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Happy Thanksgiving to all our Readers! Be Thankful.... May your stomachs be full and your spirits high! BOOK YOUR POST IT Call Your T h e L y n n J o u r n a l Advertising Rep (781)485-0588 Tuesday, November 20, 2018 St. Mary's football advances to the Super Bowl By Cary Shuman

The St. Mary’s High School football team kept the high-scoring Cohasset offense under con- trol for all four quarters and the result was a scintillating 22-11 victory in the Division 7 state semifinals Saturday at Hormel Stadium in Medford. Cohasset had averaged close to

40 points per game in the South Yellow Magenta Cyan Black sectionals, but the Spartans held the Skippers to one field goal and one very late (1:28 remaining) touchdown to lock up their berth in the Super Bowl to be played at Gillette Stadium. There were huge plays on both sides of the ball, including a key, third-down one-on-one tackle by freshman Xavier Copeland on Cohasset running back Gray Thomas that forced the Skippers into a field goal situation. “That was a nice play on their draw,” said St. Mary’s head coach Sean Driscoll. “He’s played great on both sides of the football, at center and noseguard. That was The 2018 Super Bowl-bound St. Mary’s Spartans, pictured after their win over the Cohasset Skippers, 22-11, on Saturday at Hormel Stadium in the biggest defensive stand of the Medford. See more photos on Pages 6 and 7. game, holding that team to a field goal and then coming down and scoring, which was a big swing in the football game.” Support your local business owners this Saturday Copeland said he was just ex- ecuting the Spartans’ defensive By Sue Ellen Woodcock retailers this year. “Shopping local is an import- nities strong, American Ex- strategy. The Lynn Area Chamber sup- ant ingredient to a healthy and vi- press launched Small Business “I just went to the outside on In Lynn, it’s the local business- ports the businesses in Lynn, brant community,” Codner said. Saturday on the Saturday after my gap – that was my assign- es, which are the backbone of a Lynnfield, Nahant, and Swamp- “While the LACC is not running Thanksgiving to encourage peo- ment there,” said Copeland. “We local economy, so why not pa- scott. any specific programs in support ple to Shop Small and bring more played very well as a team. It’s tronize them this weekend during “There are many amazing of Small Business Saturday this holiday shopping to small busi- really exciting to be going to the Small Business Saturday, Nov. businesses within this commu- weekend, we will continue to nesses. This is a great opportu- Super Bowl.” 24? nity and we encourage people to support our local area businesses nity to join the local Chamber of Eni Falayi, a 6-foot-5-inch ju- American Express has spear- explore and shop at these loca- throughout the season.” Commerce too. tions during this holiday season,” In an effort to support local nior, had an extraordinary day, headed Small Business Saturday Please see SHOP LOCAL Page 3 making three outstanding catch- for the past few years and local said Colin Codner, the new exec- shops that make our commu- Chambers of Commerce are utive director of the Lynn Area lending their full support to local Chamber of Commerce (LACC). Please see SPARTANS Page 6

The Independent Next week Newspaper Offices will be closed BLUE Thanksgiving Day, Recycling week Nov. 22 nd and For more info. call the Friday, Nov. 23rd Lynn DPW at 781-477-7099 - - - - Thus, this Thanksgiving I am Thus, this Some people are not as for As a word of caution I want to blessed to live long enough. thankful - very thankful. was found then I could have the Who wants other half removed. not. I did to have two surgeries? The doctor I sought out could not prove I had malignancy on my left lobe but simply said, I like how it looks and “I don’t think the whole thing needs to come out.” I am grateful that I got to choose my doctor and my Amer Every place of surgery. ican should have the option of choosing their doctor and place of medical care. I have several friendstunate. who could not beat cancer and Often times passed on this year. the symptoms was already an in dication that things were already too late for them to treat their condition. waitingsimply that say strongly to see what your condition does emergen an being up ends often cy down the road. If you have an early warning then trying to aggressivelyto forward move eliminate the problem or treat it is the only way to have a chance of winning. Of course, we are talking about our human bodies and there will always be something to repair or deal with con- go from We cerning our health. one thing to another if we are Tuesday, November 20, 2018 20, November Tuesday, ------d -E p O uest G This of course is the short My voice is not strong yet cording to the extensive report Ireport extensive the to cording theon ones malignant three had right lobe of my thyroid and one malignant one on the left side The pathology of my thyroid. supervising and report, surgeon Endocrinologist all have as sured me that the malignancies were small and contained within the thyroid and no further treat ments are necessary at this time. Of course for the rest of my life sur for doc my visiting be will I veillance to see if anything nasty pops back up. The main version of the story. can with point is I’m better off cer out of my body than in my wasI last year This time body. clueless that anything so detri mental to my health was lurking This year I beneath the surface. Thanksgiving for will celebrate a miraculous early detection and the that ended up being a surgery only real choice to make. a and I have after the surgery little pill to take every day but who cares I am alive, feel good and writing this column. I have almighty for histo praise God grace toward me. I also have to be thankful for medical insur ance that provided me a way to go to a place where I chose to other doctors told me Two go. that I only needed half of my thyroid removed and if cancer - - - - - Thanksgiving and Very Thankful Thanksgiving and Very 2 By Glenn Mollette I didn’t really want to do the I didn’t I agreed to have the surgery This Thanksgiving I amI Thanksgiving This Six months ago my family cent suspicious of malignancy. cent suspicious of malignancy. I went to another doctor out of thattest same the did who town came back inconclusive and then another test which revealed the same nodule was about forty percent suspicious of malignan I asked the question “What cy. should I do,” and his response was we need to remove the en tire thyroid within two months. re and have read many surgery ports about people living their entire lives with thyroid nod ules. I have read many die with thyroid malignancy that never caused them any trouble. Of course, cancer anywhere in your body is never working to your advantage. and pathology revealed that I not only had a suspicious nodule Ac- but four malignant nodules. thankful to not have cancer. I thankful to not have cancer. hope. scan doctor sent me for a CT because I went in to be checked out for something that felt weird which ended up being nothing. scan did reveal However the CT some nodules in my thyroid. local Endocrinologist did a A fine needle biopsy and said one of the nodules was thirty per THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - - l editorial Printer John Lynds Seth Daniel com Judy Russi Scott Yates Business Editorial . Reporting Staff com . Accounts Executive Concord Monitor (N.H.) Page Design, Copy Editing o u r n a Cary Shuman J Stephen Quigley lynnjournal lynnjournal . @ www DIRECTORY : ite editor : y n n S eb [email protected] PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT: W mail E L Peter Sacco Ellen Bertino Kathleen Bright Maureen DiBella Legal Advertising Debra DiGregorio Director of Marketing HAPPY THANKSGIVING Senior Sales Associates PHONE 781-485-0588 // FAX 781-485-1403 PHONE 781-485-0588 // FAX ([email protected]) EDITOR IN CHIEF: EDITOR

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Page 2 Page T almost 400 years to the Pilgrims, long before there was even a thought the Pilgrims, long before there was even almost 400 years to America. of a United States of makes us aware of what we have to be thankful for. Thanksgiving that Americans are remarkably Despite our present trials and tribulations, celebration national a Thanksgiving is are. we where be fortunate to we are at a time when circum that serves to remind us how blessed than to spend the day with those who mean the most to us. It asksthan to spend the day with those who for the person who is doingnothing more from each of us (other than up and enjoying the companyall the cooking!) beyond just showing a great meal. of our family and friends and then having else to do other than enjoy a great dinner with those whom we loveelse to do other than enjoy a great dinner and care about. inevitably -- at least for some of us -- a post-dinner nap or early night of sleep. In a time when so many of us are connected 24/7 to some instrument of communication, it truly is a relief to have a day when we can just shut it all off. tional-celebration connotations, and no required gift-giving. It lacks and no required tional-celebration connotations, of our and political overtones of all solemnity, the commercialism, other national observances. in the world.stances are so cruel for so many others

Black Black ------Page 3 Page The AFBF Thanksgiving din “Donohue has been fabulous Freeman put in another fine tough on both sides of “He’s not fully Driscoll said he’s ner survey was firstmenu has notin 1986, and the conducted time for re changed since that year to year. liable comparison anyAFBF does not make While scientific claims about the data, of priceit is an informal gauge trends around the nation. at about $8 per person. across the board,” said Driscoll. the key to our team based “He’s on playing special teams, safety, we asked him to play some cor quarterbacked for nerback, he’s inWhen a kid comes us as well. to your office and says, ‘coach, whatever you need me to do, I’ll – he wanted to be a part of do,’ our success and he is a big part of with be here it, and we wouldn’t out him.” work at linebacker and run day’s ning back against the Skippers. the ball,” lauded Driscoll. “He a very runs the ball hard and he’s He has good good linebacker. always around instincts and he’s the ball.” Val looking ahead to Blackstone Thanksgiving ley just yet, with a eve game against Fenwick on tap for Wednesday. ------A 16-pound turkey was near A Driscoll said he and his staff staff his and he said Driscoll “Going in to game and know Driscoll illuminated on the ly 50 percent more expensively 50 percent more pound whenat nearly $2 per food deliverypurchased from a individualservice. Nearly every com item was more expensive aver pared to the do-it-yourself of the din age and the total cost higherner was about 60 percent livery does have a larger price larger have a livery does tag. FRESHMAN STAR: St. Mary’s noseguard Xavier Copeland made one of made Copeland Xavier noseguard Mary’s St. STAR: FRESHMAN run- of the game when he tackled Cohasset plays defensive the key is pictured with his Xavier line. the 4-yard at Thomas ning back Gray family after the game. proud coach and is a great assistant as well. He was a great acquisition for me and this program.” Abing watched Cohasset defeat ton in the South final. Cohasset won, 33-16, after routing defend 37- Mashpee, champion state ing 16, in the semifinals. and seeingdid ing what they them live, we doubled their re ceivers in certain situations and we tried to take away their best do, and what they wanted to stuff and we did a good job with that,” made sure we said Driscoll. “We played a physical football game at the second level where the linebackers and defensive backs were.” contributions of two season-long standouts, Connor Donohue and who brought Freeman, George games Saturday to Hor their ‘A’ mel Stadium in Medford. ------3 effort Clippers stops the By Cary Shuman Driscoll, Phelps drew up a superb game plan St. Mary's dynamic defensive “Adding these foods to the“Adding these foods the priceAFBF also surveyed They’re one step away fromaway step one They’re But entrance in to the St. While the ultimate champion singlea to Cohasset Holding St. Mary’s first-year head spent a lot of time on “We person to the overall cost. person to the overall menu in Thanksgiving classic cost slightly, creased the overall $6 per per to $61.72 or about son,” said Newton. Thanksgiving of a traditional popular foodmeal available from This revealed delivery services. of food de- that the convenience winning a state championship and officially stamping their leg acy as one of the greatest teams in school history. Fame, Super Hall of Mary’s Bowl rings, and other such hon ors that are bestowed on champi minds ons are not on the players’ very toughThere is still one yet. postseason obstacle: a talented team that is Valley Blackstone also coming to Gillette Stadium with the biggest prize of all in their sights. will be decided at the Patriots’ home field in Foxboro, one thing is already certain: the St. Mary’s defensive game plan against Co- hasset will stand the test of time. field goal (the Skippersalreadyissue TD with the their scored decided) is an achievement that will be forever remembered by football players and St. Mary’s alumnus and fans. St. Mary’s - football announcer John Hoff man was among those lauding de of the Spartans’ the efforts Hoff game. the throughout fense man recognized early that the defense was frustrat Spartans’ ing the high-scoring Skippers on each possession. won who Driscoll, Sean coach a Super Bowl as a defensive co saidHigh, Winthrop at ordinator Phelps Tim assistant head coach com- did a great job and his staff ing up with the game plan. Tim preparing for Cohasset and works harder than anyone I good said Driscoll. “It’s know,” to have a former head coach [at Classical], that was a great head THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN ------

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AFBF also highlighted oth also AFBF •Gallon of milk, $2.92; •three-pound bag of sweet •one-pound bag of green •one dozen rolls, $2.25. Some items did show an in Those increased prices were •12-ounce bag of fresh cran •30-ounce can of pumpkin •14-ounce package of cubed •two nine-inch pie shells •one-pound veggie tray was group of miscellaneous A There was no change in price provide information on the To The average cost for aThe average cost ample supply, “Thanks to an reported spending an estimated $85 billion tailers and restaurants over these eight days alone. In 2018, you can get out and support the plac es you love with the people you 24. love on Nov. Newton said. er foods that showed large de er foods that showed large They included: creases as well. potatoes, $3.39; peas, $1.47; including Mas crease, however, to own contribution sachusetts’ Thanksgiving table – the the Other items on the cranberry. piepumpkin included increase mix and cubed bread, among other things. as follows: berries was $2.65; pie mix was $3.33; bread stuffing was $2.87; came in at $2.47; $.75. in and items including coffee gredients necessary to prepare the meal milk, onions, eggs, sugar and (butter, evaporated flour) was also up slightly,$3.01. to for a half-pint of whipping cream at $2.08. increasingly changing Thanks AFBF looked in at giving meal, hams and other new additions. bone-in Adding a four-pound ham, five pounds of Russet potatoes, and one pound of frozen green beans added about $1 per prices are at the lowest costsprices are at the theybecause mostly 2014, since are in abundant supply. this year is16-pound turkey 3 percent$21.71, which is down year. per pound from last for affordable remains turkey helps keepconsumers, which the dinnerthe overall cost of reasonably priced as well,” CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE ------is

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the cost of this year’s Thanks the cost of this year’s lowest cost since 2010. Thanksgiving dinner has de of cost of the traditional meal at the of the cost John Newton. This year’s new low has put the This year’s Dr. AFBF Chief Economist said from last year’s low of $49.12. low of year’s last from the lowest level since 2010,” ures to be less than $5 per per son. It was a 22-cent decrease clined steadily and is now at at $48.90 nationwide, which fig which nationwide, $48.90 at Thanksgiving meal for 10 to be average cost of a traditional last week that it had found thelast week that it had Thanksgiving dinner survey. Thanksgiving dinner Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) the 33 est cost since 2010, according toest cost since 2010, again decreased and is at its low its is at and again decreased Thanksgiving meal has once- Thanksgiving meal

Shop Local// Shop Local// Cost of Thanksgiving meal decreases meal of Thanksgiving Cost again once - Tuesday, November 20, 2018 20, November Tuesday, Lynn English senior Milena Bondi, with Powder Puff supporter, supporter, Puff English senior Milena Bondi, with Powder Lynn Michael Falasca. TALENTED TRIO: Playing key roles in Classical’s victory English over in Classical’s roles key TRIO: Playing TALENTED Olivia Pedro, in the game, PATs who kicked three Julia Jordan, were who had one Stafford, and Abby runs, touchdown who had a two run. touchdown Raymond Jay Raymond with her parents, Taylor English senior Lynn Phelan. Peter and friend, Marie Raymond, and Ann - 4 Both teams are to be com all-time record. mended for their sportsmanship ais what in competitiveness and much-anticipated contest that is played on the Sunday before the Thanksgiving holiday. The Lynn Classical seniors and coaches proudly display the Powder Puff championship trophy after de championship trophy Puff the Powder display proudly and coaches seniors Classical Lynn The Manning Field. at English, 21-0, in the annual game Sunday Lynn feating THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN

Classical soccer player Julia ~ Pedro, Stafford 21-0 victorylead Lady Rams to ~ touchdowns while Abby Stafford Stafford Abby touchdowns while rushed for one score for the Lady Rams, who were led by head coach Rob Smith. Jordan was the undisputed place- kicker of the game with three which is believed to be an PATs, - AN ANNUAL LYNN POWDER PUFF TRADITION PUFF POWDER LYNN ANNUAL AN CLASSICAL DEFEATS ENGLISH DEFEATS CLASSICAL Photos by Cary Shuman Olivia Pedro rushed for two Lynn Classical defeated Lynn Lynn Classical defeated Lynn Page 4 Page The Lynn English Powder Puff team is pictured after Sunday’s annual game against Classical. annual game against team is pictured after Sunday’s Puff English Powder Lynn The There was sportsmanship on display after the Powder Puff game as Puff sportsmanship was after the Powder on display There Robert coach Classical Smith at congratulated Holey PJ English coach midfield in Manning Bowl. der Puff game before a large game before a large der Puff crowd Sunday at Manning Field. English, 21-0, in the annual Pow Swimming standout Carly Mendonca is pictured with her proud family after her Classical team’s big win Mendonca family after is pictured team’s standout Carly her Classical with her proud Swimming English. over

Black Black - - Page 5 Page Supporting the Lynn Lynn Supporting the this fundraiser. I am very excited to see thispeople showing up so many thisevening supporting event”. Cen Community Health Lynn ter is essential to the community. The Center helps so many people of medi need are in who cal attention providing the highest quality of care. LCHS Staff member Debbie Smith-Walsh member Debbie Smith-Walsh Staff LCHS Walsh. Marissa with her daughter, Century 21 Real Estate of Lynn sponsor: of Lynn Century 21 Real Estate Joan Regan, and David Mabel Hardy, LCHC operates in the CityLCHC operates in the as he said, “As of Lynn a health center we care of take half the Lynn. City We have of forty-one and wepatients thousand obviously concentrate in taking care of the vulnerable We population. most do this can’t work without ourof sponsorships the leading citizens in Lynn - and many of the organi zations that contribute to - - com .

very large group very large of supporters Com- and Lynn CEO Dr. Kiame Mah- A munity Health Centermunity Health members (LCHC) staff the falljoined together for benefit at The Blue Ox. The LCHC is a compre hensive health care facil ity that helps anyone in community the evenLynn with the inability to pay. aniah explained how the St. Mary’s Head of School John Dolan Mary’s St. and Turner supporters Gail with LCHS Joseph Greene. LCHS Board of Director Jobeth Williams with Sean Lobdell, Michael Reposa, and with Sean Lobdell, Williams of Director Jobeth Board LCHS Shaughnessy. Kelly LCHC staff members -Director staff members of Medical LCHC Medicine Hayes, Clare Development Hanna Director Disease of Infective Dr. and Director of Communications Haptu, Steger-Wilson. Cindy 5 lynnjournal . www

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Ann Schultz with Kenneth Taylor. SchultzAnn with Kenneth Supporters of LCHC – Chuck and Mary – Chuck Supporters of LCHC Parent Navigator Yovanny Fana. Yovanny Navigator Parent and Innovation Care, LCHSBoard of Director Kirirath Saing, and Salem ER Hospital Saing, of Director Kirirath LCHSBoard Care, and Innovation Debra Lee Surface of Cataldo Ambulance, Elizabeth Agnes is Director of Strategy is Director of Strategy Elizabeth Agnes Surface Ambulance, Lee of Cataldo Debra Susan Namet at the Lynn Community Health Center Benefit. Health Center Community the Lynn Susan Namet at Attorneys Anne Gugino Carrigan and James Carrigan join Lisa Carangelo and join Lisa Carangelo Carrigan and James Carrigan Gugino Anne Attorneys Director Rachel Pohl. Supporter Ted Taylor, and LCHS Broad of Broad and LCHS Taylor, Ted Supporter Chief Information Officer Lisa Ewing, Ewing, Officer Lisa Information Chief Enjoying a relaxing moment - LCHS - LCHS moment a relaxing Enjoying Tuesday, November 20, 2018 20, November Tuesday, Susan McGinnis-Lang, St. Mary's his still keeps St. Sean Driscoll, head coach, though he is just min- even on the field of play, eye Super Bowl. the 2018 to Gillette, a trip to from utes Laura Walsh, Chairperson Laura Walsh, Charles Gaeta, Executive Director Happy Thanksgiving 6 Steve Martin, Robert Muise, & Frederick Russell Steve Martin, Robert Muise, & Frederick Board of Commissioners Senior running back Jalen Echevarria scores a touchdown for St. Mary’s Saturday afternoon. Saturday Mary’s St. for a touchdown scores Senior Echevarria running back Jalen Xavier Copeland grabs hold of the Skipper and QB grabs Copeland Xavier drive a scoring stops THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN ------Another player stepping up Cohasset Afanasiw coach Pete “They out-executed us,” said St. Mary’s will play Black stone Regional Vocational High School of Upton for championship. the state pecially covering the onside kick to seal it,” said Driscoll. for the Spartans was senior Ja- len Echevarria, who had a piv otal pass reception on a fourth- and-15 play in the fourth quarter. Echevarra was St. Mary’s lead ing rusher in the game and also scored the Spartans’ first touch down on a 4-yard run for an 8-3 lead at the half. for defense Spartans’ the credited containing them. Afanasiw. “They got bodies to the point of the attack. My hat’s [Fa 6 No. especially them, to off layi]. They made the big when plays they needed to that about good feeling be and should they catch those had [Falayi] he and - es at rather critical times.” ------CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE ST. MARY'S DOUBLES DOWN ON COHASSET HIGH 22 - 11 - 22 HIGH COHASSET ON DOWN DOUBLES MARY'S ST.

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“He [Falayi] played his best SPARTANS SUPER BOWL BOUND BOWL SUPER SPARTANS Page 6 Page O’Leary, O’Leary, whose leadership the offense has been of impressive, had another solid game. O’Leary scored on two QB what was another keepers poised perfor in bling and I and just made a got play for up him,” said Felayi. there “I used my height as an advantage. In August, I never have would thought we could get to the Super Bowl, but we came together as a family.” mance. lent catches and what it means to be going to the Super Bowl. Xavier Copeland (#74), freshman center did a fabulous job protecting center (#74), freshman Copeland Xavier O’Leary. QB Derek py for him because hard,” said Driscoll. he “He’s start works ing to figure out what his advan them.” use to started he and tages es in traffic and also picking off a off picking also and traffic in es Cohasset pass when he perfectly timed a step-in on the near the sidelines. receiver game of the season and I’m hap Spartans// Spartans//

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centers located in our area — Check — Check area in our located centers THE RESOURCE FOR THE POOCH POOCH THE FOR RESOURCE THE There are many shelters and adoption adoption and shelters many are There CONSIDERING A NEW CANINE FRIEND CONSIDERING A NEW CANINE FRIEND Senior George Freeman runs through a group of Cohasset Skippers for Skippers for of Cohasset a group runs through Senior Freeman George a big gain. - 7 Junior QB Derek O’LearyJunior QB Derek had an the Spartans. game for excellent THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN

rights afterrights a Spartan touchdown. Eighth-grader Tommy Falasca congratulates team team congratulates Falasca Tommy  Eighth-grader - defen (#79) after a great Foley senior Kevin mate series. sive (#6) pulls down on Eni Falayi Call  Need a big play? an O’Leary pass with double coverage. the up (#31) put one through Freeman  George ST. MARY'S DOUBLES DOWN ON COHASSET HIGH 22 - 11 - 22 HIGH COHASSET ON DOWN DOUBLES MARY'S ST.

SPARTANS SUPER BOWL BOUND BOWL SUPER SPARTANS Tuesday, November 20, 2018 20, November Tuesday, A very big interception for senior Mark Niboh. for A very big interception - - Tuesday, November 20, 2018 20, November Tuesday, Rich and Sue Trahant of Land Comput Trahant Rich and Sue ers. - Lynn School Committee member and Master of Cere member and Master School Committee Lynn with Danielle Sonia, LSA Staff monies Brian Castellanos and Sasa Rakic Moore, of Social Mediamember Carrolee Marketing. 8 President of Worthy Cause Advisers Kathleen Advisers Cause Worthy of President and her sister, Vallis McDonald with Matt McDonald. Kathy Lynn Shelter Association Fashion Show Committee: President President Committee: Show Fashion Association Shelter Lynn Director of Clinical Hines, Tracie Consultant Tarmey, Michael Director Mark Evans, Executive Lorello, Thomas Operations Director of Family Brian Castellanos, of Ceremonies Master Director Marie Fer and Program Services Danielle Rosseway, nandez. Success in Style Fashion Models – Jeffrey Weeden, Anna Petropoulos, Siddeeqah Williams, Dayle Persons, Persons, Dayle Williams, Siddeeqah Petropoulos, Anna Weeden, Models – Jeffrey in Style Fashion Success Jenks. Damon, and Jasmin Zietman, Brigitta Anthony Brookes, Alison Silva, Wendy Peral, Brenda THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN - LSA Board member Sheila member Sheila  LSA Board - mem Salvation with Lynn Boyd ber Robert Byrd. before Models wait  Fashion being introduced. - Devel Association Shelter Lynn and Communication opment of Ceremo Master Committee nies Brian Castellanos. ------LYNN SHELTER ASSOCIATION - SUCCESS IN STYLE FASHION SHOW SHOW STYLE IN FASHION SUCCESS - ASSOCIATION SHELTER LYNN

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The Lynn Shelter Association Shelter The Lynn A large audience of support LSA Executive Director Mark This event helps Lynn Shelter

Page 8 Page FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT HOUSING FIRST PROGRAM FIRST HOUSING BENEFIT TO FUNDRAISER Fashion Show fundraiser bene Fashion Show fundraiser Evans was excited with the turn Association to continue to meet goals and to serve the people in need. fitted the Housing First program for people to have a place to call home. It is important for individ home, a have to families and uals along with supportive services to reach independence and self-suf ficiency. ers attended the Success in Style Fashion Show. Committee Lynn member Brian Cas School tellanos served as Master of Cer emonies introducing the models as they walked around Zimman’s Furniture Showroom delighting everyone. out and the support for the show and how much this event meant Association Shelter to the Lynn house primarily “We stated, he as and shelter individuals and fam ilies and serve about 800 people a year through the case manage ment assist program. them We to exit from homelessness with var ious activities, which is guided and directed by the client. LSA does not prescribe client they care; prescribe their own This benefit helps so care. much with programs offered by us. We are so thankful for this turnout of supporters this evening”.

Black Black ------Page 9 Page The Lynn Transit Action PlanAction Transit Lynn The EforAll / Epara Todos Lynn is Lynn Todos EforAll / Epara Since joining the Lynn Area Since joining the Lynn recruited new mem “We’ve access to a personal vehicle.access to data gatheredThrough reliability August and September 2018, in nearly allthat found also was it bus routesregular (non-express) operated below serving Lynn of 75 percent. reliability targets None of the Bus Routeshigh-frequency Key MBTA’s fifteen and data has shown serve Lynn more servicethere is a need for hours. during off-peak improve Study will identify challeng these to address ments es and improve transit accessi including new services, bility, operational changes, capital investments, and other tactics. The Study will assess the area’s conditionsprojected and existing in order to identify transportation evalu challenges; identify and ate a comprehensive list of im provements; and produce a final set of recommendations. Low er-cost actions will be identified for short-term implementation. long-term invest more Larger, ments will also including assessing the appro- be identified, priateness of major projects or improvements like the potential of rapid transit, commuter rail, or water transportation. bers to pitch our contests andcontests our pitch to bers we’re actively recruiting mem bers to mentor our entrepreneurs, thanks to the LACC” says Marin. For now located at 319 Lynnway. more info, visit EforAll online – ep- Spanish: English: eforall.org, aratodos.org “Thanks to generous donors like Demakes from Old Neigh Tom Mo William borhood Foods and sakowski from Public Consulting our Group, we are able to offer program entirely for free” says Moforte. been able EforAll has Chamber, to better understand the small business landscape throughout Lynn. ------The MBTA network currently The MBTA riders ex residents and Lynn “Our Lynn location was “Our Lynn Both Marin and Moforte add perience a number of transporta- There tion issues and challenges. is a high level of transit depen passenger dency with MBTA survey data showing between 32 and 44 percent of bus riders living in a household without Secretary Stephanie Pollack.Secretary results will provide“The study of Lynn, the City the MBTA, stakeholders ideasresidents, and can be ac to focus on, both what term, andcomplished in the short are worth also provide ideas that inwhile to consider implementing the long-term.” mainly through the serves Lynn several busCommuter Rail and routes. The Newburyport/Rock Line includesport Commuter Rail provides Station, which Lynn service to North Station in twen ty minutes, with many of Lynn’s residents also living within walk ing distance of the commuter rail in Swampscott. Several bus routes Wonder to operate within Lynn land Station on the Blue Line (an approximately 15- to 30-minute bus ride), to other parts of the North Shore (including Salem and Marblehead), and via express ser vice to Downtown Boston. launched this past summer, is summer, past launched this the second accelerator program a Spanish in the nation to offer language accelerator” says Kevin Moforte, Executive Director of EforAll Lynn. launched because EforAll has a specific focusinto mid-size cities that are often on expanding underserved when it comes to fostering inclusive entrepreneur ship” says Moforte. “The entre preneurs we serve come from all walks of life, represent a wide range of industries and can also idea stages of their be at different when they connect with us” adds Marin. that the biggest misconception about EforAll is that it costs mon ey to participate in their program. ------9 The MBTA’s Focus40 draft Focus40 The MBTA’s Transit “The goal of the Lynn EforAll / Epara Todos Lynn is Lynn Todos EforAll / Epara “Those entrepreneurs go on to is Lynn Todos EforAll/Epara “Our Spanish language Thomas M. McGee. “This studyThomas M. strategica create us help will immediateplan to address the transportationand long term needs of the city.” plan identifies Lynn as the existingority Place” within a “Pri means ittransit network, which would benefit from and can sup of transitport a higher quality stronger transit net A service. sup of part vital a also is work lower income porting the City’s and immigrant communities. 95,000 residents Many of Lynn’s commute to Boston (approxi mately twelve miles away), or to Shore.North the of areas other commu number of immigrant A with nities also comprise Lynn about 50 percent of households speaking a language other than English at home. Financial bur dens are also a reality for many residents with 20 per of Lynn’s cent of households living below the poverty line and an average household income of $50,000. Action Plan Study is to develop a list of options that potentially can improve travel opportunities for and the sur the people of Lynn rounding area,” said MassDOT EforAll Lynn holds ribbon cutting ceremony Center with scissors is Kevin Moforte (Exec. Director, EforAll Lynn), Tom Demakes (CEO, Old Neighborhood Foods Old Neighborhood Foods (CEO, Demakes Tom Lynn), EforAll Director, Moforte (Exec. with scissors is Kevin Center Lynn). EforAll Manager, Marin (Program and Derek EforAll), (CEO, Parker David & supporter of EforAll), a nonprofit organization offering a dual language business acceler ator program in both English and Through their accelera Spanish. stages are entrepreneurs of all tor, connected with a team of men tors, tailored curriculum, and the opportunity to win cash prizes. create viable businesses and po tentially create jobs that will in turn contribute to the economic and the North vitality of Lynn Shore” says Derek Marin, Pro- gram Manager. one of six affiliated withell-based Entrepreneurship for Low All (EforAll), which launched in the summer of 2016. which Todos, program, Epara ------THE LYNN JOURNAL THE LYNN ------http://www.mass.

“Access to high quality, af quality, high to “Access “Residents of Lynn need bet need Lynn of “Residents The Treasurer’s Office created On day one, Goldberg For more information about fordable, and reliable multi-mod al transportation is vital to the revitalization and continued economic growth in the City of Mayor of Lynn said City Lynn,” ter transit options to access jobs, healthcare and higher education. has I am pleased that MassDOT recognized our community as a priority and look forward to an engaging process that ultimate ly addresses both the challenges and opportunities regarding pub stat lic transportation in Lynn,” ed Representative Dan Cahill. eral, state, and local levels, the and local levels, eral, state, will for Lynn Action Plan Transit oppor create an unprecedented local trans tunity to improve our is importantportation system. It have an op that all stakeholders their thoughtsportunity to share MassDOT and we will work with outreachto make sure that public the study pe is a priority during Brendan P. riod,” said Senator plan willCrighton. “This action for tran result in clear priorities the City ofsit improvements for communi and surrounding Lynn ties, and that is the first step to ward transformative change for the North Shore.” gether.” awards funding to military-serv thethrough ing organizations Office of Economic Empower ment (OEE) program, Opera- OEE’s With tion Money Wise. assistance, grant recipients im plement financial literacy work opportuni coaching and shops ties for veterans. North Shore Community College is a partici pating institution. OEE, led by a deputy treasurer, with the deliberate goal of im plementing a range of economic thatinitiatives empowerment include closing the gender wage gap, increasing access to finan cial education, improving col and investing lege affordability, careers and education.in STEM also over Goldberg Treasurer Veter sees the Massachusetts whichDivision, Bonus ans’ distributes bonuses for eligible and discharged, active duty, deceased Massachusetts veter variousduring served who ans conflicts in single deployments. or multiple OEE, visit gov/treasury/empowerment. ------“I

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THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION THANKSGIVING Holiday Gift Many smiling and happyMany smiling and President Joseph ScianaticoPresident Joseph Ray Board of Director Dr. Page 12 Page youngsters were treated to a de youngsters were treated explained how this event oc licious Thanksgiving Dinner atThanksgiving licious of Lynn. the Boys & Girls Club wereThree hundred dinners served by Lynn friends. officials and curred as he stated, “This is the Dinner Thanksgiving annual first to serve the children at the Boys anticipate serv We & Girls Club. eveningthis children the all ing who are members and we are looking forward of making this an annual event. Our goal is to Lynn. in children the to back give many of the children Obliviously, may not experience of having a This will Thanksgiving Dinner. be a great opportunity for them to have a nutritional meal, to be the club, and to enjoy the part of moment”. mond Bastarache feels the im portance of having the Boys & communi Girls Club in the Lynn ty as he added, “This place pro vides a safe haven for hundreds The of children every single day. club has programs throughout the year keeping the children greatThis is a very interested. place for the children who come right from school knowing they feel safe; they work with young adults; they receive very good counseling and they are involved

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