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Golden Tornadoes swim team wins two By Steve Freker uary 3. On Tuesday this week, and third place in most of the the Tornadoes squad topped events where the Tornadoes hey certainly jumped back visiting Danvers, 98-80. fi nished on top. Tinto the pool in strong fash- Malden trailed by a point, ion after a lengthy layoff with Ochoa, Lombardi and 85-84, after Chloe Akombi no signs of rust whatsoever. Wang lead Malden past Pe- (1:12.12) won the 100 breast- The Malden High School (MHS) abody, 92-91 stroke. The Tornadoes then Tornadoes co-ed swim team Kevin Ochoa (200 freestyle, needed a win in the fi nal event went nearly two weeks with- 100 butterfl y), David Lombar- of the day, the 400 freestyle re- out a meet but was running di (200 individual medley, 100 lay... and got it. Ochoa, Wang on all cylinders this past week backstroke) and Haoxi Wang and Lombardi were joined with pair of exciting wins to (50 freestyle, 100 freestyle) all by Abby Tang in putting up a go to 4-1 on the season. Mal- won two events in a 92-91 win 3:48.5 fi nish and sealing the den greeted the New Year with over Peabody that came down meet victory for Malden. Pea- a thrilling, down-to-the-last- to the very last event. Malden body took second and third minute, 92-91 victory over vis- also won two relays, and fi rst- in the event, so anything less iting Peabody in a key North- place finishes proved to be than a fi rst-place fi nish would eastern Conference (NEC) of ultimate importance since have sunk Malden. meet at the MHS Pool on Jan- Peabody finished in second “It was a great eff ort for our swimmers in that event, espe- cially considering the pressure Revere-Malden co-op on us to win the last event,” MHS assistant coach Jessica hockey team doubles up Bisson said. Longtime head coach Paul DeVincentis heads Everett for fi rst win up the Tornadoes swim team coaching staff . By Joe McConnell game around in their favor Malden got off to a good rather quickly. start with a win in the 200 free- he Revere-Malden boys’ “Overall, we are making style relay, paced by a 1:49.37 Tco-op hockey team (1-3 in better decisions, and we’re time by the team of Lombar- the Northeastern Conference not turning the puck over, but di, Akombi, Ochoa and Wang. MHS senior Kevin Ochoa is congratulated after his win in the South Division, 1-7-1 over- we still have to fi nd a way to Ochoa won the 200 free at 200 freestyle event in the Golden Tornadoes meet victory over all) got a much needed win stay out of the [penalty] box,” 1:55.70 and Malden’s Joanne Ho Danvers on Tuesday. (Courtesy Photo/Malden HS Athletics) on Wednesday night, Jan. 9, said Ciccarello. (2:27.44) placed second. Lom- when they doubled up Ever- The veteran Revere coach bardi (2:10.91) and Sebastian and Ryan Vasili was third. Also events in a 98-80 win at the ett to the tune of 8-4 at the knows that the team can’t af- Romani (2:35) went 1-2 in the important was Malden’s sec- MHS Pool over visiting Danvers Cronin Rink. ford being shorthanded, be- 200 IM for Malden, and Wang’s ond-place fi nish in the 200 free- in an NEC meet. Kevin Ochoa The win came after a 6-2 cause of its lack of depth. As 23.88 seconds outpaced Pea- style relay, with Joanne Ho, Luis won the 200 free (1:55.10) and loss to Gloucester last Sat- a result of those inoppor- body in the 50 free sprint. Gilbert, Vasili and Akombi at 100 butterfly (54.5 seconds) urday. “We hung in there tune penalties, the Glouces- Malden relinquished 1-2-3 1:56.09. Lombardi won the 100 and was part of the winning against a really good club ter boys took a 4-1 lead into in diving (with no facility for it backstroke at 59.06 seconds to 200 medley relay (1:48.25) [Gloucester], and it shows we the third period. at the MHS Pool) but rebound- bring Malden down just a point with David Lombardi, Tony Gi- are making some progress in Zach Rufo netted the fi rst ed with Ochoa’s 55.0 seconds at 77-76, and Akombi’s win in ech and Haoxi Wang. Ochoa each game,” said coach Joe Revere goal in the Glouces- fl at win in the 100 fl y. Wang the 100 breast set up the dra- was also part of the winning Ciccarello. ter game from Wayne Cintolo. won the 100 free with a time matic fi nal event and meet win. 200 free relay (1:38.06} with The Fishermen led after one Ricky Briana netted the team’s of 53.63 seconds. Lombardi, Geich and Wang. period by only a 1-0 count. third period tally assisted by Peabody took fi rst in the next Malden wins two in a row Lombardi won the 200 IM at But a couple of Gloucester Cintolo. two events, but Malden kept with 98-80 victory over Dan- 2:09.31 and the 100 backstroke power play goals turned this HOCKEY | SEE PAGE 9 pace when Akombi (5:62.6) vers at 58.41 seconds. Wang won fi nished second in the 500 free Host Malden won nine the 100 freestyle at 53.12 sec- onds, and Giech won the 100 breast at 1:07.56. The relay team of Abby Tang, Chloe Akombi, Sebastian Rom- ani and Luis Gilbert placed third in the 200 medley relay at 2:07.44. Kevin Sotheparne- haisit was third in the 200 free at 2:11.22. Geich was second in the 200 IM at 2:15.75. Wang was second in the 50 free at 27.22 seconds. Vasili placed third in the 500 free at 5:52. The relay of Gilbert, Tony Luu, Vasili and Romani was third in the 200 free relay at 1:58.05. 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Bob DeLeo (D-Winthrop) “My constituents, many of an (D-Quincy) was absent. payments on my income tax- Allowable Medical Ex- to a sixth term as speaker of whom are people of color, have Sen. Bruce Tarr (R-Gloucester) es? I had a knee replacement penses the House. Rep. Bradley Jones made it clear that I should not received the votes of all six Re- surgery last year and spent The list of allowable med- (R-North Reading) received the continue to prop up an institu- publicans and became the GOP quite a bit on medical care ical expenses, as defi ned by votes of 31 of the 32 Republi- tion that does not listen to it or Minority Leader. cans and was re-elected GOP show it the respect that our vot- out-of-pocket and would like the IRS, is long and fairly fl ex- Here’s how local senators vot- minority leader. Rep. Shaunna ing records deserve,” said Rep. ed: to know what all I can write off . ible. As a Medicare benefi- O’Connell (R-Taunton) was ab- Holmes. “The House of Rep- Sen. Jason Lewis Frugal Dave ciary, you can deduct your sent. resentatives is run by Demo- Voted for Spilka monthly premiums for Part B, DeLeo received the votes of crats. However, the leadership Dear Dave, Part C (Medicare Advantage 119 of the 128 Democrats. One and its goals does not have as HOW LONG WAS LAST The short answer is yes, plans), Part D drug plans, Democratic representative was its highest priority the desires WEEK’S SESSION? Beacon Hill you can deduct your Medi- and any supplemental (Me- absent and eight opted not to of its most reliable voting con- Roll Call tracks the length of care costs but only if you digap) insurance you have. If cast a vote for speaker and vot- stituency. We should be fo- time that the House and Sen- meet certain conditions re- you have to pay a premium ed “present.” That list includ- cused on eliminating the gaps ate were in session each week. quired by the IRS. Here’s how for Part A, that’s allowed too. ed returning Reps. Jonathan between unemployment rates Many legislators say that legisla- it works. You can also deduct the cost Hecht, Russell Holmes (D-Bos- and income of people of col- tive sessions are only one aspect ton), John Rogers D-Norwood) or and whites, passing founda- As a taxpayer, you’re al- of all your deductibles, coin- of the Legislature’s job and that and Angelo Scaccia (D-Boston); tion budget and immigration a lot of important work is done lowed to deduct many med- surance, and copayments un- along with freshmen Reps. Tami reform, and pushing forward outside of the House and Sen- ical and dental expenses as der Medicare. Gouvieia (D-Acton), Nik Elugar- with eliminating violence in our ate chambers. They note that well as your Medicare out- In addition, you’re also al- do (D-Boston), Patrick Kearney community by solving unsolved their jobs also involve commit- of-pocket costs. But you can lowed to deduct the cost (D-Scituate) and Maria Robin- murders. This is why I hear over tee work, research, constituent deduct only those expens- of medical services not cov- son (D-Framingham). and over again in my district work and other matters that es that exceed 7.5 percent of ered by Medicare, includ- Earlier in the day at a Dem- that folks supported Gov. Bak- are important to their districts. your 2018 adjusted gross in- ing dental treatment, vision ocratic caucus, Robinson pro- er at unexpected levels. He has Critics say that the Legislature come (AGI), and you’ll also care, prescription eyeglasses, posed an amendment that the been in the district many times does not meet regularly or long need to itemize your deduc- hearing aids, and even long- speaker be elected by secret and listens, values and respects enough to debate and vote in ballot rather than the current our perspective as reforms are tions. Next year, (2019 tax term care. They also allow public view on the thousands system of a recorded roll call rolled out from his administra- of pieces of legislation that have season) the threshold will rise transportation to and from vote. Ironically, the proposal tion.” been fi led. They note that the to 10 percent. medical treatment to count was defeated on an unredorded “I voted present because I be- infrequency and brief length Here’s an example. Let’s as an eligible medical ex- voice vote. Holmes, Hecht, Elu- lieve we need a new direction of sessions are misguided and say that your AGI in 2018 pense. And if necessary, you gardo and Kearney of spoke in in the House,” said Rep. Hecht. lead to irresponsible late-night was $50,000. Of that, 7.5 per- may even be able to deduct favor of Robinson’s amendment. “We need to make the House sessions and a mad rush to act cent is $3,750. If your total al- home alterations and equip- Supporters of the secret bal- truly democratic by opening up on dozens of bills in the days im- lowable medical expenses ment, like entrance ramps, lot said members should be able the lawmaking process and giv- mediately preceding the end of last year were $8,000, you’d grab bars, stair lifts etc., that to cast a vote without worrying ing an equal voice to all mem- an annual session. be able to deduct $4,250 can help you age in place. about the next speaker know- bers and the communities they During the week of Decem- ing that he or she voted against represent.” ($8,000 minus $3,750). But, Some things, however, ber 31-January 4. the House the him or her. They noted that “I would only vote for a can- if your medical expenses you cannot deduct like vita- met for a total of 19 hours and they were all elected by their lo- didate who would make a pub- one minute while the Senate were less than $3,750, you mins and supplements un- cal voters who voted in secret. lic statement about their vision met for a total of 26 hours and couldn’t claim any as a de- less recommended by a phy- Robinson said she wanted to for reforming House culture and 17 minutes. duction. sician to treat a specifi c med- ensure that House lawmakers House Rules, and in the absence You also need to under- ical condition. And Medicare would be independent. “And it is of such a statement by any can- Mon. December 31 House stand that when taking a late penalties added to Part diffi cult to have independence didate I would have to vote 11:02 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. medical expense deduc- B or Part D premiums. Medi- when you do not have a private ‘present,’” said Rep. Elugardo. Senate 11:20 a.m. to 10:17 tion, you don’t actually get care benefi ciaries who fail to ballot for one of the most im- “Any statement acknowledging p.m. back every dollar you claim. sign up during their initial en- portant roles,” she said. the need to assess and address Tues. January 1 House 11:04 While a tax credit reduces rollment period are typically Opponents said an open bal- a culture of fear that is choking, a.m. to 1:06 p.m. lot makes the House more trans- for some reps, their ability to your taxes dollar-for-dollar, hit with a penalty that gets Senate 11:14 a.m. to 11:12 parent. They said voters de- ask for roll calls and to call for p.m. tax deductions simply re- added to their monthly pre- serve to hear where their elect- reforms that increase transpar- Wed. January 2 House 11:08 duce your taxable income, miums, but these addition- ed representative voted on ev- ency and robust debate would a.m. to 2:25 p.m. and your savings ultimately al costs won’t count for tax ery matter, including the elec- have suffi ced. But to my knowl- Senate 11:09 a.m. to 2:07 p.m. depend on the eff ective rate purposes. tion of the most powerful man edge at the time of voting none Thurs. January 3 House at which you’re taxed. So, for For more information, in- in the House. was presented to the members.” 11:00 a.m. to 1:54 p.m. example, if you qualify for a cluding a detailed rundown To go to a secret ballot de- I voted “present” today to be Senate 11:27 a.m. to 11:51 $4,250 deduction and your of allowable and unallowable fi es a republic,” said Rep. Tackey consistent with my long held a.m. eff ective tax rate is 22 per- medical expenses, see IRS Chan (D-Boston). belief in term limits for the offi ce Fri. January 4 No House ses- cent, you would get $935 in Publication 502 “Medical and Beacon Hill Roll Call made re- of speaker of the House,’ said sion peated attempts to get a com- John Rogers. “Indeed, the gen- savings from that particular Dental Expenses” at IRS.gov/ No Senate session ment from all eight members tleman from Winthrop [Speak- deduction. pub/irs-pdf/p502.pdf or call who voted “present.” Only Reps. er Bob DeLeo] and I years ago To get this deduction you the IRS at 800-829-3676 and Holmes, Elugardo, John Rogers, both ran for speaker advocat- Bob Katzen will need to fi le an itemized ask them to mail you a copy. Gouvieia, Kearney and Hecht re- ing for term limits forsSpeaker. welcomes feedback at Schedule A (1040) tax re- sponded. Although I support his right to [email protected]

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Malden High senior Robens Garcia lines up for a free throw against Swampscott in a Tornado • Great communication skills, both verbal and written. win recently. (Courtesy/Malden High Athletics) • Extremely organized, detail oriented and results-driven. By Steve Freker head coach Don Nally said of Mervilus and Lloyd lead • Self-starter able to follow through on given tasks, the stacked Northeastern Con- Malden past Swampscott on including research. fter a string of solid perfor- ference (NEC), as both former the road, 63-58 • Ability to perform multiple tasks. mances, the Malden High Greater Boston League charter Juniors David Mervilus and A • Computer literacy with a proficiency in Microsoft boys basketball squad dropped members Malden and Medford Cameron Lloyd each scored a clunker on the road to a po- now compete in the NEC. 13 points to lead Malden past Office, Microsoft Outlook and PowerPoint. Excel tential MIAA State Tournament Malden stayed even with Swampscott on the road, 63-58. preferred. berth, falling 65-46 to visiting Medford in the third quarter, Senior Robens Garcia added 12 Medford High Tuesday night, backed by the scoring and re- points for Malden. For detailed job description, visit: January 8. bounding of senior captain Jackson Byrne lit it up for https://www.maldenredevelopment.com Medford led by a basket after Christian Monahan-Dasilva, Swampscott with a game- No phone calls please. the fi rst quarter, 18-15, but ex- who led Malden with 12 points high 27 points, including six Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent ploded for a 23-11 second quar- and 10 rebounds, but the Torna- three-pointers. ter to post a 41-26 lead at the do team still trailed 51-36 after "We played a good game all- benefits package. Interested applicants, please submit halftime break. three quarters. The home team around and spread out our scor- a resume and a letter of interest to Sherrill Hachey, Turnovers by Malden led to a could not gain any more ground ing," Coach Nally said. "Their Executive Administrative Assistant, at number of Medford points and in the fourth quarter as Medford shooter (Byrne) stayed hot all [email protected]. Position will on the other end of the court, pulled away for good. night and kept them close but remain open until filled. the home team Tornado shots Malden juniors Camer- we shot the ball well in the sec- were not falling. on Lloyd and David Mervilus ond half and played decent de- Successful candidates will be required to submit to "We did not take care of the each has 10 points for Malden. fense." ball as well as we have to and Malden evened out at 4-4 over- a Criminal Offenders Records Information Report we have to play much better all (1-3 NEC) with the loss while ***** (CORI) check and a pre-employment drug screening. defense if we expect to win Medford won its fourth straight The MRA is an equal opportunity employer and a drug in this league," Malden High game to improve to 6-2. BASKETBALL | FROM PAGE 9 free workplace.

HOCKEY | FROM PAGE 6 offensive attack with two LEGAL NOTICE goals apiece. Freshman Alex- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP): Sophomore goalie J.T. Bow- io Trichilo lit the lamp for the dridge played perhaps his fi rst time in his varsity career OPERATION OF A TEEN HEALTH CENTER best game yet in his young in this game to go along with The City of Malden invites sealed proposals from health care service provider to varsity career after making other single markers from implement and operate a student based health center. Bid documents are available 35 stops, according to Cic- junior Joe Papasodora, Rufo from the Malden Controllers Office, 110 Pleasant Street, Lower Level, Malden, MA carello. “He definitely kept and Cintolo. Rufo and Cin- (781-397-7000), or by email: [email protected]. us in this game,” he said af- tolo led the team in assists terwards. “He’s playing really with two each after setting Sealed and labeled price and separate non-price proposals shall be delivered to well for us.” up their line-mate Briana’s City of Malden Controller Department, Attn: Nick Pernice, Procurement Officer, The Revere offense then goals. Bowdridge played the 110 Pleasant Street, Malden, Massachusetts 02148. Bids will be accepted until 2:00pm got rolling in the Everett fi rst two periods in net before on Wed. February 13, 2019. No bids will be accepted after the deadline. game with fi ve unanswered classmate Christian Goroshko goals in the first period to took over between the pipes All bids will be procured under the provisions of M.G.L. c.30B. The City of Malden take a commanding lead af- in the third. reserves the right to reject any and all bids, waive minor informalities and award to ter one, 5-0. The Patriots will now wel- “We kinda fell asleep in the come the Lynn Jets to Cronin the most advantageous proposer that serves the best interest of the City based on the second period, when Everett Rink on Saturday for a 5 p.m. price and non‐price criteria. scored twice, before picking game. They will then head CITY OF MALDEN it back up in the third,” Cicca- to Everett for a rematch with BY rello said. the Crimson Tide on Wednes- Charles Ranaghan Senior Cam Mazza on solo day night, Jan. 16, starting at Controller eff orts and Briana paced the 7 p.m. January 11, 2019 Page 10 THE MALDEN ADVOCATE - Friday, January 11, 2019

BUILDINGS | FROM PAGE 1 BASKETBALL | FROM PAGE 9 the court on a nightly basis. day night and a 55-31 loss to Local resident Jon Maiara, The team includes two fresh- Swampscott, on Friday, but Management Study and a who many know for his work Malden High girls drop a man starters on the varsity hard- Coach Marino said he is seeing citywide survey on Malden’s recording and posting vid- pair of games to Medford and wood and three other freshman improvement as the season pro- growth and development eos of city meetings, spoke Swampscott and several sophomores also in gresses. trends. against the seven-story limit. Malden High head girls bas- the regular rotation. "We are looking to get bet- “I hope you recognize Maiara said the explosive cost ketball coach Scott Marino puts Malden's been taking its ter every day, that's what every what our residents want,” in housing was due in part the youngest team in the North- lumps, understandably, with good team looks for, especial- she added. to community resistance to eastern Conference (NEC) out on a 50-26 loss to Medford Tues- ly one as young as ours," Coach Former City Councillor Neil building anything new. “Rath- Marino said. The Malden coach Kinnon presented a slew of in- er than say we don’t want saw his team go to 1-5 overall formation on the fi nancial as- more than seven stories, we - LEGAL NOTICE - with the loss on the road Tues- pects of residential develop- should look at each project,” COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS day. ment and its impact on city he said. THE TRIAL COURT "We will continue to battle budgets and services. Kinnon Although they have vot- PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT and we have a lot of enthusias- said taller buildings create ed against recommending Middlesex Division tic younger players on our sub- risks for the city’s fi re depart- height restrictions in the 208 Cambridge Street varsity teams, so we have that to ment. He also said that tow- past, Planning Board mem- look forward to as well," Coach ers of market-rate apartments bers supported Murphy’s East Cambridge, MA 02141 Marino added." have changed the city’s eco- proposal. “I favor this,” said Docket No. MI18P6315EA nomic profi le and limited in- Planning Board Chairman Estate of: CARMEL GILLIS ***** creases in state aid for city Charles Loven. “It’s the right Also known as: CARMEL A. GILLIS Both Malden team take on schools. thing to do.” CARMEL ANN GILLIS Everett tonight, Friday, January 11. The Tornado boys basketball Date of Death: October 14, 2018 team is on the road at 7:00 p.m. - HELP WANTED - INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE The girls team is home with a To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition 7:00 p.m. tapoff . Looking ahead, EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC of Petitioner Madonna M. Abruzzese of Lithia, FL, Madonna after tonight, Malden boys bas- M. Abruzzese of Lithia, FL has been informally appointed as ketball is off until Friday, January Full-time Auto Mechanic with minimum of 3 years the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety 18 when it plays on the road at Beverly. Malden girls basketball experience wanted. The ideal person will enjoy on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure hosts O'Bryant on Wednesday, getting to work each day, learning something new, by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts January 16 at 7:00 p.m. and then and working with a team. Our team is a small unit of Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. stays home on Friday, January 3 persons who depend on each other to carry their ,QYHQWRU\DQGDFFRXQWVDUHQRWUHTXLUHGWREH¿OHGZLWKWKH 18 at 7:00 p.m. hosting Beverly. weight and be willing to grow. Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including For great Skills needed: distribution of assets and expenses of administration. - Basic mechanics - Basic electricity Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to - Suspension - Capable of using scan tool equipment institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating advertising rates: - Basic computer knowledge (to check customers or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition JMitchell@ in and out of system) and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. We will train: January 11, 2019 - Advanced diagnosis - Advanced problem solving advocatenews.net - Inspections Must have MA Driver’s license ~ HELP WANTED ~ If possible: Fluency in Spanish/and/or Portuguese Call Anthony at: (617) 212-2003 Ring in the New Year with a New Career! EOE * SALESPEOPLE - LEGAL NOTICE - COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS * PARTS COUNTER THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT * SERVICE TECHNICIANS Middlesex Division Docket No. MI18P6004EA * SERVICE COUNTER Estate of: JOHN MANZI Date of Death: 04/30/2012 (DUQ7RS3D\&RPPLVVLRQVDQG%HQH¿WV INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition Email your resume today: of Petitioner Colleen Manzi of Wolfeboro, NH, Colleen Manzi of Wolfeboro, NH has been informally appointed as the Personal [email protected] Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. 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Pastore ing during the Korean Con- info., or to send an online con- f Malden, fl ict. In lieu of fl owers, contri- dolence, visit ruggieromh.com Advocate Oentered butions in Gerard’s memory 971 Saratoga St. East Boston into eternal to the Kaplan Family Hospice 617-569-0990 - ruggieromh. rest on New House, C/O Care Dimensions, com Year’s Eve, De- 75 Sylvan St., Ste. B-102 Dan- cember 31, vers, MA, 01923 would be sin- Richard Paul “Dick” 2018 in the cerely appreciated. “Sully” Sullivan 1. What sport did the movies Shotz Brewery? Kaplan Fam- ast Boston “The Big Lebowski” and 11. What car was nicknamed The ily Hospice Maria Hanton ENative, 37 “A League of Ordinary Flying Teapot? House. He was f Malden, year commit- Gentlemen” feature? 12. What country is known for 85 years old. Oformerly of ted & active 2. On Jan. 14, 1898, Rev. C. L. fondue and raclette? Born in Bos- East Boston, friend of Bill Dodgson died, better known as 13. In what year was a computer ton, Gerard passed away W. Former- who? (Hint: the Cheshire Cat.) first used at the White House: lived in Mal- peacefully ly of Malden, 3. What Cherokee citizen said, 1969, 1978 or 1984? den for many years. He was a on January East Boston “The road to success is dotted 14. What did the Sullivan retired MBTA bus driver who 4th. Loving & Revere, in with many temporary parking Ordinance (passed in NYC in was recognized for 50 years daughter of Wakefi eld at 79 years, follow- spaces”? (Hint: initials WR.) January 1908 and vetoed two of service. Beloved husband the late Louis ing a lengthy illness on De- 4. What game had the slogan “A weeks later) prohibit women of Anna M. (Fallavollita) for and Margaret (Pessia) Spada. cember 24th. Devoted father Sweet Little Game for Sweet from doing in public places? over 60 years. Dear and de- Devoted mother of Michelle of Coleen Sullivan Curry & her Little Folks”? 15. What Russian word meaning voted father of Valerie A. Pas- M. Varano and husband Nick of husband Joseph, Megan Sul- 5. On Jan. 16, 2009, what painter “traveling companion” is used tore of Malden, Vittoria Malat- Lynnfi eld, and Amy Hanton of livan Toe & her husband John of “Christina’s World” died? for a space satellite? esta and her husband, Rich- Malden. Dear sister of Attorney & the late Mary Ellen “Mol- 6. Are all NHL Hockey sticks made 16. Does tundra have trees? ard of Nahant, Rosanna Nato- Len Spada and wife Liz of Mid- ly” Sullivan. Adored grandfa- of wood? 17. In which month would you find la and her husband, Thomas of dleton. Cherished grandmoth- ther to Caroline, Violet & Wil- 7. Count Casimir Pulaski, who “National Kiss a Ginger Day,” Wilmington, Lisa Pastore and er of Nico and Marina Vara- liam Curry, all of Atlanta, GA. is the namesake of many National Rubber Ducky Day” her husband, James Brown of no and Alec Gonzalez. Loving Cherished brother of Fran- American communities, was a and “National Hut Buttered Peabody, and Denise Roche companion of Robert Cavalieri. cis Joseph Sullivan & his wife leader in what war? Rum Day”? and her husband, Richard of Fond aunt of Jacob and Jessi- Esther of Woburn, formerly 8. What sport has the following 18. What is skijoring? N. Andover. Brother of Virgin- ca Spada. Family and friends of Melrose, Kathryn M. Mur- now archaic terms: brassie, 19. What playwright wrote “Now is mashie, spoon? the winter of our discontent”? ia D’Orsi of Peabody as well as honored Maria’s life by gather- phy of Saugus & her late hus- 9. On Jan. 16, 1883, Congress 20. In what year during the many predeceased siblings. ing in the Ruggiero Family Me- band John, John L. Sullivan & passed the Pendleton Act, 1970s did the northeastern Gerard is also survived by 10 morial Home, East Boston, on his late wife Irene of Ft. Myers, which created what? United States have a historic loving grandchildren. His fu- Monday, January 7, and again FL. Dear son of the late Boston 10. What TV roommates worked at nor’easter? neral was held from the Ca- on Tuesday before leaving in Firefi ghter Francis C. Sullivan fasso & Sons Funeral Home on procession to Sacred Heart & Mary A. (Cashman) Sullivan. Answers on page 12 Friday, January 4, followed by Church Brooks St., East Boston, Also lovingly survived by many a funeral Mass in St. Joseph’s for a Funeral Mass celebrating nieces, nephews, grandnieces, PUBLIC HEARING Church, Malden. Interment Maria’s life. Services concluded grandnephews, friends & ex- Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. with Maria being laid to rest in Malden Board of Health OBITUARIES | SEE PAGE 12 Late U.S. Army Veteran serv- Holy Cross Cemetery. For more 110 Pleasant Street, Second Flr. Malden, MA 02148

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OBITUARIES | FROM PAGE 11 briety & a dedication to spon- Nicolette Coppola. Graveside ton, MA, April 28, 1941, Carol MA, and son-in-law, Mark (Su- soring others. In lieu of fl owers, Service at Tifereth Israel Me- was the daughter of the late san) Gauthier, Salem, MA. She tended family. Family & friends remembrances may be made morial Park, Everett on Friday, Abrahem and Minnie Gold- is also survived by her grand- are invited to attend a Memo- to the Alzheimer’s Associa- January 4. Memorial week pri- man. Carol was well loved and children, Jae Beal, Stepha- rial Visitation on Saturday, Jan- tion, P.O. Box 96011, Washing- vate. In lieu of fl owers, expres- thought of. After raising her nie Beal, Danielle, Samuel, & uary 12th, in the Vertuccio & ton, DC 20090-6011 or by vis- sions of sympathy may be children and eventually retir- Devyn Gauthier, Andrew (Day- Smith, Home for Funerals, 773 iting alz.org For more informa- made to the charity of one’s ing from the Massachusetts na) McBride, Kate (Daniel) Broadway (Rte. 107) Revere, tion, please visit vertuccioand- choice. For online condolenc- Department of Social Servic- Hampton; and nephew, Ken- from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., smith.com es go to: www.goldmanfc.com es, she then cared for her ail- neth Goldman. She left be- followed by a Memorial Funer- Goldman Funeral Chapel – ing daughter and her 3 grand- hind two great-granddaugh- al Mass at Immaculate Concep- Anita (Rud) Dworkin Malden 800-982-3717 children. She loved her grand- ters, Ainsley Clair & Arya Hamp- tion Church (Corner of Beach ge 88, of Malden. Entered children, the theatre, travel- ton; as well as many family and St. & Winthrop Ave.) Revere at AEternal Rest on December Carol A. (Goldman) Beal ing, shopping, spending time friends. Carol is predeceased 11:30 a.m. Interment will be 31, 2018. Devoted wife of Bar- ge 77, of Malden, MA, with family and friends, and by her daughter, Dianne M. held privately at Woodlawn ney Dworkin. Beloved moth- Apassed away Friday morn- a 4 O’clock glass of wine with (Beal) Gauthier; parents, Abe Cemetery, Everett. “Dick” was er of April Coppola and June ing, December 28, 2018, at Oprah. Carol is survived by her and Minnie Goldman; step- a committed and active friend Dworkin. Cherished grand- the Sawtelle Hospice House sons, James (Sandra) Beal of of “Bill W.” with 37 years of so- mother of Allie Coppola and in Reading, MA. Born in Bos- Ohio, Michael Beal of Malden, OBITUARIES | SEE PAGE 13

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