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The Beacon Hill Times the Beacon Hill Times MAY 28, 2020 BOOK YOUR POST IT Call Your Advertising Rep TTHEHE BBEEACONACON HHILLILL TTIMESIMES (781)485-0588 THERE ARE NO TIMES LIKE THESE TIMES Artu to permanently shutter Charles Street location May 30 By Dan Murphy But at only 20 seats at maximum capacity, and with the exorbitant Artu will permanently close fees it is now paying third-par- its 89 Charles St. location on ty delivery services, the business Saturday, May 30, making it the was no longer sustainable, said first restaurant in the neighbor- Gianni Frattaroli, general manag- hood to fall casualty during the er of both Artu’s Beacon Hill and COVID-19 pandemic. North End locations, and whose “We wish to thank each and family owns and operates those every one of you for your patron- two restaurants, as well as il Molo, age and friendship over our 25-year also in the North End, and Victory tenure on Beacon Hill,” reads a Point in Quincy’s Marina Bay. posting from the establishment’s “It was time for Charles Street ownership on Instagram. “The to no longer exist,” Frattaroli said. journey has been most memorable. “Beacon Hill is a great community, From birthdays [and] engagements and the people are really friendly, to anniversaries and more it has but with only 20 seats there, we been our honor to be a part of the can’t do that with much [with the most special occasions for you and restaurant].” your families.” Still, Frattaroli said his family is Artu opened on Charles Street “luck in the sense” that their other Courtesy of Friends of the Public Garden in 1995 and had gone on to three restaurants, including the Civil War re-enactors from the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment are seen at the Robert Gould Shaw become one of the most enduring and the 54th Regiment Memorial on the Boston Common. restaurants in the neighborhood. (ARTU Pg. 7) Restoration work on Shaw 54th Memorial now underway A MEMORIAL DAY TRADITION By Dan Murphy was created by venerable American issued in response to the ongoing ON THE COMMON ENDURES sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens COVID-19 pandemic. Work on the $2.8 million facelift and installed in 1897. It is being As part of the project, around of the Robert Gould Shaw and restored through a partnership, 900 feet of interpretative signage the 54th Regiment Memorial on including the City of Boston, created by Visual Dialogue and the Boston Common, which pays National Park Service, Friends of printed by Boston Building Wrap, tribute to the first Northern black the Public Garden, the Museum Inc., will be installed along the volunteer infantry unit enlisted to of African American History and fences around the construction fight in the Civil War, kicked off the Friends of the Public Garden, site that tell the story of the Civil the last Wednesday, May 20. which filed a work and safety War, the 54th Regiment and the The bas-relief memorial, which plan that was approved by the Memorial, and include images sits inside the Common on the city to begin construction under corner of Beacon and Park streets, the Phase I reopening guidelines (RESTORATION Pg. 2) Still Hopeful Church on the Hill unsure of when on-site services will resume By Dan Murphy ble for getting someone sick,” said sion now lies with the church’s Rev. Kevin Baxter, pastor of the Governance Board, which meets While places of worship have church at 140 Bowdoin St. “Some on the third Wednesday of each City of Boston Veteran Services been allowed to reopen under churches that are big can follow month. Volunteers planted 1,000 American flags overnight to commemorate Memorial Day at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on the Boston Phase 1 of Gov. Charlie Baker’s all the state requirements, but it’s “If for some reason we do reopen, the earliest would be by Common. four-part plan for Massachusetts, really hard for us to maintain The annual tradition, which dates back to 2010 and is organized Church on the Hill won’t be hold- social distancing.” late June or early July, but I’m doubtful that they’ll do that,” Rev. Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund, typically includes the plant- ing on-site religious services any Many members of the congre- ing of more than 37,000 flags on the Common to represent every Baxter said. “People are hope- time too soon. gation are considered high-risk, Massachusetts service member who died defending their country since ful now that we’ll be back in “We have a little, tiny chapel, making the choice to reopen that the Revolutionary War. This year, however, far fewer flags were erected and I’d hate for us to be responsi- much more difficult, and that deci- (CHURCH, Pg. 2) six feet a part from each other in keeping with social distancing. For the latest news in Beacon Hill that you need to know, check www.beaconhilltimes.com 2 PAGE 2 THE BEACON HILL TIMES MAY 28, 2020 Walsh gives coronavirus updates; announces Reopen Boston Fund By Lauren Bennett Boston Hope again. It’s within our where it is needed. He also reminded businesses cifics about what opening pools ability to stop that second surge.” The City has also launched a that just because they are allowed would entail, as details have yet Mayor Marty Walsh held He said that although “we’re webpage to support local busi- to reopen doesn’t mean they have to be released about guidelines for a press conference on Tuesday, moving in the right direction,” nesses and provide them resources. to. He said they will continue public pools. where he updated Bostonians on he said he saw some “concern- So far the City of Boston has to receive resources and guidance For summer jobs in Boston, how the city is moving forward ing behavior” over the Memorial $7.5 million in the Small Business from the City, even if they choose Walsh said that the City is “active- with the COVID-19 crisis. Day weekend. Walsh warned resi- Relief Fund, and $4 million has to keep their doors shut for now. ly working for the best ways to As of May 26, Boston had dents that there is a two week lag already been distributed to 1100 He said there are also options bring the most opportunities to 12,521 confirmed cases of between infection and positive test small businesses, 95 percent of for employees if they feel they our young people.” He said he COVID-19, and 622 people had results. It’s still important to keep them with 15 or fewer employees. are being pressured into unsafe does “intend on having summer died. washing your hands, wearing a $6 MILLION REOPEN situations. jobs here in the City,” but he is Governor Charlie Baker face covering, as well as physically BOSTON FUND OTHER UPDATES unclear on the specifics of what announced that the Boston Hope distance from others, he said. Walsh announced on Tuesday Walsh was asked on Tuesday they would be or how they would medical center set up at the Boston “It’s important to keep edu- the creation of a $6 million Reopen about a range of different sub- work. Convention and Exhibition Center cating ourselves and how the sci- Boston Fund, which is a debt-free jects from public pools to summer Walsh said that the hope is to in South Boston would no lon- ence applies to reopening,” Walsh grant program to help small busi- camps to pro sports coming back reopen colleges and universities said. He said that people have to nesses put safety measures in place to the City. this coming fall, but it’s “still a ger be accepting new patients “understand the risks and mini- as they begin to reopen. Funds He said that if pro sports teams little too early” to provide any spe- as of Tuesday. Walsh said that mize them as much as possible,” from this grant could be used to do come back soon, “it will be dif- cifics on what that might look like. Boston Hope is currently serving especially as offices are set to purchase things like personal pro- ferent than what we’re used to,” He said that specifics on things 36 patients, and the facility will reopen on June 1. Factors like air tective equipment, install safety with players most likely playing in like housing and transportation remain open until the last patient flow and ventilation, as well as partitions, and manage outdoor empty stadiums. He said he would accommodations still have to be is discharged. The 1,000 bed facil- how many people are in a space spaces approved for business use. keep the public updated with any discussed further. ity was set up in a matter of days and how much time is spent in Walsh said that the funds will news on that front. “I think there’s always a safe and was up and running to serve a space are all important ones to be released in three rounds that When asked about restaurants way to do things,” he said. He patients beginning on April 10. consider. correspond to the state’s reopen- asking for the ability to serve said he is on “several calls a week” “Boston Hope has been the “I certainly understand that ing phases. Applications for Phase cocktails with their takeout meals, with the bigger universities as well most significant event ever held none of this is easy,” he said, but One will open Thursday, May 28 Walsh said that he “would allow as the commuter schools.
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