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Catholic Schools Week Jan 31 - Feb 6 Special Section on Pages 6 - 8 Wednesday, January 27, 2021 City agrees to stop tree Walsh announces removal on new ZBA tracker Maverick Street after local By John Lynds ing Board of Appeal. Walsh said this new objections For the past decade East tool will increase access Boston has experienced to information related to a development boom that proposed projects seek- By John Lynds can be hard to keep track of ing relief from the ZBA. Second Round of COVID-19 vaccines administered at EBNHC. Left, EBNHC’s Michelle for the average resident. The tracker is designed for It was a small win for Hagerty receives her second Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine at the health center last Tuesday Unless you have attend- anyone to quickly search local activists trying to in- afternoon. Right, EBNHC President and CEO Manny Lopes talks to the press after receiving ed one of several commu- for a specific appeal that crease East Boston’s tree his second vaccine. The Moderna vaccine is given in two doses 28 days apart. nity group meetings held has been submitted to the canopy to improve the each month in various ZBA, or to search for ap- health and quality of life parts of the neighborhood peals based on criteria such for residents. Second round of vaccines for EBNHC workers it has become increasingly as location or applicant, in At a recent tree removal By John Lynds erna vaccine on December Although few people in difficult to keep abreast of order to identify the status hearing, the City of Bos- 21 and then his second the clinical trials were ad- development projects hap- of the appeal. ton’s Parks Department Last Tuesday afternoon shot last week. mitted to the hospital, this pening in Eastie. “Increasing access to reviewed a developer’s healthcare workers from Based on evidence from happened less often in the This week Mayor Mar- the workings of municipal request to remove two the East Boston Neigh- clinical trials, the Moder- people who got the Mod- tin Walsh announced a government is important healthy street trees in front borhood Health Center na vaccine was 94.1 per- erna vaccine compared to new Zoning Board of Ap- for our residents to have of their building at 202 received their second dose cent effective at prevent- people who got the saline peal (ZBA) project tracker access to resources about Maverick Street. of the Moderna vaccine ing laboratory-confirmed placebo. that will allow residents to the city’s role in the devel- The builder had peti- for Covid-19. EBNHC COVID-19 illness in peo- Last week the Bak- gather information about opment and livelihood of tioned the city to remove medical staff received the ple who received two dos- er-Polito Administration ongoing projects. our residents,” said Walsh. the trees to accommodate first round of the Moderna es who had no evidence of announced that all resi- The new online tool that “The Zoning Board of Ap- two bay-windows extend- vaccine, which is given in being previously infected. dents in Phase One of the can be found at https:// peals’ online tracker will ing beyond the property two doses 28 days apart, in According to the CSC state vaccine distribution experience.arcgis.com/ increase our city’s transpar- line below. December. the vaccine appeared to plan are eligible to receive experience/c019ba9a25cb- ency and our residents’ un- After consideration, “I’m thankful to our have high effectiveness a COVID-19 vaccine, ef- 4f33bb6cdd2f69b543d4/ derstanding of our neigh- the city determined that vaccine team who have in clinical trials (efficacy) fective immediately. page/page_0/ fulfills the borhoods.” the developer should been focused on vaccinat- among people of diverse State residents eligible requirements set forth in have prioritized the existing our staff as quickly and age, sex, race, and ethnic- for vaccine immediately Mayor Walsh’s Executive ing trees before locating See ZBA Page 5 efficiently as possible”, ity categories and among Order Relative to the Zon- such an impactful build- said EBNHC Vice Presi- persons with underlying See VACCINES Page 2 ing feature. With wide- dent of Human Resources medical conditions. Developer of proposed project near spread community oppo- Steven Snyder. “We are sition to the removal of still giving out first doses Wood Island launches online survey the old-growth trees, the and have just completed developers were instruct- our first week of second By John Lynds Already 35 residents ed to modify the building doses and are close to 75 have responded to the on- design so as not create a percent of our staff vac- The developer propos- line questionnaire. negative environmental cinated. Staff have been ing to construct a 180- “It’s currently an eye impact. thrilled to receive the unit, mixed-use devel- sore,” wrote one resident. “We are pleased the vaccine, especially those opment on the corner of “It’s also very hard to Parks Department rec- treating COVID patients Bennington and Bremen cross the street near that ognizes the importance day in and day out.” Streets near the Wood Is- intersection with the dan- of our old-growth trees The Health Center’s land MBTA station has gerous highway. It feels and hope that this sends a Infectious Disease Direc- released an online survey very unsafe to walk near message to developers as tor and Adult Medicine to get feedback from res- there at night. Day Square they plan their projects.” Doctor, Dr. Jaime Gal- idents on what they would needs some more retail said Lara Caralis of Ea- legos-Salazar, MD was the like to see happen at the stores, trees, and a clean gle Hill Beautification. EBNHC public safety personnel also received the second site. place for people to congre- first person in Massachu- Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine last week at the Health Center. “As an Environmental setts to receive the Mod- The survey, which gate. Hoping a project like Justice community, de- can be found at https:// this will give more access velopers could actually do courbanize.com/proj- to the square, prevent gar- something positive for the ects/355bennington/ bage build up and become neighborhood by setting Davis Companies/EBNHC development plan may comments?ordering=-cre- a welcoming part of Eagle their buildings back from ated&topic=Communi- Hill.” the sidewalk to allow for look a lot different at next community meeting ty%20Benefits, asks res- Another resident wrote idents what amenities, the old industrial site is landscaping or installing the development, which BPDA in February there By John Lynds benefits, changes, addi- currently a dump, “So green walls and roofs in abuts the Mary Ellen will be some major chang- tions, retail space uses and anything nice would be an their design.” In October the Davis Welch Greenway. While es based on community improvements that can be improvement. Would want Among the local groups Companies filed a Letter Friends of the Mary Ellen feedback. made in Day Square to speaking out against the of Intent with the Boston Welch Greenway mem- “I’m here tonight to let make it more user friendly. tree removal were Moth- Planning and Develop- bers feared the seven-sto- you know we were con- See WOOD ISLAND Page 2 See TREES Page 2 ment Agency (BPDA) in ry buildings would cast a tinuing to work with the calling for the construc- portion of the bright and city,” said Perez. “The tion of 471 units of hous- sunny greenway into dark- feedback we’ve gotten fo- THINKING OF ing on a series of parking ness. Others argued that cuses on the affordability, SELLING YOUR lots owned by East Bos- the project did not include unit count and unit make- HOUSE??? ton Neighborhood Health enough affordability. up. The goal would be to Call for an Center (EBNHC) on the However, at the Gove file the PNF between mid "Absolutely FREE two streets. Street Citizens Associ- to the end of February and Market Analysis" At several East Boston ation (GSCA) meeting then be able to present 617-461 4238 virtual community group Monday, Davis Compa- the changes based on the www.unitedbrokersworld.com meetings residents and nies’ Natasha Perez hinted recommendation from the community leaders ex- that before her company community and the city.” A developer wants to put 190 units of housing on this site pressed their opposition submits the Project Notifi- Perez said the Davis on Bennington Street near Wood Island MBTA station. The to the size and scope of cation Form (PNF) to the project team recently posted an online questionnaire to See DAVIS Page 2 get feedback from residents on the project. EAST BOSTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL 69 London Street, East Boston, MA 02128 * 617-567-7456 Rediscover Excellence Pre-K through Grade 8 Apply now at www.EBCCS.org Preparing children for our changing world

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Wood Island // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Trees// CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 a nice cafe, clean gro- sory parking, and ameni- ing and construct the new ers Out Front (MOF), Tree cery store, nice greenery ties and services for build- six-story building. Eastie, Eastie Farm, AIR / walkways and continued ing residents. The rental The Boston Zoning Inc., Eagle Hill Beautifi- architecture to improve housing project includes Board of Appeals recently cation, Friends of Belle the look and feel of Day 82 parking spaces and the rejected a similar large- Island Marsh, NOAH and Square.” 7,000 square foot retail scale project on Bremen Speak for the Trees. These Developer Redgate space. Street just down the road groups have played an in- submitted a Project No- The site, that current- a bit from Redgate’s pro- tegral part in addressing tification Form with the ly houses a single-story posal. environmental issues im- Boston Planning and De- commercial business and Citing a lack of greens- pacting our community. velopment Agency last paved lot, is bounded by pace coupled with the size In a letter cosigned by year and wants to trans- Bremen Street, Benning- and scope of the project, the group to Mayor Marty form a 50,000 square foot ton Street, the Martin A. the ZBA unanimously re- Wash and Environmental lot at 355 Bennington St. Coughlin Bypass Road, jected the proposed proj- Chief Chris Cook, Son- into a six-story building and Excel Academy Char- ect at 282-302 Bremen St. ja Tengblad of Mothers containing approximate- ter School. that would have brought Out Front urged more ly 180 dwelling units, Redgate plans to de- 145 additional units to communication between ground floor retail, acces- molish the existing build- Eastie. the BPDA and Boston’s Department of Parks and Recreation. Davis// CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 “There seems to be a lack of communication to Companies is currently unit size to accommodate working on. We’re very ensure that development trying to formulate a pro- more families. hopeful that we can file (a projects aren’t approved posal ahead of filing the “We really looked at PNF) in mid February to that would potentially PNF that is as close to the the affordability piece and the end of February and harm mature, healthy ur- feedback they heard from want to make sure it goes hopefully we will have ban trees,” she said. “We the community about to people in East Boston,” something to present to are very hopeful the city’s These trees that were scheduled to be uprooted due to an the number of units, the said Perez. “So those are the community by the upcoming Urban Forestry ongoing development project on Maverick Street were mix of affordability and all components that we’re 28th of next month.” Master Plan will address recently saved by the city after local activists fought for The BPDA will also this lack of communica- their survival. put together an Impact tion to ensure the preser- WELCOME, GABRIEL Advisory Group (AIG) vation of our urban forest for the project in the com- from development. Our is an effort to bring aware- construction project along ing weeks and residents kids have so much stacked ness to Eastie’s lack of Melnea Cass Boulevard in should get more details on against them: pollution street trees with the goal Roxbury. However after that process soon. from planes, cars and gas of doubling the neighbor- an outpouring of commu- Once the AIG is in place leaks, flood zones, and hood’s tree canopy cov- nity resistance, the city the community will begin old school buildings with erage. Over 70 trees were modified plans to keep the to hear more details on the poor HVAC systems. We planted last year and an- existing trees. community benefits pack- can’t afford to lose the other 40 trees are slated to “The city does listen to age for the neighborhood few healthy, mature trees be planted this year. resident’s growing con- as it relates to the project. we have, nor can we wait Studies show that a cerns about the impact As for the original pro- forty or more years for good urban tree canopy of climate change on our posal of 471 units Perez young replacement trees has a tree every 20 to 25 communities,” said Bill said that will most likely to provide their benefits.” feet. Masterson of Tree Eastie. come down as community For the past year Tree The NOAH youth found “In many cases the city concerns are factored into Eastie, with the help of there were 1,924 trees in has been willing to col- an updated proposal. Speak for Trees, has been Eastie and over 300,000 laborate with community Last year the Davis teaming up with NOAH’s linear feet of sidewalk groups to develop a better Companies’ entered into youth group and, more space. On average there way forward.” an agreement with the recently, Eastie Farm and is a tree every 167 feet. If Masterson said East- EBNHC over the land. MOF to document open a tree was planted every ie’s environmental groups Under the agreement the tree pits, to care for street 25 feet Eastie could have will continue to work with Health Center will get re- trees, and to get new trees over 12,500 trees. the city to address issues sources depending on how planted in the neighbor- Street trees naturally impacting the health of many homes are actually hood. absorb pollution and can Eastie residents and will permitted by the city. For The collaboration has reduce urban noise by 6 to encourage developers to each home that is permit- been part of a years-long 15 decibels. include trees in their plans ted as part of the project effort to increase Eastie’s The topic of tree con- while vowing to oppose the Health Center will get tree canopy and improve servation has been a focus those who plan to remove Carmen and Ernani DeAraujo celebrated the birth of their a guaranteed fixed amount the health and beauty of of other Environmental trees as part of their devel- son, Gabriel Andres DeAraujo. Gabriel was born on January of $80,000. That $80,000 the neighborhood. Justice communities in opment. opment project 16th and joins his older sister, Lyra. The family is grateful to is not a percentage--it is a In 2019, Tree Eastie and Boston. Up until recently, on Maverick Street were the Boston Medical Center and East Boston Neighborhood fixed amount the Health NOAH received a grant the city had planned to re- recently saved by the city Health Center for the excellent care in bringing Gabriel into Center negotiated with the of $10,000 to plant more move hundreds of mature after local activists fought the world. Davis Companies. trees in Eastie. The project trees as part of a road re- for their survival.

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Charlie MEETING support the United States positive test rate dropped Baker lifted the Stay At The next meeting of the Secret Service beginning for a second week. Home Order between the Harbor View Neighbor- this week. According to the latest hours of 10 pm to 5 am, hood Association (HVNA) Governor Charlie Bak- data released by the Bos- effective Monday, January will be on February 1 at 6 er today signed an order ton Public Health Com- 25. Also effective Monday p.m. This meeting will be approving up to 700 Mas- mission (BPHC), of the is the lifting of the Early translated in Spanish for sachusetts Air and Army 32,715 Eastie residents Closure Order, which re- our members and it will be National Guard personnel tested for COVID since quires certain businesses via Zoom. for the mission, which was the pandemic began, 18.4 to close by 9:30 pm. The Please check the web- requested by the Depart- percent overall were found state is also extending the site (harborvieweastbos- ment of Defense, National to be positive for the virus, temporary limit on capaci- ton.com) for instructions Guard Bureau, and Se- a 2.2 percent increase from ty and gatherings, current- to participate by video or cret Service. These guard the 18 percent reported ly at 25 percent, until Feb- telephone. HVNA will members will be traveling two Fridays ago. ruary 8th. continue to stream the to Washington in the com- However, 2,786 Eastie meeting via Facebook live ing days and are expected residents were tested for Walsh said that the as well as at Facebook, to return to the Common- the virus last week and 9.7 State’s lifting of early https://www.Facebook. wealth on February 23. percent were positive--a closing times will apply com/groups/harborview- This mission is separate four percent decrease from to businesses in Boston. the 10.1 that tested posi- na. from the 500 personnel However, the list of al- tive two Fridays ago. On Friday the BPHC released its weekly COVID-19 stats Agenda who served last week in lowed in-person activities Citywide 37,455 res- by neighborhood that tracks infection rates and COVID Welcome/Introduction DC in support of inaugu- will continue to be sub- idents were tested and testing results in Boston neighborhoods. Boston Police Station ration events and returned ject to the City of Bos- 7.2 percent were COVID 7 Update Officer Dan Si- home to Massachusetts ton’s temporary rollback positive--a 5.2 percent de- mons over the weekend. to Phase 2. As a reminder, crease from the 7.6 percent City Legislative Update The Massachusetts Na- Boston extended this roll- vaccine. That is especially to 1,294.3 cases per 10,000 with Councilors: Lydia testing positive two weeks tional Guard will ensure back to at least January 27. true in Black and Latino residents. The citywide av- Edwards, Anissa Essa- ago. all appropriate force health Walsh said for a full list of communities. There’s no erage is 733.5 cases per bi-George and Michelle At a press briefing last protection measures are what activities and busi- doubt that throughout his- 10,000 residents. Wu. Friday, Mayor Martin nesses are allowed in the implemented leading up tory, communities of color An additional 245East- 61-63 Horace Street. Walsh said Boston has City of Boston go to Bos- to, and throughout, the have faced discrimination, ie residents contracted the second Presentation and seen positive test rates go ton.gov. mission. This includes manipulation, and outright virus and there are now vote. Attorney Richard down in almost every sin- The Mayor said that the pre-departure screenings, cruelty in the healthcare 6,074 confirmed cases, up Lynds for owners Terese gle neighborhood. City of Boston’s rollback COVID-19 testing, and system. COVID-19 has from the 5,829 reported and Richard Riamondi. “We’re seeing some im- is an effort to slow the mandatory mask wear. hit communities of color two weeks ago. Proposal to build a three provement in our numbers, spread of the virus, pro- Additionally, Soldiers and the hardest. The economic The statistics released unit building with parking. as they start to stabilize,” tect hospital capacity, and Airmen will have individ- fallout has hit communi- by the BPHC as part of its 490 Bennington Street. said Walsh. “However, our avoid a more severe shut- ual rooms while deployed ties of color hardest. We weekly COVID19 report Informational Presenta- overall case numbers are down later on. to the D.C. area to further don’t want communities breaks down the number tion by Attorney Rich- still concerning, and our Walsh ended by saying of cases and infection rates ard Lynds for EB MHRC reduce risks during this hospital numbers are high- that the City of Boston of color to miss out on this Holding LLC. Demol- pandemic. er than we’d like as well. continues to work with vaccine, because it is the in each neighborhood. It ish existing single fami- Today’s activation will Our COVID hospital ad- the State to implement an best tool we have to put also breaks down the num- ly home and erect a four not interfere with the missions are slightly down equitable vaccine distribu- this pandemic behind us ber of cases by age, gender story mixed use building Massachusetts National from the previous week, tion plan. The full sched- and begin to heal. I urge and race. with retail space on the Guard’s ability to respond but the percentage of our ule of vaccine distribution everyone to get it when Citywide positive cases ground floor level and to and assist in emergen- adult Non-Surge ICU Beds can be found at Mass.gov. your time comes, and I of coronavirus increased nine residential units with cies within the Common- occupied remains high, at “We urge everyone to thank everyone who has 8.1 percent percent last roof decks. wealth. 99%. Hospitals can add get the vaccine when it’s taken it already.” week and went from Our next meeting will The Massachusetts Na- surge beds if necessary, your turn. It’s safe. And Eastie’s infection rate 47,607 cases to 51,506 be on March 1. Visit us tional Guard trains reg- and go beyond 100% of it’s one of the best things rose by 4.2 percent accord- confirmed cases in a week. at http://www.Facebook. ularly with military, law normal usage.” you can do to protect your ing to the data released Fifty-one additional Bos- com/groups/harborview- enforcement, and civil- The Mayor said that the family, community, and by the BPHC last Friday. ton residents died from the na. ian agencies to provide City is in constant contact yourself,” said Walsh. “We Eastie’s COVID infection virus last week and there a broad spectrum of ser- with our hospitals to sup- understand that some peo- rate went from 1,242.1 are now 1,133 total deaths vices in support of securi- port them, and help pre- ple are hesitant to take this cases per 10,000 residents in the city from COVID. MASSACHUSETTS ty, logistics, disaster relief, serve their capacity. NATIONAL GUARD and other missions. The Walsh said last weekend SELECTED Guard has a proven track the first case of the new TO PROVIDE record of success support- COVID variant was de- ing civilian authorities and tected in a Boston resident ADDITIONAL their frequent side-by-side who traveled international- ASSISTANCE D.C. training with state and lo- ly, and another Massachu- Consultation At the request of fed- cal first responders makes setts resident has also test- eral authorities, members them well-suited for this ed positive for the variant. of the Massachusetts Na- mission. The Boston Public Health Session Commission’s Infectious Disease Bureau is working Massport will host a virtual consultation session on the closely with the state’s De- Boston Logan International Airport 2018/2019 partment of Public Health Environmental Data Report (2018/2019 EDR). to monitor this situation. A representative from the Massachusetts Environmental Northgate Dental Center “The health and well Policy Act (MEPA) Office will participate. The meeting will being of our residents re- be streamed in English and Spanish. A General & Multi-Specialty Practice main our top priority,” said Walsh who shared The virtual Consultation Session for the 2018/2019 information that is known Logan EDR is scheduled for: Specializing in Emergency Care about this new COVID variant. “There is no evi- • Fillings, Crowns & Bridges • Cosmetic Dentistry - Thursday, February 4, 2021 at 6:00 PM dence that it causes more • Extractions Veneers, Invisalign, Bleaching, Botox Injections severe illness or increased - To register for this meeting, please visit • Root Canal Treatment • Digital Radiographs risk of death. However, it http://www.massport.com/massport/about-massport/ • Gum Treatment • State-of-the-Art Sterilization Techniques spreads more easily and project-environmental-filings/logan-airport • Partials, Dentures • Microscope Aided Dentistry quickly than other vari- ants. A higher transmission Please note that an electronic copy of the 2018/2019 EDR rate will lead to more cas- is available on Massport’s website at http://www.massport. • F. Mobed, D.M.D. Endodontist (Root Canal Specialist) es, and could potentially com/massport/about-massport/project-environmental-filings/ • R. Satayosh, D.M.D. Periodonstist (Gum Specialist) burden our healthcare sys- logan-airport/. Additional copies of the 2018/2019 EDR may and Implant surgeon tem.” be obtained by calling Brad Washburn at (617) 568-3546 • V. Varasteh, D.M.D. (Cosmetic Dentistry) With that being said or emailing [email protected] during the public • L. Parsi, D.M.D. Walsh said everyone must comment period. double down on the precautions to slow the spread Massport has requested an extension of the public of the virus. That includes comment period, which began on January 6, 2021, www.ngdental.com wearing a mask outside the publication date of the MEPA Environmental Monitor, your home, keeping at and will end on March 12, 2021. least six feet of distance between yourself and oth- Written comments may be submitted by March 12, 2021 to ers, avoiding gatherings, the following address: 603 Broadway, Revere • 781-289-3600 washing your hands often, The Honorable Kathleen A. 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THE DAYS ARE GETTING LONGER

Amidst our winter of discontent, there is some good news on the horizon (literally): The days are getting longer. As this is being written, we will have passed the first full month of the astronomical winter (which starts on December 21 and ends on March 21) and we will have completed almost two months of the meteorological winter season, which is defined as December, January, and February. On December 14, the sun set at 4:13 in the afternoon and on December 21 (the start of astronomical winter) the total amount of daylight was just nine hours and eight minutes. But on this Friday, January 29, the sun will be setting at 4:56 in the afternoon and we will have nine hours and 56 minutes of daylight. The longer days, combined with the positive news on COVID-19 vaccines, signal hope for the future that sun- nier days lie ahead.

LAWSUITS WILL BRING OUT THE TRUTH

The announcement this past week that Dominion Voting Systems Inc., the company that manufactures Guest Op-Ed voting machines that are used widely across the United States, has filed a $1.3 billion lawsuit against Rudy Gi- uliani for his deliberately defamatory statements about Don’t live your life based on Biden or Trump the company, is the perfect antidote to the disinforma- tion campaign that was spread by Donald Trump and Dr. Glenn Mollette ty Apprentice made NBC he has awakened to almost skepticism is dominating his minions in their attempt to subvert the results of the and Trump hundreds of every morning of his life. our nation. November election. When did life begin for millions of dollars. Some- Although now, he will sit For you and I we must It was one thing for Trump, Giuliani, and others to President Donald Trump one will publish Trump’s in the Oval Office. live our lives right now. spout their ridiculous claims, in general terms, about a or President Joe Biden? memoirs. I predict he’ll Life is changing for Every day we wake up is a stolen election, but it is quite another when their patent- Did Trump’s life begin make about 50 to 75 mil- these two men in differ- new beginning and a new when his father loaned him ly-false statements negatively affect the reputation and lion dollars off his book ent ways but what about life. The old life was yes- millions to start investing? royalties. He has over 70 your life? When did your terday and we can’t relive, business interests of individuals and companies. Did it begin when he mar- million loyal followers. If life begin? Did it begin change or erase it. How- Just as this newspaper cannot publish false and de- ried Melania? Or, did life ten million people buy a at your conception? Your ever, we can learn from famatory information, neither can major media outlets begin when he was elected book with a $6 to $9 profit birth? When you turned yesterday and education is nor individuals such as Rudy Giuliani. We would note President? Maybe his life for the publisher then you 16 years old or 21? Maybe very valuable. that an employee of Dominion has filed a separate suit is beginning now that his can start multiplying the it began when you retired? When someone else’s against a number of media outlets, as well as the Trump Presidency is over? cash. Book publishers are When will your life end? life begins is all conjec- campaign, for their defamatory and injurious statements What about Biden? Did all about money and sales. The beginning of your life ture on our part. When about him. Biden’s life begin each They know the market starts when you start liv- your life begins is your morning when he boarded potential. Trump will stay ing your life. The end of daily decision. Live your A few years ago, a web site named Gawker Media Amtrak headed for Wash- busy on the speaking cir- your life concludes when life. Maybe at this mo- posted a video of the former wrestling star Hulk Ho- ington? Maybe his life be- cuit. In about a year look you give up and stop liv- ment, your life is just real- gan that was the basis for an invasion of privacy suit gan when he was elected for him in a city near you ing your life. ly beginning. filed by Hogan that ultimately resulted in a $140 mil- a Senator or even the Vice drawing a crowd. Our lives are brief, here Glenn Mollette is the lion judgment against Gawker, which put Gawker out President? Maybe his life Biden’s life is only today and gone tomorrow. publisher of Newburgh of business. is just beginning now? changing in that he finally Don’t base your life on Press, Liberty Torch and We predict that the lawsuits filed by Dominion (they Trump will have options gets to sleep in the White who is The President. The various other publishing previously sued another of Trump’s lawyers) will have after the White House. He House. He will be in the quantity and quality of our imprints; a national col- is a businessman. He will same place where so many lives typically hinge on umnist – American Issues far-reaching consequences, particularly if Dominion figure it out. Maybe NBC politicians and families our decisions and the tran- and Common Sense opin- names others who, similar to Giuliani, have made de- will seek him to do The have slept before. Biden is sitions we adjust to. Life is ions, analysis, stories and famatory statements about Dominion. Celebrity Apprentice once familiar with the nation’s filled with transitions, just features appear each week Rudy Giuliani now is facing financial ruin, all of again? Yes, Capitol. He has practi- look at Biden and Trump. In over 500 newspapers, which he brought on himself because of his antics, a NBC hates him but they cally spent his entire life Change disrupts us and websites and blogs across very fitting and appropriate ending for a man who tried love money. The Celebri- there in politics. It’s what the climate of fear and the United States. to subvert a free and fair election, the most basic ele- ment of our Constitution.

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Rosie’s prior ing committee member Kindergarten joyful and work includes working agencies, in recognition of thriving for the state as a quality their important work. The Every Child Shines assurance specialist man- Says Director Ros- initiative has been award- aging a large prevention ie Batista “every child ed a grant from the Com- program. Rosie brings should have a caregiver monwealth Children’s her analytical, child de- that unconditionally loves Fund for a three-year velopment and contract and nurtures their full po- partnership to support this management skills to lead tential for success in life. community vision of en- the implementation of Ev- Our goals in the initiative suring all children in East ery Child Shines in East are to focus on the whole Boston enter Kindergarten Boston. Rosie has over child by empowering thriving, joyful, and ready twenty years’ experience caregivers to nurture their to learn. Current esti- in health related commu- children’s physical, social, Rosanna M. Batista, MPH mates are that 40-50% of nity work and has worked emotional and cognitive Director, Every Child children in the community for hospitals and non- skills. The socioecolog- Shines. enter Kindergarten ready profits in greater Boston. ical saturation of the five to learn—and this read- Rosie worked in Uganda, Basics principles in East iness gap has significant East Africa and domes- Boston ensures all com- lifelong consequences. tically with refugees and munity members reinforce The Commonwealth immigrants. She is ex- positive messages as care- Neighborhood Health Children’s Fund grant is cited to collaborate with givers navigate the various Center, Families First Parenting Partners, and funding our director for community partners and community environments. A Parent Champion reading to her daughter this initiative, and invest- to support families in the I am excited that the inter- consultant Don Hawley; ments in parent leader- success of their children’s vention is parent-centered, for a group of committed anchor organizations, in- ship, strengthening and educational aspirations. community-based and ed systems to help them designed to meet people’s cluding the East Boston simplifying parent sup- The Commonwealth culturally humble.“ navigate the services their educational, social, and YMCA, the East Boston ports. Children’s Fund grant Every Child Shines is youngest children need to recreational needs and Our primary focus is already has enabled the a communitywide mul- Neighborhood Branch Library, Central Assem- ensure they get the best to build community and activating broad collabo- investment in Parent tisector initiative. The possible start in life. This strengthen families. The ration among a cross-sec- Champions highlighted East Boston Social Cen- bly of God, North Suf- initiative does just that, Social Centers seek to tor collaborative to 1) in a previous article. Par- ters serves as the lead folk Mental Health, and bringing together partners create a welcoming and promote community-wide ent leadership powers this agency for this initiative. Neighborhood Villages; adoption of The Basics— work, as we know par- Executive Director Justin and for the partnership of from across East Boston supportive environment, five simple practices to ents are the most effec- Pasquariello says, “we a much larger cross-sector in service of its youngest characterized by a spirit ensure all children are tive messengers to other cannot thank the Com- group including members residents.” of goodwill and caring, developmentally on track parents—and they must monwealth Children’s of the East Boston Fami- East Boston Social in which members of our and thriving; and 2) devel- lead in identifying shared Fund enough for this cata- ly Engagement Network Centers, Inc. is a 501 (C) community are empow- op a multi-agency shared priorities. Parents also lytic investment. This is a in this very collaborative (9) multi-service agency, ered to lead productive and referral and data man- developed the name of huge step toward making neighborhood.” founded in 1918, serving fulfilling lives. “When All agement system to more the initiative: Every Child this vision a reality—and Says Commonwealth culturally diverse fami- Give, All Gain” seamlessly and easily Shines (We previously re- developing a replicable Children’s Fund’s, “The lies and individuals of all If you would like for in- connect parents and chil- ferred to this initiative as model to help all children Commonwealth Chil- ages in East Boston and formation on Every Child dren with programming, Every Child Ready, while in a community thrive. dren’s Fund is delighted throughout Greater Bos- Shines, please contact resources and supports to we were waiting to have We are so very grateful to support the incredible ton. The programs offered Rosie M. Batista at rbatis- ensure children thrive. parents lead in develop- for the deep collaboration work of East Boston’s Ev- by the Social Centers are [email protected]. We are thrilled to an- ment of a name). This of Boston Public Schools, ery Child Shines initiative. nounce the hiring of our grant also is enabling the Basics, East Boston Families need coordinat-

ZBA // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The East Boston Times the interior and exterior in- took a look at the new, easy cluding the roof, siding and to use ZBA Tracker Mon- decks. day. The new feature allows For the project at 97 viewers to use an interac- Porter Street the ZBA ap- tive map of Eastie or other proved plans to combine Boston neighborhoods to five lots and create one view projects seeking relief 17,030 square foot lot to or by typing in the address erect new residential dwell- which provides the following units with parking. ing additional details for The project at 16 Whit- each proposed project: The by Street, which was ap- COVID-19 Testing status of the appeal; Com- proved by the ZBA on the munity process; Date and same day as the other two Safe, fast, easy, free location of an appeal appli- projects, calls for combin- A screenshot of the new ZBA tracker tool launched this COVID-19 Testing cation; Hearing scheduled; ing two lots and erecting a week by the Walsh Administration. The tool allows resi- Address of the proposed four story building with ten dents to track development projects in various stages of Safe,EBNHC providesfast, walk-thru easy, COVID-19 free project; Status of project; residential units, a gym on the community/ZBA process. Deferral date; Hearing re- the first floor and 13 park- testing to anyone who wants to be tested, sult; Application numbers; ing spaces. EBNHCsix days provides a week walk-thru at 79 Paris COVID-19 Street. Zoning district; Contact There are also dozens January 1, 2021 will dis- detailed information of the testing to anyone who wants to be tested, information; Appeal type; of other development proj- play a QR Code which will property in question on six days a week at 79 Paris Street. and Date of submission. ects in various stages of the allow passersby to access their smartphone. Pre-registration required: For example a quick community and/or ZBA Pre-registrationCall 617-569-5800. required: search of recent hearing re- process in Eastie according Call 617-569-5800. sults in Eastie showed three to the new tracker tool. Monday-Friday: 8am-11:30am and 1pm-4:30pm projects that were recently “This newly developed Broadway approved by the ZBA. tool will further Mayor Monday-Friday:Saturday: 8am-11:30am 10am-1:30pm and 1pm-4:30pm On January 13,2020 the Walsh’s commitment to Saturday: 10am-1:30pm ZBA approved projects on increase transparency to Motors London, Porter and Whitby department processes and Call to Schedule your appointment! Streets. community development,” For the project on 185 said Inspectional Services • Inspection station Winterize London Street the ZBA Commissioner Dion Irish. • tire services for your approved plans to repair “ISD will continue to cre- 2021 road the foundation within the ate digital tools that will • brakes & fluids trip home’s setback, add a provide real time informa- penthouse, increase the tion related to permits.” Serving Revere & Neighbors since 1947 floor area ratio, renovate All permits issued after Locally Owned & Operated by Tom DiGregorio Visit ebnhc.org/covid19 for other testing sites around Boston OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8AM - 5PM \ 88 BROADWAY REVERE \ (781) 284-4675 Visit ebnhc.org/covid19 for other testing sites around Boston Page 6 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Wednesday, January 27, 2021 Celebrate Catholic Schools Week 2021 January 31 -February 6 #CSW21

This year's theme is “Catholic Schools: Faith. Excellence. Service.” Catholic schools have a specific purpose to form students to be good citizens of the world, love God and neighbor and enrich society with the leaven of the gospel and by example of faith. As communities of faith, Catholic schools instill in students their destiny to become saints. Academic excellence is the hallmark of Catholic education intentionally directed to the growth of the whole person – mind, body and spirit. Finally, service is fundamental to Catholic education and the core of Catholic discipleship. Service is intended to help form people who are not only witnesses to Catholic social teaching, but also active participants through social learning. East Boston Central Catholic School’s hybrid learning model a success

By John Lynds going really well at EB- day, and then Group B precautions for the 2020- CCS,” said Casaletto. has in-person learning 2021 school year like While the 2020-2021 “We have had our Pre- on Thursday- Friday,” staggering arrival and school year has looked School and Kindergarten said Casaletto. “Our stu- dismissal times to limit a lot different for stu- students in five days per dents have been fully the gathering size outside dents and staff at East week since September engaged on their remote the school. Boston Central Catholic and we just transitioned learning days and times, “We also added sinks School (EBCCS) due to grades 1-8 to hybrid and we are not noticing and air purifiers to - ev EBCCS teacher Lauryn Rozzi in her classroom. EBCCS began the ongoing COVID-19 learning when we re- any learning loss or feel- ery classroom,” said Ca- a hybrid learning model after the Christmas break. pandemic, Principal turned from Christmas ings of isolation. In fact, saletto. “Each student Robert Casaletto said the break. That is going very when given the option to has their own individual ty member becomes sick to both in-person and re- reopening plan at East- well so far.” return to in-person learn- desk sneeze guard, indi- while in the building with mote students at the same ie’s remaining Parochial Casaletto said EB- ing, many of our families vidual sanitizer provid- disposable gowns, safety time. School has been smooth CCS’s hybrid schedule elected to remain ful- ed by East Boston Sav- glasses, gloves, and KN- “We just opened re-en- as can be. offers two days per week ly remote because they ings Bank, the use of a 95 masks. rollment and new enroll- EBCCS kicked off the of in-person learning are happy with both the Chromebook, and over EBCCS also pur- ment for the 2021-2022 school year in September and three days of remote teaching and learning six feet of space separat- chased webcams, live school year,” said Casa- with ‘in-person’ learning learning for all students. that has occurred so far ing them from the next streaming cameras, mi- letto. “Families can visit for some students and “Group A has in-per- this year during our fully student.” crophones, speakers, a ebccs.org for more in- ‘remote’ learning for oth- son learning on Mon- remote days.” The school also creat- ZOOM licence, and pri- formation. We will have ers but recently switched day-Tuesday, all students EBCCS has added ed a “Care Room” in the vacy walls for the teach- virtual tour videos up on to ‘hybrid’ learning. are remote on Wednes- some additional safety event a student or facul- ers to keep the staff safe the website next week.” “Everything has been and allow them to teach In-person learning at St. John School in the North End a success

By John Lynds has never faced a crisis However, the staff quite like the COVID-19 and students at St. John In its 126 year history pandemic that has turned School have successful- St. John School arguably the world upside down. ly returned to ‘in-person’ learning for the 2020- 2021 school year. Principal of the parochial school, Claire Cassidy, said since Sep- tember 9 St. John School has been open for in person learning five days a week. The school has also been offering an eLearning program for students whose families do not wish to have them attend school in person. A young student at St. John School in the North End during an in-person lesson. The school successfully reopened Cassidy said so far in-person learning in September. the school year has been a success and teachers The St. John School building layout has lent itself to the school being able to successfully have worked extremely return to in-person learning this year. The classrooms are between 800 and 1,000 sq. ft. hard to seamlessly inte- which allows for proper social distancing. grate eLearners into the They seamlessly came eLearner and you see the also limited class size to classroom daily and to the door in September way in which it contin- give students additional redesign lessons to en- and have been washing ues to bring that beauti- space. We do have enor- sure they are successful their hands, wearing their ful sense of community mous windows in our in a socially distant class- mask, sanitizing, and so- that St John’s school is building, all of which are room and digital environ- cial distancing--as is the known for.” open and have between ment. norm now. Our teach- Cassidy said St. John 800 to 1,000 square feet “It has really been phe- ers have done the most School has been very for most of our class- nomenal,” said Cassidy. amazing job of making fortunate that the school rooms. We were able to “It’s been such a privi- the integration of our building lends itself to purchase air purifiers for lege to witness the way Middle Schoolers at St. John School in the North. Principal in-person learners and staff and students be- our classrooms too. We Claire Cassidy said students are very grateful to be back in in which our students our eLearners just look ing able to do in-person also had plumbing work school and tell staff how excited they are each day. came back to school. so easy. They’ve really learning successfully. done over the summer worked hard to shift les- “The spaciousness to add additional sinks Saint John School Grades K3 - 8 son plans and activities of our classrooms has to our buildings so our so that classroom dis- meant we are able to al- students had more plac- cussions are between a low 6 feet or more of es to wash their hands. ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT FOR FALL 2021 student who is in-person space between students,” and a student who is an said Cassidy. “We have See ST. JOHN Page 9 Full and part-time Pre-Kindergarten

age 3 program

Full day Pre-Kindergarten age 4 and Kindergarten age 5

K3 and K4 uses the OWL curriculum and Building Blocks Math

Weekly Italian language instruction in Grades K3-8 Accredited by the 1:1 iPad program in Grades 1-8 New England Association of Schools & Colleges After School Program until 6:00 p.m.

Saint John School 9 Moon St., Boston MA 02113 www.sjsne.com 617-227-3143 Wednesday, January 27, 2021 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Page 7 Celebrate Catholic Schools Week 2021 January 31 -February 6 #CSW21

IC School goes above and beyond amidst pandemic

By Donis Tracy, by their Catholic educa- would only last for a few recalled, noting that Re- of the fun school activi- the administration for Academic Coordinator tion. weeks, reality quick- vere and its neighboring ties in order to make sure creating a safe, healthy “I did not feel comfort- ly set in that the school communities were that students are also alternative and The past ten months able that the mandatory building would be closed among the worst affected developing socially and retaining the fun that have been challenging homeschooling was go- for the remainder of the by the pandemic. spiritually. was at the heart of the for all. Schools forced ing to be the only option year. Even the prospect In late August, the Agreeing, Velasquez tradition. online; students learning for a long period of time,” of opening in the fall school sent out a doc- pointed to the recent “IC school has been from home; fear of con- Orellana stated, thinking seemed to be in question. ument detailing its Christmas Bazaar -- a a second home for my tagion abounding; civil back to last spring when However, the school Re-Opening Plan, and al- longstanding tradition girls,” Orellana said. unrest erupting in various all the schools in the state continued to thrive, Vel- lowing families to choose at Immaculate Concep- “The relationships they tion School and a school are making are very im- places in the country. were put on lockdown. asquez said. He pointed whether or not to send Navigating it in order event that seemed important. Having families “We all know the impor- to several school-wide their children to school to provide a safe, healthy tance of social interac- in-person or virtually. possible to pull off with that share the same spir- traditions that were re- school has been no small tion at this age.” “After reading through social distancing and itual values and beliefs thought in order to fit task. But according Velasquez agreed, but the [Reopening Guide], other health and safety that we to Juan Velasquez and added that he was incred- a full-remote model. I realized that the school restrictions. Although do is something that Kimberly Orellana, par- ibly impressed with the STEM projects were up- was going above and be- it was not the same as we appreciate and are ents of two daughters at school’s ability to contin- loaded and shared; the yond to ensure the safe- other years, Orellana deeply grateful.” Immaculate Conception ue teaching in spite of the school’s art show became ty of the kids and staff,” praised the teachers and Parish School in Revere, chaos last spring. He not- a Virtual Showcase. Stu- Orellana said. Together their children’s school ed that the school only dents continued to thrive. the couple decided to opt has done it and more. missed one day of learn- As summer began to for in-person learning. Velasquez and Orella- ing before transitioning come to an end, the un- “IC has definitely pro- Malden Catholic HS girls na reflected on the past to a full-remote model. certainty of whether or vided a safe environment year and how her daugh- “It was very impressive,” not the school could open for my girls,” she said. ters, grades five and he said. Although at first for in-person learning She praised the school’s winter sports program three, have been helped it seemed “IC Online” was looming, Velasquez ability to re-think many off to a terrific start A blessing to be in school: St. Anthony’s of Everett By Cary Shuman keeps in-person learning at forefront this year The Malden Catholic High School girls basket- By Seth Daniel needs this kind of stress. remotely at the same time – children have also im- ball team, under the di- Getting everyone back carrying around a technol- pressed her with their rection of head coach Jay Counting one’s blessings in school is best and of ogy cart to each classroom ability to adhere to the Keane, is in its third year is a daily exercise at St. An- course, keeping necessary that doubles as the remote COVID-19 guidelines after of existence, and its sec- thony’s School of Everett, precautions in place when computer link for students teachers stressed them as ond at the varsity level. but never did the school they are here is essential.” at home. Likewise, on a part of the education plan Because the girls di- community think one of Giggie said they have few occasions, they have this year. vision (Malden Catholic those counted blessings moved desks six feet apart chosen to go all remote “Honestly, I am im- School for Girls) began would be actually going to in all classrooms, and now when the percent positive pressed,” she said. “It’s un- three years ago, Keane’s school in person. have four lunch sessions case numbers in Everett believable to see the 3 and first-year team was made However, that has been per day with two children have soared far beyond 8 4-year-olds keeping their up entirely of ninth grad- Jay Keane is the head the case as the Pre-School at each table. There are a lot percent. In addition, some masks on and following ers competing at the coach of the Malden to Grade 8 Catholic School of other guidelines they’ve of their special occasions, the instructions. They have sub-varsity level. Catholic High School girls in Everett has stayed in picked up from the best have been moved online – been so well-behaved.” Last season, the Keane varsity basketball team. person most every week practices, such as having like this year’s Christmas However, Principal Gig- Contingent, consisting since September using teachers come to the older Play that was put together gie said it has been an ef- of freshmen and soph- some reconfigured routines students, instead of having in a video celebration that fort of every administrator, omores, jumped up to dent team with no league and strict COVID-19 pro- students switch classrooms was widely proclaimed as student and teacher in the varsity and qualified for affiliation for the 2020-21 tocols. It has been a great each period. That keeps one of the best in years. building to keep school go- the MIAA Tournament season. and wonderful things for them at the same desk all Needless to say, it is the ing in-person and to avoid with a 15-5 record. The “We were hoping to the children, and the fam- day and keeps them from in-person learning that has any pitfalls brought on by Lady Lancers defeated join a league this year, but ilies, said Principal Maria having to move about the retained students this year, COVID-19. It has simply Snowden in their first with COVID-19, it just Giggie. school and having contact and increased the numbers been a blessing to be count- tournament game before didn’t materialize with “We’ve been in school with others. of students in the older ed, she said. falling to eventual cham- anybody,” said Keane. since Sept. 16,” said Gig- “We’ve been blessed in grades, Giggie said. “We’re blessed with our pion Matignon in the Di- “We were able to sched- gie, now in her 15th year at this,” she said. “The teach- The student population teachers, to see what they vision 4 North Sectional ule 11 games with schools St. Anthony’s. “We recent- ers are a treasure and have has remained at around 200 do every day,” she said. semifinals. that were in the same boat ly did a partial re-opening gone above and beyond this year, but that comes “Everybody is in it together Can you say instant as we are.” after Christmas in phases of during school and after with fewer students in the because the most important success story? MC has games sched- 1, 2 and 3 because the cas- school. It is beyond what pre-school and kindergar- thing is that we keep ev- Aided by a strong fresh- uled with Catholic Con- es in Everett were so high. a teacher’s job description ten, while more in the older eryone in the school and man class this season in ference schools No- Now everyone is back this would be. They are always grades. provide an opportunity for addition to seven juniors tre Dame Academy week…Everybody is back on. It’s been an amazing ef- “We did see an uptick parents to send their kids to and two sophomores, (Hingham), Fontbonne physically in the building fort.” in the older grades, quite school in person. We have Malden Catholic has a Academy (Milton), and this week. Remote is okay, The school has also been a lot actually,” she said. been continually blessed by 2-1 record and is ranked Ursuline Academy (Ded- but over a long period of smart about utilizing the “Because we provide on- that.” among the top teams in ham), along with Catholic time, it becomes impossi- new technology as well. site in school sessions, we To schedule an appoint- the division by the Boston Central League power- ble for students and par- Some students have chosen have seen an increase in ment for the Open House newspapers. house St. Mary’s (Lynn). ents.” to be at home, and teach- the numbers because we’re next week, call the office Malden Catholic is St. Anthony’s is partici- ers have quickly adapted open.” of the school at (617) 389- continuing as an indepen- See MALDEN Page 9 pating in Catholic Schools to teaching in person and She said the younger 2448. 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MC girls hockey records its first-ever victory

By Cary Shuman This past Sunday, Mal- sen of Melrose, and Erin den Catholic lost a tough Smail of Stoneham. Head coach Guy An- one, 3-2, to Bishop Fee- Guy Angiuoni, 50, giuoni and the Malden han (Attleboro) Sunday. became the program’s Catholic High School girls Dizoglio opened the scor- first-ever head coach hockey team have earned ing with a nifty end-to when Athletic Director their first victory in school end rush in the 2nd peri- Bill Raycraft brought him history. od. Angiuoni pulled the on board in November. Playing with only eight goaltender with two min- “I have two great as- skaters and one goaltender utes left and Susan Hobart sistant coaches – Craig on its roster in the second scored the game-tying Edwards (Andover) and game of its first varsity goal. But Feehan scored Steven Hunt (Wilming- season, Malden Catho- the game-winner in the ton),” said Angiuoni. “I’m Pictured at the Warrior Ice Arena after the Malden Catholic girls hockey program’s first-ever lic defeated Saint Joseph final minute of play. Dan- really blessed to have two victory on Jan. 20 are, from left, Susan Hobart, Sadie Bowen, Erin Smail, Juliana Angiuoni, Prep, 2-1, last Tuesday at ielle DeJon made an in- coaches that are so talent- Antonia DiZoglio, Amelia Hansen, MK Zablocki, Danielle DeJon, and Lexi Engvaldsen. the Warrior Ice Arena in credible 45 saves on 48 ed and emotionally invest- Brighton. shots. MC has a 1-2 re- ed into our program.” Freshman defensem- cord. The unsung hero of the an Juliana Angiuoni of “We’ve had three ex- MC girls hockey program Wilmington, daughter of citing games,” said An- has been AD Bill Raycraft, St. Mary’s High School sports teams succeed the head coach, scored giuoni. “The girls have a former football coach the first goal on a shot worked hard. We’ve been and athletic director at through the challenges caused by the pandemic from the point. Saint Jo- practicing for six weeks. Windham High where he seph tied the game at Not one girl has missed a built one of New Hamp- By Cary Shuman levels, along with a varsity ball team, has the Lady 1-1 in the second period. single practice the entire shire’s most successful swimming team. Spartans rolling along Freshman center Antonia season. That shows the athletic programs. The St. Mary’s High “The fall season went with a 9-1 record, the lone DiZoglio of Wilmington girls’ commitment to the “Anything that I have School boys and girls bas- off without a hitch,” said setback to reigning Divi- netted the tie-breaking program.” asked of our athletic di- ketball and hockey teams Newhall. “During the sion 1 South champion and game-winning goal The MC players have rector, he’s gotten it for are winning a lot of games winter we’ve had some Bridgewater Rayhnam. with 1:24 left. Sophomore been logging plenty of our players,” credited this winter. That is no sur- issues but thankfully they Senior guard Nikolette goaltender Danielle De- minutes. Defensemen Angiuoni. “We have prise for a program that were minor, though it did D’Itria of Revere is one of Jon of Cambridge had 25 Mary Katherine “MK” NHL-replica game home produces state champions require a brief shutdown. the team’s leading scorers. saves. Zablocki of Revere and and away jerseys. He also and title contenders every But the athletes continue The boys basketball The historic victo- Juliana Angiuoni are the got us practice jerseys in year. to do what they’re sup- team, coached by Win- ry drew notice from the lone defensive tandem and four different colors. We But this season and the posed to do, and we were throp Police Officer David hockey community with rarely leave the ice. DiZo- have just as much ice time fall season that preced- able to get up and running Brown Sr., is also excel- Malden Catholic gar- glia, an elite player and a as the boys team. Every- ed it have been impacted in 14 days.” ling. Coach Brown’s son, nering headlines on the future star, has three goals one from the admissions greatly by the continuing Newhall said all ath- sophomore guard David Hockey Night in Boston and three assists through office, to the finance- de COVID-19 pandemic. letes and coaches must Brown Jr., has emerged as and Mass. High School three games. partment, to the headmas- Many high schools can- wear masks at all times a star with 32 and 33-point hockey Web sites and in Alexia “Lexi” Engvald- ter, to the athletic director celed their fall and winter – at practices and games, individual performances the Boston newspapers. sen of Wilmington scored – the school has been 100 sports seasons. during halftime strategy to-date. “It was all over the the program’s first-ever percent supportive. It’s re- St. Mary’s officials de- sessions, and on the buses The boys hockey team, Twitter-verse that this up- goal against Shawsheen on ally been an amazing ex- cided to go forward, with to and from games. Spec- led by Hall of Fame Coach start team with just nine opening night. The other perience.” its teams adhering to strict tators also have to wear Mark Lee, is again one girls won a game,” said members of the first-year Malden Catholic plays guidelines for social dis- masks at the games. of the contenders in the Angiuoni. “It was a great Lancers are Susan Hobart its home games at Valley tancing and some new in- Students must wear powerful Catholic Central victory. The girls played of Ipswich, Sadie Bowden Forum in Malden. game rules established by masks in all classrooms, in League. One of St. Mary’s so hard. It was amazing.” of Malden, Amelia Han- the MIAA. the school corridors, and elite college prospects is St. Mary’s Director of during school activities. Dante D’Ambrosio of Re- Athletics Jeff Newhall “The only time students vere. Sacred Heart School happy to be back said that more than 270 take off their masks is While the MIAA State student-athletes participat- when they eat lunch,” said Tournament has been When Gov. Charlie Wheelock College, is ex- ed in the fall sports season. Newhall. “They know canceled due to the coro- Baker ordered all schools cited about Sacred Heart’s This winter St. Mary’s has what they need to do to be navirus, Catholic Central closed in March, Sacred educational partnership 275 student-athletes com- able to go to school and League teams will com- Heart School Principal with St. Mary’s of Lynn, peting in sports. There are play sports. And the stu- pete for the CCL Cup in Kristina Relihan had a re- which is led by St. Mary’s nine basketball teams from dents have been great at a single-elimination, in- mote-learning plan in op- Head of School Dr. John the middle school through really following the rules.” tra-league tournament fol- eration within two weeks Dolan. varsity levels, four hockey Newhall, who also lowing the regular season. and the well-administered “It’s going really well teams at the varsity and JV coaches the girls basket- academic process contin- – we are a 2.9 (years) ued successfully through to grade 12 continuum, the end of the school year. which is something that is Sacred Heart returned to not seen in many Catholic full, in-classroom learning schools today, so it’s excit- in September. ing to be a part of it,” said “We’re happy to be back Kristina Relihan Relihan. Whos Your Valentine? Sacred Heart Principal in person everyday with The principal said the our scholars,” said Relihan, transition to the new learn- who is in her third year as ing environment at Sacred Let Everyone principal at the well-known childhood program have Heart has been made pos- know who Catholic school in Lynn. lunch in a socially dis- sible by a professional and “We do have some families tanced arrangement in their cooperative faculty. your who have chosen to keep classrooms. “Our teachers are truly their scholars remote, but Sacred Heart School has rock stars,” said Relihan. Valentine we just updated technology an excellent teacher-to-stu- “They come to school ev- is with to ensure that scholars can dent ratio that has been ery day and have passion Zoom in to the classroom lauded by parents. There to do this work. Everyone a photo or be in person in the class- are 23 members of the fac- here is amazing. We all and room.” ulty educating the school’s work together and make it Who does Grammy love?! The health of the Sa- 190 students. through each day.” CHARLIE message... cred Heart community is “Our enrollment has Relihan commended xoxox supreme, aided by the in- stayed about the same,” George Sonia and his staff stallation of hand-washing said Relihan. “I think at Lancelot for their dili- stations in every classroom COVID-19 definitely lim- gent efforts in keeping the PublishedPublishedPublished and multiple hand-sanitiz- ited our capacity in class- school clean. ing stations throughout the rooms because of socially Addressing the trying Feb.Feb.Feb. 101010 &&& 111111 school, along with updated distancing and making sure times in elementary school cleaning protocols. that we’re adhering to the education caused by the six-foot rule between desks ALL VALENTINES WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE EAST Sacred Heart, a sister coronavirus, Relihan said, BOSTON TIMES FREE PRESS, REVERE JOURNAL, school of St. Mary’s Mid- and between children and “I’m very positive in a EVERETT INDEPENDENT, CHELSEA RECORD, dle and High School, has that there’s enough space not-so-known time. I think students ranging from its for everyone to safely to be what we’re offering here at WINTHROP SUN TRANSCRIPT, LYNN JOURNAL, youngest class at 2 years, 9 in the classroom. Sacred Heart is positivity CHARLESTOWN & NORTH END REGIONAL REVIEW months, to pre-K and Kin- “But looking to the fu- and reinforcement that we dergarten, and all the way ture, we hope to see the ex- can be in school and learn up to grade five. pansion of early childhood every day in person.” “Even the little ones and expansion of grades If you’re interested in DEADLINE: keep their masks on,” said 1-5 - just continuing to enrolling at Sacred Heart FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH Relihan. offer a great education at for the 2021-2022 school During lunchtime, schol- Sacred Heart,” added Re- year please visit our web- Email or text to ars are socially distanced lihan. site https://www.sacred- [email protected] six feet apart at tables in Relihan, a dynamic, heartschoollynn.org and (please be sure to include name and the large school gymnasi- hands-on administrator schedule a Tour Tuesday newspaper preference in emails) um. 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OBITUARIES St. John // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 With all of those things ue with its Tower Gar- in place we’ve been able den program and to date to successfully open and has grown over 60lbs of Rose Ann D’Angelico Paul E. Winer, Sr. remain open since Sep- food that is donated to Everyone knew her as NANA and her August 20, 1942 ~ January 19, 2021 tember.” the Arch Street Shrine. Cassidy said extra The school has even heart was filled with love and care Paul E. Winer, Sr. of precautions include a been able to hold pri- Winthrop, formerly of cleaner who is present vate socially distanced Rose Ann (Golini) D’Angelico, a lifelong East Boston, passed away throughout the day to school mass each week at the Whidden Hospital in clean all high touch sur- since school started in East Boston resident, passed away on Saturday Everett on January 19. He faces. The school also the fall. was 78 years old. expanded its nursing In the end Cassidy afternoon, January 23, holding her daughter’s Born in East Boston, program hours to ensure said St. John School has the beloved son of the nurses were available also been very bless- hand as she went home to her God in her 104th year. late Frances (Burke) and throughout the day as ed that school parents Rose’s parents were George Winer, he was a well as staggered arrival have been tremendously born in Vittorito, L’Ago- resident of East Boston and dismissal times to supportive since school lia providence of Abruzzo before moving to Win- promote student safety. started. cherished grandmother throp 11 years ago. Mr. Italy, moved to Pennsyl- see and cherished grand- “I do think that hav- “They have done a of Roseann Vargus Pa- WIner was employed as a vania and then resided in father of Kaela and Shane. ing the privilege of great job of reinforc- Everett. Rose married an suy and her husband, concierge for 180 Beacon being able to open for ing the routines that Tony and Tiffany Ingemi; St. and University Green A Funeral Mass in East Boston fellow and be- St. John the Evangelist in-person learning and we have here with their came a lifelong resident of adored great grandmother for over 20 years. to be able to continue is children,” said Cassidy. of Dominic and Gabriella He was the devoted Church, Winthrop was East Boston. She worked followed by interment in really important,” said “They’ve also kept their Pasuy. She is also survived husband of Mary (Capo) at the gumball factory for the Belle isle section of Cassidy. “Our students kids home when they years and then Salvatore by many loving nieces and and the loving father of nephews. Paul E. Winer, Jr. of Win- Winthrop Cemetery. are very grateful and are sick, which I know is Lombardo, Liberty Mar- Arrangements were by they tell us how excited a strain for a family, and ket where she was a meat Family and friends will throp and his companion, gather today, Wednes- Jenn Chavez of Swamp- the Ernest P. Caggiano & they are to be at school tested and quarantined packer for many years un- Son Funeral Home, Win- each day. Our families their kids as needed. All til she retired. day, January 27 from 4 scott and Kim Winer and her companion, John throp. are as well and they see the parents have been She enjoyed traveling, to 7 p.m. at the Ruggiero Family Memorial Home, Hunter of Saugus; dear To send flowers to the the joy that their chil- extremely supportive loved bingo, making cro- family or plant a tree in 971 Saratoga St. (Orient brother of Norma Leach dren get from coming to of our school policies cheted blankets and bak- memory of Paul E. Win- Heights) East Boston and of Winthrop, Priscilla school.” and worked with us to ing delicious anise cook- er, please visit our floral again on Thursday morn- MacDonald of Everett and Cassidy added that ensure our school com- ies. Most of all, she loved store. ing at 8:30 a.m. before Barbara Eaton of Tennes- with appropriate adjust- munity remains healthy being close to her family, she adored her loving chil- leaving in procession to ments St. John School throughout the year.” Sacred Heart Church, has been able to contin- dren, grandchildren and nieces. Brooks St. for a Funeral Italo Freda She lived at the Barnes Mass at 10 a.m. in cele- School Apartments and bration of Rose’s life. Ser- Proprietor of Freda Corp. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 Malden // everyone knew her as vices will conclude with Rose being laid to rest There are also plans for good rooting section.” NANA, her heart was Italo S. Freda, 72, of with her beloved husband, a season-ending Catholic Keane is happy that his filled with love and care. Winthrop and Saugus Dominic in Holy Cross schools’ tournament. Malden Catholic team is Her contagious smile passed away at the Mel- Cemetery. Not many coaches get competing in a season would light up a room. rose-Wakefield Hospital All services will be to build a varsity program amidst the concerns and Her love was endless and on January 10. held in accordance with from the ground floor, but challenges of the coro- unselfish. She lived a very Born in Avellino, Italy, Phase-2 of the Common- Jay Keane was given that navirus. Coaches and long life, outlived all her he came to this country wealth of Massachu- opportunity when MC players must wear masks siblings; she will truly be at an early age residing setts phased reopening became a co-divisional during games and practic- missed. in Chelsea. A graduate of plan due to COVID-19. school (Boys and girls es. She was the beloved Chelsea High School he Capacity will be limited. do not attend academ- “We’re just lucky to be wife of the late Domi- went on to become the Face coverings are re- ic classes together at the playing basketball,” he nic D’Angelico, devoted proprietor of Freda Corp., quired to be worn and so- school and are situated in said. “We talked about it mother of Diane Ingemi a heavy equipment com- cial distancing measures a separate half of the same with the kids how fortu- and her husband, Frank pany building parks for are encouraged. The funeral was con- school building). nate we are to be in the and the late Joanne Var- the City of Boston. For more information ducted from the Caggia- “My original plan when gym. It’s been a challeng- gus and her surviving He was the devoted or to leave an online con- no-O’Maley-Frazier Fu- I applied for the job was ing year but it’s just good husband, William, all of husband of Gina (Campo) dolence, please visit www. neral Home , Winthrop on that in Year 3 we’d be var- to get them in the gym and East Boston; dear sister and the loving father of of the late Nicky, Louie, ruggieromh.com. Italo Freda, Jr.and Greg- Friday, January. Services sity,” said Keane. “But we have some sense of nor- concluded with the in- had a really good fresh- malcy.” Tony, Gina and Marion; ory Freda, both of Sau- gus and Marissa Freda of terment in the Belle Isle man class with a lot of Malden Catholic Di- section of Winthrop Cem- good pieces, and I knew rector of Athletic Bill Winthrop; dear brother of Pauline LoVerme Joseph Freda, Anthony etery. since we were indepen- Raycraft is being lauded To sign the online dent, I’d make my own by coaches, players, and Freda, Gina Musto and Fi- Of Saugus, formerly of East Boston lomena Sellitto and cher- guestbook go to www.cag- schedule and we were parents for being so sup- gianofuneralhome.com. very lucky – a 15-5 record portive of the program ished grandfather of Carli. is pretty respectable for and giving it resources it A Funeral Mass was a first-year program with needs to be competitive. celebrated on Wednesday, only sophomores and “He’s really done a January 20 in St. Anthony freshmen.” great job, especially this of Padua Church for Pau- In Loving Memory of Athletes from several year with all the changes line L. (Carco) LoVerme, ST. JUDE nearby communities are and craziness that’s been 77.who passed away on Richard A. playing varsity basketball, surrounding schools and January 15 following a ‘Richie’ Breault NOVENA including freshmen Luna sports,” said Keane. “He’s long illness. June 24, 1963 – Feb. 1, 2017 May the Sacred Heart of Jesus th Murray and Marcella been great at expanding The beloved wife of 4 Anniversary be adored, glorified, loved and Bonfardeci of Revere and the entire girls’ athletic 39 years to the late John preserved throughout the world Mary Turco of Winthrop. program.” F. LoVerme, Jr., she was now and forever. Sacred Heart Malden Catholic has The future is certainly the cherished mother of of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, added junior varsity and Jessica D. LoVerme and worker of miracles, pray for us. bright for the MC girls’ St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, freshman teams. Jess Pop- basketball program. Saugus Police Patrolwom- pray for us. Say this prayer 9 ken is the junior varsity “No. 1, the school has an, Jenna D. Fennelly and times a day. By the 8th day your coach while Mike Gioia outstanding academics her husband, Patrick J. lovingly survived by her prayer will be answered. It has is the freshman coach. and our athletes love be- Fennelly, all of Saugus; faithful canine compan- We knew little that morning never been known to fail. There are 38 players par- ing at the school,” said dear sister of Emanuel J. that God was going to call your Publication must be promised. ion “Wilson” and by many name. In life we loved you ticipating in the program. Keane. “Girls’ sports are “Mannie” Carco and his nieces, nephews, grand- dearly, in death we do the same. My prayers have been answered. A retired Somerville starting to take off. We wife, Catherine “Cookie” nieces and grandnephews. It broke our hearts to lose you, district fire chief, Keane were the first girls’ team of Malden, Josephine P. Interment was in Puri- you did not go alone; J.M. formerly served as the [at MC] to go varsity last Fauci and her husband, tan Lawn Memorial Cem- for part of us went with you, the head girls basketball year. The school really Leonard of Saugus, John day God called you home etery, West Peabody. You left us peaceful memories, coach at Wilmington High rallied around us and now R. Carco and his wife, Funeral arrangements your love is still our guide; To place a School for eight seasons this year the other pro- Christine of West Pea- were entrusted to the care and though we cannot see you, (2005-13). He played grams are scheduling var- body and Linda A. Larkin and direction of the Ver- you are always at our side. memoriam high school basketball at sity games.” and her husband, Ronald tuccio & Smith, Home for Our family chain is broken, and in the St. Mary’s, Cambridge. Perhaps as early as next E. of Mashpee; devoted nothing seems the same; Funerals. To send online Times Free “My senior year, we season when the MIAA daughter to the late Louis but as God calls us one by one, condolences, please visit the chain will link again. were undefeated and Tournament hopefully re- J. and Dorothy E. “Dora” www.vertuccioandsmith. Press, played Cathedral in the turns, the MC girls basket- (d’Este) Carco. She is also com Forever Missed & Loved please call Always in Our Hearts (Division 3) North finals ball players might realize 781-485-0588 at the old Boston Gar- the incredible experience Cheryl, Richard, & Lexi den,” recalled Keane. that their coach Jay Keane OBITUARIES Effective Jan. 1, 2021 “Cambridge Rindge and enjoyed many years ago: All obituaries and death notices Latin was undefeated and playing a championship will be at a cost of played Don Bosco right game on the famed par- $150.00 per paper. Includes photo.No word Limit. after us, so all the Cam- quet floor of the Boston Please send to bridge fans were rooting Garden. [email protected] Vazza for us. We had a pretty or call 781-485-0588 "Beechwood" Funeral Home 262 Beach St., Revere (781) 284-1127 Danny S. Smith Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral 773 Broadway Revere, MA 02151 www.vazzafunerals.com Phone (781) 284-7756 www.vertuccioandsmith.com Malden Catholic girls varsity basketball head coach Jay 336 Chelsea St., East Boston Keane strategizes with his players during a timeout. 617-567-0910 | www.magrathfuneralhome.com Visit eastietimes.com Page 10 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Wednesday, January 27, 2021 NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION

CONCERNS had 315. All were well “The Chelsea Legal Ser- insecurity and housing. HONORED FOR OVER EVICTION above Chelsea’s numbers. vices Housing Clinic is Food has an easy answer Chelsea did have a lot not only representing she said; Getting resourc- EXEMPLARY WORK MORATORIUM in common with Everett residents of all incomes es and distributing them. EXPIRING and Revere, which also in evictions, but also it is Housing is much different CHELSEA -A key expected a lot of filings making sure they are con- in Chelsea, as there are concern in Chelsea and but so far have not had so nected with services with- so many unofficial and surrounding communi- many. Everett had 87 fil- in our community. complex living situations. ties since last November ings and Revere had 154 For example, she said They aren’t the kind of sit- has been the lifting of – all well-below what was tenants are referred to the uations that would show the eviction moratorium expected and, like Chel- City and other agencies up on official court statis- and how that might affect sea, places where substan- for rent help through the tics. thousands of residents tial resources were direct- state RAFT program and “The numbers may and their housing situa- ed to stemming the tide. also referrals are made show something, but the tions, but initial statistics City Manager Tom Am- to housing agencies. The reality is totally different,” through Jan. 1 from the brosino said he felt really Clinic members right she said. state Housing Court show good about the numbers now are meeting residents The organization has Chelsea seems to be in a and the resources the City twice a week at La Colab- four staff members dedi- good position so far with has marshaled to keep orativa to discuss their op- cated to housing, including a lower number of filed evictions from happening tions. Meanwhile, Greater Norieliz DeJesus. She said evictions for non-payment in large numbers. Boston Legal Services and much of the problem is of rent. “It’s good news and I the Volunteer Lawyers there are tenant subleases, It’s a piece of good don’t have a specific -ex Project are also helping and extended family situa- news in what has been a planation, but we have and representing residents tions, and other non-tradi- huge worry for elected of- put a lot of resources and that make it to court. tional living arrangements ficials and advocates over money to assist people,” “There is a referral net- that disintegrate in the the past several months, he said. “We have helped work in place,” she said. stress of COVID-19. with many worrying that residents fill out RAFT “Our Landlords are also “There are a lot of joblessness as a result of applications and our own doing their part by not people that sublease in the pandemic could lead rental assistance appli- pursuing evictions and the community and who The Chelsea Public Schools would like to congratulate to massive numbers of cations and program. We working with the Clinic out of fear abandon their Grace Noble, Chelsea High School Science Teacher, for people without homes. So have the Chelsea Legal and the City.” homes before they get to being named Mass Insight Education & Research Partners far, that hasn’t come true Aid Clinic and the Evic- State Sen. Sal DiDome- court,” she said. “They of- in Excellence Teacher Award recipient for her exemplary in the official stats, to the tion Task force that inter- nico said keeping up the ten leave because they’re work in Advanced Placement STEM and English Program. relief of everyone. vene quickly. I’m hope- effort will be critical in the getting harassed by the Noble is one of 16 Massachusetts AP teachers being rec- In Housing Court, to ful all of these things are next few months, but he is landlord at times…Oth- ognized for her outstanding contributions to student suc- begin an eviction process helping the situation. encouraged to see that it er tenants may be paying cess during the 2019-2020 academic year. As an honoree, one must file a Summa- These statistics seem to be appears the current efforts their rent, but they’re do- she will be presented with a plaque and $750 honorarium ry Process Eviction for a positive trend.” are succeeding in Everett ing it because they’re bor- in recognition of her achievement. non-payment of rent. It is a At the same time, he and Chelsea. rowing money or they ar- standard process for most said statistics only tell the “We have to continue en’t paying their bills and landlords and tenants, but official story, and he has working to ensure that we letting them skyrocket for it had been frozen during heard from advocates that don’t have any evictions,” heat and electricity. We’ve COVID-19 until last fall many illegal evictions are said Senator DiDomenico. seen where landlords are they’re coming from and state level that get- – when Housing Court happening that don’t show “But, we can see that the using utilities to push ten- family members evicting ting through the last two opened back up for evic- up on paper. work being done in our ants out. They control the other family members,” months and the next four tions in October. “I have no doubt that community through state switches and they turn off she said. “I have a young could be enough to avert a While other locales does occur and that’s why and local partnerships has the lights or heat until they mother who is 18 with a housing disaster – at least have been swamped with we set up the Chelsea Le- had positive outcomes for leave. baby and her mother told on paper. such filings, Chelsea has gal Aid Clinic – a place to many residents. There is “It’s really hard to cat- her to leave because she had just 129 Summary call and get advice,” he still much more work to egorize the situations we couldn’t find a job. She EDUCATORS Process Evictions filed said. “I agree that is a real- be done and we will keep see because there are so was on the street. We had EXPRESS for all of 2020. That was ity in these communities.” pushing to get resources many dynamics, and they to try to find her hous- a little more than 10 per City Solicitor Cheryl to address our housing cri- don’t show up on paper,” ing and a hotel for a few THOUGHTS ON month and showed that Fisher Watson chairs the sis.” she continued. nights. That didn’t show IN-PERSON the City has staved off the effort at the Chelsea Legal On the streets of Chel- She retold the story of up on court stats because LEARNING onslaught of filings that Services Housing Clinic sea though – similar to Ev- a teen mother who was it was within the family – EVERETT - Scores of many expected. It’s not – as it is officially known erett – there is another sto- kicked out of her home in fact her mother.” educators in the Everett the case in other places – and said it has helped ry and that’s the one that by her mother, an eviction Many expect the num- Public Schools sent letters like Worcester, Fall River avoid evictions before doesn’t appear on paper, that wouldn’t show up on bers of filed evictions to with serious concerns to and New Bedford. they happen in court. as Ambrosino said. any statistics, but one that increase in the coming the Everett School Com- Worcester led the state “Chelsea has a unique La Colaborativa Di- creates an emergency situ- months, but a nationwide mittee last week in antic- with 874 filings as of Jan. approach to combating rector Gladys Vega said ation, nonetheless. rebound in the economy is ipation to approve a plan 1 for all of 2020. Spring- evictions and have armed the two things that keep “Some family tenant also predicted for the sec- to move towards a hybrid field had 711, Fall River our residents with dif- her up at night during the situations aren’t show- ond half of 2021 – leading had 604, and Brockton ferent options,” she said. pandemic have been food ing up on paper because many to believe at the City See REGION Page 11

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I’m here to ery region in Massachusetts.” er-PolitoMayor AdministrationMartin Walsh made stronger neighborhoods in ev Marie Butera Thomas Boyan, Sr projects through the Urban talk about whatever you want- Revere is rebuilding its aawarded surprise $500,000 visit to Monday to nine ery region in Massachusetts.” Last week the owners of Agenda Grant Program. The to talk about.” Richard Buttiglieri theMarie Suffolk Butera Downs site, HYM economic and employment night’sprojects Jeffries through Point the Urban Neigh- Revere is rebuilding its Revere arm of The Neigh Agenda Grant Program. The Walsh said when he was InvestmentRichard Buttiglieri Group, LLC, - base by utilizing large-scale borhood Association (JPNA) campaigningeconomic and for employment Mayor of Theresa Conte borhood Developers (TND) Revere arm of The Neigh released its Planned Devel- and high value assets includ - meeting to update residents - Bostonbase by in utilizing 2013 he large-scale constantly Theresa Conte was one group given $50,000 borhood Developers (TND) Dr. Adrian Costanza opment Area Master Plan ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder - on some city issues and have heardand high that value aside assets from ainclud few in funding to help establish was one group given $50,000 - (PDA).Dr. Adrian This Costanza started that a land, a soon-to-close NECCO an informal conversation with waterfronting Suffolk development Downs, Wonder proj- Dorothy Cordaro workforce development ser in funding to help establish - STICKY NOTE 90-day public comment peri- - plant, and the MassDevelop - residents here. ects,land, nothing a soon-to-close much was NECCO going Dorothy Cordaro vices in Revere to support lo Gerardo Iannuzzi od that City Councilor Lydia - ment TDI Waterfront District. workforce“I was sitting development in my office ser - plant, and the MassDevelop cal residents to acquire newly on to improve housing and - EdwardsGerardo isIannuzzi urging East Bos- The program seeks to un whenvices in I made Revere the to decision support tolo - ment TDI Waterfront District. Patricia Muse created jobs. - the economy of the neighbor- Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers,ton State residents Rep. RoseLee to submit Vincent, their lock community-driven re - getcal backresidents out toto civicacquire associ- newly hood.The program seeks to un from your business! Patricia Muse Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito along - Paul Penta, Jr. Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo andcomments. Secretary of Housing and sponses to local obstacles, ationscreated in jobs. the city and talk to lock community-driven re Lt.with Gov. Housing Karyn Polito, and Economic Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers, State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, “Now fast forward to today- Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the announcement of the UrbanPaul AgendaIn itsPenta, filing, Grant Jr. ProgramHYM propos on and promote economic devel peopleLt. Gov. about Karyn the issues,” Polito alongsaid sponses to local obstacles, Antonetta Salamone - BobDevelopment O' Brien of SecretaryRevere Economic Jay Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo- and Secretary of Housing and and now I hear there is too Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. es approximately 10.5 million opment opportunities through Walsh.with Housing “By nature, and Economic admin- and promote economic devel Antonetta Salamone EcomonicAsh came Development to Revere City Jay Hall Ash at the announcement of the Urban Agenda Grant Program on much development going on,”- square feet of development on partnership-building, problem istrationsDevelopment go from Secretary outward Jay saidopment Walsh. opportunities “East Boston through has Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 Mondayto present morning the check in the to theRevere City Council Chambers. the approximately 109 acres solving, and shared account lookingAsh came to toinward Revere looking City Hall so partnership-building, problem Neighborhood Developers. - become one of those neigh- ofObituaries the Suffolk Pages Downs 8 + site9 in ability in urban centers. The Ito realized present I the wanted check to to get the back solving, and shared account “Our administration under borhoods that people want to- Real estate values continue to be strongthe City of Boston.in Revere The multi- - competitive awards offer flex (Top and left) Ac- outNeighborhood and hear from Developers. residents ability in urban centers. The stands the importance of local - INDEPENDENT phased proposal will include Real estate valuesible continue funding for local to efforts be strongtivists in fromRevere Chelsea instead“Our ofadministration relying solely under on - competitiveSee WALSH awards Page offer 5 flex By Sue Ellen Woodcock leadership and its impact on - N E W S P A P E R G R O U P days on the market in 2016. development of a new mixed- that bring together commu and East Boston stands the importance of local ible funding for local efforts INDEPENDENT“2017 was a fantastic year the lives of residents,” said - The number of listings in useNE neighborhood,W S P A P E R G R O U P a 40-acre By Sue Ellen Woodcock daysnity stakeholderson the market to in pursue 2016. stood in solidarity leadership and its impact on that bring together commu The Revere real estate mar to be in real estate,” said Joe Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. “2017 waswith aone fantastic another year - - 2017 also dropped to 265, publicly accessible open economicThe number development of listings ini in - Formerthe lives of residents,” JPNA said nityCo-Chair stakeholders to pursue on the Front Pageket in 2017 was definitely a 10.8 percent down from 297 Mario of Century 21 Ma - “TheThe Urban Revere Agenda real estate Grant mar tiatives. These awards will to be in realTuesday estate,” night said to Joe Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. space system, and two retail - 2017 also dropped to 265, economic development ini good one with higher prices rio Real Estate. “There’s a ketProgram in 2017 relies was on definitely the strong a Mario of Centuryoppose the 21 pro- Ma - $1.5 MILLION FOR in 2016. The good news for squares at Suffolk Downs and 10.8fund percentprojects down in Boston, from 297Clin - - “The Urban Agenda Grant tiatives. These awards will for homes than in 2016, but goodpartnerships one with between higher prices local posed Eversource Renee Scalfani honored NORTHERN STRAND sellers is that the original list- $1.5Beachmontlot of confidenceMILLION MBTA and stations.FOR equity in 2016. The good news for rio Real Estate. “There’s a Program relies on the strong fund projects in Boston, Clin a drop in the number of new forgovernment, homes than non-profits in 2016, but and See TND GRANT , Page 3 Substation along partnerships between local - ing price was matched 100 in The homes. initial For project 35 years phase now sellers is that the original list lot of confidence and equity By John Lynds nee (Scalfani) who served as COMMUNITY TRAIL listings, making home-buying NORTHERN STRAND a drop in the number of new - the Chelsea Creek government, non-profits and See TND GRANT , Page 3 percent of the time. willit’s been include positive. approximately Now is the By Sue Ellen Woodcock Councilloring price was Robert matched Haas 100 Jr. in homes. For 35 years now co-chair of the JPNA for the The Executive Office of an adventure. COMMUNITY1.39 million square TRAIL feet of de- listings, making home-buying At Monday night’s Jeffries The condominium mar - time to sell. Revere is getting percenttried to getof the barriers time. installed it’s been positive. Now is the By Sue Ellen Woodcock Councillorpast 10 years,” Robert said Haas Walsh. Jr. Energy and Environmental “These are the highest pric- velopmentThe Executive consisting Office 520,000 of an Foradventure. years the abutters of Point Neighborhood Associa- ket saw similar trends with the overflow from the Boston in 2011The condominium and received nomar re tried“It is to with get great barriers appreciation installed Affairs has approved a $1.5 es we’ve seen in the last eight Energysquare feet and of Environmental corporate use RouteEast“These 1 have areBoston, putthe uphighest with pric-the Chelsea stand- timein to solidaritysell. Revere is getting tion (JPNA) meeting, former the median sales price at ketsponse. saw similar trends with For years the abutters of inthat 2011 we honorand received someone no with re million grant regarding the years,” said Maureen Celata, Affairsandmarket amenity hasand approvedpeople space, are three a moving $1.5 noisees we’ve from seen millions in the oflast cars, eight the overflow from the Boston longtime JPNA Co-Chair - $315,000, up 16.7 percent the“We median should sales get price more at re Route 1 have put up with the sponse.her heart and soul who was development of the Northern owner/broker of MCelata Real millionresidentialto Revere. grant buildings, regarding and the a andyears,” now said some Maureen city councillors Celata, - market and people are moving Renee Scalfani was honored over 2016. Days on the mar - over proposed$315,000,spect Eversource from up the 16.7 state percent and fed Substation noise from millions of cars, truly“We the should “Mayor” get moreof Jeffries re Strand Community Trail led Estate. “And 2018 is going to portionMario of said the Revere townhomes is desir wantowner/broker to have Mayor of MCelata Brian Real Ar - by Mayor Martin Walsh, City - ket also dropped from 67 in development of the Northern - - overeral government,” 2016. Days on Patch the mar said.. to Revere. and now some city councillors spectPoint.” from the state and fed by a Revere on the Move part be another banner year. Inven proposed along Waldemar Av- rigoEstate. contact “And the 2018 MassDOT is going toto - Councilor Lydia Edwards, - - - 2016 to 47 days on the market Strandable because Community of its proximity Trail led By John Lynds ketKeefe also dropped noted that from more 67 af in Mario said Revere is desir want to have Mayor Brian Ar As the neighborhood’s no- tory is low now, but everyone eastern corner of the City - source’s proposed substation - - eral government,” Patch said.. ner organization, Bike to the “Inventory is low now and byenueto Boston,a Revere totaling and on more it’sthe a thanMove hidden 800 part installbe another barriers banner along year. Route Inven 1 - fluent communities are often rigoRep. contact Adrian the Madaro MassDOT and the to table community groups like - Yards2016 to in 47 East days Eagle on the Square market able because of its proximity Keefe noted that more af - Perfect for: Community Reminders,Sea. is looking to the spring.” everyone is looking toward nerhousing organization, units. Phase Bike I also to the in- betweentoryEnvironmentalists, is low Route now, 16 but and everyone activ- Cope - granted sound barriers. along the Chelsea Creek. installJPNA barriersboard. along Route 1 JPNA and Orient Heights gem with a beautiful beach. to the“Inventory western is corner. low now The and to Boston, and it’s a hidden fluent communities are often Revere has a one-mile According to figures from land Circle. For two years, local en- Walsh, along with JPNA the spring,” Celata said Sea. ists,is looking residents to the and spring.” elected originaleveryoneWard location2 isCouncillor looking on thetoward Ira east- No between Route 16 and Cope - grantedhave been sound taken barriers. over by new stretch in North Revere. The the Massachusetts Associa SeeMario SUFFOLK is looking DOWNS forward Page 5 Ward 5 Councillor Charles - vironmentalistsgem with a beautiful on the beach. East- Chair Mary Cole, presented - The rental market is also Revere has a one-mile officialsAccording on both to figures sides of from the ernthevoselsky spring,”portion pointed of Celata the outcity-owned said that Sau land Circle. bloodWard and 2 Councillor newer community Ira No Northern Strand Community tion of Realtors, the median to the spring market, drawing Patch, Ward 4 Councillor - ie andMario Chelsea is looking sides forward of the Scalfani, one of the longest - strong with rents ranging from stretch in North Revere. The Chelseathe Massachusetts Creek are Associastanding in- parcelgusThe got was rental barriers approved market along isby Route also the Ward 5 Councillor Charles voselskygroups like pointed Harbor out View that Sauhave Trail has been in development sales prices was $376,250, from Boston and surrounding Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 Creekto the springhave launched market, drawinga visual, continuously serving mem- - See DeLEO Page 3 $1,200 to $3,000. Cleat noted Northern Strand Community solidaritytion of Realtors, in firm the opposition median EFSBstrong1 installed lastwith year. along rents aranging new ball from Patch, Ward 4 Councillor gusemerged, got barriers Scalfani along remained Route a a 4.9 increase over prices in Councillor Joanne McKen media and talking campaign bers of any East Boston com- for over 20 years. The North that if someone is paying big Trailcommunities. has been Hein development added that salesagainst prices Eversource’s was $376,250, plan to - $1,200field.In its to Notice $3,000. of ProjectCleat noted from Boston and surrounding Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 1fixture installed in alongEastie’s a newcommunity ball Revere segment is a major 2016. See DeLEO Page 3 TRASH naaplace 4.9 teamed increasea substation up on over a atmotion prices the City inat against Eversource’s plans Councillormunity group Joanne board, McKen with a process for as long as anyone Share a message of support with the rent they just might be capable forthe over Revere 20 School years. The system North is “It’s a quality-of-life is communities. He added that Changethat if someone Eversource is paying seeks bigap- - to place the substation at the golden gavel. - field. part in the project that creates Homes also were also on of buying and taking advan Revere segment is a major last2016.Yards last in week’s East Boston council along meet - provalsue,” he to said. move the Substation na teamed up on a motion at can remember. - alsoNOTICE a draw for buyers. rent they just might be capable Citythe Revere Yards Schoolin Eagle system Square. is “I just want to honor Re- “It’s a quality-of-life is - a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail the market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyers part in the project that creates ing.theHomes Chelsea Patch alsosaid Creek. werehe and also the on late 190Barriers feet to arethe easilywestern seen side of last last week’s council meet “ItDue all addsto the topresident's the future of buying and taking advan - alsoAt a the draw meeting, for buyers. U.S. Con- - sue,” heSee said. JPNA Page 3 running from West Everett, percent increase over the 56 a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail theLast market week 41 in days, Eastie, a 26.8 the ing. Patch said he and the late Have you ever had an idea programs. growth of Revere,” he said. thetage City of first-time Yards lot. homebuyersThe scope gresswoman“It all adds Ayanna to the future Pressley, Barriers are easily seen through Malden and Revere Task Force. Both the ATOD runningsityDay in childrenHoliday from West, andon Monday, Everett, adults. percentstate’s Energy increase Facility over the Siting 56 of the upcoming meeting is for how you could make im Have you ever had an idea programs. who represents both East Bos- to the Saugus River and soon - Task Force and Revere on the throughTheFebruary ATOD Malden 18Taskth and Force Revere fund Board (EFSB) held a pub- limitedTask Force. to Eversource’s Both the ATOD pro- growth of Revere,” he said. provements to the Revere , 2019 Trash - forREVERE how you could RECREATION make im HOSTS PAINTtonsity and in children Chelsea, and sent adults. a video into Lynn. The North Revere Move are initiatives of the toed theprojects Saugus totaling River $9,500and soon to lic meeting to discuss Ever- - posedTask Force relocation and Revere of the sub-on the community? So have the ap will be delayed by one day. provements to the Revere testimonyThe ATOD from Task her Force office fund in - REVERE RECREATION HOSTS PAINT segment allows users to en - MGH Revere CARES Coa - intoreduce Lynn. youth The substance North Revere use, source’s& SKATE Notice of ProjectNIGHT ATstationMove CRONIN are from initiatives its current ofRINK thesite - plicants to the mini-grant pro community? So have the ap Washington,ed projects totaling D.C. $9,500 to joy spectacular views of the - lition. Revere on the Move segmentimproveCapitol allows theirWaste mental Services, users health,to en Change that moves the pro- - onMGH the Revereeastern CARESside of the Coa city grams hosted by Revere on Inc.- posedplicants substation to the mini-grant from the pro - reduce“I’m youthyour sister substance in solidari- use, & SKATE NIGHT AT CRONIN RINK Rumney Marsh. is additionally co-led by the joyand spectacularincrease opportunities views of the for - parcellition. Revereto its new on proposed the Move lo- Schedules, Coupons, Sales, the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Initia grams hosted by Revere on ty,”improve said Pressley. their mental “This health, at its The funding, awarded - Rumneypositive youthMarsh. engagement. cation.is additionally co-led by the bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re the Move and the Alcohol, To bestand increase is poor urban opportunities planning for through the Executive Office - TheIn addition funding, to awarded the mini- - HealthyEversource Community said the Initia two - Force; and this time, these vere. bacco and Other Drugs Task andpositive at its youth worst engagement. an injustice. It of Energy and Environmental throughgrants already theOur Executive funded, Offices OfficeRevere will be 115-kVtives Office transmission at the City lines of Re- is unconscionable that a com- ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000 Force; and this time, these In addition to the mini- Affairs’ (EEA) Gateway City ofon Energy the Move and has Environmental extended thatvere. would connect to the sub- reality. was awarded to fund ideas to ideas are going to become a munitygrants already already funded, overburdened Revere Parks Program, enables the Affairs’their permanent (EEA) Gateway change and City stationThis would year over no longer $20,000 be Every year a group of Re - make Revere a healthier place reality. withon the environmental Move has extended injustices design of the trail, develop Parksprogram Program, mini-grant enables appli the routedwas awarded along Condorto fund andideas East to wouldtheir permanent be put in harm’s change way and community! - vere residents and institution CLOSED- - to work, to play, and to raise Every year a group of Re - Eaglemake Reverestreets ifa thehealthier substation place ment of bid-ready construc - al leaders meet together to designcations of to the Sunday, trail, develop March 4. andprogram have mini-grantthose existing appli health a family. The Revere on the - vere residents and institutionth - isto placedwork, to in play, the western and to raise por- - tion documents, and receipt select the awardees of mini- mentUp to of$1,395Monday, bid-ready is available construc forFebruary 18 hazardscations to exacerbated. Sunday, March The 4. Longtime JPNA Co-Chair Renee Scalfani (third from right) Move mini-grant program - al leaders meet together to tiona family. of the The parcel. Revere on the of all necessary construction grants offered to the public tionideas documents, that make it and easier receipt to communityUp to $1,395 should is available be a part for honored by Mayor Martin Walsh, the JPNA board and Eastie’s offered $10,605 in funding in observanceselect the of awardees of mini- Local environmentalists permits. When completed, the through the community-led ofeat all healthy necessary and beconstruction active for Move mini-grant program ofideas planning that make and itI know easier when to elected officials during Monday night’s meeting. From left, for permanent changes, pro grants offered to the public from Eastie and Chelsea have trail will span 10 miles and organizations, Revere on the - all. The application is open offered $10,605 in funding weeat organize healthy and we bewin active and this for Steve Gringas from Rep. Madaro’s office, JPNA’s Cindy Baxter, gram implementation, and permits. When completed, the through the community-led called on the EFSB to explore President’ for permanent changes, pro - all. The application is open JPNA’s Dan Bailey, City Councilor Lydia Edwards, Renee Scalfani See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 Move and the Alcohol, Tobac- youth-led projects that would trail will span 10 miles and organizations,s Day Revere on the alternatives to placing Ever- co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) See MINI GRANTS Page 3 gram implementation, and and JPNA’s Mary Cole. help prevent or reduce obe See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 Move and the Alcohol, Tobac See EVERSOURCE Page2 Announcements, Programs and more! - - youth-led projects that would See MINI GRANTS Page 3 co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) help prevent or reduce obe Our Offices will be - TRASH RuggieroOur Offices Family will be Memorial Home Price subject TRASH to change NOTICE OPEN without Price subject “Proud to welcome to our staff Mark Tauro, former owner and director of Rapino, notice Due to thepresident's to change NOTICE OPEN Monday, February 19th without notice .55 Day Holiday, on Monday, Due to thepresident's Monday, FebruaryKirby-Rapino 19th Funeral Homes” $ th Per February 19 , 2018 Trash Day Holiday, on Monday, • Ample Off Street Parking • Complimentary Valet Parking • Nonsectarian Gallon President’s .55Day $ th Per February 19 , 2018 Trash • 1002 Gal. 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Region // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 in-person education mod- many in the ranks were a will be chaired by Coun- on floors two through six comes to a place to call riots and identify the un- el. bit taken by surprise. cilor Michael McLaughlin and offering two-months home. That’s why we derpinnings of this vio- The School Commit- Some School Commit- and co-chaired by Coun- free! Pre-leasing for the continually strive to pro- lence. tee meeting took place tee members and Supt. cilor Anthony DiPierro. top floors of Caldwell is vide beautiful living envi- “We encourage students on Tuesday night due to Priya Tahiliani have said All councilors will be also happening now. ronments and innovative and help them to share the Martin Luther King over the past week that the members of this commit- To learn more about services that enhance the their feelings and know Jr. holiday, and came af- game-changer in the con- tee. Caldwell, please visit living experience. We take that ultimately we will be ter deadlines for the pa- versation was the intro- The Committee on www.livecaldwell.com or pride in knowing that our safe through this period of per. That said, the topic of duction of the COVID-19 Business and Develop- call the leasing office at homes are inviting places turmoil,” said Kelly. moving to a hybrid in-per- vaccine, and that it could ment is to be chaired by 781-386-4911. For addi- for residents to celebrate Mayor Brian Arrigo, son model came up at the become available as soon Councilor Rosa DiFlorio tional information, check life’s important moments. who once lived in Wash- last meeting and an initial as early February for Ev- and co-chaired by Coun- out Caldwell on Instagram For more information, ington, D.C., said the vio- plan for the move had the erett educators. That, cilor Michael Marchese. and Facebook. please visit www.greystar. lence in the Capitol really schools returning grade Tahiliani said, was one Members will be Council- Entries will be accepted com. hit home. by grade starting on Feb. reason things changed so ors John Hanlon and Ger- now through January 31, “Obviously the events 1. Meanwhile, last week rapidly with the plan. ly Adrien. 2020 LOCAL LEADERS are heartbreaking,” said there were talks between The letter on Tuesday The Government Oper- Entries can be sent ADDRESS CAPITOL Arrigo. “As a former D.C. the School Administration from educators asked for ations and Public Safety to Caldwell via email, resident. I have a special and the Everett Teachers clarification on three key Committee will be chaired emma@dpacommunica- EVENTS place in my heart for that Association about a con- questions from the mem- by Councilor Stephanie tions.com. REVERE - The January city and to see what’s un- crete timeline for the re- bership. Martins and co-chaired by The Procopio Compa- 6 assault on Capitol Hill folded really hit home. turn. That timeline is ex- The first was about not Councilor Jimmy Tri Le. nies is a third-generation where Trump supporters What we’re seeing is real- pected to be shared at the being included int eh con- Members will be Council- real estate development broke into the Halls of ly sad but I think the sad- Tuesday night meeting. versation and planning on ors Richard Dell Isola and and construction firm Congress and tried to stop dest part of the whole sit- However, prior to that the hybrid plan – asking McLaughlin. based in Lynnfield, Mas- the Senate from certify- uation is how predictable educators from across the why educators and admin- The Legislative Affairs sachusetts. Founded in ing the Electoral College it is and has been for the district sent a mass mail- istrators were not included and Elections Committee 1950, The Procopio Com- votes and officially name last several weeks. What ing to members of the in the planning. will be chaired by DiP- panies exist to develop Joe Biden as the next Pres- we were seeing was an at- Committee saying they Second, the letter asks ierro and co-chaired by extraordinary places to ident of the United States tack and an assault on our had major concerns about for an explanation of why DiFlorio. Councilors Fred live that are equally valu- shocked the nation. democracy and it has to be returning to the classroom the key metric of being Capone and Martins will able to our investors, our The violence of the acknowledged and con- and felt they weren’t at the below 5 percent positiv- be members. residents and the commu- day left five people dead, demned.” table. ity rate suddenly doesn’t The Ways & Means nities in which we build. several law enforcement To Revere’s Public “As an educator of the apply. Committee will be Our development process officers injured and put School students and fami- Everett Public School Dis- Finally, the letter asks chaired by Marchese and is rooted in three genera- an eternal blemish on the lies, Arrigo said the city is trict, I am very concerned why such a disruptive co-chaired by DiFlorio. tions of experience in gen- country’s peaceful transfer preparing to have support regarding the strategy to move to hybrid in-person Members will be Le and eral contracting, site work of power. services available. move to a hybrid teaching education is being consid- Dell Isola. and project management, In Revere, the news “I thank Dr. Kelly for model when the pandem- ered when it could be risk- and our unique perspec- footage from Washington, being so proactive in be- ic is currently raging at ing lives and instruction LOCAL ARTISTS tive is fueled by the idea D.C., that day shook city ing able to make sure that dangerously high levels,” likely won’t improve. NEEDED that even after 70 years, leaders to their core. our students are able to read the letter. “At the It wasn’t immediately we can still find new and At a School Committee process these challenging LYNN - Caldwell, the time of writing this letter, available how many letters better ways to deliver the meeting following the vio- things that we’re seeing 10-story multi-use com- Everett’s positivity rate is were sent to members of best homes for our resi- lence of January 6, Revere unfold,” said Arrigo. “I munity featuring smart 14.5%. While this is not the School Committee by dents. For more informa- School Superintendent Dr. appreciate the fact that open-concept apartments, unique to Massachusetts educators, but it was be- tion, please visit www. Dianne Kelly and Revere we are able to have those modern amenities, and lo- or the rest of the country, lieved on first glance that procopiocompanies.com. Mayor Brian Arrigo, who kinds of supports available cal retail partners, looks to the concept of gravitating hundreds were e-mailed. About Greystar: serves as president of the and that we’re focused on enlist local artists in creat- to a hybrid model is very Back in 1993, when committee in his capac- making sure that our fam- ing a design to be featured premature and puts all Founder, Chairman and ity as mayor, addressed ilies and our children in MATEWSKY MAKES on their custom branded educators, students, and CEO Bob Faith set out the incident and told the the district can handle the COMMITTEE masks. administrators at risk… to build Greystar, he en- committee resources were trauma that they’re seeing Artists are encouraged Please do what is right for ASSIGNMENTS visioned the need for a being made available for unfold on TV. With that, to think creatively and our community and allow EVERETT - Council rental housing industry students and families. as Dr. Kelly said, I want come up with something this to be a transparent President Wayne Matews- leader – a blue-chip com- “I want to begin to- to impress upon the fact that represents the City of process where all stake- ky doled out Committee pany that operated with night by recognizing what that we are here to create Lynn and its surrounding holders have a voice.” assignments last week, the highest integrity and happened in our Nation’s safe spaces for our resi- areas. The design must Across the board, many with most everyone find- character in delivering Capital,” said Kelly. “It’s dents and for our families also include Caldwell’s educators in the Everett ing a place on a Commit- world-class services to both shocking and heart- and we will continue to do logo or brand elements Public Schools have con- tee. residents, property owners breaking and nothing I that.” somewhere within the de- cerns about the district’s Matewsky has said un- and investors. With a win- ever thought that I would Arrigo said what trans- sign to qualify. The artist plan to move students der his leadership this year ning strategy and focus on see in the United States of pired on January 6, was whose design is chosen by back into the classroom, there will be fewer Com- people, Greystar continues America. It is very trou- certainly some of the the Caldwell team will be even on a staggered basis. mittees of the Whole and to meet that need, guided bling without a doubt.” worst acts he’s seen but included in press outreach That sentiment has been more Committee meet- by the mission of enrich- Kelly said Revere Pub- was optimistic things will to local media, will be fea- growing stronger over ings. He said he would ing the lives we tough by lic School’s administrative get better soon. . tured on Caldwell’s social the past several weeks as rely on the Committee sys- doing things the right way. team immediately began “I know that better days media accounts, and any cases have surged in Ev- tem to work out the details Over the years, Greystar working to put resources are ahead,” said Arrigo. art the artists may have for erett after the holidays, of issues, and that would has learned what’s im- together for teachers and “But it’s really a heart- sale can be showcased in and many educators have hopefully shorten Council portant to people when it students to help both kids breaking scene to watch.” Caldwell’s common areas. only recently learned of meetings and bring about and adults process these The custom masks will the plan. Some have said better legislation in a more be given out to the winner the membership of the timely manner. and residents of Caldwell. ETA didn’t even expect a He announced five Additional masks will be discussion about return- committees for the com- donated to local business- LET’S SUPPORT OUR ing until positivity rates ing legislative year, with es and non-profit organi- were at least below 5 per- a revived Celebrations zations. Caldwell is cur- cent. With those rates now Committee still under FAVORITE QUARTERBACK, TB12 rently accepting residents approaching 15 percent, consideration. The Budget Committee for their apartment homes listings to celebrate TB12 $ TH dvertising $ IN HIS 10TH SUPERBOWL Online A 12 vailable is A ACTUAL Showcase Your Business, Open AD SIZE VS House, or More with an online ad! in pixels Clients and Customers W: 160px are just a click away! H: 600px THIS YEAR GAME DAY IS ALL ABOUT 00 — $300 per month per site — List Your Super Bowl Specials, Weekly THE in inches THE FOOD specials, best-sellers or more! INDEPENDENT W: 2.2222” NEWSPAPERS You decide! 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The job estimates Workforce Development Health Services. ployment Overview ty lost -9,200 (-3.8%) jobs ployed and 271,800 were are derived from a month- announced last Friday. The December unem- Professional, Scien- over the month. Over the unemployed, for a total ly sample survey of em- The Bureau of Labor ployment rate was 0.7 per- tific and Business - Ser year, Leisure and Hospital- labor force of 3,658,500. ployers. As a result, the Statistics’ preliminary job centage points above the vices gained 8,400 (+1.4%) ity lost 145,800 (-38.4%) The unemployment rate at two statistics may exhibit estimates indicates Mas- national rate of 6.7 percent jobs over the month. Over jobs. 7.4 percent was up by 0.7 different monthly trends. sachusetts lost 600 jobs in reported by the Bureau of the year, Professional, Sci- Education and Health percentage points from the The Bureau of Labor Sta- December. This follows Labor Statistics. entific and Business - Ser Services lost -2,800 November estimate of 6.7 tistics implemented the last month’s revised gain The labor force in- vices lost 9,900 (-1.6%) (-0.4%) jobs over the percent. The December Current Population Survey of 12,600 jobs. Over the creased by 70,400 from jobs. month. Over the year, Edu- labor force increased by level-shift outliers into the month, the private sector 3,588,100 in November, Trade, Transporta- cation and Health Services 70,400 from 3,588,100 in estimation models to in- added 5,200 jobs as gains as 39,800 more residents tion and Utilities added lost 66,500 (-8.1%) jobs. November, as 39,800 more corporate the state claims occurred in Profession- were employed and 30,600 6,100 (+1.1%) jobs over Information lost 800 residents were employed, and CES inputs starting al and Business Services; more residents were unem- the month. Over the year, (-0.9%) jobs over the and 30,600 more residents with the revised March es- Trade, Transportation, ployed over the month. Trade, Transportation month. Over the year, were unemployed over the timates. These level shifts And Utilities; Construc- Over the year, the state’s and Utilities lost 30,700 Information lost 4,300 month. The labor force preserved movements in tion; Manufacturing; and seasonally adjusted unem- (-5.3%) jobs. (-4.6%) jobs. participation rate, the share published estimates that Financial Activities. Loss- ployment rate increased by Construction added Other Services lost 100 of working age popula- the models otherwise es occurred in Leisure and 4.6 percentage points. 2,600 (+1.8%) jobs over jobs OTM (-0.1%) jobs tion employed and unem- would have discounted as Hospitality; Education and The state’s labor force the month. Over the year, over the month. Over the ployed, was up 1.2 percent- sampling error. Seasonal Health Services; Informa- participation rate – the to- Construction has lost year, Other Services are age points over the month factors, which were sus- tion; Other Services and tal number of residents 16 11,300 (-7.0%) jobs. down -25,900 (-18.7%) at 64.5 percent. Over the pended beginning with Government. or older who worked or Manufacturing gained jobs. year, the labor force was the March estimates, have From December 2019 were unemployed and ac- 800 (+0.3%) jobs over Government lost -5,800 down 175,800 from the been resumed and were ap- to December 2020, BLS tively sought work in the the month. Over the year, (-1.4%) jobs over the 3,834,300 December 2019 plied starting with the June estimates Massachusetts last four weeks – was up by Manufacturing lost -6,500 month. Over the year, estimate, with 340,900 estimates. lost 335,400 jobs. Loss- 1.2 percentage points over (-2.7%) jobs. 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U.S. Attorney’s office returns more than $235 million in fiscal year 2020 to crime victims U.S. Attorney Andrew more than $235 million The 94 U.S. Attorney’s ered government money tions, in Fiscal Year 2020 to restore funds to crime E. Lelling has announced in collections, restitution Offices jointly collected lost to fraud or other of- the Office’s Asset Re- victims and for a variety that the District of Mas- to crime victims, and as- over $8 billion in civil and fenses. Settlements with covery Unit was respon- of law enforcement pur- sachusetts collected more set forfeitures, in 2020 criminal actions in the fis- three pharmaceutical sible for the collection poses. than $235 million in crim- alone,” said U.S. Attorney cal year ending Sept. 30, companies for illegal use of $77,933,472 in resti- U.S. Attorneys’ Of- inal and civil actions in Andrew E. Lelling. “The 2020. The $8,064,931,805 of third-party foundations tution for crime victims, fices, along with the- De Fiscal Year 2020. Of this District of Massachusetts in collections in FY 2020 as conduits to pay kick- as well as forfeiture of partment’s litigating di- amount, $208,282,537 has long been a leader in represents nearly four backs account for the of- $22,449,306 in criminal visions, are responsible was collected in civ- financial recoveries in the times the appropriated fice’s largest civil collec- proceeds or other proper- for enforcing and col- il actions, including areas of health care fraud, $2.25 billion budget for tions. In September 2020, ty involved in crimes. The lecting civil and criminal $77,933,472 in restitution securities fraud and civil the 94 U.S. Attorneys’ Of- Gilead Sciences paid $97 Asset Recovery Unit lo- debts owed to the U.S. for crime victims, and settlements, and we will fices. million and Novartis cates, seizes, and forfeits and criminal debts owed $27,194,175 was collect- continue to aggressively The largest civil col- paid $51 million in July proceeds of crime, in- to federal crime victims. ed in criminal actions. pursue collections that re- lections were from affir- 2020, and Sanofi-Aven- cluding health care fraud, The law requires defen- “I’m proud of the work turn money to victims of mative civil enforcement tis paid $11.85 million in securities fraud, mail and dants to pay restitution to the civil and criminal crime and U.S. taxpayers, cases by the Office’s Af- February. wire fraud, drug traffick- victims of certain federal prosecutors in my of- and deprive criminals of firmative Civil Enforce- In addition to these ing, as well as money crimes who have suffered fice have done to secure their ill-gotten gains.” ment Unit, which recov- civil and criminal collec- and property involved in a physical injury or finan- money laundering. The cial loss. While restitution Unit pursues forfeiture of is paid to the victim, crim- ill-gotten gains both do- inal fines and felony- as mestically and abroad and sessments are paid to the works closely with units Department’s Crime Vic- Stuck at Home? across the Office and its tims Fund, which distrib- More People Home means More Projects, More Painting, More Repairs law enforcement part- utes the funds collected ners to ensure that crime to federal and state victim Now through March, Advertise in our papers at a rate that can’t be beat! doesn’t pay. 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I have    Wynn Resorts believesEastie THURSDAY, By John Lynds especiallyPOST important IT for VOLUME 20, No. 57 will succeed her father, the cherished watching him for THOSE WHO CAN FOR THOSE IN NEED FUNDRAISER older adults,Call Yourespecially “ HUD” toll-free at 1-800-669- Pressley differ Advertising Rep late Ronald Jannino, as Re- theAugust last 35 years 6, 2020 shape and SchoolDr. Jim Pedulla, Committee Med- those older than 65, who    WEDNESDAY Encore has more By John Lynds (781)485-0588 on police REVEREvere’s representative JOURNAL on the advance hthe REVEREtechnical e ed- y n n JOURNALo u r nical Director, a L Neighbor- are at a much higher risk August 5, 2020 Northeast Regional Voca- Tucation inINDEX the city. And I L J for becoming very sick or  YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1890 With the COVID-19 Thursday, August 6, 2020 hood PACE of East Bos- in schools demand thantional School allowed Committee. Policehope that in the next three 2 adopts hybrid learning 9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPERpandemic keeping most SINCEYOUR 1881 HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER tonSINCE Neighborhood 1881 Health dying from infection. 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 THURSDAY, AUgUST 6, 2020 By Seth Daniel to provide due to toughpeople at home,LYNN backyards FAMILY FORWARD RESOURCE CENTER EditorialBy Seth Daniel 4 distinction35 for CENTS 35 years on much as he has for the City model for fall 2020 COVID-19 restrictions.have Sportsbeen sanctuaries for 7 Newweek 550-unit although the inci apartment- clude--but are not excluded at 617-565-5308. The toll free 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. Police 16+17 VOLUME 19, No. 41 bor closed for all of the sec- and probably disproportionresidentsVOLUME- trying 19, to enjoyNo. the41 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 number for the hearing impaired 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 is 1-800-927-9275.  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. School Superintendenttures through the Dr.quarter to “Iespecially just want given to thanktheir reduc you- ingElam forward works to nextfor a week’s foodAgenda tent, Jim Grant Nestor, Program. Lynda TheDiMuro, economic Mary Jane and Abery, employment Tina Baptista, Nancy Williams-Anderson, economic and employment commentsMary Annabout Rich“demilita- Marie Butera The forum will featureditchy bitesNEWS on those tryingBriefs Managingmodel, DirectorAgenda Winthrop’s Michael Grant Program. returnBy- Theofing land four directlydays a week. off the Gener- the Class of 2020 across However, the Class of Dianne Kellypay employees informed their the regular all – tionsMayor in costs Arrigo, and staffing. the CityMarie service Butera distributor. “I work Alice Anderson and Gabe Baptista during last Wednesday’s annual fundraiser for the Win- rizingings thereport schools,” call onsome Tuesday- EHS band finds safe way to move into uncertain fall season State Rep. 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. Buttiglieri “Representingborhoodthrop-based Developers “Those (TND)Who Can week. forand Those high invalue Need.” assets See includmore photos-tion that on Pagewill 14.kick off this chosenborhood option Developers two, which (TND) to eachand of high the valueoptions assets and includ- Staff Report this project is something remarkable new develop- amounted to $19.3 million even in this environment,”cookout with family mem- Greeley, Associate Casey Grif- CarlobutKarl CEODeMaria Warren Matt took Maddox excep- did deal. a strange time since the that Revere High is con- mittee – for giving me this ARTwith peopleON DISPLAY who come from the entire community can ment, hoping they could over quarter. That amountcillor) he said.Damali “As theVidot volume bers.for my community on enviwasThe- one East group Boston given Neigh $50,000- ingOnSlamet SuffolkFriday, said August Downs, Sherman 31,Wonder the Lynn-month Family is online delivery willwas allow one for group two in-person given $50,000 option ing two Suffolk best Downs, fits Wonderthe - tionObituaries to as they have Pgs had 8-9 a For hundreds of RevereTheresa COVID-19 Conte pandemic tinuing to honor the wishes opportunity today,” ElamTheresa vocational Conte education back- fin, Director Devlin Man and have one high-point aboutJust a few short weeks appreciate during such share a bit more about the was a commitment madethe comesdistrict back, representingwe believe ONronmental AUGUST injustices 16 is borhoodonein funding Health to help Center’s establish &land, Cherie’s a soon-to-close Beezy NECCO Bees from the Farmers Market. daysin of funding learning, to and help three establish Pleaseland, see DEVELOPMENTa soon-to-close Page NECCO 3 long record of successful “I can’t even enjoy my Forward Resource Center gave out 48 Senior Financial Analyst Nick Encore – saying there wasago, signsHigh of School activity (RHS) and seniors,tryingDr. times.Adrian shuttered What Costanza began schools Kick-Off, back the in process of ofthe re Class- by ofMaddox 2020 atand the al closure- said we’llfollowing have a positive the (earnvote.- will be on hand one or two Using the WhatsGood youth relationship building Charlestown and Chelsea.yard,”Dr. It Adrian saidofThe the OrientCostanzaW reasonsinthrop Heights IArt became Asso (EBNHC)- workforcein-Logan Let’s development Family Get Mo ser-faces- plant,“summer adversity and fun the buckets” MassDevelop with to 35 -a local positive fami- attitude remoteworkforce days for development students in serSee- HYBRIDplant, LEARNING and the MassDevelop Page 3 - excitementthe last returned year toof the high on school July 1 asMarch. a multi-week turning to a “new normal,”low them toof thetake resort, the leadand continuedon “I reallyings), appreciateespecially with being re- See ELAM Page 6 withinmore that demand program andin othBoston- will also feature State Rep. ciationvolved (WAA) in politics is pleasedin thevin firstvices East in RevereBoston to supportFarmers lo - Wednesdaysmentlies. 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Library News OHNC members votes down one East Boston Branch of East Boston Branch YA a group of likeminded project, hear info on two other projects the Boston Public Library librarian Paul Flagg will young adults to help hold has started the following monitor students through- you accountable and cheer By John Lynds those smaller units do Drago said he and his upcoming teen programs: out the video call. Upon you on? not attract families to the client held an abutters entering the space, stu- Members of the Orient neighborhood. LaRaia said meeting in early January Introduction to Tarot w/ dents will be asked their Homework Assistance Heights Neighborhood the design at 1209 Bern- and got overwhelming sup- Kiki Dombrowski first name, grade level, Program (HAP) at the Council (OHNC) voted nington attempts to address port from neighbors. Most Wednesday, January 27, and school. Boston Public Library against one development those concerns. agreed that Hamzeh is a 2021—7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Students will be split Every Monday, Tues- project at the group’s Jan- At the meeting OHNC ‘great’ neighbor and wished Online event into breakout rooms by day, Wednesday, & Thurs- uary meeting last week members said some abut- to support his proposal. Description level of education—mid- day—3:30 – 5:30 p.m. and heard informational ters had questions about Finally, OHNC mem- Have you ever won- dle school, high school, Online event presentations on two other setbacks and direct abutters bers heard information on dered what each tarot card and college or university. Description development projects. had questions of the pro- the proposed project at 90 means? Or why tarot card If you’d like to work to- The Boston Public Li- OHNC members voted posed fence, shadows and Ashley Street. Owner Rob- readers use different lay- gether in small groups or brary offers free online 39 to 1 in opposition to the the proposed removal of a ert DeLeo wants to erect a outs? Want to learn how socialize with fellow stu- homework help, men- proposal at 1209 Benning- large tree on the property. two-family dwelling on a to read tarot for yourself dents, additional breakout torship, and social time ton Street. Ricky and Josh There were also some vacant lot. and your friends? Join tar- rooms can be created upon provided by trained, Crespo have proposed to concerns over the height The proposed two-fami- ot card reader Kiki Dom- request. high-achieving high raze the existing building and density of the proposal ly will be constructed as a browski for an introduc- school students. The and erect a four-story, sev- and suggested knocking an duplex with two-bedroom, tory class on the basics of #21for2021 : 21 Goals Homework Assistance en-unit residential dwelling entire floor off the proposal two-bathroom units in tarot! for 2021 Program (HAP) is avail- with five off-street parking while others suggested just each. The proposal also in- This program is open Sunday, January 31, able Monday, Tuesday, spaces. reducing the total number cludes two off-street park- to teens and young adults. 2021—1:00 – 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, and Thurs- Architect from Joy St. of units. ing spaces Registrants will receive an Online event day, 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m., Design, Trea LaRaia, said For the second project, email with the Zoom link Description from September 21, 2020 the Crespos have worked residents heard an informa- DeLeo is looking for a prior to the event. We’re already one - May 14, 2021. The pro- with her firm to create a tional presentation for the variance for the side yard. month into the New Year! gram is open on a drop-in spacious floor plan for fam- proposed project at 6-8 St. Zoning code requires a Virtual Study Hall If you haven’t made any basis to students in grades ilies with a mix of two and Andrew Rd. seven foot distance for the Every Wednesday resolutions or goals for K–8, no registration is re- three-bedroom units. The Owner Fouad Hamzeh side yard but the proposal through March 2021— 2021, now is the per- quired. top unit will be a 1,600 told OHNC members that only has a five foot Buffer. 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. fect time to get on the HAP mentor trainings square foot three bedroom he wants to renovate the However, DeLeo’s attor- Online event #21for2021 goal-setting are provided by Har- unit. existing rear deck. His at- ney, Derek Smalls, said the Description trend. vard University’s Pub- There’s been some crit- torney, Jeff Drago said the neighbor next door has a Shhh . . . we’re trying to Join YA librarian Paul lic School Partnerships icism over the years from scope of the project in- driveway that abuts the side study here! Flagg on Zoom in creat- Team, the developers of OHNC members to devel- cludes extending the deck yard--so the distance be- Welcome to Virtual ing, revising, tracking, SmartTALK, a program opers that there hasn’t been to the upper floor, addition tween the buildings would Study Hall, where stu- and discussing 21 goals that uses research-based enough emphasis on larg- of an egress staircase, and be 15 ft. even though the dents can gather to study for 2021. Whether you tools, strategies, and re- er, family-size units. Most the extension of the first setback to the property line and get schoolwork done want to read, meditate, sources to support stu- condo developments being floor portion of the deck. is currently proposed at five in a virtual teacher-free walk, or exercise 21 min- dents during homework constructed up the Heights The renovation of the rear feet. zone. Eliminate distrac- utes every day this year or time. Homework Help usually consist of studio, basement access stair/door The next OHNC meet- tions and hold yourself save money to buy a car can be accessed through one or two-bedroom units is also included in the pro- ing will be held on Tues- accountable to get a head or move into a new apart- Zoom links on: www.bpl. and residents complain posal. day, February 16th, 2021. start on that term paper, ment, creating realistic org/homework. finish that assignment measurable goals with a All programs are pro- Pressley leads colleagues in calling on Biden you’ve been procrastinat- clear timeframe can be a vided subject to parental ing on, or study for that step in the right direction. supervision. to commute all federal death row sentences test tomorrow! What better way to ensure success than with Congresswoman Ayanna ministration halted federal take swift, decisive action. Pressley led 35 colleagues executions by placing a mor- After referring to the death in sending a letter to Presi- atorium on the federal death penalty as ‘deeply trou- • Revere • Everett • Winthrop • Lynn • East Boston • Chelsea • Charlestown dent Joe Biden, urging him penalty. In 2019, the Trump bling,’ President Obama to immediately commute administration abruptly an- halted federal executions Lynn Independent Newspaper Group the sentences of everyone on nounced it was reversing and commuted the sentenc- REaL EstatE federal death row. the moratorium and moving es of two federal prisoners Sales • Rentals rEvErE Call: EvErEtt 781-485-0588 Land • Commercial “As members of Con- forward with the first execu- on death row,” the lawmak- RECRuItmENt ChELsEa Fax: Professional • Medical gress, we stand ready to tion in 17 years. On the same ers continued. “However, CharLEstoWn Winthrop 781-485-1403 General • Services East Classified work with you on your com- day, Rep. 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