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By Seth Daniel City Councilor Lydia Edwards bly made sense. The mission of and several in the community have both MassPort and the BRA, at Details from a sublease between focused on the land as a key parcel the time, was to spur economic MassPort and its Charlestown for potential green space or devel- growth in an area and region that tenant, Boston AutoPort, show opment or both and are calling for had just lost its Navy Yard and that the Authority earned approx- a community process to discuss other main sources of industry. imately $562,151 in rent on what the community wants. “There have been some initial waterfront, City-owned land in “The goal is to make sure that conversations about not just the Charlestown over a period of six community has full transparency Little Mystic specifically, but also years. and to assure that we are working looking at all the government-type It is the same City-owned land on the best deal for Charlestown,” property in the area,” he contin- that MassPort leased from the she said. “For me that means look- ued. “There is a ton of it. We need Boston Planning and Development ing at the numbers and making a big picture look at where do we Cyan Agency (BPDA) for $1 over a sure we are getting our fair share.” want to go as a community. The

40-year period, making its rent State Rep. Dan Ryan countered Little Mystic was a good impetus, Magenta to the City about 2.5 cents per that one has to consider the his- but we need to look bigger and year. The 94,199 sq. ft. parcel’s tory of the 40-year lease, noting broader.” lease is up July 2019, and that fact that the Little Mystic land had He said that he, Councilor

has stirred controversy between nowhere near the value back then Edwards and Sen. Sal DiDomenico Yellow the Town, the City and MassPort that it does today. That said, he are all on the same page with the over what will become of it in the indicated it was an important time planning for Little Mystic and future – whether MassPort would for the Town to examine the land. other government-owned land Black

Photo by Derek Kouyoumjian continue to collect rent from other “This is interesting opportuni- with the Walsh Administration companies or whether the com- ty to revisit where Charlestown and State agencies. Brian Sullivan and Jeff Zettel look at a gravestone amongst the Phipps fam- munity could come together to has been and envision where ily in the Phipps Burial Ground, one of the stops on the new Charlestown discuss other uses for the water- we want to go,” he said. “Back Preservation Society’s walking tour app. The Phipps Burial Ground is one of (Little Mystic. Pg. 14) 40 years ago, a $1 lease proba- the oldest in Boston and is typically closed to the public, but was open last front parcel. Sunday, May 20, for the premiere of the walking tour app and a BBQ fundraiser for Memorial Hall renovations. See more photos on Page 9. Training Field is a place where Timing wasn’t right for Bunker Hill ‘Never Forget’ cannot be ignored on Winthrop Square tower mitigation By Seth Daniel the Training Field sacred ground. portrait artist in Boston. He was We also have the Millmore stat- well-known for making drawings dollars in mitigation payments – By Seth Daniel ue here dedicated to the men of of battles and the men in camp some of which went to housing As Memorial Day approaches, it becomes time for the community Charlestown who died in the Civil but distinguished himself in battle When the Winthrop Square developments being redeveloped. to remember those who perished War. Charlestown always stood up at Gettysburg when he made a tower got its final approv- At first glance, many in the in the act of defending the country to fight, and we remember them daring move and saved his cap- als at the Boston Planning and Town wondered why it was that in war. here. We owe both of them a great tain’s life during the battle. Reed, Development Agency (BPDA) Bunker Hill got left out of that Many go to a cemetery or debt. We can’t forget them.” however, did live to see the end of Board meeting last Thursday, payday, while developments in an official memorial – but in The Training Field was estab- the war, something that many in May 17, it unlocked millions of (Winthrop Square Pg. 13) Charlestown there is no better lished in 1632 to “train” or Charlestown did not enjoy. place to go than the Training Field, drill bands of militia known as The list of the Civil War dead, which was founded for military Training Bands. In the mid 19th which Hurley provided the paper, purposes and has become a prime century the men from Charlestown is shocking. CNC CORNER place where those who died on drilled there prior to leaving to It is estimated that about 4,000 fight in the Civil War. men served in the Civil War from The monthly meeting of the Charlestown Neighborhood Council in the Battle of Bunker Hill, and Arthur Hurley, of the American Charlestown. The list indicates that will be held on Tuesday June 5 at 7 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus those from Charlestown who died Legion Post, said when Civil War 171 died in combat or of disease. Hall, 545 Medford Street. At 6 p.m., we will be giving out the awards in the Civil War, are memorialized. veterans came back, there was They fell in places like Bull Run, from the Spaulding-CNC Community Partnership Fund. All are “When I think of the Training always a Parade, and they always Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, invited to attend, to celebrate, and to thank our amazing community Field, I think of those men who ended up at the Training Field. He Gettysburg, Grant’s Campaign, volunteers and Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital for its generosity. At stood up to the British and how noted that there were three Civil and the Richmond campaign. the regular meeting, there will be a presentation by Gray MacLetchie scared they must have been to War Medal of Honor recipients The first man to die was with regard to his development project in Sullivan Square, and we are see that organized British army from Charlestown and two that Ebenezer Field, a 27-year-old hoping to host Boston City Councilor-At-Large Ayanna Pressley to coming up at them,” said Billy moved here after the war. mason from Charlestown, who update us on her work. The public is encouraged to attend. Kelly, president of the Friends of the Training Field. “Most of the One of the most prominent was died on July 18, 1861 at the First soldiers didn’t die on the hill, they Medal of Honor recipient Charles died down here and that makes Wellington Reed, who was born (Schoolboys Page 13) in Charlestown and a famous MAY 24, 2018 24, MAY

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For tickets, please go to: email: [email protected], or call 617 417 6028 A O John Benson, Charlestown FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 28 THROUGH MAY 30 MAY 28 THROUGH FOR THE WEEK OF MAY ur CHARLESTOWN ADVERTISING DEADLINES ADVERTISING Robbery – Street 05/17/18 – A victim reported Drugs 05/18/18 - As a result of an O All Real Estate • • Retail Classified • Advertising Memoriams Contact Christine Vraibel at THE COMMUNITY ROOM: Contact Christine Vraibel RESERVE [email protected]. : Meet the police & discuss publicMEETING: Meet the police & POLICE/COMMUNITY of every month at the police station, safety issues on the last Wednesday room. community Street, at 6:00 p.m., 2nd floor, 20 Vine INFO: Contact the District A-1 Community Service POLICE RELATED Office at 617-343-4627. DRUG DEALING: REPORT Line at 617-343-4879. CHARLESTOWN POLICE STATION: Any Questions, Please Call Your Ad Representative 781-485-0588 Representative Ad Please Call Your Questions, Any while walking on Green Street, she was jumped and robbed by two males and a female. At that time, one of the male suspects pushed her to the ground and took her cell phone and money. ongoing drug investigation in the area of Polk Street, two individu als were placed under arrest for possession of a Class B substance (cocaine) with intent to distribute. A search warrant was also execut BHA land, but she can't tell BHA land, map boundary place Assessor's accurate. is ment map shows her a muchassessor's area sidewalk wider wedge-shaped BHA land ver near the corner at evident in my recent sus the straight sidewalk, follow straight the sus St. that’s ing the angle of Union

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THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE I want to commend those in last week's paper. I commend in last week's paper. both the Charlestown Coalition for coming up it around and Turn with the idea of a Peace Garden in Charlestown in memory of all have suffered who of the Town violence or substance abuse in My moth- history. their family’s Harrington family suffered er’s through an unsolved homicide almost 90 years ago when my mother was a young girl. One of her older brothers was found dead in a doorway on Main Street and my ma always remembered how andkilled been had brother her would tell me that story over the years. She had several losses over the years but that one really hurt.. - - 2012

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never to be forgotten. during those turbulent times are The sacrifices made by so many so many who protested it all. so many died and back home,and died many so tion of a war so many fought and see that it is a 50th commemora from 2012 until 2025. Difficult to a proclamation that would run tion of Vietnam began in tion of Vietnam when President Obama signed and many did. board the ship for its turnaround Navy invited Vietnam vets to Navy invited Vietnam T Townies gathered to remember those brave Vietnam vets of 50 years ago Vietnam gathered to remember those brave Townies MAY 24, 2018 24, MAY MAY 24, 2018 24, MAY and Daniel Plummer.

Meanwhile the relays tookMeanwhile the relays The City Championship 4x400 Relay team: (Clockwise, top to bottom) Christopher Michel, Ricardo Darius, Dionix Villilo gold, with Christopher Michelgold, with in City Championship winning a 400and hurdles 110m the both m hurdles. citywide inhome top honors 4 x 400. both the 4 x 100 and was the City Champion winner of the 110m hurdles

Photos by Patrick O’Connor Photos by Patrick CHS TRACK HAS BANNER DAY HAS BANNER TRACK CHS The Charlestown High SchoolCharlestown The Christopher Michel and 400m Hurdles. boys’ track team had a bannerboys’ track team had day at the City Championships Thursday, in White Stadium last had a greatMay 17. The team has home someyear and brought - - Parade and use

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Working and Weston from a plan by Spurr, design studio, BPDA Sampson’s staff and the general contractor completed the transformation of the Park in November of 2013. maintained by Spaulding for limited maintenance activities, such as cleaning, emptying trash bar rels, snow removal. Another 41,000 tons of sediment was dredged from the inlet out side of Encore Boston Harbor using barges. The river bed was capped with 30,000 tons of clean sand and a 24,000 square-foot living shoreline was planted to bring the site to its original condition, facilitate the natural cleanup of the Mystic River and support the wildlifeand fish native of return to the area. No public or taxpayer funds were used for the cleanup. complete, efforts to finalize the Encore Harborwalk are under way. - - - - The payments will come frompayments will The immediate andthe both “Over Of key notation is the inclusion The remediation work com- The Community Health Partnership Merit Scholarship has gone to numer The Community Health Partnership Merit ous Charlestown residents seeking to further their educations over the last ous Charlestown residents seeking to further of students, including two sis 10 years. Included in the mix are a variety (left) (2014) and Caroline ters who won in previous years, Bridget Collier Collier (2017). facilitate the transfer of the Park and to support what will become waterfrontof part important an pub- the both for programming lic and Spaulding patients, BRA staff has negotiated an agreement whereby financial assistance for these efforts and maintenance of the Pier 10 improvements, to be done over and above Spaulding’s ongoing activities, will be pro vided.” Historic Monument the BPDA’s Area Funds, which it said was a visiblevery a activate to way great asset. long term, an active and vital End of the Menino Park at Yard’s can rea Charlestown Navy Yard sonably be expected to add to the overall value of the Navy Yard, visi- most highly one of the BRA’s ble assets,” read the memo. transfer. part of the Pier 10 as of somewhatimproved was 10 Pier executive director of MyRWA. MyRWA. of director executive want to be first to congrat “We ulate them and celebrate the suc- cess of this environmental clean up. This environmental project is a win-win-win for economic development, urban parks and the environmental quality of the to excited We’re Mystic River. keep going in our shared efforts to improve the Mystic River envi- ronment.” pleted by Encore Boston Harbor included the successful removal of 840,000 tons of contaminated soil from the land using 11,900 truckloads and 4,700 rail cars— enough dirt to fill Fenway Park. ------6 By Seth Daniel The Boston Planning and The Boston Planning and The BPDA approved the trans “Reflective of the BRA’s con “Reflective of the BRA’s The Encore Boston Harbor Boston Encore The The Mystic River Watershed Resorts arrived “When Wynn Applications for the 2018 the 2018 Applications for Menino Park in Navy Yard transferred to Parks Department Menino Park in Navy Yard Development Agency (BPDA) has Thomasof transfer the approved Menino Park and the adjacent theto Yard Navy the in Drydock Boston Parks Department, along with a $37,500 activation payment. fer of its property at Thursday’s fer of its property at Thursday’s Bostonthe with meeting, Board Parks Commission already voting to accept ownership. The trans fer from BPDA came with the promise of five annual payments of $7,500 for maintenance and activation. activ core its upon centration ities of development and plan ning, the agency has sought to transfer ownership of the Park to the Boston Parks and Recreation Department for long-term stew ardship and programming,” read a memo to the Board. “In order to resort sits on the Mystic River in down- the overlooking Everett, town Boston skyline. Several chemical companies were housed on the land from 1868 to 1983, Mystic rendering the urban River waterfront on the Everett/ to inaccessible line Charlestown the public for more than 100 years. also cele- Association (MyRWA) brated the site cleanup. on the Mystic, our organization challenged the company to clean up the site and install a living Herron,Patrick said shoreline,” - to commu strate a commitment andnity service in Charlestown, decade havewinners over the past in the commu served crucial roles Applicants have volunteered nity. mentored at for Special Townies, and Girlsthe Charlestown Boys sports at theClub, coached youth Center, Charlestown Community pantry atand managed the food Harvest on Vine. Charlestown Community Health Care Merit Scholarship will be May accepted through Thursday, and information more View 31. apply at www.mghihp.edu/merit. Maine. Recipients must demon Maine. 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d RevolutionaryClinics.org 67 Broadway, Somerville 617-213-6006 n Bunker Hill Community College is a a Truck parking lot. Touch fun, free community event with over 20 vehicles for kids of all learnclimb on and touch, to ages about. Please continue to check our email updates and web site for more information about other byplanned community events President Sean O’Brien Teamsters Local 25 in Charlestown awarded college scholarships worth Local 25 in Charlestown awarded Teamsters May membership meeting, $60,000 to 30 high school students at its Local 25 May 20, at the Local 25 Union Hall. Teamsters held Sunday, Charlie Baker as he pre President Sean O’Brien was joined by Gov. 25 Memorial Scholarship Awards. Local sented students with Teamsters each year to children of Local 25 provides scholarships Teamsters to help the next generation of members and retirees as a way Teamster goals. leaders achieve their academic and career scholarships are a shining “The young men and women receiving these the future,” said Teamsters example of why we can be optimistic about Local 25 President Sean O’Brien. who will be our next leaders. bility to provide opportunities for the youth is the smartest investment we Supporting and inspiring the next generation for all moving forward.” can make to ensure we create a better world hard work is being recognized “Congratulations to all the students whose “Investing in education Baker. with these awards,” said Governor Charlie we look forward to the con will open doors to further opportunities and communities.” tributions these students will make in their Local 25 was pleased to welcome Governor Charlie Baker to Teamsters Local 25 Memorial Scholarship Awards participate in the 2018 Teamsters Ceremony. RevolutionaryClinics.org 67 Broadway, Somerville 617-213-6006 ------

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inthrop In fact, the reason Bunker Hill BPDA after the Last Thursday, $25 million to the Boston “I sit in the Training Field a lota Field Training the in sit “I For a full, searchable list of the W The 11 proposed locations are •Sullivan Square T Stop Center •Schrafft’s South Boston and East Boston collected millions. It could have been seen as a slight to the One Charlestown development – the largest redevelopment of the larg est single housing development in Boston – but City officials said that was certainly not the case. was left out, they said, was because the timing was not right, the other developments were further along, and the other developments did not contain the mixed-income strategy with market-rate units. approval, a $163 million mitigation payment became available to went Some $28 million the City. to Boston Common, and anoth er $28 million went to Franklin Park. Also within that package was (BHA) rede Housing Authority’s velopment efforts at Old Colony in Southie, and $10 million for its of victory. and think about these men,” saidand think about these to remember all need “We Kelly. plaques herethe fallen. The two 140 namesrecord the names of Hill, butthat died on Bunker up to 400.some believe it was the BritishThey were fed up with andready to stand up were and men and still have fight for it. We towilling are who today women stand up and fight, and even die, for that same thing. It gives me a child to think about it.” Charlestown,dead from War Civil check out the Patriot Bridge website. female figure represents America. represents figure female sail a soldier and She is crowning signlaurel wreath as a or with a on as soon as they’re installed. Get ready for a great summer of biking in Boston.” as follows: St. Baldwin at St. •Main •Medford St. at Mead St. •Medford St. at Charlestown BCYF Sq. Thompson at St. •Main St. St. at Devens •Main Yard Navy •Charlestown •Flagship Wharf •8th St. at 1st Ave. •Common St. at Park St.

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The statue was sculpted in His body was later dug up andHis body was later The Soldiers and Sailors statue Final decisions will be made final com- collecting the “After the Town. in Tennessee and would retreat in Tennessee bycharge third and final the on Holmes, likethe Confederates. vowed he would die with Warren, his men. and buriedwas shot in the head his men. in a mass grave with Hill. life in that would copy Warren’s he led a group of men 1872 by Martin Milmore, and the returned to Charlestown. on the Field is a memorial to those 4,000 men from Charlestown and who fought in the Civil War those who never returned back to was Dr. Joseph Warren, who Joseph Warren, was Dr. the Battle of Bunkerdied at tions in Charlestown this summer as a result. Input on the proposed locations can be given online at BikeShare Expansion the City’s website. This proposed Blue Bike (formerly rental location has bike HubWay) been identified by the City at the Field. The City put up Training signage recently on 11 locations in as part of the Citywide the Town expansion of Blue Bike. There will be five to seven new docking sta considered. The decision on locations rests heavily on input from the general public, which can be website given online at the City’s under the ‘BikeShare Expansion’ heading. this summer and new docking stations will be installed at that comewill The expansion time. at no cost to the City and will be paid for through advertising stationsdocking on the revenues and on the bikes. ments on our proposed maps, we will move ahead with locating and permitting the final locations,” post the read the website. “We’ll final plans online. Stations will be placed in waves and turned - - - - - to He came back back came He

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CCHI served nine months with theserved nine months to Civil War veterans. to Civil War the present-day statue dedicatedthe present-day statue Field at 4 Adams St. right behindField at 4 Adams St. Holmes, who lived on the Training the Training Holmes, who lived on Gettysburg - was Lt. P. Marion P. Gettysburg - was Lt. from Charlestown. amazing things in the Civil War the Civil War amazing things in several prominent men who didseveral prominent men Historical Society said there were there Historical Society said of disease related to the battle.of disease Charlestown were killed or diedkilled or were Charlestown Battle of Bull Run. Battle of Bull

was recently put up to alert peo tions were identified, and signage ple that the location was being rollout of locations follows sever 100 new locations citywide. The effort and will locate more than fall. even after the expansion. including one in Charlestown last ue to leave them out year-round, ue to leave them out year-round, al public meetings across the city, year-round. The plan is to contin The year-round. them out on the streets for use dock stations for winter – leaving (BTD) did not remove the bike Transportation Department Department Transportation the first year that the Boston Street Park. This year was Street Park. This year was Thompson Square and by Eden such as in the Navy Yard, in such as in the Navy Yard, docking stations in Charlestown,

location. at the same location or another be returned to a docking station of time, and the bike has to can use a credit card at the sta a periodrent the bike for tion to the sidewalk or curb. Customers station, with stations located on renting a bike that is locked to ais locked a bike that renting rentals. Blue Bike works throughworks Bike rentals. Blue seven new docking hubs for bike will eventually locate five to throughout Charlestown, and and Charlestown, throughout identified 11 potential locations expansion. former HubWay, now Blue Bike, former HubWay, consider new locations for the week as the City continues to languages – have popped up this the Town – in numerous different the Town fences and sidewalks throughout MAY 24, 2018 24, MAY ------MAY 24, 2018 24, MAY On Wednesday, a spokes On Wednesday, Meanwhile, the Boston Through the grapevine, many forward to con “We…look operations of the AutoPort. person for MassPort said, in defense of the rent payments, the Authority makes an $18.2 mil lion Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) payment to the City She also of Boston each year. said, in 2018, MassPort is con tributing more than $50,000 to the Charlestown community in grants, summer job programs and other community initiatives. AutoPort currently processes and nearly 80,000 cars annually, the area is home to approximate ly 10 maritime/industrial busi nesses with hundreds of employ ees. The AutoPort will generate almost $1.5 million in taxes for the City and Commonwealth in 2018. Since 2011, the AutoPort has made $15 million in capi tal improvements, the MassPort spokesman said. have indicated that the BPDA is hesitant to give up the land for anything other than the current use and would like to re-ne gotiate the existing lease with MassPort. In recent comments that seemed to be to the paper, the case as last month they said the parcel helps to create jobs and economic activity. tinued conversations about the required active maritime industrial/water dependent use on this land,” read a statement last “These con month to the paper. versations will require the input of multiple state and local stake holders. The BPDA parcels at Little Mystic create a significant amount of economic impact for the Charlestown neighborhood, including approximately 500 jobs.” E

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2 Black All month long! PRIME + 0% Small Business Line of Credit for the first year 1.00%APY 3 Small Business Money Market

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Business entities must be located in New England. All offers valid as of 4/30/18 thru 5/31/18 and may be withdrawn at any time. Limit one of each offer per business entity. Special offers cannot be combined with any other offers. 1Offer good for new to bank business checking customers only. Open an Analyzed Business Checking Account during the offer period and we will credit your account within 90 days. Minimum opening deposit of $50. Account must be open for 90 days and also must be open to receive credit. No minimum balance is required to receive the credit. The value of this credit is $300 and will be reported as interest. Customers who enroll in a Cash Management Package during offer period will pay $25 per month for the first 12 months. After the promotional period, the fee will increase to $50 per month. The Cash Management Package requires an Analyzed Business Checking Account and includes Business Online Banking, Business Mobile Banking with Mobile Deposit, Business Bill Pay, Remote Deposit Capture, Wire, ACH Prefunding, Positive Pay, and the Small Business Debit Card. Additional fees may apply. 2Offer good for a new small business line of credit between $10,000 and $500,000. Must apply during offer period and close within 30 days of approval. The Prime Rate is 4.75% as of 4/30/18. Loan amounts over $250,000 may require an appraisal and are subject to an appraisal fee. A mortgage file fee may also apply. Offer subject to credit approval. 3Annual Percentage Yield. Minimum opening deposit of $25,000 in new funds, not previously on deposit at Cambridge Savings Bank. The Small Business Money Market is a variable rate product and subject to rate changes. If your daily balance is $5,000,000 or less, the interest rate paid on the entire balance will be 0.99% with an APY of 1.00%. An interest rate of 0.20% will be paid only on portions of your daily balance greater than $5,000,000. The APY for balances in this tier ranges from 1.00% to 0.20% depending on the balance in the account. Fees may reduce earnings.