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Established in 1882 Check out our website; cottagehillrealestate.com hrop’s Pio int ne W er Winthrop Newspaper Sun TranScripT E s t . i n 1882 Published by the Independent Newspaper Group 50 c e n t s WEDNESDAY, December 30, 2020 INDEX It's Official Editorials 6 Through The Years 7 DeLeo leaves as Speaker of House Sports 9 Police 2 By Cary Shuman me as their Speaker for a Business Directory 15 record 6 consecutive terms Classified 15 Robert A. DeLeo of fills me with a profound Winthrop, who was elect- sense of gratitude and ap- ed to the House of Rep- preciation, My pride in INDEPENDENT resentatives in 1990 and what we have collectively went on to serve as Speak- accomplished over the last er of the House for 12 12 years will never be di- years, delivered his fare- minished.” well address in the House DeLeo is beloved in Chambers at the State- Winthrop, where such Seventy-year-old Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo, who served for nearly 30 house in Boston Tuesday honors as the naming of years in the House, and a dozen as Speaker, delivered his farewell remarks on December afternoon. 29, at the House of Representatives Chamber at the State House . the senior center, the Rob- The speech marked the ert A. DeLeo Senior Cen- Newspaper Group end of a legendary politi- ter, affirmed the respect cal career for Winthrop’s and admiration townspeo- NEWS Brief favorite son who served as ple had for the man many 2020 was a very mean year a Winthrop Town Meeting knew warmly as “Bob.” member and a member of Some residents, like MVES OFFER By Kate Anslinger VIRTUAL the Board of Selectmen former WHS sports star before running successful- The year 2020 is one Mike Vatalaro, remem- HEALTHY AGING ly for a Winthrop-Revere that will undoubtedly be ber DeLeo fondly as one seat in the House. WORKSHOPS remembered by all. For of their Winthrop Little In a letter to House Mystic Valley Elder most, the COVID-19 League coaches. And no Clerk Steve T. James Mon- Services will present two pandemic will come to matter how busy his state- day, DeLeo wrote: “It has FREE Virtual Healthy mind when the memora- wide schedule of events, been an honor and privi- Aging workshop series ble year is one day looked DeLeo always supported lege serving as a Member beginning in February. back upon. Parents will Winthrop teams and at- of this institution for al- My Life; My Health, remember how they jug- tended the biggest games, most 30 years. The faith the chronic disease gled working at home and including the 2011 boys and trust my colleagues self-management work- learning the ins and outs of placed in me by electing See DELEO Page 4 shop series, begins remote schooling as teach- Wednesdays, February 3 ers will recall the chal- to March 10, 2021 from lenges they faced when 10:30 am – 12:00 pm. trying to adapt to molding More COVID cases reported chronic disease self-man- young minds over Zoom. agement course is for It will take a while for the COVID-19 is still Walden Street are as fol- anyone living with an on- class of 2020 to accept the keeping a tight grip on the lows: going medical condition, fact that they missed out Town of Winthrop. Wednesday Dec. 30: such as arthritis, asthma, on the anticipated events The Massachusetts De- 9 AM – 1 PM chronic back pain, chron- that end their high school partment of Public Health Thursday December 31 ic fatigue syndrome, careers. Those same grad- has notified the Town of- CLOSED cancer, COPD, diabetes, uates were the first to en- ficials of sixty-eight (68) Friday January 1 fibromyalgia, heart -dis ter college, armed with the additional confirmed pos- CLOSED ease, high blood pressure, new norm of mask-wear- itive cases of the virus in Residents are urged to Parkinson’s Disease or ing and social distancing, Winthrop since Wednes- remain vigilant against stroke. Topics will in- and long breaks with re- day, December 23. These the spread of COVID-19 clude managing and con- mote classes. figures bring the local to- as the community re- trolling pain, beginning While the year 2020 is tals to 1,269 total cases: mains at high risk for the (or improving) an exer- one that tested educators, 32 deceased, 123 isolated disease. Residents are cise program, handling parents and students, it and 1,114 recovered. strongly encouraged to stress and learning to re- is also the year that Win- College student, Faith Hunt, holds a sign reiterating The holiday sched- avoid high risk activities, lax, increasing energy, George Floyd's last words, during the Black Lives Matter ule for COVID testing at March in June. 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CALL TODAY AND FIND OUT WHAT SETS US APART FROM THE REST! 617.846.1020 C21SEAPORT.COM 1/1 Page 2 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Email: [email protected] WINTHROP POLICE BLOTTER stopped a MV on Main St. sponded to a disturbance The following incident repo of a motor vehicle a caller who stated that struck a fire hydrant. The for the civil infraction of at the Seven-Eleven on reports are among the calls (MV) on Charles St. a person appeared to be MV was towed. speeding and issued a ci- Revere St. Two customers to which the Winthrop Po- 0423: Officers who had asleep in a MV that was 1653: An officer tation to the operator. The who were not observing lice Department respond- responded to an earlier parked in a snow bank at stopped a motor vehi- officer also advised the the mask rules had be- ed on the listed dates: call located the suspect in Pleasant St. and Waldemar cle (MV) at Grovers and operator, who had an outcome argumentative with Revere and arrested An- Ave. The officer arrest- Crest Aves. for the civil of-state license but who the store clerk when he MONDAY, thony James Greeley, 35, ed Melku Admasu, 38, of infraction of an obstructed now resides here, that she refused to service them. DECEMBER 14 of 297 Winthrop St., for Chelsea, for the criminal registration plate. The of- needed to obtain a Mass. The officer directed the 1505: Officers respond- the criminal offenses of offense of operating a MV ficer gave a verbal -warn license. customers to leave for the ed to a report of suspicious causing malicious damage while under the influence ing to the operator. 0235: An officer re- night. activity at Pond St. and to a MV, assault & battery of liquor. The officer also 1708: A resident called Cliff Ave. They arrested a (A&B) upon a family or cited him for the civil in- the station to report that 32 year-old Winthrop man household member, caus- fraction of having an open her daughter’s MV was DA Rollins invites high school who had an outstanding ing malicious destruction container of an alcoholic struck by a hit-and-run warrant. of property under $1200, beverage while operating operator while the daugh- students to apply for internship 1653: An officer and intimidation of a wit- a MV. ter was parked in line for stopped a motor vehicle ness. the COVID testing site on In memory of Suffolk ends. Upon acceptance (MV) at Buchanan and 1411: A Moore St. res- FRIDAY, Walden St. The side view prosecutor Paul Mc- into college, the Schol- Bowdoin Sts. for the civ- ident reported that a large DECEMBER 18 mirror of the MV had been Laughlin, and in honor ars will receive financial il infraction of operating package delivered by Am- 1131: A Veterans Rd. struck. of his commitment to assistance toward their without headlights after azon was taken from the resident reported the theft 1747: An Amelia Ave. using the law as a means higher education. dusk. The officer gave a front hallway. The officer of two packages. The offi- resident reported vandal- to improve the commu- “Paul’s legacy lives verbal warning to the op- filed a report. cer filed a report. ism to his property. An of- nities he served, District on in the work that we erator. 2317: Officers tagged 1200: Officers served a ficer filed a report. Attorney Rachael Rollins are doing here at the 1744: An officer and towed 23 motor vehi- warrant and arrested a fe- 2153: An officer has created the Paul R. Suffolk County District stopped a MV at Shore cles that were parked on male party. stopped a motor vehicle McLaughlin Memorial Attorney’s Office, at the the town’s streets during 1258: An officer moved (MV) at Wadsworth Ave. Drive and Hawthorn Ave. Scholarship and invit- Dorchester youth center The officer determined the snow emergency in along a MV that was and Winthrop St. for the ed high school students that bears his name, and that the operator did not violation of the town by- blocking a driveway on civil infraction of operat- have a valid license and law. Plummer Ave. ing without headlights af- in their junior year from now with the McLaugh- stood by until a licensed 2351: An officer issued 1332: A business in ter dark. The officer gave Boston, Chelsea, Revere lin Scholarship. This operator came by to take a parking ticket to a MV the Centre reported that a verbal warning to the and Winthrop to apply. fund will help the next control of the vehicle. parked on a sidewalk on a male and female party operator. “I never had the priv- generation of aspiring 1812: A Lewis Ave. Forrest St. passing by caused damage 2211: An officer ilege of working with civic leaders achieve the resident reported a past to a door. An officer re- stopped a motor vehi- Paul, but more than 25 education necessary to larceny. The officer filed a THURSDAY, sponded and filed a report. cle (MV) at Shirley and years after his murder, continue the work that report. DECEMBER 17 1554: An officer issued Moore Sts. for a civil inhis passion for justice Paul committed his life 1827: An officer assist- 0557: An officer -or parking tickets to a num- fraction and gave a verbal and second chances still to. Paul’s work contin- ed a disabled motorist on dered a snow plow opera- ber of vehicles that were warning to the operator. stand as an inspiration ues through all of us, Walden St. and stood by tor for the Bank of Amer- parked in the fire lane 2235: An officer re- to all of us. This schol- and with this scholarship until AAA arrived to tow ica in the Centre who was at the housing authori- moved a barrel that was arship opportunity is one fund, we’re able to en- the MV. dumping snow in front of ty property on Overlook “saving” two parking way that we can continue sure that his work con- 2104: An officer a residence on Adams St. Drive. spaces on Palmyra St. the work that Paul dedi- tinues for generations,” stopped a motor vehicle to cease doing so. 1749: An officer moved 2308: An officer re- cated his life to,” District District Attorney Rollins (MV) at Main and Paine 1213: A Pleasant St. along a vehicle that was sponded to a disturbance Attorney Rollins said. said. “We’ve reached out Sts. for the civil infraction resident called the station blocking a driveway on between a tenant and land- “He saw the role of the to our partners at Suffolk of making an illegal left to report having found a Willis Ave. lord on Nevada St. The of- prosecutor as more than County high schools and turn. The officer gave a stray dog. The dog eventu- 1940: An officer ficer restored the peace. just holding individu- the community nonprof- verbal warning to the op- ally was reunited with its stopped a motor vehicle als accountable for their its we work with to spread erator. owner. (MV) at Main and Paine SUNDAY, actions. He knew that the word about this high 2214: An officer 1412: An officer re- Sts. for a civil infraction DECEMBER 20 serving the community school scholarship op- stopped a motor vehicle sponded to a call from a and gave a verbal warning 0139: An officer direct- means engaging with the portunity. We also made (MV) at Revere and Har- Governor’s Park resident to the operator. ed persons playing music sure that our partners at vard Sts. for a civil in- who reported that a neigh- 1940: An officer moved loudly in their parked MV community not just on fraction and gave a verbal bor on the third floor had along a MV that was on Shore Drive to turn it the worst days of their the Department of Youth warning to the operator. dumped snow and ice onto parked in a handicapped off for the night. lives, but every day; not Services are aware of this her MV and damaged the spot on Locust St. 0232: An officer direct- just in courtrooms, but in opportunity. I encourage TUESDAY, sunroof. The officer filed a ed persons playing music neighborhoods.” all youth to apply for the DECEMBER 15 report. SATURDAY, loudly in a Gov. Drive Beginning in the Sum- Scholarship, regardless 1132: A person came to 1440: An officer moved DECEMBER 19 apartment to turn it down. mer of 2021, McLaugh- of their interactions with the station to report being along a dozen vehi- 0916: An officer had 1114: An officer lin Scholars will have the criminal legal sys- a witness to a minor motor cles that were parked in the owner of a commer- stopped a motor vehicle the opportunity to join tem. I want to ensure that vehicle accident (MVA) the fire lane at the - hous cial box truck with out- (MV) on Main St. for the District Attorney Rol- eligible young people in on Revere St. The officer ing authority property on of-state plates that was civil infraction of a red lins’ office for a two- every neighborhood my filed a report. Overlook Drive. parked on Willis Ave., a light violation. The officer month, paid internship. office serves are able to 1458: An Atlantic St. 1646: A Grand View residential area, move his gave a verbal warning to The program pairs each apply for this opportu- resident called the station Ave. resident reported that truck. the operator. student with a mentor nity. It is my hope that to report that she struck a her fence was struck and 1029: A Shore Drive 1407: A resident report- within the office and our pool of applicants parked MV while she was damaged by a town DPW resident reported the theft ed the theft of two pay- allows the Scholars to reflects the diverse back- backing out of her drive- snow plow. The officer of a package that had been checks that were forged work alongside SCDAO grounds and experienc- way. The officer provided filed a report. delivered earlier in the with his signature and staff. Scholars will be es of our community, as assistance. 1714: A Golden Drive week. The officer filed a cashed. The resident sus- immersed in one of five well as the commitment 1757: An officer took resident reported that report. pects a former roommate. internship focus areas: to service that Paul’s leg- a report from a person on her hair was pulled by a 1133: An officer issued The officer filed a report. Public Policy and Strat- acy embodies.” Main St. who stated that neighbor while they were a parking ticket to a MV 1653: A resident came egy, Community Affairs The deadline for ap- both he and his dog were having a verbal argument. parked in a handicapped to the station to report that and Relationships, Child plications is February 5, bitten by a pit bull. The The alleged suspect re- spot on Crest Ave. her Middle School daugh- Protection and Advoca- 2021. An online infor- victim was evaluated by fused to speak to an of- 1149: A resident report- ter is being bullied by a mation session will take medical personnel. The ficer. The officer filed a ed being the victim of a group of girls. The officer cy, Neighborhood Safety Animal Control Officer report. fraud in which she had filed a report. and Strategic Prosecu- place on January 6, 2021. will follow up. 2119: An officer sent $2000 to a male party 2150: An officer tions, and an Executive For more information 2043: An officer pro- stopped a motor vehi- for the rental of an apart- stopped a motor vehicle Team placement. or to apply for the Paul vided assistance to a mo- cle (MV) at Pauline and ment, but the party now (MV) at Main and Read This office’s relation- R. McLaughlin Schol- torist with a disabled MV Pleasant Sts. for the civil no longer is in contact Sts. When the officer -de ship with the McLaugh- arship, please visit suf- at Shirley and Moore Sts. infraction of a red light vi- with her. The officer filed termined that the opera- lin Scholars will continue folkdistrictattorney.com/ olation. The officer gave a a report. tor’s license had expired, well after their internship scholarship. WEDNESDAY, verbal warning to the op- 1453: An officer re- the officer stood by while DECEMBER 16 erator. sponded to a MVA at the operator renewed his 0148: A repossession 2348: An officer re- St. John the Evangelist license on-line. company reported the sponded to a report from Church. The MV had 2158: An officer AoU-NE_W181590_BWH-MGH-BMC_Diversity Newspaper Ad_3.37w x 5h_Greyscale_WCROP_Print_V2_072320_HF.pdf 1 7/27/20 1:32 PM GERRY D’AMBROSIO WINTHROP MARKETPLACE ATTORNEY AT LAW he time with new rec Pass t ipes! IS YOUR ESTATE IN ORDER? DO YOU HAVE AN UPDATED WILL, HEALTH CARE OVEN FRIED PROXY, OR POWER OF ATTORNEY? IF NOT, PLEASE CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION Why have some communities not CHICKEN WINGS 1/8 teaspoon onion powder C been a part of medical research? INGREDIENTS:• 1/8 teaspoon ground black M cooking spray pepper You can help researchers develop new and better 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 pinch salt 781-284-5657 Y treatments that beneﬁt all of us. 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I’ve been so fortunate to get to know and advocate for the people of Winthrop, where each and every individual means something special to me. You are family. From the time I was elected as a town meeting member in Winthrop, I’ve been so grateful to you for giving me the honor of representing you. I came from a town that played Revere on Thanksgiving, and the people of that city have always treated me like one of their own. My gratitude to the elected and appointed officials from Winthrop, past and present; and to Representative Vincent and Senator Boncore.

My deepest thanks.

~ Bob Page 4 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Email: [email protected] Bob DeLeo: A great man who never forgot his roots

By Stephen Quigley of our lifetime. of honors and accomplish- It's easy to take potshots He ascended to the of- ments over the past 30 at our political leaders. A The announcement on fice in January 2009, at years, there are two things Speaker of the House has Tuesday by Bob DeLeo the height of the Great Re- that stand out about Bob to walk a fine line. If a that he will be leaving cession, and through his DeLeo. speaker is laissez-faire, the the Massachusetts House, wealth of knowledge of The first is that he never House Chamber, which where he has served as local and state government forgot his roots. consists of 160 members, the state representative for finances, Bob brought a Despite the great de- can become ungovern- the district encompassing steadying influence that mands upon his time that able. On the other hand, Winthrop and the Beach- allowed Massacchusetts came with the office of if a speaker is seen as too mont section of Revere for to emerge from that cata- Speaker of the House, controlling, the House 30 years (and as Speaker clysmic economic event Bob DeLeo was first and might be viewed as little of the House for the past stronger than ever. His foremost a local guy. more than a reflection of dozen years) brings to a leadership during the past Whether attending the his own personality. conclusion a lifetime of year of the COVID-19 Winthrop-Revere football Bob DeLeo threaded public service dedicated to pandemic, in which he has game on Thanksgiving or that needle expertly thanks the residents of our com- been a rock-solid partner being on hand for count- to his temperament, de- munities. with Governor Charlie less local events, Bob cency, and his core values Prior to serving in the Baker and public health DeLeo made sure that his which were instilled in Bob DeLeo (center) meets with Winthrop officials Tom House, Bob began his re- officials, likewise has constituents always were Reilly (left) and Russ Sanford (right) him by his parents and his markable political career been a key reason why in the forefront of his community. Bob DeLeo's as an elected Town Meet- Massachusetts stands as agenda. 12 years as speaker has es- ing member in Winthrop leader in the United States The second is that Bob tablished a legacy that will in the late 1970s and then for addressing this unprec- DeLeo served with a deserve as a blueprint for was elected to three terms edented event. gree of humility and hon- as a selectman, encom- In between, and before, esty that is unparallelled those who succeed him in passing nine years from those two great calamities, among those who attain that office. 1979-88. Bob DeLeo, more than such heights of public of- Yes, the news of Bob's When you add it all up, any person in state gov- fice. departure from politi- Bob DeLeo has devoted ernment, brought to frui- If you were talking cal office was greeted by well more than half of his tion countless legislative to him, you would nev- sadness by all of us who 70 years to public service achievements, ranging er know that Bob DeLeo are his constituents. But in the town in which he from gun control to pro- was regarded as the most change is an inevitable part vcalls home. tection for the environ- powerful person in state of life. Every citizen of the Bob's tenure as speak- ment to women's health politics. He never had an Commonwealth owes Bob er is the longest-ever in to domestic violence to unkind word to say about DeLeo a "Thank you" for the history of our state, child welfare, among oth- anyone and worked well his lifetime of service to which by itself is quite an ers, that will be of lasting with both Democrats and making Massachusetts a achievement. But that is benefit for future gener- Republicans. He showed better place and we wish just a number. His speak- ations of Massachusetts a degree of respect for him well in his future ca- ership was bookended by residents. everyone, no matter their reer at Northeastern Uni- the two greatest calamities But beyond his long list status. versity.

Winthrop resident Brian LeBlanc is shown with Bob DeLeo after completing a summer internship.

Winthrop Collaborative of Save the Garbor/Save Bay are from left Sean Driscoll, John Suttich, Patti Foley, Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo, Bernda Bee, Rose Mazzachelli and Joe Newman.

DeLeo // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Winthrop High School students Jenny Fuccillo and Lauren Macmullen visited with Speaker Bob DeLeo in honor of basketball state champi- advocate for the residents Our families, however, Speaker. I remember visit- Student Government Day. onship contest when the of Winthrop. He has had a must also go through the ing the Chamber at dusk, Speaker sat courtside and big impact on the commu- difficult moments with thinking of it like one of rooted on Coach Dave nity and he has truly set a us. Through my almost 30 the famous ballparks I Brown’s Vikings to a 58- legacy for Winthrop. He years as member of this like to visit, and feeling 55 victory over Cohas- will be missed. body and through every immense gratitude that I set. He sponsored weekly “On behalf of the entire day of my almost 12 years would be leading this es- team dinners for the foot- Town of Winthrop and the as your Speaker, my fam- teemed institution; an in- ball team and was a fixture Town Council, we wish ily has been there in good stitution I had revered my at Miller Field for home him all the best as he takes and bad times. Words are entire career. games. this next step in his ca- inadequate to express my Sometimes it feels like DeLeo also experienced reer and thank him for his gratitude to my partner those 12 years went by in the joy of seeing his chil- many years of service on Vicki, my daughter Ra- an instant. Yet during that dren, Rob and Rachele, behalf of our residents.” chele, my son Rob, my time Massachusetts has excel as scholar-athletes. Following is the text of sister Carol and of course been led by two governors, Rob has gone on to be- Speaker DeLeo address to my two granddaughters, from opposite parties, and come an accomplished the House of Representa- Autumn and Anna. I love four Senate Presidents. long-distance runner. tives in the House Cham- you more than you will And this House has DeLeo took particular bers: ever know. passed major legislation pride in boasting to his I’ve spoken to you from I can’t be here without with all of them. I send colleagues across the state this Chamber many times. thinking of those who my thanks to Governor about the town’s athletic This time is different for didn’t get to see me be- Baker and Senate Presi- successes, notably the Su- many reasons. While this come Speaker but who dent Spilka, the latter with per Bowl teams coached isn’t the farewell speech provided the foundation whom I also served in the by Bob DeFelice and I’ve contemplated, I’m for so much that fol- House. Tony Fucillo, this being pleased to join you - even lowed – my parents, Al Madam President – I the hometown of Olympic if remotely - because this and Anna, who taught am grateful for your lead- hockey gold medalist and format is a reflection of the me values like hard work ership and friendship, Charlie Fontainer (left) celebrated his 75th birthday at captain Mike Eruzione, way this Chamber has ad- and persistence, fairness particularly this session, DeLeo's State House office. and the national champi- justed to COVID and ac- and respect. My mother as our two Chambers col- onship and All-American complished so much this worked in the school caf- laborated to meet the mo- status earned by such su- year. I’m proud of that. eteria. ment. Governor Baker – I two World Series, and a I highlight these laws perstars as Courtney Finn And it’s different be- She was the type of know you’ll continue to Stanley Cup, and those because they speak to of Bentley and Nicole Gi- cause this is the last time lunch lady who could tell have a productive work- trophies have come to this the power of what we aquinto of UMass Lowell. I will speak to you as both when a student was hun- ing relationship with the Chamber. And don’t for- can achieve when we ap- Town Manager Austin a Member, and as Speaker, gry. She made sure each Legislature. I value our get the multiple Beanpots proach policy making Faison and Council Presi- of this esteemed body. kid was fed - whether or friendship and I’ll miss for Northeastern! with open minds - leaving dent Phil Boncore praised As I begin, I’d like to not they had money - and talking North Shore sports If there were a trophy behind entrenched ideas - DeLeo in a statement: recognize some very im- was treated with dignity. with you. for legislative achieve- and a commitment to be- “As it is for many, the portant people, the people She taught me everyone I took office only days ments, each and every ing a force for good. Mr. news that House Speaker who were behind me be- deserves an equal shot in after President Obama member of this House de- Leader - both of these na- DeLeo will be stepping fore I became Speaker and life. It’s the job of legisla- was inaugurated, and serves it. And no one is tion-leading laws would down from his role to pur- stood by me through both tors to make sure people now we stand on the eve prouder than I to call you not have been possible sue a job at Northeastern triumph and, well, less get that. of a new Administration. my teammates. The laws without your wisdom and University is bittersweet than triumphant times. I stand before you with Our sports teams have we drafted, debated and negotiating skills. With for us. As elected officials we all great humility. Sitting in exceeded my wildest ex- worked to implement have your commonsense know- “Speaker DeLeo has go through difficult -mo my office last night for pectations: during my become national models - how and your understand- been a dedicated public ments. It’s part of the job one of the last times, I time as Speaker we’ve such as our landmark gun ing on how policies affect servant for the nearly 30 description, especially the thought back to the night seen 6 sports champion- safety and health care cost years, serving as a strong Speaker’s job description. before I was elected as ships, three Super Bowls, reform laws. See DELEO Page 16 Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Page 5

Thank you, Speaker DeLeo For 30 years of public service

From your colleagues, on behalf of the residents of the City of Revere,

Mayor Brian M. Arrigo The Honorable City Council The Honorable School Committee Superintendent of Schools Dr. Dianne Kelly Page 6 Established in 1882 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Email: [email protected] hrop’s Pio int ne W er Winthrop Newspaper Sun TranScripT PRESIDENT: StephenPublished byQuigley the Independent - [email protected] Newspaper Group MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] OUR Opinions Forum

HAVE A HAPPY -- AND SAFE -- NEW YEAR

The arrival of a new year marks a time for reflection, as to both the year that has passed and the year that lies ahead. In the words of the poet Alfred Lord Tennyson:

Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring, happy bells, across the snow: The year is going, let him go; Ring out the false, ring in the true.

To put it another way, we might ask ourselves, “Where have we been -- and where are we going?” The latter question asks us to foresee the future, which by definition is an impossible task. Though we may make our best guess to predict what may lie ahead -- and to plan accordingly -- none of us has a crystal ball. The vicissitudes of life more often than not throw us curve balls that lay to waste even the best-laid of our plans for the year to come. Who among us imagined on December 31, 2019, that 2020 would bring a world-wide pandemic that already has killed more than 330,000 of our fellow Americans, devastated our economy, and directly impacted the lives of each and every one of us? Guest Op-Ed As bad as 2020 has been, we dread to contemplate what 2021 might have in store for us. There is no certainty that 2021 will be any better. Decisions for 2021 However, the former question is equally as tricky. An- swering it requires both introspection and self-aware- By Dr. Glenn Mollette we hate to say goodbye to line. Consider places you Can you fix things? How ness, two qualities that typically are in short supply, all those holiday cookies have heard about and call can you help others? Cre- even during a pandemic when most of us are house- 2021 is here, and will it and candies. Your body them, go see them. Knock ating your own life and bound for more hours of every day than we ever have be just another year? If it’s will thank you and you on doors of opportunity. business might be the fi- experienced. just another year then that will feel so much better You get nowhere if you do nancial and mental sanity But trying to figure out the, “Why?” of what we have won’t be bad at all because very soon. not try. You might com- answer for you. If you cre- done with our lives is essential if we are to meet the too many will not have an- Decide about financial plete 20 or 30 applications ate your own work and are challenges of the future. other year. The opportu- habits. Millions of Amer- to get one job interview. good at what you do, you As the philosopher said, if we do not learn from our nity and privilege to have icans carry credit card Complete the application will not run out of some- mistakes, we are condemned to repeat them. another year is the gift of debt. Minimum payments thoroughly. Give them a thing to do. We do not pretend to have all (or any) of the answers, life. Being alive and living on $3,000 of credit card reason to consider you. Our decisions determine but we do know that in the difficult days ahead one thing your life is about as good debt is like swimming up Put together a good bi- our destiny. Whatever de- is true: Each of us must step up to do our part to ensure as it gets. Aim for being river. If you have missed a ographical sketch, resume. cision we make we have to the safety of ourselves, our loved ones, and everyone alive this time next year. few payments your cred- Have a friend or two to re- put into action. Faith with- around us. Make some decisions it card company may be view and edit because two out works is dead. May about 2021. Where do you anxious to hear from you. heads are better than one. your life be good, healthy We all have a role to play in combating COVID-19 want to be this time in 12 Ask them if they will con- Have some good trust- and filled with wonderful (by wearing masks, not gathering in large groups, and months? Would you like sider a settlement payoff. ed references. Wherever love, family and friends in maintaining a physical distance from others wherever to be ten pounds heavier? A friend of mine owed you work do a good job 2021. Let’s work together we may be) AND in helping those who desperately are Maybe you would like to $5,000 and his credit card because you want them for a good year. in need of assistance because of the devastating eco- be ten or twenty pounds company settled for a to say a good word about nomic effects of the pandemic. lighter? If you cut back $2800 payoff. Your com- you. A good word may Glenn Mollette is the Although a New Year is here, our problems are not on your portions and get pany might or might not seal the deal on your next publisher of Newburgh magically going away. off the couch you can lose but it never hurts to nego- job opportunity. Press, Liberty Torch and We wish all of our readers a happy, safe, and healthy a pound a week on aver- tiate. You might be able to Jobs sometimes are various other publishing New Year. age. This is daunting but sell some things in order scarce. Consider your imprints; a national col- just think about where you to erase that back breaking personal knowledge and umnist – American Issues can be the first of March high interest debt. abilities and what might and Common Sense opin- K.C. JONES ALWAYS if you start today? Don’t Make some money in you do to make a dollar or ions, analysis, stories and WAS FIRST-CLASS start tomorrow. Start right 2021 - if you want to. Most two? What do you know features appear each week now. Today. This minute. Americans need to make that others need to know? In over 500 newspapers, Throw all that junk cake For those of us who are old enough to remember the money in 2021. Work on What can you offer that websites and blogs across and pie in the trash. This is job applications. Peruse others need or might want? the United States. great Boston Celtics teams of the 1960s, the passing this a tough decision because the newspaper. Search on- Can you make something? week of K.C. Jones, an integral member of that championship dynasty, is bittersweet. K.C. Jones led an incredible life, rising from his dirt- LETTER to the Editor poor childhood to the very heights of athletic accom- plishment, becoming one of only a handful of athletes to be a member of NCAA, Olympic, and professional THANK YOU, fundraising efforts this For that, we are extremely Georgia Green basketball championship teams. ESSENTIAL year, Chelsea Zonta was grateful. Joan Lanzillo-Hahesy One of the most amazing facts about K.C. Jones is faced with the challenge Thank you, Zonta Club of Chelsea that after graduating from the University of San Fran- WORKERS of creatively publiciz- Janice Tatarka, and North Shore cisco (where he was a teammate with Bill Russell) in To the Editor, ing our annual advocacy President 1956, he entered the U.S. Army for a two-year hitch be- Sending our heartfelt crusade for the safety of fore embarking on his career with the Celtics (who had gratitude for your cou- women, and our ongoing made him their second draft pick in 1956) in 1958. rageous service this past support of HarborCOV K.C. Jones epitomized the concept of a team player -- year. which does that work so he was a leader in assists and always drew the toughest Stay strong, HOPE is beautifully in this com- defensive assignment from the opposing team. His will- on the horizon! munity. ingness to do whatever it took for the good of the team Best wishes for a Hap- py and Healthy 2021! was a character trait that he later imbued in the great Without hesitation Fi- “With the new day del graciously agreed to Celtics teams that he coached in the 1980s. comes new strength and K.C. Jones exuded a quiet confidence. He let his ac- our request to provide the new thoughts”- Eleanor message board. The mes- Directory tions on the court, both as a player and as a coach, speak Roosevelt for themselves with no need for the sort of self-aggran- sage, displayed in both The Fainga’a and English and Spanish, was Marketing Director dizement and hyperbole that is typical among athletes Maguire Family strategically placed in today. Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] Bellingham Square for the Assistant Marketing Directors We found it hard to believe that K.C. 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USPS NO. 526-560 Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Page 7 THE MORE DO YOU REMEMBER? Things Change ... Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript

10 years ago after Interim Police uled a public hearing for December 30, 2010 Chief Edward Reynolds Feb. 10 to consider the of New Hampshire, who application by the Mass. The first major snow- has served in an interim Port Authority to fill in storm of the 2010-2011 role since last May, told the flats surrounding season was met head- the board he would have Logan Airport in order on by Winthrop public to resign for personal to expand Logan’s run- works crews and private reasons. The selection ways. contractors who began of McManus came at an Jim Lederman, who at fighting the storm during emergency meeting of 27 is one of the youngest the tail-end of the Christ- the selectmen Tuesday candidates for public of- mas weekend last Sun- upon a motion by Se- fice in town history, has day afternoon and fin- lectwoman Marie Turn- announced his candidacy ished up around midnight er. The appointment of for School Committee. on Monday. According McManus brings to an Lederman is a 1960 grad to Public Works Director end almost two years of of Winthrop High. Dave Hickey, the town controversy in the Po- Sidvin Frank Tucker, installed a parking ban lice Department since tall and distinguished, ac- at 1 p.m. on Sunday and the selectmen voted not knowledged by all as the then started plowing and to renew the contract of town’s foremost histori- The Winthrop Lodge of Elks being represented by Grand Knight Tony Barrasso (second road salting operations then-Police Chief Thoms an, is still going strong from right) presented a doantion to the Town of Winthrop in the 1978. Accepting the do- at about 2 p.m. Hickey Shamshak in March of at the age of 83. Tucker nation for the Town were (from left) Selectman Richard Dimes, Town Clerk Joseph Clark, said there was also some 1999. came here with his fam- Selectman Tom Reilly, Barrasso and Selectman James W. Reddy. surprising flooding in The Light Up Win- ily from Plymouth, En- the area of Washington throp holiday contest gland, in 1899. Avenue between Pico raised more than $2000 The Night They Raid- has been elected the new S (Bob) Remer of Lewis exhibited a fitting display Beach and the Winthrop for the Winthrop Food ed Minsky’s is playing at Commander of the Flori- Ave. on New Year’s Eve. of Christmas spirit, with Lodge of Elks, as well Pantry. First-place win- the Suffolk Downs Drive da American Legion. Former selectman lights, wreaths, and elec- as on Shirley Street from ner was the home of Ron In. Doris Day and Rex Ross Batchelder an- tric candles. Delby’s Corner (at the Vecchia and Linda Oli- The Mass. Emergency Harrison star in Midnight nounced his candidacy corner of Washington ver, 187 Shore Drive. Finance Board has an- Lace at the Winthrop for election to the board 100 years ago Ave.) to Deer Island. In The Emperor’s New nounced that it has autho- Theatre. before a large gathering Dec. 30, 1920 addition, the snow was Groove, The Family rized the town to borrow of friends pledging loy- Santa Claus invited all heavy and caused nu- Man, and Traffic are $2.43 million to construct 70 years ago alty to his campaign. boys and girls in town merous branches and playing at the Revere a new junior high school Dec. 28, 1950 The Philergian Bell under 10 years of age to wires to fall. According Showcase Cinemas. on the site of the former Ringers of Braintree visit him at a Christmas to Hickey the town spent Winthrop High School A dispute between will give a concert at St. party Saturday afternoon about $7,000 on contrac- 30 years ago on Pauline St., as well as Rapid Transit Co. and John’s Episcopal Church at the Cliff House. tor plowing and approx- Dec. 26, 1990 a $700,000 bond to make one of its drivers, local Parish House on Monday The Winthrop Beach imately $8,600 on road renovations to the pres- resident Robert Carroll, evening, Dec. 30. Citizens Assoc., a group salt during the storm, Winthrop students ent junior high school on over a $12.00 pay claim, Tom Martinetti, for- dedicated to improving which equates to about rank in the middle of Hermon St. led to an abrupt walk- mer manager of a large conditions at Winthrop 200 tons of salt. Hickey the state based upon the Senior citizens groups out by bus drivers last chain grocery, has taken Beach, held its first meet- also said the town used 1990 results of the Mass. were entertained during Thursday afternoon at over the Pleasant Street ing at the home of Mrs. 380 man hours of over- Educational Assessment the holidays by the Dor- 1:00. The work stoppage Market located at the Edwin Leonard, 44 Irwin time to staff plowing op- Tests, which are conduct- othy Kincade Dancers without warning lasted junction of Court Rd. St., Thursday. erations. ed every two years. and the Winthrop Police three hours and inconve- and Pleasant St. The Winthrop Arms Winthrop resident Local resident William Band. nienced hundreds of lo- James Cagney and will be the scene of the and businessman James Hayes has graduated The selectmen have cal Christmas shoppers. Ann Sheridan star in City liveliest New Year’s Eve Mazzone has taken the from the Mass. Firefight- scheduled January 4 at A hearing on the matter for Conquest at the Win- party in town with 160 spirit of the season to ing Academy, according the day for registration of before the State Board of throp and State Theatres. guests who will make a whole new level this to Fire Chief David W. voters who will turn 19 Arbitration and Recon- merry with a surprise year, making $1,000 do- Higginbotham. by March 1 pursuant to ciliation is set for Janu- 90 years ago menu, gifts, and favors nations to each of five Marie Wolf, Pres. of the new state law, recent- ary 10. Dec. 27, 1930 being offered by hotel different organizations the Winthrop Hospi- ly approved by a voter Fourteen local mer- managers Mr. and Mrs. with connections to tal League, presented referendum, that reduces chants have banded to- Work on the widen- Frank Gay. town government, Win- a check for $20,000 to the voting age to 19. gether to shower gifts ing of Revere St. by 10 The world is still not throp Charities, The Vi- REW Pres. Lou Rossetti Peter J. Martino was upon the first baby to be feet will officially begin back to normal in the king Pride Foundation, to complete a three-year presented the award of born in Winthrop in the Monday, giving work aftermath of the world Friends of the Council pledge by the League of Eagle Scout at a colorful New Year. Among the to 75 local unemployed war, with the European on Aging, The Winthrop $75,000 to the Winthrop ceremony attended by merchants participating men. Unemployed men nations still beset with Police Charities, and the Hospital Capital Cam- 100 persons at the Eagle in the program are Brill’s from Lynn, Revere, and problems during their pe- Winthrop Fire Building paign. Court of Honor at the lo- Radio and Television, other communities came riod of readjustment. Fund in an effort he said The Russia House, cal Knights of Columbus. 467 Shirley St.; Shirley to sign up for work, but The Point Shirley is aimed at setting an ex- Look Who’s Talking Too, Dustin Hoffman and Hardware, 472 Shirley Superintendent of Streets Congregational Church ample for his fellow local and Misery are playing Mia Farrow star in John St.; W.H. Ruttle Florist at Timothy Mahaney made welcomed its new pastor, businessman, while also at the Revere Showcase and Mary at the Revere 9 Bartlett Rd.; Commu- it clear that the work Rev. Ralph J. Haughton, helping the town through Cinemas. Drive In. nity Farms at 491 Shirley would go only to Win- this week. a tough financial time. St.; John’s Atlantic Ser- throp men. Mahaney Charlie Chaplin stars Mazzone operates High- 40 years ago 60 years ago vice Station at Magee’s hired the men based on in The Immigrant at the land Trust, a real estate Dec. 31, 1980 Dec. 29, 1960 Corner; and Kind’s Dress the following: world war Winthrop Theatre. firm, and Highland Con- Shop at 2 Bartlett Rd.. veterans; then married struction, through which An MDC official State Senator Harold Seven year old Ger- men with children; mar- 110 years ago he focuses on local real pledged to the select- Canavan resigned his ald Kramer was rescued ried men; single men with Dec. 31, 1910 estate development proj- men Monday night that Senate seat from this dis- from Lewis Lake when dependents; and finally Although Mayor Fitz- ects. the MDC will keep local trict and then promptly he was sledding down single men. Congress- gerald has ordered pay- Marie Hamilton’s residents informed about was sworn in as a judge the hill near the lake and man C.L. Underhill was ment to the town for the RPM Fitness will en- sludge management of the Boston Munici- then fell through the thin thanked by the selectmen tuition and transporta- ter 2011 in a spacious, plans for the waste treat- pal Court. Canavan was ice. for passage of the legis- tion costs of the three new 5,000-square foot ment plant at Deer Island. named to the bench by Tyrone Power stars lation in Washington that children of Deer Island facility. Hamilton pre- The official said that the outgoing Democratic in Guerilla in the Phil- allowed the 10-foot strip employees who attend sided over an official MDC still is considering Gov. Foster Furcolo. He ippines at the Winthrop of land along Ft. Banks Winthrop schools, the ribbon-cutting ceremony the options of compost- has served as State Sen- and State Theaters. to be deeded to the town mayor said that inas- Wednesday morning at ing vs. incineration. ator since 1957, succeed- for the widening of Re- much as Winthrop does the new location of the Local senior citizens ing former Senator and 80 years ago vere St. not pay for any of the op- business, 120 Banks St., enjoyed a holiday dinner Sun-Transcript publish- Dec. 26, 1940 George F. “Babe” erating costs of Suffolk inside the former build- last week sponsored by er Andrew P. Quigley, Murphy, a 13 year old ju- County, all of which are ing occupied by Viking the local Elks. and previously had been Christmas in Winthrop nior high school student borne by the City of Bos- Oil. RPM is a training Robert Adams and a State Representative once again brought joy who resides at 52 Cot- ton, the town should not facility where indoor cy- Kevin O’Connell were from Revere. to the hearts of young tage St., is being hailed have been so rigid in its cling, yoga, and Zumba inducted as Eagle Scouts A sharp charge of “de- and old alike thanks to as a hero for saving four insistence that it be rec- (Latino rhythmic dance) before a crowd of 250 lay” against the School the generosity of Mr. and year-old Elwin Evans Jr. ompensed for the three classes are offered. There persons at the hall of Building Committee and Mrs. Charles Bennison, last week when the latter children’s education. is also an area for weight St. John the Evangelist a quick retort of “insin- local funeral home direc- fell through thin ice at The local Post Office training and cardiovascu- Church. cerity” were exchanged tor, whose estate at 170 Crystal Cove. Although reported its largest vol- lar training (treadmills, Thieves tunneled this week by School Winthrop St. was deco- Murphy’s weight like- ume of Christmas mail ellipticals, bicycles, and through three walls to Committee Chairman rated gaily for the holi- wise was too much for ever, but every letter was stepmills). Group train- reach the steel safe in Edward C. Bryant and days, with hundreds of the thin ice and he too, delivered by Christmas. ing and athletic training Rand’s Jeweler’s which School Building Com- trees adorned with thou- fell into the chilly water, Judge Hitchcock in the are also available. they then pried open over mittee Chairman John L. sands of colorful lights. he managed to reach the equity session of the Su- True Grit, Yogi Bear, the weekend. Murphy Jr. There also was a beauti- young boy and keep his perior Court has put over and Tron: Legacy are Recent statistics reveal Police Chief William ful Nativity scene on the head above water until until Friday a request playing at the Revere that Massachusetts still Pumphret urges all Win- grounds. Local residents help arrived. for an injunction by the Showcase Cinemas. leads the nation in auto throp citizens to cele- also came to their doors Gordon G. Fullerton Thompson family to en- thefts. brate the New Year safe- and windows to see San- reports a most-encourag- join the three boys of the 20 years ago Goldie Hawn stars in ly and sanely. ta Claus arrive here and ing sales activity of the neighboring Anderson Dec. 28, 2000 Private Benjamin at the A gala stage show at trek through the town’s new Chevy models for family, ages 9, 7, and 6, Kincade Theatre. the Memorial Auditori- streets before stopping 1931. The new cars first from entering upon their The selectmen unan- um will kick off the 1961 at the Bennison home to appeared in his show- property and making cat- imously approved the 50 years ago March of Dimes drive in greet children who had room in November. He calls to the Thompsons’ selection of long-time Dec. 30, 1970 Winthrop. assembled there. says spring deliveries are eight year-old son. The lieutenant Mike McMa- Arthur A. McCarthy, Doris Hamilton of well ahead of last year. court action has caused nus as the new Chief of The U.S. Army Corps a native of Winthrop Lynn, a former Winthrop Winthrop’s 3400 an estrangement between Police. The action came of Engineers has sched- now living in Florida, resident, will wed Robert homes for the most part the families. Page 8 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Email: [email protected] SHORE TO SHIP Winthrop’s Duke Doherty headed to Navy

By Cary Shuman have his signing ceremony when I first started in Win- at Jimmy Gillis’ Winthrop throp football,” recalled Duke Doherty went Pro Shop because “I grew Duke. “I remember my back to the place where up here and the Pro Shop father was coaching the his parents purchased his always had my sports fifth-grade team and he first football gear. stuff. It’s like family over brought me up from the And with his proud here.” second-grade team. I was parents, Rob and Joanie “We just wanted to be at taking some hard hits, but Doherty, looking on at the the Pro Shop with Coach it helped me become a bet- Winthrop Pro Shop, Duke Gillis where it all be- ter player.” signed his letter of intent gan,” said Duke’s father, Duke moved to the QB to attend the U.S. Naval Rob Doherty, a former position in seventh grade Academy and compete four-year Winthrop Vi- and helped pilot Winthrop in the Midshipmen’s Di- king football player who to a berth in the Cape Ann vision 1 college football played in the Super Bowl Youth Football League program. The All-Scho- at Miller Field in 1993. Super Bowl. He also quar- Winthrop High senior Duke Doherty, pictured at his United States Naval Academy lastic quarterback will en- “Coach Gillis has been terbacked Team Massa- letter-of-intent signing ceremony at the Winthrop Pro Shop with his parents, Rob and ter the prestigious service putting Duke in sports at- chusetts to victory in a Joanie Doherty, his sister Lala, and his brother, CJ. academy next fall. tire and uniforms since his U.S.A. national All-Star “I’m really excited to first day of football and Game in Naples, Fla. “We’re really excited targets at wide receiv- how proud he was of his be attending the Naval Little League.” Having transferred to obviously to have him on er was Mikey Sainristil, father Rob’s service in our team,” said Cadigan. who now plays football at Academy,” said Duke. Duke made his debut Winthrop High in Sep- the United States Marine “I love the school. They on the gridiron for the tember, Duke said he can’t “We’re excited to get back Michigan. Corps. have made me feel very Winthrop Youth Football wait to take the field with into the swing of things Duke’s passing and welcomed. It’s like a organization in second his Winthrop High team- starting in February. It’s running exploits at Everett “My father was in the great that the winter sports brotherhood and they real- grade. His skills improved mates, some of whom he drew the attention of sev- Marine Corps so he defi- are starting now and hope- eral college programs. The ly preach that you become steadily in the program competed with in Win- nitely has that military family and it’s more than that was led by President throp Youth Football. fully in late February 5-foot-11-inch, 200-pound just a game.” and Coach Peter Caggia- “Coach [Jon] Cadigan we’re kicking the ball off quarterback ultimately ac- background,” said Duke. no. has created a close-knit and ready to go.” cepted an offer from the “He thinks that Navy is a Sports career A star at EHS Naval Academy which is “I actually played run- bond with this team and I great decision for me and began in Winthrop ning back and linebacker already feel like I’m a part Duke Doherty made known for its run/pass op- Duke said he wanted to and a little bit at safety of that,” said Doherty. his debut for the Everett tion offense. Last season’s it will be a great place to High varsity football team Navy quarterback, Mal- grow and have a better fu- as a freshman. He would colm Perry, is now playing ture. My father has always lead the Crimson Tide for the Miami Dolphins. to one Super Bowl title Former Navy quarterback been my coach and he’s and three Greater Boston Roger Staubach won the taught me everything I League championships. Heisman Trophy in 1963, know, so I’m very grateful In the 2019 state play- three seasons after Win- offs, Duke’s EHS team chester’s Joe Bellino, a to have him as my father. I fell to Central Catholic in Navy halfback, won the just want to thank my par- a controversial 39-37 loss award in 1960. ents and everybody who’s in overtime. During a cru- Duke watched this been there for me on this cial point in the game, the year’s Army-Navy game Red Raiders were given a on television. Army won, journey. I’m just ready for “fifth-down” play after the 15-0, at Michie Stadium the next step.” officials lost track of the with President Donald J. “I couldn’t be proud- downs. Trump in attendance. Next One of the career lead- year’s Army-Navy game er of Duke,” said Rob ers in touchdown pass- will be played at MetLife Doherty. “He’s worked re- es and rushing yards for Stadium in East Ruther- ally hard for it and he felt a quarterback at Everett From left, Winthrop High head football coach Jon Cadigan, Rob Doherty, Jimmy Gillis, ford, N.J. this was the best decision and Winthrop quarterback Duke Doherty, who will be continuing his football career at High, Duke twice earned Family tradition in the U.S. Naval Academy. All-Scholastic recogni- service to the country for him and we supported tion. One of his favorite Duke noted Saturday him.”

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Follow the current state from your car with those If in-person caroling or More information about mouth winthrop.ma.us gathering size limits and you live with. reciting, stay more than 25 the state’s guidance for Fit snugly and comfort- sector-specific workplace Higher-Risk feet from the people you Massachusetts Depart- holiday celebrations can ably against the side of the safety standards. Celebrations and are reciting or singing for ment of Public Health: be found here. face Those who still choose Activities: and wear a mask. Remain Additional Be secured with either www.mass.gov/covid-19 to travel or host a small Any time you gath- outdoors while caroling. Information ties or ear loops Massachusetts 2-1-1 gathering are urged to er with others outside of If you visit Santa Claus consider lower risk alter- your household, you in- in person, wear a mask, Residents are remind- Permit breathing with- general COVID-19 infor- natives and review the crease the risk of contract- stay six feet from Santa ed to always take the out difficulty Be able to be mation: Click here or dial precautions they can take ing or spreading illness. and others while in line, following precautions to washed and machine dried 2-1-1 (24/7) and make a reservation for prevent further spread of without damage. Face COVID-19 in the commu- masks should be washed United States Centers Wishing you and your loved your visit where available. for Disease Control and If viewing holiday lights nity: regularly depending on ALICIAones a very DELVENTO happy and Remember that an in- the amount of use. Prevention: www.cdc.gov healthy outdoors, take a one-way New Year and beyond! walk with those you live DelVento commends DeLeo’s years of service in Winthrop Dear Friends, with and maintain distance from others. Democratic State Com- is truly bittersweet. The sure we all look forward to Wishing you and Recommendations mitteewoman Alicia Del- Speaker’s service to our 2021 and are considering your loved ones a and Guidance: Vento, who is considering community long preceded the opportunities it may Always wear your mask a run for state representa- his many years of service very happy and and watch your distance. tive, issued the following in the state legislature, and bring. We may presently healthy 2021. (Remove your mask only statement praising the re- his legacy of bettering the face many challenges, but for eating and drinking.) tiring Speaker Robert A. Commonwealth for the I firmly believe that if we All the best, Do not share food, DeLeo for his many years people that call it home roll-up our sleeves, the fu- drink, or any utensils, in- of service in Winthrop and cannot be overstated. ture is bright for our com- licia cluding serving utensils. in the state legislature: As our community of Seat people with plenty "Seeing Speaker De- Winthrop and Revere cel- munity, and I look forward Massachusetts Democratic State Committeewoman - First Suffolk and Middlesex County of space (at least six feet) Leo step down from being ebrates Speaker DeLeo’s to talking more about my from one another while our State Representative many years of service, I am vision in the new year." Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Page 9 Sports

#36732 #1182126 Al Petrilli nmls #1881 Jonathan Shanahan (617) 901-5232 | [email protected] 550 Pleasant St., Winthrop 02152 unit 109 [email protected] | (617)650-4512 Local artist Ciampa helps McCourty twins in NFL’s “My Cause, My Cleats"

By Cary Shuman goal for a touchdown in watching McCourty race child by providing funds the Patriots’ 45-0 win over into the end zone. to assist with the cost of When Devin McCourty the Los Angeles Chargers Winthrop’s well-known burial services. Jason Mc- returned a blocked field on Dec. 6, most fans were artist and interior designer Courty’s charitable effort Joanna Ciampa likely had honored the Boston Chil- her sights on McCourty’s dren’s Hospital. footwork. It was Ciampa Ciampa said both pairs who had painted the Pats’ of cleats involved “free- defensive back’s cleats as hand painting.” part of the National Foot- ball League’s “My Cause, “I only had a few days My Cleats” program. to get the cleats done and Ciampa’s artwork was back to Jason and Devin,” also on display the next said Ciampa. “They are day in the Boston Herald wonderful, polite, and Winthrop artist Joanna Ciampa’s design work on Jason who published a front- kind and it was a true hon- McCourty’s cleats for the NFL’s “My Cause, My Cleats” page photo of Devin or to be able to paint for campaign. sprinting into the end them for such a meaning- zone. ful cause.” And yes, she was also Ciampa had previously responsible for the incred- collaborated profession- ible artwork on Devin’s ally with other Patriots’ twin brother Jason’s cleats players during her suc- in the game. cessful career as a “de- A mutual friend of signer to the stars.” She the McCourty twins had reached out to Ciampa for was the interior designer her expertise in art design. for the homes of Patri- Ciampa’s elaborate art- ots’ center Lonie Paxton work helped Devin Mc- and cornerback Shawn Winthrop artist Joanna Ciampa (pictured above) painted Winthrop artist Joanna Ciampa’s design work on Devin Courty promote the work Springs and has worked the football cleats of New England Patriots stars Jason McCourty’s cleats for the NFL’s “My Cause, My Cleats” of the TEARS Founda- with other celebrities in McCourty and Devin McCourty as part of the NFL’s “My campaign. Cause, My Cleats” campaign that helps charities promote tion which seeks to helps the sports, entertainment, their causes. families who have lost a and restaurant industries. WHS SPORTS ROUNDUP

is a great thing for the ty roster: Cam Conway Griffin, and JV coach Joe season. Dave Lynch from with a ton of heart. She is WHS GIRLS growth of our program. (senior); Alijah Treble D’Amore. the ‘95 state champion- not very big, but she plays HOCKEY TEAM IS Those relationships are so (senior); Tyler Rockefel- Triant mentioned that ship team reached out like she is 6’-3”, 225 lbs. important in the long run. ler (senior); Tylor Sousa he has been receiving sup- from California to offer WORKING HARD “I would say right We really are stressing the (senior); Chris Cappucci- port and well-wishes from encouraging words and Coach Anthony Mar- now, those two have had ‘greater good of the Win- no (junior); Luca Zanelli the extended “family” of his support from afar. We tucci and his Winthrop a huge impact on the way throp basketball program’ (junior); Mikey Chaves WHS alums. have Anthony Hatzisavas High girls hockey team this team has performed motto. There isn’t one guy (junior); Aiden Green “It’s crazy,” Triant said. and Joe D’Amore, who have been working hard to this point,” Martucci who is any more import- (junior); Juan Guauque “Over the last couple of both won the 2011 state in anticipation of their added. ant than anyone else in (junior); and Zach Bogus months I’ve heard from championship, on our season-opening contest Martucci has planned a this entire program. We (sophomore). some amazing alumni. staff. that is set for Wednes- busy week for his charges all bring our hard hats Assisting Triant on the Lenny Riley (a captain The abbreviated 2021 day, January 13, when during the vacation. and lunch pails and get to sidelines will be assistant and the leading scorer for season will consist of 14 they will travel to “This week we have work every single day.” coaches Anthony Hatzis- the 1963 state champion- games and extend from Gloucester for the first some good stuff in the Triant recently an- avas, Kevin Adamson, ship team) reached out to January 8 to February 12. of the 14 games of their works before we hit New nounced his 2021 varsi- Jason Griffin, Anthony wish us luck and a great pandemic-shortened 2021 Year’s Eve,” he said. “We campaign. will have an intrasquad “Things have been go- scrimmage and be working great,” said Martucci. ing on our systems. So it “The girls are adjusting should be interesting to well to all of the rules and see how they respond.” Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made regs they need to adhere The 14-game schedule to due to COVID. It has for Martucci and his crew SALE DAYS THURSDAY DECEMBER 31ST, 2020 THROUGH WEDNESDAY JANUARY 6TH, 2021 really helped bring them will consist of two con- closer I think, as they tests each against all sev- Grocery Meat are all going through the en of their Northeastern Great grocery specials "Meat Cut Fresh Every Day" same thing. Hockey League rivals: Pillsbury Brownie Mix 18.4 oz .10/$10.00 Family Pack Specials “Right now I would say Gloucester, Peabody, Kraft Macaroni & Cheese (single box only) Pork Sirloin Chops ...... $1.99/lb the key is our leadership. 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They are both three- (ex gluten free-protein-tortellini-pasta ready) 4/$5.00 Weekend Specials sport athletes and they put BASKETBALL Dole Fruit Bowls ...... 2/$5.00 their heart and soul into WORKING HARD Barilla Pasta Sauce ...... 2/$5.00 Friday, January 1st to Sunday January 3rd whatever it is they are IN PRE-SEASON Best Yet Apple Sauce 6 pk ...... 3/$5.00 "while supplies last" Kelloggs Eggo Pancakes ...... 2/$4.00 BAKERY playing. Our Own Parisian Bread The Winthrop High Yoplait Yogurt ...... 10/$5.00 ...... 2/$3.00 “You would not be able DELI boys basketball team has Tropicana Premium Orange Juice 89 oz to tell what sport is their been working hard to get Best Yet White American Cheese...... $3.99/lb ...... $5.99 focus, because they give ready for its season-open- Carolina Deluxe Turkey Breast...... $4.99/lb Pepperidge Farm Turnovers ...... 2/$6.00 all of themselves to what- ing contest, which pres- PRODUCE Giorgio Fresh White Whole or Sliced Mushrooms ever sport they are play- ently is scheduled for ing in a particular sea- Bakery ...... $1.89 Friday, January 8, at Fresh Express Iceberg Garden Salad.....2/$3.00 Butter-Chocolate or Almond Croissant $1.49 each son,” Martucci continued. Gloucester. Natures Finest Yukon Gold Potatoes 5 lb bag Rosemary Olive Oil Flatout Bread ....$2.99 “Summer is a very driven “We had a great week ...... $2.99 Apple Crumb Pie ...... person. She is our goalie, and I am amazed at how $3.99 MEAT and does not like to be dialed-in the boys are on Family Pack Boneless Chicken Breast....$1.69/lb scored-on in practice -- both the JV and the varsi- Family Pack Chicken Leg Quarters ...... $0.69/lb she is that type of player. Deli Eye Round Roast Beef...... $4.49/lb ty levels,” said first-year Best Yet Corned Beef ...... $6.99/lb She expects herself to be GROCERY head coach Mike Triant. Swiss Lorraine Cheese ...... $6.99/lb Tuttorosso Canned Tomatoes limit ...... $0.893 elite at all times. “We have been sharing Russer Canadian Maple Ham ...... $5.99/lb Maxwell House Coffee 11 oz (ex decaf) limit 3 “Mia is the type of kid the gym and it’s a joy to Natural Casing Hot Dogs ...... $5.99/lb ...... 2/$4.00 who believes in doing see the effort they all have Our Own In Store Antipasto Salad$6.99/lb Celeste Pizza limit 3 ...... $0.79 whatever she can to make been giving. the team successful, “ the “We spend about 30-45 coach said of his other minutes everyday practic- Produce captain. “She is a passing skills and drills and Fresh Sweet Strawberries...... $2.99 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST first player and is always conditioning together. Hot Hot Slicing Tomatoes ...... $1.79/lb looking to make her team- They are ‘all in’,” Triant Hot House Hydro Cucumbers ...... 2/$3.00 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP • (617) 846-6880 mates happy. She does a continued. “I think that California Navel Oranges ...... $0.99/lb WWW.WINTHROPMKTPLACE.COM New Store Hours starting June 22: Mon-Sat 7:30 am-8pm; Sun: lot of cheering at practices the opportunity for the California Celery Bunch ...... $1.49 and is very motivational. 7:30am-7pm; Senior Hours: Mon-Sat: 7:30am-8:30pm Sun: 8am-9am younger guys to work Fresh & Crisp Scallions ...... 2/$1.00 Not responsible for typographical errors. She also plays the game with the varsity players We have the right to limit quantities. Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Email: [email protected]

WHS SPORTS THROUGH THE YEARS

10 years ago scored a goal as she clos- December 23, 2010 es in on 75 career points, which is quite a feat for The Winthrop High a defenseman. The Lady boys basketball team eas- Bulldogs’ goalie, Lynn ily handled two North- eighth-grader Katie Burt, eastern Conference South already is demonstrating Division rivals this past that she will be the best week, defeating Swamp- in the league this season. scott Friday evening, 63- “Katie is amazing,” laud- 54, and then running past ed Martucci. “She is an Danvers, 67-50, Tuesday incredible asset for the evening. Friday’s victo- team. There is no one bet- ry at Swampscott saw a ter.” well-balanced Winthrop Ashley Jurovich and scoring attack with four Christina Russo grabbed Vikings reaching double first places for the- Win figures, led by Taj Gener- throp High girls track azzo with 16 points. J.P. team in the Lady Vikings’ Doherty and Mike Grif- season-opening meet last fin both tallied 13 points. week against Marble- Quinton Dale added 11 head. Jurovich captured points and also pulled the shot-put with a toss down 14 rebounds. Joe of 26-3.75, while Rus- Players and coaches of the 1977 Winthrop Pee Wee B team are shown above. Photograph is from the Winthrop Sun Tran- D’Amore just missed the so sped to victory in the script archives. double figure mark with 55-meter dash in 7.8 sec- nine points. In the eventu- onds. Also scoring points al rout of Danvers, which for Winthrop were Carly In a 5-3 win over Mar- points and grabbed seven Mike Eruzione scored the nor’s WHS basketball was a close 34-33 contest O’Keefe with a second blehead, Matt Driscoll, rebounds. goals for the WHS hock- team opened its season at the half, Griffin had an place finish in the 30 in Jake Fidler, Rob DeLeo, The WHS boys bas- ey team to earn a 2-2 tie with an exciting 37-33 vic- amazing shooting night, 50.9; Kaitlyn Hersey with Bobby Kneeland, and Dan ketball team defeated with Gloucester in the sea- tory over Melrose before a tingling the twine for 22 a second in the two mile Wilson lit the lamp for the Gloucester, 65-62, behind son-opener last week. points and draining four packed house at the junior run in 13:54.5; Olivia Vikings. In a 3-0 blank- the 18 points of Bobby The WHS basketball three pointers. D’Amore Vener with a third place high gymnasium. Win- ing of Somerville, Knee- Nimblett. Earlier in the team opened its season in was next on the point pa- effort in the high jump throp next defeated Wake- land scored two goals and week, the Vikings proved impressive fashion with a rade with 17 points and with a leap of 4-2; Ka- field, 43-36. Paul Connor, Fidler added a third. WHS no match for Salem, which 77-54 rout of Wakefield. Dale once again scored tie Cochrane with a third Winthrop’s 6’-5” center, 11. in the 55 meter hurdles goalie Rob DeFreitas was led by its all-scholas- earned the shutout in net. tic guard, Eric Brunson, in 60 years ago led the team in rebounds The Winthrop Lady in 10.1; and Amy Sena against Melrose and with Bulldogs hockey team, with a third in the 1000 an 88-47 loss. December 22, 1960 30 years ago 13 points against Wake- an amalgam of girls from in 3:51.9. On the boys’ field. Winthrop, which Winthrop, Lynn, and Sau- side, the lone point-scorer December 19, 1990 40 years ago The Winthrop High is seeking a sixth North- gus, shook off a tough 2-1 was David Heidrut with a December 24, 1980 basketball team opened its season-opening loss to second-place finish in the Freshman goalie Antho- season with a 40-24 vic- eastern Conference title Shrewsbury and powered 300 in 42.1. ny Palmer turned in a shut- The WHS girls basket- tory over non-league foe in seven years, will face their way to victories of out performance to lead ball team opened its sea- Melrose Tuesday evening. a sterner foe tomorrow 5-3 over Marblehead and 20 years ago the WHS hockey team to a son with a 55-38 victory Al DiPierro poured in 23 when the local team trav- 5-0 over Everett this past December 21, 2000 3-0 win over Swampscott over Revere. Junior Deb- points for Winthrop, while els to Winchester for an- week. The highlight of in the NEC opener at Lars- bie Consoli and sopho- Alan Stienberg hit for sev- other non-league contest. the week was the perfor- The WHS boys basket- en Rink. Mike DiMento, more Maureen McManus en points and Jay Wolf mance by junior Mack- ball team opened its sea- Dan Tamasanis, and Neil led the way for the Lady and Bobby Van Dalinda 80 years ago enzie Clark of Lynn, who son with an exciting 79- McDonogh scored the Vi- Vikings with 12 points added three points apiece. December 21, 1950 scored two goals and add- 74 comeback victory over king goals. apiece. However, Win- Winthrop will undertake ed an assist in the Everett Marblehead Sean Burgess After suffering a tough throp came up short in its its bid for a fifth straight Basketball will be the contest to break the 100 pumped in 28 points for loss to perennial NEC next contest against de- Northeastern Conference point barrier for her ca- coach Peter Grimes’s powerhouse Salem, the fending Division I state title when the local squad vogue at Winthrop High reer. Courtney McTague, squad and senior captain WHS girls basketball champ Salem, dropping a hosts Marblehead Friday School for the next two one of the girls from Sau- James Arena poured in 24 team bounced back with a 74-41 decision. evening. months. WHS head coach gus, who are new to the points. 59-16 rout of Gloucester. Bob Perry is grooming his Lady Bulldog program The Winthrop High Sophomore Liz Doherty 50 years ago 70 years ago squad for their first action this season, also lit the hockey team skated to a led the Lady Vikings with December 23, 1970 December 21, 1950 of the season when they lamp twice against Ever- pair of victories to open 20 points, while freshman take on an Alumni team ett. Captain Taylor Brown their season last week. Cheri Lee struck for 18 Steve Crombie and Coach Gordon Con- on January 3.

Year In Review // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 throp witnessed hardship the year in Winthrop hit and loss. In March, not during the final week of long after the start of the 2020. pandemic, the Town was Speaker Robert A. De- deemed as the first in the Leo, who has served as Commonwealth to have a state representative for death due to the Corona- Winthrop since 1991, virus. announced Monday that The end of the year he would be resigning as brought another loss when Speaker of the House and residents had to say a sud- state representative. He den goodbye to longtime delivered his farewell ad- ESP and kind-hearted vol- dress in the House Cham- unteer, Amy Gallagher. As bers Tuesday afternoon. a shock to the community, DeLeo had disclosed the unexpected tragedy last Friday that he was in will leave the Town reel- negotiations with North- ing well into the future. eastern University, his Halfway through 2020, alma mater, about a teach- Winthrop residents stood ing position at the school. their ground and showed DeLeo is also a gradu- love for the Black com- ate of Suffolk University munity at the Black Lives Law School. He graduated The Class of 2020 missed several senior events due to COVID Matter march, organized from Boston Latin, Class by Kathryn Monahan. of 1967. The march, which was set Speculation about De- in motion after the tragic Leo’s announcement set death of George Floyd, off a whirlwind of activity ran from Massa Park to about who would run for the top of Shore Drive, the seat that encompasses where all participants got all of Winthrop and a siz- down on one knee for a able portion of Revere. moment of silence. Signs To-date, Winthrop res- reiterating Floyd’s last idents Jeffrey Turco, Val- words and declarations of entino Capobianco, and justice were held highly Alicia DelVento have by masked marchers of emerged as candidates all ages. College student, for state representative. Faith Hunt, held a sign Juan Pablo Jaramillo and that read ‘I can’t breathe’ Marc Silvestri are the Re- in bold, black print against vere-based candidates at a white background, shar- this time. ing the three words that DeLeo was first elect- Floyd said before he laid ed Speaker of the House motionless on the ground in 2009 and served 12 in front of several police years in the powerful po- officers. Several Town sition as the leader of the officials, State Senator 160-member House. Joe Boncore and Speak- Quincy representa- er of the House Bob De- tive Ronald Mariano was The community suffered a loss when Amy Gallagher Leo were present for the expected to be elected Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo and State Senator Joe passed away suddenly on November 30, 2020. Also pic- Boncore get down on one knee at the top of Shore Drive peaceful walk. Wednesday by his col- tured: Gina Massa and Roseann Spinale As it turned out, the leagues as the new Speak- after the march, organized by Kathryn Monahan. biggest political story of er of the House. Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Page 11 WINTHROP SENIOR PARADE PHOTOS News Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 and eating for your health uses the USDA’s MyPlate and wellbeing. as a framework. Healthy Eating for Mystic Valley Elder Successful Living is of- Services works with our fered on Thursdays be- neighbors in Chelsea, Ev- ginning February 18 to erett, Malden, , Medford, March 25 from 10:00 am Melrose, North Reading, -- 12:30 pm. Throughout Reading, Revere, Stone- the series, you’ll learn ham, Wakefield, and Win- more about how nutrition, throp. Learn how to con- physical activity and life- nect virtually thru a Zoom style changes can promote platform and take the better health. This virtual classes from the comfort workshop series focuses of your home. Class size on heart- and bone-healthy is limited so reserve your nutrition strategies to help spot today. To register, maintain or improve well- or if you have any ques- Chris Ferrara, Ryan Hovermale, and Nick Shea, pictured ness and prevent chron- tions about the program, Jenna Dorr, Maura Dorr, and Grace Galuris, pictured at the at the start of the Winthrop High School Class of 2021 ic disease development contact Donna Covelle Public Landing for the Winthrop Christmas Cheer Parade Christmas Cheer Parade Around Town at the Public Land- or progression in older at [email protected] or Around Town. ing. adults. Healthy Eating call 781-388-4867. This holiday season do what’s best for you and your THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER GROUP loved ones

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12 ICU unit at Mass Gen- panded, temporary ICU derstood what the science SANTA, AND MRS. CLAUS, CHELSEA NURSE eral’s main campus, the unit. All of the equipment was behind it. I worried GETS COVID-19 vaccine could not come was there, but it wasn’t it was made so quickly, VISIT CHELSEA soon enough as they have the same and became very but now I understand it… VACCINE spent the last 10 months difficult to take care of the They have been working CHELSEA - When caring for COVID-19 pa- surge of patients. It was at on this type of vaccine for Belza Betancur went into tients to the best of their that time they were no lon- decades. It just so happens work last week, she had ability. The challenges ger just taking care of one we are now using that no idea she would make were monumental, but it patient, but two at a time. technology for the virus.” history as one of the was something she said Or there was the time Betancur reiterated that first people in the - coun she signed up for. when a man from the com- she not only felt the histo- try – and the first in the “This is what we signed munity showed up early in ry of the moment, but also MGH system – to get the up for,” she said, noting the pandemic sick with feels the weight of con- COVID-19 vaccine. that she also cared for COVID after having been vincing others in Chelsea On Wednesday morn- several injured people in required to go to work to get the vaccine if they ing, as a priority health care the aftermath of the Bos- cleaning an office build- might be skeptical – or workers in direct contact ton Marathon Bombing in ing. simply just to put them at with COVID-19 patients 2014. “I care a lot about “One of his co-work- ease. for months, the Chelsea people’s health and doing ers had COVID-19 be- She said she will get the resident volunteered to be my best for them. It has cause they were cleaning second “booster” shot in the first and got her first- been very challenging… buildings and he couldn’t about 21 days, and they round vaccination at the With me, since all this miss work and then he say it takes three weeks hospital during her shift. It happened, I have a head- got COVID-19,” she to build up full immuni- was a moment for her that ache every day when I said. “He ended up in the ty. Still, she will take the seemed long-awaited, but come home from work. (ICU). People had to go precautions that she has soon the historic nature of It comes with the job and out there and go to work been taking for the past it began to dawn on her. it’s okay because at the and no one knew about the 10 months. Until about “At Mass General, they end you see patients re- protocols we know about 70 to 80 percent of the have a lot of diversity, cover and you hear good now. I wish we had known population is fully vacci- so they wanted someone news and they send you the things we know now in nated, it is suggested that that represented the Lati- pictures. It makes you en- the beginning of all this.” people continue to wear no population specifically couraged and we feel it’s And so it is why Betan- masks and follow the because we’ve had prob- all worth it.” cur and all of her col- safety protocols. She will A big hello from Mrs. Claus during the annual Santa visit ably 70 percent of our Betancur came to Chel- leagues have been waiting do that, but said she looks through Chelsea. patients that are of Latin sea from Colombia, and for the day the vaccine forward to a day when background,” she said. “I got an Associates’ Degree arrived, and why she people don’t have to wear wasn’t expecting it at all, in nursing from Northern jumped at being the first masks in Chelsea – when but I was humbled and Essex Community Col- person vaccinated. She you can go into a restau- Because every commer- did not suggest it. thrilled…It was a big mo- lege. Then, while working said she is confused by rant on Broadway at ease cial use there is non-con- “I think it makes sense ment. I don’t know if I still at various medical facil- the skepticism in Chelsea, and without being six feet forming due to the resi- that area, which is com- understand the full impact ities, she graduated from and said people need to apart. dential zoning, everyone mercial in nature, ought yet of it being history, but Franklin Pierce University educate themselves about “Imagine the day has to go through a pro- to have some commercial I was honored because of in New Hampshire. After it and make an informed we don’t have to wear cess just to locate there. zone,” he said. “We’ve all we’ve gone through. It stints at Elliot Hospital in decision based on the sci- masks?” she said. “It is Avellaneda said that never pressed too hard in is history. We’ve had pan- New Hampshire, and at ence and not hearsay. the right thing to do right leads to vacant buildings the past because of neigh- demics before, but maybe Beth Israel Hospital, she “I’m surprised by that now. You have to protect and unreasonable expec- borhood concerns.” not to this extent…I feel I began working in the ICU and it makes me sad,” she yourself, and by doing that tations. Some of the other zon- now have a responsibility at Blake 12 in 2012. said. “We were looking you’re protecting others “This is the third one ing changes offered by the to make sure people do get When the pandemic forward to this vaccine too. In my case, I thought I’ve done and the fourth administration are more vaccinated and give us a hit last spring, Betancur coming since it started. more about the communi- zoning change I’ve pro- far reaching. chance to end this. We all said they often felt like I feel like the more you ty and protecting my pa- posed in four years,” he •Two high-profile need to get back to a nor- they were in the bowels of know about the vaccine, tients as well.” said. “this is the third re- changes recommended mal life. It was a historic the Titanic being thrown the more at ease you feel zone change I’ve advo- by the Planning Board in- moment, and I feel that back and forth. She recalls about it. I was nervous at ZONING CHANGES cated for in terms of busi- clude allowing marijuana way about it too.” April 11 as one of the most one point, but I educated COMES TO ness uses…The reasons businesses to locate stores For Betancur and her difficult days. On that day, myself on it and read three behind this one is simple. and delivery-only loca- co-workers at the Blake they had to set up an ex- or four articles and un- COUNCIL The zoning doesn’t allow tions in more zoning areas CHELSEA - A ma- for what exists there. In – including the downtown jor zoning package with a couple of corner store- business district. Deliv- Let’s wide-ranging changes fronts, they are left vacant ery-only businesses would from Prattville to down- because they lost the abil- also be able to be an acces- do you have Make town Chelsea cleared the ity to transfer a non-con- sory use in any residential Planning Board last week, forming use to another zone, and as a permitted 2021 a and will head to the City non-conforming use. By use in several of the com- Council at the beginning properly zoning this for mercial zoning districts Better of next year for consider- what they have there – – including the Naval Year! ation. which is retail businesses Hospital Residential and The package passed – we’re allowing that to Commercial districts. muster with the Planning happen.” •In another land-use Board last Tuesday, Dec. He said the owners of change – one that Avel- 15, except for one piece the popular Tombo 22 laneda proposed in part 2021 from the Administration vision2020for your business Restaurant on the Park- several years ago – Am- which sought to create way had troubles opening brosino said they are a parking district down- up because of this, and the looking to spur develop- town. old bottling plant cannot ment on the waterfront Your Year One of the more herald- find a tenant and was just area of the Chelsea Creek. ed changes was proposed rejected by the Planning There, they would replace Your Cost by Council President Roy Board for a church. the Waterfront Industri- 1 Avellaneda to the zoning “The zoning makes no al Overlay District with Option JOIN THE INDEPENDENT in Prattville on the Park- sense,” he said. “No one a new Port District and way. That zoning change down there will take down Waterfront Upland Dis- 2021 AD CAMPAIGN seeks to alter the existing a convenience store and trict. The change would 52 WEEKS zoning, which is a resi- build and single-family also create a Waterfront Business Card Size Jan. — Dec. 2021 dential district in what is home and live on Rt. 16. Improvement Trust Fund, mostly commercial busi- No one is going to knock and virtually institute a 3.37” by 2” high ONE FULL YEAR of advertising nesses on the highway (Rt. down the rug store and type of Master Plan for the $ 16). build a two-family.” entire area – including new for only 2,021 Avellaneda said he sees City Manager Tom landscaping requirements, 2 per paper his proposal as tidying Ambrosino said he agrees new Special Permit crite- Option THE REVERE JOURNAL | THE EVERETT INDEPENDENT up something that should with the change, but point- THE WINTHROP TRANSCRIPT | THE LYNN JOURNAL have been done long ago. ed out his administration See METRO NEWS Page 13 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES | THE CHELSEA RECORD 26 WEEKS THE BOSTON SUN | THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT BRIDGE 2col x 3 in. 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Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 ria and the principal uses Mejia said her reading is Commission was as politi- ovate 17 income-restricted parcel of land behind the Walsh. “There are con- for those areas – which that the Council needed cal as it could be.” units at the site’s existing existing 26,800 square cerns about the ability of mostly lie on the west side to make the change with a Councilor Michael Mc- building. Once construc- foot mixed use, residential restaurants to survive clo- of Marginal Street. Charter Commission, but Laughlin said it’s time to tion is completed current and commercial building. sures and restrictions. I •The changes would she also said that would take a tough vote, and not- Grace Apartment residents The CDC sought to hear both of these concerns also increase density in likely lead to a lawsuit ed he had talked to hun- will have the option to develop the land back in and we are responding to the two largest residen- being filed. She said there dreds of people about this move into the new build- 1975 and received approv- both of those concerns. tial districts, which many are other opinions that and other recent Charter ing. As part of a long-term als by the then Boston Re- Our approach is to follow see as appropriate, both support the idea of it being changes. plan, the completion of development Authority the Phase 2 guidance, with Ambrosino and Avella- a legal change as a Home “If we’re going to get Grace Apartments will al- but those approvals have additional restrictions. neda said. These would Rule as well. In the end, sued, I don’t want to send low for future renovations since expired. We’re restricting bar seat- decrease the minimum lot she said there’s no easy our City down a foxhole,” to the Woodbury Building The CDC held a BP- ing to special approvals, as sizes in the Residential 1 answer. he said. “If we vote on this for workforce housing. DA-sponsored meeting I mentioned. And we are district, and decrease the “I think you guys are tonight, we’re not harm- “The need for afford- back in September 2019 increasing enforcement of minimum lot size and the between a rock and a hard ing the City or the people. able senior housing is al- as part of the Article 80 all the guidelines, for all minimum useable open place,” she said. “Either We’re asking the state to ways growing. I am proud review process and there licensed businesses. We space requirement in the way you decide to act, the look at it…If they tell us to have supported this was little to no opposition will have an emergency Residential 2 District outcome is going to be the we’re wrong, we go back. project and thank the ad- to the plans. Licensing Board meeting (R2). The R2 district is same. Either way would It’s time for us to stand ministration and the East “We are very grateful every Monday to address one of the largest in the also be a valid way in the up as big men and wom- Boston CDC for helping to Mayor Walsh, the City violations.” entire city, and includes eyes of the state.” en and take votes…If we to make it a reality,” said of Boston, MassHousing, The Mayor also ap- the neighborhoods on Councilor Wayne don’t do that tonight, we City Councilor Lydia Ed- and our partners at the pealed to restaurant pa- Bellingham Hill, as well Matewsky was the lead are doing a disservice to wards. “I look forward to State for working with us trons and small business as the Orange/Addison ar- sponsor on the change, the men and women of its completion and will to make this project a re- customers to be part of the eas. and said it’s long past time Everett and we don’t de- continue fighting to make ality,” said President of solution. •Finally, another change to take action on making serve our paychecks at the sure everyone has access the East Boston CDC Al “The City has heard would include creating a this change. end of the month.” to housing.” Caldarelli. “We are proud from owners that it can new Mixed-Use Overlay “I think it’s the right Hanlon said Everett is The project was ap- to have worked creative- be very difficult to police District for the area at Ev- thing now,” he said. “The diverse across the board, proved at the BPDA’s ly with DiMella Shaffer customers who keep their erett Avenue, the railroad truth of the matter is there and he doesn’t think there board meeting in January, Architects and Affirma- masks off or ignore dis- and the Everett City Line. are many people here that are any particular “pock- 2019. BPDA officials said tive Investments to make tancing guidelines,” said This district allows for are open to this change. ets” of people who are the approval of the 42 in- use of the land we already Walsh who aked every- much taller buildings and It’s the fair thing to do. If a being disenfranchised. He come-restricted senior owned and turn it into 42 one who dines in a restau- is seen as an accommo- candidate gets 1,000 votes said the change needed units at 187 Sumner St. much needed affordable rant or visits a store to do dation to allow the re-de- in the district, and the oth- to happen with a Charter makes progress towards apartments for low-in- their part and follow the velopment of the Stop & er candidate gets 100 votes Commission. Mayor Walsh’s goal of income seniors in our com- guidelines, and whenever Shop to file its project in in the district, but wins on “Maybe they went creasing affordable hous- munity.” possible, use take-out and Chelsea. That project was the citywide vote, that’s into Lowell and found ing to support not only a delivery services. filed in Everett earlier this not how it should work.” whole areas of that city strong middle-class, but CUSTOMER The Mayor also issued year and went through a Capone said he has no that are Latino, so they also area seniors. May- LEAVES $500 TIP a reminder that The Re- tremendous amount of re- problem with the prem- had to change it,” he said. or Walsh has updated the open Boston Fund is still East Boston - With the view there, and has now ise, but feels any Charter “Where do you find that in City’s housing targets to accepting applications to first round of citizens be- been fully approved. Change needs to be in the Everett? Where are these support the creation of help small businesses with ing vaccinated for the The matter moves from hands of the voters. pockets of people? I see new affordable housing, debt-free grant support. COVID-19 virus this very the Planning Board to the “I understand where ev- Haitians all over the city. increase access to home- tough year seems to be City Council for a final eryone is coming from, but I see Italians all over the ownership opportunities, ending with a glimmer of vote into law, but Avella- for me the Charter is akin city. I see Irish people all and prevent displacement hope. FOUR LYNN neda said he didn’t expect to our Constitution,” he over the city. I see Latinos of the neighborhood’s While everyone can’t GROUPS a vote until early Feb- said. “If we start chipping all over the city. So the most vulnerable residents. wait to put this year be- ruary – noting there is a away at it, I don’t think point is where are these “MassHousing is ex- RECEIVE GRANTS hind us, there was a bright great deal to discuss when we have the authority to pockets that deserve this cited to be part of a proj- LYNN - Lynn Muse- spot in 2020 for the staff at it comes to some of the change it…When you get representation? I don’t ect that is going to create um/Lynn Arts and Cre- the Cunard Tavern in Jef- changes. to larger things, you have find it bad that we want 42 brand-new apartment ative Collective, Raw Art fries Point. to be careful with it… to change the charter, but homes for lower-income Works, and artist/collab- On Saturday an anon- Different lawyers have we should be looking into elderly residents in the orators Tara Argaba and ymous customer spread a different opinions, but the electing a Charter Com- heart of East Boston,” said Estrella Diaz, and Cinda CHANGES little Holiday Cheer and statute reads changing of mission.” MassHousing Executive Danh and Michael Agha- TO CHARTER left a $500 tip on a $36.38 manner of election is not The matter will be for- Director Chrystal Kor- howa have received grants bill. Cunard’s Executive APPROVED allowed. My reading is it’s warded to the State House, negay. “We were pleased from the The New En- Chef Anthony Pino posted EVERETT - Ending a violation of the law and and it will likely be sched- to collaborate with the gland Foundation for the a photo of the bill on his In- more than a year of discus- a violation of the public uled for a hearing in the East Boston Community Arts (NEFA). The grants stagram account with the sion, the City Council vot- trust. Major changes to the Joint Committee of the Development Corpora- are awarded to Massachu- caption, “Someone tipped ed 9-2 to make a Charter Charter I will always vote House and Senate. tion, Affirmative Invest- setts-based artists and col- the service staff $500 on a Change that would change ‘no’ because I believe it ments, the City of Boston, laborators to imagine and $36 tab. Suddenly, the end how Ward councilors and belongs in the hands of the and our state partners, to create public art that fos- OFFICIAL START of 2020 is hell of a lot bet- School Committee Ward people.” provide this new housing ters more just, vibrant, and ON SENIOR ter for them. Very grateful representatives are voted Councilor Gerly Adrien for Boston seniors, who welcoming public spaces. for the generosity of a lot into office – making their said she understands the HOUSING PROJECT will be able to live afford- Lynn Museum/Lynn of the guests here over the seats be a vote of the ward desire to let the people East Boston - Last week ably in the city for many Arts and Creative Collec- last year.” only and not of the entire vote on the matter, but Mayor Martin Walsh years to come.” tive and artists Agaba and It’s been a hard year city. said the City risks a law- joined virtually with the According to plans ap- Diaz were the recipients for everyone but the lo- Councilors John Han- suit for a violation of the East Boston Community proved by the BPDA, the of Collective Imagination cal restaurant industry has lon and Fred Capone vot- Federal Voting Rights Act. Development Corporation CDC project involves for Spatial Justice (CISJ) been hit particularly hard ed against the matter. The She said there are at least (CDC) and Affirmative the construction of a new grants that support teams by the pandemic and the matter now advances to two wards in the City that Investments to officially 39,067 square foot, 42- of artists, creatives, cul- Cunard was no exception. the State House as a Home aren’t properly represent- break ground on the East- unit seven-story building ture bearers, cultural or- At the start of the pan- Rule Petition for further ed. ie project that will create a and the renovation of an ganizers, and communi- demic the popular Jef- review and potential ap- “We have wards in our 42 unit residential build- existing 26,800 square ty-based collaborators to fries Point destination proval. city where there are coming serving low-income foot building currently on do the important work of was forced to close and Right now, in one of the munities of color, partic- seniors. the same site in Maverick imagining public art that reevaluate how to move few communities to have ularly Haitian – which I Construction began in Square. fosters and contributes to forward. The restaurants such a system, Everett am proud to be of – and late October on the Bos- The new building will more just futures for our reopened in the spring for ward councilors and Com- Latinos,” she said. “We do ton Planning and Devel- include all low-income public spaces and public take out and delivery, al- mittee members are elect- not have the right number opment Agency (BPDA) elderly housing. The ex- culture. The grants range lowed indoor dining when ed by a citywide vote in- of representation in our approved project. The isting building, which in- from $2,000-$5,000. it was safe to do so and stead of a ward-only vote. city to reflect the whole Grace Apartments located cludes 17 elderly/disabled Raw Art Works, a youth opened an outdoor side- That means a candidate city, which is why this is on Sumner Street adjacent subsidized units as well arts organizations based at walk patio throughout the can actually win the vote illegal. For some of my to the Maverick MBTA as approximately 3,000 37 Central Square (“Love summer and fall as part of the ward, but lose the councilors who do not un- station will be 100 percent square feet of ground floor Letters to Lynn” and art- of the City’s Public Space election. The Council and derstand, we are violating affordable for seniors and commercial, will be con- ists Danh and Aghahowa program. the City has been moving a federal right. We need builds on Walsh’s com- verted to workforce hous- (“Food for Thought”) However, the restaurant to make that change since to make sure we do this mitment to creating more ing units, including two were the recipients of was forced to close brief- receiving notice from the right from the beginning. affordable housing for affordable units. Public Art for Spatial ly in November out of an Lawyers for Civil Rights I understand the Charter older Bostonians. The property con- Justice (PASJ) grants that abundance of caution af- Boston that the system is Commission formed this, “We’re excited to mark sists of a 16,266-square support artists and artistic ter a customer tested pos- likely a violation of the but they were wrong. We the start of construction foot parcel of land with collaborations to create itive for COVID. federal Voting Rights Act need to change this or we on the Grace Apartments 26,800-square foot of public art in Massachu- Since the Public Space as it could dilute the vote will get sued like the other project, which will create mixed use, residential and setts that fosters public program expired earlier of communities of color. city.” new affordable housing commercial building. imagination and contrib- this month the Cunard has They have indicated to the Councilor Anthony opportunities for Boston’s There will be no chang- utes to more just futures refocused on socially dis- newspaper several times DiPierro said the former older adults,” said Walsh. es to the footprint of the for our public spaces tanced indoor dining as they are watching Ever- Charter Commission was “I made a commitment existing building and the and public culture. The well as takeout and deliv- ett’s moves on the matter, too political, and this was in my housing plan to proposed new building grants range from $5,000- ery. and are prepared to file a result of that. He said it’s increase the number of will be situated behind the $10,000. Chef Pino recently in- a lawsuit if necessary to time to vote. housing units available to existing building. Following are the de- troduced the restaurant’s force the change. “I personally think this older Bostonians so that The 3,798 square foot scriptions of the projects: first ever “Holiday Cook- They won a similar change makes us more they can remain in the city first floor will consist of a Grant Recipient Details At-Home” meals. lawsuit in Lowell some accountable as ward rep- that they know and love. community room, kitchen, CINDY DANH AND “These prepped meals years ago after a long and resentatives,” he said. I want to thank the East lobby, mailroom, office, MICHAEL AGHA- complete with instructions expensive fight in court. “There’s not a whole city Boston CDC, their devel- and mechanical space. HOWA and easy cleanup are just The proposal in Everett to hide it. You need to be opment consultant Affir- The lot size will accom- GRANT AMOUNT what your Christmas Eve/ had been voted down at accountable in that ward mative Investments, and modate five parking spac- $10,000 Day needs to be stress- the Dec. 7 meeting, sur- and make sure things are all those involved in makes, one of which will be Cinda Danh and Mi- free,” said Pino. prisingly, but was called done. It makes us bet- ing this opportunity possi- handicapped accessible. chael Aghahowa are art- Last week, Mayor Mar- for Reconsideration by ter representatives. It’s ble. It will make a positive The second through ists and activists, born and tin Walsh addressed both former Councilor Peter simple…This is the right difference in the lives of seventh floors will have raised in Lynn, MA. Cinda public concerns about Napolitano, who has since thing to do. We’ve been those who call East Bos- seven units per floor, for a and Michael are working indoor dining as well as resigned to pursue a City talking about it over a year ton home.” total of 42 units. in collaboration with Er- the concerns of restaurant job. On Monday night, it and I’m tired of talking The new senior res- The CDC has controlled nie’s Harvest Time, a mid- owners that need to stay was finally brought back about it…You want to talk idences, located at 187 the project site since the sized grocery in down- afloat. . to the body, where it was about a Charter Commis- Sumner St., will be built late 1970s. The property town Lynn and youth from “There are concerns approved after about an sion, I don’t even want to adjacent to the historic consists of an irregular The Food Project (www. about the possibility of hour of discussion. go there. The last Charter Woodbury Apartments. shaped 16,266 square foot City Solicitor Colleen The project will also ren- viral transmission,” said See METRO NEWS Page 15 Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Email: [email protected] OBITUARIES Kathy Kiley Victoria Ellen Lyons Adelaide Gallo A warm, thoughtful and kind friend Mass Medical Society retiree Retired Winthrop and sister, known for her empathy and Public School Teacher’s Aide compassion Victoria Ellen (Del- aney) Lyons, 93, of Win- Kathy Kiley of Pea- throp, passed away peace- Adelaide R. (Mastrang- body, 63, died after a short fully on December 23rd. ello) Gallo of Winthrop, illness on December 26 in Born and raised on Ley- formerly of East Boston, Beverly Hospital. den Street, Orient Heights, passed away on December Kathy was born in Win- East Boston, “Vicki” was 21. She was 82 years old. throp to Anna and Paul the beloved daughter of The beloved wife of the Kiley. She graduated from Virginia (Lagomarsino) late James G. Gallo, she Winthrop High School, and James Delaney, be- was born in East Boston, class of 1975, and the loved wife of the late Paul the cherished daughter of the late Rocco and Philo- Burdett School and had A. Lyons, Sr., devoted homeland, the village of mena (Manfredonia) Mas- a lifelong career in the mother of sons: Paul A. Lagomarsino and nearby trangelo. medical field, most - re Lyons, Jr. and his wife, Genoa, Portofino and Ra- dear sister of John Mas- vived by her sister, Ellen Prior to her retirement, cently employed by Lahey Kerry of Palm Beach Gar- pallo. She also visited the trangelo Kiley Raposa, her broth- Adelaide worked as a Home Health Care where dens, FL, the late Leonard British Virgin Islands in and his wife, Bernice er-in-law, Charles Ran- teacher’s aide in the Win- she worked for the past 14 M. Lyons of Winthrop, the Caribbean, tour guid- of Lynnfield and the late dall, her nieces, Michelle throp Public School Sys- years. Steven W. Lyons and his ed by her sea captain son, Mary Lou Gaeta and her Randall Burrows, Julie tem. Kathy was devoted to wife, Karen of Hanson, Paul. late Randall Chachus, Jennifer Adelaide was the de- her family and friends and Dennis P. Lyons and his Vicki adored her grand- husband, Louis of East Randall Crosby, Krisann voted mother of Margie was known for her empa- wife, Terry of Tarpon children and great grand- Boston. She is also sur- Kiley and Lauren Raposa Hughes and her husband, thy and compassion. She Springs, FL, Richard A. children who were a vived by many nieces and along with her nephew, Peter of Braintree, Karen was named godmother Lyons and his wife, April constant source of pride nephews. Rob Michael Raposa. She Donnelly and her late hus- many times throughout Mae of Tarpon Springs, and happiness to her. She Her Funeral Mass was is also survived by her band, John of East Boston, her life and there was no FL, Jeffrey W. Lyons and loved their visits and hear- celebrated on Monday, great nephews, Josh and Christine Gallo, Jim Gallo child, dog or cat who she his wife, Holly of Somer- ing all about what was December 28, in St. John Jacob Crosby, Zachary and his wife, Kathy, David did not adore. She was a ville, and her daughter, happening in their lives – the Evangelist Church, and Benjamin Chachus, Gallo, Diane Romano and warm, kind and thoughtful Patricia A. (Lyons) Dono- always ready to tell a great Winthrop. Interment was Connor Burrows, her great her husband, Anthony, all friend and sister. She was ghue and her husband story and share lots of ad- in Winthrop Cemetery niece, Meagan Burrows, of Winthrop, and Andrew also the first person her James of Foxboro. vice and wisdom. (Belle Isle Section). Fu- and her lifelong friends, Gallo and his wife, Mi- nieces called for any sig- A graduate of Girl’s Her children loved neral arrangements were Val Spinale and her family chelle of Franklin; adored nificant milestone – from High School in Boston, growing up in Winthrop by the Maurice W. Kirby and Ruth Earley. grandmother of Amanda, career news to family ac- Vicki was employed in By The Sea and with many Funeral Home, 210 Win- In lieu of flowers, the Shauna, David, Bridget, complishments and from many office roles in down- happy memories we will throp St., Winthrop. To family asks that donations Andy, Joseph, Matthew, life’s disappointments to town Boston. After marry- cherish the sights, sounds sign her guestbook, please be made in Kathy’s name Anthony, Nicholas, James, everyday happenings. She ing and once her children and colors of the ocean as visit: www.mauricekirby- to the Northeast Animal Frank, and Christopher; was viewed by her fam- were grown, she became a we know she did. fh.com Shelter, Salem MA. Due “working mom” and held ily as a second mother to COVID restrictions, a Given these uncertain and grandmother and was a position with the Mas- times with the pandem- memorial for Kathy will sachusetts Medical Soci- S loved dearly. Her laugh, be held sometime in the ic, our family would like her interest in others and ety, Post Graduate Medi- to be sure everyone stays spring or summer. cal Institute, coordinating LEGAL NOTICE and mail a copy to the days after sending your her complete all-encom- safe. A formal service will Plaintiff’s Attorney Answer. You can also To sign the online continuing education for Commonwealth of passing love, particularly not be held but the fami- Massachusetts (or the Plaintiff, if respond to a Complaint guestbook, go to www. many of Boston’s finest for her nieces and nephew caggianofuneralhome. ly will plan a Celebration Suffolk, SS. unrepresented). You can by filing a “Motion to and their children, will be physicians. Trial Court of the do this by: Dismiss,” if you believe com. of Life gathering in the a. Filing your signed that the complaint is sorely missed. Vicki was part of a Spring. In lieu of flowers, Commonwealth Supe- Arrangements under family of 14 brothers and rior Court Department original response with legally invalid or legally Kathy was preceded in donations can be made in the Clerk’s Office for insufficient. A Motion to the direction of the Cag- sisters and many, many Civil Docket No. death by her parents, her Victoria’s memory to Bos- 2084CV02711F Civil Business, Suffolk Dismiss must be based giano-O’Maley-Frazier nieces and nephews and sister, Patricia and her Funeral Home, Winthrop ton Children’s Hospital or Crystal Cove Marina, County Superior Court, 3 on one of the legal brother, Paul. She is sur- their children with whom Inc., PLAINTIFF(S), Pemberton Square, 12th deficiencies or reasons Care Dimensions Hospice Floor, Boston, MA 02108 listed under Mass. R. Civ. she always kept in close Care, Danvers, MA. v. contact - keeping up to Raymond Mukler a/k/a (address), by mail or in P. 12. If you are filing a To sign the online person, AND Motion to Dismiss, you William Patrick Olsson date on the events of their Johan Fruif, DEFEN- guestbook, go to www. DANT(S), and George b. Delivering or mailing must also comply with Member of 1964 WHS Hall of Fame lives, sharing their joys as caggianofuneralhome. Mey (Party-in-Interest) a copy of your response the filing procedures well as their sorrows. SUMMONS to the Plaintiff’s for “Civil Motions” undefeated NEC Football Champions com. Attorney/Plaintiff at described in the rules Our family home, al- Arrangements under THIS SUMMONS IS ways neat and clean, was DIRECTED TO Raymond the following address: of the Court in which the direction of the Cag- Morello & Associates, the complaint was filed, William “Bill” Patrick often the gathering place Mukler a/k/a Johan Olsson, 73, died Decem- giano-O’Maley-Frazier Fruif. (Defendant’s P.C. 220 Broadway, available at www.mass. for all the aunts, uncles Unit 402, Lynnfield, MA gov.courts/case-legal- ber 25 at home in Vero Funeral Home, Winthrop. name) and cousins and we have You are being sued. The 01940. res/rulesofcourt. Beach, FL. many wonderful memo- Plaintiff(s) named above 3. What to include 4. Legal Assistance. You Born and raised in Win- ries of our times together. has started a lawsuit in your response. An may wish to get legal “Answer” is one type of help from a lawyer. If throp, Bill graduated from There was always a pot of TORF FUNERAL against you. A copy of Winthrop High School the Plaintiff’s Complaint response to a Complaint. you cannot get legal coffee on for chats, tears SERVICE filed against you is Your Answer must state help, some basic infor- and was a member of the or laughs and she taught Pre-need planning with our attached to this sum- whether you agree or mation for people who 1964 WHS Hall of Fame each of her children the price protection guarantee. mons and the original disagree with the fact(s) represent themselves is undefeated NEC Football importance of making Arrangements made at our complaint has been filed alleged in each para- available at www.mass. graph of the Complaint. gov/courts/selfhelp. Champions. Bill attended friends and family feel facility or in the comfort of in the Suffolk County band, Geoff, of Winthrop your own home Superior Court. YOU Some defenses, called 5. Required information Arizona State University welcome. affirmative defenses, on all filings: The and Kimberly Dufresne 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: MUST ACT PROMPTLY TO where he attained his pi- An avid reader, she read Deborah Torf Golden PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS. must be stated in your “civil docket number” lot’s license. Bill retired and her husband, Jeff, of many books about Ameri- Amy Torf Golden 1. You must respond to Answer or you may lose appearing at the top as an auto mechanic and Cumberland, Rhode Is- can and European history Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) this lawsuit in writing your right to use them of this notice is the land. Bill was “Grandpa” M.L. Torf (1867-1940) within 20 days. If you in court. If you have case number assigned small engine pilot and and read the Boston Globe any claims against the to this case and must to five step-grandchildren do not respond, the moved with Debbie to from cover to end every (617) 889-2900 court may decide the Plaintiff (referred to as appear on the front of Florida. and many nieces and neph- day. She travelled to the case against you and counterclaims) that are your Answer or Motion Bill is survived by Deb- ews. He was predeceased Italian Riviera to visit her (800)428-7161 award the Plaintiff based on the same facts to Dismiss. You should ra E. Silck of Vero Beach, by his parents, Charles mother and grandmother’s www.torffuneralservice.com everything asked for in or transaction described refer to yourself as the and Ruth (Bostrom) Ols- the complaint. You will in the Complaint, then “Defendant.” the love of his life and also lose the opportunity you must include those Witness Hon. Judith soulmate of 20 years; his son. Memorial contribu- to tell your side of the claims in your Answer. Fabricant, Chief Justice twin, Ronald of Fuguay tions, in his memory may story. You must respond Otherwise, you may on ______, Varina, North Carolina; be made to an animal All types of services to this lawsuit in writing lose your right to sue 20__. shelter of your choice. At even if you expect to the Plaintiff about Michal Joseph Donovan Fred and his wife, Glade resolve this matter with anything related to this Clerk-Magistrate of Hudson, Florida; Dr. the request of the family, for all types of people. the Plaintiff. If you need lawsuit. If you want to Note: The number as- Carl and his wife, Mary funeral services are pri- more time to respond, have your case heard signed to this Complaint of New Rochelle, New vate. Arrangements by Some people prefer traditional funeral you may request an by a jury, you must by the Clerk-Magistrate extension of time in specifically request a at the beginning of the York; sister, Ambia Smith Thomas S. Lowther Fu- services. Others prefer cremation. jury trial in your Answer lawsuit should be indi- neral Home & Crematory, writing from the Court. and her husband, Kenneth Some want an elaborate ceremony. 2. How to Respond. To or in a written demand cated on the summons of Manchester by the Sea, Vero Beach. An online respond to this lawsuit, for a jury trial that you before it is served on the daughter, Dawn Olsson guestbook is available Then there are others who don’t you must file a written must send to the other Defendant. at www.lowtherfamily. want any ceremony at all. When response with the court side and file with the 12/23/20, 12/30/20 Milne of Magnolia, Texas; court no more than 10 W and stepdaughters, Kelly com it comes to funerals, there are Lounsbury and her hus- as many options as there are IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... people. And we take pride in being able to say we offer them all. MAURICE W. KIRBY OBITUARIES Caggiano Effective Jan. 1, 2021 FUNERALHOME All obituaries and death notices 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. will be at a cost of www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com FUNERAL HOME, INC. adfinity© $150.00 per paper. • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA Includes photo.No word Limit. • SERVING ALL FAITHS DO YOU NEED TO RUN Please send to CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION A LEGAL NOTICE? 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Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 thefoodproject.org) to cre- Tara and Estrella are concerns I have heard so clear that Amazon must ups we already see in our the Route 1 offramp to ate a wraparound mural exploring concepts of rest far about the prospect of minimize effects felt on area. Rest assured, I as just see a vast parking lot at Ernie’s that celebrates as a communal practice of Amazon coming to Ward surrounding neighbor- well as other city officials with vans. I am elated voices from within the healing. How does rest in- Six is increased traf- hoods from tractor trail- are working to ensure that that from preliminaries, it Lynn community who are tersect with public space? fic. However, preliminary ers entering/departing the traffic impacts of this appears that Northbridge doing the important work How are public spaces traffic studies are show- the site during overnight project are minimal, and Partners, which owns the of imagining, dreaming designed for rest? Who ing that the Amazon site hours. I have made them know there will be a Traf- property, and Amazon, and growing a more resil- is allowed to rest in pub- will actually have less of aware that traffic sounds fic Management Plan that who they are teaming up ient food system. In a mo- lic? Who’s rest is policed an impact on traffic than from Route 60/Route 1 will be issued to ensure with, are looking to add ment when rapid develop- in public? How might even the current movie tend to carry/reverberate this. greenery to the site. From ment and displacement is we question these social theater. Think about it in the neighborhoods off Also, I have been pleas- an aesthetics perspective, happening in Lynn, this norms, and come togeth- - when a popular movie of Squire Road and Wash- antly surprised to learn this should be a signifi- mural aims to center the er, reclaim our time, drink would let out on a Satur- ington Avenue, and that thatNorthbridge and Am- cant improvement from stories of the people who tea, rest, and heal togeth- day afternoon, you would we have to make sure the azon are committing to what you currently see on have been here, are still er? Exploring radical and get approximately 100 traffic patterns for their cleaning the wetlands area the highway. I understand here, and hopefully will communal self-care could cars exiting at once. Am- deliveries are such that that surrounds the prop- that this project is being be here for the future of be a path to our libera- azon staggers the exit and there will not be a strain erty. This includes the met with mixed emotions, Lynn. tion. Together we are ex- entrance times of their on our quality of life. portion of the Town Line and there is a certain nos- Grant Recipient Details: ploring the use of art and delivery vans to the site, Further, I have ex- Brook that is adjacent to talgia to the fact that there RAW ARTS WORKS digital media for healing as well as conducts its de- plained to their traffic the property. Finally, I am has always been an en- LOCATION and organizing for rest and liveries outside commuter point person that during cognizant that the Show- tertainment venue in this Lynn, MA world-building. peaks. the evening rush hour and case Cinema property is, location. However, the PROJECT TITLE “In the midst of the Nonetheless, I have on weekends, the queue in a sense, the gateway more we learn about the Love Letters to Lynn global health pandemic, already begun advocating for the on-ramp to Route 1 to Revere – it is the first planned upgrades for the FISCAL YEAR economic downturn, and that Amazon be upfront in north backs up sometimes thing people see entering site, I think this is going to AWARDED continued racial injustice addressing concerns about past the Four Points Sher- our city when they get be a positive and become 2021 that 2020 has made more traffic impacts, particu- aton, and that their opera- off Route 1 from points an asset to our neighbor- GRANT OR PRO- apparent, we are remind- larly to Copeland Circle tions must not contribute north. I do not want peo- hood and community.” GRAM ed that public spaces are and Squire Road. I made to those types of back- ple looking down from Public Art for Spatial not neutral and public art Justice made in public spaces is GRANT AMOUNT not neutral either. As we $10,000 reckon with complex his- Tapping the Lynn Mu- tories and continued leg- seum, Faces of Lynn acies of racism and white Magazine and Harvard supremacy culture, we artist/researcher Raquel refocused our public art Jimenez, Raw Art Works’ grantmaking towards spa- public arts group for high tial justice.” said Kim Sze- school womxn, WAMX, to, NEFA public art pro- led by art therapist Laura gram director, “Public art Smith, will create Love has the ability and respon- Letters to Lynn, an in- sibility to creatively en- terdisciplinary public art gage important and timely testimonial to the voices conversations, bring heal- of womxn in Lynn, Mas- ing to space and place, and sachusetts. Following the foster public imagination model of participatory ac- for a more just version of tion research and seeking what is possible.” to create uplifting art “for the people, by the people,” SHOWCASE KIDS WHO READ NEWSPAPERS eight high school WAMX CINEMAS HOLDS artists will interview their adult counterparts by MANY MEMORIES exchanging letters with REVERE - The Re- them, then convert the vere Journal asked Ward knowledge gained into a 6 Councilor Richard Seri- public display of original no – the councilor for the art at the Lynn Museum ward in which Showcase and in Lynn shops that Cinemas is located – for his thoughts on the closing DO BETTER have closed as a result of COVID-19. of the famed movie the- Grant Recipient Details: ater complex at 565 Squire LYNN MUSEUM/ Road, Revere, and the fu- LYNN ARTS AND CRE- ture plans for a new Ama- ATIVE COLLECTIVE zon distribution center for Location: the site. Research shows that students who use newspapers in the Lynn, MA Councilor Serino wrote PROJECT TITLE the following comments: classroom score better on standardized tests, continue N/A “With the closing of FISCAL YEAR Showcase Cinemas, it’s a reading into adulthood, have greater civic understanding AWARDED sad end for a long chapter and are more engaged in their communities. 2021 of Hollywood in Linden GRANT OR PRO- Square. From a drive-in Higher test scores, improved reading skills, greater civic awareness. GRAM to a movie theater where Collective Imagination my parents took me to for Spatial Justice see my very first movie to GRANT AMOUNT seeing ‘The Adventures of $5,000 Pinocchio’ and ‘George of BIPOC artists in Lynn the Jungle,’ with my mom are integral to the social to now the ‘new’ Show- fabric of our city. Current- case that was built in 2000 ly, barriers to collabora- where I saw all the Harry tion exist between BIPOC Potter movies and where artists and municipal and I would take my younger organizational leaders cousins to see the LEGO who are the stewards of movies, I will certainly funding, visibility and per- miss Showcase Cinemas. missions. BIPOC artists, Sadly, in the age of in collaboration with the COVID and streaming Lynn Museum/Lynn Arts services, the reality is that and Creative Collective, the movie theater industry will examine these barri- is going away. Just this ers and reimagine oppor- month, Warner Brothers tunities to foster trust and announced all its 2021 accountability with mu- movies will be going to Visit us online at www.reverejournal.com nicipal and organizational stream on HBO Max in- leaders. By centering the stead of to movie theater voices of BIPOC artists chains. With Netflix, Am- from Lynn, this collective azon Prime, HBO Max, The Winthrop sun transcript imagination journey aims Disney Plus, Hulu and to envision ways for di- Peacock, it is just easier verse artistic and cultural to get a movie straight on one-year subscription expression to not only ex- your TV from the comfort $ $ ist, but to truly thrive in of your own home. It’s in town 60 out of town Lynn. unfortunate, but that is the 30 Grant Recipient Details: reality. TARA AGABA AND Even myself, I think the ESTRELLA DIAZ last time I physically went LOCATION to the movies was proba- Mail in or Call The Winthrop sun transcript Lynn, MA bly four years ago to see PROJECT TITLE Disney’s ‘Beauty and the 781-485-0588 385 Broadway, Suite 105 Revere, MA 02151 | Citizens Bank Building N/A Beast.’ FISCAL YEAR With regard to the to start Name ______AWARDED future of the site, I am Address ______2021 thrilled that it will remain your Home GRANT OR PRO- a commercial property, City ______State______Zip______GRAM and one that will bring Delivery of Phone Number ______Collective Imagination jobs and revenue to the for Spatial Justice City of Revere. Further, I Fill this out, and mail in or stop by the office, 9am - 5pm, with payment, then, GRANT AMOUNT am relieved that it will not The Winthrop kick back, relax and wait for your first Journal to arrive. $5,000 be more residential apart- Cash, Checks and Credit accepted. Call 781-485-0588 for more information. ments. 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DeLeo // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 people, you have provid- learning from people. This With Chairman ing member in Winthrop, cent and Senator Boncore. and to people with whom ed inordinate value to the is something I have done Dempsey, we reformed I’ve been so grateful to I’m grateful too for the I’ve worked so closely House of Representatives. so often with my friend, municipal health insur- the people of my district knowledge that my work and love. You are a tremendous the Minority Leader, and ance, saving the cities for giving me the honor of has afforded me the op- I know Massachusetts friend and a wise coun- more broadly, our friends and towns of the Com- representing them. I came portunity to help folks faces as great a challenge selor. Perhaps most im- across the aisle. Mr. Lead- monwealth $500 million a from a town that played from not only my district, now with the pandemic. portantly, in our three er, thank you. year. And Chairman San- Revere on Thanksgiving, but from around the Com- But I have unyielding decades serving togeth- I always like to say chez showed me how EEC and the people of that monwealth. It will always faith in this institution, its er, I have witnessed you politics is about people. providers, like the folks at city have always treated be the privilege of my life people and its leadership. mentor many Members Simply put – I refuse to Nurtury, make a lasting me like one of their own. to know that I made a dif- The House will rise to the -- the House is better off bow to cynics. I will al- difference in the lives of My gratitude to the elect- ference when and where I occasion, and our great because of your openness ways believe the role of children. ed and appointed officials could. state will continue to lead to the relationships that state Representative is a But I have to single from both Winthrop and Finally, as I close, the nation. make the House what it is, force for good. During out the Gentleman from Revere, past and present; thank you. It’s so hard to Thank you, my friends. at its best. Thank you. my years as Speaker, the the North End for his ex- and to Representative Vin- say goodbye to this place Thank you. I came to this Chamber most impactful meetings traordinary efforts this in 1991 as the represen- I’ve had have been with challenging and entirely tative from Winthrop and young folks and families unique session. He has Revere. I had been active facing hardships, often in been a superior chair of Committee discusses highlights for schools in town meeting and a se- situations I couldn’t relate Ways & Means, and I By Kate Anslinger junior varsity basketball, in January and will al- lectman, and I arrived with to. In the early part of my thank him. Moreover, he boys hockey, girls var- low symptomatic staff a strong desire to represent legislative career, it was has been a true friend. He At the last meeting of sity hockey and varsity and students to get tested my district – so much so listening to families who is a special person in every the year on Dec. 21, the gymnastics. The winter during school hours. The that my colleagues liked faced cuts to special ed- sense of the word, whose Winthrop School Com- games schedule will be test will take 15 minutes, to say “Bob, you’re not a ucation. I understood we relatively short tenure has mittee discussed a few selectman any longer.” had to stand up for the been marked by values of released the week of De- and if it is a positive re- highlights listed below: In the ensuing years, children that needed those listening to his colleagues cember 28th and will be sult, the patient will be I would come to learn services. More than once, and learning from them. According to High available on the athletics directed to get a PCR test that central to the role these conversations have In turn, he has become a School Athletic Director, home page. Per MIAA to receive a more defini- of Speaker is recogniz- resulted in landmark leg- trusted confidant who I Matt Serino, the coaches rules, no family will be tive result. ing that each and every islation: always know I can trust - and students have been permitted to attend away The first flu clinic Member, regardless of • Protections for trans- whether it is for political adapting well and com- games and each student was held last Friday. All their political persuasion, gender individuals. There advice, policy input, or plying to the safety pro- athlete will be allowed students are required is sent to Beacon Hill are many Members, past who should hit clean up tocols. There are 121 stu- to have two family mem- to have a flu shot as of with the exact same man- and present, I have to for the Red Sox. dent athletes registered bers in attendance at December 31st. Please date: To ably represent thank here, but would like for the winter sports home games. contact the nurse at your their 40,000 constituents. to especially recognize the I wish I could take the season in the following The district is wait- child’s school to find out Throughout my tenure, I Gentlelady from Provinc- time here to single out sports: boys varsity and ing for the Binax testing if you are eligible for an strove to listen deeply to etown. each and every Mem- junior varsity basket- kits to be delivered. The exemption. my colleagues, keep an • A series of Economic ber of leadership and our ball, girls varsity and testing will be in place open mind, and identify Development packages outstanding chairs. The solutions that work for the that placed a premium on Gentlemen from Medford, Commonwealth – from students and our youngest Brighton and Stoughton; the Berkshires to Boston. innovators. I must recog- The Gentleladies from First Night Boston announces full broadcast schedule As Speaker, I’ve been nize my friend from Chi- Gloucester and Stow: fortunate to have a unique copee for his unyielding Your contributions to the First Night® Bos- NECN and NBC Sports the house. vantage point into each work to spur growth and House, to the team and ton, New England’s Boston from 11:00 p.m. – The fifth hour features Member’s district. During create a more resilient to me as a friend are too longest-running New 12:01 a.m. segments from Lori McK- much of my tenure here, I economy. many to list. Thank you. Year’s Eve celebration, The show kicks off at enna and Kemp Harris shot sat near Ellen Story who • The creation of the I have to recognize the announced its full per- 6:00 p.m., and the first at Boston’s Boch Center, represented Amherst. She nation’s first autonomous members of my staff for formance schedule for its hour will feature perfor- while Boston hip-hopper was a proud progressive Early Education and Care their work. First two peo- New Year’s Eve broad- mances from the Greater Nancia drops some beats from an academic and Department. There are so ple who were with me cast, and features an array Boston Chinese Cultural with local scenes. Perfor- rural community, and I many here to recognize as long ago and meant so of performers from Bos- Association (GBCCA), mances from rockers Sons was an urban centrist. We we continue to advocate much to this Speakership: ton and beyond across all jazz from the Makanda of Levin and soulful Of didn’t seem to have much for meaningful funding, Jim Eisenberg genres of music. Project, a booming organ Sea and Stone bring us to Beginning at 6:00 p.m. performance from the in common. but I must single out the Toby Morelli the 11:00 p.m. hour, when and continuing until 2:00 Church of Christian Sci- But we talked and de- Gentlelady from Somer- My longtime friend, NECN and NBC Sports a.m., a stream of musical ence, and a dance set by bated and, became friends; set. Lenny Mirasolo. Boston pick up the final she ultimately became a • Criminal justice re- House Counsel Jim and artistic performances North Shore’s Guardians will showcase a diverse of Isadora. countdown. member of our leadership form, and more recently, Kennedy The online stream will team. While just one ex- police reform. My sincer- My current staff: range of talents for audi- From 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 ences celebrating from p.m., it’s the Boston Youth resume after midnight ample, that relationship est gratitude to the Gentle- Whitney Ferguson with some of the evening’s demonstrated to me the lady from Easton for her Seth Gitell home as the Covid-19 Chamber giving way to pandemic continues to highly acclaimed pianist most popular performanc- incredible value of listen- guidance and friendship. Chris Bennett es re-airing until 2:00 a.m. ing, exchanging ideas and • Funding for Rich Gould disrupt everyday life. Yelena Beriyeva, while Held every year since Boston Gay Men’s Chorus The latest stream schedule crafting workable solu- high-quality education to Michele Lisio is attached to this release, tions that serve the Com- students across the state, Chris Eicher 1975, First Night Boston closes out the hour after and available at www. monwealth . . . as a whole. regardless of zip code or Sarah Sabshon is an annual celebration additional performances firstnightboston.org. And while our solutions income level. I will be for- Ellen Quinn of the city’s arts, culture, by GBCCA and Makanda may not always receive ever grateful to the Gen- Catherine Williams and people. Since 2015, Project. In a normal year, hun- accolades with those who tlelady from Wellesley for Beth Chianca the event has culminated The Skating Club of dreds of thousands of want us to move faster; or her intellect, insight and Sofia Forgione with lights, fireworks, ice Boston kicks off the 8:00 guests visit Copley Square win the blessing of politi- dogged dedication. Mattie Miles sculptures, and music in p.m. hour with a lineup and the surrounding area cal pundits, our legislation As I look back, I can Joan Moscillo Copley Square. of figure skating routines on New Year’s Eve. The fulfills the exact mandate see the faces of the young Barbara Bishop “First Night Boston from Olympic hopefuls. event showcases Boston’s I spoke of earlier. Our de- people I’ve spoken to, David Kirby has been a cherished tra- Hyde Park’s Sweet Har- beauty in a night of light, liberative process results their passion and their Brian Heffernan dition for more than four mony performs their first music, and First Night in laws that are represen- pain, and know that this Rose Marie Ottaviano decades, and a celebration of two upbeat sets be- Boston is supported en- tative of the diverse per- House made a difference. I also want to take a of this size simply doesn’t fore vocalist Maddi Ryan tirely by contributions spectives and needs of this In each way these bills minute to thank all of the just cancel,” said Dusty takes the stage, and East from the corporate com- Rhodes, event director. Boston’s Veronica Robles great Commonwealth’s have been the product of staff who keep this or- munity and the general “This city is packed with represents Boston’s first constituents. As such they the relationships the mem- ganization running—our public. Event sponsors for carry “the moral force that bers of this Chamber en- House Clerk, Steve James, brilliant artists and ris- all-female mariachi band. ing stars who depend on The countdown contin- 2021 include the City of the American political joy. I treasure my friend- and his staff, the attorneys Boston, Xfinity, Conven- system can summon when ships with each of you. in House Counsel, the events like First Night to ues with rising star Alli showcase their talents, Haber kicking off the 9:00 tures, The Boston Founda- it acts as one,” to para- It is from you that I have House Business Office, tion, The Greater Boston phrase President Lyndon learned so much. Thank Ray Amaru and Gene and we’re thrilled to move p.m. hour, before giving part of the show online way to the African and Visitors and Convention B. Johnson. you. DiPersio, our Court Offi- Bureau, Strega Entertain- Contemplating the dis- And, even now, thanks cers, LIS, Engrossing and and to the air.” In addi- Caribbean beats of Zili tion to the online stream, Misik. The all-men quin- ment, and NBC Boston. tinct needs of your com- to video conferences and House Broadcasting, and Donations can be made to munities has showed me conference calls, I’ve of course our dear friends a special First Night Bos- tet On the Outside per- help support the event at how to balance my re- been able to continue to who are invaluable to this ton broadcast will air on forms a short set before the event website, www. sponsibilities as the rep- learn. While I have to House, Michael and Chip. NBC10 Boston from 7:00 the local Dempsey Sisters resentative from the 19th admit I prefer in person I also want to send a p.m. – 8:00 p.m., and on and Mandi Crimmins rock firstnightboston.org. Suffolk District with those meetings, I felt fortunate special thanks to the staff as Speaker. to be able to hear from of the Committee on Ways With that, let me take folks, via conference calls and Means. As a former one moment to give you a and Zoom, on issues like chair I know firsthand the Your Service is needed by our Thousands of readers piece of advice: If you are police reform and repro- dedication you have and invited to your colleagues’ ductive rights this year. the hours you invest. I StartingStarting September January throughthrough November March districts, go. Go humbly, Yes, we had to remake our also want to acknowledge and listen. Listen to each storied traditions and cre- all the committee staff, Advertise in our papers at a rate that can’t be beat! other. 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Oth- INDEX Mr. Jannino served with Editorialsmonths that I can do half4 as Center (EBNHC), said this er persons at high risk in- VOLUME 120, No. 21 By Seth Daniel to provide due to toughpeople at home, backyards EditorialBy Seth Daniel 4 THURSDAY, AUgUST 6, 2020 distinction35 for CENTS 35 years on muchLYNN as he has forFAMILY the City FORWARD RESOURCE CENTER COVID-19 restrictions.have Sportsbeen sanctuaries for 7 Newweekmodel 550-unit although forthe inci apartmentfall- clude--but 2020 are not excluded Sports 13 With Encore Boston Harthe- Committee“Total volumes before are hisoff of Revere and Northeast The City’s federal law- Through The Years 9 dents ofBy Katecoronavirus Anslinger has gradesto--people Pre-K with through multiple 12. please recycle this newspaper Police VOLUME 19, No. 41 bor closed for all of the sec- and probably disproportionresidentsVOLUME- trying 19, to enjoyNo. the41 16+17 makers and Everett elected passing on June 20, 2020. ThenVoke and and Now I appreciate it.” 9 lessened since April and Studentschronic willconditions be broken such up ond quarter this year, it was ately in Massachusetts comoutdoors- while still remain- officialsClassifieds – including Police 22 CHELSEA IN BLACK AND WHITE He wasLOOKING usually one of AT Elam,POLITICS 45, said she has development a gateway to Lynn to be expected that the earn- pared to some jurisdictionsing sociallyObituaries distanced. 10 MayOn in MondayMassachusetts, evening, it intoas cancer, cohorts, chronic either bluekidney or Chief Steven Mazzie – are WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY Revere's TND CallRealWynn Estate TransfersResorts (781) 5 485-0588 or email theyour top vote-getters inadvertising the watched her father serve on rep to get startedisthe still Revere'sschool very committee present in made the gold,disease,TND and COPDthey will (chronic attend ings report call on Tuesday because of the very tough citing tremendous differ- However, Business there’s Directory been 13 February 14, 2018 afternoon would be grim,Northeast restrictions school in place,”district, said a February the Committee 14, 2018 “practically Speciala unanimousto the Lynn Journal decision to Daileyin-personobstructive will lessons overseepulmonary on the disei market-- - ences on a proposal to end Candidates ina nuisance bothClassified all statesummer thatrep. 13 state, with hundreds of new believes but CEO Matt Maddox didtribute Maddox. to his “Aspopularity an example, and my whole life. – and I’m ingther and Monday sale process. and Tuesdays fundingREGARDING for police officers HRC in 5 Coaches Briana Scata and Jenna Wells are shown with RHS Seniors and their trophies they has kept East Boston res- casesimplement every day.a hybrid mod- ease), transplant recipients, have one high-point abouthis dedicationCraps and Roulette to his job.are still very proud of his record.” Newmark Knight Frank ofOwner every Patweek McGrath or Thurs of- South theMorabito schools, aexpresses program in op- were presented for theirINDEX academic and athletic achievements. Sonia Salazar, Mike Della Rus- races agree identstoINDEX online from venturing debate out Farmerreceives Dave’s has been a regular $50,000 staple at the East Boston Farmers Market on Wednesdays el“It forreceives is learning thus very in theimport fall.- obesity,$50,000 heart disease, or Encore – saying there was not open…and the number erationEncore since the 1990shas and Under the Northeast Re- Revere has the second (NKF) announcesThe hybrid that model, it has beenwhich Harbordays and Associates Fridays of LLC every said, “I dissappointment with HRC so Athletic Award and the Walter E. Tye Memorial Swimming Award, Capt. moreKatie O’Donnell,demand in Boston of positions at the gamingand enjoying their yards. in Central Square. ant that we continue to take diabetes. known as the School Re- Editorial INDEPENDENT confirmation RHS Academic Award and the Leonard J Randall4 Award, Capt. Eve Lescovitz,than GBL they Scholar were able to yetgional tables Vocational are restricted. School We areEditorial highestsea residents’ number lives.”4 of stu- exclusivelyeveryconsists retainedprecaution of both by to in-person Southprotect haveweek.In owned responseWednesdays the toproperty willkeeping be for 13 source Officer (SROs). By Seth Daniel Residents living near the more demand Athlete ward and the Vanessa Ardagna Memorial Award. See more photosprovide on Page due 14. to COVID-19Committee’s working with rules the onGaming suc- dents enrolled at Northeast Harbor ourselvesAssociatesand remote and LLClearning others to meetssellfrom yearsreservedthe highand forhaverisk cleaning populationworked the on the DimpleLast week,Rana presentsCongress- re- Police News beachPolice and NewsSome marshy of theareas co-sponsors in With Band Director Gene O’Brien’s hat in the forefront, the Everett16 High School Band restrictions. cession,Commission the local on boards that. I sedo- among the 12 communities16 state grant for jobs andstate exceeds the guidancegrant schoolsafe, EBNHC buildingsfor has while launchedjobs all woman Ayanna Pressley, A virtual debate has beenOrient Heightsinclude thehave Chelsea com- Record, 800-810the Lynnway, spread of athis fully-enti very con- - approval process for the last searchthan on allowedstate-wide HRCsdrumline takes its place at rehearsal this week. The EHS Band is the first student activ- Encore closed down justlect thinkthe new there representativeis more demand in the district. Mr. Jannino for mask-wearing, prop- students work remotely. joined by other colleagues ity approved to return for the upcomingSports school year and it was11 done with the strictest agreed to by all four plainedcanSports- TND,that mosquitoes Chelsea 11 areCollabora - What’s new at the tled, 550-unit,tagious virus,”100 percent said Pedulla. mar- three years. This is an exciting before the end of the first and demand for future in the House, and U.S. Sen. to the Committee. The Re- paved the way for many Special to The Journal the business community that er social distancing, hand Siblingsthe will business be prioritized community that standards in place and very careful thought that started in April. Directors O’Brien and quarter in March, and thendidates growth in inthe the twomarket Chelsea andworse it thantive everand others.this season. ket-rate apartmentDr. PedullaSpecial development saidto The thisJournal is projectSee for EBNHC the City Page of 3 Lynn and Elizabeth Warren filed a bill Mark SachettaRHS said “Social they are one of Classifieds theDistance” few high school marching graduation bands to be approved to to take place Revere students to attend washing, and cleaning and and placed in the same co- DEATHSBy Seth Daniel 18-19 remained closed throughverestate isSchool limitedrepresentative Committeeby our continued races, andClassifieds Giannino said18-19 she is are critical to fostering eco- are critical to fostering eco- to end funding for school- return to playing. Attendance and interest has been at an all-time high after three weeks Many residents com- site locatedsanitization less than schedules. 10 miles I hortslook when forward possible, to seeing to ease the de- Thelma Mae Bugbee the second quarter – so thereCity restrictionsCouncil theheld market.” a joint the school. Graduates have Monday morning the Bak- nomic success and building nomic success and building based police, and use the of rehearsals.Tuesday, Aug. 11 at Harry Della Russo stadium with GreenRoots conductplained- lookingthat all hoursforward of theto partic- northeast of DowntownMonday morning Boston the Bakvelopment- move forward and John Mello were literally no earningsmeeting Craig July Billings,27 and unaniWynn- gone on to enjoy successfuler-Polito Farmers Administration stronger neighborhoods Market? in ev- While districts through- the burden on parents, and moneyWith for counselors,Encore Boston social Har- ing the debate with a host of ipating in the GreenRoots er-Polito Administration stronger neighborhoods in ev- and the resort lost $53.8 mil- CFO, said he believes theyday--morning, noon and in Lynn,out Massachusetts. the Commonwealth NKF becomingstudents withthe gatewayhigh needs into the workers,borFrances closed nurses T.for and Fisher all mental of the sec- By John Lynds DEATHSwith a tremendous amount celled. mously selected Elam to theDEATHS careers in various trades awardedor $500,000 to nine ery region in Massachusetts.” ery region in Massachusetts.” lion during the quarter. Thatcollaborators can break evenon Aug. at Encore 13night--mosquitoes at forum.Newspaper were Group Co- Headare of awarded consideringU.S. Capital $500,000 different Mar to- nineCity.”will have the opportunity to health professionals instead. of excitement and accom- However, Revere Public position. to attend college. Online deliveries, WickedRevere Fresh is rebuilding Market its Dollars and more ondJean quarter Fornari this year, it wasResurrecting Thomas Boyan, the Sr Music didn’t include the expendi6- p.m.in the online. coming third quarter,abundantThomas “I’mBoyan, and very Sr inflicting much lookprojects-Enjoying through the great the pizza Urban at the Prince House of Pizza and the comedy at Giggles underkets the Robertapproachesprojects Griffin, to through the Executive hybrid the Urban attendEncompassing in-classroomRevere is rebuilding 8.46learn - acres its The bill was filed with to be expected that the earn- Everybody can agree plishment. 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Dan Ryan toand do yardGreenRoots work or enjoyforum,” a saidRevere By arm John ofLynds The Neigh- comedbase bya new utilizing vendor large-scale last Another exciting addi- to schoolRevere task arm force of The has Neigh -“Therebase are by pros utilizing and cons large-scale Joan Savignano 2020 has been living in school committeewages and recently benefits, whichCouncil, “We the can Schoolobviously Com break- with a lot of chefs, so I work rne, Managing Director Thomas al Edwards Bridge and along thingafternoon the chief, would and Mayor be grim, the United States got aRichard raw Buttiglieri Candidate (and City CounRichard- Giannino. 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Cleat noted week,of who Mayor we are:Martin an Walshorganization centlyCouncillorsales submitted prices Joanne was to the $376,250,McKen Bos- - Tang. field.$1,200 “The to District$3,000. Cleat should noted schools,” said Jonathan Councillor Joanne McKen- field. prosperitytions because of our of cities the andvery Center behind care packagesTrail has filled been with in development meats, supplied by the Turkish Cultural Center and SEN. MARKEYcommunities. 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Revere “How School can systemfam- is sachusetts prioritize these partVolunteers of the TCC’s Jessica Food Armijo Drive (left) for Eid and al Yudalys Adha (Feast Escobar of Sacrifice). (right)2016. talk on their phones aroundrent they just might be capable idents. The painters maylast 2016. andlast twoweek’s P. Gioioso council &meet Sons- rent “It they definitely just might affects be capable our of the CBD project because last last week’s council meetpal- sue,”approval he said. process for towers,said Maddox.the Everett “As City an ex- Revere segment is a major ofalsoRevere the a drawcity segment should for buyers. expect is a majorto were calling on Cassellius, to plan and prepare for a ilies decide whether or to one another the City of issues. We are happy to the delivery truck that brings fresh food to the Chelsea CollaborativeHomes also on were also on of buying and taking advan- take as long as needed toing. construction HomesPatch said also he vehicles wereand the also latewere on ofbusiness,”Barriers buying andareShahid taking easily Mah advan seen- - theyalso alreadya draw forhad buyers. seen a ing. Patch said he and the late Barriers are easily seen Councilample, is Craps getting and discon Roulette- part in the project that creates By Seth Daniel get a mail-inreturn ballot to in-person applica -learning Boston adopted zoning that marijuana businesses by Broadway earlier this summer. 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Revere on the Move improve their mental health, more demand and demand Board of Appeals voted to bridge, came before the height restrictions of the ent – proposing a preferredMassachusetts of the utmostresidents importance Commerce Executive Di- said, so he was grateful for Boston Bloom and support- those rules and regulations, in denial of the 5G nodes joy spectacular views of the grams hosted by RevereWhy wait on in lineis additionallyat the Registry co-ledof Motor by Vehicles the and joy increase um spectacular Without opportunities viewsWalls’ ofExhibit for the upgrades gramsfrastructure hostedare in and byplace. upgrade Revere The the onsary is additionallyto ensure the co-led safety by theand and safety increase of opportunitiesall 55,000 for for future growth in the board seeking to add a fifth area. 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LaRovere Committee Insurance on a July disability, firstSchools; selected that wetheir basis.are reli committed A- sec- roadway, sidewalk, and the businesses that she’d when his business was al- met criteria for adult-use ments are negotiated after The funding, awarded bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- InThe addition funding, to the awarded mini- “a baccoseat at and the Othertable” Drugs to give Task adequate tives Office staffing at the andCity of-sup Re-care professionalsIn addition were to the left mini- ourVerizon continued is calling restrictionson the and voted again to allow a additional single-bedroom blend in nicelyAgency, with Inc. the you can30 insure that and includes register your a five-day ondto ensuringround of ourpainting students willmeaningful and streetscapes feedback of the businessand plies, spoken and with,comprehensive told her the outready of the slow. reopening Oliveira plan’s added facilities in the neighbor- approval by the BCB and By Seth Daniel through theand Executivefind a slice Office of humanForce;- andshe said. this “My time,vehicle parents these at the werevere. same location. We offer issuance of grantsthrough already the Executivefunded, Revere Office Force; and this time, these vere. grants already funded, Revere courtthe market.”to vacate the denial,Price 36-unit apartment building units. new buildings in the neigh- hybrid model with the op- bestaff required return to safelycomplete to schoolthe district, is about a quarterguidance construction for families company, and P. that the CBD project would hood as well as being ful- of Energyity. and There Environmental were more thanideas a aresmall going business to becomelicense owners plates, a who transferThis of year registrations, over $20,000and renewal on the Move has extended input into reopening plans See AMENDMENT Page 2 and Craigto institute Billings, an approval subjectWynn to to be constructed on Wash- Atty. Cory Rhoades, who borhood that the board tion of also going fully onofSee -Energy ELECTIONin the and fall Environmental ofPage 2020. 3 We areideasof the are way going done. to becomeSlated for a GioiosoThis year& Sons, over Inc., $20,000 was benefitonSee theSCHOOLS his Move business Page has 6 extended directly owned and operated by and permit for the compachange- Cindy Weisbart didn’tAffairs’ (EEA)few slices Gateway she found City inreality. the were not ableof to registrations adapt theirwas to awardedall of our valuedto fund clientele, ideas toeven theirAffairs’ permanent (EEA) Gateway change and City reality. was awarded to fund ideas to their permanent change and CFO, said he believes they ington Ave. at its meet- represented the developer, had approvedafter at the their Registry June is closedline. and on Saturdays. Please Seeexcited NEWS to BRIEFS welcome Page our 8 stu-completion in late 2021, it easy to work with and un- ly. The cafe’s basement, he ny to install the two 5G cellwithout know much at all aboutParks Program,end. enables the Everybusiness year a group model of to Re the- newmake Revere a healthier place program mini-grant appli- Every year a group of Re- make Revere a healthier place program mini-grant appli- nodes.can break even at Encorenotice ing last Wednesday after- told the board that because meeting. call today to scheduleSupt. an appointment. 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