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VOLUME 19, No. 69 WEDNESDAY Revere man dies from September 19, 2018 shark attack on Cape

INDEX By Sue Ellen Woodcock Editorial 4 Sports 11 Friends and family are mourning the loss of Revere Police News 8 resident Arthur Medici, 26, Real Estate 18 after he was bitten by a shark Classifieds 18 in Wellfleet and died on - Sat urday. DEATHS The attack happened off Ernest Dascoli Newcomb Hollow Beach in Wellfleet around 12:15 p.m. Michael Dellorfano Medici, of Beachland Avenue, was an active boogie-board- The late Arthur Medici. Willard A. Lindquist er and was on his board with his future brother-in-law Isaac Medici was taken to Cape Martin ‘Marty’ Millerick Rocha nearby, riding the Cod Hospital in Hyannis, waves about 30 feet off shore where he was pronounced Obituaries Page 6 when a great white shark came dead, according to State Police from behind and bit him. He spokesman David Procopio. INDEPENDENT was wearing a wetsuit and According to his Facebook NEWSPAPER GROUP swim fins. Medici’s femoral page, Medici was an engi- PHOTO BY KEIKO HIROMI arteries were severed when neering student at Bunker Hill Revere firefighters, with help from surrounding communities’ Fire Departments, battled a de- the back of his legs and the Community College and he structive 5-alarm fire on Franklin Avenue which left dozens displaced. Seen above, Revere Fire calves were bit and he bleed had worked for the Capital fighters douse the building from above in an attempt to quell the flames. to death. His friend and anoth- Grill in Burlington, but was er bystander and park ranger recently working for a piz- 50 CENTS pulled him on to the beach 5-alarm fire guts Franklin Avenue complex where CPR was performed. See SHARK ATTACK Page 2

By Sue Ellen Woodcock Tom Todisco. Medford, Somerville, Stone- NEWS The fire in the 36-unit build- ham and Wakefield Fire - De At first the Revere Fire ing soon turned to a 5-alarm partments. REMEMBERING LOST LIVES BRIEFS Department responded to 10 blaze that made roughly 100 Battling this fire came on the Franklin Ave. it was to re- people homeless and knocked heels of Revere and other fire NARFE TO MEET spond to an alarm sounding down three firefighters with departments helping out with The North Shore Chapter on the fourth floor at 2:08 p.m. heat related injuries. the gas explosion and fires in Lawrence, Andover and North of the National Active and Sunday. When firefighters -ar Fire crews from Revere Engine 1, 3, 4, 5 Ladder 1, 2 Andover over the weekend. Retired Federal Employees rived they searched each floor responded to the scene. Mu- “Once it became clear it was (NARFE) will hold its month- and found a haze floating in tual aid also came in from ly meeting on Wednesday, the air. “And then the fire made it- Cambridge, Chelsea, Ever- Oct. 3 at 1 pm at the Peabody See FIRE Page 20 self known,” said Fire Capt. ett, Lynn, Malden, Massport, Community Life Center, 75R Central Street, Peabody. This very important business meet- ing will include election of of- ficers for the coming year. Re- City Council discusses missing water meters freshments will be served. For further information, contact By Cary Shuman was told, was escorted off the ing evolved into an internal Mike Evers, 781- 842-3619. property and placed on unpaid city government communica- Councillor-at-Large Dan administrative leave because tions issue for other council- CLARK, MERKLEY Rizzo has asked that Mayor of a problem with meters and lors, who said that they only Brian Arrigo appear before serial numbers not matching.” learned about the water me- ANNOUNCE the City Council to discuss Rizzo said the City Council ter issue through rumors, on LEGISLATION TO PUT missing or unaccounted wa- should not be learning from Facebook, and on the Internet, MENTAL HEALTH ter meters for potentially 120 residents about issues that are before they were officially no- homes in the city. happening at City Hall. tified in an email from Mayor COUNSELORS IN “This was another situation “That’s unbelievable. Arrigo. that the city is now having to At bare minimum, the City Council President Jessica PHOTO BY KEIKO HIROMI EVERY K-12 PUBLIC Under candlelight last Sunday night, Sept. 16, Nor Al Abadi deal with,” said Rizzo. “What Council should have been no- Giannino asked Human Re- SCHOOL remembers a loved one lost to drugs and/or alcohol during troubles me the most about tified right away.” said Rizzo. sources Director John Viarella Marking National Suicide the 12th Annual Revere Beach Memorial at the Bandstand. The this is that I had residents call- The water meter discussion Memorial has been a longstanding way for residents to remem- Prevention Week, Congress- See WATER METERS Page 2 ing me and asking me about at Monday’s Council meet- ber those lost to the opiate epidemic and to misuse of other See BRIEFS Page 3 an employee of the city, who I substances. See more photos on Page 10. RCN gearing up for cable television option FOOTBALL SEASON STARTS By Sue Ellen Woodcock work from Everett. “We have been trying to Residents have been no- activate 2,500 per homes per ticing RCN trucks on local month and will do to the end streets and special mailers in of June 2019,” Carlson said. the mail from RCN. Soon “People may have already re- they’ll be able to choose their ceived mail pieces, there are cable service from Comcast or also billboards and we will FINAL RCN. RCN obtained its license See RCN Page 3 MARKET from the city in the past year and since then RCN has been establishing its fiber optic net- DAYS! work. Jeff Carlson, senior vice president and general man- Price subject to change ager for RCN, said that this without is a $10 million investment notice in the Revere network. RCN expects to have 11,000 homes .52 $ Per active by the end of this year, Gallon roughly half the city. RCN is Running back Captain Darius McNeil (#24) eludes a Marblehead • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service working from the south side defender during the Patriots’ home opener on Friday, Sept. 14. CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE See more photos on Page 14. SALE PENDING of Revere, extending its net-

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By Sue Ellen Woodcock the development and “sets the concept of co-working. He jective is to bring people to table,” as he likes to say. said there are many young the site.” After a summer break in O’Brien said some com- companies coming out of Developers touch on the August, the Suffolk Downs panies, because of the nature these sites. There are other subject of traffic, which will Advisory Group comprised of of the business, don’t offer a companies like John Hancock be the topic at the Oct. 10 local officials and community desk to go to everyday. Oth- and State Street Bank who are meeting. For starters there members, returned to work ers work from home or on the taking space in some of the is expected to be a total of discussing the future develop- road. People like this would We Work spaces. 6,917 parking spaces at full- ment of Suffolk Downs with use the Innovation Center. “It’s not a lot of people build out, many underneath HYM Investments, owners “There’s a plug-in mental- playing ping-pong, it may feel the buildings. Developers also and developers of the 161- ity to it,” he said. “You have like a wide-open space, may- plan to expand Route 1A from acre site in Revere and East your laptop and ID. There be a little like a dormitory but two-lanes in each direction to Boston. might be a central office -ad there is real work that is going three lanes each way. There The topics at last Wednes- ministrator there who will on,” O’Brien said. “It’s a flex- will also changes to Furlong day night’s meeting, were tell you what offices or cubi- ible, open space that encour- Drive, Tomisello Drive will workplace development to cles are available that day. It’s ages collaboration.” become a fully-signalized include Revere residents, the seems strange but it’s the na- People can expect a con- intersection, the Boardman proposed Innovation Center at ture of how things are.” sistent upbeat, clean design Street intersection will also be Beachmont, and of course the “The Innovation Center is a throughout the development addressed and more. topic of traffic came up, but table setter,” O’Brien said. “It that helps mix residential, re- O’Brien said there is no that will be discussed at the creates a new entry for what tail, restaurant, and office. The word yet on whether or not Oct. 10 meeting a which there the site is going to become. use of glass in the develop- Amazon has decided to locate will be a much-anticipated We want it to be a prominent ment, and O’Brien said ties in its HQ2 at Suffolk Downs. traffic and transportation anal- building (50,000 sq.ft.) on the to issues of sustainability and While it would be a bonus, ysis. site.” energy efficiently. This build- O’Brien has said the develop- Tom O’Brien, head of O’Brien has said that the ing is for all of us, you don’t ment of Suffolk Downs would Firefighters don special gear for an ammonia leak at the NECCO HYM Investments, said the developers will be putting up have to be an entrepreneur. still move on. Amazon is ex- plant. Innovation Center, which will $50 million for the center. We want to create an energy pected to make a decision by be near the Beachmont side of He noted a company called that goes all the way through, the end of the year. We Work, which explores the open and welcoming. The ob- Firefighters respond Water meters // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 to ammonia leak to confirm the date that an em- we get the Mayor’s Office be- ters “on Facebook.” Mayor’s Office on the wa- On Tuesday, Sept. 12 sample and investigate the sit- ployee in the Water Depart- fore the Council, so we get the “Probably about three days ter meter issue, Councillor around 2:30 p.m. a Tier 1 haz uation inside the building. At ment was placed on adminis- facts,” added Giannino. before I got the email from George Rotondo said, “At the mat response was ordered by this time the response was up- trative leave in response to the Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Mayor Arrigo,” said McKen- very simplest part of govern- water meter matter. Keefe said he agreed with na. “A couple of people called ment, communications should Revere Fire Department Dep- graded to a Tier ll. “I do not have the specific Rizzo’s request for an appear- me and asked me, ‘What was be availed to this body. On uty Chief Glen Rich as a result The mixture of Anhydrous date in front of me, but it’s not ance by the mayor before the going on?’ and I didn’t know many occasions, that is not of a report of an ammonia leak Ammonia and water under a matter of weeks or months, Council to discuss the matter. and I couldn’t tell them.” the case.” at the former NECCO plant. pressure in the copper pipes or anything like that – it would “When things like this, Ward 2 Councillor Ira No- The Council affirmed Riz- An incident command presented the possibility of the probably be a day or so,” said of sensitive issue come up, voselsky said he was notified zo’s request to have the mayor structure was formed with the copper pipes failing in a short Viarella. it would be nice to have that about the water meters, “and I appear before the Council to following agencies. U.S. Coast time which presented the need Giannino asked Viarella to information communicated encouraged the mayor to send discuss the issue. Guard Sector Boston, EPA, of a quick solution. The team obtain that information for the more quickly,” said Keefe, out the email.” Mayor Arrigo, who not DEP, Mass. State Hazardous members devised a plan to Council, saying, “it would be noting that he had heard ru- “Our body [Council] should present at the Council meet- Materials Team, NCR, NEC- remove enough product from very helpful.” mors about the matter. know and they’re entitled to ing, responded to the Coun- CO representatives as well as the system so that it was no “The Council should be in- Ward 1 Councillor Joanne know, being leaders of the cil’s criticism of his notifica- Chief Christopher Bright who longer under pressure buying cluded in any issues like this, McKenna said she first read city along with him,” said tion actions about the water assumed command of the in- time to remove the rest of the but It’s more important that about the missing water me- Novoselsky. “We have to real- meter issue. Arrigo provided cident. product at a more comfortable ize that these meters were the a copy of the email he sent to It was determined that An- and safe timeframe. No read- outdoor waters, not the reg- the councillors on Sept. 11, hydrous Ammonia had leaked ings of ammonia vapors were ular water meters that are in six days before the Council into the facility’s cooling detected outside the build- our houses. These are special meeting. water system leaving about ing. The entire process took a RHS CLASS OF 1973 REUNION meters that people use for out- Arrigo stated in the email: 20,000 gallons of contami- couple of days in order to re- Casa Lucia-61 Lucia Avenue,Revere door water use, washing their “It is not my practice, nor is nated water in the system . move the rest of the product. cars, filling their pools, and it an advisable personnel prac- With air quality on the exte- This remains an open and on- then they get a credit at the end tice, to report on every admin- rior being monitored the State going incident. Saturday Sept. 29, 2018 of the year for not having to go istrative personnel/human re- through the sewage system.” source issue that arises in the Haz Mat team made entry to 7PM — 11PM Novoselsky said that an course of city business. Per- Cost $50.00. Dinner, Music & Dessert employee has resigned and sonnel matters are sensitive there is an ongoing investiga- and frequently confidential.” Please come. Deadline has been extended to tion about how many meters The mayor went on to ex- were actually involved.” plain in the email that records SEPTEMBER 20TH. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Make checks payable to Class of 1973 RHS Reunion Ward 6 Councillor Charlie tracing the distribution of Shark Attack // Patch said he learned about these meters (used strictly for Mail to Terry Cox-42 Chestnut St. Lynnfield Ma. 01940. the incident on Facebook. outdoor purposes) were “inac- zaria. He was a native of Bra- him underwater, according to “People were calling me and curate or incomplete” and he Any questions call Terry Cox 781-334-5641 or zil and lived in Revere for the reports. John Verrengia 781-289-8670 or email [email protected] there were all kinds of sto- had placed the water depart- ries going on,” said Patch. “I ment employee on unpaid ad- last four years. He was also After the tragedy, New- waited for a statement from ministrative leave. engaged to be married. comb Hollow Beach was the Mayor’s Office and none “It’s never been the practice He loved life, he was an closed to swimming. Wellfleet came. I spoke to Bob Marra of any mayor to inform the active member of the Marana- Police and State Police from and he explained the story. Council of every personnel or tha Church on Broadway in the Cape and Islands Detec- RHS CLASS OF 1978 He was very good. I just think administrative action,” added Revere, devoting his life to tive Unit are investigating, we should be informed about Arrigo. “I remember being the Lord. He participated in Procopio said. 40TH REUNION something as important as this on the Council and not hav- the praise group and was very The Atlantic White Shark matter and given the details.” ing any of that information. involved in all of the church Conservancy, which has been Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 @ 6:30 PM Ward 5 Councillor John I think it’s a little disingenu- activities, according to his conducting research into the Powers said when matters ous when people say that they friend Tiago Silva. sharks in our area for years, Danversport Waterfront such as these arise, “the mayor weren’t informed when we “He was always joyful and offered its “sincere condo- $ should call for a meeting with did inform the Council almost willing to help others, even lences to the family of the 161 Elliot St., Danvers MA 65 per person the City Council behind closed a week before a City Council going as far as feeding the victim, and all who witnessed doors and explain the situation meeting. We did inform them homeless. He was happily en- or were affected by the tragic Enjoy the new Terrace Room with outdoor space and keep us apprised of every- and it’s never been the prac- gaged to a smart, kind-hearted incident.” and relaxing lounge, along with thing that is going on.” tice of a mayor to inform the medical student with a bright Monday night the City Dinner and Dancing!! Continuing the theme of a Council on every personnel future. Our lives are never Council held a moment of si- lack of communications be- action.” going to be the same without lence for Medici. Please send your check, payable to RHS Class of ‘78, tween the Council and the him. His laughter filled our Medici will be buried in along with your name (current & maiden), home and he will be greatly Brazil and a Go Fund Me page address, phone number, and email to THE CITY OF REVERE IS HIRING! missed by us all,” Silva said. has been established to bring This is the first fatal shark him back to Brazil where his OCT.Deadline! 15 Janine Vecchia Leach HURRY!! attack since 1936. mother and father live. So far P.O. Box 215, Prides Crossing, MA 01965 The City of Revere is Massachusetts last logged $29,000 has been raised. a fatal shark attack on July A vigil and funeral ser- looking for Senior 25, 1936, when 16-year-old vice were to be held tonight THE CITY OF REVERE Joseph C. Troy, was attacked (Wednesday, September 19) Elections Clerk off Hollywood Beach in Mat- at Family United Methodist HEALTH DEPARTMENT tapoisett by a 6-foot shark that Church in Saugus. 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Address______present your Insurance card when reg- Mail to Dianna Iandolo O.D. REVERE HIGH SCHOOL Eyewear for the Family • Eyeglasses repaired istering. 101 SCHOOL STREET REVERE, MA 02151 Senior Discounts, Medicare, HMO’s, ATTN: LISA MIRASOLO Please contact Carol Donovan, the Public and many other insurances accepted. Health Nurse at 781-485-8470 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:00am - 6:00pm • Closed Wed. & Sun.• Sat. 9:00am-3:00pm 80 Broadway • Revere, MA Thank you, 781-289-7929 The Revere Health Department Wednesday, September 19, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 3 AWARDED ‘CLERK OF THE YEAR’ decent assault and battery on a News Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 child under 14 for two sexual assaults on the same victim in woman Katherine Clark and Merkley. “That’s unaccept- workers. Fitchburg. He has additional Oregon’s Sen, Jeff Merk- able, and it puts our students’ This disparity between convictions for breaking and ley recently introduced the lives at risk. This National students’ need and available entering in the nighttime and Elementary and Secondary Suicide Prevention Week, resources can have criti- larceny from a person. Joslin School Counseling Act, a let’s commit to ensuring that cal consequences for young new bicameral legislation every child in America has ac- Americans. Mental illness af- is white, 5 feet, 7-inches tall, that would help fill the critical cess to the mental health care fects 20 percent of American weighs about 220 pounds, unmet need for school-based they need.” youth. Approximately half of with brown hair and hazel mental health services provid- In addition to Merkley, the all lifetime cases of mental eyes. He has tattoos on his up- ers in elementary and second- legislation was cosponsored illness begin by age 14, and per right arm, upper left arm, ary schools in America. in the Senate by Sen. Ron more than a third of students right arm, right forearm, and “We know that for kids Wyden (D-OR), Sen. Rich- 14 and older with mental ill- left forearm. Possibly home- to succeed, schools can’t just ard Blumenthal (D-CT), Sen. ness drop out of school. Fully less, Joslin has past ties to be about test scores,” said Michael Bennet (D-CO), Sen. 90 percent of youth who die Fitchburg, Revere, Chelsea, Congresswoman Clark. “We Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), by suicide had a mental ill- Brockton, Boston, Worcester, must invest directly in school and Sen. Angus King (I-ME). ness. and Orlando, Fla. nurses, social workers, and The recommended stu- Youth with access to men- Cathy Gravallese from the Revere Assessor’s office has been counselors who are central to dent-to-counselor ratio is 250 tal-health service providers in awarded the Clerk of the Year award from the Massachusetts fostering safe schools and pro- students per counselor, but their school are 10 times more Assessors Association. Cathy is a lifelong Revere resident with PLEASURE ISLAND moting the long-term health currently the national average likely to seek care than youth three children and four grandchildren, and has been the back- WALKING TOUR and welfare of young adults.” is 482 students per counselor without access, but school dis- bone of the Assessor’s office for 28 years and counting. It’s great On Sunday, Oct. 7, Friends “Mental health care is es- and this average continues to tricts across America lack the to see her get noticed for that hard work. of Pleasure Island President sential health care, full stop. rise. For school psychologists investment and resources to Pictured from left to right Christine Purple MAAO Executive Di- Bob McLaughlin will con- But right now in our schools, the recommended ratio is 500 provide students with the in- rector, Cathy Gravallese, Susan LeMay MAAO E- board member we’re treating it like an op- to 700 students per provider school treatment and care they duct a free walking tour of tional afterthought,” said and 250 to 1 for school social need. Young people often find the former Pleasure Island themselves waiting months amusement park site at Edge- water Office Park, located off HAPPY BIRTHDAY TRISH FIORE for mental health treatment— Association, and the Ameri- ers. Any member of the public an unacceptable delay, partic- can Psychological Associa- who sees or has information Audubon Road in Wakefield ularly at a vulnerable stage of tion. about them is urged to call (Rte. 128, Exit 42). The tour life. the Violent Fugitive Appre- will be held from 10:00 a.m. The Elementary and Sec- hension Section immediately to noon, rain or shine. This ondary School Counseling STATE POLICE SEEK SEX OFFENDER at 1-800-527-8873 or to call event is open to the public and Act would tackle this crisis 911. does not require reservations. head-on by finally providing The Massachusetts State In Revere, Michael Joslin, Police have added four fugi- Participants will meet in the the necessary resources for 54, classified as Level 3 Sex schools to provide the mental tives to its list of Most Want- first parking lot on the left af- Offender by the Massachu- health counselors their stu- ed Sex Offenders and one has ter entering Edgewater Office setts Sex Offender Registry dents need and rely on. Spe- ties to Revere. Park. cifically, it would establish Troopers from the State Po- Board, currently in violation For more information about grants to states to help ensure lice Violent Fugitive Appre- of his Lifetime Sex Offend- this tour or other events cele- that every school can meet hension Section are actively er Registration requirements brating the unique history of in Massachusetts and also the recommended counsel- searching for these fugitives, Pleasure Island, please con- wanted by the Orange Coun- or-to-student ratios. all of whom have previous- tact Bob McLaughlin at bob@ ty (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office for The Elementary and Sec- ly been convicted of violent friendsofpleasureisland.org, crimes and have failed to failure to register as a sex ondary School Counseling or go to www.friendsofplea- Act is endorsed by the Na- abide by their requirements to offender. In 2006 Joslin was sureisland.org. tional Education Association, register as Level 3 sex offend- convicted of two counts of in- the National Parent Teacher Association, the National As- Longtime Revere resident Patricia “Trish” Fiore recently cel- sociation of School Psycholo- City Council passes motion by Powers on overdevelopment ebrated a very special birthday, and was honored by Grand gists, the School Social Work Knight John J. Verrengia of the Revere Knights of Columbus. Association of America, the Ward 5 Councillor John mittee on Zoning, will prevent development. Neighbors have Shown in the photo is Trish’s co-worker Lauren Tryder. American School Counselor Powers was pleased to see large-scale development on rejected similar proposals for the City Council approve his that site. apartments and condomini- motion Monday night to limit “The entire Riverside area ums.” overdevelopment at the boat- is zoned to allow single-fam- According to Powers, the yard at the corner of Mills and ily homes, with the exception zoning change will allow CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 RCN // Thayer Avenues. of the boatyard,” said Powers. for the development of sin- meet with the mayor on Oct. Homes that can access RCN Carlson said. “Once a home is The motion, which was “The boatyard has long been gle-family homes, the con- 1 to let the city know of the now can purchase the compa- activated people will receive earlier approved by the Plan- a concern among neighbors in tinued use as a boatyard, and partnership.” ny’s Broadband product. mail pieces. People who have ning Board and the Sub-Com- that area, with regard to over- several other uses. 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El Beachmontin Improvement Kimmerle Committee, Park por medio atde una Donnelly Square subvensión delConsejo Cultural de Revere, est patrocinando el Primer Festival(directly Annual Multicultural opposite de Beachmont, the que Beachmontune a la T) on comunidad con el arte,Saturday, la comida y la música. September 22, 2018, 800.657.3272 EBSB.com El festival se llevará a cabo (con sol o lluvia), el sábado, 9 de septiembre del 2017, de 11:00from a.m. a 4:00 11 p.m. a.m. en el Kimmerle to 4Park p.m. $50 minimum deposit required to open any checking account. Other fees may apply, see schedule of fees for details. 20 en Donnelly Square (frente a la estación de Beachmont). Introductory single wallet checks available for a limited time only. Gift is awarded when account is opened. EBSB reserves the

right to substitute a gift of similar value. Please note, in the event the value of the free gift exceeds $10, the bank is required to There will be fun for the whole family report the gift value on form 1099-INT. The recipient is responsible for all applicable taxes. Bank rules and regulations apply. with music, dance presentations, exhibitors, Facebook.com/EastBostonSavingsBank Member FDIC | Member DIF The Beachmontkids Improvement activities Committee, withand, a grant of from course, the food. Revere Cultural Council, is sponsoring the first annual Beachmont Multicultural Festival, weaving the Seecommunity you together there! with art, food, and music.

The festival will be held, rain or shine, in Kimmerle Park at Donnelly Square (directly opposite the Beachmont T), on Saturday, September 9, 2017, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER

Page 4 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, September 19, 2018

RevereJournal PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley - [email protected] MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected]

A POSSIBLE HARBINGER The aftermath of Hurricane Florence on the Carolinas is an- other wakeup call for our communities. Even though many Forum preparations were made by local officials, there was still the loss of life and millions of dollars in damage. While the wind was not as severe as originally forecasted, having been downgraded from a category four hurricane to a category one, the accumulation totals of the more than two feet of rain showed how devastating this amount of rainfall in a space of 48 hours can be for people and property. We have seen in the last few months how vulnerable we are to heavy rains and high tides such as happened in August that flooded sections of Lynn. Or how many homes were flooded during the high tides in the blizzards of this winter. In East Boston, the office of Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH) has been holding classes and discussions on how to mitigate damage from rising sea levels and trying to build land seawalls to protect low laying areas. As a matter of fact, the Boston Planning and Development Agency will hold a hearing and two of the topics to be discussed will include flood protection and climate resiliency on Tuesday, Sept. 25, at 6 p.m. at the Mario Umana Academy Gymnasium, 312 Border St. In Revere where most of the community lies at or below sea level, Councillor John Powers has been advocating for cleaning out and removing the debris from the emergency water ditches to make sure that surplus water can be moved quickly. In Chelsea and Everett, the New England Produce Center is in danger of flooding from a storm like Florence and this flood- ing could cut off food supplies to many in the Northeast. One can doubt whether any amount of preparation can be successfully when in North Carolina one river is expected to crest at 62 feet. We know from super storm Sandy that new buildings and ex- tensive housing renovations should move the utilities to higher levels in the structure. Some advocate that more open land is needed to be able to absorb water, but when there are 24 inches of rain over a couple of days, the open ground is not able to absorb LETTERS to the Editor the rainfall fast enough. The greatest natural re- THANK YOU TO CO- dren Services of Lynn; Kate Revere Housing wherever there is lead, there source we have to fight -se SPONSOR Hupp of GLYSS/GAFC Pro- Authority Staff is a threat of contamination. vere flooding are the saltwa- gramming; Silvia Chiang of Service lines are the pipes that Dear Editor: ter marshes on North Shore MGH Revere Cares; Tatiana THANK YOU bring water from the main in Road and the Belle Isle On behalf of the Revere Mesa of HAVEN; Ming Sun REVERE, TREASURER the street into our homes. Marsh. We do not know how Housing Authority’s Ex- of MGH Community Health When service lines are many gallons of water these ecutive Director, Board of Associates; Lucia Enriquez GOLDBERG made of lead, they are the marshes could absorb but ev- Commissioners and staff, we of the Neighborhood De- Dear Editor: largest single source of drink- ery effort should be made to would like to extend heart- velopers; Jean Granick and Thank you for your Sept. 14 ing water contamination. try to expand the amount of felt gratitude to our co-spon- Hugo of Cambridge Health article “Goldberg Announces That’s why Treasurer Gold- water that these marshes can Many of the Revere rain ditches sor, MGH/WIC Program and Alliance; Romina Wilmot of Revere Receives $594K in berg and Revere’s effort to absorb. are ineffective being clogged Gisabel Barbosa-Horta and Vitra Health’s Adult Family Principal Forgiveness Funds replace these lead service In the end we are reminded with debris. the following sponsors who Care Program; Curious Crea- for Water Projects.” We com- lines is so important to public of the quote: contributed to making our tures; The Revere Farmers mend State Treasurer Gold- health. “Oh God thy sea is so great Summer Kickoff Event held Market; and Harley Davidson berg and the City of Revere Unfortunately, tests are and my boat is so small” on Aug. 9 for RHA tenants a of Revere Chapter #3905 and for working together to fund confirming lead in other plac- huge success. LOH of Harley; and the Point the removal of an estimated es as well - including our Among those who helped of Pines Yacht Club for their 600 lead service lines in the schools and pre-schools. So A SOMBER CEREMONY are Revere Police Department, generous donation. We also city. let’s build on this progress and The annual Revere Beach Memorial was held on Sunday in particular Officers Lauria, would like to acknowledge Lead impairs how our chil- work together to “get the lead night at the Reinstein Bandstand. This moving ceremony of Singer, and Salvati; Andrew DJ Alan Labella for provid- dren learn, grow, and behave-- out” of drinking water across remembering the 160 residents lost to drug addiction again this D’Angelo of Building Path- ing fun and entertainment and even at low levels, it can cause the Commonwealth. Our chil- year had more new faces in the crowd. This is a powerful state- ways Boston; Revere Sum- Louise Viarella for singing our behavior problems, lower IQ, dren’s health depends on it. ment, but we still have a long way to go before this scourge is mer USDA Food Program in National Anthem. Thank you and hyperactivity. Lead has Sincerely, eradicted for our youth. particular Donna Gigliello all so much for your time and even been linked to damaging Emma Dietz, Many of these victims started out as promising athletes, but and Pauline Lyons, Adriana effort towards making the day children’s central and periph- Clean Water Associate became hooked on prescription opioids. Jiminez of Family and Chil- enjoyable for our residents. eral nervous systems. And Environment Massachusetts What the answer is never simple. However, the first step has been taken in not prescribing opi- oids readily. Guest Op-Ed Outside of stemming the ease of prescription opioid and mak- ing tougher prison sentences for those who sell these pills of death, we can only pray that this societal ill can be stemmed. Getting to the heart of America’s diabetes crisis

By Ken Thorpe Most meticulously moni- as likely to develop a heart Raising awareness of this tor their blood sugar, as they problem -- and up to four diabetes-heart connection can About 30 million Amer- know that failing to keep dia- times as likely to die from car- motivate change that Ameri- icans have diabetes, and an betes in check can damage the diovascular disease. Yet half ca needs to chip away at the estimated 1.5 million more kidneys, eyes, and feet. But of people living with diabetes increasing burden of chronic are diagnosed each year. More even so, about 50,000 Amer- aren't aware of this risk. disease. than 25 percent of seniors icans start dialysis each year That needs to change. Ed- Medical professionals evere because of diabetes-induced ucating doctors and patients play a crucial role in educat- have diabetes, and minority R populations are at the great- kidney failure. More than about the connection between ing people about the diabe- est risk of developing this three million Americans with diabetes and heart disease tes-heart connection, recom- 385 BroadwayJournal , Revere, MA 02151 disease. African Americans, diabetes experience partial vi- could save millions of lives mending changes needed to 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 for instance, have a 77 per- sion loss. And over 70,000 un- and billions of dollars. manage diabetes, protect the cent higher risk of developing dergo limb amputations due to Type 2 diabetes changes heart, and following progress. Directory diabetes compared to White diabetic ulcers. how the body processes glu- People with diabetes and Americans. Hispanic Ameri- The disease also threatens cose -- a sugar found in foods. their families play a role, too Advertising and Marketing cans have a 66 percent higher the heart. People living with This results in chronically -- supporting healthier, ac- Marketing Director risk. diabetes are more than twice high levels of blood sugar, tive lifestyles, tracking and Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] which can lead to life-threat- managing glucose levels, ask- Assistant Marketing Directors ening health problems. ing their healthcare provid- Maureen DiBella - [email protected] The Revere Journal reserves the right to edit letters for space and clarity. People with type 2 diabe- ers about diabetes and heart We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please include your street Senior Sales Associates tes are twice as likely to be health, and following through and telephone number with your submission. The Revere Journal publishes hospitalized because of heart on treatment recommenda- Peter Sacco - [email protected] columns, viewpoints and letters to the editor as a forum for readers to express Kathleen Bright-Procopio - [email protected] their opinions and to encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed problems. And an estimated tions. Sioux Gerow - [email protected] are not necessarily those of The Revere Journal. 68 percent of people with dia- Policymakers can also betes age 65 or older lose their help. State and federal funds Legal Advertising Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are preferred. lives to heart disease. are used to educate the public Ellen Bertino - [email protected] People with diabetes also about diabetes and heart dis- Ad Design often develop high levels of ease. Making sure that efforts Kane DiMasso-Scott bad cholesterol, low levels to address diabetes or cardio- Editorial of good cholesterol, and high vascular disease effectively Stephen Quigley Subscription Information triglycerides -- a situation that raise awareness of the linkage Senior Reporters is often associated with coro- between them would spark Seth Daniel - [email protected] The Revere Journal is published every Wednesday by the nary heart disease. And many impactful action. Cary Shuman - [email protected] Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates struggling with diabetes are Getting to the heart of Regular Contributors paid at Boston, MA. Newsstand price is 50 cents. Subscrip- also obese, which puts the America’s diabetes crisis is Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] tions are $26 per year in Revere, and $50 per year outside heart at greater risk. long overdue. It's time to make John Lynds - [email protected] the city. Known office of publication: 385 Broadway, Revere, The combination of diabe- the diabetes-heart connection Copy Editing, Layout MA 02151. Postal publication number is USPS NO. 710-120. tes and cardiovascular disease and save millions of lives and Scott Yates - [email protected] Postmaster, send address corrections to the Independent is a major driver of health- dollars in the process. Kane DiMasso-Scott - [email protected] Newspaper Group, Attn: Circulation, 385 Broadway, Revere, care spending. Diabetes alone Kenneth E. Thorpe is a pro-

Business Accounts Executive MA 02151.The Revere Journal assumes no financial respon- costs our nation $245 billion a fessor of health policy at Em- Judy Russi - [email protected] sibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but will re- year in medical spending and ory University and chairman Printer print that part of the advertisement in which the error occurs. lost productivity. Heart com- of the Partnership to Fight Concord Monitor (N.H.) Advertisers will please notify the management immediately plications account for a quar- Chronic Disease. of any .errors that may occur. ter of the medical costs. Wednesday, September 19, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 5

CITY SWEARS IN NEW POLICE OFFICERS

Photographs by Sue Ellen Woodcock Revere Police Department giving the department a total Tuesday afternoon City of 100 officers under Chief Clerk Ashley Melnik swore James Guido and Mayor Bri- in five new members of the an Arrigo.

Officer Joel Melendez signs the city log.

Officer Brendon Leslie leads his fellow new officers up to City Hall chambers for swearing in. Officer Matt Leslie pins a police badge on his brother Officer Brendon Leslie.

Former Police Chief Terence Reardon is proud to have his son Terence Reardon on the police force.

The new officers are sworn in with the help of young Daniel Apollo Jr. with him are his dad Daniel Sr., Brendon Leslie, Christian Orel- lana, Joel Melendez and Terence Reardon.

Daniel Apollo stole the show. Chief James Guido, officers Terence Reardon, Daniel Apollo, Joel Melendez, Christian Orellana and Brendon Leslie, with Mayor Brian Arrigo.

City to honor Grace Hill Sannella with memorial plaque By Cary Shuman longtime Revere School the city. Mrs. Sannella was a Real Estate Transfers Committee member and for- paralegal in the Revere Solici- BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE The late Grace Hill San- mer school administrator, was tor’s Office. Stone, Jayson M 15 Arcadia Street LLC 15 Arcadia St $500,950 nella will be honored for her present in the City Council “This [tribute] is something Russo Realty LLC Catinazzo, Robert S 77 Beach St $580,000 outstanding contributions to Chambers as councillors laud- Lopera-Chavarria, Luisa F 221 Broadway RT 221 Broadway $484,000 Revere with a plaque in her ed her outstanding service to See SANNELLA Page 6 name at the McCarthy Pavil- Carbone, Antonio Deiorio, Irene M 93 Cary Ave $380,000 ion on Revere Beach, across We would like to inform the citizens of Revere Gregory, David Mujanovic, Mustafa 50 Crest Ave $567,000 from Kelly’s Roast Beef. to come by and take a look as we will be Verette, Mark Martinez, Francisco 191 Cushman Ave $500,000 The Council approved a mo- JMF Realty LLC Rice, Alesandra 70 Derby Rd $325,000 tion by Ward 5 Councillor John Building a second Powers that the city recognize Tremblay, Peter J Torres, Moises 225 Fenno St $486,000 the distinguished citizen for her floor addition to Estrada-Martinez, Lorena Othmer, Jacqueline C 30 Ford St #A $401,900 42 years of faithful service to 154 Larkin Street, Colleran, Lindsay M Messinia, Marlene E 565 Mountain Ave $375,000 the citizens of Revere. Kkln Realty LLC Festa, Alfred 16 Naples Rd $500,000 Mrs. Sannella passed away on Sincerely, Chen, Ying Q Kinnally June M Est 122 Oak Island St $190,000 June 3, 2018 after a valiant battle Amal Faiq, Omar Hilal against cancer. She was 78. & Abby Obin Gerace, Harry Ginsberg, Robert E 206 Park Ave $474,000 Mrs. Sannella’s husband, Chiles, Kevin J Mason, Marie A 83 Pemberton St $430,000 Chiles, Kevin J Mongiovi, Annamarie 11 S Hancock St $417,000 RZ Wonderland RT Doucette, Dennis E 34 Thorndike St $675,000 CALL TO SCHEDULE Theodate, Donald Centofanti, Vincent 770 Washington Ave #503 $505,000 YOUR POOL Georgetown Capital Malden 167 West Main Street LLC 830 Washington Ave $5,350,000 CLOSING TODAY! BUYING OR SELLING? Cosmo Pools LAW OFFICES PETER and NICHOLAS MARTINO Approved attorneys for most Lenders & Mortgage Companies Supply Center Free Reviews of Offers and Purchases and Sales agreements Consultation Free Declaration of the Homestead and Call to 781-589-0499 Save on Your 986 SARATOGA STREET, ORIENT HEIGHTS SQUARE, EAST BOSTON Closing 617.561.0575 - Cell: 617.605.5110 | [email protected] Costs WWW.EASTBOSTONLAW.COM Hours: Monday - Saturday781-284-7549 8:00am-6:00pm • Sunday 8:00am-4:00pm Page 6 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, September 19, 2018 OBITUARIES

Martin ‘Marty’ Millerick Willard Lindquist Ernest Dascoli Lincoln Lab Facilities department supervisor Retired machinist at MIT Lincoln Labs Of Revere

Martin J. ”Marty” Mill- Willard A. Ernest Dascoli erick, a longtime resident of Lindquist, age of Revere passed Winthrop, passed away unex- 91, died at The away at the age pectedly at home on Tuesday, Arbors in Win- of 91 on Sept. 13. Sept. 11. He was 65 years old. throp on Satur- He was the Martin was born and raised day, Sept. 15. He beloved husband in East Boston’s Jeffries Point was 91 years old. of the late Theresa (DeMaio) section. The well-known fam- The loving husband of Dascoli, devoted father of ily resided on Webster Street Anna J. (Walsh) Lindquist Ernest Dascoli and his wife, for decades and was well asso- with whom he shared 70 years Celeste of Andover, Deborah ciated with the Jeffries Yacht of marriage, he was born and Karl of Revere and Denise Club. Marty was an alumnus raised in Revere, the son of Colometo and her husband, of St. Dominic Savio Boys the late Willard A. and Alice Lindquist. Anthony of Stoneham and by the Paul Buonfiglio & Preparatory High School in (Carbone) Lindquist. Relatives and friends are the late Kathleen LeChance; Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, East Boston. Later, he fur- Willard was a machinist for invited to attend visiting hours cherished grandfather of 10 Revere. Interment was in thered his education at North- mother would often be heard Lincoln Labs at MIT before in the Bisbee-Porcella Funeral and adoring great grandfather Woodlawn Cemetery. In lieu eastern University where he using a quote, “pray for a his retirement and a World Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Sau- of 11. He was the dear broth- of flowers, donations can be earned a bachelor’s degree in peaceful death.” Marty’s War II US Navy veteran. He gus today, Wednesday from 3 er of the late Vera Dascoli and made to St. Jude Children’s business management. prayers were answered. He is enjoyed skiing, swimming to 7 p.m. A funeral service will his surviving brother, Joseph Research Hospital, 501, St. Marty married Judy R. now in heaven with his par- and was a stock market junkie. be held in the funeral home on Dascoli and is also survived Jude Place, Memphis, TN (Malcolm) Millerick and to- ents, brothers and sister. In addition to his wife, Mr. Thursday at 11 a.m. Interment by many loving family mem- 35105-1905. For guest book gether they shared 42 years of The devoted son of the Lindquist leaves two gran- will be in Woodlawn Ceme- bers and friends. please visitwww.Buonfiglio. marriage. The couple resided late Edward C. Millerick and children, Patrick and Dan- tery, Everett. Funeral arrangements were com. in Revere and later settled in Imelda (Almond) Millerick, ielle Lindquist of Saugus; one In lieu of flowers, dona- Winthrop where they raised he was the dear husband of sister, Barbara (Lindquist) tions in Willard’s name may their family. Judith R. “Judy” (Malcolm) Wentworth of Peabody and be made to the Willard A. Marty worked at Bethle- Millerick, loving father of a daughter-in-law, Francene Lindquist Scholarship @ Sau- hem Steel Shipyard in East Robert K. Millerick and Ryan (Hurley) Lindquist of Sau- gus High School, c/o 7 Over- Century 21 North East welcomes Boston for almost 20 years as C. Millerick, both of Peabody, gus. He was predeceased by lea Ave., Saugus, MA 01906. a Logistics Supervisor. Due Jennifer L. Millerick – Smith his son, Willard A. Lindquist, For directions and condolenc- new hire and merger from Revere to his nature and love for his and her husband, Frank and III and one brother, Kenneth es www.BisbeePorcella.com. family, he worked a second Nicole D. Doyle and her hus- Century 21 North East, the and new faces to the business job to further provide for them band, Patrick, all of Danvers; fastest growing Century 21 by adding more than 100 new at Federal Express at Logan cherished brother of Gerard E. Michael Dellofano in the United States, has an- agents to the company, 14 of International Airport in the Millerick and his wife, Deb- nounced that it has complet- which come from DiLorenzo Heavy Weight Division for orah and Peter D. Millerick, Former supervisor in Chelsea’s ‘Rag Shop District’ ed the merger of DiLorenzo Realty as well as a new Sales well over 10 years. He later all of East Boston and the late Realty on Revere Beach in Manager, Sophia Ricci, who took a position at M.I.T. Lin- Lorraine T. Nazzaro, Edward Michael Dellofarno, a long- Revere, MA. This new acqui- is also from Revere. The com- coln Laboratory. Marty rose A. Millerick and Richard J. time resident of Revere, for- sition opens the doors to an pany has also expanded out of to the rank of General Super- Millerick; adored grandfather merly of East Boston, died on abundance of new real estate MA, NH, and ME by adding a visor of the Facilities Depart- of Lexi N. Millerick, Griffin Monday, Sept. 10 a t opportunities in the Revere Cranston, RI office to the mix. ment, where he was currently Doyle, Chase Doyle and an the Chestnut Woods Rehabil- area, where Century 21 North With this new addition to still actively working. expected Wesley J. Smith. He itation and Healthcare Center East already has the #1 market Century 21 North East, the Marty was dealing with is also lovingly survived by in Saugus after a brief illness. share. company will only continue some health issues, but was al- many nieces, nephews, loving He was 97 years old. Century 21 North East will to expand to reach more home ways courageous and optimis- cousins and many family and Michael was born and be maintaining the DiLorenzo buyers and new agents for the tic. Some of Marty’s favorite friends. raised in East Boston and Realty address at 449 Revere future. pastimes were being with his Funeral arrangements was a graduate of East Bos- Beach Boulevard in Revere, Century 21 North East was children and his brothers. In were by the Vertuccio & ton High School, Class of MA. established in 1994, serving his younger years, he would Smith, Home for Funerals, 1939. He began a long career ine McPhee, Josephine DiSte- DiLorenzo Realty was buyers and sellers throughout often be bouncing on the wa- 773 Broadway (Route 107) that spanned over 50 years in fano and Carmine Dellorfano, owned by Jodi DiLorenzo. Massachusetts, Maine, New ters of Boston Harbor and Revere. In lieu of flowers, Chelsea’s “Rag Shop” district. the cherished uncle of Mary Jodi has been a licensed real Hampshire and Rhode Island. the Islands. He had a fascina- remembrances may be made Michael was fiercely inde- Hart of East Greenwich, R.I., estate agent in Massachusetts Century 21 North East owns tion for history and enjoyed to Autism Speaks, 85 Devon- pendent and lived on his own. Joann DiStefano of Saugus, for 29 years where she has and operates over 42 offices learning new things and was shire St., Boston, MA 02109 He had a very active lifestyle, Valarie A. Stevens of Lynn, been ranked as one of the top with over 700 agents. With known best for his intellect or Massachusetts Down Syn- enjoyed current events and Dolores DiStefano of Revere, 1% of agents in Revere. James experienced real estate agents, and humorous personality. He drome Congress, 20 Burl- would often inform his nieces Gail Sullivan of Middletown, D’Amico, CEO and President professional loan advisers and will be missed by many and ington Mall Road, Suite 261, of what was going on in the RI and Victoria Stevens of of Century 21 North East support staff, along with in- remembered as a man always Burlington, MA 01803. world. Lynn. He is also lovingly sur- says, “Jodi has worked in the novative marketing programs willing to help out a friend. For more information visit He was an avid sports fan, vived by many grandnieces, Revere market for many years designed to help customers His very wise and dear www.vertuccioandsmith.com. especially of our local sports grandnephews, great nieces and we are honored to be her find, list, sell and finance resi- teams. He got great pleasure in and great nephews. choice in deciding who to dential, investment, and com- his younger years, frequenting Funeral arrangements were partner the future of her busi- mercial real estate, Century In Memoriam the Wonderland Dog Track by the Vertuccio & Smith, ness with!” 21 North East is the one-stop 2001 September 20 20182010 and Suffolk Downs. Home for Funerals, Revere. Over the past 12 months, shop for all of New England’s VIRGINIA “GINNY” azza His family loved him for Interment was in Pine Grove Century 21 North East has ex- real estate needs. V his humble nature and easy Cemetery, Lynn. In lieu of perienced tremendous growth WALSH "Beechwood" going ways. He loved being flowers, remembrances may with his family for gatherings be made to Chestnut Woods and they loved him, especially Rehabilitation and Health- Funeral watching him indulge in his care Center, Patients Activ- “sweets.” ities Fund, 73 Chestnut St., CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 Home He was the devoted and Saugus, MA 01906. Sannella // faithful husband of the late For more information, visit 262 Beach St., Revere Olga (Lena) Dellorfano, the ww.vertuccioandsmith.com. that I felt was so important,” sure of knowing her for over dear brother of the late Cather- said Powers. “This is a young 50 years. She’s just a person (781) 284-1127 lady who served the city for I will miss and my wife will over 42 years as a parale- miss. We shared a lot of life Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral gal in our solicitor’s officer. and we recognize Grace as a Lovingly remembered But aside from that, she was wonderful human being and and sadly missed everyday www.vazzafunerals.com First Year Anniversary a constant down in the area this is a very simple token of near Kelly’s and the Jack Sat- our appreciation.” ter House. She was always Ward 6 Councillor Charlie Joe Quarantello communicating with the resi- Patch said that Mrs. Sannella Sept. 14, 2017 — Sept. 14, 2018 dents down there and helping was a friend for many years Always in Our Hearts residents with whatever they “and came from a wonderful God saw you getting tired needed. She continued to give family, the Hill family,” and and a cure was not to be. her service even after her re- her husband has also served So he put his arms around you tirement. So I think honor is the city with distinction.” OBITUARIES And whispered “Come to Me” very appropriate.” Councillor-at-Large Steven With tearful eyes we watched you, Councillor-at-Large Dan Morabito said Mrs. Sannel- and saw you pass away. Rizzo said he “wholeheart- la’s recognition by the city is All obituaries and death notices will Although we love you dearly, edly” supported the official “well-deserved.” We could not make you stay. recognition for Mrs. Sannel- “This is a very hard mo- A golden heart stopped beating, la, noting the presence of her ment for all of us,” said Ward be at a cost of Hard working hands at rest. husband at the meeting. 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky. God broke our hearts to prove to us “We know how she repre- “I’ve known the whole family He only takes the best. sented herself, not only as an for many moons. These words $75.00 per paper. We Love You and Miss You employee of the city of Re- of praise and this plaque are The Quarantello Family vere, but just what she meant perfect. They fit her as if she to so many people across the was actually going to be here That includes photo. city for so many years. And all the time. This plaque will the way she carried herself endear this location that we even in adversity was some- can always go down and visit Please send to TORF FUNERAL thing we can all learn from. Gracie on Revere Beach.” SERVICE She is going to be missed, but Council President Jessica [email protected] Pre-need planning with our her presence will be forever Giannino praised the Hill and price protection guarantee. felt, and this is one way that Sannella families. Arrangements made at our we can do that.” “When you think about or call 781-485-0588 facility or in the comfort of Councillor-at-Large An- the two families, they’re two your own home thony Zambuto said that Mrs. very important threads to this Sannella was “certainly a fab- communities,” said Giannino. 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: ric of the city and a wonderful “They’re two families that Danny S. Smith Deborah Torf Golden Amy Torf Golden representative of our city.” have such a deep sense of Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) Ward 3 Councillor Arthur community service and dedi- 773 Broadway M.L. Torf (1867-1940) Guinasso said that “Grace Hill cation to the City of Revere. I To place a Memoriam in the Revere, MA 02151 Richard A. Pruneau Sannella was certainly worthy think this is a very, very fitting Revere Journal, Phone (781) 284-7756 (617) 889-2900 of all the praise and honor that memorial and I look forward www.vertuccioandsmith.com this Council could offer out to to seeing her memory have a Please Call 781-485-0588 (800)428-7161 her. She was just a wonder- permanent home on Revere www.torffuneralservice.com ful person. I’ve had the plea- Beach where it belongs.” Wednesday, September 19, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 7

SUFFOLK DOWNS HOLDS FINAL RACING AND FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL OF THE SEASON

Photos by Cary Shuman the local horsemen and horse- women,” said Chip Tuttle, Suffolk Downs hosted the chief operating officer at Suf- final of four scheduled live folk Downs. “As part of our racing and food truck festi- ongoing partnership with the val weekends of the year and New England HBPA and the concluded the 2018 season on Massachusetts Thoroughbred Sunday with an 11-race card. Breeders Association, we plan “We are very happy about to file a request for dates in the way these festival week- 2019 with the Massachusetts ends have turned out and the Gaming Commission by the support they have gotten from end of the month.”

Boston College students, from left, William McCarty, Patrick Pictured trackside at Suffolk Downs are (front row) Jesse Car- Chatfield, Kevin Wijendra, Jack Garfield, and Stephen Casazza man and Donna Carman; (back row) Sandra Tallent, Joe DeMat- enjoy a day of live thoroughbred racing Saturday at Suffolk tio, and Jane Rosenthal. Downs.

Dan Maguire, former member of the Revere School Committee, Slush King of East Boston had a banner day serving the many and Joe Simonini, enjoy the delicious food and beverages on fans who came to Suffolk Downs on Saturday. sale at the food truck festival Saturday at Suffolk Downs.

Henry McCarthy, Lorraine Gwynn, and Eddy Gwynn are pictured Saturday at Suffolk Downs in East Boston. SENIOR CENTER SNAPSHOTS

REVERE THROUGH THE YEARS

10 years ago Doris edged challenger Tom Sept. 17, 2008 Birmingham of Chelsea in A 30-year-old Mattapan Tuesday’s State Primary elec- man, Eric Morale, pled guilty tion, 11,163-10,302. Doris’s this week to multiple charges big win in Revere, 4,888- of rape, robbery, and kidnap- 2,867, provided his margin of ing stemming from an incident victory. in 2006 that began in Hyde In the contest for State Park and ended in the Pt. of Rep., incumbent Alfred Sag- Pines where Morale terrorized gese narrowly defeated for- a family. mer Winthrop selectman The City Council, meeting Robert DeLeo, 4,227-4,156. in a special session Monday Former Revere City Council- afternoon, took no action on lor Edward O’Hara was third a move by the newly formed with 1,138 votes. Saggesse, Revere Restaurant and Busi- a seven-term incumbent, pre- ness Association to have the vailed over DeLeo in most of council take over the role the Beachmont wards to hold of the License Commission. onto his seat. Members of the association In the contest for the Clerk are upset that the License of the Supreme Judicial Commission recently rolled- Court for Suffolk County, back the closing hours of bars Winthrop’s Joseph A. Ligotti from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. carried Revere handily, but A grand celebration is set narrowly lost county-wide to PHOTOS BY STEPHEN W. FIELDING for the opening of the new State Rep. Richard Rouse of Happy Birthday Bob! Judy Dion, Maria Licciardi, Katherine Jenkins and husband Bob Streliz, Loretta Papa. Anna Marie Gurente, McDonald’s at the Northgate Dorchester, 19,510-18,745. Nina Defreitas, and Roseanne Colannino celebrate Bob’s birthday with apple pie. Mall on Oct. 4. Parishioners of St. There- Revere resident Roberto sa’s Church are delighted with Ronquillo has been named the the appointment of their new new First Justice of the East pastor, Rev. John Cotter, 54, Boston District Court. who is a Revere native and The City Council voted 9-2 who has major plans to renew to end the lifetime tenure in and renovate the church and favor of five-year terms for parish. the positions of city treasurer, Eight Men Out, Patty city clerk, and city engineer. Hearst, and Moon Over Para- The state legislature now must dor are playing at the Revere approve the measure, which Showcase Cinemas. will not affect the current per- sons in those positions. 40 years ago The Whelan School, built Sept. 20, 1978 only three years ago, already State Rep. Francis Doris is overcrowded. School Prin- handily won the Democratic cipal John Macero said that nomination for state senator, the school was built for a ca- defeating Everett State Rep. pacity of 778 students, but Michael DeVito, 15,047- now has 826. 12,018. Doris crushed DeVito Pineapple Express, Star in Revere, 7,394-1,797. Re- Wars: The Clone Wars, and vere School Committeeman Camille Piccinni-Ciambelli, program coordinator at the Rossetti-Cowan Senior Center, held another “Auction” for seniors. Partici- Vicky, Christina, Barcelo- James Sorrento also ran for pants completed word games, and various mind-stimulating exercises, to earn play money used for bidding on auction items. This na are playing at the Revere the seat, but received only was a fun event for seniors to enjoy. Showcase Cinemas. 1,797 votes in the city. Doris will succeed Frank Mastroco- 20 years ago la of Everett, who chose not to senior center news Sept. 23, 1998 seek re-election. Mayor Robert J. Haas Revere Democrats fol- Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Monthly Podiatry Clinic but walk-ins will be serviced Potatoes, Watermelon ,Milk, met briefly with President lowed the trend in the prima- 25 Winthrop Ave. Dr. David Kaplan Foot if time allows Coffee, or Tea Bill Clinton last week at the ry election across the state, Doctor will be available at the Blood Pressure Wednesday , September Park Plaza Hotel in Boston giving a victory to insurgent Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Individual Conference 26th Chicken Fillet w/gravy, and praised Clinton’s plan to challenger Edward J. King, Chair Massage on Oct. 3, 2018 October provide funds to local school the former Exec. Director of October 15th & 16th Only Routine Foot Care Rice Pilaf, Mixed Vegetables, districts for the construction Massport, over incumbent Therapeutic Massage can including cutting of toenails Movies Tapioca Pudding, Milk, Cof- and renovation of old school Democratic governor Michael relax tense Muscles due to and trimming of Calluses will Every Wednesday at 12:30 fee or Tea buildings. Dukakis. King carried all 23 overwork or stress. It can be offered. Referrals to oth- BREACH Thursday, September Many Revere residents say precincts in Revere en route to also improve the blood sup- er Specialists will be made if 27th NO LUNCH SERVED in interviews that special pros- a 7,344-3,822 victory. ply to tissues, improve ener- necessary for more compli- Lunch schedule for ecutor Kenneth Starr is going In the contest for U.S. gy and alertness and relieve cated problems. Services will Sept. 20th - 26th STAFF OFF SITE DUE TO too far in his prosecution of Senate, Congressman Paul stress and anxiety. Barbara be a discounted fee of $20 per Thursday, September 20th GOLEDEN GALLA Pres. Bill Clinton for Clinton’s Tsongas of Lowell defeated MacDonald Certified and Li- visit. Cheeseburger on a roll w/ Menu subject to change alleged perjury in testimo- Secretary of State Paul Guzzi censed Massage Therapist ketchup, Onion Rings, Tusca- without notice due to food ny before a grand jury about will be at Rossetti Cowan Se- Hearing Program ny Vegetables, Tapioca Pud- for the Democratic nomina- inventory or other special cir- whether Clinton had a sexual tion. Guzzi defeated Tsongas nior Center (TBA) she will be Free Frequency Test and ding, Milk, Coffee, or Tea affair with White House intern in Revere, however. Tsongas offering 15-minute chair mas- case history Analysis, as well Friday, September 21st cumstances. Monica Lewinsky. now will face Republican in- sage from 10 a.m. to Noon. as cleaning are available with Seafood Salad on a Roll, Pota- Ronin, Urban Legend, and cumbent Edward J. Brooke. The cost is $10 per session Mary Marino at the Rosset- to Puffs, Milk, Coffee, Or Tea Flu Shots available Rosset- Rounders are playing at the Revere Democrats favored and although walk-ins will be ti/Cowan Senior Center, 25 Monday, September 24th ti-Cowan Senior Center. Tues- Revere Showcase Cinemas. challenger Newman Flana- serviced, it is advisable to call Winthrop Ave for Elderly Broccoli Quiche, Cheesy Po- day, September 18th, 10 -11 gan, who defeated incumbent for Reservation at 781-286- Residents the next hearing tatoes, Crispy Roll, Cookies, 30 years ago Garrett Byrne for Suffolk 8156. Call the center for ad- date will be September 27th Milk, Coffee or Tea a.m. Please bring insurance Sept. 21, 1988 ditional information. from 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M Tuesday , September 25th card and wear short sleeves. Incumbent State Sen. Fran See YEARS Page 8 appointments are suggested Chicken Pot Pie, Mashed Page 8 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, September 19, 2018

POLICE NEWS BOULDER BASH was taken into custody on out when he found that his sto- down, unconscious, in a pool SEEKING INFORMATION ON Revere Police arrested a Saturday night after being len car was driving in front of of blood. Jamaica Plain man on Woods charged with two major in- him on Broadway last Thurs- The Saugus man had appar- SUSAN TARASKIEWICZ MURDER Avenue last Wednesday night, cidents in the course of one day, Sept. 13. ently got into an altercation Sept. 12, when he apparently hour. The man reported his car with the victim and punched tossed a boulder through his Around 8:45 p.m., the man stolen to Chelsea Police early him in the face. recently estranged friend’s was causing a disturbance at in the morning. The details were sketchy, window and tried to enter into D&L Liquors and got into an Then, around 8:45 a.m., he but police arrested the man for the apartment. argument with the clerk there. was driving north on Broad- the assault. Around 4:30 a.m., police That resulted in him allegedly way into Revere when he no- The victim was transferred responded after someone punching the clerk in the face ticed that his car was actually to Mass. General by ambu- called 9-1-1 and hung up. and fleeing. Police arrived at being driven in front of him. lance, but was going to recov- They found a black scooter the scene and took his identity He began taping it with his er. idling on the sidewalk and and summonsed him to court cell phone and also called 9-1- William Kennedy III, 28, several upset neighbors on the for assault. 1. of Saugus, was charged with sidewalk. Witnesses said the Later, around 9:35 p.m., of- He told police his stolen car assault and battery with seri- man on the scooter had come ficers were called to Mountain was driving right in front of ous injury and assault with a and grabbed a boulder from a Avenue for a fight. him. dangerous weapon. neighboring house, then threw They found the same man When the car got to Broad- it into the window of a first- in the middle of the street way and Cushman, it got into FREEDOM OF floor apartment. At that point, without a shirt and screaming. an accident and a male and SPEECH? NOPE He also was trying to punch female exited the vehicle and the man attempted to crawl A Malden man was sum- into the apartment. passing cars and appeared fled to School Street. to be under the influence of The man had it all on video monsed to court after he got The occupant told police angry at a Registry of Motor that he knows the man. The some substance. After a short and police followed the clues time of trying to talk to the to find the male nearby. Vehicles employee and then man had been at the home threatened to shoot up the earlier, and had been asked man, police began to see that Daniel McCarthy, 28, of the man was stopping cars and Wilmington, was charged place last Monday, Sept. 10. to leave due to his behavior. Around 10:55 a.m., the Apparently, he came back causing major backups. He re- with receiving a stolen motor fused to calm down though, vehicle, unlicensed opera- man was in the RMV and got with the boulder and smashed into a verbal altercation when the window. He came into the and began banging on a truck tion, reckless operation, and and yelling. leaving the scene of personal he didn’t get the answers he apartment, then fled when po- wanted. Another customer lice came. That’s when officers moved injury. in for the arrest. overheard him say he was go- Officers found him hiding ing to come back and shoot nearby. Eddy Torres, 24, of 165 KNOCKED OUT IN Mountain Ave., was charged the place up. Reynaldo Cruz, 30, of JP, THE PARKING LOT Police were alerted and Sept. 14, marked the passage of 26 years since Susan Taraskiewicz with disorderly conduct, as- was found murdered in the trunk of her car parked outside an was charged with breaking Police arrested a Saugus quickly responded to find the and entering in the night for sault and battery on a police auto body shop on Lee Burbank Highway (Route 1A north) in officer, resisting arrest and man early Saturday morning man still there. Revere. Susan was found a day after she took a break from her a felony, malicious destruc- after he allegedly knocked out He told police he had the tion of property over $1,200, disturbing the peace. job on the baggage ramp at former Northwest Airlines at Logan another man in the parking lot Freedom of Speech to say Airport to get sandwiches for co-workers. She was 27 years old resisting arrest and disturbing behind Volare Restaurant. what he wanted, but didn’t the peace. THAT’S MY (STOLEN) and lived in Saugus with her family. The investigation into her Around 2 a.m., police re- plan to do anything. homicide remains active. Susan’s mother, Marlene Taraskiewicz, CAR! sponded to the parking lot However, that wasn’t ex- has worked tirelessly to ensure that Susan is not forgotten. The DOUBLE DUTY A Chelsea man who had between the Hill School and actly the case in making such Massachusetts State Police and the Suffolk District Attorney’s A Mountain Avenue man reported his car stolen lucked Volare and found a man face threats. Office share that goal. The case is actively being investigated, Ranjith Singh Lakshman, and if anyone has information to contact the State Police Detec- 43, of Malden, was charged tive Unit for Suffolk County at 617-727-8817. WEEKLY CRIME Report with making a bomb threat.

Journal Staff Reports Avenue. Cushman; Sargent/Washing- Motor Vehicle Accidents: ton; Ward Street; Broadway; House Breaks: (4) (34) Squire Road; Squire Road; Park Avenue; Harrington Brown Circle (3); Park Av- Squire Road; Broadway; Ward Years // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 Avenue; Yeamans Street; and enue; Boulevard; Washington Street; Revere Street; Atlan- Bateman Avenue. Avenue; Beach Street; Broad- tic Avenue; North Shore Rd; County District Attorney. fellow City Council member of the City Council for being Commercial Breaks: (0) way; Rossetti/Broadway; Beach Street; Squire Road; In the newly-redistricted Joseph DelGrosso, who also unaffordable by the taxpayers. Motor Vehicle *Thefts/ Ocean Avenue; Allston Street; Lee Burbank Hwy; School state representative contests, is a former state representa- The School Building Com- Breaks: (3) Squire Road; North Shore Rd/ Street; and Lee Burbank Hwy. incumbent Alfred Sagesse of tive. Political newcomer Fran- mittee members said that the Crescent Avenue; *Beach- John; Irving Street; Broad- House Parties/Loud Stereo Winthrop defeated Larry In- cis Doris was third with 4,348 $5 million cost already was a land Avenue; and Centennial way/Cushman; Milano Ave- Complaints (after 9 p.m.): 23 nue; Squire Road; Broadway/ gress of Revere for the district votes, followed by School barebones figure. that now encompasses all of Committeewoman Ruth Ba- A new courthouse has been Winthrop and Beachmont. dolato with 3,675 votes and proposed to replace the de- In the contest for the other School Committeeman An- crepit Chelsea District Court, ARREST Report House seat that takes in most thony Rizzo with 3,077 votes. one of 19 aging courthouses of the city and part of Chelsea, Dean Martin and Robert across the state that are slated TUESDAY, SEPT. 11 Jamaica Plain, was arrest- of a motor vehicle. incumbent Angelo “Butch” Mitchum star in Five Card for replacement. Jason E. Leach, 41, of ed on charges of breaking Cataldo was unopposed. Stud at the Revere Drive In. Columbus Day parade Reading, was arrested on a and entering into a building FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 Sister Marillea, C.S.J., is Chairman Guy Arigo reports charge of illegal possession of in the nighttime with intent Christian J. Aguilar-Ventu- the new Principal of the Im- 60 years ago that plans are well underway a Class B controlled narcotic to commit a felony, causing ra, 26, of Chelsea, was arrest- maculate Conception School. Sept. 18, 1958 for the annual event that is set substance. malicious damage to proper- ed on charges of operating a Capricorn One is play- City and state officials held for Sunday, Oct. 12. Brett Eugiene Labriola, 25, ty in an amount greater than motor vehicle while under the ing at the Kincade Theatre in a grand opening of the Revere William Holden and So- of Wakefield, was arrested on $1,200, resisting arrest, and influence of liquor and negli- Winthrop. link of the Northeast Express- phia Loren star in The Key at charges of illegal possession disturbing the peace. gent operation of a motor ve- way on Wednesday, though the Revere Theatre. Aldo Ray, of a Class A controlled narcot- hicle. 50 years ago a torrential downpour forced Raymond Massey, and Cliff ic substance, shoplifting, and THURSDAY, SEPT. 13 Sept. 19, 1968 the formal ceremonies to be Robertson star in The Naked unlicensed operation of a mo- Daniel Joseph McCarthy, SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 Two-term Revere State cancelled, with the simple and the Dead at the Revere tor vehicle. 28, of Wilmington, was arrest- William F. Kennedy III, 28, Representative Joseph J.C. removal of wooden barriers Drive In. Jason C. Dulcetta, 31, of 4 ed on charges of receiving a of Saugus, was arrested on DiCarlo topped incumbent signaling the opening of the Jordan St., was arrested on a stolen motor vehicle, reckless charges of assault and battery State Sen. Harry Della Rus- road. The new highway will 70 years ago charge of shoplifting. operation of a motor vehicle, causing serious bodily inju- so in the state primary elec- allow motorists to travel the Sept. 16, 1948 leaving the scene of an acci- ry and assault by means of a tion by a vote districtwide of two mile stretch of Ward 4 in Mayor Peter J. Jordan and WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12 dent after causing personal in- dangerous weapon. 12,809-11,922. DiCarlo car- just two minutes at a speed of Councilman Harold Canavan Reynaldo J. Cruz, 30, of jury, and unlicensed operation ried Revere, 6358-5912. 40 m.p.h. and is expected to received sweeping majorities In the hotly-contested con- alleviate traffic congestion in on both the Republican and test for the city’s two state the city. Democratic tickets in Tues- representative seats which The Ward 4 School Build- day’s state primary election to Patriots Oil Special $ 95 were left vacant by Joseph ing Committee has recom- assure themselves of election 19(most cars) J.C. DiCarlo and Ray Carey, mended to the City Manager in November. This will be the $ 95 99 Patriots Brake Special City Councillor William G. Edward P. O’Toole that the sixth term for Jordan and the www.vinsauto.com (most cars) Reinstein topped the ballot- city hire a Boston architect first for Canavan, who ousted 781-284-8073 | 195 American Legion Hwy ing among the five candidates to design the proposed new 14-year incumbent William with 6,610 votes, followed by Ward 4 School of 10-12 class- H.J. Rowan. rooms that has an estimated In the contest for State cost of $405,000. Senate, incumbent Joseph A. Members of the Revere Melley, the mayor of Chel- High School Building Com- sea, easily won the Demo- mittee are trying to determine cratic nomination. He will be whether they can slash $1 mil- opposed by the Republican Mercury Recovery Program lion from the proposed $5 mil- victor, Revere City Council lion cost of a new high school member Louis Kirstein, in Mercury is an element that can be harmful to human health and the that was rejected by members November. environment if not disposed of properly.

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COUNCILLOR-AT-LARGE DAN RIZZO HOLDS ANNUAL LUAU FUNDRAISER

Photos by Owen Carrigan

On Friday, Sept. 14, Revere City Councilor at -Large Dan Rizzo held his annual Luau fund- raiser at the VFW Mottolo Post on Lucia Avenue. A large crowd gathered to honor Rizzo for his many years of public service as an elected official in the city.

City Councilor at-Large Dan Dan and Jane Rizzo, with Dottie Federico and Pattie Manzo Councilor at-Large Rizzo’s family, including his mother, father, brother and wife, Jane. Rizzo. “manning the door.”

Jane Rizzo and her sister, Mary Stephanie Leonard and Christina Leonard with Dan Rizzo. Fitzpatrick.

Elected officials included Councillor Joanne McKenna, Councillor Steven Morabito, Councillor Patrick Keefe, Councillor Arthur Guinasso, Rizzo, Councillor Charlie Patch, School Committeeman Michael Ferrante, and John Correggio.

Smokin’ Joe the DJ. Buddy Mangini, Dan Rizzo and John Dwyer. 5th Annual Chamber Awards Night

A group enjoying the evening, including John Gioioso.

Congratulations to the 2018 Award Recipients City Beautification Award-Elle Baker Business of the Year Award-The Marina at The Wharf New Business of The Year Award-Valvoline Veterans Service Award-Ira Novoselsky Lifetime Achievement Award-Al “Doc” Kagan Scott Cappelluzzi, Janice Cappelluzzi, and Carla Gambardella. The Robert “Bob” Haas Memorial Community Service Award-Revere Food Pantry Give the Gift of Community Champion Award-MACIR Rachid Moukhabir Educational Excellence Award-Dan Maguire Hometown News Past Distinguished Service Award-Joe Festa Chamber Member of the Year-Twist & Shake A year’s subscription to The Revere Journal, Special Recognition-CAPIC The Chelsea Record or The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. $26 in town or $50 for out of town. September 20, 2018 Spinelli's - Lynnfield, Ma Name______Cash Bar CocktailHour 6pm Awards & Dinner 7pm Address______Tickets $50.00 per person City______State ____ ZIP______Reserved tables of 10 available (includes 50% off a 1/4 page ad in the program) Clip this and mail in or stop by the office 8:30AM - 5PM Reservations by September 14, 2018 The Independent Newspapers 385 Broadway, Suite 105 Email [email protected] -call 781-289-8009- Revere, MA 02151 visit reverechamber.org for reservations or to place a For more information call us at 781-485-0588 congratulatory ad or business ad in the program Page 10 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, September 19, 2018 TWELFTH ANNUAL REVERE BEACH MEMORIAL

Photos by Keiko Hiromi

Revere CARES and the City held the 12th annual Re- vere Beach Memorial in re- membrance of those lost to drugs, alcohol and opiates over the years on Sunday, Sept. 16, at the Bandstand. About 160 names of those who lost their lives over the years were read during the memorial this year, each of them remember with the sound of the fire bell.

Emily Woodman (left) and Crystal Valente (right) listen to the names being read under the light of their candles. Police Capt. Amy O’Hara reads names of those who died due to substance abuse disorder during the 12th annual Revere Beach Memorial.

Lt. Kevin Doherty of Revere Fire Department rings the fire bell during 12th Annual Revere Beach Memorial, as former Fire Chief Photos and messages displayed during12th annual Revere Ashley Kirkland (center) during the 12th annual Revere Beach Gene Doherty and Police Chief James Guido look on. Beach Memorial. Memorial.

Mary Jones remembers her loved one, Michael Jones, during Nancy Dunnar lights a candle at the Memorial. Diane DiGiacomo holding Ava DiGiacomo, during a very emo- the 12th annual Revere Beach Memorial. tional moment for them at the Memorial on Sunday night.

House Speaker Robert DeLeo will provide transportation for anyone who would like to take part in the Breast Cancer Walk on Sunday, September 30, 2018 in Boston.

The buses will leave the Beachmont School in Revere at 8:00 AM. To join Team DeLeo or get more information, please email Beth Chianca ([email protected]) or Sofia Forgione ([email protected]) or call 617-722-2500. Kindly respond by September 26th to reserve your place on the bus. Wednesday, September 19, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 11 Sports

RHS FIELD HOCKEY TEAM BREEZES BY EVERETT, 5-0 IN HOME OPENER

The 2018 RHS Field Hockey team. From the back, left to right, Coach Briana Scata, Chloe Giordano, Astrid Umanzor Andino, Crystal Joli Giuliano, #7 takes the ball down the field as an Everett ath- Valente, Eve Lescovitz, Kathryn O’Donnell, Brianna Senecal, Kathy Umanzor Andino, Kayla Armetta, Giulia Cincinnato, Naybelline lete chases on. See more photos on Page 12. Maldonado, Joselin Bonilla Rosales, Julianna Raffa, Adrianna Fusco, and Assistant Coach Lauren Sanford. Front Row L-R-- Erin Ma- honey, Jessica Vo, Erinn Christopher, Jenna Wells, Joli Giuliano, and Jannel Mercado. RHS SPORTS Roundup Mazac Gambardella will fight

DOUBLY-TOUGH drive with another TD march second, only a few moments followed by Wilfredo Marti- at TD Garden on Oct. 21 to move out to a 12-6 lead. behind Erika. Rounding nez in fifth in 18:41 and senior LOSS FOR RHS By Cary Shuman Gambardella, son of Car- Revere remained undaunt- out the top five RHS finish- captain Scott Montefusco in FOOTBALL TEAM la Gambardella of Revere, ed however, and with Murphy ers were sophomore Soleil sixth in 18:46 to round out the Travis Mazac Gambardella will put his undefeated (4-0- If you can keep your head at the helm, the Patriots went Yuong, freshman Carly Ben- RHS scoring. 2,2 KOs) record on the line when all about you. will be taking a major step in on a nice drive that brought nett, and junior Gabrielle Patriots who also turned his professional boxing career against southpaw Joe Farina Are losing theirs and blam- them to the edge of the red O’Brien. in impressive performances ing it on you, when he fights on Oct. 20 at zone at the Marblehead 21. Overall Results: were: Fabio Tran (7th place, the TD Garden. See GAMBARDELLA Page 13 — from If, by Rudyard Kipling However, a yellow flag from Revere 19, Lynn Classical 18:59); Samuel Gonzalez Some losses hurt more than the ref on the next play for a 40 (10th, 20:05); newcomer An- others, and so it was for the chop block, setting Revere Erika Cheever - 1st overall thony Arias (11th, 20:07); Revere High football team in back 15 yards, effectively - 21:22 James Carpinelli (12th, the wake of an 18-6 defeat to thwarted the potential scoring Leila Cesic - 2nd overall - 20:10); Brian Perez (13th, Marblehead Friday evening drive. 21:36 20:21); newcomer Marco Cer- under the lights at Harry Della The Revere defense held Soleil Yuong - 4th overall - bone (14th, 20:48); Ronald Pi- Russo Stadium. firm and appeared to be in po- 23:01 neda (15th, 20:52); newcomer “This was one of our tough- sition to force a Marblehead Carly Bennett - 5th overall Jason Vu (23:07); and Jose est losses in a long time,” said punt deep inside Marblehead - 23:02 Abias (24:00). RHS head coach Lou Cicatel- territory with five minutes to Gabrielle O’Brein - 7th Flynn and his crew were set li, who has been at the helm play, more than enough time overall - 26:27 to host Danvers and Everett of the Patriot grid program for to launch a tying touchdown Yulissa Santana - 9th over- this past Monday in a make-up 15 years. “We had the game drive. all - 26:46 of the original season-opener within our grasp. But we com- However, a bad decision Skyla McNamara - 10th and then will travel to Pea- mitted too many mistakes, al- by a Patriot player led to a overall - 26:59 body tomorrow (Thursday). most all of them preventable, personal foul call by the ref Salome Gezehagn - 11th They will be back on the Belle -- tacking on 15 yards for a overall - 27:34 Isle course next Wednesday to Gambardella announced the winner following a knockout at and gave it away to them. We Plainridge Casino. just didn’t use our heads.” Marblehead first down. Gabreila Mogavero - 13th host Malden. The contest began brightly “That one really hurt,” said overall - 32:41 for the Patriots, who took the Cicatelli. “I told the play- Nawal Khan - 14th overall opening kickoff and marched ers that they are wearing 10 - 32:51 Catch Our Food Truck on the streets! 75 yards, culminating with pounds of protective equip- Salma Hazimeh - 15th ADVERTISE Serving Country style BBQ a six-yard TD run by Lucas ment -- so they should be able overall - 32:51 Barbosa. The long drive ate to take a hard hit without retal- Maajda Louaddi - 16th with Big City DaBomb Flavors up almost the entire first quar- iating. But we got caught by overall - 32:57 IN COLOR! Dine in • Take out • Delivery •Order Online ter and established a pow- the ref and it cost us dearly.” Belma Mujic - 17th overall erful running game led by The Marblehead offense - 35:58 More than 10 MILLION www.dabombfood.com hard-driving captain Darius took full advantage of its new The Lady Patriots have a life with the change in mo- busy week. They were set to 15% OFF ANY ORDER McNeil, Barbosa, and Joe Al- to choose from!! lano, all of whom took turns mentum and eventually added compete in a tri-meet this now open 744 Broadway • Revere • 781-629-1497 pounding the Marblehead de- another TD in the closing sec- past Monday at Belle Isle fense into submission en route onds for the 18-6 finale. against Everett and Danvers, a to the end zone. “This was just a frustrating match-up that was postponed The Revere defense then game all-around,” said Ci- in the first week of the season got into the act on the ensuing catelli. “Hopefully we learned because of excessive heat, and Marblehead possession, forc- from our mistakes and our then will trek to Peabody to- "Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made" SALE DAYS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH 2018 ing a fumble, thanks to a quar- lack of discipline and we’ll do morrow (Thursday). terback sack by Zach Furlong better in our next game.” They will host Malden next Grocery Meat that put the Revere offense That next contest is with a Wednesday. 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Just a few plays later, Gatorade 8 pk ...... $5.99 Smithfield Bacon 16 oz ...... 2/$10.00 nal season-opening meet was Libby's Canned Vegetables ...... Revere sophomore quarter- RHS GIRLS CROSS 10/$8.00 Bar S Hot Dogs 12 oz ...... 4/$5.00 postponed because of exces- V-8 Juice ...... 2/$5.00 back Calvin Boudreau was COUNTRY TRIUMPHS sive heat two weeks ago, de- Lenders Bagels ...... 3/$5.00 sacked, hitting the turf hard -- Alexia Frozen Potatoes ...... 2/$6.00 Weekend Specials The Revere High girls cross feated Lynn Classical, 19-40, Almond Breeze Milk 64 oz ...... 2/$6.00 Friday, September 21 through Sunday, September 23 and the result was a fractured country team won its opening on the 2.89 mile Belle Isle Yoplait Yogurt (ex Greek Style) ...... 10/$5.00 collarbone that will keep Cal- Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls ...... 2/$4.00 BAKERY meet of the season with a run- course last week. 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RHS FIELD HOCKEY DEFEATS EVERETT, 5-0, IN HOME OPENER

The RHS Field Hockey team had their home opener against Everett last Monday, Sept 10, at Harry Della Russo stadi- um. Despite the rain and slippery conditions, the Lady Pats maintained control the whole game and came out on top. Re- vere beat Everett, 5-0.

Jessica Vo (#14) goes for the ball. Jenna Wells (#19), with possession of the ball.

Coach Briana Scata with Captains- Jessica Vo, Erinn Christopher, Jenna Wells, and Joli Giuliano. Eve Lescovitz (#2), helps Goalie Chloe Giordano (#60) block a shot.

Kathryn O’Donnell (#4), scores the first point of the game. Brianna Senecal (#6).

Crystal Valente (#15). Erinn Christopher (#9).

Jannel Mercado(#1). Astrid Umanzor Andino (#8). Wednesday, September 19, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 13

RHS SPORTS Through the Years

10 years ago with 42 yards rushing in the present team consisting of 112 yards on 18 carries. 60 years ago Sept. 17, 2008 20 years ago season-opener, a 12-0 loss to 16-and 17-year-olds, ended in September 18, 1958 The Revere High football Sept. 23, 1998 Wakefield. a tie. 50 years ago The RHS football team and team opened its season with Although the RHS football The RHS soccer team, September 19, 1968 15 other No. Shore schools a 26-6 victory over Medford. team gained 291 total yards, buoyed by 22 saves by keep- 40 years ago The RHS football team and will take part in the annual The Patriots were led by pow- 159 of which were on the er Rocco Cimino, defeated September 20, 1978 11 other No. Shore schools Football Jamboree under the erful running back Paul DiPlat- ground, led by Ratha Mom Brookline, 2-1. The RHS football team will take part in the annual lights Friday evening at the zi, who missed most of least with a 91-yard TD jaunt and Members of the 1938 opened its season with a 0-0 Football Jamboree under the Manning Bowl. The RHS season with an injury, with 145 Brian Bears with 66 yards on American Legion Junior tie against GBL rival Haver- lights Friday evening at the squad also will participate in yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries, coach Mike Cella’s baseball team took on their hill. John Ancillo led the Re- Manning Bowl. the Lowell Jamboree on Sun- 12 carries. DiPlatzi also kicked Patriots dropped their sea- modern-day counterparts in a vere offense, which racked up day. two extra points. Trey Weath- son-opener to Wakefield, 42- game that was enjoyed by all 212 yards on the ground, with ers ran for a 35-yard TD and 22 under the lights at Harry this past weekend before more sophomore fullback Quentin Della Russo Stadium. than 3,000 fans at Harry Del- Wesley rushed for 65 yards on Steve Todisco and Keith Se- la Russo Stadium. Members 12 attempts. Quarterback Mike gee paced the RHS golf team to of the 1938 squad who were Duffy tossed a 35-yard TD a 46-25 win over Malden. on hand for the game were pass to John Pederson to close Luis Gutierrez scored the John Capone, Vin Martelli, GRAF FAMILY RECEIVES HOME PRIDE AWARD out the scoring for coach Lou lone goal to lead the RHS Ross Barzelay, Harold Am- Cicatalli’s squad. boys soccer team to a 1-0 win brosino, Fred Widdleton, Ron The RHS volleyball team over Malden. Corbett, Al Pagliarulo, Dick defeated Medford, 3-1, in its School Committee mem- Buonopane, Jim Guardino, season-opener. Junior Priscil- bers are demanding that RHS Eddie O’Connell, Dan Mc- la Farnese and senior Noelle athletes and their coach take Carthy, and William Clucas. Cardarelli led the way for responsibility for the condi- Members of the team who coach Kim Hudd’s squad. tions in the RHS boys lock- have passed away include The RHS boys soccer team er room, where committee Warren Barrows, Harold defeated Beverly 4-1 and Sa- members saw broken lockers, Coughlin, and Coach Tom lem 1-0. tobacco spit on the floor, and Stver. The 1938 team is the Bryan Coniglio led the RHS dirt and bottles everywhere. only Revere American Legion boys cross country team to a squad to have made it to the 17-44 triumph over Saugus on 30 years ago Legion national finals. The the 2.85 course at Breakheart Sept. 21, 1988 exhibition contest, pitting the Reservation, taking first place Jojo Giordano led an ane- 1938 squad, whose members in a time of 27:47. mic Revere High offense are in their 60s, against the

Gambardella // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11 of South Boston (4-0, 3 KOs). Gambardella, a right- hander with a powerful right uppercut and a devastating left hook, is coming off a Sept. 8 knockout in a fight at Plainridge Casino. “This is a huge fight for me, the biggest of my career so far,” said the 29-year-old Gambardella, who is man- aged by Chris Jay and trained The Beachmont Improvement Committee (BIC) was delighted to present a Home Pride Award to by Joseph “Hoss” Janik. the Graf family of 112 Bradstreet Ave. Ms. Shelly Graf and her son Robbie Graf reside at this lovely, Gambardella started in well-kept property. boxing at the age of 15 and Although Shelly was unavailable for the presentation, Robbie was there to accept the award. We graduated from Revere High thank and commend them for their tireless efforts to keep their house and gardens beautiful. in 2007. He played one season Thank you for being another shining star on Bradstreet Avenue. Congratulations! of semi-professional football In the photo from left to right are Kathleen Heiser, Tom Turner, Carol Tye, Robbie Graf, Len Piazza, before focusing on his ama- Tom Wilson, and Nancy Dowd. teur boxing career, compiling a record of 12-2 that included an appearance in the finals of the New England Golden PHOTO BY JOSEPH KELLEY Gloves in Lowell. Travis Mazac Gambardella, RHS Class of 2007, will fight at the TD Gambardella turned pro- Garden on Oct. 21. fessional in March, 2017 and currently trains four to six hours each day at Knuckle- headz Gym in Ventura, Calif. He has been the sparring part- ner for world title contenders Victor Ortiz and Francisco Santana. Gambardella said he is grateful to the Lasely fami- ly, who has been a generous supporter of his boxing career while he has been living in SPOTLIGHT California. “They’ve done a Our RevereTV community members were busy in the lot for me,” said Gambardella. studio this week, producing a whopping ten complete Gambardella said he un- programs! Many community members worked toward derstands the significance of this total, but a marathon recording session by Diana Car- fighting at the TD Garden, which has been the site of dona, Cesar Agudelo, and William Peña contributed four several professional boxing shows. Diana and Cesar directed while William hosted cards since the Boston Gar- his program, MigranTeVe. These new episodes will soon den opened in 1928. His fight be airing on RTV channel 8 over the next few months. at the Garden will be on the Diana will be back soon to direct episodes of another undercard of the Demetrius program with community member, Luis Bravo, called Andrade-Billy Joe Saunders Pulso. She will also join Cesar once again, and her sister, fight. Angelica Cardona, to participate in a directing class. This “I know the history of box- ing in Boston and I’m really directing class is one of many taught by our Community excited about the opportunity Production Coordinator, Andrew Love. For more informa- to fight at the Garden,” said tion on classes and how to become a community member Gambardella, who has attend- at RevereTV, please contact Andrew at 781-426-9498, ed Celtics and Bruins home extension 2. games there. “I hope that In the editing suites, Wayne Davidson completed another many people from Revere will episode of his instructional martial arts program, and THIS Ashton DeRousi worked on an original film piece. Kim NEWS Luiso and Rosie of Kim’s Got Crafts spent some time everything.finishing up Also two on episodes channel of8, youtheir can show soon to lookair soon out foron a PAPER IS our channel. Watch and see that Kim’s got a craft for Profenna, directed by new members, Linda Redeker and 100% new episode of It’s AllCarol About Ligotti. Jesus, featuring host, Sheila The RevereTV crew was present at Suffolk Downs last ORGANIC week to cover the HYM development meetings after - IT IS MADE idents of Revere to discuss the future potential plans for aboutthe area. a month RTV airs hiatus. these HYM meetings presents on tochannel officials 9 and ourres USING YouTube page. RECYCLED home opener, and RTV will be providing live coverage of MATERIALS theThis game. Friday To iswatch the Revere the game High as Schoolit happens, football or to team’s check back later on the results, we keep the game recordings AND streaming on our YouTube page and replay them on WATER- channel 8. You can look forward to live game coverage by RTV throughout the season. BASED INK Page 14 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, September 19, 2018

RHS PATRIOTS FOOTBALL HOME OPENER VS MARBLEHEAD

The RHS Patriots had their home opener vs. Marblehead at Harry Della Russo Stadium on Friday, Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m. The Patriots lost 18-6.

Starting QB Calvin Boudreau (#19) hands off the ball to Darius McNeil.

Adetayo Atitebi along with his teammates are taking the field for their home opener.

Center (#53) gets ready to snap the ball back.

Bob Ardolino, Bob Lospennato, RHS Principal John Perella and Cadet Antonio DeCicco sang The RHS JROTC. Mayor Brian Arrigo. the National Anthem.

Running back Lucas Barbosa (#23) scores the first touchdown Joanne Murphy and other mom’s from the Parents Club cheer of the game. on the Patriots.

Fans get a little crazy after Revere’s first touchdown. Running back Jensi Hernandez (#25) intercepts the ball. Rayan Riazi (#81) kicks the ball off.

Defense back Eric Bua (#12) blocks Marblehead defender. Lucas Barbosa (#23) and Jonathan Murphy (#7) tackle Marble- Jonathan Murphy (#7) steps back to throw a pass down field. head.

Pictured above, Pat the Patriot (far right) gets the crowd to make some noise. Pictured to the left, Captain Frank Sims (#55) on defense. Wednesday, September 19, 2018 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 15

REVERE BEACH PARTNERSHIP HOSTS THIRD ANNUAL ART FESTIVAL

Photos by Katy Rogers al Revere Beach Art Festival Artists set up shop sell- on Saturday, Sept. 14. Artists ing paintings, creations, and The Revere Beach Part- and admirers gathered on crafts, with many of them of- nership hosted its third annu- the Wonderland Pedestrian fering live demonstrations. Bridge to celebrate art.

Colorful paintings by Marina Kartseva were on display along the beach. Denise Boucher pointed out personal touches within her collages.

Revere High School students Caroline Keinkede and Solenna Pon worked in their sketchbooks at the art festival.

Revere High School student Naomi Demauro commissioned illustrations at the beach on Saturday.

Joe Doucette did a live carving demonstration in front of some of his finished pieces. Alina Zalucki found a quiet place to concentrate on her work.

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FURTHER STUDY ly called for the change for ting calls like this,” he said. between himself and board 5 p.m. and select late nights is staged within a unique ar- REQUESTED ON months. “It’s becoming a problem. members. like the ones on Sept. 14 and chitectural environment of Resident Sharleen McLain, Saturday nights, it can get cra- Shortly after the lounge Sept. 21,” said Leonard. “We free-standing screen struc- MAKING BROADWAY however, was one of several zy on Broadway.” opened, the board placed it are closed Mondays, but will tures designed by the artist. TWO-WAY residents who said the plan is Antonelli listed off several on probation for several vio- be open for a special commu- The ICA partnered with CHELSEA – Facing many flawed, and has been forced police reports citing distur- lations, including a customer nity day on Columbus Day, the East Boston Neighbor- critics from the public that upon the public. bances at or near the restau- drinking from an open bottle. Monday Oct. 8.” hood Health Center, East showed up to speak against “From the very first it was rant over the summer. He also Apparently, Punj made his location Boston Social Centers, Mav- two-way Broadway, the City clear the City Manager and the noted that while the restaurant displeasure with the probation The Watershed opened to erick Landing Community Council on Monday decided planners have been pretty bent has had a fairly good reputa- known to the mayor’s office, the public on July 4 inside a Services, Massport and Zu- to defer any vote and, instead, on getting two-way Broad- tion over the past 15 years, and Antonelli was not happy former copper pipe factory at mix to develop programming hold a Committee on Confer- way,” she said. “They’ve been there have been more issues with what he saw as a misun- Boston Shipyard and Marina for their communities at both ence to review the matter. pretty manipulative in moving since a backroom featuring derstanding. on Marginal Street the ICA and the Watershed. In August, the Traffic Com- forward on this two-way plan. music and a more bar-like at- “I don’t appreciate you go- The 15,000-square-foot, mission voted 5-1 to approve None of these meetings have mosphere recently opened. ing to the mayor’s office and raw, industrial space is unlike RECREATIONAL/ the two-way plan, as well as a allowed for meaningful input. Restaurant manager Wil- saying I was wrong,” Anton- anything in Boston and has MEDICAL spate of many other non-con- It wasn’t until the July Traf- ton Rangel said the business elli said. “I spoke to Kevin expanded the ICA’s artistic troversial changes to Fay fic Commission meeting that has taken steps to address the O’Donnell, the mayor’s chief and educational programming MARIJUANA SHOP Square, Chelsea Square, Bell- members of the public were issues, including doing away of staff, and he said you told on both sides of the Boston HEADED TO ingham Square and City Hall able to speak directly to the with live music on Sundays him you were concerned be- Harbor. Award-winning firm LYNNWAY plans.” and setting an earlier stop cause the board mistreated Anmahian Winton Architects Avenue. LYNN – The Lynn City Said Barbara Richard, “I time for the entertainment on you.” restored the historic build- Council President Damali Council voted to allow Mass think two-way Broadway is Friday and Saturday nights. Punj said he felt offended ing for new use and create a Vidot called for the commit- Patient Foundation Inc. to spot-on dead wrong. Busi- Rangel said the noise levels that at a previous meeting An- unique space for immersive tee, and the Council approved open up both a medicinal and nesses will go under. I also at Oliveira’s are monitored, tonelli pointed at him and said artworks engaged with the the move. She said they had recreational marijuana shop think it hasn’t been a good and he noted that there are he had a bad reputation. site. An introductory gallery until Oct. 6 to hold the meet- 487-491 Lynnway. enough outreach to the com- other nearby establishments However, Antonelli said focuses on the historic ship- ing and to have a vote of the The area along the city’s munity.” that are louder and rowdier. he had merely said that the yard, while a waterside plaza full Council. The City Coun- waterfront was previously Ambrosino said he is in “There’s a lot of noise; it’s building that now houses the has served as a casual gather- cil must approve all actions of selected and rezoned by the favor of the two-way plan, not us,” he said. Karma Lounge has a bad rep- ing space. the Traffic Commission, but if Council as an overlay district but he implored the Council Antonelli said the Licens- utation. The ICA’s Seaport loca- they do not do so by Oct. 6, that allows for medical mari- to consider the plan is much ing Board wants to work with “If you’re saying I said you tion and the new Watershed the Commission’s approval juana dispensary use, as well more than just the two-way Oliveira’s to make sure any had a bad reputation, that’s in Eastie has connect the two will become law. as recreational sales. Broadway situation. He said issues are ironed out. not true,” he said. historically isolated neighbor- Many on the Council Back in July 2017 the there are many, many more “If there is a problem, we Eventually, feelings were hoods through a ferry services have not made their opinions Council voted unanimously non-controversial changes in get held accountable by the smoothed over where Punj provided by Boston Harbor known yet, but some have, to grant a special permit to the package that people do ABCC (the state’s Alcoholic said he appreciates the help Cruises.The ferry service has and ultimately the fate of two- Mass Patient Foundation Inc. want universally. Beverages Control Commis- the board has given his busi- allowed visitors to the both way Broadway will fall on the (MPF) to site a medical mar- “Much of what is before sion),” he said. “If someone ness. He even asked for the the ICA and Watershed travel votes of 11 members of the ijuana dispensary on the Lyn- you is non-controversial,” were to get stabbed or shot and board’s input in finding a lo- six minutes via water between Council. nway. he said. “Whether it’s Fay they run the police reports, it cation in the city for a poten- both museums during the Council President Vidot The Newton-based MPF, Square, Bellingham Square or comes back on us. We’re not tial virtual golf business. summer. The ferry is free to has been critical of the idea, who also operates marijuana City Hall Avenue, these pro- here to hurt you, we are here ICA members, included with and has particularly disagreed dispensaries in Oregon and visions have no opposition to to help you, but if it looks like regular museum admission, with the planning process that ICA WATERSHED TO Colorado, was one of two the changes.” we are not putting parameters and free to visitors ages 17 has unfolded over the past two STAY OPEN LATE medical marijuana dispen- The Council will meet next on you and let you run around and under. years. In the past, she has been saries approved by the City on Monday, Sept. 24, and the like you are cowboys, we look TWO NIGHTS BEFORE The inaugural exhibition against the change. Council last year. However, Conference Committee will like fools.” for the Watershed is an in- Councillor Leo Robinson, END OF SEASON That vote came with a provi- likely take place next week. Board members had a sim- stallation by internationally however, said this week he is EAST BOSTON - After a so that MPF Inc. must ink a ilar message for McCormack renowned artist Diana Thater. in favor of two-way Broad- widely successful inaugural Host Community Agreement Liquors on Hancock Street Thater’s exhibition centers on way. EVERETT LICENSING run, the Institute of Contem- before it was officially grant- and Karma Lounge on Ferry the San Francisco native’s art- “I’m a two-way Broadway BOARD RESOLVES porary Art/Boston (ICA) Wa- ed the special permit to open Street. work Delphine. In this monu- guy,” he said. tershed will offer special eve- shop. MINOR ISSUES For McCormack Liquors, mental work, underwater film Councillor Joe Perlatonda ning hours two nights before MPF recently did so and EVERETT – It was a night at issue was a recent spate of and video footage of swim- has also spoke in favor of the the art gallery on the Boston agreed to hand over 6 percent of addressing some minor is- complaints of public drinking ming dolphins spills across plan, and said the one-way Shipyard and Marina closes of its annual gross revenues sues before they become ma- near the store. Board member the floor, ceiling, and walls, plan is dangerous because it for the season on Oct. 8. from medicinal and recre- jor problems for the Licensing Phil Arloro, who lives nearby, creating an immersive under- calls for cars to park outside According to the ICA’s ational sales to the city, as Board Monday night, Sept. said the main culprits appear water environment. As view- of the protected bike lane. He Margaux Leonard, on Friday well as pay the city $100,000 10. to be several gentlemen who ers interact with Delphine, said that would leave those ex- Sept. 14, and again on Fri- to execute the Host Commu- Several businesses came appear to use an adjacent open they become performers with- iting their cars in a dangerous day, Sept. 21, the Watershed nity Agreement. before the board to address garage space as a make-shift in the artwork, their own sil- position with oncoming traffic will be open from 10 a.m. to There will be a seperate en- some minor complaints, but social club. houettes moving and spinning and with oncoming bicyclists. 9 p.m. The art gallery on East- trance for medicinal sales and no punishment was meted out The McCormack represen- alongside the dolphins’. Meanwhile, Councillor ie’s waterfront usually closes recreational sales. Those hold- for violations. tatives said they would do a In addition to Delphine, The Bob Bishop said he doesn’t at 5 p.m. Leonard added that ing a state license to purchase Oliveira’s Restaurant on better job policing the area, Watershed features a recent buy the idea of two-way the water ferry service that has medicinal marijuana will not Broadway has had several re- relying on cameras and better sculptural video installation, Broadway. To this point, he been shuttling members over be charged the 20-percent cent noise complaints lodged signage to discourage public A Runaway World, focused said he isn’t convinced it’s a from the ICA’s South Boston state tax that the legislature re- with the mayor’s office, -ac tippling. on the lives and worlds of good change. waterfront location will also cently imposed on recreation- cording to Licensing Board Varun Punj of the Karma species on the verge of extinc- City Manager Tom Am- be available during the ex- al marijuana. Chairman Phil Antonelli. Lounge, a cigar bar on Fer- tion and the illicit economies brosino and Chief Brian Kyes tended hours and admission to According to MPF’s filings “I’ve been getting calls, the ry Street, was before the li- that threaten their survival. are some of the biggest advo- the Watershed is free for all. with the city, they have satis- cates, and though they don’t mayor’s office has been - get censing board for what was “The Watershed is open Produced in Kenya in 2016 have a vote, they have strong- ting calls, we can’t keep get- basically a clearing of the air Tuesday–Sunday, 10 a.m. to and 2017, A Runaway World See NEWS Page 18

LEGAL NOTICE C420-2 and by assign- Unit: A the purchaser at the time Martinez and barred from claiming in the active military 2. 2011 Chevro- Court. a right to object to this NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S ment from 2010-3 SFR Parking space #1 and and place of sale. The Baltazar Martinez that you are entitled to service of the United let Malibu VIN# Date: September 13, proceeding. To do so, SALE OF REAL ESTATE Venture, LLC to U.S. #2 located and described balance is to be paid by And to all persons the benefits of said Act. States of America, then 1G1ZB5E18BF260428 2018 you or your attorney By virtue and in execu- Bank Trust National on Site Plan as Bit Drive, certified or bank check entitled to the benefit of Witness, JUDITH C. you may be entitled to 3. 2011 Nissan Sentra Felix D. Arroyo, must file a written tion of the Power of Sale Association, not in its adjacent to said unit. at Harmon Law Offices, the Servicemembers Civil CUTLER, Chief Justice of the benefits of the Ser- VIN# 3N1AB6AP- Register of Probate appearance and objec- contained in a certain individual capacity but Percentage Interest 50% P.C., 150 California Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. this Court on September vicemembers Civil Relief 7BL621869 9/19/18 tion at this Court before: mortgage given by Rony solely as Owner Trustee Post Office Address: 133 Street, Newton, Massa- § 3901 et seq.: Ameri- 12, 2018. Act. If you object to a 4. 2015 Ford Focus VIN# R 10:00 a.m. on the return A. Escoto to Mortgage for Boland Park Asset A Savage Street, Revere chusetts 02458, or by Home Mortgage Compa- Attest: foreclosure of the above 1FADP3F28FL365062 day of 10/11/2018. Electronic Registration Holding Trust dated Being the same premises mail to P.O. Box 610389, ny, LLC claiming to have A True Copy mentioned property on Signed, This is NOT a hearing Systems, Inc., dated January 18, 2018 and conveyed to the herein Newton Highlands, Mas- an interest in a Mortgage Attest: that basis, then you or Frank Russo LEGAL NOTICE date, but a deadline by September 29, 2006 registered with said named mortgagor (s) sachusetts 02461-0389, covering real property Deborah J. Patterson your attorney must file a G/J Towing Inc COMMONWEALTH which you must file a and registered with the registry on February by deed recorded with within thirty (30) days in Revere, numbered Recorder written appearance and 9/12, 9/19, 9/26 OF MASSACHUSETTS written appearance and Suffolk County Registry 9, 2018 at Document Suffolk County Registry from the date of sale. 14 Grand Avenue, given 9/19/18 answer in this court at R THE TRIAL COURT objection if you object District of the Land Court No. 879595 Certificate of Deeds #678336 Deed will be provided to by Claudia P. Martinez R Three Pemberton Square, PROBATE AND to this proceeding. If as Document No.727124 of Title No. C420-2, for No plan on record. See purchaser for recording and Baltazar Martinez Boston, MA 02108 on or FAMILY COURT you fail to file a timely as noted on Certificate breach of the conditions plan 32025-B upon receipt in full of to Mortgage Electronic LEGAL NOTICE before October 22, 2018 LEGAL NOTICE Suffolk Division written appearance and of Title No. C420-2, of of said mortgage and For mortgagor’s(s’) title the purchase price. The Registration Systems, (SEAL) or you will be forever COMMONEALTH 24 New Chardon St. objection followed by an which mortgage the for the purpose of see deed registered with description of the prem- Inc., as nominee for COMMONWEALTH OF barred from claiming OF MASSACHUSETTS Boston, MA 02114 affidavit of objections undersigned is the pres- foreclosing, the same Suffolk County Registry ises contained in said GMH Mortgage Services MASSACHUSETTS that you are entitled to THE TRIAL COURT (617)788-8300 within thirty (30) days ent holder by assignment will be sold at Public District of the Land mortgage shall control in LLC, dated November 23, LAND COURT the benefits of said Act. PROBATE AND CITATION ON of the return day, action from Mortgage Electron- Auction at 9:00 a.m. on Court as Document No. the event of an error in 2015, and recorded in DEPARTMENT OF THE Witness, JUDITH C. FAMILY COURT PETITION FOR may be taken without ic Registration Systems, September 26, 2018, on 678336, as noted on this publication. Suffolk County Registry TRIAL COURT CUTLER Chief Justice of Suffolk Division FORMAL further notice to you. Inc. to OneWest Bank, the mortgaged premises Certificate of Title No. Other terms, if any, to be District of the Land Court 18SM005069 said Court on September 24 New Chardon St. ADJUDICATION UNSUPERVISED ADMIN- FSB dated June 22, located at 133 A Savage C420-2. announced at the sale. as Document Number ORDER OF NOTICE 5, 2018. Boston, MA 02114 Docket No. ISTRATION UNDER 2009 and registered with Street, Unit A, No. 133 These premises will be U.S. BANK TRUST 00850538 and noted To: Attest: Deborah J. (617)788-8300 SU18P1519EA THE MASSACHUSETTS said registry on June Farm Valley Estates sold and conveyed sub- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, on Certificate of Title Manoel A. Dasilva Patterson NOTICE OF Estate of: UNIFORM PROBATE CODE 14, 2011 at Document Condominium, Revere, ject to and with the ben- NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL 132412 and in Book and to all persons Recorder PETITION FOR Paul M. Jensen (MUPC) No. 791785 Certificate Suffolk County, Massa- efit of all rights, rights of CAPACITY BUT SOLELY 658 at Page 12, and entitled to the benefit of 13105 CHANGE OF NAME Date of Death: A Personal Representa- of Title No. C420-2 chusetts, all and singular way, restrictions, ease- AS OWNER TRUSTEE FOR now held by Plaintiff by the Servicemembers Civil 9/19/18 Docket No. 01/27/2018 tive appointed under the and by assignment the premises described in ments, covenants, liens BOLAND PARK ASSET assignment, have filed Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. R SU18C0355CA To all interested persons: MUPC in an unsupervised from OneWest Bank, said mortgage, or claims in the nature HOLDING TRUST with this court a com- 50 §3901 et seq.: In the matter of: A Petition for Formal administration is not FSB to Federal Deposit TO WIT: of liens, improvements, Present holder of said plaint for determination Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Geonnette Lopez Appointment of Personal required to file an inven- Insurance Corporation The land with the public assessments, any mortgage of Defendants’ Service- claiming to have an Of: Revere, MA Representative has been tory or annual accounts as Receiver for IndyMac buildings thereon situ- and all unpaid taxes, By its Attorneys, members status. interest in a Mortgage LEGAL NOTICE To all persons interested filed by John D. Cutillo with the Court. Persons Federal Bank, FSB dated ated in Revere, Suffolk tax titles, tax liens, HARMON LAW OFFICES, If you now are, or covering real property NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE in petition described: of Revere, MA requesting interested in the estate August 17, 2011 and County, Massachusetts water and sewer liens P.C. recently have been, in Revere, numbered 55 Notice is hereby given A Petition to Change that the Court enter a are entitled to notice registered with said known as Unit A of the and any other municipal 150 California Street in the active military Hopkins Street, given by by G/J Towing Inc of 22 Name of Adult has been formal Decree and Order regarding the adminis- registry on September No. 133 Farm Valley assessments or liens or Newton, MA 02458 service of the United Manoel A. Dasilva and Whitin Ave Ext Revere, filed by Geonnette Lopez and for such other relief tration directly from the 20, 2011 at Document Estates Condominium, existing encumbrances (617) 558-0500 States in America, then Sania Tavares to Wells MA, pursuant to the of Revere MA requesting as requested in the Personal Representative No. 795077 Certificate a condominium created of record which are in 201512-0709 - TEA you may be entitled Fargo Bank, N.A., dated provisions of Mass G.L that the court enter a Petition. and may petition the of Title No. C420-2 by Master Deed dated force and are applicable, 9/5/18, 9/12/18, to the benefits of the March 31, 2010, and c. 255, Section 39A, Decree changing their The Petitioner requests Court in any matter and by assignment November 13, 2003 and having priority over said 9/19/18 Servicemembers Civil registered at the Suffolk that they will sell the name to: that: John D. Cutillo of relating to the estate, from Federal Deposit recorded on December mortgage, whether or R Relief Act. If you object County Registry District following vehicles on Jeannette Lopez Revere, MA be appointed including the distribution Insurance Corporation 16, 2003 in the Regis- not reference to such to a foreclosure of of the Land Court as doc- or after September 28, IF YOU DESIRE TO as Personal Representa- of assets and expenses as receiver for IndyMac tered Land Section of the restrictions, easements, the above-mentioned ument number 776526, 2018 beginning at 10:00 OBJECT THERETO, YOU tive(s) of said estate to of administration. Federal Bank, FSB f/k/a Suffolk County Registry improvements, liens or LEGAL NOTICE property on that basis, and noted on certificate am by private or public OR YOUR ATTORNEY serve Without Surety on WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. IndyMac Bank, F.S.B. of Deeds as Instrument encumbrances is made in COMMONWEALTH then you or your attor- of title number 127283, sale to satisfy their MUST FILE A WRITTEN the bond in an unsuper- Dunn, First Justice of this to 2010-3 SFR Venture, No. 67271, in Book the deed. OF MASSACHUSETTS ney must file a written has/have filed with garage keepers’ lien APPEARANCE IN SAID vised administration. Court. LLC dated September C-420, in accordance TERMS OF SALE: LAND COURT appearance and answer this court a complaint for towing, storage, and COURT AT: BOSTON ON IMPORTANT Date: September 10, 13, 2011 and registered with the provisions of A deposit of Ten Thou- DEPARTMENT OF in this court at Three for determination of notices of sale. Vehicles OR BEFORE TEN O’CLOCK NOTICE 2018 with said registry on G.L. c. 183A. sand ($10,000.00 ) THE TRIAL COURT Pemberton Square, Defendant’s/Defendants’ are being stored at G/J IN THE MORNING (10:00 You have the right to Felix D. Arroyo September 20, 2011 at The UNIT contains the Dollars by certified 18 SM 005263 Boston, MA 02108 on or Servicemembers status. Towing, Inc. A.M.) ON: 10/11/2018. obtain a copy of the Peti- Register of Probate Document No. 795079 AREA of 2,762 square or bank check will be ORDER OF NOTICE before October 29, 2018 If you now are, or 1. 2012 BMW 528 VIN# WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. tion from the Petitioner 9/19/18 Certificate of Title No. feet required to be paid by TO: Claudia P. or you may be forever recently have been, WBAXH5C55CDW08747 Dunn, First Justice of this or at the Court. You have R Black

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REAL ESTATE • 137 OFFICE/ News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 COMM’L YARD opposed. Concerns about the impact RENTALS fied the requirements put forth by SALE Council members before medicinal and message to children were aired REVERE: Off Broad- and recreational sales take place in by some and others focused on the way. Professional the city. revenue for the town. Thinking of office space. On public This Week MPF will have tightly controlled Currently, there is a local mora- transportation. Call for security and surveillance, and is tak- torium on licensing any retail mari- Buying or details. 978-590-8810 REVERE ing the empty Cooper-Lewis Build- juana shops and it expires Dec. 31. If Selling? ing that didn’t blend with the sur- the town takes no action anyone can 27 MARTIN ST. rounding area and giving it purpose. come in on Jan. 1 and open a shop. Ashley Aloupis REVERE OFFICES SATURDAY SEPT. 22 All cultivation for the dispensary The town can see if the Attorney [email protected] FOR RENT will be done in Fitchburg and any General can expand the moratorium 781-629-9388 RAIN DATE SEPT. 23 home deliveries to Lynn patients to March 2019. The town officials can High visibility would also generate from the Fitch- hold a special election asking to vot------9 AM — 4 PM offices for rent, burg grow facility and not the Lyn- ers if they want a pot shop in town DEADLINES: For classi- GARAGE ITEMS, FURNITURE, nway dispensary. or not. To do this 1,200 signatures PIANO includes use of fied line ads, deadlines COLLECTOR'S ITEM In May the Council voted unan- are needed to be obtained to put the are Monday by 4 p.m. LESSONS conference room imously to grant the other marijua- question on the ballot. Call 781-485-0588 or and all utilities 32 OAK ISLAND RD. na facility, Alan Rothenberg’s Olde Winthrop voted 54 percent in fa- fax the ad to 781-485- In WINTHROP Ages 5 World Remedies Inc., a special per- vor of recreational marijuana in No- 1403 $ mit to open shop. vember 2016. to Adult. Registrations 400/mo SATURDAY SEPT. 22 and up Again the approval came with The number of pot shops in any ------now being accepted Call 781-286-1484 the proviso that a Host Communi- town is determined by the number NEED TO SELL Your for September. Age 9AM — 2PM ty Agreement is signed by Mayor of liquor licenses in town and it is House? Call to reach based pricing. For more COACH BAGS, COMPUTER AR- Thomas McGee before the permit a 5:1 ratio. Winthrop has six liquor over 50,000 readers. information, please call. MOIRE, PRINCESS HOUSE ITEMS, Call 781-485-0588 or is issued. Olde World Remedies has licenses so if allowed there could be 857-201-9075. AUTO CHINA AND QUILTS already obtained all its Department only one retail recreational marijua- fax the ad to 781-485- 9/27 1403 FOR SALE of Public Health approvals, but there na business in town. was a slight delay finding a marijua- “The town needs to make a deci- WINTHROP na cultivation site for the dispensary. sion,” said Town Council President 2004 Toyota Camry 14 CHARLES ST. Rothenberg recently secured a site Ron Vecchia. HELP WANTED LE, red, gray cloth int. in Grafton, Mass. and will begin the No votes were taken on the is- Family owned since SAT+SUN SEPT. 22+23 process of cultivating medical mari- sue but the council is looking to the new. Just turned 100k juana very soon. Planning Board to create a bylaw re- MACHINE OPERATORS - EXPERIENCED BOAT miles. Regularly ser- 9 — 3 Olde World Remedies differs from garding retail recreational shops as a WAKEFIELD REPAIR viced, no issues $3400 SOME ANTIQUES – MISC OLD STUFF MPF in that Rothenberg’s has agreed safeguard for the town. This would Westrock needs Please call 781-244- 617-755-6282 – COME ON BY – to do give all of the profits to local address zoning, location, licens- Machine Opera- 9757 9/20 charity. As a great believer in medic- ing, security plans and buffer zones tors in Wakefield, 9/27 Ads run Revere Journal - Chelsea Record - Winthrop Sun Transcript Lynn Journal - East Boston Times Free Press- Everett Independent - Charlestown Patriot Bridge inal marijuana, Rothernberg has said around schools, daycare centers and MA. 3rd shift $17 an To take out an Ad email [email protected] he has no desire to make money at parks. hour plus OT to start. Get a FREE yard sale poster with every ad the Lynn location. Because a family Precint 5 Councilor Linda Cal- Full Time Union jobs member is benefiting from the use of la, who chairs the Public Health THINK OF IT AS AN and Safety Committee on the Town with Benefits. Apply on FHAP AGENCIES &OTHER STATE/ medicinal marijuana, he wants to be       Indeed.com. OWNER’S MANUAL LOCAL REFERRAL AGENCIES able to share it with the community. Council, said, “Time is of the es-           sence.” The consensus is to prepare 10/4 FOR YOUR MONEY.    He has also offered to give away All real estate advertising in this  for a special election to decide which ------newspaper is subject to the Federal     medicinal marijuana to those who Fair Housing Act of 1968, which    way to go. According to the town    can’t afford it free of charge. makes it illegal to advertise any  clerk, that process can take about six preference, limitation or discrimi-     nation based on race, color, reli-    weeks, which brings us into Novem-      gion, sex, handicap, familial status    OFFICIALS HOLD FORUM (number of children and or preg-  b e r.” nancy), national origin, ancestry,     ON RECREATIONAL Town Manager Austin Faison     age, marital status, or any inten-    tion to make any such preference,  MARIJUANA STORE does have some experience on this limitation or discrimination.     This newspaper will not knowingly      subject from his past work in Brook- TO PLACE    WINTHROP – Town officials held The free Consumer Action accept any advertising for real  line. “And now marijuana sales in estate that is in violation of the a forum to discuss the issue of retail       Handbook. 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EMTs wheel a firefighter to a waiting ambulance. Several fire- fighters were treated for heat exhaustion and other injuries.

The fire continued to burn well into the night. Medford and Revere Ladder companies pour water onto the smoldering building.

Numerous communities assisted Revere Firefighters through the mutual aid system with Sunday’s fire. Here, a Chelsea ladder company extends toward the smoke and flames.

PHOTO BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK One family’s laundry remains as it was before the fire.

Fire fighters battled heavy fire and smoke conditions for hours. Smoke could be seen pouring from the roof of the apartment building throught the day and into the night.

Fire // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 “Once it became clear it or’s Office, 281 Broadway, was unsafe to attack the fire is seeking clothing, non-per- from the interior all members Revere Fire Chief Christopher Bright(left) and Deputy Chief ishable food items, toiletries, Glen Rich (right), directed firefighting operations. At one point were ordered out of the build- water bottles, diapers, baby ing and it became a defensive in the fight, all firefighters were pulled out of the deteriorating formula and other items that building for safety reasons and companies changed tactics to Revere Fire Chief Bright briefs the media on the firefighting attack,” Todisco said. could be of use to the victims. Todsico said a Red Cross an exterior attack, putting immense volumes of water on the operation, as multiple aerial companies work on the building. Checks can be made out to building from the outside. Shelter was set up at Revere “City of Revere Mayor’s Fire High School. About 60 peo- Relief Gift Account”. “It took massive amounts Monday night the mayor ple checked in and 35 stayed The last firefighting unit of water to finally extinguish asked the city council to ap- to Monday evening. Others was cleared from the scene at the blaze,” Todisco said. prove the establishment relief went to friends or families or 8:12 a.m. on Monday morn- The cause is undetermined at fund for this fire and any fu- local hotels. Those who had ing. this time. ture disaster. no transportation to the high Brick Oven Pizzeria school were transported by 381 revere beach blvd MBTA bus. “This was not a pretty site,” said Ward 2 Councillor THIS Ira Novoselsky, who worked Entertainment!(this week) in the shelter until 11 p.m. Wednesday Friday Sunday night. “It was a dev- NEWS DJ GEORGE TOMMY BAHAMA astating fire. I just remember Thursday Saturday seeing a 5 and a 7-year-old walking around in their paja- PAPER IS VINYL GROOVE RICKY ERIK mas. It’s all they had.” Sunday - DJ GEORGE Mayor Brian Arrigo was able to obtain 10 hotel rooms 100% starting at 3 at the Comfort Inn. CAPIC is helping with finding per- manent housing solutions for those displaced. The Red ORGANIC Cross has given out vouchers for expenses. A donation drive is also going on. The May- IT IS MADE Patio is open! Beautiful Weekend! USING Looking for experienced RECYCLED servers + bartenders, Flexible Hours!! 0 MATERIALS AND WATER- Revere Proud BASED INK 2018 ALS & MS Walk for Living Sunday, September 30, 2018 165 Captains Row on Admiral’s Hill, Chelsea MA 9:00 AM Check-in 10:00 AM WALK kicks off (2 miles) with Emcee Matt Siegel of KISS 108’s Matty in 0 the Morning and the KISS 108 Street Team. Food, Music, Kids’ Activities, Petting Zoo, HoodiesT-Shirts Now AvailableSweathirts & Hats Photo Booth, Raffle and more! White or Blue ON SALE Gray or Blue CASH CASH at the Revere Journal ONLY walkforliving.org ONLY (385 Broadway Revere) to register for the WALK or donate T-Shrit Hoodies Hats $12.00 $32.00 // $42.00 $14.00 Dog Available ONLINE at www.reverebeach.com Friendly!