social p.m. The Massachusetts Legis- around the rivers of Massa- news, sports stories, and photographs for publica- Everyone recognizes the tion. Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 The Lodge is located at 191 lature passed a bill authorizing chusetts. problem. But it takes money Broadway, Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Washington Ave., Winthrop. $200 million for Chapter 90 Fittingly, June is National Revere, MA 02151-9103. Items can also be faxed to Please call 1-800-733-2767 funding to help municipalities to fix it, more money than is 781-485-1403. The Sun Transcript also encourages Rivers Month, a 30-day gala now available. Over the past readers to e-mail news releases to or visit redcrossblood.org to complete road, bridge and in- celebrating our waterways. [email protected]. schedule an appointment. frastructure improvement proj- two decades, Massachusetts Whether you kayak past im- ects. The bill also facilitates communities have spent more Subscription Information portant Revolutionary War U.S. NAVY BAND the financing of $1.5 billion than $1 billion to eliminate The Winthrop Sun Transcript is published for highway projects and $200 sites on the Concord River, every Thursday by the Revere-based Indepen- CSOs. The federal Environ- dent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates “RHODE ISLAND million for rail projects at the hike over the Bridge of Flow- mental Protection Agency paid at Boston Ma. 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Advertisers will please throp Beach will co-sponsor a larger regional transportation federal funding to eliminate free concert of contemporary the gains we have made in notify the management immediately of any projects, they will create jobs CSOs, Mass Rivers is cham- errors that may occur. USPS NO. 526-560 rock music by the U.S. Navy protecting these important and spur economic growth,” pioning a simple sewage no- Band Northeast on Wednesday, said House Speaker Robert A. public recreational, economic irectory June 19 at 6 p.m. at Ingleside tification bill now pending D DeLeo (D-Winthrop). “These and historic assets. Park. The seven-piece band, before the Massachusetts leg- investments support our vibrant National Rivers Month, Marketing Director “Rhode Island Sound,” en- islature. Disturbingly, there is Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] tertains audiences with music economy by improving our however, is also a time to re- transportation infrastructure.” flect on what remains to be currently no state requirement Assistant Marketing Directors ranging from rhythm and blues to notify the public about the to classic rock. “Each year, the Legislature accomplished. The Massachu- Maureen DiBella - [email protected] Veterans Service Officer invests in Chapter 90 funding setts Rivers Alliance, the voice presence of sewage in the Legal Advertising to help cities and towns across Roseann Trionfi Mazzuchelli for Massachusetts rivers, is a water when these discharges Ellen Bertino - [email protected] the Commonwealth with crit- said, “We are honored to host statewide environmental ad- occur. Ad Design the U.S. Navy Northeast – ical improvements to roads, The legislation supported and I am once again proud to vocacy non-profit that helps Kane DiMasso-Scott “Rhode Island Sound” here by Mass Rivers would require Editorial in Winthrop. The tradition support this legislation which those whose lives are touched will help cities like Revere,” by these Massachusetts wa- the operator of a CSO to no- Stephen Quigley of traveling throughout the tify local boards of health, in Northeast provides residents said Rep. RoseLee Vincent terways (and we would argue, Reporters an opportunity to honor our (D-Revere). “I thank Speak- that’s all of us). Consider, for addition to the state Depart- Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] service men and women by er DeLeo, Chairman Strauss, example, pending legislation ment of Public Health, within Cary Shuman - [email protected] Boncore and the entire Trans- attending the concert. I look two hours after a sewage spill Seth Daniel - [email protected] portation Committee for their regarding sewage overflows forward to a beautiful night at around the state. Very old begins. In addition, the public John Lynds - [email protected] Ingleside Park and encourage work in crafting this bill that provides needed dollars to stormwater and wastewater could sign up to receive these Copy Editing, Layout all of our residents to join me notifications, by text, e-mail, Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates in honoring our service men help municipalities with road- systems serving municipal- way infrastructure.” ities in the state have what phone call or tweet. The state Business Accounts Executive and women.” Judy Russi - [email protected] Bring a blanket or chair and “The Commonwealth’s are called “combined sewage Department of Environmental Printer your dancing shoes. Some roads, bridges and arteries overflow” (CSO) systems. Protection would be required are our economy’s life blood,’ seating will be available. Through these CSOs, storm- to centralize all sewage spill Concord Monitor (N.H.) said Transportation Com- data and make it available on Established in 1974, Navy mittee Chair Senator Joseph water and wastewater systems Band Northeast is based on are physically interconnected. the internet. Signage would Boncore (D-Winthrop). These The Winthrop Transcript reserves the right to edit letters for space board NAVSTA Newport and appropriations approved to- At times of high precipita- be required at all public ac- is one of 11 official U.S. Navy and clarity. We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please day will go a long way toward tion, stormwater run-off goes cess points (for boating, fish- include your street and telephone number with your submission. bands worldwide, providing providing our municipalities into the wastewater system ing, beaches) near CSO out- The Winthrop Transcript publishes columns, viewpoints and letters musical support for military with the financial resources and overwhelms the water falls as well. to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to ceremonies, recruiting, mo- encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed they need to ensure our infra- treatment plants. To prevent National Rivers Month is rale and retention programs, structure is building toward are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. and community relations. these backups, wastewater – a time to shake off those in- Text or attachments emailed to state of good repair.” [email protected] are preferred. The concert is funded by a the sewage from your homes door blues and enjoy Mas- grant from Save the Harbor’s and businesses – is dumped sachusetts’ bounty of rivers. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 Page 7 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript ARTICLE 883 - THE CLIFF HOUSE - A RECORDED HISTORY OF CHANGE 20 years ago Association has rallied to the school days Wednesday eve- June 10, 1999 side of high school basket- ning at graduation exercises. The 125 members of the ball coach John Myers, who Winthrop Theatre was filled to 1 Winthrop High Class of 1999 was not rehired by the School capacity for Senior Class Day received their diplomas in Committee at its last meeting. exercises earlier this week. exercises held at Miller Field WTA Pres. Bruce G. Ross sent Winthrop’s first outdoor, this past Sunday. Class Mar- a letter to the members of the intertroop Boy Scout rally shal Ryan Turner led his class- association proposing that the was held at Ingleside Park mates onto the field. Dennis association make a formal in- with 1000 spectators on hand. Haskins, who plays Mr. Beld- quiry to determine why My- Troop 2 carried off first place ing on the TV show Saved ers, a high school teacher and in the competition. by the Bell, was the first-ever successful coach, has not been Dolores Del Rio stars in WHS commencement speak- rehired. Revenge at the Winthrop and er and urged the graduates to Vandals smashed 13 plate Dream Theatres. pursue their dreams. A total glass windows at the new se- of 80 percent of the grads will nior high school building this 100 years ago pursue higher education, with weekend on the eve of Sun- June 14, 1919 63 percent attending four-year day’s graduation. In order to provide better college programs. Richard Widmark and Lena transportation to the ferries Town Meeting concluded Horne star in Death of a Gun- from Rowe’s Wharf, the Bos- its business for 1999 at its fighter at the Winthrop- The ton Elevated Railway Compa- second session this past week. atre. ny has placed in operation a Although the members did not line of cars that run every sev- opt to approve a budget that 60 years ago en minutes between Rowe’s 2 would have called for Prop- June 11, 1959 Wharf and Hawley and Sum- osition 2 and 1/2 override, The 231 graduates of the mer Sts. This will enable they did approve a motion by WHS Class of 1959 received Cambridge and Washington Richard Milano that withdrew their diplomas in impressive St. tunnel passengers to trans- $70,000 from the Reserve ceremonies last night in Me- fer to surface cars for a ride to Fund account and placed that morial Auditorium. Class Rowe’s Wharf. sum into the School Depart- Pres. Malcolm M. McLean Fully 300 girls participat- ment budget. The school bud- presented the class gift on be- ed in the annual exhibition of get is facing a drastic shortfall half of the Class of ‘59. gymnasium in the high school in the department’s requested Kedso, the clown for U.S. under the direction of Miss budget, with school officials Keds sneakers, will visit Ar- Theresa Key. Each class gave predicting teacher layoffs for thur’s Shoe Store Saturday a splendid showing of exhibi- the coming year. in the Centre. Kedso promis- tion drills to the loud applause Winthrop Marketplace es a treat for every child who of the audience. opened its doors this week to shows up. rave reviews from customers. State Rep. Fred Baumeis- 110 years ago The market fills a void that ter, State Sen. Harold Cana- June 12, 1909 had left the town without a van, and Chamber of Com- The selectmen have opened One of the most enjoyable which passed through several fine of $25 per rock was levied grocery store when Liberty merce Pres. Michael Caruccio the bids for the proposed con- aspects of writing these “Then hands and finally became part on the builder. This resulted Market closed its almost two met with MDC Commissioner crete seawall on the easterly & Now” articles is when the of the City of Boston Farm in the owner electing to build years ago. Maloney on Monday and the side of Shirley St. just south complete history of a particu- in the 1850’s through 1880’s. the rest of the home of wood The Elks will conduct their outcome was an immediate of Great Head. The lowest lar site can be described from In 1885, Mr. H. H. Hutchins as a large cost saving factor. annual Flag Day parade and order for MDC work crews to bidder was shown to be a re- 1637 to date, and today’s ar- acquired the lot at the corner This ordinance has been con- exercises this Monday. make all necessary repairs to sponsible concern upon the ticle does just that. While of Cliff and Grovers Avenues firmed by our previous Town A group of 38 students the Winthrop Beach area. The selectmen’s investigation and Winthrop began as a small and constructed his home as Counsel, Joseph Harvey, and were sent home from the steps at Beacon St. and Gro- was awarded the contract. farming village in the early shown in the first Picture. Cliff one should be aware that it is WHS prom when it was dis- vers Ave. will be repaired; re- At E.B. Brown Dry Goods 1600’s, it developed slowly Avenue was so called because still in effect and the beaches covered that there were four sanding will take place in the store in the Centre, Winthrop having only four or five farms it originally extended around are not to be used as a source cases of beer on the bus that areas of Beacon and Tewks- High School banners and pil- and some minor businesses at Grovers Cliff (Fort Heath) and of rocks for homes, gardens, the group had rented to bring bury Sts.; and benches will be lows are the ideal graduation Point Shirley up through the down along the water on what fireplaces etc. Even today a them to the prom in North installed at the Highlands end gift, from 25 cents and up. early 1800’s. In 1844, there is today the low numbered number of people have had to Reading. School officials also of the beach. were only 25 buildings on our section of Nahant Avenue. pay this $25 per rock charge found beer in a van that had Tony Curtis and Janet 120 years ago total peninsula. Most of the Grovers Avenue was named in when reported to the police been rented by another group Leigh star in Houdini at the June 16, 1899 buildings in Winthrop have honor of Deanne Winthrop’s and the neighborhood home- of students. In addition, all of Winthrop Theatre. The High School will hold been built since 1870, when son in law of the Grover fam- owners still monitor such ac- the students were suspended graduation exercises in the the resort business began to ily. By 1896 the segment of tivity. In 1963 the hotel was from school for periods of 70 years ago hall of the building at 8 p.m. emerge, and these buildings Cliff Avenue, shown on the razed, as shown in the fourth three and five days. June 9, 1949 on June 20. The Grammar continue to exist today, some maps as going along the cliff picture, and the Cliff House Notting Hill, The Mummy, The School Committee has School will graduate its pupils with varying degrees of reno- was absorbed by the military Nursing Home was construct- and Analyze This are playing raised the age for the start of June 21 at 8 p.m. Supt. Al- vations. While there are sev- installation at Fort Heath and ed which existed until 2002. at the Showcase Cinemas. public school for first graders drich of Newton will speak on eral properties where the use the above home had been Today the Nursing Home is from five years, two months, the occasion. has changed once or even per- purchased by A.C. Pope who gone and this site has been de- 40 years ago to five years, six months, In view of the unusual haps a couple of times, very enlarged the building into the veloped into three lovely du- June 13, 1979 meaning that a child must be prevalence of smallpox in few have changed as much Cliff House Hotel, as depicted plex Town Houses. The center The 272 graduates of the five years of age before March neighboring states, the Massa- as the site being discussed in in the second picture. Many duplex building, which has WHS class of 1979 received 1 in order to start first grade chusetts Board of Health has today’s article. This site has functions such as weddings, been placed further toward the their diplomas Sunday at Mill- the following September. notified the local board of the seen a private home, a hotel, a as shown in the third picture, street from of the other two, in er Field. Gov. Edward J. King Twenty three local residents advisability of smallpox vac- nursing home and today three and banquets were held here. a small way depicts the earli- was the guest speaker. The received degrees from Boston cinations for all residents. duplexes all of which have Legend has it that the initial er Cliff House with a turreted class was led onto the field University in ceremonies held The new proprietor of the enjoyed a magnificent ocean house was built with rocks tower in the corner. This site by Class Marshal Maureen at Boston Garden Monday. Shirley Hotel has installed view. taken from the beach and that, is located diagonally across Matsumoto and Pres. David The Elks have planned a electric lights throughout the In 1637, William Pierce, per a Town Ordinance de- from the Winthrop Arms Ho- Higginbotham Jr. The diplo- gala Flag Day parade and ex- premises. The Casino is still who built the Deane Win- signed to protect our beaches tel and Restaurant. mas were presented by School ercises for Tuesday night. retained as an amusement hall throp House, owned this land from becoming mud flats, a Committee Chairman Donald Marjorie Main and Percy and bachelor’s quarters. Clayman, School Supt. Mi- Kilbride star in Ma and Pa chael Fortunato, and WHS Kettle and Clifton Webb and 130 years ago Principal John Domenico. Shirley Temple star in Mr. June 4, 1889 3 A porch at 26 Jefferson St. Belvedere Goes to College at A very small number at- collapsed Sunday evening, in- the Winthrop and State The- tended the town meeting. juring 15 persons who were atres. George T. Sleeper Esq., was at a graduation party. The in- chosen as moderator. The ar- jured suffered fractures and 80 years ago ticle presented by the school bruises. June 10, 1939 committee to double the size A 19 year old local youth The town’s Transportation of the Center school building has been charged with driving Committee has issued a state- was approved. to endanger after he drove his ment to the effect that it recog- The grand opening of motorcycle through a crowd- nizes that the Narrow Gauge Ocean Pier takes place on the ed school ground filled with Railroad, which is in bank- 17th. The tattooed king, the teachers and youngsters who ruptcy proceedings in federal hairy man, the Zula chief, and were outside for recess. court, no longer can continue Francilla the ariel wonder will Love at First Bite starring to operate and that bus service be the main attractions. There George Hamilton is playing at soon may be substituted for also will be a ladies orchestra the Kincade Theatre. the town’s commuters. and swimming, running, and The Flame of Friendship skating races. The rink has 50 years ago has been presented to the been refitted and furnished June 12, 1969 United States by Japan at the with 5000 pairs of skates. Ten The WHS Class of 1969 New York World’s Fair as a cents pays for the admission. received their diplomas Sun- symbol of the friendship be- The B.W. & S. Railroad day afternoon in traditional tween the two nations. had changed the name of exercises held at Miller Field. The local Elks will ob- Great Head station to Win- 4 Class Marshal Robert F. No- serve Flag Day on June 14 throp Beach station. lan and Pres. Kevin Roy led with appropriate exercises in The selectmen have re- their classmates onto the field the Elks’ auditorium at which ceived complaints from citi- before a throng of friends and many war veterans groups zens about several depreda- family members. will participate. However, it tions that had been committed Building Inspector Wilfred was decided not to have the the night before throughout “Bill” Bennett was honored usual parade this year. the town. There was an as- upon his retirement by the Merle Oberon, David Niv- sault upon a boy; the settees Town Hall Associates Friday en, and Laurence Olivier star at the Great Head depot were evening. Bennett has served in Wuthering Heights at the overturned; and signs were in that post for 22 years. As- Winthrop and State Theatres. changed. The selectmen pre- sociation Pres. David Foulkes viously had urged parents to presented Bill with a gift and 90 years ago control their boys, but now Board of Selectmen Chairman June 14, 1929 feel that leniency toward these Dick Dimes brought the greet- The 159 graduates of the boys who bring disgrace to the ings of the town. Winthrop High Class of 1929 town only encourages then to The Winthrop Teachers will bid farewell to their more boldness. Page 8 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 E-mail: [email protected] HAPPY FATHER'S DAY

For Dad Matthew, Love Petra For Dad Chris, Love Kayleigh For Dad Christopher, Love Mackenzie

For Dad Brian, Love Jack For Dad Peter, Love Charlotte For Dad Gary, Love Anthony

For Dad Natt, Love Kayleigh For Dad Noel, Love Carol For Dad Ryan, Love Jake & Emily

Brian from Nicholas For Dad Rashaun, Love Savannah For Dad Zachary, Love Stone

For Dad Nick, Love Ava For Dad Matthew, Love Oulen For Dad Steve, Love Lilah and Tom

For Dad Teddy, Love Olivia For Dad Harry, Love Andrew For Dad Damon, Love Payton E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 Page 9 Sports

WHS SPORTS ROUNDUP WHS LADY VIKINGS LACROSSE SENIOR NIGHT AT MILLER FIELD

seed with a 13-7 mark. VIKINGS PLAY WELL Last Thursday Winthrop grabbed a quick IN TOURNEY LOSS evening the Lady lead in the top of the first with Vikings of WHS Although the Winthrop a two-out rally. Bella Perrotti took to Miller Field High baseball team fell short singled and came around on a for the final game in its opening game in the Di- double by Stephanie Strangie. of the season, prior vision 4 North Sectional of Steph advanced to third on the to the start of the the MIAA state baseball tour- play at the plate to get Perrot- game the seniors nament, the Vikings played ti, but then was thrown out a of the 2019 girls well in a 2-0 loss at Boston home when she tried to score lacrosse team were English last Friday afternoon. on a passed ball. recognized for The Vikings entered the However, that would prove their efforts on the tourney as the 12th seed in to be the apogee for the Lady field. the 12-team D-4 North with Vikings’ effort on the day, a 6-14 regular-season record, as Matignon responded with while English was the fifth four markers in the bottom of seed with a 13-5 mark. the frame to move out to a 4-1 However, Winthrop had advantage that the Warriors high hopes of advancing in maintained the rest of the way. the tourney, inasmuch as the Winthrop scored single tal- Vikings had defeated En- lies in the third and fifth -in glish in both of their meetings nings thanks to RBI base hits Gabby Ford, with her parents, Monica and Chris and her family. during the season by scores of by freshman lead-off hitter 5-1 and 5-3. Summer Tallent. In the third, The contest was dead- Summer belted a tripled that locked at 0-0 entering the brought in a teammate who bottom of the sixth thanks to had walked and in the fifth, what WHS head coach Frank she singled home Sofia Vitale, DeMarco termed an “awe- who had tripled. some” pitching effort by Vi- The loss brought to a con- king senior captain Dan Gillis, clusion the superb WHS soft- who fanned seven opponents ball career of the three seniors and walked only one. on the team, Perrotti, Strangie, However, English put to- and Cali Peterson. gether three consecutive base “These three girls wore hits in the sixth to push across the Blue and Gold with its two runs that provided the great pride and will be sore- margin of victory. ly missed,” said WHS head “We had opportunities in coach Dave Guffey. “Bella multiple innings, but could was a four-year varsity starter not come up with the big hit,” who accounted for more than said DeMarco. “Our defense, Holly Vaccaro with her parents, Mary and Joe and her grandpar- 90 hits and 50 RBI. “ Grace Carleton with her family. ents. especially in the infield, was Perrotti will be continuing outstanding, with Cam Con- her softball and hockey career way, Ryan Skoczylas, An- at Salem State University next 24-HOUR gelo Robertson, and David year. DiCicco making multiple “Stephanie is the ultimate plays each. Catcher and se- utility player who played all MASSPORT nior captain Miles Albert was three outfield positions, along rock-solid behind the plate with pitching and playing at and Jonathan Applebee was second, third, and shortstop,” NOISE outstanding in center field.” said Guffey of Strangie. COMPLAINT LINE The contest marked the fi- “Stephanie was a pleasure nal game in a WHS uniform to coach who always put the 617-561-3333 for a large contingent of se- team first and who was - will niors. “Congratulations to all ing to do whatever was asked the seniors, Dan Gillis, Miles of her. Albert, Sid Albert, Jonathan “Cali was a three-year var- Applebee, Ryan Buccini, An- sity player who missed her gelo Robertson, and Chris- first year with a broken hand,” Emma Turner with Geoff and Liam Turner, Gemma and Gina DiMento. tian Natereno, for their four- said Guffey of Peterson. “She year efforts,” said DeMarco. started three years at first base “These guys played together and when she was not at first, just about year-round. They she was catching. Cali ended were close as a group and up with the highest fielding loved the game. They were a percentage on the team and special group.” was one of the most reliable players ever to don the WHS WHS SOFTBALL Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made uniform. SALE DAYS THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH, 2019 TEAM FALLS IN “The coaches have nothing TOURNEY OPENER but the greatest respect for the Grocery seniors and wish them well in Meat The 2019 season ended college,” Guffey added. 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The now graduated senior members of the Viking Boys Tennis Team and their coaches. Front Capt. Cory Cherico serves row: Captains Chris Finn, Cory Cherico and Sam Yarrow. Back row: Asst. Coach Andrea Martucci, during his match vs. Salem Andrew Angulo, Alessio Naco, Rilind Bytyq, Russell Nichols and Coach Marie Finn. that he won. Captain Chris Finn returns serve and takes his match.

Brothers, Capt. Cory Cherico and sophomore, Augustino Cherico enjoy the 5-0 win over Salem High School last Friday afternoon at the Winthrop home court.

PERROTTI RECOGNIZED FOR HER ON ICE EXCELLENCE

Senior Rilind Bytyq readies for his serve during his match Capt. Sam Yarrow took his match against Salem last Friday, to against Salem. bring the Viking wins to 13, a new school record.

New WHS school record holders of 13 wins, the 2019 Viking Boys Varsity Tennis Team.

Roundup // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9

young team with five soph- made great strides toward be- WHS GIRLS record, while Manchester-Es- For the last 4 years the winthrop high girls hockey team has omore starters and three oth- coming an all-star of the fu- LACROSSE FALLS IN sex was the fourth seed with a ers making varsity contribu- ture by making no errors on 12-5 mark. been fortunate to have one of the states premier defenseman STATE TOURNEY patrolling their blue line, and protecting their goalies. Bella tions, along with one junior the season. Peterson was next Coach Ben Cimmino’s Perrotti a 4 time all star, 2 time all conference selection, and a and two freshmen, “ said the in fielding percentage (.951), The Winthrop High girls squad had posted a 12-10 Shriners game elect has been so instrumental to the growth veteran coach. “The season followed by Perrotti (.925). lacrosse team, which last upset over fifth-seeded St. of the Winthrop Girls hockey program. Bella finished her high ended sooner than we were In the pitching department, week won the first-ever state Mary’s of Lynn in the first school hockey career as the team captain, and will go down as hoping, but with the ending of Vitale led team with 79 in- tournament contest in the pro- round, which earned them the one of the best ever at her position. Former Viking, and current the season, it is time to wish nings pitched, striking out 64 gram’s history, dropped a 16-6 right to face a Manchester/Es- Winthrop High Girls assistant coach Taylor Brown believes per- the seniors well and begin to opponents and earning five decision at Manchester/Essex sex squad which perennially otti is a very special player. “She is the perfect person for all the prepare for next year.” wins. Strange also made a fine in a quarterfinal matchup of is one of the top programs in younger players to look up to, and aspire to be”. Perrotti led the Lady Vi- contribution in the pitcher’s the Division 2 North Section- the state. Manchester is slated Bella will continue her hockey playing career at Salem state uni- kings in hitting with a .350 circle, tossing 30 innings with al of the MIAA state lacrosse to play in the D-2 North finals versity where she will remain a Viking. Vikings coach Anthony average, followed by Tallent 25 strikeouts, one win, and tournament. tomorrow (Friday) after hav- Martucci has always been impressed with Bella. “She came up with a .345 average and Ash- two saves. The Lady Vikings entered ing knocked off top-seeded through the system from u-10 all the way to high school, and ley McGonagle at .265. the D-2 North as the 12th seed Ipswich in the semifinals. she excelled every step of the way.” In the field, Rachel Farley with a 12-7 regular-season “Bella is a heart and soul kid, not just in the way she plays the game, but in her everyday life. She just cares about everyone”. Bella will be greatly missed as she has been one of our best players since she first took the ice as a freshman. “She is just one of those players that is irreplaceable, and we cannot thank her enough for all she contributed to our program”. Coach Martucci THIS NEWSPAPER IS 100% ORGANIC is excited to see how bella does as she continues playing hockey at the college level. “I am just glad she is playing her college hockey close by so that I can continue to watch her play”. PLEASE RECYCLE E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 Page 11

OBITUARIES Winthrop Senior Center News June 13 – June 19, 2019 Joseph Limone Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm www.town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging Retired machinist and longtime Winthrop Golf Thursday, June 13 Club member 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara Joseph A. Limone of South 12:00pm – Lunch Main St., Winthrop passed 1:00pm – Bingo away at the Massachusetts Friday, June 14 General Hospital in Boston 9:30am – Exercise Class on June 4. He was 87 years 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry old. Born in East Boston, the 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy beloved son of the late Susan 12:00pm – Lunch (Pagliccia) and Joseph Lim- Receiving the 100k for 100 program grant is (l) Daniel O’Leary, 12:00pm – Eats & Treats Café ($2; must sign up in advance) one, he was a resident of Win- CEO of Mystic Valley Elder Serivces (MVES), (m) Jan Brody, MVES throp for over 75 years and Development Specialist and (r) Jenny Vanasse, MVES Develop- Saturday, June 15 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy was employed as a machinist ment Director. Awarding the grant from the Cummings Founda- tion is Nancy Powers and Brendan Saunders. at United Electrical Controls Monday, June 17 prior to his retirement. He was 9:30am – Exercise also a long time member of her husband, Michael and Al- Mystic Valley Elder Services 12:00pm – Lunch the Winthrop Golf Club. len Conti and his wife, Ashley 1:00pm – Bingo He was the devoted husband and great grandfather of Scar- awarded $100,000 grant 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara of the late Clare G. (O’Brien) lett, Sawyer, Sienna, Nicho- las, Eden, Charli and Cade. Tuesday, June 18 and the loving father of Jo- Mystic Valley Elder Ser- ty. MVES was chosen from a 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy seph E. Limone and Coleen P. He is also survived by many vices (MVES) was recently total of 574 applicants during 10:00-11:00am – Blood Pressures Magee and her husband, John loving nieces and nephews. awarded a $100,000 sustain- a competitive review process. 10:00am – Arts & Crafts L., all of Winthrop and Leah The funeral was conduct- ing grant over a 4-year period “By having such a local fo- 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) M. Conti and her husband, ed from the Caggiano-O’Ma- through Cummings’s Foun- cus, we aim to make a mean- 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy 12:00pm – Lunch Thomas on Las Vegas, Neva- ley-Frazier Funeral Home, dation “$100k for 100” pro- ingful, positive difference in Winthrop on Monday, June 1:00pm– Art Class with Dawn da. He was the dear brother of gram. The grant was award- the communities where our the late Ralph Limone and his 10, followed by a Funeral 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal ed to MVES in support of its colleagues and leasing cli- wife, Vera, Louis Limone and Mass in St. John the Evange- Wednesday, May 19 his wife, Liz, Emily Sorren- list Church. Rev. Peter Grazia- Elder Independence Fund, a ents live and work,” said Joel 21-year program that makes it Swets, Cummings Founda- 9:30am – Exercise Class tino and her husband, Guy of no celebrated the mass and of- 10:00am – Vision Impaired Group Meeting Groton and Richard Limone fered prayers at the interment possible for low-income old- tion’s executive director. “We 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) and his wife, Lucille of Win- in the Cross Street section of er adults or adults living with are grateful for the nonprofit 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) throp; cherished grandfather Winthrop Cemetery. disabilities to receive an ur- organizations that assist and 12:00pm – Lunch of John L. Magee, III, Joanna To sign the online guest- gently needed item or service empower our neighbors, and 1:00pm – Delvena Theater Company Presents: Ann and Abby (free; book go to www.caggianofu- that helps them remain inde- we are proud to support their please sign up at the front desk) L. Hambling and her husband, 1:00-3:00p – SHINE Counseling (Appointment Required) Steven, Rachel Czerkies and neralhome.com. pendent and for which there efforts.” 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael is no other resource or way This year’s diverse group Frederic Casey to obtain the needed item or of recipients represents a wide Get the Senior Center’s monthly newsletter emailed to you. You service. variety of causes. The com- can now subscribe to have the Senior Center Newsletter emailed United Airlines retiree “This grant will be a tre- plete list of 100 grant winners to you each month. To sign up, go to www.town.winthrop.ma.us/ mendous help in maintaining is available at www.Cum- subscribe. Frederic J. of the late Rita M. (Doherty) our Elder Independence Fund mingsFoundation.org. *The June meeting of the Council on Aging has been resched- Casey of Ocean and the loving father of Paul and we are truly grateful for Located in Malden, Mass., uled to Thursday, June 20th at 10:30am, at the Senior Center* View St., Win- Casey and his wife, Denise the Cummings Foundation’s Mystic Valley Elder Services Job Opening for Part-Time Van Driver: The Winthrop Coun- throp passed of Groveland, William Casey support. Through their gen- is a non-profit agency that cil on Aging is looking for a part-time driver (16 hours/week) for its away at home on of Pelham, New Hampshire, Senior Van. The van provides round-trip transportation for medical June 8. He was John Casey and his wife, Eliz- erous gift, this award will provides essential home- and make positive impacts on the community-based care and re- appointments, shopping, trips to and from the Senior Center, etc. for 88 years old. abeth and Ann Casey, all of senior citizens in Winthrop. Salary: $12/hour. For more information lives of people in need,” said sources to elders, adults living Born in Winthrop and a Winthrop, Robert Casey and please contact COA Director, Kathryn L. Dixon at 617-846-8538. lifelong resident, he was the his wife, Gretchen of Pep- MVES CEO Daniel O’Leary. with disabilities, and caregiv- We are looking for a Spanish teacher to teach a weekly, one beloved son of the late Mary perell and the late Thomas The $100k for 100 program ers who reside in Chelsea, Ev- hour class. A stipend of $50/class is available. Please contact COA (Norris) and Arthur Casey. Casey and his wife, Carolyn supports nonprofits that are erett, Malden, Medford, Mel- Director, Kathryn L. Dixon at 617-846-8538 if you are interested. He enlisted in the US Army of Methuen; dear brother of based in and primarily serve rose, North Reading, Reading, Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call serving as a paratrooper and Paul Casey of Chelmsford Middlesex, Essex, and Suf- Revere, Stoneham, Wakefield the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the next reaching the rank of sergeant. and the late Arthur S. Casey; folk counties. Through this and Winthrop. Agency ser- day. Thank you! After his honorable discharge, cherished grandfather of John, place-based initiative, Cum- vices include coordination Computer Lab: The Senior Center computer lab is open Mon- he went on to work as a freight Ashley, Joe, Mike, Victoria, mings aims to give back to the of home care, transportation, day-Thursday: 9am-3pm and Friday: 9am-2pm. SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to agent at United Airlines until Alexandra, Shaelyn, Bren- communities where its com- Meals on Wheels, and in- his retirement. dan, Robbie, Ana, Ryan and help you with any health insurance questions you may have. If you mercial buildings are located, formation and referrals. For would like to visit with one of our SHINE Counselors, please call He was the devoted husband Sean and great grandfather of all of which are managed at more information, please call Landen, Logan and Audrey. the Senior Center (617-846-8538) to schedule an appointment. no cost to the Foundation, but (781) 324-7705 or visit www. Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning sessions TORF FUNERAL Family and friends are cor- dially invited to attend the its affiliate Cummings Proper- mves.org. with Betsy Duplin will be on Tuesday, June 11th and 25th from SERVICE 2:00-3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, or tablets, along visitation from the Caggia- Pre-need planning with our with your questions. Learning this new technology can open up a price protection guarantee. no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral whole new world for you. Arrangements made at our Home, Winthrop on Friday, Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the house? facility or in the comfort of June 14, from 9 to 11 a.m. fol- If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior Center? We put your own home lowed by a Funeral Mass in St. jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting the Senior Center. 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: John the Evangelist Church 320 Thank you! Deborah Torf Golden Winthrop St., Winthrop at 11:30 Amy Torf Golden a.m. Committal will be private. UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) Friday, June 14 (12:00pm): Eats & Treats Café. Sit back and M.L. Torf (1867-1940) Memorial donations may be made to the Joslin Clinic watch as a fresh fruit parfait with granola is prepared, and sample (617) 889-2900 atwww.joslin.org. the finished product. $2, sign up at the front desk. Limited to 10 For directions or to sign the people. (800)428-7161 online guestbook go to www. Wednesday, June 19 (1:00pm): The Delvena Theatre Company www.torffuneralservice.com caggianofuneralhome.com. Presents: Ann and Abby. Come meet “Ann Landers” and “Abigail Van Buren”! Learn about their lives, loves, and letters. 12th Anniversary Monday, June 24 (10:15am): Eats & Treats Café. Sit back and watch as brownie sundaes are prepared, and sample the finished product. $2, sign up at the front desk. Limited to 10 people. In Memory of Tuesday, June 25 (12:30pm): Winthrop Police-Senior Commu- nity Open Discussion. Tour the new regional dispatch/call taking Charles S. Fox center at the Revere Police Department. Transportation will be pro- 2007 June 14 2019 vided from the Senior Center. Space is limited, please sign up at the front desk. Monday, July 15 (10:15am): Taking Control of Your Future, a Legal Check Up with Attorney Michael T. Dwyer.

Those we love don’t go away UPCOMING VAN AND FERRY TRIPS They walk beside us every day All van and ferry trips cost $10. Van trips are limited to 8 people Unseen, unheard, but always near, and lunch is on your own. Still loved, still missed and forever dear. Friday, June 7: Ogunquit, Maine. Wait list only. Wednesday, July 17: Winthrop Ferry Harbor Cruise. Sign up by Friday, July 12th. With love, Friday, August 2: Portsmouth, NH. Sign up beginning July 1. Friday, September 13: Winthrop Ferry Harbor Cruise. Sign up Your wife Millie and Family beginning August 1. IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... UPCOMING TRIPS All types of services Flyers, with detailed information on each trip are available at the Senior Center. for all types of people. Saturday, June 22, 2019: Boat Cruise, Train Ride and Lunch MAURICE W. KIRBY in Essex, CT. Cost: $108 (includes lunch). Meal choice: Sautéed Some people prefer traditional funeral Chicken Breast or Sliced Sirloin. Wait list only. services. Others prefer cremation. Thursday, July 18, 2019: Granite State Chocolate and Wine Tour. Cost: $92. Visit Sanborn Candies in Hampton Beach and en- Some want an elaborate ceremony. joy a wine tasting at Flag Hill Winery, with lunch at Warren’s Lob- Then there are others who don’t ster House. Meal choice: Crab Crusted Salmon, Top Sirloin Steak, want any ceremony at all. When Ritzy Filet of Fresh Haddock or Seafood Casserole. it comes to funerals, there are Thursday, August 15, 2019: Jersey Boys at the Danversport as many options as there are Yacht Club. Cost: $122. Meal choices: Fresh Baked Schrod or Baked Chicken. people. And we take pride in Saturday, August 24: Bailey Island Cruise/Portland, Maine. FUNERAL HOME, INC. being able to say we offer them all. Cost: $114. Catching the ferry from Portland to Bailey Island, enjoy • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS a narrated two-hour cruise out to Casco Bay before docking at Bai- ley Island. Lunch at Cook’s Lobster & Ale House before stopping at • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA Portland Head Light. Meal choices: Fresh Lobster Roll, Broiled Had- • SERVING ALL FAITHS Caggiano dock Sandwich, or Chicken & Brie Sandwich. Sign up by July 23. FUNERALHOME CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION UPCOMING CASINO TRIPS 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 Casino Trips Cost: $29; sign up at the Senior Center. Please make (617) 846-0909 Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 checks payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. You must sign up by the www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. Friday before the trip. WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com June 25 – MGM-Springfield Casino (departs Senior Center at © adfinity© 8am); sign up by Friday, June 21. Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 E-mail: [email protected] FLAG FOOTBALL SUPERBOWL CHAMPS RPM Pay it Forward race brings the community together

By Kate Anslinger paid it forward to Jen Novia, fireworks. None of this would who was diagnosed with stage have been possible without Last Sunday, the parking lot 4 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma last our sponsors, RPM members of RPM Fitness, was packed July, and the I Like Mike and the community. Form with participants for the an- Fund, to benefit the family of all of us at RPM Fitness and nual Pay it Forward road race. longtime member, Michael the Hamilton family, we are From first-time runners to McDuffee. grateful for each and every competitive athletes, the par- “This year’s race had the one of you for your kindness ticipants all came to run for largest number of participants and generosity which will the same reason…to raise with 317 runners/walkers and certainly make a difference money for families in need. raised over $16,000,” said in many lives. We would like As in years past, the money RPM Fitness owner, Marie to thank all of our volunteers, donated will go to Winthrop Hamilton. “We will be “pay- staff, and Winthrop Fire and residents who are battling an ing it forward” to Jen Novia, Police for making this event illness or loss. This year, RPM the I Like Mike Fund, NF such a success.” Northeast, and the Winthrop

Members of the Patriots, the Winthrop Flag Football Superbowl Champions, are shown in the above photo. In the front row: Noah Araujo, Joey Rich, Ryan Cifuni, Tim Vargus. Back row: Head Coach Steve Rich, Jackson Andy, Dariel Echevarria, Brandon Cooke, Teddy Bailey, Kristian Cooke, and Assistant Coach Eric Mack. The game was played at Ingleside Park on Saturday June 1 with a winning score 58-44 against the Chargers. Barret Bestard, Bunny Bruno, Mark Hamilton, Marie Hamilton, and Danielle McLaughlin, work the registration desk.

WHS TENNIS BANQUET AT THE POINT SHIRLEY ASSOCIATION HALL

Photos by Kate Anslinger

The Winthrop High tennis team players were awarded for a season of hard work and dedication last Wednesday evening, June 5, during a banquet at the PSA hall. “Starting from the freshmen players to the senior players, you guys are all so talented,” said Coach Marie Finn, as she addressed the players. “I’m truly amazed by how much you’ve all improved in this short season.” After presenting team awards, Finn and Assistant Coach Andrea Martucci handed out class gifts. Freshmen were given jackets, sophomores received bandanas, juniors received racket cases, and seniors were gifted engraved key chains.

The team gathers for a team photo.

Coach Marie Finn and Assistant Coach Andrea Martucci.

Alessio Naco with Finn and Martucci. Sam Yarrow and Kevin Dorr receive doubles award.

Kevin Dorr is recognized as Captain of the team. Chris Finn is awarded as the Unsung Hero. Cory Cherico receives the MVP award. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 Page 13 Third Annual Freedom WHS GIRLS TENNIS SENIOR NIGHT Fighters 5K on June 21

By Kate Anslinger $35 on race day Youth Under 15 – $20 (no The third annual Freedom price increase) Fighters 5K will take place Military/Fire/EMS/Veter- on Friday, June 21 at 7 p.m., ans – $25 (no price increase) kicking off at Miller Field. Kids Fun Run: $15 (1 lap The race, which was initially around the track) started to thank Richard Hon- 1/2 Mile Walk (2 laps an for the ongoing care pack- around the track): $20 ages that he sends to troops Course: The majority of overseas, has become an an- the 5k run will take place on nual tradition for runners of the road with a 1/4-mile trail all ages and levels and raises by Lewis Lake. Both the start funds for the care package ne- and finish will be at Winthrop cessities and shipping costs. High School. Walkers, stroll- While Honan has been ers and dogs are welcome to sending boxes filled with participate. comfort food, toiletries and Kids Fun Run: This 1/4 treats to deployed service mile (1 lap around the track) members for several years, it is targeted for those 10 and wasn’t until three years ago under starting at 6:45pm. This that someone came up with an category doesn’t include a idea to help him raise funds race t-shirt. to allocate toward his small- 1/2 Mile Walk: This cate- town initiative. gory is aimed for those who Race Director, Ash- aren’t interested and/or can’t ley Steeves, thought it was complete the 5k distance and a no-brainer to give back are looking to come out and through her event business support the event. This cate- since her brother had been on gory does include a shirt and the receiving end of Honan’s post-race food. care packages while deployed Swag: Pre-registered par- The senior ladies of the WHS Tennis team were honored at a senior night during their last match. Shown above, Kirsten Griffiths with the Marine Corps. ticipants will receive a custom and Sofie Lafratta are pictured with their tennis coaches, Mr. Nickerson and Mr. Beck, team manager Frankie Fabiano, and Athletic “In the last two years we’ve race t-shirt unless otherwise Director, Matt Serino. raised over $3k that has been noted. directly allocated to Hon- Awards: 1st place over- an’s care package program,” all M/F finishers. Age group STUDENT HIGHLIGHT: said Steeves. “Charity runs prizes to the 1st M/F in each like this, have allowed many of the following age groups: smaller initiatives like Hon- 16-Under, 17-19, 20-29, 30- Katerina Thano stays local for college choice an’s to flourish through the 39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+. years. We welcome and en- (No Double Dipping) By Kate Anslinger Apart from sports, I was courage everyone, all ages, Post-Race Festivities: All the president of the math club and abilities to come out and participants will be treated to For Katerina Thano, it and the co-creator of the WHS participate in the run or walk dinner provided by Fuddruck- seemed like just yesterday STEM Club. on Friday night. We also high- ers. You will be requested to she was meeting her lifelong ly encourage pre-registration, choose your dinner selection friends on the kindergarten Any honors, awards? as the shirts are limited to the through the online registration playground. In the blink of an I have received the Presi- first 50 that sign up.” process. **Free food for any eye, the years passed and Tha- dent’s educational award for While you will see a lot of veterans that would like to no is already heading off to all four years of high school. veterans and first responders, join in the festivities. college in the fall. While some I have also been a part of the the race is intended for all Beneficiary: 100% of the of her classmates are traveling National Honor Society for levels, and is set in motion to net proceeds will be allocated far to get their education, Tha- the past two years. benefit a good cause. the continuation of the mili- no has decided to stay close “I love the fact that the tary care package program. by, and will be attending the After school job or out of community comes together Can’t make the event? But University of Massachusetts school activities? on this day to support my mil- would like to make a contri- Amherst to study Engineer- For the past few years, I itary care package program,” bution? Checks can be made ing at the Commonwealth have worked at a place called said Honan. payable Rising Reg LLC and Honors College. As she says Zumix as a youth sound tech- mailed to Rising Reg LLC, goodbye to her many seasons nician. I also love playing gui- Race details: co: Ashley Steeves, 147 Syl- of high school and middle tar! school track, she is looking Packet Pickup/Race Day van St. #10A, Danvers MA forward to the adventure that Who is your role model? Reg: 01923. In the check memo, please write: Donation to lies ahead. My role model(s) will defi- 5:30pm-7pm at race site. nitely have to be my parents. Packet pickup will be on race Freedom Fighters 5K. Why did you choose engi- They have encountered an day only unless otherwise not- Weather: This event will neering as your major? endless number of struggles ed. take place rain or shine! There I’ve always loved math and throughout their lives but have Fees: will be no refunds. science, so engineering is a somehow always managed to $25 until 4/30 Event Contact: High5EM perfect field for me to pursue put their kids first and provide $30 until 6/20 | 978-594-7050 | info@high- 5em.com as a future career. the best opportunities possi- ble. I will always be thankful What other activities for what they’ve done for me were you involved in while and wish that I could achieve Sergeant Mary Ellen Crisafi in high school? half as much as they have. Katerina Thano. earns Community Service Award Chief Terence Delehanty is ognize residents who support EARN ACADEMIC HONORS pleased to announce that Win- the department. WINTHROP STUDENTS throp Police Sgt. Mary Ellen "Sgt. Crisafi is a vital mem- Crisafi was recognized by the ber of our department for so CHAVIS NAMED dents who complete 12 or Colby Massa of Winthrop prehensive liberal arts institu- Massachusetts Association of many reasons, and I'm glad TO DEAN’S LIST AT more credits per semester and Olivia Robson of Winthrop tion located in Conway, just Women in Law Enforcement to see her earn the recognition earn a grade point average of To qualify for the Dean’s minutes from the resort area (MAWLE). she deserves for her tireless COASTAL CAROLINA 3.4 or higher are placed on the List, students must earn a 3.30 of Myrtle Beach, S.C. Sgt. Crisafi was recognized efforts on behalf of our de- UNIVERSITY Dean’s List that semester. GPA, have no incompletes, Coastal Carolina Univer- with the Spirit of MAWLE partment and the community," More than 2,000 Coastal About RWU: With cam- and have no grade lower than sity offers baccalaureate de- Award for Community Ser- Chief Delehanty said. "While Carolina University students puses on the coast of Bristol a “C” for the semester. grees in 73 major fields of vice at a ceremony yesterday none of her efforts are done were named to the Dean’s List and in the heart of Providence, study. Among CCU’s 25 grad- evening after being nominated with awards or accolades in for the Spring 2019 semester. R.I., Roger Williams Univer- CAPONE NAMED TO uate-level programs are 21 by Detective Dawne Armit- mind, she is absolutely de- That’s nearly 20 percent of sity is a forward-thinking pri- master’s degrees, two educa- stead, a friend and colleague serving of this honor and PRESIDENT’S LIST AT the student body with a grade vate university committed to tional specialist degrees, and of Sgt. Crisafi's for over 20 we're all proud of her." COASTAL CAROLINA point average between 3.5- strengthening society through the doctorates in education years. Sgt. Crisafi, who is a breast 3.99 for the spring semester. engaged teaching and learn- UNIVERSITY MAWLE recognized Sgt. cancer survivor, volunteers and marine science: coastal Of the dean’s list recipi- ing. At RWU, small classes, Nearly 770 Coastal Caro- Crisafi for her ongoing work her time by visiting with new and marine systems science. ents, 616 are freshmen, 444 direct access to faculty and lina University students were behind the scenes to make the members of her survivors The most popular undergradu- are sophomores, 477 are ju- guaranteed opportunity for re- named to the President’s List Winthrop Police Department group in order to provide ate majors are marine science, niors and 522 are seniors. al-world projects ensure that for the Spring 2019 semester. and the town a better place support to women in need. In management, exercise and An additional 774 students its nearly 4,000 undergrad- To be named to the President’s to work and live. A few years addition, she serves as a men- sport science, communication were named to the President’s uates - along with hundreds List, students must achieve a ago, she implemented a Good tor for her fellow department of law students, graduate and psychology. CCU boasts List for achieving a 4.0 GPA 4.0 grade point average (GPA) a growing array of internship, News Board as a way for members and provides sup- students and adult learners for the semester. CCU has a fellow officers to recognize port to families in the com- during the spring semester. research and international Among the students earn- - graduate with the ability to student body of 10,600. More importance of their positive munity who have lost a loved think critically along with the opportunities for students, as ing recognition on the Dean’s than 2,000 students were also well as numerous online pro- work, as well as a way to rec- one. practical skills that today’s named to the Dean’s List for List: grams through Coastal On- employers demand. Roger the spring semester, which Meghan E. Chavis, a Intel- line. Williams is leading the way means more than 21 percent ligence & National Security More than 10,600 students in American higher education, of the student body earned Studies major from Winthrop. from across the country and Coastal Carolina Universi- confronting the most press- recognition on either the ing issues facing students and around the world interact with ty is a dynamic, public com- Dean’s List or the President’s families - increasing costs, ris- a world-class faculty, and en- prehensive liberal arts institu- List. ing debt and job readiness. joy a nationally competitive tion located in Conway, just Of those on the President’s List, 141 are freshmen, 177 NCAA I athletic program, an minutes from the resort area inspiring cultural calendar, of Myrtle Beach, S.C. LOCAL STUDENTS are sophomores, 166 are ju- NAMED TO THE niors and 285 are seniors. and a tradition of community interaction that is fueled by BERNARD EARNS Among those named to the SPRING CURRY President’s List: more than 160 student clubs DEAN’S LIST HONORS DEAN’S LIST Francesca Capone, a Spe- and organizations. Thomas Bernard, of Win- Curry College is proud to cial Education Multi-Cate- Coastal Carolina Univer- throp has been named to the announce that the following gorical Premajor major from sity was founded in 1954 as Spring 2019 Dean’s List at students have been named to Winthrop. Coastal Carolina Junior Col- Roger Williams University, the Dean’s List for the Spring Coastal Carolina Universi- lege and became an indepen- Sgt. Mary Crisafi and Chief Terence Delehanty. in Bristol, R.I. Full-time stu- 2019 semester. ty is a dynamic, public com- dent state university in 1993. Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13

Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 13, 2019 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403 LOCAL STUDENTS RECIEVE HONORS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NAMES SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS EMERSON COLLEGE SISCAMANIS distinguish themselves as Each year the Winthrop ANNOUNCES GRADUATES FROM thoughtful leaders in business, professional and civic life. Chamber of Commerce and LOCAL DEAN’S LIST CALDWELL the Helen D'Alelio Family HONOREES FOR Kristen M. Siscamanis, LOCAL STUDENT Foundation / Dunkin Donuts of Winthrop, MA has grad- SPRING 2019 at the Bridge offer schol- uated from Caldwell Univer- RECEIVES DEGREE The following students sity with FROM QUINNIPIAC arships to three Winthrop have been named to Emerson a bachelor of arts degree in UNIVERSITY students. The Winthrop College’s Dean’s List for the Biology. She achieved Cum Chamber of Commerce is an Spring 2019 semester. The re- The following student re- Laude status with an overall organization representing the quirement to make the Dean’s ceived degrees from Quin- GPA of above 3.5. nipiac University during cer- local business owners and List is a grade point average Kristen is planning to study of 3.7 or higher that semester. emonies held in May: Kirby Dunkin Donuts at the Bridge in a D.P.T program.(Doctor of Paulson, of Winthrop Bache- Joy Freeman of Winthrop Physical Therapy), this sum- is a Winthrop business. majoring in Journalism. lor of Arts, Journalism The students had to answer mer.. About Quinnipiac Univer- Lilian McGrail of Winthrop the following essay questions: majoring in Stage and Produc- sity Quinnipiac is a private, If you were an entrepreneur tion Mngmnt. TRIANT GRADUATES coeducational, nonsectarian About Emerson College FROM THE COLLEGE institution located 90 minutes living in Winthrop, what busi- Located in Boston, Massa- OF THE HOLY CROSS north of New York City and ness would you like to develop two hours from Boston. The chusetts, opposite the historic The following local student in Winthrop and why? Where Boston Common and in the university enrolls 7,000 full- would it be located? How received a Bachelor of Arts time undergraduate and 3,000 heart of the city’s Theatre degree from the College of the would you finance it? Russell Nichol's sister, Emily, is shown recieving the Helen D'Ale- District, Emerson College ed- graduate and part-time stu- lio Family Foundation / Dunkin Donuts at the Bridge scholarship Holy Cross at its 173rd com- dents in 110 degree programs Applicants must reside in ucates individuals who will mencement on May 24. for him with Chamber Executive Director Betsy Shane. solve problems and change the through its Schools of Busi- Winthrop, MA. Nicholas R. Triant Jr., of ness, Communications, Ed- world through engaged lead- Winthrop (02152), received a ership in communication and ucation, Engineering, Health Bachelor of Arts degree, cum Sciences, Law, Medicine, the arts, a mission informed laude Nearly 700 students by liberal learning. The Col- Nursing and the College of received degrees this year at Arts and Sciences. Quinnipiac lege has 3,750 undergraduates Holy Cross, in exercises at and 750 graduate students is now classified as a Doctor- which prominent American al/Professional University, a from across the United States educator Jane McAuliffe, a and 50 countries. Supported recently created category by world-renowned scholar of the Carnegie Classification of by state-of-the-art facilities Islam and one of the senior and a renowned faculty, stu- Institutions of Higher Educa- leaders at the Library of Con- tion that recognizes Quinnipi- dents participate in more than gress, was the principal speak- 80 student organizations and ac’s commitment to providing er. About Holy Cross The high-quality professional and performance groups. Emerson College of the Holy Cross, in is known for its study and in- doctoral degree programs at Worcester, Mass., is among the graduate level. Quinnipiac ternship programs in Los An- the nation’s leading liberal geles, Washington, D.C., the also is recognized in Prince- arts institutions. A highly se- ton Review’s “The Best 381 Netherlands, London, China, lective, four-year, exclusive- and the Czech Republic. A Colleges.” The Chronicle of ly undergraduate college of Higher Education has named new, permanent facility on 3,100 students, Holy Cross Sunset Boulevard for its L.A.- Quinnipiac among the Great is renowned for offering a Colleges to Work For(r). For based program opened in Jan- rigorous, personalized edu- uary 2014. The College has more information, please visit cation in the Jesuit, Catholic qu.edu. Connect with Quin- an active network of 39,000 tradition. Since its founding alumni who hold leadership nipiac on Facebook at face- in 1843, Holy Cross has made Shown left to right Joe Gugino, Executive Director of Chamber Betsy Shane, , Christine Millerick positions in communication book.com/quinnipiacunews a positive impact in society O’Keefe, scholarship winners Patrick Sullivan, Mitzi Lawlor, Gary D’Alelio of Dunkin Donuts, Mary- and the arts. and follow Quinnipiac on by graduating students who Twitter @QuinnipiacU. ann Russo and Tom Hankard. WINTHROP PROFESSIONAL

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LEGAL NOTICE 4. Noncompliance of 1.”General Regulations” The permit has been 53, of which mortgage plan. Subject to and with LEGAL NOTICE of Sale contained in a HUSBAND AND WIFE certain mortgage given proposed structure restricting vehicles from denied for the following the undersigned is the benefit of all rights, ORDER OFNOTICE certain mortgage given AS TENANTS BY THE by James E. Skalbe to with respect to location parking in the front reasons: the present holder, by rights of way, easements, Docket No. by Thomas E. Coffey ENTIRETY from DAVID Sovereign Bank, dated of swimming pools yard. 1. Noncompliance of assignment from: appurtenances, 19 SM 002492 and Kristin M. Coffey G. REYNOLDS JR. AND September 20, 2005 minimum of 10 feet The public is invited proposed structure with Mortgage Electronic reservations. and To: The Heirs, to Mortgage Electronic KRISTEN M. REYNOLDS, and recorded in Suffolk Legal Notice #013-2019 from a side yard to attend, and interest respect to minimum front Registration Systems, restrictions of record, Devisees or Registration Systems, by deed dated MAY County Registry of Deeds Notice is hereby given in property line (section parties shall have setback of 15 ft. (Section Inc., as nominee for insofar as the same are Legal Representatives Inc. acting solely as 10, 2005 and recorded in Book 38116, Page 72 accordance with Chapter 17.36.040) location an opportunity to 17.16.020 J.1.) New Fed Mortgage in force and applicable. of The Estate of nominee for Green Tree MAY 11, 2005 IN BOOK (the “Mortgage”), which 40A of the Massachusetts The public is invited be heard. Copies of 2. Noncompliance of Corporation to Wells For title reference please Elizabeth L. Doyle Servicing LLC, dated 37049, PAGE 34 of was thereafter confirmed General Laws and to attend, and interest the aforementioned proposed structure with Fargo Bank, NA, see Deed recorded Mary Anne Thibodeau April 28, 2015 and official records. by a Confirmatory Chapter 17 of the Code parties shall have application and plans are respect to minimum left recorded on November herewith. Cindy M. Levins, recorded in Suffolk Commonly known as: Mortgage recorded at of the Town of Winthrop an opportunity to on file and available for and right side setback 4, 2013, in Book No. For mortgagor’s(s’) title as Personal County Registry of Deeds 36 GIRDLESTONE RD, said Registry of Deeds that the Winthrop Board be heard. Copies of inspection at the Office of 10 ft. (Section 52320, at Page 85 see deed recorded with Representative in Book 54472, Page WINTHROP, MA 02152 in Book 45549, Page of Appeals will conduct the aforementioned of the Town Clerk, Town 17.16.020 J.1.) for breach of the Suffolk County Registry of the Estate of 192 (the “Mortgage”) For mortgagor’s title see 38 of which mortgage a public hearing on application and plans are Hall, Monday through 3. Noncompliance of conditions of said of Deeds in Book 43726, Paul C. Doyle of which mortgage deed recorded with the Wilmington Savings Thursday, June 27, on file and available for Thursday during the proposed structure with mortgage and for the Page 147. Paula Angelli Ditech Financial LLC Suffolk County Registry Fund Society, FSB, doing 2019 at or after 7:00 inspection at the Office normal business hours. respect to minimum rear purpose of foreclosing, These premises will Aimee Cohen a/k/a is the present holder of Deeds in Book 37049, business as Christiana p.m. in the Joseph of the Town Clerk, Town Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk setback of 24 ft. (Section the same will be sold be sold and conveyed Aimee Doyle by assignment from Page 34. Trust, not in its individual Harvey Hearing Room, Hall, Monday through Winthrop Board of 17.16.020 J.1.) at Public Auction at subject to and with Lisa Doyle Mortgage Electronic The premises will be capacity, but solely as Town Hall, One Metcalf Thursday during the Appeals 4. Noncompliance of 12:00 PM on July 11, the benefit of all Marc Doyle Registration Systems, sold subject to any trustee for BCAT 2014- rights, rights of way, Inc., as nominee for Square, Winthrop, normal business hours. June 13, 2019 proposed structure with 2019, on the mortgaged and to all persons and all unpaid taxes 10TT is the present restrictions, easements, Green Tree Servicing Massachusetts, 02152, Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk June 20, 2019 respect to minimum lot premises located at entitled to the benefit and other municipal holder by assignment covenants, liens or LLC, its successors upon the application of Winthrop Board of W area of 5,000 sq. ft. 46 Wave Way Avenue, of the Servicemembers assessments and liens, from Santander Bank, claims in the nature of and assigns to Ditech Green Properties, LLC Appeals (Section 17.16.020 J.1.) Winthrop, Suffolk Civil Relief Act, 50 and subject to prior liens N.A., formerly known liens, improvements, Financial LLC dated July (Aaron Daigneault) of June 13, 2019 5. Noncompliance of County, Massachusetts, U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 or other enforceable as Sovereign Bank to public assessments, any 11, 2017 recorded in the property located June 20, 2019 proposed structure with all and singular the (et seq) Bayview Loan encumbrances of record and all unpaid taxes, Suffolk County Registry MTGLQ Investors, L.P. at, 174 Bartlett Rd., W LEGAL NOTICE respect to minimum premises described in Servicing, LLC claiming entitled to precedence tax titles, tax liens, of Deeds in Book 58210, dated September 19, Winthrop, MA 02152. street frontage of 50 ft. said mortgage, to have an interest in a over this mortgage, and water and sewer liens Page 113, for breach 2014 recorded in Suffolk The applicant seeks a (Section 17.16.020 J.1.) TO WIT: Mortgage covering real subject to and with the and any other municipal of conditions of said County Registry of Deeds permit to construct a 546 6. The public is invited The land in Winthrop, property in Winthrop, benefit of all easements, assessments or liens or mortgage and for the in Book 54409, Page sq. two story addition LEGAL NOTICE to attend, and interest Massachusetts, together numbered 20 Enfield restrictions, reservations existing encumbrances purpose of foreclosing 329; assignment from with a garage under. Legal Notice #015-2019 parties shall have with all buildings Road, given by Paul and conditions of of record which are in the same, the mortgaged MTGLQ Investors, L.P. The applicant also seeks Notice is hereby given in an opportunity to thereon, being now C. Doyle and Elizabeth record and subject to all force and are applicable, premises located at to Wilmington Savings to enlarge the third accordance with Chapter be heard. Copies of numbered 46 on Wave L. Doyle to Chase tenancies and/or rights having priority over said 36 Girdlestone Road, Fund Society, FSB, doing floor of the existing 40A of the Massachusetts the aforementioned Way Avenue, and being Manhattan Mortgage of parties in possession. mortgage, whether or Winthrop, MA 02152 business as Christiana Legal Notice #014-2019 General Laws and application and plans are shown as Lot 137 Corporation, dated Terms of the Sale: Cash, structure by constructing not reference to such will be sold at a Public Trust, not in its individual Notice is hereby given in Chapter 17 of the Code on file and available for on the plan entitled March 18, 2004, and cashier’s or certified a full dormer to the restrictions, easements, Auction at 12:00 PM capacity, but solely accordance with Chapter of the Town of Winthrop inspection at the Office “Plan of Ocean Spray recorded in the Suffolk check in the sum of rear and two smaller improvements, liens or on July 9, 2019, at the as trustee for BCAT 40A of the Massachusetts that the Winthrop Board of the Town Clerk, Town Lots, Winthrop Beach, County Registry of Deeds $5,000.00 as a deposit dormers to the front encumbrances is made in mortgaged premises, 2014-10TT dated June General Laws and of Appeals will conduct Hall, Monday through owned by Dr. Samuel in Book 34128, Page must be shown at of the structure. The the deed. more particularly 13, 2016 recorded in Chapter 17 of the Code a public hearing on Thursday during the Ingalls” dated 1875 by 145, and now held by the time and place of construction of the TERMS OF SALE: described below, all and Suffolk County Registry of the Town of Winthrop Thursday, June 27, normal business hours. Whitman & Breck, Civil Plaintiff by assignment, the sale in order to dormers will add an A deposit of Five singular the premises of Deeds in Book 56790, Joanne M. DeMato, Clerk Engineers, and recorded has/have filed with qualify as a bidder (the additional 715 sq. ft. of that the Winthrop Board 2019 at or after 7:00 Thousand ($5,000.00) described in said Page 260; assignment Winthrop Board of with Suffolk Deeds at mortgage holder and its living space to the third of Appeals will conduct p.m. in the Robert L. Dollars by certified this court a complaint mortgage, to wit: from Wilmington Appeals the end of Book 1275, for determination of designee(s) are exempt floor of the structure. a public hearing on DeLeo, Senior Center, 35 or bank check will be Real property in the City Savings Fund Society, June 13, 2019 bounded and described Defendant’s/Defendants’ from this requirement); The applicant also seeks Thursday, June 27, Harvard St., Winthrop, required to be paid by of WINTHROP, County FSB, doing business as 2019 at or after 7:00 Massachusetts, 02152, June 20, 2019 as follows: Beginning at Servicemembers status. high bidder to sign a permit to construct the purchaser at the time of SUFFOLK, State of Christiana Trust, not in p.m. in the Robert L. upon the application of W a point on Wave Way. If you now are, or written Memorandum of an in-ground swimming and place of sale. The Massachusetts, described its individual capacity, DeLeo, Senior Center, 35 Keith Heberlein of the as shown on said plan, recently have been, Sale upon acceptance of pool in the rear of the balance is to be paid by as follows: but solely as trustee Harvard St., Winthrop, property located at, 171 now called Wave Way in the active military bid; balance of purchase property. certified or bank check The land in Winthrop, for BCAT 2014-10TT to The permit was denied Massachusetts, 02152, Strand Way, Winthrop, Avenue, distant 427.54 service of the United price payable in cash at Harmon Law Offices, Suffolk County, MTGLQ Investors, L.P. due to the following upon the application of MA 02152. feet from Shirley Street, States of America, then or by certified check in LEGAL NOTICE P.C., 150 California St., Massachusetts with the dated January 10, 2018 reasons. Joan Matsumoto and The permit was denied NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S thence running Northerly you may be entitled thirty (30) days from the Newton, Massachusetts buildings thereon, being recorded in Suffolk 1. Noncompliance of Stephanie Marsan of the due to the following SALE OF REAL ESTATE on a line parallel with to the benefits of the date of the sale at the 02458, or by mail parts of lots 29 and 30 County Registry of Deeds proposed structure with property located at, 63 reasons. By virtue and in Shirley Street, one Servicemembers Civil offices of mortgagee’s to P.O. Box 610389, as shown on a plan by in Book 59215, Page respect to minimum left Loring Road, Winthrop, The applicant seeks a execution of the Power hundred (100) feet; Relief Act. If you object attorney, Korde & Newton Highlands, Whitman and Howard, 267 and assignment side yard setback of 10 MA 02152. permit to demo a pre- of Sale contained in a thence turning and to a foreclosure of Associates, P.C., 900 Massachusetts 02461- C.E.’S, dated October from MTGLQ Investors, feet (section 17.16.020 J The permit was denied existing non-conforming certain mortgage given running Easterly on a the above-mentioned Chelmsford Street, Suite 0389, within thirty (30) 1907, and recorded L.P. to Wilmington 1.) General Regulations. due to the following garage and 1 family by Anthony Benson to line parallel with Wave property on that basis, 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 days from the date with Suffolk Deeds Savings Fund Society, 2. Noncompliance of reasons. structure with a front Mortgage Electronic Way as shown on said of sale. Deed will be then you or your Book 5137, Page 118, or such other time as proposed structure with The applicant seeks a deck on two existing Registration Systems, plan, fifty (50) feet, attorney must file a may be designated FSB, doing business as provided to purchaser for bounded and described Christiana Trust, not in respect to no building permit to locate and lots at 171 Strand. The Inc. as nominee for New thence turning and recording upon receipt written appearance and as follows: by mortgagee. The may be altered to construct a paved single single-family proposal is Fed Mortgage Corp., running Southerly on answer in this court at description for the its individual capacity, in full of the purchase SOUTHERLY: by but solely as trustee exceed two- and one- width driveway and curb to be two- and one-half dated December 22, a line parallel with the price. The description of Three Pemberton Square, Girdlestone Road, about premises contained in for BCAT 2014-10TT half stories (section cut in the front yard of story with a foundation 2008 and recorded first mentioned line, the premises contained Boston, MA 02108 on forty-seven and 34/100 said mortgage shall dated February 9, 2018 17.16.020 J.) General the above referenced size of 1560 square feet in the Suffolk County one hundred (100) in said mortgage shall or before July 8, 2019 (47.34) feet; control in the event of recorded in Suffolk Regulations property. Approval was on lot 17. The proposed Registry of Deeds in feet, thence turning and control in the event or you may lose the WESTERLY: by land a typographical error in County Registry of 3. Noncompliance of denied in accordance to garage is to be two cars Book 44364, Page 314, running Westerly along of an error in this opportunity to challenge of owners unknown, this publication. proposed structure the Town of Winthrop with a foundation size as modified by a certain the Northwesterly line publication. the foreclosure on the eighty-eight and 81/100 Other terms to be Deeds in Book 59215, with respect to location zoning ordinance of 1170 square feet on modification agreement of Wave Way as shown Other terms, if any, to be ground of noncompliance (88.81) feet; announced at the sale. Page 270, for breach of swimming pools Chapter 17.20.050 lot 34. After review of dated February 22, on said plan, fifty (50) announced at the sale. with the Act. NORTHERLY: by lot #31 Ditech Financial LLC of conditions of said minimum of 10 feet Design of off-street the proposed plans, it 2018, and recorded feet, to the point of WELLS FARGO BANK, Witness, Gordon H. Piper, on said plan, forty-seven Korde & Associates, P.C. mortgage and for the from a rear property parking facilities appears that the garage with said Suffolk County beginning. Containing N.A. Chief Justice of this Court and 36/100 (47.36) 900 Chelmsford Street purpose of foreclosing line. (section 17.36.040) (B.) 1. (E) 3.B. Also, on lot 34 does not Registry of Deeds in 5000 square feet of Present holder of said on May 22, 2019. feet; and Suite 3102 the same, the mortgaged location Chapter 17.16.020 (C.) require any relief. Book 59390, Page land according to said mortgage Attest: EASTERLY: by the parts of Lowell, MA 01851 premises located at By its Attorneys, A True Copy lots 29 and 30 already (978) 256-1500 30 Fremont Street, HARMON LAW OFFICES, Deborah J. Patterson conveyed, eighty-six and Coffey, Thomas E., Winthrop, MA 02152 P.C. Recorder 39/100 (86.39) feet. 18-031843 will be sold at a Public Real Estate Transfers 150 California St. 6/13/19 Being said 6/13/19, 6 /20/19, Auction at 12:00 PM on Newton, MA 02458 W measurements, more 6/27/19 June 28, 2019, at the (617)558-0500 or less, or however W mortgaged premises, BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE 15710 otherwise said premises more particularly DP Wentworth LLC Chavarria, Ellen 41 Cutler St #2 $190,000 5/30/19, 6/6/19, may be bounded, described below, all and Manning, Kara Tarbi, Frank J 24 Elliot St $285,000 6/13/19 LEGAL NOTICE measured, or described. singular the premises W MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF Being all of that certain LEGAL NOTICE described in said Anderson, Michael W Deleidi, Stacey A 304 Pleasant St #3 $330,000 REAL ESTATE property conveyed to By virtue of and in mortgage, to wit: Merk, Maclane L Cimmino, Geri-Ann 67 Pleasant St #2 $740,000 By virtue of and in THOMAS E. COFFEY AND execution of the Power 6/13/19 execution of the Power KRISTIN M. COFFEY, of Sale contained in a W

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WINARC HOLDS DRISCOLL-MAHEGAN INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET AT MILLER FIELD

Photos by Liz Luti

WinARC held a Special Olympics competition – known as the Driscoll-Mahegan Invitational Track Meet - on Saturday, June 7, with the Winthrop Police at Miller Field.

The Olympians getting ready to walk in. Olympian Frankie winding up for his softball throw.

Officer Sean Delehanty with Tiny Olympian Hannah Tarpey some opening remarks about showing off her softball his brother Mike Delehanty, Olympian Erin with her amazing high jump. throws. who passed away earlier this year.

Olympian Jake is excited about his softball throwing. Olympians getting ready for the Men’s 100 yard dash

YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1890 Chelsea record Tiny Olympian Brady Tarpey is showing off his high jump skills.

Winthrop high school football players Chris, Mike, Pat, Ryan, Matt, Stevie and Bobby were out cheering our athletes on.

Members of the Delehanty Family were in attendance to remember Officer Michael Delehanty.