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Chelsea Night Market inaugural SENIOR PROM Council passes $181.5 million event planned for June 8 City Budget with reservations

Staff Report box said, “Vendors are still By Adam Swift water and sewer rates, not tax- being accepted for future mar- ation. How much awesomeness kets and there’s always room The City Council passed Several attempts were made can be contained within Lu- for more artists and perform- a nearly $181.5 million City to cut money from the budget ther Place? ers to join in. Our priority is Budget for Fiscal Year 2020 Monday night, but with the The people of Chelsea will to engage as much local talent Monday night, but not without exception of a $1,300 cut in soon find out as the first of a as possible. We’re excited by some dire warnings about the the Emergency Management series of five monthly events all the energy growing around financial future of the City by department budget, none of takes place downtown on Sat- the market and the new con- a few of the councillors. those efforts garnered a ma- urday, June 8, with the launch nections we’re making. This is The $181,486,465 budget jority. of the Chelsea Night Market. going to be epic.” passed by an 8-3 vote, with Among those failed efforts Presented by the City of Here, in the large parking Councillors Damali Vidot, Joe was one by Vidot to cut sala- Chelsea through its down- lot on Cherry Street behind Perlatonda, and Robert Bishop ry lines in the police, fire, and town initiative called Chel- the businesses on Broadway voting against the 3.7 percent planning budgets. sea Prospers and local events between Fourth and Fifth increase over the FY19 bud- Vidot proposed the $80,000 production company Jukebox, Streets, event visitors ev- get. The School Department’s cut to the planning budget, the Chelsea Night Market ery month will find the area $95.4 million commitment $50,000 to the police, and is an ambitious undertaking transformed with activity and comprises the largest chunk of $100,000 to the fire last year for a hidden corner of the something new to discover on the budget. as well, citing a top heavy ad- downtown that’s beginning to each visit. The Council also approved ministrative budgeting in the awaken. More than a dozen booths the Water and Sewer En- Police and Fire departments, Last year, GreenRoots took will feature local businesses, terprise accounts for FY20, and her displeasure with the the lead in the block’s trans- artists, merchants and com- bringing total City appropri- way the Downtown Coordi- formation by creating a color- munity groups. Merchandise ations to around $205 mil- nator position in the Planning ful mural with Chelsea artist includes both new, vintage, lion, but the water and sewer and one of the state’s top mu- thrift and handcrafted items. accounts are paid through the See BUDGET Page 2 ralists Silvia López Chavez on Jack’s Men’s Shop will the Chelsea Walk. highlight emerging brands for That pedestrian walkway men’s fashion, while Allen’s Councillors want guarantee on provides the entrance to the Cut Rate features a selection PHOTO BY MARIANNE SALZA next phase of the effort with of high-quality fragrances. Sheila and Carl DeStefano during the Eastpointe Senior Citizen soundproofing for MassPort money activation of the space through You’ll find hand-crafted -jew Prom last Friday, May 31. Scores of residents got dressed to the the City, might be a bit chal- the Chelsea Night Market. nines and enjoyed the afternoon at the prom. See Page 6 for By Adam Swift more photos. lenging. But, I feel with some Edwardo Chacon of Juke- See NIGHT MARKET Page 2 District 6 Councillor time, we can work out those Giovanni Recupero doesn’t details together in collabora- like some of the noise he is tion with the City Council.” Sun-Shining Moment hearing about a proposed But Ambrosino said the Massport-funded soundproof- funding proposed by the CHS graduation heads outdoors for 2019 ing program. Council is problematic, since Earlier this spring, Recu- the annual mitigation pay- That story starts and ends more family members. By Seth Daniel did at City Hall, on social me- pero and Councillor-At-Large ment cannot be directly used with having graduation un- Principal Alexander dia and in rooms with power- Roy Avellaneda proposed that for a specific program. The der what (hopefully) will be Mathews said the class is very The story of the Chelsea ful decision makers that will the City use $300,000 of the payment is considered a pay- bright blue skies and sunshine accomplished academically, High Class of 2019 won’t be define the 312 seniors who $600,000 annual Massport ment in lieu of taxes by the – as the class celebrates their socially and athletically, but complete with just a rundown will walk across the stage on mitigation payment to help state’s revenue department, year-long fight to get gradua- it has taken an extra step of of what happened in the hall- Sunday to collect their diplo- provide soundproof windows making it a general revenue tion back outdoors and open ways of the high school. mas and celebrate a journey for residents who deal with source that is deposited into up the celebration to many See GRADUATION Page 3 In fact, it’s what this class concluded. the whoosh of jets traveling to the City’s general fund. and from Logan Airport. “If the Council desires to But a letter from City depend upon this Massport Manager Thomas Ambrosino payment to help fund a sound- to the City Council states it proofing program at the level might not be that easy to auto- of $300,000 annually, it must matically earmark those funds appropriate the $300,000 sep- for a soundproofing program. arately,” Ambrosino stated. “I am not opposed to creat- “It can do that either in an an- ing some local grant program, nual Budget line item, or as an operated through our Plan- isolated appropriation from a ning Department, to provide source such as Stabilization or funding for soundproofing to Free Cash.” residents adversely impacted Ambrosino recommended by airport related noise,” Am- the City commit to appropri- brosino stated. “Deciding who ating $300,000 for the sound- Workers on Monday began cobbling together more than 20,000 hard plastic squares over the new Chelsea Stadium turf field to protect it for the first outdoor graduation in many years. The new situation was a hard-fought win for the Class of 2019, and will should qualify for such grants, See MASSPORT Page 2 likely define them for years to come, school officials said. Graduation takes place at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 9. and how to prioritize areas of Chelsea’s Jewish History Thousands report to work Ellen Rovner leads a tour of local landmarks The tour began at Katz owned Hawthorne Pharmacy Bakery, where legendary ba- - explained how Jewish immi- at Encore Boston Harbor gel maker Richard Katz spoke grants first arrived in Chelsea By Cary Shuman tory last Sunday and it was as of his shop’s history and gave in the 19th century. By Seth Daniel to move into the resort,” said if the esteemed chronicler had the group a lesson on how to “Chelsea has been a gate- President Bob DeSalvio. “We Chelsea has an expert on its turned back the clock to a time make a braided challah. way city since the 1840s when Monday marked the biggest now have 4,800 incredibly Jewish history and her name is when the city had a population It continued on Winnisi- the Irish came to work in the day to date for Encore Boston excited and enthusiastic em- Dr. Ellen Rovner. of more than 20,000 Jews. mmet Street where Rovner growing industrial sector,” Harbor and its crew of 4,800 ployees preparing to receive Rovner, who holds a Ph.D “Welcome to Chelsea, - who is the fourth gener- said Rovner. “I feel very con- employees as they reported our guests. This is truly a in Anthropology from pres- we want you to learn about ation of her family to have nected to them because their to work at the resort site for magical time in the building, tigious Brandeis University, the city’s rich history,” said lived in Chelsea and whose story is somewhat like my the first time, and existing as employees embark on new guided a group of 20 through Rovner in her opening re- father, Sam, a pharmacist, story. It’s a different history, employees and the executive careers that positively impact a tour of Chelsea’s Jewish his- marks. but they came with the same team moved into offices at the not only their lives but also challenges of not knowing the Encore tower. their families. I’m seeing a lot language, wanting adequate After many job fairs, inter- of smiling faces this week.” housing, decent employment, views, discussions and train- Employees have been busy and above all, a good educa- ings, approximately 4,800 ac- getting acclimated to their tion for their children.” tive employees were brought jobs for the past few weeks, Rovner spoke about Na- on board at the new Encore training in massive confer- than Morse, one of the first Boston Harbor resort casino ences off-site in local venues Jews who came to Chelsea in site on Monday, June 3 – the and in Boston function halls. 1864. Morse is credited with first day that work began in Monday marked the first day starting the first synagogue on earnest at the $2.2 billion re- they could begin training on- Winnisimmet Street, which sort, which opens June 23. site, getting their uniforms later became the Walnut It also marked the first day from the state-of-the-art cloth- Street Synagogue. for existing workers and the ing check system. “In 1866, the Kauffman executive to move out of their To date, Encore represen- Brothers came here and long-time offices at Station tatives said they have brought opened a hardware story for Landing and into offices at the on 4,800 employees, but they the immigrants who were resort tower. are not yet finished. coming here,” said Rovner. From shuttle drivers to They still have offers out “People were attracted to this blackjack dealers to employ- to another 700 employees, See AUTHORS Page 2 area because of the growing ee cafeteria chefs to Encore and are looking to employee industrialization - paint com- President Bob DeSalvio, most another 300 employees. That panies, box companies, print- everyone with a job to do at number includes dealers and Richard Katz, owner of Katz Bakery, welcomed Dr. Ellen Rovner and her group to his legendary Encore was on site Monday. others throughout the organi- bagel shop on the first stop of the tour focusing on Chelsea’s Jewish history. zation. See HISTORY Page 2 “On Monday, we were able

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East Boston Neighborhood Health Center and South End History /Continued from Page 1

Community Health Center announce intent to merge ing companies, and later rags and metal salvage (known as advancing affordable, accessi- Winthrop. EBNHC supports This week, in one of the ture. Our number one goal the junk business).” ble, high-quality care in com- more than 1,000 employees first mergers of its kind in is to strengthen high-quality She said Jews began to ar- munities that need it most. and handles 300,000 visits Massachusetts, East Boston care for this community in an rive in larger numbers in the We believe that welcoming per year – more than any oth- Neighborhood Health Cen- increasingly complex and vol- 1890s. SECHC into our organization er ambulatory care center in ter (EBNHC) and South End atile health care system that “By 1910, there were will benefit patients, staff, and New England. Community Health Center favors economies of scale,” 10,000 Jews in Chelsea,” said our communities.” South End Community (SECHC) announced their in- said Bill Walczak, CEO and Rovner. “Seven years after Post-merger, EBNHC will Health Center (SECHC) is a tent to merge after signing a president of SECHC. “We the Chelsea Fire (1908), 83 support approximately 1,200 comprehensive health care or- definitive merger agreement. have strategically considered percent of Chelsea’s popula- employees and more than ganization for all residents of Pending federal and state many pathways to achieving tion was foreign born – Irish, 100,000 patients per year with the South End and surround- regulatory approvals, SECHC this goal over the past sever- Jewish, Italian, and Polish.” Ed Medros, president of the an operating budget of $165 ing communities. Founded will become a part of EBNHC al years and are delighted to Rovner led the group to Walnut Street Synagogue, million, providing high-qual- with Manny Lopes remaining have reached an agreement in 1969, SECHC is commit- Chestnut Street where she ex- welcomes Dr. Ellen Rovner ity services and programs in as president and CEO. The with EBNHC that positions ted to providing the highest pounded on the history of Dil- to the historic shul as part of neighborhoods on both sides merger will add SECHC’s community-based care to quality, coordinated health lon’s Russian Steam House. the tour of Chelsea’s Jewish of Boston Harbor. 180-plus employees and thrive.” care that is both culturally “Lisa Rizzo has been run- history. 19,000 patients to the largest Manny Lopes, president The East Boston Neigh- and linguistically sensitive to ning this business since the classrooms, a kitchen, and a community health center in and CEO of EBNHC, add- borhood Health Center (EB- every patient, regardless of early 1990s and she’s been dining area. And the first floor Massachusetts and one of the ed, “Our organizations have NHC) has been a vital part race, ethnicity, sexual orien- doing a fabulous job,” said was a prayer area. The next largest in the country. SECHC shared a common mission for of its community for more tation, gender identity, phys- Rovner. “My father used to room over was a daily minyan will continue to provide com- decades and there is a lot we than 40 years, providing eas- ical ability, and/or income. come here. He would come room. prehensive health care ser- can learn from one another. As ily accessible, high-quality SECHC’s multi-cultural and here and see everyone he grew “The second floor is the vices in the South End. health centers, it is our duty health care to all who live and highly trained staff of 180- up with. It’s a strong sense of main sanctuary and it seats “As SECHC celebrates 50 to innovate and grow in fi- work in East Boston and the plus serves more than 19,000 community that Dillon helped 1,109 people – being ortho- years of service to the South nancially sustainable ways to surrounding communities of patients with an operating nurture and it still does. And dox, the men sit down below End, we also look to the fu- ensure we are preserving and Chelsea, Revere, Everett, and budget of $16.5 million. there’s a Ladies Night on and the women sit in the bal- Mondays. It’s a great place.” cony,” said Medros. “The ark Budget/Continued from Page 1 The tour continued on to was by Sam Katz, who built two former synagogues on 20 arks.” Chestnut Street and then to Leaving suitably impressed Department has panned out. ager Thomas Ambrosino to unsustainable. be stopped at some point.” the Walnut Street Synagogue by Medros’ presentation, the One of the biggest issues, have the DPW oversee a new “Last year, I voted against District 8 Councillor Cal- where President Ed Medros, tour group continued to be Vidot said, is that the Down- City Water and Sewer Depart- the budget because it was vin Brown said the council- who recently received the enlightened by Rovner at it town Coordinator has not ment, rather than contracting unsustainable,” said Bishop. lors have gone through a long “Mensch Award” from the moved on to Broadway and to been properly involved with for the services. “This year, it is even more budget process with ample Jewish Journal newspaper, the former home of the Chel- the small, local businesses in Those amendments also unsustainable … this can’t chance to make amendments heartily welcomed the group sea Hebrew School (diagonal- the city. failed. continue. It’s no surprise to or address their concerns to at the front door. ly across from City Hall). “We have to think about Councillor-At-Large Roy everyone that I usually oppose Ambrosino. Medros, as is his hum- The group walked down the future of this city, and (the Avellaneda also voted against certain spending. “I believe this budget is sol- ble and gentlemanly way, Washington Avenue to Cres- position) is leaving out a huge the cuts to the planning bud- “I’m against a lot of spend- id, well thought out, and well couldn’t have been more hos- cent Avenue and the former part of Chelsea,” said Vidot. get, noting several recent city- ing because I think it is not supported,” Brown said. “I pitable to the gathering who site of the Chelsea YMHA, a Perlatonda said he couldn’t wide events that have brought spent wisely,” he continued. know the investment we are yearned to learn about the his- Jewish community center that agree with an effort to cut hundreds of people to the “When is this going to end? making today is sound.” tory of one of the two remain- bustled with social and ath- $80,000 from the planning downtown area. I hope I am not around when Avellaneda voted to ap- ing Jewish houses of worship letic activities and was home budget when the Council Vidot noted that her amend- the bottom falls out, because it prove the budget, but said it is in the city (Temple Emmanuel to the famous Wild Animal didn’t take action to cut mil- ment was not a personal attack is going to fall.” the first time he has ever given on Cary Avenue is the other). Basketball League on Sunday lions of dollars from the De- on anyone, but added that City District 6 Councillor serious pause to voting in fa- “I grew up on Elm Street, mornings. partment of Public Works events would more appropri- Giovanni Recupero voted vor of a budget. which is now the dairy sec- The final stop was just budget. ately be funded in the Recre- for the budget, but said the “What I have seen during tion of Market Basket,” jested down the street at the Yeshiva Perlatonda made his own ation Department budget. City needs to seriously heed the last year with the budget Medros. “This building is 110 (school), where many young amendments looking for the In casting his vote against Bishop’s warning, noting that process is that I don’t think years old. The congregation students learned Hebrew and cuts in the DPW budget, the overall $181.5 million, other large cities in Massa- we are doing enough during is 132 years old. At one time prepared for their bar mitz- which would have effectively Bishop said the constant in- chusetts such as Springfield budget season,” he said. there were 21 synagogues in vahs. ended a request by City Man- creases in City spending are and Lawrence have seen the Avellaneda said there the city.” Because of Rovner, who economic bottom fall out. should have been more debate Medros added that the syn- is founder of the Chelsea “It can happen anywhere, about, and more information agogue burned to the ground Gateway Project, the tour of … and then we will have to provided about, the proposed in the Chelsea Fire of 1908 Jewish Chelsea has become start laying people off,” said change to the control of the and it was rebuilt. a must for historians and resi- Recupero. “We only have 1.8 Water and Sewer Department. “We still have the archi- dents past and present. square miles in the city, how He also noted that the bud- tectural drawings for the Rovner announced that much can you grow in our get will have to be paid for in synagogue,” said Medros. there will be additional tours city? October, when the Council “When they started out, they on June 26, Sept. 12, and Oct. “I am going to vote for the sets the City tax rate. put a school downstairs, two 24. budget because it is the right When that time comes thing to do now, but like Mr. around, Avellaneda said he Bishop said, we have to be- will have questions for the ware of the future, because the City’s Assessing Department, future is not too far away,” he which he said has been do- continued. ing a “terrible job” capturing Perlatonda said that the the true value of many larger Congratulate budget is rising without the properties in Chelsea. City doing enough to help “Across the board, there are its poorer residents through many, many, many buildings, things like tax and water and and these are large landlords, Your graduate sewer rate breaks. that are not paying their due “When is it going to end?” in this community,” Avellane- fh h f he said. “This budget needs to da said. Put Your Special Graduate’s Photograph Tour guide Ellen Rovner speaks to her tour group about the Massport /Continued from Page 1 many Jewish families who came to live in Chelsea during a stop With Your Message In Our on Winnisimmet Street. proofing program from Free have to wait and put it in Graduation Issue Cash whenever it is available, free cash?” Recupero asked. rather than making it a perma- “What kind of guarantee can nent part of the budget. the City Manager give us? I “I can see what the City want the City Manager to give This Size With Manager is saying, but this us some kind of guarantee that money comes to us direct the money will be used for Picture from Massport, we get it that purpose, not all of it, but a all the time, so why do we piece of it.” Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 25, 2015 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403 15 Winthrop graduates receive $25.00$237,000 from Facella Scholarships

By Cary Shuman niors,” said Macero. Class of The Facellas also donated Fifteen Winthrop High $13,000 to pay for students’ 2019 School graduates were the re- fees for the Advanced Place- Dr. Ellen Rovner’s tour group is pictured on the steps of the his- cipients of the first Norma and ment Exams. Paul Facella Scholarships at “OurCongratulations students and their par- toric Walnut Street Synagogue, Congregation Agudas Sholom. the Class of 2015 Commence- ents are extremely grateful to ment Exercises. the Facellas,”Lani!! said Macero. The scholarships, part of “We look forward to these a $6.5 million gift by the Fa- scholarships continuing for cellas, totaled $237,000 this many years.” Northeast Summer Camps year. An additional $90,000 in TheGood Town Luck Scholarship at UNH scholarships was also present- Committee, led by Marylou Camps are open to current Northeast students ed to the graduating seniors. Osborne,Your selects Friends the recipi - & Middle school students (grades 6-7-8) Superintendent of Schools ents. Candidates are selected John Macero spoke about basedat the on their Chelsea academic Record per- Ad Deadline is “pure generosity” of the late formance, an essay, extracur- Friday, May 31, 2019 Week 1: July 9-11: Norma and Paul Facella this ricular activities, and commu- week. nity service...... Boys and Girls Basketball: 8:00 to 12:00pm “Paul is a Winthrop High This year’s recipients of the School graduate andWrite he want ______- Facella Scholarships were: ed to see Winthrop High Carly O’Keefe, Michael Maz- Week 2: July 16-18: School students succeed and zone, Kathryn Fraher, Annie what better wayYour to make ______Mahoney, Sean Gillis, Maura ...... Football, 8:00 to 12:00pm sure that they succeed than Lanza, Poli Tsiotos, Juani- The Paul and Norma Facella Scholarship recipients are pictured at the Class of 2015 Graduation Exercises. Front row, from left, are by giving an endowment gift ta Saenz, Amy Sena, Chiara Carly O’Keefe, Michael Mazzone, Kathryn Fraher, Annie Mahoney, Sean Gillis, Maura Lanza, Poli Tsiotos, and Juanita Saenz. Back that every year Message will allow Powers, ______Joseph Bosco, Lucille row, from left, are Amy Sena, Chiara Powers, Joseph Bosco, Lucille Floyd, Scholarship representatives Marilyn Censullo and Vincent Week 3: July 23- 25: 15-20 scholarships of at least Floyd, Vanessa Dale, Michael Cabarretta, Supt. of Schools John Macero, Principal Matt Crombie, Vanessa Dale, Michael St. Jean, and Jake Chiudina. $15,000 to graduatingHere se______- St. Jean, and Jake Chiudina...... Girls Volleyball, 8:00 to 12:00pm (PleaseWinthrop put name on back ofHigh photo) School Class of 2015 Graduates Week 4: July 30- Aug. 1: Name ______The future of health ...... 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Kathryn Fraher, salutatorian for the Winthrop High School Class of 2015, delivers her remarks at the Commencement Exercises June 5 at the Larsen Rink at the Mike Eruzione Center. Fraher will be attending the University of South Carolina.

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Graduation /Continued from Page 1 U.S. Citizen extradited from Brazil to face wire fraud charges moving outside the school and School Committee and the A U.S. citizen appeared Allston and elsewhere. Mor- that Morris spent the proceeds advocating in the community. Council found a solution, but last week in federal court in ris’ position gave him access of the scheme on a lavish life- “It’s a class that more than it cost $175,000. Students ad- Boston after being extradit- to U.S. mail addressed to style that included year-long any I’ve seen is driven to show vocated that the expense was ed from Brazil in connection PBSd’s accounting depart- apartment rentals in New York leadership in a way that feels well worth it so that families with a $2 million wire fraud ment, including checks pay- City’s Greenwich Village and organized and professional,” could be together on what was scheme. able to PBSd. According to the Tribeca neighborhoods; the he said. “I’ve been really, re- a very big day. Christopher Morris, 48, indictment, beginning as early down payment, purchase and ally impressed with what I’ve And the City agreed. formerly of Lowell and Chel- as January 2008 and continu- upkeep of a waterfront condo- seen at Chelsea High this year This week, workers have sea, was extradited from Bra- ing through September 2012, minium in Chelsea; and luxu- – even in the face of discord been cobbling together 25,000 zil and arrived in Boston last Morris took more than $2 ry clothing, dining and travel, among the adults at times… hard plastic pieces over the week. Morris was detained million in checks under the including a $16,000 two-week They remained calm and seri- new turf field that will protect following an initial appear- guise of depositing them into South American cruise. ous even when so much was Jocelyn Poste, Salutatorian it on graduation and preserve ance before U.S. Magistrate PBSd’s bank accounts, but he The charge of wire fraud happening around them. It’s and Class President, and the warranty as well. Judge M. Page Kelley. In No- instead endorsed them to him- provides for a sentence of a very community-minded Deedee Elizabeth Hernandez, “I think these students have vember 2014, Morris was in- self and deposited them into a no greater than 20 years in ethic in the group. They are Valedictorian. realized the connection be- dicted on four counts of wire personal bank account. Mor- prison, three years of super- genuinely of a belief that what tween their growing academic fraud and 12 counts of un- ris allegedly used his access vised release, and a fine of they’re doing is best for the skills and their ability to in- lawful monetary transactions. to PBSd’s accounting system $250,000 on each count. The community and not necessar- fluence policy and important Since 2013, Morris had been to conceal the theft by, among government expects to move ily their families only. They goal, but then they ran into the decisions around the city,” he living in Uruguay and Brazil. other steps, fraudulently caus- to dismiss the charges of un- believe they are doing this for red tape of consumer affairs. said. “Seeing that connection The indictment alleges that ing credits to be issued to the lawful monetary transactions the future of the other classes That came in the form of is really motivating for stu- Morris, an accounting profes- accounts of customers whose under the Rule of Specialty, a behind them. That’s pretty im- the warranty of the brand new dents.” sional, participated in a wire checks he stole, and by caus- doctrine of international law pressive in a teenaged mind.” turf field at the Stadium where And those students, in what fraud scheme targeting his ing PBSd’s general ledger to that permits prosecution upon The Class of 2019 decided graduation would take place. is another one of the largest employer, PBS Distribution be altered to show that the extradition only as to charges early on that they wanted to be That warranty would be void, classes in several years (last (PBSd), a media distribution same customers had made authorized by the extraditing able to graduate outside, and it City officials learned, if the year had a record 344), will business with operations in payments. It is further alleged nation. wasn’t just to get some sun. graduation were held on the take the academic and advo- In fact, since the graduation field without and protections cacy lessons they have learned moved into the indoor gym, in place. this year to a number of great Night Market /Continued from Page 1 many family members have And those protections cost colleges, universities and nearly $200,000. been excluded from the cer- workplaces. elry by Beaded Inspiration regular at Boston's top clubs. The Chelsea Night Market School officials and City emony due to space reasons. Students will be attending and Sacred Soul Fire. Over at Among them is a band team is grateful for the sup- officials seemingly told the With larger classes and larger schools such as Dartmouth the booths for Dandelion Dis- headed by Bengisu and Tuz- port of the Chelsea Record as class members that it was a families, many parents found College, Tufts University, trict and High Energy Vintage cu. a media sponsor helping them good effort, but couldn’t be they had to go and watch the Boston University, Suffolk there’s a variety of vintage It’s impossible to describe to spread the word about the done. graduation on a telecast in the University and others. There items including old school their mix of Turkish-funk- upcoming event and to high- Leaders like President Joc- cafeteria. are also several full-ride Posse video games, nicnacks and rock, but it will definitely get light the new happenings of elyn Poste and activist Manu- Students in the Class of Foundation Scholars attend- clothing. a groove going. downtown Chelsea. el Teshe would not take ‘no’ 2019 didn’t think it was right ing schools such as Bucknell At Jukebox’s booth, show DJ Tempo Sauve’s upbeat For additional informa- for an answer. They began and fought back against that. University, Denison College, off your local pride with swag house electronica is gather- tion check out the Chelsea to fundraise and attend City “In some cases, relatives Union College, and Centre that shouts your love of all ing a strong following, and Night Market’s website at Council meetings to speak in traveled hundreds or thou- University in Kentucky. things 02150. Among the of- he’ll keep the energy going www.chelseanightmarket. favor of finding a solution to sands of miles to be there, Graduation will take place ferings are T-shirts and totes throughout the night. There’s com, the facebook event at their predicament. but weren’t able to be with on Sunday, June 9, outdoors emblazoned with Chelsea. a rumor some comedians https://www.facebook.com/ After a lot head scratching, the family in the gym,” said at the new Chelsea Memori- All proceeds are dedicated to from the recent show at Tu events/529915294079626/ City Manager Tom Ambrosi- Mathews. al Stadium at 1 p.m. – rain or supporting the next projects to Casa may stop by too. or contact at Mimi Graney, at no, Supt. Mary Bourque, the It seemed like an attainable shine. improve Luther Place. The performance highlight, [email protected] A variety of other tents will however, undoubtedly will Future dates include: feature community groups be the crew from the Bos- •July 13 (raindate 7/20) and artists. ton Circus Guild. They’ll be •August 10 (raindate 8/17) Test your aim with Archery roaming among the crowd to •September 21 (raindate NEW SIGNS PROMOTE LOCAL SERVICE Games Boston, show off what show off their amazing skills 9/28) you're proud of with the Chel- and costumes and then at 9:30 •October 5 (raindate 10/12) ORGANIZATIONS sea LGBTQ Coalition, and p.m., will take the stage for a CITY OF CHELSEA, MA play around with the team 20-minute fire performance Department of Planning from the Phoenix Charter that will top off the night. and Development Members of the three lo- Academy Chelsea. Serving as a backdrop to City Hall, 500 Broadway, cal service organizations re- Several local restaurants the main stage and to provide Room 301 · Chelsea, MA cently gathered to promote are on board with menus of a tangible reminder of the 02150 their clubs with their newly street food as well. market through the summer, Phone: 617.555.1708 · Fax: installed signs. Shown above Get a sandwich hot off the the wall of 456 Broadway will 617.658.6725 · Email: depte- are members of Zonta, Rotary grill from the chefs of Broad- serve as space for temporary [email protected] and Kiwanis along with Chel- way House of Pizza, nibble mini murals with new designs CITY OF CHELSEA, MA sea DPW surrounding one of savory Chinese food from appearing each month by lo- Department of Planning the new sign poles installed at Chung Wah, or sink your teeth cal artists. and Development a main entrance into the City. into an empanada from Pan y Café. 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ChelseaRecord PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley EDITOR IN CHIEF: Cary Shuman

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Forum CLASS OF 2019

Graduation Day is one of the few occasions that brings a smile to the faces of everyone in a community, regardless of whether they know a graduate. It is an occasion when all of us share in the joy -- and pride -- that graduation day marks in the lives of our young people. For older folks, graduation day recalls a time when we too, were young and full of life. However, graduation day marks a bittersweet moment for parents, friends, family, and teachers, as well the grads them- selves. As befits every turning point in our lives, it is a time of mixed emotions of joy, sadness, and reflection. Although the graduates and those close to them are looking forward to the exciting future that lies before them, they also will be looking back on the passing of their carefree youth and the experiences that have shaped their lives to this point. The young women and men who receive their diplomas no longer are considered “youths” in the eyes of the world. They are full-fledged adults who have been deemed ready to assume all of the rights -- and responsibilities -- that adulthood implies. The graduates, most of whom have turned 18, can vote, run for public office, enter into contracts, be tried fully as adults in the criminal justice system, and fight and die for their country. For the parents of the grads, watching their “little boy or girl” proceed to the podium to receive his or her diploma will be a poignant moment. No doubt every parent will be thinking of uest p d the sentiments expressed in the song Sunrise, Sunset from Fid- G O -E dler On The Roof: A Green New Deal of action meaningfully confront climate permits for the fuels they sell. needs to grow substantially – Is this the little girl I carried? By Jack Clarke change, the most urgent threat Revenues from the sale of the by 2021. Is this the little boy at play? Massachusetts needs its own of our lifetime, in their version permits would then go back to § Environmental, social I don’t remember growing older Green New Deal – but it needs of a Green New Deal – but it states for investments in public and economic justice princi- When - did - they? to be a deal of action. needs to be more than a good transit, electric vehicles, bike ples should be embedded in all When did she get to be a beauty? Although not a law but more idea. And it needs to pass. lanes, and other initiatives to newly passed state laws where- a resolution expressing the will Although the national Green reduce carbon emissions in the by the power of communities of When did he grow to be so tall? of the Congress on the necessity New Deal is admittedly a vision transportation sector – by 2021. color, low-income, rural, indig- Wasn’t it yesterday when they - were - small? to address the climate crisis and statement, the Massachusetts And if the regional approach enous, under-represented and economic inequality, the Green version should be a statutory set fails, Massachusetts needs to be non-English speaking residents Although economists these days tell us that the value of a New Deal, filed by New York of requirements with goals, tar- ready to go out on our own and in Massachusetts would be har- Congresswoman Alexandria gets, and reasonable dates that pass a statewide carbon fee. nessed to help eradicate envi- high school diploma is not what it was a generation or more ago, Ocasio-Cortez and our own move us forward in addressing § Improved solar options: ronmental racism and classism, the graduates should keep in mind, as they contemplate ventur- Sen. Ed Markey, was killed by the climate breakdown. allow net metering not just for to create healthy, and sustain- ing out into an uncertain future, that their mere presence on the the Senate in a vote following Our version should start Massachusetts homes but for all able communities – by 2019. podium has proven that they have the ability and the determi- no review and analysis by legis- with and include at a mini- non-residential solar facilities The changes we experience lative staff, no expert testimony mum, laws establishing: to free up Bay State businesses today, such as stronger storms, nation to achieve whatever goals they may set for themselves. or committee hearings, and no § Zero net carbon emissions, and communities to build more accelerated sea-level rise, and We came across a news item from one of our sister publica- floor debate. The message was meaning Massachusetts emits solar projects, create more jobs, intense heat are just the begin- tions, The Winthrop Sun-Transcript, from June 24, 1898. The clear: the U.S. Senate does not only the carbon emissions that and allow for millions of dollars ning of what should be expect- article, which reprinted the Class Ode for the Winthrop High want to discuss the climate’s it can capture or reabsorb – by of investments – by 2021. ed. 2050. § Create green jobs: Mobi- There needs to be a sense of Class of 1898, is as timely today as it was 121 years ago, and breakdown. So we at the state level will. § An annual increase in the lize the academic and research urgency on Beacon Hill when it sums up the feelings of all of us on Graduation Day. The name harkens back to amount of clean energy that assets of the Commonwealth comes to our climate emergen- the New Deal and its social and utilities are required to buy, to more fully contribute to the cy, especially as recent reports The years pass by in swift array economic reforms, and public leading to 100 percent renew- innovation economy and cre- from the Intergovernmental We cannot check their onward flight; works projects, undertaken by ables – by 2047. ate more green jobs. This will Panel on Climate Change and President Franklin Roosevelt in § Environmentally responsi- require increased investments the National Climate Assess- The moments that were ours today, response to the Great Depres- ble development of 6,000 mega- of private and state funds in ment warn we have only 12 Have passed forever from our sight. sion. watts of offshore wind energy, Massachusetts’ 114 colleges and years to figure out a solution The Green New Deal echoes and quickly scaling up from universities to research and ap- before things really start to fall Yet while the course of life moves by Roosevelt’s economic stimuli there. This is well beyond the ply advanced technologies in apart. incentives and adds plans for 1,600 MW required now – by the fields of deep-water offshore For my grandchildren, six We too, must never lag behind; renewable energy and resource 2027. wind energy, solar, carbon cap- year old Haley and her five year But work and strive as best we may efficiency. § A carbon fee: Massachu- ture and re-use, and long-term old brother Jack, who will be To aid and benefit all mankind. FDR’s New Deal was not re- setts and eight other states, high-quantity battery storage. teenagers in twelve years, it is alized in one bill in one year, along with the District of Co- This investment in education time for lawmakers to act, and but became law through var- lumbia, are presently partici- and innovation would unleash to act now. This we must do, or soon too late ious pieces of legislation over pating in the Transportation clean energy jobs. Although Jack Clarke is the director of We think in sadness of our loss, the first three years of his first Carbon Initiative that would there are 110,700 such jobs in public policy and government re- For “Each is Master of his Fate,” administration. Beacon Hill cap regional transportation the Commonwealth workforce lations at Mass Audubon. Though some must bear a heavy cross. lawmakers should also develop emissions and require fuel today, it’s still just 3 percent of wholesalers to buy pollution Massachusetts employment. It an ambitious multi-year plan to And when the race of life is run, This life that holds so much for each LETTER to the Editor Shall come the gentle words, “Well done!” As we at last the goal have reached. ALL ARE WELCOME part by generous support from us on Sunday, check us out the Chelsea this June, the spirit of Dear Editor, State Representative Dan Chelsea Night Market from Pride surrounds us. Come out We raise the flag in solidar- Ryan. For those who are able, 6pm-8pm on Saturday, June and join us at one, two, or all ity and compassion while we the Coalition will lead a pro- 8th. The LGBTQ Coalition of our events in the coming reflect on Pride and celebrate cession from City Hall to the will have a table so stop by week as we celebrate life, cre- the LGBTQ+ community Winnisimmet Lounge after and say hello! Before that, you ate new memories, and honor with our allies. Following the speaking ends, where we will can take a stroll through Win- those who fought for us to live Record event, all are welcome to join pass the Apollinaire Theatre, nisimmet Park, which now and love freely. helseaEstablished 1890 the LGBTQ+ Coalition at The which will be beaming with has a rainbow garden thanks LGBTQ+ Coalition C rainbow light for the month of to the generous support of the John Valinch Winnisimmet Lounge for an Advertising Legal Advertising after party, made possible in the June. 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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 6, 2019 Page 5 Encore debuted Neighborhood Runner SEN. MARKEY HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE AT CHELSEA COLLABORATIVE shuttle Monday in Chelsea, Everett Sen. Edward J. Markey guidance, rulemaking, and on the sweeping changes that held a press conference on informal directives that Pres- have been occurring without By Seth Daniel employees and guests, and it’s or to catch transit lines that May 30 at the Chelsea Col- ident Donald Trump has used fanfare, but with destructive great for Everett because it run near the new stops. laborative where he released to surreptitiously remake our consequences for America’s The new shuttle service gives them a new connection “Believe it or not, we have a comprehensive new report immigration system. immigration system and mil- throughout Chelsea and Ever- to the Silver Line for the air- picked up some passengers that “outlines the multiple ex- “This report seeks to pull lions of immigrants and their ett has launched, and dubbed port, Seaport and even South even though we haven’t ad- ecutive orders, memoranda, back the curtain and shed light families.” the Neighborhood Runner, the Station.” vertised the Runner yet to service began operating on The new Neighborhood the public,” Folk said. “Our Monday, June 3. Runner stops at Market Basket employees are aware of it “We started service on (Chelsea), then goes through and many are actually taking Monday, June 3, at 5 a.m.,” Everett to Everett Square (out- it to and from the resort. We said Jim Folk, director of side Braza’s), then to the GE had a good amount of people Transportation for Encore site on Air Force Road, and on Monday that used it. We Boston Harbor. “Now, it is finally to the Encore resort. expect more and more people running 24/7, 365 days a year. Employees reported to the as time goes on. I think it will It starts its route at the Chel- resort on Monday, and Folk really be successful.” sea Market Basket every 20 said the Runner has become The 26-passenger Runner minutes on the 20…I really popular already with the new is made by Grech, and has a think it’s going to be a suc- employees looking to get to lot of extras. cessful route. It’s great for our work from the neighborhoods, The interior has leather seating and large cupholders, along with plenty of space. It is 100 percent ADA compliant and also has video screens for entertainment. Folk said right now they are sticking to the four stops on the route, but he said they ar- en’t ruling out expanding the stops in Everett and Chelsea once the resort opens. “We think it’s a great, great From left, Katie Hernandez, who spoke at the press conference about her husband’s difficult alternative for the folks in Ev- experiences in the U.S. immigration system, Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy erett and our employees and Coalition Executive Director Eva Millona, Sen. Edward J. Markey, who is shown holding a new guests coming to Encore,” he report released by his office on the U.S. immigration system, Angelica Gonzalez-Garcia, who also said. spoke about her experiences in the immigrant system, and Chelsea Collaborative Chief Operating Officer Dinanyili Paulino.

POLICE Briefs By Seth Daniel and Paul Koolloian

PHOTO BY PAUL KOOLLOIAN On Monday morning, June 3, at approximately 12:45 a.m. Chelsea firefighters and Police re- sponded Summit Avenue opposite Quigley Hospital at the Soldiers’ Home for a report of a motor vehicle accident. Upon arrival they observed a minivan that had rolled over onto its side with the occupant who had self-extricated from the vehicle standing on the side of the road with a seri- Chelsea Police Chief Brian Kyes, Sen. Edward J. Markey, Chelsea Collaborative Chief Operating ous, but non-threatening, injury to his arm. The victim was transported by Cataldo EMS to MGH Officer Dinanyili Paulino, Supt. of Chelsea Schools Dr. Mary Bourque, and City Manager Tom -Am Boston. Chelsea Police are investigating the cause of the accident. brosino.

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EASTPOINTE REHABILITATION CENTER A TOUCH OF HOLLYWOOD

Photos by Marianne Salza

Live trumpet music played as residents and patients glam- orously walked the red carpet for their grand entrance into the dining hall during Eastpointe Rehabilitation Center’s Hol- lywood-themed senior prom on May 31. Friends and family danced to classic tunes, 1950s rock, and disco beneath golden stars. Attendees received floral corsages and socialized as they sipped juice in champagne glasses and enjoyed Italian pastries.

Tella, Cita, Anna and Benny.

Doreen Lopez and her grandson, Anthony Soares.

Josephine “Chicky” Navaro and Richard LeBrun.

Michele Fiquaia, administrator, and Barbara Josephine Danieli and Tuavan Aaron, activities assistant. Galajda, director of recreation.

Ellen Russell dancing to “Hey Good Looking” with a patient’s family member.

Dolly and Oscar.

Rep. Dan Ryan and Ericia Auqisfin. Marty Salza, 97-years-old.

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CHELSEA FIRE DEPARTMENT MEMORIAL SUNDAY Photos by Paul Koolloian

The Chelsea Fire Department held its annual Firefighter Sunday on June 2 to honor those firefighters who passed away over the last year. The annual ceremony is held at the Chelsea Fire Memorial in Fay Square. Those honored were: FF John H. Chiaradonna (June 11, 2018) • Capt. Edward Houghton (Aug. 11, 2018) • Capt. William Hubner (Sept. 12, 2018) • FF Herbert Delaney (Nov. 17, 2018) • FF Frank Murphy (Jan. 16, 2019)

Master of Arms for the cere- mony, Acting Lt. Robert Better.

Future Firefighter Jackson Better, son of Acting Lt. Robert Better, and grandson of retired Chief Robert Better Jr.

State Rep. Dan Ryan. Chelsea Firefighters assembled.

Mrs. Jean Delaney places a rose on the Firefighters Memo- Firefighters David and Robert Delaney escorting their moth- Firefighter Cristian Avellaneda rial in memory of her husband Chief Leonard Albanese Jr. Deputy Chief er, Jean Delaney, to place a rose in honor the late Retired and Gary Poulin salute the Firefighter Herbert Delaney. addressing the crowd. Michael Masucci. Firefighter Herbert J. Delaney. flag.

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Page 8 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 6, 2019 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 GREEN ROOTS HOLDS THIRD ANNUAL MEETING SPREADING LIGHT Photos and story by Marianne Salza ducing 1,100 tons of produce to feed the city’s residents. GreenRoots held its third They advocated for climate re- annual meeting, Burritos & silience measures, conducted Margaritas on the Creek, on research on gentrification and May 23, to celebrate the suc- displacement, and have trav- cesses of the year. Members eled throughout the country, described community victo- serving on civil rights, trans- ries, city improvements, pub- portation, and environmental lic health, youth leadership, boards and committees. and spreading their mission of “As a movement, we are achieving greater social and celebrating our 25th anni- environmental justice across versary of fighting for social the nation. and environmental justice,” “I’m fortunate to have one Kimberly Salazar, Juan E. Bonilla, Jr., and Gabby Cartegena. of the best teams on the plan- explained Bongiovanni. “We et,” said Roseann Bongiovan- want to make sure that we win Yaritza Morales Gonzalez, Resource Manager, and Leilani ni, executive director. “We’ve these battles. We’ll all be here Mroczkowski, Foot Justice Organizer/Youth Coordinator. made amazing accomplish- together. It’s the power of the ments in Chelsea and sur- people.” rounding communities.” Join GreenRoots for a Green Roots intervened breakfast to discuss residents’ in the building of the Ever- visions of Chelsea Creek on source Electrical Substation, June 1, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., at the and built Chelsea’s first urban Mary Burke Complex, 300 farm, which is capable of pro- Crescent Ave.

City Council President Damali Vidot enjoying an evening with Rafael Mares, of Neighborhood Developers, Marcos Luna, and friends and margaritas. John Walkie.

Karl Allen and City Manager Tom Ambrosino, wearing listening devices that provided equal access to language interpretation.

Roseann Bongiovanni, Youth Staff: Katherine Zelaya, Stephanie Alvarado, Jasmin Lainez, Shakaya Moore-Perkins, Fernando Mazzoni, Mike Sandoval, and Cesar Cortez. executive director. Alanis Munoz, Jary Perez, and Bryan Hernandez.

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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, June 6, 2019 Page 9 75 YEARS AFTER THE “BATTLE FOR FRANCE” BEGAN Remembering Frank Charak, an American WWII Combat Hero

By Douglas Volk bragged. But the historical re- and loss of blood – the citation of his grandfather as cord speaks loudly about the pointed out that they were “in part of a high school He didn’t like to talk about courage and the dedication he keeping with the highest tra- history project, some his years as a medic in the displayed as the Allies fought ditions of military service and years back. U.S. Army. their way across France to- reflect great credit upon him- Now an infectious Not with his wife or his ward the heart of the Nazi self, his unit and the United disease physician in kids or his friends in Chelsea government in Berlin. States Army.” San Francisco, Jon- and Revere, where he grew up On the outskirts of a French The story of Frank’s hero- athan described how and spent most of his life. town called “Ingwiller” – lo- ism on that unforgettable af- his grandfather had Frank Charak. cated less than an hour’s drive ternoon in November of 1944 insisted that other He was a soft-spoken man, from the Rhine River border was beautifully told in 2005 wounded soldiers be and the dedicated husband with Germany – Frank Charak by a prominent New York evacuated before him, of Marilyn Saltzman Charak earned both a Silver Star and City attorney, since deceased, on that terrible after- (1928-2016). He was also a a Purple Heart for his bravery who’d fought alongside the noon – even though father, a grandfather and a as a medic who tended his fel- Massachusetts native at Ing- his own leg had been great-grandfather. Along with low soldiers while they were willer. Writing to Charak in a “shattered by a mor- his brother Nathan, he operat- engaged in deadly combat 2005 letter, Leonard H. Krim tar round” and was ed a neighborhood luncheon- with German machine-gun- remembered that “I was in the streaming with blood. ette in Chelsea for many years. ners. Severely wounded, he field bringing in some - casu Like Jonathan, I Located at the corner of Heard continued to help the injured alties when we got word that was pleased to be able and refused to be carried from and Spruce streets, the eatery you had been badly wounded. to honor my father-in- the battlefield. was known as “Joe’s Lunch” But as we approached you, law and all military The citation accompanying . . . and Frank Charak was the Germans opened up with a veterans, only a year Charak’s Silver Star notes that known to be so kind-hearted very heavy mortar attack. ago, by helping to con- the U.S. Army Medical Tech- that he often allowed those “I don’t think I have ever struct a nine-foot-high nician Fourth Grade from who were down on their luck been so scared in my life – “Heroes’ Wall” on the Chelsea displayed “conspicu- to eat lunch for free. hearing the shells leaving lawn of my company’s ous gallantry and intrepidity Frank worked a 12-hour the mortar, listening to them headquarters in Bid- day, often seven days a week. in action against the enemy coming down, exploding and deford, Maine. That while serving with the Med- He was a cheerful, friendly spraying us with debris. . . . As structure, covered with Frank Charak. man who loved to joke around ical Detachment, 397th Reg- an Aid Man, I’m sure you had decorative tiles, veterans’ hearts. Gentle and mild-man- with his customers. But he iment of the 100th Infantry that experience more often photos and their accompany- the Battle for France: rarely spoke to them about Division.” (https://valor.milit- than I, but it was devastatingly ing stories, honors the legacy nered, a good-hearted man Thank you! his service in the military, arytimes.com/hero/43948) fearsome.” of Frank Charak and several who was always the first to Douglas Volk, the recently or about the heroic role he’d After describing Charak’s Another tribute to Frank hundred other men and wom- volunteer to help his neighbors retired CEO at Volk Packag- played in the Battle for France “gallant actions and selfless Charak’s heroism that day en who served their country and friends, Frank Charak ing Corporation, is the author during the months that fol- devotion to duty” in helping to came from an unlikely source during wartime and peace- made a huge sacrifice for his of The Morpheus Conspiracy, lowed the Normandy Invasion evacuate wounded American – my own son, Jonathan Volk, time alike. country – and it’s a privilege a novel about the “curse” on June 6, 1944. soldiers from the battlefield who is Frank’s grandson, and Our family hero died in to be able to tell him, 75 years of modern warfare: www. Frank Charak never – in spite of his own wounds who wrote an “oral history” 2016, but he lives on in our after the D-Day launching of themorpheusseries.com.

OBITUARIES Richard Laft, Sr. Wayne Iacoviello Jeannie Vincenze Brown Mass Dept. of Transportation retiree Of Malden, formerly of Chelsea Jan. 12, 1942 — May 28, 2019 Richard Wayne J. Iacoviello of Jeannie Vincenza Brown "Richie" C. Laft, Malden, formerly of Chelsea, passed away on Tuesday, May Sr. passed away entered into eternal rest Satur- 28, at the Brigham and Wom- Monday eve- day afternoon, June 1 at Tufts en’s Hospital in Boston fol- ning, June 3 at Medical Center in Boston sur- lowing complications of lung the Massachu- rounded by his loving family. cancer. She was 77 years old. He was 64 years old. Born and raised in Chelsea, setts General Hospital in Bos- Born and raised in Chelsea, she was the beloved daugh- ton surrounded by his loving the son of the late Frank J. and ter of the late Charles B. and family. Florence M. (Giordano) Ia- Antoinette (Cognato) DeLeo. Born and raised in Chelsea, coviello, he attended Chelsea Jeannie attended local schools the son of the late Irene (Par- Public Schools and graduated and graduated from Chelsea agone) Laft, Richie attended from Chelsea High School, High School. Chelsea Public Schools and father of Gianna M. Laft and Class of 1972. Thomas Fay III, Scott Fay, As a young housewife and son in California. graduated from Chelsea High Julianna G. Laft, both of Lynn Throughout all of his work- Brian Iacoviello, Christopher mother, she settled in Tewks- She was the beloved moth- School, Class of 1965. and Monty C. Sullivan and ing career, he was a self-em- Iacoviello, Seth Oakley and bury, resided in the same er of Lorie J. Brown and Ed- ployed laborer. Tile setting, home for nearly 50 years and He enlisted in the US Army Madeline R. Sullivan, both of John Iacoviello, Jr. and by ward G. Brown, Jr., both of masonry work and landscap- devoted her life to raising her Tewksbury and Lorie M. Lon- during the Vietnam Era on Saugus and the beloved neph- many great nieces and great July 11, 1966. He was hon- ing are a few of the types of nephews. family of two daughters and ich and her husband, Mike ew of the late June Lynch. He work Wayne enjoyed and he one son in Tewksbury. Jeanie orably discharged on Aug. 24, Relatives and friends are of Saratoga, Calif.; cherished is also lovingly survived by worked until his illness a few cordially invited to attend worked as a lead receptionist grandmother of Michael Lon- 1969, and returned to the U.S. nieces and nephews. weeks ago. for Lawless Chrysler in Wo- Army Reserve to complete Wayne's visiting hours on ich II; dear sister of Josephine His Funeral will be from Wayne has been residing in Friday, June 7, in the Carafa burn for several years and re- Digilio of Lawrence, Pasquale his service obligation. Upon the Carafa Family Funeral Malden for the last 17 years Family Funeral Home, 389 tired for medical reasons eight “Pat” DeLeo of Groveland returning home from the ser- Home, 389 Washington Ave., but he was a former Chelsea Washington Ave., Chelsea years ago. She battled and and Charles P. DeLeo of Dan- vice, Richie began his career lived the life of a cancer survi- Chelsea on Friday, June 7 at resident. He will be greatly from 4 to 7:30 p.m. followed vers and former wife of the as an equipment operator for missed by all of his family vor for the past several years, 9 a.m. followed by a Mass of by a Funeral Service in the late Edward G. Brown, Sr. the City of Chelsea. After and friends. Funeral Home beginning at joining and supporting fellow She is also survived by sev- Christian Burial at Our Lady several years of working for He was the devoted father 7:30 p.m. Interment will be survivors at the Center for eral loving nieces, nephews, the city he grew up in, Richie of Grace Church, 59 Nichols of Christian J. Iacoviello and private. Cancer Care in Winchester. extended family members and began working for the MA St., Chelsea, at 10 a.m. Rela- the dear friend of Andrea During her life, Jeannie friends. Highway, now called the De- tives and friends are kindly in- Barbosa, both of New Hamp- TORF FUNERAL enjoyed walking in her trea- Funeral arrangements partment of Transportation. vited to attend. Visiting hours shire, the beloved brother of SERVICE sured neighborhood, going to were by Anthony Memorial Rosemary Oakley and her Hampton and Revere Beach- He retired from the State in will be held in the Funeral -- Welsh Funeral Home, Chel- husband, David of Tennessee, Pre-need planning with our es, spending time with family Home today, Thursday, from 4 price protection guarantee. sea. Interment was at Wood- 2004. Richie enjoyed his re- Margaret A. "Maggie" Fay of and friends, and long-distance to 8 p.m. Interment will be at Arrangements made at our lawn Cemetery, Everett. tirement by spending time Chelsea, Frank J. Iacoviel- calls talking with her grand- with his children and grand- Puritan Lawn Memorial Park facility or in the comfort of lo and his wife, Kathleen of your own home children. in Peabody. For those who Rowley, John A. Iacoviello “Meeting the needs of the families we serve.” He has been residing in wish, donations in Richie's 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: and his wife, Lourdes of Cal- Deborah Torf Golden memory may be made to St. Saugus for the last last years ifornia and the late Charles J. Amy Torf Golden ANTHONY MEMORIAL - but previously lived in Chel- Jude Children's Research Iacoviello; brother-in-law of Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) sea and Revere. As a kid, Hospital, Memorial Giving, Ruth Iacoviello of Wisconsin M.L. Torf (1867-1940) FRANK A. WELSH & SONS Richie enjoyed playing foot- 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, and the late Thomas F. Fay, Jr. ball in the City of Chelsea. He TN 38105-9959 or on-line at He is also lovingly survived (617) 889-2900 FUNERAL HOME by three nieces, Amanda Fay, often reminisced of his youth www.stjude.org. Peter A. Zaksheski Allison Oakley and Ange- (800)428-7161 and his famous game winning Type III Licensed Funeral Director la Brannigan; six nephews, www.torffuneralservice.com touchdown catch. Richie was 718 Broadway, Chelsea – 617-889-2723 – 617-884-3259 a late member of the American Carafa Family www.ChelseaFuneralService.com Legion, formerly in Chelsea. Funeral He will be greatly missed OBITUARIES by all who loved him. He was Home Inc. a beloved husband, father and All obituaries and death notices To place a grandfather, the beloved hus- 389 Washington Ave. will be at a cost of band of Sandra J. (Budney) Chelsea Laft of Saugus, with whom he $100.00 per paper. memoriam in the 617-884-4188 shared 47 years of marriage; That includes photo. devoted father of Chelsea Chelsea Record, Amy C-Almas Please send to Police Detective Richard C. William R. Carafa - Laft, Jr. and his wife, Jeanette please Funeral Directors [email protected] of Lynn and Serena D. Sulli- carafafuneralhome.com van and her husband, Tony or call 781-485-0588 call 781-485-0588 of Saugus; cherished grand-

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BRUINS Beat by Bob Morello CHS Roundup Bruins Hit the Cup Victory Lane STEPH SIMON WINS STATE CHS GIRLS PLACE The 2019 Stanley Cup Fi- missed 18 games with a knee team. Plusses one could hope Finn aptly reported in The CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND IN MSTCA nal is rolling along with the injury, plus periodic loss- for is another big game from Boston Globe, regarding the Chelsea High track and NORTH speed, pace, and excitement es, also due to injury during Sean Kuraly, and if Danton Bruins’ position of being in a field star Stephanie Simon with more ups and downs than the regular season, to Patrice Heinen is in the lineup, that 2-2 games tied situation fol- HEPTATHLON became the first girl in CHS the Cyclone roller-coaster ride Bergeron, Charlie McAvoy, he manages to contribute with lowing four games in a best of The trio of Jocelyn Poste, history to win a state cham- enjoyed by many years ago and David Pastrnak with a a big hit or scoring play, It’s a seven series. “They were tied, Stephanie Simon, and Ana pionship when she captured at Revere Beach. Games One freak hand injury. But, this is new day and the 2019 Bruins 2-2, with the Leafs in round Chang represented Chelsea the triple jump at Saturday’s through Four have had all the not the regular season, this is must find a new way -to ig one. They were tied, 2-2, in the High in the annual MSTCA thrills one could experience, as the Stanley Cup Final, and like nite the spark that could lead second round against the Blue All-State Meet that was held North Heptathlon meet that each team took a turn at victo- time, the SCF games wait for them to the 2019 Stanley Cup Jackets. Heck, when they won at Westfield State University. was held over a two-day pe- ry. For the Bruins, Games One no one. Players play hurt up Championship, if they wish to the Cup eight years ago, they Stephanie topped the field, riod on Monday and Tuesday. and Three were solid outings and down each lineup each earn a second Cup. The time trailed the Canucks (Vancou- which featured the best ath- – Games Two and Four were and every game, the time for for the Bs is now, when two ver), 2-0 and 3-2 in the series, letes from all divisions across As a team, the three girls both victories for the St. Louis healing has to happen during wins will make them Stanley and had to win Game 7 on the the state, with a final landing took home second-place hon- Blues. With two wins apiece, the games. This is not to say Cup Champions, and that this road. The Bruins are home for of 38’-7.25”, narrowly edging ors. Individually, Stephanie the bottom line is - this sev- that the Bruins cannot possibly team led by Cassidy, must Games 5 and 7 this time. The the second-place girl by less finished in third place overall. en-game series has now been beat St. Louis without Chara not worry about who is not advantage is theirs.” Ana placed 12th and Jocelyn reduced to a best of three. Of and possibly Grzelcyk missing playing, but rather doing the Among the obstacles the than an inch and the third- placed 27th out of 81 girl ath- concern once again is how the on defense, what is does say is job with the players who are Bs will continue to face in this place finisher by more than current injuries will affect the that the Bruins’ veterans must playing. Among Cassidy’s series, is the tenacious, hard six inches. letes who comprised 27 teams Boston lineup, presently two take the initiative and step up comments made over the last checks issued by the Blues, “This makes Stephanie at the meet. top defensemen, Zdeno Chara and take control. few days, “When we’ve been while they try to penetrate the the first Chelsea female state (broken jaw) and Matt Grzel- Among those expected to on our game, we’ve used our wall Jordan Binnington seems champion and the first state CHS SOFTBALL TEAM cyk (concussion), are ques- lead the way are Bergeron, speed skill on the forecheck, to put in front of him while champion for Chelsea since OPENS TOURNEY tionable, and a third defense- David Krejci – who has been turnovers, get inside as well. guarding the St. Louis net. It Bobby Goss in the 1970s,” man, Kevan Miller is gone for Who is willing to get in there all comes down to the pivotal SATURDAY said CHS head coach Cesar the season with a knee injury. and get the puck for them- Game Five tonight (Thursday "...Who is will- Hernandez. The Chelsea High softball Chara took a puck to the jaw in selves? That’s what it comes 8:00pm), when a loud, rock- team will open play in the Game Four, and is still under- ing to get in there down to at this time of year.” ing garden crowd will hope Simon also won another Division 1 North Sectional of going evaluation to confirm a and get the puck When asked about any lineup to witness a victory by Boston medal at the All-State Meet, broken jaw and the possible changes, Cassidy responded: and a 3-2 lead in games before placing fourth in the long the MIAA state softball tour- return schedule, and Grzel- for themselves? “The back end could have a heading back to St. Louis for jump with a leap of 18’-8.5”, nament Saturday afternoon at cyk’s name has been bandied That’s what it domino effect. Again, specula- Game Six. It would also be a setting a new Chelsea High 3:30 when the Red Devils host about as possibly returning to comes down to at tion, if we are out two D, Griz wonderful gift for Bruins Pres- school record in that event. the winner of the contest be- the ice tonight (Thursday) for this time of year.” and Zee, we might have to play ident Cam Neely, who will be Stephanie also placed 12th tween Boston Latin and West- Game Five. Having to play seven defensemen. Putting celebrating his 54th Birthday in the 200 meter dash. ford Academy. without Chara, and Grzelcyk guys in that haven’t played a (6-6-1965). Game Six will be Stephanie will be represent- Chelsea is seeded eighth could be disastrous for the invisible in this SCF series, ton.” As Cassidy mentioned, played at St. Louis’ Enterprise among the 24 teams in the D-1 Bruins. On the positive side, Brad Marchand, and Tuukka it’s all speculation, but a move Arena on Sunday, June 9th at ing Massachusetts this Satur- the team fared well when they Rask – who has to continue that could involve defensemen 8:00pm, with Game Seven, if day when she treks to Thorn- North. The Red Devils com- were without the services of his solid play… namely those – Urho Vaakanainen, Jeremy necessary, back on TD Garden ton Academy in Maine to pleted a fine regular season Chara for almost a month of veterans who were on the Bru- Lauzon, Jakub Zboril, or Ste- ice on Wednesday, June 12. compete in the New England with a 12-5 record and earned the regular season when he ins’ 2011 Stanley Cup winning ven Kampfer. Reporter Chad regional meet. a preliminary round bye.

FUN-damental Basketball Camp open to boys and girls in the local area

The annual FUN-damen- tween the hours of 9:00 a.m. School in Malden, will be the sphere where the camper will Each camper, who will re- place on the last day of the tal Basketball Camp, open to and 1:00 p.m. for boys and camp director. learn and have fun at the same ceive a t-shirt, certificate and camp, and parents and friends boys and girls in the local area, girls entering grades three thru The purpose of the camp is: time; and medal, will participate in var- are welcome to attend. will be held July 22-26, 2019 nine as of September 2019. • To provide all campers • To instill the spirit of the ious drills, scrimmages and For more info about the at the Immaculate Conception The cost of the camp is $100. with the fundamental tools to game into all campers, and in- individual contests. Special FUN-damental Basketball Parish Center, located at 59 Tony Ferullo, boys’ varsi- help them become better bas- spire them to continue playing guests will speak and share Camp, contact Camp Director Summer Street in Everett. ty basketball coach at Mys- ketball players; the game either competitively their personal basketball tips. Tony Ferullo: 857-312-7002 The camp will be held be- tic Valley Regional Charter • To create a positive atmo- or just for fun. An awards ceremony will take or [email protected].

LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICE COMMISSION the Tobacco Product Sales TO: MA, to consider an be held by the Chelsea on drawings provided ation, all general bids Cheryl Watson Fisher Permit of Chelsea Food Reynaldo Medina- Application for a Petro- Licensing Commission on LEGAL NOTICE with this summary of must be accompanied by City Solicitor Mart at 483 Broadway Torres a/k/a LEGAL NOTICE leum Storage License. Thursday, June 6, 2019, work. a copy of the Bidder’s 5/30/19, 6/6/19 relative to a violation of Renyaldo Medina- Hearings are conducted at 6:00 p.m., in the The estimated cost of the Certificate of Eligibility City of Chelsea C Chelsea Board of Health Torres and in English; if needed, City Council Conference work is $ 65,000.00 (DCAM&M Form) and Board of Health Tobacco Control Regula- Julia E. Munoz please bring a translator Room, Chelsea City Plans, specifications an Update Statement Public Hearing Notice tions Section D1, sale of And to all persons to the hearing. Hall, 500 Broadway, CITY OF CHELSEA and other Contract (DCAM&M Form). Notice is hereby given LEGAL NOTICE tobacco to a minor, 1st entitled to the benefit Re: Sabor Especial Foods CHELSEA LICENSING Chelsea, MA, to consider MASSACHUSETTS Documents may be ob- The certification category that a public hearing will offense. of the Servicemembers II, 390 Beacham Street, COMMISSION suspension or revocation NOTICE TO BIDDERS tained at the Purchasing of work is: Prime/Gen- be held by the Chelsea All Board of Health Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. Chelsea, MA Cheryl Watson Fisher of the license due to SECURITY UPGRADE Office, City of Chelsea, eral Contractor certifi- Board of Health on Meetings are Open to the c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Chelsea Licensing City Solicitor violations of M.G.L. c138 CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL, City Hall, Room 204, cation. Tuesday, June 11, 2019 General Public Boston Private Bank & Commission 5/30/19, 6/6/19 Sec. 69 and Chelsea 299 EVERETT AVE. 500 Broadway, Chelsea, Bids shall be made at 5:15 p.m., at the Re: Palmer Food & Fuel 6/6/19, 6/13/19 Trust Company claiming Notice is hereby given C Licensing Rules and Reg- CHELSEA, MASSACHU- MA, on June 5, 2019. on the basis of the Chelsea Public Library, LLC d/b/a EZ Mart, 177 C to have an interest in a that a public hearing will ulations Section 2.08(p), SETTS Copies of the documents Minimum Wage Rates 569 Broadway, Chelsea, Washington Avenue, Mortgage covering real be held by the Chelsea serving an intoxicated The City of Chelsea, for the project may be as determined by the MA, to consider revoking, Chelsea, MA property in Chelsea, Licensing Commission on LEGAL NOTICE individual as outlined Chelsea, Massachusetts obtained by email for the Commissioner of Labor suspending or modifying Chelsea Licensing LEGAL NOTICE numbered 38 Hawthorne Thursday, June 6, 2019 in Chelsea Police Report invites sealed proposals purposes of bidding from and Industries, Pursuant the Tobacco Product Sales Commission Street, Unit #3, of the at 6:00 p.m., in the #19-818-OF. Hearings from Contractors to the City of Chelsea. to the Provisions of Permit of Notice is hereby given 38 Hawthorne Street City Council Conference are conducted in English; install a new security Sealed general bids Chapter 149, Sections 26 Chelsea 7 Eleven, Inc., that a public hearing will Condominium, given by Room, Chelsea City if needed, please bring a transaction window for this project will be to 2W inclusive of Massa- 936 Broadway, relative be held by the Chelsea Reynaldo Medina-Torres Hall, 500 Broadway, Re: Tu Casa Restaurant translator to the hearing. system, security camera, accepted from eligible chusetts General Laws, a to a violation of Chelsea Licensing Commission on Re: Lama Entertainment, to Boston Private Bank Chelsea, MA, to consider Inc., 403-405 Broadway, CHELSEA LICENSING and access card reader bidders at the City of copy of which is attached Board of Health Tobacco Thursday, June 6, 2019 LLC d/b/a Populus & Trust Company, dated suspension or revocation Chelsea, MA COMMISSION hardware within the Chelsea, Purchasing to and is made a part of Control Regulations Sec- at 6:00 p.m., in the Tapas & Bar, 11 Everett October 13, 2005, and of Amusement/Enter- Chelsea Licensing Cheryl Watson Fisher vestibule space of The Office, ATTN: Chief the Contract. tion D1, sale of tobacco City Council Conference Avenue, Chelsea, MA recorded in Suffolk tainment License for Commission City Solicitor Chelsea High School Procurement Officer, City Bidders’ selection proce- to a minor, 1st offense. Room, Chelsea City Hall, Chelsea Licensing County Registry of Deeds violation of M.G.L. c138 Notice is hereby given 5/30/19, 6/6/19 Building. Hall – Room 204, 500 dures and contract award All Board of Health 500 Broadway, Chelsea, Commission in Book 38256, Page serving alcohol without that a public hearing will C In general, the work-- Broadway, Chelsea, MA shall be in conformity Meetings are open to the MA, to consider an Notice is hereby given 335, has/have filed with a license; violation be held by the Chelsea Per design drawings 02150 until 10:00 AM, with applicable statues General Public Application submitted that a public hearing will this court a complaint of Chelsea Rules and Licensing Commission on provided along with this E.D.T June 20, 2019 at of the Commonwealth of 6/6/19, 6/13/19 by Palmer Food & Fuel be held by the Chelsea for determination of Regulations Section Thursday, June 6, 2019 summary of work--shall which place and time Massachusetts. C for a Transfer of Retail Licensing Commission on Defendant’s/Defendants’ 2.11(a) and 2.11(c); and at 6:00 p.m., in the LEGAL NOTICE consist of but NOT BE they shall be publicly Performance, and Labor Package/Wines & Malts Thursday, June 6, 2019 Servicemembers status. violation of Occupancy City Council Conference LIMITED to: opened, read aloud and and Materials Payment License and Transfer of at 6:00 p.m., in the If you now are, or Permit. Hearings are Room, Chelsea City Hall, recorded for presenta- Bonds in the full amount LEGAL NOTICE location. Hearings are City Council Conference recently have been, conducted in English; if 500 Broadway, Chelsea, 1. Demolition of tion by the Awarding of the contract price will conducted in English; if Room, Chelsea City Hall, in the active military needed, please bring a MA, to consider an Appli- indicated masonry wall Authority. be required from the needed, please bring a 500 Broadway, Chelsea, service of the United translator to the hearing. cation for an Amendment Re: Fiesta Shows at vestibule space and A pre-bid conference will successful bidder. translator to the hearing. MA, to consider violation States of America, then CHELSEA LICENSING to current Amusement/ Chelsea Commons, 1100 all related materials, fit- be held for all interested The Awarding Authority CHELSEA LICENSING of Chelsea Licensing you may be entitled COMMISSION Entertainment License Revere Beach Parkway, tings, fixtures, finishes in parties on-site at the reserves the right to Re: Colwen Manage- COMMISSION Rules and Regulations to the benefits of the Cheryl Watson Fisher to include Dancing by Chelsea, MA the Main vestibule space High School, 299 Everett reject any or all general ment, Inc., d/b/a Cheryl Watson Fisher Section 2.09(e) and Servicemembers Civil City Solicitor Patrons. Hearings are Chelsea Licensing Com- (both vestibule space and Ave, Chelsea, MA on bids, if it be in the public Residence Inn by Marri- City Solicitor violation of Occupancy Relief Act. If you object 5/30/19, 6/6/19 conducted in English; if mission, June 4, 2019 security space). June 12, 2019 at 10:00 interest to do so, and to ott-Cheslea/Boston, 5/30/19, 6/6/19 Permit as reported on to a foreclosure of the C needed, please bring a Notice is hereby given 2. Construction of a AM, E.D.T. Attendance reject any sub-bid on any 200 Maple Street, C Chelsea Police Report above-mentioned proper- translator to the hearing. that a public hearing will new masonry wall and at this pre-bid conference sub-trade if it determines Chelsea, MA #19-1017-OF. Hearings ty on that basis, then you CHELSEA LICENSING be held by the Chelsea preparation for new is optional for parties that such sub-bid does Chelsea Licensing are conducted in English; or your attorney must LEGAL NOTICE COMMISSION Licensing Commission Bulletproof security submitting a bid. not represent the sub-bid Commission LEGAL NOTICE if needed, please bring a file a written appearance Cheryl Watson Fisher on Thursday, June 6, transaction window Each bid shall be of a person competent Notice is hereby given translator to the hearing. and answer in this court City Solicitor 2019 at 6:00 p.m. in the system and all related accompanied by a bid to perform the work as that a public hearing will CHELSEA LICENSING at Three Pemberton 5/30/19, 6/6/19 City Council Conference materials, fittings, deposit in the form of a specified or that less than be held by the Chelsea COMMISSION Square, Boston, MA C Room, Chelsea City Hall, fixtures, finishes in the bid bond, or cash, or a three such sub-bids were Licensing Commission on Cheryl Watson Fisher 02108 on or before July Re: Signature Breads, 500 Broadway, Chelsea, Main Vestibule space. certified check on, or a received and that the Thursday, June 6, 2019 City of Chelsea City Solicitor 15, 2019 or you will 100 Justin Drive, MA, to consider the appli- 3. Contractor shall install treasurers or cashier’s prices are not reasonable at 6:00 p.m., in the Board of Health 5/30/19, 6/6/19 be forever barred from Chelsea, MA LEGAL NOTICE cation of Fiesta Shows, new security transaction check issued by a for acceptance without City Council Conference Public Hearing Notice C claiming that you are en Chelsea Licensing for an Amusement and window system, millwork responsible bank or trust further competition. Room, Chelsea City Hall, Notice is hereby given titled to the benefits of Commission Entertainment License for counter, and related company, payable to the City of Chelsea 500 Broadway, Chelsea, that a public hearing will LEGAL NOTICE said Act. Notice is hereby given a carnival to be held July fittings, fixtures in both City of Chelsea in the Dylan Cook MA, to consider an be held by the Chelsea COMMONWEALTH Witness, Gordon H. Piper, that a public hearing will 18th thru July 21, 2019 vestibule space and secu- amount of five percent Chief Procurement Application for Alteration Board of Health on OF MASSACHUSETTS Chief Justice of this Court be held by the Chelsea Re: Tu Casa Restaurant at Chelsea Commons, rity space as indicated on (5%) of value of the Officer of Premises. Hearings Tuesday, June 11, 2019 LAND COURT on May 28, 2019. Licensing Commission on Inc., 403-405 Broadway, 1100 Revere Beach drawings provided with bid. Bid deposits will be 6/6/19 are conducted in English; at 5:15 p.m., at the DEPARTMENT OF Attest: Thursday, June 6, 2019 Chelsea, MA Parkway, Chelsea, MA this summary of work. dealt with as provided in C if needed, please bring a Chelsea Public Library, THE TRIAL COURT A true copy at 6:00 p.m., in the Chelsea Licensing 02150. 4. Contractor shall install Massachusetts General translator to the hearing. 569 Broadway, Chelsea, 19 SM 000405 Deborah J. Patterson City Council Conference Commission 6/6/19 new CCTV System, access Laws, Chapter 149, Sec- CHELSEA LICENSING MA, to consider revoking, ORDER OF NO- 6/6/19 Room, Chelsea City Hall, Notice is hereby given C control system, Intercoms tion 44B. suspending or modifying TICE C 500 Broadway, Chelsea, that a public hearing will and outlets as indicated To be given consider-

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