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By John Lynds By John Lynds Last week Mayor Mar- Last week the cumula- tin Walsh appointed East tive COVID-19 positive Boston resident and East test rate in Eastie increased Boston Neighborhood a half a percentage point Health Center Vice Presi- while the weekly positive dent of Regulatory Affairs test rate dropped for the and General Counsel Er- fourth week in a row. nani DeAraujo to the Bos- According to the latest ton School Committee data released by the Bos- “I am pleased to wel- ton Public Health Com- come Ernani DeAraujo mission (BPHC), of the to this pivotal role on the East Boston resident and 34,076 Eastie residents Boston School Committee East Boston Neighborhood tested for COVID since at a time when our work Health Center Vice Presi- the pandemic began, on behalf of the students dent of Regulatory Affairs 18.8 percent overall were Anthony Dicicco of East Boston, seated, with son John Paul DiCicco and Revere Public of Boston has never been and General Counsel Ernani found to be positive for Health Director Lauren Buck received the first Vaccine at the Pace office in Revere. more important,” said DeAraujo was appointed by the virus, a 0.53 percent Walsh. “Ernani has strong Mayor Walsh last week to increase from the 18.7 roots in his community, the Boston School Commit- tee. percent reported two Fri- and over the course of his days ago. career he has worked with However, 2,154 Eastie East Boston’s Ben Downing an intentional focus on Boston School Committee residents were tested for bringing equity and access is responsible for defining the virus last week and 7.8 to diverse Bostonians. He the vision, mission, and percent were positive--a announces bid for Governor joins a group of leaders on goals of the Boston Pub- 17 percent decrease from the Boston School Com- By John Lynds lic Schools; establishing the 9.4 that tested positive mittee committed to best and monitoring the annual two Fridays ago. serving the students of the operating budget; hiring, Citywide, ​32,198 res- On Monday afternoon, East Boston resident Ben Boston Public Schools.” idents were tested and The seven-member See DeARAUJO Page 2 5.8 percent were COVID Downing is inside Mi positive--a 15 percent de- Pueblito Restaurant in crease from the 6.8 per- Orient Heights Square Proud to give back to Eastie cent testing positive two picking up some tacos for weeks ago. lunch. Special to the Times-Free Press uct of the Boston school At a press briefing last “The chicken jalapeno system and Eastie’s youth week Mayor Martin Walsh here is also really good,” Local attorney A.J. sports. “My strong work said while the numbers are Downing tells me as he Moscone has been unan- ethic and ability to con- moving in the right direc- pays for his lunch. imously approved by the nect with clients on a per- tions, residents still need It’s been a busy morn- East Boston Chamber of sonal level are what set me to remain vigilant. ing for the Western Mas- Ben Downing on the campaign trail. Commerce as a member apart, and I owe almost “The average number sachusetts native who has of the Board of Directors. all of my success to what of positive tests each day served 10 years as a State resident, I’m part of a new tenure at the State House, Born and raised in Eastie, I learned growing up in was about 375, also down Senator from Pittsfield community just as famil- Downing emerged as a he is the son of Al and Val Eastie, where I was taught from the week before,” before stepping down in iar with being written off. leading climate advocate. Moscone and the Grand- not only to face adversi- said Mayor Walsh. “Our 2017 to work full-time in From one side of Mas- Downing moved to son of Roberta Daley (Mo- ty, but how to overcome current community posi- renewable energy. sachusetts to the other, I Eastie five years ago with linaro) and Francis Daley it as well as to always be Downing has been on and Diane Mozzetta, all tivity rate was 6.8 percent. have spent my life in com- his wife, Micaelah Mor- See MOSCONE Page 2 That is lower than the the phone all morning tap- munities that have had rill, and are raising their of Eastie. A.J. is a prod- ping into his network of to fight harder than they two young sons Malcolm, supporters, potential do- See COVID Page 3 should to get fair repre- age 3, and Eamon, age 9 nors, friends and family. sentation, equitable access months, here. However, On Monday morning, to resources, and attention Downing’s roots in Eastie Downing released a video from Beacon Hill. So I are strong and the fam- TRASH announcing he is formally know what a difference ily got their start in the entering the 2022 race for state leadership makes. neighborhood at the turn DELAY Governor of Massachu- Due to the President's And I know we need bet- of the last century. In fact, setts. ter than what we are get- there’s a Hero Square on Day Holiday on Feb. 15th, “Growing up in Pitts- ting right now.” the corner of Sumner and Trash will be delayed by field, I lived what it meant Downing was one of Cottage Street in Jeffries one day. to be an afterthought in the youngest state senators Point that was dedicated the state’s political power ever elected in Massachu- by Mayor Martin Walsh circles,” said Downing. Capitol Waste Services, Inc. setts history in 2006 at “Now, as an East Boston the age of 24. During his See DOWNING Page 2

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Downing // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 One dead, five injured in Eastie crash in 2019 in honor of Down- the spillovers from that are good blue collar jobs that By John Lynds Road. The severely dam- extract the injured occu- ing’s great great-grandun- positive. We have more can be done in every cor- aged SUV could be seen pants from the car. cle Albert Henry Downing jobs to create by putting ner of the state.” One person was killed wrapped around a utility Authorities as of dead- of Eastie who died during solar on roofs, building en- Another focus said and five others injured pole just before the Chel- line have released not World War I. ergy storage, doing energy Downing will be to invest early Tuesday morning sea Street Bridge. A child much other information While living in Eastie, retrofits of homes, building in transportation that can when an SUV lost control safety car seat could also other than one person was Downing has seen first offshore wind---there’s a help cut down on carbon on Chelsea Street and hit a be seen on the ground near killed and five others were hand the inequities that lot of jobs there.” emissions. utility pole, the crash site. There’s no transported to area hospi- have existed for quite Since 2017 Downing “A big part of address- The deadly crash word if a child was injured tals after the crash. some time but have only has served in a leadership ing climate change issues happened at 1 a.m. on in the fatal crash but it They say the crash is been exacerbated by the role at Nexamp, a leading is making transit more Chelsea Street near the appears First Responders currently under investiga- COVID-19 pandemic. renewable energy com- reliable and you look at Marty Coughlin Bypass used the ‘jaws of life’ to tion. “I think the major issues pany. In that role, Down- Governor Baker’s record; right are going to be the ing led efforts to improve it’s a record of cutting the COVID response and the accessibility within the budget at the MBTA,” lessons we’ve learned from green economy, expand said Downing. “We need COVID,” said Downing. to new markets outside of to increase ridership and “What did it expose? What the northeast, and deploy make it more reliable but did it show? I think what it cutting-edge energy stor- we need to do the same showed was something a age solutions here at home. with the Bus Rapid Tran- lot of us already knew ex- He serves on the board of sit (BRT) because the BRT isted. We have these wid- the Environmental League just isn’t relevant but we ening economic and racial of Massachusetts and is a need it to be. We need peo- gaps in Massachusetts leading advocate for cli- ple to see that as a viable around income and wag- mate action in the Com- option that gets them out es, around wealth and gaps monwealth. of their cars. It is a signif- between communities in “I’ve come away from icant undertaking but it’s parts of the state that have Nexamp more optimistic,” that much tougher to do grown and have benefit- said Downing. “The nay- without leadership from ed from economic growth sayers will say, “Oh it’s the corner office.” in recent decades. So the big pie in the sky stuff” As a state Senator, A photo of the SUV that was involved in a fatal car crash on Chelsea Street Tuesday morn- focus will be how do we and it’s not going to really Downing represented the ing. close those gaps, how do do anything with the econ- largest district in the state, we address economic and omy. I think the most ex- comprising 52 cities and racial justice and, while citing thing for me is to see towns. Over a decade in doing that, take the urgent the solutions that we have office he led legislative ef- steps that we need to take to climate change that are forts to accelerate our clean DeAraujo // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 to address climate change. at our fingertips--wheth- energy development and We know that the scarcest er that’s solar energy ef- respond to climate change, managing, and evaluat- Boston and everything Ward Fellowship, where resource when it comes to ficiency, battery storage, rebuild our urban and rural ing the Superintendent; that is going on here with he helps coordinate public climate change is time. We offshore wind--they’re economies, reduce poverty and setting and reviewing our mix of different pop- service programs for BLS only have really a decade there to be tapped. What’s and hunger, strengthen our district policies and prac- ulations,” said DeArau- students. here to take the steps we been missing is leadership state ethics laws, and ex- tices to support student jo. “There is also a kind “I’m grateful to Mayor need to build a sustainable that’s ready to tap into that pand protections for trans- achievement. of the baby boom we are Walsh for entrusting me society and I don’t think potential and set a higher gender individuals. “I’m excited,” said experiencing in Eastie with this opportunity to our actions at the state lev- standard for all of us. All “I’m running for Gover- DeAraujo, who lives in that other parts of the city give back to the Boston el have reflected that.” too often you see Governor nor to build a fairer, stron- Eastie with his wife and hasn’t seen. So I think a Public Schools that have Downing argues that Baker echo talking points ger Massachusetts,” said two children. “I’ve been lot of our needs are dif- so positively impacted most urgent priority over from the real estate lobby Downing. “I believe there thinking about this for a ferent from other parts my life,” said DeAraujo. climate change has perco- and others who say these is no limit to what we can while and then I saw the of the city so I definitely “From the Bradley Ele- lated up from members of will cost too much and accomplish here. But the opportunity open up and want to highlight that and mentary School in East the legislature, there needs slow down development. leadership needed to un- I applied. It is a pretty then work together with Boston to the Boston Lat- to be more sense of ur- We’ve heard those con- lock this potential is sorely extensive application pro- the Superintendent and in School, BPS gave me gency from the executive cerns every step along the lacking. As we recover and cess. Then you go through her team to listen and hear a foundation of academ- branch of government. way when it comes to the reimagine our future in the an interview process with what the needs are across ic, social, and emotional “We need more of a climate change debate in months and years to come, different educators, ad- the district but in particu- strength for adulthood. sense of urgency,” said Massachusetts. But every we need a Governor who ministrators, and com- lar, East Boston. The first I want to add my efforts munity people. Then they thing I’m going to do is Downing. “We know com- step along the way those sees, feels and understands on the School Commit- munities like East Boston, talking points have been the gravity of this moment (the 13-member Citizens meet with all East Boston tee to ensure that all BPS Chelsea, Revere and even proven wrong. Yes, there and how we got here; who Nominating Panel) recom- school heads. I want to students have the oppor- Pittsfield were targeted are costs but the benefits is not content with accu- mend a slate of candidates listen. I’m going to plug tunities I did. I look for- for the development of far outweigh the costs. mulating power but who is to the mayor. At that point into the parent groups, fossil fuel infrastructure We’ve seen that time and ready to use that power to it’s the mayor that choos- welcoming folks to reach ward to working with the and have the asthma rates time again and the great respond boldly to the dire es who he really wants on out and hope to speak with Committee, Superinten- and other public health thing about these jobs is impacts of the pandemic, the committee and so it community groups or any dent Cassellius, and the indicators to reflect that. they will be done in Mas- rising racial inequality, worked out.” one that cares about the dedicated staff of BPS to We know a transition to a sachusetts, the work has to and the urgency of climate Historically, DeAraujo system and can help. I re- bring kids and staff back clean energy economy and be done here, and they’re change.” will become only the third ally want to listen and do to school safely through Eastie resident to serve whatever I can to improve this pandemic and contin- on the school commit- schools.” ue the course of rebuilding tee behind former School DeAraujo’s experience and reimagining BPS to CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Moscone // Committee President John at EBNHC, which opened spread excellence across Nucci and Pixie Palladino. up a full service satel- all of our kids and fami- the hardest worker in the me, the word attorney is assist through the Chamber However, DeAraujo will lite clinic at East Boston lies.” room. These are valuable synonymous with being of Commerce.” “In addi- Alexandra Oliver-Dávi- traits I carry into my prac- a problem solver and I become the first appointed High several years ago, tion to the support of my la, chairperson of the tice that allow me to suc- view being an attorney as member from Eastie since has given him insight to parents, I was fortunate Boston School Commit- cessfully advocate for my not only a profession, but the committee switched the connection between growing up to be surround- from being an elected health and academic per- tee, said on behalf of the clients.” A.J. handles an a calling to help people in ed by many great local role array of legal matters in- need. The most reward- body to an appointed one. formance. Boston School Commit- models, business minds “I believe I’m the first “When you focus on tee, she was pleased to cluding civil, business and ing aspect of being an at- and community leaders criminal litigation as well torney is seeing the hard millennial school commit- closing any achievement welcome DeAraujo as its including current Cham- tee member,” he said. “I gap you focus on bringing newest colleague. as real estate and licensure work payoff in the form of ber president Jim Kearney matters. He has success- reaching successful results have comfort with remote resources to where they “He has strong connec- as well as past Chamber fully argued before a judge for your clients, whether and virtual technology and are needed and that is what tions in the community, a or jury in multiple ven- it’s representing a lifelong presidents Joanne Chance I hope I can bring some of EBNHC did at the High demonstrated passion for ues across the Common- friend in the purchase of and Joe Ruggiero.” A.J. is that knowledge to the ta- School,” said DeAraujo. helping students succeed, wealth. Some of his local their first home or a local an associate attorney with ble.” “If you have kids that are and great experience as a representative matters in- restaurant in protecting or D’Ambrosio Brown, LLP, DeAraujo is a lifelong struggling with depressive graduate of our schools,” clude Maverick’s, which growing their business.” he is admitted to practice resident of Eastie where disorders, anxiety disor- she said. “I look forward involved Superior Court “As someone who was in the Commonwealth of he is very involved in the ders, uncontrolled asthma to working alongside him litigation, and Pazza on born and raised in Eastie I Massachusetts and the community through his it’s going to be really hard in service to the students, Porter, where he represent- owe it to help improve the United States District work at the East Boston for them to learn. So that families, and educators of ed Pazza in the acquisition community and I am excit- Court for the District of Neighborhood Health condition feeds into that the Boston Public Schools of their liquor license. “To ed for the opportunity to Massachusetts. Center, and as a former cycle of absenteeism, poor and commend Mayor neighborhood liaison performance and other ac- Walsh for this appoint- A short story about for Eastie during the late ademic struggles. I want ment and his ongoing growing up with an Mayor Thomas Meni- BPS to do more of that REVISED NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING unfair advantage. commitment to ensure the Pursuant to G. L. c. 30A, §18-20 no Administration. He is through the Boston Public Boston School Committee Polio. the former President of Health Commission and represents the diversity of The East Boston Project Advisory Committee, Incorporated NOAH Community De- really address those issues As one of the last American children to our schools and our city.” Notice is hereby by given that the Meeting of The East Boston contract polio, Jeffrey Galpin grew up in a velopment Corporation, and get more resources world of iron lungs and body casts, alone The members of the with his imagination. His story would be where he oversaw the like the Health Center did Project Advisory Committee, Inc., (aka PierPAC) scheduled for school committee are Bos- Tuesday, February 16, 2021 has been. dramatic enough if it was just about his East Boston-based com- at East Boston High.” battle with this dreaded disease. ton residents appointed But Jeffrey Galpin did more than survive munity development cor- DeAraujo attended polio. He went on to a list of achievements by the Mayor of Boston in medical research—including being the poration and worked to Boston Public Schools, principal investigator in applying the first to serve four-year stag- gene therapy for HIV/AIDS. create affordable housing including Bradley Ele- Dr. Galpin actually credits his own gered terms. Mayor Walsh incurable condition for giving him the focus and community build- mentary, Umana Acad- CANCELED that made him so passionate in his research. ing, especially through emy, and Boston Latin made these appointments His story leaves us with two of the most contagious messages we know. Don’t give youth development and School (BLS), and went based on a list of candi- The next scheduled meeting via Zoom will be held on March 15, 2021. up, and remember to give back. If dates recommended by Dr. Galpin’s story inspires just one more environmental justice. He on to receive a B.A. from person to make a difference, then its telling a committee of parents, A copy of this notice has also been posted on the organization’s website at: here has been well worth while. co-founded a program for Harvard College and a www.EBPierPAC.org East Boston High School, J.D. from Washington and teachers, principals, and and has also been placed on file with the Regulations Division of the Secretary of the Commonwealth by mailing same via first class mail at least 5 days prior to the scheduled date of named the Mario Umana Lee University School of representatives of busi- the meeting. Public Service Fellowship Law in Lexington, VA. ness and higher education. that works to connect stu- In addition, DeAraujo is Under the legislation that aaos.org/75years East Boston Project Advisory Committee, Inc. dents with internship op- a Trustee of the BLS As- established the appointed By: Louise Montanino, President portunities in government sociation, Board Secretary School Committee, “the Celebrating and summer programs and for the Center for Com- Mayor shall strive to ap- Human Healing orthoinfo.org helps students apply to munity Health Education point individuals who re- college. Research and Service, flect the racial, ethnic, and “In my interviews, I Inc., and is Vice Chair- socioeconomic diversity Visit eastietimes.com talked a lot about East man of the John William of the city.” Wednesday, February 10, 2021 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Page 3

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Retail personas en donde se en- Ferguson of Montpelier, or for the 1st district of offices will be closed and cuentran las banderas en Vermont and developed Boston since 2017. She there will be no collection exhibición y publicarlas in collaboration with the represents East Boston, or street delivery of mail en las redes sociales con el Kellogg-Hubbard Library. Charlestown, and the except for guaranteed hashtag #eastbostoncham- The distance between North End. overnight parcels. ber. stations will naturally Renegade’s Pub Full retail and delivery Anunciaremos al ga- support social distancing, Change of majori- operations will resume on nador en la página de but visitors are reminded ty ownership in existing Tuesday, February 16. Facebook de la Cámara de to stay 6 feet away from business which currently The Postal Service re- Comercio de East Boston. those who are not mem- holds a neighborhood-re- ceives no tax dollars for bers of their own house- stricted liquor license. The operating expenses and STORYWALK hold. Face coverings must change in ownership re- relies on the sale of post- SERIES COMING be worn in public parks. If quires a new liquor license On Friday the BPHC released its weekly COVID-19 stats age, products and services participants find the -Sto application pursuant to the by neighborhood that tracks infection rates and COVID to fund its operations. TO BOSTON PARKS ryWalk to be crowded, neighborhood-restricted testing results in Boston neighborhoods. Families and caregivers they are encouraged to license rules. Otherwise, THE EAST BOSTON looking for a fun February come back another time or no changes are proposed vacation children’s ac- choose a different Story- to the existing business. COVID // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CHAMBER OF tivity are invited to head Walk location. Orient Heights Design COMMERCE outside for the first-ever Lopresti Park, 33 Review Committee week before, and down eryone to make testing a COMMEMORATES StoryWalk series in City Sumner Street, East Bos- Presentation on Design 1.6 percentage points over part of your routine. the last two weeks.” “We have over 30 test- PRESIDENT’S DAY of Boston parks, avail- ton Review Committee pro- able starting Friday, Feb- cess and meeting timeline. The Mayor said that, ing sites including mo- The East Boston Cham- Book: “The Dot” ruary 12, through Friday, Language: English While the existing bylaws throughout the pandem- bile sites that are free and ber of Commerce will be March 12. StoryWalks ic, Boston has taken a open to all, regardless of placing a display of Amer- Description: Vashti do not need to be amend- can be found in Brighton, believes that she cannot ed a vote will be taken on cautious approach to re- symptoms. Visit Boston. ican flags to commemorate East Boston, Hyde Park, opening, and only moves gov or call 3-1-1 for com- the upcoming President’s draw, but her art teacher’s moving informational de- Roslindale, and Roxbury, encouragement leads her velopment presentations forward with reopening if plete details,” said Walsh. Day on Monday, 2/15/21 public health experts say Eastie’s COVID infec- with a bilingual Spanish/ to change her mind. to the Design Review at the Daniel H Solari English installation in it’s safe. tion rate only increased Square outside the Cham- For more information Committee meetings. All centrally-located Franklin “In recent weeks, we’ve 2.2 percent last week and ber of Commerce office at on the StoryWalk Series, development presenta- Park. Children and fami- seen some improvement went from 1,346.5 cases 464 Bremen Street. visit Boston.gov/Story- tions that are up for a vote lies participating are en- in our COVID numbers,” per 10,000 residents to President’s Day is a cel- Walks. will remain in OHNC couraged to wear a face said Walsh. “That is why 1,375.5 cases per 10,000 ebration of United States’ For current social dis- meetings, and Design Re- covering, stay six feet we are moving into Phase residents. The citywide Presidents. It is a day to tancing guidelines in view Committee meeting away from others, and en- 3 Step 1 today (Monday). average is 798.9 cases per remember the founding City of Boston parks notices and agendas will joy with members of their You can go to Boston. 10,000 residents. of our nation. Please note please visit: www.bos- be sent out the same as own household. gov/Reopening to find the An additional 136 East- that the flags are for - dis ton.gov/news/coronavi- OHNC meetings are. A StoryWalk is an inno- list of businesses allowed ie residents contracted the play purposes. If anyone rus-covid-19-updates-bos- Development Presenta- vative and delightful way to reopen.” virus and there are now wishes to obtain a flag, ton-parks-and-recreation. tions The Mayor also men- 6,455 confirmed cases, up for children and adults to please feel free to contact VOTE tioned that, last week, the from the 6,319 reported enjoy both reading and the the Chamber at eastbos- ORIENT HEIGHTS 137 Leyden Street - State moved Boston from two weeks ago. outdoors. Laminated pag- tonchamber.com to pur- NEIGHBORHOOD New three-story building “high risk” to “moderate The statistics released es from children’s books chase a flag. You can take with six 2-bedroom units risk” on their map, which by the BPHC as part of its are attached to wooden COUNCIL MEETING a selfie of yourself or oth- varying from 961 sq ft to is encouraging news. weekly COVID19 report stakes and installed along AGENDA ers with the flag display 1,199 sq ft with a total of However, Walsh warned breaks down the number and post it on social media outdoor paths. As vis- The next meeting for five parking spaces. that we must stay vigilant. of cases and infection with the hashtag #eastbos- itors stroll through the the Orient Heights Neigh- Presentation: https://bit. “The numbers could rates in each neighbor- tonchamber to enter in a park, they are directed to borhood Council will be ly/3pHG4CR change any time,” he said. hood. It also breaks down raffle for a free US flag the next page in the sto- held Tuesday, February 6-8 Saint Andrew Road “Every single person has the number of cases by like those found in the dis- ry. StoryWalks have been 16, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. via - renovation of existing a role to play in keeping age, gender and race. play. installed in 50 states and Zoom. For your informa- rear deck. Scope includes these numbers down. Ev- Citywide positive cases We will announce the 13 countries and are now tion and so that you may extending deck to upper eryone can take actions of coronavirus increased winner on the East Boston coming to Boston’s parks. post and share it, the agen- floor, addition of an egress on a daily basis to pro- 4.8 percent percent last Chamber of Commerce Boston Public Library da is below: stair, and extension of first tect themselves and their week and went from Facebook Page. branches near the Story- Orient Heights Neigh- floor portion of deck. Ren- loved ones.” He reminded 52,704 cases to 55,236 Spanish Version: Walks will offer activi- borhood Council Meeting ovation of rear basement everyone to wear a mask; confirmed cases in a Nota de prensa ties for families to enjoy, Agenda - Tuesday Febru- access stair/door also in- social distance; wash your week. Forty-one Boston Cámara de Comercio de including craft activities ary 16th, 2020 cluded. hands with soap and warm residents died from the vi- East Boston and live book readings on Location: Zoom Adjournment water; disinfect surfaces; rus last week and there are 5 de febrero de 2021 Facebook Live. Meeting starts at 6:30 The next OHNC meet- and avoid gatherings. now 1,194 total deaths in Veronica Robles “Parks Department pm, but the Zoom link ing will be held on Mon- He also reminded ev- the city from COVID. 617-308-2314 staff have been working will open at 6:00pm to get day, March 15, 2021. La Cámara de Comer- to find new and innovative acclimated. The meeting cio de East Boston con- activities tailored to the will be recorded. memora el Día del Presi- current social distancing Zoom meeting infor- dente. guidelines, and the Bos- mation: https://zoom. La Cámara de Comer- ton Public Library offered us/j/8418035902 cio de East Boston colo- to lend the StoryWalk Agenda cará una exhibición de materials for installation Public Safety banderas estadounidenses in parks,” noted Mayor Station 7 Community para conmemorar el próx- Martin J. Walsh. “Boston Update: Officer Dan Si- imo Día del Presidente Parks and Recreation’s mons el lunes 15 de febrero, first StoryWalk is a great Announcements & ESCAPE FOR A 2021 en Daniel H. 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WINTRY BLAST IS NOT SO HARD TO TAKE

The polar vortex once again has spun out of control, as it has done often in recent years. Instead of remain- ing in a tightly-wrapped circular motion around the Arctic, the vortex has been weakened by record-high temperatures in the Arctic in recent years because of climate change, thereby loosening the vortex’s centrif- ugal force and allowing waves of cold air to drift from the Arctic to the continental United States. We have to admit however, that the cold air has been refreshing. We’re not suggesting that we want the sort of cold that is gripping the midwest with below-zero temperatures and -50 wind chills, but what is winter without a little spell of cold weather? We think all would agree that Sunday’s snowstorm, with those huge flakes of snow floating down upon us, was wondrous. Catching them in your mouth (as we did while out for a run before the Super Bowl) was some- thing to be appreciated by all of the senses. Sure, milder winters are easy on our heating bills and we don’t have to worry about freezing pipes, slippery roads, and all of the other difficulties that come with winter weather. But it is precisely the harshness of winter that makes us appreciate summer all the more. It won’t be long before the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer are here and these days of sub-freezing weather will barely be Edwards files hearing order on coordination of construction permits a memory. Boston City Councilor projects in their neighbor- issue of resident notifica- when there are utility per- Lydia Edwards has filed hood at the same time,” tion when permits are is- mits issued in their area.” TB SETTLED THE GOAT a hearing order to discuss said Councilor Edwards. sued. QUESTION how construction and util- “I’m filling this hearing “Many of the issues The hearing order will ity permits can be issued order to bring everyone that people currently face be introduced at Wednes- in a way that would min- together and have a con- could be solved with prop- day’s council meeting and Yes Pats’ fans, it was bittersweet to watch the duo of imize quality of life im- versation about how we er notice,” added Coun- assigned to a committee. Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski lead the Tampa Bay pacts on residents. can make sure that es- cilor Edwards. “If people Buccaneers to a Super Bowl championship. “I’ve heard from resi- sential work gets done in knew that a street was go- A public hearing will then dents throughout the dis- a way that minimizes the ing to be closed they could On the other hand, no Pats’ fan should be deluded be scheduled where mem- trict about how they’re af- disruption to residents.” plan ahead. into thinking that if the Pats’ management had kept fected by having multiple The hearing order is We have to make sure bers of the public will be #12, New England fans would be celebrating with a construction and utility also meant to address the that residents are notified able to testify. victory parade this week. Tampa Bay started the season with far more talent on LETTER to the Editor its offense than the Patriots and then went out and add- ed Rob Gronkowski, Leonard Fournette, and Antonio stories of Diana Cifuent- Despite the victories of justices. Brown -- all of whom not so coincidentally scored the I STAND SHOULDER TO es and Maritza Manrique the Maverick Street Moth- Last fall, Martiza and Tampa Bay touchdowns. as they fight against the SHOULDER WITH ers, East Boston continues Diana received Maverick But analysis aside, the game captured the imagina- proposed Eversource sub- to be overwhelmed by Street Mothers Scholar- tion of fans -- and even non-fans --across the country THOSE AGAINST station on the banks of more than our fair share ships from the Edwards because of the matchup between the greatest QB of all THE SUBSTATION the Chelsea Creek. Read- of environmental bur- Empowerment Fund in time, now at the age of 43, vs. the up-and-comer, 25 To the Editor, ing the article filled my dens with the airport, jet recognition of their work heart with pride and joy fuel tanks, and pollution East Boston has a long, in the neighborhood. I’m year-old Patrick Mahomes, from Kansas City. and I am honored to stand from the traffic on Route In addition, en route to the big game, Brady had van- storied history of fighting so grateful for all of the back against special inter- shoulder to shoulder with 1A. Adding a substation quished two other GOAT wannabes, Drew Brees and those against the substa- on a flood prone site in a donors and sponsors that ests with an activist heart. tion. densely populated neigh- contributed to help pro- Aaron Rodgers, while another GOAT pretender, Ben As many Eastie resi- The activism of Diana, borhood to that list is un- vide an opportunity for Roethlisberger over in the AFC, had fizzled out. dents know, in the 1960s Maritza, and the rest of the acceptable. them to reach their full The Brady-Mahomes matchup was a classic, made- the Maverick Street Moth- activists organized by the A few years ago, I set potential. It’s heartwarm- for-TV, duel-for-the-ages. ers blocked construction incredible work of Green- up the Edwards Empow- ing to see the community vehicles with baby car- But in the end, it was #12 who stood tall and confi- Roots echoes the fight erment Fund to distribute come together to support riages to protest against dent in the pocket, firing lasers to his receivers, while of the Maverick Street Maverick Street Mothers activist parents as they airport expansion. They Mahomes was scrambling around haphazardly and Mothers in the ‘60s. This Scholarships to local par- work to make our neigh- began protesting because community has shown ents that have shown a making costly mistakes. of unsafe conditions, borhood a better place to time and time again that commitment to the com- live. New England fans were fortunate to have had the joy noise, and pollution neg- it will stand up and fight munity and a desire to em- I look forward to cel- of watching Tom Brady perform his magic for 19 sea- atively impacting their when faced with injustice, power themselves by con- sons, including six championships in nine Super Bowl quality of life. whether it’s caused by tinuing their education. ebrating each honoree’s successes along with a appearances. The spirit and legacy airport pollution or a new My hope is that the schol- of the Maverick Street new group of activists at It was a run of excellence that will not be repeated, substation. arship will help the legacy Mothers lives on through The proposal is the of the original Maverick this year’s scholarship cel- either here or anywhere else -- because there is only today’s environmental wrong idea, provides the Street Mothers live on as ebration in November. one GOAT. justice battles. Last week, wrong energy source, and future Eastie generations City Councilor WBUR highlighted the is at the wrong location. fight against their own in- Lydia Edwards Times-Free Press Directory 617-567-9600 • 781-485-0588 SEND US YOUR NEWS Fax: 781-485-1403 Your opinions, please The Times encourages residents to submit en- Advertising and Editorial gagement, wedding and birth announcements, Scott Heigelmann Marketing Reporters, Regular Contributors news releases, business and education briefs, Debra DiGregorio The Times welcomes letters to the editor. Our mailing John Lynds sports stories and photos for publication. Items Seth Daniel address is 385 Broadway, Revere, MA 02151. Assistant Marketing Copy Editing, Layout should be forwarded to our offices at 385 Broad- Director Scott Yates Our fax number is 781-485-1403. way, Revere, MA 02151. Items can also be faxed Maureen DiBella Kane DiMasso-Scott Letters may also be e-mailed to editor@eastietimes. to 781-485-1403. 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By John Lynds greenhouse gas emissions Massachusetts histo- this bill are the first step have been overly bur- to increased rates of asth- limit, as well as statewide ry, Environmental Jus- in a long overdue process dened environmentally by ma among children, the Last week Rep. Adrian limits every five years. tice (EJ) will become the to ensure environmental Logan International Air- climate crisis is in our Madaro and Sen. Joseph The bill increases the re- law,” said Rep. Madaro. equity and finally recog- port, a highway that cuts backyards. This legisla- Boncore helped push the quirements for offshore “Despite the governor’s nize environmental justice through the middle of the tion supports a targeted passing of landmark cli- wind energy procurement unfortunate veto of the and EJ communities in neighborhood and other approach to combating mate change legislation in bringing the statewide to- first bill, the legislature re- state law. I was proud to environmental impacts. climate change in our En- the House and Senate. tal authorization to 5,600 cently passed an identical join my colleagues in the “The swift passage vironmental Justice com- The legislation aims to megawatts and requires bill by an overwhelming House and Senate to pass of the Next-Generation munities.” overhaul the state’s cli- emission reduction goals margin. We have allowed this legislation as part of Roadmap for Massachu- The legislation also in- mate laws, drives down for MassSave, the state’s low-income communities the larger Climate Road- setts Climate Policy un- creases support for clean greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency pro- and communities of color map bill, and I want to derscores the Legislature’s energy workforce de- creates clean energy jobs, gram. to bear a disproportionate thank my fellow sponsors, commitment to addressing velopment programs in- and protects environmen- For the first time the bill burden of pollutants and co-sponsors, and the many the devastating impacts of cluding those targeting tal justice communities. establishes the criteria in environmental hazards grassroots activists of the the climate crisis and pro- low-income communities, The passage of An Act statute that define environ- for far too long, while Environmental Justice Ta- tecting our environment and improves gas pipeline Creating a Next-Genera- mental justice populations excluding them from the ble who worked so hard to for future generations,” safety. tion Roadmap for Massa- like the one that lives here decision-making process get this done.” said Sen. Boncore (D-Win- The bill is now on the chusetts Climate Policy in Eastie. affecting their neighbor- The bill is good news throp). “From storms that Governor’s desk to be (S.9), sets a 2050 net-zero “For the first time in hoods. The provisions in for Eastie residents who flood our coastal streets, signed into law or not. Councilor Lydia Edwards gives City Council update

By John Lynds in a special way and we tion fund. We also made won’t plan it in a way that couldn’t just accept what sure we develop for all assumes that families be- At Monday night’s Jef- is typical for develop- and we develop with our long here that affordable fries Point Neighborhood ment.” eyes towards an integrated housing belongs there and Association meeting, City One victory was ensur- community that celebrates displacement shouldn’t be Councilor Lydia Edwards ing that upping the afford- our diversity.” something that naturally gave an end of the year re- able component from 13 Edwards also discussed happens. The community port on the Council’s suc- percent to 20 percent as her Fair Housing amend- process should be more in- cesses during 2020 as well well as calling for more ment and how it can im- clusive. All of those things as victories addressing lo- construction of fami- prove the lives of thou- are now part of our zoning cal issues like the Suffolk ly-size units. sands of residents in the code and we’re the first Downs development. “Seventy percent of our neighborhood. state and city in the nation “Suffolk Downs I think units in East Boston are “The Fair Housing to actually demand such at City Councilor Lydia Edwards. was by far one of the big- two or three bedrooms but movement is something a local level. For those of gest issues,” Edwards be- Suffolk downs, as orig- that we really got nation- you who have or might be gan at the meeting Mon- inally proposed, had 70 al attention for,” said Ed- history buffs you’ll know Edwards also discussed took the proposed home day night. “It is the biggest percent of their units as wards. “This fair housing that zoning has been by Zoning Board reform and rule petition and took out privately owned project one bedroom and studios amendment essentially far the most effective tool changes that are being dis- proposed changes that he ever in Boston’s history and that was unaccept- says that we are going to at discriminating and seg- cussed. could act on immediately so that took a great deal of able. So we pushed that take our civil rights, we’re regating our communities, “Zoning Board reform through executive order. time and this year we vot- down, and got it closer to going to take our under- especially Boston. Being I think is by far the one “So now we have in ed to approve the initial 50 percent to be units for standing of what is eq- able to hold developers thing that has impacted the executive order that zoning for it. That does families.” uitable, we’re going to accountable is exciting for most people, and has been requires board members not mean it’s a complete Edwards said the city take our protected classes me and is one more tool the most well received in to recuse themselves of and absolute approval for also made sure that there of individuals--whether for a lot of neighborhood terms of what we’ve got- projects with a conflict of ten done,” said Edwards. the next 20 years it just was some immediate re- gay, lesbian, or bisexual associations and people to interest,” said Edwards. “Initially proposed as a means they get the start. lief given to Eastie be- or transgender, people of make sure that our com- “We instituted electronic There are many amend- munities actually heal and home rule petition that cause of the pandemic color or immigrants--and notices, better records and ments and they have to and got up to an $800,000 say our zoning laws will get better as they build was very wide sweep- timely information so that come back to the com- commitment between the reflect a plan that includes and grow. And if they ing in its revamping the munity to announce what city and the developer. fair housing for all. It must don’t provide for healing zoning board, the mem- you will be able to sign up they’re going to do and “The first $200,000 include them. It’s a feder- and if they don’t provide bership, how it operated, on a project by project ba- go through the process for should be coming in the al mandate that the Trump for making us better they demanding that it actually sis and be able to receive each amendment. Again, next week or so, just to Administration walked shouldn’t get the permits, included members from all notices about a given as it’s the single largest East Boston residents,” away from. Essentially they shouldn’t be allowed urban planning and envi- project. Also the language private development in said Edwards. “ We are the we’re saying to the BPDA to build here because this ronmentalist backgrounds accessibility is some- our history it meant we first community to have a you’re going to plan bet- probably isn’t the commu- as well as term limits.” thing I’m very passionate were going to have to lead neighborhood stabiliza- ter. You will plan but you nity for them.” Mayor Martin Walsh about.”

HVNA members support Horace Street project

By John Lynds would be three stories and the units would be one, The Harbor View one-bedroom and two, Neighborhood Associa- three-bedroom units. They tion (HVNA) released the will all be homeowner- voting results from their ship. February meeting earlier At the meeting, HVNA this month. gave kudos to the project’s HVNA members voted architect Frank Delmuto 29 to 12 in favor of the and Lynds for listening project at 61-63 Horace to the community on the Street, a project that calls scale and design of the for the construction of proposal. three-units of housing “I like this project and with parking. I like that this is under Richard Lynds, the at- 35 feet,” said one mem- Attorney Richard Lynds pitches his client’s project on Horace Street. torney for owners Terese ber. “Thank you, Frank and Richard Riamondi, (Delmuto) and Rich said his clients own the (Lynds) for listening to the two-family home at 61 community and coming The Massachusetts Department of Transportation Horace but recently ac- down to 35 feet. For the invites you to a Virtual Public Information Meetings quired the vacant lot next first time, for me anyway, for the Sumner/Callahan Vent Building Upgrade Project door. we have enough parking The lot is large enough and a good design. I sup- to construct two, two-fam- port this project. It’s ev- East Boston: Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021 at 6:00 PM North End:Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021 at 6:00 PM ily homes but the Ria- erything we asked for. 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By Cary Shuman “That company real- ly took off and I bought Bullied as a 12-year- out an IT company that old honor roll student a friend had owned and during his seventh-grade we merged the two,” said year at a Boston school, Todd. “We became one Mike Todd took that ugly of the top installers for incident in his life and the entire Northeast for turned into a positive. Toys ‘R Us, Barnes and Mike Todd and his wife, Crystal Todd. The immediate years Noble, Target, Starbucks, after the incident were and Chipotle.” lawncare of any sort. We to catapult forward into challenging and Mike The success contin- also do decking, which something better. spent a lot of time reflect- ued when in 2010 he opened up the contracting “I speak from the per- ing about it at home. A launched 'The Landscap- side of the business. The spective of entrepreneur- voracious reader during ers' brand, the company handyman business was ship. Your business fails that time, he read the he owns until this day. something I thought of and you can either blame book, “Rich Dad Poor Todd brought that for the winter months and everything around you or Dad,” and it gave birth to company to $250,000 in that took off on its own. you can look at the rea- his entrepreneurial spirit. revenues in the first year. So the ball just keeps sons why the business Todd believes that the But a disagreement with rolling and growing.” failed and make your next entire experience helped a business associate led Becoming in demand step better,” said Todd. set the foundation to his to Todd moving to Las as a public speaker He does include the future. In a way, he is Vegas for one year and Mike Todd is being childhood bullying in- thankful for the struggle starting an outdoor fitness called upon to tell his re- cident in his remarks as because it shaped who he Mike Todd, successful business owner and highly regarded business at a public park. markable story of over- an inspirational message is today and how he looks motivational speaker, delivers a keynote address. He then returned to coming early adversity, to his young audiences. navigating the trials and at the world. New York where he re- “My message is that even And today Mike Todd, kindled a relationship tribulations of a new running a landscaping and a sister, Elizabeth. something this dramatic, who grew up in East with a former girlfriend, business owner before company (AMA Land- Their mother, Mary you can pull the good out Boston with his family Crystal, with whom he is forging success. scaping) as a teenager in Jane, still lives on Victo- of it and see the positive and attended Savio Prep, now married. He has delivered Revere helping neighbors ria Street, Revere. Their from it and you can uti- is the owner of a highly Todd got a job at Equi- thought-provoking father, Donald, lives in lize it. Everything in your lucrative business, lives with their lawnmowing nox as a personal trainer speeches to middle and Dorchester. life has an effect. It’s just in Westchester Coun- on Haddon Street, Beach but decided to start his high school students and whether you like to fo- ty, N.Y., and his latest Street, Victoria Street, “Everybody is very own personal training appeared at National cus on the negative or the venture is motivational and Vinal Street. supportive, very helpful, company. Speakers Association and positive of that scenario. speaking. He specializes After spending his and very much behind me Two years later, he had private events. in helping people turn freshman year at Savio in everything I do,” said a staff of four personal “The whole essence Every single setback is a setbacks into comebacks Prep in East Boston, he Michael. trainers and the business of my learning and my setup for a comeback.” while motivating them started his Revere High Entering the field of had gross annual sales of speeches is not just rah- Looking back on his with actionable steps. School education as a business ownership $400,000. rah, motivational,” said days growing up in this Todd, 36, is the own- sophomore. Michael Todd did not Todd and his wife Todd. “It’s more just city and living in the er and operator of three He briefly studied meet with instant suc- moved from New York about taking each one family home on Victoria businesses, The Land- business management at cess as a business owner. City to Westchester of the setbacks that you Street, Mike Todd, suc- scapers of Westchester, Bunker Hill Community “I started a landscaping County, where he re- have and realizing why cessful business owner Handyman Westchester, College and many years company and it failed,” launched a landscaping, those setbacks happened, and motivational speaker, and the Westchester Con- later received a master’s recalled Todd. “I start- design, and construction how to learn from them, says, “Revere was very tractor Group. degree in hygienic health ed another one and that business. and how to use those good to me.” “The business has care and sports nutrition failed, so I would go from “The company blew blossomed quite a bit,” from the University of working a job as a waiter up the first year – doing he says humbly. Health. or bartender or restau- $250,000 in the first year, A move to Revere Many Revere residents rant manager until I had a half million in the sec- brought a new outlook know of Mike’s sister, enough money to start the ond year, and we’ve been Following the school Cyndal Todd, for her ac- next business if I could.” doubling every year,” incident, his family complished career as a In 2006, Todd launched said Todd. moved to Revere when he model, actress, and win- an electrical installation “We do high-end, was in the eighth grade. ner of multiple beauty and IT company hanging hardscape, patio, wall, Local residents will pageants. He also has a televisions and installing and walkway landscape remember Mike Todd younger brother, Donald, point-of-sale systems. design. 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The contracted California Fresh Asian Cut 2/$6.00 Massachusetts. “With this projects will not have to Broccoli Crowns...... $1.39 /lb Prince Pasta ...... 2/$1.00 limit 4 proposal, we are demon- conduct their own custom- Fresh & Tasty Bite Sized Grape strating our commitment er billing or recruitment, Tomatoes Pint ...... 2/$5.00 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP • (617) 846-6880 Fresh Jumbo Red Onions ...... 79¢/lb WWW.WINTHROPMKTPLACE.COM to offering fair and afford- reducing their costs and New Store Hours starting June 22: Mon-Sat 7:30 am-8pm; Sun: Fresh Sno-White Cello Cauliflower .. $2.99/lb able solutions as we drive making more bill discounts 7:30am-7pm; Senior Hours: Mon-Sat: 7:30am-8:30am Sun: 8am-9am toward our clean energy available to the low-in- North Carolina Sweet Golden Yams ... 89¢/lb Not responsible for typographical errors. future.” come participants. We have the right to limit quantities. Page 8 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Wednesday, February 10, 2021

LOCAL STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS

CHEVEZ NAMED ingful lives, young adults programs are designed to Magna Cum Laude grad- and celebrating academic TO FALL 2020 here grow intellectual- LOCAL STUDENTS prepare high school stu- uated with a GPA of 3.65- achievement. ly, socially, and morally, ACCEPTED INTO dents for college success. 3.84; and students who re- The University of New DEAN’S LIST AT learning to be responsible The students will take ceived the honor of Cum Hampshire, founded in SAINT MICHAEL’S for themselves, each other THE BOSTON classes, do enrichment Laude graduated with a 1866, is a world-class COLLEGE and their world. UNIVERSITY activities, prepare for GPA of 3.50-3.64. public research university Named to the Dean’s UPWARD BOUND, MCAS and SAT exams, Students are only grad- with the feel of a New En- List at Saint Michael’s LOCAL STUDENTS UPWARD BOUND and receive mentoring and uated after the Registrar’s gland liberal arts college. College for the Fall 2020 WHO MADE THE MATH SCIENCE tutoring throughout high Office has certified that all A land, sea, and space- semester was Tania Ch- UMASS AMHERST school. degree requirements have grant university, UNH is evez, a freshman crimi- PROGRAMS UB is accepting addi- been successfully com- the state’s flagship pub- nology major from East DEAN’S LIST Congratulations to the tional 9th and 10th graders pleted. Participating in the lic institution, enrolling Boston and a graduate of Below is a list of local 14 Boston students who to start this summer. The commencement ceremo- 13,000 undergraduate and Excel Academy Charter students who were named were recently accepted priority application dead- ny is the act of honoring 2,500 graduate students. High School. to the dean’s list at the into the Boston University line is April 15. For more Saint Michael’s Col- University of Massachu- Upward Bound and Up- information on the pro- lege, founded in the great setts Amherst for the fall ward Bound Math Science grams, go to www.bu.edu/ Catholic intellectual tradi- 2020 semester. programs! ub. Edwards files hearing order on tion, which also recogniz- In order to qualify, an Eleven of the col- es the principles of social undergraduate student lege-aspiring students TODD GRADUATES inclusionary development policy justice and compassion, must receive a 3.5 grade- are from the target high FROM THE UNH point average or better on schools of Boston Green is a selective, fully resi- Michaela Todd of East a four-point scale. Academy, Community After having recently age of 70% of the area me- dential Catholic college in Boston graduated from the EAST BOSTON Academy of Science and filed an expanded condo dian income (AMI), which Vermont’s beautiful Green University of New Hamp- Wenle Liang Health, Charlestown High conversion ordinance and is just under $70,000 for a Mountains. Our close- shire in December 2020. Arlette Vanessa Or- School, Margarita Muniz an update to the city’s link- household of two. ly connected community He/she earned a MS in donez Academy, and Snowden age policy as the beginning “We know we need to delivers international- Cybersecurity Pol & Risk Arianna Gabriela Perry International School; and of an anti-displacement do better when it comes ly-respected liberal arts Mgmt. Evelyn Dayana Rodri- the remaining students live package, Councilor Lydia to defining what is afford- and graduate education Students who received guez in the Boston target neigh- Edwards has filed a hearing able and holding develop- near Burlington, one of the honor Summa Cum Kai Jordan Rojo borhoods of Dorchester, order to discuss the city’s ers accountable,” added the country’s best college Laude graduated with a Cameron Alexander East Boston, Mattapan or inclusionary development Councilor Edwards. “With towns. To prepare for ful- GPA of 3.85-4.0: Students Shepherd Roxbury. policy (IDP). The filing the new fair housing zon- filling careers and -mean who received the honor of Jeffrey K Zhao The Upward Bound comes weeks after Gover- ing amendment we’re rec- nor Baker signed a home ognizing that developers rule petition that combined have a role to play in af- proposals by Councilor firmatively integrating our Edwards and Mayor Walsh communities. The IDP is which gives Boston the a part of that role but the OBITUARIES ability to codify and update current policy needs to be the IDP and linkage. refreshed and revamped so “The IDP is an import- that it centers the needs of ant tool that can help us real Bostonians like sin- Richard Carbone John Gigliello, Jr. create affordable housing gle parents, the underem- in Boston,” said Councilor ployed, working and mid- Past Exalted Ruler and Honorary Life MBTA retiree Edwards. “I’m excited to dle class families and so Member of the Winthrop Lodge of Elks have this hearing and hear many people who have felt from the advocates that completely built out of the and longtime treasurer of John B. Gigliello, Jr. of East Boston passed away are working on the ground city they love.” Jeffries Yacht Club in East Boston on Wednesday, February 3. about how they think the The hearing order will John was policy can be improved.” be introduced at Wednes- Richard C. Carbone an employee Currently, the IDP re- day’s council meeting and of Winthrop, formerly of of the Massa- quires developers to set assigned to a committee. A East Boston, passed away chusetts Bay aside 13% of units in proj- public hearing will then be at the Brigham and Wom- Transporta- ects greater than 10 units scheduled where members en’s Hospital in Boston tion Authority. and make them available to of the public will be able to on January 31. He was 80 He was also a member of residents making an aver- testify. years old. the Painter’s Union Dis- Born in Boston, the be- trict Council 35 and a US loved son of the late Jen- Army veteran of the Kore- FTC received 34,028 fraud nie (Todisco) and Ralph an Conflict. Carbone, he resided in The beloved husband late Phyllis Cicchetti and reports from MA consumers East Boston before mov- of Sophie (Saviano) Gigli- James Gigliello and cher- ing to Winthrop over 17 ello, he was the devoted ished grandfather of Mari- The Federal Trade Com- to imposter scams, while years ago. father of John Gigliello na, Bianca, Katrina, Ryan, mission received 34,028 online shopping accounted Prior to his retirement, III and his wife, Mary of Casey, and Nicholas. He is fraud reports from con- for about $246 million in he worked as a manager at Peabody, Steven Gigliello also survived by many lov- sumers in Massachusetts in reported losses from con- Logan Airport in the jani- Lorraine and Steven Tear, of East Boston and Cher- ing nieces and nephews. 2020, according to newly sumers. torial department. He was the late Joseph and Helen yl Yebba and her husband, Family and friends hon- released data. The FTC received 2.2 also the long-time treasur- Frazier and Paul and Bar- Nicholas of Everett; dear ored John’s life by gath- Massachusetts consum- million fraud reports from er at Jeffries Yacht Club bara Frazier. brother of Michael of Na- ering at Saint Anthony of ers reported losing a total of consumers in 2020, with in East Boston and a Past Funeral arrangements ples, FL, Ronald of Or- Padua Church, Revere, on $40,944,783 to fraud, with a imposter scams remaining Exalted Ruler and Hon- were entrusted to the the mand, FL, Josephine of Tuesday, February 9 for median loss of $275. the most common type of orary Life Member at the Caggiano-O’Maley-Fra- Saugus, Dorothy Cheek Funeral Mass. Services The FTC’s Consumer fraud reported to the agen- Winthrop Lodge of Elks. zier Funeral Home, Win- of Seabrook, NH, Rose- concluded with John being Sentinel Network is a da- cy. Online shopping was the tabase that receives reports He was the devoted hus- throp. Interment was in marie Maio of Peabody, laid to rest at Woodlawn second-most common fraud directly from consumers, as band of Patricia (Frazier), the Woodlawn Cemetery Nancy Clanton of Saugus, Cemetery, Everett. For category reported by con- in Everett. more information, please well as from federal, state, sumers, elevated by a surge the dear brother of Connie Theresa Salvati of Doug- and local law enforcement Carbone of East Boston Memorial donations las, Annette Chiaradonna visit www.ruggieromh. of reports in the early days may be made to the Fra- com. agencies, the Better Busi- of the COVID-19 pandemic. and Carol Cooper and her of Seabrook, NH, and the ness Bureau, industry mem- late husband, Edwin of zier Family Scholarship Internet services; prizes, bers, and non-profit organi- sweepstakes, and lotteries; Saugus; cherished uncle Fund c/o Winthrop Lodge of Elks 191 Washing- zations. This year, the FTC and telephone and mobile of Robert, Michele C., welcomed the data contri- ton Ave., Winthrop MA services rounded out the top Joe Jr., Denise, Michele butions of the FBI’s Internet 02152. To place a memoriam five fraud categories nation- F., Vincent, Monica, Bri- Crime Complaint Center, ally. an and the late Michael; To sign the online the Florida Department of guestbook, go to www. in the Sentinel received more beloved brother-in-law of Agriculture and Consumer than 4.7 million reports Billy and Diane Frazier, caggianofuneralhome. Times Free Press, Services, and the Connecti- com. overall in 2020. Of these, cut Department of Consum- nearly 1.4 million were please call er Protection. Twenty-five identity theft reports re- states now contribute to Sen- ceived through the FTC’s 781-485-0588 tinel. Reports from around IdentityTheft.gov website. the country about consumer In 2020, the FTC intro- azza protection issues—includ- V ing identity theft, fraud, and duced ReportFraud.ftc.gov, "Beechwood" other categories—are a key an updated platform for fil- resource for FTC investiga- ing reports with the agency. Funeral Home tions that stop illegal activi- The FTC uses the reports it 262 Beach St., Revere ties and, when possible, pro- receives through the Senti- OBITUARIES vide refunds to consumers. nel network as the starting (781) 284-1127 Across all types of re- point for many of its law Danny S. Smith ports, the FTC received a enforcement investigations, Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral 773 Broadway Effective Jan. 1, 2021 total of 53,111 reports from and the agency also shares Revere, MA 02151 consumers in Massachusetts these reports with more than www.vazzafunerals.com in 2020. 2,800 law enforcement users Phone (781) 284-7756 All obituaries and death notices around the country. While www.vertuccioandsmith.com The top category of re- ports received from con- the FTC does not intervene in individual complaints, Visit eastietimes.com will be at a cost of sumers in Massachusetts was Identity Theft, followed Sentinel reports are a vital by Imposter Scams; Online part of the agency’s law en- $150.00 per paper. Shopping and Negative forcement mission. Reviews; Credit Bureaus, A full breakdown of re- Information Furnishers and ports received in 2020 is now Includes photo.No word Limit. Report Users; and Banks available on the FTC’s data and Lenders. analysis site at https://ftc. •Fraud Losses Up Na- gov/exploredata. The data Please send to tionwide dashboards there breakdown Nationally, consumers re- the reports across a numbers [email protected] ported losing more than $3.3 of categories, including by billion to fraud in 2020, up state and metropolitan area, 336 Chelsea St., East Boston from $1.8 billion in 2019. as well as exploring a num- 617-567-0910 | www.magrathfuneralhome.com or call 781-485-0588 Nearly $1.2 billion of losses ber of subcategories of fraud reported last year were due reports. Wednesday, February 10, 2021 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Page 9

LEGAL NOTICE • Revere • Everett • Winthrop • Lynn • East Boston • Chelsea • Charlestown Lynn Independent Newspaper Group Felix D. Arroyo, Register of Probate 2/10/21 REaL EstatE LEGAL NOTICE Sales • Rentals rEvErE Call: COMMONWEALTH Register of Probate 2/10/21 EB EvErEtt 781-485-0588 Land • Commercial RECRuItmENt ChELsEa Fax: OF MASSACHUSETTS 2/10/21 EB Professional • Medical EB CharLEstoWn Winthrop 781-485-1403 General • Services THE TRIAL COURT East Classified Boston Classified More Than 100,000 Readers Each Week • Auto Sales • Yard Sales PROBATE AND LEGAL NOTICE- 7 Communities • Miscellaneous FAMILY COURT LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH Suffolk Probate LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and Family Court COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT 24 New Chardon St. OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND APARTMENT FOR RENT Boston, MA 02114 THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT (617)788-8300 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Suffolk Division CITATION ON FAMILY COURT Suffolk Division 24 New Chardon St. WINTHROP - Ft. Heath Apts. - APT FOR RENT PETITION FOR Suffolk Division 24 New Chardon St. Boston, MA 02114 Ocean View EAST BOSTON, 1 bdrm near Piers COVID CLEANED SALE OF REAL 24 New Chardon St. Boston, MA 02114 (617)788-8300 1 BR apt. in mod. shoreline bldg. Park, w/d, d/d, wide pine floors, AVAILABLE NOW ESTATE BY A Boston, MA 02114 (617)788-8300 CITATION ON Non-smoking/no pets. Steps to beach, updated kitchen, deck, partial Revere - Washington Ave newly PERSONAL (617)788-8300 CITATION ON PETITION FOR minutes to Boston. water views, no pets, $1650, avl 3/1 remodeled 2 bdr, 2nd floor, REPRESENTATIVE CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF Docket No. PETITION FOR ORDER OF COMPLETE Pool, billiards, exercise facility, (617)568-9626. W/D hookup, gas heat, minutes form SU19P2537EA ORDER OF COMPLETE SETTLEMENT lounge, pkg. 2/1, 2/8, 2/15, 2/22 Boston, 1 block to public transporta- Estate of: COMPLETE SETTLEMENT Estate of: Heat & HW incl. 617-846-7300 Debra. ------tion. $1,750/month Angelina C. Miller SETTLEMENT Docket No. Joseph D’Amore ------978-751-0531 Also known as: Docket No. SU19P1749EA Docket No. Ann Miller, Ann C. SU19P1748EA Estate of: SU19P1747EA Miller, Ann C. Estate of: George J. Date of Death: D’Amore Miller, Anthony L. D’Amore 02/09/2010 HELP WANTED Angelina C. D’Amore D’Amore Date of Death: A Petition for Order of Com- Date of Death: Date of Death: 03/03/2008 plete Settlement has been 02/15/2001 05/16/2000 A Petition for Order of Com- filed by Annette M. Cogliani NEW DEAL HELP WANTED To all interested A Petition for Order of Com- plete Settlement has been of Chelsea, MA requesting persons: plete Settlement has been filed by Annette M. Cogliani that the court enter a formal Grocery Shoppers needed immedi- A Petition for Sale of Real filed by Annette M. Cogliani of Chelsea, MA requesting Decree of Complete Settle- ately part-time in Revere, Chelsea, Estate has been filed by: of Chelsea, MA requesting that the court enter a formal ment including the allowance FRUIT Everett, Winthrop, Somerville, Annette M. Cogliani of Chel- that the court enter a formal Decree of Complete Settle- of a final account and other Cambridge. Driver’s license, car and Decree of Complete Settle- ment including the allowance sea, MA requesting that the such relief as may be re- phone required. $32 per delivery. Court authorize the Personal ment including the allowance of a final account and other quested in the Petition. Representative to sell the of a final account and other such relief as may be re- IMPORTANT NOTICE MORNING REGISTER & Call 508-643-4090;3 or info@ decedent’s real estate at a such relief as may be re- quested in the Petition. You have the right to obtain scanpersonalservices.com private sale. quested in the Petition. IMPORTANT NOTICE a copy of the Petition from ------IMPORTANT NOTICE IMPORTANT NOTICE You have the right to obtain the Petitioner or at the Court. DELI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from You have the right to obtain You have a right to object In Home Personal Care Attendant a copy of the Petition from a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. to this proceeding. To do so, the Petitioner or at the Court. the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object you or your attorney must Apply in Person Needed Assorted Hours You have a right to object You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, file a written appearance For handicap female to this proceeding. To do so, to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must and objection at this Court 920 Broadway, Revere Light housekeeping/ cooking involved you or your attorney must you or your attorney must file a written appearance before 10:00 a.m. on Call Susan file a written appearance and objection at this Court file a written appearance 03/04/2021. 617-389-6190 and objection at this Court and objection at this Court before 10:00 a.m. on This is NOT a hearing date, before 10:00 a.m. on before 10:00 a.m. on 03/04/2021. but a deadline by which 2/3, 2/10, 2/17 03/04/2021. 03/04/2021. This is NOT a hearing date, you must file a written This is NOT a hearing date, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which appearance and objection if FHAP AGENCIES &OTHER STATE/ but a deadline by which you but a deadline by which you must file a written you object to this proceeding.       must file a written appear- you must file a written appearance and objection if If you fail to file a written LOCAL REFERRAL AGENCIES appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding.     ance and objection if you appearance and objection       object to this proceeding. If you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a written followed by an Affidavit of    you fail to file a timely writ- If you fail to file a written appearance and objection Objections within thirty (30) All real estate advertising in this  ten appearance and objec- appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of days of the return date, newspaper is subject to the Federal     tion followed by an Affidavit followed by an Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) action may be taken without    of Objections within thirty Objections within thirty (30) days of the return date, further notice to you. Fair Housing Act of 1968, which    (30) days of the return date, days of the return date, action may be taken without WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. makes it illegal to advertise any  action may be taken without further notice to you. action may be taken without Dunn, First Justice of this preference, limitation or discrimi-     further notice to you. further notice to you. WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Court. nation based on race, color, reli-    WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Dunn, First Justice of this Date: January 21, 2021      Dunn, First Justice of this Court. gion, sex, handicap, familial status    Dunn, First Justice of this Felix D. Arroyo,  Court. Court. Date: January 21, 2021 Register of Probate (number of children and or preg- Date: January 21, 2021 Date: January 21, 2021 Felix D. Arroyo, 2/10/21 nancy), national origin, ancestry,     Felix D. Arroyo, Register of Probate EB     age, marital status, or any inten-    tion to make any such preference, 

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O’FLAHERTY said O’Flaherty. “I’ve years. When Walsh was FUNDING FOR CAMP FIRE NORTH SHORE RETURNS TO been by his side almost elected Mayor of Boston CHELSEA since Day 1, and we’ll be in 2013 and took office leaving around the same in 2014, he met for din- CHELSEA - When his time.” ner with O’Flaherty and friend and colleague in Walsh has been nom- asked him to join his ad- the House of Represen- inated by President Joe ministration as corpora- tatives, Martin Walsh, Biden for the Cabinet po- tion counsel. the newly elected mayor sition of U.S. Labor Sec- O’Flaherty accept- of Boston, asked him to retary. O’Flaherty was ed the offer. He stepped be corporation counsel asked by the Mayor to down from his state rep- for the city of Boston, serve with him in Wash- resentative seat and gave then-State Rep. Eugene ington, D.C. in the Office up his private law prac- O’Flaherty accepted the of the Secretary of Labor. tice. new job and the consid- “Maybe if I were 20 Many accomplishments erable challenge of the years younger, I would that bettered the city position. have taken advantage Over the course of And now after seven of that opportunity, but Walsh and O’Flaherty’s years of commendable at this point in my life, seven years together in and widely acclaimed it will be too disruptive Boston city government, service in the key role in to both myself, my wife there were many accom- Camp Fire North Shore received a donation from Camp Lions and the Lynn Lions Club for $50,000.00 for capital improvements. Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation also donated the Walsh Administra- (Patricia), and my in- plishments. tion, O’Flaherty is leav- $25,000.00 as well as the Gerondelis Foundation who will donate a $100,000.00 over a laws,” said O’Flaherty. Until COVID-19 ar- three year period. This total donation amounts to $175,000.00 for the initial improve- ing and will be returning “While I was very rived, the economy for to Chelsea. ments. Camp Fire Executive Director Laurie Hamill was so excited to begin the overdue honored to be asked to the City of Boston was renovations to the camp located on Cain Road. She continued to explain, “Thank you to “It was an incredible serve in the Office of the booming. The innovative these amazing benefactors; we can move forward on the first phase of the project to allow opportunity to serve the Secretary of Labor and Seaport District, now a us to serve more North Shore youth and allows us to offer year round programs.” The City of Boston and to continue working with national model, was de- future improvement program will provide a safe and inclusive curriculum helping young continue my public ser- people to become “caring and confident leaders”. Pictured, the $50,000 check presented Mayor Walsh in his new veloped during the ad- to Camp Fire North Shore – (L-R) Richard Alfonsi, John Baker, Sean Crowley, Camp Fire vice,” said O’Flaherty. role, I had to very emo- ministration. “When I got there, it felt Executive Director Laurie Hamill and Camp Fire Board Members Steve Antonakes, Lynn tionally decline the offer. New fire stations, po- Councilor-at-Large Brian Field, and Matthew Lamothe. like an overwhelming “I’m very proud of lice stations, and librar- task. We have to manage what he has accom- ies were built in the city. over 60 attorneys, parale- plished as Mayor and There was new infra- gals, and staff. It’s a very now to be in President structure and huge eco- diverse law practice, with Biden’s Cabinet - but it nomic growth. many qualified attorneys Gene at Chelsea events But incrementally, and orating. He said it could would be too disruptive Returning to law and I wish him well in his with building a founda- come with elevating working on schools, on personally to me, my practice the Boston Police and law practice.” tion, the district not only student voices, having family, my friends, and A graduate of Suffolk figured out how to en- student-led conferences, Boston Fire, and all the our network that we have University and the Mas- different departments SCHOOLS’ gage, but also ended up School Committee seats here, to leave here and go sachusetts School of Law, launching a long-term for students with full vot- and commissions, as well down to Washington,” Gene O’Flaherty will be OUTREACH as the Boston City Coun- plan for co-design of the ing privileges, or chang- said O’Flaherty. returning to private law PROGRAM THRIVES district with parents, stu- ing other formal struc- cil,” said O’Flaherty. Chelsea’s former practice, including gov- CHELSEA - On one If it sounds like a gar- dents, community mem- tures. state representative ernment relations. He has day last summer, Supt. bers and business lead- He said the Harvard gantuan operation, it is. Gene O’Flaherty was been practicing law since Almi Abeyta, members All of the legal represen- ers. School of Education’s elected state represen- 1994. of the School Committee Last Thursday, The Design Lab has inno- tation for New England’s tative for Chelsea and As he comes back to and her staff hit a pivot largest city was under Rennie Center for Educa- vated in creating Chil- Charlestown in Novem- the city where residents point. tion Research and Policy dren’s Cabinets, which O’Flaherty’s jurisdic- ber, 1996, and took office overwhelmingly sup- After emergency tion, including more than highlighted the district Chelsea Public Schools in January, 1997. O’Fla- ported him in elections, schooling had wrapped for one of three key pil- has adopted this year in 1,200 litigation cases per herty and Walsh, who O’Flaherty says he’s ex- up, video graduation had year. lars of success in state the midst of its ambi- represented Dorchester, cited to back in Chelsea. transpired, racial issues in school districts – that tious co-design plan. The There are close to both started together as “It’s good to be home,” the district had surfaced 20,000 employees work- being shared voices and Cabinets create a table freshman legislators. he said. and many were simply shared leadership. for those working with ing for the city “so it was “Both of our districts Said Councilor-at- coming up from survival a very large law practice “The one silver lining youth – including depart- had Boston, so we had Large Leo Robinson, mode after months tread- in all of COVID, it’s the ments, agencies, busi- difficult to manage, but mutual legislative inter- “It’s great to have Gene ing water – it was time to I quickly, with the help family and community nesses, civic leaders and ests at first and we quick- returning to our city and think about school again. engagement we’ve been non-profits. of some very public ser- ly became friends be- being a big part of our The first thing to figure vants, figured out what able to do during this “They come together cause, like me, both his community. He was an out was how in the world time,” said Supt. Almi to develop a collective the role of the job was,” parents were from Ire- excellent, hard-working would the Chelsea Public said O’Flaherty. Abeyta during a panel vision and system of land and both my parents state representative who Schools (CPS) engage discussion last Thursday. supports for youth de- “Being with the Mayor, were both from Ireland did so much for our city with parents and students my legislative colleague Center Director Chad velopment and growth,” as well, so we had a lot when he served in that in a pandemic. With en- d’Entremont said they he said. “CPS has taken and friend, throughout in common and we hit it position. I know he was gagement historically all of that, it was a great are pushing the idea such an approach to this. off,” said O’Flaherty. also a tremendous asset challenging in Chelsea, of shared leadership in Along with establishing honor working to fufill a They served in the to the Walsh Administra- adding a pandemic to the lot of what he wanted to school districts, going a the Children’s Cabinet, House of Representa- tive in an important role. mix made seem insur- step beyond just collab- they have also launched accomplish as Mayor,” tives together for 17 I look forward to seeing mountable.

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I’m here to ery region in Massachusetts.” er-PolitoMayor AdministrationMartin Walsh made stronger neighborhoods in ev Marie Butera Thomas Boyan, Sr projects through the Urban talk about whatever you want- Revere is rebuilding its aawarded surprise $500,000 visit to Monday to nine ery region in Massachusetts.” Last week the owners of Agenda Grant Program. The to talk about.” Richard Buttiglieri theMarie Suffolk Butera Downs site, HYM economic and employment night’sprojects Jeffries through Point the Urban Neigh- Revere is rebuilding its Revere arm of The Neigh Agenda Grant Program. The Walsh said when he was InvestmentRichard Buttiglieri Group, LLC, - base by utilizing large-scale borhood Association (JPNA) campaigningeconomic and for employment Mayor of Theresa Conte borhood Developers (TND) Revere arm of The Neigh released its Planned Devel- and high value assets includ - meeting to update residents - Bostonbase by in utilizing 2013 he large-scale constantly Theresa Conte was one group given $50,000 borhood Developers (TND) Dr. Adrian Costanza opment Area Master Plan ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder - on some city issues and have heardand high that value aside assets from ainclud few in funding to help establish was one group given $50,000 - (PDA).Dr. Adrian This Costanza started that a land, a soon-to-close NECCO an informal conversation with waterfronting Suffolk development Downs, Wonder proj- Dorothy Cordaro workforce development ser in funding to help establish - STICKY NOTE 90-day public comment peri- - plant, and the MassDevelop - residents here. ects,land, nothing a soon-to-close much was NECCO going Gerardo Iannuzzi Dorothy Cordaro vices in Revere to support lo- ment TDI Waterfront District. workforce development ser od that City Councilor Lydia “I was sitting in my office- onplant, to improve and the MassDevelophousing and - from your business! cal residents to acquire newly EdwardsGerardo isIannuzzi urging East Bos- The program seeks to un whenvices in I made Revere the to decision support tolo - ment TDI Waterfront District. Patricia Muse created jobs. - the economy of the neighbor- Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers,ton State residents Rep. RoseLee to submit Vincent, their lock community-driven re getcal backresidents out toto civicacquire associ- newly The program seeks to un Patricia Muse Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito along - hood. - Paul Penta, Jr. Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo andcomments. Secretary of Housing and sponses to local obstacles, ationscreated in jobs. the city and talk to lock community-driven re Lt.with Gov. Housing Karyn Polito, and Economic Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers, State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, “Now fast forward to today- Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the announcement of the UrbanPaul AgendaIn itsPenta, filing, Grant Jr. ProgramHYM propos on and promote economic devel peopleLt. Gov. about Karyn the issues,” Polito alongsaid sponses to local obstacles, Antonetta Salamone - BobDevelopment O' Brien of SecretaryRevere Economic Jay Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo- and Secretary of Housing and and now I hear there is too Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. es approximately 10.5 million opment opportunities through Walsh.with Housing “By nature, and Economic admin- and promote economic devel Antonetta Salamone EcomonicAsh came Development to Revere City Jay Hall Ash at the announcement of the Urban Agenda Grant Program on much development going on,”- square feet of development on partnership-building, problem istrationsDevelopment go from Secretary outward Jay saidopment Walsh. opportunities “East Boston through has Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 Mondayto present morning the check in the to theRevere City Council Chambers. the approximately 109 acres solving, and shared account lookingAsh came to toinward Revere looking City Hall so partnership-building, problem Neighborhood Developers. - become one of those neigh- ofObituaries the Suffolk Pages Downs 8 + site9 in ability in urban centers. The Ito realized present I the wanted check to to get the back solving, and shared account “Our administration under borhoods that people want to- Real estate values continue to be strongthe City of Boston.in Revere The multi- - competitive awards offer flex (Top and left) Ac- outNeighborhood and hear from Developers. residents ability in urban centers. The stands the importance of local - INDEPENDENT phased proposal will include Real estate valuesible continue funding for local to efforts be strongtivists in fromRevere Chelsea instead“Our ofadministration relying solely under on - competitiveSee WALSH awards Page offer 5 flex By Sue Ellen Woodcock leadership and its impact on - N E W S P A P E R G R O U P days on the market in 2016. development of a new mixed- that bring together commu and East Boston stands the importance of local ible funding for local efforts INDEPENDENT“2017 was a fantastic year the lives of residents,” said - The number of listings in useNE neighborhood,W S P A P E R G R O U P a 40-acre By Sue Ellen Woodcock daysnity stakeholderson the market to in pursue 2016. stood in solidarity leadership and its impact on that bring together commu The Revere real estate mar to be in real estate,” said Joe Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. “2017 waswith aone fantastic another year - - 2017 also dropped to 265, publicly accessible open economicThe number development of listings ini in - Formerthe lives of residents,” JPNA said nityCo-Chair stakeholders to pursue on the Front Pageket in 2017 was definitely a 10.8 percent down from 297 Mario of Century 21 Ma - “TheThe Urban Revere Agenda real estate Grant mar tiatives. These awards will to be in realTuesday estate,” night said to Joe Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. space system, and two retail - 2017 also dropped to 265, economic development ini good one with higher prices rio Real Estate. “There’s a ketProgram in 2017 relies was on definitely the strong a Mario of oppose Century the 21 pro- Ma - $1.5 MILLION FOR in 2016. The good news for squares at Suffolk Downs and 10.8fund percentprojects down in Boston, from 297Clin - - “The Urban Agenda Grant tiatives. These awards will for homes than in 2016, but goodpartnerships one with between higher prices local posed Eversource Renee Scalfani honored NORTHERN STRAND sellers is that the original list- $1.5Beachmontlot of confidenceMILLION MBTA and stations.FOR equity in 2016. The good news for rio Real Estate. “There’s a Program relies on the strong fund projects in Boston, Clin a drop in the number of new forgovernment, homes than non-profits in 2016, but and See TND GRANT , Page 3 Substation along partnerships between local - ing price was matched 100 in The homes. initial For project 35 years phase now sellers is that the original list lot of confidence and equity By John Lynds nee (Scalfani) who served as COMMUNITY TRAIL listings, making home-buying NORTHERN STRAND a drop in the number of new - the Chelsea Creek government, non-profits and See TND GRANT , Page 3 percent of the time. willit’s been include positive. approximately Now is the By Sue Ellen Woodcock Councilloring price was Robert matched Haas 100 Jr. in homes. For 35 years now co-chair of the JPNA for the The Executive Office of an adventure. COMMUNITY1.39 million square TRAIL feet of de- listings, making home-buying At Monday night’s Jeffries The condominium mar - time to sell. Revere is getting percenttried to getof the barriers time. installed it’s been positive. Now is the By Sue Ellen Woodcock Councillorpast 10 years,” Robert said Haas Walsh. Jr. Energy and Environmental “These are the highest pric- velopmentThe Executive consisting Office 520,000 of an Foradventure. years the abutters of Point Neighborhood Associa- ket saw similar trends with the overflow from the Boston in 2011The condominium and received nomar re tried“It is to with get great barriers appreciation installed Affairs has approved a $1.5 es we’ve seen in the last eight Energysquare feet and of Environmental corporate use RouteEast“These 1 have areBoston, putthe uphighest with pric-the Chelsea stand- timein to solidaritysell. Revere is getting tion (JPNA) meeting, former the median sales price at ketsponse. saw similar trends with For years the abutters of inthat 2011 we honorand received someone no with re million grant regarding the years,” said Maureen Celata, Affairsandmarket amenity hasand approvedpeople space, are three a moving $1.5 noisees we’ve from seen millions in the oflast cars, eight the overflow from the Boston longtime JPNA Co-Chair - $315,000, up 16.7 percent the“We median should sales get price more at re Route 1 have put up with the sponse.her heart and soul who was development of the Northern owner/broker of MCelata Real millionresidentialto Revere. grant buildings, regarding and the a andyears,” now said some Maureen city councillors Celata, - market and people are moving Renee Scalfani was honored over 2016. Days on the mar - over proposed$315,000,spect Eversource from up the 16.7 state percent and fed Substation noise from millions of cars, truly“We the should “Mayor” get ofmore Jeffries re Strand Community Trail led Estate. “And 2018 is going to portionMario of said the Revere townhomes is desir wantowner/broker to have Mayor of MCelata Brian Real Ar - by Mayor Martin Walsh, City - ket also dropped from 67 in development of the Northern - - overeral government,” 2016. Days on Patch the mar said.. to Revere. and now some city councillors spectPoint.” from the state and fed by a Revere on the Move part be another banner year. Inven proposed along Waldemar Av- rigoEstate. contact “And the 2018 MassDOT is going toto - Councilor Lydia Edwards, - - - 2016 to 47 days on the market Strandable because Community of its proximity Trail led By John Lynds ketKeefe also dropped noted that from more 67 af in Mario said Revere is desir want to have Mayor Brian Ar As the neighborhood’s no- tory is low now, but everyone eastern corner of the City - source’s proposed substation - - eral government,” Patch said.. ner organization, Bike to the “Inventory is low now and byenueto Boston,a Revere totaling and on more it’sthe a thanMove hidden 800 part installbe another barriers banner along year. Route Inven 1 - fluent communities are often rigoRep. contact Adrian the Madaro MassDOT and the to table community groups like - Yards2016 to in 47 East days Eagle on the Square market able because of its proximity Keefe noted that more af - Perfect for: Community Reminders,Sea. is looking to the spring.” everyone is looking toward nerhousing organization, units. Phase Bike I also to the in- betweentoryEnvironmentalists, is low Route now, 16 but and everyone activ- Cope - granted sound barriers. along the Chelsea Creek. installJPNA barriersboard. along Route 1 JPNA and Orient Heights gem with a beautiful beach. to the“Inventory western is corner. low now The and to Boston, and it’s a hidden fluent communities are often Revere has a one-mile According to figures from land Circle. For two years, local en- Walsh, along with JPNA the spring,” Celata said Sea. ists,is looking residents to the and spring.” elected originaleveryoneWard location2 isCouncillor looking on thetoward Ira east- No between Route 16 and Cope - grantedhave been sound taken barriers. over by new stretch in North Revere. The the Massachusetts Associa SeeMario SUFFOLK is looking DOWNS forward Page 5 Ward 5 Councillor Charles - vironmentalistsgem with a beautiful on the beach. East- Chair Mary Cole, presented - The rental market is also Revere has a one-mile officialsAccording on both to figures sides of from the ernthevoselsky spring,”portion pointed of Celata the outcity-owned said that Sau land Circle. bloodWard and 2 Councillor newer community Ira No Northern Strand Community tion of Realtors, the median to the spring market, drawing Patch, Ward 4 Councillor - ie andMario Chelsea is looking sides forward of the Scalfani, one of the longest - strong with rents ranging from stretch in North Revere. The Chelseathe Massachusetts Creek are Associastanding in- parcelgusThe got was rental barriers approved market along isby Route also the Ward 5 Councillor Charles voselskygroups like pointed Harbor out View that Sauhave Trail has been in development sales prices was $376,250, from Boston and surrounding Patricksolidaritytion of Realtors, Keefe in firm and the Ward opposition median 1 Creekto the springhave launched market, drawinga visual, continuously serving mem- - Share a message of support with the $1,200 to $3,000. Cleat noted Northern Strand Community 1 installed along a new ball Patch, Ward 4 Councillor emerged, Scalfani remained a See DeLEO Page 3 EFSBstrong lastwith year. rents ranging from media and talking campaign gus got barriers along Route for over 20 years. The North a 4.9 increase over prices in that if someone is paying big Trailcommunities. has been Hein development added that Councillorsalesagainst prices Eversource’s Joanne was $376,250, McKen plan to - field. from Boston and surrounding Patrickbers of Keefeany East and Boston Ward 1com- fixture in Eastie’s community See DeLEO Page 3 TRASH $1,200In its to Notice $3,000. of ProjectCleat noted against Eversource’s plans munity group board, with a 1 installed along a new ball Revere segment is a major 2016. rent they just might be capable forthe over Revere 20 School years. The system North is naaplace 4.9 teamed increasea substation up on over a at motion prices the City inat “It’s a quality-of-life is communities. He added that Councillor Joanne McKen process for as long as anyone Changethat if someone Eversource is paying seeks bigap- - to place the substation at the golden gavel. - field. part in the project that creates Homes also were also on of buying and taking advan Revere segment is a major last2016.Yards last in week’s East Boston council along meet - provalsue,” he to said. move the Substation na teamed up on a motion at can remember. - alsoNOTICE a draw for buyers. rent they just might be capable Citythe Revere Yards Schoolin Eagle system Square. is “I just want to honor Re- “It’s a quality-of-life is - a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail the market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyers part in the project that creates ing.theHomes Chelsea Patch alsosaid Creek. werehe and also the on late 190Barriers feet to arethe easilywestern seen side of last last week’s council meet “ItDue all addsto the topresident's the future of buying and taking advan - alsoAt a the draw meeting, for buyers. U.S. Con- - sue,” heSee said. JPNA Page 3 running from West Everett, percent increase over the 56 a continuous 7.5-mile rail trail theLast market week 41 in days, Eastie, a 26.8 the ing. Patch said he and the late Have you ever had an idea programs. growth of Revere,” he said. thetage City of first-time Yards lot. homebuyersThe scope gresswoman“It all adds Ayanna to the future Pressley, Barriers are easily seen through Malden and Revere Task Force. Both the ATOD runningsityDay in childrenHoliday from West, andon Monday, Everett, adults. percentstate’s Energy increase Facility over the Siting 56 of the upcoming meeting is for how you could make im Have you ever had an idea programs. who represents both East Bos- to the Saugus River and soon - Task Force and Revere on the throughTheFebruary ATOD Malden 18Taskth and Force Revere fund Board (EFSB) held a pub- limitedTask Force. to Eversource’s Both the ATOD pro- growth of Revere,” he said. provements to the Revere , 2019 Trash - forREVERE how you could RECREATION make im HOSTS PAINTtonsity and in children Chelsea, and sent adults. a video into Lynn. The North Revere Move are initiatives of the toed theprojects Saugus totaling River $9,500and soon to lic meeting to discuss Ever- - posedTask Force relocation and Revere of the sub-on the community? So have the ap will be delayed by one day. provements to the Revere testimonyThe ATOD from Task her Force office fund in - REVERE RECREATION HOSTS PAINT segment allows users to en - MGH Revere CARES Coa - intoreduce Lynn. youth The substance North Revere use, source’s& SKATE Notice of ProjectNIGHT ATstationMove CRONIN are from initiatives its current ofRINK thesite - plicants to the mini-grant pro community? So have the ap Washington,ed projects totaling D.C. $9,500 to joy spectacular views of the - lition. Revere on the Move segmentimproveCapitol allows theirWaste mental Services, users health,to en Change that moves the pro- - onMGH the Revereeastern CARESside of the Coa city grams hosted by Revere on Inc.- posedplicants substation to the mini-grant from the pro - reduce“I’m youthyour sister substance in solidari- use, & SKATE NIGHT AT CRONIN RINK Rumney Marsh. is additionally co-led by the joyand spectacularincrease opportunities views of the for - parcellition. Revereto its new on proposed the Move lo- Schedules, Coupons, Sales, the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Initia grams hosted by Revere on ty,”improve said Pressley. their mental “This health, at its The funding, awarded - positive youth engagement. cation.is additionally co-led by the bacco and Other Drugs Task Rumney Marsh. the Move and the Alcohol, To bestand increase is poor urban opportunities planning for through the Executive Office tives Office at the City of Re- In addition to the mini- - HealthyEversource Community said the Initia two Force; and this time, these The funding, awarded bacco and Other Drugs Task - andpositive at its youth worst engagement. an injustice. It of Energy and Environmental vere. grants already funded, Revere 115-kVtives Office transmission at the City lines of Re ideas are going to become a through theOur Executive Offices Office Force; will and this be time, these - is unconscionableIn addition to the that mini- a com- Affairs’ (EEA) Gateway City This year over $20,000 thatvere. would connect to the sub- community! reality. ofon Energy the Move and has Environmental extended munitygrants already already funded, overburdened Revere was awarded to fund ideas to ideas are going to become a station would no longer be Parks Program, enables the Every year a group of Re Affairs’their permanent (EEA) Gateway change and City This year over $20,000 withon the environmental Move has extended injustices - make Revere a healthier place reality. routedwas awarded along Condorto fund andideas East to design of the trail, develop - vere residents and institution Parksprogram Program, mini-grant CLOSED enables appli the - wouldtheir permanent be put in harm’s change way and - to work, to play, and to raise Every year a group of Re - Eaglemake Reverestreets ifa thehealthier substation place ment of bid-ready construc - al leaders meet together to designcations of to the Sunday, trail, develop March 4. andprogram have mini-grantthose existing appli health a family. The Revere on the - vere residents and institutionth - isto placedwork, to in play, the western and to raise por- - tion documents, and receipt select the awardees of mini- mentUp to of$1,395Monday, bid-ready is available construc forFebruary 18 hazardscations to exacerbated. Sunday, March The 4. Longtime JPNA Co-Chair Renee Scalfani (third from right) Move mini-grant program - al leaders meet together to tiona family. of the The parcel. Revere on the of all necessary construction grants offered to the public tionideas documents, that make it and easier receipt to communityUp to $1,395 should is available be a part for honored by Mayor Martin Walsh, the JPNA board and Eastie’s offered $10,605 in funding in observanceselect the of awardees of mini- Local environmentalists permits. When completed, the through the community-led ofeat all healthy necessary and beconstruction active for Move mini-grant program ofideas planning that make and itI know easier when to elected officials during Monday night’s meeting. From left, for permanent changes, pro grants offered to the public from Eastie and Chelsea have trail will span 10 miles and organizations, Revere on the - all. The application is open offered $10,605 in funding weeat organize healthy and we bewin active and this for Steve Gringas from Rep. Madaro’s office, JPNA’s Cindy Baxter, gram implementation, and permits. When completed, the through the community-led called on the EFSB to explore President’ for permanent changes, pro - all. The application is open JPNA’s Dan Bailey, City Councilor Lydia Edwards, Renee Scalfani See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 Move and the Alcohol, Tobac- youth-led projects that would trail will span 10 miles and organizations,s Day Revere on the alternatives to placing Ever- co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) See MINI GRANTS Page 3 gram implementation, and and JPNA’s Mary Cole. help prevent or reduce obe See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 Move and the Alcohol, Tobac See EVERSOURCE Page2 Announcements, Programs and more! - - youth-led projects that would See MINI GRANTS Page 3 co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) help prevent or reduce obe Our Offices will be - TRASH RuggieroOur Offices Family will be Memorial Home Price subject TRASH to change NOTICE OPEN without Price subject “Proud to welcome to our staff Mark Tauro, former owner and director of Rapino, notice Due to thepresident's to change NOTICE OPEN Monday, February 19th without notice .55 Day Holiday, on Monday, Due to thepresident's Monday, FebruaryKirby-Rapino 19th Funeral Homes” $ th Per February 19 , 2018 Trash Day Holiday, on Monday, • Ample Off Street Parking • Complimentary Valet Parking • Nonsectarian Gallon President’s .55Day $ th Per February 19 , 2018 Trash • 1002 Gal. 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Region // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 the co-design pilot to in- goal for the district that EVICTIONS The variance allows the location of the two at 279 and 287 Suffolk clude families in every many didn’t think would LESS THAN the owner to have one lot structures to increase the Ave. step of the district’s plan happen in the midst of ANTICIPATED comprising six acres and distance from the abut- Guarracino said that to improve learning.” COVID. However, it did a second lot comprising ters from five feet to 11 being built on a hill, the REVERE - As a result In doing so, they’ve and it has accelerated. of the efforts of May- 2.6 acres. Both lots will feet. siting for the house on established nine teams to “We set the foundation or Brian Arrigo and be used by Avis car rent- “I spoke to the neigh- the lots was off and this look at everything from and there was just this ea- well-executed rental as- als to house more than bors and they are excited resulted in the drive- discipline practices to re- gerness and thirst,” said sistance and mortgage 900 cars for car storage about the project,” said way not meeting code mote learning to improv- Abeyta. “Then we started assistance programs only, with no on-site re- Ward 4 Councilor Patrick for maximum allowable ing School Site Councils to co-design. It evolved. through a partnership pairs or maintenance to Keefe. “Both the devel- grade. to changing the demo- That’s what I love about with the Metro Housing be allowed. oper and property owners Council President graphics of the teaching this is it evolved and agency, Revere had few- The hours of opera- have worked it out with Zambuto spoke on the staff. there is so much owner- er evictions than other tion for the lots will be the neighbors.” matter, saying, “I visited “Chelsea is a largely ship across the district. communities in the state from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to Board member Arthur the site and would nev- immigrant with a high The educators doing this during the COVID-19 transport cars to the Avis Pelton spoke of a concern er have known that the health crisis in 2020. LatinX population and with our families have lot at Logan Airport. The that had been expressed driveways were off. It It’s a piece of good a predominately white created such a beautiful storage of the cars in Re- by one of the abutters, would be more disrup- news in what has been a teaching staff,” he said. partnership.” vere will mean more than but her concerns were tive to the neighborhood huge worry for elected “One goal is to shift ra- $750,000 in excise taxes addressed. to tear up the driveways officials and advocates cial power dynamics in for city coffers. The ZBA unanimously and start over again.” COVID-19 CASES over the past several the community.” “This is a good proj- granted the variances. Ward 4 Councilor DECLINING months, with many wor- In the panel discus- ect,” Ward 6 Council- Anthony Cacciola Keefe echoed Zambu- EVERETT - The num- rying that joblessness as sion, Abeyta said you or Richard Serino said. sought a variance to be to’s thoughts, adding, bers of COVID-19 cas- a result of the pandemic have to lay a foundation “There will be minimal able to park in the front “There will be goodwill es in Everett backed off could lead to massive before attempting such a use on the lot, as well as yard and construct a from the contractor with again last week from a numbers of people with- move. As a new super- an improvement to what single-family home at the neighborhood for his major surge coming af- out homes. So far, that intendent last year, her is there.” 191 Endicott St. The lot other projects on Suffolk ter the holidays, going hasn’t come true in the entry plan called for new City Council Presi- consists of approximate- Avenue.” down from the 600 range official stats, to relief of and better engagement dent Anthony Zambuto ly 5,000 square feet and The variance was two weeks ago to the 200 everyone. with families. added his support for the would include two park- granted unanimously. range this week and last In Housing Court, to “That kind of led me variance, which was ap- ing spaces in the front In the last matter be- week. begin an eviction process to say one pillar will be proved unanimously by that would measure 18- fore the board, Najeeb The percent positive one must file a Summa- family and community the ZBA. by-18 feet for two cars. Badar and Sundus Na- rate is also on the decline ry Process Eviction for engagement as I start a In other matters, a re- Robert Salvo, an engi- jeeb Badar were seeking this week, at just over 10 non-payment of rent. It new superintendency,” quest to re-subdivide a neer for the project, not- variances for minimum percent. is a standard process for she said. “Building on lot on Dedham Street ed that many houses on front and rear yard set- The numbers of most landlords and ten- that, the community and was brought before the Endicott Ave. have front- backs in order to build a COVID-19 cases has ants, but the process has the teachers were so hun- Board. yard parking because 498 square-foot, one-lev- dropped steadily over frozen until last fall when gry to engage families. At present there are the homes are on a hill el addition and back and the last three weeks, sig- Housing Court opened We hadn’t made the ef- two lots at 25 Dedham and are set back. He also front porches at 38 Gro- naling that the holiday back up for evictions in fort because we were St., consisting of 5,300 noted that locating the ver Street. surge of cases has come October. so busy with everything sq. feet, and a second lot parking spaces in front of The Badars, who have and gone now. There Worcester led the state else. at 29 Dedham Street, con- the proposed new home lived there for 13 years, were 272 cases reported with 874 filings as of Jan. Then COVID present- sisting of 2,687 square would be less disruptive were seeking the enlarge- last week, and that has 1 for all of 2020. Spring- ed this silver lining and feet, according to a 1936 to the neighborhood be- ment of their single-fam- now dropped to 225 this field had 711. Fall River you can’t let the crisis plot plan. The house that cause placing a driveway ily home to accommo- week. had 604 and Brockton go to waste. We were had been located at 25 on the side of the pro- date their growing family The most recent num- had 315. Lynn had 286. thinking that we were in Dedham Street was de- posed new home would as well as their parents. bers are as follows: All were well above Re- remote learning and we stroyed by a fire in 2017. require much more exca- They had spoken to all of •Tuesday, Feb. 2 - 23 vere’s numbers (154). didn’t know how long we David and Margaret vation. the neighbors who sup- •Monday, Feb. 1 – 20 Chelsea had 129. would be there. We had Mellon, the owners of the Michael Tucker, the ported their request. •Sunday, Jan. 31 – 31 Mayor Brian Arrigo to engage our families property, came before the ZBA chairman, request- ”I am excited to speak •Saturday, Jan. 30 – 49 attributed the lower num- somehow. They aren’t board seeking varianc- ed that the depth of the for this and I am truly •Friday, Jan. 29 – 16 ber of eviction filings to coming to the schools es for two lots, one for a parking spaces be in- most supportive of their •Thursday, Jan. 28 – “a rental assistance pro- and we have to engage new address of 27 Ded- creased to 20 feet to al- request,” said Councilor 33 gram and a mortgage as- students and make sure ham St., for a two-family low a larger car to park Serino. •Wednesday, Jan. 27 – sistance program that’s attendance rates are house, and the second at without overhanging the The variance was 40 been really helpful.” good.” 29 Dedham St. for an- sidewalk. unanimously granted. •Tuesday, Jan. 26 – 13 Arrigo has coordinated That’s when they de- other two-family house. Ward 1 Councilor Three other matters On Monday, Jan. 4, the administration’s ef- cided to do trust visits Both of the reconfigured Joanne McKenna sup- were continued until the Everett moved its test- forts on rental assistance last summer. lots would consist of ported the projects and board’s February meet- ing full-time indoors at with Valentina Moreno, Though simple, they 4,000 square feet and re- the variance was grant- ing: The variances for the Samuel Gentile Rec- the city’s housing stabil- were effective in creating quired variances pertain- ed unanimously. It now 951 Revere Beach Park- reation Center on Elm ity officer. a personal bond. Teach- ing to minimum lot size, heads to state plan re- way, seeking to construct Street. Testing is done “She has done amaz- ers and administrators lot frontage, minimum views. an addition over a city Monday to Thursday, 7 ing work in terms of get- scoured the community side yard setback, min- Two inches can make easement; variances for a.m. to 1 p.m., and then 2 ting residents and tenants and had visits or confer- imum height, and mini- all the difference. That is 33 Cambridge Street to p.m. to 7 p.m. On Friday connected with our pro- ences on sidewalks and mum landscaping in the what contractor Pasquale change a single-family and Saturdays, testing is gram,” lauded Arrigo. porches of the homes front yard. Guarracino found out dwelling into a two-fam- done noon to 6 p.m. “That rental assistance around the city. Some The owners, after when he applied for a ily; and a request to ap- program was done as a parents actually came to meeting with neighbors variance to exceed the prove making one lot into RAGUCCI RETIRES partnership with Met- the school for the upper prior to appearing before maximum grade require- two lots at 149 Breeders ro Housing and we’ve grades and talked with AFTER 38 YEARS the ZBA, had changed ment for outdoor parking Lane. worked with them to be teachers in large tents EVERETT - May- able to provide assistance outside. or Carlo DeMaria and a to residents. The way that That activity was built small group of City lead- assistance works is that into the Memorandum of ers joined former mayor the rent goes directly to Understanding (MOU) – and retiring Assistant the landlord. with the Chelsea Teach- City Clerk – David Ragu- cci for last-day ceremony “Essentially, the land- tisi ers Association. The un- dver ng lord is forgiving the rent A derstanding was in the 10 on Jan. 28 in the Council ine because we’re paying it l days of professional de- Chambers. On on the tenants’ behalf, velopment training, some “The moment was bit- and the deal is that if the of those days would be tersweet as I was honored landlord takes that, they reserved for outreach and to wish former Mayor ilable cannot evict that tenant,” va trust visits. David Ragucci a happy s A explained Arrigo. i “We thought about retirement after 38-plus ACTUAL Arrigo said people on having parent/teacher years of public service,” Showcase Your Business, Open all sides of the issue ap- conferences out front, but said Mayor DeMaria. AD SIZE pear to be pleased with House, or More with an online we don’t really call those “David is a true son of the results. parent/teacher confer- Everett and his love “It’s worked out re- ad! ences,” she said. “Instead for this city knows no in pixels ally well,” added Arri- we called them trust vis- bounds.” go. “The landlords are Clients and Customers W: 160px its. The trust visits hap- Ragucci has had many happy because they’re pened on the sidewalk. titles besides being the are just a click away! getting rent. People who H: 600px We also bought big tents former Mayor of Everett. are paying rent are happy 00 and put them outside so He was also an Everett — $300 per month per site — because their rent is get- teachers could meet with Alderman, City Coun- ting paid. And we’re hap- THE families before school cilor, Assistant Clerk of py because people aren’t in inches and have a physical con- Everett, Member of the getting evicted.” nection even with masks Everett Redevelopment INDEPENDENT W: 2.2222” and social distancing.” Authority, State Investi- NEWSPAPERS After having the visits gator for the Common- ZBA APPROVES H: 8.3333” reverejournal.com •winthroptranscript.com and giving away books, wealth of Massachusetts, CHANGES FOR art supplies, discussing and he was the Stoneham AVIS LOT lynnjournal.com • everettindependent.com wi-fi issues and provid- Town Manager. REVERE - The Re- eastietimes.com • chelsearecord.com ing hot spots if necessary, “That is an amazing —————— vere Zoning Board of charlestownbridge.com • beaconhilltimes.com students, families and list of accomplishments Appeals (ZBA) granted teachers felt ready for and titles but I must say a variance at its January northendregionalreview.com • thebostonsun.com school – and empowered the title I am most proud 27 meeting to R&S Re- jamaicaplaingazette.com • missionhillgazette.com please send to reach out to school to address him as is alty Trust, the owner of leaders if there were is- friend,” said DeMaria. “I a single lot at 14 Charger Combo Rates available! in “png” sues. wish him the best of ev- Street, to reduce the min- Buy any 3 sites, get 4th FREE That ended up be- erything as he takes time imum frontage require- format ing the foundation and to enjoy life after such a ment from 150 feet to 75 Call the office to get started! pre-cursor for the evo- dedicated career in public feet that will create two lution of co-design, service.” new lots. 781-485-0588 which was a long-term Page 12 THE EAST BOSTON TIMES-FREE PRESS Wednesday, February 10, 2021

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Wednesdays will be confirmation RHS Academic Award and the Leonard J Randall Award, Capt. Eve Lescovitz,than GBL they Scholar were able to yet tablesBy are Seth restricted. Daniel We are sea residents’ lives.”4 exclusivelyevery retainedprecaution by to Southprotect haveIn ownedresponse the toproperty keeping for 13 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine source Officer (SROs). Residents living near the more demand Athlete ward and the Vanessa Ardagna Memorial Award. See more photosprovide on Page due 14. to COVID-19Committee’s working with rules the onGaming suc- dents enrolled at Northeast Harbor ourselvesAssociatesand remote and LLClearning others to meetssellfrom yearsreservedthe highand forhaverisk cleaning populationworked the on the DimpleLast week,Rana presentsCongress- re- Police News beachPolice and NewsSome marshy of theareas co-sponsors in With Band Director Gene O’Brien’s hat in the forefront, the Everett16 High School Band restrictions. cession,Commission the local on boards that. I sedo- among the 12 communities16 state grant for jobs andstate exceeds the guidancegrant schoolsafe, EBNHC buildingsfor has while launchedjobs all woman Ayanna Pressley, A virtual debate has beenOrient Heightsinclude thehave Chelsea com- Record, 800-810the Lynnway, spread of athis fully-enti very con- - approval process for the last searchthan on allowedstate-wide HRCsdrumline takes its place at rehearsal this week. The EHS Band is the first student activ- Encore closed down justlect thinkthe new there representativeis more demand in the district. Mr. Jannino for mask-wearing, prop- students work remotely. joined by other colleagues ity approved to return for the upcomingSports school year and it was11 done with the strictest agreed to by all four plainedcanSports- TND,that mosquitoes Chelsea 11 areCollabora - What’s new at the tled, 550-unit,tagious virus,”100 percent said Pedulla. mar- three years. This is an exciting before the end of the first and demand for future in the House, and U.S. Sen. to the Committee. The Re- paved the way for many Special to The Journal the business community that er social distancing, hand Siblingsthe will business be prioritized community that standards in place and very careful thought that started in April. 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The board because it was less Last week Edwards and torcycle and was trapped in See HELPAccording Page 12 to figures from the spring,”Chelsea Celata said SchoolswardMario with issending lookingpresent residents forward za rejectingWardAccording 5 Councillor Superintendent to figures Charles from and voselskythe safety spring,” pointed precautions Celata out saidthat are Sau - must Mariobe transparent is looking in forwardall Ward 5 Councillor Charles voselsky pointed out that Sau- 5Gtoand do,” cellprobably said nodes 350 Massdispropor Ac-- Revere has a one-mile bersRevere Dayof our will community. has be aon one-mileSunday in Operations Manager Christine website has also added a Spanish than a half mile from Berk- Councilor Kim Janey filed the Massachusetts Associa- The rental market is also ‘voteto the by spring mail’ market, applications. drawing Dr.Patch,the nuisance Brenda Massachusetts Ward Cassellius’s4 Councillor Associa to -addressedgus Thenearby got barriers rental and market along verified,” Routebusinessesis also aspects of assessing and Patch, Ward 4 Councillor gus got barriers along Route tiontionately Political in Manager,Massachusetts Ca- stretch in North Revere. The stretchAugust in North 16 (August Revere. 23 The rain language translationto button.the spring market, drawingshire Roots on Meridian. amendments to Boston’s tion of Realtors, the median strong withpreferred rents ranging from planAt“That’s a press for anconference underlyingopening last themedraftPatrick reopening Neals, Keefe Membershipplan and she Ward re - 1 andsaid1 installed EventsBTU President along a Jessica new ball planning for safety in the Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 1 installed along a new ball from date)Boston from and 9 surrounding a.m. – 6 p.m. tion of Realtors,By Maxim Tamarov the median stronghas been with a rents necessary ranging nui from- derstanding of their needs. bellcompared Eames.By Seth to Daniel“The some health jurisdic and - Mayor Brian Arrigo (center)Northern stands Strand with members Community and officials from the Turkish Cultural Northern Strand Community Coordinator Samantha McHugh, from Boston and surrounding While there are no state cannabis equity ordinance sales prices was $376,250, $1,200 to $3,000. Cleat noted week,of who Mayor we are:Martin an Walshorganization centlyCouncillorsales submitted prices Joanne was to the $376,250,McKen Bos- - Tang. field.$1,200 “The to District$3,000. Cleat should noted schools,” said Jonathan Councillor Joanne McKen- field. prosperitytions because of our of cities the andvery Center behind care packagesTrail has filled been with in development meats, supplied by the Turkish Cultural Center and SEN. MARKEYcommunities. 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Revere “How School can systemfam- is sachusetts prioritize these partVolunteers of the TCC’s Jessica Food Armijo Drive (left) for Eid and al Yudalys Adha (Feast Escobar of Sacrifice). (right)2016. talk on their phones aroundrent they just might be capable idents. The painters maylast 2016. andlast twoweek’s P. Gioioso council &meet Sons- rent “It they definitely just might affects be capable our of the CBD project because last last week’s council meetpal- sue,”approval he said. process for towers,said Maddox.the Everett “As City an ex- Revere segment is a major ofalsoRevere the a drawcity segment should for buyers. expect is a majorto were calling on Cassellius, to plan and prepare for a ilies decide whether or to one another the City of issues. We are happy to the delivery truck that brings fresh food to the Chelsea CollaborativeHomes also on were also on of buying and taking advan- take as long as needed toing. construction HomesPatch said also he vehicles wereand the also latewere on ofbusiness,”Barriers buying andareShahid taking easily Mah advan seen- - theyalso alreadya draw forhad buyers. seen a ing. Patch said he and the late Barriers are easily seen Councilample, is Craps getting and discon Roulette- part in the project that creates By Seth Daniel get a mail-inreturn ballot to in-person applica -learning Boston adopted zoning that marijuana businesses by Broadway earlier this summer. 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LaRovere Committee Insurance on a July disability, firstSchools; selected that wetheir basis.are reli committed A- sec- roadway, sidewalk, and the businesses that she’d when his business was al- met criteria for adult-use ments are negotiated after The funding, awarded bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- InThe addition funding, to the awarded mini- “a baccoseat at and the Othertable” Drugs to give Task adequate tives Office staffing at the andCity of-sup Re-care professionalsIn addition were to the left mini- ourVerizon continued is calling restrictionson the and voted again to allow a additional single-bedroom blend in nicelyAgency, with Inc. the you can30 insure that and includes register your a five-day ondto ensuringround of ourpainting students willmeaningful and streetscapes feedback of the businessand plies, spoken and with,comprehensive told her the outready of the slow. reopening Oliveira plan’s added facilities in the neighbor- approval by the BCB and By Seth Daniel through theand Executivefind a slice Office of humanForce;- andshe said. this “My time,vehicle parents these at the werevere. same location. We offer issuance of grantsthrough already the Executivefunded, Revere Office Force; and this time, these vere. grants already funded, Revere courtthe market.”to vacate the denial,Price 36-unit apartment building units. new buildings in the neigh- hybrid model with the op- bestaff required return to safelycomplete to schoolthe district, is about a quarterguidance construction for families company, and P. that the CBD project would hood as well as being ful- of Energyity. and There Environmental were more thanideas a aresmall going business to becomelicense owners plates, a who transferThis of year registrations, over $20,000and renewal on the Move has extended input into reopening plans See AMENDMENT Page 2 and Craigto institute Billings, an approval subjectWynn to to be constructed on Wash- Atty. 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