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THURSDAY, August 9, 2018 Residents turn out INDEX Police Report 2 Editorials 4 to support locked Through The Years 5 Then and Now 5 Obituaries 6 out National Grid Classified 14 Business Directory 15 gas employees INDEPENDENT By Kate Anslinger someone who has experience. This could potentially affect In response to the lockout the safety of my family and on roughly 1,200 National residents in the neighborhood. Grid employees on June 25, Unlesss it’ an emergency, I residents came out to share don’t think gas lines should be their concerns regarding po- replaced or new ones should A group of students shows off their inventor log, where they store helpful information. during tential safety issues during a go in, until this lockout is over the Camp Invention last week at the Winthrop Middle School. Some 45 students participated and meeting on Tuesday night. and the experienced workers Newspaper Group learned about how things work. The company locked out are back on the job.” employees after they failed John Buonopane is a Mel- NEWS Briefs to come to an agreement with rose resident who is the presi- Camp Invention held at Winthrop Middle School steel unions during contract dent of a union that represents negotiations. Different than a 400 employees who have been with if they attended Camp about the how’s and whys FREE BIKE SAFETY By Kate Anslinger strike, a lockout occurs when locked out, several of whom Invention. of what makes things work. a company opts to not let em- live in Winthrop. Having been DEMOS AND Optibots, a robotic pet vet, The one-week-long camp The program is designed to ployees work. Because Na- employed by National Grid HELMET GIVAWAYS optical technology, and poly- brought 45 students to the mid- give children, Grades K thru Want to start biking but mers, are a few of the things dle school last week, giving 6, a hands-on approach that tional Grid has refused to bend for 30 years, Buonopane is don’t feel comfortable or con- that one would be familiar them an opportunity to learn encourages problem solving, on certain issues, particularly well versed in safety matters fident? Join Bike Winthrop, innovation, and entrepreneur- those involving health care involving gas lines and is part the Winthrop Police Depart- ship. and pensions for new hires, of an emergency response unit ment and MassBike on Aug. Consisting of projects cen- there is a significant number attached to the company. 18 for a series of free “Bike tered around science, tech- of experienced workers being “I’ve spent a lot of time Safety Demos” led by cer- nology, engineering, art and replaced by workers lacking in Winthrop over the years, tified professional bike in- math, Camp Invention kept the education and background I’ve been through floods, car- structors, right behind the EB students engaged in prob- that is necessary for safe gas bon monoxide calls, and gas Newtown School (45 Pauline lem-solving tasks from 9 a.m. fitting procedures. leaks,” said Buonopane, who St) on School St. Instruc- until 3:30 p.m. The robotic pet “I have concerns about is going from city to town ex- tors will offer tips and riding vet room was designed to give what’s been going on and I’m plaining why it is necessary courses for all ages that teach students the chance to test a worried about gas lines put in to implement a moratorium or remind participants how to robotic dog’s urine by way by someone who is not expe- to prevent safety issues. “I’m bike safely on the road. This is of lemonade that had to be rienced,” said resident Linda personally someone who re- both an opportunity for people analyzed on a PH strip. After Brassard. “Just this week, right sponds to these issues, and who would like to start biking the young leaners determined next to my house, a brand-new I am urging you to consider around town, but don’t feel what was ailing the robotic home is being built. They dug this.” confident riding on the street dog, and they compared their today, and I have concerns if According to Buonopane, and for those who may have findings with a chart that dis- they put gas lines in, that it’s never learned to ride a bike to played actual dog anatomy. not going to be conducted by get started. You can use your Following the diagnosis, the See SUPPORT Page 3 own bike or rent a Lime Bike. students were encouraged to Please R.S.V.P. for one of use their creativity to design the time slots listed at https:// their own robotic dog, com- Investigators ask for the public’s help tinyurl.com/bikewinthrop plete with fur and a personal- State Fire Marshal Peter Anyone who saw or heard This event is FREE and ized name. J. Ostroskey, Winthrop Fire anything about that time or will also include giveaways of “There is so much science Chief Paul E. Flanagan and who has information about bike helmets and bike lights! PHOTO BY KATE ANSLINGER Winthrop Police Terence M. this fire is asked to call the Be sure to also stop inside the Declan Madden shows his model home. See CAMP Page 8 Delahanty said today’s fire statewide Arson Hotline, Winthrop Cultural Center for at 137 Winthrop Shore Drive 1-800-682-9229, 24 hours a a special photography exhibit, in Winthrop was intentional- day, or the Winthrop Police “ Photos from the Startline” ly-set. The fire occurred about Department at 617-846-1212 capturing portraits by Mary Board of Health cancels mosquito spraying 3:30 a.m. and caused minor ext. 2944. All calls are confi- Ruane from the start lines of damage to the two-family dential. The Arson Hotline is international bike races. By Kate Anslinger not currently the case. We are tion, the spraying would be at a moderate risk level now, ineffective, which is why the home. part of the Arson Watch Re- ROLLINS TO BE AT The Board of Health (BoH) due to a single case of West BoH does not approve the The fire was jointly inves- ward Program which offers made a unanimous decision Nile Virus (WNV) found in adulticide spraying at this tigated by the Winthrop Fire rewards of UP TO $5, 000 for MEET AND GREET Tuesday night to cancel the a bird-biting species, with time, but should conditions and Police Departments, and information that helps to solve Rachael Rollins, candidate mosquito spraying scheduled mammal-biters being nega- change, we will consider and State Police assigned to the the case. The program is spon- for Suffolk County district for Thursday evening, Aug. 9. tive. That was in Lynnfield, approve spraying at a later Office of the State Fire Mar- sored by the property and ca- attorney will be attending a Prior to the decision, Bill and they did not even spray time,” she said. According to shal. They determined that the sualty insurance underwriting Meet and Greet at the home Schmidt, chair of the Board, there. There is no rationale for strict recommendations, the fire was intentionally-set or companies of Massachusetts. called an emergency meeting spraying in Winthrop at this focus should be on prevention arson. See NEWS BRIEFS Page 3 to discuss the spraying, af- time.” and taking precaution against ter Vice Chair Astrid Weins She said given the fact that mosquito breeding. Over the and Susan Maguire requested virus vector mosquito counts last several years, the town it, due to their belief that the are very low and higher count has been sprayed and the most spraying would be unneces- mosquitos that people often recent spraying was conduct- sary. complain about are day-time ed last year as a response to Price subject “There is a misconcep- active salt marsh mosquitos the WNV detection in a lo- We Would Like to Thank Our Customers to change without tion that adulticide spraying that are not vectors for WNV cal mosquito. In general, the for Their Continued Support During the notice is done to protect residents or Eastern Equine Encephali- BoH is responsible for ap- from mosquitos,” said Weins. tis (EEE), the spraying would proving adulticiding, and the Construction to the Streets and .43 “Adulticiding is reserved as a be ineffective. 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Monday, July 30 breaking and entering is on- states that the woman is in station regarding a check on states that there are men so- causing a disturbance in the DPW are installing a hand- going as there is an issue with her driveway not looking too his mother on Beal Street who liciting after 7 p.m. Two parking lot on Revere Street. icap parking pole on Bart- the old homeowner. The bank well. The neighbor thinks she he can not get in contact with Hispanic en walking on Win- Caller on Shore Drive states lett Road and need a vehicle now owns the home. can be a danger to herself. S5 at her home. No answer and throp going toward the high that she has evidence that her moved. The owner moved the Caller states that she wants will respond and will speak to he has not spoken to her to- numbers of Winthrop Street. neighbor intentionally set a vehicle. a well being check done on the caller in the area. Spoke to day. W93 and W91 responded Units spoke to the parties and fire in the yard and wants to Comcast worker reports a her dad on Shore Drive. The a number of neighbors in the along with W94. No answer informed them of the require- speak with someone regard- resident on North Street is at- dad was released from the area and let them know about and the mail is there from to- ments for soliciting. ing it. The fire was put out by tempting to assault him with hospital and has not answered the ongoing situation with the day. Fire requested to make the neighbor. Unit reports they a cane. 91 reports it was a the door bell. Not answering party. Hopefully this will de- entry. Fire and police entered Friday, August 3 have WFD respond to inves- misunderstanding between a the phone either. The daugh- crease the volume of callers. and located the party who had Courtesy ride given to 13 tigate. They are en route. Fire resident and Comcast worker. ter is worried for her father’s Party states a suspicious fallen. Family member so in- year old female to Locust will will be spraying the area Resident will file a complaint well being. Party is in custody. vehicle has been parked for formed and will respond to Street. Uint stated that the fe- down. Unit reports fire did with Comcast. 93 can stand down and unit 40 minutes with a purple jack- the home. male party is safe inside with a second wash down of the Caller on Sewall Avenue cleared. et obstructing the view from Units off with party at Shir- her mother. Mother was un- house and perimeter. Every- who takes care of a female Female party walked into the window at Fremont and ley and Veterans Road. Party aware that she snuck out of thing was clear when checked the police station to report that states that the elderly woman Jefferson Street. Officer spoke was advised of the open con- the house but is speaking to out. is not there. Caretaker called she left her camera in a Lyft to the female operator and ad- tainer law and sent home for her now inside. Employee of store on Re- back and stated that the party car this past Saturday. She has vised her to remove all jackets the night. Caller on Mermaid Ave- vere Street called to state that was located. She was across been in contact with the driv- nue stated that she just got from the window. And also to the male party from earlier the street at a neighbor’s er since Sunday but the driver Thursday, August 2 home from vacation and her park legally. that would not leave the store house. still has not returned her cam- Caller on Circuit Road Units off with a group of front and back doors were came back about 10 minutes Report of a Hyundai with era. 908 left a message for the states that he speaks with his individuals at Shore Drive and open. One of her bags were ago and threw items all over Florida plates on Crest Ave- Lyft driver putting him on no- friend everyday at 6:30p.m. Charles Street. The group was on the floor and the light was the floor and tried hitting the nue that has a dog inside with tice of possible charges. Later She has not called and he has sent on their way. on. Units checked the whole employee with newspapers. the windows up. Vehicle was today the camera was returned called both numbers and there Caller on Belle Isle Terrace house and nothing seemed The male party also threatened found and the owner is taking to its owner. is no answer. Would like a well reports a couple in a gray car out of ordinary or been looked the dog for a walk in the park. Caller on Undine Avenue being check done because this are doing lewd acts. Car is through. The door must have the employee that he knows Caller on Seafoam Avenue states that her neighbor made is extremely unusual. Officer next to the trailer. Units re- been unlocked the whole time. where he lives and now he states he has been hearing a trap so that the caller could spoke with the female who questing a tow. One in custo- Caller is going back inside her feels unsafe and wants to file a a “beeping” noise since last fall. Also states that this is an stated that her phone battery dy. 91 transported male sub- house and the house is clear. report. Units responded to the night. Officer states that it is ongoing issue with the neigh- was dead and that is why the ject to headquarters. G&J has W92 was flagged down by male party’s house to talk to an old alarm in the trash with bor. It was no trap, trip wire male could not get ahold of the vehicle. a taxi about a male party in the him. Unit reports he spoke to hazardous material. They will put into yard with sticks and her. Everyone is okay and ev- Three dogs outside barking street on Veterans Road. Units the male party and got his side allow the alarm to just die. wire. Landlord on the scene. erything checks out. on Myrtle Avenue. This is an are going to drive the male of the story. Unit reports ver- Party on Jefferson Street Alpha 1 called 93 to go Off with a motor vehicle ongoing issue with neigh ors. party to Governor’s Park. bal only between the parties. wants to speak with an officer to Bellevue for commercial on Highland Avenue. Offi- Caller is requesting someone At the end of Trident Ave- Both parties were read their about a male party making too vehicles parked from site on cers spoke to all parties in the to come by and speak with his nue near the synagogue caller rights and understand them. much noise with a leaf blower. Pleasant Street. Also enforce vehicle. They were unaware neighbor. ACO spoke with the found a knife wrapped in un- Mother on Fremont Street Officer explained that it was a Cottage Park Road and top that the park closes after dusk. caller, but the owner b brought dergarments. He would like an state that her stepson is out civil matter and also advised of Somerset Road to tag mo- They were sent on their way. the dog back in and left for officer to discard it. 93 is off of control screaming. He is both parties of the appropriate tor vehicles. 93 states no cars Caller on Charles Street re- work. ACO will set up over in the area and will respond known to carry knives. She times for noise. violated but did advise con- ports there is loud music com- the next few days to see if it for the 91. 93 has retrieved is not on location but got a Caller on Palmyra Street struction crew not to park in ing from a house there. keeps happening. the knife and is bringing it call from a relative. Police states that she wants a well posted areas. 91 called over to Male party walked into the to the station. Party found it requesting medical, and male being check on her neighbor Charlie 1 and let him know no Wednesday, August 1 station to report that his un- wrapped up in a blue bandana party was transported to the who is living in her backyard cars are violating parking on Caller reports they have cle’s veteran’s plaque on his and put in a sock to which he MGH. of her house that burnt down. that street and area of Pleas- an unwanted party in the cab. grave was missing. 91 reports found suspicious. Caller on Winthrop Street Officer states that the party is ant Street. Construction crew They are on the bridge at the caller thought that the Report of an elderly woman reports that a white male in fine. are wrapping up and traffic is Main Street. Officers giving bronze WWII vet plaque may heading down Putnam Street his 20s is sleeping inside a flowing just fine. the individual a courtesy ride have been stolen. No signs of from Hermon Street. Seems gray SUV. He has been there Tuesday, July 31 Caller on Palmyra Street home to Beal Street. The ccab anything missing. Caller will to be struggling. Units off in all night. Units spoke to the Reporting party on Wash- states that the female is in the driver was paid. The male was contact Veteran’s Affairs and the area investigating and the male party and he stayed at ington Avenue states that house that has been boarded left in the care of his mother. see if anything was stolen and officers believe they are look- his friend’s house late and someone has stolen all four up due to a fire. Social work- Two elderly females on he will write a report. ing for a male party with a was working at the Feast. He tires off of his motor vehicle. er is on the scene. S5 spoke Putnam Street got scam calls. Unit assisted social worker language barrier. Viking Gar- is fine, and will leave the area Officer attempted to have to the female party and she They were very upset and on Charles Street. 91 reports dens was clear. Units report in half an hour. a motor vehicle moved that as not trying to get into the would like to speak to an of- individual was not home. S5 nothing showing in the center G&J Towing reports a was parked on the sidewalk house because she knows is is ficer. No information, and no and social worker will try of town. Units will continue to private tow for vehicle for at Bates and Washington Av- not supposed to. Everything is money given. They were told again later. check the area. enue. Owner was located and rolling in the right direction. trespass from Revere Street that this would be document- Party on Bayview Avenue Caller who works for Win- Dunkin’ Donuts. the vehicle was moved. Officer will attempt to throp Taxi has not seen an ed in our log. came to the station to report Unit stated they received Party on Marshall Street serve summons to subject on elderly gentleman she drives Caller on Banks Street that the roof of his convertible a call for a suspicious device states that she had a past Winthrop Street. Party not daily from Main Street. She states she found a dog running was cut. on second floor of house on breaking and entering and home but the name is on the has not seen him in over a in and out of traffic. She took School program director re- Shore Drive. State PD Arson wants an officer to take a re- mailbox. it to her house. It was a gray ported to the SRO that social week and she has tried calling port. It is undetermined if the Caller on Palmyra Streets him for days with no answer. investigator has been notified and black dog with a collar. media harassment was going and will respond to the loca- No information on the collar. on between two students. It Would like a well being check on him. tion. ACO has the animal and will was referred for follow up. Party reports that her motor deliver it to the owner. A cita- SRO also spoke to the parents Party would like an officer CALL vehicle was parked outside tion was issued. and they were advised of their stand by to keep the peace the Winthrop Arms last night. Received a call from a con- rights. while he retrieves some per- When she went out to it this GEORGE cerned friend that he has not Unwanted person at the sonal belongings on Siren morning, person or persons been able to reach for a few bank on Bartlett Road. Male Street. Officer reports all unknown had punctured all weeks on Shore Drive. He party on the scene attempt- things were exchanged with- did go by the house and found ing to use someone’s credit out incident. four tires. She believes this BARKER Sierra 3 off for an inves- may have been committed several packages of “meals on card and the bank is refusing Sales • All Service • Leases wheels” outside of his apart- to give the card back and he tigation of a past larceny on by a female who called in an ment. Spoke to headquarters is refusing to leave. 91 reports Shirley Street. animal complaint on here last and they stated that the male subject and subject’s grand- Caller on Quincy Avenue night. Officers will check to Good Brothers Dodge party is in custody at this time. mother were spoken to and states that a child and adult see if there is any cameras 577 Columbian St., S. Weymouth Male party came to the sta- they were advised that he can- were in a verbal argument. posted at the Arms which may tion to report receiving a call not use her card. She will be The adult got in a vehicle and have caught this incident. from the IRS. The party sus- coming to the bank to retrieve left the child standing alone Caller on Charles street 781-331-8300 pected it was a scam and gave it. Also spoke to the manager in the street. 92 responded. states that his neighbor is no information to the robo and if this party comes back to K9 stated that no one is in the playing his music very loud. caller. the bank he will be trespassed vicinity and the dispatcher Unit spoke to involved party Party inquired if there was from the property. called back the original caller and the music has been turned an RO on him. A call to the Unit off with a youth that with no answer. K9 unit states down. estranged wife received no fell off of his bike on Walden that he spoke to the caller’s answer and a message was Street. 91 reports the young husband and he believed that Sunday, August 5 left. There is no RO in effect man is up and riding. the child left with the parent. Caller on Shirley Street according to dispatch. Party Walk-in from Seafoam Av- Party on Franklin Street states that her vehicle was hit wanted to pick up some be- enue to report that someone states that there is a blue Buck and the other driver took off. longings. He will try anoth- opened a credit card in his with two white males outside She wants to speak to an of- W.I.H.A. er time. He was told that he name. possibly smoking marijua- ficer. Rear end has minimal should not involve his new Caller on Shirley Street na. K9 and W99 responded damage. Report was filed. CLASSIC CAR SHOW friend in going to the address. reports that there has been a and report subjects were just At the end of Otis Street a C1 dispatched 91 and 93 to car parked in front of his mar- talking and are clearing the large group of people forming Music – Food – Trophies – Crafts – Raffles do a well being check on Beal ket for over two hours and area. and about to fight. On Otis Street. the parking spot is a 15 min- Caller on Washington Ave- Street and Yirrell Beach, there Eight males in back of Pau- ute customer parking. Caller nue reports that there is a dog are parties arguing. 91 and 94 line Street trying to get onto would like the vehicle moved. inside a car who is panting and are assisting female with a looks to be very ill. 91 states the roof. Party came to the Caller on Lincoln Street ride home to Sagamore Ave- that the sunroof is open but nue. Party was dropped off at the dog is panting and there her house. It was a verbal al- is no water. 91 will go to the tercation and the parties were Elks to look for the registered advised of their rights. ERRY MBROSIO owner of the dog. 91 spoke to G D’A the individual and informed An elderly female was him of the danger of leaving a locked out of her house on ATTORNEY AT LAW dog in a car in the heat. Veterans Road. Caller states there is a cat in Caller on Highland Avenue stated there are a bunch of a car since 4 p.m. at Winthrop IS YOUR ESTATE IN ORDER? Arms. K9 unit responded. K9 kids at the park being loud and th August 25 Saturday 10-2pm DO YOU HAVE AN UPDATED WILL, HEALTH CARE found the owners who were parked their van illegally in a th not aware of the state law. no parking zone. Upon arriv- Ingleside Park, Winthrop, MA - Rain date August 26 PROXY, OR POWER OF ATTORNEY? al, there was nothing showing. Show Cars $10 - Vendor Spaces $25 For more information call 617-407-3438 They were having dinner for two hours. They had the win- Caller on Seafoam Avenue ______F NOT PLEASE CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION I , dows down. Someone will be states that directly behind her Proceeds benefit the house there is a loud party go- watching the cat for the night. 1637 Deane Winthrop House ing on. Officer spoke to party Presented by the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association (W.I.H.A.) Saturday, August 4 and the party is over for the 781-284-5657 Report of a male party night.

E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 9, 2018 Page 3 Local author shows the strength of women in her new book release ‘The Tree of Life’

By Kate Anslinger cestry. The end result is Chid- me stories of his Indian grand- autobiography about her ear- lovski’s second published mother, LeAnna Crenshaw ly life in Monett, Mo.. She When Sue (Baker) Chid- book, which tells the tale of Stone, and now I had actually is currently working on her lovski found herself face to her great-grandmother and found her story,” said Chid- third novel, which enhances face with some family ar- great-great-grandmother, two lovski. “Through the archives, the perspective of inclusion in chives, she came across a Cheyenne Indian women who I enabled her life to be told society. sentence that would be the faced challenges that are un- again.” “I hope people get a sense inspiration for her latest book imaginable in today’s world. The book’s main theme is of history and see how strong “The Tree of Life.” The line, The story is fittingly set one that depicts feminism be- women had to be during that written in the form of a diary during the days before, during fore it existed, and how, when era,” said Chidlovski, who entry by one of her ancestors, and after the Civil War, and faced with adversity, women wrote the book while she was read: “John Crenshaw gave an while today’s world is expo- have the power to demon- bed ridden in the hospital after army sergeant a $5 gold piece nentially different, Chidlovski strate strength in ways that are heart surgery. “I hope people to release her to him.”As an managed to connect the lives extraordinary. learn to appreciate the accep- Sue (Baker) Chidlovski. avid storyteller, Chidlovski of these women with her own, Released in April of this tance of people and inclu- thur, a noted Russian Hockey “The Tree of Life” can be was immediately intrigued by showcasing the resilience of year, “The Tree of Life,” fol- sion.” and Weight-lifting Historian. purchased on Amazon, under the mysterious sentence and love and bringing to the sur- lows Chidlovski’s first pub- Chidlovski lives in Win- She has one daughter, two Chidlovski’s pen name, “Su- set out on a journey piecing face, the strength of women. lished book, “Home Again, throp with her husband Ar- cats and a charming pup. sie Stone.” together remnants of her an- “My father had always told Home Again, Jiggity Jig,” an DeLeo not happy with negative comments on school funding breakdown

By Seth Daniel to be blaming DeLeo directly session, including some very by the fact, DeLeo said, that the bill completed. DeLeo said which will dramatically help during the fallout. important tightening of the there were three different he’s not into grandstanding his home district of Revere – Last week, after a school “I have often been known gun laws in banning Bump leaders in the Senate over a on the issue, and only wants would be addressed. In fact, funding fix broke down at the to say there is what Senator Stocks and also one of the short period of time. That, he to see something put in place he said, it is being addressed State House during the last Chang-Diaz says and then most comprehensive reforms said, played into the difficul- that will work for everyone. now. minute, the imminently im- there’s the truth,” he said this of criminal justice laws in a ties in getting such complex “We had studies, but we “I will tell you that now portant issue for Everett, Re- week. “She made some com- generation. He said that ed- things done. never had final figures to give we’re going into the next vere and Chelsea drew a great ments that the fact it didn’t ucation funding – as well as “In addition, from the us the proof needed to show session and moving forward deal of disappointment locally get done was because of the the health care bill that didn’t House’s perspective, in a rel- that none of our communities this is an issue,” he said. “I’m and in the Senate, and much House leadership. The truth pass – were complex and atively short period of time, would get short-changed,” he already starting to talk to of the frustrations seemed to of the matter is I was not in- there were others who weren’t we were dealing with three said. stakeholders…I have not yet be directed at House leaders volved in that at all. It was the happy with the proposals in different Senate presidents,” “One thing I’ve tried to im- arranged to meet with stake- – including Speaker Bob De- [education committee] chair the last hours. he said. “There was a change press as Speaker; one thing holders, but we’re meeting Leo. and the conferees. I was kept One of them was Boston there in leadership and the last I’ve tried to stress with many with those in my office and This week, DeLeo told apprised of things, but it was Mayor Martin Walsh, who change occurred just three members is we want some- looking at the best way to constituents and those in the chair of education and the along with Gov. Charlie Bak- weeks before the end of the thing that will work and stand come to some finalization so neighboring communities that conferees who have much er, weren’t happy with the session. That made getting the test of time,” he continued. we’re ready.” the criticisms he and House more knowledge of these edu- dollar figures. some things done a little dif- “In the history of many piec- He said they hope to find leaders have received for the cation issues than I do. I pret- “The Mayor of Bos- ficult. That’s not a criticism es of legislation, sometimes it something that is fair for ev- breakdown on school funding ty much took my cues from ton called – I think Sen. of any Senate president, but takes more time and work be- eryone. is not fair. them…I understand people Chang-Diaz represents some it changes the dynamics when fore you get something passed What wasn’t fair, he said, He was particularly disen- will criticize you when you’re of Boston – and he was not you’re trying to get things through both houses. I dare was the blame game lev- chanted by comments made Speaker, but what I will not happy with the way the for- done.” say this was just one of those ied against the leaders of the about House leaders from stand for is some of the nega- mula was and he had asked Within the details of the things. I’m not the type who House on the matter. Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz (D-Ja- tive comments that have been for us to take a second look… education funding fix was the likes to make a headline to “For some to place blame maica Plain) and other Senate made in terms of this.” Neither was the governor too fact, DeLeo said, that the De- say something is passed…but on certain people for not get- leaders working closely on DeLeo pointed to the happy and he had concerns,” partment of Education (DESE) guess what? It doesn’t work.” ting done just isn’t fair,” he education. many things that did get ac- said DeLeo. was unable to get them firm, In that spirit, DeLeo as- concluded. Many in that crowd seemed complished during the recent That was all compounded concrete figures in time to get sured that education funding –

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of Max and Sylvia Whiting on you for your support of Ra- Police Department and Mass- ma.us then click Departments several experienced employ- ny is not following procedures Sunday, August 12 from 2 – 4 chel Rollins when you vote Bike for Bike Safety Demos and Town Clerk. Applications ees have been replaced by and it could result in an explo- p.m., 125 Cliff Ave., Winthrop on September 4th. Additional led by certified professional may be submitted in person or inexperienced people. Many sion or a serious injury.” with Music and light refresh- information may be found at bike instructors. The instruc- by mail. The voter, or a “fam- have never had experience Steve Calla, director of the ment. Rachael will be avail- http://www.rollins4da.com / tors will offer tips and riding ily member” (father, mother, in the field and have literally Department of Public Works, able to discuss her platform, 617-792-6152. courses for all ages that teach sister, brother, son, daughter, answer questions and listen to R.S.V.P. at 617.539.3951 to or remind participants how to been taken from their desk addressed the necessary per- grandparent, grandchild, a jobs, given a quick training, mitting steps that would need your concerns. attend the Meet and Greet. bike safely on the road. spouse or person residing in Rachael Rollins has over The exhibit is partial- and sent out into the field. to be taken for new work to be the same household, in-laws, So far, there have been 30 started by National Grid. 20 years of service in Suffolk PORTRAITS FROM ly funded with a grant from adopting parent or adopted County as a former state and Mass Cultural Council and complaints addressed to the “Any new projects would THE STARTLINE child, stepparent or stepchild, Department of Public Utili- need to be permitted before federal prosecutor and de- Winthrop Cultural Council. aunt, uncle, niece or neph- Mary Ruane, a local sports ties, involving shoddy work. ground is broken and at this fense attorney. Rachael offers ew), may submit an applica- strong leadership, a deep com- photographer and artist will Buonopane is hoping that point there are none pending,” exhibit photographs of elite VOTERS MAY VOTE tion. All absentee ballot ap- mitment to public safety and ABSENTEE OVER plications must be signed by towns and cities will be proac- said Calla. full appreciation of the need cyclocross racers at The Win- tive and adopt a moratorium, The Council agreed to refer throp Cultural Center’s Lyce- THE COUNTER the voter or a family member for criminal justice reform. under the penalty of perjury which would prohibit Nation- the permitting discussion to um Room Gallery, 45 Pauline Voters who are unable to She managed more than 150 before an absentee ballot will al Grid from starting any new DPW and research the issue Street, Winthrop, on Aug 18, vote on Election-Day be- employees and oversaw thou- be made available. or replacement projects. more thoroughly before mak- with a reception from noon to cause of physical disability, sands of cases; working for A voter who is admitted “It’s not an exaggeration,” ing a resolution. They will 3 p.m. religious beliefs or travel may the MBTA, MA Departmentt to a health care facility after said Joe Garcia, who is a res- also take special circumstanc- The portraits shows the in- vote by absentee ballot. If you of Transportation and the MA noon of the fifth day before ident and National Grid em- es into consideration. tense focus needed to succeed will be absent from Winthrop Port Authority. She handled an election may apply for a ployee for 18 years. “There “I think we should consider at the high level of a sport. for an extended period of cases involving guns, vio- ballot up until the close of the are people that come out from certain circumstances,” said Through interviews with the time, you may submit a single lence, fraud, discrimination, polls and may request to have the office and get put out in Councilor-at-Large, Michael athletes Mary Ruane presents application for all elections narcotics, civil rights and the ballot delivered.) Absen- the field after taking a two-day Lucerto. “If a family has been ways to focus your energy in occurring within the year the child abuse by sexual preda- tee ballots generally are avail- other areas of life. The show application is filed. course. It’s absurd. I know the out of their home for a while tors. able three weeks before an will also include videos to in- Applications for absentee contractors aren’t trained as due to flooding, we shouldn’t Suffolk County has an op- election. troduce the viewer to the sport ballots may be obtained from much as us. There are a lot make them suffer any longer, portunity to make history and Please do not hesitate to of cyclocross. the Town Clerk or download- of procedures and countless and allow the work to be com- elect a new District Attorney call the Town Clerk’s office at Outside the exhibit join ed from the Town Clerk’s Web hours of training that go into pleted.” who represents the needs and 617-846-1742 with questions. face of the community. Thank Bike Winthrop, the Winthrop page at www.town.winthrop. fixing a gas leak. The compa-

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OUR Opinions Forum SUMMERTIME -- AND THE LIVIN’ IS EASY

With this past week’s high temperatures and high humidity, those of us who work and live in air conditioned buildings have had a lot to be thankful for. Even a sojourn to the beach offers no relief from the heat, thanks to the prevailing southwest winds that blow hot air across the sand toward the ocean along our East-facing coastline of the Boston area Still, as unbearable as this stretch has been for many people -- and let’s not forget that hot weather kills more people than cold -- does anyone doubt that in January, all of us will be pining for the heat of early August? With just three weeks left until the Labor Day weekend, we do not have many more days of summer left. So let’s enjoy our Triple-H weather (hazy, hot, and humid) while we can. In the words of the early-60s song by the great Nat King Cole:

Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer Those days of soda and pretzels and beer Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer You’ll wish that summer could always be here A LOOK TO THE FUTURE

The passage by the legislature of the $2.4 billion bond bill spearheaded by Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo, with the enthusiastic support of Revere State Rep. Roselee Vin- cent and State Senator Joseph Boncore, that will prepare our state’s coastal and inland areas for the anticipated effects of climate change marks a milestone in forward-thinking on Beacon Hill. Guest Op-Ed Regardless of whether 99% of scientists are correct that climate change is occurring because of man-made pollution, Want better business? Invest in public transit everyone (including the other one percent) is in agreement that climate change is a reality, whether man-made or natural. By Paul P. Skoutelas total -- to an Atlanta campus trains and buses running be- rection. Passed in March, the Moreover, it is becoming clear that the consequences of served by one of the city's yond their normal lifespans. measure included $1.5 billion MARTA rail lines. A 2015 report from the De- in Transportation Investment climate change are occurring sooner than anyone had antic- Earlier this year, an Ama- zon executive called officials Localities that have invest- partment of Transportation Generating Economic Recov- ipated. The unprecedented flooding that took place through- in Detroit to explain why the ed in public transit have seen found that over 30 percent of ery grants (TIGER) and $2.6 out the Greater Boston area last winter, with no discernible city had fallen out of conten- those investments pay back the tracks, bridges, and tun- billion in Capital Investment cause other than an abnormally high-tide, proved conclusive- tion for the retail giant's new in spades. In Chicago, home nels in the United States were Grants. ly that the effects of rising sea levels caused by the melting headquarters. values along the city's Brown in poor condition as of 2012. But there's more to be done. of the polar ice caps will be devastating to our coastal areas. The main reason? The lack Line -- which was recon- And the American Society of Congress must ensure that its of investment in Detroit's re- structed and modernized a de- Civil Engineers gave the na- 2019 spending bill matches or Speaker DeLeo and his colleagues have shown extraor- gional public transit. The city cade ago -- shot up 55 percent tion’s public transportation exceeds those levels of fund- dinary foresight with their approval of a bond bill that will doesn't have enough down- between 2000 and 2014. infrastructure a D minus -- the ing. Lawmakers must also prepare us for what is to come in the years ahead. The money town workers to fill all the Higher home values and lowest grade given to any cat- replenish the Highway Trust we spend today will reap enormous benefits, even in the best- jobs the headquarters would more development aren't just egory of U.S. infrastructure. Fund, which pays for surface case scenario for the coming climate change crisis. create. And without reliable good for residents -- they're That neglect has real con- transportation projects will public trains and buses, there's also good for city coffers, as sequences for American face a $20 billion funding gap no easy way for suburbanites they result in more property businesses. In 2015, a re- by 2020. to commute into Detroit with- tax revenue. cord-breaking Boston snow- Ignoring these funding out a car. That's certainly been the fall buried the nation’s fifth needs will cost us. Without the Independent The Motor City's predica- case in metropolitan Washing- most-used public transit sys- $90 billion needed to modern- ment isn't unique. Inadequate ton, D.C. Property values are tem. As a result, Boston lost ize our nation's public transit Newspaper Group public transportation net- 7 percent to 9 percent higher $40 million in revenue and system, America will forgo works are hampering the eco- near Metro rail stations; that recovery costs. Unless the $109 billion in household in- nomic ambitions of dozens of property delivers $3.1 billion United States clears its public come and 162,000 new jobs. Send us Your News American cities. Robust fund- in tax revenue a year. transit project backlog, busi- By committing to rebuild- The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages residents ing for public transit can help Unfortunately, as a nation, nesses will lose a collective ing our nation's public trans- to submit birth and engagement announcements, them get back on track. we have largely failed to learn $340 billion in sales by 2023. portation infrastructure, Con- news releases, business briefs, honor rolls, social news, sports stories, and photographs for publica- A reliable, well-maintained from cases like these. Thanks This dim outlook for public gress can make sure cities like tion. Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 public transportation sys- to a lack of funds and resourc- transit and the businesses that Detroit are ready next time Broadway, Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151-9103. 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The Transcript assumes no financial responsibil- ity for typographical errors in advertisements, Church needs to take swift action on sexual abuse but will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management immediately of any By Cardinal Sean O’Malley the Church. decisively take action regard- light of the last two decades errors that may occur. USPS NO. 526-560 These cases and others ing these matters of critical of the Church’s experience Directory For the past several days, require more than apolo- importance. In every instance with clerical sexual abuse. It gies. They raise up the fact of claims made by victims of Publisher articles in the national media is my conviction that three that when charges are brought sexual abuse, whether crim- Stephen Quigley have reported accusations of specific actions are required regarding a bishop or a car- inal violations or the abuse Marketing Director Cardinal Theodore McCar- at this time. First, a fair and rick’s sexual improprieties dinal, a major gap still exists of power, the primary con- Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] rapid adjudication of these with several adults and his in the Church’s policies on cern must be for the victim, Assistant Marketing Directors accusations; second, an as- criminal violations of the sex- sexual conduct and sexual their family and their loved Maureen DiBella - [email protected] sessment of the adequacy of ual abuse of minors. These abuse. While the Church in ones. The victims are to be Legal Advertising our standards and policies in alleged actions, when com- the United States has adopted commended for bringing to Ellen Bertino - [email protected] the Church at every level, and mitted by any person, are a zero tolerance policy regard- light their tragic experience Ad Design especially in the case of bish- morally unacceptable and in- ing the sexual abuse of minors and must be treated with re- Kane DiMasso-Scott by priests we must have clear- spect and dignity. Recent ops; and third, communicat- compatible with the role of a ing more clearly to the Cath- Editorial priest, bishop or cardinal. er procedures for cases in- media reports also have ref- volving bishops. Transparent erenced a letter sent to me olic faithful and to all victims Reporters I am deeply troubled by and consistent protocols are from Rev. Boniface Ramsey, the process for reporting al- Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] these reports that have trau- needed to provide justice for O.P. in June of 2015, which I legations against bishops and Cary Shuman - [email protected] matized many Catholics and the victims and to adequate- did not personally receive. In cardinals. Failure to take these Seth Daniel - [email protected] members of the wider com- ly respond to the legitimate keeping with the practice for actions will threaten and en- John Lynds - [email protected] munity. In one case involving Copy Editing, Layout indignation of the communi- matters concerning the Pontif- danger the already weakened a minor the Archdiocese of ty. The Church needs a strong ical Commission for the Pro- Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates New York, after investigation, moral authority of the Church Business Accounts Executive and comprehensive policy to tection of Minors, at the staff has found the accusation to and can destroy the trust re- Judy Russi - [email protected] address bishops’ violations of level the letter was reviewed be credible and substantiat- quired for the Church to min- Printer the vows of celibacy in cases and determined that the mat- ister to Catholics and have a ed. While another accusation of the criminal abuse of mi- ters presented did not fall un- Concord Monitor (N.H.) meaningful role in the wider concerning a minor is yet to nors and in cases involving der the purview of the Com- The Winthrop Transcript reserves the right to edit letters for space be investigated, the reports adults. mission or the Archdiocese civil society. In this moment and clarity. We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please are devastating for the vic- My experience in several of Boston, which was shared there is no greater imperative include your street and telephone number with your submission. for the Church than to hold The Winthrop Transcript publishes columns, viewpoints and letters tims, their families and for the dioceses and my work with with Fr. Ramsey in reply. to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to Church itself. Each new report the members of the Pontifical These accusations are un- itself accountable to address encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed of clerical abuse at any level Commission for the Protec- derstandably a source of great these matters, which I will are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. creates doubt in the minds of tion of Minors have brought disappointment and anger for bring to my upcoming meet- Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are preferred. many that we are effectively me to this conclusion. The many. These cases, involving ings with the Holy See with addressing this catastrophe in Church needs to swiftly and a cardinal, must be viewed in great urgency and concern. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 9, 2018 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript ART 838 - TEWKSBURY GREENHOUSE BUSINESS 20 years ago 50 years ago collectors not to pick up any August 6, 1998 August 7, 1958 more barrels with garbage in them. The School Committee has Public-spirited citizens and voted to accept lighting for businessman met this week 100 years ago 1 Miller Field that will be do- at the Old Church Building August 10, 1918 nated by the Light Up Miller to discuss the creation of a Field Committee headed by Master Plan for the town with The Elks held its annual Athletic Director John Lyons. the aim of turning Winthrop Lawn Party and Cabaret on The first night game under the into a progressive commu- their spacious grounds and lights is set for September 18. nity capable of meeting the in their ballroom Wednesday Residents in the area have ob- challenges of the modern age. evening. It was a brilliant af- jected to the plan vociferously. Several revolutionary pro- fair, despite the storm earlier The fifth annual Oceanside posals were brought forward, in the evening. The Common- Big Band & Jazz Fest will including the demolition of wealth Band and Orchestra run-down, abandoned, or un- first furnished the music on be held at Ft. Heath Park this needed commercial buildings, Sunday afternoon. Rebecca construction of a new access the lawn, where its sympho- Paris will headline the event, road into town from the Mc- nies were well-received, and which is the brainchild of lo- Clellan Highway to Franklin then provided the music for cal businessman Paul Roy. St. behind Ft. Banks, redevel- dancing later in the evening in Winthrop will receive an opment of the Center business the hall. The Remick Trio and 8.9 percent increase in local section, the selection of lo- Fiesta Singers also entertained aid from the state, according cations for old-age housing, on the lawn and the cabaret 2 was provided by the Merrill to the recently-released cher- boating for children on Lewis Vaudeville Circuit of Boston. ry sheets, for a new total of Lake, a skating rink at Ingle- There also were a violin of- $9,517,744. The figure also is side Park, and construction of garden-style apartments on fering, a singing comedian, $200,000 more than had been Veterans Rd. and selections on the banjo by estimated at the annual Town Miss Shirley Thome. Meeting in May, according to 60 years ago The nation’s automobile Town Accountant David Cas- August 5, 1948 manufacturers are being urged tellarin to exercise great care in select- The annual Make-A-Wish Richard D. “Dick”Ste- ing materials for their prod- sailing regatta is set for this venson, the co-captain of the ucts, especially leather (which weekend at the Cottage Park 1943 WHS football team and is needed for the footwear for Y.C. a 1947 graduate of Dartmouth General Pershing’s men), in The Winthrop Police Ex- College, has been signed as order to have materials avail- plorers brought home a first a teacher of history and the able for the war effort. social sciences, it was an- place trophy in the annual Patrolman John J. Mac- nounced this week by School Donald saw a person snap- national competition held at Supt. Orrin C.Davis. Steven- In the early 1700s, the Bill time went by, the greenhouse run by Charles and Deborah the University of Maryland in ping pictures along the beach family, who along with the was expanded into a group of Tewksbury, continues today son also will become an as- and immediately seized the the category of Crime Scene sistant football coach at Win- Winthrop family owned most such buildings in which the and is typical of the many Search. man’s film. It turned out that lovely such local enterprises throp High. the picture-taker was a Ger- of Pullen Point (Winthrop to- Tewksbury Greenhouse Busi- The Winthrop School of The first fatal traffic - acci man alien. Not much gets by day), had few if any sons but ness was established in 1885. that our residents support and dent in Winthrop since 1942 Performing Arts will present Officer MacDonald. had three daughters who mar- See picture #2 that depicts the enjoy shopping at. occurred this week when 19 its production of Peter Pan The increase in the cost of ried young men from other large greenhouse complex as If any of our readers are starting this evening. year old WHS junior Alan areas who then settled in to it appeared about 1890. In the looking for books on the his- Hersey lost control of his living is having a large effect upon the small-salaried man farm on our peninsula. Thus 1920s, William Ruttle married tory of Winthrop for Holiday 30 years ago motorcycle on Shore Drive, the Tewksbury, Belcher and into the Tewksbury family gifts, The Winthrop Improve- August 10, 1988 striking a seawall and being and woman. Floyd family names began and opened up Ruttle’s florist ment and Historical Associ- thrown onto the rocks 20 feet their over 284 year continued shop in the center on Bartlett ation has three. The first is a The town is facing a defi- below. 110 years ago existence in our town and all Road which was later bought history book based on maps of cit in its account for health The Elks will host more August 8, 1908 but eliminated the Bill name by Byron Wasson Senior after Winthrop from 1624 to date. insurance coverage for town than 200 local boys for a from Winthrop. When the World War II. His son, Byron The second contains 400 old employees thank to a steady baseball game between the Despite being brought up first, three-stone breakers were Wasson Junior, took over the colored postcards of Winthrop increase in health insurance Boston Braves and the New on charges of embezzlement, constructed off of Shore Drive business in 1963 and in 2004 and the third is a guide book premiums from Blue Cross/ York Giants. Cardenio F. King, formerly of Winthrop, has embarked upon in 1933, they were named the he sold it to Mary Lally, a 25- which follows the trail of the Blue Shield Building Inspector Wilfred a new business venture in “three sisters” in honor of the year employee, who contin- 1885 to 1940 Narrow Gauge The MWRA held a ground- Bennett said that permits for new buildings and alterations Maine under the name of the three Bill sisters who brought ued the business as the Five Railroad as it passed through breaking ceremony for the construction of a pier at Deer set a post-war record in July, C.F. King Co. new blood into our com- Petals Flower Shop for sever- Winthrop. Copies can be Island that will allow for eas- with 10 permits for new build- A contract for dredging munity. The fourth and fifth al years. Today this location is obtained at the Book Depot ier access to the construction ings and 36 permits for alter- work has been awarded for breakers were built later in the home of the Cottage Hill and Café on Somerset Ave, site of the new Boston Harbor ations. work at the Winthrop Basin 1935. This article pursues one Real Estate office operated by the Market Place on Revere sewage treatment plant. near the Winthrop Yacht Club. line of the Tewksbury family Richard DiMento, Picture #3 Street, Century 21 Sea Coast Town Clerk Marie Turn- 80 years ago William Colson’s boat, from John, who married Sar- shows Richard Oliver Tewks- at Revere Street and Crest Av- er recently graduated from August 6, 1938 Hello Bill, won the motor boat ah Bill in 1733. This family bury, a veteran of both WW I enue and Elliot Whittier Insur- the New England Municipal race held off the Winthrop pursued farming for some 150 and WWII, in 1933 beside the ance on Revere Street, Beacon Clerk’s Institute & Academy The selectmen have issued Y.C. Saturday afternoon. years and then in 1870 built shop’s delivery truck in front Photography & Framing on at Salve Regina College in an order banning all-night the home at 294 Bowdoin of their greenhouse complex. Winthrop Street, the Winthrop Newport, R.I. parking on Pt. Shirley be- 120 years ago Street as shown in picture #1. Still located at the original Improvement and Historical tween Ridgeway’s Corner and August 12, 1898 Note the small conservatory Bowdoin Street location, see Association or by contacting 40 years ago Grand View Ave. Residents (green house) extending out picture #4, this more than this writer at 846-2901. August 9, 1978 have been complaining that The guests at the wide- of the side of the house. As 134-year-old family business, late-night beach-goers and ly-known resort at Cottage revelers have been making too The town figures to be the Park are noted for their gen- much noise at night. beneficiary of the new state erosity. Upon a recent visit by law that allows communities Mrs. Nora McLaughlin, the assistant manager of the to impose excise taxes on the special police woman Boston Children’s Floating boats based on where they who patrols Pt. Shirley beach are moored during the sum- during the summer months, Hospital, a collection of $152 mer season as of July 1, rather has begun a campaign against was made after many guests than where they are stored as the topless bathing suits be- were taken by boat to the hos- of January 1. It is estimated ing worn by men who like to pital. It was the largest dona- that the value of boats moored show their manly chests. In tion of any hotel in the area. in Winthrop is $1 million. a tactful manner, she also is Plumbing Inspector Mr. State Rep. Alfred Saggese endeavoring to do away with Geo. W. Darlow has reminded has announced his candidacy the unwanted boldness of the all plumbers in town that be- for a third term from the 20th young folks at the beach who fore they do any work, other Suffolk District comprising all engage in beach “petting par- than fixing leaks, they must of Winthrop and Beachmont. ties.” Mrs. McLaughlin also file a notice of work to be per- is trying to convince the girls formed at the town hall. 50 years ago and women that less-scanty A 15-year-old girl was August 8, 1968 bathing attire would be just as saved from drowning after a comfortable and pleasing to strong undertow took her out Police Chief Frank Per- the onlooker. to sea along Shore Drive. A rone has ordered that police man passing by on a buggy vehicles may not be used to 90 years ago heard her screams for help and 3 August 11, 1928 transport injured persons to rushed into the water to save hospitals out-of-town, even her. if ambulances from Caggia- A half dozen boys playing no Ambulance Service are in the old gravel pit on Bow- 130 years ago unavailable. Perrone said doin St. unearthed a collection August 10, 1888 that police vehicles are not of human bones, the remains equipped to transport injured of an old settler buried many The Winthrop seashore persons for such distances and years ago. The lads carried is increasing in value faster the gruesome find to police that the police cruisers are not than almost any area around headquarters where desk clerk insured for this type of ser- Boston. Whereas a few years vice. Nelson exhibited the curiosi- 4 ago there were no houses to The Winthrop Summer ties to callers at the station. School, sponsored by the The selectmen heard com- be seen along the entire coast Winthrop schools PTA, has plaints from residents that from Pt. Shirley to Crescent completed its ninth year of garbage is being put out with Beach, that area now is cov- successful programs in which the trash and ashes, with the ered with cottages. The next 300 students were enrolled in worst offenders on or near boom area to be developed more than 400 courses. Shirley St. The selectmen in Winthrop will be the High- Two homes in the Centre noted that not only does the lands, where the Winthrop were targeted by thieves last garbage smell when it is put Shore Land Co. is planning to week. A home on Circuit Rd. out, but that it also causes a sell lots at auction this week. A was completely ransacked terrible odor when it is burned few houses already have been while the family was away at the town dump that affects built there, at prices ranging and a portable TV was stolen residents in that area. The from $10,000 to $18,000 and from another on Sargent Rd. selectmen ordered the ash as high as $25,000. Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 9, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] Legislators give recap of bills passed in session just ending House Speaker Robert A. to craft meaningful legislation ing our residents from gun The legislation also in- DeLeo joined with Sen. Jo- that will enhance the lives of violence, the House took ac- cludes the following provi- making it easier for consum- of how the U.S. democrat- seph A. Boncore and Rep. the people of Revere and the tion to address the opioid cri- sions. ers to monitor their credit and ic system works at the local, RoseLee Vincent and their entire Commonwealth,” said sis with sweeping initiatives · For the first time in the request security freezes on state and federal government colleagues in the Legislature Rep.Vincent (D-Revere). “I to promote behavioral health history of Massachusetts, this data. The bill requires enti- levels, the House passed a bill ties that have been breached to mark the end of the legis- am particularly proud of pro- for adults and children and legislation establishes a pro- requiring schools to incor- to limit fees associated with lative session and highlight grams we enacted that will measures to prevent substance cess for expunging criminal porate civics education with help our seniors, our veterans, use disorders. The legislation data breach protections as a focus on hand-on learning accomplishments of the pro- records. well as requires transparency ductive 2017-2018 session those who struggle with ad- takes measures including ex- · Courts will now be able voting activities and media diction, as well as policies that panding access to non-opioid from breached companies and literacy. that included the passage of to expunge the records of cer- their affiliates. In addition, several landmark bills. Over will strengthen the economy treatment options for pain tain juvenile and young adults of Massachusetts and preserve management; establishing breached entities are required As part of an ongoing ef- the past two years, the Leg- aged 18 to 21, and records in to provide more detailed con- and protect our environment. I grants to benefit substance ex- fort to protect the health of islature passed major bills re- cases of fraud or where an of- sumer notifications about thank Speaker DeLeo and my posed newborn children and our youth, only those ages 21 lating to criminal justice, gun colleagues on both sides of the prohibiting discounts and re- fense is no longer a crime. data breaches and options to safety, those struggling with · The reforms eliminate help consumers better protect or older may purchase tobac- aisle who worked together to bates for certain prescription co products in Massachusetts addiction, women’s rights, make the 190th General Court opioids. It also takes steps to mandatory and statutory min- themselves. economic development, vet- imum sentences for many Recognizing the critical as a result of the Legislature’s a success.” improve the quality of patient action on this issue. erans benefits, consumer data Resting on a longstanding care at treatment facilities, ex- low-level, non-violent drug needs of the Commonwealth’s protections, and energy and practice of strong fiscal man- pands access to Narcan and offenses. first responders, the House the environment. agement, the Housepassed increases training for law en- · The legislation also tough- passed a bundle of bills aimed Massachusetts is a known “We’ve had a productive two balanced state budgets – forcement to respond to be- ens penalties for repeat of- at supporting enhanced police national leader in environ- and successful session the with landmark investments in havioral health crisis. fenders convicted of operating training, provisions to protect mental policy and this year’s results of which provide re- early education, benefits for This past spring the House under the influence (OUI). firefighting men and women environmental bond bill bol- al-world and balanced solu- low-income families, work- passed the most comprehen- · Updates the Common- as they recover from work-re- sters that position by dedicat- tions to save lives, support our force development, housing sive criminal justice reform wealth’s Criminal Offender lated cancer illnesses and pro- ing $2.4 billion to improving communities, empower work- as well as programs to prevent legislation in a generation to Record Information (CORI) viding access to confidential climate change resiliency mental health services for ing families and businesses as and treat opioid addiction. establish a more equitable sys- system to help individuals se- and adaptation; enhancing those responders recovering well as address the effects of These included no new major tem by supporting our young- cure gainful employment and environmental and natural re- taxes. This year the budget from traumatic events. source protection; and invest- climate change,” said Speaker est and most vulnerable resi- housing. The House also passed DeLeo, (D – Winthrop). “I’m surplus increased the state’s dents, reducing recidivism, Building off its tradition of ing in parks and recreational Stabilization Fund, which is legislation to spur econom- assets. The legislation passed pleased that amid a charged increasing judicial discretion, protecting women’s rights, the ic development across the national political atmosphere, expected to surpass $2 billion and enhancing public safety. House passed landmark legis- ensures that Massachusetts in Fiscal Year 2019. Commonwealth with invest- we were able to agree to a As part of the reforms, the lation to guarantee reasonable can continue to plan for glob- With the tragic events re- ments including public infra- al warming and a changing fiscally responsible budget House also acted on its long- accommodations and safety structure projects like street sulting from mass shootings climate, including along vul- and a bundle of legislation standing legacy ofsupporting measures for pregnant work- and sewer improvements and unfolding across the country, nerable coastlines with $225 that serves our vulnerable the House took action twice the Commonwealth’s most ers. With an uncertain future for multi-family housing and residents and keeps our cities vulnerable children by raising for federal action on repro- mixed-use development, and million in community invest- this session to pass Massachu- ment grants, $100 million and towns safe by supporting setts’ already nation-leading the minimum age of criminal ductive rights, the Legislature transportations in commu- children, first responders, vet- responsibility from age 7 to Massachusetts took decisive nities across the Common- for energy and environment policies designed to promote coastal infrastructure, and $54 erans and small business.” gun safety. This session Mas- 10 and decriminalizes a first action to protect the rights wealth. The legislation also million in rural investments. “This legislative session sachusetts took another leap offense misdemeanor if the for women across the Com- includes investments to grow has brought positive change forward with new laws aimed punishment is a fine or - im monwealth by passing legis- jobs coastal communities; This year the House passed to the people of the Common- at preventing those individu- prisonment for not more than lation to make Massachusetts fund; boost manufacturing in- a bill to enhance certain bene- wealth. I am proud of the work als who pose a risk of causing six months. the first state in the nation to novation; support technology fits for Massachusetts veterans that my colleagues and I have bodily injury to themselves The reforms also bolster repeal outdated state laws di- development and innovation; including increases to assis- done to eradicate the opioid or others from owning, or the House’s multi-tiered ap- rected at limiting a woman’s and expand career technical tance with funeral and burial epidemic, increase access to possessing a firearm as well proach to combatting the right to make decisions about training programs. The leg- expenses; relating to property housing, ensure a living wage, as providing them with crisis opioid epidemic by creating her own reproductive health. islation also establishes and taxes, and designating April 5 apprenticeship tax credit for and reform a criminal justice intervention, mental health, the nation’s strongest law for Renewing its dedication to as Gold Star Wives Day and employers and limits the en- system that unfairly broke up substance abuse and coun- trafficking Carfentanil and by balancing the needs of work- the last Sunday in Septem- seling services. In addition forcement of and sets stan- ber to Gold Star Mothers and Massachusetts families,” said strengthening the Fentanyl ers and small businesses, the dards for non-compete agree- Sen. Boncore (D-Winthrop). the House passed legislation trafficking law. The legisla- House passed legislation to Families Day. banning the sale, purchase or ments in Massachusetts. The “It’s been a pleasure to work tion requires district attorneys raise the minimum wage; legislation funds initiatives with Speaker DeLeo and Rep- ownership of a “bump stock” to create pre-arraignment create a framework for paid Fiscal Year 2019 Budget device, which is designed to that help small businesses resentative Vincent in these diversion programs for mili- family and medical leave for Highlights increase a weapon’s rate of grow and establishes tax cred- endeavors and look forward tary personnel, veterans, and most workers; and to establish Education fire and mimic automatic gun its for businesses that occupy · $4.9 billion in Chapter 70 to what we will do in the next individuals with addiction or a permanent sales tax holiday. vacant storefronts in down- fire. education funding, which rep- two years.” mental health issues. It re- Facing an unprecedent- town areas. These laws build on the resents an increase of 3.4 per- “During this legislative moves the age restriction to ed number of data breeches This session the House House’s landmark 2014 gun cent over the previous fiscal session, my colleagues and I participate in a diversion pro- across the nation from na- took action to foster an inclu- legislation, which led to Mas- year and increases funding for in the House were able to work sachusetts being found one of gram, as they are currently tional credit reporting enti- sive and just elections process together under the tremendous only available to defendants ties and retailers, the House by establishing automatic vot- employee health care costs by the safest in the nation. $39 million. leadership of Speaker DeLeo While focused on protect- 22 and under. passed a bill to put into place er registration. enhanced protections for con- In response to calls for in- · $319.4 million to fund sumers against data breaches, the Special Education Circuit Breaker, $90 million for Char- ter School Reimbursement. 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E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 9, 2018 Page 7 Community to honor Father Nazzaro

By John Lynds of St. John Bosco Fr. Tim Zak Falcon Street. As a young recently informed Fr. Nazzaro person going to the Salesian Fr. John Nazzaro, who that he will be transferred offi- Boys & Girls Club and Dom has been the face of the cially to Don Bosco Prep High Savio High School Fr. Nazza- Salesian Boys & Girls Club in Ramsey, N.J., in August. ro fell in love with the Sale- in East Boston throughout Before assuming his new sian spirit and the traditions his tenure, announced last responsibilities, he will of its founder, St. John Bosco. month he would be leav- be attending classes at As a boy a Salesian Brother ing East Boston for a new the Chicago Theologi- gave him the book “Wolves assignment in New Jersey. cal Union in Chicago, Ill. to Lambs,” it was about On Thursday, Aug. 16, from Fr. Nazzaro has been associ- how St. John Bosco changed 6 to 10 p.m. at the Winthrop ated in a variety of responsi- young people from wolves to Lodge of Elks the community bilities at the Salesian Boys lambs by being kind to them will honor Fr. Nazzaro’s ten- & Girls Club in the past and giving them a safe place ure in Eastie and the impact 35 years--as executive di- to play. he has had on countless chil- rector for the past 11 years “Father John has built the dren and families. and more recently as direc- Salesians Boys & Girls club “It has been a privilege to tor of mission for the club. into a safe home for hundreds have Father John here over “Father John is the fabric of and hundreds of children the past few months,” said what it means to be from East were they can go and play, Fr. John Nazzaro (right) at the Salesian Boys & Girls Club. The community will honor Fr. Nazzaro Boys & Girls Club Executive Boston,” said East Boston learn and more importantly with a special party at the Winthrop Lodge of Elks on Thursday, Aug. 16 at 6 p.m. Director Mike Triant, who District Court Chief of Pro- feel safe,” said longtime com- took over as head of the club bation Thomas Tassinari, a munity leader Joseph Ruggi- after Fr. Nazzaro transitioned longtime friend of Fr. Nazza- ero, who owns the Ruggiero munity, but very few were example of service of humil- ance and what the best course to the position of director of ro’s. “He truly cares about the Memorial Home in Eastie Fr. John Nazzaro. He is my ity and love,” said Edwards. mission. “His willingness to of action was to help a family community, the population, and is a close friend of Fr. dear friend and I think it is “Countless generations of do so much to assist with the or a child he was there. He the kids, everything that we Nazzaro’s. “He hired many fair to say all that knew him children’s lives were made transition is a true testament never wanted fanfare, stories, all work together to preserve. alumni of the program to will have a void in their life. better because of his dedica- to the high level of care that Everything that we fought for teach children in the club and The children in New Jersey tion. His shoes will be tough or tributes. All he ever asked he has for the club. He has and continue to fight for to made it a learning experience in return was that the com- done amazing work here for will be very lucky to have Fa- to fill. Our hearts will be with keep this community the safe as they made a few dollars. munity supported the Boys & so long and I am truly blessed ther John in their lives. May him forever.” place that it has always been. He raised hundreds of thou- god bless Father John and the While Madaro said he was Girls Club and his mission in to be the successor to some- sands of dollars by meeting I, like many others, will miss Salesian Boys & Girls club.” always just a phone call away. one who has worked diligent- him but we will try to carry business people in our com- the community. When I think Both Rep. Adrian Madaro “First as former Rep. Car- ly on behalf of the club and on his work in the face all munity. Once you met Father of all the kids and families he and City Councilor Lydia Ed- lo Basile’s Chief of Staff and formed so many meaningful the forces that try to stop us. John you loved him. He cov- has helped over the years in long lasting relationships wards said Fr. Nazzaro was now as State Representative Godspeed father, our loss is ered parishes from Boston to East Boston I’m truly awe- with the community. That is instrumental and helped them I never saw Father John hesi- truly the gain of those you Melrose for daily masses fu- struck by his dedication, pas- truly what makes our Boys & will continue to serve.” nerals, last rites or just to sit grow and realize the plight of tate to help a child or a family sion, energy and love for the Girls club the vibrant organi- Fr. Nazzaro, who grew up with a family and listen. We many low-income children in in need,” said Madaro. “Any- zation that we are today.” in Eastie and graduated from can list many priests over the the community. time I called him and asked community he called home Provincial of the Salesians St. Dominic Savio, lived on years that helped our com- “Father John is the shining for his assistance and guid- for so many years.” Frustrated House waited for horse racing/simulcast bill all night

By Seth Daniel had major racing events last en up a matter so important to that the matter was quickly Park. Springfield, but as they got week. Speaker DeLeo’s district in a resolved, which meant that it The letter said that the to the matter, DeLeo had Live horse racing and si- “We were waiting for it to session that ended with a bit didn’t disrupt Suffolk’s week- Commonwealth’s legislation straightened everything out. mulcasting took a topsy-turvy come back from the Senate so of animosity between the two end of live racing Saturday for live racing and simulcast- Getting it fixed was the ride over a period of 48 hours we could vote on it,” DeLeo bodies – particularly on the and Sunday. ing had expired on July 31 at main point of the matter, De- last week, when the Sport of said this week. “It never made failure to pass an education “We want to thank the midnight and no action had Leo said this week. Kings became illegal in the it back to the House for a final funding and health care bill House, Senate and Gover- been taken to renew or replace “Suffolk did have a very Commonwealth for the first vote so that there would be no by the end of session. nor for addressing this today it. time in generations. disruption in racing…I have Some inside sources have and we’re looking forward to “As of today, there is not big live racing weekend com- All of it came as a result of to say, it was very frustrating said that it was retribution two great days of racing this statutory authorization for live ing up, but for me…we have the State Legislature’s run up to be waiting all night for the from Spilka to DeLeo for not weekend,” he said late on horse racing or simulcasting a number of people who live to the end of its two-year Leg- legislation to come back and it passing certain things that Thursday. in the Commonwealth,” read and work in my district who islative session on Tuesday never did. I know that things were important to her – essen- But Suffolk, Plainridge the letter. “Please be advised quite frankly live paycheck and into Wednesday (July 31 get lost. I appreciate that, tially, they said, making rac- and Raynham didn’t get there that until further notice from and Aug. 1) night – and it was but we’re talking about peo- ing a pawn in a larger political to paycheck and can’t afford without sweating it out for a the Gaming Commission, si- a frustrating end for Speaker ple’s livelihoods and people spat. even one day without that Bob DeLeo, who said they who rely on that paycheck. I DeLeo played that down, period of many hours when mulcasting in all forms under paycheck,” he said. “That’s waited all night for the Sen- thought it was important that however, this week, saying their product has suddenly be- any license at your facilities very important and that’s why come unauthorized. is suspended. Further, live ate to send back an approved got done and that’s why we only, “We were just awaiting the very next day we worked On Wednesday morning, racing at Suffolk Downs and Racing Bill. moved so quickly to get it the documents from the Sen- to get it passed on signed by straightened out the next day ate.” the Massachusetts Gaming Plainridge Park is also sus- It was considered a the governor.” non-controversial, annual re- on the governor’s desk to sign Spilka told the State House Commission (MGC) put out pended until further notice.” newal, but it was a wait that by mid-day.” News Service last week that a letter of direction to Suffolk The MGC added the item The Racing/Simulcast leg- proved fruitless and frustrat- Indeed, by Thursday af- racing was simply one of Downs, Plainridge Park and as an emergency agenda item islation doesn’t sunset again ing for the Speaker. ternoon, racing had been re- many bills that failed to pass Raynham Taunton Greyhound for its meeting on Aug. 2, in until July 31, 2019. When the bell sounded to stored, and DeLeo said that before the session’s end. end the session, racing hadn’t was because he and his team “Just like every single year, been done, and that technical- moved immediately all night we don’t always get to every- ly made it illegal – something long to make sure it passed. thing,” she said to State House with dire consequences for It didn’t stop the talk, how- News. Suffolk Downs and Plainridge ever, about why Senate Presi- Suffolk Downs COO Chip Race Course, both of which dent Karen Spilka hadn’t tak- Tuttle said he was glad to see

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Rosemary McCarthy, the middle school STEM Direc- tor who leads the program. Fellow teachers Erica and Danielle Foley and Deborah Winters joined McCarthy. Another classroom, titled, ‘Mod My Mini Mansion,’ used art to create modular homes, where students were also responsible for adding circuits and lighting. The dis- cussion on optical technolo- gy and self-driving cars was recurring and kept young in- ventors curious and engaged. Winthrop Students shown from left: Adrianna Ferrara, Sarah Delehanty, Josie Barry, Kaylin Barry, Another project required them Kayla Ferullo and Jenny Delehanty. to figure out the thickness of a line that would be nec- essary to get their optibots Locals to appear in Summer Festival moving through a mock city made out of poster board. The Summer Festival, Au- Music Direction by Lau- Direction by Sydney Grant, “They are so engaged in ev- gust 9-19, 2018, is the culmi- ra Baronet, Choreography and Stage Managed by Alex- erything, said McCarthy. “I nation of 5 weeks of prepa- by Autumn Blazon Brown, andra Tennant. Book by Phil- absolutely love this program.” ration by Young Company and Stage Managed by Eli- lip Klapperich, Adapted from Camp Invention registra- students and their profession- jah McTiernan. Music by L. Frank Baum. tion begins in January every al Directors, Music Direc- Tom Snow, Lyrics by Dean There’s magic to do when a year. To find out more infor- Skyla D’Amico proudly shows off one of the many components tors, Choreographers, Stage Pitchford, Stage Adaptation prince learns the true meaning of her project. Managers, and Design Team. by Dean Pitchford and Walter of glory, love and war in Pip- mation, please visit: campin- Performed by actors in grades Bobbie. pin, an iconic and unforget- vention.org/. 4-12, The Young Company Everyone’s favorite ogre table musical masterpiece. Summer Festival includes is back in the laugh out loud Directed by Dori Robinson, 6 fully staged productions: stage spectacle based on the Music Direction by Bethany family friendly Madagascar Oscar-winning, smash hit Aiken, Choreography by Ceit Jr., upbeat and classic Foot- film Shrek. Directed by Pas- Zweil, and Stage Managed by loose, and the hilarious Shrek. cale Florestal, Music Direc- Anna Hunt. Book by Roger High School Students con- tion by Katie Bickford, Cho- O. Hirson and Music and Lyr- tinue the fun with the heart- reography by Alyssa Bene, ics by Stephen Schwartz. warming musical Big Fish, as and Stage Managed by Drew Performances: well as The Great and Terrible Donoghue. Book and Lyrics Footloose—Thursday, Au- Wizard of Oz—a modern take by David Lindsay-Abaire and gust 9th at 7pm; Saturday, on the classic, beloved story, Music by Jeanine Tesori. August 11th at 7pm; and Sun- and finally the extraordinary Based on the celebrated day, August 12th at 7pm. adventures of Pippin! novel by Daniel Wallace and Footloose is recommended Take a journey out of the acclaimed film directed for all ages. the zoo and onto the stage by Tim Burton, Big Fish tells Madagascar, Jr.—Friday, with favorite crack-a-lackin’ the story of Edward Bloom, a August 10th at 12pm; Sat- friends from the blockbuster traveling salesman who lives urday, August 11th at 12pm; DreamWorks film Madagas- life to its fullest… and then and Sunday, August 12th at car, Jr. Directed by Johnny some! Directed and Choreo- 12pm. Madagascar, Jr. is Nichols Jr., Music Direc- graphed by Sarah Elizabeth recommended for all ages. tion by Alan Rodi, Chore- Bedard, Music Direction by Shrek—Friday, August ography by Annika Hilesman, Greg Daigle, Assistant Di- 10th at 7pm; Saturday, Au- and Stage Managed by Talia rected and Assistant Choreo- gust 11th at 3pm; and Sunday, Cutulle. Book by Kevin Del graphed by CJ Diorio, and August 12th at 3pm. Shrek is Aguila, Original Music and Stage Managed by Kelly recommended for all ages. Lyrics by George Noriega and Dinsmore. Music and Lyrics The Great and Terrible Joel Someillan. by Andrew Lippa and Book Wizard of Oz—Thursday, One of the most explosive by John August. Based on the August 16th at 7:30pm; Sat- movie musicals in recent novel by Daniel Wallace. urday, August 18th at 4pm; Zoe Santiago, Veronica Howington, Eve Winters, and Aveen Toomey spend time in the robotic pet memory bursts onto the stage. The Great and Terrible and Sunday, August 19th at clinic. Footloose celebrates the wis- Wizard of Oz is an inven- 12pm. The Great and Terrible dom of listening to young tive new play that offers a Wizard of Oz is recommend- people and guiding them with modern twist down the yel- ed for all ages. a warm heart and open mind. low brick road. Directed by Directed by Daniel Begin, Sarah Gazdowicz, Movement

WINTHROP STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS

HONAN EARNS Grade: 9, Second Honors. For more information, con- Worcester Academy is an tact Neil Isakson, director of SECOND HONORS external communications, at independent co-ed day and Worcester Academy proud- 508-754-5302 x135, or e-mail ly announces its Honor Roll boarding community for Mid- neil.isakson@worcesteracad- and Headmaster’s List for dle School (grades 6 to 8) and emy.org. Semester 2 of the 2017-2018 for High School (grades 9 to School Year. The honors 12, and postgraduates). Our CHRISTINE represent the achievements urban setting, diverse com- HASKELL NAMED TO that each of these Worcester munity, and innovative cur- Academy students has earned riculum provide each student ENDICOTT COLLEGE through academic excel- with unique opportunities DEAN’S LIST lence, challenge, and personal for self-discovery, academ- Endicott College is pleased growth. ic achievement, and person- to announce that Christine Among the students is: al empowerment. Visit us at Haskell of Winthrop has been Mary Honan of Winthrop, www.worcesteracademy.org. named to the Dean’s List for spring 2018. In order to qual- ify for the Dean’s List, a stu- dent must obtain a minimum grade point average of 3.5, A group of students discuss how to get the Optibot moving correctly. Kids Curtain Call receive no grade below a “C”, have no withdrawal grades, Stage Productions presents and be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits for the semester. Among those named to Join Us!! the Dean’s List was Christine Haskell of Winthrop. She is a junior majoring in Liberal Studies/Education. “At the Hop” About Endicott College Located in Beverly, Mas- sachusetts on 235 acres of oceanfront property, Endicott College offers doctorate, mas- ter’s and bachelor degree pro- grams in the professional and Singing, dancing, liberal arts. Founded in 1939, Endicott provides an educa- and acting! tion built upon a combination of theory and practice, which is tested through internships Call or Text Linda at and work experience. Study- ing at the Beverly campus, 617-480-8119 regionally, and internation- ally are approximately 2,850 Be sure to check us undergraduate and more than out on Facebook too! 2,400 adult and graduate stu- Amber McCusker, Ella Spagnoli, Anabel and Juliet Bettano work on smart ideas for their model dents. For more information, home. visit www.endicott.edu. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 9, 2018 Page 9 Sports

50 years later, Bob DeFelice is still just a ‘coach’

By Jonathan Chang foundation, the heart and soul [but] there was tremendous of how I got to where I was, amount of loyalty and com- When NBA players say and then once I started coach- mitment to athletics.” “Pop,” they’re not talking ing, I became an extension of DeFelice’s journey began about their dads; they’re it.” in the streets of Winthrop, talking about Gregg Popo- In a world that is constantly where he continues to reside vich. When student-athletes changing, 50 years is longer today. After graduating from at Bentley University say than many of the establish- Winthrop High School in “Coach,” they’re all talking ments around. Now 76 years 1959, he eventually headed about the same person: Bob old, DeFelice never expected to Boston College, where he DeFelice. There’s a good rea- his career at Bentley to last as studied history and helped son for that. long as it has. the Eagles reach the College A man whose name has “Oh, God, no,” DeFelice World Series during the first become synonymous with said. “Somebody asked me, two seasons of his collegiate Bentley University athletics, ‘How fast did it go by for baseball career. DeFelice has spent the last you?’ I have no idea.” Despite his age and count- 50 years of his career as the “It’s just something about less seasons spent on the field, Falcons’ head baseball coach, the place,” he said of Bentley retirement has yet to cross and 27 as its athletics direc- University. “I think we’re all, DeFelice’s mind. “I think the tor. For context, Duke’s Mike as coaches, fortunate to be wire’s crossed,” he said. “I Kryzewski has spent 38 sea- able to be in this profession think I’m more intense, more sons with the Blue Devils, because as everything chang- Winthrop’s Bob DeFelice has coached at Bentley Baseball for 50 years. competitive, more involved and college football’s longest es, the kids, I don’t think they than I ever was.” tenured head coach is Iowa’s change.” “Egotistically—we all have veteran head coach said his “It was an eye opener for As for the immediate fu- Kirk Ferentz, who was hired DeFelice has made great egos—it’s great,” DeFelice greatest lesson came in 1984, me,” said DeFelice, who ture, only one plan remains by the university in 1999 (20 marks at Bentley University, said. “But in reality, come on, when Winthrop Vikings foot- helmed Vikings football for ahead: another season of base- seasons). which in return named several seriously? I wouldn’t be able ball went 0-and-10 during the 17 years before coming to ball. “I’ve never been more than facilities, including the base- to get through the door by my- season. The Vikings had won Bentley. “The support was “The day that the box is in that, to be honest with you,” ball field and the ice rink, in self.” 33 straight games between unbelievable. It was real. ... front of the altar, that’ll be my DeFelice said in his office last his honor. He, however, is un- Besides pointing to his 1981 and 1983, so the drastic No one’s gonna be supportive retirement,” DeFelice said. Monday. “Playing was the willing to receive the credit. family and fellow staff, the shift was unexpected. when you lose all the time ...

FROM THE PRESS BOX On Second Thought

By: Jim Lederman Hall of Fame. Who will play longer? Congratulations to the 41-year old Tom Brady or Winthrop High School 41-year old Zdeno Chara? Class of 1973, they will The Celtics need to sign celebrate their 45th class re- guard Terry Rozier to a union on Sept. 15. new contract. The Vikings hoop team Nickname of the week (“The basketball capitol of – “Dr. Doom” – Hall of the North Shore”) played Fame inductee – Robert in the Class B final of the Brazile, who earned that Tech Tourney in the leg- nickname by playing in all endary Boston Garden in 147 games for the Houston 1973. Oilers. Chris Tsiotos, the lead- The best late night sports ing scorer of the NEC show on TV – Sports Sun- (28.5 points per game) was day with legendary ex- on the bench with mono- ‘Big Blue’ quarterback nucleosis. The Vikings lost Mike Lynch, Sunday night 1956 Winthrop Junior High football team. a two-point heartbreaking at 11:30 p.m. on WCVB – loss to powerhouse Rindge Channel 5. Tech. Lynn English is the I will take a 10-yard off- pre-season favorite to win side penalty for leaving a the NEC South title. few football players off my The Red Sox have six ‘family’ football list last games to play with the week. New York Yankees. Michael Adamson, play- The race is over! "Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made" er on the 1983 Super Bowl Let’s Go Sox! SALE DAYS THURSDAY, AUGUST 9TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15TH 2018 champs. Mark and Dan Let the Games Begin! Shanon were on the 2006 Grocery Meat Super Bowl team. Great grocery specials "Meat Cut Fresh Every Day" Congrats to Evan Smo- Captains Big Guy Best Yet K-Cups ...... $3.99 "Ground Beef & Patties Ground Fresh Daily" trich, for winning the Win- This week’s “Where Are Xtra Laundry Detergent ...... 2/$5.00 Family Pack Specials throp Golf Club junior They Now?” picture is the Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice 64 oz...(ex 100%) ...2/$4.00 Center Cut Steaks ...... $3.29/lb championship. 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Winthrop Senior Center News Henning outlines his proposal on LEED August 9– August 15, 2018 Candidate for Suffolk youth from Suffolk County. felt that a lot of other people ty that we want to see people Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm County District Attorney Greg The District Attorney’s Office had given up on me,” said Is- succeed, not fail.” Thursday, August 9 Henning announced details would work with community rael Bracho, a former student Greg’s full LEED plan is 10:30am – COA Meeting of his plan to create a men- organizations, school offi- of Greg’s at Boston Prep. “He available at www.greghen- 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara torship program called Law cials, and faith-based groups came in at the perfect time in ning.com/leed/. 12:00pm – Lunch 1:00pm – Bingo Enforcement Early Diversion, to identify young people who my life to guide me as a teen- For ten years, Greg has or LEED, which would pair might benefit from the - pro ager transitioning to the real worked as an assistant district Friday, August 10 law enforcement profession- gram. adult world.” attorney in the Suffolk County 9:30am – Exercise Class als, such as Assistant District From taking kids to com- Now a corrections officer DA’s office, including time as 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy Attorneys and police officers, munity events, to helping in the Suffolk County Sher- head of the Gun Prosecution 11:30am – Cards and Cribbage with young people throughout with homework and exposing iff’s Department, Bracho Task Force and as head of the 12:00pm – Lunch Suffolk County. young people to potential ca- says, “Without Greg’s guid- Gang Unit, which is focused “Today, our kids are pre- reer paths, LEED would pro- ance I honestly have no idea on shootings and other vio- Saturday, August 11 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy sented with harder choices at vide a way for law enforce- where I’d be today. He helped lent crimes in Suffolk County. an earlier age, and one mistake ment officials to work more me find that sense of drive in In addition to his work at the Monday, August 13 can alter their lives forever,” closely with the community, myself to want to do better. DA’s office, Greg built a repu- 9:30am – Exercise said Greg Henning. “There are divert kids from negative in- As DA, I know Greg will help tation as a beloved teacher and 10:00am – Art Class with Dawn 12:00pm – Lunch many dedicated people work- fluences, reduce crime, and show other young people in mentor in the community, and 1:00pm – Bingo ing in law enforcement who improve understanding be- our community what’s possi- his career has been marked by 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara would welcome the chance to tween law enforcement and ble for them.” a deep passion for reaching be mentors and work with kids the community. “My hope for LEED is young people. Tuesday, August 14 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy in our community. My hope During his career as an as- to provide more kids in our In 2009, Greg started vol- 10:00am – Arts & Crafts is that LEED steers young sistant district attorney, as a community with a mentor, unteering, coaching, and 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) people away from influences teacher at Boston Prep, and as and to do so earlier in their tutoring at College Bound 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy that lead to criminal behavior, a volunteer basketball coach, lives. I’ve seen too many kids Dorchester. He left the DA’s 12:00pm – Lunch 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal brings law enforcement and Henning has consistently come through the criminal office in 2011 to become a 2:00pm –Technology Class with Betsy the community closer togeth- served as a role model and justice system that didn’t have teacher at Boston Preparato- er, and changes perspectives mentor to many young peo- the tools for success, and I ry Charter Public School in Wednesday, August 15 across Suffolk County.” ple throughout Suffolk Coun- know we can do a better job Hyde Park, teaching eighth 9:30am – Exercise Class LEED would start with grade English and twelfth 10:00am – Vision Impaired Group Meeting ty. “I’ve had my perspective helping them,” said Henning. 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) preteens to reach them before shaped by the experiences of “Mentorship matters, and it grade constitutional law. Even 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) they are introduced to guns, the young people whom I’ve can be an integrated piece of after he returned to the DA’s 12:00pm – Lunch drugs, and other crime, and mentored,” Henning says. our criminal justice system. office in 2013, he remained a 1:00-3:00p – SHINE Counseling (Appointment Required) to encourage long-term men- “Greg helped me want to do As law enforcement officials, consistent part of his students’ 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael toring relationships to support something with myself when I we must show the communi- lives. For additional information on our services, activities, programs, or to view our newsletters, lunch menus and more, visit our website: town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. There will be no Chorus rehearsals until August 14th. AROUND THE CITY Italian Class will Michael will not meet in July & August. POSTMODERN Young Co. summer festival runs warming production of “The Cole performs Friday, 16, Friday, Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call for two weeks, non-stop, August Music Man,” starring Jennifer Aug, 17, 8 pm.$49, $62,$69; the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the JUKEBOX 9-19, for children in grades 4-12. Ellis and Mark Linehan, through followed by Larry Carlton, Aug, next day. Thank you! The group appears Aug, 17 at Shows include “Madagascar, August 12: Aug. 10,11, at 7:30 19, 7 p.m.,50, $66,$72. 7:30 p.m. at Boarding House Jr.,” “Shrek,” “Footloose,” “Big p.m., Aug. 9, at 2 p.m.,Rob- Get Your Free Senior Citizen CharlieCard: Apply for a Park, Lowell. $49-$149.post- Fish,” “Pippin,” and “The Great inson Theatre, 617 Lexington FOUR CENTURIES OF free MBTA Senior CharlieCard during the month of September. modernjukebox.com. and Terrible Wizard of Oz”. $15. St., Waltham.$39-$66, senior, MUSIC Just drop by the Senior Center on any Monday or Wednesday in greaterbostonstage.org, 781-279- student discounts.781-891-5600, September between 9am-1pm. To qualify, you must be at least 65 MAMMA MIA! The House of the Seven Gables years old, bring a valid RMV issued ID (or a passport) and fill out 2200. reaglemusictheatre.org. settlement Association, 115 Bill Hanney’s North Shore Music an MBTA reduced-fare CharlieCard form (available at the Senior Derby St., Salem, will hold an Theatre presents ABBA’s huge, Center). The Senior CharlieCard is valid on all MBTA services, DEADBEAT FANCY FREE historic music festival, on the longtime musical hit, August including the #712 and #713 Winthrop buses. Deadbeat, New England’s pre- Tanglewood Music Center museum grounds, August 10, 7-26, 62 Dunham Road, Beverly. miere tribute Grateful Dead Band, Orchestra and Music Center from 4 to 10 p.m.7gables.org, Six Week Healthy Eating Seminar: Sponsored by Mystic Val- CATO AND DOLLY performs free show for all ages, Vocal Fellows present a fully 978-744-0991. ley Elder Services, this program is for people who want to learn Wednesday, August 8, 7 p.m., at staged production of “A more about nutrition, and teaches how lifestyle changes can pro- This new 25 minute live play Wellesley Town Commons,525 Quiet Place,” Garth Edwin GRUMPY OLD MEN mote better health. Classes will meet on Wednesdays from 10am- about Cato and Dolly Hancock Washington St., Wellesley. The Sunderland’s chamber ensemble Sally Struthers and guest star 12pm for six weeks, beginning September 12th. If you are inter- runs through September 20 show was postponed from version, Thursday, August 9, 8 Hal Linden star in Ogunquit ested in attending, please sign up at the front desk. nine times weekly, Mondays- August 1. OnFriday, Aug. 10,9 p.m., a fully staged production Playhouse’s new comedy, Wednesday-Saturdays, 11a.m., p.m., DeadBeat performs a 21+- of “Fancy Free,”Aug. 18, 8 p.m., “Grumpy Old Men,” August Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning ses- 12:30 p.m., and 2 p.m.. Boston year old show at Stone Church, at the Tanglewood Shed; Ozawa 8-September 1, 10 Main St., sions with Betsy Duplin are scheduled for Tuesday, August 14th casts rotate. Entrances to Old 5 Granite St., Newmarket, NH. Hall, Lenox. Ogunquit, Maine. Tickets start and 28th from 2:00-3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, or State House Museum galleries tablets, along with your questions. Learning this new technology Deadabeatband.com. at $52. ogunquitplayhouse.org, included with the show can open up a whole new world for you. ROCKPORT MUSIC 207-646-5511. THE MUSIC MAN Della Mae performs bluegrass YOUNG COMPANY Susan Chebookjian choreo- tunes, Aug. 15, and Aug.17, SALEM HERITAGE DAYS Options Counseling/Information & Referral Services (Thursday, September 27th 10:00-11:00am): Kathie and Maria SUMMER FESTIVAL graphs and directs Reagle Music 8 p.m., at 8 p.m. $24,$29. Salem Heritage Days runs Theatre’s high-stepping, heart- Rockport’s favorite native Paula from Mystic Valley Elder Services will be at the Senior Center to Greater Boston Stage Company’s through Aug.12. Visit 7gables. answer any questions you may have about their services. They can org and salem.org for a list of all provide information on housing, homecare, transportation, legal re- activities. sources and more. If you would like to attend, please sign up at the In Memory front desk of the Senior Center (or call 617-846-8538). 3rd Anniversary RBG Happy Birthday Dad! The National Center for Jewish SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to Cory Collins Film co-presents RBG,a film about help you with any health insurance questions you may have. If you 3/31/1990 - 8/14/15 US. Supreme Court Justice Ruth would like to visit with one of our SHINE Counselors, please call Frank Bader Ginsberg, Friday, August the Senior Center (617-846-8538) to schedule an appointment. 10,at 5 p.m., and Sunday, August Buscanera 12, 3:30 p.m., at the Museum of We are looking for a volunteer Spanish teacher to teach a Fine Arts, Boston.MFA members weekly one hour class. Please contact the Senior Center at 617- free. jewishfilm.org. 846-8538 if you are interested. August 12, 1926 - TITO PUENTE LATIN Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the house? March 4, 2013 If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior Center? We SERIES put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting the Senior Center. IBA presents its fun, annual fes- Thank you! We thought of you with love today, but that is nothing new. tival, featuring the Tito Puente We thought about you yesterday and days before that too. Gone is the face we loved so dear, Latin Music Series, August 9, at UPCOMING EVENTS We think of you in silence, we often speak your name. Silent is the voice we loved to hear. 7 p.m., [email protected]. Wednesday, August 22 (12:00pm): Summer BBQ sponsored Too far away for sight or speech, Now all we have is memories and your picture in a frame. by the Winthrop Police and Fire Departments. Tickets cost $2 and But not too far for thoughts to reach. ARCHERY GAMES can be purchased at the Senior Center. Your memory is our keepsake with which we'll never part. Sweet to remember him once here, Wednesday, August 29 (1pm): Join us for a sing-a-long with God has you in his keeping, we have you in our heart. Who, though absent, Archery Games Boston offers is just as dear. kids a free game every weekend John Root. Wednesday, September 5 (10am-12pm): Attorney Amy Ge- We love you and miss you dearly! in August, Saturday, Sunday, 11 Sadly Missed and Loved Always, a.m.-11 p.m, 121 Webster Ave., lineau will be offering 15-minute appointments to provide legal Love your Wife, Lil, Dad, Courtney, Jaydin, #3, Chelsea. Visit their website at advice and guidance to seniors. If you would like to make an ap- Lucas, Kenzie & Paula pointment, please sign up at the Senior Center. Children, Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren Archery Games Boston. UPCOMING TRIPS Sign up now at the Senior Center. Please make checks payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. In memory of Friday, August 17 (12:00-2:00pm): Harbor Cruise on the Win- throp Ferry. Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased at the Senior Sabrina Feudo Center. Snacks will be provided on board the ferry. 4th year anniversary Friday, August 24 – Cirque Eloize at Foxwoods. Cost: $75. For August 10, 2014 its 25th Anniversary, Cirque Eloize once again presents a touching, OBITUARIES poetic, one-of-a-kind creation. Acrobatics, theatre, dance and live music, will draw spectators into a colorful, timeless world. Wait All obituaries and death notices will list only. Wednesday, September 26 – Telephone, Lakes and Native Americans. Cost: $99. Visit the New Hampshire Telephone Mu- be at a cost of seum before boarding the MV Kearsarge for a lunch cruise on Lake Sunapee. The day will conclude with a visit to the Mount $75.00 per paper. Kearsarge Indian Museum. UPCOMING CASINO TRIPS That includes photo. Casino Trips Cost: $28; sign up at the Senior Center. Please make checks payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. You must sign up by the Friday before the trip. Please send to September 25, 2018 – Plainridge Park Casino (departs Senior Always remembered, Always loved, Center promptly at 9am). Always missed... A piece of Our Hearts [email protected] Senior Center Travel Committee Survey - The Travel Com- live in Heaven. mittee would like to hear your thoughts/suggestions as they plan the 2019 travel schedule. Please take a moment to fill out the short With Love from your Family and Friends or call 781-485-0588 survey, which can be found on the information table in the Senior Center lobby, and return it to the front desk. Thank you! E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 9, 2018 Page 11 Pennyworth’s Biggest Footwear and Clothing Sale Ever! Tent Sale UP TO70% OFF Mens • Womens • Childrens Shoes • Boots Athletic Footwear • Comfort Footwear • Uniforms EVERYTHING MUST GO! Sale Now In Progress! 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OUTDOOR full of people from the com- REVERE CELEBRATES NATIONAL NIGHT OUT GAME NIGHT AT munity functioning normally and having fun together. BELLINGHAM Certainly in Chelsea, if SQUARE anything, a domino game is CHELSEA - If Bellingham good first step. Square is going to be fully re- turned to the community, then OFFICIALS LOOK let that return be led by dom- TO INCREASE inoes. It was slow going at first for EFFECTIVENESS the introduction of an outdoor Chelsea officials -an Game Night on Bellingham nounced that it’s partnering Square – which is sponsored with OpenGov - a leader in by the City’s Chelsea Prospers government performance initiative. A few would trickle management - to further in- in and out, but the hard-scrab- crease its effectiveness and ble Square had gained a repu- accountability. tation that many Chelsea resi- “Our new open data por- dents hadn’t yet forgotten. tal is a valuable resource for But now with about a month residents and businesses in- under the belt, momentum for terested in understanding how the simple fun in the Square their taxpayer dollars are be- has begun to form with about ing spent and learning more 10 or so regulars – and that about the various projects momentum has everything to that the City is engaged in,” do with something as simple said City Manager Tom Am- as a domino. brosino. “We hope it will also “For me, this is the most help City officials to make da- popular game in Puerto Rico,” ta-driven decisions by giving said Roberto ‘Tito’ Rodri- them access to information guez, who moved to Chelsea that was previously in silos.” from Puerto Rico seven years The portal, which can ago. “It makes me feel great be accessed at chelseama. because I feel like I’m right at ogopendata.com/ already fea- home in my hometown. I’m tures showcases on property meeting people in Chelsea values, demographics, crime and talking to people I don’t and Narcan information, and know. It makes me feel wel- expenditures. come.” The OpenGov Cloud is Revere held its National Night Out event Tuesday at the Whelan School. National Night Out is national campaign that promotes As the group enjoys their an easy-to-use, cloud-based police-community partnerships and neighborhood togetherness with the goal of making neighborhoods safer and more caring game, salsa music plays in solution for budgeting, oper- places to live. The effort also serves to enhance the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement. Representing the State Executive Office of Public Safety and Security are, from left, John Brunelli, Shahri Moin, Tim Howe, and Grant Harrison. the background and many ob- ational performance, and cit- servers pass by – seemingly izen engagement. OpenGov’s wanting to join in, but not en- open data portal aggregates, organizes, and visualizes var- tirely certain why people are $10 million mark for wages ro and DeAraujo participated “This experience exposed us the Atlantic Works Gallery ious data sets (like budgets, playing games in Bellingham paid to Everett trade workers in while students there. to the inner-workings of gov- next door, we have other artist permits, and citizen requests). Square. on the project. “Right now I’m doing ernment and policy by pairing It’s powered by CKAN - the work/live/sell artists spaces “It’s very comfortable here Encore President Bob De- research for Councilor Ed- us with public officials and open-source standard that being developed along Con- now and that’s surprising,” Salvio said the $10 million ward’s office for the East Bos- leaders across the city. We the U.S. federal government, dor Street and now we are said Sheila Rohena. “I grew went to 170 workers who put ton Master Plan,” said Pache- believe that East Boston stu- the European Union, and opening this space at Boston up here, so begin able to come in 160,000 on the resort casi- co . “I’ve been researching the dents should have this men- hundreds of other agencies East with some of the best out of my house and sit here no. It represents 5 percent of problems in the neighborhood torship opportunity, as well. around the world use for open views in the City of Boston. I in the Square is great. I used the total construction work- and what is necessary for a The Umana Fellowship gives data. It also includes tools like remember during the planning to be scared to come out of force. neighborhood to be success- our local youth the tools they APIs that developers can use stages of this project and Trin- my house because of all the “Mayor DeMaria made it ful.” need to explore a career in to build applications. ity expressing the desire to things that happen here. Now, clear to us from day one that Pacheco said he got inter- public service and help them “Our open data portal is a have an art gallery included in I’m sitting here and enjoying hiring Everett residents was ested in the Umana Fellow- develop into the community win-win for Chelsea and the the design and it really came myself in the Square. That’s a priority,” said DeSalivo. ship because there was an leaders of tomorrow.” community,” said OpenGov pretty amazing because there “We are glad that so many opportunity to work for Coun- DeAraujo added, “Now in out great. The best thing about CEO Zac Bookman. “On av- was a lot of bad stuff hap- hard-working people from cilor Edwards. its eighth year of operation, this gallery is that it is high- erage, governments receive pening here. Did I think this Everett are working on our “She seems to be a very the Umana Fellowship has lighting East Boston residents 20 percent less requests for would happen? Not for the site and we hope that trend interesting person,” said Pa- had an impact on so many and their art.” information after they launch life of me.” continues as our resort posi- checo. “I wanted to spend my students and we’re especially Vice President of Develop- their OpenGov open data por- But certainly it has, and tions open up.” summer working with and grateful to our sponsors in- ment at Trinity Financial Abby tals. That means citizens are Rohena and others who par- DeSalvio noted that they for people and Councilor Ed- cluding City Councilor Lydia Goldenfarb said Eastie has a getting the information they ticipate in Game Night found have also awarded nearly $35 wards seems to be very good Edwards this year.” strong history of supporting need, and it saves govern- a peacefulness in the Square million in construction con- at working for people.” artists and Trinity is proud to ments time and energy that on a sunny, warm summer tracts to Everett companies to Pacheco, who plays gui- continue that tradition at the can be spent elsewhere.” night that hasn’t existed there date – that in addition to the tar and is an artist, said back Boston East Gallery. Chelsea joins over 1,900 THRIVING ART for a long time. $10 million to workers. home politics is a very com- “Boston East is in the city, county, and state gov- SCENE IN EAST “I really like that it’s right The hiring for non-con- plicated situation. ernments, special districts and heart of this dynamic and di- here in this spot,” said Tina struction jobs is about to heat “Sometimes there are not BOSTON schools that rely on OpenGov verse neighborhood, and we Rivera. “I like it being here up very soon, with the City the right people in the govern- EAST BOSTON - Part of to be more effective and ac- are pleased to work with the at City Hall because it’s had and Encore cooperating on a ment and those people are not what makes a neighborhood countable, including the City AWG to showcase a range of a very bad reputation for so jobs campaign that will be- interested in helping people,” great is a thriving art scene. of Boston. artists and art forms that truly long. There used to be game gin on Aug. 8. Encore and said Pacheco. “So I’ve always For decades the East Boston tables here permanently, but represent the community,” she the City will host a career fair been interested in how you Artist Group and the Atlantic said. they had to take them down. improve helping people.” at the Connolly Center from Works Gallery have fostered Member of the Atlantic A lot of people were hesitant DEMOCRATIC CITY Aside from doing research 8-10 a.m. and then from 6-8 the creative spirit in the neigh- Works Gallery, Diane Mod- to bring them back, but we did COMMITTEE DEBATE p.m. for the East Boston Master borhood. The result has been it in a very low-cost, low-key ica, said Trinity Financial This month, applications Plan, Pacheco is also attend- the expansion of art across way. It’s going well. There are WILL FEATURE ALL reached out to members of will become available for ing hearings and council meet- Eastie with Zumix, Harbo- now problems. You see from THREE CANDIDATES the local “dealer school” that ings at City Hall and helping Atlantic works to collaborate this that we can have nice EVERETT - The Everett rArts, the Veronica Robles on this exciting new gallery is opening up at Cambridge Councilor Edwards and her Cultural Center, the new ICA things. You have to just trust Democratic City Committee staff prepare for hearings. with its stunning view of the College on Sept. 4 in Charles- Watershed and the future art- people sometimes.” will host a debate for state “Wednesdays are proba- waterfront. town. The cost of attendance ist live/work spaces on Con- Rodriguez has even representative candidates on is $1,100 and will last 16 bly the busiest days with the “The art submitted show- dor Street being developed by brought in some converts like Tuesday, Aug. 14, and this weeks, 20 hours per week. City Council hearings,” said cases East Boston and recog- NOAH. Jen Matheson, who is new to time all three candidates will There will be 50 scholarships Pacheco. “But it’s exciting. nizes the talent, beauty and downtown Chelsea and was be in attendance. available for those who meet I really enjoy the work a lot The newest addition to vitality of our neighborhood,” taught how to play dominoes. So far, there have been two the requirements. because it’s all about helping Eastie’s growing art com- said Modica. “We are excited Now she’s a regular. debates for the seat, and in- people.” munity officially opened last to work with Boston East and “I live right here and it’s cumbent Rep. Joe McGona- Councilor Edwards said week at the Boston East, the welcome them to the growing so great to be able to come gle has not attended either of she’s been nothing but pleased new, luxury-apartment com- arts scene in our neighbor- out here and meet new peo- those events. On Aug. 14, he EAST BOSTON HIGH with Pacheco’s work in her munity on Eastie’s waterfront hood.” ple,” she said. “They taught has agreed to participate with STUDENT PICKED office. down on Border Street. The 2,340 square foot wa- me how to play dominoes. I candidates Gerly Adrien and “My office is thrilled to The Boston East Gallery, terfront art gallery will be didn’t even know, and now Steve ‘Stat’ Smith. FOR THE UMANA host David Pacheco, a re- run in collaboration with the open daily from 10 a.m. to I’m winning a lot of the time.” The Democratic City Com- FELLOWSHIP cipient of the Mario Umana neighboring Atlantic Works 6 p.m. Guests can enjoy the Rivera said she has hoped mittee will present the debate, EAST BOSTON - East Fellowship in Public Service, Gallery (AWG), will be open for community building and it will be moderated by views of the harbor and the Boston High School student this summer,” said Councilor to the public seven days a events like a Game Night for a Sue Flicop of the League of Boston East outdoor court- David Pacheco, who is head- Edwards. “David is conduct- week and will also be avail- long time because it promotes Women Voters of Massachu- yard while visiting. The Gal- ing into his senior year in the ing research on issues ranging able for events, art exhibits stability and familiarity. With- setts, Newton Chapter. lery has comfortable social fall, has been picked to serve from housing and quality of and community meetings. out that, there is no commu- The debate will be held at spaces selected by the Cortney in this year’s Mario Umana life to immigration, and we The first exhibition at the nity, she said, and that makes the Parlin Memorial Library and Bob Novogratz, whose Fellowship in Public Service. are grateful for his contribu- Boston East Gallery, “East the people vulnerable. beginning at 6:30 p.m. All unique style has been show- Pacheco, whose family tions.” “If we don’t get back to be- three candidates – incumbent Boston – Past and Present” cased on HGTV’s Home by immigrated from El Salvador The late Judge Mario Uma- ing a community, it makes it Joseph McGonagle, Gerly features 31 pieces of artwork Novogratz and Bravo’s 9 By last year, is currently partici- na, a liberal Democrat who as even easier for another com- Adrien, and Stephen ‘Stat’ by 21 artists that either cap- Design, and in collaboration pating in the prestigious pub- a senator and judge inspired munity to replace us without Smith – have accepted the in- ture Eastie or were created by with companies such as CB2 lic service fellowships this his family and constituents us knowing,” she said. vitation to debate. artists living in the neighbor- summer. Pacheco has been in Eastie with the philosophy and Momeni. There is no end date in The public is invited and hood. dealing with constituent ser- that we all have an obligation “When Trinity Financial sight for the Game Night, and encouraged to attend what The event last Thursday vices in City Councilor Lydia and duty to contribute to the reached out to members of organizer Mimi Graney said promises to be a lively and in- evening included the award- Edward’s District 1 office. subtotal of humanity. Since AWG to collaborate on orga- they will likely go until it gets formative event. ing of prizes for the opening The Fellowship, co-found- 2010 his legacy has been hon- nizing an inaugural art exhibit too cold. show. ed by Rep. Adrian Madaro ored in a very special way for their Boston East gallery For now, the goal is not “What an exciting time for ENCORE BOSTON and East Boston Neighbor- through the Mario Umana space, it was thrilling,” said to get the ‘Chiva’ – which is HARBOR HITS $10M hood Health Center’s Er- Fellowship in Public Service. art in East Boston,” said Rep. Atlantic Works member Anna Spanish for ‘female goat’ and Adrian Madaro. “We recently IN LOCAL WAGES nani DeAraujo, seeks to give ““Ernani (DeAraujo) and I Salmeron. “They went out of is slang for getting no points Eastie students opportunities started the Umana Fellowship opened the Institute of Con- their way to recognize artists’ in a game of dominoes. EVERETT – Officials from after participating in a simi- temporary Art’s Watershed, Encore Boston Harbor an- similar to the Boston Latin But for the future, the goal School based Ward Fellow- lar program at Boston Latin we are currently celebrating nounced that they had hit the See NEWS Page 13 is to have several more tables ship Program that both Mada- School” said Rep. Madaro. the 15-year anniversary of E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 9, 2018 Page 13

News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 August activities posted at local DCR areas long history in, knowledge of, Samantha Meier back in the including Kelly’s Roast Beef Celebrate DCR’s 125th ed for adults and teens, but and activities. You may arrive and dedication to East Boston. building has given us a sense (who was represented by birthday by exploring your all ages welcome. (Anyone at any time from 1:30 p.m.- They even came to several of of history at the high school Director of Operations Dan state park system during the under the age of 18 must be 3:30 p.m. on the dates listed. AWG ‘s reception to get to and they understand what the Doherty), joined Mayor Arri- month of August. There are accompanied by an adult) For Suitable for all ages. know us! They were wonder- teachers are doing and it’s not go, Attorney General Maura some wonderful programs more information and to reg- Meet at: Inside the James J. Ward Bath House located on ful to work with from start to been done through the lens of Healey, and City Councillor happening statewide - be- ister, https://www.eventbrite. low are few highlights! For the Don John Aliferis Memo- finish as we together curated a whole new leadership team Patrick Keefe at the jobs fo- com/e/impact-travel-work- more information check out shop-tickets-46941868392. rial Rotary aka Lynnway Ro- a rich exhibit showcasing art with different ideas.” rum that was held in the Coun- the DCR event and program tary, Lynn MA. Daily Parking about the area by local artists. Kelly said they will con- cil Chambers at City Hall. For more information and calendar (https://www.mass. with questions contact: Edu- Fee applies. For a map of the The whole process was a great tinue with the model brought Nick Romano, aide to Ar- park and information about gov/service-details/upcom- cational Programs at HI Bos- experience, and we look for- in eight years ago when Gar- rigo, said that the goal of the parking fees visit www.mass. ing-programs-and-events)! ton, [email protected], ward to working with them cia took the principal’s job information session was “to Also, be sure to check out gov/dcr. Please note that the (617) 230-5798. again in the future.” at RHS – moving to a block connect Necco employees the DCR Waterfront Ser- entrance to the parking lot Meet At: Outside at the Located directly on Boston schedule and the innovative with the companies that have vices Schedule for 2018 along Nahant Beach is at the (https://www.mass.gov/doc/ front entrance of One Eliot South end of the beach. Harbor and in close proximi- student-centered learning reached out to us.” Roma- Circle, Revere, MA (the tan ty to Downtown Boston and model where students take no added that there will be a waterfront-services-sched- house at the corner of Dolphin Exploration Station at the the MBTA, Boston East is a charge of their education. formal job fair in Revere later ule-may-2018) for a com- plete listing of waterfront ser- Avenue) *Optional meet up Halfway Bathhouse boutique, mid-rise residen- “John is going to want to this month for the 230 former at 9:45am at HI Boston, 19 Friday, Aug. 24 tial community that features continue what’s happening at Necco employees. vices. The following local parks Stuart St., 02116. From HI we 10 a.m.- noon 200 units, including six artist the high school and then with “The silver lining in what are holding events. will proceed together to Re- Learn from a Park Inter- live-work-sell units. Boston time put his leadership im- happened on Tuesday (July Revere Beach vere on public transit. preter about the nature you East is the first new develop- print on it,” said Kelly. “We’re 24) is that our community has Reservation may encounter at the beach ment on the Boston waterfront not looking for someone to come together and you see Shorebird Surprises-Af- Belle Isle Marsh and how you can be good to incorporate these unique come in and overhaul what’s the number of employers that ternoons Reservation stewards of the environment live/work/sell spaces into its happening at the high school have showed their support and Aug. 21 1-2:30 p.m. An Oasis for Birds at a station with natural ob- ground-floor programming. We are looking to further stu- their willingness to hire all of Explore beautiful Revere Saturday, Aug. 18, 8 -9 a.m. jects and activities. You may “Incorporating original art dent-centered learning so stu- you,” Arrigo told the former Beach for birds of the beach Discover the abundant arrive at any time from 10:00 a.m.-Noon on the dates listed. into our gallery and building dents have a voice and choice Necco employees. and shore. Walk up to three birdlife at Belle Isle Marsh miles on the beach, on mud Reservation, a restored wild- Suitable for all ages. really adds to the experience and family and community are Healey commended Mayor Meet at: Outside at the flats and paths. Some- bin life sanctuary. We will walk of living a boutique apart- involved. We’re happy we’re Arrigo and his team for their Halfway Bathhouse located at oculars and a spotting scope while birding for a distance ment building,” said Golden- in a good place because we rapid response to the situation the approximate midpoint of will be provided but please of a mile on easy level terrain. farb. “The gallery allows us have a team identified and can at Necco and their assistance Nahant Beach. Daily Parking bring these items if you have Some binoculars and a spot- to make connections and rela- start the planning process.” to the candy factory’s employ- Fee applies. For a map of the them. Suitable for adults and ting scope will be provided but tionships with our neighbors, Stepping in for Meier as the ees. “I want to thank Mayor park and information about children ages 10 and older ac- please bring these items if you and it is a place that people re- new Garfield Middle principal Arrigo and the City of Re- parking fees visit www.mass. companied by an adult. have them. Reasonable ac- ally want to relax in at the end will be Steve Pachinsky, who vere for their work in setting gov/dcr. Please note that the Meet at: Revere Beach commodations available upon of a long day. was the assistant principal and up this operation today,” said entrance to the parking lot Reservation, across the street request. Suitable for adults previously served in leader- Healey. along Nahant Beach is at the from One Carey Circle on and children ages 10 and older ship at Revere High. Arrigo noted the presence of South end of the beach. NEW LEADERSHIP the sidewalk of the semicir- accompanied by an adult. It will be a major change Councillor Keefe, who works TEAM AT RHS cular parking lot. Accessible Meet at: On or near the for the district’s centerpiece as culinary director at Legal Winthrop Shores REVERE – When students by MBTA Bus # 441 or 442 boardwalk to the right of the school – Revere High – but Sea Foods. Roger Berkowitz, Reservation-Short Beach return to Revere High School to Point of Pines stop: Cross Bulletin Board, located on Kelly said they have the bene- president of Legal Sea Foods, street, turn right and walk ap- What Lies Beneath the (RHS) on Aug. 29, they’ll find Bennington Street, East Bos- Sea-Afternoons fit of still having Garcia in the attended the event at City Hall proximately 0.3 miles to the an entirely new leadership ton between address 1236 Wednesday, Aug. 22 2-3 p.m. building at the Central Office and personally offered his as- sidewalk of the semicircular team at the school – with the Bennington St., East Boston Did you know that barna- to help out. sistance to Necco employees parking lot across the street friendly smile of former Prin- and 173 Bennington St., Re- cles are an animal that sweeps “We’ll be meeting in the who were welcomed to apply from One Carey Circle. Visit cipal Lourenco Garcia moved vere. Parking is on a paved lot its legs through the water to coming month to help the for positions at the company’s www.MBTA.com. over to the Central Office, and and is free of charge. Acces- catch its food consisting of team come together and begin seafood processing plant and former RHS dean John Perel- sible by public transportation: tiny floating plants and - ani a foundation,” she said. “It’s its restaurants. Impact Travel workshop mals? Discover what animals la stepping in as the new RHS MBTA Blue line, Beachmont lucky we have Dr. Garcia still Keefe said he has worked at Saturday, Aug. 11 10:30-1 lay beneath the sea on this tide Principal for the coming year. Station. Exit station, turn here because he can help with Legal Sea Foods for 17 years. p.m. pool exploration and learn Also changing will be the right, at intersection, cross the transition as well.” “As soon as I saw the candy Join HI Boston and the State Road/Bennington Street, how these animals struggle deputy principal position, as factory closing, I recognized Massachusetts Department of travel right along Bennington for survival and satisfy their Jonathan Mitchell has left for voracious appetites. Be pre- that Legal Sea Foods is in Conservation and Recreation Street to park entrance on the the principal job at Ipswich pared for walking on rocky ARRIGO SETS UP the food service business and for an Impact Travel work- left. Visit www.MBTA.com High. Replacing him will be shop! Take part in a morning and slippery ground and get- there are lots of opportunities. for bus and train information. Garfield Middle Principal Sa- JOB FAIR FOR of art through mindfulness on ting your feet wet. Some nets But what I understood even Co-sponsored by the mantha Meier – a former Re- NECCO WORKERS Revere Beach and discover will be provided but bring a greater was that Legal Sea Friends of Belle Isle Marsh. vere High teacher and coach. the connection between trav- net if you have one. Suitable REVERE – Humberto Foods truly does have core Perella is a Revere native el and the local environment for children ages 5 and older Luna lost his full-time job at values. I didn’t think the way Lynn Shore and Nahant accompanied by an adult. who taught history at RHS with DCR staff. Then partic- the NECCO candy factory on Necco employees were treat- Beach Reservation Meet at: Short Beach sec- and was an assistant principal/ ipate in a facilitated discus- American Legion Highway ed in their closure was done Exploration Station at the tion of Winthrop Shores dean for some time. About sion led by HI Boston staff on when it suddenly closed on with any real effort.” Ward Bathhouse Reservation, Winthrop, MA, seven years ago, he left Re- how to become a more envi- Saturday, Aug. 18, 1:30 July 24. Doherty said Kelly’s Roast (Beachside on the sidewalk vere to become the principal ronmental traveler, and share -3:30 p.m. near the boundary between Luna said he was hoping to Beef is “a family-run business of Medford High. Now, he’s your thoughts over lunch! Learn from a Park Inter- Revere Street, Winthrop, MA find a new job at the informa- that has been around for a long coming back home, said Supt. This event is FREE and open preter about the rich cultural and Winthrop Parkway, Re- tion session hosted by Mayor time and has a lot of long-time Dianne Kelly. to the public! Light lunch will history of Nahant Beach and\ vere MA). Parking is free of Brian Arrigo and his staff in- employees.’’ “I think he looked at this be served. However, space or the nature you may en- charge but limited to the street side the Council Chambers “We’re looking for you – as another chance at getting is limited so register soon to counter at the Reservation at and in a small lot across the at City Hall. Luna was one you have a good opportunity back to his roots,” said Kelly save your spot! Recommend- a station with natural objects street. of more than 50 displaced to come in to our business,” on Monday, after making the workers who were seeking said Doherty, who added that announcement late Friday. assistance in finding new em- there are positions available at RHS is a little bigger than Independent’s 18th Annual ployment. Kelly’s on Revere Beach, and Medford now. They have “It was very tough when in the Medford, Saugus, and about 1,500 students, and we the company closed,” said Danvers locations as well. have about 2,000. I think it’s a Luna, whose training is in Following the speaking next step in his career as well. mechanics and plumbing. “I program, Doherty generously It does represent a big admin- thank the mayor for reaching Beach Baby provided the attendees with istrative change at the high out to us and helping us to try Kelly’s signature roast beef school in one year. Howev- find a job.” sandwiches, along with chick- er, having John on board and Several area businesses, en salad sandwiches. Pages

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SU18C0331CA LEGAL NOTICE Authority Organization of Unit may no longer be available to RENTAL In the matter of: ADVERTISEMENT TO BID 9 Golden Drive Owners, the Declaration Qualifications include good verbal and Jennifer The Winthrop Housing Winthrop, MA 02152 of Trust or other rent" written communication skills, ability to BROWNFIELD, Maine, loft, sleeps eight, open Delrossi-McInnis Authority, the Awarding 617-846-7100 constituent document 1BR Tewksbury St...... $1,350 htd perform computerized data entry, and un- Nashoba Blue Inc. 433 of the Organization of 20 minutes to North field to waterfront. 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Bi-lingual in Spanish requesting that: the court GOVERNORS PARK enter a Decree changing documents prepared by the “Condominium horseshoes or an 1787 Document”). The Unit, 2BR Condos ..... From $1,600 - $1,800 This is full-time position could also be her name as follows: Ferentinos Architecture LEGAL NOTICE evening campfire on ------Jennifer Delrossi and all incidental work MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF together with said Heat/HW mother's hours. the beach, Wi Fi avail. MARTHA’S VINEYARD, Please submit your cover letter and resume IF YOU DESIRE TO necessary to complete SALE OF REAL ESTATE interest, right and $700. Per week. Call Recently updated 3br to: [email protected] or mail to: OBJECT THERETO, YOU the Project. By virtue and in easements, is referred to herein collectively as 617-846-8000 for Availability. 617 Waterfront Home, OR YOUR ATTORNEY The Project (FISH Project execution of the Power The Rental Group/ Robert S. Repucci MUST FILE A WRITTEN # 346098) consists of Sale contained in the premises. For title A Division Of Highland Real Estate 569 1498. Private Beach. 75 Crest Avenue Community Action Programs Inter-City, Inc. APPEARANCE IN SAID of: Demolish single a certain Mortgage see deed at Book 36434, Winthrop, MA 02152 ------For info visit our web- 100 Everett Avenue, Unit 14 COURT AT: BOSTON ON story existing canopy given by Eschine Orcel Page 244. FRYEBURG Maine, site www.mvobbeach- Chelsea, MA 02150 OR BEFORE TEN O’CLOCK roof on building, patch to Lancaster Mortgage The premises are to Beautiful cottage, pic- house.com IN THE MORNING (10:00 clapboard siding, reroute Bankers, LLC D/B/A be sold subject to and TO PLACE YOUR AD CAPIC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. with the benefit of all turesque views, “Love- 7/18-8/8 A.M.) ON: 08/23/2018. gutters, replace concrete Lancaster Mortgage, 781-485-0588 WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. paving, repair a section dated September 30, easements, restrictions, well Pond”, 2 brm. plus Dunn, First Justice of this of plumbing inside an 2005 and recorded encroachments, building Court. apartment unit and with the Suffolk County and zoning laws, liens, Date: July 30, 2018 patch interior wall. Registry of Deeds at unpaid taxes, tax titles, AROUND THE CITY Felix D. Arroyo, The work is estimated Book 38173, Page water bills, municipal Register of Probate to cost $44,000. Bids 133 as affected by a liens and assessments, 8/9/18 are subject to M.G.L. Judgment recorded on rights of tenants and FENWAY PARK St.,Marblehead. 617-424- AS YOU LIKE IT JESUS CHRIST W c.149§44A(2)(B) and to February 27, 2018 in parties in possession, and 6634, boxoffice@bostonchil- minimum wage rates as Said Registry of Deeds at attorney’s fees and costs. Brown Box Theatre presents \ CONCERTS drenstheatre.org. SUPERSTAR \ required by M.G.L. c.l49 Book 59235, Page 220, TERMS OF SALE: Jimmy Buffett performs, as part of its annual Free Musical “Jesus Christ §§26 to 27H inclusive. subsequently assigned A deposit of FIVE Shakespeare Tour, Free, open- LEGAL NOTICE Aug.9, Billy Joel, Aug. 10 CLOUD TECTONICS Superstar” is performed COMMONWEALTH OF THIS PROJECT IS BEING to OneWest Bank, FSB THOUSAND DOLLARS to-all “As You Like It,”Aug. starting Aug. 10 at AND 00 CENTS Journey and Def Leppard, Fort Point Theatre Channel MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRONICALLY BID by Lancaster Mortgage 10-26:: Aug. 10-12,Christian Firehouse Center for the AND HARD COPY BIDS Bankers, LLC D/B/A ($5,000.00) in the form Aug. 11, and Pearl Jam, Sept. presents Jose Rivera’s “Cloud (SEAL) Herter Park, 1175 Soldiers Arts Institution for Savings WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Lancaster Mortgage by of a certified check, 2,4, at Fenway Park; Wiz Tectonics,” workshop perfor- LAND COURT Field Road, Allston; Aug. 16, Mainstage, Market Square, DEPARTMENT OF THE Please review the assignment recorded bank treasurer’s check Khalifa is at Xfinity Aug. 7, mances, August 8-21: Aug. French River Park, Davis St., Newburyport. On Aug. 15, TRIAL COURT instructions in the bid in said Suffolk County or money order will be Brad Paisley, Aug. 11, and 8, 6 p.m., Hyde Square Task 8 p.m., Howie Day performs required to be delivered Webster; Aug. 17, Waterfront 18 SM 004078 documents on how to Registry of Deeds at Counting Crown, Aug, Aug. Force, 30 Sunnyside St. as part of the Sea Level ORDER OF NOTICE register as an electronic Book 47662, Page at or before the time 17, all at Xfinity Center. Plaza at Atlantic Wharf, ,200 Oyster Bar Concert Series; bidder. The bids are 256, subsequently the bid is offered. The Jamaica Plain, free JP Licks Congress St., Boston; and TO: ace Ticket, 534 Comm. Ice cream giveaway;The Heather Maloney performs Thomas L. Dinuccio Jr.; to be prepared and assigned to Ocwen successful bidder will many others. No reservations Aug. 19, 8 p.m., and sce- be required to execute Ave.,Boston, MA. fort Point Room at Atlantic Thomas L. Dinuccio submitted at www. Loan Servicing, LLC by needed. nesters Yonder Mountain biddocsonline.com . OneWest Bank, FSB by a Foreclosure Sale Wharf, 290 Congress St., and to all persons String Band appears Aug. 22 entitled to the benefit of Tutorials and instructions assignment recorded Agreement immediately AMERICAN IDOL Boston, Aug. 14, 7:30 p.m. LIVE!2018 OUR DEAR DEAD as part of the music festival. the Servicemembers Civil on how to complete the in said Suffolk County after the close of the Boston Playwrights Theatre, DRUG LORD Firehouse.org. Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. electronic bid documents Registry of Deeds at bidding. The balance of The show features this 949 Comm. Ave., Boston, 50 §3901 (et seq): are available online Book 52480, Page 281, the purchase price shall season’s top seven final- Aug. 17,18, 7:30 p.m.;- Rebecca Bradshaw directs MAUDSLAY ARTS Federal National (click on the “Tutorial” subsequently assigned be paid within thirty ists and special guest,Kris Gloucester Stage, 267 E. Alexis Sheer’s play Aug. CENTER CONCERTS Mortgage Association tab at the bottom to Federal National (30) days from the sale date in the form of a Allen, Sunday, Aug.19, at Main St., Gloucester, Aug. 17-Sept, 1, for Off The Grid (Fannie Mae), footer). Sealed Bids will Mortgage Association by LizKicker and the Frames be received until 4:00 Ocwen Loan Servicing certified check, bank Lynn Auditorium, 3 City 21, 7:30 p.m. Reservations, claiming to have an Theatre, Boston Center perform Aug. 12, Danielle M PM on Friday, August LLLC by assignment treasurer’s check or Hall Square Lynn,781-599- jaime@fortpointtheatrechan- interest in a Mortgage for the Arts Calderwood and the Glory Junkies, Aug. covering real property in 24, 2018 and publicly recorded in said Suffolk other check satisfactory nel.org. SHOW; Ticketmaster, 800- Pavilion,Roberts Studio 19, and jazz Vocalist, Everett Winthrop, numbered 20 opened online, forthwith. County Registry of to Mortgagee’s attorney. 745-3000. Ticketmaster,. Theatre, v57 Tremont St., native Donna Byrne, Aug. Palmyra Street, given by All Bids should be Deeds at Book 57822, The Mortgagee reserves LynnAuditorium.com. TRUE WEST submitted online at Page 320 for breach of the right to bid at the South End, Boston. 26, 7 p.m.; Hillyer Festival Thomas L. Dinuccio, Jr. Joe Short directs Sam Orchestra, Aug. 11, Don and Thomas L. Dinuccio www.biddocsonline.com the conditions of said sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale CARRIE Shepard’s play, Aug. 17-Sept, Campbell Band, Aug. 18, to Mortgage Electronic and received no later Mortgage and for the JIGJAM than the date and time purpose of foreclosing and to amend the terms Boston Children’s Theatre 8, Wednesday-Saturday,7:30 and Bobby Keyes Trio, Aug. Registration Systems, The Irish bluegrass quartet specified above. Bid same will be sold at of the sale by written Summer Studio Four pres- p.m., matinees Saturday, 25, at 7 p.m. 95 Curzon Mill Inc. as nominee for stars perform Aug. 14 at GreenPoint Mortgage Deposit - Not required. Public Auction at 3:00 or oral announcement ents two-act, two-hour Sunday, 2 p.m. Gloucester Road, Maudslay State Park, Bid Forms and Contract PM on August 23, 2018 made before or during Club Passim, 47 Palmer St., Funding, Inc., its “Carrie the musical,” Aug. Stage Company, 267 E. Main Newburyport. Rain or shine. successors and assigns, Documents will be at 600 Governor’s Drive, the foreclosure sale. Cambridge. $15, members, 10,11, 8 p.m.,and Aug. 12,2 St., Gloucester. $35-$45, dis- For concert prices, reserva- dated July 23, 2007 and available for pick-up Unit 600-28, Winthrop, If the sale is set aside p.m., Marblehead High count tickets offered. glouces- $13.clubpassim.org, 617- tions, maudslayartscenter. recorded with the Suffolk at www.biddocsonline. MA, all and singular the for any reason, the School Theatre, 2 Humphrey terstage.com 978-281-4433. 492-7679. org, 978-499-0050. County Registry of Deeds com (may be viewed premises described in Purchaser at the sale at Book 42210, Page electronically) or said Mortgage, to wit: shall be entitled only to 179 and now held by hardcopy purchased That certain parcel a return of the deposit plaintiff by assignment at Nashoba Blue, Inc. of land together paid. The purchaser shall has/have filed with at 433 Main Street, with any buildings have no further recourse THINK OF IT AS AN this court a complaint Hudson, MA 01749 and improvements against the Mortgagor, OWNER’S MANUAL nmls #1881 for determination of (978-568-1167). There thereon, known as the Mortgagee or the Al Petrilli #36732 #1303164 Al Petrilli Jr. Defendant’s/Defendants’ is a plan deposit of 600 Governor’s Drive, Mortgagee’s attorney. FOR YOUR MONEY. (617) 901-5232 | [email protected] 550 Pleasant St., Winthrop 02152 unit 109 [email protected] | (617) 513-3882 Servicemembers status. $25.00 per set payable Unit 600-28 Winthrop, The description of the If you now are, or to BidDocs ONLINE Inc. Massachusetts, and more premises contained in recently have been, Plan deposits may be particularly described said mortgage shall in the active military electronically paid or by below: Unit 600-28 control in the event of an Real Estate Transfers service of the United check. This deposit will of Governor’s Park error in this publication. States of America, then be refunded upon return Condominium located at TIME WILL BE OF THE BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE you may be entitled of the sets in good 600 Governor’s Drive, ESSENCE. Pemberthy, William Y Family Childrens Service 700 Governors Dr #29 $230,000 to the benefits of the condition within thirty Winthrop, MA, created Other terms, if any, to be Servicemembers Civil (30) days of receipt of pursuant to M.G.L.C. announced at the sale. Kokare, Aniruddha A Stefantsiv, Lyubov 900 Governors Dr #25 $240,000 Relief Act. If you object general bids. Otherwise 183A by Master Deed Federal National Mott, Rosalind Deyoung, Neal 173 Grovers Ave #2 $349,000 to a foreclosure of the deposit shall be the dated July 10, 1986, Mortgage Association the above-mentioned property of the Awarding recorded with the Suffolk (Fannie Mae) The free Consumer Action Dempsey, Anne M Okeefe, Michael F 145 Locust St $350,000 property on that basis, Authority. Additional sets County Registry of Deed Present Holder of said Handbook. It’s in print and then you or your may be purchased for at Book 12658, Page Mortgage, Hampden RT Ayers&Demattia T 5 Revere St $1 By Its Attorneys, online at ConsumerAction.gov. attorney must file a $25.00 189, together with (a) Rosner, Michele H Mikolajewski, Daniel 45-47 Tewksbury St #3 $340,000 written appearance and Bidders requesting an undivided .25457% ORLANS PC Order your free copy online answer in this court at Contract Documents interest in the common PO Box 540540 Waltham, MA 02454 at ConsumerAction.gov or Three Pemberton Square, to be mailed to them arrears and facilities LOOKING TO SELL OR BUY? Boston, MA 02108 on shall include a separate of the condominium Phone: (781) 790-7800 write to Handbook, Pueblo, Call Linda for all your Real Estate needs. or before September check for $40.00 per and the same equal 17-000451 CO 81009. 3, 2018 or you will be set for UPS Ground undivided interest in 8/2/18, 8/9/18, Linda Calla, forever barred from (or $65.00 per set for the Organization of 8/16/18 W REALTOR MOBILE: 617-953-0201 218 WINTHROP ST. claiming that you are UPS overnight), non- Unit Owners (the unit

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By Cary Shuman Charlie Baker signed it, thus allowing for simulcasting and More than 13,000 people live racing to resume. came to Suffolk Downs this “Thankfully it was taken weekend to enjoy live thor- care of quickly and we appre- oughbred racing and a food ciate the work of the House truck festival. leadership, and the Senate, And what a show it was. and the governor to get it rem- There was a carnival-like at- edied in less than 48 years mosphere on two hot summer hours,” said Tuttle. “We thank days at the popular East Bos- Speaker DeLeo for his efforts ton racetrack. especially.” Longtime horseracing fans Tuttle said that Suffolk has stood trackside next to some a request before the Massa- some young families who chusetts Gaming Commission MUDDY TRACK: No amount of sealant could prevent what the weather had in store. Shortly be- were getting their first, up- to add another weekend of live PHOTOS BY KANE DIMASSO-SCOTT fore race-time, the track was downgraded to muddy. close look at what was once racing on Sept. 15-16. “It’s on Intermittent downpours did one of the most popular sports the Commission’s agenda for not stop David Delfino and Mi- in the United States. The Ken- their meeting on Aug. 14,” chelle DePaulis from enjoying tucky Derby, for example, is said Tuttle. “We’d really like the races. still often called “most ex- to run one more weekend. citing two minutes in all of There’s certainly funding to sports.” do it in the Racehorse Devel- Chief of Operations Chip opment Fund and it helps the Tuttle, a giant in the indus- local horsemen, the Massa- try of horse racing, was very chusetts breeders. They don’t pleased with the large turnout have as many opportunities to on both days. He said the food run for purse money as they trucks are always a nice draw like and we’re doing our best that gives people variety over to accommodate them.” the standard racetrack faire. Tuttle said that Suffolk There had been some con- Downs will be open through cern at mid-week that the the end of the year (2018) for weekend of racing might not simulcasting. materialize after the State “And we’re already in dis- Legislature failed to vote on cussions with both the horse- the measure during the last men and HYM [the real estate day (July 31) of its legisla- company that will be redevel- Eliana Colon pets a horse in AND THEY’RE OFF: The horses kick out of the gates during the start of one of the races. tive session. But the legisla- oping the Suffolk property] the paddington. ture met informally Thursday about dates for the first half of to reinstate the law and Gov. 2019,” he added.

MEALS ON WHEELS: Foodtrucks lined the east-side of the building during the Festival. Frozen Hoagies was The food trucks were lined up and ready to serve. a hit! Michael McClanahan, a The fourth race of the day was in memory of Ronald ‘Gaff’ Gaff- breeder who had seven horses ney, a recently-deceased jockey. After the race a plaque in his racing between the two days. honor was presented.

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Phil Tierney, with his grandson Philly Griffin, enjoying the Two patrons consult the program in between races. festivities at Suffolk Downs.