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THURSDAY, WINTHROP MARKETPLACE RAFFLE WINNERS June 27, 2019 INDEX Local smoking Police Report 2 Editorials 4 Through The Years 5 regulations Then and Now 5 Obituaries 6 Business Directory 14 Classified 15 to be tested By Sue Ellen Woodcock the Winthrop Board of Health, INDEPENDENT stated that the Board passed For years, smoking has not this new regulation to provide been allowed on Winthrop children, families and wild- Shore Drive Beach since it life, a healthy environment; is controlled by the Depart- free of second- hand smoke/ ment of Conservation and vape aerosol, litter from tox- Recreation (DCR) with their ic, discarded cigarettes and regulation. But now Win- e-cigarette/vape pods. throp has a regulation of its “So all can enjoy our beau- Newspaper Group own that prohibits smoking tiful beaches right here in our and e-cigarettes (vaping) on backyard,” McGuire said. She Yirrell Beach and Donovan added that the literature shows NEWS Briefs Beach because of second that… hand smoke dangers and other There is no risk-free level FAMILY DAY AT THE health issues. of secondhand smoke expo- During its 20th Anniversary weeklong sale, The Winthrop Marketplace offered its customers raffle The new regulations took sure; even brief exposure can BEACH JULY 27 chances for gift certificates, a bike, and a television. Shown are the raffle winner with Marketplace effect on May 1, and prohib- be harmful to health. Tobac- The annual Winthrop owner Marc Wallerce (fourth from left). “The anniversary sale was a wonderful event and we are it smoking in playgrounds, co-free parks and beaches Chamber of Commerce Fami- so thankful and appreciative of our customers,” Wallerce said. parks, beaches and athletic provide children and families ly Day at the Beach will be on fields. Smoking and vaping healthy environments. Saturday, July 27 . The event are not prohibited within 25 Cigarette litter is poison- is held on Yirrell Beach from feet of a municipal building. ous to children and wildlife, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Games, con- Donna Segreti Reilly receives Unsung Heroine Award It is also not prohibited in bus and is the most littered item tests, music, and more. Food The Massachusetts Com- stop shelters and waiting ar- in the country. Americans prepared by Winthrop Market- mission on the Status of eas. discard an estimated 175 mil- Place (burgers, hot dogs, etc) Women awarded Donna Seg- The fine for the first offence lion pounds of cigarette butts This is a cash only event. reti Reilly of Winthrop and is $100, $200 for the second every year. Studies show that Eleanor Vieira of Revere, Un- and $300 for the third and fi- cigarette butts are toxic, slow FAMILY FUN NIGHTS sung Heroine Awards in a cer- nal violation within two years to decompose, and costly to IN THE PARK emony at the State House in of the second violation. clean up. Thursday, June 27 Family Boston. This distinction cel- The regulation is enforced E-cigarette/vape aerosol Fun Night will be at Ingleside ebrates extraordinary women by the Board of Health and its contains a mixture of danger- Park where you can meet the who perform acts of service, designees. ous chemicals and ultrafine counselors working in our enhancing Massachusetts Susan Maguire, member of particles that can be inhaled into the lungs. Summer Park Program. This communities on a daily basis. runs from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and “The women honored to- it will be followed by a movie day work tirelessly to improve night at dusk. the lives of those around them without recognition or fan- HONAN’S FREEDOM fare, and we are proud to put Candidates take out the spotlight on these talent- Speaker Robert DeLeo is shown with honoree Donna Segreti FIGHTERS 5K ROAD Reilly at the State House ceremony in Boston. RACE IS POSTPONED ed, knowledgeable and driv- nomination papers en members of our commu- immediately recognize the the past 50 years volunteering UNTIL THE FALL Council candidates include nities,” said House Speaker positive impacts that have By Sue Ellen Woodcock and advocating for her com- Precinct 2 Councilor James With all the rain and in- Robert A. DeLeo (D-Win- been made in our community munity. She earned a master’s A couple of new faces have Letterie, 114 Brookfield Road; stead of walking away with a throp). “Thank you Eleanor because of her.” financial loss (police details, degree in social work, and she joined the crowd of residents Precinct 1 Councilor Richard and Donna for all of the time “With little pomp, Donna shirts, timing, etc.) we are go- worked for many years in the who have taken out nomina- Ferrino, 10 North Ave., Coun- and effort you have dedicat- and Eleanor have dedicated ing to postpone this event to a Malden schools. A frequent tion papers for local offices. cilor At Large Phil Boncore, ed to make Massachusetts a themselves to the betterment weekend this Fall. We will an- volunteer Donna helped to get One newcomer, who has 31 Buchanan St. better place to work, live and of the Winthrop and Revere nounce the new date asap after the residents to participate in actually been around cam- Running for School Com- raise a family.” Communities,” said Sen. we check on a new date with an MGH community health paigns for other candidates mittee are incumbents Tino “Eleanor Vieira truly is an Joe Boncore (D-Winthrop). the Town of Winthrop. assessment, and is a long-time is Stephen Ruggiero, of 53 Capobianco, 53 Prospect unsung heroine in Revere,” “Though their work may be If you wish to receive a re- volunteer of the Sons of Italy. Hutchinson St., who will be Ave., and Suzanne Swope, 3 said Rep. RoseLee Vincent unheralded, it is not unno- fund, we understand, but hope Donna served as a member running for Precinct 6 Coun- Seal Harbor. (D-Revere). “Never seeking ticed. Whether it be the beau- that you’ll allow us to provide of the school committee, and cilor since veteran Councilor Running for Winthrop the spotlight or praise, Elea- tification of Revere or- im a re-schedule date and then Linda Calla is retiring. In the Housing Authority are in- nor quietly, yet very effec- proving the quality of life for the airport hazards committee. decide if the event may still Councilor At Large race Rob cumbents Frank R. Ferrara, tively, advocates for making Winthrop residents, Eleanor She also spearheaded an effort work for you. If it doesn’t, ther DeMarco, 305 Revere St., 20 Bowdoin St., and Vincent our city cleaner and prettier and Donna are truly deserv- to honor Vietnam veterans at will most certainly be a refund who is hoping to be appointed Nisniewski, Jr., 310 Shirley for all of us who live in and ing of this recognition and our Winthrop High School. you or credit to another event. to the current opening on the St. pass through Revere. Because communities and lives are im- Eleanor is best known as board vacated by Michael Lu- Nomination papers are she is so humble, you may not proved by their efforts.” Chair of the Revere certo, also intends to run for available until Sept. 17 and know her name, but you can Donna Segreti Reilly spent See NEWS BRIEFS Page 7 See AWARD Page 6 the seat in November. the election is Nov. 5. Other incumbent Town

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June 14 there on Wednesday. She is let- is hitting the ceiling loudly reports his three unlocked mo- sibly Shitzus no tags. Found be clear. James Ave. - person states ting a female party stay there, on-going issue. tor vehicles parked near his owner, animals returning. Upland Rd. – Person report- his daughter is home alone but the female party filed a Cliff Ave. – Caller states home were entered sometime Bartlett Rd. – Caller states ed her purse in her unlocked complaint stating she was in overnight. on Bartlett Rd., there is a short and someone is banging on that her roommate came in vehicle over night, she came fear. The female that lives her room and threw all her brown-haired dog with white the door loudly. She does out in the morning and it had there as well just got home belongings all over the place, June 17 paws running in and out of the not know this party or what been stolen. Neighbor found they look like. Units spoke to from work and stated she be- this is an ongoing issue. Prospect Ave. – Party street. Unit returned dog back pocketbook a few houses daughter nothing suspicious lieves the female is in the Crest Ave. – Officers spoke would like to speak to an offi- to the owner. home again – she believes she in the area and mother just got with a group of kids in the cer regarding stolen items out Ingleside Park – Eleven down thrown in a yard, small went in through the back door. home. area who are being quiet en- of his vehicle. year old states a tan man sit- wallet taking from purse. Shirley St. – Woman called Jefferson St. - Silver Jeep joying the night. Officer did Woodside Ave. – Caller ting on the bench, blue shirt Upland Rd. – Party states saying someone pointed a Patriot, ambulance is on the report that there are people in states there is a large group and black hat saying racial his vehicle was broken into firearm at her and her - chil way but asking for assistance the area walking into Deer Is- of young kids hanging behind and inappropriate things. Also dren. He stated he was going last night at some point. He because patient is being com- land who may be the cause of the CVS and when the caller threatened to beat up a child. to shoot her kids. White male believes his driver door was bative and agitated. some of the noise. asked what they were doing Pauline St. – Unit was party wearing orange shirt unlocked. Three pairs of Shirley St. – Person walked Pleasant St./Somerset Ave. the group of youths began to flagged down by an individual has gray hair. He is walking in to report she is the victim – Illegally parked vehicle. Ve- yell at the caller. stated a vehicle went around glasses were taken. towards Veterans Road, This of a phone scam. Caller pre- hicle is obstructing the road Morton St./Winthrop St. – her and almost hit some kids Irwin St. – Person states man asked the kids for their tended that her computer was and officer is unable to find Group of individuals walking in the crosswalk. there is a black sedan parked name and address. hacked and she needed to get the owner to move the vehi- down the street with back- Revere St. – Female par- in a no parking zone unable to cle. G&J en route. Owner of ty screaming on the phone. a $500 gift card and give her June 15 packs and hoodies. see registration. vehicle came out and moved Party was having a verbal al- credit card number to them. Two screwdrivers were re- Bowdoin St. – Person states Jefferson St. – Ambulance Highland Ave.- Clearing vehicle. Parking ticket was is- covered from the waistbands tercation with her boyfriend her neighbors have been gone and hospice worker on scene out the park. sued and unit cleared. of both male parties. on phone. Party was advised requesting that police come Shirley St. – Silver Explor- River Rd. – Caller states he Miller Field – Female par- to keep it down units will be and they left their dog outside by to convince party to go to er driving down Shirley St. can hear his neighbor yelling ty is stumbling as she walks. clear. for over an hour. This is an on- hospital. Party in ambulance trying to break into his neigh- in his home unsure of why or Ingleside Park – Female party Highland Ave. – Vehicle going issue. unit clear. bors car and took off in the ve- what is going on. Units could reports that six or seven kids was parked then drove off as Shirley St. – Child not he saw the officer. No reason Washington Ave. – Report- hicle. RP caught them inside hear a male party on the phone in the Gazebo yelling profan- breathing. Transporting infant the car. when they arrived. No contact to pull the vehicle off but in- ing party came into the station ities at other park goers. Kids to MGH. and stated that he submitted a Read St. – Motor vehicle was able to me made at the ad- are approximately 13 years cident did seem suspicious. Sea Foam Ave. – Spoke to victim/witness statement re- stolen from driveway. dress. Units clear. old, most of them wearing Vehicle occupied two male garding threats by his landlord Townsend St. – W93 re- Beacon St. – Parked motor backpacks. Yelling sexual parties. Everything checks out parties in regards to a dog bite. against him. He said several ports there is a vehicle that is vehicle with trunk open. Vehi- comments as well. Officer unit will be clear. Hermon St. – Refrigerator days later he received doc- expired/non registered parked cle is unoccupied. spoke to parties – cleared. left on sidewalk with doors on June 18 uments from the EBDC re- on the street. Spoke to owner Lincoln St. – Someone at- Ingleside Park – 13-year- it. Stated owner getting tools and they are moving it into the garding a summons for threats tempting to break in. Caller old teens possibly drinking in Holy Rosary Church – Per- to take doors off. driveway. supposedly by him against the now states the man is bleeding the park and throwing up. All son spotted a male wearing a Ocean Ave. – Unlicensed landlord. Ocean Ave. – Breaking and outside states he is a Hispanic. got on bikes and left park. fluorescent coat and two bags operation, marked lanes vio- Main St. – Landlord/tenant entering to motor vehicle. Party was dropped off at this Winthrop Library – Chil- in his hand will go off to speak lation. Also parked in a hand- dispute. Caller reports the location by a friend believing dren causing disturbance be- to the party. Party's ritual was June 16 landlord broke into this room. this was a hospital. Party will hind library near parking lot. is to run around the block and icap parking spot and was Landlord is not on scene. Governors Park – Caller be transported to hospital. Deane Ave./Revere St. – pray in front of the church be- issued a town citation for the Cliff Ave. – Officers were states her neighbor below her Harbor View Ave. – Party Found two small dogs pos- fore he goes to work units will violation. Sumner Tunnel swing lane gate installed, hours of operation announced

By John Lynds East Boston residents. gram. from the center lane into the and will be open during oth- most a third of the all the traf- On Monday MassDOT Starting this week the far left lane to access the er hours to provide addition- fic flowing into the Sumner MassDOT has installed a announced the hours of oper- tunnel’s swing lane will be Sumner between those hours al access for traffic on Route during the morning commute swing lane gate at the mouth ation for the swing gate and closed each weekday from 5 of operation. 1A. and over half of all the traffic of the Sumner Tunnel that swing lane based on traffic a.m. until 10 a.m. This means The swing lane will then be Eastie’s traffic nightmare in the evening. will open to allow for an ad- data since the Sumner Tunnel there will only be one lane of open all other times, including began over two years ago af- Paul said last year Uber ditional travel lane into the toll plaza was removed and travel for motorists access- weekend hours, unless other- ter the Sumner Tunnel tolls and Lyft were responsible Sumner or close to optimize reconfigured as part of the All ing the Sumner via Route 1A wise noted. This will mean the were taken down and replaced for 10 million pick-up and traffic flow into the tunnel by Electronic Tolling (AET) pro- South. Motorists will merge center lane into the tunnel will with AET. drop-off trips at Logan in be open for traffic as an addi- Apparently MassDOT, 2018. That represents roughly tional lane into the tunnel. when designing the new en- 10,000 trips per day in and out “Members of the public trance into the mouth of the of Eastie using the neighbor- Police investigate following should note that MassDOT ac- tunnel used outdated traffic hood’s tunnels. tivated the automated “swing projections that predicted Also, new apps like ‘Waze gate” and digital signage this traffic going into the tunnel by Google’ that help motor- increase in car thefts and break-ins week at the Sumner Tunnel,” would grow by half a percent ists avoid traffic have had dire Police Chief Terence M. These incidents remain un- ly half of the approximately said MassDOT in a statement. each year. effects on the traffic in Eastie. Delehanty reports that the der active investigation, and 750,000 vehicle thefts in the “This swing gate consists of Going on those projections Paul pointed out that what has Winthrop Police Department anyone who believes they U.S. in 2017 were attributable the same infrastructure that traffic into the Sumner should boggled and frustrated Mass- is investigating an increase in may have information about to owner error, such as leav- is in place on the I-93 HOV have only grown by 2.5 per- DOT engineers is that while reported car thefts and break- car break-ins or thefts is asked ing the car unlocked or the lane and replaces traffic cones cent from 2013 to 2018. traffic has increased going ins. to call the Winthrop Police keys accessible. that were previously utilized However, MassDOT en- into the tunnel a large por- Between June 10-17, the Department at 617-846-1212. The NHTSA recommends to close the Sumner Tunnel gineer Andrew Paul said that tion of this increase is coming Winthrop Police Department So far no arrests have been drivers follow these simple Swing Lane.” traffic has exploded and there from Eastie streets and not responded to five reports made. tips to prevent their cars from The Sumner Tunnel swing was a whopping 47 percent Route 1A. of motor vehicle break-ins. "Locking your car is the being stolen or burglarized: lane is in place due to the increase in tunnel traffic since Out of all the cars access- Likewise, between June 7-17, simplest and often most effec- • Always take your vehi- unique traffic conditions in 2013. That is nearly 45 per- ing the tunnel from Porter Winthrop Police responded tive way to prevent someone cle's key with you, and never Eastie. cent more than MassDOT Street, London Street and to reports of and/or located from breaking into or stealing leave it in or on your vehicle. During the peak morning predicted over the same time Visconte Way only 45 percent four stolen vehicles. Winthrop your car, since criminals are • Close and lock all win- hours, much of the traffic period. of the motorists are Eastie Police responded to addition- often looking for the easiest dows and doors when parking. traveling through the tunnel Paul said that an increase residents. The remaining 55 al reports of motor vehicle possible target," Chief Dele- • Park in well-lit areas is local traffic from East- in traffic can be traced back to percent are from outside the break-ins on the morning of hanty said. "Our detectives whenever possible. ie. During other times, local several unforeseen factors. neighborhood. Thursday, June 20. are aggressively investigating • Never leave valuables in traffic decreases while traffic For one, Massport allowed This could be because traf- In the case of some of the these crimes, and I encourage your vehicle, especially in coming from Logan Airport ride-sharing companies like fic avoidance apps are taking stolen vehicles, police locat- anyone who thinks they may places that are clearly visible on Route 1A increases. As Uber and Lyft to begin doing motorists off Route 1A and ed cars from Chelsea in Win- be able to expedite that inves- from the outside. a result, the Sumner Tunnel business at Logan Airport in putting them on neighbor- throp, while Chelsea Police tigation to reach out to us." 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By Sue Ellen Woodcock three dogs that include Cora, needs to be done.” his door later saying he was dog on the sidewalk when all about what has happened.” 2 years-old, Remi, 6 years- Delehanty normally would sorry and would pay for the of a suddenly a loose dog flies Since the incidences the The fate of three mixed- old and Europa, 11 years-old be the dog hearing officer, do'gs injuries. down the driveway and goes dog owner has invested in breed rescue dogs at 33 Myr- listened as alleged victims of but he recused himself so he The dates of the recorded after the woman's dog. You do harnesses for better control tle St. rested in the hands of their dogs testified. could testify. Instead Assis- incidences are May 27, 2018; see an adult coming out of the and muzzles for them, Cle- the assistant Town Manager On at least three occasions, tant Town Manager David Dec. 1, 2018 and May 17, house and trying to grab what mens said, adding there is a after a dog hearing Monday Cora was being walked and Rodrigues and Town Attorney 2019. was identified as Cora. 6-foot fence around his yard. evening at Town Hall. somehow got out of her leash. Jeffrey Blake of KP Law ran “The dog in question has Clemens choked back emo- In his home he also has four During the hearing it was Another time the dog was the hearing and told everyone been attacking dogs three sep- tion as he talk about his dogs cats and two ferrets. determined that one of three simply let out by a child in the a determination would be giv- arate times, twice slipping out during his testimony. “I’m not “My sons were the one in dogs owned by Jeff Clemens, home. en in 48 hours. of the leash and the third inci- denying my dog bit his, but each incident walking them,” 33 Myrtle St., was at issue, Police Chief Terrance “We’re calling this hearing dent caught on tape of the dog he put his hand in my dog’s Clemens said. a two-year-old mixed breed Delehanty and his wife Marcy after receiving complaints re- charging down the driveway,’ mouth,” Clemens said. “The Jeffrey Clemens Jr. also named Cora. encountered the Clemens’ dog garding a 'nuisance' or 'dan- VanBuskirk said. other incident… my dog is testified about his dog getting Assistant Town Manager while out on a walk May 17 gerous' dog,” Rodrigues said. Neighbors are terrified of very protective, my daughter loose and when the whole col- David Rodrigues determined with their own dog. Animal Control Officer the dogs, often checking the was walking her when some- lar came off. Wednesday afternoon that “All three dogs resemble a Mark VanBuskirk said the driveway and the area to see one approached. Myself and “She’s not violent,” the Cora “is a dangerous dog by pit bull-style animal although latest incident with Cora in- if the dogs were around. One my whole family feel terrible teen said of his dog. reason that without justifica- I am not sure of the actual volved biting a MinPin and woman said she had walked tion Cora attacked a person breed of the animal. The two causing puncture wounds. her dog down the street for or domestic animal causing kids walking the dog were When presented a vet bill of years and now cannot. Anoth- physical injury.” Furthermore, about 18 and the dog became $1,400, Jeff Clemens did pay er lady was a dog walker and DELEO HONORED AT FATHER’S the Cora “behaved in a man- very aggressive when we ap- the entire amount. The dog cringed when she took her cli- DAY BRUNCH AT AQUARIUM ner that a reasonable person proached them. So we crossed also allegedly bit a man, but ent’s dog out. believes poses an unjustified the street. The dog was not Clemens said it happened “I run quickly in and get the imminent threat of physical able to be contained on its while separating the dogs and dog out quickly. I’ve doing injury to a person or to a do- leach, got off the leash and the man’s hand went into the this for 12 years,” said Heidi mestic animal.” came after my dog. I tried to dog’s mouth. Julian. “These are powerful It was further stipulated get in the middle of the two The man, John O’Gor- dogs, I believe. They’re not that the owner also has to have dogs. My dog eventually got man of 44 Mrytle St., said he behind the fence and they’re no less than $100,000 policy off her leash and ran down the went out and saw Cora being not on leashes. They’re threat- for insurance claims. street,” Delehanty testified. walked by one of the teenag- ening to other animals and As punishment, Cora is to “The other dog pursued her ers in the home. O’Gorman people.” be confined to the owner’s biting her neck. I eventually stayed in the driveway until “We’ve had numerous calls premises either indoors or picked my dog up. A police the dog passed. The teen lost from barking complaints, and outdoors. When taken out, cruiser happened to go by and control of the dog. a complaint that the dogs were Cora is to be muzzled and re- I told them what had just hap- “I had to open the dog’s getting out,” VanBuskirk said, strained with a chain or other pened and asked for animal mouth to release my dog,” two or three of these calls tethering device with tensile control to follow up. There O’Gorman said, explaining were prior to the incidents. strength of 300 pounds. were no injuries to my dog. how he go bit. A home surveillance vid- During the hearing the It was a very traumatic expe- O’Gorman did find a hand eo going around Facebook Clemens family, owners of rience. Something certainly written note from Clemens on shows a woman walking a On Saturday June 15, the Children’s Trust hosted its annual Father’s Day brunch at the New England Aquarium in Boston. At the event, the Trust, which advocates for the well-being of Winthrop Parks and Rec kicks off the summer children and their families, celebrated fatherhood and honored Speaker DeLeo for his work on behalf of children. He is pictured By Kate Anslinger participate in a range of ac- summer, for them to be safe registering, please visit: here with his granddaughter. tivities, promoting both an while also having fun,” said www.winthroprec.com Summer is officially here active lifestyle and collabora- Program Coordinator, Jim- which means that Winthrop tion amongst a diverse group my Carroll. “I’ve been here Parks and Recreation is bus- of kids. 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OUR NATIONAL DISGRACE AT THE BORDER Forum Hundreds of migrant children have been transferred out of a filthy Border Patrol station in Texas where they had been de- tained for weeks without access to soap, clean clothes or ade- quate food, the authorities confirmed on Monday, -- The New York Times, Monday, June 24

Regardless of how one may feel about the issue of immi- gration, legal and illegal, we would hope that every American would agree that the policy of separating children from their parents, and then detaining those children in facilities that are not fit for animals, represents a stain on our national conscious- ness that is evident for all the world to see. These children, who range in age from toddlers to young teens, have been treated as less than human by our government. Some have died while under the care of the Border Patrol; others have become sick and malnourished. All will bear the psycho- logical scars for the rest of their lives of being held in makeshift jails in conditions that are nothing less than appalling. America is supposed to be a beacon of light in a world of darkness, a place where everyone, regardless of race, creed, or national origin, is treated with dignity and respect. However, from our nation’s inception, all too often we have failed to live up to the noble words in the Declaration of Inde- pendence that, “All men are created equal.” Slavery was embedded in our Constitution; segregation was legally permissible for almost 100 years after the Civil War; Na- tive Americans were massacred and forced onto reservations; women were second-class citizens and not allowed to vote until 1919; and Japanese-Americans were interned during WWII. None of us can change the past, but hopefully we can learn from it and not repeat the mistakes of previous generations. However, the present policies that are being enforced at our Guest Op-Ed southern border are as cruel and as inhumane as any that have existed in our nation’s history. Celebrate Your Community on Independence Day! The consequences of these policies are tragic, not just for By Quint Studer this unfamiliar, unforgiving business owners, and citi- in the context of communi- those who are being subjected to them, but for all Americans, land. Today, something very zens are deeply engaged and ty. This Independence Day, who stand as complicit, and therefore, shamed, by our own gov- As I go about my work of similar is happening. We’re in working together to breathe I hope you’ll take a moment ernment’s inhumane subjugation of these innocent children. helping communities revital- the middle of a massive com- new life into our downtowns. to be grateful for your com- ize and reinvent themselves, munity revitalization move- We’re encouraging entrepre- munity and reflect on what I often get to see the best of ment. Across America, cities neurs to start new ventures. you might do to make it bet- America and I’m reminded and towns of all sizes are look- We’re choosing to eat, drink, ter. Get involved. Find a cause that the foundations that built ing to reinvent themselves play, and shop locally. We’re that speaks to you. Share this country are still just as after a long, hard recession showing up at street festivals, your ideas. Join together with Independent important today. It’s long and several chaotic decades volunteering, and supporting like-minded neighbors and been said that America is all that turned their world upside the institutions that feed, ed- work to make something hap- Newspaper Group about rugged individualism, town. For many communi- ucate, and heal our communi- pen. The spirit of community and that is true to some extent. ties, globalization and tech- ty. As I look to communities is the spirit that built America. Yes, being as self-sufficient Send us Your News nology reshuffled the deck. that are thriving, one thing is And it’s what will rebuild us as you can be is an admirable Much like our forefathers and for certain. We are still the The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages as we work together to create residents to submit birth and engagement an- trait, but it only takes one so foremothers, people found land of opportunity. People nouncements, news releases, business briefs, our future. far. People need people in or- themselves lost in uncharted are finding they can still start honor rolls, social news, sports stories, and Quint Studer is author of photographs for publication. Items should be der to really live and nowhere territory. Jobs disappeared. a business, make a living, forwarded to our offices at 385 Broadway, Cit- “Building a Vibrant Com- izens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, MA is that more true than in com- Unemployment skyrocket- and provide jobs to others. munity” and founder of Pen- 02151-9103. Items can also be faxed to 781- munities. Back when our an- ed. Infrastructure crumbled. While a strong local govern- 485-1403. 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Marketing Director Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] Assistant Marketing Directors Maureen DiBella - [email protected] Legal Advertising to the Editor Ellen Bertino - [email protected] LETTER Ad Design Kane DiMasso-Scott TRACK MEET BRINGS the athletes who did not quali- a police badge donation for dle School Council created banners and then stayed on to Editorial OUT DEDICATED, fy for the State Special Olym- customers. East Boston Sav- pics Meet. This year we cele- ings Bank made a significant cheer the athletes along with Stephen Quigley CARING COMMUNITY brated 25 years of the police contribution that helped fund the WHS cheerleaders. Coach Reporters Dear Editor, partnership with WINARC the T-shirts. The Blackstrap Cadigan and his high school Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] It takes a village to raise a and the Driscoll and Mahegan Restaurant and the Meat Mar- football team were there help- Cary Shuman - [email protected] child; it takes a dedicated and families who jointly planned ket donated food to feed the ing to set up and run the track Seth Daniel - [email protected] caring community to make and sponsored our event. This athletes along with their fam- and field events. We’d like John Lynds - [email protected] an event successful. At the community outreach police ilies and friends. Balloon City to give a special shout out to Copy Editing, Layout Driscoll/Mahegan Invitational t project was created by De- provided balloons, and BJ’s the following people as well: Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates Track Meet held on June 8 at tective Michael Delehanty provided gift cards that were Vasili Mallios, Ron Vecchia Miller Field, our special needs Business Accounts Executive whose legacy was honored at used for supplies. (the event announcer) Allison athletes received a tremendous Judy Russi - [email protected] this special celebration. Be- The following Winthrop Earl, and WINARC Coach, outpouring of support from a Printer cause of his involvement (for Town Departments were in Jim Fabiano along with his variety of local organizations, Concord Monitor (N.H.) full force and deserve a spe- crew of adults and students businesses, town departments, the past 25 years) along with Veterans groups, school his fellow police officers, the cial thank you: the police de- who helped out with the groups, families, and friends. event has blossomed in scope partment, the fire department, Special Olympics practices WINARC, the Driscoll and and size. Above all it’s an ex- and the DPW. Without their throughout the year. Mahegan Families, along with citing and fun event that our assistance, the event would It’s fair to say, once again, WINARC participants look not have been possible. Sev- the Winthrop community The Winthrop Transcript reserves the right to edit letters for space the Winthrop Police Associa- and clarity. We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. tion want to thank everyone forward to each June. eral local organizations gave has stepped up and answered Please include your street and telephone number with your submis- who contributed to making It is with extreme gratitude their support as well: The the call of support for our sion. The Winthrop Transcript publishes columns, viewpoints and the event a memorable expe- that we thank the following Friends of the Council on Ag- WINARC participants. We letters to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions community businesses. First ing, the American Legion Post are all grateful and proud of and to encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed rience, a day for which we all are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. should be proud. on the list, is Marc Wallerce 146, and Harbor City Church. our town. Text or attachments emailed to The track meet had its or- of the Winthrop Market The fine students of both [email protected] are preferred. igins in the 1970’s when the Place who initiated a special the Winthrop Middle and High Mary Crisafi, Winthrop families of David Driscoll and gift card raffle, donated -sev schools were actively involved Police Department Maureen Mahegan decided to eral cases of bottled water in supporting the event. Ms. Ralph Tufo, WINARC organize a local track meet for and fresh fruit, and created Amy Gallagher and the Mid- Board Member

Black E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript ARTICLE 885 - DELBY'S CORNER - EARLY 1900S 20 years ago her home. 22-27. There will be a monster June 24, 1999 Although the new Boeing automobile parade, plus hand- The selectmen told resi- 747 jumbo jetliner reportedly bills and direct mail stunts to dents on their first "Straight will be quieter than the current 1 encourage local shopping. Talk" show on WCAT that the Boeing 707 jets, there still is town should expect a much expected to be an impact upon less lucrative mitigation pack- Logan's neighbors because 100 years ago age with the MWRA in the of increased jet travel in the June 28, 1919 future. The first pact, signed years ahead. Every seat in Winthrop in 1988, gave the town $24 The annual American Le- Theatre was filled Wednesday million over a 12 year period gion carnival is set to open evening by fond parents and to take into account the peak June 30 at Ingleside Park. period of construction of the "African Safari" is playing friends to witness graduation MWRA's sewage treatment at the Winthrop Theatre. exercises for the 99 Winthrop plant. High School seniors. The The selectmen also took the 60 years ago class gift to the school was a opportunity to respond to a June 25, 1959 victrola. The very best type Sun Transcript editorial which Winthrop is on the verge of machine, with a horn at- referred to the members as of taking a long stride to- "Lawbreakers and liars" re- ward realizing its first urban tachment, was purchased by garding the selectmen's han- redevelopment project. After the class. Among the grads is dling of the search for a new nearly three months of study, Edward Rowe Snow, who is police chief. A follow-up edi- the Winthrop Redevelopment headed to Harvard. torial in the Sun Transcript re- Authority is reviewing sever- The parade being planned ferred to the selectmen's com- al proposed projects. It is ex- by the Welcome Home Com- ments as, "Straight baloney." pected that a decision on the The Frost Public Library maiden project will be made mittee is all but assured of will observe its 100th anniver- shortly. success and it is hoped that sary on June 27. Two local men, Rabbi My- upwards of 700-800 of our The Parks and Rec. Com- ron Zundell and Rev. Paul young men, now returned 2 mission announces that the Frederick Bomquist, will be from the service, will take annual Sandcastle Day is ordained into their respective set for this Sunday at Yirrell Jewish and Methodist clergies part. Beach. this weekend. A survey reveals that Win- Fire Chief Daniel A. Cash, 110 years ago throp residents generally ap- on behalf of the Board of Fire June 26, 1909 prove of the local police de- Engineers, has accepted the The graduation Class of partment. donation of a new rescue boat Winthrop High School '09 Coach Tony Fucillo and from the Elks. the WHS football team held a The selectmen have ap- held its exercises Thursday successful Father's Day Pan- pointed the five members of evening in Assembly Hall cake Breakfast to raise funds the newly-created Person- with 24 graduates receiving for the coming season. Gladys nel Board. They are Lester J. their diplomas. Trainer, 84, who has been vol- Towlson, William J. Kelleher, A lineman working for the unteering at the annual event Thomas J. Walsh, Anthony New England Telephone and for 25 years to help in the V. Marino, and Henry Burke. kitchen, announced that this The new board will evaluate Telegraph Company was elec- One of the interesting fac- the Inn at the end of Taft Ave- picture is where one of the would be her last breakfast. the various jobs and working trocuted while working on one ets of writing these Then & nue. Note the Beach Station in three Hams Candies and Ice "Tarzan," "The General's conditions of town employees of the poles near Ocean Spray Now articles is to identify sev- about the center of the picture. Cream Stores in Winthrop Daughter," and "Austin Pow- and make recommendations station. He apparently was eral pictures that depict a giv- The names of 6 of these men was situated. It was in this ers: The Spy Who Shagged concerning their salaries and overcome with the heat and en location at various times are listed at the bottom of the store front that the previously Me" are playing at the Revere wage scales to Town Meeting. fell across the electric wires. in the past. The four pictures photograph. mentioned Delby’s luncheon- Showcase Cinemas. Victor Mature stars in "Es- presented here all look upon Picture two, taken about ette was subsequently located cort West" at the Winthrop The Pauline St. playground the intersection of Washing- 1920, is a postcard show- from 1950 to 1960 thereby 30 years ago Theatre. will open its summer season ton Avenue, Shirley Street and ing one of the electric motor lending its name to the area. June 24, 1979 July 1 with Mr. Crosier of the Sturgis Street which is now driven rail cars parked on The other two Hams Ice After a raucous public 70 years ago training school at Springfield known as “Delby’s” corner, the tracks in front of what is Cream Parlors were located as hearing attended by neighbor- June 23, 1949 as the instructor. Donations, named after a luncheonette now the Shirley Hardware follows; one at the corner of hood residents opposed to the The selectmen have called no matter how small, are re- that was located on the first store waiting for passengers Hagman Road and Jefferson American Legion carnival, a Special Town Meeting to quested toward the purchase floor of the large brick apart- to board. The brick building Avenue in the Center and the the selectmen voted not to vote as to whether the town ment building still standing on directly behind and to the second on Crest Avenue in the issue a license to the Legion will accept new town streets of playground apparatus. the corner. All these pictures right of this trolley car, was Highlands. to conduct its annual July 4 for the purpose of construct- Members of the Winthrop the Winthrop Beach Casino look at the corner from about The fourth picture, tak- carnival at Ingleside Park. ing 73 units of public housing Improvement Association are the same direction and show built in 1912. Owned by Fred en about 1946, shows Henry The decision was bitterly op- for veterans and their families seeking to have billboards the wooden Three-Deck- Slocum it housed, at various Rock’s Amoco Gas Station on posed by Legion members, in the areas between Main and er apartment building in the times, a Dance Hall on the removed from the town's lim- the site of the former Beach who noted that the carnival Pleasant Sts. and off Main St. background. During the 1880 second floor as well as a 12 its and are getting help from Railroad Station. Totten’s has been a town tradition for near Hermon St. to 1920 period, Winthrop es- lane bowling alley run by Er- some of the property owners Barber Shop, his wife’s can- 50 years. They also said that David C. Freeman, Bev- sentially had seven “village” nest and Robert Lessard and they already had signed a con- erly J. Fenton, and Robert who are seeing to it that liquor areas evolve each of which a Variety Store run by their dy store and the Convenient News store are seen where tract with the carnival compa- E. Mulcahy were winners of ads are not shown on their usually had a train station, father Armand Lessard on the ny and that they will have to $250 scholarships at gradu- a drugstore, grocery/variety first floor. During the 1930s D’Parma Ristorante is today. property. Former Town Treasurer, Mey- curtail their civic activities in ation exercises for the WHS store and a barber shop. Such and ‘40s, a Mrs. Slater divid- the town because of the loss of Class of 1949 last Thursday was Delby’s Corner. ed up the dance hall into many er Brill, operated a TV repair 120 years ago shop from 1948 to about 1990 revenue. night in the junior high audi- In picture one, taken in small cubicles which were Long lines at local gas sta- torium. Altogether, 29 seniors June 30, 1899 in this same building where 1910, the final spikes were rented to tourists under the tion once again are the norm among the graduates were The dedication of the Frost the Barber Shop was previ- being driven into the rail bed name of “The Empire Hotel”. thanks to the energy crisis. presented with 35 awards. ously shown. Many thanks Library took place on Tues- of the privately owned Ridge- The third photograph was More than 100 cars were lined Sgt. John J. VanDalinda has way Point Shirley Railroad taken in the spring of 1940. to John Creedon for sharing day, June 27. The Hon. Wil- up at Bolster's Shell when it graduated from fingerprint liam Everett gave the oration. which, until 1928, carried pas- The Beach Railroad Station his knowledge on the various opened for business Sunday technician training, the first sengers from the Beach Nar- can be seen as it was being businesses that occupied these morning. Gas stations are be- local officer to do so. The new library contains a row Gauge Railroad Station to razed. On the left side of the buildings over the years. ing forced to close early in the The Winthrop Youth Recre- collection of all the maps ever day because of the fuel short- ation Commission will spon- known of the town. age, which also has resulted in sor a block dance in Metcalf a shortage of tempers among Square from 8:30 to 11:30 130 years ago motorists unable to get gas for p.m. June 28, 1889 their cars. Johnny Weismuller and 3 The Great Head School, Sally Field star in "Norma Virginia Grey star in "Jungle Rae" at the Kincade Theatre. Jim" at the Winthrop and State under the charge of Miss Theatres. Wilkins, had its examination 50 years ago exercises Tuesday afternoon, June 26, 1969 80 years ago consisting of singing, decla- Bruce Ross, the President June 24, 1939 mation, and a general review of the Winthrop Teachers As- Commencement exercises soc., blasted School Commit- for the CHS Class of 1939 of studies. School Committee tee members William DiMen- were held at Miller Field as members Clisby and Stover to, John A. Canavan Jr., and 266 grads received their diplo- were present. Exercises for Robert DeGregorio for what mas. Margaret Hanlon, Abra- the Almont Primary, the Inter- he termed as their "unethi- ham Goldberg, and Laurette mediate, and the High School cal treatment" of incumbent Lecour gave the honor essays. will take place later this week. WHS head basketball coach Town employees motored John Myers for failing to re- to Tucks Point, Manchester by The School Committee speaks appoint him as coach, which the Sea, for their third annual in praise of the faithful efforts prompted Myers to seek and outing Wednesday. A catered of the several teachers that 4 obtain the same position at chicken pie dinner was served have resulted in the evident Watertown High. Myers's de- at noon, followed by games progress of the schools men- parture now paves the way for and boating. tioned. newly-appointed physical ed- Don Ameche, Loretta ucation teacher Henry McCar- Young, and Henry Fonda star Floyd and Tucker have had thy to be named the new WHS in "The Story of Alexander a telephone put into their of- basketball coach. Graham Bell" at the Winthrop fice in Winthrop Centre as Eight youths, all under the and State Theatres. agents for the Revere Water age of 21, were arrested by Company and for general pur- local police for liquor law 90 years ago poses. violations after a Sagamore June 29, 1929 Ave. woman called to report The well-organized plan by Hammocks were stolen that the youths were drinking the local Board of Trade has from two cottages Sunday beer in a car parked outside of been set for the week of July evening. Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 27, 2019 E-mail: [email protected]

Winthrop Senior Center News June 27 – July 3, 2019 Two finalists vying for Massport CEO job Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm By John Lynds 2014, Golden functions as the www.town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging BPDA’s chief executive. He Thursday, June 27 The Massport Board of Di- oversees the agency’s core 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) rectors announced that Bos- missions of community-en- 10:00-11:00am – Options Counseling with Mystic Valley Elder Ser- ton Planning and Develop- gaged planning, regulation vices (Appointment Required) ment head Brian Golden and of major real estate develop- 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara Massport’s Port Director Lisa ment, management of the BP- 12:00pm – Lunch Weiland have emerged as the DA’s real property, and work- 1:00pm – Bingo two finalists who will be con- force training programs. sidered for the Massport CEO An attorney since 1993, Friday, June 28 post. Golden is a former member 9:30am – Exercise Class The Massport board will Massport’s Port Director Lisa BPDA Director Brian Golden. of the Massachusetts House 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry meet during a special meeting Weiland. of Representatives, where he 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy Thursday and make its final served the Allston-Brighton importantly, what experience development, marketing, op- 12:00pm – Lunch decision on whether it will neighborhood of Boston. He they have working with local erations, security, financial be Golden or Weiland for the was also the New England impacted neighborhoods,“ management, administration Saturday, June 29 $300,000 a year job that will Regional Director at the US said Massport board member and maintenance of all of 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy oversee Logan International Department of Health and and Eastie resident John Nu- Massport’s non-aviation prop- Airport and the Conley Ship- Human Services, a Commis- Monday, July 1 cci. “Those were former CEO erties. Before joining the Mar- ping Terminal in Southie. sioner at the Massachusetts 9:30am – Exercise Thomas Glynn’s strengths itime team, Wieland served After a nation-wide search Department of Telecommu- 12:00pm – Lunch and it’s what we need again in several roles at Massport, that included 170 applicants nications and Energy, and a 1:00pm – Bingo right now.” including the Director of HR for the job the Massport board member of the Board of Di- 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara In 2016 the Massport board Strategy and Employment cut the list down to 40, then rectors at the Federal Home voted to promote Weiland and the Director of Corpo- 10, then four before Golden Loan Bank of Boston. Tuesday, July 2 from Acting Port Director to rate Planning and Analysis. and Weiland emerged. Golden has served as a U.S. 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy Port Director. Wieland has been with Mass- “I want to hear three things Army officer, active duty and 10:00-11:00am – Blood Pressures Wieland has served as the port since 2006. from the two candidates; their reserve, for more than twenty 10:00am – Arts & Crafts Acting Port Director since Prior to her employment 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) vision, how familiar and ex- years. His military experience March of 2015 and previously with Massport, Wieland 10:30-11:30am – Exercise for Arthritis perienced they are in working included duty in Bosnia, Iraq, as Maritime’s Chief Admin- worked as a consultant for 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy the levers of local and federal and Israel/West Bank. istrative Officer. As Port Di- Bain & Company serving 12:00pm – Lunch government, and maybe most Golden is a graduate of the 1:00pm– Art Class with Dawn rector, she oversees planning, health care and consumer Boston Latin School and Har- 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal products clients, and for CNN vard College. He received a in various news and political Master's degree from the U.S. Wednesday, July 3 assignments. She received her Army War College and a law 9:30am – Exercise Class OBITUARY B.A. from UCLA in Political degree from the College of 10:00am – Hearing Support Group Meeting Science, and her M.B.A. from William and Mary's School of 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) Rolf Beutel the Harvard Business School. Law. 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) As BPDA Director since 12:00pm – Lunch General Manager of Paramount Transportation 1:00pm – The Senior Center will be closing at 1pm. Systems, former professional hockey player Get the Senior Center’s monthly newsletter emailed to you. You Rolf Beutel of Crest Ave- can now subscribe to have the Senior Center Newsletter emailed nue, Winthrop passed away to you each month. To sign up, go to www.town.winthrop.ma.us/ suddenly in New Brunswick, Award // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 subscribe. N.J. on June 17. He was 50 Senior Center Holiday Schedule: The Senior Center will be years old. Beautification Committee her time to the local media sta- closing at 1pm on Wednesday, July 3 and will be closed on Thurs- Born in Boston, the beloved (RBC), which aims to improve tion, RevereTV, even hosting day, July 4 and Friday, July 5. son of Karen Beutel (Guem) the image of the city of Revere some of its programming. She and her companion Pat Fee- through an ambitious cleanup The Senior Van will be off the road July 1-5. Also, until fur- has also spent time soliciting ley and Alfred “Rudy” Beu- and beautification program ther notice, the van will only operate on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and books for the “Little Librar- Thursdays. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you would like tel, he was a 1987 graduate of and by addressing civic and Winthrop High School where environmental concerns. ies” that are located through- to schedule a ride, please contact the Senior Center at least 1-2 busi- out Revere. ness days in advance. he excelled at hockey. After Eleanor has spearhead- graduation, he went on to play tries around the world. ed many programs that have In LovIng MeMory of Part-Time Van Driver Wanted: The Winthrop Council on Ag- hockey at the University of He was recently named helped make the city cleaner ing is looking for a part-time driver (16 hours/week) for its Senior Denver. After his graduation the General Manager of Par- and prettier, including, but not Melissa J. Van. The van provides round-trip transportation for medical ap- from college, he played pro- amount Transportation Sys- limited to: Chipman pointments, shopping, trips to and from the Senior Center, etc. for fessionally in Germany and tems prior to his passing. the “Adopt an Island” pro- June 1972 - June 2001 senior citizens in Winthrop. Salary: $12/hour. For more information recreationally in other coun- He was the devoted hus- gram that places plantings in 18 Year Anniversary please contact 617-846-8538. band of Jahzel Rueya Lih median strips and roadway is- and the loving father of twin lands across the city, including Italian Class with Michael will not meet again until September. ST. JUDE girls, Sofia and Steffi. He was on flowerbeds along Revere Beach; Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call NOVENA the loving nephew of Barbara the “Adopt a Barrel” pro- the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the next May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be Schering, Renate and Franz Rolleitner, Bernd and Lore gram that has increased the day. Thank you! adored, glorified, loved and pre- Guem and Hildegard and amount of trash barrels on the served throughout the world now Computer Lab: The Senior Center computer lab is open Mon- Hanz Krazlien, all of Germa- streets of Revere to discour- and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus day-Thursday: 9am-3pm and Friday: 9am-2pm. ny; son in law of David and age littering; and pray for us. St. Jude, worker of mir- Yvonne Lih, brother-in-law of the “Home of the Month God looked around his garden SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to acles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of Jahzon Lih and his wife, Tas Award,” which recognizes And he found an empty place. He then looked down upon the help you with any health insurance questions you may have. If you the hopeless, pray for us. Say this homeowners across the city and Jeffrey Lih. He was also earth, and saw your tired face. would like to visit with one of our SHINE Counselors, please call prayer 9 times a day. By the 8th day the cousin of Patty. who landscape their yards. He put his arms around you, and the Senior Center (617-846-8538) to schedule an appointment. your prayer will be answered. It has Family and friends are cor- In addition to the RBC, lifted you to rest. never been known to fail. Publication dially invited to attend the Eleanor has donated much of God’s garden must be beautiful, Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning sessions must be promised. visitation from the Caggia- He always takes the best. with Betsy Duplin will be on Tuesday, July 9 and 23 from 2:00- no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral TORF FUNERAL He knew you were suffering, 3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, or tablets, along with My prayers have been answered. He knew that you were in pain your questions. Learning this new technology can open up a whole Home, Winthrop on Friday, SERVICE P.G. June 28 from 4 to 8 p.m. The He knew that you would never new world for you. Pre-need planning with our Get well on Earth again. funeral will be conducted from price protection guarantee. He saw that the road was getting Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the house? PRAYER TO THE the funeral home on Saturday, Arrangements made at our rough, and the hills were hard If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior Center? We put BLESSED MOTHER June 29 at 9 a.m. followed by facility or in the comfort of to climb. jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting the Senior Center. a Funeral Mass in the St. John your own home So he closed your weary eyelids, (never known to fail) Thank you! the Evangelist Church, 320 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: and whispered, “Peace be Thine.” O Most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruit- Deborah Torf Golden It broke our hearts to lose you, ful vine, splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of Winthrop St., Winthrop at 10 UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS Amy Torf Golden but you didn’t go alone the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in a.m. Services will conclude Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) Monday, July 15 (10:15am): Taking Control of Your Future, a For part of us went with you, the my necessity. O Star of the Sea, help and show with interment in the Belle M.L. Torf (1867-1940) Legal Check Up with Attorney Michael T. Dwyer. Join us for a day God called you home. me where you are my Mother, O Holy Mary, Isle section of Winthrop Cem- Lovingly Remembered lively, informative & interactive presentation which will review the Mother of God, Queen of heaven and earth, I etery. (617) 889-2900 & Sadly Missed, importance of essential estate planning documents and the disas- humbly beseech you from the bottom of my Memorial donations may Chris, Shawna, Nana, ters that result from poorly prepared documents or from having no heart, to succor me in my necessity (make (800)428-7161 be made to the Sofia and Stef- Papa & Family documents at all. If you would like to attend, please sign up at the request). There are none that can withstand your www.torffuneralservice.com front desk. power. O Mary conceived without sin, pray for fi Beutel College Fund, Bank Tuesday, July 23 (10am-12pm): Suffolk County Registry of us who have recourse to thee. (3 times). Holy of America, 25 Bartlett Road, Deeds. Register Murphy and his staff will be at the Senior Center Mary, I place this cause in your hands. (3 times). Winthrop MA 02152 Attn: To place a memoriam in the to assist you with any matters relating to the Registry of Deeds. Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days, then you Heather Sullivan. Information will be available concerning the MA Homestead Act, must publish and it will be granted for you. To sign the online guest- Winthrop Sun Transcript, please and they will be able to print a Registry recorded deed, confirm the Grateful thanks. book, go towww.caggianofu- status of a mortgage discharge or check on any filing. No appoint- A.H.V. neralhome.com. call 781-485-0588 ment needed. Thursday, August 1 (12-1pm): Farmers Market Coupons. A lim- ited number of Farmers’ Market coupons worth $25 will be distrib- IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... All types of services uted on a first come, first served basis. To be eligible, you must be a Winthrop resident, over age 60, low income or disabled living in for all types of people. elderly housing while receiving meals on wheels. MAURICE W. KIRBY

UPCOMING VAN AND FERRY TRIPS Some people prefer traditional funeral All van and ferry trips cost $10. Van trips are limited to 8 people services. Others prefer cremation. and lunch is on your own. Some want an elaborate ceremony. Wednesday, July 17: Winthrop Ferry Harbor Cruise. Sign up by Then there are others who don’t Friday, July 12th. Check only, please make payable to: “Friends of want any ceremony at all. When the WCOA”. Friday, August 2: Portsmouth, NH. Sign up beginning July 1. it comes to funerals, there are Check only, please make payable to “Town of Winthrop”. as many options as there are Friday, September 13: Winthrop Ferry Harbor Cruise. Sign up people. And we take pride in beginning August 1. FUNERAL HOME, INC. being able to say we offer them all. Friday, October 4: Mt. Wachusett Foliage Tour. Sign up begin- ning September 1. • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA UPCOMING TRIPS • SERVING ALL FAITHS Flyers, with detailed information on each trip are available at the Caggiano Senior Center. CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION FUNERALHOME Thursday, July 18, 2019: Granite State Chocolate and Wine Tour. Cost: $92. Visit Sanborn Candies in Hampton Beach and enjoy a 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 (617) 846-0909 Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 wine tasting at Flag Hill Winery, with lunch at Warren’s Lobster www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 House. Meal choice: Crab Crusted Salmon, Top Sirloin Steak, Ritzy 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. Filet of Fresh Haddock or Seafood Casserole. WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com © adfinity© Saturday, August 24: Bailey Island Cruise/Portland, Maine. Cost: $114. Catching the ferry from Portland to Bailey Island, enjoy Black a narrated two-hour cruise out to Casco Bay before docking at Bai- ley Island. Lunch at Cook’s Lobster & Ale House before stopping at Portland Head Light. Meal choices: Fresh Lobster Roll, Broiled Haddock Sandwich, or Chicken & Brie Sandwich. Wait List Only.

Thursday, August 28, 2019: Jersey Boys at Northshore Music Theater and lunch at the Danversport Yacht Club. Cost: $122. Meal choices: Fresh Baked Schrod or Baked Chicken. (Please note the date of this trip has changed from Wednesday, August 15 to Thurs- E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 7 EBNHC Farmers Market to return to Central Square July 3

By John Lynds ago but were on hiatus last goal--to diversify things and vegetables purchased at the year. have a little bit of everything. Farmers Market. The East Boston Neighbor- “Another new vendor is Diverse cultures make up the WIC supports farmers as hood Health Center’s (EBN- Valicenti Pasta who does community of East Boston well as good nutrition through HC) Let’s Get Movin Farm- fresh pasta, ravioli and sauc- and I think we are starting to the Farmers Market Nutrition ers Market will kickoff next es,” said Whitman. “Also Mr. achieve that variety that re- Program. WIC Farmers Mar- Wednesday, July 3, at 3 p.m. Tamole will be selling tamales flects the neighborhood.” ket coupons may be used at in Central Square. biweekly as well as Seacoast Whitman said aside from the East Boston Farmers Mar- Once open, the widely pop- Cheese Maven that sells lo- shopping at the Farmers Mar- ket on fresh, uncut fruits and ular market that features a cally sourced cheeses.” ket the market will include vegetables. wide array of locally sourced Another newcomer will musical performances, a Bike Also eligible seniors can fresh fruits, veggies, meats, be TC Market who will be Safety Day, Back to School contact the senior agency that cheeses, coffee and preserves on hand Wednesdays to offer Backpack Day, and more. serves their town to find out A resident inspects some multi-colored peppers at the East will run each Wednesday from preserves, hot sauces, honey The Farmers Market will when and where Senior Farm- Boston Farmers' Market. 3 to 6:30 p.m. until Oct. 16. and vinegars. also be an out-of-school sum- ers Market Coupons will be Director of the EBNHC Whitman said the residents mer lunch site for kids. distributed. Senior Farmers Let’s Get Movin program of Eastie come from many Whitman also noted that Market coupons may be used tables. Brockton, MA. Weekly at 3:00 pm, free kids’ bike raf- Gabrielle Whitman said the different places and have the market would not be pos- on fresh, uncut fruits and veg- Arrowhead Farm: Produce, fle, bicycle repair by Boston East Boston Farmers Market many favorite foods and the sible without all of this year’s etables and honey. meat, eggs, flowers, preserves. Cyclists Union has become a place during the Farmers Market should reflect sponsors. “I love working with the Newburyport, MA. Weekly August 7: National Farm- summer and fall that brings to- that diversity. EBNHC does not charge a different vendors year after Veronica Robles Cultural ers Market Week: Join us gether farmers and neighbors With a community that has fee for vendors to participate year and see the work they Center: “Elotes locos” (Mex- in celebrating our farmers to shop, enjoy performances roots in the Americas, Europe, in the Farmers Market, and all do farming all year and be ican street corn). East Boston, with a cooking demo by by local musicians, and find Southeast Asia, and Africa vendors take home 100 per- able to bring those affordable MA. Weekly Project Bread Chef Vanessa information on healthy eat- the Farmers Market has be- cent of their profits. However, fruits and vegetables to the Eagle Hill Coffee Compa- LaBranche, a raffle, and more! ing. The Farmers Market is come a source for the greens, there are still costs associated community,” said Whitman. ny: Iced coffee, bagged coffee August 28: Back to School the place to see friends, meet herbs, fruits, and vegetables with running the market and “The farmers definitely try beans. East Boston, MA. Bi- Day: Backpack giveaway for your neighbors, and celebrate of all traditions. Aside from sponsors like First Priority and make the food accessible weekly school-aged kids, free ap- being a member of Eastie’s di- tomatoes, corn and beans, Credit Union, Portside at East to people by accepting SNAP, Valicenti Pasta: Fresh pas- ple coupons for kids, special ta, ravioli, sauces. Hollis, NH. verse and vibrant community. hot peppers there are always Pier, Reelhouse and Spinelli’s WIC coupons and senior guests, and more! Biweekly “So we have several ven- unique items like amaranth, helps defray those costs. coupons and that makes it a September 11: Commu- dors this year with some of yierba mora, and papalo, wa- The Farmers Market ac- lot more affordable for those Mr. Tamole: Tamales. Dorchester, MA. Biweekly nity Programs Day: Learn the favorites coming back ter spinach and bok choy, pea cepts cash, credit, debit, WIC folks.” about fall programs from lo- like Farmer Dave’s and Asia tendrils, scallions and Asian coupons, senior coupons, and Seacoast Cheese Maven: Portsmouth, NH. Biweekly cal youth, sports, and fitness Farms,” said Whitman. “One mustard, collard greens, cilan- SNAP/food stamps. Vouchers 2019 Vendors programs! of our new vendors this year tro, peaches and apples, Ital- and coupons for shopping at Farmer Dave’s: Produce, TC Market: Preserves, hot sauces, honey, vinegars. is Arrowhead Farm and they ian and sweet Thai basil. farmers markets are available bakery products, beans, pre- 2019 Sponsors “I think people will be ex- for qualified families. SNAP/ serves/sauces. Dracut, MA. Somerville, MA. Biweekly sell produce, meat, eggs, First Priority Credit Union flowers and preserves.” cited,” said Whitman. “Some EBT customers receive a Weekly Lost Art Cultured Foods: Portside at East Pier Whitman was also glad to have asked for more vari- 100 percent incentive (a dol- Meadowbrook Orchards: Sauerkraut. Cranston, RI. Eastern Bank announce the return of Eagle ety and to meet that demand lar-for-dollar match up to $40- Fruit, preserves/sauces, bak- Monthly Hill Coffee Company that we’ve added those new ven- $80, depending on household ery products. Sterling, MA. Brook Property Mgt. were a big hit with the Farm- dors to give folks more va- size) for each SNAP dollar Weekly 2019 Events Reelhouse ers Market crowds two years riety. That was kind of our spent on targeted fruits and Asia Farm: Specialty vege- July 31: Bike Day: Free Beacon Communities bike helmets for kids starting Spinelli’s

BLESSING OF THE FLEET News Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

JUNE STREET Fungi. Contestants can submit Authority (Massport), Lieu- A new KidPort decorated SWEEPING IS up to 10 images. tenant Gov. Karyn Polito and with characters from chil- Photographs can have been American Airlines celebrated dren’s books written by local UNDERWAY taken any time prior to or the unveiling of the new Ter- authors; The Town of Winthrop during the 2019 contest peri- minal B Great Hall as part of A new pet relief station. conducts Street Sweeping op- od, but must have been shot the Terminal B Optimization Another essential change erations on the last full week in Massachusetts or at Mass project at Boston Logan Inter- is that all American Airlines of the month (last week with Audubon’s Wildwood Camp national Airport. This project operations will now occur a Friday) from April through in Rindge, N.H. offers passengers more conve- on one side of the Terminal. October between 7:00 a.m. One Grand Prize winner nience, increased efficiency, Since the merger between US and 4:00 p.m. on the day of will be awarded a $250 gift both at the airline ticket count- Airways and American final- a street’s trash collection. If card, in addition to being ers and security, and overall ized in 2015, American has there is a holiday on the week featured in Mass Audubon’s better customer service. had operations on both sides sweeping would normally oc- member newsletter, Explore. “Massport has played a of Terminal B. This consol- cur, sweeping is done a week Eleven winners will receive vital role in supporting the idation optimizes the space early. $100 gift cards, and at least Baker-Polito Administration’s in the passenger hold rooms, Town ordinance prohibits six honorable mentions will commitment to promoting gate areas, and baggage claim parking in a manner that im- receive $50 gift cards. Ad- economic development and areas. American serves more pedes the street sweeper. Vi- ditional honorable mentions expanding global business than six million passengers olation of the street sweeping may be awarded at the discre- connections for the Common- per year at Logan and is the ordinance carries a $40.00 tion of the judges. wealth,” said Lt. Gov. Polito. airport’s third largest operator. fine, and your vehicle can be All gift cards are to be re- “This collaborative project “We’re investing back into towed. deemed at a Mass Audubon between Massport and Ameri- our business in partnership The remaining 2019 street shop or wildlife sanctuary. can Airlines provides custom- with Massport and Boston sweeping dates are: To enter and to review con- ers with a more comfortable Logan,” said American’s Vice test information, including airport experience accompa- President of Government & June 24-28 rules and how to submit pho- nied with local flavor and in- Airport Michael Minerva. July 22-26 tos online, please visit mas- novative technology.” “These upgrades will provide Aug. 26-30 saudubon.org/picturethis. The Terminal B Optimiza- a more modern, enjoyable Sep. 23-27 Mass Audubon protects tion project connects all 37 travel experience for our cus- Oct. 21-25 more than 38,000 acres of gates post-security and con- tomers and a better workplace For a map of the land throughout Massachu- solidates three TSA security for our 1,700 Boston-based street sweeping days, setts, saving birds and other checkpoints on the former US team members.” please click here wildlife, and making nature Airways side into one modern In total, the project includ- For a downloadable calen- accessible to all. As Massa- checkpoint, including new ed the construction of an ad- dar of the 2019 street sweep- chusetts’ largest nature con- Automated Screening Lanes ditional 75,000 square-feet This Saturday, June 29, Cottage Park Yacht Club will be hosting ing schedule, please click here servation nonprofit, we -wel (ASL), which improve effi- and the renovation of approx- the annual Blessing of the Fleet. Clergy from several denomina- For the complete language come more than a half million ciency and reduce wait times imately 70,000 square-feet of tions will be welcoming the colorful parade of boats as they sail of the street sweeping ordi- visitors a year to our wildlife for passengers. Additionally, existing space within Termi- past the reviewing stand. At approximately 5:30 p.m. the United nance, please click here sanctuaries and 20 nature cen- the project included the ex- nal B. The project is pursuing States Coast Guard will be presenting the Colors. In conjunction ters. From inspiring hilltop pansion and reorganization of green building initiatives and with the ecumenical affair, a 4:30 p.m. Mass will be celebrated in MASS AUDUBON views to breathtaking coastal ticketing counters and kiosks; LEED Certification. the e ballroom by Rev. Christopher O’Connor, pastor of St. John the Evangelist. All friends, family and yachtsmen are invited to ‘PICTURE THIS:’ landscapes, serene woods, and gate modifications to better “American has always working farms, we believe in accommodate airline require- been a great partner and we enjoy all the events; a barbeque is planned as well. ANNUAL STATEWIDE protecting our state’s natural ments; an improved baggage are grateful for their collabo- PHOTO CONTEST treasures for wildlife and for handling area; reconfigured ration to improve the custom- top priority and having one ing patient throughout this ALIVE AND CLICKING! all people—a vision shared concession locations and im- er experience,” said Massport security checkpoint makes the process and we hope they en- Do you appreciate the out- in 1896 by our founders, two proved aesthetics, specialty Aviation Director Ed Freni. whole process more efficient. joy the new exhibits and spac- doors and enjoy taking pho- extraordinary Boston women. seating and wayfinding. “Safety and security is our We appreciate passengers be- es we have to offer. tographs that celebrate your Today, Mass Audubon is a The Great Hall also fea- connection with nature? Then nationally recognized envi- tures: you and “Picture This: Your ronmental education leader, Better flow for passen- Great Outdoors,” Mass Audu- offering thousands of camp, gers, from the ticket counter, bon’s annual statewide photo school, and adult programs through security and to their contest, are a picture-perfect that get over 225,000 kids gate; fit! and adults outdoors every Most notably, an entire Picture This: welcomes year. With more than 125,000 wall of energy-efficient win- shutterbugs of all ages, back- members and supporters, we dows that let in more natural grounds, and levels of experi- advocate on Beacon Hill and light and darken while in di- ence to share the natural beau- beyond, and conduct conser- rect sunlight, making the area ty of the Bay State through vation research to preserve more comfortable for passen- their photography. The com- the natural heritage of our gers and employees; petition, which each year at- beautiful state for today’s and New concessions and tracts hundreds of photogra- future generations. Learn how restaurants with local flavor, phers who submit thousands at massaudubon.org. such as Lucca’s and Kelly’s of images, is now under way Roast Beef; and continues through Mon- MASSPORT AND Exhibits that celebrate day, Sept. 30. AMERICAN AIRLINES New England athletes, sports teams, and special moments Participants can enter in CELEBRATE either 18-and-Older or Un- in the region’s sports history; der-18 age categories and UNVEILING OF More comfortable seating can focus on six subject ar- TERMINAL B GREAT options, including couches, eas: People in Nature, Birds, lounge chairs, and work sta- HALL tions with device plug-in ca- Mammals, Other Animals, The Massachusetts Port Landscapes, and Plants and pabilities; Page 8 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 27, 2019 E-mail: [email protected] ANNUAL MARFAN/EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME WALK FOR VICTORY FUNDRAISER On Saturday, the Marfan Foundation held its Annual Walk for Victory for Marfan/Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome on the Boston Common. The Boston Walk for Victory helps raise awareness and advance the life-saving work of The Marfan Foundation. Marfan syndrome, as well Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, is a po- tentially life-threatening genetic disorder, but people can live a normal lifespan if they are diagnosed and treated. Otherwise, they are at risk of sudden early death due to a tear in their aorta, the large artery that takes blood away from the heart. Alarmingly, medical experts say that half of those with Marfan syndrome are not diagnosed and are at risk. Dozens of teams President-Massachusetts and hundreds of participants, including teams from East Bos- Chapter of The Marfan Foun- ton and Winthrop, took part in this year’s walk. dation Jon Rodis (right) Attendees were all smiles during Saturday’s Walk for Victory.

Brody Lynds, who lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, is pic- tured center with Team Brody. His team raised close to $2,000 Saturday.

Having fun during the walk. Dr. Ron Larco congratulates teams during the annual walk.

President-Massachusetts Chapter of The Marfan Foun- dation Jon Rodis. The walk included games, Members of the South Shore Music Theater performed at the music, facepainting and oth- annual walk. er activities.

Teams take part in the one-mile walk at the Boston Common Saturday.

Kids had plenty to keep them busy during the annual walk like games, dancing, face painting.

A group shot of all of this year’s participants in Saturday’s Marfan/Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Walk. The walk raised over $60,000 for the Marfan Foundation on Saturday with donations still coming in.

Team Zebra, who includes President-Massachusetts Chapter of Members of Team Zebra The Marfan Foundation Jon Rodis, raised nearly $10,000. during the walk. Town receives climate change grant

By Sue Ellen Woodcock said House Speaker Robert The project, totaling A. DeLeo. “This summer I’m $135,900 builds upon the ex- The Town of Winthrop as looking forward to taking up isting collaborative efforts part of the Metro Mayors Co- the House’s GreenWorks leg- in the Greater Boston area alition Region has received islation – a 10-year, $1 billion to address climate resilience a $99,740 grant through the climate and clean energy imi- through land use tools and Municipal Vulnerability Pre- tative – which will give com- policies. Land use tools and paredness (MVP) Program munities access to additional policies such as zoning or- – which is to fund climate grants aimed at addressing the dinances (including overlay change resilience projects. effects of climate change.” districts), site plan review, A total of $10.3 million was Much of this work has and resilient design guidelines awarded to 34 communities been done in Winthrop with can help prepare a municipal- across Massachusetts includ- the Metropolitan Area Plan- ity long-term for the impacts ing Winthrop. The project is ning Council (MAPC). of climate change. Land use a Climate Resilient Land Use Town Manager Austin tools and policies can be used initiative. Faison said he is excited to to: “Climate change is an on- partner with MAPC and be a · Shift development out going issue facing our coastal lead community in resiliency of harm’s way (i.e. the flood communities like Winthrop, zoning. zone) Arrive and this grant will help the “This will help set the table · Protect natural systems community move forward an on master planning projects important land use program,” for the town,” Faison said. See CLIMATE CHANGE Page 9 easier Do you or someone you know need help staying independent, active & healthy?

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WINTHROP STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS

DEMPSEY EARNS attention, with the resources, evant 21st-century education. WINTHROP STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM DEGREE FROM technology and facilities of a large university. Students HASKELL GRADUATES SAINT JOSEPH PREP CONNECTICUT can choose from more than FROM ENDICOTT Saint Joseph Preparato- (UMASS, Amherst), and from Honan, Massachusetts State COLLEGE 160 undergraduate program ry High School held its sev- the Valedictorian, Daniel Lot- options and 165 graduate pro- Christine Haskell of Win- Representative for the 17th Hunter Jake Dempsey of enth Commencement Exer- ti (UMASS, Lowell, Honors gram options in the liberal throp, graduated Cum Laude District, was the Commence- Winthrop was awarded a cises at the Robsham Theater Program). Lee Hogan, CSJ, arts and sciences, education, with a B.A. in Liberal Stud- Bachelor of Arts degree in at Boston College on June 6. President of the Sisters of St. ment Speaker. Rep. Honan, health professions and human ies/Education from Endicott Economics from Connecticut Joseph of Boston, offered the in sharing his appreciation services, the Peter S. Kalikow College in Beverly, Mass., on Diplomas were conferred to College at the 101st com- May 25. 99 members of this graduating Invocation and Board Chair for and dedication to service, mencement ceremony on May School of Government, Pub- lic Policy and International class, the Class of 2019, by Dr. Carole Hughes, Senior encouraged the graduates to 19. Head of School, Thomas E. Associate Dean/Director for The 403 members of Con- Affairs, the Fred DeMatteis D’AGOSTINO NAMED continue to honor and prior- School of Engineering and Nunan, Jr. The graduates and the Office of Graduate - Stu necticut College's Class of TO UA DEAN’S LIST their families were treated to dent Life at Boston College, itize compassionate service 2019 were addressed by Pres- Applied Science, the Frank G. Ryan Eavan D’Agostino of and generosity of spirit in all Zarb School of Business, the exemplary speeches from the extended congratulations to ident Katherine Bergeron Winthrop, was named to The Salutatorian, Sarah Gyurmey the graduates. Mr. Kevin G. that they do. and Columbia professors of Lawrence Herbert School of University of Alabama Dean’s biological sciences Tulle Ha- Communication, the Maurice List for spring 2019. zelrigg and Martin Chalfie. A. Deane School of Law, the A total of 11,406 stu- Chalfie was awarded the 2008 Hofstra Northwell School of dents enrolled during the Nobel Prize in Chemistry Graduate Nursing and Physi- 2019 spring term at UA were for his introduction of Green cian Assistant Studies, and the named to the Dean’s List with Fluorescent Protein (GFP) as Donald and Barbara Zucker an academic record of 3.5 or a biological marker. Hazel- School of Medicine at Hofst- above or the President’s List rigg was the first person to ra/Northwell. Hofstra Univer- with an academic record of use green fluorescent protein sity is a dynamic community 4.0 (all A’s). (GFP) in fruit flies and the of more than 11,000 students The UA Dean’s and Presi- first to create fusions of GFP from around the world who dent’s lists recognize full-time attached to another protein-an are dedicated to civic engage- undergraduate students. The advance that has changed the ment, academic excellence lists do not apply to graduate way biological research is and becoming leaders in their students or to undergraduate conducted. The class speaker communities and their ca- students who take less than a was Issraa Faiz '19, an inter- reers. full course load. national relations major with The University of Alabama, minors in Africana studies and EMMANUEL COLLEGE the state’s oldest and largest film studies. NAMES STUDENTS TO public institution of higher Founded in 1911, Con- education, is a student-cen- necticut College is a highly DEAN’S LIST tered research university that selective private liberal col- In honor of their outstand- draws the best and brightest to lege located on a 750-acre ar- ing academic achievement, an academic community com- boretum campus overlooking Emmanuel College has named mitted to providing a premier Long Island Sound and the more than 700 students to the undergraduate and graduate Thames River. Our innovative Dean’s List for the Spring education. UA is dedicated educational approach, Con- 2019 semester. To earn a spot to achieving excellence in nections, integrates every- on the Dean’s List, Emmanuel scholarship, collaboration thing our 1,800 students ex- students must achieve a grade and intellectual engagement; perience here-classes, majors, point average of 3.5 or higher providing public outreach and study abroad, internships, for a 16-credit semester. The service to the state of Alabama residence hall and campus following local students were and the nation; and nurturing life-so they learn how to look awarded: a campus environment that at problems from multiple an- Brooke Bacigalupo of Win- fosters collegiality, respect gles and find value in differing throp and inclusivity. Pictured left to right, Daniel Lotti (UMASS Lowell, Honors Program), Madison Murphy (Sacred points of view. Our mission is Danielle Navarro of Win- Heart University), Gabriella Ribeiro (Babson College), (L to R, front row) Katherine Honan (Virginia to educate students to put the throp HAMES DALTON Tech), and Jamie Scali (Merrimack College) with Mr. Nunan liberal arts into action as cit- Devin Pulsifer of Winthrop izens in a global society. 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EAST BOSTON DISTRICT COURT LAW DAY CELEBRATION

On Thursday, May 9, Delehanty died suddenly Judge John McDonald and in January after suffering a staff at the East Boston Dis- cardiac incident. Delehanty trict Court held the annual was 58 and had served as a Law Day Celebration. police officer for 25 years and This year’s Law Day was as a union electrical worker a bit different then years past. for more than 36 years. Instead of the usual Law Day Detective Delehanty was activities with students from known as a strong yet gentle local schools this year’s cel- street cop with a fierce loyal- ebration posthumously hon- ty to the citizens of Winthrop. ored Detective Michael Dele- He earned a reputation for hanty. always extending a helping Det. Delehanty’s family hand to anyone in need. In were present as he was an- recent years, Detective Dele- nounced as this year’s Judge hanty served as the Winthrop Joseph Ferrino Community Police Prosecutor at East Winthrop Police Chief Terence Delehanty thanks Judge Joseph Service Award. Boston District Court. Ferrino.

Winthrop Police Chief Terence Delehanty hangs his brother Det. Michael Delehanty’s plaque inside the courtroom at East Boston District Court. Aside from being a Winthrop Police Officer, Michael Delehanty also served as the Winthrop Police Prosecutor at East Boston District Court.

Winthrop Police Chief Terence Delehanty and Judge John McDonald. Sen. Joseph Boncore speaks of the passion Det. Michael Dele- hanty had for the Winthrop Police and East Boston Court. Judge Joseph Ferrino presents Det. Michael Delehanty’s widow, Emily Delehanty, with the Judge Joseph Ferrino Community Service Award. Det. Delehanty was honored posthumously with the award last week during Law Day.

Winthrop Police Chief Terence Delehanty listens to Judge John McDonald talks about his the kind words spoken about his late brother. time knowing Det. Michael Delehanty.

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Black E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 11 John Nucci celebrates his one-year anniversary of life-saving kidney transplant

By John Lynds unteered to donate a kidney, Thirty-five years ago or maybe you prayed and sent Abrams’ parents, Kim and Al, Last Wednesday, a group of us good wishes —it all made were political supporters and close friends and family were a difference and we are forev- friends of Nucci. At the time invited to a luncheon at Rino’s er grateful. Thank you all so Nucci nor the Abrams could Place in East Boston by John much.” have ever guessed that Kim Nucci. Nucci, 67, suffers from and Al’s daughter would do- The day marked the one Polycystic Kidney Disease, nate her kidney to help save year anniversary of Nucci’s the same kidney disease that Nucci’s life nearly four de- life-saving kidney transplant. killed his father at the age of cades later. The former Boston City 64. He and Abrams underwent Since undergoing a lifesav- Councilor and current Suffolk the lifesaving kidney transplant ing kidney transplant Nucci University senior vice presi- surgery on June 19, 2018. has been making it his life dent wanted to bring a group “My kidneys went from 12 mission to raise awareness of friends and family together percent down to two percent and money for the disease that to thank them for all their love from February to June,” said could have ended his life. and support during his bat- Nucci after the surgery. “Kerri Last fall in Brighton, Nucci tle against Polysystic Kidney is just an amazing and brave and his family took part in the Disease, his life-saving trans- woman. To read about my Walk for Polysystic Kidney plant surgery and subsequent story, step up and undergo all Disease. Team Nucci’s goal is John Nucci and Kerri Abrams pose for a picture with Nucci’s wife, Peggy, and the couple’s three recovery. the testing and agreeing to go to raise $3,500 or more for re- sons, as well as Abrams' fiance Frank Perullo. Nucci celebrated the one year anniversary of Abrams One person in the room, through with donating her kid- search. The family plans to do donating one of her kidneys to Nucci so he could have a life saving kidney transplant surgery. Kerri Abrams, who donated ney to me after she found out the walk again this year. one of her kidneys to Nucci she was a match is something stood out among the crowd. that is so moving to me and my “There are really no words family.” to explain the gratitude I In his thirties, after the pass- feel towards my family and ing of his father following com- friends and of course Ker- plications of Polycystic Kidney ri, my wonderful donor who Disease, Nucci found out that gave me this second chance at he had inherited the same ge- life,” said an emotional Nuc- netic disorder where the renal ci holding Abrams’s hand last tubules become structurally ab- Wednesday. “Being surround- normal, resulting in the devel- ed by all of you today makes opment and growth of multiple this already special day even cysts within the kidney. more special and rewarding. The diagnosis was grim and The one anniversary gift that for the last three decades, Nuc- would make Kerri and I the ci lived knowing that someday most happy would be if ev- his kidneys would begin shut- erybody here spread the word ting down. about organ donation and “I was tested in my 30s to how important it is. It literally find out if I had inherited the saves lives.” disease and I was told then that Abrams said she loves I did in fact have cysts on my watching how far Nucci’s kidneys,” said Nucci. “As these family has come since the sur- cysts form over the years your gery. kidney function gets lower and “Watching them enjoy lower. My doctors at MassGen- these moments, it’s every- eral had been watching it every thing,” she said at last week’s year since I was in my 30s and luncheon. in the past year my levels have Nucci’s wife, Peggy called been dropping fast. That’s the Abrams’s kidney donation nature of this disease. Once ‘a beautiful gift’ to the Nucci you’re diagnosed you’re nev- family. er at full kidney function but “Thanks to the beautiful you can live at 30 percent kid- gift of life that John’s re- ney function for years. Once it markable and generous donor drops down to about 15 percent Kerri Abrams provided, John is when they say ‘it’s time’.” Kerri Abrams and John Nucci cut a ‘Kidney Cake’ in honor of the lifesaving transplant Nucci received last year. is still with us, feeling great, Abrams, who owns Kinship and entirely back to normal,” Florist in Revere, had a family said Peggy. “Maybe you vol- connection to Nucci. Independent’s 19th Annual Beach Baby

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DIDOMENICO tional leader in ensuring chil- * $21M for Residential •In other business, the learning or behavioral chal- system. It cites the bipartisan DELIVERS FOR dren of all backgrounds have Assistance for Families in Council approved the Com- lenges. Foundation Budget Review access to greater education- Transition (RAFT), including munity Preservation Act “I wanted help and no- Commission report, issued CHELSEA al opportunities. Consistent $3M to continue expanding Budget for Fiscal Year 2020, body would help,” she said. in 2015, which conclusively CHELSEA - Sen. Sal Di- with the Senate's long-stand- eligibility for individuals in and approved Community “It took DSS involvement for found that significant addi- Domenico and his colleagues ing commitment to support- need, including persons with Preservation Act funds for six the schools to jump and do the tional funding was needed in in the Massachusetts Senate ing increased investments in disabilities, seniors, unaccom- projects, including renovating evaluation…Everything is not four key areas: services for recently passed a $42.8 billion education, this budget makes panied youth the Civil War Monument, the fine. We need help. For- oth low-income students, students budget for Fiscal Year 2020, a significant down payment * $5M for housing and sup- Marlborough Street Commu- ers, it could be worse than it with disabilities, and English after three days of deliber- on the work of the Founda- portive services for unaccom- nity Garden, Bellingham-Cary was for me, especially if they language learners, as well as ations. The budget recom- tion Budget Review Com- panied homeless youth House building repairs, the don’t have the language skills. employee and retiree health mends targeted investments to mission (FBRC), and funds The FY 2020 budget fur- Garden Cemetery project, They just stay silent because insurance. provide access to opportunity Chapter 70 at its highest level thers regional equity and Congregation Agudath Sho- they don’t know. Imagine and economic vitality across ever: $5.176B, an increase of supports cities and towns by lom repairs, and money for an how many people are going DiMARIA NOW the Commonwealth. As As- $268.4M over FY 2019. The directing significant resources affordable housing trust fund through so much pain with FOCUSING ON sistant Majority Leader of the city of Chelsea will receive to local and regional aid. Lo- specialist. their children and no one is Massachusetts Senate, Sen. over $81.5M in Chapter 70 cal investments include: •District 4 Councillor Enio listening because they don’t TRANSPORTATION DiDomenico was able to se- education funding, a $3.8M * $1.129B for unrestrict- Lopez also asked Ambrosino have the language to speak EVERETT - The ‘wow’ cure a number of amendments increase over the previous fis- ed general government aid to to look into the city installing up.” factor has barely set in at the providing additional funding cal year. support community invest- removable speed bumps at Karen Louis-Pierre is a Encore Boston Harbor resort for his local communities, "With this budget, we are ments in education, health Marlborough and Shawmut graduate of Chelsea High, and for Mayor Carlo DeMaria, bringing home resources for making it clear that we are care, public safety and roads streets for the summer. now has a young child at the and already he is shifting his the city of Chelsea. serious about securing more and bridges Lopez also asked the City Silber Early Learning Center. focus to yet another risky "After careful delibera- funding for our K-12 public * $18M for the Massachu- Manager to provide the Coun- Studying to be a teacher, she dream – a major shift in trans- tion, the Senate has passed a schools and reforming our setts Cultural Council to sup- cil with a list of all City cars said she sees the problems that portation thinking. thoughtful budget that both state's outdated education port local arts, culture and cre- being taken home by City are creeping up due to lack of “My focus now is entirely reflects the shared priorities of funding formula," said DiDo- ative economy initiatives employees, and to provide the funding. It’s something she on transportation planning, our chamber and addresses the menico. "This has been- and * $18.1M for local Coun- Council with a list of overtime also remembers as a student at figuring out how I’m going to pressing needs of our commu- continues to be- my top edu- cils on Aging to strengthen hours worked by the Inspec- Chelsea High. move people from Everett to nities," said Sen. DiDomeni- cation priority, and I am proud programs and services in se- tional Services Department. “The situations we have Boston,” he said. co, Assistant Majority Leader that my district will receive nior centers in communities here sends a message these This week, DeMaria said of the Massachusetts Senate. the additional funds that they across the state TAKES LEAD ROLE kids don’t matter,” she said. with the opening of Encore he "This budget includes key in- deserve in the Senate budget." * $11M for Shannon IN STATE LAWSUIT “That message really gets to has started to shift his think- vestments in many of my top Other top priority items for Grants, which are distributed the kids – that they are not as ing towards revolutionizing priority items that will have a Sen. DiDomenico that were to municipalities for youth CHELSEA - Several par- important or not as valuable transportation in Everett – positive and direct impact on included in the Fiscal Year gang violence prevention ents of Chelsea Public School as the children from wealthi- and those early plans include Chelsea, and I am happy to re- 2019 Senate Budget and will A Conference Committee students and the Chelsea Col- er districts. It’s an unfortunate a massive Bus Rapid Transit port that many of my amend- benefit Chelsea residents are: will now convene to reconcile laborative have taken a lead situation. This is something I (BRT) investment and, poten- ments providing additional * $4.8M for the state's pedi- the differences between the role in a statewide school have worked all my life to ad- tially, closing off Broadway to resources for our community atric palliative care network- a Senate budget and the version funding lawsuit filed against dress. I want to come back to personal vehicles. were also adopted to the final $1M increase over FY19- to passed by the House of Repre- the state Department of Edu- be a social worker at Chelsea “I want to get that BRT Senate budget. I would like to ensure there is no wait list for sentatives in April. Fiscal Year cation on Thursday for ignor- Public Schools for this reason. here,” he said. “I want to see thank Senate Ways & Means these critical services so chil- 2020 begins on July 1, 2019. ing the constitutional mandate The teachers and administra- it going from Glendale Square Chair Michael Rodrigues and dren and their families have requiring the Commonwealth tors need more support…It’s to Rutherford Avenue and Senate President Karen Spilka the extra care and support that to fund a quality education for infuriating as a parent. The connecting with North Sta- AMBROSINO ASKS all students. for all of their great work to they need; TO RENEGOTIATE teachers are overwhelmed and tion. I’m going to shut down craft a budget that will un- * $350 per child clothing The parents allege consti- the classrooms are too big. I traffic on Broadway and- cre doubtedly help to move our allowance to help low-income CASINO AGREEMENT tutional violations of students’ worry about the teachers. I see ate walkable neighborhoods entire Commonwealth for- families meet their basic needs TO SHIFT MONEY education and civil rights as a they are exhausted and burn- and people cutting through result of the state’s inadequate ward." * $12M for grants to the TO WORKFORCE ing out. That all goes back to from Rt. 1 will have to go Funds secured by Sen. Head Start program to main- school funding system. the state funding formulas.” elsewhere…People will think DiDomenico for the city of tain access to early education DEVELOPMENT “Students in underfunded The plaintiffs – children I’m nuts and crazy, but it will Chelsea include: services for low-income fam- CHELSEA - Money the school districts are being de- and their parents from Chel- take some time to work it out. * $75K for a youth worker ilies city is set to receive from En- prived of the opportunity to sea, Chicopee, Fall River, However, if you put a reli- in the Chelsea public schools * $6.5M for Youth-At-Risk core Boston Harbor could be receive the education to which Haverhill, Lowell, Orange, able, frequent BRT system in, * $25K for CONNECT, a Matching grants, including going toward job training for they are entitled,” alleges the and Springfield – are joined it’s like a train running down financial opportunity center in support for YWCAs, YMCAs Chelsea residents. lawsuit filed with the - Mas in the suit by the New En- Broadway. It’s a plan. I’m not the city of Chelsea and Boys & Girls Clubs Monday night, the City sachusetts Supreme Judicial gland Area Conference of the building a city for outsiders, * $3.8M increase in Chap- The Senate's budget also Council voted 8-3 to allow Court. “Public schools are in- NAACP and the Collabora- but for residents. Having a ter 70 education funding for invests in programs and poli- City Manager Thomas Am- creasingly unable to provide tive, whose members include frequent and reliable BRT in the Chelsea public schools cies to educate, train, and pre- brosino to renegotiate the sufficient resources to meet parents and students in those the heart of our city allows Other budget amendments pare Massachusetts workers city’s Surrounding Commu- ever-increasing educational seven underfunded school dis- developers to have more flex- filed by Sen. DiDomenico in- in order to provide them with nity Agreement (SCA) with challenges.” tricts. ibility to build denser and cre- clude: opportunities to grow and Encore to set aside $100,000 Collaborative Executive The lawsuit was developed ate more affordable housing. * $2M to establish a grant succeed. Opportunity invest- of the $225,000 earmarked for Director Gladys Vega said her by the Council for Fair School “I want to bring back the program for statewide cen- ments include: roadway repairs in the agree- organization and several par- Finance (CFSC), which has a days when you walked to the sus outreach to support trust- * $38.5M for adult basic ment for workforce develop- ents tried to work within the history of advancing the cause small flower shops, the cheese ed community organizations education services to improve ment. system, but it came time to of education through the shop, the butcher and the wine and grassroots leaders to help access to skills and tools nec- “I still believe that work- take action because the sys- courts. Over a quarter-centu- shop,” he continued. “I want reach historically hard-to- essary to join the workforce force development is an im- tem wasn’t responding. ry ago, in a landmark case the small farm stands back count communities * $15.6M for summer jobs portant and unmet need in the “For us, we’ve been work- brought by the CFSF, the court in the downtown. You don’t * $1M in new funding to and work-readiness training City,” Ambrosino stated in ing in the system; we’ve tried held on June 15, 1993, in Mc- need a car to drive to the su- create a pilot program that for at-risk youth, after adding a letter to the council. “This everything,” she said. “The Duffy v. Secretary of the permarket. That’s the vision seeks to close the SNAP Gap $1.2M on the floor casino mitigation agreement failure of the system means Executive Office of Educa- I have and I’m going to get it in Massachusetts * $7M for the Workforce provides an opportunity to set our children are being neglect- tion, that the Commonwealth done. If people sit down with * new language to ensure Competitiveness Trust Fund aside a modest annual amount ed and their future is compro- of Massachusetts has a duty me and I can explain the vi- high-needs schools continue to connect unemployed and for that purpose. The source mised because our legislators under the Massachusetts con- sion to them, I think they’ll using a breakfast after the bell under-employed workers with would be a portion of the do not have the moral courage stitution to provide students like what I want to do here.” model to boost school break- higher paying jobs funds set aside in the existing to do what benefits these chil- with a high-quality education. The BRT system DeMaria is fast participation rates The Senate's budget main- Agreement for roadway im- dren. We feel we have done “Education rights are civ- talking up comes from a study * $300K to Nurtury to help tains the Senate's commitment provements, a program which everything right, right, right, il rights and this complaint put out by ITDP and the Barr expand their network of fami- to increasing access to quality, the City already adequately but the state leaders don’t do documents in stark detail the Foundation. That plan has al- ly child care providers affordable housing, investing supports through other avail- their part. In Chelsea, we have neglect that persists in public ready seriously contemplated * $250K for Operation in low-income housing and able revenues.” to take municipal dollars that schools for children of color a center lane BRT service on ABLE, the only agency in homelessness services and Although the council ap- may be going to hire two or and poor students through- Lower Broadway where the Massachusetts committed supports. Housing invest- proved Ambrosino’s renego- three police officers and using out this state,” said Juan Co- new median now exists. solely to the employment ments include: tiation with Encore, several that for the schools instead. field, President of the New He hopes that Boston May- needs of mature workers * $178.7M for Emergency councillors opposed moving We need the state to step up England Area Conference of or Martin Walsh will also con- (those 45 years and older) Assistance Family Shelters funds away from road im- and provide these funds. At the NAACP, which is also a sider implementing that same * $200K for the 1199 SEIU * $110M for the Massachu- provements to workforce de- some point, you have to take plaintiff in the case. “Dispar- plan on Rutherford Avenue in Training and Upgrading Fund setts Rental Voucher Program velopment. action.” ities between the wealthiest Charlestown so that there is to help increase the quality of (MRVP) “Why take the money from Parent Mayra Balderas is and the poorest districts are an uninterrupted connection consumer, patient and resident * $48.3M for assistance for where it was intended to go one of the Chelsea residents widening, and students in un- to North Station. care. homeless individuals and put it somewhere else?” that joined the lawsuit, and derfunded school districts are “The design on that will be The Senate's budget also * $30.8M for the Home- District 6 Councillor Giovan- she spoke at a rally last Thurs- being denied the education complete in a year or so and strengthens Massachusetts' BASE diversion and rapid ni Recupero asked. day as well. they are constitutionally guar- go into construction in 2022,” commitment to being a na- re-housing programs Councillor-At-Large Roy “Chelsea is one of the anteed." he said. Avellaneda countered that poorest communities in Mas- In Chelsea, inadequate He said his vision includes there are numerous mecha- sachusetts and it sits within a state funding means many bringing that service all the nisms in the budget for road- stone’s throw of Massachu- classrooms have over 30 stu- way up Broadway and to DON'T MISS OUT way improvements, but rev- setts’ capital city,” said Bal- dents, even at the elementary Glendale Square – with the You've always wanted your ad on enue streams for workforce deras, a parent from Chelsea level, CFSF said. In Chicop- idea of closing off Broadway development are nonexistent. whose son is a plaintiff in the ee, afterschool programs and to personal vehicles figuring Your our Front Page...Here's Your “This is a good use, in my case. “For years, the state has 37 staff positions were elim- in with that. Ad Here! Opportunity. view, of that $100,000,” he ignored the education needs inated this year, while many That is all part of an over- said, adding the training would of children here, including my school buildings are over 50 all plan, he said, to help Ev-

Yellow OFFICE CLOSED 10-year-old. Our Constitution Black Cyan Magenta Monday, Jan. 15 benefit Chelsea residents. erett residents get to Boston in observance of years old and books that are Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 8 week But District 1 Council- requires the state to educate over 30 years old are still used and Encore without having to P r e s s PHOTOS COURTESY OF KANNAN THIRUVENGADAM all students, no matter where -F r e e minimum lor Robert Bishop said the use a car. Whether it’s a bicy- i m e s Wednesday, January 10, 2018 in class. In Fall River, a sin- EastT Boston per calendar workforce development mon- they live, their family income, gle English language learner cle, by foot or on a BRT, he year the color of their skin, the lan- Revere Journal(6400) ey would be used mainly for specialist often is responsi- said his goal now is to revo- Winthrop Sun Transcript(4000) casino and other hospitality guage they speak at home or lutionize how Everettites get East Boston Times Free Press(7000) ble for the language needs of A man stands on a retaining wall at the corner of Marginal and South Bremen Streets. the services they need to suc- Chelsea Record(2900) The Roseland Portside at Pier I under water. trades. pected increase in sea level in 75 students, while students around. the next 15 years could spell with sea level rise due to cli- trouble for Eastie’s waterfront. (7500) mate change it is expected to But could the flooding have Everett Independent The end of Portside at Pier I looking towards Clippership Wharf. fordable Housing on climate go up 8”-9” by 2030. been worse? Thiruvengadam ceed.” change issues and strategies. “Storms have happened be- says yes. - “Winds picked up after the “That is something the ca- 2018. This is above flood stage, “There was also more than a fore climate change, but cli- If the people agree with mate change is increasing both high tide,” he said. “It was a themselves often serve as ‘Bomb Cyclone’the level at which floodingfloods oc - foot of water at the intersectionparts of Eastie Lynn Journal(5000) waterfront. curred, and caused significant of Marginal and South Bremen the intensity and the frequency quick storm. It did not last over Portside at Pier I, the Ship- tidal flooding in many water streets.” of storms on a global level,” he multiple tide cycles, which By John Lynds yard and Marina, Clippership front parts of Boston-including Thiruvengadam said an as- said. would have compounded the So as storm intensity in- Balderas, who is blind, said Wharf and Liberty Plaza all Eastie. tronomical high tide, storm effect. The blizzard-force “I waded into more than 18 surge, and sea level rise to- creases as does the frequency sino should be spending mon- Beacon Hill Times(8700) East Bostonians can take experienced a good amount of his vision, he said he believes inches of cold Atlantic water gether caused the water levels of storm surges like the one ex- Please see FLOOD Page 2 translators for parent-teacher the snow, wind, frigid cold and flooding as the Boston Harbor perienced in Eastie last Thurs- space savers, but a new ele- spilled over into the neighbor- (on the street) near Portside to be so high. Of these factors, day. That coupled with an ex- ment has been added into the hood, and made waterfront de- at East Pier and about a foot explained Thiruvengadam, the wintery mix that may be some- velopments like Portside look of water at the marina,” said high tides had nothing to do (14000) with climate change. However, it took an incident where the The Boston Sun thing residents here might have like a floating cruise ship. Kennan Thiruvengadam, who to get used to as the sea level For the very first time in has been working with East ey on, not us,” said Bishop. Everett could be a nationwide rises. Boston since record-keeping Boston’s Neighborhood of Af- meetings, as the district can- Thursday’s ‘Bomb Cyclone’ began in 1921, the water lev- Regional Review(3500) that brought heavy snow and el reached 15.16 feet on Jan 4, wind to the Northeast also Department of Social Ser- brought flooding to Eastie’s “Why should we pay to train (7300) not recruit, retain, or afford model for how a modern city Charlestown Patriot Bridge continued attacks on legal res- idents living under Tempo- Rep. Madaro blasts Trumpcommunity. administration rary Protected Status (TPS) is On Monday, President Don- shameful and misguided," said vices (DSS) got mistakenly (16400) - Jamaica Plain Gazette for ending temporaryscoresFIRST of people in 2001 while status aldCOME Trump announcedfor Salvadorians that he FIRSTMadaro. "This announcement SERVE - people at the casino?” others fled the lawless gang vi is ending Temporary Protected regarding TPS holders from enough bilingual profession- can move people without the By John Lynds olence in their homeland. Status for those 200,000 Sal- El Salvador confirms this ad Since the Bush Administra- vadorians here, and across the ministration’s intentions to end A street view of how the retail and office space would work in Mission Hill Gazette(7000) Of the over forty thousand tion over 200,000 Salvadorians U.S. humanitarian aid for thousands and around Suffolk Downs MBTA station in Eastie. residents who call East BostonSchedule have lived in the U.S. Your as part AfterSpots the announcement, for a 2019!of our neighbors in$250.00 East Bos- per run. involved with her son to get home, over half are from Lat- of the humanitarian program furious Rep. Adrian Madaro ton. For many of these folks, HYM Investment, BPDA host District 3 Councillor Joe in American countries. Of that known as Temporary Protect- blasted the Trump adminis- East Boston has been home for ills of traffic and transporta- years. They own small busi- als to meet a growing ELL half a majority hail from El Sal- ed Status. Those Salvadorians trationSavings for its latest reversal in of $800 Impact Advisory Groupagency and HYMmeeting focused last vador, and arrived here during have been able to live and work immigration policies that many Please see MADARO Page 2 week's meeting on Phase I of their country's civil war during here legally, raise families, start are calling perhaps the most By John Lynds the late 1980s and early 1990s. businesses, buy homes, attend 'consequential'. Please see MEETING Page 2 the Chelsea Schools to do the "The Trump administration’s Then, another wave arrived to schools, pay taxes and, more Owners of Suffolk Downs importantly, become an im- Perlatonda cast the third vote this country and to this neigh- - tion slowing things down. portant part of the fabric of this "You had guys like (the late) Racetrack HYM INvestment population. borhood following a series of Wally Bowe that were so influ Group LLC and the Boston TRASH devastating earthquakes that Planning and Development Faywood Avenue was raised ential on the lives of kids I grew rocked El Salvador and killed Agency (BPDA) held an Im- like many other kids of his gen- up with and kids that were old- NOTICE FRONT PAGE pact Advisory Group (IAG) Martin Luther evaluation she had wanted for "Once I heard of this oppor- eration in Eastie. er than me," said Triant. "I was Due to the meeting last Wednesday at the , on Monday, Michael Triant namedtunity, Salesianas a kid who grew Boys up &"I Girls was played Club basketball Executive at fortunate Director that I grew up in a against the measure, agreeing racetrack. King Holidayth, By John Lynds in East Boston, as a kid who the Marty Pino Center every stable home with two parents, Trash will be The nearly 100-page com- At the meeting HYM's afternoon, I got involved in the but there were so many kids at January 15 graduated Savio, as a kid that Principal Partner Tom O'Brien house leagues through John- the Salesians whot didn't have delayed by one day.Inc. East Boston native and Sav- went to the Boys & Girls Club, briefed IAG members and res- ny Forbes at the Boys & Girls that." io Prep graduate Michael Triant I wondered if it could become idents on Phase 1 of the proj- Capitol Waste Services, Club where I made friends that Triant said he remembers years. She said those things was named the new Executive a reality," said Triant, a hus- ect. With the BPDA's public Director of the Salesian Boys band and father of three who are still my friends today," said getting jealous as a youth be- with Bishop that the wording comment period set to expire Triant. cause he didn't understand why & Girls Club at the board's De- now lives in Winthrop with his today (January 10) the city plaint documents, in painstak- cember meeting. Triant, who family. "Once the ball started What always impressed Tri- REDUCE RECYCLING Post-It-Noterolling andAdvertising it became more and ant about the Salesians was the Please see TRIANT Page 2 worked for the past 17 years for the Boston Center for Youth more of a possibility it wasn't level of commitment the staff and Families as an administra- even a choice at that point I had had to the kids. are not done because there is tor, started Monday at the Club, to do it." of the proposal focused too taking over the reigns from Fa- Triant, 38, who grew up on ing detail, numerous disturb- We design, typeset, andther John Nazzaro afix who is now your ad on our front page. the Club's Director of Mission. 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amount of recycling tonnage, street and sidewalk repairs, trash from regional residential ments on fair housing from city’s guidance). of Girls Softball Board of Di- but it has also seen an increase drainage improvements, pub- and commercial customers, city agencies and experts in • Shifting proposed private rectors, coached Pop Warner in the amount of trash just be- lic safety (police, fire), recre- including the residential prop- the field, promote more - sus investments in expanding Football as well as East Bos- ing thrown out. In 2017 there ation services, and additional erties of The Neighborhood tainable transportation and Route 1A to affordable hous- ton Youth Basketball. were 7,104 tons recycled; school funding for teachers Developers that are home to undergo a comprehensive ing and public transportation. Capozzi’s family was on 6,722 tons in FY18 and the because of the increased en- more than 1,100 children and re-examination of the project. • Dedicating and seeking hand to celebrate the naming same for FY19. rollment in our schools.” adults in Chelsea and Revere. “Without changes to the additional public resources to of the baseball diamonds and “There can be a couple Council President Arthur Mayor Brian Arrigo and proposed zoning, we are go- the project. helped the Mayor cut the rib- of reasons for reduced recy- Guinasso thanked Rizzo and City Councilor Ira Novoselsky ing to see the development • Ensuring the BPDA also bon to the park. cling,” said Ed Pacek of Waste the subcommittee for their were on hand to thank Repub- of another Seaport,” said Ed- consults research by the Following a series of com- Management, which has the work during the budget pro- lic Services, The Neighbor- wards. “The BPDA has active BPDA and other parties re- munity meetings over several city’s trash and recycling con- cess that included presenta- hood Developers, community and discretionary decisions it garding the demographics of months, residents and the city tract. “The last three years tions by department heads and residents and city employees can make to protect Boston the neighborhood. agreed upon a final design for there has been a downward public hearings to discuss the who helped to make the day residents, prevent displace- Noyes Park. trend,” he added. budget. productive and fun. Qin Li, a ment of East Bostonians and WALSH CUTS The plan the city came up One factor is the amount of mother of two who regularly promote a sustainable com- RIBBON ON NOYES with reconfigured the largest contaminated recycling could VOLUNTEERS CLEAN enjoys the park with her chil- munity open to all residents.” of the three baseball diamonds PARK be stopping collectors from UP COSTA PARK dren, told the Mayor that she Since the public comment and shifted home base over picking up the good recycled is recruiting volunteers to join period began until its closing EAST BOSTON - Follow- towards the basketball courts materials. REVERE - Costa Park in a Friends of Costa Park group. on May 31, Edwards ran a se- ing the completion of the East behind the Marty Pino Center. Pacek said the city launched the Shirley Avenue neighbor- “Our goal is to keep the park ries of meetings in Eastie con- Boston Little League season This shift allows enough room an aggressive and successful hood is shining a little bright- clean, and to use the park for cerning the project and urging last year, the City of Boston to add a fenced in regulation education campaign in the er after a revitalization project organized activities,” she said. residents to submit comments. began construction on the $4.7 Little League field in other spring called the Recycle IQ that added murals, fixed up the “A lot of the public com- million project to rehab Noyes unused space at Noyes Park. Program. It is a grant program playground and planted new ments that came from East Park in Orient Heights, one of The Little League Field on greenery around the much- EDWARDS CALLS through the Department of ON BPDA TO Boston resident came because the neighborhood’s largest Saratoga Street was convert- Environmental Protection. loved community space. The of those meetings we held,” public open spaces that hosts ed into a multi-use, AstroTurf “Workers go around and project, co-sponsored by Re- RE-ENVISION she said. “This is not like the numerous sporting events. field for both softball and soc- check the recycling carts, if public Services, the City of SUFFOLK DOWNS casino where there was a lot Construction crews were cer. Funded with a $4.7 mil- it’s contaminated it’s no good Revere and The Neighbor- of opposition and it ultimate- busy all year removing Noy- lion investment from Mayor hood Developers, drew doz- EAST BOSTON - After and a note is left behind ex- the Boston Planning and De- ly failed here. People are not es’s old fencing, stone walls Walsh’s Capital Plan, includ- plaining what was wrong,” ens of volunteers who live and saying ‘don’t do this’ they and other park features to ing a $400,000 Parkland Ac- work in Revere to the park on velopment Agency’s (BPDA) Pacek said. “We also have to public comment period for the just want to be heard. HYM make way for the city’s ambi- quisitions and Renovations look for material that may in- Saturday, June 8. should be excited about the tious park restoration project. for Communities (PARC) Republic Services Gener- proposed redevelopment of jure someone or damage our Suffolk Downs closed at the energy and the fact residents During his Neighborhood grant and a $100,000 grant equipment. People have put al Manager Kurt Lavery was involved want to help (HYM) Coffee Hour, Mayor Martin from Youth Lead the Change, joined by company employ- end of last month, City Coun- in propane tanks and even a cilor Lydia Edwards submit- make this a better project for J. Walsh and the Boston Parks site improvements include lawnmower blade probably ees and family members who the city.” and Recreation Department new LED sports lighting, a helped in the days leading up ted her comments calling for thinking of metals’ recycling.” the BPDA to re-envision the Edwards laid out recom- officially cut the ribbon on synthetic soccer/softball field, The City of Lynn has been to the project day as well as mended changes to the project the new and improved Noyes a fenced and irrigated base- on the day itself. “This is a project. recycling for the past 17 years In her comment letter, Ed- that include: Park. ball field with batting/pitch- and spent about $7 million in special day for Republic Ser- • Increasing the required “Noyes Park has under- ing cage and covered player’s vices, for The Neighborhood wards called on the BPDA to outreach. It continues in out- re-envision the proposed plan- affordable housing on site at gone major reconstruction benches, a fenced and irrigat- reach to educate people on Developers and for all of our affordability levels matching and we are proud to share the ed Little League field with community partners,” Lavery ning and zoning for Suffolk recycling. Downs to promote equitable incomes of East Boston resi- results of the hard work that scoreboard and covered play- By weight the most com- said. “We are proud to join dents. went into this project with er’s benches, a playground for you in this rebuilding day and sustainable development mon item recycling is “mixed” that is compliant with the Fair • Increasing 2- and 3- bed- the East Boston community,” ages 5 to 12 and 2 to 5 with paper, 30 percent; cardboard, project to achieve a safe, clean room units on-site to house said Mayor Walsh. “The new rubber safety surfacing, a and welcoming Costa Park.” Housing law and reflective of 15 percent; glass, 15 percent, Boston’s economic and ethnic East Boston families. and improved Noyes Park will rope climber and dish swing, plastic, six percent and metal The park is one of the busi- • Ensuring fair housing by be a place that children and a 2 to 5 play structure and est in Revere with hundreds of diversity. (and cans), 2 percent. “Suffolk Downs presents through targeted and inten- families will enjoy for many tot swings, splash pad, two “Contamination – trash – children and adults using the tional review of development. years to come, and I want to basketball courts, a walking playground each week. Due Boston’s greatest opportunity makes up the remainder. Plas- to build the middle class by • Requiring public review thank everyone involved for loop and exercise station, new tic bags must be placed in the to its heavy use, the city park of all binding housing, trans- bringing this great new park trees, and rain gardens. needed some TLC to keep creating thousands of good trash,” Lynn’s Associate DPW jobs, but without substantial portation and other legal to life.” Noyes Playground is one Commissioner Lisa Nerich it in tip top condition. The agreements prior to project The ribbon cutting also of the largest playgrounds in playground’s rubber surfac- changes to the project and said. dedicated public investment, approval. marked the naming of the East Boston at 8.22 acres. The For a complete list of recy- ing was worn away in many • Asserting public owner- park’s baseball diamonds af- park has traditionally served places, some playground and the proposal will create an clable materials can be found unaffordable, physically sep- ship of roads and open space ter the late Anthony ‘Tony’ baseball, softball, Little on the city website ci.lynn. park equipment was broken, to promote the public good Capozzi. League, soccer, and as a play- and the park’s murals and art arate and segregated neigh- ma.ca borhood, likely in violation and preserve eligibility for Capozzi, who worked ground. The comprehensive Trash, however is on the installations no longer shined. state grant funding. for the city’s Parks Depart- renovation approach allowed A planning committee of state and federal law,” said rise with 24,756 tons in FY17 Councilor Edwards. “The • Requiring upfront mitiga- ment, served East Boston the Parks Department design to 25,206 tons in FY18 and composed of neighborhood tion payments to fund ESOL Little League for more than team to look at ways to sep- children and adults had been Boston Planning and De- FY19 based on figures and velopment Agency needs to programs. 35 years as a coach, umpire, arate uses while diversifying data supplied by the Depart- working since late winter to • Expanding civic spaces groundskeeper, concession- and providing additional uses plan the park improvements. present a plan or protocol for ment of Public Works. Suffolk Downs that reflects and creating opportunities for ers, or any other task that he within the park. This project Back in April the city Kyla Alterman, a community new educational and health- had to for the children of East- was done in coordination with organizer for The Neighbor- the economic and ethnic di- launched an effort to bolster versity of the surrounding care facilities on-site. ie. In many ways Capozzi, a tidal gate being installed by education in the schools. Re- hood Developers, worked with • Public-private collabo- who died in 2009, was “East the Boston Water and Sewer residents. “Each improvement area, prevents concentrations cently the city held a National of wealth or poverty and cre- ration to identify contracting Boston Little League” and Commission at Constitution Public Works Week and visit- that you see in the park was opportunities for MWBEs. for over three decades Noyes Beach to stop tidal flooding the result of engaged children ates a neighborhood where are ed the Ford, Tracy and Sission all welcome.” • Reduce proposed parking Park was his second home. from entering the site along schools to spread the word and adults who showed up at on-site (currently far above He was also a past member Saratoga Street. design meetings. They helped In a conversation with Ed- about recycling. wards she told the East Boston Waste Management’s Lynn select our new ball hoops, bal- ance beam, and accessibility Times that HYM Investment Recycling truck drivers are has been in the neighborhood now enforcing correct curb- swing,” Alterman said. “We Independent’s 19th Annual painted a hopscotch on the for the past two years prepar- side recycling rules. ing the residents for what is If you have found a yel- ground after dozens of chil- dren drew pictures of one as about to come to the Suffolk low Waste Management tag, Downs site. please read it carefully. an element they wanted to see most in the park. Communi- However, she said with the If you have any questions plans now filed the conversa- Beach Baby please call Customer Service ty members also selected the painted butterflies that will be tion has shifted to zoning and at 1-(800) -972-4545 or you she wants the community to may call the Lynn DPW at installed on the park’s fence, came up with the idea to col- have more time to digest the (781) 268-8000 impacts---both positive and Pages lect plastic caps to make mu- The current trash and re- negative. cycling contract with Waste rals, and to paint a welcome mural at the entrance of the “Overall this is one of the Management expires on June greatest opportunities for 30, 2024. park.” During the event, a shiny East Boston to create some- new Republic Services truck thing meaningful,” said Ed- COUNCIL PASSES was positioned just outside wards. “What I would love FY 20 BUDGET the park’s entrance. The com- is more time. HYM and Tom REVERE - The Revere pany, which has a local divi- (O’Brien) have been talking City Council approved a city sion in Revere, is one of the to the community for two operating budget of $203.4 nation’s largest trash and recy- years and building a rela- million for the Fiscal Year cling haulers with 14 million tionship with the community. 2020 at the Council meet- customers. In his remarks, Now that the conversation has ing last week. The total of Lavery, the general manag- shifted to zoning we haven’t expenditures for the year is er, said, “This past year, our had the same amount of time $217,053,143, which is a 5.6 Foundation launched a sub- and the same amount of con- percent increase from this past stantial company-wide chari- versations. We are creating year’s budget. table giving program we call base rules for all other devel- The Revere Journal, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Lynn Journal, Councillor-at-Large Dan the National Neighborhood opment that will come after Rizzo, chair of the Council’s Promise. And, through this Suffolk Downs so all I ask The Everett Independent, Chelsea Record & East Boston Times Ways and Means Commit- program with partners like for is six more months. We’ve Free Press would like you to join us in putting your Beach Baby in our had the comment period for tee was the only councillor The Neighborhood Develop- 18TH ANNUAL BEACH BABY PAGES. Photos should be of a beach to vote against approving the ers, Republic is committed to four months so another six new budget. Rizzo, who is a helping rebuild, revitalize and months I don’t think is a lot to or swimming pool setting (anywhere). Please include Name, Age, candidate for mayor, made restore neighborhoods just be asking.” Address, City & Phone # & which paper you would like it published in. his objections to the budget like here in Costa Park. Our With 10,000 units pro- increase clear in an interview goal is to help build stronger, posed the Suffolk Downs site following the meeting and in more unified neighborhoods. could easily rival the popula- EMAIL YOUR BEACH BABY OR BABIES TO: [email protected] by a live town hall broadcast on And through our programs tion of the North End or even Facebook later Monday eve- and volunteer projects we Charlestown once completed THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH. ning (see related story). believe we can – with each and Edwards said she wants Ward 5 Councillor John of you – make a meaningful to ensure HYM is developing The photos will be printed in our August 21st & 22nd issues of Powers, who voted in favor difference in the communities a ‘community’ and not just an of the new budget, said, “I where we live and work.” isolated development. The Revere Journal, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Lynn Journal, supported the new budget Republic Services has 200 In detailed comments filed The Everett Independent, Chelsea Record & East Boston Times. because it included many of employees working out of with Mayor Martin Walsh and the services that needed to be the company’s Revere facil- the BPDA, Edwards urged the offered to the public, such as ity picking up recycling and BPDA to extend the project comment period, solicit com- Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13

Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 27, 2019 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403 State budget includes funding for many local programs Massachusetts House of get that we can all be proud of The House continues to fur- grants and quality improve- law. The budget includes: subjects. Representatives passed its because it invests in a variety ther its commitment to cities ment measures in core EEC • $8.8 million for a MassHealth is the single Fiscal Year 2020 (FY20) of areas that will benefit all and towns increasing Unre- programming. new community-based re-en- largest investment that the budget, which invests in pro- people in Revere and across stricted General Government The House budget rep- try program; Commonwealth makes in its grams and services across the the Commonwealth. Many of Aid (UGGA) by nearly $30 resents some of the biggest • $24 million for civil most vulnerable residents. Commonwealth. Funded at these programs and funds will million and providing $5.1 bil- increases seen in a generation legal aid to provide represen- This program provides health $42.7 billion, the House bud- be used for public safety, com- lion in Chapter 70 education when it comes to housing and tation for low-income individ- insurance for the frailest get makes major investments batting the opioid addiction, funding as part of a $236 mil- homelessness funding. Access uals; and amongst us: the homeless, the in education, housing, sub- regional economic develop- lion increase for investments to safe, adequate, and afford- • $10 million for Shan- recovering, mothers with chil- stance use disorder services, ment, elder affairs, education, in schools over Fiscal Year able housing is essential and non Grants, a competitive dren, and the working poor. In health care, and other areas conserving our environment, 2019. In addition, the budget provides the foundation from grant program to individu- addition to funding this key while projecting a more than and so many other areas.” includes a $16.5 million re- which families and individu- al municipalities to address safety net program, the bud- $200 million deposit into the The budget includes fund- serve for low-income students als can lead successful lives. heightened levels of gang vi- get also ensures funding for Stabilization Fund – bringing ing for local programs and while the Joint Committee on This year, the House contin- olence. crucial health and human ser- the fund’s balance to more services including: Education continues its work ues these efforts by providing: The House calls for over vices agencies and providers than $2.5 billion to safeguard • $250,000 for Com- on this issue. It also addresses • $110 million for the $282 million in spending including: the future of vital programs munity Action Programs In- the need for integrated student Massachusetts Rental Vouch- forenvironmental programs. • $109.8 million to and services. ter-City Inc. (CAPIC) to help health and wellness supports, er Program (MRVP); These funding levels will en- continue reforms that protect “This fiscally responsible families and children in Re- providing $2 million to es- • $72 million for Public sure that state keeps up with children at the Department of budget balances the needs vere, Chelsea and Winthrop; tablish the Supporting Health Housing Subsidies; the needs of its parks and Children and Families; of communities, families, • $250,000 for child Alliances Reinforcing Educa- • $7.2 million for Al- environmental protections • $35 million increase and individuals across the safety programs in Winthrop tion (SHARE) grant program ternative Housing Voucher programs. These investments in the supplemental rates for Commonwealth with smart • $250,000 for child to address non-academic bar- Program; and include: nursing homes across the investments that boost local safety programs in Revere; riers to school success. The • $53.4 million for • $46 million for State Commonwealth and an emer- aid, support our health care • $50,000 for Revere budget also expands the role Homeless individual shelters. Parks and Recreation; gency task force aimed at system, strengthen education, Substance Use Disorder Ini- of the Office of the Child Ad- The budget continues the • $61 million for the helping to bring stability to and protect the environment,” tiatives (SUDI); vocate to oversee integrated Legislature’s commitment to Department of Environmental the industry; said House Speaker Robert A. • $200,000 to rehab coordination of education and fight the opioid epidemic – a Protection; and • $17.9 million towards DeLeo (D-Winthrop). “I am Sullivan Field on Revere health programming. Addi- public health crisis that has • $1.5 million for Wa- the Councils on Aging to help proud of the work we have Beach into a park geared to- tional education allocations touched nearly every house- tershed Protection. senior citizens; and done to further our ongoing ward senior citizens; include: hold across the Common- In the area of labor and • Fully funds the Lift efforts to combat the opioid • $25,000 for the Re- • $328 million for Cir- wealth. To help those in need, economic development, the the Cap on Kids initiative that crisis and invest in high-qual- vere Chamber of Commerce; cuit Breaker Special Educa- the House budget gives all House budget invests in pro- removes barriers that prevent ity early education and care. I • $25,000 for the Win- tion reimbursement; EMS and ambulance compa- grams that provide job oppor- families from receiving Tran- believe these investments will throp Chamber of Commerce; • $113 million for nies access to discounted nal- tunities for residents to partic- sitional Aid to Families with have a lasting positive effect • $25,000 for traffic Charter School Reimburse- oxone, making it more avail- ipate in the Commonwealth’s Dependent Children (TAF- on the lives of Massachusetts improvements in Winthrop; ment; and able for use in the field. In thriving economy. These in- DC) benefits for certain chil- residents for years to come. I • More than $1 million • $73.8 million for Re- addition, the budget includes: vestments include: dren. want to thank Chair Michle- for the maintenance, opera- gional School Transportation • $143.9 million for • $ 38.1 million for For the first time in -near witz for his diligence and hard tion and programming on the reimbursement. the Bureau of Substance Ad- Adult Basic Education Ser- ly 20 years, the budget will work, and my colleagues in region’s metropolitan beach- The House budget contin- diction Services, which will vices; be increasing the Common- the House who were instru- es, including Revere Beach; ues its commitment to ensur- help create five new recovery • $500,000 to establish wealth’s contribution into the mental to this process.” and ing children have access to centers across Massachusetts; a specialized prevailing wage Community Preservation Act, “I want to thank Speaker • $1 million for State high-quality early education • $49.4 million for the and construction investigatory which will ensure that over DeLeo and our new Chairman Police Directed Patrols, which and care (EEC). The budget Substance Use Disorder Trust and enforcement unit within $36 million more will be dis- of Ways and Means Aaron support coverage on Revere invests in those who work Fund; and the Attorney General’s office; tributed to projects all across Michlewitz for delivering to Beach during the summer with children by increasing • $1.5 million increases • $14.5 million for the Commonwealth and will the House a budget that was months. rates for early education pro- for Massachusetts Access to summer jobs for at-risk youth; help raise the state’s match up balanced and reflective of the The budget also funds a $2 viders by $20 million and Recovery Services. and to 30 percent for investments collective needs of the people million program announced supporting continuing educa- The House budget includes • $4.8 million for the in open space, affordable of Massachusetts,” said Rep- by Speaker DeLeo last month tion opportunities with com- funding for public safety and STEM Starter Academy, to housing and historic preser- resentative RoseLee Vincent to help promote and support munity colleges. The House the judiciary, including invest- support underperforming stu- vation. (D-Revere). “I believe my the Massachusetts restaurant budget also includes addition- ments to implement last ses- dents at community colleges The budget will now go to colleagues and I passed a bud- industry. al investments into Head Start sion’s criminal justice reform interested in pursuing STEM the Senate.

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LEGAL NOTICE any, in the office of the Winthrop, MA 02152 KRISTIN M. COFFEY, thirty (30) days from the roofing and insulation 3, 2019 and opened Inc. the work is estimated to Electronic Registration COMMONWEALTH Register of this Court. will be sold at a Public HUSBAND AND WIFE date of the sale at the with new thermal forthwith. Deposits must be a cost $500,000 or more Systems, Inc., as OF MASSACHUSETTS Witness, Hon. Brian J. Auction at 12:00 PM AS TENANTS BY THE offices of mortgagee’s insulation and 60 Mil Filed sub-bidders must certified or cashier’s - NO WAIVERS WILL BE nominee for Mortgage THE TRIAL COURT Dunn, First Justice of this on July 9, 2019, at the ENTIRETY from DAVID attorney, Korde & EPDM roofing system be DCAMM certified for check, or money order. GRANTED AFTER THE Lenders of America, PROBATE AND FAMILY Court. mortgaged premises, G. REYNOLDS JR. AND Associates, P.C., 900 at Buildings 3/5 and the trades listed below This deposit will be BID DATE. See Contract LLC, dated March 31, COURT DEPARTMENT Date: June 14, 2019 more particularly KRISTEN M. REYNOLDS, Chelmsford Street, Suite 10/12. Related work and bidders must include refunded for up to two Documents - Article 3 2017, and recorded SUFFOLK Division Felix D. Arroyo, described below, all and by deed dated MAY 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 includes masonry & a current DCAMM Sub- sets for general bidders of the Instructions to in the Suffolk County DIVORCE SUMMONS Register of Probate singular the premises 10, 2005 and recorded or such other time as flashing, and painting Bidder Certificate of and for one set for Bidders. Registry of Deeds in BY PUBLICATION 6/27/19 described in said MAY 11, 2005 IN BOOK may be designated of second floor hallway Eligibility and a signed sub-bidders upon return The job site and/ Book 57753, Page 230, AND MAILING W mortgage, to wit: 37049, PAGE 34 of by mortgagee. The ceilings. DCAMM Sub-Bidder’s of the sets in good or existing buildings and now held by the Suffolk Probate and Real property in the City official records. description for the Alternate No. 1 - Update Statement. condition within ten will be available for Plaintiff by assignment, Family Court of WINTHROP, County Commonly known as: premises contained in Replacement of all SUBTRADES: (10) days of receipt of inspection at 10 A.M. on has/have filed with 24 New Chardon Street LEGAL NOTICE of SUFFOLK, State of 36 GIRDLESTONE RD, said mortgage shall existing membrane Section 04.20.00 general bids. Otherwise Wednesday, June 26, this court a complaint Boston, Ma 02114 MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF Massachusetts, described WINTHROP, MA 02152 control in the event of roofing and insulation Masonry the deposit shall be the 2019. Interested bidders for determination of (617)788-8300 REAL ESTATE as follows: For mortgagor’s title see a typographical error in with new thermal This project is being property of the Awarding should report to 9 Defendant’s/Defendants’ Docket No. By virtue of and in The land in Winthrop, deed recorded with the this publication. insulation and 60 Mil Electronically Bid (E-Bid). Authority. Golden Drive, Winthrop, Servicemembers status. SU17D1017DR execution of the Power Suffolk County, Suffolk County Registry Other terms to be EPDM roofing system at All bids shall be prepared Additional sets may be MA. If you now are, or Arlene of Sale contained in a Massachusetts with the of Deeds in Book 37049, announced at the sale. Building 15/17. and submitted online at purchased online at For an appointment recently have been, Bettencourt certain mortgage given buildings thereon, being Page 34. Ditech Financial LLC Alternate No. 2 - www.Projectdog.com and www.Projectdog.com. call Peg Tiernan Lyons, in the active military vs. by Thomas E. Coffey parts of lots 29 and 30 The premises will be Korde & Associates, P.C. Replacement of all received no later than CD-ROMs are available Executive Director at service of the United Kenneth and Kristin M. Coffey as shown on a plan by sold subject to any 900 Chelmsford Street existing membrane the date & time specified upon request. 617-846-7100. States of America, then Bettencourt to Mortgage Electronic Whitman and Howard, and all unpaid taxes Suite 3102 roofing and insulation above. Hard copy bids Bidders requesting 6/20/19, 6/27/19 you may be entitled To the Defendant: Registration Systems, C.E.’S, dated October and other municipal Lowell, MA 01851 with new thermal will not be accepted by Contract Documents to W to the benefits of the The Plaintiff has filed a Inc. acting solely as 1907, and recorded assessments and liens, (978) 256-1500 insulation and 60 Mil the Awarding Authority. be mailed to them shall Servicemembers Civil Complaint for Divorce nominee for Green Tree with Suffolk Deeds and subject to prior liens Coffey, Thomas E., EPDM roofing system at For E-Bid Tutorial and include a separate check Relief Act. If you object requesting that the Servicing LLC, dated Book 5137, Page 118, or other enforceable 18-031843 Building 16/18. Instructions, download for $35.00 per set, LEGAL NOTICE to a foreclosure of Court grant a divorce for April 28, 2015 and bounded and described encumbrances of record 6/13/19, 6 /20/19, The work is estimated the Supplemental payable to Projectdog, COMMONWEALTH OF the above mentioned Irretrievable Breakdown. recorded in Suffolk as follows: entitled to precedence 6/27/19 to cost $245,820.00 Instructions To Bidders Inc., to cover mail MASSACHUSETTS property on that basis, The Complaint is on file County Registry of Deeds SOUTHERLY: by over this mortgage, and W including all Alternates. for Electronic Bid Projects handling costs. LAND COURT then you or your at the Court. in Book 54472, Page Girdlestone Road, about subject to and with the (Base Bid: $150,160.00 from www.Projectdog. General bidders must DEPARTMENT OF THE attorney must file a An Automatic Restraining 192 (the “Mortgage”) forty-seven and 34/100 benefit of all easements, - Alternates: com. For assistance, agree to contract with TRIAL COURT written appearance and Order has been entered of which mortgage (47.34) feet; restrictions, reservations LEGAL NOTICE $95,660.00) contact Projectdog, Inc. minority and women 19 SM 002931 answer in this court at in this matter preventing Ditech Financial LLC WESTERLY: by land and conditions of ADVERTISEMENT Bids are subject to M.G.L. at 978.499.9014. business enterprises ORDER OF NOTICE Three Pemberton Square, you from taking any is the present holder of owners unknown, record and subject to all The Winthrop Housing c.149 §44A-J & to General bids and as certified by the To: Boston, MA 02108 on or action which would by assignment from eighty-eight and 81/100 tenancies and/or rights Authority, the Awarding minimum wage rates as sub-bids shall be Supplier Diversity Heirs, Devisees, and before August 5, 2019 negatively impact the Mortgage Electronic (88.81) feet; of parties in possession. Authority, invites sealed required by M.G.L. c.l49 accompanied by a bid Office (SDO), formerly Legal Representatives or you may lose the current financial status Registration Systems, NORTHERLY: by lot #31 Terms of the Sale: Cash, bids from Contractors §§26 to 27H inclusive. deposit that is not less known as SOMWBA. The of the Estate of Charles opportunity to challenge of either party. SEE Inc., as nominee for on said plan, forty-seven cashier’s or certified for the Flat Membrane General bidders must than five (5%) of the combined participation Radi; Charles Radi, Jr; the foreclosure on the Supplemental Probate Green Tree Servicing and 36/100 (47.36) check in the sum of Roofing Replacement & be certified by the greatest possible bid goal reserved for such Kristin Radi; Zachary ground of noncompliance Court Rule 411. LLC, its successors feet; and $5,000.00 as a deposit Related Work at Golden Division of Capital amount (considering all enterprises shall not Radi; Courtney Radi with the Act. You are required to and assigns to Ditech EASTERLY: by the parts of must be shown at Drive 667-2 Elderly Asset Management and alternates), and made be less than 10.4% of and to all persons Witness, GORDON H. serve upon: Arlene Financial LLC dated July lots 29 and 30 already the time and place of Housing Development Maintenance (DCAMM) payable to the Winthrop the final contract price entitled to the benefit of PIPER, Chief Justice of Bettencourt, 49 Siren St. 11, 2017 recorded in conveyed, eighty-six and the sale in order to for the Winthrop in the category of Housing Authority. including accepted the Servicemembers Civil said Court on June 18, #4 Winthrop, MA 02152, Suffolk County Registry 39/100 (86.39) feet. qualify as a bidder (the Housing Authority in ROOFING. Bid Forms and Contract alternates. Request for Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. 50 2019. your answer, if any on of Deeds in Book 58210, Being said mortgage holder and its Winthrop Massachusetts, General Bids will be Documents will be waivers must be sent to §3901 (et seq) Attest: Deborah J. or before 08/08/2019. Page 113, for breach measurements, more designee(s) are exempt in accordance with the received until 2:00 p.m., available online and DHCD (david.mcclave@ Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Patterson If you fail to do so, the of conditions of said or less, or however from this requirement); documents prepared by Thursday, July 11, 2019 for purchase at www. mass.gov) 5 calendar claiming to have an Recorder court will proceed to the mortgage and for the otherwise said premises high bidder to sign Raymond T. Guertin, and publicly opened Projectdog.com, project days prior to the General interest in a Mortgage 15925 hearing and adjudication purpose of foreclosing may be bounded, written Memorandum of Architect. online, forthwith. code 833081. Bid date if the work is covering real property 6/27/19 of his action. You are the same, the mortgaged measured, or described. Sale upon acceptance of The Project consists Filed sub-bids for the There is a plan deposit estimated to cost less in Winthrop, 39 Grovers W also required to file a premises located at Being all of that certain bid; balance of purchase of: Replacement of trades listed below will of $75.00 per set than $500,000 OR 10 Avenue, given by Charles copy of your answer, if 36 Girdlestone Road, property conveyed to price payable in cash all existing membrane be received until 2:00 (maximum of 2 sets) calendar days prior to Radi to Mortgage THOMAS E. COFFEY AND or by certified check in p.m., Wednesday, July payable to Projectdog, the General Bid date if

Black Page 16 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 27, 2019 E-mail: [email protected] Encore Boston Harbor ends Lower Broadway’s history of being ‘back door to Boston’

By Seth Daniel of you who suffered through certainly. Monsanto and other big in- And beyond the Encore site, The opening ceremonies dustries that polluted our there still exist areas up and on Sunday morning, June 23, properties and got us all very down Lower Broadway that quickly became a spotlight for sick, I want to thank you for look more like the past than the Mayor Carlo DeMaria, who all you did; people like (the present at 1 Broadway (the En- rejoiced in being able to tell late) Mary Bagarella and oth- core address). the large crowds assembled ers. No longer when you drive DeMaria said that will also to celebrate the opening that through Everett will you smell change, and he said he plans to Lower Broadway is no longer gas and Sulphur and oils, but continue partnering with En- core and others to make that Boston’s back door, but rather you’ll smell flowers and trees. full change. We will no longer be the back the front door to Everett. “This was always going to be While other speakers made door to the City of Boston. We a Wynn,” he said. “There was excellent points on what was will now be the front door to never any dispute, and that’s an historic day in the state and the City of Everett.” because years ago a great man the City, it was those words And it was true. promised me that their company of Mayor DeMaria that ham- As he spoke on what was an would be part of this communi- mered home extraordinary summer morn- ty – that we would be partners “To the residents of Ev- ing, the new trees on the Porte for life…I’m that type of guy. erett, Everett United and the Cochere rustled in the wind, When someone gives me their 86 percent of the people on a and songbirds flew in and out word, I figure they’re with me Saturday who took the time of the crowd assembled for the forever. We’re going to redevel- to vote ‘yes’ for a resort in opening from tree to tree. op this entire Lower Broadway our city, this truly is an amaz- There were no songbirds on area. We’re going to transform ing day,” he said. “For those the site five years ago, quite this whole area. It’s going to be The South Lawn featured an outdoor BBQ party to celebrate the opening on Sunday. a reliable corridor for transpor- tation and Silver Line, and BRT setts and the lawmakers had Construction, are the best our Salvio gave a big thanks to (bus rapid transit), water taxis the foresight to understand company has ever seen.” Everett United, the local sup- and a real connection to the Or- that with the passage of gam- Cathy Judd-Stein, chair of port group of residents who The Prize-O-Rama ange Line. We’re going to take this superfund site and make it ing regulation there could be the Massachusetts Gaming have stuck by the company a super site.” the possibility of urban renew- Commission (MGC), said the during many ups and downs. Festivities for the 4th are gearing up! Going back, and referenc- al, economic development and opening of Encore was the “Everett United, thank The Prize-O Rama Raffle is Friday, June 28th, 2019, ing the many negative articles for the finest integrated resorts opening of prosperity to all you,” he said. “You’ve been at 7 pm at the Point Shirley Association Hall, placed in Boston newspapers in the world. Those were the residents of the state. with us all the way from the goals and I’m here to tell you “Encore Boston Harbor’s beginning. We could not be 1032 Shirley St. Winthrop about him, DeMaria thanked his wife and family for endur- that Encore Boston Harbor has opening not only marks the ar- more pleased you are here to What is a Prize-O-Rama you ask? ing those news stories. It was, achieved those goals.” rival of an international enter- join us today.” It is an annual fundraising event hosted by The Horrible's Parade he said, fighting back tears, a Like DeMaria, he also em- tainment destination on Ever- The ceremony concluded Committee in conjunction with very trying time for him. phasized the environmental ett’s spectacular shoreline, but with a ribbon cutting, featur- The Point Shirley Association, for The Horrible's Parade. “If it weren’t for my wife, transformation of the site from also symbolizes a new oppor- ing several employees and we wouldn’t be here today,” he desolate to decadent – with a tunity for economic growth public officials. said. “I want to thank her for big ‘thank you’ to the trades for all the citizens of Massa- Then there was a count- Please help support the Horrible's Parade by donating an standing by my side when peo- for transforming it during con- chusetts,” she said. “This state down from 10, and a surprise item to be raffled- maybe that Yankee Swap gift from ple took shots at me. She knew struction. has one of the most stringent day-time fireworks show Christmas that just wasn't your taste? Or perhaps, the truth the whole time. I want “Seven years ago I was gaming laws in the country erupted over the Encore cove you received 2 of the same gift cards and would like to thank my father-in-law who standing here on this site with and its standards are high. and the Mystic River. talked her through some tough the mayor, just us two, and Encore Boston Harbor has In the background, Frank to donate the duplicate? days.” Support this most beloved Winthrop event. there wasn’t a blade of grass met those requirements and, Sinatra’s ‘Nothing but the best’ Wynn Resorts CEO Matt on the site,” he said. “Now indeed, in many instances ex- played over a loudspeaker as Tickets are $1.00 a chance. Maddox led off his comments there are 1,000 mature trees, ceeded those commitments… those on the Porte Cochere If you are interested in donating items for this raffle, by saying that the goals of the 50,000 flowering plants, tens Encore has demonstrated a re- erupted into loud applause. please contact, Paul McGee 617-448-4594. state expanded gaming laws of thousands of shrubs and a lentless dedication to diversity And then the doors opened, had been met in Greater Bos- FMI visit our facebook pa ge the horrible's parade winthrop ma living shoreline for the first and local spending and hir- or rather, were opened for ev- ton by Encore. time in 100 years…The build- ing…and provided substantial eryone by Everett resident – “What an amazing day it is ing trades, the men and women mitigation funding to host and and Encore doorman – Gasper today,” he said. “Eight years who built this under the leader- surrounding communities.” Ambrose. The casino is open ago the people of Massachu- ship of John Fish and Suffolk Encore President Bob De- 24-hours a day.

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