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The Marine Industry Will Soon Be Redefined outh Boston’s Marine Indus- ing to update the neighborhood on Area, were specifically protected Want to see your ad in South trial Park is about to become the Park’s master plan on 04/26/2017 in the enabling legislation creating Boston Today & SBT Online? a little less marine industrial. 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM at The Galley at the public entity that has held title S Office: 617.268.4032 or cell: The Boston Planning and Develop- the Boston Design Center, 1 Design to the property. In their executive 617.840.1355 or email at ment Agency (BPDA), overseers of Center Place, 2nd Floor. summary, they reference using cur- [email protected] the 190-acre Raymond L. Flynn Ma- Their plan is to redefine the mari- rent economic conditions and in- rine Park, are holding a public hear- time uses that, as a Designated Port CONTINUED ON page 14

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EDITORIALEDITORIAL Become Active If You Want To Make A Difference of the things that South streets at meetings that garnered a lot of press Bostonians have been coverage and has the whole town talking. One famous - perhaps even Locals have always understood that if you notorious - for is being active in the affairs of want to have any impact or influence on what our community. Recent meetings regarding goes on around here, you have to be vocal everything from development and construc- and be willing to show up to express your tion, to changes in how utilities are brought opinions so that our elected officials and ev- into the neighborhood, to street cleaning and eryone else knows where people stand. After the condition of our parks and beaches have a bit of a lull in resident participation on a been bringing people out of their homes to large scale, there seems to be a resurgence of meet, discuss and have input into any and all interest on the part of those, who call Southie issues that are important to them. their hometown, in playing a role and having Over the past few weeks residents have made some ‘real say’ about where the future will their views known loud and clear, pro or con on take our town. And this is a good thing. May proposals that would change the look of certain it once again become the norm. “Ours is the job of interpreting the Constitution. And that document isn’t some ink blot on which litigants may project their hopes and dreams” - Judge Neil Gorsuch – US Supreme Court Justice L.T.E.Letter to the Editor lease support my friend Ed Flynn for District 2 City Councilor in Boston. Ed is the best candidate in the race. P A lifelong resident of the District, a great family man, a Veteran, and a volunteer in countless community organizations (especially for the youth and the elderly) over the years. Ed is the candidate who has the best grasp on the issues across the District, and the candidate who will represent All District 2 residents. I am proud to call Ed my friend, and respectfully ask for your support of Ed’s candidacy. -Mark Rooney

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ast week, some people were understanding to them we are told. We event. The firefighters, EMT’s, EMS We are fortunate to have such dedicated actually out there protesting the even had one idiot Hollywood producer and all the others who were there to professionals and volunteers too, Lbombing of ISIS. Were they announce last week that the only way rush to the aid of anyone in need of committed to the public safety of all. kidding? No, they were dead serious. we can combat the plans ISIS has for us medical assistance and assistance of They deserve very special praise and Marchers and sign holders in the streets is “with love”. Can you spell moonbat? any kind no matter what the problem. our gratitude as well. of a few American cities are wringing Thankfully, after 8 years of a President their hands saying that America is who tied the hands of our military when cruel to have dropped the “Mother of dealing with these savages, we finally all Bombs” on the big underground have a president that has unleashed our terror complex in Afghanistan, where generals and is letting them do their job Remembering the terrorists gather, train, stockpile – which is to protect this country. To weapons and plan the strategy they most people, dropping the Mother of all South Boston’s WWI Heroes will use to kill as many Americans and Bombs on that rat’s nest/snake pit filled 100th Anniversary Commemoration of South Boston’s enslave as many Afghanis as possible. with ISIS murderers makes a heck of a And our home-grown protestors mourn lot more sense than putting our Soldiers Sacrifice during the Great War, 1917-1919 for the ones that were killed by the and Marines in harm’s way by sending US attack. Ah yes, American liberal them into those holes to rout them out. protestors. Their logic never ceases The most recent body count of dead to amaze. Some of these protesters terrorists after the bomb was dropped are the same people out there burning stood at 94. That’s 94 cutthroats that American flags and hate this country so will never come to our country to kill much that they take the part of fanatical Americans or blow up school buildings Islamist killers over anything The in Afghanistan, where innocent United States does. children are gathered just trying to get Let’s review just who and what ISIS is, an education. Personally, I can’t figure shall we? These are people that behead out what motivates American protesters Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists to want to protect such evil people and even other Muslims, if they and actually take their side over our happen to pray at the wrong Mosque. American service members, except of They throw gays off rooftops, blowup course for the ones being paid to do it, churches, strap explosives to the bodies but there is clearly something wrong of young children and turn them into with them. Please join the South Boston World War One Commemoration Committee, suicide bombers and threaten to wipe That the Boston Marathon went Guest Speakers, and the South Boston Community as we honor the ultimate sacrifice out every ‘infidel’ they can get their off without any problems can be made by South Bostonians 100 years ago in answering the call to World War One. hands on. They are working furiously directly credited to our dedicated law to get nukes and any other weapon of enforcement personnel, who were there, Saturday, April 29, 2017 at 10:00 AM mass destruction so they can maximize on guard and prepared to deal with Excel High School (the former South Boston High School) the death toll when they detonate them anything even remotely resembling in high civilian population areas. what happened in 2013. The police and 95 G Street And all of these plans are no secret. the soldiers too were everywhere on South Boston, MA 02127 They proudly broadcast for all the world alert and totally focused with the much- Open School Yard Events begin at 10:00 to hear that this is their goal: to kill every appreciated attitude of ‘Not on my Formal Program in Auditorium begins at 11:00 last one of us – man, woman and child. watch’ will anyone be attacked. They And it is these people, the members are well trained, they were briefed and Free and Open to All • Wheelchair Accessible of ISIS, that our brilliant American they were prepared and apparently, the Scheduled Complimentary Pick up & Drop Off provided by protesters marching in the streets insist bad guys knew it so they stayed away. The Southie Shuttle 617-268-4110 that our military has no right to attack. Credit also goes to the rest of the Rides must be reserved by April 28, 2017 We must show some compassion and first responders on duty throughout the 4 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com April 20, 2017

Window Into The State House Window Into The State House provides our readers a synopsis of important issues of interest, past and current, that are being proposed, debated or acted upon by the Massachusetts Legislature. Many issues that are not related to local city government services are acted upon and have a direct impact on daily life. They are tax policy, transportation infrastructure, judicial appointments, social services and health, as well as higher education. We will excerpt reports from the gavel-to-gavel coverage of House and Senate sessions by news sources focused on this important aspect of our lives. These sources include a look ahead at the coming week in state government and summaries and analyses of the past week, re-caps of a range of state government activity, as well as links to other news.

Should the state revisit 72-hour the nonprofit Tax Foundation, the major earthquake. No date has been set yet for the hold on overdose patients? Boston Business Journal’s W. Marc What do Trump and Gilda Rad- special election to fill the senate seat Some lawmakers want the state Bernsau reports. ner have in common? being vacated by James Timilty but to reconsider requiring hospitals to Last call for Pilgrim OK, we won’t keep you in suspense candidates to replace him are lining hold overdose patients for up to three The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station - Emily Litella. An editorial in the The up, Jim Hand reports in the Attleboro days, a proposal that was dropped is getting refueled for one final time Republican sees a striking resem- Sun-Chronicle. Democrat Ted Philips from an omnibus opioids bill last before its scheduled closing on June blance between Trump and Litella, of Sharon announced his intention year, Todd Feathers of the Lowell 1, 2019, Christine Legere of the Cape one of the more memorable characters to run Monday while speculation on Sun reports. One impetus for the Cod Times reports. It’s not exactly a played by the late Gilda Radner back the Republican side focused on two revisiting: The man arrested last quick fill-up for the “trouble plagued during the glory days of “Saturday state reps—Jay Barrows of Mans- week for an attempted carjacking at reactor,” though, Legere notes. The Night Live” in the 1970s. Litella, the field and Steven Howitt of Seekonk. a Tewksbury gas station had been re- process requires “great precision” editorial notes, was “frequently con- While neither has made a decision, vived from an overdose by police us- and involves removing “168 highly fused by -- and indignant about -- the they would be well-positioned to put ing the drug Narcan just days before radioactive fuel assemblies.” It also news of the day.” After ranting for a together campaigns on the fly, Hand Goodbye, once again, to Taxachusetts takes 30 days. Separately, Legere time, she’d be corrected. (It’s not “sax notes, and could benefit from a GOP- Here’s more evidence that the old reports that the Nuclear Regulatory and violins,” she might be told, but friendly district, where Gov. Baker Taxachusetts label is truly a relic of Commission has granted Pilgrim an “sex and violence.”) “Oh,” an aston- won 60 percent or more of the vote in the 1980s. Massachusetts weighs in exemption from safety upgrades that ished Litella would intone. And then some communities in 2014. at No. 27 in the annual State Busi- would have ensured the plant’s vent- she’d simply say: “Never mind.” Final reckoning on Dookhan disaster ness Tax Climate Index put out by ing system could operate even after a Moulton tops Mass. delegation in Remember Annie Dookhan? Actu- fundraising ally, how could anyone actually ever U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton has raised forget the rogue state chemist who Let Our Family Help Your Family more cash for his campaign account routinely falsified criminal evidence, than any other member of the Bay casting into doubt tens of thousands State’s congressional delegation, of drug convictions across Massa- THE CASPER James Pindell of the Globe reports. chusetts? Today is the deadline for Funeral & Cremations Services Moulton, a leading and outspoken prosecutors to inform The Supreme Established in 1930 Trump critic, raised $476,000 in Judicial Court what cases they will the first quarter, outpacing Richard try and salvage of the 24,000 that Serving Families with Dignity and Respect Neal, who raised $440,000, and Dookhan worked on and the Herald’s through the toughest of times for Representative Joe Kennedy III, Bob McGovern reports that it’s likely over 80 years with $389,000. At the other end of that prosecutors will recommend to the spectrum: Rep. Stephen Lynch, the SJC that as many as 20,000 cases Home of Personal Service who raised $23,000, just a tick be dismissed outright. above the amount raised by game Lawrence seeks help amid surge Pre-Planning Specialists developer Brianna Wu, who intends in violence to challenge him in the Democratic Amid a surge in gun violence, Casper’s specializes in primary in 2018. including two homicides in as many Massachusetts Cremation Services & PACs beat path to Neal’s coffers days, Lawrence police are reaching Veteran Services Writing for WGBH, David S. out for help from state and federal Bernstein suggests one reason for agencies, including a special prosecu- Please visit our website for U.S. Rep. Richard Neal’s resurgent tor to handle serious violent-crime information you may find fundraising efforts: His ascension cases, Jill Harmacinski of the Eagle- helpful during a time of need to the role of ranking Democrat on Tribune reports. After convening a the powerful, budget-crafting House meeting with state police and his own www.casperfuneralhome.com Ways and Means Committee. Neal department Monday, Police Chief received funds from 163 Politi- James Fitzpatrick said he will ask both The Casper Funeral Home cal Action Committees in the first Essex County District Attorney Jona- 187 Dorchester Street David Casper quarter, including 30 from financial than Blodgett and Attorney General South Boston, MA 02127 Funeral Directors: industry PACs closely watching Maura Healey to consider assign- 617-269-1930 Joe, Dave & Ken Casper potential tax code changes. ing “special prosecutors for firearms Timilty seat draws plenty of interest crimes committed in Lawrence.” April 20, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 5

mission should reject this proposal. As the next City Councilor for District 2, I will lead on the pres- ervation of our communities by working with residents, homeown- ers, community groups, historic preservationists, and others to identify and designate historic dis- tricts to preserve their architectural character and integrity. Through- Flynn: I Will lead On out the district, from South Bos- Historic Preservation ton, Bay Village, Chinatown and Last week, at two community the South End, residents are all meetings - the abutters meeting dealing with similar challenges of on M Street and at the City Point institutional expansion and over- Neighborhood Association meet- development in today’s building ing - residents expressed anxiety boom. As your City Councilor I and concern about the destruction will work to ensure that communi- of a beautiful home located inside ties like South Boston, Chinatown the the Greenbelt Protection Over- and downtown Boston, are able lay District on M Street in South to maintain their neighborhood’s Boston. Despite the claims by the character through long-term plan- developer proposing a multi-unit ning and historic preservation, as condo building in its place, the proj- neighborhoods like the South End, ect requires approval of variances Bay Village, Fort Point and Bea- by the Zoning Board of Appeal and con Hill have been able to through approval by the Parks Commission the creation of local historic land- due to its location in the Greenbelt mark districts. Working together Protection Overlay District. Both we can preserve what’s unique and the Zoning Board and Parks Com- special about Boston.

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Elliott Physical Therapy is a family owned and operated business. We Worried about a nagging provide orthopedic physical therapy by injury come in for a free Jim Brett Appointed licensed, physical injury screen today. therapists to children, Chairman of Disabled Persons teens and adults. Protection Commission im Brett the President and Brett is also Chairman of the CEO of the New England Governor’s Commission on Council has been appointed by Intellectual Disabilities and a 960 Morrissey Boulevard, J Dorchester, MA 02122 Governor Charlie Baker to Chair member of both the President’s the Disabled Persons Protection Committee for People with plenty of convenient off street parking! Commission. Intellectual Disabilities and the Jim Brett expressed his gratitude National Council on Disability. saying, “I am honored and humbled The mission of the Disabled to have been chosen by Governor Persons Protection Commission Baker. Advocacy for people with is charged with protecting adults disabilities is a cause that is near and with disabilities between the ages dear to my heart, and I look forward of 18 and 59 from the abusive acts to the opportunity to work with or omissions of their caregivers my fellow commissioners and the through investigation, oversight, www.elliottphysicaltherapy.com hardworking and dedicated staff.” public awareness and prevention. 6 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com April 20, 2017

TYPE: Public DESCRIPTION: The Grand Parade of Sail will highlight the day’s activities as vessels parade in flotillas from Broad Sound into the main channel of Boston harbor, along the Boston waterfront, turning at Charlestown, before proceeding to their assigned berthing areas. Public viewing of the parade will be spectacular from Castle Island, the Seaport District, the Downtown Waterfront, the North End, Charlestown and East Boston. EVENT: Public Boarding of Ships LOCATION: Fish Pier, World Trade Center, Fan Pier, Charlestown Pier 1 and Pier 4 DATE: Saturday, June 17, 2017 - Wednesday, June 21, 2017 TIME: 10:00 AM- 10:00 PM (at the discretion of the Captain) NOTE: 3:00 PM start on Saturday, June 17th TYPE: Public EVENT: Grand Parade of Sail DESCRIPTION: Following the Grand Parade Of Sail Kicks LOCATION: Boston Harbor Parade of Sail on Saturday, June DATE: Saturday, June 17, 2017 17th, the Tall Ships will be berthed Off Maritime Celebration TIME: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM continued on page 7 n June 17, dozens of and other key public and private majestic sailing vessels agencies to ensure a successful event Ofrom around the globe will and a memorable experience for enter Boston’s all,” said Dusty Rhodes, President of inner harbor under sail for the Conventures and Executive Director first time since 2000. The Grand of Sail Boston 2017. “We are looking Parade of Sail, a stunning maritime forward with great enthusiasm to spectacle, kicks off the celebration the return of the Tall Ships and at 10 AM as the US Coast Guard to embracing and celebrating the Barque Eagle, in tandem with a cultures of the countries each US Navy Jets flyover, approaches represents,” added Rhodes. the official reviewing stand in the There are several free public harbor’s North Jetty. The USCG events related to the Tall Ships visit. Eagle will be followed by more than The highlights include: fifty magnificent vessels, including EVENT: Opening Ceremony Union from Peru, Europa from LOCATION: Boston Harbor Hotel The Netherlands, Alexander Von Rotunda Humboldt II from Germany, Spain’s DATE: Friday, June 16, 2017 El Galeon, Guayas from Ecuador, TIME: 12:00 PM United Kingdom’s Blue Clipper, TYPE: Primarily a press event with Canada’s Bluenose II, Chile’s limited public access Esmeralda, and others. DESCRIPTION: With Boston The Parade launches a five-day, Harbor and the Boston fireboat nautical-themed celebration featuring ceremonially spraying water educational, cultural, interactive, and as a backdrop, the Sail Boston re-enactment events and activities Opening Ceremony officially will and daily free public boarding of kick-off Sail Boston 2017. The the ships. A colorful Crew and Blessing of the Sails, an ecumenical Cadets Parade from The Seaport to service celebrating the return of Downtown Crossing highlights the International Tall Ships, will follow. landside activities. “We have been Sails bearing the flag of each working diligently with the City, visiting country will be presented at State, Massport, the US Coast Guard the ceremony. April 20, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 7

ike Kelley was at nomination papers were made available Boston City Hall has at the City of Boston Elections M applied for nomination Department at Boston City Hall. papers for his candidacy for Nomination papers will be distributed District 2 Boston City Council. to candidates beginning May 2. District April 19 was the first day to 2 council candidates are required to file for municipal nomination submit their nomination papers with 200 papers with the City of Boston signatures from registered voters in the Elections Department. district by the end of the day on Tuesday, Kelley said, “I was excited to May 23 to ensure their name be back at City Hall to apply for gets on the ballot. Election Michael nomination papers for District 2 registrars have until June 27 City Councilor. I look forward to complete certification of to getting out in the district signatures. Kelley to collect signatures and to For additional information continue to talk with residents on Mike Kelley’s campaign, Applies for and hear what’s on their minds. please visit his website My campaign is putting people at votemikekelley.com, District 2 first and I will take advantage of follow him on Twitter every opportunity to make sure @votemikekelley, or Nomination that happens.” email him at info@ Papers Applications for municipal votemikekelly.com.

Grand Parade of Sail receive captains and officers in a friendly competition soccer the next leg of the Rendez-Vous Tall continued from page 6 from each vessel. The red-carpet tournament at Moakley Park. Ships Regatta to Canada. at various piers for the public to ceremony on State House steps EVENT: Sunset Salute Sail Boston 2017 Partners and view and board. All piers are open will include delegations from LOCATIONS: Charlestown Navy Sponsors Sail Boston 2017 is the from 3:00 – 10:00 PM on Saturday, participating countries, Honor Yard, Fan Pier. only US port of the international June 17th and 10:00 AM – 10:00 Guard, and fife and drum. DATE: Tuesday, June 20 – Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships PM Sunday – Wednesday. The EVENT: Downtown Crossing Crew Charlestown. Wednesday, June 21, Regatta. Sail Boston is produced boarding of ships is at the discretion Parade Fan Pier and managed by Conventures, New of each ship’s Captain. Note: Fish LOCATION: Seaport Boulevard to TIME: 7:00 – 9:00 PM. England’s premier special events Pier is tentative. Downtown Crossing TYPE: Public event company, in partnership with the EVENT: Sail Boston Festival DATE: Monday, June 19, 2017 DESCRIPTION: Maritime pageant City of Boston, Greater Boston LOCATION: Fish Pier, World Trade TIME: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM featuring fife and drum, bagpipes, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Center, Fan Pier, Charlestown Pier 1 TYPE: Public and nautical regalia. Massport, the Massachusetts Office and Pier 4 DESCRIPTION: The Downtown EVENT: Tall Ships Depart of Travel and Tourism, and Tall DATE: Saturday, June 17, 2017 - Crossing Crew and Cadet Parade LOCATION: Various Venues Ships America. Wednesday, June 21, 2017 is an opportunity for the City of DATE: Thursday, June 22, 2017 To view a full list of sponsors, TIME: 10:00 AM- 10:00 PM 3:00 Boston and the Commonwealth TIME: 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM host hotels and restaurants, visit PM start on Saturday, June 17th of Massachusetts to celebrate Sail TYPE: Designated Piers www.sailboston.com/sponsors. TYPE: Public Boston 2017 and to welcome over DESCRIPTION: The Tall Ships Visit www.sailboston.com for a DESCRIPTION: Music, food, and a thousand guests from around depart Boston Harbor. The majority complete list of events, participating entertainment will be available at the world. Marching bands and of the Tall Ships will continue on ships, and latest updates. each of these festival sites that are cadets from the visiting ships will adjacent to berthing areas. parade along Seaport Boulevard EVENT: Sail Boston Official to Downtown Crossing. Following Captains Reception the parade, participants will be Quality Heating Oil & LOCATION: State House treated to a Sail Boston Crew Expert Heating Services DATE: Sunday, June 18, 2017 BBQ. There will be an award TIME: 5:15 PM ceremony for the participants of TYPE: State House steps. Public the Bermuda to Boston race leg of Customer service is our business can view red carpet ceremony from the RDV2017 Regatta. outside the perimeter in the street EVENT: Crew and Cadet Soccer - Heating Oil Discounts and on Boston Common. Reception Tournament - Automatic Delivery is by invitation only. LOCATION: Moakley Park - Budget Payment Plans DESCRIPTION: The State House DATE: Tuesday, June 20, 2017 - Complete Heating Service Official Captains reception is an TIME: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM event to welcome the Tall Ship TYPE: Public invited to watch. 641 East Broadway, South Boston, MA 02127 • 617-268-4662 Captains to Boston. Mayor Walsh DESCRIPTION: Crews and cadets www.metroenergyboston.com and Governor Baker will formally of the Tall Ships will participate 8 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com April 20, 2017 A Greener Port of Boston

With its 7,000 jobs, the Port of Boston is the City’s 6th largest employer and contributes $4.6 billion annually to the Massachusetts economy. More than 1,600 New England businesses depend on the Port of Boston to connect their products to the world.

During this time of unprecedented attention to climate change, Massport is re-a rming its commitment to reducing harmful emissions like nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, sulfur oxides, hydrocarbons, and carbon monoxide in the Port of Boston.

For Earth Day, we’re pleased to share this environmental progress report.

Emissions from ships are down: Sulfur content of fuel used by cargo ships at Paul W. Conley Container Terminal has dropped from 15,000ppm to 1,000ppm since 2010. And, nearly 1/3 of cruise ships use clean technologies like exhaust scrubbers and diesel particulate  lters to further improve air quality.

Emissions from trucks, cranes, forklifts are down: Since 2004, all equipment at Conley Terminal has run on Ultra Low Sulfur diesel, a full six years ahead of the EPA mandate. In 2015, Conley received a national Breathe Easy Leadership Award for reducing harmful diesel emissions beyond what is required by law.

Forklifts at the Raymond L. Flynn Cruiseport terminal run on propane, not diesel. We replaced 60 old drayage trucks with newer, cleaner diesel trucks at a cost of $3 million with 26 more replacements to come. In addition, Massport is using EPA funding to retro t  ve diesel-powered rubber tire gantry cranes (RTG) used to load and unload trucks and reposition containers within the yard at Conley Terminal with newer, lower emission diesel engines. Truck idling time has been reduced by 41,000 hours during the past ten years through voluntary use of auxiliary power and enforcement of idle time limits.

Green space: Massport has invested $75 million to build  omas Butler Freight Corridor and Memorial Park which will take 400-500 trucks o of East First Street every day and provide a new 4.5 acre park and noise bu er.

 e Port of Boston may be the oldest port in the nation, but when it comes to respect for the environment, we look to the future, not the past.

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Zoning Session Public Meeting

PLAN: SOUTH BOSTON, RAYMOND L. FLYNN MARINE PARK DORCHESTER AVENUE MASTER PLAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 1 DESIGN CENTER PL TUESDAY, MAY 2 195 OLD COLONY AVE 6:00 PM - 8:00PM The Galley at the Boston Design Center, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Iron Workers Local 7 Building 2nd Floor South Boston, MA 02127 Boston, MA 02210

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: PLAN: South Boston, Dorchester Avenue zoning process will translate community Please join the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) for a public meeting values and guidelines outlined in the December 2016 BPDA Board approved Plan on the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park Master Plan Update. This meeting will include into updated zoning for the corridor along Dorchester Avenue between Andrew a presentation on the draft master plan and provide an opportunity for public Square and Broadway stations. The approved planning document was developed comment. through a 17 month long public engagement process that incorporated the input of the community members, City departments and state agencies and established a Written comments on the proposed Master Plan Update received by 5:00 PM on May framework for implementation of community’s vision. 5, 2017 will be considered. Comments should be addressed to: The zoning session on May 2, 2017 is an opportunity to learn about the Plan and to Boston Planning & Development Agency One City Hall Square, 9th Floor have a discussion about zoning process as it relates to PLAN: South Boston, Boston, MA 02201 Dorchester Avenue. Attention: Richard McGuinness We look forward to having you join us on Tuesday, May 2. or via email to [email protected]. 5:30 PM-6:00 PM Open House/Networking The Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park Master Plan Update is available online at http:// 6:00 PM-7:30 PM Presentation and Dialogue www.bostonplans.org/getattachment/820e6922-af1f-4470-bbbe-99dfa82df97c. To learn more, please visit: bit.ly/plandotave

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Road to Recovery Gala

Benefit for the Gavin Foundation, presented by Creative Office Pavilion he Gala features former to changing lives.” said William 7:00 pm Program begins- featuring org Facebook.com/GavinFoundation Boston Celtics player Chris Ostiguy, Chairman of the Board of Emcee Janet Wu, a Live Auction, Twitter @gavinfoundation T Herren who will share Gavin Foundation, Inc. Speaker Chris Herren, and Instagram@gavinfoundation his inspirational story about his Dropkick Murphys Ken Casey Honorees Governor Charlie Baker Creative Office Pavilion believe personal road to recovery. The will be presented with the Caring and Ken Casey passionately in the idea that the evening also includes a silent Hearts Award for his continued The Gavin Foundation is a multi- built environment has the power and live auction, delicious food friendship and support of the service non-profit agency founded to transform the way people stations, and presentations to two Gavin Foundation programs. He in South Boston in 1963. We are work and live. They are one of special 2017 honorees. is an admired and respected role dedicated to improving the quality the nation’s leading Herman Governor Charlie Baker will be model and truly cares about helping of life for individuals in recovery Miller dealers and represent honored as the Gavin Foundation individuals on their road to recovery. by providing addiction prevention, lines from hundreds of other Man of the Year for his dedicated “His dedication to the residents treatment, and support through the respected manufacturers in the work on addressing opioid addiction of our programs, and indeed for Gavin Foundation charity programs. furniture, flooring, and interior in Massachusetts with his landmark many others, is inspiring. We are These include the AAWOL Program, construction industries. Since opioid bill. His work on behalf of pleased to present Ken Casey with Center for Recovery Services, 1986, COP has created spaces for the individuals and families affected the Caring Hearts Award.” said Charlestown Recovery House, clients in a broad cross-section by substance abuse issues is an John P. McGahan, President and Cushing House for Boys and Girls, of industries and have provided inspiration to the entire community. Chief Executive Officer of Gavin Devine Recovery Center, Gavin the industry’s freshest thinking “Governor Baker was a natural Foundation. House, Hamilton House, Graduate and most innovative products. choice as our Man of the Year. His Where: Boston Design Center, 1 Center Diversion Program, Total They provide their clients with dedication to providing addiction Design Center Place, Boston, MA Immersion Program, Speakers for tailored solutions to form long- and recovery services is inspiring 02210 Hope and the Walsh Community lasting relationships. Contact and reflects his deep belief in giving When:Thursday, May 11, 2017 Center. Our programs serve more Karen Van Winkle, Vice President individuals a second chance. The 4pm - 5pm Sponsor/VIP Reception than 5,000 men, women, and children of Business Development Gavin Foundation would like to with Special Guest Chris Herren each year. Contact: Susan M. Bradley, and Marketing 617-956-4175 thank Governor Baker for his 5:30 pm Reception, Silent Auction, Development Director 857-496-7338 [email protected] www. work and lifelong commitment Food Stations susanbradley@gavinfoundation. creativeofficepavilion.com April 20, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 11

Happy Kids waiting for the signal to begin the hunt for eggs Some of the locals proudly showing their treasure during Sunday’s egg hunt

Maddie Minucci and her Dad Harry Minucci patiently wait for the Easter egg hunt to begin after St. Brigid’s 10:30 Mass.

It was standing room only crowds at some area churches Crowds lining up to file into Churches on Easter Sunday

Thousands Come to Neighborhood Churches for Easter SOUTH BOSTON TODAY - By Staff s is always the case, area churches, as well as the sacred and traditional ritual of the annual Easter Egg Hunt, which Easter Weekend in South traditional ‘Way of the Cross’ Sunrise Service at Castle Island always follows the Mass. A Boston was alive with walk. The crowd for the walk, which went off on schedule at 6 And so, it went throughout activity once again in 2017. which was made up of people of am was overflowing with early the day. More Easter egg hunts Easter is the most holy, as well all ages and included many of the risers, many of them first timers thrilled the little ones in the as the most festive and sacred, neighborhood’s young people and to this special event to experience morning and later, all around the time on the Christian calendar. teenagers gathered at St Monica a truly moving ceremony and community families and friends Area Churches were even busier Church and made stops at other Mass. All through the day, big gathered for Easter Dinners and than usual during Easter Week/ neighborhood houses of worship. crowds turned out to attend brunch’s as well as so many other Holy Week with ceremonies and Holy Saturday also attracted the church. In fact, the 10:30am social gathering so common special Masses and Services faithful. Mass at St. Brigid Church was so on this day. Easter is a time of which finished with the Easter Easter Sunday’s weather was crowded there was standing room celebration all over the world and Sunday celebration heralding the beautiful and summerlike with only. Here, there was a heavy that certainly includes here in Resurrection of Jesus Christ. warm temperatures and bright concentration of South Boston’s South Boston. It was all upbeat, Good Friday started off with and sunny skies, as thousands of smiling and happy children, as festive and all around – just the solemn Masses and Services in residents attended Church. The they lined up to take part in the perfect Easter. 12 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com April 20, 2017

Giant Learning Takes Place at St Peter Academy! t. Peter Academy students “They loved being able to “swim” practice following directions (with knowledge to the Giant Map and had the gigantic opportunity in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean.” the Simon Says game). We also we stood in each region practicing S to utilize the National Students also learned about north, were able to locate many of the the state capitals.” Geographic Giant Map of North south, east, and west. “I asked locations where some of the Native “Grade 1 along with K2 paid America, measuring a whopping children to run “north” or “east” American tribes lived that we another visit to the traveling map. 26’ x 35’, for a GIANT two week and they all ran to that side of the studied at the beginning of the year. We walked along the border of learning experience! map.” Lastly, it was a creative Lastly, K2 was excited to learn/see Canada and The United States! The whole SPA Community took way for students to work with where our current pen pal, Annie, We all fit on the states west of the their lessons to the Map. It proved colors. Since all of the countries lives in Washington, D.C. “ Mississippi as well as easily fit into to be one of the best visual learning are different colors, it was a great Laura Hesek, Grade 1 Teacher the states east of the Mississippi. tools packed with action and loads way for the children to identify and – Grade 1 tied their map learning We swam in the Pacific and of fun! Here’s a sample of ‘Map locate different colors on the map. to the curriculum unit on the Atlantic Oceans and put our toes Happenings’ at St Peter Academy! “The Pre-K students loved being 13 colonies. They were able to on the islands of Hawaii, the St Peter Academy’s youngest able to use the map and were so sad touch and walk the East Coast and state of Alaska and our very own toddler students were in awe of the to see it go!” imagine how long it would have Massachusetts! We all chose a Map’s size. Fitness Teacher Joseph Erin Sawyer Kindergarten 1 taken for news to travel. They state and stood on its capital star, Martinez engaged the 18 month to 2 Teacher – “K1 children learned read about the compass rose and and still had states left over. What year group in a ‘Hunt for Boston’! about animals from all over the map key. “I took articles out a wonderful learning adventure.” Prekindergarten Teacher, Ms. North America. We focused on of ReadWorks that were geared Peter Witts, Grade 2 Teacher Meredith Thompson tied the Map hibernation and migration and to our level and that gave us our “The arrival of the large map to the Pre-K Curriculum, Opening where animals migrate for winter information. We then found the aligned perfectly with the Grade the World of Learning (OWL) and and spring. We explored the map Compass Rose and map key on the 2 Class’s social studies unit on Building Blocks Math. Students to find these locations that we Giant Map and found mountain the US Civil War. Heading into were able to locate Boston, discussed in class. We swam with ranges, the Mississippi River and the topic the sheer scope of the Massachusetts on the Map. “We the humpback whales from Alaska the long highways.” curriculum seemed a little daunting, talk in our class about what city, to Hawaii to migrate for winter We found a “rap” song on but the map proved to be the state, and country we live in, so to have their babies and flew with You Tube that was about the 50 perfect teaching tool to provide they loved being able to “stand” the Canadian geese to Mexico to states and their capitals. The context and setting for the content on Boston.” Then students went to migrate for the winter months. students learned that our country of the unit. Equipped only with the different states some of the students Gina Sacriponte, Kindergarten 2 has geographic regions and we knowledge of the Mason-Dixon said their family members lived or Teacher – “K2 was able to utilize colored maps using this song as a line and a rough outline of the places they have been on vacation. the map to learn directionality and guide. We then carried this new continued on page 13 April 20, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 13

continued from page 12 “At the end of the unit the utilized the map in many different Wednesday May 3 from 9:00- conflict, the girls spent their first girls were able to collaboratively ways. They were able to use the 11:30 am and 3:00-6:00pm. day on the map dividing the United correctly identify each states giant map for locating landmarks Can’t make the open house but Sates into Northern and Southern affiliation from memory. This using longitude and latitude. want to learn more – Private states; with territory labels for outstanding feat only further Students were able to determined tours are available upon request. those that had not yet been fully supported their mastery of distances using the map key. They St Peter Academy, an incorporated. The girls used their the pertinent content material tied the map into the middle school independent community based hypothesis to predict whether a throughout the entire unit of study. curriculum on weather and were private school, is South Boston’s state would fight for The Union or It is impossible to over emphasize able to utilize the map by putting only Toddler through Grade 8 The Confederacy.” the importance of the map as it in the warm and cold fronts and School. It is privately funded, “The following period the girls helped all students conceptualize an making weather predictions based enriched with extended learning tested their hypothesis as the otherwise complex subject. Every on the configuration. They also hours and summer programs, research the states that comprised student has asked when the map will enjoyed assisting the younger and fosters a nurturing, safe and the Union and Confederacy be coming back to St. Peter next!” students explore the map. individualized environment. The respectively. Armed with their The students in Grades 3 and 4 Additionally, St. Peter Academy student/teacher ratio is 6:1 which deeper level of understanding were able to explore the growth shared this resource and partnered is ideal for creating exemplary the girls took to the map once of US population over time. They with the Boys and Girls Club instructional models filled with more. This second period was were able to locate the ten largest of South Boston. Through interactive learning opportunities. spent correctly identifying and cities in both 1900 and 2005 and neighborhood collaboration, The school is located at 371 West labeling the Northern Union use this demographic data to Principal Andrius Dilba and Fourth Street and is currently Sates, the Southern Confederate analyze the general patterns of Club Director, Mr. Harry Duvall accepting applications for the States, the Southern Border migration and population growth provided this experience for not year round toddler program States that fought for the Union, over the past hundred years. only St. Peter Academy students, for students 15 months and and finally those states that had Students were also able to identify but also, all the South Boston above and 2017 school year for not yet been incorporated and and describe important physical students that attend the Boys and Prekindergarten through Grade were thus territories. All further and human landmarks found on Girls Club. This is another example 8 – To learn more about the school sessions with the map followed the North American continent. of the South Boston community and all programs visit www. a similar trajectory as the girls The students also learned what a working together for the benefit of stpeteracademy.com or schedule began to successfully incorporate watershed is, and the location and local children. a private tour by contacting Ms. new information thanks to the size of the four primary watersheds Meet the exemplary teaching Doreen Brown or Ms Maria Blasi comprehensive scaffolding in North America. staff of St. Peter Academy at at 617-268-0750 or email SPA@ provided by the prior sessions. “ The middle school students their Spring Open House on StPeterAcademy.com. 14 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com April 20, 2017

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The Marine Industry... Building, a redeveloped former ping, scaling back the marine a little more deliberate based on continued from front page military warehouse at the south- industrial requirement to cover what we know are growing indus- dustry changes, such as the lack ern edge of the park. The BPDA half the park, or allowing only tries and what they need for space of interest in ‘over the dock’ busi- hopes to replicate that success, ground-floor uses to count to- and infrastructure.” “That’s a lot nesses as the backdrop for seek- according to a long-awaited mas- ward that threshold. of acreage,” McGuinness added. ing to maximize revenue to sup- ter plan. Waterfront planner Rich- Other recommendations in- “We don’t think there’s enough port infrastructure improvements, ard McGuinness said the park is clude improving public transit demand” from the traditional pegging those improvements at about half developed under cur- access to the park, such as by maritime uses. “tens of millions” of dollars. rent floor-area ratio limits. The changing the Silver Line route South Boston is a collection of Their plan to do so is by attract- proposed changes include rais- in the park and exploring oppor- neighborhoods. Each section, the ing more tenants beyond its core ing those thresholds to essentially tunities for water transportation Waterfront, the Ray Flynn Park, of fish processing and ship repair. double the park’s remaining de- services. The agency would also Fort Point, the Dorchester Avenue One way they’ll try will be by velopment capacity. like to see a new connector road Corridor, UMass Boston/Colum- spurring higher-rent uses on up- Perhaps the most controversial to send trucks to the Haul Road bia Point Campus, are beneficia- per floors, such as labs and design recommendation, faced by those from the Summer Street entrance ries of the core community that studios, that could help subsidize currently as marine use tenants, to the park, a contentious aspect South Bostonians fought to pre- lower rents on the ground floors is adjusting the requirement that of the impact that these changes serve over decades. This includes for a broader mix of manufactur- two-thirds of the park be de- would bring to the operations of the businesses on the waterfront ing and warehouse work. voted to marine industrial uses. the businesses currently and his- that employed so many of its resi- The Jamestown investment and Approaches to addressing the torically using the Park. dents. Massport and BPDA and management company has been challenges they identified are “We’re not giving up on port others in authority are obliged to marketing a mixed-use approach redefining “marine industrial” uses,” McGuinness said to the protect them as long as they pos- at its Innovation and Design to include airport-related ship- Boston Globe. “I think we can be sibly can. April 20, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 15

-Could this be the year the Greek -Death, taxes, and the Spurs handling Freak makes his statement to the their business in a professional matter league with a first-round upset? It’s in the playoffs. No way San Antonio not an outrageous thought. The Bucks loses to Memphis. will make it interesting. But I have to (6) Oklahoma City Thunder over (3) go with Toronto here. Houston Rockets EASTERN CONFERENCE -Russell Westbrook is playing out of SEMIFINALS: his mind. He’s on a mission to prove This week, Danny gave his NBA Playoff predictions (1) Boston Celtics over (4) that he doesn’t need Durant to win. t’s time to predict the most Irving, and Kevin Love. But I know Washington Wizards That doesn’t mean he’s right. But I predictable playoffs in what you’re thinking. The Celtics -Expect there to be some pushing definitely think he can carry his team I professional sports: the NBA have to get past the Bulls first. and shoving in this series. Somehow, to at least a first-round series win. Playoffs. Even if a few of my first- Let’s see how it will all play out. a rivalry has begun with these two WESTERN CONFERENCE round picks turn out to be wrong, Here are my predictions for the NBA teams. But I expect Isaiah Thomas SEMIFINALS: it’s fairly obvious to see who will Playoffs: to rise to the occasion against a (1) Golden State Warriors over (4) Los be playing in the Finals once again, EASTERN CONFERENCE Wizards team that will do more Angeles Clippers for the third straight year. And QUARTERFINALS: talking than winning. -The Clippers will have the attention even if it’s not Golden State and (1) Boston Celtics over (8) Chicago Bulls (2) Cleveland Cavaliers over (3) of NBA analysts as an “upset” pick. Cleveland battling for the Larry -Jimmy Butler will give make us think Toronto Raptors But that’s just too foolish for me to do. O’Brien trophy in a few months, about “what could have been” with a -I expect this series to be a battle. But Golden State in 5. would you really regret putting couple big games in this series. But the Cavs just have too much firepower (2) San Antonio Spurs over (6) money on the fact that it would be? the Celtics should be able to come up to lose to the Raptors, especially with Oklahoma City Thunder I know I wouldn’t. with a good enough defensive game a potential Game 7 in Cleveland. -There’s only so much that Westbrook Certainly, I’ll be hoping I’m wrong. plan that will slow him down enough EASTERN CONFERENCE can do on his own. He will not be But even if the Celtics do get to the to make someone else beat them. The FINALS: able to beat the Spurs here. This is the conference finals, I just wouldn’t be Bulls had internal issues all year long. (2) Cleveland Cavaliers over (1) moment when even he’ll realize he able to bet against LeBron James from In a vacuum, this is a more difficult Boston Celtics misses Durant. making his seventh straight NBA first-round series than people think. But -I hope I’m wrong. But again, I can’t WESTERN CONFERENCE Finals appearance. That’s right, seven the C’s should be able to pull it out. put my money against Cleveland. The FINALS straight. Crazy. (4) Washington Wizards over (5) C’s will prove they are close, but not (1) Golden State Warriors over (2) San I’ll be rooting against it, Atlanta Hawks close enough. Antonio Spurs obviously. But these picks are with -This is a pick-em. I’ll take the WESTERN CONFERENCE -The Warriors will be on a mission, my eyes and my brain, not my heart. Wizards’ home-court advantage QUARTERFINALS: and basically unbeatable by this point. Ultimately, I believe the Celtics will and a more star-studded back court. (1) Golden State Warriors over (8) Sorry, San Antonio.ALS miss that second elite scorer when That and I’ll never put my money on Portland Trailblazers Golden State Warriors over Cleveland it comes time to play the Cavaliers. Dwight Howard. Ever. -Kevin Durant is back. That’s all you Cavaliers I think we’ll be looking back at the (2) Cleveland Cavaliers over (7) really need to know. -Revenge will be sweet for Golden trade deadline, when it’s all said and Indiana Pacers (4) Los Angeles Clippers over (5) State. They’ll win it in Cleveland. done, wondering what the C’s would -The Cavs would have had the No. 1 Utah Jazz Congrats to the Warriors, on the most have looked like had they pulled the seed in the East, had they not rested -I think the Clippers are overrated predictable championship of all time. trigger on a trade for someone like their stars towards the end of the every year. So I certainly don’t expect Listen to “The Danny Picard Jimmy Butler. regular season. Tough break for the them to make a deep playoff run. But Show” at dannypicard.com and the I believe Isaiah Thomas is legitimate Pacers, a very good team that has no they have enough star power to beat PodcastOne network. Also available MVP candidate. 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