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By Seth Daniel Delny Geldamez, of Ro- deo. “We see they’re really The old standard Broad- trying to change the image way Chelsea awning above in Chelsea. Since we did Cuscatlán Restaurant was a it, we have more Ameri- beacon of mixed message can customers and a bigger Community for decades in the Broad- mix of people coming in. way business district. It’s brought a lot of excite- Center would There was nothing wrong ment.” with the look, or the restau- Added Daniel Magana of require major rant, but it didn’t scream out Rodeo, “Everybody looks to be new, exciting and fun. at it and says it’s nice. It’s financial Rebranded as ‘Rodeo’ different. That’s import- and now with a brand- ant.” commitment new storefront, the Chel- “I want to call out to all sea Square restaurant has the businesses to participate turned over a new leaf and and change their sign too so By Adam Swift has found great momentum that the entire street looks State Housing Secretary Mike Kennealy walks down Broadway with TILL President Dafna that they hope carries over different,” added Gelda- Rather than spending top Krouk-Gordan on Friday afternoon during an economic development tour of the down- into the rest of the district. mez. dollar to open a new com- town district as part of the Transformative Development Initiative (TDI) program. The TDI “We are excited to part- Cuscatlán had the same munity center in Chelsea, program is sparking a unique branding and coordination for the downtown district, and ner in the program,” said City Manager Thomas Am- TILL unveiled a new coffee and pastry pop-up shop in its lobby on Broadway. See RODEO Page 3 brosino said the City should look to use existing avenues to bring more programs to residents of all ages. State, City leaders note changes in Earlier this month, Dis- trict 6 Councillor Giovanni downtown business district during tour Recupero asked Ambrosino The visit was part of a better Chelsea and a better to explore the possibility of By Seth Daniel check-up on the Transfor- downtown district. That’s the City building a commu- If ever there was mo- mative District Initiative what we’re all working to- nity center and a homeless mentum for change in the (TDI) program that Chelsea wards.” shelter to better serve Chel- downtown business district, has been a part of for the Matos told the crowd sea residents. then Friday afternoon was past 18 months, with Fellow they are working hard to “With respect to the the showcase for that prog- Carlos Matos leading the create the backdrop for a re- Community Center, I know ress. effort in partnership with vitalized downtown, in con- this has been an aspiration State Housing Secretary numerous business leaders junction with the Chamber, for the City Council for Mike Kennealy (who suc- and Business Incubator di- the businesses and the City. quite some time,” stated Delny Geldamez (center) and Daniel Magana (right) of ceeded former Chelsea City rector Deise Paraguay. He cited the public safety Ambrosino. “The constraint Rodeo Restaurant in Chelsea Square (formerly Cuscatlán) Manager Jay Ash in that “I will start by quoting police walking patrols, the truly is funding. If the City premiered their new storefront about three weeks ago position) and MassDevel- Einstein in that he said, public art initiatives led by wishes to create a Commu- as the City’s first storefront improvement client in the opment President Lauren ‘Improvement is more im- Chelsea Prospers, the Night nity Center, it will need to Broadway business district. There are five other business- Liss joined a host of City, portant than knowledge,’” Market and Pupusa Fiesta make two significant finan- es on Broadway ready to take the same leap this spring, state and business leaders at led off Matos in his presen- events and the simple col- cial commitments.” and there are high hopes the City Council will make the the Chamber of Commerce tation. “That just struck a or-coding of the old gazebo Those commitments are program permanent so others can also take advantage. Friday afternoon for a short chord in me because in the in Bellingham Square. the acquisition of a site presentation and a tour of downtown the improve- and the long-term financial the downtown. ments create a vision of a See TOUR Page 5 commitment to staff and equipment. Black History Month “The alternative to cre- CBC President Cromwell announces ating a brand new commu- Bloom On Baseball Chelsea Trailblazer Award recipients See CENTER Page 2 Sox chief baseball officer is a big hit at JGBC Breakfast Series back to his community and Bloom spoke about his “I think the way this was By Cary Shuman By Cary Shuman going to share the story of new position with the Sox handled was true to the Planning Board his life from Kenya to Chel- Boston Red Sox Chief before entertaining ques- family spirit of the organi- Chelsea Black Commu- sea.” Baseball Officer Chaim tions from the audience. zation,” said Bloom. “We nity (CBC) President Joan tables big Congresswoman Ayanna Bloom was the guest “I knew from the outside will get through this and Cromwell has put together Pressley, who has become projects due speaker at the Jordan Boys that this [Boston Red Sox] find the best way to go for- another exciting schedule of and Girls Club Breakfast was a wonderful organiza- ward and come out of this Black History Month events nationally known in her first to lack of Series Monday at the club. tion,” said Bloom. “I basi- stronger - eventually.” for the annual celebration. term as a member of the Bloom’s appearance cally spent the last 15 years Early in the ques- One of the most antici- House of Representatives, quorum…again drew a very large crowd, of my life trying to destroy tion-and-answer session, pated events will be the spe- has been invited to the fes- affirming the popularity the Boston Red Sox with Bloom was asked about cial recognition ceremony tivities. Pressley has a large following in Chelsea and is By Adam Swift of the historic American varying degrees of success Red Sox star Mookie Betts’ on Feb. 20 honoring “Chel- League baseball franchise over that time. I also knew future in the organization, sea Trailblazers.” a dynamic speaker. It was a quiet night for the in the region. the quality of people in the with the questioner men- Cromwell has announced Last year, Pressley at- Planning Board Tuesday, as JGBC Breakfast Chair organization was very high. tioning a possible contract that six individuals will be tended the Community the two biggest projects on Mark Robinson introduced The reason the Red Sox of $421 million (presum- receiving the prestigious Cook-Off Dinner held at La the agenda were continued Bloom, a 36-year-old grad- have been so successful ably for 10 years). awards at the celebration. Luz de Cristo Iglesia, 738 to a future meeting. uate of Yale University over the past two decades “I thought that was go- The recipients are: Susan Broadway. This year’s din- ing to be the first question,” A number of residents who was previously the se- are the great people in the Gallant, Jose Iraheta, Lin- ner is scheduled for Feb. 17 Bloom said with a smile. had filed into the Senior nior vice president of base- organization and the cul- da Alioto-Robinson, Bev- at 5 p.m. “There’s a lot on this top- Other CBC events are the Center to express concerns ball operations for the Tam- ture. It’s really true that it is erly Martin Ross, Celeste ic that I’m not going to be City Hall Art Reception on about a 33-unit residen- pa Bay Rays. Despite being a family.” Williams, and the Simboli able to discuss for a number Feb. 4, the Power of Music tial unit development at a small-market team, the Bloom said it has been a Foundation. of reasons including that in Black History program 932 Broadway, the former Rays were quite successful challenging time with the “They’ll be honored Feb. Genesis nursing home, but recent departure of manag- I think anything, wheth- on Feb. 27 at the Senior under Bloom’s administra- 20 - we have real trailblaz- that proposal was contin- er Alex Cora due to his in- er a contract question or a Center, and the Evening of tion, winning 96 games and ers this year as we do every ued because there were not advancing to the playoffs in volvement in the Houston trade question – it’s not fair Performing Arts on Feb. 28 year,” said Cromwell. “We enough board members 2019. Astros’ sign-stealing issue. to anybody, including our at the Clark Avenue School. present to vote on the major players, to talk about that want everybody to be a part There is complimentary site plan review. A quorum publicly. of this community celebra- admission to all CBC Black of six voting members of “I know how good tion.” History Month events. the nine member board was Mookie is and how highly The keynote speaker will Cromwell said the CBC needed, and there were only people in the organization be Mohamed Issack Mo- was founded in 2013. She four voting members avail- think of him,” said Bloom. hamed, a native of Kenya has served as president for able at the beginning of the Chamber of Commerce who holds bachelor’s and the past three years. City So- meeting. President Joseph Mahoney master’s degrees in Social licitor Cheryl Watson-Fish- The developer, listed asked whether new ad- Work. Mohamed was a er and School Committee as 932 Broadway, LLC, is vances in technology such student in the REACH af- member Henry Wilson were looking for approval to ren- as the larger screen televi- ter-school program led by the original co-chairs of the ovate the existing building sions and a wider range of Linda Alioto-Robinson. organization. and establish 33 residential entertainment opportunities “Mohamed is passionate “We’ve just had a lot of units and one commercial for people might result in a in his commitment to em- great residents supporting unit. The proposal does not decrease in the demand for powering children and fam- our organization and giving meet the City’s zoning re- Chelsea Chamber of Commerce President Joseph Ma- tickets to baseball games, ilies and instilling a sense of 100 percent to the commu- even at historic Fenway honey converses with Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer self-worth among youth,” nity every day,” said Crom- See PROJECT Page 2 Chaim Bloom at the breakfast. See BREAKFAST Page 8 said Cromwell. He’s giving well. Page 2 THE CHELSEA RECORD Thursday, January 30, 2020

Center/Continued from Page 1 Student Opportunity Act money begins to show in Governor’s Budget nity center is to continue and District 4 Councillor By Seth Daniel You just don’t do that. The However, DiDomenico is menico is that of the four expanding programming Enio Lopez. numbers do look good over- worried that it isn’t happen- key points in the new fund- within our existing Rec- He presented the Coun- After the years-long fight all. Everett and Chelsea are ing as advertised. ing, low-income students reating & Cultural Af- cil with a memorandum for education funding re- happy, but they should have The governor’s proposal were not funded at the same fairs Department, utiliz- from Police Chief Brian form, any major increase is been even happier.” does fully funds the Stu- percentage. Instead, they ing school space that we Kyes highlighting “impact preferable to what existed, Supt. Almi Abeyta said dent Opportunity Act with were funded at 4 percent, currently have available,” patrols” conducted in Sec- but Sen. Sal DiDomenico she is happy with the in- a total of $355 million in while the other three cat- according to Ambrosino. tor 4 during the last quarter said this week he is dis- creases, and said the in- new spending related to the egories were funded at 14 “I do believe that with the of 2019. appointed in Gov. Charlie creases will be used to ad- new legislation. That figure percent. The state adminis- new space provided by “A total of 579 such pa- Baker’s State Budget pro- dress middle schools and includes $303.5 million in tration has told DiDomenico the Clark Avenue Middle trols occurred in Sector 4 posal as it relates to the first- needy students. increased Chapter 70 educa- it is because there are new School, this may be a more during that period,” Am- round of funding for the “I am grateful for our leg- tion funding aid to cities and mechanisms for counting cost effective means for ac- brosino stated. “According seven-year Student Oppor- islators who have prioritized towns, and $23.2 million for “Economically Disadvan- complishing the Council’s to Chief Kyes, ‘impact pa- tunity Act rollout. public education and proud additional Charter School taged” students now. That goals.” trols’ are short term patrols Gov. Baker came out with that the Commonwealth of reimbursement. There is long-standing counting District 7 Councillor of anywhere from 15-30 his annual State Budget pro- Massachusetts values eq- also $17.3 million in addi- problem of poor children Yamir Rodriguez agreed minutes, on foot, intended posal last week, and while it uity of opportunity across tional support for special has now been fixed, but it with Ambrosino’s assess- to have a visible impact on contains a variety of funding our state,” she said. “We education circuit breaker has become an expensive ment. the area.” suggestions for programs are pleased with the amount reimbursement. Others pro- venture. So, they have coun- “The community center The summary prepared across state government, that we are projected to re- visions include: tered that by reducing the has been a big topic for a lot by Kyes showed a drop in nothing was more analyzed ceive in the first round. As •$10 million for the new low-income point of fund- of us here, but it does come robberies and motor vehi- than the first round of mon- we work on our budget for 21st Century Education ing. down to money,” said Ro- cle breaking and entering ey from the Student Oppor- school year 2020-2021, we Trust Fund. He said there were around driguez. “As Tom said, we from the third to the fourth tunity Act. The Act was the are prioritizing the needs of •$1 million for data sup- 47,000 kids statewide – like- can use a lot of the resourc- quarter of 2019 in Sector result of years of fighting, our neediest students along port. ly around 2,500 in Chel- es we have now.” 4, and a small increase of particularly by DiDomeni- with the middle grades. We “We are offering a budget sea – that newly qualify as The city building and breaking and entering to co and other legislators and thank all who advocated that balances fiscal responsi- low-income under the new bility with key investments operating its own homeless buildings (from nine to 10) school officials from urban tirelessly for these funds.” rules. That amounted to a Former Supt. Mary Bou- to support our residents large expenditure. shelter would also require a in that quarter. Gateway communities. It substantial financial output, que, who now is the director ranging from education re- “That was going to be a Lopez said there is still was signed in November, according to Ambrosino. with a promise to roll out of governmental affairs for form to the Common- big chunk of money if they an issue with crime in the “The city would have to $2.1 billion of new funding the Massachusetts Superin- wealth’s transportation sys- funded that and the low-in- area and there is a need for acquire the site, by lease or over seven years. tendents Association, said tem,” said Governor Charlie come piece in the budget,” more patrols along areas purchase, and then engage Last week marked the she was pleased with the Baker. “This balanced bud- he said. “It’s probably more such as Marlboro and Es- in what would likely be an first test as to whether the governor’s prioritization of get will result in the rainy than they wanted to put in sex Streets. extremely costly build out governor was real, and Di- education – something she day fund reaching a historic the first year of this -imple •New District 1 Council- given the strict regulatory Domenico said so far he’s fought for over many years balance of over $4 billion mentation.” requirements applicable to lor Todd Taylor introduced grading the effort as a ‘C.’ while in Chelsea. and includes a new tax cred- He said now that the Bud- shelters,” he said. several orders regarding “I was disappointed to “We are pleased with the it to support individuals with get has been submitted to Ambrosino added that traffic congestion in the see the low-income num- Governor’s prioritization disabilities seeking employ- the legislature, he believes his lack of enthusiasm for a Prattville section of the city. bers not funded at the same of education and education ment. Our plan fully funds they can adjust the numbers shelter should not be taken One order asks the Traf- percentages as the rest of the funding in our Common- the first year of the Student to be more equitable. as a lack of empathy for the fic and Parking Commis- items that were addressed, wealth; equity of opportuni- Opportunity Act and will “He’s on the right sched- plight of the city’s home- sion to look into resolving like healthcare, English ty for all students is a value make critical investments in ule, but how it’s allocated less. He said Chelsea cur- the extreme traffic backups Learners and Special Edu- statement we all are sup- the MBTA, our transporta- is also important,” he said. rently spends considerable on Washington Avenue cation,” he said. “They were porting,” she said. tion system and workforce “The next step for us is try- resources for this popula- and Route 16, whether by supposed to be funded at Chelsea looks to garner development to keep the ing to get that 4 percent in- tion, through its direct ser- changing the lane configu- a consistent and equitable between $$10 million to 12 Commonwealth on track to crease on low-income to be vice contracts with CAPIC ration or adding more time manner over seven years… million over last year in ad- support our booming econ- funded at a higher percent- and North Suffolk, as well at the set of lights. He also It is a very tricky thing to ex- ditional funding due to the omy. We look forward to age in the House and Senate as through weekly HUB wants the Commission to clude the low-income kids new law. Over seven years, working with the Legisla- budgets.” roundtables and support for look into placing a sign at when you’re doing a budget. that will equal out to around ture in the coming months.” the daily resource center the intersection of Garfield $50 million for the district. The problem for DiDo- that operates from Iglesia and Sagamore that reads La Luz De Cristo. “No Blocking the Intersec- “I feel these efforts are tion. $150 Fine.” Project/Continued from Page 1 both significant and, at •New District 3 Coun- the moment, adequate to cillor Naomi Zabot intro- quirements for density, the sale and development of the curb cut at a single-family The CPC helps deter- handle the relatively small duced an order asking the number of stories, height, lot for a mixed-used devel- home on Garland Street, mine the use of funds pro- number of truly homeless City Manager to look into parking lot aisle width and opment with 16 residential and Hawthorne Street vided by the Community number, size, and setback units and just under 1,000 Chelsea, LLC was granted individuals present in our the purchase of tables, cas- Preservation Act. Voters es, keyboards, and styluses requirements of off-street square feet of commercial a special permit and vari- city.” approved the CPA in 2016, •In other business, Am- for each of the City Coun- parking spaces. space. ances to convert an existing brosino updated the Coun- cillors. Lopez moved the •Also on Broadway, the •The Planning Board three-unit apartment com- and the money from the cil on increased police pa- order to a second reading, City was granted a con- did grant approvals for two plex to four units. CPA is used for the creation trols in Sector 4 of the city, cutting off any debate on tinuance for the Salvation smaller-scale projects on •The board also appoint- and acquisition of afford- as requested by Recupero the issue on Monday night. Army building redevelop- Tuesday night. ed member Sara Arman as ment project. 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Rodeo/Continued from Page 1 CHA Cambridge Birth Center receives

look since 1993, but they on to finalize the design. to a crossroads. baby-friendly re-designation are the first in the -down We’re really thrilled with Though popular with town district to participate the final product at- Ro the business owners, and to Cambridge Health Alli- feeding support in the pre- Breastfeeding stated that in the City’s storefront im- deo. The other businesses the public so far, the City ance (CHA), an academic cious first days of a new- “breast milk is uniquely provement program, which are looking at new banner Council would have to community health sys- born’s life. suited to the human infant’s is now just a pilot program signs and blade signs – vote to move the program tem serving Cambridge, “The CHA Cambridge nutritional needs and is a that will encompass five which were just allowed from a Pilot to a permanent Somerville, and Boston’s Birth Center has long been live substance with unpar- other business storefronts under the City’s new sign program supported by the metro-north region, is ex- a recognized leader in the alleled immunological and in addition to Rodeo. regulations. Many owners City Budget. cited to share that the CHA care of women and new- anti-inflammatory proper- Cambridge Birth Center borns in our communities,” “We put out the applica- are excited and that old “Now we have to go ties that protect against a tions and had more than 20 ban on signage prevented a back to the Council to see has received the prestigious said Lori Bellwood, DNP, host of illnesses and dis- applications from business lot of owners from upgrad- if they want a full pro- Baby-Friendly re-designa- MSN, CNM, Director of eases for both mothers and owners,” said Alex Train, a ing.” gram,” he said. tion after a rigorous review the CHA Cambridge Birth planner for the City. “We Train said the rest of the For now, the changes at process conducted by Ba- Center and Midwifery Ser- children.” ranked them accordingly businesses will follow Ro- Rodeo are permanent and by-Friendly USA, the or- vices. “This designation The CHA Cambridge and worked with the Chel- deo with new, coordinated getting great reviews. ganization responsible for is a tribute to our Certified Birth Center joins a grow- sea Business Foundation signage during the course Asked if she recom- granting this certification in Nurse-Midwives who offer ing list of more than 20,000 to do that. Now, we have of this winter. By the sum- mended that the program the United States. exceptional care and com- Baby-Friendly hospitals six businesses in the queue mer, he expects the entire be extended and that other This honor demonstrates passion and an outstand- and birth centers through- for funding. Rodeo was the round of funding and con- businesses use it, Gelda- that the CHA Cambridge ingly safe birth option for out the world, 604 of which first and we have five oth- struction to be completed. mez said, “Of course!” Birth Center is adhering women.” are in the U.S. These facili- ers working with architects That brings the program to the highest standards The Cambridge Birth ties provide an environment of care for breastfeeding Center is an intimate, that supports breastfeed- mothers and their babies. warm, home-like setting ing while respecting every These standards are built on right across the street from woman’s right to make the POLICE Briefs By Seth Daniel and Paul Koolloian the Ten Steps to Success- CHA Cambridge Hospital. ful Breastfeeding, a set of The positive health effects best decision for herself evidence-based practices of breastfeeding are well and her family. Meet the ARMED ROBBERY tributing narcotics from the of drug dealing. The de- recommended by the World documented and widely midwives at the Birth Cen- On Jan. 12, at 6:11 p.m., home. The search resulted tectives observed a sale be- Health Organization and recognized by health au- ter at one of their month- officers responded to the in the seizure 73 bags of tween two males; one being the United Nations Interna- thorities. For example, the ly evening events. Please area of 43 Sagamore Ave. heroin and fentanyl along on foot with the second op- tional Children’s Emergen- Surgeon General’s 2011 call 617-665-2229 to learn for a report of a juvenile with US currency. The erating a vehicle. Both were cy Fund for optimal infant Call to Action to Support more. male victim assaulted by a subject was additionally approached and placed un- male with a gun. As officers charged with Trafficking in der arrest or the sale and were on route to the area Class “A”. distribution of a class “A” Chelsea Cultural Council FY20 grant recipients and were notified that up to Riquelvin Lara Pegue- substance. three males may have been ro, 28, of 74 Essex St., was Robert McConaghy, 31, The Chelsea Cultural Connections: Chelsea Fam- History Month, $2,000 charged with trafficking in of Malden, was charged involved in the robbery. Of- Council (CCC) has an- ily Fun Bus, $2,000 Lewis Latimer Society & more than 10 grams of fen- with possession of a Class ficers did stop two males nounced the awarding of Chelsea Hunger Net- Museum: Chelsea Science that were identified by the tanyl and one warrant. A drug. Wellington Aybar-Ber- grants totally $29,035 to work: Chelsea Empty Festival, $750 victim. Officers recovered 20 local artists, schools and Bowls, $1,000 a replica handgun that was DON’T HIT ME! nabel, 24, homeless, of Libby Schap: Peggy Chelsea, was charged with cultural organizations. Chelsea Public Library: Shippen Project, $500 used in the robbery. The On Dec. 11, at 8:20 distributing a Class A drug, The grants were awarded CLP Urban Movement, two were arrested. p.m., officers responded to Matt Frank: Photogra- possession to distribute a from a pool of funds dis- $2,000 Nathan Rosario, 18, of Sagamore Avenue on a re- phy& Storytelling- Chelsea Class A drug, assault and tributed to Chelsea by the Cultural Center at Wal- 363 Crescent Ave., was port of a disturbance. Offi- Then & Now, $1,000 battery on a police officer, Mass Cultural Council, a nut Street Synagogue: Film charged with armed rob- cers were met by two vic- Nirvanna Lildharrie: To- disorderly conduct, resist- state agency that supports Series: Stories of Immigra- bery. tims who stated they had a bin Bridge Mural Project, ing arrest, and trespass. public programs and educa- tion, $2,500 A 15-year-old Chelsea confrontation with a female $3,000 tional activities in the arts, Clark Avenue Middle juvenile was charged with who claimed that she was Susy Ismatul: Chelsea armed robbery and receiv- sciences, and humanities. School: Eighth Grade Trip nearly struck by the vic- BROKE FRONT Salsa in the Parks, $1,500 ing stolen property under “The Chelsea Cul- to Washington DC, $2,000 tim’s car. Both victims state DOOR TheatreZone, Inc. DBA, $1,200. that the woman dented the tural Council is tremen- Darlene DeVita: People On Jan. 10, at 8 a.m., Apollinaire Theatre Com- hood of the car and claimed dously grateful to Governor of Chelsea Project, $1000 officers responded to 88 or made gestures that she Baker and the Massachu- Edgar A. Hooks Elemen- pany: Apollinaire in the FENTANYL Broadway for a report of had a firearm. Officers- ar setts Legislature for their tary School: Jason Tardy Park 2020, $2,000 an unknown white female TRAFFICKING rested the female who was continued support of the Productions $750 The members of the causing damage to the On Dec. 16 at 9 a.m., belligerent during the entire Mass Cultural Council and Edgar A. Hooks Elemen- Chelsea Cultural Coun- property’s front glass door. Chelsea Detectives setup process. for the generous funding tary School: Theatreworks cil are: Marlene Jennings, Upon arrival, officers made surveillance in the area of Krysten Kulch, 33, of 58 to our local council,” said USA Charlotte’s Web, $878 contact with the female who Chair; Dakeya Christ- 74 Essex St. in anticipation Garfield Ave., was charged Marlene Jennings, CCC Edwardo Chacon: The- appeared to be upset and mas, Co-Chair; Devra Sari of a specific male target to with assault with a danger- Chair. “This commitment ater/Oral History, Chelsea agitated. The officers spoke Zabot, Recorder; Juliana be exiting that residence. ous weapon, threatening to to the cultural arts allows City Stories $2,000 with multiple residents who Borgiani, Treasurer; Ange- The detectives were is- commit a crime, wanton heard and witnessed the us to experience the spirit Ellen Rovner: The Chel- lina McCoy, and Carolina sued a search warrant from destruction of property over of Chelsea through its rich sea Gateway Jewish Tours, female punch and kick the Anzola. The CCC will a Chelsea District Court $1,200, assault and battery identity reflected in numer- $875 front door causing the glass seek applications again this Clerk Magistrate. The male and one warrant. ous sponsored events and Governor Belling- when observed leaving his to crack and break. She was activities throughout the ham-Cary House Associ- fall. CCC Guidelines will home was placed under arrested on scene. be available online as well DRUG DEALING Melanie DiPerna, 20, year.” ation: If This Wood Could arrest on a Malden Dis- as the 2021 application be- On Jan. 3, at approxi- of Northfield, NH, was Awardees for this year Talk, $1,000 trict Court Warrant. The ginning September 1, 2020 detectives then performed mately 11 a.m. Chelsea De- charged with malicious de- are: Hondurenos Unidos de at https://www.mass-cul- a search warrant on the tectives set up surveillance struction of property under Browne Middle MA: Central American address based on probable on Maverick Street due to $1,200 and one warrant. School: BMS Civic Mural, Parade /Marching Band, ture.org/chelsea. The dead- cause that the male was dis- neighborhood complaints $850 $1,432 line to apply is Thursday, Chelsea Community Joan Cromwell: Black Oct. 15. SIMPLY FREE CHECKING Stick to It! 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ChelseaRecord PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley EDITOR IN CHIEF: Cary Shuman

GOV. CHARLIE BAKER Forum AND THE GREAT STATE OF OUR STATE

From the moment that Governor Charlie Baker strode into the House Chamber last Tuesday to deliver his State of the Commonwealth address, it was evident why Gov. Baker, despite being a Republican in a heavily-Democratic state, has rated as the most popular governor in the country ever since he took office. The governor was greeted by a standing ovation from the legislators, the first of at least 15 that he received on the night, a testament both to his ability to work with a legisla- ture that is comprised of more than 75 percent Democrats in both chambers and the heart-felt degree of respect with which he is held by legislators. Gov. Baker listed a host of his administration’s goals for the future -- most notably in the realms of addressing cli- mate change, health care, public education, and our public transportation issues -- but as is his style, he was quick to point out that he will seek to do so through bipartisan co- operation with the state legislature. But beyond his ability to work with Democrats, there is a deeper reason why Charlie Baker rates as the most popu- lar governor in the country: His decency, compassion, and Guest Op-Ed dedication to our Commonwealth and its people is readi- ly-apparent and second-to-none. “People who deal with much greater troubles than ours Preparing for shocking death will rightly question us if we waste our time, and theirs, on By Dr. Glenn Mollette Challenger flight explod- with no warning. die suddenly. How can we the politics of personal destruction,” Baker said to a rous- ed in space. For years now A couple of years ago we prepare? We can’t. Howev- ing ovation from legislators. “They want us to be better The world was shocked we will remember where were saddened by the loss er, we can make every day we were and what we were of my wife’s mother. She count now. Love people. than the yelling they see on TV and across social media. January 26, 2020 by the sudden death of Kobe Bry- doing the day Kobe was had been sick a long time Talk to people. Hug people. We all know campaigns are contests, and the siren call of ant, his daughter Gianna and killed. but we were not shocked by Say things to people that sloganeering and cheap shots will be everywhere this year. seven others. A helicopter We are shocked that her death. One morning in you won’t regret or that you Let’s rise above it.” that spiraled through a Cali- someone so young, famous, 2015 we received a phone will be glad you said. Live fornia sky and crashed took and so loved and idolized by call that my wife’s father in such a way with people In short, we have a governor who wants to do the right the life of one of the world’s so many could be snuffed had suddenly died with so that when sudden death thing for all of our people; who sees his mission as a uniter; greatest basketball players. out of this life so sudden- heart failure while driv- occurs you or they are not and who is proud of his practical-minded approach to solv- During his career, Bryant ly at the age of 41. Kobe ing his car. My wife fell to left devastated but can at had played 20 years for the had a worldwide fan base. the floor in pain, tears and least feel relieved that you ing our problems. Los Angeles Lakers leading He was worth hundreds of heart wrenching distress. treated each other the right The administration of Gov. Charlie Baker and Lieut. them to five NBA cham- millions of dollars. He was We were shocked beyond way. Get your Will togeth- Gov. Karyn Polito has set the standard for elected officials pionships and an amazing loved and adored. He and belief that her active, hard- er, be at peace with God and 33,643 points. This is cur- his daughter were on their working, loving father who people and live each day not only in our state, but at the national level as well. rently the fourth highest way to a basketball game. seemed to always keep the without regret. We are indeed very fortunate to have Gov. Charlie Baker NBA scoring record. He was involved in the lives world turning had sudden- Glenn Mollette is the at the helm of our ship of state in these tempestuous times Some of us remember of his children and family. ly died. Death may always publisher of Newburgh exactly where we were Death often shocks us. sadden us but may not al- Press, Liberty Torch and and we look forward to Gov. Baker, together with House when President John F. We are not shocked when ways shock us. The deaths various other publishing Speaker Bob DeLeo and Senate President Karen Spilka, Kennedy was assassinat- someone is terminal for that shock us leave us reel- imprints; a national colum- moving Massachusetts forward to tackle the many issues ed. We remember where a long time. We are not ing, feeling like the floor nist – American Issues and we heard John Lennon had shocked when an elder- has been pulled from un- Common Sense opinions, confronting us as we enter the third decade of the 21st cen- been murdered or where ly person dies. We are sad derneath us and that we will analysis, stories and fea- tury. we were when Martin Lu- but not shocked. We are never stop falling and hurt- tures appear each week In ther King Jr. was murdered shocked when the young, ing from the pain of some- over 500 newspapers, web- or when the Space Shuttle the rich and the famous one’s sudden death. sites and blogs across the SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION are suddenly taken from us Any of us can and may United States. Chelsea Record is published every Thursday by the Revere -based Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage Guest Op-Ed rates paid at Boston, MA. Subscription rates are $30 per year in Chelsea, and $60 per year outside the city. The Chelsea Record assumes no financial responsibility for Let’s Save Our World in 2020 typographical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the error occurs. Adver- By Senator Ed Markey our late president Hec- reducing carbon emissions. and recovery, and more. Al- tisers will please notify the management immediately of and Roxana Rivera tor Figueroa’s December We must help and support ready, there are thousands any errors that may occur. Chelsea Record, 101-680, at 385 2018 Op-Ed—we find it the communities dependent of TPS holders in the U.S. inspiring to see these young on fossil fuel with health who were displaced by Broadway, the Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, On December 6—as people fighting for their care and strong, union jobs devastating natural disas- MA 02151, is a weekly publication. Periodicals postage Greta Thunberg joined a lives. in the growing green econo- ters. Instead of kicking paid at Boston, MA 02110. POSTMASTER: Send address 500,000-person march in Madrid—students around More Bay State res- my. 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The black, The news around climate in the Commonwealth, they vironmentalists, scientists, brown, poor, and immi- is frightening and can be Record flooded the State House and community leaders to grant people facing income discouraging. It’s hard to Ehelseastablished 1890 C demanding Massachusetts hold Green New Deal town inequality and racist at- avoid feeling helpless. But lawmakers take real action halls across Massachusetts, tacks—among them 32BJ we are entering 2020 with Advertising Legal Advertising on climate solutions before discussing the goals of the SEIU’s cleaners, security hope built on the fighting and Marketing Ellen Bertino it’s too late. resolution on a local lev- officers, and airport -work spirit of countless young These climate strikes de- el. 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All of it has been coor- happened – like the fire said. “We want to build big- dinated with many moving jugglers or the skateboard ger on top, but without the parts and an identifiable demonstrations.” parking, the development branding that is colorful, Matos also announced would stall because they appropriate and fun. they are in the preliminary would have to knock down “With the Night Market, stages of looking at a park- the buildings here to build we wanted new memo- ing facility for downtown. parking.” ries there,” said the City’s “We are in the very, Kennealy said he was Downtown Coordinator very preliminary stages of impressed with how many Mimi Graney. “It was no looking to create a parking partners were acting in con- Jenny Camacho explained longer the crime and neg- deck to spur development cert. how they will offer Colom- ative area of the past, but so the buildings could ex- “It’s inspiring to see this bian pastries and unique something positive and pand above and create level of partnership and col- TDI Fellow Carlos Matos explained the gains the district coffees that aren’t what fun in the downtown that more housing there,” he laboration,” he said. has made over the last 18 months, and the plans that lay the typical coffee shop ahead in 2020. uses. PHOTOS BY SETH DANIEL

Chamber Executive Director Rich Cuthie, Marianna McCor- City Manager Tom Ambrosino, Housing Secretary Mike Kin- Carlos Camacho and Jenny Camacho will operate the new mick of MassDevelopment, Danielle Fateaux Jacques of nealy, State Rep. RoseLee Vincent and State Rep. Dan Ryan. pop-up café in the TILL building lobby. Camacho oper- Apollinaire Theatre and Housing Secretary Mike Kennealy ated the former El Dorado Bakery on Congress Avenue chat in the new space at the front of the Black Box Theatre for many years before it burned down. Now, the famous – a space that was partially funded last week by a MassDe- cheese bread pastries, and unique Colombian coffees, will velopment grant. make a return to the downtown.

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COURTESY PHOTOS On Friday night, Jan. 17, the Chelsea High Football team had their end-of-season banquet. Several awards were given out and players began to look forward to next season.

Justina Duong became the first female football player to First-year players showing off their varsity letters. score points for Chelsea High Football.

MVP Awards: JV Offensive MVP - Miguel Tizol; Varsity Offensive MVP - Naythen Rosario; Captains: Jabes Escalante (2019), Raul Figueroa (2020), Rigo Flores (2019), Naythen Rosa- Varsity Defensive MVP - Raul Figueroa; Team Co-MVP - Jabes Escalante; Team Co-MVP rio (2019), Henri Martinez (2020), and Jeffrey Ponce (2020). - Henri Martinez; and JV Defensive MVP - Younes Maizat. (Missing from picture - Most Improved - Richard Flores, and Breakout players of the Year - Herman Esquivel and Alijah Iraola).

Coach Z Award - for Commitment and Dedication: Jeffrey Ponce, Joshua Sosa, and Gary Giron, and Daniel Lopez.

CAC All Stars: Jabes Escalante, Henri Martinez, Herman Esquivel, and Raul Figueroa. (Miss- ing from photo is Carlos Pesante-Ortega).

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AIM HIGH: Jaciel Mejia sets his sights on two of his 10 points during Chelsea’s 68-52 loss at ROAD CLOSED: Jamison Guillaume finds his path to the basket blocked by Everett’s Roby No. 9-ranked Everett on Wednesday Jan. 22. Dormevil.

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Boston Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom and former Boston College baseball player Austin Batchelor, David Geller, a big fan of the New York Yankees, is pic- legislative aide to Rep. Dan Ryan. tured with Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom at Breakfast Chair Mark Robinson, guest speaker Chaim the breakfast. Bloom, and Councillor-at-Large Leo Robinson. CHS Roundup

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If we win (Emmanuel Simon) over Greater Lawrence this those, we will go undefeat- Shotput: 1st, 2nd (Rigo past week. ed in dual meets for the first Flores, Richard Flores) Leading the way for time since 2018. 4×400: Nate Nadow, the Lady Red Devils once “In addition,” Hernan- Kennedy Lopez, Alex Es- again was Stephanie Si- dez added, “many of our trada, Saul Cepeda. mon, who captured three athletes -- Steph Simon “The depth of the boys really helped us win this events, the high jump, 55 (hurdles, dash, high jump), meet, as we had a lot of hurdles, and 55 dash. Anna Chang (600), and second and third place fin- Chelsea took first place Gloria Rodriguez (300) ishes, some that we did not in eight of the nine individ- -- have not lost this sea- expect to get,” said CHS ual events and also won the son in their events, and we are hoping this to continue head coach Cesar Hernan- 4 x 400 relay. dez. “This was key because The Chelsea point-scor- throughout the rest of the season.” some of the events that we ers were: expected to win didn’t go Boston Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom, JGBC Executive Director Gina Cen- 55h: 1st (Stephanie Si- our way. trella, Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston President and CEO Josh Kraft, Boston Red Sox Chief mon) CHS BOYS TRACK “We had a big day from Marketing Officer Adam Grossman, and JGBC Breakfast Chair Mark Robinson. 55: 1st, 3rd (Simon, An- EDGES GR. our throwers, as seven boys geline Nguyen) hit season-bests, includ- 300: 1st (Gloria Rodri- LAWRENCE ing Rigo Flores (41 feet), guez) The Chelsea High boys whose winning throw was 600: 1st , 3rd (Ana indoor track & field team four feet further than the Chang, Nguyen) improved its record to 3-1 closest Lawrence thrower, Real Estate Transfers 1000: 1st (Gabby Rivas) with an exciting 45-41 vic- and Richard Flores who 1 mile: 1st (Sade Ro- tory over Greater Lawrence took second by an inch over BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE sales) in a meet that was decided the Lawrence thrower who MTGLQ Investors LP Hernandez, Edwin 25 Beacon Pl $409,200 2 mile: 1st (Percy Mel- in the final event, the 4 x got second,” Hernandez Campus LLC R&R 402 RT 400 Broadway $738,000 gar) 400 relay. added. High Jump: 1st (Simon) Point-scorers for the Red “At the end of the meet, Campus LLC R&R 402 RT 404 Broadway $738,000 SP: 2nd (Dhalia Christ- Devils were: it came down to whoever Warren, Carol Cottage Street Acq LLC 175 Cottage St #710 $225,000 mas) 55H: 2nd (Hector Rive- won the 4 x 400, in which 4×400 win: Ana Chang, ra) Lawrence was disqualified Umemba, Jayde I Roback Real Estate LLC 87 Parker St #203 $221,900 Gabby Rivas, Percy Mel- 55: 2nd (Nasir Adams) for running athletes over Vasey FT LLC Decain Josephine P 66 Revere Beach Pkwy $605,000 gar, Gloria Rodriguez. 600: Sweep (Nate Nad- the max allowed number of Fern, Joseph R Blake, Darlene 111 Springvale Ave $510,000 “The girls had con- ow, Oscar Amaya, Johnny running events, giving us trol of the meet early on, Maldonado) the win,” said Hernandez. US Bank NA Tr Fraser, Timothy A 38 Williams St #B $191,761 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE CHELSEA’S #1 AGENT TEAM. WE GET THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR OUR SELLER’S LISTINGS. Construction Look- Route 1 North and South •CARTER STREET: JEFF BOWEN: 781-201-9488 SANDRA CASTILLO: 617-780-6988 Ahead: January 26 – Feb- throughout the project Carter Street under Route 1 ruary 8, 2020. area. Drivers should take will be closed overnight (9 CHELSEAREALESTATE.COM | [email protected] Boston Harbor Real Estate | 188 Sumner Street | East Boston ROUTE 1 TRAFFIC care to pay attention to all p.m.–6 a.m.) from Monday IMPACTS signage and move carefully night, 1/27 to Friday night, •ROUTE 1 NORTH- through the work zone. 1/31 and overnight (7 BOUND: Approaching the LOCAL STREET CLO- p.m.–6 a.m.) from Monday Tobin Bridge from Boston, SURES night, 2/3 to Tuesday morn- s s the work zone begins in •ORANGE STREET: ing, 2/4. Carter Street travel hirt for Sale the left lane. 2 of 3 travel Orange Street under Route lanes will continue to divert t- rge lanes will be open during 1 will be closed overnight around the active workzone mall — Extra La daytime hours (5 a.m.–10 (7 p.m.–6 a.m.) from Mon- under Route 1. S p.m.). day, 1/27 to Tuesday 1/28. WORK HOURS •ROUTE 1 SOUTH- Signed detours and police •Most work will occur BOUND: Approaching details will guide drivers in during daytime working the Chelsea Curves from around the work zone via hours (6 a.m.–2 p.m.) on the North Shore, the work Carter Street and Everett weekdays. Some work will zone begins in the left lane Ave. take place during afternoon before the Carter Street •SPRUCE STREET: (2 p.m.–7 p.m) and over- Give the off-ramp. 2 of 3 travel Spruce Street under Route night hours (7 p.m.–6 a.m.) Gift of Memories lanes will be open during 1 will be closed on Satur- and on Saturdays (7 a.m.–7 daytime hours (5 a.m.–10 day, 2/1 between 7 a.m.—7 p.m). this Valentine’s p.m.). p.m. to create a safe work DESCRIPTION OF Get them while •OVERNIGHT LANE zone for necessary bridge SCHEDULED WORK they last at the Day CLOSURES: During this work. Signed detours and •ROUTE 1 NORTH- Revere Journal!! look-ahead period, there police details will guide BOUND: Bridge deck and will be temporary overnight drivers and pedestrians gutter repairs continue in lane closures and short- safely around the work the left lane over the Tobin term rolling roadblocks on zone via Arlington Street. See CONSTRUCTION Page 9 Thursday, January 30, 2020 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 9

BRUINS Beat by Bob Morello Consrtuction // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 Bruins back, Bean Pot warm up Bridge. We will continue sea-curves-rehabilita- The 2020 NHL All-Star Pastrnak returns to coached by former Bruin a Beanpot preview show to remove bridge deck and tion-project. game is history, but it was a the NHL wars on Friday Ted Donato. The second on Friday, January 31 that install new bridge deck TRAVEL TIPS perfect showcase for Bruins’ (8:00pm) as the Winnipeg matchup will have the Bos- will include pre-tournament through the Chelsea Curves. Drivers should take care •ROUTE 1 SOUTH- to pay attention to all sig- David Pastrnak, who had a Jets host the Bruins follow- ton College Eagles with Jer- analysis and interviews from chance to show the rest of ing the Bs nine-day lay- ry York running the bench, BOUND: Removal of exist- nage and move carefully Monday’s media day event. the NHL that does not see off. The Minnesota Wild versus the Boston Univer- ing bridge deck and instal- through the work zone. Po- him on a regular basis, how will provide the opposition sity Terriers led by coach Semifinal doubleheader lation of new bridge deck lice details, lane markings, impressive his talents are. for Boston’s back-to-back Albie Keenan, beginning at coverage begins Monday, will continue through the temporary barriers, traffic His powerful scoring dis- schedule on Saturday night approximately 8:00pm. The February 3 at 5:00pm and Chelsea Curves. cones, signage, and other play netted him six points (8:00pm). The Bruins will Northeastern Huskies have Championship begins at •UNDERNEATH tools will be used to control on four goals and two assists next return to TD Garden won the last two Beanpot 7:00pm on Monday, Feb- ROUTE 1: Crews will re- traffic and create safe work in the two games played ice on Tuesday to take on titles. ruary 10 with ‘Prelude to a place and paint steel; pow- zones. 3-on-3, and he was named the Vancouver Canucks The tournament con- Championship, a 30-minute er wash and paint columns The contractors are coor- the All-Star Game MVP. (7:00pm), in another back- cludes on Monday, Feb- pre-game show, followed and support beams; exca- dinating with local event or- Although disappointed with to-back soiree, with the ruary 10 with the Conso- vate, drill, and grout around ganizers and police to pro- his Atlantic Division’s loss second half taking place on lation Game beginning at by the championship match at 7:30pm. NESN’s Tom support columns; erect vide awareness and manage 5-4 to the Pacific Division, the road versus the Chicago 4:30pm, and the Champi- steel; place new concrete traffic during events. For Caron will handle the play- he was happy to have the Blackhawks ice on Wednes- onship Game taking the ice columns; install ground your awareness, the follow- opportunity to serve as Cap- day (8 p.m.). at 7:30pm.This four-team by-play duties, with Billy anchors; and deliver steel ing events are scheduled tain for the Atlantic team. 68th ANNUAL BEAN- tournament has been the Jaffe joining him as col- beams from the new bridge during this look-ahead pe- Bruins head coach Bruce POT TOURNAMENT official battle for Boston’s or analyst in the Beanpot deck. riod: Cassidy headed the Atlan- TD Garden will host the college hockey bragging broadcast booth. Also on For more information •Bruins: 2/4 at 7 p.m., tic Division bench, utilizing 68th Annual Beanpot Tour- rights since the Beanpot first NESN’s broadcast team is about the Tobin Bridge/ 2/8 at 3 p.m. his right-winger, Pastrnak, nament, beginning Monday, began in December of 1952. Guerin Austin as rink side in critical spots, with #88 February 3. The first game’s New England Sports Net- Chelsea Curves Reha- •Celtics: 1/30 at 8 p.m., responding with a hat trick puck drop is at 5:00pm, with work (NESN) will deliver reporter, Adam Pellerin as bilitation Project, please 2/1 at 8:30 p.m., 2/5 at 7:30 in the first game, and a goal the Northeastern Huskies live and exclusive cover- studio host, and former Bru- visit the project web- p.m., 2/7 at 7:30 p.m. and an assist in the Champi- coached by Jim Madigan age for the 19th consecu- in Andrew Raycroft in the site: https://www.mass. •Events: 2/3 at 5 p.m. and onship game. versus the Harvard Crimson tive year. NESN will debut capacity of studio analyst. gov/tobin-bridgechel- 8 p.m.

LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICE Burgos and Mary Burgos 3844, Page 50 said parcel 1/30/20, 2/6/20, written response, you with the Act. transfer of funds to the City Council Conference to Chelsea-Provident formerly containing 1520 2/13/20 need to: Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chelsea Housing Rehabil- LEGAL NOTICE Room, Chelsea City Hall, Co-Operative Bank, square feet and now con- C File the original with the Chief Justice of this Court itation Program (Activity 500 Broadway, Chelsea, dated November 1, 2004 taining 953 square feet Court; and on January 08, 2020. 4C). Interested parties MA, to consider an and recorded at Suffolk more or less according to Mail a copy to all interest- Attest: are welcome to attend amendment to Section CHELSEA TRAFFIC AND County Registry District said plan. LEGAL NOTICE ed parties at least five (5) Deborah J. Patterson and provide public input 2.09A of the Rules and PARKING COMMISSION of Deeds in Book 35827, For title see deed dated business days before the Recorder relative to the program Re: Chelsea Auto Sales Regulations of the City PUBLIC HEARING Page 101, for breach October 21, 1983 record- hearing. 1/30/20 amendment process. Inc. of Chelsea Licensing Notice is hereby given in of the conditions of said ed with Suffolk Deeds in Counsel for the Minor: C John DePriest, Director of 69B Everett Avenue, Commission to eliminate accordance with Chapter mortgage and for the Book 10598, Page 21. The minor (or an adult on Planning & Development, Chelsea, MA the Police Department 90 of the General Laws purpose of foreclosing, These premises will be CHELSEA TRAFFIC AND behalf of the minor) has City of Chelsea Chelsea Licensing involvement in the hiring of the Commonwealth the same will be sold at sold and conveyed subject PARKING COMMISSION the right to request that LEGAL NOTICE 1/23/20, 1/30/20 Commission, February process of security per- of Massachusetts and Public Auction at 10:00 to and with the benefits PUBLIC HEARING counsel be appointed for C 6, 2020 sonnel at establishments pursuant to Section 6-3 AM on February 26, of all rights, rights of way, Notice is hereby given in the minor. Notice is hereby given serving alcohol. of the Charter of the City 2020, on the mortgaged restrictions, easements, accordance with Chapter Presence of the Minor at that a public hearing will CHELSEA LICENSING of Chelsea that a Public premises located at 196 covenants, liens or claims 90 of the General Laws Hearing: A minor over LEGAL NOTICE be held by the Chelsea COMMISSION Hearing of the Chelsea Poplar Street, Chelsea, in the nature of liens, of the Commonwealth age 14 has the right to be LEGAL NOTICE Licensing Commission on Naomi Libran Traffic and Parking Com- MA, all and singular the improvements, public as- of Massachusetts and present at any hearing, CITY OF CHELSEA Thursday, February 6, Licensing Administrator mission will be held on premises described in said sessments, and all unpaid pursuant to Section 6-3 unless the Court finds that DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the 1/30/20, 2/6/20 Tuesday, February 4, mortgage. taxes, tax titles, tax liens, of the Charter of the City it is not in the minor’s WORKS City Council Conference C 2020 at 6:00 P.M. TO WIT: water and sewer liens, of Chelsea that a Public best interests. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Re: Oakwood Room, Chelsea City Hall, City Council Conference Property Address: 196 and any other municipal Hearing of the Chelsea THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: HEARING Tavern, LLC. d/b/a 500 Broadway, Chelsea, Room Poplar Street, Chelsea, assessments or liens or Traffic and Parking Com- An important court The Department of Public Tambo 22 MA, for an application LEGAL NOTICE City Hall, 500 Broadway MA 02150 existing encumbrances mission will be held on proceeding that may Works will conduct a Pub- 22 Adams Street, for a license to Buy, Sell, Pursuant to Section 6-3 Parcel 1: The land in of record which are in Tuesday, February 4, affect your rights has lic Hearing on Tuesday, Chelsea, MA Exchange or Assemble of the Charter of the City Chelsea with the buildings force and are applicable, 2020 at 6:00 P.M. been scheduled. If you do February 18, 2020 in Chelsea Licensing Second Hand Motor of Chelsea, the purpose thereon being numbered having priority over said City Council Conference not understand this notice Chelsea City Hall, in the Commission, February Vehicles or Parts Thereof of the public hearing 196 Poplar Street in the mortgage, whether or Room or other court papers, conference room third 6, 2020 (Class I, II, III) for Chelsea Re: Acapulco Mexican is to receive comment present numbering of said not reference to such City Hall, 500 Broadway please contact an attorney floor, 500 Broadway, Notice is hereby given Auto Sales, Inc, 69B Restaurant, Inc. d/b/a on the removal of two street and being shown as restrictions, easements, Pursuant to Section 6-3 for legal advice. Chelsea, at 6:00 pm on that a public hearing will Everett Avenue, Chelsea, Acapulco Mexican metered spaces located Lot B on a plan drawn by improvements, liens or of the Charter of the City Date: November 22, 2019 the following Petitions of be held by the Chelsea MA. 02150. Restaurant at Fernandez Liquors, 79 J Lewis Carr recorded with encumbrances is made in of Chelsea, the purpose 1/30/20 Extenet. Licensing Commission on CHELSEA LICENSING 238 Fifth Street, Williams Street. Suffolk Deeds in Book the deed. of the public hearing is C Proposed Work and Thursday, February 6, COMMISSION Chelsea, MA Per Order 3596, Page 541 bounded TERMS OF SALE: to receive comment on Purpose: 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the Naomi Libran Chelsea Licensing Chief Brian A. Kyes and described as follows: A deposit of TEN THOU- the proposed changes to To construct a small City Council Conference Licensing Administrator Commission, February Chairperson SOUTHEASTERLY: SAND ($10,000.00) DOL- Article 13 of the Traffic LEGAL NOTICE wireless facilities in the Room, Chelsea City Hall, 1/30/20, 2/6/20 6, 2020 1/16/20, 1/30/20 by Poplar Street, LARS by certified or bank and Parking Regulations COMMONWEALTH public right of way. Small 500 Broadway, Chelsea, C Notice is hereby given C twenty-seven and 27/100 check will be required to to increase on-street OF MASSACHUSETTS cells will be attached to MA, for an application that a public hearing will (27.27) feet; be paid by the purchaser parking per the request of LAND COURT municipal street light of an Amusement and be held by the Chelsea NORTHEASTERLY at the time and place of the City Council following DEPARTMENT OF structures. Entertainment License for LEGAL NOTICE Licensing Commission on LEGAL NOTICE by Lot C, as shown on said sale. The balance is to be an internal evaluation. THE TRIAL COURT The public is invited to Oakwood Tavern, LLC. Thursday, February 6, plan, sixty and 56/100 paid, within Thirty (30) Per Order 19 SM 006281 attend. d/b/a Tambo 22, 22 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the (60.56) feet; Days, by certified or bank Chief Brian A. Kyes ORDER OF NOTICE BERTRAM TAVERNA Adams Street, Chelsea, City Council Conference NORTHWESTERLY: check or wire transfer at Chairperson TO: Edwin D. Reyes DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MA. 02150. Room, Chelsea City Hall, by land of owner the law offices of Frisoli 1/16/20, 1/30/20 And to all persons entitled 1/30/20 CHELSEA LICENSING Re: Oakwood Tavern, LLC. 500 Broadway, Chelsea, CHELSEA CONSERVATION unknown, twenty-three Associates, P.C., Bulfinch C to the benefit of the 2/6/20 COMMISSION d/b/a Tambo 22 MA, for a Change of COMMISSION and 4/10 (23.4) feet; Square, 43 Thorndike Servicemembers Civil C Naomi Libran 22 Adams Street, Hours in an All Kinds of PUBLIC MEETING SOUTHWESTERLY: Street, Cambridge, MA Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 Licensing Administrator Chelsea, MA Alcohol License for Aca- Notice is given in by land now or late of 02141. LEGAL NOTICE §3901 (et seq) Lakeview 1/30/20, 2/6/20 Chelsea Licensing pulco Mexican Restaurant, accordance with Section Ribock, Ten and 11/100 Other terms and condi- COMMONWEALTH Loan Servicing, LLC claim- LEGAL NOTICE C Commission, February 238 Fifth Street, Chelsea, 40, Chapter 131 of (10.11) feet; tions will be provided at OF MASSACHUSETTS ing to have an interest in 6, 2020 MA. 02150. the General Laws of NORTHWESTERLY: the place of sale. THE TRIAL COURT a Mortgage covering real Notice is hereby given CHELSEA LICENSING the Commonwealth of again by land of The deposit paid at the PROBATE AND property in Chelsea, num- LEGAL NOTICE that a public hearing will COMMISSION Massachusetts (Wetland owner unknown, four and time of sale shall be FAMILY COURT bered 82 Blossom Street, be held by the Chelsea Naomi Libran Protection Act), that a 23/100 (4.23) feet; and forfeited if the purchaser Suffolk Division given by Edwin D. Reyes LEGAL NOTICE Licensing Commission on Licensing Administrator Public Meeting of the SOUTHWESTERLY: does not comply strictly 24 New Chardon St. to Mortgage Electronic CITY OF CHELSEA Thursday, February 6, 1/30/20, 2/6/20 Chelsea Conservation again by Lot A as shown with the terms of the sale. Boston, MA 02114 Registration Systems, Inc., PUBLIC HEARING 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the C Commission will be held: on said plan, Fifty and The purchaser will be NOTICE AND ORDER: as nominee for MetLife TO ALL INTERESTED CHELSEA TRAFFIC AND City Council Conference Thursday, February 6, 45/100 (50.45) responsible for all closing Petition for Home Loans, a Division of AGENCIES, GROUPS, AND PARKING COMMISSION Room, Chelsea City Hall, 2020, 6:00 P.M. feet. costs, including, but not Resignation or MetLife Bank, N.A., dated PERSONS PUBLIC HEARING 500 Broadway, Chelsea, LEGAL NOTICE Conference Room 305 For title see deed dated limited to outstanding real Petition for March 31, 2009, and re- The City of Chelsea’s De- Notice is hereby given in MA, for an application City Hall, 500 Broadway. October 21, 1983 record- estate taxes, municipal Removal of corded in Suffolk County partment of Planning and accordance with Chapter of an Amusement and The Public Meeting will ed with Suffolk Registry liens, state documentary Guardianship of Registry of Deeds in Book Development will hold a 90 of the General Laws Entertainment License for be held to review the in Book 10598, Page 20 stamps, and recording A Minor 44742, Page 168, and Public Hearing on of the Commonwealth Oakwood Tavern, LLC. Re: Sabor Request for Determination Parcel 2: Another parcel fees. Docket No. now held by Plaintiff by Thursday, February 6th, of Massachusetts and d/b/a Tambo 22, 22 CentroAmericano of Applicability submitted of land in Chelsea, Suffolk The successful bidder SU19P2166GD Assignment, has filed with 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in pursuant to Section 6-3 Adams Street, Chelsea, 40-48 Central Avenue, by Lawrenceville LLC County, Massachusetts at the sale of the entire In the interests this court a complaint Chelsea City Hall, 500 of the Charter of the City MA. 02150. Chelsea, MA to construct a building bounded and described as premises shall be required Of: Annelia Y Daniel- for determination of Broadway, Room 101, of Chelsea that a Public CHELSEA LICENSING Chelsea Licensing addition for an 80 room follows: to sign a Memorandum Of Rivera Defendant’s Servicemem- Chelsea, Massachusetts. Hearing of the Chelsea COMMISSION Commission, February hotel at 144-145 Beech. Being the property Terms Of Sale containing Of: Chelsea, MA bers status. The purpose of this public Traffic and Parking Com- Naomi Libran 6, 2020 A copy of the filing may described in the deed of the above terms at the Minor If you now are, or recent- meeting is to discuss mission will be held on Licensing Administrator Notice is hereby given be reviewed at City Hall, Florence M. Brown to Max auction sale. NOTICE TO ALL ly have been, in the active the City’s request for Tuesday, February 4, 1/30/20, 2/6/20 that a public hearing will Department of Planning and Danahy Bloom as The description of the INTERESTED PARTIES military service of the an amendment to the 2020 at 6:00 P.M. C be held by the Chelsea and Development, 500 joint tenants dated April premises contained in Hearing Date/Time: A United States of America, FY’2018 Community City Council Conference Licensing Commission on Broadway, Room 101, 26, 1952 recorded with said mortgage shall hearing on a Petition to than you may be entitled Development Block Grant Room Thursday, February 6, during City Hall business Suffolk Registry of Deeds control in the event of a Resign as Guardian of to the benefits of the (CDBG) funds, which City Hall, 500 Broadway LEGAL NOTICE 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the hours. in Book 6774, Page 279 typographical error in this a Minor or Petition for Servicemembers Civil were allocated under Pursuant to Section 6-3 City Council Conference Per Order LESS that portion taken publication. Removal of Guardianship Relief Act. If you object the FY’2018 Mini-Enti- of the Charter of the City Room, Chelsea City Hall, Stephen N. Sarikas by the Commonwealth Other terms, if any, to be of a Minor filed by Elsa to a foreclosure of the tlement Program by the of Chelsea, the purpose 500 Broadway, Chelsea, Chairperson of Massachusetts for announced at the sale. Gonzalez on 9/23/19 above-mentioned proper- Department of Housing of the public hearing is to MA, for an application 1/30/20 highway purposes de- East Cambridge Savings will be held 02/21/2020 ty on that basis, then you and Community Develop- receive comment on the Re: Amendment to of an Amusement and C scribed in Parcel #3-17 on Bank at 9:00 AM Guardianship or your attorney must file ment, under Title I of the conversion of Shurtleff Regulation Entertainment License for plan of Road in Chelsea By Its Attorney, of Minor Hearing Located a written appearance and Housing and Community Street, from Congress Chelsea Licensing Sabor CentroAmericano, dated June 22, 1954, Leonard A. Frisoli at 24 New Chardon St. answer in this court at Development Act of 1974, Avenue and Essex Street, Commission, February 40-48 Central Avenue, LEGAL NOTICE H.G. Gray, C.E., Layout Frisoli Associates, P.C. Boston, MA 02114 Three Pemberton Square, as amended. This hearing to a two-way street. 6, 2020 Chelsea, MA. 02150. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S #4166; said parcel is also Bulfinch Square Response to Petition: You Boston, MA 02108 on is required to propose a Per Order Notice is hereby given CHELSEA LICENSING SALE OF REAL ESTATE. shown as Lot A on plan 43 Thorndike Street may respond by filing a or before February 24, program amendment to Chief Brian A. Kyes that a public hearing will COMMISSION By virtue and in execution titled Survey in Chelsea Cambridge, MA 02141 written response to the 2020 or you may lose the eliminate the MicroEnter- Chairperson be held by the Chelsea Naomi Libran of the Power of Sale dated July 1914, J. Lewis (617) 494-0200 x7 Petition or by appearing opportunity to challenge prise Program (Activity 1/16/20, 1/30/20 Licensing Commission on Licensing Administrator contained in a certain Smith C.E. recorded with [email protected] in person at the hearing. the foreclosure on the 5N) in the FY’2018 grant, C Thursday, February 6, 1/30/20, 2/6/20 mortgage given by Julio Suffolk Registry in Book Date: January 30, 2020 If you choose to file a ground of noncompliance in order to facilitate a 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the C

For Advertising Rates, Call 617-884-2416 Page 10 THE CHELSEA RECORD Thursday, January 30, 2020 OBITUARIES Massachusetts consumers received more than $1.8 Million Barbara Libby Gail “Biggie” Theall in FTC refunds in 2019 Jan. 30, 1939 – Jan. 25, 2020 April 23, 1947 – Jan. 21, 2020 New data released by the ment cases. When consum- Federal Trade Commission ers don’t cash their refund Barbara Libby, 82, Gail “Biggie” Theall shows that consumers across checks, the FTC uses that passed away unexpected- passed away in her Revere Massachusetts received money to send additional ly in her Chelsea home on home on Tuesday, Jan. 21 $1,834,207 in refund checks mailings to ensure the max- Saturday, Jan. 25. after a brief illness. from the FTC in 2019. imum amount of money is Born and raised in Chel- Best known as “Big- In addition to refunds, returned to consumers. Any sea, she was one of eleven gie’ to her friends, she was the newly released data also remaining refund money is children born to the late born and raised in Lew- shows that Massachusetts sent to the U.S. Treasury. Christopher Zullo, Sr. and iston, Maine, one of four residents filed 46,776 -com For the first time, data Angelina (Riccio) Zullo. children born to the late plaints with the FTC last about the FTC’s refund pro- She attended local schools Thomas and Agelia F. (Ra- year. The most common gram will be available online and was a lifelong resident Libby and his wife, Leona manauskas) Ellis. She was of Malden and Matthew category of complaints re- in an interactive dashboard, of Chelsea. of Chelsea, Robert Lib- the beloved wife of the late Kratman of New Hamp- ceived from Massachusetts including state-by-state and She was the beloved by of Carver, James Lib- Edgar Theall and resided in shire, dear sister of Mona consumers was Imposter case-by-case breakdowns of wife of the late John W. by of Chelsea and Linda Revere for most of her life. White of Auburn, ME and Scams, followed by Identity the amount refunded to con- Libby and was widowed 37 Bednarek and her husband, She worked outside of Lawrence Ellis of Revere. Theft, Telephone and Mobile sumers. The dashboard is years ago. A single mother Kevin of Tewksbury; cher- her home for many years as She is also survived by her Services, Online Shopping available at ftc.gov/explore- of five, she worked outside ished grandmother of Jef- a teller with Citizens Bank beloved friend, John Ly- and Negative Reviews, and data. of her home to support her frey Tallent, Robert Libby, in Revere, retiring in 2010. man of North Carolina. Banks and Lenders. Con- •Consumer Sentinel Net- family. She held various Jr., Brianna Libby, Daniel In her lifetime, she delight- Relatives and friends are sumers in Massachusetts re- work jobs at Shrafts’ Candies and Libby, Nicholas Libby, ed in simply being at home, most kindly invited to at- ported losing $25,653,339 to The FTC’s Consumer Sen- K-Mart and was a familiar Madison Libby, James Lib- frequenting her favorite lo- tend a memorial gathering scams and fraud. tinel Network is a database cashier at Stop and Shop in by, Eric Libby, Brendan cal pizza parlor in Revere at the Welsh Funeral Home, Reports from around the that receives reports directly Chelsea before taking her Bednarek, Ryan Bednarek or just going to Suffolk 718 Broadway, Chelsea on country about consumer from consumers, as well as retirement. and Mackenzie Bednarek. Downs for an afternoon. A Friday, Jan. 31 from 6 to protection issues are a key from federal, state, and local During her lifetime, Bar- She is also survived by her person of quiet nature, she 7:15 p.m. followed by a re- resource for FTC investiga- law enforcement agencies bara enjoyed spending time dear friend, Jimmy Nardiz- enjoyed acquiring various membrance prayer service tions that stop illegal activi- and a number of private part- with family and friends, she zi and many nieces, neph- artwork and collectables at 7:30 p.m. Funeral Home ties and, when possible, pro- ners. The network received was an adoring cherished ews and extended family featuring butterflies and is fully handicap accessible, vide refunds to consumers. 3.2 million reports in 2019, grandmother remembered members. clowns. ample parking opposite fu- A core part of the FTC’s including nearly 1.7 million for her dancing and trips to Visiting hours will be In addition to her beloved neral home. mission is to return money to fraud reports as well as iden- casinos and was an active held at the Welsh Funer- husband, Edgar and her In lieu of flowers: should consumers who are harmed tity theft and other reports. member and volunteer at al Home, 718 Broadway, parents, she was also prede- friends desire, contribu- by illegal business practic- Consumers reported los- the Chelsea Senior Center Chelsea today, Thursday, ceased by her only daugh- tions in her memory may es. Over the last four years, ing more than $1.9 billion for many years. Jan. 30 from 4 to 8 p.m. ter, Mona Theall-Rangall be made to the American consumers have cashed more to fraud in 2019, with near- In addition to her hus- Relatives and friends are and a brother, John El- Heart Assoc. 20 Speen St., than $1 billion in FTC refund ly $667 million lost to im- band and parents, Barbara most kindly invited to at- lis. She was the cherished Framingham, MA 01701. checks. poster scams alone. While was also predeceased by tend. Funeral services will grandmother of Shana Scott The most common type scammers target consumers her ten siblings: her sis- be conducted in the Welsh of fraud reported to the FTC using every possible method ter, the late Elizabeth So- Funeral Home on Friday, in 2019 nationwide was im- of communication, phone fia and brothers: Charlie Jan. 31 at 10 a.m. Ser- poster scams; government calls were the most common. Zullo, Felix Zullo, Mario vices will conclude with imposter scams, in particu- A small percentage of con- Zullo, James Zullo, Mi- interment at the Massachu- lar, were the most frequently sumers who reported they chael Zullo, Anthony Zul- setts National Cemetery OBITUARIES reported, and up more than encountered a fraud over the lo, Jerry Zullo, John Zullo in Bourne at 12:45 p.m. 50 percent since 2018. Of all phone said they actually lost and Christopher Zullo, Jr. The funeral home is fully All obituaries and death notices reports received, the top cat- money. When they did, the She was the beloved moth- handicap accessible, ample egories were identity theft, median individual loss was er of Frank L. Tallent of parking opposite funeral will be at a cost of imposter scams, telephone more than $1,000. Stoneham and his fiancée, home. $100.00 per paper. and mobile services, online You can learn more about Diann DiBenedetto, John shopping, and credit bureaus. consumer topics and file That includes photo. •Refunds to Consumers a consumer complaint on- The FTC Act allows the line or by calling 1-877-FTC- Anne Lawless Please send to FTC to seek refunds from HELP (382-4357). Like the companies whose actions FTC on Facebook, follow us August 30, 1929 - January 15, 2020 [email protected] harm consumers. on Twitter, read our blogs, During 2019, more than and subscribe to press releas- Anne Law- Richard’s or call 781-485-0588 1.9 million consumers es for the latest FTC news less passing in 2008. cashed FTC checks received and resources. August 30, 1929 - Janu- When residing in Lew- as a result of law enforce- ary 15, 2020 iston, Anne worked outside Anne C. Lawless, a of her home as an office longtime Chelsea resident, clerk and while in Chelsea, Major City Police Chiefs endorse driver’s license legislation loving wife and cherished she worked for many years aunt, passed away on at Standard Box Co. Wednesday, Jan. 15 while She is fondly remem- On Tuesday, Jan. 21, at making our roads safer for “This bill would promote there were 250,000 “unau- in residence at the Pace bered as a nice and caring their monthly meeting, The all. This endorsement lends trust between law enforce- thorized” immigrants liv- Center in Winthrop. She person who loved animals Massachusetts Major City an important boost to this ment and all the communi- ing in Massachusetts. Yet, was 90 years old. and possessed a quiet un- Chiefs of Police Associa- urgent legislation, which ties we serve and protect. In these immigrants—many Born and raised in assuming demeanor, a lady tion (MMCC)—an organi- must be voted out of the order for our state’s police of whom have lived in our Somerville, the daughter of who enjoyed the company zation comprised of most transportation committee officers to best do their jobs state for decades and are the late Leo and Julia Cain, of friends and dancing. of the police chiefs for the by February 5 and passed and remain safe while do- raising U.S.-born children Anne was first married She is survived by her bay state’s cities, along into law by July 2020. ing so, they need to be able here—don’t qualify for a to Earl Pike and together sister, Catherine Pike of with those representing the “As an organization to identify who’s behind Standard Massachusetts they settled in Lewiston, Maine and was the cher- state police and the Mass committed to community the wheel. All Massachu- Driver’s license, mean- Maine for several years. ished aunt of her beloved Bay transit authority—vot- policing and racial justice setts families need peace of ing every time they need Fifty years ago, shortly niece and caregiver, Rober- ed to endorse the Work and as paramount to reducing mind knowing that the driv- to drive their children to after Earl’s passing, Anne ta Washington of Chelsea. Family Mobility Act. If crime, we are proud to en- ers on our highways and school or to the doctor, they returned to the local area No services are being passed, the WFMA would dorse the Work and Family city streets have passed the risk detention or deporta- and settled in Chelsea. She planned at this time. extend the ability to obtain Mobility Act,” said Brian same driving test and know tion. 15 states, the District re-married Richard P. Law- Anthony Memorial a Massachusetts standard Kyes, Chief of the Chel- the rules of our roads.” of Columbia, and Puerto less in the seventies and the – Welsh Funeral Home, driver’s license to qualified sea Police department and According to the Pew Rico, have passed legis- couple shared over 30 years Chelsea. undocumented immigrants, President of the MMCC. Research Center, as of 2016 lation that gives eligible together up to the time of drivers the ability to obtain a driver’s license, regard- THE less of immigration status. These laws improve public safety by ensuring that all To place a memoriam in the Chelsea Record, INDEPENDENT drivers pass the same driv- er’s test, get vision exams please call 781-485-0588 NEWSPAPERS and have car insurance. They also boost the econ- omy, and have been shown to decrease hit and run in- TORF FUNERAL cidents in Connecticut and Carafa Family SERVICE other states. Pre-need planning with our Size: 160x600 IAB The WFMA has wide- Funeral spread support across price protection guarantee. 00 Arrangements made at our $300 per month/per site the Commonwealth. At a Home Inc. facility or in the comfort of hearing for the bill in Sep- 389 Washington Ave. your own home tember 2019, 600-plus 3 SPOTS AVAILABLE supporters packed into Chelsea 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: Deborah Torf Golden ON EACH SITE the statehouse, including 617-884-4188 Amy Torf Golden affected immigrants and Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) JUST A CLICK AWAY their children, communi- Amy C-Almas M.L. Torf (1867-1940) ty advocates, doctors, so- Combo Rates avaiŽable! cial workers, educators, William R. Carafa - Buy any 3 sites, get 4th FREE Funeral Directors (617) 889-2900 business leaders, and faith carafafuneralhome.com (800)428-7161 12 COMMUNITIES TO CHOOSE FROM leaders. With immigrants www.torffuneralservice.com under constant attack by reverejournal.com• winthroptranscript.com the Trump Administration, lynnjournal.com • everettindependent.com • eastietimes.com it’s time for Massachusetts “Meeting the needs of the families we serve.” chelsearecord.com • charlestownbridge.com • beaconhilltimes.com to take a stand to protect northendregionalreview.com • thebostonsun.com our immigrant friends and ANTHONY MEMORIAL - jamaicaplaingazette.com • missionhillgazette.com neighbors. FRANK A. WELSH & SONS Traffic reports available upon request FUNERAL HOME Call your Rep. at 781-485-0588 For Advertising Peter A. Zaksheski Sales Rep Ext Type III Licensed Funeral Director Deb x101 Kathy x110 Maureen x103 Sioux x125 Peter x106 Rates, Call 718 Broadway, Chelsea – 617-889-2723 – 617-884-3259 First Come - First Served www.ChelseaFuneralService.com 617-884-2416 Thursday, January 30, 2020 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 11

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On Thursday, Jan. 23, workshop, the group em- Care Navigators will pro- East Boston Neighborhood pathized the experiences vide culturally and linguis- Health Center (EBNHC) of community members, tically appropriate informa- partnered with Blue Cross defined the problems facing tion on a variety of services, Blue Shield of Massachu- East Boston residents, and including but not limited setts (Blue Cross) to con- began to discuss and brain- to: food access resources, vene more than 40 East storm how the group might housing supports, financial Boston community leaders address these issues through assistance, immigration representing schools and collective impact and the services, legal assistance, not-for-profits to jumpstart Community Resource and supports for seniors, edu- further collaboration and Wellness Center. cational services, childcare share plans for EBNHC’s “Engaging our com- options and parenting pro- expanded Community Re- munity is crucial for us to grams, domestic violence source and Wellness Center design impactful program- support, and disability re- opening at the former Me- ming that will help our sources. ridian Street Library later in neighbors live healthier The Community Re- 2020. The Center, located lives,” says Manny Lopes, source and Wellness Center at 282 Meridian St., will be CEO of East Boston Neigh- will be a service hub open East Boston Service Provider Summit group photo a one-stop-shop for well- borhood Health Center. to all community members ness in the community - a “We’re excited to take the seeking assistance in ac- shared space for organiza- results from these pro- cessing resources which meetings at the CRWC, surrounding communities Head Start tions to connect and serve ductive conversations and would improve their overall removing barriers and pro- of Chelsea, Revere, Ever- BCBSMA - Corporate East Boston community bring it back to the health wellness. The CRWC will viding a one-stop-shop to ett, and Winthrop. EBN- Citizenship members. center to shape our next be an expansion of current community members seek- HC supports over 1,000 BCYF SOAR Program The summit, held at steps as we develop the service being offered out of ing resources right here in employees and handles Boston PD, District A-7 Well-B, Blue Cross’ inno- space and the programs that EBNHC’s 120 Liverpool East Boston. 300,000 visits per year – Central Assembly of vation center, was the first will take place inside.” St. location. This move Individuals and families more than any other ambu- God Church gathering of its kind to EBNHC recognizes that will allow for increased seeking assistance are en- latory care center in New Church at The Well bring together more than improving overall health programming, additional couraged to visit the Com- England. For more infor- Donald McKay K-8 20 community organiza- and well- being cannot be community collaboration munity Resource and Well- mation, please visit www. School tions across East Boston to treated solely with a clini- and space for wellness pro- ness Center, open Monday ebnhc.org. East Boston APAC collaborate. Manny Lopes, cal intervention and com- grams. through Friday from 9 a.m. About Blue Cross Blue East Boston Chamber of CEO of East Boston Neigh- prehensive care needs to Additionally, this new – 4 p.m. Shield of Massachusetts Commerce borhood Health Center wel- involve addressing social space will allow EBNHC to “At Blue Cross, we Blue Cross Blue Shield East Boston Community comed the group and Lucy determinants. The CRWC host partner agencies with believe in the power of of Massachusetts (bluec- Soup Kitchen Darragh, Director of Civic will be staffed with Care expertise in specific service collaboration to advance rossma.com) is a commu- East Boston Harborside Engagement at Blue Cross, Navigators whose role is to areas on site. A wide vari- change,” says Jeff Bellows, nity-focused, tax-paying, Community School led the group through a fo- assist clients in self-advo- ety of agencies will hold Vice President of Corpo- not–for–profit health plan East Boston High School cused design thinking ses- cacy and navigating com- regularly scheduled infor- rate Citizenship and Public headquartered in Bos- East Boston Social Cen- sion. During the half-day munity resources. These mation sessions and client Affairs at Blue Cross. “We ton. We’re the trusted ters are excited to work with health plan for more than East Boston YMCA EBNHC and the East Bos- 25,000 Massachusetts em- EBECC ton community and look ployers and are committed EBNHC forward to an ongoing part- to working with others in a Fresh Truck nership with the Wellness spirit of shared responsibil- Maverick Landing Com- center to improve access to ity to make quality health munity Services healthy living opportunities care affordable. Consis- Neighborhood Villages for East Boston residents.” tent with our corporate NOAH About East Bos- promise to always put our Nube ton Neighborhood Health 2.9 million members first, Piers Park Sailing Center Center we’re rated among the na- Project Bread The East Boston Neigh- tion’s best health plans for Resurrection Church borhood Health Center member satisfaction and Resurrection Church (EBNHC) has been a vi- quality. Connect with us Soccer Without Borders tal part of its community on Facebook, Twitter, You- The Family Van for the last 50 years, pro- Tube, and LinkedIn. Union Capital viding easily accessible, Representatives from Veronica Robles Cultur- high-quality health care each of the organizations al Center to all who live and work listed attended the event: ZUMIX in East Boston and the ABCD/East Boston

Zonta Club of Chelsea celebrates Amelia Earhart On Jan. 16, members of and Astronautics Depart- Pilots. She is employed as The work group at the focused design thinking session held last week. the Zonta Club of Chelsea ment at MIT. Amelia Ear- a flight instructor at Great gathered at The Hilton Gar- hart was a member of the Barrington Airport in Great den Inn in East Boston to Zonta Club of Medford Barrington. She presented celebrate the 2019 District and every year thousands a very informative and in- 1 Amelia Earhart’s Fellow- of dollars are given in her teresting power point pre- ship Award dinner. Togeth- name to deserving women. sentation of women pilots er with our sister clubs of The Guest Speaker of the from the beginning of the Malden and Medford we evening was Peggy Loef- 20th century to the present. honored the recipient, Pau- fler who is a member of the It was a wonderful night la do Vale Pereira a Ph.D. Ninety-Nines Internation- celebrating Zonta Fellow- student in the Aeronautics al Organization of Women ship.

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