VOL. 120 - NO. 37 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 $.35 A COPY Giovanni DeCunto IN REMEMBRANCE Nationally Acclaimed Expressionist Artist Receives the Key to the City of Lawrence

SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 Ray DiFiore (former president of the St. Alfi o Society), Tom Zappala, Giovanni DeCunto, Mayor Dan Rivera of Lawrence, and Armand Hyatt of Lawrence Community Works. (Photos by Rosario Scabin, Ross Photography) City Council Hearing on Nationally acclaimed artist to the people of Lawrence to and pointed to the bronze eagle Giovanni DeCunto was presented make the city great again. sitting on top of the roof. He told with the key to city of Lawrence Mayor Rivera, who also me, ‘Someday you are going to North End Nursing Home by the honorable Daniel Rivera, grew up in the city, expressed make that eagle fl y.’ Today, I All are Invited to Attend September 13th Mayor of Lawrence, on Friday his gratitude to Giovanni for hope I did that.” evening September 2, 2016. The taking an interest in his roots. Currently a spokesperson for The public hearing we have a Nursing Home providing long ceremony was held at the main Mayor Rivera compared his Lawrence-based New Balance, all been waiting for is coming term care. But many of us feel bandstand of the Feast of The own upbringing with that of DeCunto is exploring ways to up Tuesday, September 13th, we need both services (as well Three Saints. DeCunto’s as two kids who have a presence in Lawrence thanks to City Councillor Sal as the rehabilitation services Only the fifth person to grew up with nothing, yet had in addition to his new studio LaMattina. The hearing has currently offered in the nurs- receive the key to the city, a passion to better themselves and gallery on Lewis Wharf in been arranged specifically to ing home) and want to be sure DeCunto grew up in Lawrence, and to make a difference. Boston. He plans to present a have the BRA come and explain some part of whatever becomes and studied at Mass College After receiving the award, painting to the City of Lawrence the Land Disposition Agreement of this facility still serves the of Art and the University of Giovanni DeCunto thanked the as a token of his appreciation (LDA) on the North End Nursing needs of community members Padua in Italy, where he began mayor and remarked, “When later this year. Home to the City Council, and requiring long term nursing to paint with his hands rather I was young, my father took To view Giovanni’s work, go will take place in City Hall at care and/or rehabilitation. If than brushes, creating his me in front of city hall one day to: www.giovannidecunto.com. 6:00 pm in the City Council you agree, we encourage you to own unique signature style. Chamber on the 5th floor. come and tell the Council why Considered the foremost This is a public hearing and all our North End Nursing Home Expressionist artist in the are welcome and encouraged is still needed. Put faces on the country, DeCunto has been to attend. You do not have to folks who may need this facility commissioned to paint for be a resident of the North End; in the near future. Your elderly celebrities, politicians, private this issue affects the surround- parents, aunts and uncles who collectors, and institutions all ing communities as well. (The have lived here all their lives. over the world. His paintings nearest nursing homes after Maybe you or your spouse, your hang in the White House, the the North End Nursing Home siblings, your cousins. Not to Smithsonian Institute, the Fogg are just over 4 miles away in mention that any of us, at any Museum, the George Bush Chelsea and about 6 miles away time, at any age, can be felled Library and the Museum of in Medford ... not walkable, by a stroke or accident requir- Fine Arts. and the public transportation ing long term care. The only other recipients of options aren’t great, either.) The format of this meeting is this award are famed composer The more people that show up that Councillors will ask ques- Leonard Bernstein, poet Robert the better! We have almost 2000 tions of the invited panelists. Frost, entertainer Sully Erna signatures on our petition, but When they are finished, the of the band Godsmack, and feet on the ground and faces in Committee Chair will open up former DPW Director Raymond the room make the strongest the fl oor to public testimony. DiFiore, who were all born in impression. And VOICES. This If you wish to speak, it is Lawrence. is an opportunity for your voice suggested that you come 15 The program was opened by to be heard. One statement minutes early and sign in on Armand Hyatt, General Counsel that has been made repeatedly the sheet at the entrance. for Lawrence Community by Partners is that there is no Speakers will be called up Works. He stated that the demand for this nursing home. in order of sign-in. This is example Giovanni DeCunto is They cite the number of beds the fi rst chance we have had setting should be an inspiration Opening Ceremony of St. Alfi o Festival now occupied. But they fail to to speak up in person as a mention that they have been community since the NEWNC turning down people for awhile meeting at the Nazzaro Center THE POST-GAZETTE SATELLITE OFFICE HAS MOVED TO now. Some have also suggested on June 13th. It’s been three 343 CHELSEA ST., DAY SQUARE, EAST BOSTON that the facility be changed to an months now. Let’s try and get This offi ce is open on Tuesdays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM and Assisted Living Home instead of some movement on this issue! Thursdays from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM,for the convenience of our East Boston and SAVE OUR NORTH END NURSING HOME North Shore clients and contributors - Call 617-227-8929 for more information PAGE 2 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

James DiStefano, President of October as Italian Heritage Month cordially invites you to attend a THE ROMAN TOMBS Dinner

30,000 mausoleums, which had on Friday, the twenty-third of September been obscured, by grass and brush for centuries. Two thousand sixteen Gravestone or tomb in- scriptions seemed to be quite at six-thirty in the evening common. History records the inscription on the tomb of Filippo’s Eurysaces, a wealthy baker, which translates into “Atistia 283 Causeway Street was my wife; she was the best woman alive; of whose body Boston, Massachusetts the remains which are left are in this bread basket.” Another Music by Frank Zarba inscription reads “To Adeodata, Meritorious Virgin, Who Rests Donation $60.00 per person Here In Peace, Her Christ Hav- ing Willed It So.” To purchase tickets call Up to the time of Augus- Jim DiStefano - 617-909-5403 tus, the Romans seemed to be mostly concerned about the Mausoleum of Augustus. tombs of their ancestors, altars for ancestor worship, and the The pre-Christian Romans grade of Romans were either safekeeping of the family relics. practiced two forms of death placed in common burial places After visiting the great tombs of rites: cremation and interment. or just put into the ground Egypt, Augustus, then about 35 Sarcophagi (stone coffi ns) for anywhere outside of the walls. years old, set about the task of the interred body and urns Beautiful family mausoleums building a beautiful mausoleum for the cremated remains were were built by those who could for himself. As an afterthought, sometimes found side-by-side afford the cost. The custom at he provided some extra space in the same tomb. the time was to build the tomb for the other members of his During the later part of the at the side of the various roads family, which were to follow. Roman Empire, the body of leading away from the city. The tomb was completed and nearly every emperor was The tombs were conspicuous remained empty for about fi ve burned on a magnifi cent funeral by their owner’s desire for this years. The fi ckle fi nger of fate pyre while at the same time location, as it made them eas- then pointed to young Marcel- an eagle was released to sym- ily accessible and reasonably lus, who became the tomb’s fi rst bolize his escaping soul. Many secure. The older tombs were tenant. He was the one whose of the wealthy deceased citi- located nearest to the city gates death was least expected and zens, however, were embalmed and, as the roadside spaces be- greatly lamented. Eleven years and placed in huge, costly came fi lled, the line of tombs ex- later, Marcus Agrippa became sarcophagi. tended for more than ten miles. the second occupant. Octavia, These early Romans also de- Tomb lots with frontage di- the sister of Augustus was next, Ray Barron veloped a custom of internment rectly on the roadside were and then came Lucius, the outside of the walled city. Later, highly priced while those lots young son of Agrippa. the laws made it compulsory located back in the fi elds were Caius, another young son LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE that no body (I have the stron- less expensive. A major clear- of Agrippa, soon followed and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts gest compulsion at this time to ing project extending for fi ve Augustus himself who died an The Trial Court The Trial Court add “dead or otherwise”) could or six miles along the Appian old and lonely man, became the Middlesex Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court be buried within the walls of Way was undertaken by Pope tomb’s last tenant. 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street Rome. Pius IX (1846-1878). This ef- Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 NEXT ISSUE: (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 Dead slaves and the lowest fort returned to the world about The Tomb of Cecelia Metela Docket No. MI16P4546EA Docket No. MI16P4292EA Estate of Estate of GEORGE L. ST. PIERRE LUIGI TRACANNA Boston City Council Agenda ... Date of Death November 6, 2013 Date of Death April 11, 2016 CITATION ON PETITION FOR CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION FORMAL ADJUDICATION To all interested persons: To all interested persons: WASTE REDUCTION A Petition for Formal Adjudication of A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Appointment of Personal Representative Representative has been fi led by Theresa has been fi led by Iolanda Tracanna of JOIN THE PLASTIC BAG ORDINANCE TASK FORCE Morong of Somerville, MA requesting that the Waltham, MA requesting that the Court enter Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for a formal Decree and Order and for such other Chaired by City Councilor Ma O’Malley such other relief as requested in the Petition. relief as requested in the Petition. The Petitioner requests that Theresa The Petitioner requests that Iolanda 1ST MEETING: Tuesday, September 13th Morong of Somerville, MA be appointed as Tracanna of Waltham, MA be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to Personal Representative(s) of said estate 1:00 PM, Piemonte Room at Boston City Hall serve Without Surety on the bond in an to serve Without Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. unsupervised administration. 2ND MEETING: Tuesday, October 4th IMPORTANT NOTICE IMPORTANT NOTICE You have the right to obtain a copy of the You have the right to obtain a copy of the 6:00 PM, Weld Hill Building at Arnold Arboretum Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. You have a right to object to this proceeding. 3RD MEETING: Tuesday, October 25th To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a written appearance and objection at this written appearance and objection at this 1:00 PM, Piemonte Room at Boston City Hall Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day Join residents, advocates, business owners, and City offi cials for a conversation on plastic of September 28, 2016. of September 29, 2016. This is NOT a hearing date, but a This is NOT a hearing date, but a bag litter and help develop recommendations for the Mayor and City Council to be delivered on deadline by which you must fi le a written deadline by which you must fi le a written Wednesday, November 2nd. appearance and objection if you object to appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written appearance and objection followed written appearance and objection followed by an affi davit of objections within thirty by an affi davit of objections within thirty RESTAURANT GRADING (30) days of the return day, action may be (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice to you. taken without further notice to you. UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION CITY COUNCIL APPROVES LETTER GRADING FOR LOCAL EATERIES UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Soon you’ll be able to check whether your favorite food trucks and restaurants are the straight PROBATE CODE (MUPC) PROBATE CODE (MUPC) A Personal Representative appointed A Personal Representative appointed A establishments you deserve. That’s because the Boston City Council recently approved an ordi- under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- nance allowing the City to issue letter grades (A, B, and C) to publicly rate food safety practices. istration is not required to fi le an inventory istration is not required to fi le an inventory Once regulations are fi nalized, offi cials from the Inspectional Services Department will reach or annual accounts with the Court. Persons or annual accounts with the Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice interested in the estate are entitled to notice out to restaurateurs to explain the new rules and provide educational materials on best prac- regarding the administration directly from regarding the administration directly from tices to remain in compliance. Inspectors will issue letter grades that can be found on the City the Personal Representative and may peti- the Personal Representative and may peti- website and, after a one-year voluntary display period, inside establishments themselves. tion the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets estate, including the distribution of assets The ordinance was reviewed by the Committee on Government Operations chaired by Councilor and expenses of administration. and expenses of administration. Michael Flaherty. Members of the City Council aimed to emulate successful rating systems used Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., in other cities like New York and Los Angeles. And they hope that highly visible scorecards will First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. help diners make informed decisions about where to bring their families for safe and healthy Date: August 31, 2016 Date: September 1, 2016 meals. Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Run date: 9/9/16 Run date: 9/9/16 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 PAGE 3 POST-GAZETTE Summer of Joi Fundraiser for North End Against Drugs Pamela Donnaruma, Publisher and Editor Recently, Joi Salon on Atlantic 5 Prince Street, P.O. Box 130135, Boston, MA 02113 Avenue held a fabulous fun- 617-227-8929 617-227-8928 FAX 617-227-5307 draiser for North End Against Drugs. Salon Owner Erica Har- e-mail: [email protected] ris and Salon Manager Jessica Website: www.BostonPostGazette.com Winterle put together an un- believable evening to help out Subscriptions in the United States $35.00 yearly NEAD. Along with their incredible Published weekly by staff, they raised over $2,000 to Post-Gazette, 5 Prince St., P.O. Box 130135, help NEAD with programs for Boston, MA 02113 youth and families. The salon was USPS 1538 – Second-Class Postage paid at Boston, MA packed with people having a great POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the time, indulging themselves in POST-GAZETTE - P.O. Box 130135, Boston, MA 02113 some of the various services be- ing offered that night, like Beachy James V. Donnaruma Caesar L. Donnaruma Phyllis F. Donnaruma Waves or a Spray Tan. There was 1896 to 1953 1953 to 1971 1971 to 1990 a fantastic raffl e, delicious food, Joi Salon Manager Jessica Winterle presents NEAD President Vol. 120 - No. 37 Friday, September 9, 2016 and a wonderful night of social- John Romano with a check for $2,064, the proceeds from their izing. Several members of the Summer of Joi Fundraiser. L-R: Molly Pare, Laura Heffernan, OUR POLICY: To help preserve the ideals and sacred traditions NEAD Board were in attendance Jessica Winterle, John Romano, and NEAD Board Member of this our adopted country the United States of America: along with many of Joi’s regular John Pregmon. To revere its laws and inspire others to respect and obey clients and several friends of them: To strive unceasingly to quicken the public’s sense of NEAD from the neighborhood. civic duty: In all ways to aid in making this country greater “NEAD is extremely grateful to Erica, Jessica, and better than we found it. and their entire staff. They were amazing, from the planning, to advertising and getting prizes, and even cooking the food — the shrimp was Blessed Mother incredible! We cannot thank them enough for their generosity and friendship” stated NEAD of Sorrow Mass President John Romano. “We encourage all of our friends and neighbors to stop in Joi Salon Blessed Mother of Sorrow Mass this year will at 2 Atlantic Avenue and check out what they be celebrated September 18th, at 10:00 am at have to offer. The place is totally amazing and the Madonna Queen of the Universe Shrine the staff is fabulous”! (Don Orione Fathers) located at 150 Orient The following businesses contributed to the Avenue, East Boston. successful fundraiser and we would like to thank Please come and honor the Blessed Mother them for their support of North End Against on this special day. Help us continue this Drugs and the youth and families in the North beautiful tradition, which began in 1932 at End/Waterfront neighborhood: Carmelina’s, Billy Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in East Tse, Sail Loft, Joe’s, Living Room, In Jean-Ius, Boston. Exhale, B/Spoke, Howl at the Moon, The Juic- Former North End Youth Program staff ery, Dermalogica, Oribe, R+Co, Goldwell, Rob member and North End Resident Gina Ferrara Gronkowski, Paddy’s Pub, Feeney Brother’s Con- getting her Beachy Waves at the Summer of struction, Bricco, Golden Goose Market, Eastern Joi Fundraiser. MOVIE NIGHTS Harbor Seafoods, Bin Ends, and John Romano. Return to Boston Common Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s Movie Nights, part of the Boston Parks and Recreation Department’s ParkARTS program, give residents and visitors the opportunity to enjoy popular fi lms under the night skies in city parks. The 2016 series wraps up with three movies at the Frog Pond on Boston Common. All shows begin at dusk and are sponsored by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department and Northeastern University in partnership with the Skating Club of Boston and the Mayor’s Offi ce of Tourism, Sports, and Entertainment with media support by the Boston Herald and HOT 96.9. Additional support is provided by Verizon Fios. Free popcorn will be provided by AMC Loews Attendees having a great time. Theatres. Dates and movies for the Frog Pond series are as follows: Friday, September 9th “MINIONS” Jessica Davis. Friday, September 16th “FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF” Friday, September 23rd “STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS” For more information please call 617-635-4505 or visit the Boston Parks and Recreation Department online on Facebook or at www.boston.gov/parks. LETTERS POLICY The Post-Gazette invites its readers to submit L-R: Joi Salon Manager Jessica Winterle, State Joi Salon was packed for the Summer of Joi Senator Joe Boncore, Joi Salon Owner Erica Letters to the Editor Fundraiser. Harris, and NEAD President John Romano. • Letters should be typed, double-spaced and must include the writer’s name, address, and telephone number. 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The opinions expressed by our columnists and contributors are not necessarily the same as those of The Post-Gazette, its publisher or editor. Photo submis- sions are accepted by the Post-Gazette provided they are clear, original photos. There is a $5 charge for each photo submitted. Photos can be submitted via Joi Salon staff, Back row, L-R: Tricia Dillon, Brian Norman, Laura Heffernan, Amanda Leaman, e-mail: [email protected]. If you want your photos returned, include a self- Kayla Davis, Briana Norwood, Jensy Padilla, and Jenn Allbritton. Front row, L-R: Molly Pare, addressed, stamped envelope. Jessica Winterle, Alexa DiMario, JoAnna Cordell, Erica Harris, Jessica Davis. PAGE 4 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 L’Anno Bello: A Year in Italian Folklore Saint Charles of Mount Argus The Lessons of La Vendemmia by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari Fr. Charles was assigned to by Ally Di Censo Symynkywicz England in 1852. An advocate society that numerous super- of Ecumenism, Charles worked stitions protect its reputation hard for the good of souls and and warn of dire consequences the unity of the Church. Father to anyone who mistreats wine. Charles was a man of great A superstition that hearkens prayer, following in the foot- back to Roman times states steps of Saint Paul of the Cross that a person who spills wine and the fi rst Passionists. must dab a little behind each In England, Father Charles ear to ward off any bad luck worked with the Irish immi- that comes from the waste of grants fl eeing the Potato Fam- the precious drink. However, ine. He was transferred on July Italians do consider it good luck 6, 1857, to a retreat house in to spill wine on new clothes or an area near Dublin, Ireland, a tablecloth. Perhaps this is a called Mount Argus where, ex- way for the wine to transfer its cept for a brief trip to England inherent positivity to the new in 1866, he spent the rest of his garments. Miscellaneous wine remaining 36 years. superstitions further include Father Charles gained a repu- September in Italy is a glori- tant grape when they crossed never toasting with water, but Saint Charles was born tation for his compassion for the ous time of the year. The sun the ocean, making it a staple rather always with wine; avoid- Joannes Andreas Houben on sick and those in need of guid- still bakes the landscape into of Italian-American culture. ing serving wine “backhanded,” December 11, 1821, in the vil- ance. Charles was renowned for glorious hues of amber and Grapes were my father’s favorite or with the back of the hand lage of Munstergeleen in the his gifts of bodily and spiritual ochre. Local festivals called fruit, and a bowl of translucent facing guests; and women re- Netherlands. His father was healing during his many years sagre celebrate the ongoing har- and sweet pale green grapes, or fraining from drinking the last Peter Joseph Houben and his of service at the Passionist vest, with town squares becom- velvety purple fruit, frequently drops of wine in a bottle at the mother was Johanna Elizabeth Church at Harold’s Cross, ing veritable banquets of local sat on our kitchen table. Several risk of remaining unmarried Luyten. His father was a miller Dublin. He died on January 5, specialties ranging from apples relatives of mine grow grapes (this superstition, of course, is by trade. One of eleven chil- 1893, at Mount Argus, from an to truffl es to fi gs. Of course, at home, the gnarled vines from olden days when society dren in a poor family, Charles infected leg wound received in a the country begins gearing up and wild leaves creeping over dictated that women must get attended the village school in carriage accident. He is buried for the autumn as well, as the backyard trellises like a laby- married). I do not drink wine his youth. He joined the army at Mount Argus, Dublin, Ireland dusky nights become cooler rinth. Back in Italy, the same myself, but I appreciate the reserve in 1840, spending a A man healed of a seemingly and people adjust to rigorous vineyards that adorn postcards wisdom and customs of my brief period on active duty. terminal illness through his rhythms of the new season. and posters are humming with ancestors behind its making. While in the army, he heard of intercession attended his can- However, one September event activity for the September ven- I believe that one of the most the Passionists and decided he onization. His reputation for particularly captures the whole demmia. Skilled farmers know important lessons to be gleamed wanted to become a Passionist healing was so great at the time essence of Italy in the fall. It the precise temperature and from la vendemmia is patience. priest. Having decided to conse- that a reference is made to him is called la vendemmia, or the weather that make for the best Farmers must wait a long time crate his life to God, he entered in the famous novel Ulysses by grape harvest, and it sweeps the picking conditions and will for the grapes to be just right the Passionist Novitiate at Ere, James Joyce. He was canonized country through the autumnal produce the optimal grapes and for picking; gathering the crop Tournai, in 1845. He made his at St Peter’s in Rome by Pope months. La vendemmia is a wine. Nowadays, many people any sooner or later impacts religious profession on Decem- Benedict XVI on Sunday, June sacred heart in Italy, where the adapt technological methods to that taste of the fruit and the ber 10, 1846, and was ordained 3, 2007. Saint Charles of Mount grape comprises a prized crop la vendemmia, using the latest eventual wine. Later, winemak- to the priesthood on December Argus feast day is celebrated on th and its final product, wine, gadgets to test the acidity of the ers similarly ready themselves 21, 1850. January 5 . forms the crux of its national grapes. However, tradition still for the grapes to be distilled character. Throughout this har- reigns supreme in many parts of and the must to turn to wine. vest, Italian towns buzz with the Italy, where the whole village as- The traditional day in Italy for energy of people collecting their sembles to pick grapes, from the tasting new wine is actually ITALIAN FESTIVAL grapes in giant wicker baskets grandmothers in kerchiefs to St. Martin’s Day, or la Festa di or on the back of tractors, ready the hip young people on break San Martino, which falls on No- to be eaten as a fresh seasonal from college. One can sense vember 11th — two months after Cambridge Festival treat or distilled into the coun- the Bacchanalian revels of old the bulk of the grape harvest SS COSMAS AND DAMIAN September 9, 10, 11 try’s famous wines. Communal in these communal gatherings. has taken place. Afterwards, Warren and Cambridge St., Cambridge pleasures blend with hard work La vendemmia is so vital in though, the wine becomes a Sunday Procession 1 pm in order to create a beauti- Italy precisely because much crucial part of the Italian holiday ful dance of quaint customs, of these harvested grapes will season and beyond. As we enter careful food preparation, and be used in one of Italy’s most the fall, with its new rhythms long-term planning for the cold iconic products, wine. Wine, or and its return to school and months ahead. Observing Ital- vino, holds a signifi cant spot in work, we can all learn lessons ian vendemmia customs reveals Italian culture and society, fi nd- from la vendemmia. We can set much about the power of har- ing a place on every dinner table many goals for professional and vest as a way of respecting the and forming the basic tenet of personal improvement, but we Earth and the lure of traditions, Italian hospitality. Wine is also should realize that they will take even in modern Italy. imbued with a religious con- patience, dedication, and hard Indeed, the sight of vine- notation, serving a prominent work in order to manifest. Once yards perched on rolling hills, place in the Eucharistic ritual of they do, however, they will be as with dappled sunlight shining bread and wine. It is not unusu- beautiful and well-earned as the through the gemlike green al for the basements in some of fi nest Italian wine, which once leaves and violet grapes, has my family member’s homes to started from the lowliest, bar- become an indelible symbol of be stocked with bottles of wine, est vine. Just as Italians gather Italy, often being the fi rst im- glowing an eerie shade of white grapes this September, let us age that enters people’s minds and purple in the dim light, gather our own hopes, dreams when they think of the Italian aged to perfection and ready to and challenges and work to countryside. Italian immigrants be brought out to greet the ar- make them come into fruition to the United States brought rival of a guest. Actually, wine this autumn and all year long. NORTH END over their love for the all-impor- is such a touchstone of Italian Ally Di Censo Symynkywicz is a Graduate Student in History at the University of Massachu- setts Boston. She appreciates PRINTING any comments and suggestions 5PRINCESTREET•NORTHEND•BOSTON,MA02113 Richard Settipane about Italian holidays and folk- lore at [email protected]. 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Why is mer is over, and continues regarding the huge the project going so slowly? ... the stores will be buildings going up — residents Donald Trump gave a trium- empty of parents are really upset and rightfully phant speech recently when he buying school clothes ... Revere so. It’s happening everywhere, outlined his plans as president. people are fi ghting proposals with greedy landlords selling Voters have more confi dence in as to what is going into the old off properties to developers who the candidate who vows to rid Shaw’s Market site located on squeeze in apartment buildings us of deadbeats and close the Revere Beach Parkway. Talk in congested areas! Where are borders. The shameful saga about a long-term residency the elected offi cials and Mayor’s of this country is, it’s gone hotel development is in the offi ce sworn to represent their down the tubes under Presi- works, and residents fear if it is constituents SLEEPING while dent Obama! Working people approved it will only invite more this flipping and dumping is are working two and three jobs druggies, transients, and unde- going on?! Neighborhoods are to support illegal immigrants sirables with housing vouchers just waking up to the fact that whose pockets are jingling with into their already imposed-upon their Home Sweet Homes are in money because they don’t pay city. Beachmont residents are crisis and are starting petitions taxes, receive all the amenities more up in arms because they of objection. I think too little this country has to offer, and don’t want another 4-9 story too late! ... Activity is picking pay very little in expenses! This housing building in their neigh- up in Day Square with the new welfare fraud has to end! ... A borhood. What people want now school open on Bremen Street! Donald Trump billboard in Bell is for “Out-of-town Carpet Bag- … Joseph Curtatone, Mayor of Circle, Revere, with the message gers” to pack it up and sell their Somerville, just ended his fi ght “Make America Great Again” building talents in other states against Wynn Casino in Everett, has been spray painted with the ... There’s another request for so the project will now move on. message describing Trump as a permit to rehab an existing After $399,758 taxpayer dol- “White Trash.” Hello, why hasn’t building and add a 5th fl oor ad- lars spent on legal fees related anyone called this an act of rac- dition penthouse at 161 Cottage to the fi ght, the Mayor called ism?? Disgraceful! Had the mes- Street where parking is already it quits. Curtatone claims he’s sage been “Black Lives Matter,” a problem. Heard this landlord a winner. Maybe, but the tax- activists would have been all wants to live in the penthouse. payers are the losers ... We’re over this. The media, too!!! The Yah, right! For how long, six into September and Central Civil War has been resurrected months??? When is this impo- Square Park continues to be a under President Obama. God sition going to end? The Boston mess! You can’t drive into the Bless America! ... Till next time! Eli Young Band will Headline Inaugural “Country in the City,” Free Concert on City Hall Plaza The Hills are Alive with jects that everyone can relate to, from heartbreak to fi rst love,” said Mike Eli, lead singer. “We The Sound of Music! are so excited to bring our music to Boston for everyone to enjoy, Children’s Choir at St. Stephen’s whether you are Mayor Walsh or a college student new to town.” “Country 102.5 is excited to partner with Mayor Walsh and help bring country music in the city of Boston to life,” said Mike Brophey, 102.5’s program direc- tor. “We are always enthusiastic about spreading the message of great country music ... and now Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s Of- Country in the City concert on it’s The Eli Young Band on City fice of Tourism, Sports and City Hall Plaza this September,” Hall Plaza! How cool!” Entertainment in partnership said Mayor Walsh. “I want to For further information, with Country 102.5 FM radio thank Country 102.5 and the please call 617-635-3911, visit announced that the Eli Young Eli Young Band for working with @VisitBoston on Twitter, or Bos- Band will headline the inaugural us to bring this idea to reality.” ton City Tourism on Facebook. Country in the City concert tak- The Eli Young Band is famous City Hall Plaza is accessible by ing place on Thursday, Septem- for the hit songs “Crazy Girl,” MBTA via Haymarket (Orange ber 15, 2016 from 6:30 to 8:30 “Even if it Breaks Your Heart,” and Green), State Street (Orange pm. The concert is free. “When it Rains,” and their new and Blue), or Park Street (Green “I am excited that the City of hit single “Saltwater Gospel.” and Red). Boston will host its fi rst-ever “Our music focuses on sub- LEGAL NOTICE The Children’s Choir at St. Stephen’s is about to begin Commonwealth of Massachusetts practice for the fall, winter, and spring sessions. The Trial Court Probate and Family Court We are entering our second year and are welcoming Middlesex Division children from Grade 3 on to join us for try-outs on Tues- PINELLI’S 208 Cambridge Street day, September 13th. We will be meeting in St. Stephen’s East Cambridge, MA 02141 Church at 3:45 pm. FUNCTION FACILITY (617) 768-5800 If you have any questions, about the program, contact Docket No. MI16P4503EA Per Maria Ciampa at 617-227-9823. BEREAVEMENT BUFFET $17.95 Person Estate of WILLO DEAN HINTON Date of Death May 27, 2003 Please accept sincere condolences, from the INFORMAL PROBATE Spinelli’s family and staff. During this difficult PUBLICATION NOTICE To all persons interested in the above time, we would like to offer our facility at a captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Mattéo Gallo specially reduced price, for you, your family and Wayne D. Hinton of Mobile, AL. Wayne D. Hinton of Mobile, AL, Yvone friends. P. Brown of Mobile, AL, has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative o of the estate to serve without surety on the o Appraisals SERVED UPON ARRIVAL bond. Sales & Rentals Coffee, Mini Danish Pastries and Tea Breads The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Represen- tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- • BUFFET LUNCHEON MENU bate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be Real Estate Tossed Salad, Assorted Rolls with Butter fi led with the Court, but interested parties are Chicken, Ziti and Broccoli Alfredo entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can 376 North Street • Boston, MA 02113 Eggplant Parmigiana petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and (617) 523-2100 • Fax (617) 523-3530 Italian Sausages, Onions and Potatoes expenses of administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute Above price does not include a 15% Administration Fee and a 7% Mass State Tax. formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- minating or restricting the powers of Personal 280 BENNINGTON STREET, EAST BOSTON, MA Representatives appointed under informal pro- cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, WWW.BOSTONPOSTGAZETTE.COM Telephone: 617-567-4499 www.spinellis.com can be obtained from the Petitioner. Run date: 9/9/16 PAGE 6 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Celebrates 40th Birthday in Style by Sal Giarratani

THE FIRST MONDAY IN MAY addiction relapse does nothing (DVD) to temper Sherlock’s suspicions Magnolia Home Ent. and mistrust regarding his arriv- The First Monday in May is al. With new cases materializing an unprecedented look behind and emotional crises building, the scenes of two of New York’s it’s the most electrifying season premier cultural events. Follow of Elementary yet! Investigate the creation of “China: Through for yourself with all 24 episodes The Looking Glass,” the most at- contained in this six-disc set. tended fashion exhibition in the HIGH-RISE (Blu-ray) history of The Costume Institute Magnolia Home Ent. at The Metropolitan Museum of Tom Hiddleston stars as Dr. Art, and the 2015 Met Gala, the Robert Laing, the newest res- star-studded fundraiser. Trail ident of a luxurious apart- Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of ment in a high-tech skyscraper Vogue magazine and Met Gala whose lofty location places him chair, and Andrew Boulton, amongst society’s upper class. the curator who conceived the Laing quickly settles in and groundbreaking show, as they meets the other tenants: Char- prepare for an unforgettable lotte (Sienna Miller), a bohemian evening. single mother; Wilder (Luke Ev- NOW YOU SEE ME 2 ans), a charismatic documentar- (Blu-ray) ian who lives with his pregnant Lionsgate Home Ent. wife Helen (Elisabeth Moss); and The Four Horsemen return Mr. Royal (Jeremy Irons), the for a second mind-bending ad- building’s enigmatic architect. venture, elevating the limits of Life seems like paradise to the stage illusion to new heights in solitude-seeking Laing. But, as an adventure that takes them power outages become more The Quincy Market by historic Faneuil Hall. around the globe. One year after frequent and building flaws outwitting the FBI and winning emerge, mainly on the lower the public’s adulation with their fl oors, social strata begins to Robin Hood-style magic spec- crumble and the building de- tacles, the illusionists resurface scends into a class war. for a comeback performance in DC’S LEGENDS OF hopes of exposing the unethical TOMORROW: THE COMPLETE practices of a tech magnate. The FIRST SEASON man behind their vanishing act (Blu-ray) is none other than Walter Mabry, Warner Bros. Home Ent. a tech prodigy who threatens the Having witnessed Earth’s ter- Horsemen into pulling off their rible future, time-traveling rogue most impossible heist yet. Their Rip Hunter assembles a group only hope is to perform one last of handpicked heroes and vil- unprecedented stunt to clear lains to vanquish the immortal their names and reveal the mas- Vandal Savage. The creators of termind behind it all. The Flash and Arrow deliver a ARROW: THE COMPLETE super hero spinoff series that It was back to the ’70s’ with Virgil and Vinyl Faneuil Hall Market Place by Commercial FOURTH SEASON (4-Blu-ray) combines characters from both Groove, as folks were drawn to the Disco Era. Street. (Photos by Sal Giarratani) Warner Bros. Home Ent. shows with new heroes from the After defeating his most formi- DC pantheon. Jon Arrow’s Atom Forty years ago this past In January 1968, a dream You know what, it was. All this dable foe to date and riding off and White Canary, the Flash’s August, I wrote a centerfold was being constructed across place had was a past; no pres- into the sunset with his longtime Professor Martin Stein, Captain piece in a nondescript maga- the rear entrance of our City ent, and from the looks of it, fl ame, tech whiz Felicity Smoak, Cold, and Heat Wave (Dominic zine that sadly shuttered a few Hall building. Throughout the no future. mysterious billionaire Oliver Purcell). Plus new heroes Jeffer- months later. In the piece, I ’50s and into the ’60s, Faneuil Then Mayor White’s vision Queen (aka The Arrow) left Star son “Jax” Jackson who becomes welcomed the new Faneuil Hall Hall Marketplace was an in- set in and he assembled a great City with the hope of beginning a Firestorm; and Hawkgirl, as they Marketplace’s birth and praised creasingly dying produce cen- team of folks and made some new life. But their newly tranquil combat a tyrant who spans the then Boston Mayor Kevin H. ter. I can remember watching magic of this dying tombstone existence is upended by the ar- course of history — and threat- White for having a vision about old episodes of Banacek on TV. and brought it back to life in rival of lawyer-turned-vigilante, ens time itself. A collection of what he was viewing outside his One episode had him meeting the ’70s. It continues very much Laurel Lance and Oliver’s sister, 16 edge-of-your-seat episodes offi ce on the fi fth fl oor of Boston someone at Quincy Market; it alive today. Thea, who recruit Oliver to save that feature thrilling CGI effects City Hall. looked old, crowded, and seedy. Today, Faneuil Hall Mar- Star City yet again — this time and a dynamic team of heroes ketplace is one of Boston’s from an evil organization called — and almost-heroes — with top tourist attractions and in H.I.V.E., led by the dangerous one extraordinary mission: save Known for Stretching the process has kept a dying Damien Darhk. Returning to our world! the Boundaries Downtown from imploding. Star City and donning the hood CRIMINAL MINDS: THE of Color & Design Tourists flock to Boston be- once more, Oliver will struggle to ELEVENTH SEASON (6-DVD) cause we are a city of history, keep his aim as the Green Arrow CBS + Paramount Cataldo Interiors Home a city of charm, and a city of without losing the life he fought In Season 11 of Criminal offers a treasure chest vision. so hard to get back. Rivalries Minds, the FBI’s Behavioral Faneuil Hall Marketplace mount and alliances shift, as the Analysis Unit (BAU) braves a re- of accessories that make has become an urban gem. It series based on the DC Comics lentless enemy that jeopardizes wonderful gifts and showcases Boston as being a character continues with 23 their professional lives and de- additions to anyone’s home. great destination for folks from hard-hitting, action-packed, mands unprecedented personal across the country and around justice-seeking episodes, includ- sacrifi ces. Tackling a network Along with a select line of jewelry & women’s fashion. the world. ing the groundbreaking cross- of cunning, cutthroat hitmen When Mayor Marty Walsh over episode with The Flash, linked by the darknet, special looks out of that 5th fl oor win- which introduces DC’s Legends agents Aaron Hotchner, David Visit dow at City Hall, the fi rst image of Tomorrow. Rossi, Derek Morgan, Jennifer he sees is that statue of Mayor ELEMENTARY: THE FOURTH “J.J.” Jareau, Dr. Spencer Reid, Cataldo I nteriors Home Kevin H. White rushing some- SEASON (6-DVD) technical analyst Penelope Gar- 42 Prince Street - Boston’s North End where with his coat over his CBS + Paramount cia, and a new crew-member, Email [email protected] shoulder. Where’s the mayor In Elementary, the fourth forensic psychologist Dr. Tara www.cataldointeriors.com rushing to? Well, I think this season, Sherlock Holmes (Jonny Lewis, delve into the depths of running statue of Kevin White Lee Miller) and Dr. Joan Watson the dark web — and put their 857-317-6115 shows that White never stopped (Lucy Liu), re-ignite their unique lives in peril like never before. trying to get Boston moving chemistry — a relationship that While taking down other serial again from the sluggish ’50s allows them to solve an increas- killers along the way, the team and early ’60s. He was run- ingly complex series of crimes in can never rest easy … and they ning into the 21st century as the Big Apple. But the worm in pay a price from which there’s far back as 1968. In 1976, he the Apple makes itself known no coming back. The twists moved even closer into that when Sherlock’s father, Morland keep unraveling in all 22 spine- future. Personally, I don’t think Holmes (John Noble), arrives in tingling episodes, proving that Boutique Hours: Monday – Thursday 11:30-7:00 that statue in Adams Square NYC to live full-time. His appar- when you face the world of the Friday – Saturday 11:00-8:30 – Sunday 12-6 of White does him justice; it ent concern with his son’s in- worst, the BAU is the best of should be taller. creasingly intense behavior and the best! POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 PAGE 7 Pirandello Lyceum & Sons of Italy Culture/ Historical Commission Italian Genealogy Event by Dr. Dean J. Saluti and Marjorie Cahn of Sons of Italy Lodges from throughout the Commonwealth. The Norwood, Quincy, Burling- ton, Braintree, and the Boston Renaissance Lodges were all represented. The event began with greet- ings from D. Brenton Simons, President and CEO of NEHGS, who spoke proudly of his Ital- ian roots. He is a member of Boston’s Renaissance Lodge of Marjorie Cahn, Pirandello the Sons of Italy and is respon- Lyceum Board member, sible for managing one of the checks in attendees at foremost genealogical centers in the beautiful New England the world. The Chairman of the Historic Genealogical Society L-R: Dr. Dean Saluti, Chairman of the Sons of Italy Culture/ Board of the Pirandello Lyceum, Patt Centore, of the Sons meeting room. Historical Commission, D. Brenton Simons, President and CEO Dr. Stephen Maio, and the of Italy Renaissance Lodge, of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, his Italian Vice President, Attorney Frank arrives early to enjoy the Bay brownstone facility. The genealogy specialist Jean Scaduto Belmonte, and well-known Ciano, were recognized and ambiance of the beautiful New NEHGS could not have picked historian and author Anthony Sammarco. photographed with Brenton. England Historic Genealogical a better host for us. Jean is a Recently, Boston’s prestigious people packed the New England In the audience was famous Society on Newbury Street in professional and, best of all, she Italian cultural organization, Historic Genealogical Society historian and author Anthony Boston’s Back Bay. is “one of our own.” the Pirandello Lyceum, teamed (NEHGS) on Newbury Street in Sammarco, who is also a mem- Pirandello Lyceum “I Migliori in After the presentation, we up with the Sons of Italy’s Cul- Boston’s Back Bay. This was ber of the Renaissance Lodge. Mens et Gesta” award recipients enjoyed a sumptuous Italian ture/Historical Commission for standing room only. The audi- Former City Councilor and Sons were acknowledged as well. I buffet that was prepared by an event called “Discover Your ence consisted of Pirandello of Italy member Diane Modica Miglioris Frank Pasciuto, Diane the Sons of Italy Culture/His- Italian Heritage.” More than 70 Lyceum members and members was recognized. The many Modica, Dorothy Maio, Richard torical Commission. Commis- Leccese, Dr. Grillone, Dr. Saluti, sioner Annette Luongo did a and Frank Ciano attended the fantastic job coordinating with event. the NEHGS and managing the The speaker was Jean menu. We had red and white Scaduto Belmonte, an Italian wine, Pinocchio’s Pizza (thanks genealogy expert from NEHGS. to the Pasciuto family), Spi- Jean’s presentation was excel- nelli’s antipasto salad, eggplant lent. She covered the details parmesan, cavatelli, and ziti of how to conduct ancestral with chicken and broccoli. The research using the NEHGS Culture/Historical Commis- resources and other available sioners brought desserts — boy, sources. She also gave exam- did they bring desserts! There ples from her family research. was rum cake, homemade piz- This was extremely interest- zelles, biscotti, cookies and, a ing, because her family lived in big favorite, Jordan almonds East Boston just like many of from the North End. It was the attendees. Jean included fun to enjoy outstanding Ital- anecdotes from her trips to Italy ian food in a Back Bay historic to meet relatives and stand in setting. a street named after her family! We look forward to more She did a great job of explaining Pirandello Lyceum and Sons of the research sources located on Italy Culture/Historical Com- each fl oor of the NEHGS Back mission collaborative efforts. Pirandello Lyceum and Sons of Italy members packed the beautiful New England Historic Genealogical Society’s meeting room on Newbury Street in Boston’s Back Bay. Note the beautiful chandeliers. Welcome home! ϯϬͲLJĞĂƌĮdžĞĚƌĂƚĞ ŵŽƌƚŐĂŐĞ

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Parla Come Mangi! (Speak as You Eat!)

by Alessandra Sambiase

Last week, I mentioned that ter, something we never saw arrived for a tour, and the owner Benvenuti! The thoughts and prayers of the whole world have we stopped at Bologna on our in the south. Sal asked about greeted them in perfect British been focused on Italy the past couple of weeks, as fi rst responders way northeast toward Venice. the difference and we were English. I was impress-ed. and local volunteers joined forces in the aftermath of the disastrous We arrived early on a Sunday told that the use of butter was Once back on the mainland, earthquake that struck central Italy. Italy mourns the victims morning and decided to attend common in the north, due to we headed for the Rialto Bridge of this natural disaster that hit hardest in the medieval town of Mass at the Cathedral. After French and German infl uences. which spans the Grand Canal, Amatrice, 80 miles north of Rome. The nearby towns of Accumuli Mass, we were standing outside Within an hour, we were back the main waterway in Venice. and Arquata del Tronto in the bordering region of Marche were also the main doors talking (in Eng- in St. Mark’s Square viewing There are shops on the covered damaged. The terremoto (earthquake) hit Amatrice just three days lish) about a place to eat. None and touring the great Renais- bridge, and we spent some time before the 50th Sagra degli Spaghetti all’Amatriciana, the traditional of us had ever been there before sance palaces that were built buying gifts for the folks at food festival dedicated to the traditional dish that has made this and were curious as to where to by rich Venetians hundreds of home. I bought a hand carved town famous. In preparation for this much awaited yearly event, go. Another churchgoer, who years earlier. We next headed meerschaum pipe for Bab- the tourist presence in Amatrice at the time was at its absolute understood English, suggested for St. Mark’s Cathedral, and bononno, hand-blown crystal peak. The people of the towns victimized by the August 24th earth- we follow him and his wife to a caught up with a tour group rosary beads for Mom, and quake have faced this tragedy with exemplary courage, strength, local cafeteria-style restaurant, from England. The language hand-carved cuff links for Dad. and resilience and as the Sagra dell’Amatriciana never took place which was open on Sundays for was British English and we Venice wasn’t cheap, but what this year, I would like to pay tribute to Amatrice with this week’s hungry churchgoers. were welcomed by the London- the heck? Later, we decided to recipe — Spaghetti all’Amatriciana. Spaghetti all’Amatriciana is We decided to take the man’s based tour guide. Once outside take a gondola ride and see the an ancient tradition in this territory and strictly uses spaghetti advice and followed his direc- of the cathedral, he suggested sites from the canals. Again, it pasta. Originally made without tomato sauce, onion and wine, tions, entering a building that that we climb the bell tower was an amazing city. I did no- this dish was the main meal of the many shepherds that lived looked like a serve-yourself- to see the human mechanical tice something about the people on the mountains of Amatrice. The shepherds originally brought style cafeteria. We were skepti- fi gures close up. Each hour, the of Venice; they were taller, pecorino, black pepper, dried pasta, guanciale, and lard in their cal until we tried our fi rst bite of fi gures follow a track around lighter-skinned people, some “purses.” Guanciale, cured pork made from the cheek, a delicacy the many offerings we scooped the top of the tower swinging with blond hair and blue eyes. of Lazio, is the traditional ingredient for spaghetti all’Amatriciana, onto our plates. Each was better hammers that ring the large I guess the Germanic invasions but as it can be diffi cult to fi nd, I’ve substituted pancetta, a type of than the next … from the pasta bells to sound out the hour. that happened just before the Italian bacon made of cured pork belly meat. Given the spirit and courses, through the meat dish- When we reached the top, it was fall of Rome had left something resilience of the Italian people, I am confi dent that the Sagra degli es, to the vegetables, and fi nally noon time and the fi gures rang behind in the north of Italy. Spaghetti all’Amatriciana will take place next year with much of the salad … they were gourmet. the bells 12 times. For the next After four or five days, we the reconstruction complete and many people back in their homes A glass of wine accompanied the couple of hours, my head was left Venice and headed down and the town’s beauty and economy being restored to its original dinner. The Emilio Romagna pounding and my ears ringing. the east coast of Italy. I wanted state. Enjoy your spaghetti all’Amatriciana with a glass of Frascati varietals were delicious, and I We should have waited until 1 to visit Foggia, the city where Superiore — a dry still white wine from the hills outside of Rome. could drink them as they didn’t o’clock, but no one told us. Babbononno was born, before have the preservatives found in Our next stop was at a crys- we had to head home. Labor Spaghetti all’Amatriciana (Serves 4) the imports to America, which tal shop to look at the famous Day was fast approaching and 1 pound of spaghetti 4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil I am allergic to. I said to Sal, “If Venetian glassware. The pro- the vacation was soon to end. 4 slices of pancetta or Splash of dry white wine Nanna was still alive, she would prietor told us that the factory Besides, I had to drop Jose and “guanciale,” 1/4 inch thick Red pepper fl akes to season tip her hat to the chefs who had tours during the day if we Franny off back in Cassino and One small yellow onion (optional) prepared this feast.” When we were interested. Murano glass then drive to Rome to catch my Freshly ground black pepper Grated Pecorino Romano were fi nally back on the road, I is famous throughout the world, fl ight. But, that’s a story for One 28 oz. can of peeled cheese had to keep the radio on rather and glass blowing is an ancient next week. To be continued … tomatoes (pureed) loud to prevent myself from fall- art form that Venice is noted for. GOD BLESS AMERICA ing asleep at the wheel. All were in agreement and we Preparation: Dice the pancetta or guanciale and the onion. In Venice, I was told, was only booked an afternoon visit. LEGAL NOTICE a saucepan, combine the onion, the pancetta or guanciale, some 95.5 miles from Bologna, and I We had to take a vaporete to ground black pepper and the olive oil and cook until golden. Add Commonwealth of Massachusetts the splash of white wine and let evaporate. Add the pureed peeled made it in about 2 hours or so. the Island of Murano, and when The Trial Court As we approached the city, we we arrived, the owner of the Middlesex Probate and Family Court tomatoes, season with salt and (optional) red pepper fl akes. Cook stopped to ask a police offi cer factory was waiting for us. He 208 Cambridge Street covered over medium-low heat for about 30 minutes. Bring a pot about where to park and where explained that he would con- Cambridge, MA 02141 of salty water to a boil and cook the pasta. When the pasta is “al 617-768-5800 we could get information on duct the tour as all of his staff, dente,” drain it and transfer it to a serving bowl. Evenly coat it Docket No. MI86P2404T fi nding a hotel. We had to leave except one glass blower, was on with the sauce and stir in the grated cheese. Buon appetito! CITATION ON PETITION FOR the car on the mainland as Ven- “summer holiday.” The factory ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNT ice is a city of canals and all the owner spoke perfect American In the Matter of Spaghetti all’Amatriciana (Serve 4) transportation is via some form English which surprised me. TESTAMENTARY TRUST OF 4 cucchiai di olio extra vergine of boat. A booking agency was Not until he said words that CHARLES J. PAINE 500 grammi di spaghetti Date of Death August 12, 1916 4 fette di pancetta o guanciale di oliva pointed out to us and we headed ended in “ed” did I realize that Vino bianco secco in to fi nd hotel space. Sal and he was Italian. He pronounced To all interested persons: 1 cipolla gialla piccola A Petition has been fi led by Charles M. Pepe nero Peperoncino rosso (facoltativo) Franny did most of the talking those last two letters on words Ganson, Jr. of, Bradley R. Pecorino grattugiato and we got Italian rates rather that contained them: look-ed. Cook of, Brenton H. Dickson 1 lattina grande di pomodori of, requesting allowance of the pelati (alternativa:Parmigiano than the typical tourist rate for cook-ed, etc. … I still marveled 1st - 9th (being the 69th - 77th) account(s) as Reggiano) vacationers from other coun- at his near perfect American Trustee and any other relief as requested in tries. We were told where to pick English. the Petition. Preparazione: Taglia a dadini la pancetta o guanciale e la ci- You have the right to obtain a copy of polla. In un tegame combina la cipolla, la pancetta o guanciale, del up the vaporete, which would We saw dinnerware, goblets, the Petition from the Petitioner or at the drop us off in front of our hotel. chandeliers, smaller lamps, Court. You have a right to object to this pepe nero, l’olio di oliva e fai dorare. Aggiungi del vino bianco e fai A vaporete is the local waterbus and all kinds of knickknacks proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney evaporare. Aggiungi i pomodori pelati passati e aggiusta di sale e must fi le a written appearance and objec- peperoncino (facoltativo). Cuoci a fi amma medio-bassa per circa that makes frequent stops on that were hand blown. Unfor- tion at this Court before 10:00 a.m. on a designated route. We found tunately, as we were told, there October 10, 2016. 30 minuti. In una pentola fai bollire dell’acqua salata e versaci the hotel and checked in per was only one man working. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline la pasta. Scola la pasta quando e’ “al dente” e trasferiscila in un by which you must fi le a written appearance piatto da portata. Condisci la pasta con il sugo e cospargi con del the reservations we had made When he heard us speaking and objection if you object to this proceed- at the booking agency. Once English, he asked if we were ing. If you fail to fi le a timely written appear- formaggio grattugiato. Buon appetito! we were settled, we decided to Americans. When we said that ance and objection followed by an Affi davit of Objections within thirty (30) days of the If you would like to cook with me go for a walk and see some of we were, he made a small statue return date, action may be taken without the sights. By now, it was late for Franny. It was a cowboy on further notice to you. go to www.speakasyoueat.com. in the afternoon and we weren’t a bucking bronco. Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., far from St. Mark’s Square. It was a gift. The other mag- First Justice of this Court. Alessandra Sambiase is an elementary and middle school Italian We stopped at an open-air café nificent items we saw were Date: August 24, 2016 language teacher in the Catholic school system. She is also a cooking for a late afternoon coffee and ready to be shipped out to Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate instructor and founder of “Parla come mangi!” (speak as you eat!) Run date: 9/9/16 sat and watched both the locals customers all over the world. cooking classes, where the passion for the Italian language meets and tourists who numbered When I told the factory owner the love for the Italian food. in the hundreds, but were that we were from Boston, he still outnumbered by the thou- mentioned that he designed the sands of pigeons who looked for chandeliers that were located Your Ad Greater Boston’s Affordable Private Cemetery handouts! at the Chateau de Ville. (Lom- My friends and I were tired bardo’s in Randolph was origi- Could Go Traditional Burial Plot (for 2) Starting at $1600 and decided to leave sightsee- nally a Chateau de Ville, and the ing and shopping until the light fi xture in the main stair- next day. The next morning, well was one of his designs.) Here we headed for the hotel’s small When it was time to leave, I dining room for breakfast. The wanted to tip the owner. He For information about coffee was the same as we refused the offer and told me to advertising in had experienced elsewhere in tip his glass blower if I wanted. the Post-Gazette, call Italy, but when the breakfast We did exactly that and said our 617-227-8929. rolls were served, they were goodbyes. Just as we were leav- accompanied by slabs of but- ing, a group of British tourists POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 PAGE 9

their Amor & Pasion Tour to Boston in electee, it’s little wonder that the voting carnival midway, The Grand Parade, support of their upcoming album of the populace are confused! Slate.com and demonstrations (ranging from bee- same name. Amor & Pasion is Il Divo’s Second City’s scathing new comedy keeping to miniature trains), a Grange seventh studio album and their most show tears up the electoral process Museum, pumpkin weigh-offs, the ambitious yet. Working with Columbian with sketches, music, improv, and in- 4-H Agricultural/Arts and Crafts NOW producer and multiple Latin Grammy teractive media to lampoon the biggest exhibits and so much more. Beekeep- Award®-winner Julio Reyes Copello, Il contest in world of politics. Instead of ing; Cattle; Farmyard; Goats; Green PLAYING Divo have recorded 12 songs spanning a crying, why not laugh instead? The show Pavilion; Midway; Parades; Pig Barn; century of traditional tangos, smoldering skewers both candidates in an unbiased Poultry; Rabbit and Cavy; Sheep; & Sand boleros and classic mambas. The fl avors breakdown of each of their campaign Sculpture; plus great games and UPTOWN & DOWNTOWN and sultry rhythms of Spain and Cuba, promises, legacy and screw-ups, as well all of your favorite fair food. Free Argentina and Mexico promise to set the as examining the American psyche, and grandstand entertainment include: stage for a very different Il Divo tour. just why we seem to be suckers for pun- Axe Women Loggers of Maine, The Urs Buhler says: “Everybody get ready ishment. Does the farcical progress of Reminisants, North Sea Gas, Grand to see and hear a new Il Divo with even the campaign show that the candidates Funk Railroad, The Flying Wallen- more passion, fi re and, for the fi rst time, are the problem, or does the real issue das, North Sea Gas, and the Brothers with rhythm! Get ready to move to the lie with us? Osborne. Featured events include: Latin beats of Amor & Pasion. Our new JIMMY KIMMEL & BILL SIMMONS Monster Truck Shows, Imagination Mov- show will take you on a journey through — October 15, 2016. The late night ers, and KC and The Sunshine Band at the greatest melodies from Central and comedy show host and sports guru — in- an additional cost. South America plus new treatments on cidentally best friends, too — are headed your favorite Il Divo hits.” to Boston this fall for a very special benefi t gala evening! Their An Evening of Conversation, Laughter and Romance DANCE SPECIAL comedy show is in support Harvard’s celebrated Scholars at Risk Program, HANOVER THEATRE FOR THE which is now in its 15th year. Combining PERFORMING ARTS EVENTS their joint wealth of general knowlege, 554 Main Street, Worcester, MA comedic observations, and sporting 844-892-7866 banter, this joint evening is a must-see LYNN AUDITORIUM www.TheHanoverTheatre.org for fans of the two entertainers, and all 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA ROYAL WINNIPEG BALLET’S for a great cause! Quick-fi re comic host 781-599-SHOW DRACULA — November 15, 2016. and social media maven, the man be- www.LynnAuditorium.com Burned into the public psyche over hind Jimmy Kimmel Live! has been going JACK HANNA’S INTO THE WILD the past 100 years, the name Dracula from strength to strength since his late LIVE! — October 15, 2016. America’s evokes dread and horror, but most of night network show premiered in 2003. most beloved animal expert, Jack all, fascination. A legend, a classic novel, Infamous for its Mean Tweets section Escape reality at King Richard’s Faire! Entertainment, exciting Hanna, brings his two-time Emmy Award the subject of countless movies since and THOSE Matt Damon/Ben Affl eck rides, and skilled games abound on the Faire’s enchanting 80- winning television series to the live stage the earliest days of celluloid, Dracula roast videos, Kimmel’s show continues with Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild Live! In is brought to life once again with Mark acre wooded site. See FAIRS & FESTIVALS for more details. to divide audiences whilst maintaining this awe-inspiring event, Jungle Jack Godden’s inventive choreography. (Photo by Julie Dennehy, [email protected]) a solid fanbase. will introduce you to some of the world’s Dracula marked the first time that ANDREA BOCELLI — December 17, most spectacular animals. Jack will also Godden created a full-length ballet. 2016. Legendary tenor Andrea Bocelli share humorous stories and amazing Complete with flying bats, dancing MUSIC will be appearing in Boston for the fi rst exclusive footage from his worldwide FAIRS & gargoyles, and mysterious transfor- time in more than six years. The unique adventures. From the jungles of Rwanda mations, Mark Godden’s Dracula is TD GARDEN performances will feature a new popular to the savannas of Australia, Jack has FESTIVALS contemporary ballet at its atmospheric 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA repertoire from Bocelli’s latest album, explored the corners of the globe as one fi nest. Presented in partnership with 617-624-1050 Cinema, along with Bocelli’s beloved rep- of the most visible and respected animal Music Worcester. www.TDGarden.com ertoire of Arias, love songs, and cross- ambassadors. You’ve seen him appear on 235 Main Street, Carver, MA BLAKE SHELTON — October 1, over hits. Cinema highlights a collection David Letterman, Good Morning Amer- 508-866-5391 2016. On the heels of his sold-out of movie songs etched in the culture and ica, and many others — now you can KING RICHARD’S FAIRE — Now shows earlier this year, country music hearts of several generations, includ- enjoy Jungle Jack’s infectious energy through October 23, 2016. — Enter- THEATER superstar Blake Shelton will continue ing epic theme songs featured in fi lms as he takes you “into the wild!” to see tainment, exciting rides and skilled the fun this fall with his 2016 tour. such as Doctor Zhivago, Love Story, The some of the most fascinating animals, games abound on the Faire’s enchanting Fans can look forward to new songs Godfather, Life is Beautiful, Gladiator, live! 80-acre wooded site. You’ll be dazzled NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE from his forthcoming album If I’m and many more. Thrilling audiences for by acrobats, aerialists, and jugglers! 62 Dunham Road, Beverly, MA Honest, including the Top 10 “Came over 20 years, Andrea Bocelli exploded CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS PARK Captivated with minstrels, dancers 978-232-7200 Here to Forget,” plus many of his 21 onto the world’s stage with his hit, “Con 100 Atlantic Avenue, Boston and puppeteers and instantly en- www.NSMT.org number one singles, from his debut te Partiro” (and later it’s arrangement 781-639-6002 thralled by fi re eaters, and exotic ti- SPAMALOT — September 27 through single “Austin,” to his most recent #1, as a duet with Sarah Brightman with www.FOCCP.org gers. Hundreds of talented performers October 9, 2016. Monty Python’s Spa- “Gonna.” Shelton received strong re- the title “Time To Say Goodbye”), and THE BOSTON ARTS FESTIVAL perform non-stop for you throughout malot is the outrageous musical comedy views from critics while on the road this has since sold 80 million records and — Saturday, September 10, 12:00 the day when visiting any one of our lovingly ripped off from the fi lm classic winter. The Louisville Courier-Journal performed countless worldwide tours. pm - 6:00 pm. Christopher Columbus eight vibrant stages. The King’s hand- Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Flying noted: “When you hear his body of work Today, Bocelli is known for being one Park in the North End is transformed some knights battle on horseback as cows, killer rabbits, taunting French- in the context of a two-hour show, it’s of the greatest singing talents in the into a vibrant cultural village complete bawdy beggars compete in mud. Wacky men, and show-stopping musical num- also evident why Shelton has struck world. with exhibits, demonstrations, and wenches will leave you in stitches bers are just a few of the reasons you’ll platinum. He isn’t about pyrotechnics, other attractions all involving visual or while happy villagers engage you in be eating up Spamalot. opting for a sincere, likable approach BLUE HILLS BANK PAVILION performing arts. Guests and visitors the lanes. Frolicking faeries can be that he pulls off with astonishing ease.” 290 Northern Ave., Boston, MA can expect to not only witness a wide seen dancing through the forest, where BOSTON CHILDREN’S THEATRE And The Boot said of his show in Buffalo, www.LiveNation.com array of artistic showcases, but also you can try your skill in his majesty’s The Plaza Theatre at the Boston N.Y.: “Thanks to Shelton’s 10 seasons- MEGHAN TRAINOR: The Untouch- participate in the various workshops Gaming Glen. Epicurean pleasures, Center for the Arts long role on awards show hosting gigs able Tour — September 24, 2016. on ceramics, painting, sculpture, and suited for royalty, will tantalize your 539 Tremont Street, Boston, MA ... it can be easy to forget what got The 22-year-old singer will kick off various other crafts. Whether you’re taste buds with the Faire’s unbelievable 617-933-8600 him there in the fi rst place: good, solid the Untouchable Tour on July 14th in alone, with friends or with your family, choices of truly scrumptious treats. www.BostonChildrensTheatre.org country music ... and a ton of charisma. Vancouver, Canada, and bring the tour the whole event is sure to be a fun-fi lled You’ll discover beautiful handspun FANCY NANCY THE MUSICAL — Both were on full display throughout his to a close September 24th in Boston. experience. Free event. pottery, fabulous jewelry, and incredible September 24 – October 9, 2016. Fol- two-hour set.” Untouchable promotes Trainor’s new face painting. Delight in period cloth- lowing a sold-out run at the Regent ERIC CHURCH — January 28, 2017. album, Thank You, which was released TD GARDEN ing, leather, armor, and moccasins. Theatre in Arlington, Fancy Nancy is Eric Church brings the Holdin’ My Own on May 13th. Thank You is the follow- 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA Be amazed with sword making, glass BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! This Tour to TD Garden. There will be no up to Title, which debuted at No. 1 617-624-1050 blowing and portrait painting. Revel in spectacular (that’s fancy for awesome) opening acts on the Holdin’ My Own on the Billboard 200 in 2015. Trainor www.TDGarden.com scented oils, perfumes and fantastic musical is based on the wildly popu- Tour. Instead, Church will headline released the first single, “No,” from 2016 KELLOGG’S TOUR OF GYM- psychic readings as you make memories lar books by Jane O’Connor. In this two full sets each night. “It’s just us,” Thank You in March, and “Better,” NASTICS CHAMPIONS — November to last a lifetime! high-spirited production, Nancy and Church said of his upcoming tour. featuring Yo Gotti, in April. Trainor 13, 2016. Three-time World all-around her friends are performing in their very I’m going to do an intermission in the won Best New Artist at the Grammy champion Simone Biles of Spring, Texas; 875 Memorial Ave., W. Springfi eld fi rst stage show and Nancy is abso- middle so people can get beer, which Awards. 2012 Olympic team and all-around www.TheBigE.com lutely positive (that’s fancy for 100% is not really done in country shows. I champion Gabby Douglas of Virginia THE BIG E — September 16 through sure) that she and her best friend Bree think it’s a neat way for fans to interact, WANG THEATER Beach, VA; 2012 Olympic team and October 2, 2016. Enjoy the sights, will be cast as mermaids. What hap- and it gives us a breather, and it gives Citi Performing Arts Center fl oor exercise champion Aly Raisman sounds and fl avors of the fall season in pens when Nancy is given the part of a them a breather. You can talk about 270 Tremont Street Boston, MA of Needham, MA; 2008 Olympic all- New England at The Big E. This extrava- dull, brown tree? How will Nancy bring what’s been played and how the show 800-982-2798 around champion Nastia Liukin; and ganza has free top-name entertainment, her fancy fl air to the role? With life is so far.” In addition, Church said the www.CitiCenter.org 2012 Olympic team gold-medalist Jor- major exhibits, The Big E Super Circus, lessons to learn in a fun, creative way. split show with two sets gives him the op- IL DIVO — October 5, 2016. Il Divo dyn Wieber headline the 2016 Kellogg’s the Avenue of States, dazzling thrill portunity to have two different opening — the record-breaking classical cross- Tour of Gymnastics Champions cast shows, New England history and agri- HANOVER THEATRE FOR THE songs, two closing songs and two sepa- over group that has sold more than 30 that also includes members of the both culture, animals, rides, shopping, crafts, PERFORMING ARTS rate themes and looks if he so chooses. million albums worldwide — will bring the 2012 and 2016 U.S. Olympic Gym- a daily parade and a Mardi Gras parade, 554 Main Street, Worcester, MA nastics Teams. The 2016 Kellogg’s Tour and foods from around the world. At 844-892-7866 of Gymnastics Champions will visit 36 the core is the engaging Avenue of www.TheHanoverTheatre.org cities across the nation before wrapping States, featuring replicas of all New KINKY BOOTS — November 30 ITALIAN RADIO PROGRAMS up in Boston. “Gymnastics fans across England state houses. This inventive through December 4, 2016. Kinky Boots the nation will get to see the biggest feature allows guests to take a walking is Broadway’s huge-hearted, high-heeled names in the sport,” said Steve Penny, tour of New England without leaving hit! With songs by Grammy® and Tony® “The Sicilian Corner” — every Friday 10:00 am to Noon with hosts Tom president of USA Gymnastics. “The Kel- the fairgrounds, indulging in sights, winning pop icon Cyndi Lauper, this Zappala and Mike Lomazzo and “The Best in Italian Music” with Nunzio logg’s Tour is always a lot of fun and a sounds and tastes ranging from tart joyous musical celebration is about great way for Americans to celebrate the DiMarca every Sunday from 9:00 am to Noon. Go to www.1110wccmam.com. New Hampshire cider to sharp Vermont the friendships we discover, and the athletes’ performances at the Olympic cheddar. Complementing this regional belief that you can change the world “Italia Oggi” — Sundays 11:00 am to Noon with host Andrea Urdi Games.” immersion course are satellite attrac- when you change your mind. Inspired 1460 AM. tions like the Harvest New England by true events, Kinky Boots takes you “Dolce Vita Radio” — Sundays DJ Rocco Mesiti 11:00 am-1:00 pm; Demonstration Kitchen, where celebrity from a gentlemen’s shoe factory in 90.7 FM or online www.djrocco.com. COMEDY chefs will preside over a full schedule Northampton to the glamorous catwalks of cooking demonstrations, food sam- of Milan. Charlie Price is struggling to “The Nick Franciosa Show” — Sundays from Noon to 3:00 pm on WLYN plings and recipe contests. For those live up to his father’s expectations and 1360 AM. HANOVER THEATRE FOR THE whose loyalties lie further south, the continue the family business of Price “Guido Oliva Italian Hour” — Sundays 8:00 am-9:00 am on WSRO PERFORMING ARTS expo offers daily Mardi Gras parades, & Son. With the factory’s future hang- 650 AM and online at www.wsro.com. 554 Main Street, Worcester, MA transporting contemporary Puritans to ing in the balance, help arrives in the 844-892-7866 the Big Easy through exposure to seven unlikely but spectacular form of Lola, “Tony’s Place” on MusicAmerica WPLM FM 99.1 — Sundays www.TheHanoverTheatre.org extravagant fl oats. a fabulous performer in need of some 7:00 pm–2:00 am on MusicAmerica. Host Ron Della Chiesa presents Tony’s UNELECTABLE YOU — October 2, sturdy new stilettos. With direction and Place. Visit www.MusicNotNoise.com. 2016. The Race to the White House Route 1, Topsfi eld, MA choreography by two-time Tony Award- “L’Italia Chiamo Italian Radio Show” hosted by Stefano Marchese and — skewered! Election season is now 978-887-5000 winner Jerry Mitchell (Legally Blonde, Elisa Meazzini — Thursdays 3:00 pm-4:15 pm. Visit litaliachiamo.com; email: upon us, and two of the country’s most www.Topsfi eldFair.org Hairspray) and a book by Broadway leg- [email protected]. Tel. 857-334-0868. unpopular politicians are going head- TOPSFIELD FAIR — September 30 end and four-time Tony Award-winner to-head for the presidency. With almost through October 10, 2016. The Tops- Harvey Fierstein (La Cage Aux Folles), “Intervallo Musicale” — Sundays 10:00-10:30 am; Host Carmine Guarino daily gaffes made by a certain Repub- fi eld Fair, America’s oldest and fi nest Kinky Boots is the winner of six Tony on WUNR 1600 AM and online at www.wunr.com. lican candidate, and accusations of agricultural fair, has run every fall since Awards including Best Musical, Best corruption towards the Democratic 1818. The fair features Fiesta Shows’ Score and Best Choreography. PAGE 10 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

THOUGHTS by DAN LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS About This & That CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AT RISK SERVICES The MASSACHUSETTS PORT AUTHORITY (Massport) is soliciting Construction Management with Daniel A. DiCenso at Risk Services for MPA PROJECT NO. L1375-C1, TERMINAL B AIRLINE CONSOLIDATION AND ENHANCEMENT PROJECT, LOGAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, EAST BOSTON, THE USS CYCLOPS: MASSACHUSETTS (the project). In accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 149A, Sections 1 thru 13, Massport is seeking a highly qualifi ed and competent Construction Manager (CM) to provide preconstruction services and implement the construction of the Project in VVanishedanished iintonto tthehe WWavesaves accordance with an agreement where the basis for payment is the cost of the work plus a fee with age, had developed something a negotiated guaranteed maximum price. This Request for Qualifi cations (RFQ) is being utilized to of a fearful reputation amongst prequalify and shortlist CM fi rms who will be invited to submit proposals in response to a Request for Proposals (RFP) to be issued by Massport. his crew. He was known for The airline consolidation and enhancement project will combine the operations of the legacy air violent outbursts and harsh carrier USAirways, currently operating out of Pier A as American Airlines, into one consolidated treatment of the crew for minor operation at Pier B. The project is comprised of both renovated and new construction. The scope is offenses. But this pales next to for both the arrivals and departures levels and will entail modifi cations to the apron to accommodate the new American Airlines fl eet mix. The program is comprised of enhancements to public circulation the bigger accusation. While spaces, vertical transportation, passenger amenities and concessions shell space, ticketing hall, the working as a U.S. Navy Captain, security checkpoint, toilet rooms, departure lounges, and baggage handling areas for both inbound Worley maintained allegiance and outbound baggage screening and operations. to his native country during A Supplemental Information Package which will provide more details on the scope of the Project as well as the selection process and evaluation criteria shall be available as of Wednesday, WWI. Amongst the passengers September 14, 2016, on the Massport website http://www.massport.com/doingbusiness/_ on the doomed ship was Rio de layouts/CapitalPrograms/default.aspx on CommBuys (www.commbuys.com) in the listings for Janeiro’s consul-general, Alfred this project or by contacting Susan Brace by email at [email protected] Louis Moreau Gottschalk, also In addition, a Project Briefi ng shall be held in the Bid Room at Capital Programs Department, Logan Offi ce Center, One Harborside Drive, Logan International Airport, East Boston, MA on Monday, a German sympathizer during September 19, 2016 at 3:30 PM. The briefi ng is not mandatory. the war. Could the two have Responses shall be addressed to Houssam Sleiman, P.E., CCM, Director of Capital Programs and conspired to sell the ship to the Environmental Affairs and received in the Capital Programs Department no later than 12:00 noon enemy? It would have been a on Thursday, October 6, 2016 at the Massachusetts Port Authority, Capital Programs Department, Logan Offi ce Center, One Harborside Drive, Suite 209S, Logan International Airport, East Boston, The USS Cyclops. valuable target given its cargo. MA 02128-2909. Nothing, however, was found to All questions relative to your submission shall be directed to [email protected]. In The fate of the crew of the corroborate this. the subject lines of your email, please reference the MPA Project Name and Number. It is strictly Mary Celeste has haunted So what became of the USS prohibited for any proponent to contact anyone else from Massport about this project from the time of this solicitation until award of the project to the successful proponent. mariners for a long time, but Cyclops? There are many pos- MASSACHUSETTS PORT AUTHORITY few people today remember sibilities, the most likely being THOMAS P. GLYNN the mystery of the USS Cyclops, it was caught in a storm, its CEO AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR the U.S. Naval vessel that dis- excessive weight already less- Run date: 9/9/2016 appeared into the Bermuda ening its chances of survival, Triangle in 1918 without a and was lost at sea. The only NOTICE TO TRADE CONTRACTORS trace. Almost one hundred answers are likely to be found REQUEST FOR TRADE CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS years later, not a trace of the deep in the West Indian wa- The MASSACHUSETTS PORT AUTHORITY is soliciting Statements of Qualifi cations from ship or of the 306 crewmembers ters. But, as was the case with TRADE CONTRACTORS interested in performing trade work for M425-C2, SOUTH BOSTON onboard has been found. Flight 19, nothing has ever been WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION CENTER. The Authority is seeking Qualifi cation Built in 1910, the Cyclops was found, leaving the answers to Statements from Trade Contractors who have a demonstrated experience in the construction and implementation of similar work in terms of scale and complexity as required for the SOUTH BOSTON commissioned in 1917 for the the imagination. WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION CENTER, D STREET, SOUTH BOSTON, MA. In accordance war effort and serviced the East with Massachusetts construction manager at-risk requirements, MGL Chapter 149A Section 8, Coast until the beginning of Qualifi cation Statements are being requested from trade contractors capable of performing the LEGAL NOTICE following classes of work: Waterproofi ng, Damp-proofi ng and Caulking, Roofi ng and Flashing, 1918. After the war, the vessel Miscellaneous and Ornamental Iron, Masonry Work, Painting, Tile, Glass and Glazing, Fire was used to fuel British ships Commonwealth of Massachusetts Protection Sprinkler System, Plumbing, HVAC, and Electrical. in the South Seas off the coast The Trial Court The contract includes the construction of a 1,550 space, 9 level parking garage over the existing Middlesex Probate and Family Court Interstate 90 tunnel structure built by the Central Artery and Tunnel Project (CA/T) on Massport’s of Brazil. 208 Cambridge Street nd Core Block parcel in South Boston. The project site is bounded by World Trade Center Avenue on On February 22 of 1918, Cambridge, MA 02141 the west, the Silver Line World Trade Center Station and ramps to the north, D Street to the east, the Cyclops left Brazil for an (617) 768-5800 and DB Street (interstate highway access ramp) and the Massport Haul Road to the south. uninterrupted journey back to Docket No. MI15P5399EA The estimated cost of the trade contractors’ portion of this phase of the Project is approximately Baltimore. There was nothing Estate of $17,590,000 and the construction duration for this phase is approximately fourteen (14) months. The in the ship’s departure that MARY ANNE WYATT estimated value of work to be performed by trade contractors is as follows: Captain Worley ... who was seemed out of the ordinary or Date of Death September 19, 2015 Trades: Waterproofi ng, Damp-proofi ng and Caulking $ 650,000 he really? Roofi ng and Flashing $ 500,000 a cause for concern, but the CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Miscellaneous and Ornamental Iron $ 2,100,000 ship’s commander, Captain of its crew. To all interested persons: Masonry Work $ 800,000 George Worley, did note that the There was much debate and A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Painting $ 275,000 ship seemed overloaded. It was theorizing about the fate of the Appointment of Personal Representative has been fi led by Jessica Ferro of Natick, Tile $ 35,000 carrying manganese ore, and vessel, most concluding that MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Glass and Glazing $ 30,000 that the starboard engine had a the ship succumbed to a com- Decree and Order and for such other relief as Fire Protection Sprinkler System $ 3,800,000 cracked cylinder, but it passed bination of its unstable cargo, requested in the Petition. Plumbing $ 1,600,000 The Petitioner requests that Jessica inspection back at its departure overload, and potential storms Ferro of Natick, MA be appointed as Per- HVAC $ 1,300,000 point in Rio de Janeiro. The in the Caribbean Sea. In June sonal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Electrical $ 6,500,000 ship did make one unscheduled of that year, Franklin D. Roos- Without Surety on the bond in an unsuper- The Authority is implementing this project in accordance with MGL Chapter 149A, Sections 1 thru stop in Barbados en route when evelt (then an Assistant Secre- vised administration. 13. This selection of trade contractors conforms to MGL Chapter 149A, Section 8, subsections (b) IMPORTANT NOTICE to (k) inclusive. This Request for Qualifi cations (RFQ) will be utilized to prequalify trade contractors waters were reaching the tary to the Navy) declared the You have the right to obtain a copy of the capable and experienced in the construction of parking garages and terminal buildings. The Authority Plimsoll line (the maximum ship offi cially lost and all those Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. shall utilize a two-step process including the prequalifi cation of trade contractors based on an depth to which the vessel may listed on board as deceased. You have a right to object to this proceeding. evaluation of the Statement of Qualifi cations received in response to this solicitation, followed by an To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a Invitation to Bidders that will only be issued to the prequalifi ed trade contractors. A Prequalifi cation be safely immersed when loaded But then, another, more in- written appearance and objection at this Committee consisting of four representatives, one each from the Designer and the CM at Risk with cargo), but by March 4th it triguing explanation emerged, Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day and two Massport staff. This Prequalifi cation Committee will be conducting a qualifi cations-based of September 29, 2016. was on its journey back to Balti- throwing Captain Worley under evaluation of submittals received from interested trade contractors in order to identify prequalifi ed This is NOT a hearing date, but a trade contractors who will be invited to respond to a written Invitation to Bidders. Please note that deadline by which you must fi le a written more. And from then on, no one suspicion. Worley was born the Authority is not utilizing this process to prequalify sub-contractors who are not trade contractors appearance and objection if you object to has heard anything about the Frederick Wichmann in Germa- which shall be done separately in accordance with MGL C149A, Section 8, subsection (j). this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely USS Cyclops or what became ny and, shortly before the voy- written appearance and objection followed Qualifi cation Statements shall be evaluated in accordance with the following criteria; (1) Management by an affi davit of objections within thirty Experience; (2) Project References including a Public Project Record and (3) Capacity to Complete (30) days of the return day, action may be including a demonstration that the contractor has the fi nancial stability and long-term viability to taken without further notice to you. successfully implement the Project. A Supplemental Information Package that discusses these UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION Evaluation Criteria and the Prequalifi cation Process in more detail as well as any other requirements UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM for the Qualifi cation Statements will be available to interested parties beginning September 21, PROBATE CODE (MUPC) 2016, by contacting Susan Brace at 617-568-5961 or via email at [email protected] A Personal Representative appointed A Project Briefi ng will be held on Tuesday, September 20, 2016, at 1:00 in the Cap ital Programs under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- Department, Logan Offi ce Center, 2nd fl oor, 1 Harborside Drive, East Boston, MA. Attendance at Boston Harborside Home istration is not required to fi le an inventory the briefi ng is not mandatory, however, it is strongly encouraged in order to best familiarize your fi rm or annual accounts with the Court. Persons with the project details and the prequalifi cation process. interested in the estate are entitled to notice Seven (7) copies of a bound document each limited to 20 sheets (40 pages), exclusive of covers and Joseph A. Langone regarding the administration directly from the Personal Representative and may peti- dividers and resumes which shall be limited to one page, shall be printed on both sides of the sheet tion the Court in any matter relating to the (8 ½” x 11”) and shall be addressed to Mr. Houssam H. Sleiman, P.E., CCM, Director of Capital Programs and Environmental Affairs, and received no later than 12:00 Noon on Thursday, October 580 Commercial St. - Boston, MA 02109 estate, including the distribution of assets and expenses of administration. 6, 2016, at the Massachusetts Port Authority, Logan Offi ce Center, One Harborside Drive, Suite 209S, Logan International Airport, East Boston, MA 02128-2909. Any submittal that exceeds the 617-536-4110 Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., page limit set here or that is not received in the Capital Programs Department by the above deadline First Justice of this Court. shall be rejected as non-responsive. www.bostonharborsidehome.com Date: September 1, 2016 Questions regarding this RFQ shall be submitted in writing and directed to cpbidquestions@ Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate massport.com with the Project name and number included in the subject line of the email. Run date: 9/9/16 Augustave M. Sabia, Jr. Trevor Slauenwhite MASSACHUSETTS PORT AUTHORITY THOMAS P. GLYNN CEO AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Frederick J. Wobrock Dino C. Manca Run date: 9/9/2016 Courtney A. Fitzgibbons Small Ads The Federal Trade Commission Get Big works for the consumer to prevent Results fraud and deception. 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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court The Trial Court The Trial Court The Trial Court The Trial Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Probate and Family Court 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street Middlesex Division 208 Cambridge Street Middlesex Division Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 208 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141 208 Cambridge Street (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 East Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5800 East Cambridge, MA 02141 Docket No. MI15P5258EA Docket No. MI16P4548EA (617) 768-5800 Docket No. MI16D2855DR (617) 768-5800 Estate of Estate of Docket No. MI16P4390EA DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Docket No. MI16P4615EA PUBLICATION AND MAILING EOIN McWILLIAMS CHARLES J. FUCCI Estate of Estate of Also Known As Date of Death July 6, 2016 THOMAS E. GATELY, JR. STEPHANIE IANICKY LOMBARDI TAX ALLEN E. EVERETT EOIN B. McWILLIAMS vs. CITATION ON PETITION FOR Date of Death January 9, 2016 Date of Death June 3, 2016 Date of Death August 6, 2015 FORMAL ADJUDICATION MOISES A. TAX INFORMAL PROBATE INFORMAL PROBATE CITATION ON PETITION FOR To the Defendant: To all interested persons: PUBLICATION NOTICE PUBLICATION NOTICE FORMAL ADJUDICATION A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with The Plaintiff has fi led a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court grant a divorce for To all persons interested in the above To all interested persons: Appointment of Personal Representative To all persons interested in the above Irretrievable Breakdown of the Marriage 1B. captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner A Petition for Formal Adjudication of has been fi led by Mary E. McClearly of Salem, captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner The Complaint is on fi le at the Court. Carol S. Lyons of Hingham, MA, a Will has Intestacy and Appointment of Personal NH requesting that the Court enter a formal Charlene R. Gately of Woburn, MA. An Automatic Restraining Order has been been admitted to informal probate. Representative has been fi led by Brendan Decree and Order and for such other relief as Charlene R. Gately of Woburn, MA, has entered in this matter preventing you from Carol S. Lyons of Hingham, MA, has F. McWilliams of Medford, MA requesting requested in the Petition. been informally appointed as the Personal taking any action which would negatively impact been informally appointed as the Personal that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order The Petitioner requests that Mary E. Representative of the estate to serve without the current fi nancial status of either party SEE Representative of the estate to serve without and for such other relief as requested in the McClearly of Salem, NH be appointed as surety on the bond. Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. surety on the bond. Petition. Personal Representative(s) of said estate The estate is being administered under You are hereby summoned and required The estate is being administered under The Petitioner requests that Brendan F. to serve Without Surety on the bond in an informal procedure by the Personal Represen- to serve upon Stephanie I. Lombardi Tax, informal procedure by the Personal Represen- McWilliams of Medford, MA be appoint- unsupervised administration. tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- 17 Otis Street #3, Somerville, MA 02145 your tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- ed as Personal Representative(s) of said IMPORTANT NOTICE bate Code without supervision by the Court. answer, if any, on or before September 29, bate Code without supervision by the Court. estate to serve on the bond in a supervised You have the right to obtain a copy of the Inventory and accounts are not required to be 2016. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed Inventory and accounts are not required to be administration. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. fi led with the Court, but interested parties are to the hearing and adjudication of this action. fi led with the Court, but interested parties are IMPORTANT NOTICE You have a right to object to this proceeding. entitled to notice regarding the administration You are also required to fi le a copy of your entitled to notice regarding the administration You have the right to obtain a copy of the To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a from the Personal Representative and can answer, if any, in the offi ce of the Register of from the Personal Representative and can Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. written appearance and objection at this petition the Court in any matter relating to the this Court. petition the Court in any matter relating to the You have a right to object to this proceeding. Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day estate, including distribution of assets and estate, including distribution of assets and To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a of September 28, 2016. expenses of administration. Interested parties Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., expenses of administration. Interested parties written appearance and objection at this This is NOT a hearing date, but a are entitled to petition the Court to institute First Justice of this Court. are entitled to petition the Court to institute Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day deadline by which you must fi le a written formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- Date: August 16, 2016 formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- of September 28, 2016. appearance and objection if you object to minating or restricting the powers of Personal Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate minating or restricting the powers of Personal This is NOT a hearing date, but a this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely Representatives appointed under informal pro- Run date: 9/9/16 Representatives appointed under informal pro- deadline by which you must fi le a written written appearance and objection followed cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, appearance and objection if you object to by an affi davit of objections within thirty can be obtained from the Petitioner. can be obtained from the Petitioner. this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely (30) days of the return day, action may be Run date: 9/9/16 Run date: 9/9/16 written appearance and objection followed taken without further notice to you. LEGAL NOTICE by an affi davit of objections within thirty UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION (30) days of the return day, action may be UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Commonwealth of Massachusetts taken without further notice to you. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) The Trial Court LEGAL NOTICE UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION A Personal Representative appointed Probate and Family Court UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- LEGAL NOTICE Middlesex Division Commonwealth of Massachusetts PROBATE CODE (MUPC) istration is not required to fi le an inventory 208 Cambridge Street A Personal Representative appointed or annual accounts with the Court. Persons Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court The Trial Court East Cambridge, MA 02141 Probate and Family Court under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- interested in the estate are entitled to notice (617) 768-5800 istration is not required to fi le an inventory regarding the administration directly from Probate and Family Court Middlesex Division or annual accounts with the Court. Persons the Personal Representative and may peti- Worcester Division Docket No. MI16P4430EA 208 Cambridge Street East Cambridge, MA 02141 interested in the estate are entitled to notice tion the Court in any matter relating to the 225 Main Street Estate of (617) 768-5800 regarding the administration directly from estate, including the distribution of assets Worcester, MA 01608 WILLIAM JOSEPH CLEARY the Personal Representative and may peti- and expenses of administration. (508) 831-2200 Docket No. MI16P4393EA Date of Death April 29, 2016 tion the Court in any matter relating to the Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Docket No. WO16P1848EA Estate of estate, including the distribution of assets INFORMAL PROBATE First Justice of this Court. Estate of CHARLOTTE B. ESKIN and expenses of administration. Date: August 31, 2016 PUBLICATION NOTICE CHERYL A. ARSENAULT Date of Death July 10, 2016 Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., To all persons interested in the above Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Date of Death April 28, 2016 First Justice of this Court. Run date: 9/9/16 captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner INFORMAL PROBATE Date: August 31, 2016 INFORMAL PROBATE Karin A. Conti of Watertown, MA. PUBLICATION NOTICE Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate PUBLICATION NOTICE Karin A. Conti of Watertown, MA, has To all persons interested in the above Run date: 9/9/16 To all persons interested in the above been informally appointed as the Personal captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Mark Representative of the estate to serve without Donald P. Eskin of Sharon, MA, a Will has Arsenault of Belmont, MA. surety on the bond. been admitted to informal probate. Mark Arsenault of Belmont, MA, has The estate is being administered under Donald P. Eskin of Sharon, MA, has been informally appointed as the Personal informal procedure by the Personal Represen- been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. bate Code without supervision by the Court. surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under Inventory and accounts are not required to be The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Represen- fi led with the Court, but interested parties are informal procedure by the Personal Represen- LEGAL NOTICE tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- entitled to notice regarding the administration tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- LEGAL NOTICE bate Code without supervision by the Court. from the Personal Representative and can bate Code without supervision by the Court. Commonwealth of Massachusetts petition the Court in any matter relating to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Inventory and accounts are not required to be Inventory and accounts are not required to be The Trial Court estate, including distribution of assets and fi led with the Court, but interested parties are The Trial Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court fi led with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration expenses of administration. Interested parties entitled to notice regarding the administration Middlesex Probate and Family Court 208 Cambridge Street are entitled to petition the Court to institute from the Personal Representative and can 208 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141 from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- petition the Court in any matter relating to the Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5800 minating or restricting the powers of Personal estate, including distribution of assets and (617) 768-5800 estate, including distribution of assets and Docket No. MI16P4518EA expenses of administration. Interested parties Representatives appointed under informal pro- expenses of administration. Interested parties cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, Docket No. MI16P4442EA Estate of are entitled to petition the Court to institute are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- can be obtained from the Petitioner. formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- Estate of ARTHUR UHLIR Run date: 9/9/16 AUSTIN J. CRIBBEN Also Known As minating or restricting the powers of Personal minating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal pro- Date of Death March 30, 2016 ARTHUR UHLIR, JR. Representatives appointed under informal pro- cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, CITATION ON PETITION FOR Date of Death June 17, 2016 can be obtained from the Petitioner. can be obtained from the Petitioner. FORMAL ADJUDICATION CITATION ON PETITION FOR Run date: 9/9/16 LEGAL NOTICE Run date: 9/9/16 FORMAL ADJUDICATION To all interested persons: Commonwealth of Massachusetts To all interested persons: A Petition for Formal Adjudication of The Trial Court A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Essex Probate and Family Court Representative has been fi led by Carol I. Appointment of Personal Representa- LEGAL NOTICE tive has been fi led by Ingeborg W. Uhlir of 45 Congress Street Sanchez-Novak of Framingham, MA request- Salem, MA 01970 ing that the Court enter a formal Decree and Weston, MA requesting that the Court enter LEGAL NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts a formal Decree and Order and for such other (978) 744-1020 The Trial Court Order and for such other relief as requested in Commonwealth of Massachusetts the Petition. relief as requested in the Petition. Docket No. ES16A0063AD Probate and Family Court The Petitioner requests that Ingeborg The Trial Court Middlesex Division The Petitioner requests that Paula C. Probate and Family Court In the matter of Nedved of Worcester, MA be appointed as W. Uhlir of Weston, MA be appointed as 208 Cambridge Street Middlesex Division ALANNA LEXIS REID Personal Representative(s) of said estate to Personal Representative(s) of said estate East Cambridge, MA 02141 serve With Personal Surety on the bond in an to serve Without Surety on the bond in an 208 Cambridge Street CITATION (617) 768-5800 East Cambridge, MA 02141 G.L. c. 210, § 6 unsupervised administration. unsupervised administration. Docket No. MI16P4497EA IMPORTANT NOTICE IMPORTANT NOTICE (617) 768-5800 To Edward Wayne Reid and persons You have the right to obtain a copy of the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Docket No. MI16P4131EA interested in a petition for the adoption Estate of Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. DOROTHY MAY SELFRIDGE Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Estate of of said child and to the Department of You have a right to object to this proceeding. Children and Families of said Commonwealth, Also Known As You have a right to object to this proceeding. LONJA NACHMANN To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a 280 Merrimac St., 2nd Floor, Lawrence, MA DOROTHY MAY O’NEIL written appearance and objection at this written appearance and objection at this Date of Death June 28, 2016 01843. Date of Death April 17, 2016 Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day INFORMAL PROBATE A petition has been presented to said court of September 27, 2016. by Justin Matthew Enos of Methuen, MA, INFORMAL PROBATE of September 22, 2016. PUBLICATION NOTICE PUBLICATION NOTICE This is NOT a hearing date, but a This is NOT a hearing date, but a Jillian Marie Enos of Methuen, MA requesting deadline by which you must fi le a written deadline by which you must fi le a written To all persons interested in the above for leave to adopt said child and that the name To all persons interested in the above appearance and objection if you object to appearance and objection if you object to captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner of the child be changed to Alanna Lexis Enos. captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Mark this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely Susann D. Nachmann of Burlington, MA, a If you object to this adoption you are G. Selfridge of Medford, MA, a Will has been written appearance and objection followed written appearance and objection followed Will has been admitted to informal probate. entitled to the appointment of an attorney if admitted to informal probate. by an affi davit of objections within thirty by an affi davit of objections within thirty Susann D. Nachmann of Burlington, MA, you are an indigent person. Mark G. Selfridge of Medford, MA, has (30) days of the return day, action may be (30) days of the return day, action may be has been informally appointed as the Personal An indigent person is defined by been informally appointed as the Personal taken without further notice to you. taken without further notice to you. Representative of the estate to serve without SJC Rule 3:10. The defi nition includes but is not Representative of the estate to serve without UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION surety on the bond. limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, surety on the bond. UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM The estate is being administered under poverty related veteran’s benefi ts, Medicaid, The estate is being administered under PROBATE CODE (MUPC) PROBATE CODE (MUPC) informal procedure by the Personal Represen- and SSI. The Court will determine if you are informal procedure by the Personal Represen- A Personal Representative appointed A Personal Representative appointed tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- indigent. Contact an Assistant Judicial Case tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- bate Code without supervision by the Court. Manager or Adoption Clerk of the Court on bate Code without supervision by the Court. istration is not required to fi le an inventory istration is not required to fi le an inventory Inventory and accounts are not required to be or before the date listed below to obtain the Inventory and accounts are not required to be or annual accounts with the Court. Persons or annual accounts with the Court. Persons fi led with the Court, but interested parties are necessary forms. fi led with the Court, but interested parties are interested in the estate are entitled to notice interested in the estate are entitled to notice entitled to notice regarding the administration IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, entitled to notice regarding the administration regarding the administration directly from regarding the administration directly from from the Personal Representative and can YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE from the Personal Representative and can the Personal Representative and may peti- the Personal Representative and may peti- petition the Court in any matter relating to the A WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID petition the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and COURT AT S a l e m ON OR BEFORE estate, including distribution of assets and estate, including the distribution of assets estate, including the distribution of assets expenses of administration. Interested parties TEN O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) expenses of administration. Interested parties and expenses of administration. and expenses of administration. are entitled to petition the Court to institute ON NOVEMBER 7, 2016. are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., minating or restricting the powers of Personal minating or restricting the powers of Personal First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. Representatives appointed under informal pro- Representatives appointed under informal pro- Date: August 30, 2016 Date: August 23, 2016 Date: August 25, 2016 cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate can be obtained from the Petitioner. Pamela Casey O’Brien, Register of Probate can be obtained from the Petitioner. Run date: 9/9/16 Run date: 9/9/16 Run date: 9/9/16 Run dates: 9/2, 9/9, 9/16/2016 Run date: 9/9/16 PAGE 12 BOSTON POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

Boxing Ringside HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB by Richard Preiss WITH BOBBY FRANKLIN

He’s been a Bruin for a while need be, or perhaps giving them JERSEY JOE WALCOTT now, but those days are the lighter nights on occasion by vs. ones we know as the lazy days spreading the minutes around. of summer, the ones where the But he said wherever he’s sees ELMER “VIOLENT” RAY Stanley Cup makes the rounds action, “those minutes need to (thank you Mike Sullivan for be high quality and not just A Split Second in that Fight bringing the trophy to the eating them to run time off the Followers of this column know I occasionally and had 5 draws. From October of 1943 until Bay State) and NHL players clock. We need to be productive like to take a photograph from a fi ght that took his third fi ght with Walcott in March of 1947, go hither and yon as summer in everything that we’re doing place years ago and study it to see what it shows Elmer had 50 consecutive fi ghts without a loss. moves on. on the ice.” about how the contestants plied their trade. The Not only is that an outstanding accomplishment So, it was back in July that Backes indicated that he reason I chose photos from an earlier time in box- given the period he was fi ghting in, it is also a David Backes, a quality free expects to share a lot of the ing is because it is impossible to fi nd any taken huge number of fi ghts to have in approximately agent formerly employed by St. responsibility with Bergeron today that show the fi ghters doing any of these three and a half years. Louis, signed up to be a Bruin. and Marchand. “That way, you moves. The art and technique no longer exist, While some may question the quality of the He’s an NHL veteran coming don’t burden one guy with all of and that is borne out by these photos. opposition he faced, a few names do jump out at to Causeway Street with a the hard ice or the heavy lifting The latest in this series is a shot taken during me. He kayoed Lee Savold and Jay D. Turner as smile on his face, a paycheck because we have responsible either the second or third fi ght between Jersey well as having the win over Walcott. He couldn’t in his pocket, and an outlook guys that can share those roles. Joe Walcott and Elmer “Violent” Ray. Both fi ghts have been fi ghting all stiffs and been able to come that makes the prior years Thus, we can all fl ourish and took place within a few months of each other and up with those wins. of disappointment melt away have tons of energy still left both resulted in very close decision wins, one There is little known about Ray. No film like ice on a warm summer for ends of games — to close it for Ray and the fi nal contest for Walcott. The exists of his fi ghts, and nobody seems to know afternoon. out or score a late big goal. Or, two had fought each what became of him Yes, that’s what a new over the course of an 82-game other once before after he gave up box- acquisition can do for you. season, to have plenty of gas left early in their careers ing. He just seems A person who hasn’t experienced in the tank at the end of the year when Walcott scored to have disappeared. the past can only engage the to make a push for the playoffs. a knockout over Ray. If he had won the present and look to the future, Hopefully, we’d be playing our The fi rst fi ght was in third fi ght with Wal- one that will hopefully see best going into the playoffs and 1937. The fi nal two cott, it is likely he a return by the B’s to post- could take it up another notch were in 1946 and would have gotten season play in the spring of so we could have success and 1947. the title shot against 2017. play into June.” Fight fans are well Joe Louis instead of “I know a bit about the Bruins One of the reasons that versed in the career Jersey Joe. Instead, culture and what the team is Backes should fit right in of Walcott, the man he fought on for a going to look like and how good is that his game has always who at the time was couple more years, it should be,” said Backes in his been a physical one. That’s a the oldest to win the winning a close de- introductory press conference. positive attribute to have in Heavyweight Title. It cision over Ezzard “I think it’s going to be a very the game of hockey. However, can be strongly ar- Charles and then competitive team that should be it also means that the player gued he was the best being kayoed by able to get into the playoffs and experiences wear and tear heavyweight of all Charles in a rematch. be able to make a mark when over those numerous 82-game time when it came to Not long after, he quit we’re in the playoffs. We’re regular season schedules. technical skills. He boxing and vanished not going to take a back seat “I think that physical style was fast, agile, could like Keyser Soze in to anyone. It’s Boston Bruins has been one of my calling cards punch with the kick the movie The Usual hockey and I’m excited about over the last 10 years. I’m 32, of a mule, and had Suspects. being up to it.” not 52. I think there’s plenty of great stamina. He Now to the photo. And, of course, the fi nancial legs and plenty of physicality was a true artist in the ring, and like any great This is another of those amazing pictures that aspect helps things along nicely. and energy left in me.” artist he constantly practiced his craft, always captures so much of what is happening in this For his time with the B’s, it’s a He admits that some have striving to improve and learn new things. I have fi ght. Though it is just a fraction of a second of fi ve-year deal for David worth questioned whether he’ll be been told that if he was in the gym and through action, it shows us two very skilled fi ghters at $6 million a season, or $30 able to give the same effort in working out, he would sit and watch other fi ght- work. We see that Walcott has moved to his right million total. the fi nal year of his fi ve-year ers training, even the amateurs. When asked and has let fl y a very hard right hand. It is pos- Already there’s been a contract when he will be on the why he would take the time to observe amateurs sible he feinted Ray with a jab before doing this, personal connection beyond verge of turning 37. Perhaps sparring, he reportedly answered, “Because I as Elmer’s right hand appears to be in position the dollar signs. Backes made that’s also because last year, might learn something, a new move, that I don’t to parry a jab. His left is low, but also in position reference to Patrice Bergeron when he scored 21 goals and already know.” to deliver a hook to the body. having an eight-month-old son added 24 assists for a total of 45 Walcott was a master tactician who study box- Joe is putting the force of his entire body while he has a one-year-old points, it was his lowest point ing the way a medical student studies anatomy. behind the blow. You can see how he has shifted daughter. He mentioned that he production since the 2007-2008 He would practice his footwork as if it were cho- the weight of his body from his right foot to and his wife are “doing a little season. reography, which it actually is. To watch Jersey his left, up on the toes of his right and fl at-footed research on the Boston area. But Backes firmly believes Joe in the ring is to watch a true master at work. with the left. He has also dropped his right shoul- I’ve probably been here seven that he can perform in an Relaxed yet intense. der, further increasing the force of the blow. Just times to play in 10 years and it’s outstanding manner for the life Elmer “Violent” Ray is an intriguing fi gure. The look at the power and torque in his shoulder pretty much just for the night of the contract. man had an incredible record—a total of 108 and chest muscles. His eyes are focused on Ray, and then you’re out of there. “I expect to still be on the bouts with 85 wins. A remarkable 64 of those and you can see he is ready to follow up with the But the more I learn about the top of my game for that last wins were by knockout. He lost just 17 contests left hook. Jack Dempsey used to say he got his New England area and what year and be a contributing power by punching from his hips. You can clearly Boston has to offer as a city member of the Boston Bruins. Taste of the North End see how Joe has put his hip into this blow. His from a family living standpoint, The training improvements that entire core is in play here. In this photo, Walcott the family life seems to be a have come along, being really 13th ANNUAL BOCCE TOURNAMENT is giving a master class in how to throw a right match made in heaven as well. able to take care of my body, To raise funds for scholarships and hand. When we talked to people (about listening to it and being able the North End Community So, what about Elmer Ray? Well, he certainly Boston), we just fell in love with to give everything I’ve got makes Sunday, September 11, 2016 at 10 am is no slouch. As great a move as Walcott has just it and can’t wait to experience me think I can expect to still pulled off, it appears from Elmer’s position that fi rsthand what it’s going to be be really good in that fifth LANGONE BOCCE COURTS, he was sucked in by the feint, but he has reacted like to live here.” year.” Commercial Street (North End) well to the move. As soon as he realized what was Introduced as a forward, Like we’ve said in the past, Yes, I would like to participate in the coming he went to a defensive move and slipped Backes has the ability to play long term deals are a gamble. Bocce Tournament which includes entry fee, under the punch. Because it happened so fast, he wing or center, a quality that Everyone in the Bruins front tournament tee shirt, Joe Pace cookout. is still feeling the power of the blow, but Walcott the B’s may make extensive offi ce knows how David Backes Please indicate the number of: does not connect to a vulnerable area of Ray’s use of throughout the coming is today, as he prepares for TEAMS ______$100.00 per team (2 people per team) anatomy. Elmer Ray shows us the art of slipping season. the start of the 2016 training or $50.00 per player a punch. Remember, he didn’t have time to think “I’m into winning games so camp. No one knows how he, Spectator and Dinner ______at $25.00 per person about what he was going to do. He made this if Claude (Julien) thinks we’re or any other player on the PLAYER NAME ______great move because he had practiced it over and going to win more games with current Bruins roster, will be PLAYER NAME ______over again. You are seeing two masters at work. me playing wing, then I’m able to perform several years Address ______I would also call your attention to the referee. in. If he thinks we’re going to from now. City or Town ______He is on his toes and as focused on the action as win more games with me So it’s a roll of the hockey Phone ______Email ______the boxers. He is out of the way but in a position playing center, I’m in. It may be dice, but if the B’s are indeed Please circle shirt size S M L XL XXL to step in if needed. All three of these men are one of those things where it’s playing in June a year or two

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