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Volume 34 Issue 11 Thursday, March 17, 2016 50¢ The passion that is Corcoran Companies, Irish step dancing UMass at odds over By James Hobin Reporter Staff university’s plans There are more than a few Dorchester natives who have childhood memories for Point properties of long hours spent under- going instruction for Irish By Bill Forry step dancing, Editor an art form A key Columbia Point characterized property owner is pushing by the sound of back strongly against the shoes striking University of Massachusetts the floor as a Building Authority’s plan to form of percus- immediately demolish the sion. For some empty Bayside Expo Center youngsters who have reached — now owned by UMass. a certain age, the refusal to Corcoran Jennison Compa- continue with these lessons nies is also raising new safety constituted the first act of concerns about a landmark Old Expo Center sign is an is- defiance against the author- sign tower on Mt. Vernon sue in negotiations between ity of their well-meaning Street that once promoted the Corcoran Companies and parents. The parents wanted exposition center. UMass, Boston. to preserve an Irish tradition, In a letter sent to state Bill Forry photo the children just wanted to building inspectors on March be American. During those 4, an attorney for Corcoran structure is allowed to proceed. times when dance crazes Jennison called for a meeting The letter states that the like the Twist, or the Funky between the parties before the company does “not oppose de- Chicken were fashionable, demolition of the Bayside Expo (Continued on page 12) Irish dancing seemed hope- lessly outdated. A generation later, River- dance came along and changed Greater Boston tally: things. The whirlwind success of that Irish dance troupe came as a shock to those who Clinton tops in cash, believed that Irish dancing would never make it into the Sanders in donors mainstream. Imagine how those same people felt when By Jennifer Smith An interactive city map they saw the fortunes flowing Lauren Milord, a resident of Jamaica Plain, performs in Kieran Reporter Staff released by RentHop on Jordan Dance company’s production of “Little Gifts” with set to Michael Flatley and other When it comes to dona- Tuesday listed political dona- designs by Vincent Crotty. tions by greater Bostonians tions to all candidates that had (Continued on page 11) Maryellen Malloy Photography photo to Democratic presidential been reported to the Federal candidates Hillary Clinton Election Commission by zip and Bernie Sanders, Clinton is code in both number and A mecca for fists and fitness winning the money contest by sum. Clinton leads the pack a large margin while Sanders with $3,261,226 raised from the bathroom door, checking is leading in number of donors, 2,703 donors across Boston, against a heart attack. I according to a neighborhood Cambridge, and Quincy. had just powered through breakdown by the data-driven Sanders, who leads in overall several sets of pushups, jump real estate startup RentHop. (Continued on page 3) rope, a little shadow boxing in a workout at the TMX Boxing and Fitness Center in Quincy. Three months after quitting smoking, my lungs feel weak and phlegmy. LaMonica assures me this From left, boxing aficionados Marty McDonough, Tony LaMon- happens,sometimes. “Splash ica, Billy Traft and Matt Traft partnered to open TMX Boxing on some water,” he suggests. in 2015. Caleb Nelson photo “Take a drink. Cool down.” there moving my muscles like LaMonica has been fighting Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton debating in New Hampshire By Caleb Nelson in January. AP photo Reporter Correspondent the rest of them, but I should since he was six, boxed in his first match when he was eight, The thunder of 44 fists on have drunk more water an Parade to travel canvas competes with the hour before I agreed to “train and has been best friends with Traft since they were traditional route bass-heavy hip hop in Billy like a fighter.” My arms hang Taking the side of the South Traft’s gym. “I’m noddin’ on limp at my sides. My blood 14. They started sparring together in high school at Don Boston Allied War Veterans beat. I’m mobbin’ on streets, feels thick, and through the Council, a federal judge has ruled The Method.” Raps shake door I hear Traft repeat his Bosco, and trained together that next Sunday’s parade will the floor while I sit in the admonition: “On your toes, for amateur matches at a gym traverse the traditional route bathroom, watching white athletic,” he says. “Get deep in Southie. After graduation rather than the shorter version dots in my eyes creep up the now.” they joined the Boston Police that was used last year in a very All contents copyright tiles, breathing, breathing, Tony LaMonica, Taft’s Cadet Program together, went much snow-bound Boston. © 2016 Boston heart beating. I want to be out buddy, pops his head through (Continued on page 9) Story, Page 5. Neighborhood News, Inc.

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Members of the public ments on Hallet Street delivery driver are invited to attend. triggered a big response from the Boston Fire Two 17-year-olds, a Saturday (19th) – Department this morn- male and a female, were Dorchester St. Patrick’s ing. The fire on the arrested last week after Day Brunch to benefit Mary third floor of the elderly an attempted armed Ann Brett Food Pantry housing complex was robbery on Cheney features Hall of Fame known down quickly, Street in Grove Hall on inductees Jim Rooney, thanks in part to a fast- March 10, according to Marie St. Fleur, and W. acting resident who used Boston Police, who gave Paul White. Special guests extinguishers before the following account: include: Governor Charlie firefighters arrived. A district B-2 ser- Baker and Mayor Martin Boston Fire Depart- geant walking near 63 Walsh. 9:30 a.m., 800 ment Deputy Chief Jay Cheney Street saw a W. Paul White, who Columbia Rd., Dorchester. Fleming said that no one male teenager standing represented Dorches- was hurt in the incident, outside a food delivery ter in the Legislature Sunday (20th) – South which was reported at 6 vehicle at about 6 p.m. from 1973-1997, will Boston St. Patrick’s Day a.m. The incident did not Recent incidents of food be one of three people Breakfast hosted by Sena- require an evacuation delivery drivers being added to the Dorches- tor Linda Dorcena Forry of the six-story building robbed had prompted ter Hall of Fame on starts at 10 a.m. and will and crews cleared the greater attention by Saturday. be televised live on New scene before 7 a.m. patrols in the area, and England Cable News. No one was hurt when a small fire broke out on an the sergeant stepped to Parade in South Boston follows at 1 p.m., Broadway. outdoor balcony at Keystone Apartments on Friday the side to observe. morning. Bill Forry photo The delivery driver, • Dorchester Historical Society program on carrying a package of Evacuation Day history includes portrayal of historic food, walked toward the residents discussing the events leading up to the Elected officials say ‘yes’ male teenager as the fortification of Dorchester Heights and life in the female walked toward second half of the 18th century. 2 p.m. at the William them. The male pointed Clapp House, 195 Boston St. Dorchester. to trolleys, ‘no’ to buses at the driver with what appeared to the sergeant By Jennifer Smith Monday (21st) – Imagine Boston 2030 com- to be a semiautomatic Reporter Staff firearm and threatened munity workshop at Catholic Charities Teen Center Ten local elected officials are urging at St. Peter’s on Bowdoin St., Dorchester, 6-8 p.m. to shoot him if he moved. MassDOT to approve a $3 million When the sergeant re- appropriation to fund the continuation Tuesday (22nd) – Imagine Boston 2030 com- vealed himself and told of the Mattapan trolley line. In a letter the suspect to drop the munity workshop at Murphy School, 1 Worrell St., acquired by the Reporter, the politi- Dorchester, 6-8 p.m. gun, the youths fled in cians express their strong opposition to opposite directions. The any thought of paving over the tracks Thursday (24th) – The traditional Dorchester sergeant and respond- and replacing the high-speed trolleys ing officers arrested Day kick-off meatloaf dinner will be held from 6-8 with shuttle buses. p.m. at First Parish Church on Meetinghouse Hill. them in quick order and The signatories include state Sen. recovered a Walther The event will be catered by Pat’s Pizza. Proceeds Linda Dorcena Forry, state Reps. Dan from admission tickets support the Dot Day Parade. CP99 pellet gun. Cullinane and Dan Hunt, and City The Dorchester fe- Councillors Michelle Wu, Tim McCar- male and Boston male • Historian Ellen Fitzpatrick discusses her new thy, Frank Baker, Andrea Campbell, book, The Highest Glass Ceiling: Women’s Quest for have been arraigned in Annissa Essaibi-George, Michael statement in a Reporter article on Suffolk County Juvenile the American Presidency at the Kennedy Library, Flaherty, and Ayanna Pressley. Columbia Point at 6 p.m. The book focuses on the the Mattapan lot. Mathieu Zahler of Court on charges of “We do not believe it to be in the Trinity Financial, one of two developers armed robbery; the male campaigns of Victoria Woodhull (1872), Margaret best interest of the communities and Chase Smith (1964), and Shirley Chisholm (1972), who have submitted bids in response was also charged with residents we represent to have the to the Request for Proposals, said that being a minor in posses- and how their journeys illuminate today’s political trolley line converted to a shuttle bus landscape. WGBH radio host and television com- easy access to the Mattapan high-speed sion of a pellet gun. system,” the officials wrote, citing trolley service next door is critical, – REPORTER STAFF mentator Callie Crossley moderates. All JFK the historic nature of the trolley line Library forums are free and open to the public. To and if the MBTA were to eliminate and the adverse effect on residential the trolley service, the Trinity project NAACP official to make a reservation, call 617-514-1643. For more property values along the line should information, visit jfklibrary.org. would not proceed. chair anti-charter buses be implemented. The $3 million investment proposal In their letter, they “emphatically is set to come before the MBTA board effort Tuesday (29th) – Historian Christopher Daley advocate” for keeping trolleys as the Opponents of a ballot details the history of the Irish community in Boston next week in the midst of conversa- service vehicles for the line, preferably tions fraught with concerns about the initiative to lift the in his “No Irish Need Apply” talk, 6:30 p.m. at Fields the existing Presidential Cable Cars statewide cap on new Corner BPL, 1520 Dorchester Ave. authority’s strained finances. (PCCs). They also wrote that the “We understand that the problems charter schools launched thousands of daily riders who rely on their own committee Wednesday (30th) – Public meeting sponsored by of operating an aging fleet in a harsh the line and would be underserved if climate are real,” the elected officials’ on Wednesday. The BRA on South Bay project will be held at 6:30 p.m. it were to be reconfigured. Campaign to Save Our at 124o Massachusetts Ave., Dorchester. Contact: letter said. “We understand as we look The economic fallout could be just to the future of the whole MBTA system Public Schools makes Raul Duverge at 617-918-4492 or Raul.Duverge@ as significant, the electeds assert, the case that adding Boston.gov. that hard choices need to be made.” writing that a shuttle bus system “has But solutions exist, the politicians more charters will harm the potential to literally shut down education in school dis- Thursday (31st) – Community meeting on plans added, and discussion could give rise the multi-million dollar economic to innovative work partnerships. tricts that they say are for the Ashmont TOD2 development on the current development proposals already in the already losing too much site of Ashmont Tire, 6:30 p.m. at All Saints Church, The trolley’s historical value and the RFP process for the Mattapan MBTA negative economic ripple effects if it money to public charter 209 Ashmont St., Dorchester. Contact: 617-720-8400 Station Parking Lot parcel.” schools. ext.1543. were removed, they wrote, make a With respect to that point, the compelling case for preserving the line Organizers of Wednes- politicians cited a potential developer’s and its classic carriages. day’s press conference say the campaign’s March 17, 2016 launch will be outlined Boys & Girls Club News...... 16 Dorchester Reporter by campaign chair (USPS 009-687) Morrissey Boulevard redesign Juan Cofield, president Opinion/Editorial/Letters...... 8 Published Weekly Periodical of the New England postage paid at Boston, MA. Neighborhood Notables...... 10 POSTMASTER: Send address meeting set for March 28 Area Conference of the Booth on Sports...... 15 changes to: 150 Mt. 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A police officer high, we’re working as The sign rises above destroyed it,” said a at one point hosed an fast as we can to find a a high, neatly trimmed woman who answered expletive off the sign, replacement,” he said. hedge on the corner the phone number for the woman said, but no Aside from initial graffiti of Adams and King the property’s address formal police reports on the campaign state streets. It slumps for- and identified herself as have been filed. headquarters property ward, its blue material a longtime resident of the “Whoever’s doing it is in Littleton, the King dragging one supporting house. She said she had knows enough not to go Street sign appears to wooden post toward the volunteered her property in the yard,” she said, as be “an isolated incident,” hedge. The candidate’s for the sign, which has the location is monitored he said. website information is become a neighborhood by camera. “We want the atten- indecipherable, partly eyesore. Five calls to the Trump tion to properly go to obscured by black spray The 79 year old said campaign regarding the the people who defaced paint and dripping white she had attended a sign have gone unre- the sign, infringing on remains of the name private party on behalf turned, the woman said. freedom of speech, and now synonymous with of Trump last summer Her commitment to its not the property owner,” and agreed then to have The defaced Trump sign at the corner of Adams and presence is resolute, de- Cavaretta said. bombast and intoler- King streets has languished in disrepair for months. ance: Trump. the campaign install the facement notwithstand- It comes down to pri- The sign was put sign. the woman said, and neighbor came to her ing, she said. No one has vate property rights, the outside the wood-sided “Mr. Trump has all Trump’s business suc- door and thanked her for defaced other campaign woman said, and the sign two family house last the right in the world to cesses appealed to her. putting up the sign on signs in the neighbor- will remain until the summer, months before have a sign anywhere “I think they need some- behalf of another group hood, she added. campaign gets around Donald Trump swept he wants,” she said. body like him,” she said. of neighbors. The Massachusetts to replacing or remov- the conservative side of Even with the sign in its “He’s rich. The Kennedys Individuals appar- director for the Trump ing it. “If it’s bothering Massachusetts on Super current condition, “I’m were rich, too.” She feels ently opposed to Trump, campaign, Dean Cava- somebody, it’s on my Tuesday earlier this committed, so I kept it that Trump is being or maybe the sign itself, retta, said the campaign property. Why did I leave month. up,” she said. penalized because of his have written profanities is aware of the damaged it up? I want to leave it “Somebody rude, She comes from a wealth. on it and otherwise sign and is trying to get up here so they know how somebody ignorant who working family of seven, The woman said a defaced it over and over it replaced. “Demand people are.” Greater Boston tally: Clinton tops in cash, Sanders in donors (Continued from page 1) in Dorchester and Mattapan, while in Mattapan’s 02126 zip code gave donors with 3,203, reported $995,478 33 donors contributed a third that $150 to Clinton and $100 to a former in total donations. amount ($10,636.01) to Sanders. candidate. On the Republican side, Marco A cautionary note: The FEC does not Cambridge zip code 02138, which Rubio had pulled in $513,967 from 348 require campaigns to report individu- includes Harvard Square, topped the donors. Cruz, the only GOP candidate als who give less than $200 during an list for total contributions. Of the 342 to receive financial contributions in election cycle, but many campaigns donors who gave $409,460.29, half of Dorchester, took in $385 from three voluntarily offer it. As Sanders touts them donated to Clinton, handing over donors. Frontrunner Donald Trump his primarily small-donor model, the $289,851.14. In Boston proper, 260 gathered $39,561 – and the primary totals may not be reflective of the donors in Back Bay squeaked in second win. overall contributions. place with $406,001.80 in donations to Dorchester generally aligned In Dorchester zip codes 02124 the former secretary of state. A solid with the rest of the region. Clinton and 02121, only the Democrats majority of donors and donations from pulled in $31,544.58 from 30 donors received donations. The two donors that area gave to Clinton. Improve Your View Fix It Up! With Our

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While the came to a head at a of the Greater Boston failed to gain steam, ordinance wouldn’t af- City Council hearing Real Estate Board said but this time, Owens fect him personally, on Monday, as housing that while he agrees Pinto said, she hopes he sees it as a simple advocates, residents, displacement is trou- the revised proposal solution to a problem in landlords, and repre- bling, there needs to be will draw support from his neighborhood. “I’m sentatives from Greater a coalition of public and both sides. “We’ve been basically here to make it Boston’s real estate private groups to put trying desperately to find clear that this ordinance industry sparred over a forth a solution. something that works for is not as bad as it seems,” proposed ordinance that “We’re not treating the majority,” she said. Ennis said. “If we want would require landlords our landlords fairly,” he A draft of the pro- to evict a tenant, we just to have a “just cause” to said. “I think there’s a posed ordinance will be have to alert the city.” evict tenants. Activists from the organization Right to Remain lot of confusion about sent to the City Council For him, the argument A t t h e h e a r i n g , rallied outside of City Hall on Monday afternoon. this ordinance and that’s this week, she said. comes down to money, many supporters of the Meggie Quackenbush photo because it keeps chang- The ordinance would and how the city can ordinance held neon Life, said the ordinance drivers of displacement,” ing.” need approval from the support development signs calling for “just would have three main she said. Indeed, this wasn’t council and the mayor while protecting its most cause now,” and their functions: prevent banks Representatives from the first time the council as well as an okay on a vulnerable residents. opponents wore stickers from evicting tenants in the real estate industry heard about a proposed home rule petition from “In the US, we have the marking them as “own- foreclosed homes; stop argued before the council just cause eviction law. the Legislature to go into right to make a profit,” ers.” According to Lisa “building flipping,” a pro- that there are already Last year, a proposal was effect. he said. “But how much Owens Pinto, executive cess by which a landlord enough legal protections presented that would Antonio Ennis, a is too much when you’re director of the housing will buy a building, clear in place for Boston’s have blocked landlords Dorchester resident and causing homelessness advocacy group City out its occupants and flip renters, and that a new from increasing rent 5 small landlord who rents and displacement?” Life/Vida Urbana, the it for profit; and collect ordinance proposal is much-needed data by a reaction to building requiring landlords to Veterans win the day; parade clear-outs and resident inform the city when they displacement, which evict a tenant and why, she said are on the something the city does will follow the traditional route rise as real estate de- not currently track. By Jennifer Smith On Tuesday, US Dis- year’s parade halted Mayor Martin Walsh are velopment moves into Informing the city Reporter Staff trict Judge Richard G. at Farragut Road. scheduled to attend once neighborhoods like East would also allow housing Taking the side of the Stearns found in their The agenda for Sun- again. Vice President Boston, Dorchester, and advocates to provide South Boston Allied favor on First Amend- day also includes the Joe Biden’s made an Chinatown. legal information and re- War Veterans Council, ment grounds, according annual St. Patrick’s awkward call-in last “The city has spoken sources to those displaced a federal judge has ruled to the Boston Globe, Day breakfast at the year, but “no one is once again — these build- by eviction, Blanco said. that Sunday’s parade calling the parade “a convention center at calling in” this year, said ing clear-outs have real The ordinance would not will traverse the tradi- matter of constitutional 10 a.m. “The snow no Forry. “Hopefully we’ll be effects,” Owens Pinto apply to small landlords, tional route rather than protection.” doubt helped in terms of able to get someone as a told the council Monday defined as those who live the shorter version that The parade is sched- the material last year,” special guest.” The sena- night. in their building and was used last year in a uled to start at 1 p.m., said state Sen. Linda tor noted that the legal The ordinance push manage fewer than five very much snow-bound working east from West Dorcena Forry, who will fight in which parade has been spearheaded units. Boston. Broadway near Broad- host the breakfast for the organizers defeated the by Boston’s Right 2 “There are plenty of Mayor Martin Walsh way Station deep into third consecutive year. city offers some fresh Remain Coalition, a strategies you can use and Boston Police Com- Southie, moving along “There’s still a lot that we material for speakers to partnership of advocacy to address housing prob- missioner William Evans East Broadway, turning can talk about, whether play with. groups like City Life and lems, but you really can’t had decided to keep the south on P Street, revers- it the T situation, or the NECN will live-stream neighborhood and labor do it without address- abridged route this year, ing course, then heading parade, obviously. The the breakfast and the union groups. Maria ing displacement. This citing cost and safety, a past Thomas Park and Evacuation Day parade.” parade. Christina Blanco, a com- ordinance targets the move the veterans con- down Dorchester Street Top state officials like munity organizer at City bigger forces that are the tested in federal court. to Andrew Station. Last Gov. Charlie Baker and KENNEDY LIBRARY FORUMS SPRING 2016 The Highest Glass Ceiling A Conversation With Julián Castro Thursday, March 24, 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 19, 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Historian Ellen Fitzpatrick discusses her new book, The Highest Glass Ceiling: Please join US Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Women’s Quest for the American Presidency, about the campaigns of Victoria Julián Castro as he discusses social justice issues and current initiatives to Woodhull (1872), Margaret Chase Smith (1964), and Shirley Chisholm (1972), expand opportunity for all Americans. and how their journeys illuminate today’s political landscape. WGBH radio host and television commentator Callie Crossley moderates. Why The Right Went Wrong 40th Anniversary PEN Hemingway Award Tuesday, April 26, 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Washington Post columnist and political commentator E.J. Dionne Jr. Sunday, April 10, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. discusses his new book, Why the Right Went Wrong: Conservatism – From Goldwater to the Tea Party and Beyond. Patrick Hemingway bestows the 2016 PEN Hemingway Award Morigi EJ Dionne: © Paul for best first published work of fiction by an American author. James Wood, staff writer at The New Yorker and author of How Fiction Works, delivers the keynote address. The PEN New England Awards in Nonfiction, Poetry, and Fiction will be presented at the ceremony.

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Robert Capa, [Ernest Hemingway editing a typescript, Sun Valley, Idaho], Idaho], Sun Valley, editing a typescript, Hemingway Capa, [Ernest Robert Photos of Photography/Magnum Center 1940 ©International November Page 6 THE Reporter March 17, 2016 dotnews.com Coming Up at the Boston Public Library Adams Street Arts & Entertainment 690 Adams Street • 617- 436-6900 Codman Square 690 Washington Street • 617-436-8214 Fields Corner Art Project Fields Corner space hosts 1520 Dorchester Avenue • 617-436-2155 Lower Mills a ‘bright spot’ exhibit, ‘Without Issue’ 27 Richmond Street • 617-298-7841 Uphams Corner By Chris Harding 500 Columbia Road • 617-265-0139 Special to the Reporter Grove Hall Through April 2, the art show 41 Geneva Avenue • 617-427-3337 “Without Issue” will continue at Mattapan Branch the Dorchester Art Project space 1350 Blue Hill Avenue, Mattapan • 617-298-9218 at 1486 Dot Ave. in Fields Corner. Though this modest show is Adams Street Branch unlikely to attract many visitors Fri., March 18, 9:30 a.m. – Baby Toddler Play other than the acquaintances of Group. Mon., March 21, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; the six artists displaying work, 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. Tues., March 22, “Without Issue” represents one 10:30 a.m. – Preschool Story Time; 3:30 p.m. – Home- of bright spots in Dorchester’s work Help. Wed., March 23, 3:30 p.m. – Homework generally lackluster art scene. Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. Thurs., March Though this spunky exhibition 24, 10:30 a.m. – Babysing; 12:30 p.m. – Watercolors is housed at the DAP space, former for Older Adults; 3:30 p.m. – LEGOs Builders Club. home of the Howard Art Project, it Fri., March 25, 9:30 a.m. – Baby Toddler Play Group. neither represents artists from the Mon., March 28, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4 Dorchester Art Project community p.m. – BTU Homework Help. nor, for that matter, any artist The exhibition “Without Issue” is now open for viewing at the Dorches- Codman Square Branch with Dorchester connections. ter Art Project space in Fields Corner. Fri., March 18, 10:30 a.m. – Preschool Story Then again, the Isabella Stewart Time; 2 p.m. – Baby Story Time. Sat., March Gardner Museum is not expected features six Boston-based artists really hit viewers right between 19, 10 a.m. – Codman Square Branch Reading to show works by Fenway artists. resuscitating, regurgitating and the eyes, while Max Kaplan’s birch Group 2016. Mon., March 21, 3:30 p.m. – Home- DAP is an incubator space much reinterpreting forms derived panels with an acrylic and poly work Help; 4 p.m. – BTU Homework Help. Tues., like its neighbor, the Fields Corner from conceptual, minimal and nylon surface require close-up March 22, 11 a.m. – Preschool Story Time; 3:30 Business Lab, a co-working post minimal art…In short, this examination from just the right p.m. – Homework Help. Wed., March 23, 3:30 p.m. enterprise that allows start-ups, eclecticism is more of a mannerist angle to reveal their noirish – Homework Help. Thurs., March 24, 2:30 p.m. small businesses, and community gesture than either post-modern content. – Lynda.com; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4 p.m. – development organizations to appropriation or ahistorical Contemporary artists like those BTU Homework Help. Fri., March 25, 10:30 a.m. share facilities in an affordable. exploring.” in the current DAP show are not – Preschool Story Time; 2 p.m. – Baby Story Time. synergistic environment. Both If anything is clear from this necessarily hoping for gasps of Mon., March 28, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 4 organizations foster fledging Artspeak, it’s a sure bet that few of awe as a reaction to their works. p.m. – BTU Homework Help. innovators. the general public will be enticed They might be just as happy Fields Corner Branch It was the openness of DAP to to venture up the dimly lit stairs with viewers who are baffled, Fri., March 18, 10:30 a.m. – Lap Sit Story Time. outside projects that prompted to the second floor of the Howard dismissive, offended, or plain Mon., March 21, 3 p.m. – ESL Conversation Caleb Smith, a second-year Building. However, most of the old bored by their pieces. Asked Group; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Tues., March graduate student at the School of galleries in Boston except those what response he would need to 22, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 6 p.m. – BTU the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA), on Newbury Street and the SoWa judge that “Without Issue” was a Homework Help; 6:30 p.m. – Learn How to Save a to propose that he be allowed to district also get little traffic except success, Smith replied, “I guess Life: Community-Wide Overdose Prevention Train- curate a show featuring the work from those invited by the artists. basically that the artists involved ing. Wed., March 23, 10:30 a.m. – Preschool Films of five fellow young artists from In contrast to the somewhat expressed happiness with the and Fun; 2:30 p.m. – Midweek Movie; 3:30 p.m. the SMFA: Furen Dai, Caroline forbidding press material, the exhibition.” – Homework Help. Thurs., March 24, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. , 10:30 a.m. – Dahlberg, Jeremy Endo, Max Ka- show itself is accessible and lively. Smith himself is proud of this Fri., March 25 Lap Sit Story Time. Mon., March 28, 3 p.m. – ESL plan, Caleb Smith, and Jonathan Smith’s own efforts include a his first solo curating effort, so Coversation Group; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Weiskopf. However, this show has rainbow spectrum arrangement thanks to the open arms of Sarah Tues., March 29, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; 6 no official connection with the of brightly colored Swiffer type Pollman and the other DAP mem- p.m. – BTU Homework Help; 6:30 p.m. – “No Irish prestigious academy. disposable mops that he rescued bers, these SMFA affiliates have Need Apply” A History of the Irish in Boston. Smith was attracted by the DAP from the trash on college move-in 2016 credits on their resumes and Grove Hall Branch because it is a non-profit gallery weekend. His other found-object very practical experience about Sat., March 19, 11 a.m. – Chair Yoga. Mon., that is “not trying to make money sculpture is an enigmatic con- mounting a show with next to no off the artists” and that allows March 21, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Wed., struction put together from a money. March 23, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help; Teen Af- much greater freedom regarding similarly salvaged Apple monitor, Gallery hours are Thursdays, what can be displayed as com- ternoons. Thurs., March 24, 4 p.m. – BTU Home- a little bungee chair, and a bed Fridays and Saturdays 4 p.m.– 8 work Help. Sat., March 26, 11 a.m. – Chair Yoga. pared with the rules governing pan. p.m. For further details on this the SMFA galleries. Mon., March 28, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Pieces by other artists range or DAP’s next show, “Interiors” Lower Mills Branch In his curatorial statement, from the blatant to the super (April 14-May 28), visit dorches- Smith writes, “ ‘Without Issue’ Fri., March 18, 10 a.m. – Disney Film Series; 1 subtle. 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Fri., March 25, 2:30 p.m. – Fri- Membership open to anyone in Suffolk or Norfolk counties. *All loans subject to credit approval day Film Movies. Sat., March 26, 12:30 p.m. – In- troduction to Sewing. Mon., March 28, 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. Tues., March 29, 10:30 a.m. – NMLS #403469 Preschool Story Time; 3:30 p.m. – Homework Help. dotnews.com March 17, 2016 The Reporter Page 7 Reporter’s News about people People in & around our Neighborhoods Retired teacher tells of her time in Hollywood spotlight By Elana Aurise her life in a classroom, Reporter Staff she has quietly worked Eileen Padua, a retired behind the scenes of local kindergarten teacher theater production since who taught for more the early sixties. than 30 years in the “Really and truly it was Boston schools, loved to only a part of my teach- be involved in theater ing. The Boston Public production when she was schools had a resource away from her classroom, center where they used to Eileen Padua but it’s unlikely she ever do pre-shows and literacy thought she’d play a role Pfeiffer expresses has shows and I used to bring in a film that would win great concern about my classes. I’m mostly a best-picture Oscar. how the stories in the really a storyteller,” and “I signed up to be newspaper will affect her she adds, “My daughter an extra in the movie grandmother. in New York makes it “Black Mass,” along with “Sacha Pfeiffer herself seems like I am really 5,000 other people,” the was the most helpful per- a theater person, but I 78-year-old Padua told son to me,” said Padua. have never actually been the Reporter. “I didn’t get “She said that I look just in a show.” that, but they asked me like her grandmother, Padua has created to read for an upcoming and she took pictures of a storytelling charac- movie, so I did. The me with her family at the ter called Grandma criteria was for ‘a woman premiere in Brookline.” Queenie, the name she The tenth annual Dorchester Chili Cook-off was held on Sunday at the with a Boston accent.’ I Padua said she never credits her daughter IBEW Hall on Freeport Street. Pictured at the event are (l-r) Steve Green, had never read for a part anticipated just how for, who tells ancient the President of the City of Boston Credit Union, Chris ‘Tiger’ Stockbridge before, and I had never much the film would res- fables while wearing a and Karla McCarron, the vice-president of marketing for the City of Boston been offered one, either. onate with its audience. signature staple piece, Credit Union. Photo courtesy Tiger Stockbridge I was quite excited,” “I thought the people of an extravagant blue said the Jamaica Plain Boston were going to be bridesmaid’s gown, native who now lives in kind of bored with the bringing a fairytale to Neponset boy organizes Dorchester. idea, but it turned out life for the children she’s The movie she read to be very entertaining performing for. “My best for was “Spotlight,” the and educational,” she story is this story of an new street hockey league story of how a Boston said. “I think it was very Appalachian woman Globe investigative team accurate.” who makes biscuits,” By Elana Aurise form electronically for broke open the story of Padua recalled the she said. “I actually Reporter Staff Studley to get the word rampant criminal abuse power of the original make biscuits while I am Jack Studley, 12, is out about the league last of minors by parish Globe articles when they telling the story. I like a busy student and an week. priests of the Catholic were published in 2002. to work with the younger aspiring businessman “Paula is big with the Church and of the cover- “I think a lot of the things crowds.” who loves to play street basketball and vacation up of those crimes by the people already knew that Padua doesn’t plan hockey. bible school, and she cardinal-archbishop of lived in various parishes, on acting again any Now, he can add street said to get it out there the Boston archdiocese but it wasn’t about the time soon, but she still hockey league organizer instead of going to person and his team of bishops. abuse, it was the cover- performs as Grandma to his resume. to person. We sent the In the film, Padua up of the abuse,” she said. Queenie at local schools The seventh-grader at e-mail out, and now we plays the part of the “I was happy when I saw and assemblies. With a BC High’s Arrupe Divi- have 52 kids so far,” says grandmother of Globe it come out in the paper hearty laugh, she says, sion has just launched a Studley. reporter Sacha Pfeiffer, at that time.” “My grandson wants to new Garvey Park league R e g i s t r a t i o n f o r who was portrayed by Most of Padua’s im- be my agent now. [The for younger kids in the the Dorchester Street the actress Rachel McAd- mediate family, her Spotlight role] was all neighborhood with the Jack Studley Hockey League ends on ams. The grandmother children, and even her very exciting and very help of the his parish and March 18. If you are a cause it brings some of character represents the grandson work in or are new. I think my family the Martin W. Richard young adult interested the fun out of it. Having earlier generations of heavily involved with thinks I’m starting a Foundation. in coaching or being a kids running it makes it church-going Catholics the theater world in new career, but I think Studley’s idea is to referee, contact Paula easier for the kids, and for whom any criticism New York. They were I am just enjoying that set up two divisions: Skalinski at Saint Ann’s easier for them to relate,” of the church was out thrilled for her. While one time, unless someone One will include third parish. says Studley. of line. In the movie, Padua spent most of calls me up.” and fourth graders with As for the future of the a second division for He submitted a request league, Studley says: “I to fund the league to his just want to keep it going. The 21st annual Newton Country Day second place for her research project fifth and sixth graders. neighbors— the Richard Hopefully everyone is Science Fair on March 2nd showcased titled “Disinfect to Protect.” Hunt Studley plans to coach family— and the founda- having fun and wants to 64 research and engineering projects. tested tap water and four antibacterial both divisions, attend the tion named for their late come back.” The works were adjudicated by more sprays, Lysol, Windex, Method, and league meetings before son, Martin, has agreed Tentatively, the league than 60 judges. The top seventh and Pledge, to discover which product is the season starts and to fund the effort. Paula will play at Garvey Park. eighth grade projects compete at the the most effective in killing Escherichia somehow get all of his Skalinski, who works for Try-outs will be the week Massachusetts Middle School Region coli. Region V winners head to the homework done on time. the Saint Ann and Saint after Easter, with sched- V Science Fair on April 23. Seventh MA State Middle School Science and “I was just looking to Brendan Collaborative, ule to follow. Games will grader Ella Hunt of Dorchester won Engineering Fair in June. have fun. Adults aren’t involved that much be- sent out the registration begin on April 3. Bubbles’ Birthdays and Special Occasions By Barbara McDonough March 22: Reese Witherspoon, 40; William Shatner, New Yorkers will march in the city’s 254th St. 85; composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, 68. March 23: Patrick’s Day Parade today, March 17. Nat “King” Princess Eugenie, 26; and Dr. Roger Bannister (who Cole was born in Montgomery, Alabama, on March broke the four-minute mile in 1954), 87. 17, 1919. Tomorrow, March 18, is Flag Day – in Those celebrating their birthdays are Buddy Aruba. The Schick Company began marketing the Murphy, Mary Ellen Tevnan, Isabella Delano, first electric razor on March 18, 1931. March 19 is Terry (Bielecki) Owens, Adgie Hurley, Sharon the feast day of St. Joseph, the patron saint of the O’Neil, Mary Walsh (Mayor Marty’s Mom), and Roman Catholic Church, fathers, and carpenters. photographer of seniors Eileen O’Connor. Also WCVB-TV, Channel 5, began broadcasting on observing their birthdays are Dan Harden, Janusz March 19, 1972. The First Parish Church was Bartkiewicz, twins Joyce and Emily Meehan, Rock founded on March 19, 1630! Harty, Peg Stafford, and John White (from New Palm Sunday, March 20, is the beginning of In Boston, Suffolk County residents celebrate Evacu- Hampshire). Special good wishes are sent to Lucy ation Day, the day, in 1776, when British troops Hebard on her birthday. Holy Week. The Cherry Blossom Festival begins were evacuated from Boston. in Washington, DC, on Sun., March 20, and ends Those celebrating their anniversaries are Jack on April 17. Spring also begins on Sunday and next Wednesday is known as the “Worm Moon.” and Quyen Conboy, Jim and Mary (Joyce) Morris runs to June 21. The first patent for a laser was Celebrities having birthdays are: March 17: Rob (their 37th), John and Kathy Sweeney, Bill and granted to Arthur Schwalow and Charles Townes Lowe, 52; Kurt Russell, 65; Gary Sinise, 61; Patrick Mary (Rahilly) Keenan, and Paul and Renie Smith. on March 22, 1960. Chico, the oldest of the five Duffy, 67. March 18: Queen Latifah, 46. March 19: A hint: Check your garden for purple and yellow Marx brothers, was born in New York City on Bruce Willis, 61; Glenn Close, 69; Ursula Andress, crocuses and for tulip leaves at least 5 or 6 inches March 22, 1887. Joan Crawford was born in San 80. March 20: Hal Linden, 85; Bobby Orr, 68; Carl high. Antonio, Texas, on March 23, 1905. The full moon Reiner, 94. March 21: Matthew Broderick, 54. Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Page 8 THE Reporter March 17, 2016 dotnews.com Editorial Time to focus on Morrissey fixes The state’s Department of Conservation and Rec- reation is planning a public meeting on Mon.,March 28 to kick off what will likely be a year-long effort to design an eventual reconstruction of Morrissey Boulevard. The meeting will take place at the Leahy-Holloran Center, the Neponset facility that is located just steps away from the boulevard itself. For reasons that should be obvious to anyone who walks, cycles, drives, boats, or otherwise seeks to navigate this key artery into the city from the south, the future of Morrissey Boulevard is a topic of keen interest far beyond the slopes of Savin or Pope’s Hill. Currently, state lawmakers are pressing the case for making the $40 million reconstruction of the boulevard a priority in Gov. Baker’s five-year capital spending plan. We don’t yet know if the administration will include the Morrissey project in that capital plan, but the fact that the state agency charged with oversight of the boulevard is kicking With legislative leaders looking on, Gov.Charlie Baker signed the substance abuse prevention bill into off a public process this month is a good sign that law during a Monday morning ceremony at the State House. Antonio Caban/SHNS photo it is at least under serious consideration. That’s good news. The boulevard has seen some piecemeal fixes over the years – including the replacement of the Beades drawbridge in the 1990s. ‘Game-changing’ law takes aim at But a more ambitious restoration project — aimed at making the boulevard more of a “parkway” — was stories of addiction and loss shelved around the same time that the urgently- needed drawbridge fix was done. By Colin A. Young Preliminary DPH data points to a higher number State House News Service of overdose deaths during the first nine months of An emotional Gov. Charlie Baker fought back tears 2015 -- the most recent data released -- than during Monday as he recounted the stories he’s heard from the same nine-month period in 2015. the parents of young people who have died from drug Senate President Stanley Rosenberg noted the overdoses and letters he received from students at shift in viewing drug addiction as a criminal act North Shore Recovery High School, detailing their that warranted arrests and jail time to seeing it as “heartbreaking stories of addiction and loss.” a medical condition similar to diabetes or cancer “This is truthfully one of those moments where I that responds better to medical treatment than barely know what to say,” Baker said after signing incarceration. In the interim, the situation on Morrissey has into law what he called “the most comprehensive “We’ve turned a very big corner. This problem used grown more serious and frustrating. Regular tidal measure in the country to combat opioid addiction” to be seen as a crime,” he said. “It’s now understood flooding — a function of its precarious location and a signal to those who shared their stories of to be a disease, a disease that’s experienced by people between Dorchester and Savin Hill bays along addiction “that the commonwealth is listening and in every corner of the commonwealth no matter the with dysfunctional infrastructure — causes we will keep fighting for all of you.” color of their skin, their background, their economic regular delays and damage to the roadway, which Joined by Democratic and Republican lawmak- circumstances.” is frequently closed to traffic in high tide events and ers, the attorney general, people recovering from Attorney General Maura Healey heaped praise is notoriously snarled with traffic that is only likely addiction, families of those who have died from drug on Baker and the Legislature for making the state’s to grow in volume with the aggressive build-out of overdoses, law enforcement officials and health care opioid epidemic a priority, and acknowledged the Columbia Point. providers, Baker signed into law the fourth opioid- thousands of families in Massachusetts who have Rep. Dan Hunt, who has been leading the charge to related bill and the most significant non-budget bill suffered through a relative’s opioid-related death. make this rehabilitation effort a state priority, says to this point in his administration. “To those who have lost loved ones, to those who that a strong show of interest from our community “Ridding our communities of substance misuse have loved ones who are hurting, who are struggling, would be helpful at this stage. and addiction will take more than one bill, or who are in pain, I recognize -- we all recognize -- that “This is a $40 million project. The state would one budget or one program. It’s going to require this legislation will not bring your loved ones back,” dredge and raise the roadway 3-12 inches, replacing constant aggressive teamwork from Beacon Hill she said, wiping tears from her eyes. “But I want drainage and making improvements,” said Hunt. to our communities,” the governor, who made the you to know and I hope that you find some measure “It’s important that people go so [officials] under- state’s heroin and opioid problem a centerpiece of his and comfort knowing that today there is legislation stand that this is important to the neighborhood.” 2015 inaugural address, said. “It is pretty powerful that is going to change the course for other families, Hunt says that public input will be particularly to stand here with such a dynamic and bipartisan for other individuals in this state.” important in informing design choices and thinking group of leaders who have different job titles and At Monday’s bill-signing “representing the through elements like trees and fencing — and how different stories to sign a bill that will move us thousands of grieving mothers who have lost their to best link the road to other amenities, like the forward in this fight.” children to overdoses,” Janis McGrory of Harwich Neponset Greenway. The bill (H 4056) limits first-time opioid prescrip- relayed the pain of losing her 23-year-old daughter The meeting will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. tions for adults and all opiate prescriptions for minors Liz to a heroin overdose five years ago. at the Leahy-Holloran Center, 1 Worrell St., to a seven-day supply, gives patients the ability to “Liz made the mistake of taking that first pill. Dorchester. The public will be invited to submit request that a doctor prescribe less than the standard Within two years she was a heroin addict. She once comments after the meeting through Mon., April number of opioid pills or have a pharmacist fill said to me, ‘mom, I wish I had never taken that first 18. The presentation will be posted online after the less than the full amount of an opiate prescription, pill, I would rather have cancer,’” McGrory said. “Her meeting, but if you are able to do so, please try to and will make screening of middle and high school life was then years of numerous detoxes, programs, participate in person. students for signs of substance abuse and addiction hospitals, overdoses, court appearances, jail stays If you have questions or would like to be added more regular across Massachusetts. The legislation and even homelessness. Not a life I would ever have to an email list to receive DCR general or project- was sent to Baker’s desk last week after lawmakers dreamed my daughter would have and certainly not specific announcements, emailMass.Parks@state. spent about seven weeks reconciling House and one that she ever imagined.” ma.us or call 617-626-4973. Senate versions. Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, himself an alcoholic – Bill Forry “Our battle, our fight against substance abuse who has worked for years to help others through continues and it’s going to continue for some time. recovery, noted that addiction is a disease that This isn’t the end, this is a great beginning, but we harms the addict and all of the people who care The Reporter still have some more work to do,” House Speaker about the addict. “The News & Values Around the Neighborhood” Robert DeLeo said. “I don’t have to tell you that no “If this bill helps one addict and one family, it’s A publication of Boston Neighborhood News Inc. neighborhood, no segment of our society is immune done its job,” he said. 150 Mt. Vernon St., Suite 120, Dorchester, MA 02125 to this horrible disease.” The bill Baker signed into law will likely serve Worldwide at dotnews.com In recent years, DeLeo said, funerals “almost as a model as other states seek to take action in Mary Casey Forry, Publisher (1983-2004) seemed to be a weekly occurrence,” sometimes for the face of rising numbers of opioid deaths. Baker William P. Forry, Publisher/Editor Edward W. Forry, Associate Publisher children he had coached in baseball years before. said he has heard from other governors that “if we Thomas F. Mulvoy, Jr., Associate Editor At the funerals, DeLeo said, he could see that drug could get a bill passed here in Massachusetts that Barbara Langis, Production Manager addiction was “draining vitality from each of our could create a framework around a number of these Jack Conboy, Advertising Manager cities and towns, extinguishing lives and stealing issues” like the seven-day limit on first prescriptions Maureen Forry, Advertising Sales souls.” “that could become a template that the other states News Room Phone: 617-436-1222, ext. 17 Advertising: 617-436-2217 E-mail: [email protected] “In all my years in the Legislature, I have around New England could look at and hopefully The Reporter is not liable for errors appearing in never seen anything or experienced anything like incorporate into legislation in their own states.” advertisements beyond the cost of the space occupied by the error. I experienced with the number of deaths as result Healey, too, said the new law is likely to be looked The right is reserved by The Reporter to edit, reject, to as an example of how states can stem the tide of or cut any copy without notice. of substance abuse overdose,” he said. Member: Dorchester Board of Trade, Mattapan Board of Trade According to the Department of Public Health, opioid deaths. Next Issue: Thursday, March 24, 2016 the 1,099 confirmed cases of unintentional opioid “We have not seen and we will not see a more Next week’s Deadline: Monday, March 21 at 4 p.m. overdose deaths in 2014 represented a 65 percent comprehensive, a more thoughtful, a more game- Published weekly on Thursday mornings increase over the 668 overdoses in 2012 and a 21 changing piece of legislation in this entire country,” All contents © Copyright 2016 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. percent increase over the 911 overdose cases in 2013. she said. dotnews.com March 17, 2016 The Reporter Page 9 It’s about fists and fitness at Billy Traft’s gym

(Continued from page 1) specialize in training to the police academy high school and college together, fought in the athletes. They also help Golden Gloves and at prepare people for char- the International Boxing ity fights, to raise money Tournament in London for ALS research, or together, and now they Haymakers for Hope. work as partners in the “A lot of guys come gang unit and at this here, white-collar type gym. guys that never boxed, “I see Tony more than and now they’re in their I see my wife,” Traft said late 30s or 40s, some- while taking a break times in their 50s,” Traft from typing behind the said. “Last year we had desk before the class three guys start out to began. He looked up, his train for a cancer charity. unwavering eyes locked One ended up going on my face as if we were through with it, and we Training in the Sweet Science at TMX in Quincy. Caleb Nelson photo trained with him just like about to spar. “When you conditioning, and, pri- says in breaking down different with the three number of folks.” do these exercises for 60 you would be training for a regular amateur fight.” marily, boxing practice. his workout regiment. guys. They each have “Every class is focused minutes, it goes by like ••• “It’s jump rope, calis- their own style, but it’s a on the clients who show that. It’s almost like you Gathered with his brother Matt and his For the second half of thenics, bag work, mitt good workout with each up,” Traft explained. “It’s have a personal trainer Traft’s “Intro to Boxing” work, shadow boxing, one of them. You’ll be a all boxing-based classes, that you share with 20 business partners Marty McDonough and La- class, I muster my senses that type of thing. It’s bit sore after the first but we do a lot of exer- other people at the class.” to put on the gloves, and always different.” workout, but you’ll get cises, a lot of functional LaMonica and Traft Monica around the front desk, Traft said the gym start beating up one For a beginner, it’s used to it.” training. We don’t just each fought a few pro of the bags in various striking to learn how There are six classes tell you, we show you the fights before they “shut is more than a business. It’s a family. All four combinations of hooks many exercise options a day Monday-Friday, proper way to do it, and down shop,” as LaMonica and jabs. I punch until mitts and stuffed sacks starting at 5:30 a.m. and we all boxed our whole put it. Traft had his ama- grunted and nodded or smiled and said, “That’s my arms go numb, sit provide. continuing at 9:30 a.m., lives. Everything we’re teur and pro debuts a out for five minutes, and After the workout, 11:45 a.m., 12:30 p.m., saying, we’ve done.” little over 15 years apart, true.” “It’s not your average business ar- try again. The workout Matt Jenkins, a TMX cli- then 5:30 and 7 p.m. If ••• both at the Dorchester is a relentless course ent, sits on one side of the you walk into the open On the drive home Armory, in the neighbor- rangement,” LaMonica added. “We’ve got a good of violent energy and boxing ring unwrapping gym in the afternoon, you from the gym, my foot hood where he grew up. enervation. My whole his hands and breathing might find McDonough cramps and I have to “It was a good time. It thing going over here, because we’re a little body shakes by the end. heavily. In his second in an individual session, pull over to walk it out. was a big space,” he “We teach the funda- week of classes, he’s guiding a client through Oddly I don’t mind. The said He fought for pay different from the next gym. There’s no gym in mentals,” Traft had said hooked. “It’s intense. squats with kettle bell. real reward comes in at Gillette Stadium and before inviting me to my It’s very tough,” Jenkins Saturday is mostly open the hours after. As I the Boston Garden, and and around this location. If people from this area free workout. “Every says. “I go to the regular gym, with a class first type, I feel elated, head he won all three of his instructor is different. gym three nights a week, thing in the morning clear, mind focused. I pro bouts. want the kind of workout we’re giving them, they Tony’s class isn’t like my but I wanted more for at 8 o’clock. There are might try to train like a ••• class. My class isn’t like cardio. At the regular also kids classes on fighter again. A month TMX is a wide-open gotta go all the way out to Southie, or downtown for Marty’s class.” gym you get bored and Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. of gym access costs a warehouse space with Marty McDonough, stick to the same routine. and on Saturdays at 10 C-note. Next time I will 15 yards of field turf it, so we’re hoping that in this location we can hit who also grew up in Here they mix it up so a.m. pre-stretch, and arrive running down the center. Dorchester, trained you press yourself.” “We’re tuning the hydrated. You can sign The walls are lined with a much bigger market than we were down in Traft through the last Nearby, Grace Larkin schedule,” McDonough up for a free trial lesson punching bags and mir- five bouts of his ama- stands next to a pile said. “We’ve barely been at tmxboxing.com. It’s rors. Off to one side, Randolph.” They opened the gym in teur carrier, and for his of boxing gloves in the here three months, so true what the site says: behind a few speed bags, professional fights in corner as she unwraps we’re figuring out what “Boxing will give you the sit two Olympic-sized Randolph two years ago, then moved to Quincy 2012 and 2013. A Golden her hands. “It’s a great works and what doesn’t best workout of your life.” weights sets, a bench, Gloves competitor in class,” she says. “It’s work, depending on the a squat rack, a cable last December. Located at 20 Independence Ave, his youth, McDonough crossover, two brand new is now a silver-haired, treadmills, kettle bells, near the Braintree split at the beginning of Route iron-chested guru and double end bags, dumb- certified USA Boxing bells, all neatly arranged 3, the facility is barely off the beaten path, sitting Coach. In 2013 he won next to an 18-foot ring the National Master’s where clients can spar. behind a liquor store at ENJOY NEW BEGINNINGS the far corner of a park- Boxing Championship “Most people that come at Gleason’s Gym in New here, they’ve never boxed ing lot beside a new Ma- OF FREE! rylou’s coffee shop. The York City. th a day in their life,” Traft “You’ll do everything a said. “We take them right layout is exactly what Join us Friday, March 18 the partners needed, a fighter does in prepara- from the ground up, first tion for a fight or just day fundamentals on.” simple wide open space for cardio, strength and to get in shape, less the He and his partners sparring,” McDonough Byrne &

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Morrissey Blvd. Redesign Meeting A public meeting on a proposed Morrissey Boulevard redesign will be held on Mon., March 28 at 6:30 p.m. at the Leahy Holloran Community Center, 1 Worrell St. Call 617-626-4973 with questions. Spring Forums at John F. Kennedy Library All forums at the Kennedy Library are free and open to the public. Reservations for forums are strongly recommended. To make a reservation, call 617-514- 1643. For more information on these events, visit jfklibrary.org. Coming up: The Highest Glass Ceiling with historian Ellen Fitzpatrick discussing historic candidacies by women running for the presidency, Thurs. March 24 at 6 p.m.; 40th Anniversary PEN Hemingway Awards, Sun. April 10 at 2 p.m.; A Conversation with HUD Secretary Julián Castro, Tues., April 19 at 6 p.m.; Why the Right Went Wrong with Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne Jr., Tues., April 26 at 6 p.m. Democratic Ward Caucuses Mark Wahlberg and Peter Berg joined Boston Police Commissioner William Evans on March 5 in honor- Several Democratic Ward Caucuses will be held in ing Officer John Moynihan, who survived being shot in the line of duty last year, with the Hero’s Award the coming weeks to elect delegates for the state party at the Boston Police Foundation’s Annual Gala at the Westin Waterfront Hotel in Boston. Wahlberg, a convention in June. Ward 17 Democrats will caucus Dorchester native, and Berg are collaborating on a feature film based on the terrorist attack that took on Tues., March 22 at 7 p.m. at the Sheet Metal Union place in Boston on Patriots’ Day, April 2013. Pictured above, (l-r) are Mark Wahlberg, Boston Police Hall, 1157 Adams St. Any Democrat registered in Commissioner William Evans, Officer John Moynihan, Richard Parry, and Director Peter Berg. Ward 17 as of January 31, 2016 is eligible to run. In Paul Marotta/Getty Images for CBS Films photo addition, people can apply to be add-ons if they fall into the category of youth, disabled or minority…. To learn more information and register for these This 90-minute tour is free and open to the public, Democratic Ward Committee of Ward 15 (Dorchester) events, visit: emkinstitute.org. To buy tickets for the but advance registration is required by Thurs., March will laheyhold its annual caucus to elect delegates guided tour, please visit dorchesterhistoricalsociety. 24. To register, please email [email protected]. to the party’s annual State Convention. 9:30 a.m. org. The Society’s headquarters is 195 Boston St., Mattapan Youth Soccer at Savin Hill Apartments’ community room, 130 Dor. 02125. E-mail: dorchesterhistoricalsociety.org. Spring season for Mattapan Youth Soccer children Auckland St., Dorchester. All are welcome, voting is BASE offers Softball for Girls ages 5-14 years old will begin Mon., April 4th and limited to Democrats registered in Ward 15. The BASE, a youth-based organization located end Sat., June 11th. Registration will be at Mildred Hancock St. Civic Assoc. meets March 17 in Boston, is actively looking for girls ages 8 to 19 Ave Community Center from 10-12 p.m. on Sat., Sat., Meetings, on the third Thursday from 6:30 to 8 who wish to learn how to play softball. For more March 19th. Please contact Carolyn MacNeil with p.m. at the Pilgrim Church, 540 Columbia Rd, across information, please visit thebase.org. any questions at 617-581-2838. from the Strand Theatre. Info: hancockcivic@gmail. Free recital at All Saints Church on April 10 ADSL fundraiser on April 2 com (new e-mail address.) The next meetings will be A free father-son recital featuring Dr. Michael The All Dorchester Sports League annual held on Mar. 17, and Apr. 21. Judd Sheranian and Andrew Sheranian performing fundraiser on Sat., April 2, from 7-11 p.m. at the Dorchester Historical Society works for violin, voice, and organ will be at All Saints International Union of Elevator Constructors Local Observe Evacuation Day with a talk from Middie Church, Ashmont on Sun., April 10 at 4 p.m. 4, 50 Park Street. Tickets available at the door or at Clapp Baker on Sun., March 20 at 2 p.m. at the William Quiet Season Jaunt in Franklin Park alldorchestersports.org or call 617-287-1601. Clapp House, 195 Boston Street, Dorchester… On Frederick Law Olmsted NHS offers a “Quiet Season April 17 at 1 p.m. – Guided Tour of the EMK Institute. Jaunt” in Franklin Park on Sat., March 26 at 2 p.m. (Continued on page 14) dotnews.com March 17, 2016 The Reporter Page 11 The passion that is Irish step dancing

(Continued from page 1) there should be no move- accounts for the limited fect with 9/8 time. There Irish dancers who were ment above a dancer’s movement of extraneous are other types of Irish making a splash on the hips. During competi- limbs. dance also, including set world stage. While this tive events known as It’s difficult to say for dances and hornpipes. “show” style of Irish Feisanna [a festival of sure how and where Irish Long before Riverdance dancing seems to have art], this is among the dance style originated. arrived, Irish emigrants peaked, smaller, more finer points adjudicated During the 17th, 18th, had already taken the intimate venues are by the scorekeepers. and 19th centuries, art of Irish dancing becoming more popular. There are precise rules itinerant dance masters with them everywhere Irish dancing is a about best methods, but toured Ireland teaching they went. It was the passion for those who within these rules there ancient dance forms Irish (and Scottish and keep it alive. Long-time is room for innovation as well as the latest English) dancing tradi- Dorchester resident Ki- and variety. quadrilles from the conti- tions mixed with African eran Jordan is a teacher The idea that the arms nent. The dance masters, tribal dances that gave and choreographer who will remain rigid by dressed in coattails and rise to the origin of Dorchester’s Kieran Jordan danced in a scene from started her own dance the sides is a unique top hats, insisted on American tap dancing her company’s performance of “Little Gifts” at the detail, perhaps one of foot positions that were in the mid-1800s. company in Boston 15 Green Street Studios in Cambridge, years ago. Ms. Jordan re- the most striking aspects the standard of French After the performance Niko Alexandrou, of Irish dancing. I once ballet. Dances were of “Little Gifts” had vives the solo dance, us- Eye on the Stage Performance Photography photo ing old style footwork to heard someone venture choreographed to con- concluded, I headed create new jigs and reels. comprises a group of ers is matched by a to guess that it had figure complex spatial toward the exit and Devoted to showcasing eight women who have raucous stomping that something to do with designs, and there were noticed a stack of DVDs new choreography that been dancing together creates a noise resem- the Catholic Church group patterns and folk for sale at the reception draws on the step dance for ten years. In the last bling a Fourth of July and strictures against dancing. Modern Irish desk. I resisted the urge tradition, Kieran Jordan week’s performance, fireworks display. The immodesty. Another dancing inherits all of to make a purchase but Dance is a professional young dancers from footwork grabs your legend has it that a door this. hesitated to move on company that is spe- O’Riley Irish Dance were attention, and while the had been taken from the Different dances are because a little ditty was cifically non-competitive special guests. The danc- dancers are pounding out hinges and laid down to set to various time sig- still ringing in my ears. sean nós. (meaning “old ers came on and off stage the rhythm, you listen provide a hard surface for natures. The polka is I wondered if the Irish style” in Irish, a highly non-stop, like people mesmerized, eager for dancing. Though a good 2/4 time; the waltz is dancers hadn’t tapped individualized improvi- casually dropping in the next beat. The sound sounding board, the door 3/4 time; reels are 4/4 out a subliminal message sation that varies from and out of a living room. is made by shoes that provided a minimum time; jigs are faster at in staccato rhythm: “Buy person to person). They danced solo and in have fiberglass toes and of performance space, 6/8 time; and the slip jig the D-V-D; Buy the Last weekend at Green pairs; they met in groups heels. Instead of satin which could be what achieves an hypnotic ef- D-V-D; Buy the D-V-D.” Street Studios in Cam- of four. They danced slippers, the step dancers bridge, Kieran Jordan around each other and wear dance shoes that Dance presented “Little marched all over the look like farm tractors, Gifts,” an evening of Irish stage, coming together and their feet flail about dancing with set designs only to fall away again. like fish flapping out of by Kieran’s husband, They used the simplest water. Vincent Crotty, with props, such as chairs and Irish dance and music music by The Vox Hunt- brooms. They contrasted is participatory, and Ms. WANT MORE ers. Inside the theater, solo versus synchronized Jordan wants everybody the line between the stepping, and knocked to get it. During the waltz OUT OF seating area and the out a flurry of sounds segment of the program, stage was blurred, al- that seemed to have a audience members were THIS CARD? lowing the audience to structure like that of invited onto the stage see the personalities of the interwoven strands to join in the dancing, a the dancers up front, and that make up a textile miniature group event to feel how the dancers fabric. The entire perfor- known as a céilí that is are connecting with the mance was about speed, embedded in the middle musicians. economy of movement, of the performance. Kieran Jordan Dance precision – and wit. It appears that, except The grace of the danc- for the dancer’s smile,

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KHJ22236_CCA136_ThisCard_ad_5x10_ENG_mech.indd 1 2/10/16 8:18 PM Page 12 THE Reporter March 17, 2016 dotnews.com Corcoran, UMass at odds over university’s plans for Point (Continued from page 1) for Corcoran Jennison, the near term it intends a far greater and more the company’s presi- tions to come, as well as molition”, but adds that SEIU 1999, UMass to utilize the site primar- immediate threat of dent, told the Reporter providing the greatest it is “very concerned that, Boston classrooms. The ily for parking. harm” than the Bayside that the stalemate has benefits to our neighbors if not properly managed Dorchester Reporter, Patricia Filippone, building itself. reached a new point: and to our city.” and coordinated, this which leases space from the executive director “With rusted panels, Corcoran claims that Corcoran said that his work could compromise the Corcoran Jennison of the UMass Building rivets and screws, a Filippone, the director company has no interest the structural integrity Companies, is a long- Authority, indicated in steel superstructure of the UMass Building in selling its holdings of the Bayside Office time tenant as well. a statement that plans compromised by erosion, Authority, has asked to UMass — or any Center,” the company’s UMass Boston pur- for the demolition of and a history of shedding Corcoran if he would be other entity. He says his five-story office building chased the sprawling Bayside would proceed. panels in strong winds, it willing to sell the com- chief goal is to complete at 150 Mt. Vernon Street Bayside site in 2007 “In the short term, poses a real and present pany’s Columbia Point plans to build a new that is adjacent to the after Corcoran Jen- the Bayside building risk of personal injury real estate holdings to residential complex, Expo building. nison Companies lost will be razed and the and property damage the university. University Place, and The office complex the building and its property enhanced as it over a very wide area, The Reporter asked expand the Doubletree currently houses offices expansive parking lots will continue to be used particularly to hundreds Filippone to address that Hotel. Both projects have to foreclosure. Corcoran for parking until park- of UMass students and claim. In a statement, won approval from the Jennison maintained ing garages are built on Harbor Point residents she said: “The UMass Boston Redevelopment JOHN C. ownership of the office the campus,” Filippone who walk directly un- Building Authority’s No. Authority, but Corcoran center and the nearby said. “The first parking derneath it on a daily 1 objective is to assist says he is unable to GALLAGHER Doubletree Hotel on Mt. garage is expected to be basis on a very busy the campuses in provid- move forward without Vernon Street, along completed no later than sidewalk.” ing first-rate facilities securing easements and Insurance Agency with many other hold- September 2018.” Mostyn referenced a and infrastructure for other agreements with ings on the peninsula, In the March 4 letter, letter by a structural the university’s 73,000 UMass. AUTO including the 1,284-unit which was addressed to engineer who works students. At UMass “As we see it, UMass Harbor Point Apart- state building inspectors for Corcoran Jennison Boston, that includes is not interested in INSURANCE ment complex. Andrew Majuri and who concluded that the the ownership and man- anyone else develop- The two parties have John C. Wojciechowicz, sign is “dangerous and agement of the former ing on Columbia Point Specializing in Auto- for some time been em- Corcoran Jennison’s unsafe and should be Bayside Exposition but themselves,” said mobile Insurance for broiled in a standoff over chief counsel, John removed immediately.” Center property, which Corcoran. “We don’t over a half century land use, easements, Mostyn, also sounded The flashpoint over is critical to meeting the need to build these and the future of the an alarm about what he the sign tower and the current parking needs of projects, but at the end of reliable service to Bayside section of Co- deemed “an imminent demolition of the expo the 17,000 students who of the day, it’s what is the Dorchester com- lumbia Point that they threat” from a defunct building is just the latest commute to the campus, best for the Columbia munity. share that has led to long digital sign that was in a series of disputes and future academic Point peninsula.” delays to BRA-approved once owned by Corcoran between the university needs,” Filippone said. Corcoran acknowl- New Accounts building projects and Jennison, but is now and Corcoran Jennison She added: “As we edged this week that raised difficult questions controlled by UMass. Companies, owned by continue to work to UMass officials have Welcome about the long-term The 100- foot-tall sign father-and-son team Joe enhance the UMass met with his attorney prospects of successfully once featured messages and Michael Corcoran. Boston campus and to discuss the expo 1471 Dorchester Ave. redeveloping the area about upcoming expo Both sides have grown redevelop the Bayside center demolition but at Fields Corner MBTA near the gateway to the events and other notices, increasingly frustrated property, we are com- that technical issues peninsula. but has been out of use as negotiations on park- mitted to working with about the razing remain Phone: The university has for years. ing rights, utility ease- our neighbors to pursue unresolved. indicated that it intends In his letter, Mostyn ments, and associated strategies and explore 617-265-8600 to build out the Bayside alleges that the sign costs have disrupted options that fulfill our site for academic and has been “neglected” plans for the two parties. mission of providing a “We Get Your Plates” residential use, but in by UMass and “poses In an interview last high-quality education week, Michael Corcoran, to students for genera-

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(Continued from page 10) further information, please contact Greg O’Neill at Cedar Grove Civic Assoc. Cedar Grove Baseball Registration [email protected]. The monthly meetings are held in Fr. Lane Hall at The 2016 seasons starts on April 30 for all children Police District C-11 St. Brendan’s Church. Info: cedargrovecivic@gmail. ages 3.5-18. Register online at cedargrovebaseball. Non-emergency line for seniors: 617-343-5649. The com or 617-825-1402. com. Party Line phone number, where you can report loud Clam Point Civic Assoc. Winter Farmers Market in Codman Square parties, is 617-343-5500, 24 hours/7 days per week. The meetings are usually held on the second Monday Winter Farmer’s Market Saturdays from 10-1 p.m. Police District B-3 News of the month (unless it’s a holiday) at WORK, Inc. 25 through March 19 at Great Hall, Codman Square. For info, call B-3’s Community Service Office Beach St., at the corner of Freeport St., across from Mother’s Day Walk for Peace Info (Officer Souza) at 617-343-4711. the IBEW; on-street parking available. Sessions Ashmont-Adams Assoc. Codman Square Neighborhood Council Information sessions for the 20th Annual Mother’s Meeting on the first Thursday of each month at the The Codman Square Neighborhood Council meets Day Walk for Peace will be held at Peace Institute Plasterers’ Hall, 7 Fredericka St., at 7 p.m. the first Wed. of each month, 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the Office, 15 Christopher St., Dorchester from 10:30-1 Ashmont Hill Assoc. Great Hall of the Codman Sq. Health Center, 6 p.m. on April 16. RSVP to events@ldbpeaceinstitute. Meetings are generally held the last Thursday Norfolk St. Info: call 617-265-4189. org. For more information, please visit mothersday- of the month. For info, see ashmonthill.org or call Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Assoc. walk4peace.org. Message Line: 617-822-8178. Meetings the first Mon. of each month, 7 p.m., ESA hosts Spring Gala on April 24 Ashmont Valley Neighborhood Assoc. at the Little House, 275 East Cottage St. For info: Elizabeth Seton Academy’s Annual Spring Gala at Meetings are usually the 2nd Monday or Tuesday columbiasavinhillcivic.org. Granite Links Golf Club, April 24 from 5-9 p.m. For of the month at 6:30 p.m. at 776 Washington St. TRIDUUM SCHEDULE FOR COLLABORATIVE St. Gregory, St. Matthew, and St. Angela Parishes

Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper St. Gregory’s (English) - 7:30 p.m. St. Matthew’s (Bilingual) - 7 p.m. St. Angela’s (Bilingual) - 7 p.m. Good Friday St. Gregory’s Solemn Liturgy 3 p.m. Stations: 7:30 p.m. St. Matthew’s Way of the Cross 3 p.m. Passion 7 p.m. St. Angela’s Solemn Liturgy 3 p.m. (English) Solemn Liturgy 7 p.m. (Haitian Creole) Holy Saturday Solemn Vigil of Easter St. Gregory’s (English) 8 p.m. St. Matthew’s (Bilingual) 8 p.m. St. Angela’s (Bilingual) 8:30 p.m.

Easter Sunday Masses St. Gregory’s 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. (No evening Mass) St. Matthew’s 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. St. Angela’s 7 a.m. (Bilingual), 11a.m. (English) and 1:30 p.m. (Haitian Creole)

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Moments after David than luck, and everyone highly respected, and Price had completed his Sports/Clark Booth knows that, though most well-liked, Price makes high-profile (if otherwise teams continue to resist. an excellent impression. meaningless) bow as Price was their biggest thought they were get- Then there are the He knows how to work presumptive meal ticket off-season caper and if it ting a steal when they Yankees, so long the the system and play the of the Boston Red Sox likely makes them more extended C.C Sabathia ultimate example of the role. With any degree down at Fort Myers, formidable this season, for 8 years and $186 mindless profligate base- of success, he’ll be a fan WBZ Radio’s intrepid and maybe the next two Million. The savants ball spender. They man- favorite. None of which Jonny Miller – relentless or three, it’s equally raved over the genius of aged to resist this winter, allays the doubts of the chronicler of our Town certain to be a financial Dave Dombrowski when to the amazement of all. skeptics. For the coming Team’s every waking fiasco if this marriage during his Tigers’ stew- They rode the wagon a season and perhaps two- move and utterance – goes much beyond that ardship he seduced Jason whole off-season. But three beyond, the deal posted on the internet the and heaven help them Verlander for “only” $162 getting aboard is one is widely deemed a Red fun. Not even the addled historically pricey lefty’s if they’re stuck with the million for 6 years. “A thing. Staying there is Sox coup. Beyond that, zealots of Red Sox Na- pitching line in his much fellow all seven they’ve bloody bargain,” they another. few west of Worcester tion, humorless as they anticipated debut. agreed to. Doubtless all chirped. But the Perchance, do you express optimism. can be, ought let that It read: 3.1 innings they’d love to see him ink on that deal wasn’t think if the Yankees had Typical were the imme- bother them. Ah, but let pitched, 4 hits, 2 runs, 2 opt out – it’s his option dry before Verlander, been unshackled from diate pronouncements it happen Opening Day earned runs, 4 K’s, 1 W, after three – unless, of having been diverted the suffocating contract of highly sophisticated and it’s quite another (2 homers, 2 doubles). course, he had already by his fame, embarked burdens of Brothers A- Fortune magazine, ped- matter. Seemingly within crash-landed, in which upon his ongoing slide Rod, Beltran, Sabathia, dler of high finance Memorable was that seconds came the first case he’ll be more than into mediocrity that and Teixeira this off- journalism. When it opener a quarter cen- of the responses scream- pleased to hang around continues to pay him a season, they might have deals with sports, a tury ago when Lee Smith ing across the net, and the length of his contract mere $27 million a year. chased David Price, their rarity, Fortune confines debuted. You’ll recall while it landed like just collecting many more Way to go, Dave. newly professed devotion itself to money matters he’d been the key off- another mad wail of tens of millions annually Could Mr. Price be- to payroll stability and at which it’s expert. In an season acquisition for a anguish in the middle of while contributing little. come Mr. Dombrowski’s a bountiful farm system article headlined, ”Why team thought to be just the night you had to know On the other hand, Boston version of Mr. notwithstanding? Why the Red Sox will regret one nifty reliever shy the aggrieved, clearly a even if Mr. Price does Verlander? No doubt you of course, old Sport. And signing David Price,” of a pennant-winner. loyal foot soldier of the pitch here wonderfully find that unthinkable. they’d probably have Fortune declared the day Expectations for Smith Nation, was speaking for the next three seasons, But do you think that ravenously stalked the after he signed: “Don’t be were thereby huge. But tens of thousands of his what are the odds some at the start of his new equally expensive Zack surprised if Price’s deal in the opener he got fellow travelers buried sucker will bite on giving deal in 2013 anyone in Greinke, too. turns out to be a dog.” shelled, blowing the back in the dour depths a 34 year old a long-term Detroit, least of all GM There’s an element Rather salty language lead and the game, and of a New England winter. deal for more than $31 Dombrowski, considered of rope-a-dope to these from a high-minded triggering doubts which, “What a bum”, asserted million per. You need remotely feasible the newly embraced Yankee rag. You don’t read while he pitched decently the pained fellow, and to accept, for better prospect of Verlander tactics. But few should such stuff hereabouts, here, he could never later then he added the most or worse, that you’re having a 5-8 record two be fooled. The voracious but such skepticism is quite dispel. relevant of all the stats stuck with him for the years later? It’s roulette, shopping sprees Cash- widespread. And in our local tabloid germane to this curious duration. And you need my friend! man’s Yankees may have Not that a crummy the next morning a head- moment: “7 years at $217 to pray, if you’re a loyal Still, Boston looks to in mind once they unload performance in a lazy line of the size usually Million.” Nation minion, that he have a better chance of the contract baggage that little exhibition with the reserved for conveying Which is, of course, remains faintly worthy getting its money’s worth has been hobbling them Twins five days before either the beginning or the incredible price the of at least half that. from Price than the boggles the imagina- the Ides of March affirms ending of wars declared: Townies astoundingly This is the game within Tigers have of squeez- tion. Once a wastrel, any of that or has any “Wait Until Next Year.” agreed to pay for Mr. the game nowadays, sort ing appropriate value always a wastrel! It’s an relevance. The point and Only in Boston! Con- Price only a year after of like roulette. “Far- from their big off-season old baseball axiom. purpose of spring ball is sider yourself as having loudly and roundly de- fetched,” says you? Check signing. Dombrowski’s Hereabouts, the Price to air it out, let loose, and been warned, Mr. Price. nouncing the folly of out the Philadelphia successor, Al Avila, man- acquisition remains see how far they can hit heaping fabulous riches Phillies, says I. aged to convince himself wildly popular. Smart, it. No harm, no foul, have on capricious 30-year-old It was only yesterday that Jordan Zimmerman pitchers. But another that the Phils landed – only 13-10 with a 3.66 last place finish, spark- first Roy Halladay then ERA last season – is ing rising ridicule in Cliff Lee, giving each an worth $22 million a year the Game, combined epic nine-figure deal and for five years. Must be Holy Week & Easter at with plunging televi- all the game’s savants something in the water sion revenues, a failing agreed they were bril- out there in Detroit. newspaper, and a sharp liant moves, with much Baseball’s free agent drop in local prestige All Saints, Ashmont talk of a Philadelphia market is quicksand, a 209 Ashmont St., Dorchester can work wonders on dynasty. Five years later, threat to the naïve and an eccentric owner’s both Lee and Halladay the foolish that is clear to Boston, Massachusetts 02124 huge ego, inducing such reside in baseball’s bone- everyone. Yet few can re- The Rev’d Michael J. Godderz, Rector flip-flops as casually as yard and the Phils are sist. To beat this system Andrew Sheranian, Organist & Master of Choristers just another knee-jerk. baseball’s worst team, you have to be one lucky John Henry certainly a total wreck facing a cuss. There’s no baseball qualifies on all such long, painful re-build. If science or genius out counts. You can even there were many reasons there that can project a Palm Sunday @ 20 March imagine him, perched for their epic meltdown player’s worth beyond 8 a.m.: Low Mass under an umbrella in the two biggest, far and 2-3 years, especially 10 a.m.: Liturgy of the Palms, Procession, & Solemn Mass JetBlue Park’s nickel away, were Brothers if it’s a pitcher you’re Sung by the Choir of Men & Boys, including music by seats, muttering, “What Halladay and Lee. considering, and those Howells, Wesley, and Ireland. Organ: Bach, Barber a bum.” Beware of Phillies Syn- who claim otherwise are The stakes are high drome. But then there’s full of you know what. In Maundy Thursday@ 24 March for Henry and the Red no end to such examples. the end it’s all about luck, 7 p.m.: The Liturgy of the Day& Solemn Mass Sox. The purchase of The Yankees actually nothing more profound The Rev’d Robert B. Edson, preaching Washing of the Feet, Solemn Procession of the Blessed Sacrament, & Stripping of the Altar ATTENTION: Sung by the Choir of Men & Boys, including music by Stopford, Walmisley, Duruflé, and Byrd. Organ: Langlais DORCHESTER YOUTH Good Friday @ 25 March 7 p.m.: The Liturgy of the Day& Mass of the Pre-Sanctified The Rev’d Robert B. Edson, preaching SO CCER PLAYERS!!! Solemn Collects and Veneration of the Cross Sung by the Choir of Men & Boys, including music by Victoria, Casals, Chilcott, and Stainer. Spring House League Easter Eve @ 26 March Registration Ends March 22nd!! All Saints is located 7 p.m.: The Great Vigil& First Mass of Easter next to the Ashmont The Rev’d Robert B. Edson, preaching T Station. Lighting of the Paschal Candle, Paschal Vigil, Holy Baptism Register now @ Sung by the Choir of Men & Boys, including music by Parish Office: www.DYSSOCCER.com 617.436.6370 Vaughan Williams and Bairstow. Organ: Bach Easter Day @ 27 March Please visit our web site 8 a.m.: Low Mass NO WALK-ON REGISTRATION for a complete listing of music and services. 10 a.m.: Procession & Solemn Mass AT THE FIELD Sung by the Choir of Men & Boys, including music by Darke, Email: [email protected] www.allsaints.net Lamoreaux, Bairstow. Organ: Vierne, Widor

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Members of the Keystone Club at Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester volun- Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester hosted Boston E.M.S. for an interactive ses- teering at the Massachusetts Special Olympic Games held in Worcester. Our sion with members of our Early Education & Care programs. Our members teens assisted with the Floor Hockey games and served dinner to the athletes. were treated to a tour of the ambulance and received coloring books. Spring Social Recreation Pro- and Lego Club. For more info please Entrepreneurship) Academies being gram - The Social Recreation program contact Zack Solomon (zsolomon@ held this Summer. For more informa- Upcoming Special Event: is based out of the Club’s Gamesroom bgcdorchester.org). tion on our Education programs and includes drop-in activities, holiday Education Program News - The please contact Santi Dewa Ayu (sayu@ Winter “Arts Bash” parties, field trips and small group Winter session of classes are winding bgcdorchester.org). Wednesday, March 23rd clubs. On 3/24 we will be accepting reg- down and members are encouraged Museum of Fine Arts Family istrations for our Bantam and Twilight to register for the following Spring Day - The Fine Arts program at the 6 - 8 p.m. programs. The Bantam program is for classes on 3/24: CS First Computer Club is partnering with the Museum members ages 5 & 6 and has a limited Coding (Mondays); Quirkles Science of Fine Arts to host a Family Arts The Winter “Arts Bash” on 3/23 enrollment. The program is offered Club (Mondays); Gique (Tuesdays); Day at the Museum on 3/20. Members will include a Photography Ex- weekdays from 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. The My Future Tech (Tuesdays); Teen and parents are invited to take part hibit, Musical Performances, Fine Twilight program is an extended day College Fellows (Tuesdays); Reading in a tour and a class together from Arts Exhibit and a Film Screen- program with activities from 6:00 - 8:00 Buddies (Wednesdays); Global Explor- 1:00-2:30 p.m. Limited transportation ing for members, parents and p.m. weeknights for ages 7 to 12. Other ers (Thursdays), Chess Champions is also available. For more informa- friends. For info contact Jessica programs accepting registrations (Fridays); and S.A.T. Prep. We are tion, or to register, please contact Hulslander at jhulslander@bgc- include Boys Group, Torch Club, Girl also currently accepting registrations Jessica Hulslander (jhulslander@ dorchester.org. Scouts, Girls Group, Fencing Club for the NFTE (Network for Teaching bgcdorchester.org). GREENHILLS IRISH BAKERY 25 years in business!

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ALBRECHT, Susan ane of Holbrook. “Nana” and Dorchester. Wife of Doren both of Dorchester. (Goode) of Dorchester. of John Bohan of Bridge- the late Arthur P. Larvey. Grandson of the late Va- In Loving Memory of Mother of Christopher water, Kerri Bohan of Mother of Virginia M. leriano and Elisa Colon. Albrecht and Juliette Al- Brockton, Colleen Bohan Connolly of Randolph, Nephew of Lou and Joann Leo C. Reardon, Sr. brecht. Grandmother of of Randolph, Joseph Gerald F. Larvey of CA, Muniz of Dover, NH, Ru- Nadia Glover. Daughter Bohan, Elizabeth Bo- Arthur P. Larvey of Ha- ben Colon of Roslindale, 10 Year Anniversary of the late Christopher han, both of Dorchester, nover, Francis D. Larvey Patricia Colon of Roslin- 3/21/06 - 3/21/16 and Mary (Davis) Goode. Patrick Bohan of Stam- of Greenfield, MA, Paul dale, Elizabeth and Bruce Sister of John and his ford, CT, Shelby Bohan J. Larvey of Kingston, Collins of Quincy, Chris- wife Anne Goode, Teresa of Holbrook, Thomas Theresa A. Cairo of FL tine Colon of Weymouth, Goode, Marybeth and her Bohan of South Boston, and Denise M. Carr of Richard Colon of Chelsea husband Lee Kennedy, Kellyanne, Richard, Paul Randolph. Sister of the and the late Edward Christopher and his wife and Michael Seibert. late Charles, Robert and Colon. Also survived by Erica Goode, James and Great-Grandmother of Francis Newell and Ruth many cousins. his wife Kathleen Goode Brendan, Jared, Grace, Mulvey. Also survived by STAPLETON, Brian and Nancy and her hus- Declan, Ainsley, Ava, 16 loving grandchildren G. 56, of Medway and band John Talalas. Peter, Michael, Kait- and 21 great grandchil- formerly of Dorchester. ANDRUSZKIEWICZ, lyn, Colleen, Joseph, dren. Remembrances Husband of Pamela J. Christine S. (Rudows- and Claire. Sister of may be made to Sunrise (Donahue) Stapleton. ki) of Dorchester. Wife Lawrence McCarthy, of Braintree, 618 Granite Father of Kyle John of the late Francis An- his wife Anne of Milton, St., Braintree, MA 02184. Stapleton of Medway. druszkiewicz. Mother of formerly of South Boston McINTIRE, Kath- Son of Dennis J. Staple- three children and five and the late Marilyn Mc- erine A. (McNamara) ton of Dorchester and grandchildren. She died Carthy. Evelyn was also age 104, of Dorchester. the late Mary T. (Spill- peacefully at her home in survived by many loving Wife of the late William ane). Brother of Dennis His helping hand was always first their care. nieces, nephews, cousins, C. McIntire. Mother of Stapleton of Quincy, to render any aid he could. BOHAN, Evelyn M. and friends, especially William C. McIntire Jr. Kevin Stapleton of Wey- His voice was always raised in praise, (McCarthy) of Dorches- Eileen Sweeney, Jean and his late wife Laraine mouth, David Stapleton his words were wise and good. ter, formerly of Quincy Fucillo and Faye O’Brien. of Marshfield, Claire M. of Methuen and Sean Dear father, since you’ve gone away, and South Boston at the She was a retired em- McIntire of South Boston Stapleton of Weymouth. the ones you loved so true, age of 81. Wife of the ployee of Jordan Marsh and Paul G. McIntire and Also survived by many Try hard to carry on the way, late Joseph M. Bohan. Warehouse and a Shop his wife Jane of Buffalo, nieces and nephews and we know you’d want us to. Always in our minds Daughter of the late Steward for Local # 25. NY. Grandmother of Wil- his beloved dog, Chloe. and forever in our hearts. Esther (Fitzgerald) Mc- Donations may be made liam P. McIntire, Tracy Expressions of sympathy Carthy. Devoted mother in Evelyn’s memory to the A. Gano and Michael may be made in Brian’s Loved and Missed by your Family of Patrick, his wife Denise Alzheimer’s Association D. McIntire all of CO. memory to a charity of of Dorchester, Michael, of Massachusetts, 480 Sister of the late Mary one’s choice. his wife Donna of South Pleasant St., Watertown, Coughlan, Dorothy and WASHINGTON, Le- Boston, John, his wife MA 02472. John McNamara. Also roy of Dorchester. Hus- Kathleen of Braintree, CARROLL, Robert F. survived by seven great band of Bernida Wash- and Joseph, his wife Di- “Red” age 87, of Milton. grandchildren. ington. Father of Larry Husband of the late Mary MILLAR, Herbert “Tree” Washington and LEGAL NOTICE E. (McCormick). Father E. of Allston. Husband Leonard Washington. of Maryann Flaherty and of the late Ann (Feath- Also survived by a host COMMONWEALTH OF her husband William of erson) Millar. Father of loving relatives and MASSACHUSETTS Quincy, Elizabeth M. of Susan Galvin and friends. TEVNAN TEVNAN THE TRIAL COURT 100 City Hall Plaza 415 Neponset Avenue PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Carroll of FL, Robert C. her husband Danny of ZACCHINI, Robert Suffolk Probate & Family Court Carroll and his wife Ann Dorchester, Herbert Mil- J. of Quincy, formerly of Boston, MA 02108 Dorchester, MA 02124 24 New Chardon Street of Milton, Paul B. Car- lar Jr. and his wife Jean- Dorchester. Bob was born 617-423-4100 617-265-4100 Boston 02114 (617) 788-8300 roll and his wife Tricia nie of Waltham. Brother in Boston, raised and edu- CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION of Milton, and the late of the late William Millar. cated in Dorchester and Attorneys at Law Docket No. SU16P0440EA John Carroll. Brother of Grandfather of Dane was a graduate of Cathe- ESTATE OF: www.tevnan.com DOROTHY MARION Charles Carroll of Plym- Millar, Donnell Norton dral High School, Class DATE OF DEATH: 11/09/2015 outh and the late Ed- and his wife Cindy, Lee of 1962. He had lived To all interested persons: A petition for Formal Probate of Will with ward and Donald Carroll. Norton and his wife An- in Quincy for twenty- Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by Audrey Willoughby of Grandfather of Kathleen gela. Great grandfather three years, previously in Brockton, MA requesting that the Court Flaherty of Dorchester, of Cameron and Ella Dorchester for most of his enter a formal Decree and Order and for “Close to Home” such other relief as requested in the Peti- Molly Flaherty of Quincy, Norton. Also survived by life. He was employed as tion. The Petitioner requests that Audrey SGT Matthew Flaherty several nieces and neph- an operations manager at Willoughby of Brockton, MA be appointed as Personal Representative of said estate US Army of Germany, ews. Army Veteran WW the former Jordan Marsh to serve Without Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Daniel, Christine, Mag- II and Korea. Donations Company in Downtown You have the right to obtain a copy of the gie, Christopher and in memory of Mr. Millar Crossing for many years. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. Hannah Carroll of Mil- may be made to Dana Bob had served as a lector To do so, you or your attorney must file a ton. Bob was lucky to Farber Cancer Institute, at Saint Mary’s Church in written appearance and objection at this Court before 10:00 a.m. on 04/07/2016. have spent the last 15 PO Box 849168, Boston West Quincy and most re- This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written appearance years of his life with his MA 02284. cently at Saint Agatha’s and objection if you object to this proceeding. second wife, the late Kay SOUTHWORTH, Church in East Milton. If you fail to file a timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Shortt. Donations may be Christian V. of Hyde He was a train enthusiast Objections within thirty (30) days of the made, in his memory, to Park. Son of Joanne C. including old trollies and Cedar Grove Cemetery return date, action may be taken without further notice to you. the Chaplains Alliance, Doren (Colon) of Hyde buses. He also studied ge- CONSECRATED IN 1868 Unsupervised Administration P. O. Box 15353, Alexan- Park and the late James nealogy and meteorology. Under The Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code (MUPC) dria, VA 22315. Southworth. Brother Son of the late Anthony On the banks of the Neponset A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised administra- LARVEY, Virginia of William E. Doren II J. and Mary C. (DiVito) tion is not required to file an inventory or M. (Newell) of Braintree of Malden, Ashley E. Zacchini. Bob is survived annual accounts with the Court. Persons Inquiries on gravesites are invited. interested in the estate are entitled to notice formerly of South Boston Doren and Lindsay M. by several cousins. regarding the administration directly from Non-Sectarian. the Personal Representative and may peti- tion the Court in any matter relating to the LEGAL NOTICES Cemetery Office open daily at estate, including the distribution of assets and expenses of administration. 920 Adams St. Witness, HON. JOAN P. ARMSTRONG COMMONWEALTH OF COMMONWEALTH OF COMMONWEALTH OF First Justice of this Court. MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS Dorchester, MA 02124 Date: February 29, 2016 THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT Felix D. Arroyo THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE & FAMILY COURT Telephone: 617-825-1360 Register of Probate PROBATE & FAMILY COURT INFORMAL PROBATE SUFFOLK DIVISION Published: March 17, 2016 Suffolk Probate and family Court PUBLICATION NOTICE 24 NEW CHARDON STREET 24 NEW CHARDON STREET Docket No. SU16P0163EA BOSTON, MA 02114 PO BOX 9667, BOSTON, MA 02114 ESTATE OF: Docket No. SU16D0265DR NOTICE OF PETITION RICHARD E. WILLIAMSON DIVORCE SUMMONS FOR CHANGE OF NAME Also Known As: BY PUBLICATION and MAILING NIKESA THAMES Docket No. SU16C0015CA RICHARD ELLIOT WILLIAMSON DATE OF DEATH: October 15, 2015 vs. in the MATTER of: SUFFOLK DIVISION RICHARD THAMES HIBO ABDULLAH IBRAHIM To all persons interested in above captioned To the Defendant: of BOSTON, MA estate, by Petition of Petitioner Joseph B. The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for To all persons interested in a Williamson of Chapel Hill, NC. Joseph B. Divorce requesting that the Court grant petition described: Williamson of Chapel Hill, NC has been a divorce for irretrievable break- informally appointed as the Personal Rep- A petition has been presented down. The Complaint is on file at the resentative of the estate to serve without Court. An Automatic Restraining Order by Hibo A. Ibrahimrequesting that surety on the bond. has been entered in this matter preventing Hibo Abdullah Ibrahim be allowed The estate is being administered under you from taking any action which would to change her name as follows: informal procedure by the Personal Repre- negatively impact the current financial HIBO BASHE DAHIR sentative under the Massachusetts Uniform status of either party. SEE Supplemental If you desire to object Probate Code without supervision by the Probate Court Rule 411. thereto, you or your at- Court. Inventory and accounts are not re- You are hereby summoned and quired to be filed with the Court, but interested required to serve upon: Nikesa Thames, torney must file a written parties are entitled to notice regarding the 15 Ferndale St., Apt. 3, Dorchester, MA appearance in said Court administration from Personal Representative 02124 your answer, if any, on or before at Boston on or before and can petition the Court in any matter 05/12/2016. If you fail to do so, the court will ten o’clock in the MORN- relating to the estate, including distribution proceed to the hearing and adjudication ING (10:00 AM) on 04/21/2016. of assets and expenses of administration. of this action. You are also required to file Witness, HON. JOAN P. ARM- Interested parties are entitled to petition the a copy of your answer, if any, in the office Court to institute formal proceedings and STRONG, First Justice of this of the Register of this Court. to obtain orders terminating or restricting Witness, HON. JOAN P. ARM- Court. the powers of Personal Representatives STRONG, First Justice of this Court. February 4, 2016 appointed under informal procedure. A copy Date: March 1, 2016 Felix D. Arroyo of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained Felix D. Arroyo Register of Probate from the Petitioner. Register of Probate Published: March 17, 2016 Published: March 17, 2016 Published: March 17, 2016 dotnews.com March 17, 2016 The Reporter Page 19 Reporter’s Calendar SAINT JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC ACADEMY REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Thursday, March 17 ees Jim Rooney, Marie Parade in South Boston Dorchester. • Kids’ Garden Club, St. Fleur, and W. Paul follows at 1 p.m., Broad- Monday, March 21 Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy (SJPIICA) 4:30 p.m. at Adams White. Special guests in- way. • Imagine Boston 2030 hereby invites the submission of sealed proposals Street branch library, clude: Governor Charlie • Dorchester Histori- community workshop at for a one year contract for operation for service of the 690 Adams St., Dorches- Baker and Mayor Martin cal Society program on Catholic Charities Teen food services program, as described in the Request ter. Help us kick off Walsh. 9:30 a.m., 800 Co- Evacuation Day history Center at St. Peter’s on for Proposal (RFP) available from: gardening season early lumbia Rd., Dorchester. includes portrayal of his- Bowdoin St., Dorchester, by sowing sweet pea Sunday, March 20 toric residents discussing 6-8 p.m. SAINT JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC ACADEMY seeds in the library’s • South Boston St. the events leading up Tuesday, March 22 BUSINESS OFFICE garden. Suitable for ages Patrick’s Day Breakfast to the fortification of • Imagine Boston 2030 2200 DORCHESTER AVE 3 and up. hosted by Senator Linda Dorchester Heights and community workshop DORCHESTER, MA 02124 • Monthly meeting of Dorcena Forry starts life in the second half of at Murphy School, 1 the Boston State Hos- at 10 a.m. and will be the 18th century. 2 p.m. Worrell St., Dorchester, The RFP is currently available at www.pjp2ca.org . All proposals must be sealed and will be accepted pital Citizens Advisory televised live on New at the William Clapp 6-8 p.m. by mail or in person at the Business Office, Saint Committee (CAC) will be England Cable News. House, 195 Boston St. Thursday, March 24 John Paul II Catholic Academy, 2200 Dorchester held from 6-8 p.m. at the Ave, Dorchester, MA 02124 until 4:00 PM on April Foley Building, 249 River 25, 2016. St., Mattapan. Members Mosaic on the Riverway 80 Fenwood Road, Boston, MA 02115 Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope, of the public are invited to attend. Affordable Housing Opportunity in Boston which is plainly marked on the face: “PROPOSAL FOR FOOD SERVICES PROGRAM” Saturday, March 19 (8) One-Bedroom (48) Two-Bedroom & (4) Three-Bedroom apartments (4) of the One-Bedroom apartments have a preference for disabled households requiring • Dorchester St. Pat- wheelchair accessibility SJPIICA reserves the right to reject any and all pro- rick’s Day Brunch to Maximum household income limit 30% & 60% of HUD Boston Median Income posals and to waive any defects, informalities and benefit Mary Ann Brett HH minor irregularities in proposals received as may Food Pantry features Size 30% 60% be deemed in the best interest of the Academy. All Hall of Fame induct- 1 20,700 41,400 proposals must be submitted in the form of a proposal 2 23,650 47,200 and must conform to the specifications. SJPIICA LEGAL NOTICES 3 26,600 53,220 reserves the right to reject any and all proposals COMMONWEALTH OF 4 29,550 59,100 that do not meet the minimum requirements set MASSACHUSETTS 5 31,950 63,840 forth in the RFP. THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 6 34,300 68,580 All Proposals must be complete and in compliance Suffolk Probate & Family Court Informational sessions: with the submission requirements outlined in the RFP. 24 New Chardon Street th Boston 02114 Thursday, April 14 at 6:00 p.m. at RTH Community Center, 20 Vining Street, Boston (617) 788-8300 Monday, April 18th at 1:00 p.m. at POP Allston, 89 Brighton Ave, Boston March 14, 2016 CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Applications may be picked up from Wingate Management: Docket No. SU13P2251EA RTH Community Center: 20 Vining Street, Boston, MA 02115 Michael Buckley ESTATE OF: Director of Finance & Operations WILLIAM JAMES WRIGHT, IV April 4, 2016 - April 28, 2016 DATE OF DEATH: 09/05/2013 To all interested persons: Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri: 9:30 am - 4:00 am A petition for Formal Adjudication of Thursdays: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by Tyrone Saturdays: from 9:00 – 12:00 noon D. Whitley of Brockton, MA requesting that HELP WANTED the Court enter a formal Decree and Order Application Return and for such other relief as requested in RTH Riverway Management Office in person or via U.S. Mail to the Petition. You have the right to obtain a copy of 747 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115 or emailed to Church Administrative Assistant the Petition from the Petitioner or at the [email protected] Court. You have a right to object to this Part-time (20 hours/ wk.) proceeding. To do so, you or your attor- Deadline: Completed applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. or have a postmarked date of ney must file a written appearance and Friday, May 6th, 2016. The Greenwood Memorial United Methodist objection at this Court before 10:00 a.m. on 04/21/2016. Church is seeking a part-time Church This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written appear- Administrative Assistant. Church Administrative ance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely Assistant, this person will report to the church written appearance and objection followed Pastor. The responsibility is to provide by an Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may administrative support to the Pastor, to preform be taken without further notice to you. Unsupervised Administration secretarial/clerical duties and service as the Under The Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code (MUPC) office manager while maintaining Church and A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Pastor’s confidentiality in all communication administration is not required to file an coming through the Church office. Must inventory or annual accounts with the Court. Persons interested in the estate maintain a clean, well-organized church are entitled to notice regarding the ad- ministration directly from the Personal environment. Interested candidates should Representative and may petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, includ- submit a resume and cover letter to office@ ing the distribution of assets and expenses gmumch.comcastbiz.net. Upon receiving a of administration. Witness, HON. JOAN P. ARM- complete job description will be sent to you. STRONG First Justice of this Court. Date: March 09, 2016 Felix D. Arroyo We’re Seeking Input from Our Community. Register of Probate Published: March 17, 2016 Codman Square NDC The National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories (NEIDL) Real Estate Project Manager COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS is seeking applications for new members for its Community Liaison THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Committee (CLC). The CLC was formed to facilitate communication Suffolk Probate & Family Court 24 New Chardon Street between the NEIDL and the community and to ensure transparency Boston 02114 (617) 788-8300 in the activities of the NEIDL. CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. SU16P0479EA The mission of the CLC is to promote a continuing conversation ESTATE OF: HELEN U. BARRON between the community and the NEIDL about the NEIDL’s activities DATE OF DEATH: 08/07/2014 The Codman Square Neighborhood Development To all interested persons: A petition for Formal Adjudication of and research. This dialogue must be an honest and respectful Corp. (CSNDC) seeks an experienced and energetic Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by James exchange of information, questions, and concerns intended to build Real Estate Project Manager to oversee development E. Barron of Honolulu, HI requesting that and construction of two or more multi-family the Court enter a formal Decree and Order trust and understanding. and for such other relief as requested in the and/or homeownership projects, as well as pre- Petition. The Petitioner requests that James E. Barron of Honolulu, HI be appointed as The NEIDL, owned and operated by Boston University, is dedicated development activities for future pipeline residential Personal Representative of said estate to serve With Corporate Surety on the bond and commercial projects. in an unsupervised administration. to the development of diagnostics, vaccines, and treatments for You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. newly emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases. The NEIDL Qualifications include: At least 3 years’ experience in You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a contains state-of-the-art BSL-2, BSL-3, and BSL-4 laboratories to real estate development or related fields; management, written appearance and objection at this organizational, technical and teamwork skills; strong Court before 10:00 a.m. on 04/14/2016. conduct this important research in a safe and secure environment. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline spreadsheet/Excel skills, excellent verbal and written by which you must file a written appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. communication skills, relevant bachelor’s or master’s If you fail to file a timely written appearance Individuals interested in becoming members of the committee may and objection followed by an Affidavit of degree. Spanish or Haitian Creole language skills a Objections within thirty (30) days of the apply online at www.bu.edu/NEIDL or by contacting Valeda Britton, return date, action may be taken without plus. further notice to you. Executive Director, Community Relations/Boston University Medical Unsupervised Administration Under The Massachusetts Uniform Campus; email: [email protected]; phone: 617-638-1911. Competitive salary, plus benefits, depending on Probate Code (MUPC) A Personal Representative appointed under qualifications. the MUPC in an unsupervised administra- tion is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Court. Persons Please send cover letter and resume, before April 13, interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the administration directly from 2016, to: Gail Latimore, CSNDC, 587 Washington the Personal Representative and may peti- St., Dorchester MA 02124, or email: [email protected]. tion the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets All applications must be received by April 1, 2016. and expenses of administration. Witness, HON. JOAN P. ARMSTRONG CSNDC, a long-established community development First Justice of this Court. corporation in the heart of Dorchester, is an equal Date: March 03, 2016 Felix D. Arroyo opportunity employer. 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