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THURSDAY, WINTHROP SENIOR CENTER BBQ August 30, 2018 New pavilion dedicated to INDEX Police Report 2 Winthrop’s Mary Kelley Editorials 4 man. Through The Years 5 By Sue Ellen Woodcock “She is the first woman in Then and Now 5 town to receive an honor like Obituaries 13 Never in her wildest dreams this,” Hyett said. “And it is Classified 14 did Conservation Commis- well deserved. Her goal was Business Directory 15 sioner Mary Kelley think something would be named always to get things done cor- for her, but on Monday after- rectly and to never compro- noon the new pavilion at the m i s e .” INDEPENDENT Belle Isle Marsh Marine Ecol- “Today we celebrate the ogy Park and Walking Path- partnership among munic- way off Morton Street was ipal, state and community named to honor the work of groups that worked together Kelley. to protect and make accessible Joining in the dedication this marshland – helping to were Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, preserve our precious coast- Speaker of the House Robert al environment and provide DeLeo, State Sen. Joe Boncore, a place for the community Newspaper Group DCR Commissioner Leo Roy, to gather and explore,” said Town Manager Austin Faison, House Speaker Robert A. Town Council President Ron DeLeo. “We also honor Mary NEWS Briefs Vecchia, Councilor Jim Let- Kelley for her decades of pub- PHOTO BY MARIANNE SALZA terie, Friends of the Belle Isle lic service to the communi- Heather Martin, Teresa Calla, Teddi Mantia, Joyce Russis, and Marguerite Fleury were all smiles at Marsh and more. ty as a steward of Winthrop’s LOOKING FOR the Winthrop Senior Center BBQ on Wednesday, Aug. 22. The event was sponsored by the Win- Kelley, 81 years old and open spaces.” WINTHROP FERRY throp Police and Fire departments. a retired schoolteacher, has “Mary been on the Conser- CREW served on the Conservation vation Commission since be- The Winthrop Ferry is Commission as a member and fore the Blizzard of ‘78 that hit looking for crew. The success- Residents gear up for new school year the chairperson. She is now Winthrop hard,” said Barbara commissioner emeritus and ful crew member will patrol School committee mem- each school, as well as per- By Kate Anslinger Norm Hyett is now the chair- deck area while underway to bers are encouraging parents tinent information, is listed See KELLEY Page 8 maintain discipline and order With just one week left to stay updated on news and below: and prevent passengers from to go before the first day of upcoming activities, by check- entering unauthorized areas; school, parents, teachers and ing the school’s Facebook pag- Gorman Fort Banks prevent accidents from occur- students are stocking up on es. Pre-K am: 8 a.m.-10:40 a.m. ring while passengers enter school supplies, signing up for “We encourage parents to Pre-K pm: 11:20 a.m.-2pm and exit the vessel; supervise activities, and getting com- get involved and be informed,” Pre-K full day: 8 a.m. - 1 and participate in docking of fortable with the many tran- said School Committee mem- p.m. the vessel; greet all customers sitions that are involved in ber, Jen Powell. “Join the PTO, Grade K and 1: 8 a.m. -2:20 and process all ferry tickets on the start of a school year. The check out the school Facebook p.m. board.If you are interested in new schedule is guaranteed pages, and reach out to your Grade 2: 7:40 a.m. - 2 p.m. joining our team, please email to bring on more traffic and it student’s teachers.” On Sept. 5, 6, and 7, kin- Tanji at [email protected] is important for drivers to be The first day of school is dergarten students will visit throp.ma.us and we will send mindful of students walking Wednesday, Sept. 5, . The ar- at pre-determined times for you the complete job descrip- to and from school. rival and dismissal times for a screening appointment and tion. There is some minimal for a transitional visit. On Monday, Sept. 10, kindergar- Mary Kelley, center, and her friends David and Claire Hubbard See NEWS BRIEFS Page 6 ten students will have a de- during the dedication fo the new pavillion and pathway. See State Primary Election set layed start and begin at 8:30 more photos on Page 8. a.m. The following day, Sep- TRASH for Tuesday, September 4 tember 11, students will begin at the usual daily start time of New Town Manager begins work NOTICE 8 a.m. and dismiss with the 1st The State Primary Election Middle/High School at 400 grade students at 2:20 p.m. By Sue Ellen Woodcock “Over the next couple of Due to the Monday, Labor Day will be held the day after La- Main St. Arthur T. Cummings months what I would like to bor Day, Tuesday, Sept. 4. 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Monday, Aug. 20 in nature. Parents were argu- Wednesday, Aug. 22 Thursday, Aug. 23 on the earlier call in the same will drive by the house later Calling party on Somer- ing. 93 is going to talk to the Caller on Winthrop Street Report of a 50-year-old area. 91 on the scene. 92 and to make sure the music is at a set Avenue states that she has other set of parents. reports there a couple of men male in front Governors Drive 93 responding. 91 reports reasonable volume. not spoken to her elderly aunt Party on Jefferson Street asking for money and liquor. holding himself up by the male is fine, doing nothing Party on Beal Street states in three weeks. Would like a wishes to speak to an officer When units arrived, nothing pole at the bus stop. Caller is wrong. 92 reports this was a that her rear neighbor on In- well-being check on her. Made regarding multiple small chil- was showing. concerned for his well-being. different male from the pre- gleside has the music too loud contact with the party and she dren running around. She Party on Charles Street Units cleared, nothing show- vious call. The caller was wor- and is having a party. Units was sleeping. attempted to speak to the par- states she is a neighbor and ing. ried as there were kids in the spoke to the residents regard- Report of a stray cat on ents, but there was a language she noticed that the front door Gentleman came to the street. 92 stayed in the area for ing the noise and advised them Faun Bar Avenue. Caller states barrier. K9 states the party of another house is wide open station to report an attempt- a while, then cleared. to keep it down. they were also that people have been feeding needs to speak to the landlord. and a few hours ago it was se- ed fraud. The gentleman ex- 91 states that he was flagged advised about further action if it. She tried to put it in a cage cured and closed. Units state it plained that the person on the down by citizen stating sus- they had to come back. and was bitten. She did go to Tuesday, Aug. 21 was the landlord’s son. phone tried to get his Master- picious activity near the skate the doctors and they suggest- Report of a loud dog bark- Female subject came to the Card information. When the park. Sunday, Aug. 26 ed the cat be caught and tested ing on Circuit Road. It was left station to report that she has attempted fraud was discov- Report of unresponsive for rabies. This was referred to outside. Everything was quiet been trying to get into her ered, the gentleman cancelled Saturday, Aug. 25 male on Shirley Street. WFD ACO. when officer went to the area mother’s house on Read Street the Master Card and reported Caller on South Avenue re- and EMS responding. Possible Report of suspicious activ- to check. to retrieve some of her per- the matter to us at the sta- ports that her neighbors are heart attack. 94 off with the ity at Pico Playground. Call- Party states there is a red sonal items, but the mother tion. The phone number from being loud and possibly under party. Vehicle was towed by er states that there are three truck illegally parked in a won’t answer the door. Sub- where the call originated is the influence. They have gone G&J. All WPD units cleared. males in their underwear driveway on Hutchinson ject stated she will contact us 1-888-870-2194. in the house, and the party is Report to follow. sleeping in the playground. Street, and the party is argu- when she speaks to her moth- 91 was flagged down by two no longer going on. No need Motor vehicle accident on Three male parties from Que- ing with a neighbor. 91, and er and the mother allows her parties stating that the other for the police. Main Street. Car into a pole. bec who pitched a tent for the 93 report that the vehicle has to pick up the belongings. parties wanted to fight them. Motor vehicle accident at WFD andEMS responding. evening, but they are packing moved. Report of 22-year-old fe- 92 off on Myrtle Avenue and Pleasant Street and Sunnyside Tow requested. G&J noti- it up. Party who works for a land- male, possibly OD at Gover- 91 is off on Lincoln and Win- Avenue. Both vehicles were fied. Pole 384 was damaged. Unit off on Revere Street scaping company is trying to nors Park. Fire en route. 93 re- throp streets. 91 spoke to the towed by G&J. Female opera- Non-urgent. National Grid with a dog running in and out cut down some branches on ports female voluntarily going mom and she was not cooper- tor and female passenger with notified. Female operator was of traffic. A neighbor came a tree on Wheelock Street. A to the MGH. ative to unit. Able to locate in- New York plates will be trans- sent to MGH. National Grid out and took possession of the neighbor is giving him a hard Motor vehicle accident with volved parties and will write a ported to MGH. One male will open a ticket and send dog. time. He is requesting a police no injury on Revere Street. 93 report and refer it to the SRO. party and the passion get are out a crew. National Grid crew Party called from Summit officer to come down. The -sit reports one party waiting for going to MGH also. Vehicles reports the pole is deemed to Avenue and she was con- uation was resolved. AAA. Friday, Aug. 24 involved have been towed. be safe and does not need any cerned about her neighbor. A warrant was served to Report that male party is Caller on Locust Way states Unit was flagged down by repairs. Unit doing a well-being check. subject on Fremont Street. watching kids skateboard at there is vehicle parked on the a male party on Neptune Ave- Report of arcing wire on A dog was brought home to One in custody. Ingleside Park. He is in a red wrong side and a fire truck nue. He requested a well-being Bowdoin Street that started this address and the house was Party came to the station to pickup. 91 reports subject left could not get down. Street is check on his girlfriend. Unit a fire. Town-wide power out- questionable for a dog. Will be report fraudulent claims made upon his arrival. Caller will passable with no posted signs. spoke to the female, and she age. National Grid was noti- notifying ACO. in his name via his PayPal in notify PD if he comes back. Several motor vehicle tires is doing fine. She just wasn’t fied and will send a crew out. 92 was being flagged down the amounts of $2423.40 and 93 served a subpoena to were slashed on Ocean Ave- feeling well. National Grid requesting two by a party stating that her $842.57. He contacted PayPal, subject on Winthrop Street. It nue. A report to follow. Female party and son were details. house at Charles Street and and they froze his account and was served in hand. Motor vehicle accident with in the lobby for a child ex- Caller on Ocean Avenue Shore Drive was broken into. are conducting an investiga- Motor vehicle accident parked vehicle on Hermon change. Female party notified states all four of his tires were 93 reports one in custody for tion. involving several vehicles at Street. Accident report to fol- us that the exchange was for 10 slashed. This damage was al- assault and battery and pos- Caller from earlier call Washington Avenue and River low. a.m. and the father called and ready reported. Owner was session of a Class A drug. from Lincoln Street came to Road. 93 request s two tows. Report of a white vehicle said he would be 40 minutes advised as to what steps to Party on Pearl Avenue the station to report that his 93 also reports two car motor in the area of municipal park late. Female party could not take. states that two Pitbulls came daughter’s stolen bicycle was vehicle with injuries. One car on Putnam Place with a male stay due to work and wanted Officer on Revere Street charging at her and her dog. in the possession of a neigh- into a bush and one car into a and female possibly drinking this on record. was flagged down by a citizen She states that this is an on- bor. Officers responded to the pole. G&J on scene with two in the car. Officer checked the Member of the WFD to check the well-being of an going issue. Officer will have location to attempt to retrieve tows. Subject with warrant area with nothing showing. walked into the station to re- elderly female walking down ACO follow up with the dogs. the bicycle. The bike was re- has different birthday on his Caller on Locust Street state port that he hit a parked mo- the street. Officer spoke to Report of a maroon Hon- trieved from the neighbor’s license from the one in CJIS, there is a white male walking tor vehicle near the Bank of the female who is going to the da stuck in wet cement on house and peace was restored but same social and address. up and down the street acting America on Bartlett Road. Winthrop Marketplace and Winthrop Street. G&J was between the neighbors. Both parties refused medi- suspiciously looking at houses Caller states that kids are will take a taxi home. Female contacted for hook. The car’s A hit-and-run motor vehi- cal. Transporting male party and cars. 92 off with the male using vulgar language at Fort stated that she is feeling well back tires are completely sub- cle accident with no injuries to headquarters with warrant party. Nothing found in the Banks Playground. She would and does not need any assis- merged in the wet cement. at Shirley Street and Tafts Av- arrest. house or CJIS for male party. like an officer to tell them to tance. DPW was contacted to get enue. Vehicle owner is away Caller on Bayview Avenue 92 reports the male is getting quiet down and to watch their Party on Shirley Street a detail there to cone off and and unreachable on vacation. stated that twenty minutes ago his ID from his home. After language. No signs of any kids wants her boyfriend removed block the area. It is unknown if the damages she witnessed a male party checking in-house with dif- in the area. from her house because he Party came to the station are old or new. The neighbor walking out of a house with ferent first name spelling, the Report of an outside par- stolen money from her. Police to report a suspicious situa- who is watching the vehicle a bag in his hand. She feels subject was found in CJIS with ty with music veery loud on requested medical aid to the tion regarding repairs done for the owner noticed and something is not right. The negative warrants. Buchanan Street. Unit spoke location due to intoxication to his son’s boat. All actions called. Will wait for the owner residents are not at home. K9 Party states a black SUV is to resident and the music was for the male in question. Units described appear to e civil at to return and if the damage is stated that he spoke to the speeding down River Road not loud. Unit advised them advised the female of her 209A this time. Party took a victim/ new, then will file a report. caller and there is no sign of towards Washington Avenue. to be considerate of the neigh- rights. Police advised the male witness statement to fill out Malden PD requesting noti- forced entry. He did a walk Four occupants yelling ob- bors as the night goes on. party not to come back to the and copies were made of his fication if party is home on Al- around the property. It was scenities. 91 states that River Caller on Buckthorn Ter- residence. Police state that the invoices i the event that court mont Street to have them call possibly a friend of the owner Road is empty. Nothing show- race, from previous call, male party in question was ex- action becomes necessary. the Malden PD. Officer spoke retrieving something. ing in the area. Unit will keep would like to speak to an offi- tremely intoxicated and was Caller states that parents to family members. They said Trespass tow from Gover- an eye out. cer regarding the loud music. transported to the MGH. of kids are screaming at each they will contact party and nors Park by Todisco Towing. Report of a suspicious male Unit spoke with the caller and Caller on Main Street states other in the basketball courts give him the message. on Locust Street yelling. Same explained the noise ordinance. that she is receiving threaten- at Ingleside Park. It was verbal party that police were with He also advised her that he ing text messages.

Police Department receives earmark for ALICE training

By Kate Anslinger earmark grant for child safety ICE, which stands for Alert, strategy goes beyond the con- victims. This is a switch from This will be one of the many and dedicated a portion of the Lockdown, Inform, Counter, ventional lockdown training traditional active shooter efforts designed to bring a Winthrop Police Depart- grant to ALICE training for and Evacuate, is the principal that teachers have received in training and is a more formal sense of partnership between approach.” ment has received a $250,000 the School Department. AL- training solution designed to the past and strives for a more the school district and the increase a group and individ- aggressive approach. The beginning stage of the Fire and Police departments, ual’s odds of survival during “ALICE training gives staff training will be rolled out at adding yet another level of the start of the 2018-2019 a violent intruder event. En- members more options,” said safety in the community. The school year and the goal is to acted after the tragedies at Police Chief Terence Delehan- training will be an ongoing get it done as soon as possible. process. After School Superin- Columbine, Virginia Tech, ty. “When people fight back, Teachers will have an oppor- tendent Lisa Howard certifies Learn to Play, Join us, and Sandy Hook, the training there ends up being far less tunity to work on the online or Just Watch! portion of the training on the that all staff members have first day of school. Following taken the online training, the Pickleball Fundraiser TOWN COUNCIL the online training, skilled real-life scenario courses will instructors from the school be scheduled and continue In Loving Memory of PUBLIC FORUM 9-11-2018 district, Fire Department throughout the year and into and Police Department will next year. Judy Moses lead the in-person exercises “This training confirms the The Town Council will be holding a Public Forum that are designed to educate ongoing commitment of the In loving memory of Winthrop native, Judy Moses, we staff members on the vari- school district, the police de- invite you to join us to benefit one of her favorite causes ous options when faced with partment, and the fire depart- Location will be at the Winthrop High School an active shooter situation. ment to maximize every ave- Auditorium 7:00 pm All school employees must nue to keep our kids safe,” said First Annual Pickleball Fundraiser receive the training and will Howard. “Our goal is to find be required to demonstrate additional support systems necessary skills, and in turn, This event will be open to anyone who wishes to learn This Public Forum will include the following and put them in place. We are instructors will provide them doing everything in our pow- how to play the game from our Team Teachers, or just with advice on appropriate come down and have fun! There will be courts open for discussions: er to ensure multiple layers of “newbies” and for folks who are addicted to the game! Marijuana Moratorium measures before they are offi- cially certified. safety and we are dedicated to Marijuana “Model” By Law Zoning Issue protecting our students.” WHERE: INGLESIDE PARK “This is an important co- 6 WALDEN STREET operative effort to ensure that Both the Social Sentinel WINTHROP, MA All Residents are invited to participate at this we are prepared in case of an and ALICE programs were Public Forum. emergency,” said School Com- made possible through state WHEN: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22TH mittee member and parent, funding secured by House 10A.M. TO 2P.M. Speaker Robert DeLeo on be- RAIN DATE: SEPTEMBER 29TH Jen Powell. “It’s great to have Please contact the Town Clerks Office or Council everyone coming together for half of the town of Winthrop. Raffles will be available Clerk Office for any information the safety of our students.” All proceeds will go directly to Rosie’s Place Mon.-Thurs. Regular Business Hours. Entrance fee is $15/pp - CHECK (payable to Rosie’s Place) or CASH will be accepted. Denise Quist Town Council Clerk For Advertising Rates, Call 617-884-2416 E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 30, 2018 Page 3 FRIENDS OF THE BELLE ISLE MARSH HOLD CLEAN UP

Photographs by Sue Ellen Woodcock ecological park this past Sat- urday. The new park offers Friends of the Belle Isle an observation deck and a Marsh held a clean-up on the new walkway connecting the Winthrop side near the new Kilmartin Path.

Jeanette Roy and her children Niah and Coen help clean up the marsh.

DCR’s Sean Hayes and Gail Miller gather trash.

School // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 2:45 p.m. will open at 8 a.m., in which Third-and fourth-gradeincoming sixth-graders will students are asked to line up meet in the gymnasium, outside the cafeteria, and fifth where they will meet their graders will line up at the door homeroom teachers and then closest to the intersection of file to their homerooms. Stu- School and Hermon streets. dents in Grade 7 and 8 will At 8:45 a.m., the PTO will host report to the cafeteria where an informal meet-n-greet with they will remain until they are Interim Principal Grimes, As- called into their homerooms. sistant Principal Dr. Murphy, Students must be dropped and Chairperson of the Spe- off curbside at the middle cial Education Department, school or high school main Ms. Colella. Light refresh- entrances, and not in the mid- ments will be served. dle of the street.

Winthrop Middle School Winthrop High School Grades 6, 7, 8: 8:30 a.m. - Grades 9, 10, 11, 12: 7:55 DCR’s Sean Hayes and Dr. Eric Olson clean out the marsh area 2:55 p.m. a.m. - 2:20 p.m. behind Morton Street. The middle school doors Peg Lyons wards off mosquitos from head to toe.

Town Manager // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

“I’d like to revisit the ways trict, the infrastructure, the town manager. Domelowicz’s said the subject also came up an opportunity to advocate for also worked on budgets in some things are set up now. sale or use of the old middle last day is Sept. 4. during his interviews with the how they see things. Brookline. To work through the justifica- school on Pauline Street, at “Joe is an asset. He has so town. In his former position “My job now is working tions of previous decisions to least two legal issues with the much institutional knowl- “There’s a real need for a in Brookline, Faison often with the town council and the see how things have gotten the police department, the desire edge,” Faison said. planner to both help the com- worked with the planning de- council president, and work- way that they are. First I want to have a new public safety Faison said whoever is munity and realize the vision partment. The last project he ing to advocate for the town to get a handle on the budget. building and a morale boost hired for the assistant town that we’re going for, but also be worked on there was rezoning department heads,” Faison I’m a budget numbers jockey for town employees, faced manager position will also able to walk people through for the marijuana regulations. said. “Ultimately, I just want sort of guy.” Faison the moment he came have hopefully have a strong the particulars,” Faison said. While he worked in Somer- to make a community a good “If you can follow the mon- to town. planning background and a He wants to make sure peo- ville he also worked on a zon- place to live.” ey you can understand the Faison will have to find a financial head. ple are being heard and have ing overhaul and budgets. He way the decisions were made,” new assistant town manager The subject of a town plan- he added. since Joe Domelowicz is head- ner has been batted around The Center Business Dis- ed to serve in Hamilton as the for at least two years, Faison Join us for a FREE informational and educational presentation: What is MEDICARE “OUTPATIENT OBSERVATION STATUS” EARN $60K and Why Does It Matter? AS A CASINO Wednesday, September 19, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Neighborhood PACE’s Wellness Center, 155 Addison Street, East Boston DEALER, NO

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This Tuesday, the day after Labor Day, is primary election day across the state for both national and state offices. Forum Although primary elections in Massachusetts generally are of little or no consequence because of the overwhelming Dem- ocratic voting enrollment and because most Democrats run un- opposed, this year’s primary election is different. Thanks to the chaos that reigns throughout the country be- cause of the situation in the White House, every election this year -- both primary and final -- has taken on more significance than in any non-presidential year election in our nation’s history. The elections of 1860 (prior to the start of the Civil War) and 1932 (when we were in the midst of the Great Depression) argu- ably were the most important Presidential-year elections, but the current election cycle of 2018 may be even more significant than either of those. The pundits talk much these days about the existential threat to our democracy and institutions because of the situation in the White House. Unfortunately, a good argument can be made either way and only time will tell. However, what undeniably is true is that our democracy cer- tainly will come to an end if we fail to exercise the most import- ant right we have as Americans -- the right to vote. There is no greater threat to America than our own apathy. We urge all of our readers to get and vote this Tuesday. A strong voter turnout not only will be determinative of the can- didates who move on to the November final election, but it also will send a message to those who seek to destroy our nation (and that is not an overstatement) that we will exercise our right to vote to thwart them. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN

In an era when cynicism and a lack of faith in our politi- cal leaders and institutions is at an all-time high -- the roots of which can be traced back to the 1960s and the subsequent Wa- tergate scandal -- Sen. John McCain truly stood out as a man whose essential belief in the values that have made America the LETTERS to the Editor greatest nation in the history of the world never wavered. John McCain was a legitimate war hero whose story as a pris- PLASTIC BAG an nitely win this race. I know the race already because she oner of war in North Vietnam is well-known by anyone reading PETITION ONLINE that Shannon has not only the believed it was time to have this column. In contrast to the phony politicians who staked a knowledge and experience to a conversation with voters Dear Editor, MCAULIFFE FOR DA claim to patriotism, John McCain was the real deal. help reform the system, but about what really works in We have a single-use plastic Dear Editor, Throughout his career, Sen. McCain called out the hypocrites I believe that the race for most importantly, she has the changing our criminal justice and fakers -- he knew one when he saw one -- and was known bag ban online petition up on Suffolk County district attor- passion and desire to do so. system. as the leading maverick in the U.S. Senate whose stands on the the Mother’s Out Front Win- ney may be the most import- Shannon understands that As a first-time candidate, issues often crossed party lines. throp web page. Here is a link the current status quo in the Shannon has been impressive, His dramatic “thumbs down” on the vote to kill Obamacare to the petition; Please send it ant race on the ballot in Win- throp on Sept. 4! Suffolk County district attor- demonstrating the ability and -- after Sen. McCain had been diagnosed with brain cancer and to anyone you know who lives ney’s office is just not good the willingness to do what is he made a special trip back to the Senate floor for the vote -- will in Winthrop and ask them to As someone who has spent most of my career concerned enough! She was a public necessary to win. She has stand forever as one of the most iconic moments in the history sign. We have a date to pres- defender in Suffolk County worked non-stop across Suf- of the Senate. with the issues of public ent to the Board of Health on for 12 years, and as Director folk County and has attended However, John McCain was not a perfect man, as are none health and safety, including Sept. 18 at 6 p.m. and to the of Roca in Boston and Chel- every forum to discuss the of us. He became enmeshed in a banking scandal in the ear- Town Council directly after- working as chief of staff to ly-1980s and he was not always the maverick lawmaker that he two Middlesex county sher- sea, she helped young peo- real issues that matter. ward at 7 p.m. and it would be ple caught up in the criminal Shannon has secured a claimed to be. He also often was cantankerous and stubborn. wonderful to have many sig- iffs, it is vitally important that However, the outpouring of support and recollections from we choose the right person as justice system transform their number of strong political en- natures. We have over 100 so lives. dorsements, including Suffolk all sides of the political spectrum in recent days attest to the far. Winthrop should join the our next district attorney. basic decency and values that governed his life. I ask you to join me in vot- As our DA, Shannon will County Sheriff Steve Tomp- other 81 communities in Mas- drive the change needed to kins, and those of many local Former CIA chief John Brennan said in an interview Friday sachusetts who have banned ing for Shannon McAuliffe, evening (just prior to Sen. McCain’s passing) that though Sen. who is running for Suffolk build a stronger, healthier, and labor unions. single use plastic bags. safer community for us all. For more information, McCain and he often disagreed vehemently about foreign policy https://ma.mothersoutfront. County District Attorney in matters, Brennan never had any doubt about McCain’s patriotism She will be smart and strate- please check out Shannon’s org/ban_plastic_bags_win- the Democratic Primary. and commitment to the values that have made America great. Shannon McAuliffe is ex- gic on crime, not just tough on web site at www.mcauliffe- John McCain was an American hero whose presence in throp. crime. forda.com. A vote for Shan- Thanks for your help. And actly the kind of district at- Washington was needed more than ever. He will be missed. torney that Winthrop and all Shannon is not a politi- non McAuliffe for district at- thank you, Mish Gielis, for cian. She did not decide to torney on Sept. 4, will make getting us up and running! It of Suffolk County deserves, and she is a realistic progres- run only when the current dis- a real difference in Suffolk looks beautiful. trict attorney decided not to County. Suzanne Hitchcock-Bry- sive reformer who can defi- Independent seek re-election. She was in Donna Segreti Reilly Newspaper Group

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Please note that the opinions expressed filed until Aug. 31 and may Artists,” on Friday, Sept. 14, from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the Clock Tower Gallery, 45 Pauline St. The show are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. be obtained from the Town will include 33 different pieces of her artwork that will be available for purchase, with proceeds Text or attachments emailed to Clerk or downloaded a form [email protected] are preferred. going to local charities. The Transcript sat down with the “designer to the stars,” and will have a the town clerk’s web page at preview story of the event in next week’s edition. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 30, 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 ARTICLE 841 - 2007 - GREEN’S HOUSE FIRE 20 years ago Sister Justin, the daughter Suburban Gas and Electric Aug. 27, 1998 of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carv- Co. at the corner of Bartlett Winthrop firefighter Don- er, celebrated the taking of Road and Adams Street. ald Sullivan, who collapsed her final vows with a mass of Most businesses will be from a heart attack while thanksgiving at St. John the closed for Labor Day, al- 1 fighting a fire in a smoke-filled Evangelist Church that was though candy and ice cream apartment building lat 483 celebrated by three priests, in- Shirley Ave. last Tuesday, is re- stores and the movie theatre cluding the Revs. Reddy, who will be open, the latter plan- covering. Sullivan, 59, was re- are relatives of Sister Justin. vived by paramedics who were ning extra shows for the day. She is a member of the Order A large number of bathers on the scene and was taken to of the Sisters of Providence have availed themselves of the Mass. General Hospital. which she entered eight years Winthrop’s public schools new town beach this summer ago. will open for the new school at the foot of Brookfield Road. year next Wednesday. Winthrop attorney Joseph The selectmen announced V. Ferrino has been elected the National Commander of the 100 years ago Monday that they have ap- Aug. 31, 1918 proved the bid by local de- AmVets at the group’s recent The Winthrop Beach Raft veloper Mike Carney for the annal meeting held in New purchase of the former Water Orleans. Associates held a swimming- Dept. building at 35 Revere The Winthrop Auxiliary and-diving meet Saturday, St. in order for Carney to ren- Police voted to disband as an which included the introduc- ovate it into a building for a organization in the wake of tion of some novel water stunts. supermarket. Winthrop res- recent cutbacks in their duties Contests were held for the idents have been without a by Police Chief Frank Perrone. youngsters under 14 and for all supermarket since March 15, others, both men and women. 1997, when Liberty Market in 60 years ago The quarantine at the hos- the Center closed its doors. Aug. 28, 1958 pital at Ft. Banks has resulted 2 The selectmen voted Mon- School Supt. Arthur Dal- in local nurses being unable to day to increase the rates for rymple said a primary goal attend to the men, who have water from $4.46 to $4.64 per for the coming school year is cubic foot and rates for sewer to attain higher standards for become quite dispirited. from $2.25 to $2.55 per cubic Winthrop students, which he foot of water used. said he will seek to achieve by 110 years ago The Sun-Transcript has attracting better teachers to Aug. 29, 1908 called upon President Bill the local school system. Dalry- A well-attended meeting of Clinton to resign after admit- mple also said that the schools highland residents was held at ting that he had an inappro- are falling short in training the home of Mr. W.J. Orcutt to priate relationship with a 24 students for citizenship, which hear Lewis Burnham, candi- year-old White House intern, he said has contributed to the date for State Senate from this Monica Lewinsky. Clinton growing problem of juvenile district. previously had denied that delinquency. Judge Cutler in Chelsea any such relationship existed. Henry O’Connell, the Dem- District Court dismissed ocratic candidate for state a criminal action against a 30 years ago rep., challenged Republican young man who was arrested incumbent Fred Baumeister On Saturday Nov. 3, 2007, ject house was built just after ty, is still considered wetlands Aug. 31, 1988 on Revere Beach for crossing Vice President George H.W. to a debate in his most-spirit- the boulevard in a bathing suit at about 3:30 a.m., Mike Her- 1920, by Jeremiah Green, as (half of which is located in ed statement of the campaign. Bush, the Republican nomi- without a numbered check is- bert, who at that time lived at a summer cottage on these Winthrop, the second half in O’Connell called for an end to nee for President who will be sued by the state bathhouse. the lower end of “The Strand wetlands approximately 100 Boston) which could compli- “the campaign of street corner facing Massachusetts Demo- The dismissal of the charges Way” near the entrance to feet from the edge of the gut cate any future development whispers.” cratic Gov. Michael Dukakis against the man means that Deer Island, awoke to a bril- just behind where the group of of this area. A large crowd turned out in November, has changed the state monopoly of bath- liant light shining in his win- people is shown gathered to Looking for a gift to give for funeral services for popu- his campaign, plans at the last house privileges is over. Al- dow from the fire at the last watch the sightseeing boat en- a Winthrop resident or possi- lar local resident Chester R. moment and will not be visit- though the intention of the house on Taft Avenue. He im- ter Boston Harbor. In 1940/41, bly someone who used to live Spinney, who passed away this ing Deer Island as originally Metropolitan Park Commis- mediately reported the fire and the United States Army Corps here? Copies of the Winthrop week at the age of 74. then had the great foresight to of Engineers finished filling in Improvement and Historical had been scheduled. sion in issuing the regulation A special rededication cer- is to ensure proper hygiene at rush out and photograph the the Gut to provide easier ac- Associations publications, 70 years ago emony is set for this Friday the beach, the problem is that burning building as shown in cess to the World War II Fort “Winthrop Then and Now Aug. 26, 1948 for the Daw Playground near the bathhouse is unable to ac- picture one. Dawes then being constructed Historical Mapping” book The Winthrop Board of Lewis Lake that will honor the commodate the large number Before the 1938 hurricane at the lower tip of Deer Island. with maps of our peninsula Trade and the selectmen are WWI military hero. of people who flock to Revere pretty much closed in Shirley This U. S. Government site from 1624 to date, a pictori- vehemently protesting the fare The Winthrop Community Beach each weekend. Gut, this waterway was an operated in a number of mil- al book of old Winthrop Post increase being sought by Rap- open passage from the Boston itary oriented functions until Cards and a Student Activ- Development Office will -re The final Wednesday eve- locate from Town Hall to the id Transit Inc., which operates Harbor to the ocean as shown it was finally closed down in ity Book on the old Narrow the bus service in Winthrop. ning dance of the season was in picture two. In 1770, Shir- the late 1960s. By the 1970s, Gauge Railroad are available E.B. Newton School for one held at the New Winthrop year. The company is asking the ley Gut was over 1,000 feet the subject “Green” house at the Book Depot & Café on Hotel with nearly 200 in atten- Construction will begin state DPU to be allowed to in- wide. As the years went by, was boarded up as shown in Somerset Avenue, the Mar- crease fares from the present 5 dance. The main dining room it slowly filled in to 450 feet picture three. It remained ket Place at 35 Revere St., Monday on the tennis courts in front of the high school. cents to 10 cents on its route was decorated in red, white, in 1860 and then it had nar- that way until it succumbed Century 21 Sea Coast at Re- from Winthrop to Orient and blue and the costumes rowed down to 280 feet in to the previously mentioned vere Street and Crest Avenue, 40 years ago Heights. Many local house- were striking and original. 1900 when this picture was fire. After the fire, the site ap- Elliot Whittier Insurance on wives are saying they will walk taken. The Taft Inn, construct- peared as depicted in picture Revere Street, Beacon Pho- Aug. 30, 1978 More than 3100 students to their shopping destinations 120 years ago ed in the 1830s, occupied land four. This area, from Adams tography and Framing on rather than pay the increased September 2, 1898 to the right of Taft Avenue Street to the Massachusetts Winthrop Street, the Winthrop are set to begin the new year in fare. The incompetence of our from Maryland Avenue South Water Resource Authority’s Improvement and Historical the Winthrop public schools next week. Police officer Robert Craw- Army officials is now the toward Shirley Gut until it parking lot at the entrance to Association or by contacting ford was injured and exam- was raised in 1952. The sub- the sewerage treatment facili- this writer at 846-2901. The selectmen are urging all theme discoursed upon by residents to flood the phone ined for a possible skull frac- the daily press -- the same lines of the FAA and Mass- ture when he was thrown from daily press that was mad for port to protest the increase in his motorcycle while trying to war, that saw no need for noise from Logan Airport be- avoid a dog that had run into prolonged preparation, and 3 the street. cause of construction work on thought they knew it all and a runway that has resulted in could do it with pen and ink. more air traffic being diverted 80 years ago Aug. 27, 1938 The progress of Winthrop’s over Winthrop. new library building is being State and local police are A grand celebration is bring planned for the official open- watched with pleasurable in- investigating the murder of terest by all. A proposed plan a 22 year old local man, Gil- ing of Ingleside Park on Aug. for the new Town Hall also has bert Jackson, a 1973 graduate 29. Former Red Sox star Tris been put forward, to be built of Winthrop High, who was Speaker will be on hand and is found brutally beaten in his expected to bring along some almost adjacent to the new li- apartment at 60 Cliff Ave. of the current Red Sox players brary. Two men being sought by who will give instructions in multiple North Shore police batting, pitching, and how to 130 years ago departments were apprehend- handle a baseball. Aug. 31, 1888 ed by Winthrop police as they The nations of Europe are Brilliancy, beauty, and were breaking into the apart- nervous over the current war fairyland, from the summit ment building at 247 Wash- maneuvers going on in Italy of Winthrop Highlands to the ington Ave. and Germany, both of which extreme end of Cottage Hill, have more men under arms The City of Revere unveiled than at any time since 1918. drew together thousands of plans for the redevelopment of The selectmen are expect- persons Tuesday evening, who Revere Beach. Mayor George ed to put into effect a ban on one and all were entranced by V. Colella said the project will parking after 11 p.m. along the scene of the grand illumi- transform Revere Beach into Ridgeway’s Beach on Pt. Shir- nation of cottages along our one of the finest residential ley because of complaints shore with Japanese lanterns. areas in the country. The At- from area residents. The se- All persons interested in lantic Savings Bank is the lead lectmen also are in the process the Constitutional prohibition 4 developer for the project. of drawing up a bylaw that of liquor are invited to attend will ban street hawkers, who a meeting at the Town Hall to 50 years ago have become such a nuisance elect delegates to the conven- Aug. 29, 1968 recently. Revere State Rep. Joseph tion of the Prohibition party J.C. DiCarlo, who is opposing 90 years ago in Worcester. incumbent Harry Della Russo Sept. 1, 1928 The public schools are set for the Democratic nomina- Building Inspector Tim- to commence the new school tion for State Senate, opened othy Mahoney reports that year on the second Monday his Winthrop campaign head- building permits for work in of September. Mr. Durant quarters this week. His local the amount of $68,000 were has throughly renovated the campaign chairmen are Wil- taken out in August, the larg- interior of the Centre School liam DiMento, Edmund Pyne, est project being $13,000 for building and everything is in and Anthony Martucci. the new headquarters for the first-class order. Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 30, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] CANDIDATE FOR DA GREG HENNING CAMPAIGNS IN WINTHROP

Supporters gathering for a standout at the Winthrop bridge

Ron and Linda Vecchia with their grandson Christian Vecchia

Henning received endorsements from Ron Vecchia From left to right Maureen Ford, Patrice Berk, Cathy Currier, Greg Henning, and Peter Gill. Mary Sullivan and Ann Carver. Tom Schlicting (right) and Dick Gill (far left) with Ron Vecchia and Peter Gill.

News Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 training necessary. We are Boston, MA 02118, one of Ju- FIRST SUFFOLK AND MIDDLESEX DISTRICT HOSTS SCOTT LIVELY, looking to build our team as dy’s favorite charities. soon as possible. For additional information, CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR contact Kathy Moisson Vin- The First Suffolk and Middlesex Senatorial District hosted an Scott Lively received one-third of the Delegate vote at the FIRST PICKLEBALL cent at vincentk2006@yahoo. informative session highlighting Scott Lively, Republican Can- Republican State Convention, held in Worcester this past April. FUNDRAISER IN com. didate for Massachusetts Governor. This event was held at the This percentage of Delegate votes garnered him a ballot spot in American Legion in Revere. In attendance were members of the the September 4th Primary. Scott Lively is a Constitutional Law MEMORY OF JUDY RESIDENTS HAVE Winthrop Republican Town Committee, and members of the Attorney, Pastor and author of six books. He is Conservative, MOSES POWER OUTAGE Republican Committees in the First Suffolk and Middlesex Dis- Pro-Life, Pro-Second Amendment, Pro-Family and very much trict. After Dr. Lively’s speech, there was a question and answer Pro-President Trump. The First Annual Pickle- About 3,800 National Grid period from the spirited audience. ball Fundraiser in Memory Electric customers had a pow- of Judy Moses will be held on er outage this past Sunday. Saturday, Sept. 22, from 10 The outage began at 12:55 a.m.-2 p.m. at Ingleside Park, p.m. in the area of Winthrop, 6 Walden St. Rain date will be Pleasant, and Shirley streets. Sept.29. All proceeds from the The cause of the problem event will go to Rosie’s Place of happened on Buchanan Street Boston. when a wooden cross arm There will be courts avail- failed to hold up its line. able for “newbies” and anyone By 2:30 p.m. people about who wishes to learn the game, 3,500 customers had power or to just have fun. Raffles will restored, while a remaining be available. 273 customers had power re- Judy Moses, 64, a Winthrop stored by 7:30 p.m. native and owner of Path- way Home Realty Group, was tragically killed in a hit and WINTHROP POLICE run on April 29, 2018. Judy ENHANCE SCHOOL was a devoted advocate of the SAFETY EFFORTS homeless and loved all ani- mals. She worked with Rosie’s THROUGH TRAINING Place in Boston and Home for AND TECHNOLOGY Little Wanderers on fundrais- Police Chief Terence M. ers. Judy will forever be re- Delehanty is pleased to an- membered for her big heart, nounce that the Winthrop Po- generosity and her love of all lice Department is enhancing Scot Lively (center, back row), candidate for Governor, pictured with his supporters during in informative session held at the Ameri- animals. She gave of herself its work to keep town schools can Legion Hall in Revere. to her family, friends, clients safe through new technology and to service. Judy treated and training initiatives. all with fairness, kindness and The Winthrop Police De- tial threats to student and staff alerts to potential threats, in- ALICE programs were made works begin. this world is a better place for partment and Winthrop Pub- safety that arise on social me- stances of harassment and possible through state fund- The proceeds for the event her presence. lic Schools have contracted dia platforms. personal crises shared online, ing secured by House Speaker go to the Nantucket Light- Unlike more traditional while respecting the privacy of Proceeds from the event with Social Sentinel, which Robert DeLeo on behalf of the ship/LV-112, for which we still means of monitoring social the general public. town of Winthrop. will be donated to Rosie’s will enable police and school have much restoration work Place of 889 Harrison Ave., officials to be alerted to poten- media, Social Sentinel will The new technology, empower police to receive through its limitations on HARBOR FIREWORKS to do; The ship’s future sole- ly depends on the generous monitoring, works to prevent FUNDRAISER NEW to Winthrop! unwarranted surveillance of contributions of corporations, THIS the general public and in- Reserve your spot for a fundraiser at the Boston Har- private foundations, maritime Acoustic Sundown Twilight Cruises stead emphasizes the content enthusiasts and individuals and context of messages to bor Shipyard and Marina on every Tuesday throughout September on the NEWS help users evaluate potential Thursday, Aug. 30, from 6 to such as you. threats on a global scale. The 10 p.m. to watch the Boston There will be a $25 dona- Winthrop Ferry program also features over- Harbor fireworks. The fund- tion per person. Tickets can Our first Acoustic Sundown cruise is showcasing PAPER IS sight that prevents abuse by raiser will take place on the be purchased on EventBrite. John Polino! All tickets can be purchased via evaluating the extent of which Nantucket Lightship/LV-112; LV-112 is berthed at the www.thewinthropferry.com law enforcement or school the ship’s berth has one of the Boston Harbor Shipyard & 100% staff members are using the best views of Boston’s vibrant Marina, 256 Marginal St., East software. city skyline from the East Bos- Additionally, the Winthrop ton waterfront. Boston. There’s free parking ORGANIC Police Department will be Area residents are encour- on Marginal Street next to the conducting ALICE (Alert, aged to reserve a spot on Nan- Shipyard, but may be limited Lockdown, Inform, Count- tucket/LV-112’s weather deck, due to holiday weekend vol- IT IS MADE er, Evacuate) active shoort- with friends and family, to ume. watch a spectacular fireworks Get on board the er training in town schools, The best option is pub- providing students, teachers display in Boston’s inner har- Winthrop Ferry. USING lic transportation. MBTA All cruises will depart from the Winthrop Town and staff with the skills they bor. need to respond immediately Attendees can bring picnic subway: take Blue Line to Landing at 7:30 pm. Tickets will be $35 a passenger RECYCLED should an active shooting sit- supper, your favorite beverag- Maverick Station, walk to The V alkyrie is a 7 3 passen ger v essel whichand will m a includekes dai ly LIVE trips music f rom Wandinth ar op90 t minuteo B oston cruise uation arise. es, beach/lawn chairs to sit on shipyard/marina (approx. 15 and Spec tacle Island 7 d ays a w eek. of the Boston Harbor. All passengers are welcome to MATERIALS bring on snacks and a beverage of their choice. “These are essential, com- the decks of Nantucket/LV- walk), view walking route. On Sept. 4th and 18th, John Polino will be per- mon sense steps that we’re 112, which will remain at the Water Taxi to Boston Harbor AND taking as a community to en- dock. We’ll supply the ship, Visit us a t htt p://www.town.winthrop.ma.us/discoveformingr-­winthrop/pages/ Shipyard and Marina, stop #68 townSeptember-­winthrop-­f erry11th and 25th the performance will by sure that our kids are safe both panoramic views and lively view map. For more informa- Natalie Joly. WATER- online and at school,” Chief music, and the ship’s powerful Or fo llow us o n F acebook a t Th e W inthrop Ferry Order your tickets now! Delehanty said. rotating light beacon will be tion, contact: 617.797.0135 or Both the Social Sentinel and BASED INK activated just before the fire- email.

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E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 30, 2018 Page 7 WIHA CLASSIC CAR SHOW Photographs by Sue Ellen Woodcock

The Winthrop Improve- ment and Historical Associa- tion (WIHA) hosted the An- nual WIHA Classic Car Show at Ingleside Park this past Saturday. Proceeds from this fundraiser will help WIHA preserve the 1637 historic Deane Winthrop House on Shirley Street, the oldest con- tinually occupied house in America.

This 1946 Ford taxi has the original taxi meter.

Forget Uber. This real taxi is a 1946 Ford owned by Bob Kelley.

Admiring cars is what it’s all about. Two 1946 Fords show what’s under the hood.

Don Manfra shows off his 1956 Chevy Bel Air. Don Manfra allows a peek under the hood of his 1956 Chevy Bel Air. The Ferrara triplets, Tomaso, Franco and Joey Jr. found a nice spot in front of a 1957 Chevy Bel Air.

A man and his truck. Robert Sterling shows off his 1978 Ford The grill says it all on this 1983 Rolls Royce Silver Spur II. F-100 Ranger Explorer he’s owned for 38 years. Joe Giaioso shows off his 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger with 46,000 miles on it.

Peter Frasso, center, tells a tale or two about his 1957 Chevy Bel This is how a proper wheel and tire should look, especially on a Bill Fennell casts his vote on the back of his son Sean. Air. 1965 Cadillac.

Temple Tifereth Israel of Winthrop Extends WINTHROP HOME SELLERS’ CHOICE OF A REALTOR YTD 2018 Jewish New Year Greetings to All Join us in welcoming the New year. Our services are relaxed, non-intimidating and are THANK YOU WINTHROP conducted in both Hebrew and English. WINTHROP HOME SELLERS’ CHOICE OF REALTOR THE SAME SELLERS THAT LIST MORE THAN ONE PROPERTY WITH THE SAME OFFICE ONLY COUNTED ONCE. High Holiday Morning Services (September 10, 11, 19) YEAR TO DATE - 01/01/2018-08/23/2018 Start at 9:00 a.m. Kol Nidre Service (September 18) Starts at 6:30 p.m. - Hebrew School - Ages 6 and up and PRE-SCHOOL: Ages 4 – 6 OPEN HOUSE and Start of Classes : Sunday, 16 September - 10:00 a.m. to noon.

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Bishop, of the Friends of Belle Isle Marsh. “She worked on the entire beach project permitting process, the con- struction of three new schools and Miller Field, airport ex- pansion, the creation of Belle Isle Marsh Reservation by the old MDC and more recent- ly the addition of the Zop- po property, now called the Kilmartin Path, and the Bo- nacorso property, now called Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito speaks. the Belle Isle Marine Ecolo- gy Park, the DEP Emergency ners like Speaker DeLeo and Sen. Boncore to formally open declaration which allowed a park that will benefit the houseboats at Atlantis Marina, community and will build on and lots more.” Massachusetts’ blue economy.” Town Manager Austin Faison The $1.2 million in funding “The Belle Isle Marsh Ma- speaks in front of the newly for the Belle Isle Marsh Ma- rine Ecology Park and Marsh dedicated Mary Kelley Pavil- rine Ecology Park and Walk- Walk is an incredible addition ion. Attendees sought shelter from the sun. ing Pathway was obtained to the area, which has created through grant work done by important connections that sidewalks, walking paths and Assistant Town Manager Joe will enable people of all abili- foot bridges to Short Beach in Domelowicz in conjunction ties with excellent opportuni- Revere, without ever crossing a with the Seaport Economic ties to explore and appreciate major road. A new park on the Council. this phenomenal natural re- DCR land will serve as a recre- In 2015, the Baker-Polito source,” said Department of ational resource, eco-tourism administration’s Seaport Eco- Conservation and Recreation attraction and outdoor learn- nomic Council enabled the Commissioner Leo Roy. “The ing center for children and town to construct a pier-sup- completion of this project students of all ages. The proj- ported wooden walkway on serves as a great example of ect broke ground on June 2, the public land that borders the Baker-Polito administra- 2017 and was overseen by the the marsh. This construction tion’s commitment to work- Town Council’s Public Works further opens the only urban ing with local communities, Subcommittee, the town man- Great Salt Marsh in Massa- advocacy groups, and other ager’s office and the Public chusetts for visitors, allowing stakeholders to foster strong Works Department, with local the town to leverage its nat- permitting under the jurisdic- partnerships that directly ben- Friends of the Belle Isle Marsh, Gail Miller and President Joanne DCR Commissioner Leo Roy. ural assets for education and efit the public.” tion of the Winthrop Conser- vation Commission. McKenna, present Mary Kelley with flowers. economic development. “Belle Isle is among Win- “When Gov.Baker and I throp’s greatest natural re- re-established the Seaport Economic Council in 2015, sources,” said State Sen. Joseph we focused on supporting Boncore. “The Marine Ecolo- local infrastructure projects gy Park will not only serve that used coastal assets to cre- as a scenic walking path and ate economic development recreational resource, but also opportunities like Belle Isle as a valuable outdoor learning Marsh Marine Ecology Park,” center for Winthrop’s children said Lt. Gov.Karyn Polito, and students.” chair of the Seaport Econom- Now open, a walker in Win- ic Council. “It is an honor to throp will be able to walk from return to Winthrop today and the intersection of Pleasant to stand with legislative part- Street and Main Street, along

Mary Kelley is presented with a procla- State Sen. Joe Boncore spoke as Town Council President Ron Vecchia, Councilor Jim mation from Speaker DeLeo. Letterie, DCR Commission Leo Roy and Town Manager Austin Faison listen.

Assistant Town Manager Joe Domelowicz, who obtained the grant for the town, and new Town Manager Austin Faison.

Officials, along with Mary Kelley, cut the ribbon to the Mary Kelley Pavilion. Speaker of the House Robert DeLeo.

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MIKE ERUZIONE CELEBRITY GOLF CLASSIC Celebrities from the world of professional sports joined U.S. Olympic hockey captain and gold medalist Mike Eruzione of Winthrop to participate in the Mike Eruzione Celebrity Golf Classic Sunday at the Tedesco Country Club in Marblehead. Team Wakefield, led by former Red Sox pitcher Tim Wake- field, and Team Eruzione, led by Mike Eruzione, finished in a tie for the team title. A celebrity pro-am event was held Monday. Proceeds from the tournament went to Winthrop Charities and the Cool Kids Campaign for kids with cancer and their fam- ilies.

Celebrities from the world of sports join Winthrop’s Mike Eruzione for a photo on the first tee at Mike Eruzione Celebrity Golf Classic. Former National Hockey player Shawn Bates from Medford, Olympic hockey captain Mike Eruzione, and Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon.

GOLD MEDAL DUO: BU and U.S. Olympic hockey teammates Jack O’Callahan and Mike Eruzione renewed memories of their Team Wakefield and Team Eruzione were led by former Boston Miracle on Ice team that brought home the Olympic gold medal Red Sox pitcher and NESN baseball analyst Tim Wakefield and from Lake Placid, N.Y.. U.S. Olympic hockey captain Mike Eruzione.

Former Swampscott High great and NFL head coach Dick Jauron getting set to tee off in the Mike Eruzione Celebrity Golf Classic Sunday at Tedesco Country Club in Marblehead.

FROM THE PRESS BOX Plenty of Competition

By: Jim Lederman and Chris Castro. Let’s Go Vikings! BU TERRIERS: Boston University was well represented in the Mike Eruzione Celebrity Golf Classic by former BU hockey stars Scott The Vikings open the Let the Games begin! Young, Rick Meagher, Mike Eruzione, Jack O’Callahan, and Shawn Bates. 2018 season on Friday night, Sept. 7, with Pentucket “Sa- On Second Thought chems” invading Miller The football season kicks Field. off next weekend. The Win- Coach Jon Cadigan is ex- throp Vikings open at Miller cited about the competition Field on Friday, Sept. 7. The for starting positions on his Pentucket Sachems invade team. “We are preaching Miller Field. competition,” said the Vi- Sunday, Sept. 9, the New kings first year head coach. England Patriots open their The Vikings have 48 play- 2018 schedule at Gillette ers on the roster. This is one Stadium. The Houston Tex- of the largest turnouts for ans are the opposition. the Vikings; the squad has The Winthrop Youth 12 seniors, six juniors, 19 Football teams open their sophomores and 11 fresh- schedule. I have received men. three phone calls from par- “We have three new se- ents. When will the new niors who did not play last field house be built? year,” said the enthusiastic Sports Illustrated picked Coach. Bivain Chalmers, a the Patriots to finish (12-5) three-sport stand out (hock- win the AFC East, defeat ey and lacrosse) has been a Jacksonville in the playoff, big addition. Gary Collaku but lose to Pittsburg in the and Dan O’Neil are two AFC Final. more seniors. SI (Sports Illustrated) The Vikings had a scrim- picks Atlanta to defeat Pitts- age in the 100-degree heat at burgh in the Super Bowl. Miller Field on Wednesday. The Red Sox lost their first They will travel to MacDon- series of the year to Tampa ald Stadium in Malden for Bay. The Sox lead was 10 a game scrimmage with the games two weeks ago. The Malden ‘Golden Tornadoes’ lead is now six games, five in on Friday night at 7 p.m. the loss column. The Coaching staff -in The Sox have six games cludes four ex-Viking foot- with the Yankees in Septem- ball captains: Robert Nim- ber. When will Chris Sale blett, James Fucillo, Chris return to the lineup? Ferrara and Tyler Gillis. When will Eduardo Ro- Matt Love is the offensive driquez return to the lineup? coach. When will Devers return The captains elect are Feedle Small, Mike McCone Please see PRESS BOX Page 10

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Hours: Monday - Saturday781-284-7549 8:00am-6:00pm • Sunday 8:00am-4:00pm E-mail: [email protected] Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 30, 2018 WINTHROP PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2018-2019 SCHOOL CALENDAR

PD = Professional Development ( ) = Early Release 180 Student Days 181 Teacher Days (2018-2019 only) AUG. & SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY 15 (DAYS) (18 DAYS) 1 Early Release (WMS) Parent/Teacher Conference 27 New Teacher Orientation M T W TH F M T W TH F 3 Labor Day 8 Early Release (WMS) 4 Election Day/Opening Day 27 28 29 30 31 (1) Parent/Teacher Conference for Staff 3 4 5 6 7 4 5 6 7 (8) 18 President’s Day 5 1st Day of School- Students 18-22 February Vacation 10 11 12 13 14 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 17 18 19 20 21 25 26 27 28 24 25 26 27 28

8 Columbus Day OCTOBER (22 DAYS) MARCH (21 DAYS) 12 Early Release (Elem) 6 Early Release (All) Parent Teacher Conference M T W TH F M T W TH F Teacher PD 19 Early Release (Elem) 1 2 3 4 5 1 22 Early Release (Elem) Parent Teacher Conference 8 9 10 11 (12) 4 5 (6) 7 8 Parent Teacher Conference 26 Early Release (Elem) 29 Early Release (Elem) Parent/Teacher Conference 15 16 17 18 (19) 11 12 13 14 15 Parent/Teacher Conference 31 Early Release (All) 22 23 24 25 (26) 18 19 20 21 (22) Teacher PD 29 30 (31) 25 26 27 28 (29)

NOVEMBER (18 DAYS) APRIL (17 DAYS) 6 Election Day – No School Teacher PD M T W TH F M T W TH F 5 Early Release (Elem) 12 Veterans Day Observed 1 2 1 2 3 4 (5) Parent/Teacher Conference 16 Early Release (WMS) 15 Patriot’s Day Parent/Teacher Conference 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 15-19 April Vacation 21 Early Release (All) 12 13 14 15 (16) 15 16 17 18 19 22 Thanksgiving 23 Day After Thanksgiving 19 20 (21) 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 29 30 29 30

DECEMBER (15 DAYS) MAY (22 DAYS) 5 Early Release (All) Teacher PD M T W TH F 1 2 3 8 Early Release (All) 21 Early Release (All) 3 4 (5) 6 7 Teacher PD 24-31 Holiday Vacation 6 7 (8) 9 10 27 Memorial Day 10 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 (21) 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 27 28 29 30 31 31

JANUARY (21 DAYS) JUNE (11 DAYS) *17 Last Day of School 1 New Years Day M T W TH F M T W TH F 21 Martin Luther King Day 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 *This is the last day of school should 7 8 9 10 11 10 11 12 13 14 there be no snow days 14 15 16 17 18 17 18 19 20 21 The last day of school is a half day 21 22 23 24 25 24 25 26 27 28 for students 28 29 30 31

Starting Times Early Release Dismissal Times William P. Gorman Fort Banks Grade 2 7:40am-2:00pm William P. Gorman Fort Banks Grade 2 11:15am William P. Gorman Fort Banks Grade 1 8:00am-2:20pm William P.Gorman Fort Banks Grade 1 11:45am William P. Gorman Fort Banks Kindergarten 8:00am-2:20pm William P. Gorman Fort Banks Kindergarten 11:45am William P.Gorman Fort Banks Pre-K 8:00am-10:40am; 11:20am-2:00pm William P. Gorman Fort Banks PreK Full Day 11:15am Lil’ Vikings Pre-K 8:00am-1:00pm Lil’ Vikings Pre-K 11:15am Arthur T. Cummings Grades 3-5 8:25am-2:45pm Arthur T. Cummings Grades 3-5 12:00pm Middle School Grades 6-8 8:30am-2:55pm Middle School Grades 6-8 12:30pm High School Grades 9-12 7:55am-2:20pm High School Grades 9-12 12:00pm

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CHELSEA POLICE marijuana or both is one of the children (14 and younger) most dangerous things drivers killed in traffic crashes were WONDERLAND PARK DEMOLITION IS ON TARGET RECEIVE SAFETY can do,” said Jeff Larason, di- killed in drunk-driving crash- GRANT rector of the Highway Safety es. Fifty-four percent of the CHELSEA – The Chelsea Division. “A little planning time, it was the child’s own Police Department will in- can save your life or someone driver who was drunk. crease impaired driving pa- else’s. Regret or remorse won’t Drugs were present in 43 trols on local roads with grant bring someone back.” percent of the fatally-injured funds from the Highway Safe- Massachusetts Data: drivers with a known test re- ty Division of the Executive Marijuana or marijua- sult in 2015, more frequently Office of Public Safety and na-type drugs were the most than alcohol was present. Security (EOPSS). Chelsea prevalent types of drugs found NHTSA’s 2013–2014 road- Police will join local depart- in people killed in crashes side survey found drugs in 22 ments across the state, as well from 2011 to 2016. percent of all drivers both on as the Massachusetts State From 2015 to 2016, alco- weekend nights and on week- Police in the national Drive hol-impaired driving fatalities days. Sober or Get Pulled Overen- increased 9 percent (109 to Tetrahydrocannabinol forcement mobilization and 119). (THC)—the chemical respon- public information campaign. From 2011-2015, 82 per- sible for most of marijuana’s This year’s campaign will cent of impaired drivers in fa- psychological effects—slows urge drivers drinking alcohol tal crashes were men. reaction times, impairs cogni- or using marijuana and other From 2011-2015, 45 per- tive performance, and makes drugs to plan ahead and desig- cent of all alcohol-related it more difficult for drivers to nate a sober driver, use a ride- driver fatalities were ages 21 keep a steady position in their share service or take public to 34. lane. transportation. National Data from the Na- Mixing alcohol and mari- Workers demolish the former clubhouse at Wonderland Park in Revere. “Impaired drivers create a tional Highway Traffic Safety juana may dramatically pro- dangerous situation for every- Administration: duce effects greater than either one around them, threatening Approximately one-third drug on its own. Carolyn Vega was the lone City Council for a final vote at the destruction of lives and en- BROADWAY TO BE of all traffic crash fatalities To view the Highway Safety vote on the Commission the Sept. 10 meeting, though it tire families,” said Chief Brian in the United States involve Division’s (HSD) “Drive Sober CHANGED TO TWO-WAY against the two-way plan. She could be put off until the Sept. A. Kyes. “This grant will help drunk drivers. On average, or Get Pulled Over” TV spots, CHELSEA – The Chelsea wasn’t opposed to the overall 24 meeting. increase our efforts during the more than 10,000 people have or for more information about Traffic Commission voted 4-1 plan, but desired to recom- Many people were for it and busy summer travel season died each year (2012- 2016) in the HSD’s public information on Tuesday night to recom- mend a six-month trial peri- many were against the plan, to keep our roads free of im- drunk-driving crashes. To put campaign, go to www.mass. mend that the Broadway busi- od. but in the end City Manager paired drivers and avoid the it into perspective, that’s equal gov/DriveSober. ness corridor be changed from The remaining Commis- Tom Ambrosino said that if it tragedy they wreak.” to about 20 jumbo jets crash- a one-way, to a two-way street sioners preferred to simply didn’t work out, it would easily “Getting behind the wheel ing, with no survivors. – the culmination of more recommend the two-way plan. after drinking alcohol, using In 2016, almost one in five than a year of planning. The plan will now go to the See NEWS Page 14

Governor's nominations Pressbox // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 When will Devers return to ovan and Jack Driscoll. (1983 super bowl). play third base? The last time the Vikings Alabama is a 25-point fa- highlight statewide races The Patriots receivingplayed Pentucket, was in 2011 vorite when they play Lou- squad lost Brandin Crooks up at West Newbury. The Vi- isville on Saturday. The Mc- both former Gov. Bill Weld business owner.” By Peter Shanley and Danny Amendola from kings lost to Newburyport that Courty brothers, Devin and and former Gov. Paul Cellucci last year’s team that lost in the year. The UMass ‘Minutemen’ Jason (identical twins) will be administrations, is facing-off Geoff Diehl The battle for the Demo- super bowl. defeated Duquesne (63-15) the first brothers to play for against Scott Lively, a pastor “There is only one can- cratic and Republican nomi- The Patriots are thinner at to open their season. It was the Patriots. who espouses homophobic didate in this race that has nations for governor highlight wideout. They will be with- the most points UMass have Danny Ainge reports that and fringe views. helped your wallet. I led the the slew of statewide races out Julian Edelman for the scored in a single game during all-stars Gordon Hayward and Gov. Charlie Baker successful effort to repeal au- that Boston residents will vote first four games. They have their seven years at the highest Kyrie Irving are ready for a “Lt. Governor Polito and I tomatic gas tax hikes—saving on when they go to the polls released Malcolm Mitchell, level of college football. great season after recovering are grateful for the opportuni- taxpayers $2 billion. While for the Sept. 4 primary elec- Jordan Matthews and Kenny The reward for the ‘Minute- from injuries. ty to serve communities like others talk, I’ve taken action tion. Britt. Eric Decker announced men’, a trip to Alumni Stadi- The 1984 State Champion- Jamaica Plain and Mission for you by passing the only For the Democratic nom- his retirement. um on Saturday to play Bos- ship softball team will be in- Hill across Massachusetts, and Massachusetts tax cut in 7 ination, Bob Massie is taking The Patriots play the Gi- ton College. ducted in the Winthrop high remain committed to working years. We need a Senator who on Jay Gonzalez. Massie is an ants tonight (Thursday) when Ex-Vikings to play at UMa- school athletic Hall of Fame with local partners, includ- will put Massachusetts first. author, activist, and former I think of loyal Giants fans I ss Bob DeBonis (WHS Hall on October 20. ing Mayor Walsh and his ad- That’s why I have plans to help leader of several nonprof- think of the late Jimmy Don- of Fame) and Jonathan Lanza its who has overcome many ministration, to achieve our our veterans, fight the opioid challenges in life, including a shared goals around housing epidemic, and grow jobs and battle with hemophilia, while and economic development. wages. I'm the only candidate Gonzalez is an attorney, the Since 2015, we have pursued endorsed by law enforcement. former secretary of adminis- a bipartisan, results-orient- On Sept. 4 I would be hon- tration and finance in the Pat- ed approach that is moving ored to have your vote in the Broadway Motors rick administration, and the Massachusetts in the right Republican Primary. Vote the former chair of the Massachu- direction. We look forward real Diehl.” setts Board of Early Education to continuing this approach John Kingston did not re- BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL and Care. The Gazette asked in a second term, investing spond to a request for com- both candidates to give their over $8 billion in the MBTA, ment. pitch to Winthrop voters. expanding on historic support Meanwhile, incumbent Bill Bob Massie for public schools and sup- Galvin is facing a fight for the * Grease “In a state as wealthy as porting a strong economy. We Democratic nomination for Massachusetts, it is wrong humbly ask for your support the state Secretary of State 95 that there are people who are and vote.” with Boston City Councilor Oil & saddled with thousands in Scott Lively Josh Zakim entering the fray. “I am Republican Dr. Scott dollars of debt because they Bill Galvin Lively, constitutional law at- “Overseeing our elections is Filter chose to go to college. It’s ab- $29 torney and pastor. Our big- surd that people are all too of- just one of the 16 responsibil- *Most Cars gest challenge is Public Cor- ities of the Secretary of State, ten forced to choose between ruption and I will end it by including getting an accurate going to the doctor or paying auditing every government census count and historic their rent, and it is dangerous department for waste, fraud preservation. I make sure our not to act on climate change. and abuse, and prosecute the elections are secure and accu- As governor, I will not just pay • Inspection Stickers • Brakes • Tire Service • Diagnostics crooks. I will end patron- rate, and that every candidate lip service to these issues, but age and publish clear ethi- complies with the law. My change the structural flaws cal standards for the Judges, opponent is keeping the door in our government that have State Police, DCF, the MBTA open to dark money, and that CELEBRATING 75 YEARS IN REVERE prevented us from moving and every other dysfunction- is very concerning. Our office The DiGregorio Family since 1942 forward on tuition free col- al agency. I will use every also oversees lobbying and fi- lege, Medicare for All, and ro- saved dollar to fix roads and nancial regulation, and helps 88 Broadway, Revere • (781) 284-4675 Tom DiGregorio - Proprietor bust climate change reforms. I bridges and end opioid addic- choose the head of the Office know that Massachusetts can tion, refunding the balance to of Campaign and Political be a bold, progressive leader, taxpayers. And I will cut my Finance. Being Secretary of and I’m excited to bring us salary 20 percent on Day 1 to State is the greatest job I could into the 21st century.” prove I mean business! Please ever have asked for. I humbly Give the Gift of Jay Gonzalez Vote Scott Lively on Sept. 4.” ask for your vote on Sept. 4.” “I’m running for governor There is also a competitive John Zakim to fight for all the little guys race for the Republican nomi- “I am running to be your Hometown News and take on the big challenges nation for senator with a three next Secretary of State to in- we face. I will work to increase candidate race: Geoff Die- crease access to government A year’s subscription to our affordable housing supply, hl, John Kingston, and Beth for everyone in Massachu- The Revere Journal, ensure every child has access Joyce Lindstrom. setts. There are several ave- to affordable, high-quality Beth Joyce Lindstrom nues to do that, but the one The Chelsea Record or childcare and preschool, and “When Senator Warren we’ve focused most heavily on The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. fix our broken transportation first ran for office, she stated is increasing voting rights. $26 in town or $50 for out of town. system. As a cabinet secretary she had done three things in In my campaign, I have for former Gov. Deval Patrick her life: teach, write books talked every day about a few Name______I believe I have the leadership and ‘throw rocks.’ But to get common-sense steps that we experience to actually make a legislation passed and to solve should take that would dras- Address______meaningful difference in peo- problems you have to be able tically increases registration ple’s lives. I am proud to be en- to work with others. And and turnout. They are same- ______dorsed by the Democratic Par- no one wants to work with a day registration, automatic ty, Jamaica Plain Progressives, rock thrower. I will contrast voter registration, no-excuse City______State ____ ZIP______City Councilors Michelle Wu Senator Warren’s empty fail- absentee ballots, weekend Clip this and mail in or stop by the office 8:30AM - 5PM and Matt O’Malley and State ures with my own record of voting and expanding ear- Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz. I’m success — as a mom and wife, ly voting. My opponent has The Independent Newspapers asking for your vote.” as the first female Director of had 24 years to support these, 385 Broadway, Suite 105 On the Republican side, the Massachusetts Republican but showed no interest until Revere, MA 02151 Gov. Charlie Baker, a for- Party, as the state’s Secretary we challenged him. Massa- mer CEO of Harvard Pilgrim of Consumer Affairs, and as chusetts deserves better than For more information call us at 781-485-0588 Health Care who served in an entrepreneur and a small t h at .” Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 30, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] Crowded field for district attorney race MAKING THE MOST OF THE HEAT

By Peter Shanley Suffolk County public de- 20+ years of legal and leader- mestic violence and substance fender and long-time Suffolk ship experience, I can imple- abuse and endured gender and With Suffolk County Dis- County resident, I have more ment real progressive criminal racial discrimination, I feel I trict Attorney (DA) Dan experience in these very crim- justice reform. Get involved at can lead the district attorney’s Conley announcing earlier inal courts than any opponent. rollins4da.com.” office through the difficult this year that he will not seek Third, I led two sites at Roca, Carvalho challenges that are ahead of re-election after leading the an innovative organization lit- “I’m running because it’s us. I will lead the DA’s office office for more than 15 years, erally proven to reduce recid- time for a DA from our com- away from a scorecard men- a crowded field has emerged ivism amongst Suffolk Coun- munity. It’s time for a DA tality and toward reducing re- to replace him. ty’s court-involved young with the leadership and train- cidivism through community Five candidates—Evan- adults. Finally, I am the only ing to transform the office and collaboration, with the overall dro Carvalho, Linda Cham- candidate with a proven track keep our communities safe. goal of crime prevention.” pion, Greg Henning, Shan- record of fighting against - in It’s time to elect a DA with a Henning non McAuliffe, and Rachael justice and doing different to proven record of fighting for “I’m running for DA be- Rollins—are facing-off for get different results.” the people. cause I have a vision for a safe the Democratic nomination Rollins I’m a former assistant dis- and vibrant Suffolk County for on Sept. 4. Greg Henning, “The primary responsibil- trict attorney and current state everyone. Your next DA needs who is viewed as right lean- ity of the DA is to keep our representative from Dorches- to be ready on day one to stem ing, appears to be the favorite communities safe. I will do ter, where I live with my wife the tide of gun violence, com- with the remaining candidates that – but I will do it differ- and daughter. I went to Mad- bat the opioid epidemic, and splitting the progressive vote. ently. My administration will ison Park High School. I led build trust between law en- The Gazette recently contact- give voice to victims and sur- the fight for criminal justice forcement and the communi- ed the five candidates to ask vivors of crime. We will work reform on Beacon Hill and ty. As an assistant district at- them their pitch for Winthro to solve the 1,000+ unsolved as the DA for Suffolk Coun- torney for 10 years, I worked voters. homicides in Boston. We will ty, I’ll make the office more to deliver justice to victims McAuliffe seek to end wealth and race- accountable, equitable, and of shootings and other violent “I have always chosen the based disparities by tackling transparent.” crimes. As a teacher and men- hard fight because it was the the cash bail system. I under- Champion tor, I worked with young peo- right fight. First, I never pros- stand that mental illness and “This race is not about poli- ple to steer them away from Young entrepreneurs Nataliya Melnyk and Ina Shabani, ecuted one way like the other substance abuse require treat- tics, it’s about the community. crime in the first place. I hope eighth-graders at Winthrop Middle School were out on a hot candidates and now claim, ment, not incarceration. I will As someone who has lived in to continue serving this com- sunny day making some extra money selling lemonade and ‘Sorry, I’ll try being fairer work hand-in-hand with our poverty, been homeless, ex- munity as your next DA.” quenching the thirst of passersby. now.’ Second, as a 12-year diverse communities. With perienced the trauma of do-

Henning plans to fight opioid epidemic on all fronts

Candidate for Suffolk own. for a crime designed to feed day, Nov. 6. County District Attorney Greg would also seek to his addiction. I watched him For ten years, Greg has Greg Henning announced expand the drug court ses- suffer the effects of with- worked as an assistant district his plan to fight the opioid sions currently being used in drawal while he sat inside of attorney in the Suffolk County epidemic in Suffolk Coun- courthouses throughout Mas- a prison cell. As an assistant DA’s office, including time as ty by stationing accessible sachusetts. These sessions district attorney, I’ve consoled head of the Gun Prosecution drug treatment providers at work with treatment providers a mother and father begging Task Force and as head of the courthouses, expanding drug to put those suffering from ad- me to request bail to hold their Gang Unit, which is focused court sessions to every district diction on a path to recovery. son overnight. They knew this on shootings and other vio- court, investigating overdose These courts enlist a person’s was the only way to keep him lent crimes in Suffolk County. cases to remove deadly drugs family and their community to off the street and away from In addition to his work at the from the street, and taking an address the problem of addic- drugs until they could locate DA’s office, Greg built a repu- active role in advocating for tion, a method that has already an available bed at a treatment tation as a beloved teacher and treatment options. proven to be successful in Suf- facility. I have worked with mentor in the community, and “In my 10 years as an as- folk County, but is still absent victims and witnesses who his career has been marked by sistant district attorney, I’ve from some of our courts. Greg asked for help with their own a deep passion for reaching seen the effects of the opioid would work with the trial addiction, not knowing where young people. epidemic while working with court so that every one of the else they could turn,” said In 2009, Greg started vol- victims and defendants. We district courts has an available Henning. “The district attor- unteering, coaching, and must do a better job of getting drug court session. ney’s office comes into - con tutoring at College Bound people treatment and guiding “Choosing to merely ‘not tact with thousands of people Dorchester. He left the DA’s them to recovery resources, prosecute’ people arrested suffering from drug addiction office in 2011 to become a rather than punishing them for drug possession offenses each year, and we can use our teacher at Boston Preparato- for their addiction or leaving would be irresponsible in the power to proactively guide ry Charter Public School in Candidate for Suffolk County DA, Evandro Carvalho with Speak- them to fend for themselves,” midst of such a severe crisis,” those struggling toward treat- Hyde Park, teaching eighth er of the House Bob DeLeo. said Greg Henning. “The said Henning. “As the office ment.” grade English and 12th- grade district attorney’s office has that is often the first govern- Greg’s full opioid plan is constitutional law. Even after a unique opportunity to pro- ment institution to have con- available at www.greghen- he returned to the DA’s office vide help immediately after tact with someone struggling ning.com/opioidplan/. It’s the in 2013, he remained a consis- people come in contact with with addiction, we should do third policy plan released by tent part of his students’ lives. Carvalho, candidate for Suffolk the criminal justice system more, not less.” Henning, following a plan to Son of Boston news report- for drug possession offenses. In addition to increas- fully staff a countywide Un- er John Henning, Greg grew County DA, endorsed by State With drug treatment providers ing access to drug treatment solved Shootings Unit that up in Boston, graduated from stationed at the courthouse, programs at the courthouse, would investigate nonfatal Harvard in 2002 with a degree Rep. Vincent and Speaker DeLeo those suffering from addic- Greg’s plan includes a pro- shootings and remove more in government, and received tion would be offered imme- posal to put resources toward guns from our streets; and a his juris doctorate in 2005 Evandro Carvalho’s cam- port the family, and Evandro diate medical assistance, be investigating fatal overdose plan to create a mentorship from the University of Virgin- paign for Suffolk County Dis- worked after school as a jani- provided with help accessing cases in order to identify who program called Law Enforce- ia School of Law. He complet- trict Attorney announced the tor and factory worker. Carval- recovery programs, and be- sold drugs to the victim, find ment Early Diversion, or ed a clerkship for the United endorsements of state Rep. ho graduated at the top of his gin working toward treatment the source of particularly LEED, which would pair law States Court of Appeals for RoseLee Vincent and Speaker class at Madison Park High, at the moment they need it deadly batches of heroin or enforcement professionals, the 11th Circuit in Macon, of the House Robert DeLeo and went to earn degrees from most.” fentanyl, and remove those such as assistant district attor- Ga., before returning to Bos- “I am honored by their en- UMass Amherst and Howard Greg’s plan would be to deadly drugs from the street. neys and police officers, with ton to begin work as a prose- dorsements and confidence in University School of Law. As station recovery coaches and As district attorney, Greg young people throughout Suf- cutor. Greg lives in Dorches- my experience as a prosecutor an assistant district attorney addiction specialists from pro- would also lobby the legisla- folk County. ter with his girlfriend, who is who can lead Suffolk Coun- prosecuting gun crimes, Car- grams like Road to Recovery ture for better, more readily The Democratic Primary a special education teacher in ty forward,” said Carvalho. valho saw the cycles of pov- at courthouses right outside of available drug treatment op- for the open race to replace Boston. “Working together in the leg- erty and violence that put our arraignment sessions. Greg’s tions in Suffolk County, espe- outgoing Suffolk County Dis- You can read more about islature, we have made bold, young men and women in the office would seek to routine- cially an increase in the num- trict Attorney Dan Conley is Greg Henning and his vision progressive reforms to our system. Carvalho has served ly divert people charged with ber of treatment facilities and on Tuesday, Sept. 4, and the for Suffolk County at his web- criminal justice system. As as state representative since drug possession crimes out of beds for those suffering from general election is on Tues- site www.greghenning.com. district attorney, I will build 2014 representing the com- the courts and into drug treat- addiction. Greg would be an upon that record and commit munities of Dorchester and ment programs. Before head- advocate for the reopening of to fair treatment for our com- Roxbury. He lives with his ing out of court, those suf- the Long Island Shelter and munity.” wife, Ashley, and their daugh- fering from addiction would rebuilding of the bridge to ac- Born in Cape Verde, Evan- ter, Eliana in Uphams Corner. go through an intake process cess that facility. dro immigrated to Dorchester Learn more at www.Evan- with a trained recovery pro- “We see the effects of the at the age of 15. His mother droCarvalho.com. fessional, rather than being opioid epidemic everywhere. worked three jobs to sup- left to fend for themselves and In 2006, one of my closest arrange for treatment on their friends ended up behind bars

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Around the City OBITUARIES Winthrop Senior Center News August 30 – September 5, 2018 TOM RUSH CATO AND DOLLY Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm Folk legend Tom Rush appears, This new 25 minute live play Norma McGrath with Matt Nakoa, Aug, 30,31, about Cato and Dolly Hancock Thursday, August 30 at 8 p.m. ($69,$62,$49), Main runs through September 20 Retired MGH anesthesiologist technician 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara St., Rockport. rockportmusic. nine times weekly, Mondays- 12:00pm – Lunch org, 978-546-7391. Wednesday-Saturdays, 11a.m., Norma McGrath of Cliff 1:00pm – Bingo 12:30 p.m., and 2 p.m.. Boston Avenue, Winthrop passed CHILDREN’S SERIES casts rotate. Entrances to Old away at the Massachusetts Friday, August 31 (senior center closing at 1 P.M.) Regattabar at the Charles Hotel, State House Museum galleries General Hospital in Boston 9:30am – Exercise Class One Bennet St., Cambridge, included with the show. on Aug. 25. She was 86 years 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry Regattabar Kids’ Summer Music GRUMPY OLD MEN old. 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy Series continues with Sons of Born in Boston, the beloved 11:30am – Cards and Cribbage Serendip, Aug 30, 7:30 p.m. 617- Sally Struthers and guest star daughter of the late Helen 12:00pm – Lunch 661-5000. Hal Linden star in Ogunquit (Ohlson) and William F. Pum- Playhouse’s new comedy, phret and a lifelong resident of Saturday, September 1 FENWAY PARK “Grumpy Old Men,” through Winthrop, she was employed 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy September 1, 10 Main St., CONCERTS as an anesthesiologist tech- Pearl Jam appears, Sept. 2,4, at Ogunquit, Maine. Tickets start nician at the Massachusetts Monday, September 3 Fenway Park; andace Ticket, at $52. ogunquitplayhouse.org, The Senior Center will be closed in observation of Labor Day 534 Comm. Ave.,Boston. 207-646-5511. General Hospital prior to her retirement. Tuesday, September 4 BOSTON LANDMARKS She was the devoted wife ley-Frazier Funeral Home on EMPRESSES OF Wednesday, Aug. 29 followed 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy ORCHESTRA of the late Allan McGrath 10:00-11:00am – Blood Pressures CHINA’S FORBIDDEN and the loving mother of El- by a Funeral Mass in St. John Sit back, relax, and enjoy Boston 10:00am – Arts & Crafts CITY len J. Helleberg of Winthrop the Evangelist Church, Win- Landmarks Orchestra’s free con- throp. Rev. Charles Bourke 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) For the first time, this never certs at DCR’s Hatch Memorial and Patty Meaney and her 10:30 – Exercise for Arthritis -before told sties of sen trea- husband, David of Topsfield; celebrated the mass and of- Shell, Wednesdays,through fered prayers at the interment 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy sures of the female power and the dear sister of the late Car- 12:00pm – Lunch August 29, 7 p.m. Mercury in the Belle Isle section of influence of the Qing dynasty, Orchestra and Music Director ol Bruce, William, Paul and 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal 1644-1912, will be displayed Michael Pumphret; cherished Winthrop Cemetery. Channing You perform works Memorial donations may through Feb. 10,2019, Peabody by Shostakovich, Borodin and grandmother of Jen and her Wednesday, September 5 Essex Museum, East India husband, Erick, Christian, Al- be made to the Northeast An- 9:30am – Exercise Class Tchaikovsky, Aug. 29, 7 p.m. imal Shelter 347 Highland Square, Salem. The exhibition There is no rain date for this exandra and the late Ashley. 10:00am-12:00pm – Legal Guidance with Attorney Amy Gelineau Ave., Salem, MA 01970 or go is organized by the museum, the concert. She is also survived by her (Appointment Required) Smithsonian’s Freer Gallery of great-grandson Hunter Scute- towww.northeastanimalshel- 10:00am – Hearing Support Group Meeting Art and Arthur Sackley Gallery RICHARD III llaro and her companion, Cali. ter.org. 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) of Washington,DC, well as the Commonwealth Shakespeare The funeral was conduct- To sign the online guest- 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) Palace Museum of Bejing. Pem. Company (CSC) presents book go to www.caggianofu- 12:00pm – Lunch org. ed from the Caggiano-O’Ma- Shakespeare’s “Richard III,” neralhome.com. 1:00-3:00pm – SHINE Counseling (Appointment Required) TRUE WEST through August at Parkman 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael Bandstand, Boston Common. Allen Bianco Joe Short directs Sam Shepard’s Former Chelsea native Fred For additional information on our services, activities, programs, two-hour, two-act Modern Sullivan Jr. and longtime Trinity Lifelong Winthrop resident or to view our newsletters, lunch menus and more, visit our American classic play, starring Repertory-CSC award-winning website: town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. Nael Nacer and Alexander Platt, performer is featured in the pro- Allen Bian- Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please through Sept, 8, Wednesday- duction. babsonarts.org, 781- co of Putnam Saturday,7:30 p.m., mati- 239-5880. St., Winthrop call the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted nees Saturday, Sunday, 2 p.m. passed away the for the next day. Thank you! Gloucester Stage Company, 267 NO TELL MOTEL the Edith Nourse E. Main St., Gloucester. $35- Newport Playhouse and Cabaret Rogers Memorial Get Your Free Senior Citizen CharlieCard: Apply for $45, senior, veteran, under 18 presents Michael G. Wilmot’s Veterans Hospital in Bedford discount tickets offered. glouces- a free MBTA Senior CharlieCard during the month of Sep- comedy, “No Tell Motel,” on Aug. 23. He was 94 years terstage.com 978-281-4433. tember. Just drop by the Senior Center on any Monday or through September 1, 102 old. OUR DEAR DEAD DRUG Wednesday in September between 9am-1pm. To qualify, Connell Highway, Newport, RI. Born in Winthrop, the be- LORD you must be at least 65 years old, bring a valid RMV is- Dinner buffet, full-length plays loved son of the late Helen Rebecca Bradshaw directs Alexis and post-show cocktail cabaret, sued ID (or a passport) and fill out an MBTA reduced-fare Sheer’s play through Sept, 1, for (Abely) and Alexander Bian- $49.95 per person. newportplay- CharlieCard form (available at the Senior Center). The Se- Off The Grid Theatre, Boston co, he was a lifelong Winthrop house.com, 401-848-7529. nior CharlieCard is valid on all MBTA services, including Center for the Arts Calderwood resident. Pavilion,Roberts Studio Theatre, He enlisted in the USNavy tion of Winthrop Cemetery on the #712 and #713 Winthrop buses. 527 Tremont St., South End, In Loving Memory of at an early age serving during Tuesday, Aug.28. Boston. $30, students with valid World War II. After his honor- Memorial donations may Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning ID, $23.bostontheatrescene.com. Carmen F. able discharge, he went on to be made to the New England sessions with Betsy Duplin is scheduled for Tuesday, August Bertino work in maintenance for the Center and Home for Veter- 28th from 2:00-3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, MIT athletic department. ans, 17 Court St., P.O. Box or tablets, along with your questions. Learning this new TORF FUNERAL 2012 Sept. 2nd 2018 845257, Boston, MA 02284- He was the devoted hus- technology can open up a whole new world for you. SERVICE band of Irene (Cartwright) 5257. and the loving father of Lin- https://www.nechv.org/do- Pre-need planning with our da McCormick of Winthrop, nations/tribute-giving/ SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are price protection guarantee. Candace Carr of Marblehead, Arrangements were under here to help you with any health insurance questions you Arrangements made at our Stephen Bianco of Peabody the direction of the Caggia- may have. If you would like to visit with one of our SHINE facility or in the comfort of and David Bianco of Bed- no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral Counselors, please call the Senior Center (617-846-8538) to your own home ford. He is also survived by Home, Winthrop. schedule an appointment. 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: eight grandchildren and five To sign the online guest- Deborah Torf Golden great-grandchildren. book go towww.caggianofu- We are looking for a volunteer Spanish teacher to teach Amy Torf Golden A graveside service was neralhome.com. a weekly one hour class. Please contact the Senior Center at Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) It has been six years held in the Cross Street sec- 617-846-8538 if you are interested. M.L. Torf (1867-1940) since you’ve been here, Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the (617) 889-2900 although we’ve cried a million tears. All types of services house? If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior Center? We put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting (800)428-7161 In our eyes you did for all types of people. the Senior Center. Thank you! www.torffuneralservice.com not die, we just can’t let you go. In our hearts is Some people prefer traditional funeral UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS To place a where you’ll be, we just services. Others prefer cremation. Wednesday, September 5 (10am-12pm): Attorney Amy wanted you to know. Some want an elaborate ceremony. Gelineau will be offering 15-minute appointments to provide legal advice and guidance to seniors. If you would like to memoriam in May you always walk Then there are others who don’t make an appointment, please sign up at the Senior Center. the in sunshine and God’s want any ceremony at all. When love around you flow, for it comes to funerals, there are Wednesday, September 12th (10am-12pm): Six Week Winthrop what it meant to lose you as many options as there are Healthy Eating Seminar. Sponsored by Mystic Valley Elder Sun no one will ever know. people. And we take pride in Services, this program is for people who want to learn more Loved & Missed being able to say we offer them all. about nutrition, and teaches how lifestyle changes can pro- mote better health. Classes will meet on Wednesdays from Wife Ellen Transcript, 10am-12pm for six weeks, beginning September 12th. If you Children Joey, Amy & are interested in attending, please sign up at the front desk. please Gregg, Matthew & Grandchildren Jake Caggiano Thursday, September 27th (10am-11am): Mystic Valley call FUNERALHOME & Ryan Elder Services Information & Referral Services. Representa- 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 tives from Mystic Valley Elder Services will be at the Senior 781-485-0588 Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 Center to answer any questions you may have about their www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. services. They can provide information on housing, homec- IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com are, transportation, legal resources and more. If you would © adfinity© like to attend, please sign up at the front desk of the Senior MAURICE W. KIRBY Center (or call 617-846-8538). UPCOMING TRIPS Sign up now at the Senior Center. Please make checks OBITUARIES payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. All obituaries and death notices will Wednesday, September 26 – Telephone, Lakes and Na- tive Americans. Cost: $99. Visit the New Hampshire Tele- be at a cost of phone Museum before boarding the MV Kearsarge for a lunch cruise on Lake Sunapee. The day will conclude with a FUNERAL HOME, INC. $75.00 per paper. visit to the Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum. • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA That includes photo. UPCOMING CASINO TRIPS • SERVING ALL FAITHS Casino Trips Cost: $28; sign up at the Senior Center. Please send to Please make checks payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. You CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION must sign up by the Friday before the trip. (617) 846-0909 [email protected] September 25, 2018 – Plainridge Park Casino (departs 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP Senior Center promptly at 9am). WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM or call 781-485-0588 Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 30, 2018 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11 • 123 APTS.FOR RENT News // the issue for two years with clude all three candidates took being the predominate topics. chance to change the formula, an award-winning consultant place last Tuesday, Aug. 14, at Education funding came up and if elected, she will make HIGHLAND RENTAL DEPT. REVERE-Small 2 plus team, and then not make the the Parlin Library – and each first of all. sure it happens. Ginny Brown Bedrooms, no utilities, changes they recommend. candidate put on their game McGonagle was on the fore- “Both of my opponents were Chrissy D'Ambrosio Atiyeh Cassidy parking very clean with Consultant Kevin Dandrade, face and gave impressive an- front for that issue, as the House in the House when the formu- View our apts in full color at HighlandRE.com jacuzzi, pets no $1,800. of TEC, said they believed Chel- swers to a packed house. was said to have shot down the la was broken for our children,” Click on Featured Rentals Call: 617 569 7500 sea could successfully make the State Rep. Joe McGonagle, funding proposal that the Sen- she said, noting that she would ------change. Candidate Gerly Adrien and ate had passed. With McGona- support increased funding for WINTHROP RENTALS WINTHROP Fort Heath The Traffic Commission also Candidate Steve ‘Stat’ Smith gle being in the House, he was all categories of students, in- "The apartments advertised Apartments, one bed- recommended sweeping circu- took to the front of the room in ready to explain. cluding low income and En- lation changes to Fay Square, front of about 100 people gath- “Nobody wanted this more glish Language Learners (ELL). may no longer be available to room, on site parking, pool, exercise room, Chelsea Square, Bellingham ered for the question-and-an- than I did,” he said. “We couldn’t “Sen. Sal (DiDomenico) sat on rent" billiard room, sun deck. Square and the City Hall front swer forum run by the Everett get that fully passed in our last the Committee and the Senate 1BR Tewksbury St...... $1,275 ht inc. Remodeled kitchen, ht/ area – where Broadway will also Democratic Committee. A rep- budget…We need to make voted to pass this. The House didn’t…If you are part of the 2BR Read St...... $2,000 N/U hw included. Pets no, become a two-way street. resentative from the League of sure we talk to those who are The changes also include Women Voters, a Newton resi- against it and find out why and problem, we need to talk about smoking no. $1750. 2BR Quincy Ave, parking ...... $1,700 new smart traffic lights which dent, moderated the questions work with them and make sure who is the solution.” Call 617-846-7300. 2BR Pearl Ave...... $2,100 N/U will be at all Broadway intersec- and the format. they have the votes. I am on the Smith said he was certain ------tions and will work via Wi-Fi to After a two-minute intro- House Ways & Means Com- with more time, the formula REVERE - 1 BR, $1300 GOVERNORS PARK help control and time the traffic duction by each candidate, the mittee and we are close to these would be changed and he would with Util, including 2BR Condos ..... From $1,600 - $1,800 lights in real time. questions – where were not changes…I don’t want to get do everything in his power to AC. Near T and beach. known to the candidates – were ahead of myself, but I would like help that along. Heat/HW Pets-no, Smoking-no. STATE REP. DEBATE asked. to see that change in the Supple- “We have to change the for- Minutes to Boston and There were more than 12 mental Budget because that’s mula,” he said. “The formula 617-846-8000 Logan. Call Vinny 781- FEATURES LIVELY The Rental Group/ questions asked of the candi- how hurt Everett and cities like needs to see that and provide A Division Of Highland Real Estate 286-7621. 9/13 QUESTIONS dates and there were more than it were.” 75 Crest Avenue Winthrop, MA 02152 ------EVERET - To date, the only a few interesting answers, with Adrien said there is no one state representative debate to in- housing and education funding but her who has not had the See NEWS Page 15 • 137 OFFICE/ AUTO COMM’L Plans and Unit Plan. Page 93 for breach of bids, to continue the sale PIANO FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE New York Mellon Trust Place Condominium, RENTALS Company, National a Condominium For mortgagor’s title see the conditions of said and to amend the terms LESSONS MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF deed recorded with the Mortgage and for the of the sale by written REAL ESTATE Association f/k/a The (hereinafter called LEGAL NOTICE Suffolk County Registry COMMUNITY purpose of foreclosing or oral announcement 1991 CHRYSLER REVERE: Off Broad- By virtue of and in Bank of New York the “Condominium”), of Deeds in Book 37449, ACTION same will be sold at made before or during way. Professional execution of the Power Trust Company, N.A. as established by Master In WINTHROP Ages 5 IMPERIAL - V6-3.3l Page 226. PROGRAM Public Auction at 12:00 the foreclosure sale. of Sale contained in a successor to JPMorgan Deed dated April 23, engine. 107.000 miles. office space. On public The premises will be Inter-City, PM on September 13, If the sale is set aside to Adult. Registrations certain mortgage given Chase Bank, N.A., as 2004 and recorded Runs fine, current transportation. Call for sold subject to any Inc., (CAPIC) 2018 at 83 Lincoln for any reason, the now being accepted by Luz Dary Berrio to Trustee for Residential at the Suffolk County details. 978-590-8810 and all unpaid taxes Request for Street, Winthrop, MA, Purchaser at the sale for September. Age inspection stickerGood Mortgage Electronic Asset Mortgage Products, Registry of Deeds, at and other municipal Proposals for all and singular the shall be entitled only to Condition, looks good. ------Registration Systems, Inc., Mortgage Asset- Book 34319, Page 202 based pricing. For more assessments and liens, HEARTWAP premises described in a return of the deposit Inc. acting solely as Backed Pass-Through (hereinafter called the information, please call. $1199 or best offer. DEADLINES: For classi- and subject to prior liens PROGRAM said Mortgage, to wit: paid. The purchaser shall nominee for Gateway Certificates Series “Master Deed”). Jim 781-771-9573 fied line ads, deadlines or other enforceable CAPIC seeks proposals The following land with have no further recourse 857-201-9075. Funding Diversified 2005-RS9 dated January The post office address 9/5 are Monday by 4 p.m. encumbrances of record from heating contractors the buildings thereon, against the Mortgagor, 9/5 Mortgage Services L.P., 27, 2017 recorded in of the Condominium entitled to precedence who can provide heating situated in Winthrop, and the Mortgagee or the Call 781-485-0588 or dated June 30, 2005 Suffolk County Registry is 173-175 Winthrop over this mortgage, and system efficiency bounded and described Mortgagee’s attorney. fax the ad to 781-485- and recorded in Suffolk of Deeds in Book 57542, Street, Winthrop, Suffolk subject to and with the modifications. Such as follows: Beginning at The description of the County Registry of Deeds Page 23, for breach County, Massachusetts 1403 benefit of all easements, modifications may the northwesterly corner premises contained in in Book 37449, Page of conditions of said 02152. The land is HELP WANTED restrictions, reservations include clean, tune and of the granted premises said mortgage shall 230 (the “Mortgage”) mortgage and for the described in said Master and conditions of evaluations, repairs at a point on the control in the event of an ------of which mortgage purpose of foreclosing Deed. This Deed, the record and subject to all and retrofits, as well southerly side of Lincoln error in this publication. NEED TO SELL Your The Bank of New York the same, the mortgaged Subject Unit and the EXPERIENCED tenancies and/or rights as heating system Street distant 37.75 feet TIME WILL BE OF THE Local Liquor Mellon Trust Company, premises located at Unit Condominium are subject AUTOMOTIVE mechanic/ House? Call to reach of parties in possession. replacements. easterly from land now ESSENCE. Store needs National Association No. 4, of the Shirley to the provisions of over 50,000 readers. Terms of the Sale: Cash, Asbestos abatement or formerly of Davison Other terms, if any, to be technician, Full or Part stock person f/k/a The Bank of New Place Condominium, Massachusetts General Call 781-485-0588 or cashier’s or certified contractors are needed and running Easterly announced at the sale. time available. Must and able to learn York Trust Company, N.A. 173-175 Shirley Street, Laws, Chapter 183A check in the sum of to remove asbestos on said Lincoln Street, Wilmington Trust, have tools. References fax the ad to 781-485- as successor to JPMorgan Winthrop, MA 02152 (“Condominium”). cashiering. $5,000.00 as a deposit from residential heating 37.75 feet to land now National Association, not 1403 Chase Bank, N.A., as will be sold at a Public The Subject Unit is shown required. For more Must be a people must be shown at systems. To request a or formerly of Augusta in its individual capacity, ------Trustee for Residential Auction at 11:00 AM on on the Master Plan of information email:vin- person, mature, the time and place of proposal package contact P. Ingalls; thence running but solely as trustee for SELLING YOUR AUTO? Asset Mortgage Products, October 3, 2018, at the the Condominium filed [email protected] or reliable and the sale in order to Giancarlo DeSario at Southerly on land of MFRA Trust 2016-1 Call for our 4 week Inc., Mortgage Asset- mortgaged premises, in the Suffolk County dependable. qualify as a bidder (the (617)884-6130 x 125. said Ingalls, 112.5 feet Present Holder of said call 781-284-8073 or Backed Pass-Through more particularly Registry of Deeds and special! Call 781-485- mortgage holder and its To be considered for to other land of Ingalls; Mortgage, 782-389-2341. 3-9pm 5 nights Certificates Series described below, all and on the Unit Plan of 0588 or fax the ad to designee(s) are exempt selection all proposal thence running Westerly By Its Attorneys, Call 2005-RS9 is the present singular the premises the Subject Unit, which 9_5 from this requirement); packages must be on land of said Ingalls ORLANS PC 617-710-8202 781-485-1403 holder by assignment described in said is attached hereto as high bidder to sign received by CAPIC, 100 42.70 feet; thence PO Box 540540 ------from Mortgage Electronic mortgage, to wit: Exhibit A, and the written Memorandum of Everett Avenue, Unit 14, running; Northerly on Waltham, MA 02454 Registration Systems, The Condominium Unit verified statement of a Sale upon acceptance of Chelsea, MA 02150 by 4 land now or late of Phone: (781) 790-7800 Inc. (“MERS”), solely as known as Condominium registered architect in bid; balance of purchase PM on Friday, September Marshall 120.40 feet to 16-004355 nominee for Gateway Unit Number 4 the form required by price payable in cash 28, 2018. This notice the point of beginning. 8/23/18, 8/30/18, Funding Diversified (hereinafter called Massachusetts General or by certified check in is subject in all respects Tax ID: 047-054 Deed 9/6/18 Mortgage Services LP, the “Subject Unit”), Laws, Chapter 183A, thirty (30) days from the to the Terms and 8588:626 W its successors and/or in the Condominium Section 8 and 9, that is date of the sale at the Conditions of the Request The premises are to assigns to The Bank of known as Shirley affixed to said Master YARD offices of mortgagee’s for Proposal package. be sold subject to and attorney, Korde & Minority contractors are with the benefit of all LEGAL NOTICE SALE FHAP AGENCIES &OTHER STATE/ Associates, P.C., 900 encouraged to apply. easements, restrictions, BOARD OF LICENSE      Chelmsford Street, Suite 8/16/18, 8/23/18, encroachments, building COMMISSIONERS LOCAL REFERRAL AGENCIES 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 8/30/18 and zoning laws, liens, PUBLIC HEARING     or such other time as unpaid taxes, tax titles,       R/C/W 9-10-18    may be designated water bills, municipal Notice is hereby given All real estate advertising in this  by mortgagee. The liens and assessments, that the Board of License This Week description for the rights of tenants and newspaper is subject to the Federal     LEGAL NOTICE Commissioners will premises contained in parties in possession, and Fair Housing Act of 1968, which    MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF conduct a Public Hearing REVERE    said mortgage shall SALE OF REAL ESTATE attorney’s fees and costs. on Monday September  makes it illegal to advertise any control in the event of By virtue and in TERMS OF SALE: 10, 2018, on or after preference, limitation or discrimi-     a typographical error in execution of the Power A deposit of FIVE 7:00 p.m. in the Joseph BARN/YARD SALE nation based on race, color, reli-    this publication. of Sale contained in a THOUSAND DOLLARS Harvey Hearing Room,      Other terms to be AND 00 CENTS gion, sex, handicap, familial status    certain Mortgage given Town Hall, Winthrop, (number of children and or preg-  announced at the sale. by Gertrude Lovering ($5,000.00) in the form Massachusetts, 02152, 133 HIGH ST The Bank of New York of a certified check, nancy), national origin, ancestry, and Richard W. Lovering upon on the Common     Mellon Trust Company, to World Savings Bank, bank treasurer’s check Victualler’s Application of SAT-SUN SEPT 1 & 2 age, marital status, or any inten-        National Association FSB, dated January or money order will be Brianna Flannery SAT-SUN SEPT 8-9 tion to make any such preference,  f/k/a The Bank of New 24, 2007 and recorded required to be delivered on opening The Hive, York Trust Company, N.A. at or before the time limitation or discrimination.     with the Suffolk County Presented by Boston 10 AM - 2 PM This newspaper will not knowingly      as successor to JPMorgan Registry of Deeds at the bid is offered. The Local Co-Op, located accept any advertising for real    Chase Bank, N.A., as Book 41254, Page 40, successful bidder will on 19 Somerset Ave.,  Trustee for Residential be required to execute Winthrop, MA 02152 ANTIQUES- COLLECTIBLES- TOOLS estate that is in violation of the subsequently assigned       Asset Mortgage Products, to Wilmington Trust, a Foreclosure Sale At said hearing, all law. Our readers are hereby      Inc., Mortgage Asset- National Association, not Agreement immediately interested persons will be CAMERAS-FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS informed that all dwellings adver-    Backed Pass-Through after the close of the  in its individual capacity, given an opportunity to BOTTLES-KEROSENE LANTERNS- CLOTHING tising in this newspaper are avail- Certificates Series but solely as trustee bidding. The balance of be heard. able on an equal opportunity     2005-RS9 for MFRA Trust 2016-1 the purchase price shall All documents pertaining      Korde & Associates, P.C. be paid within thirty to this hearing can be MOVIE POSTERS-CHILD’S ROLLTOP DESK basis. 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News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14 the funding so all of these “If you make $30,000 a year, the Police Station and calling off has been horrible since edge the neighborhood’s kids are counted. Education is you would pay something ICE.” SCHOOL CAUSES the school started full oper- concerns,” she said. “We un- the way out of this mess. That’s like the $2 fare it is now,” she Adrien responded later TRAFFIC JAM ations last Tuesday, Aug. 14. derstand there were a lot of how we’ll change inequality, said. “If you make more than with disappointment for Mc- There are reports of impatient EVERETT – Residents of frustrations. For the first week, jobs and incomes…It has to $100,000, you would pay more Gonagle’s answer. parents driving on sidewalks, Fleet Court in the Village have we were not allowing parents be the number one issue.” than the current fare.” “Gangs are not just part of going the wrong direction on to come into the parking lot to taken to patrolling their own streets and simply gridlocking When it came to transpor- When it came to immi- the immigrant community,” street. pick up the children because tation, Smith had some inter- gration, particularly making she said. “As somebody who the neighborhood. The small private way hasn’t The Pioneer Charter School there were so many kids there. esting ideas, including mak- Massachusetts and Everett a supports immigrants, it’s very incurred a wave of crime or It was for safety, but because ing simple changes to the bus Sanctuary State and City, there sad to hear that accusation.” already has a long-standing some other rash of misdeeds, location for its high school on we heard the concerns of routes to take people where was a difference of opinions. On another topic, McGo- but rather it has been inun- Summer Street, but last year neighbors, we are going to put they need to go. “When it comes to the Safe nagle had a strong opinion on dated with desperate parents they consolidated several lo- in a new pattern.” “The success of the T is Communities Act, I think we Capital Punishment, saying trying to navigate the narrow cations into the building in She said the new “rolling critical to Everett,” he said. need to have an honest conver- he is considering supporting paths of the Village to the the Village near Santilli Circle. dismissal” should stop the “Every bus is full. We should sation about it,” said Adrien. a measure that would use the new Pioneer Charter School, Last spring, they opened the problems at dismissal. She do things like make the 104 or “(On a Sanctuary State), I death penalty for those who which last week debuted with new consolidated location for said most of the problems they 109 bus continue on to Har- would support that. Our im- kill police officers. its full contingent of 600-plus K-4, and then last week, the were aware of were at dismiss- vard Square. Now, people have migrants are important and “I believe if you kill a police students in Grades K-8. full K-8 contingent reported al. to get off and take the City bus are important contributors to officer, you should be pun- “We have a couple of peo- to the new school in the Vil- “We’re really just trying to or the 86. If they just contin- our society. I will never turn ished and the extreme pun- ple on the street who have lage. address the problems that we ued on, it would be such an my back against them.” ishment is death,” he said. “I posted themselves on the cor- Rosanna Corrado, direc- easy fix.” Smith said he wouldn’t sup- would support that and the ner to try to keep people from saw,” she said. “We have been tor of communications from going back and forth with Then, when it came to a port the Sanctuary State or governor is talking about coming down our street,” the school, said they under- fare increase for the T, Smith City issue, and Rep. McGona- that…The police need our said Kathy Prizzio. “The huge elected officials about their stand the concerns and hope input to make sure everyone said he would prefer to raise gle agreed. support now. That won’t be increase in traffic is a huge to implement a new policy to is all set.” fares on items that don’t af- “I would not be in favor of an easy vote for me. I think nightmare and inconvenience help with pick-ups in the af- to the people here. Our street She said part of the problem fect residents, such as the $22 making Everett a Sanctuary that officer in Weymouth was ternoon. Part of the problem, week-pass that is designed for City or making the state a killed because he hesitated abuts the parking lot of the is simply the large amounts school, but there is a chain she said, was that with the ex- tourists. Sanctuary State,” said Smith. and was worried what would panded student population, of new students with parents “That has to be the great- Said McGonagle, “It’s a happen to him if he shot. I link fence to keep it closed. who are coming to the Village People are driving down the they did not let parents drive est deal on any transportation complex issue and not easy would support the death pen- into the parking lot at dismiss- for the first time. Many of system in the U.S.,” he said. “I but at this point I’m not in fa- alty for that.” street frantically and realizing them are unfamiliar with the they can’t get through and so al due to safety concerns. That think it’s $60 in New York. The vor of making Massachusetts Smith and Adrien were then they try to do a U-turn. led to mayhem on the sur- traffic patterns and the streets, need to raise things like that a Sanctuary State or Everett against the death penalty. That’s not easy on these nar- rounding streets. so the first week partly had first. It only affects tourists. It a Sanctuary City. We need to All three candidates had row streets…I’m angry at the Now, she said, they will im- some learning curve to over- wouldn’t hurt any resident in give law enforcement all the significant support in the au- City for allowing the school to plement a policy where par- come, she said. Greater Boston.” tools they need to help. We dience for their campaigns, come here, but I’ve heard they ents can come at dismissal and Councilor Michael Mc- On a fare increase, Adrien have an issue in this city with and left after having a very didn’t really have a choice.” circulate through the parking Laughlin said he got several said she is against any increase gangs and we do a great job informative forum. No one And that’s just one street. lot as they do during morning calls on Friday from residents across the board. She said she with policing. I don’t believe candidate refused to answer Callers from all over the drop-offs. who described a very chaotic prefers a system that charges the EPD is pulling people any of the many questions on Village told the Independent “We definitely heard about scene with traffic violations people based on their income. over ad driving them down to numerous subjects. that traffic at pick up and drop the problems and acknowl- and safety issues. 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Photos by Marianne Salza

The Winthrop Police and Fire Departments sponsored the Aug. 22, Winthrop Senior Center BBQ. Officers and firemen prepared and served burgers, hot dogs, and water- melon to over 170 seniors, a community that is important to the first responders. Friends enjoyed socializing, bidding on raffles, and visiting with local officials during the lun- cheon. Members of the Winthrop Police and Fire Departments gathered for the Aug. 22 Winthrop Senior Deputy Police Chief John Goodwin, Ronald DeStefano, and Center BBQ. More than 170 gathered for the event. Town Manager Austin Faison.

Michael Carter spending time with Florence Catazone and Jean Beatrix Doran and Greg Henning, Barry. Buddy Mangini and Barry Steg. Kevin and Deb McCarthy. candidate for district attorney.

Winthrop High School volunteers: Michael Gillis, Evan Smotrich, Michael Carter, Chris Town Manager Austin Faison greeting the senior community. Ruth Vosolo enjoying her after- Viscio, and Kaitlyn Carter. noon.

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