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Vol. 3, No. 35 -FREE- www.advocatenews.net [email protected] 978-777-6397 Friday, August 31, 2018 Phytotherapy sticking with City Council committee rejects proposal for residential overlay 25 Newbury St. despite rumors By Christopher Roberson derwood, Stonegate and By Christopher Roberson Birchwood are still pend- he City Council’s Indus- ing. “That’s a lot of housing espite rumblings that Ttrial and Community and that’s without the zon- Dmedical marijuana ap- Development Committee ing change,” said Turco. plicant Alexander Athanas recently voted 4-1 against He also called attention had purchased the building at the proposal to create a res- to the city’s problems with 29 Newbury St., which is cur- idential overlay district de- flooding and infrastruc- rently occupied by Don’s Pow- signed to combine conven- ture. “No matter where you er Equipment, Attorney James tional neighborhoods with put these projects, we don’t Smith, counsel for Athanas, commercial zones. have the infrastructure to said his client still intends “The main purpose of this support them and we don’t to open Phytotherapy in the is to prevent poor develop- have the ability to retain Brothers Kouzina building at ment and look for better de- any more water,” he said. 25 Newbury St. velopment,” said Commu- In addition, Turco said res- “Right now, there are ab- nity Development Direc- idents have moved to Pea- solutely no plans to do any- tor Curt Bellavance during body to escape the heavy thing other than what we’ve an Aug. 23 meeting, add- construction in communi- been doing,” said Smith, add- ing that he was consider- ties such as Beverly, Salem, ing that Athanas has only ex- Phytotherapy owner Alexander Athanas has expressed interest in ing Route 1 and Route 114 Chelsea, Revere and East pressed an interest in pur- purchasing 29 Newbury St., which is currently occupied by Don’s as possible locations for Boston. “They came here chasing 29 Newbury St., and Power Equipment. the overlay. “We’re falling because it’s a sleepy town to “He’d like to buy it if the price short of our housing needs say the least,” he said. is right.” “I imagine we will be well into “We have not received the in Massachusetts; we need Councillor-at-Large David That building’s owner, next year before anyone is traffi c study for Phytotherapy; to produce about half a mil- Gravel said that although James Christopher, did not ready to open.” we have no further update,” lion residential units in the the concept of a residential wish to comment on the mat- Although a traffic study said Allyson Danforth of the next 20 years.” overlay seemed logical, he ter. had not been submitted pri- City Clerk’s Offi ce. Bellavance said the 21-30 wanted more information Regarding Phytotherapy’s or to the June 28 City Council Yet, Smith maintained that age bracket is the only one on the proposed locations. current status, Smith said that meeting, the councillors still there is no time requirement in the state that is currently Gravel agreed with Tur- Athanas is in the process of voted 10-1 to grant Athanas’s to file the traffic study and on the decline. “The number co about Peabody’s aging forming his design team and request for a Special Permit. that the document would be one reason for them leaving infrastructure. “We’re at a is “moving forward with the However, in the two months submitted before Phytother- Massachusetts is housing,” point in time where the in- cultivation facility.” that have passed since the apy opens its doors. “It will he said. “It’s something we frastructure in our city is “This whole process will meeting, a traffi c study has need to address.” getting old,” he said. take some time,” said Smith. yet to be submitted. PHYTOTHERAPY | SEE PAGE 14 He also said that no large C ouncillor-at-Large residential developments Thomas Rossignoll also op- have been built in Peabody posed the idea. “An overlay Peabody Fire and Police Memorial Golf Tournament since 2005. at this point, I just don’t see Speaking about the spe- it as being a strong benefit,” cifics of the overlay, Bel- he said. lavance said no existing However, Council Presi- buildings would be con- dent Edward Charest spoke verted into residential units; in favor of the overlay, say- there would be no more ing loft apartments above than two bedrooms per businesses are appealing unit; the number of curb to millennial-age residents. cuts would be limited and “This proposal would not there would be buffer zones drastically affect the neigh- around all parking areas. borhoods; I do support it,” In response, Ward 1 Coun- he said. cillor Jon Turco said the city is not in a position to accept Wiggin Auditorium a new residential overlay. update “We are way ahead of our- In other news, Bellavance selves with doing this kind updated the committee on of construction right now,” the repairs being made to he said. the Wiggin Auditorium at Turco said the council City Hall. only recently approved a He said the process has $2.7 million loan to recti- taken “a little bit longer” as Paul McGinnity of The Barber Shoppe off the Square sponsored a hole during the Peabody Fire fy the water pressure prob- the $140,000 grant needed and Police Memorial 5th Annual Golf Tournament on Monday morning at The Meadow of Pea- lems in the area around to be approved by the Mas- body, offering refreshments to the teams. This year, funds were raised in honor of Army Sol- Red’s Kitchen + Tavern on sachusetts Historical Soci- dier, Hunter Josselyn, a Peabody soldier who was wounded by gunshots while serving in Af- Route 1 North. ety. However, he said the ghanistan. See more photo highlights on pages 6 & 7. (Advocate photo by Katy Rogers) He also said the residen- tial developments of Boul- CITY COUNCIL | SEE PAGE 14 Page 2 THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 SKATING CENTER Peabody students return www.Roller-World.com | 781-231-1111 to the classroom Located Adjacent to Rite Aid Pharmacy By Christopher Roberson or the New England Patriots with in Saugus Plaza, South Bound Route 1 a Spirit Day on Sept. 7. “We’re MBTA Bus Route 429 fter having more than two kicking open the football sea- FREE WI-FI - 2 WIDE SCREEN TV’S months off, the time has son,” she said. 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Absentee Ballots for the Sept. 4 Primary Election are now available at City Hall (24 Lowell St.). The deadline to Fun Walk will be held at 10 a.m.on Oct. 6 at the Leather City Commons (53 Lowell St.). Registration is available on- apply or vote absentee ballot is Aug. 31 at 5 p.m. Residents may vote in person at the offi ce, or through the mail by line at http://www.northshoretimingonline.com/reglive2017.aspx?eventyear_id=1554. Proceeds will benefi t the Mar- sending the City Clerk a signed absentee ballot application or letter. tin Richard Foundation. The fi rst day of school for students in grades 1-12 is Sept. 5. The fi rst day of school for kindergarten students The Halloween Monster Mash will be held from 7-11 p.m. on Oct. 19 at City Hall (24 Lowell St.). All guests must is Sept. 11. be at least 21 years of age. Thee Peabody Institute Libraryy (82 Main St.) will be hosting the following events: Free Flu Shots will be available from 3-6 p.m. on Oct. 25 at City Hall (24 Lowell St.). The library will be closed from Sept. 1-Sept. 3 in observance of Labor Day Weekend. The Citizens Inn Gala, Raising the Roof, will be held from 6-10 p.m. on Oct. 26 at Danversport (161 Elliott St. Sew a Personalized Wallet will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 4. Registration is required as space is limited. in Danvers). Randy Price of WCVB Channel 5 will be the master of ceremonies. Preschool Stories and Craft will be held at 10:30 a.m. every Wednesdayy throughout the fall starting on Sept. Free Flu Shots will be available from4-6 p.m..on Nov. 1 at the Peabody Municipal Light Plantt(201 Warren St. Ext.). 5. Registration for the program is recommended, but not required. The fi fth annual Colton Buckley 5KK will be held at 10 a.m. on Nov. 11 at the AOH Club (58 Lowell St.). Registra- Monday Morning Fun will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 10, Sept. 17, Sept. 24, Oct. 1, Oct. 15, Oct. 22, Oct. tion is available online at http://www.northshoretimingonline.com/reglive2017.aspx?eventyear_id=1499. Online regis- 29, Nov. 5, Nov. 19 and Nov. 26. Registration is required as space is limited. tration will close at noon on Nov. 9. Proceeds will benefi t the Citizens Inn Haven from Hunger. Little Yogis will be held from 10-11 a.m. on Sept. 10, Sept. 17, Sept. 24 and Oct. 1 at the South Branch Library The Torigian Family YMCAA will be hosting the LiveSTRONG at the Y Half Marathon at 9 a.m. on Nov. 17 at Lt. (78 Lynn St.). The program is designed for children aged three to fi ve. Registration is required as space is limited. Ross Parkk (23 Johnson St.). Baby Story Time will be held at 10 a.m. on Sept. 11, Sept. 25, Oct. 9, Oct. 23, Nov. 6 and Nov. 20. The program will also be off ered at 10 a.m. at the South Branch Libraryy (78 Lynn St.) on Sept. 18, Oct. 2, Oct. 16, Oct. 30 and Nov. 13. Registration for the program is recom- mended, but not required. Toddler Story Time will be held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 11, Sept. 25, Oct. 9, Oct. 23, Nov. 6 and Nov. 20. The program will also be off ered at 11 a.m. at the South Branch Libraryy (78 Lynn St.) on Sept. 18, Oct. 2, Oct. 16, Oct. 30 and Nov. 13. Registration for the program is recommended, but not required. Family Story Time will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 15, Oct. 13 and Nov. 10. Registra- tion for the program is recommended, but not required. The new Banned Book Club will meet from 3:30-4:30 p.m. on the third Mondayy of the month starting Sept. 17 at the South Branch Libraryy (78 Lynn St.). This program is designed for students in grades 6-8. Registration is required as space is limited. The Pirate Crafts Drop-In will be held from 4-5 p.m. on Sept. 17. Digital Photography and Video with your Smart Device will be held at 7 p.m. on Sept. 17. Registration is required as space is limited. The International Talk Like A Pirate Day Celebration will be held from 4-5 p.m. on Sept. 19 at the South Branch Libraryy (78 Lynn St.). Registration is required as space is limited. Friendship Yoga will be held from 3:30-4:30 p.m. on Sept. 20, Sept. 27, Oct. 4 and Oct. 11 at the South Branch Library (78 Lynn St.) for girls aged six to 10. Registration is required as space is limited. Drop-In Crafting Fun will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Sept. 20, Oct. 11, Oct. 25, Nov. 8 and Nov. 15 in the Children’s Library. Fall Family Game Nights will be held from 5-8 p.m. on Sept. 20, Oct. 18 and Nov. 15 at the South Branch Libraryy (78 Lynn St.). Registration is required as space is limited. Family LEGO Saturdays will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 22, Oct. 20 andNov. 17. Reg- istration is required as space is limited. The Music at Eden’s Edge Concert will be held at 7 p.m. on Sept. 24. Registration is re- quired as space is limited. Afterschool LEGO Free Timewill be held at 5 p.m.onSept. 26, Oct. 244 and Nov. 28. Reg- istration is required as space is limited. The 62nd Peabody/Lynnfi eld Charity Baseball Game will be held at 10 a.m. on Sept. 3 at Emerson Park (34 Perkins St.). Proceeds will benefi t the Jimmy Fund and Cops for Kids with Cancer. A block party will be held on Buttonwood Lane between Rawding and Fitz Roads on Sept. 8. The Beverly Airshoww will be held from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on Sept. 8-9 at Beverly Regional Airport (46 LP Henderson Rd. in Beverly). Breakaway (221 Newbury St. in Danvers) will be hosting the Hello September Vendor and Craft Fair from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Sept. 8. The Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its next Power UP! session from 7:30-9 a.m. on Sept. 11 at Burtons Grill (210 Andover St.). Cub Scout Pack 88 will be registering new members in grades K-5 at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 11, Sept. 25 and Oct. 2 at Carroll Elementary School (60 Northend St.). The sixth annual Senior Dayy will be held from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Sept. 12 at Brooksby Farm (54 Felton St.). Interested seniors should contact the Council on Aging at 978-531- 2254 to register. Mayor Edward Bettencourt and Peabody Main Streets will be presenting “Peabody’s Next Chapter” at 8 a.m. on Sept. 13 at City Hall (24 Lowell St.). Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. The purpose of the presentation is to “update developers on the city’s plans and po- tential for additional growth.”” The presentation is open to developers, real estate brokers and local banks. Those interested should contact Business Liaison Debbie MacGregor no lat- er than Sept. 6 at 978-538-5775 or at [email protected]@p y gv. Peabody Main Streets will be hosting Restaurant Week from Sept. 14-Sept. 23. Peabody Main Streets will be hosting a Pop Up Pub on Chestnut Street at 6 p.m. on Sept. 14. Admission is $5 and all guests must be at least 21 years of age. GraVoc will be hosting A Night of Laughs Comedy Revue from 6-9 p.m. on Sept. 14 at the ArcWorks Community Art Center (22 Foster St.). Tickets are $25 per person and can be purchased online at https://secure.qgiv.pqg com/for/comeve/event/792339//. All proceeds will benefi t North Shore Elder Services. The International Festival will be held We are proud to offer treatment options from noon-6 p.m. on Sept. 16 on Main WDLORUHGVSHFLÀFDOO\WR\RXDQG\RXUWHHWK Street. The rain date is Sept. 23. 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Vice President of The Peabody Fire and Police Memo- Scott Bingel, Matt O’Brien, and Sean Mahoney partici- rial welcomed players to the 5th annual golf tourna- pated in the Fire and Police Memorial Golf Tournament ment on Monday on Monday morning Rich Swanton and John Sousa golfed for a good cause on Monday morning in Peabody
Erica Whelan, Joe Maroney, and Tanya Tarnowski Chris Wodarski, Paul Bartram, and Chris Farrell golfed played golf on Monday morning in Peabody with the with the Fire and Police Memorial group on Monday Jim Nicholas and Kevin Conway teamed up for golf on Fire and Police Memorial group morning Monday morning in Peabody
Matthew Nowak, Nicholas Nowak, and Teddy Katsel participated in the golf tour- Vinny Fusco and Nick Marotta teamed up in their golf cart on Monday morning nament on Monday morning at The Meadow for th Peabody Police and Fire Memorial Golf Tournament
The Peabody Fire and Police Memorial held their 5th annu- David Serpa and Steve Caron of Barber Shoppe off the Square in Tom Ciulla and Will Deroo played golf with the Peabody Fire and al golf tournament on Monday Peabody played golf for charity on Monday morning Police Memorial group on Monday morning morning at The Meadow THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 Page 7
Phil Burke played golf for a Mark Eliuk golfed with the Pea- Hank Hogan took part in the good cause, raising money for Kevin Doherty golfed for a Jay Dowling participated in the body Fire and Police Memori- Fire and Police Memorial Golf The Peabody Fire and Police good cause on Monday morn- Police and Fire Memorial Golf al group Tournament at The Meadow Memorial on Monday ing Tournament on Monday
Pat Walsh, Jay Pitman, Jeff Pitman, and Dale Kimball helped organize the 5th an- Pat Walsh, Paul Nestor, Tom Tremblay, and Joe DiFranco got ready for golf on nual Fire and Police Memorial Golf tournament Monday morning
Jack DeJesus, Ryan Hajjar, and Arthur Noel teamed up for golf on Monday morn- Kevin Conway, Dennis Feld, and Paul Donovan played golf in honor of Peabody ing at The Meadow hero, Hunter Josselyn
Teachers from the Center School, Emily Cleary, Col- leen White, and Emily Sakelakos volunteered at a hole The Peabody Fire and Police Memorial held their 5th Frank Tierney and Justin Sauvageau prepared for the where players had the opportunity to win a brand new annual golf tournament on Monday morning at The golf tournament on Monday morning car if they got a hole in one Meadow of Peabody Page 8 THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 Peabody Public Schools 2018-2019 Bus Routes
DEARBORN RD @ BUS STOP BROWN SCHOOL BISHOP FENWICK • LATE BUS HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL DEARBORN RD @ WENDY’S (RTE 1) 161 NEWBURY ST (IF NEEDED) ROUTE 1 LOWELL ST @ REGAL TERR ROUTE 1 START 8:30 FOREST ST @ ELLIS ST START 7:30 261 “A” NEWBURY ST FAIRVIEW AVE @ TROY ST FOREST ST @ CRESTWOOD LANE 12 PINE ST 261 “C” NEWBURY ST LYNN ST @ SPRING POND RD (2 K’S) WINONA ST @ LISBURN ST 18 PINE ST PM ONLY ACCESS RD @ AVALON BAY DRIVE (14 LYNN ST @ OVERLEA AVE PINECREST AVE @ HERRICK RD PINE ST @ BROAD STREET NORTH) BARTHOLEMEW ST @ OAK AVE HERRICK RD @ LOWELL ST PINE ST @ JOHNSON ST EAST COAST ROAD @ BUS STOP FOR 286 BARTHOLOMEW ST @ VALLEY CIR BIRCH ST @ BIRCHWOOD RD LAKE ST @ COBB AVE NEWBURY ST BARTHOLOMEW ST @ NATHANS WAY RUSSELL ST @ GATES RD LOWELL ST @ ROOSEVELT AVE 278 NEWBURY ST DROP BROWN SCHOOL 8:50 LOWELL ST @ GOODALE ST (Crystal Lake) LOWELL ST @ MOORE ST 266 NEWBURY ST LYNNFIELD ST @ LYNCH ST HERRICK RD @ SAMOSET RD (Lower) 252 NEWBURY ST LYNNFIELD ST @ BARTHOLOMEW ST HERRICK RD @ SAMOSET RD (Upper) BURKE SCHOOL BARTHOLOMEW ST @ LYNN ST HERRICK RD @ SQUANTO RD 154 NEWBURY ST (IF NEEDED) DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 ROUTE 1 LYNN ST @ ST ANN’S AVE DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 START 8:30 ROUTE 2 ROUTE 9 GOODALE ST @ CLOONEY TERR BISHOP FENWICK START 7:30 START 7:30 GOODALE ST @ RITA RD GOODALE ST @ HELEN DR ROUTE 1 LOWELL ST @ BAILEY TERR GOODALE ST @ FORBES WAY GOODALE ST @ HUGH TERR START 7:05 LOWELL ST @ BIRCH ST GOODALE ST @ RITA RD GOODALE ST @ EARLY RD FOREST ST @ CRESTWOOD LANE CATHERINE DR @ FLYNN RD NICHOLS RD @ LeBLANC DR CATHERINE DR @ SYMPHONY RD BISHOP RD @ CURWIN RD FOREST ST @ ELLIS ST GOODALE ST @ HELEN DR CATHERINE DR @ THERESA RD NICHOLS RD @ LEBLANC DR LOWELL ST @ REGAL TERR GOODALE ST @ HUGH TERR LYNNFIELD ST @ LYNCH ST PM ONLY MAGNOLIA TERR @ VILLA LA JORDAN RD @ NEAR #23 PM ONLY DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 GOODALE ST @ JORDAN RD LONE PINE LANE @ SMOKE RISE CIR LYNNFIELD ST @ BARTHOLOMEW ST DROP BURKE SCHOOL 8:50 FAIRVIEW AVE @ GRANITE RD LOWELL ST @ TAYLOR ST LYNN ST @ MORGAN RD ROUTE 3 LOWELL ST @ DANFORTH ST ROUTE 2 LYNN ST @ ST ANN’S AVE START 7:30 LOWELL ST @ LARRABEE TERR START 8:30 WASHINGTON ST. @ SWAMPSCOTT AVE LAKE ST @ HUNTINGTON WOODS (Guard LOWELL ST @ BOURBON STREET DROP BISHOP FENWICK 7:40 CRANE AVE @ NICHOLS RD shack) DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 LAKE ST @ SCRIBNER RD CRANE AVE @ SOUTHWICK AVE ROUTE 2 LAKE ST @ MULBERRY ST BENEVENTO CIR @ GOODALE TERR START 7:05 ROUTE 10 BENEVENTO CIR @ EMILY LA WINONA ST @ LISBURN ST LAKE ST @ GRANT ST START 7:30 EMILY LA @ NO DALE ST PEARLY AVE @ HERRICK RD LOWELL ST @ HERRICK RD CLARK RD @ EILEEN RD NO DALE ST @ DONNA ST PEARLY AVE @ LONGMEADOW RD CATHERINE DR @ SYMPHONY RD PAUL RD @ (Upper) NANCY AVE DONNA ST @ NEAR #13 PERLEY AVE @ RUTLEDGE RD PERLEY AVE @ RUTLEDGE RD GEORGE RD @ PAUL AVE MURRAY ST @ CELIA RD BIRCH ST @ BIRCHWOOD RD PM ONLY STOCKTON RD @ LIVINGSTON DR RUSSELL ST @ GATES RD LONE PINE LANE @ SMOKE RISE CIR ALBERT RD @ (Lower) NANCY AVE MURRAY ST @ LISA RD DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 MURRAY ST @ RUSSELL ST GOODALE ST @ UPHAM ST PRINCETON ST @ COLBY RD RUSSELL ST @ STYLES DR (K) GOODALE ST @ BENEVENTO CIR APPLE HILL RD @ EDGEHILL RD PM ONLY GOODALE ST @ RITA RD ROUTE 4 DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 RUSSELL ST @ ROOSEVELT AVE DROP BISHOP FENWICK 7:40 START 7:30 1 ROOSEVELT AVE (K & 4th) DROP BURKE SCHOOL 8:50 PATRICIA RD @ LOWELL ST (ON PATRICIA RD) ROUTE 11 BIRCH ST @ WORCESTER RD START 7:30 HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL BIRCH ST @ BIRCHWOOD AVE DOWNING RD @ PRICE RD HARRISON AVE @ (Lower) MADISON AVE CARROLL SCHOOL LATE BUS HARRISON AVE @ (Upper) TRUMAN RD RIDGEFIELD RD @ TRASK RD HARRISON AVE @ (Upper) JACKSON AVE LOWELL ST @ PROCTOR CIR ROUTE 1 BUS 1 START 8:15 JACKSON AVE @ (Lower) CLEVELAND RD LOWELL ST @ MEADOWVIEW RD LYNN ST @ ST ANN’S AVE DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 BALDWIN ST @ PAIGE ST 15 CENTRAL ST (K ONLY) LYNN ST @ VETS DR CENTRAL ST @ STEVENS ST (K ONLY) FAIRVIEW AVE @ GRANITE RD ROUTE 5 FELTON ST @ LONGSTREET RD ANDOVER ST @ ANDOVER DR LYNN ST @ SPRING POND RD FELTON ST @ STRATIS WAY ESQUIRE DR @ SABINO FARM RD START 7:30 BARTHOLOMEW ST @ OAK ST LAKE ST @ MADABON PL KEYS DR @ ESSEX PLACE DAHLIA AVE @ BUTTONWOOD LA BARTHOLOMEW ST – STOPS AS NEEDED PROSPECT ST @ TOMAH DRIVE JILL’S WAY @ FAIRMONT ST (K) & PM ONLY LAKE ST @ BELFAST ST SIDEWALKS BELFAST ST @ ANTRIM RD PROSPECT ST @ WHEATLAND ST PM ONLY GRANDVIEW AVE @ FAIRMONT ST BARTHOLOMEW ST @ HENRIETTA RD ANTRIM RD @ SHANNON DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 DOBBS RD @ MARGIN ST LYNNFIELD ST @ ENTRACE TO CRESTVIEW SPARROW LANE EXT @ NEAR #6 DALE ST @ UPHAM ST PARK ROUTE 12 DROP CARROLL SCHOOL 8:50 LYNNFIELD ST @ HONEY LANE MURRAY ST @ LISA RD LYNNFIELD ST @ ROBIN RD DONNA ST @ NO DALE ST START 7:30 BENEVENTO CIR @ EMILY JUBILEE DR @ FARM AVE DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 ANDOVER ST @ ANDOVER DR CENTER SCHOOL FARM AVE @ DEARBORN RD ESQUIRE DR @ SABINO FARM RD FOREST ST @ CRESTWOOD LANE LORIS RD @ NORTHFIELD RD ROUTE 1 ROUTE 6 FOREST ST @ ELLIS ST NORTHSHORE RD @ TERRACE ESTATES (@ START 8:10 START 7:30 Flag pole) LOWELL ST @ LOWELL ST CT BUS 2 RUSSELL ST @ ROOSEVELT AVE BUTTONWOOD LA @ FITZ RD 6 &23 & 55 PROCTOR CIR TREMONT ST @ MT VERNON ST RUSSELL ST @ STYLES DR PROCTOR CIR @ LOWELL ST MARGIN ST @ NELSON RD RUSSELL ST @ STONE DR BUTTONWOOD LA @ ANDOVER ST (On LOWELL ST @ CORRINE RD BISHOP FENWICK RUSSELL ST @ WENTWORTH RD Buttonwood La) 392 LOWEL ST ANDOVER ST @ ESQUIRE DR RUSSELL ST @ MARKET ST BALDWIN ST @ CORTLAND ANDOVER ST @ LORIS RD HAMILTON RD @ HEATH RD ROUTE 13 CORTLAND ST @ LONGSTREET ROAD PROSPECT ST @ KEYS DR HEATH RD @ GREENE RD START 7:40 NORTHSHORE RD @ TERRACE ESTATES HEATH RD @ BIRCH ST FELTON ST @ HOG HILL RD MARGIN ST @ WESTVIEW CIR FELTON ST @ LONGSTREET RD 114 BIRCH ST BUS 3 MARGIN ST @ LENOX RD FELTON ST @ NEAR # 6 RUSSELL ST @ GLEN DR (on Russell St) TOMAH DR @ SPRUCE WAY LOWELL ST @ CENTERFIELD INTERVALE AVE @ GATES NEWCASTLE RD @ LINCOLN RD DOWNING RD @ TRASK RD LOWELL ST @ LOWE MART GLEN DR @ INTERVALE AVE NEWCASTLE RD @ SPARROW LANE EXT DOWNING RD @ PRICE RD LOWELL ST @ BOURBON ST GLEN DR @ MARKET ST DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 PRICE RD @ REED RD LOWELL ST @ GOODALE ST (RT 1) DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 PRICE RD @ TRASK RD LOWELL ST @ GOODALE ST (CRYSTAL LAKE) ROUTE 14 12 TRASK RD LOWELL ST @ BIRCH ST ROUTE 7 START 7:45 LOWELL ST @ STOCKTON RD START 7:30 LOWELL ST @ SUMMITT ST OAKLAND ST @ PROCTOR ST DROP CENTER SCHOOL 8:50 BURKE SCHOOL WINONA ST @ MOULTON RD RUSSELL ST @ HAMILTON RD WINONA ST @ JONES RD ABORN ST @ PIERPONT ST ROUTE 2 RUSSELL ST @ STONE DR WINONA ST @ ADERENE RD SEWALL ST @ WASHINGTON ST RUSSELL ST @ ROOSEVELT AVE START 8:25 WINONA ST @ DONEGAL RD FOSTER ST @ LOWE ST DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 32 KEYS DR (K) BUS 4 WINONA ST @ MONSON DR PROSPECT ST @ AVALON DR ROUTE 1 (IF NEEDED ALL PARKS) WINONA ST @ CLIFTON CIR KEYS DR @ PLAYGROUND WINONA ST @ BEEMAN RD ROUTE 15 DROP CENTER SCHOOL 8:50 LAKE ST @ HUNTINGTON WOODS WINONA ST @ JAYNE CIR LAKE ST @ SCRIBNER RD START 7:30 PINECREST AVE @ SELWYN RD ROUTE 3 WINONA ST @ LINDAUER ST BARTHOLOMEW ST @ BARTHOLOMEW TERR WINONA ST @ JONES RD SELWYN RD @ MANDALAY DRIVE START 8:20 DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 BARTHOLOMEW ST @ MURPHY RD WINONA ST STOPS AS NEEDED SIDEWALKS SHORE DR @ BUS STOP (146 Shore Dr) BARTHOLOMEW ST @ GEDNEY DR 5 CORNERS SHORE DR @ GARDEN RD (Flag Pole) 152 BARTHOLOMEW ST WINONA ST STOPS AS NEEDED SIDEWALKS ROUTE 8 LORIS RD @ REYNOLDS RD WINONA ST @ PINECREST AVE START 7:10 BARTHOLOMEW ST @ HENRIETTA RD RENOLDS RD @ BLAKE ST PINECREST AVE @ HERRICK RD FOREST ST @ ELLIS ST BARTHOLOMEW ST @ VALLEY CIR LORIS RD @ NORTHFIELD RD DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 DROP CENTER SCHOOL 8:50 HERRICK RD @ LOWELL ST FOREST ST @ CRESTWOOD LANE PINE ST @ JOHNSON ST FARM AVE @ JUBILEE DR THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 Page 9
ROUTE 16 ROUTE 6 START 7:40 PVMHS • LATE BUS START 6:30 ST JOHN’S SCHOOL FAIRVIEW AVE @ LAKE COURT LYNNFIELD ST @ FLORENCE RD ROUTE 1 LYNN ST @ OVERLEA AVE BUS 1 | FOR PASS #4-14-15-16-17-18-19 WASHINGTON ST @ GRANITE ST START 7:15 LYNN ST @ BOWEN RD 3:05 WASHINGTON ST @ HOURIHAN ST LYNN ST @ VETS DR ROUTE 1 (IF NEEDED ALL PARKS) DROP PVMHS 7:00 ESQUIRE DR @ SABINO FARM RD DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 ACCESS ROAD @ CRANEBROOK WAY 8 VIOLET RD LAKE ST @ LINDAUER ST ROUTE 7 12 REYNOLD RD ROUTE 17 5 CORNERS START 6:30 LYNN ST @ BEACON BLVD START 7:45 WINONA ST STOPS AS NEEDED SIDEWALKS MILK ST @ SUTTON ST LYNN ST @ ABERDEEN AVE LYNN ST @ BROWN SCHOOL PINECREST AVE @ HERRICK RD WASHINGTON ST @ CLEMENT AVE FAIRVIEW AVE @ GRANIT RD DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 HERRICK RD @ BOW ST WASHINGTON ST @ SEWALL ST LYNN ST @ MORGAN RD ROUTE 18 LOWELL ST @ BIRCH ST DROP PVMHS 7:00 LYNNFIELD ST @ JOYCE RD START 7:40 STOCKTON RD @ LIVINGSTON DR LYNNFIELD ST @ HONEY LANE HATHAWAY AVE @ WEST DIANE RD BURKE SCHOOL ROUTE 8 SANDRA RD @ WEST DIANE RD WEST DIANE RD @ SANDRA RD RUSSELL ST @ HAMILTON RD START 6:30 DROP ST JOHN’S SCHOOL 8:00 148 LYNNFIELD ST RUSSELL ST @ ROOSEVELT AVE 84 ABORN ST DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 FOREST ST @ ELLIS ST ABORN ST @ PIERPONT ST PM DEARBORN RD @ BUS STOP ABORN ST @ OSBORN ST MARGIN TERR @ ADAMS ST ROUTE 19 LYNNFIELD ST @ FIRST AVE DROP PVMHS 7:00 GARDNER ST @ BURNHAM RD START 7:35 LYNNFIELD ST @ HATHAWAY AVE ROUTE 9 12 SPARROW LANE LYNNFIELD ST @ COUNTY ST START 6:30 LYNNFIELD ST @ ROBIN RD ESQUIRE DR @ SABINO FARM RD JOYCE RD @ WRIGHT RD TREMONT ST @ HARRIS ST 8 VIOLET RD WHITNEY DR @ HOLDEN ST BUS 2 | FOR PASS #5-9-10-11-12-13-20-21 TREMONT ST @ TREMONT PL 12 REYNOLD RD LYNNFIELD ST @ CEDAR POND CONDOS 3:05 DROP PVMHS 7:00 LYNN ST @ BEACON BLVD LYNNFIELD ST @ ELMWOOD CIR LOWELL ST @ FOREST ST LYNN ST @ ABERDEEN AVE LYNNFIELD ST @ HONEY LANE LOWELL ST @ THORNDIKE ST ROUTE 10 FAIRVIEW AVE @ GRANIT RD LYNNFIELD ST @ RAVENWOOD RD LOWELL ST @ ENDICOTT ST START 6:30 LYNN ST @ MORGAN RD LYNNFIELD ST @ BLAIR TERR WALNUT ST @ HARRIS ST NORTHSHORE RD @ TERRACE ESTATES (@ DROP HIGGINS MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 CENTRAL ST @ WARREN ST Flag Pole) LYNNFIELD ST @ JOYCE RD PM ONLY TREMONT ST @ DRISCOLL ST BUTTONWOOD LA @ FAIRMONT RD LYNNFIELD ST @ ANTONIO RD GARDNER ST @ SCENECA RD ANDOVER ST @ ANDOVER DR LYNNFIELD ST @ HONEY LANE LEARNING ACADEMY MARGIN ST @ WESTVIEW CIR ESQUIRE RD @ SABINO FARM RD SANDRA RD @ WEST DIANE RD WILSON SQUARE BUS 1 LORIS RD @ NORTHFIELD RD ANDOVER ST @ ESQUIRE DR DROP PVMHS 7:00 ROUTE 2 START 6:30 ANDOVER ST @ LORIS RD START 7:10 LOWELL ST @ KING ST TREMONT @ DRICOLL ST NORTHSHORE RD @ TERRACE ESTATES ROUTE 11 LOWELL ST @ ANITA RD WASHINGTON ST @ OAK ST START 6:30 GOODALE ST @ UPHAM ST WASHINGTON ST @ HANCOCK ST BUS 3 | FOR PASS #1-2-3-5-6-7-8-14-21-22 MARGIN ST @ WESTVIEW CIR NICHOLS RD @ LEBLANC DR 3:05 LYNNFIELD ST @ NEWHALL PL MARGIN ST @ DRISCOLL ST GOODALE ST @ WILDWOOD DROP LEARNING ACADEMY 7:00 LYNNFIELD ST @ JOYCE RD WALSH AVE @ NEWCASTLE RD 9 PINE ST BARTHOLOMEW ST @ HENRIETTA RD GARDNER ST @ ABINGTON AVE AM ONLY PM LAKE ST @ PENNY LANE BARTHOLOMEW ST STOPS AS NEEDED DROP PVMHS 7:00 BIRCH St @ SYMPHONY RD ANDOVER ST @ VIOLET RD SIDEWALKS ROUTE 12 TREMONT ST @ DRISCOLL ST PERLEY AVE @ RUTLEDGE RD BARTHOLOMEW ST @ OAK ST START 6:30 WASHINGTON ST @ OAK ST 149 RUSSELL ST BARTHOLOMEW ST @ LYNN ST WASHINGTON ST @ HANCOCK ST 14 ANDOVER ST 11 HOOVER AVE FAIRVIEW AVE @ LAKE SHORE RD FRANKLIN ST @ PERKINS ST CENRTAL ST @ WARREN ST 56 TUMELTY RD LYNN ST @ SPRING POND RD 16 KING ST LOWELL ST @ CROWNINSHIELD ST FELTON ST @ MT PLEASANT ST 17 ELLSWORTH RD LYNN ST @ VETS MEM DR DROP PVMHS 7:00 FELTON ST @ PROSPECT ST LYNNFIELD ST @ NEWHALL ST LYNN ST @ ST ANN’S AVE LYNN ST @ COUNTY ST ROUTE 13 42 PROSPECT ST WASHINGTON ST @ GRANITE ST START 6:30 60 TRASK RD McCARTHY SCHOOL WASHINGTON ST @ FOSTER ST LOWELL ST @ PROCTOR CIR FRANKLIN ST @ PERKINS ST DROP ST JOHN’S SCHOOL 8:00 ROUTE 1 WASHINGTON ST @ OAK ST ELLSWORTH RD @ KOSCIUSKO ST START 8:25 WASHINGTON ST @ MAIN ST LLSWORTH RD @ THORNDIKE ST DROP PVMHS 7:00 PM EAST COAST RD @ BUS STOP FOR 286 60 TRASK RD NEWBURY ST 278 NEWBURY ST PVMHS ROUTE 14 LOWELL ST @ PROCTOR CIR 252 NEWBURY ST START 6:30 42 PROSPECT ST LOWELL ST @ LARRABEE TERR (K ONLY) ROUTE 1 COUNTY ST @ MAPLE ST (On Maple St) PROSPECT ST @ FELTON ST LOWELL ST @ ANITA RD START 6:30 LYNNFIELD ST @ COUNTY ST FELTON ST @ MT PLEASANT ST 614 LOWELL ST FAIRVIEW AVE @ GRANITE RD LYNNFIELD ST @ ROBIN RD 56 TUMELTY RD TAYLOR ST @ JOHNSON ST LYNN ST @ SPRING POND RD LYNNFIELD ST @ FIRST AVE LOWELL ST @ ANITA RD 8 & 15 BROAD ST LYNN ST @ VETS DR LYNNFIELD ST @ CRESTVIEW PARK GOODALE ST @ UPHAM ST BROAD ST @ NEWBURY ST DROP PVMHS 7:00 LYNNFIELD ST @ CEDAR POND CONDOS NICHOLS RD @ LEBLANC DR 154 NEWBURY ST DROP PVMHS 7:00 GOODALE ST @ BENEVENTO CIR PM ONLY 8 WINONA ST ROUTE 2 GOODALE ST @ WILDWOOD NORMANDY DR @ COREY DR (K ONLY) START 6:30 DROP McCARTHY SCHOOL 8:50 9 PINE ST LYNN ST @ ABERDEEN AVE SOUTH SCHOOL LAKE ST @ BELFAST ST PM ONLY ROUTE 2 LYNN ST @ GREENWOOD RD HERRICK RD @ (Upper) SAMOSET RD DROP PVMHS 7:00 ROUTE 1 START 8:25 START 8:20 BIRCH ST @ SYMPHONY RD PRISCILLA LA @ ALBERT RD 149 RUSSELL ST ROUTE 3 SANDRA RD @ DOOLING CIR ALBERT RD @ (Lower) NANCY AVE START 6:30 SANDRA RD @ DIANE RD 11 HOOVER AVE PAUL AVE @ RAYLEN AVE PAUL AVE @ RUTH AVE BARTHOLOMEW ST @ BARTHOLOMEW TERR WEST DIANE RD @ WASELCHUCK DR PAUL AVE @ GEORGE AVE BARTHOLOMEW ST @ OAK AVE 203 LYNNFIELD ST (K) WELCH SCHOOL JOSEPH AVE @ PAUL AVE BARTHOLOMEW ST @ HENRIETTA RD LYNNFIELD ST @ ELMWOOD CIR TUMELTY RD @ #35 BARTHOLOMEW ST @ VALLEY CIR (2nd LYNNFIELD ST @ RALPH RD ROUTE 1 PEABODY RD @ CLARK RD Entrance) LYNNFIELD ST @ ANTONIO DR START 8:30 BOURBON ST @ BOURBON ST COURTYARD DROP PVMHS 7:00 LYNNFIELD ST @ BOULDERBROOK DR (K) MAIN ST @ LITTLES LANE (K ONLY) 8 PINE ST MAIN ST @ CALLER ST (K ONLY) DROP McCARTHY SCHOOL 8:50 RAVENWOOD RD @ BRENWOOD DR ROUTE 4 DROP SOUTH SCHOOL 8:50 ABORN ST @ ABBOTT ST (K ONLY) START 6:30 (K ONLY) ROUTE 3 ABORN ST @ PIERPONT ST LYNNFIELD ST @ ALEXANDRA RD DROP WELCH SCHOOL 8:50 START 8:30 ROUTE 2 W DIANE RD @ SANDRA RD 161 NEWBURY ST (IF NEEDED) START 8:20 APPLEHILL RD @ EDGEHILL RD HATHAWAY AVE @ LYNNFIELD ST (on ROBIN RD @ QUAIL RD Hathaway Ave) WEST SCHOOL PRINCETON ST @ COLBY RD DROP PVMHS 7:00 JUBILEE DR @ FARM AVE PRINCETON ST @ NORWICH RD DEARBORN RD @ BUS STOP ROUTE 1 LOWELL ST @ NORWICH RD ROUTE 5 FOREST ST @ FARM AVE START 8:30 261”B” NEWBURY ST (JRM PARKING LOT) JOYCE RD @ WRIGHT RD LISBURN ST @ WALDEN HILL RD (2 K’S ONLY) 261”C” NEWBURY ST (OFF RTE 114 IN PARK) START 6:30 WHITNEY DR @ HOLDEN ST CROSSRIP AVE @ PINECREST AVE at Mail Boxes LYNN ST @ RAINBOW RD LYNCH ST @ MANSFIELD ST ACCESS RD @ AVALON BAY DR (ON ACCESS RD) FOREST ST @ COLEMAN RD PERLEY AVE @ NEWINGTON RD PERLEY AVE @ ANTIGUA CIR 53 WINONA ST LOWELL ST @ REGAL TERR MANSFIELD ST @ LEONARD RD DROP McCARTHY SCHOOL 8:50 DROP PVMHS 7:00 DROP SOUTH SCHOOL 8:50 DROP WEST SCHOOL 8:50 Page 10 THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 Residents come out for a bite at Dinner on Main
John Bishop (left) and Councillor-at-Large Thomas Gould during Residents enjoying the Dinner on Main event on Aug. 25. Dinner on Main on Aug. 25.
Andrea Bettencourt and Community Development Director Cur- Residents enjoying the Dinner on Main event on Aug. 25. tis Bellavance
Shown, from left to right, are Councillor-at-Large David Gravel, Mayor Edward Bettencourt and Michael Scarlata and Bukia Chalvire during Dinner on Main Charles Holden. (Photos Courtesy of Peabody Main Streets) Beverly Airport to host airshow for cystic fibrosis By Christopher Roberson Airport founded the nonprof- fi brosis – he also began host- display and remote-controlled 11-year-old Javelin, a “one of it organization Flight4CF af- ing an airshow. jets travelling at speeds of up a kind unlimited aerobatic EVERLY – In 2004, Richard ter learning that his daughter, According to the American to 180 miles per hour. airplane” driven by a 360-cu- BLittle of Beverly Regional Piper, was affl icted with cystic Lung Association, cystic fi- The military will have a Lock- bic-inch Lycoming engine. Ac- brosis is an “inherited disease heed C-130 on display and a cording to Flight4CF.com, Raf- that causes thickened mucus Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker ferty was known to stay over- to form in the lungs, pancreas fl ying overhead. “We have full night at the airport while his Fully Emergency Licensed Service and other organs.” military participation this year,” plane was being built. & Available “We wanted to find a way said Little. Warda will be fl ying her Pitts Insured 24/7 to raise money instead of just In addition, aerial perform- Special biplane. After receiv- asking for money,” said Little. ers Daniel Marcotte, Trevor ing her Private Pilot certifi cate Although the event had a Raff erty, Jacqueline Warda and in 1987, Warda became the SPECIALIZING IN KITCHEN & BATHROOM REMODELING modest start, simply off ering Kevin Russo will be on hand fi rst 50-year-old female pilot * Heating plane rides to residents, Lit- to entertain the crowd from to become an aerial performer. All * Cooling Estimates tle said, it has evolved into above. Russo was 15 when he be- Done By something much more during Marcotte will be flying his gan learning how to fly. He * Electric Owner * Tile the past 14 years. He said Ultimate 10-200 biplane and received his pilot’s license * Drain Cleaning this year’s event will be the executing aerobatic maneu- two years later and has since airport’s “fi rst full-blown air- vers at 250 miles per hour. His logged more than 23,000 781-FIX-PIPE (7473) [email protected] show” complete with skydiv- plane sports a roll rate of 400 hours in the air. ers, rides on the Douglas DC-3 degrees per second. and Waco biplanes, aircraft on Rafferty will be flying his AIRPORT | SEE PAGE 14 THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 Page 11 PEABODY POLICE Ask the Plumber INCIDENTS 1. In the 1966 documentary “The & ARRESTS Endless Summer,” what were the surfers looking for? PEABODY POLICE LOG ARRESTS/SUMMONS 2. On Aug. 31, 1881, in what N.E. city was the fi rst championship MONDAY, AUGUST 20 MONDAY, AUGUST 20 in men’s singles tennis held? 3. Organized competitive swim- Party? Depends on Ronal A. Dominguez, 39, of 5 Tanners Ct., Peabody, was charged ming began in what country? what channel with disturbing the peace. 4. What two well-known actors Apartment living can be a little in- played the heroes in “The Sting”? vasive sometimes, and occasional- TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 5. Many countries celebrate the ly your neighbor can get the wrong working class on what day of Deibi Brea-Pena, 38, of 80 Wash- impression from what they might the year? ington St., Peabody, was charged hear through the adjoining walls. A 6. In what country was nondairy with an arrest warrant. From Tank-less, resident at Crane Brook Way called Deborah A. Rapoza, 55, of 5 creamer fi rst sold? The 40 gallon gas fi red hot water heater in my con- police to report a loud party taking Bragg St., Peabody, will be sum- 7. In September 2009 what soap do is on its last legs and I am thinking of replacing it opera ended? place in the evening hours. Accord- monsed to court for keeping a noisy with an on-demand tank-less water heater. I would ing to police, there wasn’t any music & disorderly house. 8. Who created the fictional also like to move the unit from the basement into my being played – just people watch- sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey? ing television. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 9. In August 1966 what tomboy condo in a second fl oor closet. debuted in the “Peanuts” com- I do have a question however. Do I need to install a Joseph E. Penachio, 40, of ic strip? TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 251 Lynn St., Peabody, will be safe waste pan under this type of unit? summonsed to court for posses- 10. On Sept. 1, 1869, at a Chicago The fi rst think you should know is a safe waste pan Squatters charged sion of a Class B drug. convention, what political party only needs to be installed if the water heater or stor- An unoccupied house on Elm was formed that was the fi rst to age tank is located above an occupied space. Sec- Street was the scene of police ac- THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 include women? ondly, if the on-demand tank-less water heater has tion Thursday evening due to a re- 11. Collies are native to what David Concepcion, 26, of 24 a capacity of 6 gallons or more, you will need a waste port of a female yelling for help. Ac- country? Veterans Memorial Dr., Peabody, cording to the report, three people 12. What is Canada’s national an- pan, if the capacity is less than 6 gallons no waste will be summonsed to court for had been squatting at the home imal? (Hint: fur trade.) pan is required. larceny under $1,200. Your thinking is correct, an on demand, tank-less when police arrived at the scene. Carlos Cardenas, 49, of Stat- 13. “The Adventures of Super- Daniela Phayr and Brian O’Rourke en Island, N.Y., was charged with man” ran on TV in what decade? hot water heater, especially right in your own condo were summonsed to court for tres- disorderly conduct, with disturb- 14. On Sept. 5, 1882, Union unit is defi nitely the way to go. passing, and William Silva will be ing the peace, with assault & bat- Square in what city had the Thank you for writing in, Ron. summonsed to court for trespass- tery on a police offi cer and with country’s fi rst Labor Day parade? Ron Masse is a Master Plumber and the Principal of ing and breaking & entering. resisting arrest. 15. What fruit have monkeys been trained to harvest? CRN Plumbing, Heating, Cooling and Electrical SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 16. What is another word for (781) Fix-Pipe – (781) 349-7473 David Ely Torres, 29, of 2 El- steersman or helmsman? Please, “ease on Send your questions to: [email protected] more St., Lynn, was charged with 17. In September 2010 what ani- down the road” fi ve counts of breaking & entering mal did “Time” magazine portray Police along with emergency in the nighttime for felony – motor in a teacup? crews, including Peabody Munici- vehicle, and with receiving stolen 18. What dog breed was first pal Light & Power, went to Lowell property of under $250. shown in Boston in 1870? and Larabee Streets to check out Solenyi Sanchez, 31, of Re- 19. Who wrote, in “You Can’t Go a downed utility pole and power vere, will be summonsed to court Home Again,” “Make your mis- for larceny of a motor vehicle and lines caused by a very large mov- takes, take your chances, look for using a motor vehicle without ing truck. The Dept. of Public Works silly, but keep on going. Don’t authority. freeze up”? (Hint: also authored placed detour signs and cones, and Andres Felipe Florez, 36, of “Of Time and the River.”) both travel lanes were closed. An 3 Magnolia Way, Peabody, will SUV was damaged on its frontend be summonsed to court for unli- 20. On Sept. 6, 1620, what ship and hood from the downed lines. censed operation of a motor ve- sailed from Southampton, En- hicle and for unsafe operation of gland, to a new home? Why can’t you be a motor vehicle.
more like Timmy? John A. Brinkman, 28, of ANSWERS
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take the vehicle since he pos- 17 Jennings Cir., Peabody, will be NYC 14.
summonsed to court for operat- 1950s The 13. sessed a valid driver’s license. Beaver 12.
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Neptune St., Lynn, was charged Patty Peppermint 9.
suspicious youths on bicycles look- with an arrest warrant. Sayers L. Dorothy 8.
ing into cars on Osborne Street. Light” Guiding “The 7.
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Gardner St., Peabody, will be England 3.
K-9 found one of the youths, who summonsed to court for unli- R.I. Newport, 2. would be charged with disorder- censed operation of a motor ve- Wave” Perfect “The 1. ly conduct and possessing alcohol. hicle. Page 12 THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 | FROM PAGE 3 the Lenny Zakim Fund. and former State Representa- Shore and Greater Boston and State Rep. Theodore Spelio- CANDIDATES tive for the Fifth Norfolk District. former Confidential Assistant tis: incumbent since 1997, for- tant District Attorney for Middle- State Treasurer to FCC Commissioner Rachelle mer State Representative for sex County and former Chief of State Treasurer Deborah Gold- U.S. House of Chong. the 12th Essex District and for- the Business and Labor Bureau berg: incumbent since Jan. 21, Representatives Nicholas Torresi: ran as an In- mer Danvers Town Moderator. under Attorney General Martha 2015, member of the Neigh- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton: in- dependent for State Represen- Coakley. borhood Conservation District cumbent since Jan. 3, 2015, tative of the 15th Essex District District Attorney Commission in Brookline, for- founder of Eastern Healthcare in 2016. District Attorney Jonathan Secretary of State mer President of the Board of Partners and former Marine Blodgett: incumbent since Jan- Secretary of State William Directors of Adoptions With Corps Captain serving four tours State Senator – Second uary 2003, former member of Galvin: incumbent since Jan. 1, Love and former member of the of duty in Iraq. Essex District the Peabody Parks Commission, 1995, and former State Repre- Greater Boston Food Bank Advi- State Sen. Joan Lovely: incum- School Building Committee and sentative for Allston-Brighton. sory Board. Governor’s Council bent since January 2013 and for- Planning Board. Joshua Zakim: Boston City – Fifth District mer Salem City Councillor. Councillor since 2013, member State Auditor Councillor Eileen Duff : incum- Clerk of Courts of the Boston Ward 5 Democrat- State Auditor Suzanne Bump: bent since 2013, former Chap- State Representative Clerk Thomas Driscoll: incum- ic Committee and member of incumbent since Jan. 19, 2011, lain of the Hospice of the North – 13th Essex District bent since 2000.
Register of Deeds – Southern Essex County Register of Deeds John O’Brien: incumbent since 1976 and former Lynn City Councillor. Alice Merkl: works with Com- mon Cause Massachusetts, vol- unteer at the Salem Food Pan- try and worked on Salem’s Yes on One campaign. LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATES State Auditor Daniel Fishman: Senior Soft- ware Architect for Frontline Ed- ucation.
Governor’s Council – Fifth District Marc Mercier: President of Ob- jective Experts and former Direc- tor of Litigation Services and Busi- ness Valuation Group for Blum- Shapiro Peabody’s polling locations are as follows: Ward 1, Precincts 1 and 3: St. Ann’s Church (140 Lynn St.) Ward 1, Precinct 2: Aviv Centers for Living at Woodbridge (240 Lynnfi eld St.) Ward 2, Precincts 1 and 2: Welch Elementary School (50 Swampscott Ave.) Ward 2, Precinct 3: South El- ementary School (16 Maple St. Ext.) Ward 3, Precincts 1 and 2: Our Lady of Fatima Church (50 Walsh Ave.) Ward 3, Precinct 3: Wilson Ter- race Recreation Hall (15-A Wil- son Terr.) Ward 4, Precinct 1: Calvary Bap- tist Church (4 Coolidge Rd.) Ward 4, Precinct 2: Smith Barn (38 Felton St.) Ward 4, Precinct 3: Peabody Veterans Memorial High School (485 Lowell St.) Ward 4, Precinct 3A: Macin- tosh Clubhouse (300 Brooksby Village Dr.) Ward 5, Precincts 1 and 2: Ki- ley Elementary School (21 John- son St.) Ward 5, Precinct 3: McCarthy Elementary School (76 Lake St.) Ward 6, Precinct 1: West Me- morial Elementary School (15 Bow St.) Ward 6, Precincts 2 and 3: Burke Elementary School (127 Birch St.) The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 Page 13 CLASSROOM | FROM PAGE 2 annual Ella’s Army 5K Family Fun Overdrive headlines final Concert Summer Run at 10 a.m. on Sept. 30. Pro- necessarily be impossible. “They ceeds from the event will ben- just haven’t gotten there yet,” she efi t Ella’s Army, Inc. The organi- said. “We’re all about the Pow- zation was established in mem- er of Yet; that’s going to be our ory of Ella O’Donnell, a 10-year- big thing.” old student at the South School Massa also said the school will who passed away in November have student greeters this year 2016 after an 11-month battle to teach them how to introduce with brain cancer. themselves, make eye contact At Peabody Veterans Memo- and shake someone’s hand. rial High School, this year’s Fall South Memorial Elementary Parent/Athlete Night will be held School will be hosting the fi rst from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 6.
Overdrive rounded out this year’s Summer Concert Series on Aug. 26. (Advocate Photos by Christopher Roberson)
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James and Grace Guerra of Peabody with their Joanna Millard (left) with her parents James and 10-month-old grandson JJ Millard Grace Guerra, all of Peabody. Page 14 THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 CITY COUNCIL | FROM PAGE 1 ($67(51 work is expected to be com- pleted by the beginning of October. 75(( Gravel said the project has become a waiting game. “I 6(59,&( don’t mean to sound too sarcastic, but it was roughly 2YHU Wellness Connection Jacques Santucci, cofound- McKinnon’s Own McKinnon’s Own er of the Wellness Connec- tion, said the process of open- ing a medical marijuana facil- SWEETSWEET SSAUSAGE,AUSAGE, ity at 0 Newbury St. continues to move along smoothly. “It’s PEPPERSPEPPERS & OONIONSNIONS looking good, we’re moving Homemade ROASTROAST SeasonedBBEEFEE & SlowF With NO MSG! Roasted To Rare forward,” he said, adding that Save Perfection! the company is working on fi - $1.50 lb. Wow! nalizing the construction de- BBQ Land O Lakes tails, and “It’s a long process.” Santucci also shared his thoughts regarding Phyto- BABYBABY BACKBACK WHITEWHITE AAMERICANM CAN therapy. “I’m not here to crit- icize anyone,” he said. “I hope RIBSRIBS CHEESECHEESE they can open; I hope they Sliced To have their act together.” Order! Ward 5 Councillor Joel Sa- slaw, chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on Medical Mari- Whole - Seedless juana, could not be reached for comment. WATERMELONWATERMELON Sale Dates: Friday, August 31, 2018 AIRPORT | FROM PAGE 10 thru Thursday, September 6, 2018. Back on the ground, there will be a touch-a-truck display and live entertainment from We Have It All! the Darren Bessette Band. This year’s airshow will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sept. 8-9. Little said he is ex- pecting “8,000 to 10,000” spec- tators each day and is looking to raise “$50,000 to $60,000” to continue funding research for cystic fi brosis. THE PEABODY ADVOCATE – Friday, August 31, 2018 Page 15 signed to provide support for fi refi ght- ers who have experienced work-relat- OBITUARIES ed traumatic events, to $50,000 for the row Electronics of Peabody. Funer- purchase of a battery operated ‘Jaws Josephine Nancy (Carco) al Service on Tuesday, August 28 of Life’ for the Saugus Fire Department (Colangelo) Medige in the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Fu- Beacon Hill and $500,000 for the hazardous ma- neral Home, Peabody. Cremation terials response team in Cambridge. followed the ceremony. Memori- In his veto message, the governor al donations may be made to the Roll Call said that he is striking language which Big Brother/Big Sister Foundation, earmarks funding for programs not 75 Federal St., Boston, MA 02110, recommended. or Kaplan Family Hospice House, (A “Yes” vote is for spending the By Bob Katzen c/o Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan St., $3.9 million A “Nay” vote is against Suite B-102, Danvers, MA 01923. THE HOUSE AND SENATE. Bea- rode Gov. Baker’s $1.2 million veto re- spending it). Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funer- con Hill Roll Call records local sen- duction (from $282.6 million to 281.4 Rep. Theodore Speliotis Yes al Home 82 Lynn Street Peabody, ators and representatives’ votes on million) in funding for the Massachu- Rep. Thomas Walsh Yes MA 01960 recent roll calls on overriding Gov. setts State Police to mostly fund ad- Sen. Joan Lovely Yes Charlie Baker’s vetoes of items in the ditional state police patrols at various HOW LONG WAS LAST WEEK’S At 91, of Peabody, beloved wife of Charles J. Mustone, II $41.88 billion fi scal 2019 state budget. locations across the state. SESSION? Beacon Hill Roll Call the late Joseph Medige, died Friday $2 MILLION FOR MASS CULTUR- Override supporters said these tracks the length of time that the Aug. 24th. Josephine is survived by AL COUNCIL (H 4800) funds are needed in various cities and House and Senate were in session her daughter Elaine Stasio & hus- House 141-8, Senate 37-0 over- towns across the state to help protect each week. Many legislators say that band Robert of Peabody, her daugh- rode Gov. Baker’s $2 million veto re- public safety. legislative sessions are only one as- ter Jennie Putnam & husband Jona- duction (from $16 million to $14 mil- In his veto message, the governor pect of the Legislature’s job and that than of Marblehead; her son Amando lion) in funding for the Mass Cultural said that he is striking language which a lot of important work is done outside Colangelo of Marblehead; her grand- children Robyn Sadowski & her hus- Council. According to its website, the earmarks funding for programs not of the House and Senate chambers. band Jeff rey; Juli Hunt & her husband council is “ state agency that promotes recommended. They note that their jobs also involve John; Amando Colangelo & his wife excellence, inclusion, education and (A “Yes” vote is for spending the committee work, research, constitu- Leigh; Magdalaina, Elizabeth & Samu- diversity in the arts, humanities, and $1.2 million A “Nay” vote is against ent work and other matters that are el; her great-grandchildren Addyson, sciences to foster a rich cultural life for spending it). important to their districts. Critics say Preston, Cooper & Alex; & many niec- Aug 20, 2018, of Peabody, former- all Massachusetts residents and con- Rep. Theodore Speliotis Yes that the Legislature does not meet reg- es and nephews. Her funeral service ly of Winthrop & Revere, Charles tributes to the vitality of our communi- Rep. Thomas Walsh Yes ularly or long enough to debate and was held in The West Church, Pea- J. Mustone, II, 49. Beloved son of ties and economy.” Sen. Joan Lovely Yes vote in public view on the thousands body on Wednesday, August 29. Buri- Chrysan (Beckwith) (Mustone) Cor- “This is a strong endorsement of the $3.9 MILLION FOR FIRE SER- of pieces of legislation that have been al in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. Ex- cione of Peabody. Brother of Chris- work of the cultural community,” said VICES (H 4800) fi led. They note that the infrequency pressions of sympathy may be made topher J. Corcione and his wife Anita Walker, Mass Cultural Council House 149-1, Senate 36-1, over- and brief length of sessions are mis- in Josephine’s memory to Care Di- Stephanie of Scituate; their sons rode Gov. Baker’s $3.9 million veto guided and lead to irresponsible late- Executive Director. “We will put these mensions, 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, Nicholas and Jason, and two cous- reduction (from $27.3 million to $23.4 night sessions and a mad rush to act funds to work to strengthen our cre- Danvers, MA 01923. www.odonnell- ins Michael Beckwith and Emily million) in funding for fi re departments on dozens of bills in the days imme- ative economy, provide more oppor- funeralservice.com Beckwith, both of Peabody, along across the state. diately preceding the end of an annu- tunities for young people, and expand with generations of loving cous- Override supporters said that these al session. access to our rich cultural life for all.” ins. He was the grandson of the projects range from $1.2 for a stu- During the week of August 20-24, Michael Savary In his veto message, Baker said he On August 23, 2018, of Methuen, late Harold W. and Edna M. (Smith) dent awareness fi re education pro- the House met for a total of 12 min- reduced funding to the amount pro- formerly of Peabody, cherished Beckwith of Winthrop. Services gram and $400,000 for critical inci- utes while the Senate met for a total jected to be necessary. son of Walburga Campbell of Sa- held on Wednesday, August 29 , fol- dent stress management services de- of 24 minutes. (A “Yes” vote is for spending the $2 lem; loving brother of Ralph Sa- lowed by a Funeral Mass in St. Ad- Mon. August 20 House 11:03 a.m. to 11:08 a.m. million. A “No” vote is against spend- vary & wife Terry of Raleigh, NC, elaide’s Church, Peabody. In lieu of Senate 11:02 a.m. to 11:09 a.m. ing it.) Kathleen Savary of Beverly, and flowers donations may be made in Tues. August 21 No House session. No Senate session Rep. Theodore Speliotis Yes Christina Bussey & husband Roger Charles’ name on his memorial Go- Wed. August 22 No House session. No Senate session Rep. Thomas Walsh Yes of AL; a longtime friend and men- FundMe Account. Please visit www. Thurs. August 23 House 11:04 a.m. to 11:11 a.m. Sen. Joan Lovely Yes tor like a brother, Peter Waystack ccbfuneral.com for online obituary Senate 11:17 a.m. to 11:34 a.m. $3.1 MILLION FOR PUBLIC of Newburyport, and 4 nephews. and post condolences. Conway, Ca- Fri. August 24 No House session No Senate session SAFETY (H 4800) He was a Sales Professional in hill-Brodeur Funeral Home 82 Lynn House 149-1, Senate 32-4, over- Bob Katzen welcomes f@feedback at [email protected] Electronics, most recently with Ar- St Peabody, MA 01960 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS BUYER1 BUYER2 SELLER1 SELLER2 ADDRESS CITY DATE PRICE Fogarty, Suzanne G Fogarty, Timothy F Dibling-Moore, Ronald Marino, Shawna S 729 Main St Lynnfield 08.08.2018 $596 250,00 Jones, Nancy J Yvonne Brown RET Brown, Yvonne 74 Oak Ridge Ter Lynnfield 06.08.2018 $545 000,00 Hallahan, Timothy J Albno-Hallahan, Andrea DCM Realty LLC 57 Locust St Lynnfield 06.08.2018 $762 500,00 Luu, Karina Luu, Phat Dimartino, Maria 7 Lisa Rd Peabody 06.08.2018 $515 000,00 Freitas, Marcos G Pereira-Freitas, Debra Tisi, Deborah K 2 Samos Cir Peabody 08.08.2018 $585 000,00 Mastrocola, Michael F Mastrocola, Stephanie Michalozski, Jennifer A Mastrocola, Stephanie 6 Perley Ave Peabody 06.08.2018 $640 000,00 Mandoulidis, Demetrios P Mandoulidis, Georgegia Shruhan, Ronald N Shruhan, Cynthia M 12 Beeman Rd Peabody 10.08.2018 $484 000,00 Howard, Michael E Howard, Sara L Marino, Joseph A 10 Edythe Ln Peabody 06.08.2018 $455 000,00 Dimartino, Maria Raphel FT Provencher, Mea S 1 Reed Rd Peabody 06.08.2018 $360 000,00 Callery, Timothy Hanselman, Carl E 327 Lowell St Peabody 10.08.2018 $375 000,00 Betsill, Jennifer Betsill, Joseph Mccarthy, Mary A Betsill, Joseph 16 Lenox Rd Peabody 10.08.2018 $440 000,00 Sartanowicz, Keryn L Vichnick, Dawna M 2 Fenton St Peabody 08.08.2018 $394 000,00 Groh, Emily Groh, Robert Riley, Amy 17 Cottage St Peabody 06.08.2018 $355 000,00 Hogan, Erin T Cintolo, Maryann 10 Evergreen Way #10 Peabody 08.08.2018 $380 000,00 Mayerhofer, Kerri L ElMimouni, Giuseppe ElMimouni, Kristen 179 Lynnfield tS Peabody 06.08.2018 $450 000,00 Chiarenza, Almerinda M Chiarenza, Matthew J Kimball, Claudia Chiarenza, Matthew J 8 Quail Rd Peabody 10.08.2018 $487 000,00 Griffin, Kristen Griffin, Robert J 194 Lynn StPeabody 09.08.2018 $352 000,00 Lanning, Christopher Riley, Amy Fauci, Deborah A Kelley, Joanne F 4 Serena Ter Peabody 06.08.2018 $585 000,00 Souza, Sergio Souza, Monica Bagdady, Elie Baghdady, Debra M 292 Lynn St Peabody 10.08.2018 $418 000,00 Richards, Justin M Dominguez-Richards, M Carpenter, Patricia A Carpenter, John C 26 Murdock Dr Peabody 10.08.2018 $469 000,00 Tarr, Gislaine Costa, Dalila 64 Foster St #304 Peabody 09.08.2018 $200 000,00 Copyrighted material previously published in Banker & Tradesman/The Commercial Record, a weekly trade newspaper. 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