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EDITORIALEDITORIAL To Our Veterans Who We Owe So Much – Thank You! hough this Satur- was fired setting off the sweet air of freedom. day, November 11th Revolutionary War to the Our country’s veterans T is Veterans Day, to present day, is because of have been warriors, both most South Bostonians, the men and women who in wartime and peace, with veterans occupy a special have served. And with the the goal and sworn duty place of honor in our hearts world as dangerous as it to protect and preserve all and minds every day. The has become, it is because the liberties our Founding majority of Americans feel of the courage of the Sol- Fathers, in their wisdom this way. It’s an indisput- diers, Sailors, Marines, and foresight, have set in able fact that without our Coast Guard and Air place. Though the follow- veterans, past and cur- Force personnel who have ing words are so often said rent, the United States of been there standing guard to those who have served, America would not be ready to defend with their they are worth repeating at here today. The nation’s lives all that Americans every opportunity to every very existence, from the hold sacred, that we can veteran: “Thank you for time the first musket shot continue to breathe the your service.”

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decided to take a break from his memory. The Thomas J. Butler ise, you could count on him mean- and dedication to the people that the usual topics this week and Freight Corridor Memorial Park is ing it and keeping it. His word was Massport serves, he brought the I add my thoughts to so many a beautiful addition to the South like gold. His honesty was refresh- authority quite a bit of good will. of yours regarding our good friend Boston Community and it’s a fitting ing and above all he was sincere in He was a public relations asset to Tom Butler. way to honor the memory of this what he did and in what he believed. them just by doing his job in his It’s often been said that nearly good man. Those of you who have And what he believed in was help- own unique way, and he certainly everyone, for one or more reasons lived in South Boston for many ing people, all people, anyone who created a very special bond be- has someone who doesn’t like years know what a great man he needed a hand. His family, his tween Massport and the commu- them. Its part of life and really was. To those of you who are new friends and neighbors were very im- nity - one that continues today. isn’t any big deal. You can’t please to the neighborhood, we wish you portant to him and he wished them Locally, he helped bring new everyone, whether you try or not. could have known him too. There’s well always. He was happy when he resources and improvements and But something else that has very no doubt you would have liked and could make others happy. renovations to ball fields, parks, pub- often been said for as long as most respected the guy as well. Tom Butler was the Director of lic buildings and programs that were can remember in South Boston How did Tom Butler win over so External Affairs at the Massachu- in need of it. If there was a problem, and even beyond is that ‘there was many people, make so many friends, setts Port Authority, a position he the youth groups, senior organiza- probably no one, who DIDN’T like receive so much praise and generate held for many years. It’s been said tions and veterans too could pick up Thomas J. Butler, referred to by so much good will during his life on time and again by neighborhood the phone and call Tommy and know most as ‘Tommy’. Earth? I guess you could say it just people that he was the best thing he would promptly return their calls Tommy’s name has been men- came naturally to the guy. He was that ever happened to Massport or come to meetings and do all he tioned a lot these last few weeks caring and sincere. He was the ‘real and many of the brass there have could to assist. leading up to the big dedication deal’ as one neighbor put it the other agreed with the statement. By the Tom Butler also had a personality of the park built by Massport in day. When Tom made you a prom- way he was with his work ethic continued on page 8

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Window Into The State House Window Into The State House provides our readers a synopsis of important issues of interest, past and current, that are being proposed, debated or acted upon by the Massachusetts Legislature. Many issues that are not related to local city government services are acted upon and have a direct impact on daily life. They are tax policy, transportation infrastructure, judicial appointments, social services and health, as well as higher education. We will excerpt reports from the gavel-to-gavel coverage of House and Senate sessions by news sources focused on this important aspect of our lives. These sources include a look ahead at the coming week in state government and summaries and analyses of the past week, re-caps of a range of state government activity, as well as links to other news.

Healey OKs Amherst’s sanctuary rules, so we’ll see if this does more Charlie Baker has re-established the released a pared-down version on bylaw that restricts police harm than good in Amherst. governor’s task force on hate crimes, Monday that would nonetheless al- Speaking of Amherst, from Diana Shira Schoenberg of MassLive low for expunging certain juvenile Lederman at MassLive.com: “Mas- Pollack: Expect to finally see T reports. The group—which first and criminal records.” sachusetts Attorney General Maura improvements starting next year formed under Gov. Bill Weld in 1991 Meanwhile, SHNS’s Andy Metzger Healey has approved the town of Can we hold them to this? No but later faded away—will advise (pay wall) reports that the House Amherst’s Sanctuary Community doubt, Democrats will. From the Baker administration on preven- has a separate bill that would offer in- Bylaw approved by Town Meeting SHNS’s Colin Young at the BBJ: tion and response to hate crimes and mates more opportunity at getting out in May. The bylaw limits police “Transportation Secretary Stephanie comes on the heels of a report by the early from prison. Mike Deehan of investigatory authority based Pollack conceded Sunday that T Anti-Defamation League that found WGBH also has a roundup of what’s on immigration status, prohibits riders have not yet benefitted from anti-Semitism on the rise both locally in the House bill and how it differs police detentions based on civil more than two years of work at the and across the country. from the senate’s package. immigration detainer requests or transit agency and said she expects ICE administrative warrants and the improvements to become more Here come the Widett Circle Take that, Amazon. CVS to launch requires reports of the number of apparent in 2018, when the jobs held properties same-day delivery in Boston civil immigration detainer requests by Gov. Charlie Baker and Lt. Gov. Will the Boston 2024 folks get a CVS Pharmacy is trying to pre- lodged with the town and the town’s Karyn Polito are up for re-election.” commission on this sale? The New empt Amazon.com’s likely entry into response to the requests.” Remem- Boston Food Market plans to put the pharmaceuticals-delivery busi- ber: The Trump administration has Baker re-establishes hate crimes 20 acres of land at Widett Circle up ness, announcing it plans to launch already gone out of its way to target task force for sale this week and analysts are free same-day delivery from CVS communities with strict sanctuary In a sad sign of tense times, Gov. expecting multiple bidders and a locations in Boston and in other sky-high sale price on property that select cities starting early next year, languished in relative obscurity until reports the BBJ’s Jessica Bartlett. Let Our Family Help Your Family the city’s ill-fated Olympics bid put And the R.I.-based CVS expects to it in the spotlight. Tim Logan of the offer next-day delivery nationwide Globe reports that estimates of what starting early next year. 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But some ultimately and primarily an anti- helpful during a time of need of the House proposals would have Elizabeth Warren move should she been unthinkable only a few years run for president in 2020, as Chabot www.casperfuneralhome.com ago, showing how far the debate points out. Who really believes the has shifted toward reforms. RNC will be sticking around these The Casper Funeral Home Anyway, from the Globe’s Jim parts after 2020? 187 Dorchester Street David Casper O’Sullivan: “House leaders, little South Boston, MA 02127 Funeral Directors: more than a week after the Senate Tufts students wants to give ‘The 617-269-1930 Joe, Dave & Ken Casper passed a dramatic overall of the Mooch’ the boot the state’s criminal justice system, continued on page 6 November 9, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 5 The Legacy Of Tom Butler Is Permanent om Butler would be found an impasse. Speaker Bob DeLeo, City combat at the highest levels of embarrassed by the The dedication of this 3,100- Councilor Mike Flaherty, Senator government, Tom found a way to litany of kudos heaped foot road known as the Thomas Linda Dorcena Forry, Rep. Nick escape the pressures by enjoying Tin his direction this week at the J. Butler Freight Corridor was Collins, City Councilor Bill an affinity for old cars and State dedication of the Massport roadway attended by current and former Linehan, City Councilor Annissa Police horses Scotty and Scout. named after him. Son of Southie, dignitaries in such numbers Essaibi George, Clerk Maura His sense of humor and timing Massport’s go-to problem solver that rivaled some of the most Doyle and Registrar Steve Murphy. were his stocks in trade. and consummate community guy, influential leaders ever to deserve Former leaders Hon. William Noise, air and environmental his untimely death sent shock waves praise and gratitude. Bulger, Hon. Raymond Flynn, mitigation by Massport was always throughout his neighborhood. But, With a backdrop of a proud Hon. Robert Travaglini, Hon. Jack a top priority for Tom Butler. He he was a hard person to forget. The family and scores of friends, Hart, Hon. Paul White, Hon. Jim wanted to improve the quality symbol of a road and bypass is not Governor Charlie Baker led others Brett, current Massport Executive of life for his family, neighbors lost on this author. Tom moved the who were on hand to formalize Tom Glynn, and former Director and friends. Thank you Tom and ‘traffic of important issues’ down the legacy. These included local Tom Kinton. we shall tread lightly along your the road to a successful conclusion leaders Congressman Stephen With a lifetime of political road and will make sure it is well and ‘built a bypass’ whenever he Lynch, Mayor Marty Walsh, engagement and hand to hand maintained in perpetuity. 6 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com November 9, 2017

NDEC Grad Vanessa Jeudy Addresses World Education anessa Jeudy, a 2017 gradu- ate of Notre Dame Educa- Vtion Center, was a featured speaker at World Education, Inc.’s annual fundraiser on Oct.26. Vanessa represented World Education’s Unit- ed States programs. World Education is a nonprofit organization that works to improve lives through education and social and economic develop- ment programs. NDEC partners with World Education in a pilot Learning Circle program. Manny Reynoso, Program Adminis- trator for NDEC’s College and Career Pathways Program, who has taught Vanessa, said she was chosen because of her personal strengths. “World Education reached out to us and asked if we had a woman student who would be able to speak at their fun- draiser. Vanessa immediately came to mind. She’s a great example of a student who created a path for herself and took advantage of a number of services at NDEC.” A native of Haiti, Vanessa spoke of the experiences that led her and to enroll in a Learning Circle. For me, other accountable, while the teacher’s Boston with me, my mother came her family to seek asylum in Ameri- it was easy to say yes.” job is simply to coach and facilitate. up to Boston to be with us, my ca. “My father was a politician and The Learning Circle, says Van- Many students find skills they never father is doing well in Florida, and businessman, and on two separate essa, “is perfect for English language knew they had in Learning Circles.” I got married in April of this year. occasions those who opposed him learners like myself. It gave me an The Learning Circle helped Vanessa “Adding to all that support, World tried to kill him,” she related. “I opportunity to start learning English in other ways. “I learned about life in Education and Notre Dame Educa- survived an attempted kidnapping even while on the waitlist for another America – how to be social, respect- tion Center have taught me that and had to remain strong for my class.” Learning Circles are small ful, and comfortable here. I also there is no limit to my learning and siblings. I knew I had a greater groups designed for ten or fewer learned how to speak up and be in a that they will support me every step purpose and huge potential. That students. They are peer-led, teacher- classroom here. It prepared me to be of the way. I hope to continue with knowledge kept me going.” facilitated, peer-to-peer groups in successful in regular and more de- my studies and achieve a degree in Not long after arriving in the U.S., which students can build both their manding English classes.” In addition business management. Even if I face Vanessa realized she would have to language and social skills. The model to studying English, Vanessa enrolled more challenges in life, I know that I improve her English-speaking skills includes technology and group sup- in NDEC’s Customer Service classes. am on my way,” she concluded. to advance her education. A friend port. “Students choose the topics they Both programs serve her well in her Located in South Boston, Notre told her about NDEC. After taking want to discuss, and the goals they job as a cashier at Dunkin’ Donuts. Dame Education Center has been pro- the ESOL placement test, Vanessa was want to reach, and build from there,” “I’m grateful for my life and its viding quality, goal-driven education to put on a waitlist. “Luckily, I got a call explains Manny. “The students form many changes,” Vanessa said. “My adult learners since 1992. Find them from Manny Reynoso from the Center a strong social bond and hold each two sisters and brother are here in on the web at www.ndecboston.org.

Window into the State House... new media venture posted an online the town of Bridgewater would The college town of Amherst has, Continued from page 4 poll asking the question: “How many effectively make it the first Mas- for, ahem, some reason, been closely Some students at Tufts University Jews were killed in the Holocaust?” sachusetts community to ban the watched by recreational marijuana are pressuring the school to drop The Mooch has held the position since sale of tobacco, Sara Cline reports advocates and critics alike for how it former White House communications 2016, well before he came to infamy in the Brockton Enterprise. Existing would handle retail sales and the re- director Anthony Scaramucci from his for his Hindenburg-like two-week tobacco outlets would be grandfa- sults are in: On Monday, Town Meet- position on an advisory board to the stint helping to craft the Trump ad- thered, but no new stores could open ing members voted to cap the number Fletcher School of Law and Diploma- ministration’s public message. their doors if the ordinance, slated to of shops that can open in town at cy, Deirdre Fernandes of the Globe re- be taken up by the town council on eight and also to adopt the maximum ports. An online petition is circulating Bridgewater zoning change would Tuesday, passes. local-option tax of 3 percent. The and its creator says he was motivated ban tobacco sales Amherst adopts pot-shop cap, town also put a ban on public con- to launch the effort after Scaramucci’s A proposed zoning change in maximum local tax sumption of marijuana in place. November 9, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 7

Flag Retirement Ceremony At Castle Island This Saturday, 11am begins promptly at 11am in the Friday at 4pm, but you can bring and then the flags themselves are SOUTH BOSTON TODAY - By Staff courtyard/parade grounds at the your flag directly to the event on disposed of in the manner that has reminder: This com- Castle Island’s Fort Independence, Saturday morning. been with our country for genera- ing Saturday, November famous historical landmark that it The flag(s) that you donate will tions and one which is fitting and A 11th is Veteran’s Day. If is, and all are invited to be part of be properly retired in accordance shows the proper respect that Old you have a torn, tattered, faded this inspiring event. All are en- with the U.S. Flag Code and this Glory so richly deserves. or otherwise damaged US Flag couraged to come; bring the family year’s ceremony will be dedi- Remember, South Boston’s and would you like to dispose of and be welcomed. cated to the memory of Private Veterans invite all to be part of the it the proper ceremonial way that The veterans have been collecting Brian R. Mahoney. traditional Annual Flag Retirement respects Old Glory and all that it the flags to be retired for the past If you’ve never been to this event; Ceremony this coming Saturday, stands for you can bring it to the two weeks from South Boston’s you’ll be impressed at the pomp and Veterans Day, November 11th annual Flag Retirement ceremony two fire stations: the one at K& ceremony that it involves. Taps is beginning promptly at 11am at Fort at Fort Independence this holiday E. Fourth Street and the one on D played, color guards are on hand, the Independence at Castle Island in the and be part of the tradition. It Street. The last pickup is tomorrow, National Anthem is played and sung court yard/ parade ground.

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in Paso Robles; it has paid off with The Wine Guy some of the area’s best values, espe- cially their Cabernets. Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon, Half Paso Robles, 2014, ($17.99), epito- mizes everything that’s great about this area and its wine. On the nose, it And gives dark berry, chocolate and smoky tones, with tannins that are there, but not overwhelming. The mouthfeel is Half satisfying with a medium-bodied fin- A Plea From The Wine Guy ish that allows it to pair with a wide hough it’s November now, range of meats and cheeses. we’ve still had lots of days Liberty School Chardonnay, Paso Tthat are warmer than usual; Robles, 2015, ($16.99), is a blend of some days have been cool enough for 90% Chardonnay, 5%Marsanne and a nice red wine, while others have still 5% Viognier. It’s a buttery style of been warm enough for a cool glass of Chard, very similar to La Crema. Notes making, describes it this way: “Dark burger or cheese plate to a signature white. With that in mind, I thought of melon, citrus and kiwi combine to purple ruby core, slightly lighter at filet and everything in between. I’d “split” the column into reviews make for a pleasant mouthfeel and me- the rim showing light staining on the The Justin Viognier, 2016, ($24.99), for both categories, as there’s no tell- dium finish. This one will be great with glass. It gives off aromas of bright ripe is a big, Burgundy-styled white. It’s ing how much longer this weather’s both the turkey and the deserts. black cherry and blackcurrant fruit, 100% Viognier and is aged sur lie for going to be around. Justin Vineyards began in 1981, baking spice, savory dried autumn six months in new American oak; it’s One of my favorite areas in Cali- when Justin Baldwin bought the first leaves, subtle violet floral notes with a a big wine, with 15% alcohol, but like fornia, as well as one that was spared 160 acres that were especially rich in hint of caramelized barrel sweetness. a top-tier white Burgundy, it doesn’t from the recent wildfires, is Paso Ro- limestone, like many of Bordeaux’s On the palate, you’ll get ripe red and overwhelm you. Instead, you’ll get an bles, which is about midway between finest properties. Today, their wines, black cherry, as well as blackcurrant immediate sense of the complex struc- San Francisco and LA, along the Cen- particularly the reds, display a rich- fruit joined by vanilla and cinnamon ture of the varietal and the way the wine tral Coast. It has over 40,000 acres of ness and complexity that is a testa- spice notes on the entry. The mid-pal- has been stressed by the limestone. vineyards and a wide variety of grape ment to both the soil and the hand- ate is fresh with sustained ripe fruit, Nuanced aromas of citrus, flowers and varietals; consistently warm weather, crafted winemaking techniques that toasty oak notes and softly textured mango blend into honeyed notes of car- combined with cool Pacific mist in the have made this brand one of the fin- tannins. The finish is moderately long amel and butterscotch. The Restaurant’s evenings, give this area an abundance est in all of California. with notes of cherry candy and black- Executive Chef, Will Torres, suggests of fantastic premium wines. The Justin Cabernet Sauvignon, currant fruit matched with subtle clas- pairing this one with a pork tenderloin Back in 1978, the Hope family, Paso Robles, 2015, ($26.99), is an sic Cabernet savory elements.” in a Lemon Basil cream sauce. one of California’s oldest winemak- outstanding wine for the money and This is a Cab that’s truly versatile; Ask the Wine Guy at jdris8888@ ing clans, took a chance on plantings Fred Holloway, the Director of Wine- it enhances everything from a good gmail.com

Ed Flynn Elected... age ‘All politics is local’ was evident lenged by Flynn lawyers. Finally, nearly Councilor for all of those in the District, continued from front page in this contest. It was about deep roots three hours after the polls closed, those especially those without a voice, who In a campaign that saw a dark turn, and established relationships, as well precincts were reported. The results of need to be heard. I will be their voice.” evidenced by what could be charac- as a record of serving others. one tightened the race somewhat. In At Large City Councilor Michael terized as a disingenuous account of In this race, in the core of the City the final precinct, the Flynn campaign Flaherty again proves his citywide Flynn’s positions on issues of immi- of Boston that is experiencing extraor- reported that, were the contested ballots appeal garnering over 51,000 votes as gration, equality and choice in a flier dinary growth, the mantle of public rejected, as they expected, Flynn won incumbents roll in a municipal only produced by Kelley, Ed Flynn stayed the service won out. Flynn overwhelmingly Ward 3 Precinct 8 by a handful of votes. election that saw a 28% turnout of course on his theme of “there’s a place won the precincts in South Boston. Kel- This underscored the success Flynn had registered voters. It was no surprise for everyone in Ed Flynn’s Boston”. ley has a similarly strong showing in his in attracting support outside of South that Mayor Marty Walsh cruised to a The portrayal by both the Bos- core precincts in his South End base. Boston. Flynn also noted the support re-election that seems to be a mandate ton media, as well as the supporters However, in the wake of the contro- of the Latino communities, especially to finish his agenda. With several new and political endorsers of candidate versy over voter intimidation in the pre- those in public housing. councilors having been elected, there is Kelley, that the race was a test of the cincts populated by the Asian communi- Flynn stated in his acceptance speech a healthy balance of both seasoned and ‘new’ versus ‘old’ Boston, ignores the ties, two precincts had their vote tallies that “I am grateful for the trust that the fresh officials who should get things fundamentals of local politics. The ad- delayed, while ballots were being chal- voters placed in me and I pledge to be a done over the next two years.

Ciccone with smiles and handshakes by people who were have been written about Tom Butler over the continued from page 3 legitimately happy to see him and glad he came. last couple of weeks leading up to the me- that put everyone at ease and made all he came And again, it wasn’t an act, it wasn’t rehearsed, it morial dedication. I wanted to add my senti- in contact with feel like they’ve known him for was who he was and how he was. ments as well. Because like so many of you, years, even if they were meeting him for the As you know by reading the neighborhood I miss the guy too and will always be happy first time. When he walked into a room, no mat- newspapers and viewing the local social media and proud that I had the opportunity and the ter what the occasion, his arrival was greeted sites, many kind words, sharing good memories, honor to call him a friend. November 9, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 9

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Never Forget Our Veterans By Kevin Devlin November 11, 1919, as the first com- Act of 1938 by striking out the word memoration of what would be known “Armistice” and replacing it with n 1918, as the clock struck the in American history as Armistice Day. the word “Veterans.” This legislation eleventh hour on the eleventh “To us in America,” Wilson de- passed in June of 1954 and became Iday of the eleventh month on clared, with a heavy heart. “…the our day to pay homage to American the killing fields of Europe, the first reflections of Armistice Day will be veterans of all of our wars. major world war, World War I, also filled with solemn pride in the hero- In 1968, Congress passed the Mon- known as The Great War and the war ism of those who died in the country’s day Holiday Law which established the to end all wars, ended. Soldiers on service and with gratitude for the fourth Monday in October as the new both sides of their foxholes in No victory, both because of the thing from date for Veterans Day. This calendar Man’s Land cheered with relief that which it has freed us and because of change was unsettling to many Ameri- the horror had ended and they were the opportunity it has given America cans, they lobbied Congress, and in going back home. The bloodshed was to show her sympathy with peace and 1975, new legislation was adopted to over for now, and they had faithfully justice in the council of nations.” revert back to the original November us safe and preserving our freedoms. served their respective countries. In the spring of 1938, Congress 11 date. This change took effect in They deserve our admiration. They They were the lucky ones and would passed an act that made the eleventh 1978 and today Veterans Day continues deserve our respect. They’ve earned our never forget their fallen comrades. of November each year a legal, na- to be observed on November 11. The gratitude beyond expectation. American casualties in this war paled tional holiday which was to be “dedi- date doesn’t change no matter what day We shall never forget their unself- in comparison to the losses suffered cated to the cause of world peace the holiday falls upon. ishness, heroism, and patriotism. by the other combatants, but were and thereafter celebrated…to honor This upcoming Saturday, November And we must never forget President substantial nevertheless. The follow- veterans of World War I.” Nine years 11, we will honor our veterans who have Abraham Lincoln’s words of wisdom ing November, seizing the moment, after the conclusion of World War served, without reservation, in the mili- that “A nation that does not honor its President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed II, the 83rd Congress amended the tary. It’s a day to thank them for keeping heroes, will not long endure.”

But one of the biggest reasons to be at CAPO next Monday night is to get to meet the veterans them- selves and to interact with some of the nicest people you could ever want to meet. Here you can learn about all the activities South Bos- ton’s veterans’ organizations are involved in and all the good things they have done and continue to do in the community. You’ll also get the chance to sample some of the great complimentary appetizers that CAPO has to offer while en- joying each other’s company and relax while doing it. Remember, everyone is invited whether you are a veteran or not or perhaps a veteran who hasn’t been active with local posts and Veterans Social Monday Evening, Nov 13th at CAPO would like to become involved and Broadway, from 6-9pm, they are will unveil the new logos both learn more about the neighborhood All are invited welcoming all. Admission is free. for the Allied War Veterans them- posts. Remember also, that on Vet- SOUTH BOSTON TODAY - By Staff The event is the first of its kind selves, as well as one for the ac- eran’s Day itself, Saturday, No- y next Monday, Novem- for the Allied War Veterans orga- tual parade. The logo for the pa- vember 11th, the annual gathering ber 13th, the Veterans Day nization. They would like as many rade is the creation of local artist and march to St. Brigid Church will weekend activities will be people as possible to come and Casey Smith. If you are someone take place. The Vets and all those Bover with for another year. But the meet the group’s new command- who would like to become active who want to join them will meet at South Boston Allied War Veterans er, Dave Falvey and the new Vice in helping with the parade, Mon- the Thomas Fitzgerald Post on E. have a special ‘Social’ planned Commander Bernie Trager. On day night will be a good time to let Fourth Street at 9:15am. From the and everyone is invited. You this night, the group will update them know. The vets can always post, they will march to the church don’t have to be a veteran to be all on how the planning is going use extra help – it is after all the for the annual Memorial Mass. welcomed next Monday evening for next year’s big St. Patrick’s second biggest St. Patrick’s Day This is one of South Boston’s long at ‘CAPO’ restaurant at 443 W. Day/Evacuation Day parade. They parade in the world. standing and oldest traditions. 12 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com November 9, 2017

BOSTON’S CHRISTMAS ARRIVES ’s 100 Year Friendship

he annual gift of an evergreen will be escorted by the Boston Police Depart- tree from Nova Scotia will arrive by po- ment beginning around 10 a.m. from Billerica via lice escort at at approx- Route 3 South to Route 128 North to Interstate imatelyT 11 a.m. on Tuesday, November 21. This 93 South to Sullivan Square to Rutherford Av- year commemorates 100 years of friendship be- enue over the Charlestown bridge and will weave tween Nova Scotia and the people of Boston through downtown Boston on North Washington, after our city provided emergency assistance New Chardon, Cambridge, Tremont, Boylston, when Halifax, Nova Scotia’s capital, was devas- and Charles Streets to enter Boston Common at tated by a wartime explosion in 1917. the corner of Beacon and Charles Streets at ap- Boston’s official 2017 Christmas tree is a proximately 11 a.m. 53-foot white spruce tree donated by Bob and Boston Parks Commissioner Chris Cook, an of- Marion Campbell and family of Blues Mills in ficial Nova Scotian town crier, , and Inverness County on . The local schoolchildren will greet the tree at its final gift will be celebrated with a public tree cutting destination near the Boston Visitors Center at 139 ceremony at the Campbell’s property on No- Tremont Street. The tree will be lit at approximately vember 15. There will be a final public farewell 7:55 p.m. on Thursday, November 30, as the City at Halifax City Hall on November 17 before the of Boston’s Official Tree Lighting is celebrated on tree begins its journey by truck to Boston. In ad- Boston Common from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. dition, Nova Scotia is donating smaller trees to The 76th annual Tree Lighting on Boston Com- Rosie’s Place and the Pine Street Inn. mon is sponsored by the Boston Parks and Rec- “It’s exciting to carry on this great tradition reation Department, title sponsor The Province with this beautiful tree donated by the people of Nova Scotia, Jumbotron sponsor JetBlue, and of Nova Scotia,” said Mayor Martin J. Walsh. presenting sponsor Distrigas/ENGIE with addi- “We thank the entire Campbell family for send- tional support provided by WCVB-TV Channel ing this gift that will be displayed for all to see 5, Magic 106.7 FM, IKEA, The Christmas Tree on Boston Common, serving as our city’s of- Promotion Board, the Boston Herald, and the ficial Christmas tree and bringing joy to thou- Boston Globe. For further information, please sands of residents and visitors.” call the Boston Parks and Recreation Department On November 21, the official 2017 Christmas at (617) 635-4505 or visit us on Facebook. BCYF Tynan Council Halloween Party this year, we decorated the gym in The Tynan Council does a President: Mary Maiullari; Vice a spooky design, rented a bounc- great job partnering with BCYF President: Amy Donovan Mat- ing house and added an obstacle and over the years. It has pro- thews; Secretary: Teresa Fitzger- n Friday, October 27th, course. The attendees enjoyed vided many programs and events ald; Treasurer: Sean Monahan the Tynan Council held snacks and beverages along with for the community that wouldn’t Members: Kathy Aldred, Rich- its annual Halloween candy bags donated by Dedham be possible without their volun- ard DeVoe, Donna Feeney, Jane OParty, but with a twist this year. Savings Bank. To top it off, we teering their time for the youth Good, Mary McCarthy Collins, We added a bouncing house for had a surprise visit from the Bos- and families of our great com- Rita McCarthy, Edward McGuire, our youngsters. Then, instead of ton Police Department ice cream munity! So a thank you to our Amanda Nee, Pat Nickerson, having our party in the cafeteria truck, which the kids loved! council members! Ginny Noto, Nick Zaferakis November 9, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 13

“It seems like last season just ended but here we are beginning Gatey Hoop Season Begins another hoop season,” Lally added. By Kevin Devlin Gatey’s 2016-2017 girls’ high school Woods, Mari Barry, Julia Casper, Em- “And I’m looking forward to this championship team was recognized, ily Harris, Rebecca Donovan, Grace season’s games and know the play- ast Sunday, November 5, applauded, when their state champion- Tinlin and Allison McGough. ers are excited about playing too.” the Gate of Heaven CYO ship banner was raised to the rafters. “It was a great way to start the (Writer’s Note: Registrations have basketball program officially Last March, at the Catholic Memo- season,” said Kevin Lally, Gate of already been held but it’s not too Lstarted the 2017-2018 season at the rial gym in West Roxbury, this team Heaven’s CYO Athletic Director. late to sign-up. The house and travel Martin F. McDonough Gym located defeated Saint Mary’s of Franklin, 43- “The all-stars had fun and the girls’ league teams are open to all young- within the James “Stretch” Walsh 32, to capture the state championship. state championship team deserved to sters who live in South Boston and Community Center. The team was coached by Allison be acknowledged for their tremen- to all students who attends school The Gatey girls’ house league play- Baker, Hannah Powers and Brianna dous achievement. So, if you see any in the neighborhood. Interested ers and boys’ midget house league Esposito. The players are: Jacque- of the girls walking around Southie youngsters should stop by the Walsh players competed in pre-season all- line Beggan, Jacqueline Czar, Jaelyn wearing their Gatey championship Center or contact Kevin Lally @ lal- star tilts to start the new season. Then, Kenneally, Lauren Woods, Catherine sweatshirts, give them a thumbs-up. [email protected].)

The Gate of Heaven CYO midget house The Gate of Heaven CYO midget house league All- league All-Stars coached by Ed Flynn Stars coached by Greg Lally and James Schallmo

The Gate of Heaven CYO midget house league The Gate of Heaven CYO girls’ house league All- AABO certified hoop officials 2016-2017 champions coached by Greg Lally Stars coached by Marie Laundry and Allison Baker James Donovan and Brad Hill

Gate of Heaven CYO girls’ high school state championship team wearing their new, gray championship sweatshirts, coached by Allison Baker, Hannah Powers, and Brianna Esposito 14 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com November 9, 2017

CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. SU17P2039EA Commonwealth Of Massachusetts The Trial Court Probate and Family Court Estate of: James M. Meaney Congratulations to L St. Running Club Date of Death: 08/31/2017 Suffolk Probate and Family Court Members are Competing Nationwide 24 New Chardon Street, Boston, MA 02114 (617) 788-8300 he L Street Running Club Toronto that LSRC members can com- ent locations, but also for the great To all interested persons: members have been busy pete anywhere and on pretty any level. program they have and the excellent A Petition for Formal Probate of lately. Not content to just LSRC has been well represented events they host right here on their Will with Appointment of Personal Trun along the beautiful shore line of in recent Fall Marathons, which in- home turf. LSRC has put out the Representative has been filed by South Boston and well into the inte- clude the US Marine Corps Mara- word that they are always happy to Elaine M. Grassa of Milton MA requesting that the Court enter a rior of Metropolitan Boston, which is thon as well as marathons in Chica- welcome new members to their orga- formal Decree and Order and for quite impressive on its own, many of go, Providence and Newport, Rhode nization, including runners who may such other relief as requested in its members have been doing some Island, up in the State of Maine and have picked up charity numbers for the Petition. travelling and taking part in several even as far away as Utah. They cer- the 2018 Boston Marathon. People The Petitioner requests that prestigious races and marathons in tainly get around. interested in checking the LSRC out Elaine M. Grassa of Milton MA Be appointed as Personal other areas as well. They have even The L Street Running Club is well can do so every Sunday morning at Representative(s) of said estate ventured into Canadian territory to known nationwide because of its par- 8am at the Curley Recreation Center to serve on the bond in an show our neighbors to the North up in ticipation in so many events in differ- on Day Blvd. unsupervised administration. IMPORTANT NOTICE You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on the return day of 11/21/2017. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely written appearance and objection followed by an affidavit of objections within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice to you. UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE COPLEY SQUARE TREE LIGHTING NOVEMBER 27 MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM dolph along with musical perfor- ing, photos with Santa and treats PROBATE CODE (MUPC) A mances by the Boston Children’s from the Fairmont Copley Plaza. Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an Chorus, the Boston Pops Brass Even more festivities will unsupervised administration is Quintet, and Berklee College of take place in and around Copley not required to file an inventory Music students Britani Washing- Square on November 27. The or annual accounts with the ton and Sam Robbins. Boston Public Library and The Court. Persons interested in The Old South Church bell will Catered Affair will host a Story- the estate are entitled to notice ayor Martin J. Walsh, toll when the tree is illuminated. time and Tea at the regarding the administration directly from the Personal the Boston Parks and Light refreshments will be pro- library from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 Representative and may Recreation Depart- vided by local businesses New p.m. The tea is free, but reser- petition the Court in any matter Mment, and The Friends of Copley England Coffee, DAVIDsTEA, vations are required by calling relating to the estate, including Square welcome the holidays DASANI SPARKLING, HP Hood (617) 859-2272. For additional the distribution of assets and with the annual Copley Square LLC, and New England Dairy information please call the Bos- expenses of administration. WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Dunn, Tree Lighting on Monday, No- & Food Council. The Fairmont ton Parks and Recreation De- First Justice of this Court vember 27, from 5 p.m. to 6 Copley Plaza will host a family partment at (617) 635-4505. To October 10, 2017 p.m. The free event will feature reception immediately following learn more about The Friends of Felix D. Arroyo, Register of Probate appearances by NECN’s Jenny for all in attendance. The recep- Copley Square, please visit www. November 9, 2017 Johnson, Santa Claus, and Ru- tion will include cookie decorat- friendsofcopleysquare.org. November 9, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 15

This week, Danny gave “Pic’s Picks” for Week 10 in the NFL:

ast week was a horrible easy pick for me, I’ll take Pittsburgh CINCINNATI BENGALS (+5) over an underdog at home, led by a QB week. Not just for my picks, to win big. Tennessee Titans who’s going up against his former Lbut also for Deshaun Watson JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (-4) -Surprisingly, A.J. Green will not be team. If Tampa Bay isn’t motivated and the Houston Texans, which, in over Los Angeles Chargers suspended for his on-field fight on for this one, then it might as well not turn, made my “Houston (-13) over -The big question with this game Sunday. Green should be suspended even play the rest of the season. The Indianapolis” pick look foolish. I will be: Did Leonard Fournette get for stupidity, after he decided to throw 4-5 Jets are coming off a win over the had no shot to win that game once the message? The Jaguars’ rookie punches at a guy who had a helmet Bills, while the Buccaneers have lost Watson tore his ACL in practice on running back was a healthy scratch on. That said, it’s a great thing for the five straight. I expect Tampa Bay to Thursday. In fairness to my picks Sunday against Cincinnati because Bengals that Green is not suspended snap that losing skid on Sunday. though, I make them on Tuesday. he missed a few team meetings and for this game in Tennessee. The 5-3 BUFFALO BILLS (+2.5) over New Enough with the excuses. Let’s workouts during the week. If he Titans have won three straight and Orleans Saints recover with a few winners and get decides to be a good teammate this would be the No. 4 seed in the AFC if -The 6-2 Saints sneakily have the back above .500 on the season. week, then he projects to have a big the playoffs began today. It should be second-longest win streak in the NFL, Here are my picks for Week 10: day at home against a Chargers team noted, however, that those last three at six games. It’s a pretty impres- PITTSBURGH STEELERS (-10) that has the second-worst run defense wins came against Indianapolis, Cleve- sive streak, considering New Orleans over Indianapolis Colts in the NFL. Los Angeles allows 135 land, and Baltimore. Also, Tennessee began the season 0-2. Now, the Saints -The 6-2 Steelers are coming off the rush yards per game, and should want is the only winning team in the NFL are the No. 2 seed in the NFC, and bye week having won three straight, no part of Fournette, who’s looking that has a negative point differential, travel to Buffalo on Sunday to face a and if the playoffs began today, to run for 130-plus yards for the third scoring 181 points while allowing 193. 5-3 Bills team that currently holds the they would be the No. 1 seed in the straight game that he’s played in. The I love the points in this one, as I believe final playoff spot in the AFC. Buf- AFC. Meanwhile, the 3-6 Colts are 5-3 Jaguars have won two straight the Bengals are more talented than their falo is one of just two teams in the in last place in the AFC South, and and are tied for first place in the AFC 3-5 record shows, on both sides of the NFL that’s undefeated at home. The only snapped a three-game losing South with the Tennessee Titans. If ball. I’ll take the points. Bills have a top-five defense this year, skid on Sunday in Houston because the playoffs began today, Jackson- TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS allowing 18.6 points per game. New of Watson’s knee injury. Indianapo- ville would be the No. 5 seed and (+2.5) over New York Jets Orleans’ defense has also been pretty lis’ defense is the worst in football, would be traveling to Tennessee in -At first glance, seeing Tampa Bay good this year, allowing just 19.4 allowing 29 points per game, while the Wild Card Round. The 3-5 Char- lose its starting quarterback to a shoul- points per game. It just seems strange Pittsburgh’s defense ranks second- gers are not currently in the playoff der injury would be reason enough to to me that Buffalo, being 4-0 at home, best in the league, allowing just 16 picture. They’re coming off the bye stay away from the Buccaneers this is an underdog in this one. I’m picking points per game. Even though this week, but I don’t see them putting up week. But look a little deeper and the Bills to end the Saints’ win streak. one is in Indy, I have a tough time many points against a Jacksonville you’ll see that Ryan Fitzpatrick will Listen to “The Danny Picard Show” believing the Steelers won’t score defense that allows a league-best 14.6 be replacing Jameis Winston Sunday at dannypicard.com and on the Pod- 30 points in this game, something points per game. Give me the Jaguars in Tampa Bay. This is the ultimate castOne network. Also available on they’ve yet to do this season. An at home by a touchdown. underdog game. The Buccaneers are iTunes and Google Play.

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