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THURSDAY, WINTER WALLOPING LEAVES March 7, 2019 WINTHROP WITH A Letterie selected to serve as INDEX Police Report 2 Editorials 4 Through The Years 5 SNOW DAY Town Council Vice President Then and Now 5 By Sue Ellen Woodcock during lawsuits the town has Obituaries 11 been involved in. Classified 14 Businessman and Precinct Letterie, has also served on Business Directory 15 2 Councilor James Letterie the Finance Committee, the was appointed to serve on the Miller Field Committee and Town Council as vice presi- school building committee. INDEPENDENT dent. The previous vice pres- “He’s been involved in ev- ident was attorney and coun- ery major project in town in cilor Phil Boncore. the last 12 years,” Boncore The council typically said. makes its own appointments Newly selected Town Council By a vote of 5-3 Letterie VP James Letterie. this time of year, also assign- was selected as vice president. ing councilors to various com- the Board of Health. In other council business: mittees. “With the center business • The council voted to au- Also nominated but not district she has led the way to thorize bonding in the amount Newspaper Group earning enough votes was add provisions for account- of $586,000 from the MWRA Precinct 4 Councilor Heath- ability,” said Councilor Nick for the Center Business Dis- er Engman, has served two LoConte, noting her legal trict Infrastructure project. Briefs terms on the council. Prior to knowledge has been helpful • The next Town Council NEWS that she served for a term on meeting will be March 19 ‘I LIKE MIKE’ FUNDRAISER ON Winthrop Taxi fares set to rise; remains best deal MARCH 16TH By Sue Ellen Woodcock doing business as Winthrop when seniors pay $4 to any- By Kate Anslinger Taxi got approval from the where in Winthrop from any- There was quiet opposition Town Council Tuesday night where in Winthrop. It’s been two months since Tuesday night to the propos- to increase a regular fare any- Councilor Phil Boncore the sudden passing of Precinct COURTESY PHOTO Tammy Deeb and Grandson Milo kicked off enjoying the snow al to raise the Winthrop Taxi where in Winthrop to Win- conferred that an Uber or Lyft 1 Councilor Michael McDuf- day by taking a beautiful morning walk along Winthrop Beach fares at the Town Council throp to from $4 one way to ride from one end of the two fee. As his family and friends Monday morning after the storm. meeting. Even with the fare $6 each way. For Winthrop se- to the other could be $8-$10. continue to face the grief from increase a ride in a Winthrop niors the one-way fare would Senior Center Director his loss, they will be cele- taxi will cost less than an Uber be increased from $3 to $5. Kathryn Dixon said the senior brating his life on March 16 or Lyft ride. Another perk the taxi com- center runs its own 10-passen- at a hockey tournament and Shawn Cluen, owner of pany would like to add is a ger van and only charges $3 fundraising event at the Lars- Ride Right Transportation, “Senior Day” on Wednesdays round trip. en Rink and Winthrop Yacht Club. M IKE IK Irish memorial set to be unveiled in May L E came to fruition. and the plight of those vic- I By Sue Ellen Woodcock Ron Wayland, with a back- tims making it to the United It’s been years since a mon- ground in broadcasting, made States. The videos had aired

F ument was first proposed. three half-hour videos of the U 9 N 1 0 Now, finally on May 25, a hunger and the Great Famine D 2 See IRISH MEMORIAL Page 3 R H A T Celtic Cross will be blessed IS 16 E R• M A RC H on Deer Island looking to- ward Boston, the destination so many people set their sights A $20 donation will allow on when arriving to Boston af- access to the hockey tourna- ter leaving Ireland during the ment starting at noon at the Great Famine, 1845-1852. Larsen Rink, followed by a There have been starts and celebration at the Winthrop stops with this memorial over Yacht Club at 7 p.m. Tickets the last two decades, but fi- can also be used as one raffle nally a group of Irish ances- entry. tors was able to fund the giant The “I Like Mike” celebra- 16-foot-high granite Celtic tion will include a cash bar, cross. silent auction, and additional Local Winthrop energy raffles and all donations will helped get this project off the benefit Mike’s wife, Joanne. PHOTO BY KATE ANSLINGER ground. Tickets can be purchased Livia and Ollie Hohlenwerger cuddle up in the cold weather Seacoast Contractors, at The Winthrop Book De- during their snow day on Monday, March 4. More than 10 inches owned by Winthrop’s Michael pot, Ace Hardware, the Lars- of snow blanketed Winthrop on Sunday night, and school was Tierney, installed all 50 of en Rink, the Winthrop Yacht called off as well, leaving a day full of snow shoveling and sled- the memorial benches around Club, and the Mobil station. ding to be had. See more photos on Page 8. Deer Island. For more information, He found out that a previ- please contact: Bob McDuffee ous group had inquired about at: 617-291-3254. Shirley Street neighbors not an Irish Memorial, but it never An Artists’ rendering of the Irish Memorial on Deer Island. THE LATEST FROM WCAT: TV FOR happy with apartment building WINTHROP, BY By Sue Ellen Woodcock No residential units will be on ground level because the WINTHROP Price subject Neighbors of 130-140 Shir- property is in the flood plain. to change DAYLIGHT SAVINGS THIS SUNDAY.... Get involved with your ley St. are not happy with a There also will be no elevator without public access TV station. proposal to build 16 residen- and no ADA compliant units. notice WINTHROP MARKETPLACE SAVINGS WCAT is always looking for tial apartment units with 16 Monday night members Winthrop residents of all ages parking spaces, and a ground of Precinct 6 gathered at the .59 $ Per to join our volunteer produc- floor retail space. The entire E.B. Newton, to hear from at- Gallon EVERYDAY.. tion team. Classes are FREE building would be totaling • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service See our Ad in Sports See NEWS BRIEFS Page 3 18,613 square feet. See APARTMENT Page 2 CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE www.winthropmktplace.com • 35 Revere St. Winthrop

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Monday, Feb. 25 Party at Governors Park were refused service and will Tenant on Washington Av- he placed cone over the hole. changed information. Party at Governors Park states the woman in the apart- not leave. Drunk male and enue states that another tenant He is unable to locate the cov- 911 hangup. Unable to ping wishes to have subject re- ment above her is banging on female. Parties are known to was banging on her door stat- er. 92 requests control to noti- but subscriber information moved due to 94C activity. He the walls. She is concerned. unit and they were sent on ing that he had guns. Units off fy the DPW that a new cover came out of Saugus. Saugus is not being violent and there Unit spoke to party and they their way heading to Logan with suspect and there are no is needed. DPW was notified spoke to the owner of the are no weapons. He is sleep- calmed her down for now. terminal. more guns. via voice mail as they are phone who states that num- ing at this time. Units were Calling party at Governors Assisting fire with flames closed today. ber is for her son who is at the able to remove subject. Park states that her neighbor Wednesday, Feb. 27 showing on Shore Drive. Fire 92 stated enrollee to meet Winthrop High school attend- Female party from River below her is banging windows Todisco Towing reports is on Myrtle Avenue. DPW at Pleasant and Wil- ing a play. Mother is now con- Road came in to the lobby and banging the ceiling with towing vehicle for trespass Served summons in hand to liams Street, someone side- cerned. Phone is now shut off. with friend to inquire about an object. She states that this from Jefferson Street. subject on Nahant Avenue. swiped one of their trucks. All The original party that hung filing a report for harassment/ is an ongoing issue. second Female party in gray sedan Tractor trailer took a wrong parties refused medical. up and the teacher of the stu- threats against his friend. Par- call for the same issue. WPD lost a tire on Shirley Street. turn down Taylor Street. Offi- Caller at Thornton and dents both called to state that ty was advised of his rights already enroute. AAA on the scene. cer assisting party back out on Washington Avenue states everything is okay. They were and a harassment order. They Calling party on Locust Attempt to serve warrant to to main road. Party was able a large tree branch hanging in the cafeteria and it was an stated that they would take Street states a dark SUV has subject to Bellevue Avenue. to back out on to Main Street down and is concerned due accidental dial. the paperwork and fill it out been going up and down the Party was not home at this safely and he is on his way. to the two impending storms street for about a half-hour time. that the branch may come and bring it back as they had Visiting Nurse on scene at Sunday, March 3 beeping their horn. No plate Caller on South Main Seal Harbor Road cannot get down and injure someone. to get to work. They were ad- Party on Tewksbury Street seen. U known how many Street reports finding a license in touch with patient for two Units went by and stated that vised that a log entry would be requests an officer to escort people are in the vehicle. The plate in front of his residence. days. Nurse will meet police the tree does not appear to be made regarding the report and him to pick up some items. they should bring the paper- SUV was an off-duty officer Plate comes back out of Lor- at the front entrance. Units a hazard. following an erratic driver. ing Road. 92 will bring it by will make entry to the apart- Elderly female on Kenne- Plaintiff contacted and is ex- work back ASAP today. pecting him. Todisco Towing reports The erratic driver was cited. the house. Property returned ment with concierge who has dy Road called to report that to its owner. the key. Unit have made con- she got a scam call. She was Caller states a German towing vehicle from Argyle Shepard is running around Street for trespass. Tuesday, Feb. 26 Motor vehicle hit-and-run tact with the party and will advised not to give any of her 91 stated there a down cross on Moore Street. Front and stand by while nurse does an information out and she stat- with no leash. Officer spoke Todisco Towing reports with the caller and believe the towing vehicle from Gover- walk poo on the ground at Re- left-side damage. No suspect evaluation. Nurse will remain ed that this has happened to dog is out of a residence on nors Park for trespass. vere and Highland Avenue. It at this time. on the scene with the party her before. She just wanted to Morton Street. Owners were Report of male subject is not near the street. Charlie Two car motor vehicle ac- and was advised if further as- call to make it known and she uncooperative with the offi- shoplifting on Woodside Ave- 1 spoke to 91 and they will be cident with injuries on Shore sistance is needed to call 911. stated that she will call back if cer. Incident will be forward- nue. He took off through the contacting DPW. Drive. State Police notified. they call again. ed to the ACO for follow-up. back of the store through the Transfer from Boston. 911 Report of subject destroy- Friday, March 1 Unit was flagged down cut through towards Somer- call that pinged to address ing house on Shirley Street. Unit flagged down by mo- by a party on Thornton Park Officer picked up property set. 92 off with party. Sierra 4 on Shirley Street. Subscrib- Both parties advised of their torist stating a chlorine truck worried about trees that could found by a woman on Court en route to assist. Party under er information comes out of rights. Verbal argument at this hit vehicle and took his mirror come down during the next road who was walking her arrest for shoplifting by con- Brockton. Party was ran in- time. Both will split up for the off on Tafts Avenue. Officer storm. dog. cealing merchandise. house with an address out of night. Report to follow. was able to locate the truck to Caller on Shirley Street re- Motor vehicle accident at Revere and on CJIS calling Disabled motor vehicle at exchange paperwork. Saturday, March 2 ports he just got back from va- car wash on Main Street. No party comes out of Brockton. Main and Pleasant Street. Tow Todisco Towing reports Caller on Court Road stat- cation and noticed that some- Calling party has no history in injury. 93 responded. Paper requested. Front axel snapped. towing vehicle as a trespass ed there is a male party star- one stole over $1,000 in tools town. Units spoke to all five exchange and only minor G&J enroute. Operator of ve- tow on Washington Avenue. ing into her bedroom window from his basement. Units re- units in the building and all hicle declined medical atten- Calling party on Revere scratch on door. There were from the middle of the street. port the male involved would residents stated they did not tion. He was picked up by a Street states that someone on Tall white male party wearing different opinions. not answer the door. Report to call 911 and no party by that friend. 91 will stand by wait- that street does not properly pajamas and a dark robe. 91 Party from River Road follow. name in any of the residences. ing for G&J. remove snow from their prop- will be giving involved party a walked in to report threats. 92reports they had a walk- 91 and 98 and Delta 6 off erty and walking by is caus- ride back to his house. Spoke Person went to EBDC. The in at headquarters to assist cit- for a a well-being check on Thursday, Feb. 28 ing pedestrians to walk on the to female party and every- court said he did not qualify izen getting back into house resident on Shore Drive. Delta Disabled motor vehicle busy roadway. Caller states thing checks out. and sent him to the police sta- on Shirley Street. 6 cleared all units. at Main and Pleasant Street. that every time it snows, this Party on Atlantic Street tion to file a threats complaint. 911 hangup. Elderly par- 911 line with screaming in G&J requested for a tow. G&J is an ongoing issue with that states he hears a fight from his WFD requests DPW for a ty stated they had misdialed. the background. Pinged from has the vehicle and units clear. specific home and the homes neighbor’s and he states it in- Confirmed accidental call and tress down blocking access to address on Chester Avenue. Report of a new white Hon- surrounding that one. 91 states volves about four people. Not the resident is fine the driveway on Circuit Road. Spoke to resident that stated da in the middle of the road in front of said address it has aware if it is male or female or Caller who lives on Otis Assisted WFD with traffic that they were arguing but near the Public Landing. Call- been shoveled and proposes if any weapons are involved. Street stated she can see a control for a compromised did not dial 911. Units also er states she was driving by no hazard. There is a small No noise or disturbance com- light coming from a building pole on Shirley Street. Beacon checked Buchanan, but no ad- and did not see anyone inside. amount of icing over. 91 will ing from apartment upon ar- Street closed from Hillside to dress found. Car ran up on the curb advise the owner of code en- rival. Units talked to parties that is turning on and off. Call- Shirley Street with wire across Two car motor vehicle ac- (see above paragraph) and forcement. in apartment who said every- er stated she is worried about the road. Detail officer arrived cident at Locust and Revere hit beach wall. Operator fled Caller states by the bus thing is okay. One was asleep. it. Clear, caller called back to on the scene. streets. No injuries. Called in the scene. Unit requesting stops in the vicinity of Veter- Units cleared. cancel. The light is now off. by passerby. G&J enrollee. tow. G&J enroute. 93 doing ans Road there is small round Caller on Pebble Avenue Received all from Boston National Dump truck breaks being held an area search to see if party utility hole/manhole that is states motor vehicle is parked PD stating party was taken to by a car. 93 will give van op- is injured. Tracks lead up to uncovered. Caller stats this is in front of house and plow Carney Hospital in Dorchester erator a ride to Dunkin Donuts alley on Surfside. Units inves- an ongoing issue she has no- cannot get to caller’s drive- after making Q5 statements. Days to wait for his ride. tigating. Party was located on tified DPW in the past herself way. All vehicles on road are Party had a firearm on him Report of dark-colored van Surfside. Female party stated and DPW has put the cover legally parked. when he was taken in and they playing loud music at Shore driver was inside and units are back on the hole but it comes Party on Veterans Road believes there is at lease one March 6 Drive and Coral Avenue. No waiting for him to come out. lose shortly after again. This states a cleaning company hit more firearm at the home that sight of any vehicle. Units Male party fled the scene be- hole will shoot water out from his car from the rear and left is on Winthrop Street. They Dentists’ Day cleared. cause he was afraid. Went to a it every so often and caller is in the parking garage. Second would like an officer to go Dress Day Employee on Somerset Av- friend’s house. Party was ad- concerned for safety of stu- party involved left a note on by and retrieve the firearm(s). enue called in to state there vised of his actions and that he dents walking to and from the hit vehicle and was able Firearm received and report to Frozen Food Day are two parties outside who should have called the police. school in that area. 92 reports to come back. Both parties ex- follow. Oreo Cookie Day

March 7 Apartment // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Cereal Day torney Richard Lynds, Owen parking and density of the point only has 16 built under Be Heard Day Thomas of Bloom Architects neighborhood were issues of the structure. and investor Julius Sokol of concern. The project has not Lynds said he expects to Hospitalist Day JB Capital, a well-known started its building permit appear in front of the Zoning Boston lawyer and real estate process yet, but when it does Board in April, and hopefully March 8 investor. Because of Sokol’s it will have to go to the Zon- have permits issued by ear- background, some residents ing Board of Appeals for sev- ly summer and then begin a International thought this development eral variances, including use, 12-month construction phase Women’s Day would be for a recreational minimum lot size, front, side starting in the late summer or marijuana shop. and rear yard setbacks. In ad- early fall. Proofreading Day It is not. dition, it will need a variance “We feel the uses being Tartar Sauce Day The town currently has a to allow four stories or 44 proposed are a greater addi- moratorium on pot shops in feet in height, open space and tion to the town,” Lynds said. Winthrop. parking. It is required to have “We feel this size building Neighbors pointed out that 32 parking spaces but at this would work very well.” A rendering of the proposed mixed-use building on Shirley March 9 Street. National Bob Carroll, an abutter and Barbie Day a member of the Planning Board, said the group was Crabmeat Day asking for apartments that ar- Meatball Day en’t allowed in the area and for mixed-use to be allowed in Get Over It Day a zone where it’s not allowed. “Those are two big asks March 10 right off the bat,” Carroll said. Mario Day “It’s five times more-dense than what’s allowable if it was Pack Your Lunch Day by right multi-unit housing.” Lynds conceded they didn’t Daylight Savings Day comply and that’s why they were having this meeting be- March 11 fore applying for any permits. “We’re trying to under- Napping Day stand a workable project for Oatmeal Nut this site that’s good for the Waffles Day The future of health neighborhood and the devel- begins with you oper,” Lynds said, adding that Funeral Director The more researchers know about what makes each of & Mortician us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. the property is already mixed- Recognition Day Join a research effort with one million people nationwide use. to create a healthier future for all of us. JoinAllofUs.org YOUR AD HERE 617-768-8300 or 617-414-3300

$ Founding Members of Partners HealthCare ONLY 25 [email protected] or [email protected] Call Precision Medicine Initiative, PMI, All of Us, the All of Us logo, and “The Future of Health Begins with You” are service marks of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 781-485-0588 E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, March 7, 2019 Page 3 Detail officer heading back to Dunkin’ (Donuts) Irish Memorial // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 By Sue Ellen Woodcock Rugerrio said the area and motor vehicle accidents, some traffic has changed. with personal injury. in WCAT (Winthrop Cable Ireland 20 years earlier and ment to the people who died.” For the longest time there Last Thursday night the “We view it as a public Access Television) . owned his own contracting The Irish weren’t the only Many Irish Immigrants business. ones who suffered at Deer was a detail police officer at Planning Board agreed the safety concern,” Ferrino said. were sent to Deer Island Talking to Porter about the Island. The Nipmuc Indians Dunkin’ (Donuts) on Main trial period had gone on long “We believe it needs the detail during the huge influx of Irish Irish Memorial at Deer Island also suffered a genocide. Street just before the bridge to enough and they would not seven days a week.” immigrants by ship to the Port you can hear the passion in his Over 340 years ago, during East Boston. Then more than entertain another request to “It’s for public safety not of Boston. In the harbor doz- Irish brogue. the King Phillips war (1675- six months ago the Planning reduce the detail. Now the de- money,” said Sgt. Mary Cris- ens of “coffin ships” floated. “He had never heard any- 1676) the Nipmuc Indians Board agreed with the owner tail will be there seven days At one point the government thing about this. He met me in were interned on Deer Island afi. ”The times I’ve done the against their will by the Mas- for a trial period of not having a week, 6 a.m. -10 a.m., at a detail there’s a lot of pedestri- started diverting the ill to Deer 30 minutes in Winthrop at the Island where they were quar- site,” Tierney said. “We dis- sachusetts Bay Colonists. a detail officer on the -week cost of roughly $60,000 for ans. An officer’s presence can Oct. 30, 1675 the genocide antined. cussed a proper headstone and end. Rugerrio. of the Nipmucs began. be nothing but positive.” “That highlighted my infor- went from there. We’re both Now the Planning Board He noted that part of the “You take your life in your Over 500 hundred men, agrees it cannot waive the problem is text messaging mation really because of Ron,” in the business and we know women and children were hands,” said Officer Mark he said. “His parents are immi- we could do this.” condition of having a detail creating gaps between cars move from their homeland VanBuskirk. grants just like mine from Ire- Then they went to the police officer seven days a and he asked to leave in place in Natick to Deer Island in Planning Board Chairman land.” drawing board for a render- week directing traffic. So, full no weekend detail for a year an attempt to keep them from Darren Baird reminded ev- “It was bothering me that ing of a 16-foot granite Celtic joining other Native Ameri- coverage has commenced. Cipoletta said the con- Cross with the number 800 on eryone that the roadway was there wasn’t a proper me- can people who were at war The problem with the site figuration of the street has morial,” Tierney said, who it, for the number of victims. under MassDOT jurisdiction. with the colonies. Ironically, is that people queue up in a changed, a gas station, a car has also worked with Win- Cardinal Sean O’Malley is ex- the victims were pro-English Special Police Ron McFar- long line headed out of town wash with parallel egress to throp’s Frank Constantino on pected to do the blessing. Christian converts known as land has worked the detail and the Winthrop Beautification “It’s not about us, it’s not the “Praying Indians”. They to enter the drive-through the drive through window, an about who’s involved, it’s window, while people are ex- ATM and further down Belle he is amazed at the traffic, the Committee. “We finished the endured a harsh winter and allowance of left hand turns Winthrop soccer field when about the people who died only half of them survived. iting the driveway (and the car Isle Seafood, Adriana’s and there,” Tierney said. “This is the contractor walked off the There was a push for a wash for that matter) – either Woodside TrueValue. and the fear he has that a pe- basically a funeral we’re hav- destrian could be killed. Not job.” Nipmuc Tribe Memorial on left or right –all while some “The Dunkin’ (Donuts) ing. The most important per- Deer Island. A few years ago to mention the special details Tierney is a man who likes son is the priest” people are attempting a left didn’t make things better, but to give back and can’t shake $25,000 had been raised for a to the MWRA. Porter, with his Irish brogue into Dunkin’ (Donuts) coming it didn’t make things worse,” what happened to the Irish on monument, but the Canadian “As long as we’re up there, is passionate when talking stone-cutter took off with the from East Boston. Cipoletta said. Deer Island, right down to the about the Irish memorial. He Six months ago the Plan- Winthrop Police Officer we’ll do the best we can,” he belief that Irish graves were funds. was able to locate Flynn Stone Porter has been in touch ning Board agreed to stop the Richard Ferrino Jr., spoke at said, adding he like for some- plowed through during con- in Pennsylvania and they will with those in the tribe and said struction on the island. weekend detail on a trail basis the meeting on behalf of the one to install a traffic counter. be making the cross. if he can find a way he will at the urging Steve Rugerrio, police union. He cited over 30 No traffic study has been That’s when Tierney con- “Our forefathers came here also make sure the Nipmuc the director of operations, and calls to service to the area in conducted in the area. tacted Mark Porter of the Irish over 150 years ago and we want Indians have a memorial. Famine Project in Boston. his attorney James Cipoletta. the past five years, mostly for to remember them,” said Porter. Porter had immigrated from “We just want to put a monu-

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LET’S CLOSE THE LOOPHOLE IN STATE LAW TO END HUMAN Forum TRAFFICKING

The recent national news stories concerning a massage parlor in Jupiter, Fla., have brought to light what is nothing less than a national abomination: The trafficking of women that reaches into every corner of the United States. The news stories about this 21st century version of human bondage have made it clear that huge numbers of women, most- ly Asian, are being trafficked in a multi-billion dollar sex trade operation under the guise of legitimate massage parlors. Here in Massachusetts, it is estimated that there are 200-300 of these illicit “business” entities -- almost one for every city and town in the Commonwealth. Just this past week, police in the well-to-do community of Norwell came upon one of these places (which was located in an otherwise-ordinary mall) and, upon executing a search warrant, discovered conditions almost identical to what authorities found in Jupiter. There were mattresses on the floor and other indicia of liv- ing that made it clear that those who worked there also were residing on the premises as prisoners of the operators of this establishment. How can this situation -- sex slavery in which women from all around the world are being trafficked in our hometowns -- exist so openly in America in 2019? It seems to us there is a fairly simple solution to the problem that can be accomplished with a small change in the law, at least here in Massachusetts, which is as follows: The signage on the front window of the Jupiter establishment lists the following services: “Massage therapy, facials, waxing, table showers”, and this one: “Body treatments.” LETTERS to the Editor Massachusetts tightly regulates the massage therapy business pursuant to chapter 112, section 228, which requires massage 35 BIRCH ROAD HAS the founding members of the cial place. we cherish the most. As I ex- therapists to receive training and obtain a license. NOT BEEN SOLD Partnership of Historic Bos- At that point, I just wanted plored the CBD, I understood tons. Winthrop’s sermon de- to learn as much as I could what the Town was trying However, the last line of this statute exempts from the licens- Dear Editor, fines the test that we now call about Winthrop. And the more to achieve. While there are ing requirements “those who use the terms ‘bodywork’, ‘body- Due to a processing er- American Exceptionism. He I learned, the more intrigued I glimpses of greatness, pros- worker’, and ‘bodywork therapist’.” ror at real estate data analyt- said, “We shall be a city upon became. It seemed to me that perity and old school New It’s as if the traffickers themselves wrote this loophole into ics firm The Warren Group, a hill. The eyes of all people Winthrop could offer the best England seaside charm, there from which the Winthrop Sun the law. The women who were found in the Norwell establish- are upon us.” of everything: city access, is also an aging landscape, sources its real estate sales, a This sermon has been quot- suburban comforts, small outdated infrastructure and in ment (who, similar to the women in Jupiter, were Chinese citi- recent sale at 33-35 Billows ed as a source of inspiration town community, safe neigh- some areas, blight and vacan- zens and spoke no English) when the police conducted the raid St, Winthrop, was incorrectly by U.S. Presidents, including borhoods, good schools, great cy. identified themselves as “bodyworkers” and as such did not re- identified as a sale at 35 Birch Ronald Reagan and John F. restaurants and all of it just a After learning that the Town Road Our database has been Kennedy. A recitation of this stone’s throw from the beach. was fully committed to sup- quire any licensing requirements either from the state or local updated to reflect this correc- authorities. It’s as if they did not exist. sermon in its entirety has rare- I also found a positive en- porting the new zoning code tion. ly been heard. ergy in Town amongst folks and upgrading the infrastruc- The Warren Group In our view, the solution is straightforward: Require every John Winthrop was the who were excited about im- ture in the CBD, I knew that person (including receptionists) who works in these establish- first Governor of the Massa- plementing the new Master I wanted to make a positive ments to obtain a permit (as opposed to a license) in order to ON DELEO’S chusetts Bay Colony, and had Plan in the Center Business impact and be part of the next work there. Such persons would be required to register at the GREENWORKS been elected 12 times between District (CBD), which fo- chapter of Winthrop’s story. the years 1631 and 1648. cused on revitalizing the Cen- A few weeks later, my devel- local Board of Health where they would have to appear in per- PROPOSAL The event includes light ter to position it for success opment partners (ENVELO) son, produce a valid ID , and provide their place of residence in Dear Editor, refreshments and a tour of for the next generation and came to town and together we order to get their permit. Speaker DeLeo’s bil- the historic Deane Winthrop beyond. There seemed to be found “the old CVS”. It was lion-dollar GreenWorks pro- Routine spot checks by the local boards would ensure that ev- House located next to the a recognition that even though the most decayed building in posal could offer much-need- Barn at 34 Shirley St. Deane change is hard, it is often nec- eryone working there has a valid permit from the local authority. ed support to Winthrop, Winthrop was the sixth son of essary to preserve that which See LETTERS Page 7 If anyone is found working there without a permit, the business other coastal towns, and all John Winthrop. would be ordered closed forthwith and the managers, as well as the Commonwealth’s com- Pre-registration is recom- munities as we face greater the owners, would be subject to arrest and criminal penalties for mended by e-mailing wihan- extremes of tides and weath- [email protected] as seating is Independent employing persons without permits. er. But as with any local dis- limited. In our view, this small change in Massachusetts law, if emu- tribution of grants, the details Donations are greatly ap- Newspaper Group lated across the country, could go a long way toward ending the will matter. Will GreenWorks preciated. primarily help towns shore human trafficking business that is a national disgrace. W.I.H.A. thanks the res- up their own local resilience idents of Winthrop for their Send us Your News to climate change? Or will The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages residents continued support of our to submit birth and engagement announcements, the grants support reductions events. news releases, business briefs, honor rolls, social MARCH: IN LIKE A LION in carbon emissions that will news, sports stories, and photographs for publica- mitigate the larger problem? tion. Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 WHAT A SPECIAL Broadway, Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Unless we stop adding more Revere, MA 02151-9103. 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For me, it was a new paid at Boston Ma. Subscription rates are $26 mostly underwhelming in the Greater Boston area in terms of Renewable Energy bill? Let’s discovery, but one that contin- per year in Winthrop, and $50 per year outside ues to unfold and deepen as I the city. Postmaster, send change of address both snowfall and temperature. However, in our lifetimes, this address our local needs but information to Independent Newspaper Group, also make sure we are doing slowly get to know the people, 385 Broadway, Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151. often has been the case: A January and February that have been our part as global citizens the places, and the rhythm of The Transcript assumes no financial responsibil- fairly easy to take, only to be followed by a March that begins to reduce our overall carbon the Town. ity for typographical errors in advertisements, Two and a half years ago but will reprint that part of the advertisement in with brutal weather. emissions. Full carbon neu- which the error occurs. Advertisers will please A quick peek at the 10-day forecast revealed that after the trality as quickly as possible when I relocated to Boston to notify the management immediately of any is the only sensible response be near my husband’s family, errors that may occur. USPS NO. 526-560 brief appearance of cold weather, temperatures will return to to this urgent problem. I was exploring the area and normal for this time of year through St. Patrick’s Day. Brent Whelan trying to find a place that felt Directory like home. We moved to the The weather always has fallen into that category of what for- Marketing Director mer Secretary of Defenee Donald Rumsfeld famously referred WIHA PRESENTS GOV. western suburbs to be close to our family, but having spent Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] to as “known unknowns -- that is to say, we know there are some JOHN WINTHROP’S the last 18 years in Miami Assistant Marketing Directors things we do not know.” SERMON, “CHRISTIAN Beach, and growing up on Maureen DiBella - [email protected] However, in this era of climate change, the other part of CHARITY” Long Island, I was craving the Legal Advertising Rumsfeld’s quote, “But there are also unknown unknowns—the On Saturday March 9, from sound of the ocean, the vibe Ellen Bertino - [email protected] of the seaside and the special ones we don’t know we don’t know,” is applicable. 1-3 p.m. this free special event Ad Design will take place in the Barn at character of people who grav- Kane DiMasso-Scott To put it another way, who knows what Mother Nature has in the Deane Winthrop House itate towards living near the Editorial water. store for us these days? Perhaps more than anything else in our Please join the Winthrop Stephen Quigley One day, I found Win- lives, we just have to take the weather one day at a time. Improvement & Historical Reporters Association and the Partner- throp on the map and decided to check it out. I had never Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] ship of Historic Bostons for Cary Shuman - [email protected] this rare recitation of John even heard of Winthrop! As The Winthrop Transcript reserves the right to edit letters for space I drove over the Belle Isle Seth Daniel - [email protected] and clarity. We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please Winthrop’s sermon “A Model of Christian Charity.” Inlet, looped around Pleasant John Lynds - [email protected] include your street and telephone number with your submission. Street and followed my GPS Copy Editing, Layout The Winthrop Transcript publishes columns, viewpoints and letters Gov. John Winthrop gave to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to this sermon to the colonists as to the end of the map on Shir- Kane DiMasso-Scott, Scott Yates encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed they were sailing to America ley Street, I couldn’t believe Business Accounts Executive are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. on board the flagship Arbella what I had found. I parked my Judy Russi - [email protected] Text or attachments emailed to car, walked out on the beach, Printer [email protected] are preferred. in 1630. Presented by Stephen Busby, scholar and one of looked out at the ocean, and I Concord Monitor (N.H.) knew that I had found my spe- E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, March 7, 2019 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript ARTICLE 869 - EARLY PULLEN POYNTE VISITORS 20 years ago Marino, and Constance Inco- selectmen by a wide margin. In 1630 our peninsula was March 4, 1999 niglios. In the contest for the Barry was the lone incum- part of a land area then called REW Foundation Home three-year term for selectmen, bent of the three members of Rumney Marsh which includ- 1 Health Care Inc. has fall- incumbent Henry O’Connell the board to seek re-election. ed what is today Chelsea, Re- en victim to the cutbacks in won re-election, defeating Bessie Dodge, who was unop- vere and Winthrop. On Nov. Medicare payments by the William Franzese by a vote of posed, was returned as Town 7, 1632, we were declared state and federal governments 2481 - 1788. In the hectic bat- Clerk with a large number of and will cease its non prof- tle for Town Treasurer which votes. Joseph E. Davison once part of Boston District 13 and it visiting nurse operations. featured five candidates, Myer again was re-elected Town in 1636-37 our peninsula was REW still will maintain its Brill defeated his closest ri- Meeting Moderator. divided into seventeen parcels home care, homemaker, and val, Marie Turner, the present of land and given to fifteen home health-care services for Deputy Treasurer, by a tally of 100 years ago prominent men of Boston with which clients will pay out of 1370 - 1199. March 8, 1919 the stipulation that within two their own pockets. A panel discussion on the The town’s flag has returned years, the owners must build The Winthrop Community topic, “Drugs, What You to full mast after a lengthy pe- a shelter suitable for human Health Center closed its doors Should Know,” which will riod at half-mast in honor of Friday. The center declared feature Mass. Penal Commis- the Winthrop’s war dead and habitation on their allotment bankruptcy at the beginning sioner Joseph V. McBrine, more recently, after 30 days at of land or lose it. One such of February and announced its will be held at the Memorial half-mast in honor of recent- plot included what is known closure for the last day of the Auditorium on March 12 ly-deceased former President today as “Cottage Hill” which month. The Winthrop High band Theodore Roosevelt. was given to Governor John Ted Reinstein, a Winthrop and majorettes will visit The annual town election Winthrop. See picture one native and co-host of WCVB Winthrop, Maine, this week- was held Monday with vot- which portrays him as Gov- TV’s “Chronicle” TV show, end, for the first half of an ers going to the polls, which 2 was the guest speaker at the exchange of concerts by the were open from 6 a.m. to 6 ernor of Massachusetts Bay Rotary Club’s annual Senior bands from the two schools. p.m., in the town’s four pre- Colony in 1629-34, 1637-40, Luncheon held at the Middle Alan Arkin stars in “The cincts. Incumbent selectmen 1642-44 and 1646-49. School cafeteria on Monday. Heart is a Lonely Hunter” at Timothy J. Mahaney and Win- The Winthrop’s constructed The Winthrop Art Associa- the Winthrop Theatre. throp Magee were re-elected. a small wood summer cottage tion and Classic Landscaping Thomas Benson will be the at the base of the Southern have combined to create a 60 years ago new member of the board. side of the hill and their son mural and gardening exhibit March 5, 1959 Nils Victor Nelson, son of representing the town for the All three of the incumbent Mrs. Amelia Nelson of 105 Deane lived in it until 1647 annual New England Flower selectmen, Melvin T. Carver, Sagamore Ave., has enjoyed when he moved into Captain Show. Walter Van Dalinda, and Hen- great success as a wrestler William Pierce’s home, built “The Deep End of ry O’Connell, were re-elected in the Navy, in which he has in 1637 and still currently the Ocean,” “She’s All at Monday’s town election. been serving since the start of standing at 40 Shirley St., af- That,” and “Analyze This” are Unsuccessful candidates were the war. Nelson a congenial ter his father bought it from playing at the Revere Show- former selectman David L. young man, attended Harvard the Pierce family when the case Cinemas. O’Brien, William Kincade, after graduation from high Captain died in 1641 at sea Arthur Cayon, and Ralph school, where he excelled in 40 years ago Gordon. In the School Com- many academic and athletic while “privatering” on the March 7, 1979 mittee contest, incumbents endeavors. Spanish Main. While living Advisory Committee Catherine Giromini and James An airplane agency has at the base of the hill, Deane Chairman Robert Ierardi told Holland were unopposed and been established in Boston had a tall pole mounted on top a group of about 50 residents re-elected. and many demonstration of the hill where, with a pul- who attended the commit- In the race for the Board of flights are being booked. ley and rope, he hoisted up a tee’s annual public hearing on Assessors, incumbents Arthur bundle of brush every time the warrant for the upcoming Sullivan and George Pulsifer 110 years ago Town Meeting that the main defeated challengers Anthony March 6, 1909 he saw a sailing ship at sea to goal of the committee will be Marino, George Abely, and Voters at Monday’s town alert the residents of Boston to hold the line on spending. Robert DeGregorio. election annihilated most of that a foreign vessel was ap- There are 37 articles on this Voters rejected two ballot the candidates who had been proaching the harbor. In 1753, year’s warrant. questions by wide margins, endorsed by the Town Gov- a fishery was established at The Winthrop Concerned one calling for the creation of ernment Assoc., the lone Point Shirley and two of the Citizens Committee is urging a Department of Public Works survivor of the wreck being current homes on Siren Street, all residents to attend a rally that would have consolidat- incumbent Brendan Keenan, formerly known as Fish Lane on Sunday afternoon at the ed a number of town depart- who was re-elected to the Boston City Council cham- ments, and the other calling board.. He will be joined by and then Syren Street, were 3 bers to protest the proposed for a pay raise for the town’s newly-elected selectmen El- constructed. The first is the reorganization of the Mass- firefighters. mer E. Dawson and James red brick house at what is now port Board of Directors and James Stewart and Kim S. Carr, who had been en- 49 Siren Street built in 1756 the expansion and addition Novak star in “Bell, Book, dorsed by the Winthrop Civic by Thomas Hancock, uncle of runways at Logan Airport. and Candle” at the Winthrop League. of John Hancock of Revolu- The reorganization proposal Theatre. Town Moderator Dawson tionary War fame who often calls for the elimination of the has named the 15 members of present Board of Directors, 70 years ago the Appropriations Commit- vacationed there with his wife who were appointed by for- March 3, 1949 tee. Dorothy. mer Gov. Michael Dukakis Despite a record-high num- Picture two portrays John and who have been responsive ber of 12 candidates for the 120 years ago Hancock 1737-1793 who was to the needs of the communi- three seats on the Board of March 10, 1899 the President of Provincial ties surrounding Logan Air- Selectmen, less than half of All of the town’s polling Congress in 1774-75, first port, and replace them with the town’s 11,565 registered places were filled by 6 a.m. signer of the Declaration of directors who would be more voters are expected to turn out and the voting was concluded directly answerable to new for Mondays’s annual town by noontime for the town’s Independence, and then Gov- Gov. Edward J. King, who election. annual election held on Mon- ernor of Massachusetts 1780- was the former Executive Di- Mrs. Henry Roberts, the day. There were 12 carriages 85 and 1787-93. rector at Massport. King is on first woman ever to be named provided by the candidates to Picture three portrays record as favoring runway ex- chairman of the American bring voters to the polls. In- John’s wife Dorothy (Quincy) pansion at Logan. Red Cross Drive in Winthrop, cumbent selectmen Lewis and Hancock 1747-1829 Just fur- A jam-packed hearing has announced that this year’s Craib were re-elected. ther down the road at number room at Town Hall heard ar- campaign has a goal of raising Winthrop residents are hop- 7 Siren St. stands the white- guments pro and con concern- $3,500 locally. ing that the town will follow ing the selectmen’s charges A group of 70 boys and Revere’s lead and provide for brick Sturgis Reed house built that Police Chief David Rice girls from St. John’s Episco- the removal of ashes from cel- in 1753 where the founder of has not been performing his pal Church made their annual lars by the ash collectors. The the fishery lived. When this duties properly. The hearing pilgrimage to St. Paul’s Ca- town’s men are too busy get- business opened, a large cel- was conducted by local Attor- thedral in Boston under the di- ting off to work in the morn- ebration was held to which ney Albert Shaw, who is the rection of parish pastor Ralph ing to do this job and for many the then Governor of Mas- Hearing Officer for the - mat M. Harper. of our housewives, the task is sachusetts, William Shirley, ter. Shaw scheduled a further Frank Sinatra and Kathryn too difficult. hearing for March 6. Grayson star in “The Kissing was invited. See picture four The Chelsea-Revere-Win- Bandit” at the Winthrop and 130 years ago which portrays William Shir- 4 throp CETA consortium has State theatres. March 8, 1889 ley Governor of Massachu- announced that it will hire The 38th annual Town setts 1741-1756 As a result 400 more persons for various 80 years ago Meeting was opened at 7 a.m. of this visit and his support community service positions. Marc 4, 1939 on Monday morning with the of the new business, the area Selectman candidate Rob- Incumbent selectmen reading of the Town Warrant was named Point Shirley in ert DeLeo held a well-attend- Walter G. Baker and Da- by the town clerk. Lucius Floyd was elected Moderator his honor and the water way ed campaign fund-raiser at the vid Belcher will be seeking Elks on Feb. 24. re-election at Monday’s an- and after an opening prayer between the point and Deere Thanks to the activism of nual town election. There are by the Rev. Chase M. Hall, the Island became known as Shir- local resident E. Arthur King, two other candidates, Bernard balloting was begun. Voting ley Gut. Pictures such as these a committee to restore the J. Basch and David Belcher, continued until 4 p.m. with the are difficult to obtain. If any of clock atop the E.B. Newton who will be vying to gain one friends of the various candi- our readers have access to pic- School has been formed. of the three seats on the board. dates looking out well for the tures of such people from the Gary Cooper and Merle ticket in which they were in- distant past, we would appre- 50 years ago Oberon star in “The Cowboy terested. The most remarkable Feb. 27, 1969 and the Lady” at the Winthrop incident of the day took place ciate seeing them. Two such Despite a heavy snowstorm and State theatres. at 2:30 p.m. when eight wom- individuals we have been un- on Monday, the third nor’eas- en entered the hall with ballots able to locate a picture of are ter to strike the area in as many 90 years ago in hand, which they deposit- Deane Winthrop, owner of the weeks, a good turnout of 40 March 9, 1929 ed in the box for the School Winthrop House at 40 Shirley percent of voters made their A “whispering campaign” Committee contest, which St. and Orray Augustus Taft, way to the polls for Monday’s with the slogan “Young is the only elective board for owner of the 1840 Taft Inn at annual town election. In the Blood” seems to have count- which Winthrop may vote. This was the first time that Point Shirley. If you have any race for the vacant one-year ed greatly in the town elec- term for selectman, former tion this past Monday. Barry, women ever had voted, and such information please feel selectman Richard Dimes de- Tibbetts, and Clancy were free to call me at 8462901. feated Norman Gill, Anthony the successful candidates for See YEARS Page 6 Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, March 7, 2019 E-mail: [email protected]

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT: Years // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 Hajar Iaouf is motivated by helping others from what can learned, the friends of Mr. C.C. Hutchin- which convened at 7:30 p.m. By Kate Anslinger men welcomed the innova- son, who finished just six , every seat was filled and tion and hope to see a larger votes behind Floyd, petitioned many were obliged to stand Fifteen-year-old Hajar number next year. When the for a recount, after which it all evening. Among the items Iaouf is passionate about votes were counted, Edward was determined that both men approved by the voters were helping others which is why B. Newton, Lucius Floyd, and had received 179 votes. A new funds for additional electric she volunteers any chance she George Sleeper were elected election will have to be held street lights at Pt. Shirley, gets. to the Board of Selectmen, to determine the third member Lincoln St., and the Belcher “I love helping other peo- with Newton receiving the of the board. Fountain. ple and I find volunteering is most votes, 257. However, the At the Town Meeting, more satisfying than having a job that pays,” said Iaouf, who has offered her time working at the voting booths during election season last November AG’s office to host events across the state and at the annual college fair this past fall. for National Consumer Protection Week While this is only her first In celebration of the 21st In 2018, CARD worked on also serviced the furnace at no year in high school, she is al- annual National Consumer more than 34,000 cases, and charge. ready making big steps to stay Protection Week, Attorney either directly or through its • Working with a hotel active. She was in a mock tri- General Maura Healey an- partnerships with local con- chain to compensate con- al, is an ‘honorary’ member nounced a series of events de- sumer programs helped se- sumers after a spa in one of of the art club, and has hopes signed to help empower and cured more than $3.7 million their Boston locations closed of joining the tennis team this educate Massachusetts resi- in relief for consumers. Some abruptly. Consumers who spring. Another major goal of dents. examples of consumer assis- filed complaints with the AG’s the busy freshman is to start a “The AG’s Office advo- tance provided by the AG’s Office received credits at the book club at the high school. cates for consumers every Office in 2018 include: spa slated to replace the one The motivated student shared day, arming them with the • Assisting an elderly con- that closed or at the hotel for a bit about her life inside and tools they need to make in- sumer facing foreclosure. a total value of $6,158. outside the classroom… formed decisions and protect CARD staff successfully got In addition to direct as- themselves from bad actors,” the foreclosure date post- sistance, the AG’s Office in- What is your favorite said AG Healey. “This month, poned and provided the con- vestigates and litigates viola- subject? Hajar Iaouf. we will travel throughout the sumer with time to apply for a tions of the state’s consumer I find all subjects in school state to meet with consumers, loan modification. protection laws. In 2018, the rewarding and satisfying. I many people need help, this teach them about their rights, • Helping to clear a con- AG’s Office secured refunds have very nice teachers, and Do you have any career/ world would be a better place. and connect them with the sumer of a fraudulent wire- for 20,000 consumers from they always have open doors college goals? resources we have available less phone bill totaling nearly Comcast, $4 million in relief to talk, or to help. The classes I don’t really have any ca- Who is your role model? through our office.” $5,300. The consumer was from a national mortgage ser- that I look forward to the most reer/college goals right now My role model is anyone During National Consum- contacted by the carrier for vicing company, $450,000 in are English and biology. love and I am just trying to get who helps people in need, er Protection Week, the AG’s more than a year even though restitution and penalties from debating and standing up and through high school, howev- and anyone who forgets about Office will offer consumer he repeatedly told them that used auto dealership in West- voicing my opinion in English er; I’m hoping that my career money and cares more about education events across the he never had an account with port, andnearly $50,000 for class and I love learning about path will end up allowing me helping others. I also think state on topics ranging from them. With CARD’s assis- student borrowers from a stu- how different organisms inter- to work somewhere I like, that everyone is a good role consumer awareness, scams, tance, the carrier confirmed dent loan “debt relief” compa- act with one another and the helping people in need. I be- model if they are selfless and senior consumer rights, and that the consumer did not owe ny that charged unnecessary new discoveries that are al- lieve that if everyone just took strive to help others. auto laws. A complete list of the debt and corrected his and unlawful fees. ways being found, in biology. the time and listened to how consumer protection events credit. Consumers with problems being held throughout March • Assisting in getting an are encouraged to contact is available here. auto purchase rescinded after CARD’s consumer special- Each year, the AG’s Of- a consumer discovered within ists at 617-727-8400 or file a the fice provides direct assistance days of purchasing it that her complaint on the AG’s web- to thousands of consumers car was a lemon. CARD con- site. The AG’s Office also across Massachusetts. 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Assistant principal teaches Letters // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 the CBD, and had been va- had been so focused on fig- implemented as many as we trauma sensitivity in the classroom cant for more than 10 years. It uring out the best use for the could. would be an extremely chal- building, that once we arrived We are really proud of our By Kate Anslinger lenging project, but we knew at our conclusion, we did not new design proposal. It’s that if we could revitalize this give nearly enough consid- now four floors, not five, has Kariann Murphy, PhD, property, it could be a catalyst eration to how it should look 30 units not 40, and has 29 assistant principal at the Ar- for other improvements in the and how it would inform the parking spots. But most im- thur T. Cummings School, CBD, and would set the stage design and scale of future portantly, it looks like Win- is leading the way for pro- for Winthrop’s success for projects in the CBD. throp. It is 100 percent New fessional development in the many years to come. This was tough medicine England. It fits in. This build- school district. As part of the We purchased the property to swallow. Not because of ing will elevate the CBD and social-emotional goals of the in May 2017, and have been the negative comments on can serve as the inspiration for district’s mission, Murphy ob- working diligently since then Facebook and not because future projects. It’s a much tained her Level One certifica- to finalize our development we realized we needed to better proposal and I want to tion as a trauma practitioner in plans. We were right about make changes. It was tough thank all of you for pushing us education and will be teaching one thing: it has been a huge because it presented the false to improve it to such a great challenge! We evaluated doz- impression that ENVELO extent. a 15-hour professional de- ens of options and varied uses doesn’t care about Winthrop, In addition to the positive velopment course on how to for the building. I could write which is the exact opposite of impacts visually, The Somer- create a trauma sensitive envi- an entire article just explain- the truth. We are here because set, as we are calling it, will ronment. ing all the permutations we we care. We are here because have an extremely positive “According to a recent considered. For now, I will we can see a future vision of economic impact on Win- study, one in four students simply state our conclusion: Winthrop that reflects the past throp. The building will bring have a history of trauma, and based on the property size but is ready for the future. We approximately 60-75 new res- in most cases the afflicted stu- and composition, traffic and want to be part of the solution, idents who will live, eat, shop dents had more than one inci- parking considerations, con- not part of the problem. and pay taxes in Winthrop. dent,” said Murphy. “Because struction costs, and market It became extremely clear This turbo boost to the local it directly impacts students’ analysis, the highest and best that we needed to broaden business community will fil- learning, it’s important to take use of this property is to de- our process and work with the ter throughout the Town and steps to mitigate that trauma molish the existing building, community in order to get to catalyze additional economic Assistant Principal Dr. Kariann Murphy. so the student can grow.” and construct a new mixed- the right solution. We needed activity. use building with commer- listen to the comments from By the time this is pub- The course will meet every and trauma symptoms are al- Learners (ELL) in the fall. cial space and parking on the our neighbors, business own- lished, the Open House we are Monday after school for five Prior to Murphy’s role as most identical.” first floor and several floors of ers, town leadership, and any- holding on March 6 will have weeks, where teachers will The Winthrop school dis- assistant principal, she spent apartments above. one else who wanted to speak passed, and I am hopeful that be responsible for complet- trict will follow many other seven years teaching sev- Our initial Proposal to the out. We spent the last few many of you are now sharing ing two-hour lessons, as well schools both nationally and enth-grade science at Chelsea Town presented a five-story, months doing just that. We my complete enthusiasm for as one hour of independent internationally, who are im- Public Schools, where she 40-unit building with a mod- gathered comments and feed- our project. We will be pre- work. The curriculum will plementing the course, in was also the district science ern boxy exterior that is very back and ideas, and went back senting these plans at Plan- give teachers the tools needed hopes of achieving trauma-in- curriculum coach. She also popular in nearby towns. The to the drawing board. I also ning Board on March 11. We to create classroom conditions formed classrooms that build taught elementary education response from the community reached out to the folks who look forward to the construc- that allow for trust and redi- on social-emotional learning. with Malden Public Schools was loud and swift! Notwith- had been most vocal against tion phase of this project with rection for students who have “I think we’ve seen such a and middle school science in standing all of our efforts, we our first proposal to learn how great anticipation. difficulty concentrating. growth in the amount of PD Medford. After growing up in had clearly missed the mark we could adjust and improve Joanna Schwartz “Childhood trauma rewires being offered in the district in Everett, Murphy received her in both scale and form. In our design. The suggestions Principal, ENVELO and floods the brain with the the last two years and that’s bachelor’s degree in elementa- retrospect, we realize that we we received were terrific. 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Vikings Football Coach Obituaries 11 down access to the town from - and head of the Parks and Rec Classified 14 both ends. “We were definitely sur Sean Driscoll, his wife and (4000) Business Directory 15 Winthrop Sun Transcript prised to see the level of surge daughters were among many come into the state so quick- who had to go to a hotel for a INDEPENDENT ly and rise so rapidly, and the place to stay. images were pretty shocking,” “This is a tough one but East Boston Times Free Press(7000) said Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito in one thing about our communi- the Winthrop Fire Department ty is that we come together,” garage, where she visited Fri- Driscoll told Polito. day before touring Pico Ave- DeLeo said he has lived in Winthrop for 55 years, and 2col x 3” Color Space in ANY 2 Papers PHOTO BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK nue, Chelsea Record(2900) Polito did say the affec- he was “flabbergasted” at the tive communities will gather flooding on the bayside side information on public infra- of town. Newspaper Group structure damage to determine “I was astounded at where (7500) Briefs if Massachusetts could qualify the water came from,” DeLeo Everett Independent NEWS Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito talks with Sean Driscoll about the frigid flooding and how his family is stay- for federal disaster aid. Cer- said. ing in an East Boston hotel until electricity and heat can get turned back on in his Pico Avenue tain criteria has to be met, in- Firefighters had an engine home. Looking on are Police Chief Terence Delehanty and Town Council President Ron Vecchia. cluding that damages exceed and an ambulance station at $9.6 million across the Com- Point Shirley, just as a precau- Lynn Journal(5000) TRANSIT APP monwealth. tion. HELPS OUT “I pledge to get Winthrop With extremely cold tem- on the path with FEMA,” See STORM Page 3 $125 peratures hitting the region Polito said, with Speaker of over the past several days, the House Robert DeLeo and Beacon Hill Times(8700) the Town of Winthrop would state Sen. Joseph Boncore be- Revere Journal - Chelsea Record - Winthrop Transcript - Lynn Journal like to remind residents of re- sources they can use to help improve their commute when The Boston Sun(14000) taking public transportation. Everett Independent - East Boston Times - Charlestown Patriot Bridge The Transit app, which commuters can use in 125 cit- Transplant recipient ies worldwide, partners with transit agencies and shared Regional Review(3500) mobility providers to help res- Bob Harveybe agrateful good candidate for trans- idents get to their destinations. plant, a $3-$4 million opera- In Boston, the app uses By Sue Ellen Woodcock tion. the T's real-time data and a Then he was denied be- trip planner to show the best Winthrop’s Bob Harvey cause he had to be cancer free Charlestown Patriot Bridge(7300) routes to take. Users can just celebrated an anniversa- for five years. After much research Har- view departure times for any During the height of the ry, one he’s worked hard to nearby transit on or offline, achieve, one that his family vey, 60, found that Duke Uni- PHOTOS BY CHUCK FLANAGAN storm a Winthrop firefighter and even set up notifications James Fucillo carries a women and friends are grateful for. versity would let him in if he for stops along a route. In He can now proudly say lost 30 pounds. Jamaica Plain Gazette (16400) on his back to bring her to He set up oxygen at home addition to subway sched- FIRST COME FIRSTsafety. SERVEhe is a five-year survivor of a ules, Transit also allows you A firefighter makes his way through the ice and water on Shirley double lung transplant. and used his treadmill 45-min- to compare ride-hailing and Street. Harvey’s quest began back utes a day. He used his wife’s bike-share options like Uber, in April 2010 when he noticed cousin, who works with the Mission Hill Gazette(7000) Carshare and Bikeshare all on a shortness of breath, espe- Red Sox, as his dietitian. one screen. Schedule Your Spots for 2019! $250.00cially one day per when he was run. During this time he would "Those who have to take “Seventy percent of the departing an airplane, walking go to Duke every three public transportation are more Commonwealth has adopted up the ramp and had to stop to months. July 4 he moved down to Durham, North Car- often exposed to the elements, tobaccoSavings products from 18 to ofage 21,” $800 said Dr. Lester Hart- catch his breath. He was tak- which can be especially frus- Regulations ready for public hearingman, a WestwoodJan. 23 doctor in- en to the hospital and found olina to be near Duke. He 21. There is currently a push was there for 10 months and trating and even dangerous By Sue Ellen Woodcock statewide to raise the age to volved in the Tobacco 21 pro- he had renal cell carcinoma in SANTA MAKES ANNUAL VISIT TO WINTHROP this time of year," said Police gram. Attending the Board of one of his kidneys. worked out like a fiend to get 21. A public hearing will be In June 2010 he had his his body ready for a double Chief Terence Delehanty. "We The Board of Health ap- Health meeting Tuesday night scheduled for Jan. 23, but al- lung transplant. want to share resources like ready, this issue has brought were Dennis Lane, the owner right kidney removed and that proved draft regulations to made him a high risk patient. At 9 p.m. on Dec. 22, 2013 raise the age of purchasing lobbyists and special interest of a 7-Eleven in Quincy, and See NEWS BRIEFS Page 6 the head of the Coalition for He then was diagnosed with Harvey found himself on groups to the Board of Health the operating table ready for to express their opinions on Responsible Retailing, which pulmonary hypertension and falls on the side of opposing was given three years to live. transplant. Thirteen hours lat- MISSING CAT - REWARD everything from business im- He was then recommended Call or Email Your Rep! FRONT PAGEpacts to smoking and vaping. the change to 21. “Selling to Now the Board of Health in- minors is suicide. 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WHS SPORTS ROUNDUP Don MacLeod honored with AHCA's LADY VIKINGS FALL making several, 10-bell saves, IN TOUGH BATTLE especially when Winthrop had Women's Ice Hockey Founders Award the power play. WITH PEABODY IN Former Northeastern wom- States through their enthusi- Once again it was a late en's hockey head coach Don asm, passion and selflessness. TOURNEY mistake that cost Winthrop, MacLeod was honored with The winningest coach in The Winthrop High girls resulting in another end-of- the Women's Ice Hockey Northeastern women's hock- hockey team battled hard, but the-period goal for Peabody. Founders Award on Friday, as ey history, MacLeod enjoyed came up short by a score of “They were coming out of announced by the American a successful 11-year career on 2-0 to Peabody in the opening their end with just over a min- Hockey Coaches Association Huntington Avenue, during round of the MIAA Division ute to play in the period, and (AHCA). which time he helped establish 1 state hockey tournament last one of our defenders decided The Founders Award hon- the program as a powerhouse Wednesday. to pinch and got beat, result- ors a member of the hockey on the national stage. After The contest was a classic ing in a two-on-one," said community or college coach- taking over behind the bench tourney encounter between Martucci. "We took away the ing profession who has con- prior to the 1981-82 season, pass and gave our goalie the two evenly matched teams tributed to the overall growth Don MacLeod (right) receives an award at the Beanpot Tourna- MacLeod led the Huskies to who had met twice during the shooter. Their player made a and development of wom- great shot and we went into ment a few years ago. MacLeod has now added another presti- regular season. The Lady Vi- en's ice hockey in the United gious award in recognition of his outstanding coaching career. See MACLEOD Page 12 kings had seized early leads the third period down 2-0. in both of those previous con- This was really tough to swal- tests (Peabody victory and a low because we had doubled tie), but this time it was the them in shots in the period, Lady Tanners who grabbed a but here we were, now down Resident D’Ambrosio is motivated to run Boston Marathon for CASA 1-0 edge in the opening period 2-0 with only 15 minutes left By Kate Anslinger and took a 2-0 lead after two. to try to battle back.” The first period was a back- However, the Lady Vikings Resident, Mark D’Ambro- and-forth battle in which answered the challenge with sio knows firsthand what it’s Peabody held the advantage a fierce final 15 minutes in like to be on the receiving in shots on goal, though Win- which they did everything but end of grief caused by addic- throp had the edge in off-zone score. tion. Having lost far too many time. Peabody scored its first "We have a lot of young loved ones as a result of drug goal with just over a minute players -- five eighth grad- and alcohol dependence, the to go in the period when the ers and three freshmen who 40-year-old father of three Lady Tanners took advantage play key roles -- so you never has made it his mission to of a poor line change by Win- know what that response will take a proactive stance on throp.. be," noted Martucci. "Our substance abuse education in “In the state tourney you veterans were ready and they the community. On April 15, have to limit your mistakes, did all they could to show D’Ambrosio will be proving but on their first goal we com- the younger group how to re- his passion for the cause by mitted two mistakes on one spond. Breakaways from our running the Boston Marathon, play,” said WHS head coach two captains, Abby Stafford on a challenging journey to Anthony Martucci. "Peabody and Bella Perrotti, were stifled raise $10,000 for Community dumped the puck into our end, by Buckley, as were numer- Action for Safe Alternatives and our forwards decided to ous chances from our senior (CASA). change up, and then our de- captain, Emma Carleton (who “The goal is to try and pro- fense who went back to get finished her fine career with vide preventative education to the puck did not continue to 97 points), but it was just not the kids in the community, in take the back of the net, and to be." hopes of avoiding the heart- cut back into their forecheck. Winthrop ended up out- break that a lot of families, At that point we were locked shooting Peabody, 35-28, but myself included, have expe- in behind our net, and the bat- the Lady Vikings could not rienced,” said D’Ambrosio. tle was lost." find the back of the net. “If we can do that, then it has A Lady Tanner pounced “You always want to win, been a huge success.” and sent a hard, low shot but I am truly proud of this CASA Executive Director, that got past Winthrop goal- group," said Martucci. "They LeighAnn Eruzione, is be- ie Summer Tallent, who had are so young, and they all got yond thrilled about D’Ambro- played superbly to that point. some great experience this sio’s dedication and is hoping “That goal hurt," noted year playing at this level and that the funds will provide Martucci. "It would have been in huge roles. some much-needed education nice to get into the locker "This is a loss that we will for both parents and children room 0-0, but to be down 1-0 learn from and build on,” con- tinued the coach. “The seniors after a good period, it hurt.” See D’AMBROSIO Page 12 The Lady Vikings came -- our elite eight -- really did Mark D’Ambrosio pictured with his family. out on fire after the break and a great job leading this team dominated the second period and we will miss them greatly. from start to just about the Bella Perrotti and Abby Staf- finish. However, Peabody's ford are two of the best defen- all-conference goalie Abby Buckley was equal to the task, See ROUNDUP Page 10 "Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made" SALE DAYS THURSDAY, MARCH 7TH THROUGH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13TH, 2019 2019 Winthrop Little League Grocery Registration is Open!!!! 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Photos by Sue Ellen Woodcock

If you walked the halls of the high school on Tues- day evening, you most likely would've ended up feeling a little more educated in sci- ence, history, and chemistry. Topics like prohibition, Alca- traz, and the purpose of do- pamine in the human body, were a few of the highlighted displays that high schoolers were showcasing for the an- nual science and history fair. The robotics team had their latest invention materials out, prepared to show viewers what makes a machine run, and each science component display held a piece of the stu- dent's family history and how it connected to the element on Anthony Conner shared the impact that spices have on the body. both a personal and scientific level. Claire Nargi and Carly Zinko show off their history display.

Denise Baldrich showcased a display on the flu pandemic.

Sherlyn Rodas shows off her research on Gold and how it connects to her family.

Above, Sydney Crotty and Isabella Mahoney researched prohibition. Danielle Carter and Rachel Farley, studied how Walt Disney impacted the Great Depression. Left, Robert Crotty checks out the prohibition display.

Hannah Capone and Sage D’Amelio dove into the history of Alcatraz. Maya Grein displays the Salem Witch Trials.

Roundup // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 seman we have ever had Morrill had incredible sea- smiling, and is a team player jump in the net, and end up pecially impressive given that here. here in this program. They sons for us," added Martucci. all the way. Ariana returned where she is right now, it was she did not get a lot of playing "However, we have many logged ridiculous minutes for "They may have rode shotgun to hockey after a few years very impressive." time in her freshman year. forwards who will be looking us the last two years. Both on the backline with Perrotti away and she really worked Martucci also had high "Emma was our only re- have been all-conference and and Stafford, but they were hard to get back up to speed. praise for captain Emma Car- turning forward this year with to take over with Emma gone all-stars, and both have rep- equally as important all sea- The girls fed off that and leton. "Emma had one of the any real varsity experience next year -- Olivia Driscoll, resented our program in the son long. They both did a she really helped us with a best seasons offensively for and she carried us," added the Mia Martucci, Kaiya Ro- very special Shriners All Star tremendous job for this team. life lesson on how you can this program. Since I have coach "It was a pretty special driguez, Emma and Julia Classic in Worcester. It is not They will be missed next year. come back strong. Hayley been here, only two other girls thing to watch her elevate her going to be easy to replace "Kirsten Griffiths, Ariana was more than we could ever (Mackenzie Clark and Car- play with each passing game. Holmes, Mia Norris, Syd Mi- those two, but we have a good Sarro, and back-up goalie have asked for in a back- oline McKinnon) have had It was also a little sad because gnosa, Antea Schlicting, Jen- core returning in Elle English, Hayley McSwiney were vet- up goalie. She was always more points in a single season. Emma was the last member na Dorr, Jenna Lindinger, Lily Abby Holmes, Brooke Costin, eran leaders for this team all a positive source of energy Emma finished with 19-16-35 of her family to come through Tallent, and Maddy Deeran Fallon Hurley, and Casey Pe- year long," Martucci added. in the room and at practic- and was only three points shy the program following in the tersen. "Kirsten is one of the best es. For someone who nev- of getting to the century mark footsteps of her sisters, Abby all return next year up-front," "Olivia Holmes and Kayla kids in the world, always er played hockey before to for her career, which was es- and Grace, who both played said Martucci. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, March 7, 2019 Page 11 OBITUARIES Winthrop Senior Center News March 7 – March 13, 2019 Shirley Agnes O’Malley Concetta Saraceno Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm

Devout Catholic; longtime secretary at General Member of Revere League of Special Needs Thursday, March 7 Electric 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) Concetta “Connie” Sara- 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara Shirley Agnes O’Malley, ceno of Winthrop, formerly 10:30am – Red Hatters Meeting age 93, formerly of Pittsfield, of the West End of Boston, 11:00am-1:00pm – Prescription Medication Drop-Off at the Senior Center passed away peacefully on 12:00pm – Lunch died after a long battle with 1:00pm – Bingo dementia on Sunday, Feb. 24 March 1 at the age of 84 after a at Light House Nursing Care courageous battle with cancer. Friday, March 8 Center, Revere. She spent her Connie loved cooking for 9:30am – Exercise Class final days listening to Irish family gatherings and dinners. 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry tunes and visited by loved She was a member of the Re- 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy ones. vere League for Special Needs 12:00pm – Lunch Despite her illness, Shir- and enjoyed baking cookies ley remained funny, friendly and brownies for their yearly Saturday, March 9 and retained a keen sense of holiday celebrations. al Home, 147 Winthrop St., 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy Born in Boston, she was fashion. She enjoyed a special ley, great niece Polina Bell Winthrop on Saturday, March Monday, March 11 language of joy and affection and Mary Beth’s husband, the only daughter of the late 9 from 10 a.m. to noon. A fu- Domenico and Carmella (Rac- 9:30am – Exercise with her caretakers and fami- Douglas Bell all of Winthrop. neral service will be held in 10:00am – Art Class with Dawn ly. She had just recently cele- iti) Silvestro. beloved wife of the funeral home immediately Shirley never had children Gaetano Saraceno of Win- 12:00pm – Lunch brated her 93rd birthday with following the visitation at 12 1:00pm – Bingo and adored her nieces and throp for 57 years, devoted Boston Crème Pie served by noon. Services will conclude 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara nephews and their children. mother of Carmela (Saraceno) her great niece, Polina Mary There are more than 40 great with interment in the Belle Isle Knipe of Apple Valley, Minn., Tuesday, March 12 Beth and her husband, Doug- nephews and nieces residing Joseph Saraceno and Guy Sar- section of Winthrop Cemetery. las Bell. Her favorite care- throughout the country. Memorial donations may be 10:00am – Arts & Crafts aceno, both of Winthrop; cher- 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) taker, Julie helped her cut the Shirley was predeceased ished grandmother of Concet- made to the Revere League for Special Needs 200 Winthrop 12:00pm – Lunch cake and enjoyed many laughs by her older brothers, James ta (Connie) Marie Knipe and 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal over the past three years. O’Malley, John and Tom Daniel Henry Knipe of Apple Ave., Revere, MA 02151. Shirley and the other res- Sullivan and sisters Gertrude Valley, Minn., dearest sister of For directions or to sign the Wednesday, March 13 idents enjoyed visits from O’Malley and Mary (Sullivan) Joseph Silvestro and his wife, online guestbook go to www. 9:30-11:30am – Kelly’s Nails on Wheels (Manicures cost $10; Ap- Nancy O’Malley’s dog, Mol- Spencer and nephews, Robert, Dorothy (Dottie) of Monu- caggianofuneralhome.com. pointment Required) ly, who loved all the pats and Thomas, and Peter Sullivan. ment Beach, Mass., Domenic 9:30am – Exercise Class smiles she received as soon as A celebration of her life will Silvestro Jr. and his wife, Che- TORF FUNERAL 10:00am – Caregiver Support Group Meeting she walked through the door take place in the spring with ryll of Quincy, the late Frank SERVICE 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) and headed for Shirley in her family and friends. As Shirley Silvestro and his wife, Jeanne 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) favorite chair. of Revere, the late Ralph Sil- Pre-need planning with our 11:30am – Friends of the WCOA Meeting was a lover of animals, espe- 12:00pm – Lunch Shirley grew up in Pittsfield cially cats, memorial dona- vestro and his wife, Josephine price protection guarantee. (Josie) of Walpole and the late Arrangements made at our 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael and graduated from Pittsfield tions in her honor are asked 3:00-3:45pm – Play Chess with the WMS Chess Club High School. She worked for for The Danny Boy Adoption Sebastian (Jimmy) Silvestro facility or in the comfort of General Electric as a secretary Fund, P.O. Box 4043, Pitts- and his wife, Mary Geraldine your own home For additional information on our services, activities, programs, or ‘Jerri.’ Connie was prede- for many years. In her young- field Mass 01202. 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: to view our newsletters, lunch menus and more, visit our website: ceased by her son Domenic er days she enjoyed outdoor Deborah Torf Golden Saraceno, who died at birth in town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. skating, skiing, drawing, and Amy Torf Golden swimming at Plunkett Reser- In Loving Memory 1972. She was also loved by 2019 Senior Citizens Tax Work-Off Program: Applications for many cousins, nieces, neph- Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) voir. Shirley loved the moun- the 2019 Senior Citizens Tax Work-Off Program will be available be- of ews, and friends. M.L. Torf (1867-1940) tains and enjoyed driving with ginning Monday, March 11th at the Senior Center and online at www. Family and friends are cor- her sister, Gertrude through- Jeffery E. Chipman town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. Applications are due back to the dially invited to attend the (617) 889-2900 Senior Center by 2pm on Wednesday, April 17th. For more informa- out the back roads of the Berk- July 8, 1954 - March 5, 1989 visitation from the Caggia- tion on the program, please visit our website, or contact the Senior shires. Shirley was a devout th (800)428-7161 30 Anniversary no-O’Maley-Frazier Funer- Center at 617-846-8538. Catholic throughout her life. www.torffuneralservice.com Get the Senior Center’s monthly newsletter emailed to you. You In 2011, Shirley moved to can now subscribe to have the Senior Center Newsletter emailed to you Melbourne Assisted Living each month. To sign up, go to www.town.winthrop.ma.us/subscribe. in Pittsfield, with a mountain In Loving Memory Tai Chi and Zumba with Cindy: Tuesday’s Tai Chi and Zumba view that she cherished. When Ann Marie Boland classes will resume on Tuesday, March 19th. this was no longer an option, Born: 1926 Yoga with Kathleen: Beginning Thursday, March 7th we will be 2003 March 8 2019 offering a second yoga class with Kathleen. The new class will meet on in 2015, family moved her Thursday mornings at 8:30am. to Lighthouse Nursing Care The day you left me, my heart broke in two. Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call the Center in order to be closer to One side filled with memories, day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the next day. her nieces, Nancy and Mary the other dying with you. Thank you! Beautiful memories are I often lay awake at night Computer Lab: The Senior Center computer lab is open Monday- Beth who both live in Win- when the world is fast asleepand take a walk down wondferul things; Thursday: 9am-3pm and Friday: 9am-2pm. throp. They last the longest day. Memory Lane with tears upon my cheek. Shirley was the daughter of Remembering you is easy, I do it every day, Play Chess with the Winthrop Middle School Chess Club: Mem- They never wear out, but missing you is a heartache that never goes away. bers of the WMS Chess Club will be at the Senior Center on Wednes- Alice (Dudley) O’Malley and they never get lost and I hold you always within my heart and there you days, from 3-4pm. No previous knowledge of chess is necessary. Be- James O’Malley Sr. Shirley’s and can never be given away. will remain. ginner and experienced players are welcome to come and play. If you family also includes nieces Though life goes on without you, it will never be To some you may be the same. would like to sign up, or would like more information, please call the Nancy and Mary Beth O’Mal- forgotten, If I could have one lifetime wish, one dream that could come true, I would pray Senior Center at 617-846-8538. All equipment will be provided. to others a part of the past. to God with all my heart for yesterday and you. Indoor Walking Club: Walkers can use the Middle/High School But to us, who loved Monday-Friday from 4:15-5:15pm (when school is in session). If you Forever Loved, would like walk, please sign up at the Senior Center. You will also need To place a and lost you, Jim, Jim Jr., Donald & Kathleen memoriam in the your memory will always last to fill out a CORI form (forms are available at the the Senior Center). Winthrop Sun Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning sessions Transcript, please call Lovingly Remembered with Betsy Duplin will be on Tuesday, March 19th and 26th from 2:00- Mom, Marty, and Family IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... 3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, or tablets, along with your 781-485-0588 questions. Learning this new technology can open up a whole new world for you. MAURICE W. KIRBY SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to help In Loving Memory of you with any health insurance questions you may have. If you would like to visit with one of our SHINE Counselors, please call the Senior Joanne Capprini Center (617-846-8538) to schedule an appointment. We are looking for a Spanish teacher to teach a weekly, one th 5 Anniversary hour class. A stipend of $50/class is available. Please contact the Se- March 19, 2014 — March 19, 2019 nior Center at 617-846-8538 if you are interested. Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the house? If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior Center? We put jew- elry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting the Senior Center. Thank you!

UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS FUNERAL HOME, INC. Tuesday, March 19 (1:00-2:30pm): First Annual Baking Contest. Sample a variety of homemade cakes, pastries, pies and cookies baked • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS by our Seniors. Coffee and Tea will be served. There will be a lively • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA auction of baked goods. Tickets cost: $5 and must be purchased by We thought of you today, but that is nothing new. March 12th. There is no cost for bakers. If you are interested in partici- We thought about you yesterday and days before that too. • SERVING ALL FAITHS pating in the contest as a baker, please contact Programs Coordinator, We think of you in silence We often speak your name. CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION Pamela Aranov at the Senior Center, or email her at: paranov@town. winthrop.ma.us. All we have are memories and your picture in a frame. Wednesday, March 20 (12:00pm): Eats & Treats Café. Join us Your memory is a keepsake from which we never part. (617) 846-0909 for our new, monthly cooking demonstration, and sample the finished God has you in His arms, We have you in our hearts 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP product: Irish Tea Cakes! Cost: $2.00 (space is limited to 10 people). WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM Tuesday, March 26 (12:30-1:30pm): Winthrop Police/Senior Com- We love and miss you Bob, Ann, Bobby, Robin, Michael, munity Open Discussion. Meet WPD Canine Officer, David Brown Terry Joe, Amanda, Matt, Michael, Sam, Liz and Yianni and his partner, Clint. memorial mass sunday: march 10, 2019 • 8 am Wednesday, March 27 (10:00am-12:00pm): Legal Aid Appoint- st. john evangelist ments. Attorney Amy Gelineau will be offering free 15-minute ap- All types of services pointments to provide legal advice and guidance to Seniors. Please call the Senior Center to make an appointment. for all types of people. Wednesday, April 10 (12:00pm): Eats & Treats Café. Join us for In Memoriam this monthly cooking demonstration, and sample the finished product: Chicken, ziti and broccoli with an olive oil and garlic sauce. Cost: Anthony “Papa” Giaimo Some people prefer traditional funeral $2.00 (space is limited to 10 people). services. Others prefer cremation. Tuesday, April 16 (12:00-2:00pm): Lunch & Bingo sponsored by March 7, 2006 - March 7, 2019 Rogers Hearing. Space is limited to 50 people, sign up at the Senior Some want an elaborate ceremony. 13th Year Anniversary Center by April 9th. Then there are others who don’t want any ceremony at all. When UPCOMING TRIPS May you always walk in sunshine Tuesday, March 12, 2019: Celtic Angels of Ireland St. Patrick’s And God’s love around you flow it comes to funerals, there are Day Show at the Venus DeMilo. Cost: $95 (includes lunch). Meal For the happiness you gave us, as many options as there are choice: Corned Beef and Cabbage or Baked Haddock. No one will ever know. people. And we take pride in Thursday, April 25, 2019: Mama Mia! The Ultimate ABBA Trib- It broke our hearts to lose you, ute. Cost: $95 (includes lunch): Meal choice: Stuffed Breast of Chick- But you did not go alone being able to say we offer them all. en or Baked Schrod. A part of us went with you Sunday, May 5 – Wednesday, May 8: 3 Night Trip to Cape May The day God called you home. and Atlantic City, New Jersey. Cost: $875/double or $1125/single. A million times we’ve needed you, $300 deposit due at sign up. Balance due March 22nd. There will be A million times we’ve cried no cancellations after March 22nd. If love could only have saved you, Caggiano You never would have died. FUNERALHOME UPCOMING CASINO TRIPS Casino Trips Cost: $29; sign up at the Senior Center. Please make 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 checks payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. You must sign up by the Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 Friday before the trip. Lovingly Remembered & Sadly Missed By - www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 Arlene, Andrea, David, Kailey & Allison www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. March 26 – Mohegan Sun Casino (departs Senior Center at 8am) www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com

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HIGH RENTS Bourque, who has stud- tions. ZONTA CLUB OF CHELSEA HONORS DRIVING STUDENTS ied student mobility in depth Now, as new immigrant during her career, said many families seem to be migrating JANE M. KLAUSMAN SCHOLARSHIP RECEIPENT FROM SCHOOLS studies have indicated over a bit towards the North Shore, CHELSEA - Supt. Mary the years that student popu- Supt. Mary Bourque said they Bourque said that for the first lation is a bellwether for the are keeping an eye on Brazil time in decades, more stu- changes that are coming to a and Venezuela as potential dents are leaving the Chelsea community. sources of incoming students. Public Schools (CPS) than are In Chelsea, she said she Bourque said immigrant coming in – an exodus of stu- believes this latest trend in groups from crisis areas of the dents that seems to be heading student population could be world typically begin showing mostly to Lynn. sounding an alarm for the up in Chelsea schools about “We’ve always had more community to try to take ac- 10 to 15 months after the cri- students coming in from cer- tion. sis in their countries. tain communities than stu- “This is definitely some- With the recent political dents leaving Chelsea for thing we have to pay attention upheaval in Venezuela with its those communities,” said to,” she said. “The demo- leadership, she said the feder- Bourque this week. “Since graphics in our schools are al government is considering July, we’re seeing the in- telling of what is coming to giving Temporary Protected verse. We have more going the community at-large. We’re Status (TPS) to Venezuelans. out to the four communities the canary in the coal mine for That, she said, could result in of Lynn, Revere, Everett and community shift. I see it as a more students arriving from Boston…A few years ago, positive though because we that country soon. we were seeing an influx of can look at it and get out in “It will be interesting to students from outside of the front so we can be prepared to wait and see if we get an in- country. We’re seeing the re- meet the needs of that shift. flux from Venezuela,” she verse. We’re not seeing that A consequence of that loss said. “It usually happens 15 to influx from out of the country, is that the CPS budget is like- 18 months after a crisis. We’ll The Zonta Club of Chelsea, at their February monthly meeting, had the pleasure of honoring MIT and we’re actually seeing the ly going to shrink due to the watch to see if this summer attendee Carmel Appel Raskin, recipient of the Zonta International Jane M. Klausman Women in exodus of our families more to smaller enrollments. enrollments begin to come in Business Scholarship. Zonta District 1 Governor Elizabeth Hart presented her with the Scholar- the North Shore communities. “We already have an issue from that country.” ship Certificate. The membership and many guests were there for this memorable evening. Invit- The movement is more to the with the Foundation Budget at In Brazil, she said a down ed guest were Chelsea School Committee member Rosemarie Carlisle, Everett Interim Superin- North Shore. I think it’s linked the state level being broken, economy has already brought tendent of Schools Janice Gauthier, Everett school teacher Josephine Penza and MGH Operations to housing and affordability.” and it still needs to be fixed,” a trickling of new Brazilian Specialist Maria Valles. According to CPS data, she said. “We still need to ad- students to the district. Pictured above left to right, Zonta International Area 4 Director Barbara Anderson, JMK Women from July 1, 2019 through vocate for that. At the same in Business Scholarship recipient Carmel Appel Raskin, District 1 Governor Elizabeth Hart, Zonta Feb. 14 - 257 Chelsea stu- time, we have a confounding CITY MANAGER Club of Chelsea President Joan Lanzillo-Hahesy and Scholarship Chair Pamela Miller. dents left for other communi- situation where we’re losing OUTLINES ties in Massachusetts. Of the student enrollment that re- 257, the largest pattern saw 29 sults in a natural decrease in ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bloomberg Challenge grant ing good services,” Ambrosi- The City Manager threw going to Boston; 35 going to staffing and resources due to CHELSEA -Fresh off of a for its vision to reduce crime no reflected. “I think we can his support behind the Forbes Everett; 44 going to Lynn; and that lower student enrollment. new contract, City Manag- with preventative care. achieve the same level of suc- Proposal, which is up before 34 going to Revere. Those are The challenge will be keeping er Tom Ambrosino gave an “Because of that award, our cess in 2019 if we have the the City Board of Appeals next places that, historically, Bour- those two budgetary issues enthusiastic opening to city model of predicting harm and same level of collaboration month for the redevelopment que said usually leak more separate and not allowing council meeting during his then engaging in cross-sector from City Council.” of the Chelsea waterfront, students to Chelsea than Chel- them to blend together. They State of the City Address, collaboration to address the In terms of goals for 2019, claiming that it will include sea loses to them. That trend are two different issues.” where he talked about Chel- harm got national attention,” Ambrosino highlighted the ef- affordable condominiums for has changed now. Bourque said the situation sea’s accomplishments in said Ambrosino. “It’s gaining fort to renovate the downtown Chelsea residents looking to The root cause could come reminds her of what Somer- 2018, as well as its goals for interest and it has people seek- Chelsea area, building on the become homeowners. for multiple reasons, but Bour- ville Public Schools went 2019. ing to replicate that, not just in foundational work done in Ambrosino also mentioned que said she firmly believes it through some years ago as it “I feel confident in saying Massachusetts, but outside as 2018. the planned infrastructure all comes down to the drastic gentrified on the back of Cam- that the state of our City of well.” “We added police, social and capital improvements for rise in rents and housing costs bridge’s successes. At one Chelsea is very good indeed,” Ambrosino cited the City’s services, more lighting, dec- 2019, including work to the in Chelsea. point, she said she recalled he started. increased development in orative banners, public art,” Chelsea Greenway, the Chel- “I do believe it’s the rising they had somewhere around Among the achievements 2018, such as the construc- he said. “We’ve created an sea Garden Cemetery and Vet- rental properties around the 6,000 students enrolled in the of the past year, Ambrosino tion of two new hotels and the atmosphere and foundation erans’ Field. This would all be community,” she said. “Right public schools, but as that City noted that the City ended 2018 multi-million dollar expan- for success, so what we need in the context of a master plan, now, Chelsea is experiencing changed, the numbers dwin- with an excess of $28 million sion of a pharmaceutical com- to do now is finalize the work the first of its kind in Chelsea it just like, if not more so, than dled down to around 4,000. in its coffers. pany. He also mentioned the that remains.” since the 1970s. other communities. We’re los- She said Chelsea should fight “There’s not another city $10 million grant by the state Ambrosino outlined four The City Manager em- ing many, many families. I’m to keep that from happening our size in the entire Com- to reconstruct Broadway from areas of improvement for phasized the importance of seeing documents of many, here. monwealth with that level of City Hall to the Revere Line, downtown Chelsea: finalizing investing in affordable hous- many families going to Lynn reserves,” he said. “That is a as well as a $3 million federal the design for the infrastruc- ing as well as in education, in particular. Lynn seems to be Looking for a wave from testament to the shrewd finan- Economic Development Ad- ture improvements for one- specifically for grants to- al the most popular destination Venezuela, Brazil cial planning of City Coun- ministration (EDA) grant to way schemes, adopting the low high-achieving, low-in- for families being able to find Chelsea has always had a cil.” renovate Chelsea’s waterfront, necessary zoning permissions come high school students in rental properties. Secondarily, reputation and a practice of In 2018, Chelsea was one of the largest grants given to improve the facade of the Chelsea to attend Bunker Hill they are going to Revere, Ev- having open arms to refugees also one of only 35 cities in by the EDA to any municipal- corridor, offering a rich array Community College free of erett and Boston.” and new immigrant popula- the country to be awarded a ity in the country in 2018, and of cultural and artistic activi- charge. one of the only grants issued ties, and submitting a request “This idea of public fund- in Massachusetts. for proposal (RFP) for the ing for education beyond “We kept our promises to redevelopment of the former THE our residents in 2018 by do- Salvation Army site. See METRO NEWS Page 13

INDEPENDENT D’Ambrosio // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 NEWSPAPERS in the community. ing amongst families in the “Having lost a brother in “Our hope is that it will community. 1995, and four classmates expand what we are already “We need to provide our from my Class of 1997, each doing and take us a step fur- kids with a fighting chance loss was profound. But now ther with programming,” said and it’s essential to get ahead that I have kids, I can't begin Eruzione. “It’s important to and be realistic about sub- to imagine what my parents reach parents and get them stance misuse,” said Deanna went thru. In high school, the involved in the process when Faretra, parent and CASA freshman football team had their kids are at a young age, community partner. “No one 20 kids on it. Three of those Size: 160x600 IAB instead of waiting for unfortu- wants to think that their kid 20 kids didn't make their 40th nate situations to arise.” will be a victim to addiction, birthday and were victims Part of the programming 00 but as we’ve seen in our com- of this disease. As I coach $300 per month/per site would be dedicated to iden- tifying risk factors in young munity over recent years, it the seventh-grade Winthrop kids, in hopes of putting pre- can happen to anyone and it Youth Football team, and see ventative measures in place impacts everybody. The goal 20 kids in that group, I want 3 SPOTS AVAILABLE and introducing parents to is to get ahead, and education to teach them better and keep the knowledge surrounding is key.” them on the right path. So, the ON EACH SITE the language of addiction and While D’Ambrosio also ran goal is to make sure that hap- substance abuse. the Boston Marathon in 2015, pens, and avoid any parent, “These curriculums cost when he approaches the finish sibling or friend getting that JUST A CLICK AWAY money and it all comes down line this time around, he will call.” to funding. We need to be the be thinking of those who have If you are interested in sup- Combo Rates available! left his life far too early and porting D’Ambrosio as he th most effective and impactful Buy any 3 sites, get 4 FREE with the resources that we how he can better the future runs for CASA, please donate have,” Eruzione said. going forward. As a Winthrop at: CASA’s main focus is to youth football coach and little https://www.mightycause. 12 COMMUNITIES TO CHOOSE FROM provide educational tools that league coach, he is immersed com/story/Marksforcasa reverejournal.com• winthroptranscript.com foster healthy decision mak- in watching the community’s or contact leruzione@win- lynnjournal.com • everettindependent.com • eastietimes.com young athletes grow up. thropcasa.org. chelsearecord.com • charlestownbridge.com • beaconhilltimes.com northendregionalreview.com • thebostonsun.com MacLeod // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 jamaicaplaingazette.com • missionhillgazette.com 210 total wins, eight con- authored six seasons with at on the ice, MacLeod greatly secutive Beanpot champion- least 20 wins – including NU's expanded the recruiting reach Traffic reports available upon request ships (1984-91), and back-to- undefeated ECAC champion- of the women's game beyond back ECAC crowns (1987-89) ship team (26-0-1) in 1987-88 New England into Canada and – the equivalent of the nation- – and once led NU to a 42- the western United States. Call your Rep. at 781-485-0588 al championship at the time. game unbeaten streak. MacLeod will be recog- Sales Rep Ext MacLeod finished his MacLeod was inducted nized alongside nine other coaching career at North- into the Northeastern Varsity AHCA major award winners Deb x101 Kathy x110 Maureen x103 Sioux x125 Peter x106 eastern in 1992 with a .772 Club Hall of Fame in 2013, a at the 2019 Frozen Four in First Come - First Served winning percentage, the sec- year after being inducted into Buffalo, or during the 2019 ond-best mark in NCAA Divi- the Women's Beanpot Hall of AHCA Convention in Naples, sion I women's hockey histo- Fame. Fla. ry. The Melrose, Mass. native In addition to his success E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, March 7, 2019 Page 13

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 just high school is gaining in our schools, and the admin- person over the age of 14. comment as well. next Executive Director.” momentum in this nation,” istration supports a full and MIDDLESEX The seven counts were fo- DA Ryan reminded these Gaeta is a 13-year YMCA he said. “We can feel a sense thorough investigation of the DA CHARGES cused on three victims, Ryan charges are allegations and veteran with a decade of ser- a pride that Chelsea is in the matter in a timely fashion,” said, all of whom were EPS the defendant is presumed in- vice at the East Boston Y forefront of that movement.” said Brendan Moss of the FORESTEIRE WITH employees who were known nocent until proven guilty. under his belt. Gaeta started governor’s office. SEVERAL COUNTS to him. as a part-time camp counsel- The legal process for re- EVERETT - Former Supt. An attorney that repre- or during which he created FORESTEIRE moving someone from a local Fred Foresteire has been sented Foresteire before the GAETA TO LEAD and implemented education LEAVES HOUSING Housing Authority board calls charged with seven counts School Committee, from LOCAL YMCA curriculum for youth, ages 5 for several steps before one Spruce Law, did not return a through 13. of assault and battery for al- EAST BOSTON - A fa- AUTHORITY can be removed. The respon- legedly inappropriately touch- phone call seeking comment. In 2010 he advanced with- EVERETT - With the sibility for getting the process Mayor Carlo DeMaria de- miliar face will return to East in his career to the associa- ing three female Everett Pub- Boston to lead the East Boston charges against former Supt. started and removing mem- lic Schools (EPS) employees. clined to comment on the tion-wide Director of Teen Fred Foresteire leveled last bers lies with the City Council charges. YMCA next month. Joe Gae- Programs for which he su- Middlesex District Attor- ta, who served as the East Bos- week, new attention immedi- and the mayor. ney Marian Ryan and Po- School Committee Chair pervised the teen fitness cen- ately was brought to his ser- They are empowered to Tom Abruzzese said he ton Y’s Director of Teen Pro- ter and family programming lice Chief Steven Mazzie grams for several years before vice on the Everett Housing “make and receive . . . written announced the charges last couldn’t comment immedi- and assisted in fundraising Authority (EHA) board, and charges against any member ately on the charges, but said leaving to become Director of efforts for youth scholarships week, noting that Foresteire, Operations for the Huntington news traveled fast that Forest- of a housing or redevelopment 75, will be arraigned on April they would be “stunning” if to camp. eire quietly had resigned from authority in such city or town true. He said they would like- Avenue YMCA, was named In his most recent position, 4 in Malden District Court. this week as the new East Bos- that seat recently. appointed by the department The charges were born out ly be calling a special meeting Director of Operations for the In a letter dated Feb. 13, [of housing and community in the near future to discuss ton Y’s Executive Director. Huntington Avenue YMCA, of a controversy that surfaced Gaeta, a lifelong Eastie res- Foresteire indicated he would development],” read the state around Thanksgiving last year the next steps. he oversees 5,000 members resign from the Board effec- law. That came quickly, as the ident, will replace Ann Mar- and an operating budget of when Foresteire was accused garet Gutierrez, who led the tive Feb. 15. If there are written charges, of sexual harassment by a for- City’s website had posted $7 million while managing Foresteire has been on the it lies upon the mayor and City at 11:53 a.m. an emergency East Boston Y since 2015. 11 full-time and 100 part-time mer EPS employee, Andrea “Working with the YMCA EHA board as the governor’s Council to refer those charges, Garay. Garay filed a complaint meeting for Tuesday at 8 p.m., staff members. appointment for some time, which now exist in the Forest- beyond Independent dead- of Greater Boston has always “The YMCA of Greater with the Massachusetts Com- been a rewarding experience and has served for many gov- eire case, to the Department of mission Against Discrimina- lines, for an executive ses- Boston prides itself on at- ernors, including Gov. Charlie Housing and Community De- sion “to investigate charges of for me,” said Gaeta, who tracting top talent to guide tion (MCAD). That launched will take the reins in Eastie Baker. velopment (DHCD), as well an investigation into that and criminal misconduct.” the organization in youth de- In conversations earlier this as the governor’s office. That meeting was not ex- on March 4. “Making sure velopment, healthy living, other incidents, and led to the community needs are met no year, upon learning of the al- The law says the standard sudden retirement of Foresteire pected to be in open session, and social responsibility,” legations against Foresteire, for which a member must ad- and it was called for by Inter- matter what the circumstance says YMCA of Greater Bos- in December after more than is part of the core of our mis- the Independent inquired of here to include: “inefficiency, 50 years on the job in Everett. im Supt. Janice Gauthier. ton President and CEO James Foresteire’s EHA seat. The neglect of duty or misconduct Attorney Tara Swartz, who sion. Being able to serve the Morton. “We are thrilled to DA Ryan stated that For- community of East Boston governor’s office at the time in office.” esteire was charged with the represents some of the vic- promote Joe from within and said they have heard of the The member must also be tims, including Garay, did not has always been a passion of we are excited to see where following crimes: mine. Coming home and lead- investigations into Foresteire, given notice and opportunity •Indecent assault and bat- return a phone call seeking Joe takes the East Boston Y but they cannot unilaterally for a hearing on his or her re- comment. ing this extraordinary organi- and the positive impact he tery on a person over the age zation and team has always remove Foresteire. moval. of 60. The Massachusetts Teach- will have on individuals and “Gov. Baker believes there However, with the resigna- ers Association, nor the Ever- been a dream. I look forward families in the area.” •Assault and Battery. to continuing the longstanding be should zero tolerance for tion, none of that process was •And, five counts of -inde ett Teachers Association, were sexual harassment, especially necessary. immediately available for tradition of serving the com- cent assault and battery on a munity of East Boston as its See METRO NEWS Page 15

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LEGAL NOTICE from the interior of such are not due and payable defaults in purchasing of Sale contained in a liens and assessments, without further notice Winthrop MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF Unit; on the date of delivery the property according to certain Mortgage given rights of tenants and LEGAL NOTICE to you. REAL ESTATE 3. The exclusive right to hereof; and the terms of this notice by Gertrude Lovering parties in possession, COMMONWEALTH UNSUPERVISED Private Estate Sale By virtue and in use the Private Garages 4. Provisions of existing of sale or the terms of and Richard W. Lovering and attorney’s fees and OF MASSACHUSETTS ADMINISTRATION UNDER Colonial in Great execution of the Power or parking spaces in building and zoning the Memorandum of to World Savings Bank, costs. THE TRIAL COURT THE MASSACHUSETTS of Sale in a certain the parking garage laws. Sale executed at the FSB, dated January TERMS OF SALE: PROBATE AND UNIFORM PROBATE CODE Shape, Hardwood floor Mortgage and Security designated as D40T on The Unit may be time of the foreclosure, 24, 2007 and recorded A deposit of FIVE FAMILY COURT (MUPC) Agreement given by said floor plans of the used for the purpose the Mortgagee reserves with the Suffolk County THOUSAND DOLLARS Suffolk Division A Personal + newly painted 735 Seal Harbor, LLC, Condominium recorded permitted by, and shall the right to sell the Registry of Deeds at AND 00 CENTS 24 New Chardon St. Representative appointed dated May 10, 2018 and simultaneously with the be subject in all evets to property by foreclosure Book 41254, Page 40, ($5,000.00) in the form Boston, MA 02114 under the MUPC in ceilings, 3 large recorded with the Suffolk Master Deed; the restrictions set forth deed to the second subsequently assigned of a certified check, (617) 788-8300 an unsupervised ad County Registry of Deeds 4. The exclusive in, Paragraph 12 of the highest bidder (or other to Wilmington Trust, bank treasurer’s check CITATION ON ministration is not bedrooms, 11/2 Baths, in Book 59575, Page right to use the heat Master Deed, as the successive bidders, in National Association, not or money order will be PETITION FOR required to file an 96 of which mortgage pump, heating and air same may be hereafter the order of their bid) in its individual capacity, required to be delivered FORMAL inventory or annual plus legal basement the undersigned is the conditioning unit located amended, the provisions provided that such other but solely as trustee at or before the time ADJUDICATION accounts with the Court. present holder, for outside the Unit, if any, of which Paragraph 12 bidder deposits with for MFRA Trust 2016-1 the bid is offered. The Docket No. Persons interested in apt. rented; breach of the condition which serves such Unit are incorporated herein Mortgagee’s attorneys, by Wells Fargo Bank, successful bidder will SU19P0127EA the estate are entitled 2 car garage, quiet of said mortgage and and serves no other and made a part hereof. Tamkin & Hochberg, N.A., s/b/m to Wells be required to execute Estate of: to notice regarding the for the purpose of portion of the Building; For Mortgagor’s title, see LLP, the amount of the Fargo Bank Southwest, a Foreclosure Sale Marie E. Sacco administration directly neighborhood. foreclosing the same 5. The exclusive right to deed recorded with said required deposit as set N.A., f/k/a Wachovia Agreement immediately Date of Death: from the Personal will be sold at Public use the storage cubicle Suffolk County Registry forth below within five Mortgage, FSB, f/k/a after the close of the 11/24/2018 Representative and $ Auction at 1:00 P.M. on shown on the Plans of Deeds in Book 59575, (5) business days after World Savings Bank, bidding. The balance of To all interested persons: may petition the Court REDUCED 625,000 the 21st day of March, and bearing the same Page 93. written notice of default FSB by assignment the purchase price shall A Petition for Formal in any matter relating 2019, on the mortgaged number designation as The Mortgagee reserves of the previous highest recorded in said Suffolk be paid within thirty Adjudication of Intestacy to the estate, including 617-459-2025 premises located at 3 such unit. the right to postpone bidder and title shall be County Registry of (30) days from the sale and Appointment of the distribution of Seal Harbor Road Unit Said Unit is conveyed the sale to a later date conveyed to such other Deeds at Book 59602, date in the form of a Personal Representative assets and expenses of around the city 735, Winthrop, Suffolk subject to and with the by public announcement bidder within thirty (30) Page 93 for breach of certified check, bank has been filed by administration. County, Massachusetts, benefit of: at the time and date days of the default, the conditions of said treasurer’s check or Diane J. Dalton of WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA all and singular the 1. Provisions of said appointed for the sale which time periods may Mortgage and for the other check satisfactory Sterling, MA and Dunn, First Justice of this premises described Chapter 183A; and to further postpone be reasonably extended purpose of foreclosing to Mortgagee’s attorney. Sylvia A. Monteverde Court. Boston Lyric Opera presents “The Rape in said mortgage, as 2. The provisions of at any adjourned by the Mortgagee in its same will be sold at The Mortgagee reserves of Leominster, MA Date: February 25, 2019 of Lucretia,” March 11-17, Artist for follows, to wit: the Master Deed and sale date by public sole discretion. Public Auction at 3:00 the right to bid at the requesting that the Court Felix D. Arroyo, Humanity EpiCenter, 100 West 2nd St., The unit (“Unit”) No. floor plans of the announcement at the TERMS OF SALE: A PM on March 14, 2019 sale, to reject any and all enter a formal Decree Register of Probate Boston. Blo.org. 735 in the Seal Harbor Condominium recorded time and date appointed deposit of TEN at 83 Lincoln Street, bids, to continue the sale and Order and for such 3/7/19 Three Condominium simultaneously with for the adjourned sale THOUSAND AND 00/100 Winthrop, MA, all and and to amend the terms other relief as requested W HAPPY HOUR (the “Condominium”), and as a part of the date. DOLLARS ($10,000.00) singular the premises of the sale by written in the Petition. Master Deed (including These premises will by certified or bank described in said or oral announcement The Petitioner requests Celebrity Series of Boston presents the situated off Pond Street, Winthrop, Massachusetts, without limitation the be sold and conveyed check will be required to Mortgage, to wit: made before or during that: Diane J. Dalton LEGAL NOTICE return of Monica Bill Barnes and Company a condominium encumbrances listed subject to and with be paid by the purchaser The following land with the foreclosure sale. of Sterling, MA and PUBLIC HEARING DATE performing immersive show, “Happy established pursuant on Exhibit A to the the benefit of all at the time and place of the buildings thereon, If the sale is set aside Sylvia A. Monteverde OF MARCH 19, 2019 Hour,”with audiences munching on snacks to Massachusetts Master Deed), and rights, rights of way, sale. The balance of the situated in Winthrop, and for any reason, the of Lemonister, MA be Notice is hereby given in and d drinking wine, March 12-16, at General Laws, Chapter the Declaration of restrictions, easements, purchase price is to be bounded and described Purchaser at the sale appointed as Personal accordance with Section 6 p.m., District Hall, 75 Northern Ave., 183A by Master Deed Trust establishing the covenants, liens or paid by certified or bank as follows: Beginning at shall be entitled only to Representative(s) of 2.9 (c) of the Code of Boston’s Seaport area. celebrityseries.org. dated July 28, 1987 Seal Harbor Three claims in the nature of check at a closing to be the northwesterly corner a return of the deposit said estate to serve the Town of Winthrop recorded with Suffolk Condominium Trust liens, improvements, conducted no more than of the granted premises paid. The purchaser shall Without Surety on the that the Winthrop Town DEADBEAT Registry of Deeds, on (the “Trust”) recorded public assessments, any thirty (30) days after at a point on the have no further recourse bond in an unsupervised Council will conduct with said Registry of and all unpaid taxes, the date of the auction. southerly side of Lincoln against the Mortgagor, “Your New England tribute to the good August 13, 1987 in administration. a Public Hearing on Deeds on August 13, tax titles, tax liens, The description for the Street distant 37.75 feet the Mortgagee or the old Grateful Dead” rocks the house at Book 13971, Page 218 You have the right Tuesday, March 19, 1987 in Book 13971, water and sewer liens premises contained in easterly from land now Mortgagee’s attorney. to obtain a copy of 2019 at on or after 7:00 cozy, elegant, family-friendly 9 Wallis (said Master Deed is Page 244, in each case and any other municipal said mortgage shall or formerly of Davison The description of the the Petition from the p.m at the Winthrop St., downtown Beverly, March 8, at 8 hereinafter referred to as the “Master Deed”), as the same may be assessments or liens or control in the event of and running Easterly premises contained in Petitioner or at the Middle/High School p.m., resurrecting your favorite Dead which Unit is shown on amended from time existing encumbrances a typographical error in on said Lincoln Street, said mortgage shall Court. You have a Auditorium that the tunes and others. $15; at the door, $20; the floor plans of the to time by instruments of record which are in this publication. 37.75 feet to land now control in the event right to object to this Town Council Transfer processing fee, $2.95. GIMMElive, 978- Condominium recorded recorded in said force and are applicable, Other terms, if any, to be or formerly of Augusta of an error in this proceeding. To do so, $80,000 from Fund 965 525-9093. simultaneously with the Registry of Deeds, which having priority over said announced at the sale. P. Ingalls; thence running publication. TIME WILL you or your attorney Building Maintenance Master Deed. provisions, together mortgage, whether or BEE Investments, LLC Southerly on land of BE OF THE ESSENCE. must file a written Stabilization Fund to THE GLASS MENAGERIE All capitalized terms with any amendments not reference to such Present Holder of Said said Ingalls, 112.5 feet Other terms, if any, to be appearance and Fund 989 Old Middle Boston Children’s Theatre presents used herein which are thereto, shall constitute restrictions, easements, Mortgage to other land of Ingalls; announced at the sale. objection at this Court School/Property and Tennessee Williams’ masterpiece play, defined in the Master covenants running with improvements, liens or By its Attorneys, thence running Westerly Wilmington Trust, before: 10:00 a.m. Utility Bills starring actors age 14-up,March 9-16, at Deed and which are the land and shall bind encumbrances is made in Tamkin & Hochberg, LLP on land of said Ingalls National Association, not on the return day of Information pertaining any person having at the deed. 313 Washington Street, 42.70 feet; thence in its individual capacity, Boston Center for the Arts, 527 Tremont no specifically defined 03/27/2019. to this is accessible for any time any interest If the premises is a Suite 202 running; Northerly on but solely as trustee for This is NOT a hearing viewing in the Town St., Boston.bostonchildrenstheatre.org. herein shall have the meaning given to them or estate in the Unit, condominium unit, Newton, MA 02458 land now or late of MFRA Trust 2016-1 date, but a deadline by Clerks Office Room 5 THE CABOT in the Master Deed. his family, servants, then the premises will 617-964-2501 (phone) Marshall 120.40 feet to Present Holder of said which you must file a and/or the Said Unit is conveyed tenants, invitees, and also be sold subject to 2/21/19, 2/28/19, the point of beginning. Mortgage, written appearance and Council Clerks Office Headlining at the Cabot, 286 Cabot St., together with: visitors, as though such Massachusetts General 3/7/19 Tax ID: 047-054 Deed By Its Attorneys, objection if you object Room B3 during normal Beverly, are Tab Benoit, March 8; Red Hot 1. An undivided .871 provisions were recited Laws chapter 183A, as W 8588:626 ORLANS PC to this proceeding. If business hours. Chili Peppers, March 9, Melvin Seals and percent interest in the and stipulated at length amended, the applicable The premises are to PO Box 540540 you fail to file a timely Denise Quist JGB, March 15; The Fab Four, March 16, Common Elements therein; Master Deed and any be sold subject to and Waltham, MA 02454 written appearance and Council Clerk all at 8 p.m., and a St. Patrick’s Day special described in the Master 3. Such taxes and all amounts as may LEGAL NOTICE with the benefit of all Phone: (781) 790-7800 objection followed by an 3-7-19 featuring Celtic Sojourn, March 17, at 3 Deed; attributable to the Unit be due, following such MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE easements, restrictions, 16-004355 affidavit of objections W p.m. For kids, The Joshua Show, featuring 2. The exclusive right to and Common Elements sale, to the applicable OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE encroachments, building 2/21/19, 2/28/19, within thirty days (30) Joshua Holden, known as the modern use any terrace to which for the current fiscal condominium trust. By virtue and in and zoning laws, liens, 3/7/19 days of the return day, day Mr. Rogers with hipster appeal, per- there is direct access year and the next If the successful bidder execution of the Power unpaid taxes, tax titles, W action may be taken forms March 9, 10:30 a.m. thecabot.org, succeeding fiscal year as at the foreclosure sale water bills, municipal Ticketmaster, 800-745-3000.

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around the city MOVE YOUR FACE 240 Central St., Downtown gram; internationally acclaimed 9,10,16,17, at 10:30 a.m., 12:30 appears March 9,7:30 p.m., list Astrid Schween, March 10, 8 Lowell. The event kicks off the Celtic Tenors, March 8, 8 and 2:30 p.m., at 87 Perkins $30,$40,$50,$60; the Berklee p.m., at Seully Hall, 8 Fenway, Boston Theater Company pres- Libra’s marathon reading of “On p.m.; beloved Irish folk band, Row, Topsfield. Warm up after- American Roots Music Program Boston, $10-$15, discounts;Max ents preview performances of its 80-minute, one-act devised the Road” by Jack Kerouac, Danu, March 9 (sold out); the ward in the barn, buy homemade celebrates its10th anniversary, Levinson is the headline Piano silent action play, “Move Your March 9, and the world premiere Bolshoi Ballet in HD perform- soups, baked goods, maple sugar, March 12, 7:30 p.m. $15/$20, Masters performer, March 12, Face,” March 8-16, Wednesday- stage adaptation of Kerouac’s ing “Sleeping Beauty, March 10, the sanctuary’s maple syrup and $20/$25; and the Monterey Jazz 8 p.m., also at Seully Hall, $10- Saturday, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2 “The Haunted Life,” opening 12:55 p.m; acclaimed jazz sing- other maple products. Adults, Festival on Tour, features Cecile $15, discounts also. bostoncon- p.m.at Boston Playwrights March 20.mrt.org/haunted-life/ er Cyrille Aimee, March 10, 8 $11; children, $9; members, McLorin Salvant and Christian servatory.berklee.edu/events. Theatre, 949 Commonwealth special-events. p.m. and St. Patrick’s Ceilidh, $10/$8; children 3-under, in a Sands, March 17, 7:30 p.m., Ave., Boston. $35; students, with husband-wife duo Matt and backpack carrier, free of charge. $45,$55,$65136 Mass. Ave., BERKLEE POPULAR seniors, $20. bostontheater.org. SHALIN LIU Shannon Heaton, March 15, 8 Advance registration required. Boston. berklee.edu/BPC/about, MUSIC INSTITUTE , 866-811-4111. PERFORMANCE p.m. rockportmusic.org,978- 978-887-9264, massaudubon. 617-747-2261. The institute presents its annual 546-7391. org/ipswichriver. KING OF THE BEATS CENTER BOSTON Epic Event, Wednesday, March Headlining at downtown 6, 7 p.m., showcasing artists Merrimack Repertory Theatre MAPLE SUGARING BERKLEE Rockport’s elegant performance CONSERVATORY AT that students selected to perform and Pollard Memorial Library center, 37Main St., Rockport, TOURS PERFORMANCE BERKLEE at some of the country’s most present a free screening of the are Tupac Mantilla, featuring Mass. Audubon Society’s CENTER “Cabaret” is performed March popular summer festivals. The acclaimed documentary and a Sowah Mensah, ethnomusicol- Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary An Ariana Grande and Micki 7-10, 8 p.m., and matinees, event takes place at The Sinclair, post-screening panel discussion, ogist and master drummer from holds its annual sweet maple Miller Tribute Show is performed Saturday, Sunday, at 2 p.m., at 52 Church St., Harvard Square, March 8, at 7 p.m.,the Donahue Ghana, performing a free con- sugaring, naturalist guided, March 7, 8 p.m. Advance tickets, the Boston Conservatory Theater, Cambridge. $10; students with Academic Arts Center at cert, March 6, 7 p.m., as part one-hour tours, rain or shine, $15/$20; day of show, $20/$25; $25-$30, discounts available; the ID, $5. BoweryBoston.com. Middllesex Community College, of Education and Outreach pro- Saturdays and Sundays, March Amal Markus: Voice of Palestine, string Masters Series presents cel-

News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 During his tenure, Gaeta has Boston Logan Airport. adult-use cannabis industry in credited to beefed up security money for the fund. cil agreed with the motion been responsible for Member- To purchase tickets visit Massachusetts, Colorado and and the installation of cameras “He has been very generous and the mayor agreed it was ship, Aquatics, Healthy Liv- www.ymcaboston.org/east- Nevada. Good Chemistry is around the cinema. even in the years it snowed a good idea. Last Wednesday ing and Youth Development/ boston/breakfast. a well-respected, established “In the past sometimes and rained,” she said. afternoon the Licensing Com- Teen programs. He created company with a strong track I voted for this sometimes mission agreed but Chairman the East Boston YMCA Cred- record of compliance with against,” said Commissioner VETERANS' Robert Selevitch took it one it Recovery Program, in part- COUNCIL APPROVES state and local regulations. Linda Guinasso. “I’ve looked ORGANIZATIONS TO step further and slashed the nership with Boston Public TWO MORE POT SHOPS The second shop approved at other cities and towns and license fee to $500 for a year. Schools and East Boston High is Tree Market, LLC which I wonder why they allow the RECEIVE FEE BREAK “It’s something we as a city School, which gives students LYNN - The City Council plans to operate at 3 Mt. show, and it all comes down REVERE - There are three should be doing to help out a second chance to make up approved two more special Vernon St., Unit 6. The pre- to the money. It’s hard to turn veterans’ organizations in Re- veterans and their organiza- work and lost credits at their permits for the opening of sentation was not as exten- this money down for the kids.” vere and each one is strug- tions,” Novoselsky said. “It own pace out of school to en- recreational marijuana shops. sive as others. Eli Volynsky, The funds do go to the Mc- gling with membership num- shows support and gives some sure they graduate on time. He Good Chemistry, which has co-founder and CEO has Carthy-Trifone fund, which is bers with older veterans dying community engagement.” also implemented extended another shop in Worcester and teamed up with Danny Ra- used to support sports in the off and younger veterans not Don Swicker of the Mot- teen times where the building a cultivation site in Belling- zore, CFO, to create the shop. city. joining their local post. tolo Post acknowledged it was open for just teens, after ham, would open a Lynn shop Ward 5 Councillor John For the past few years all would help. hours, free of charge. at 696 Western Ave., the site Powers said Flynn has stepped the posts have been paying “We are struggling,” said Gaeta said public service of the old Tony’s Florist. Joe up over the years. $1,300 a year in license fees James Sintra of American Le- Ciota, owner of the property FIESTA SHOWS has been a long-standing tra- RECEIVE APPROVAL Jane D’Angelo, president to the city. Ward 2 Councillor gion Post 61. dition in his Eastie family. said he supports his tenant. of the McCarthy-Trifone fund and veteran Ira Novoselsky “We should do as much as Following in his grandparents Good Chemistry was REVERE - Get ready for a said without the carnival there made a motion during a recent we can for out veterans,” said founded by Matthew Huron, 30 years of advocacy work good snow storm in March or would be no other means of City Council meeting for the Commissioner John LaCroix. who began cultivating canna- he is the Treasurer of the East April because the Licensing fee to be cut in half. The coun- bis 20 years ago to provide re- Commission has approved Boston Girls Softball League lief for his father, his father’s and a longtime supporter and a permit for Fiesta Shows to partner, and others living with come to town once again. former Board Member for HIV/AIDS and other critical East Boston Main Streets. Traditionally it snows at illnesses. least once when Fiesta open With a passion for creating Today, Good Chemistry is Real Estate Transfers opportunities for others, he its first show of the season in a leading provider of medical the Showcase Cinema parking holds a bachelor’s degree in and adult-use cannabis prod- BUYER 1 SELLER 1 ADDRESS PRICE History and Secondary Edu- lot off Squire Road on March ucts and related services, and 21 and close on April 15 op- Butler, Shaun PSB LLC 28 Beach Rd $900,000 cation from the University of is committed to making life Massachusetts. erating every day from 3-11 Cash Property Solutions Brandenstein, Guy W 17 Trident Ave $395,000 better for patients and con- p.m. East Boston Y members, sumers. The company opened friends and supporters are en- This year the License Com- the first medical cannabis dis- mission reminded show owner couraged to meet Gaeta during pensary in Worcester in Au- the East Boston YMCA’s An- John Flynn of years past when gust 2018. there were incidences but they nual Reach Out Breakfast, Good Chemistry has devel- which is set for Thursday, noted that last year was a good oped and implemented best year with no problems. This is April 25 at 7 a.m. at the Hilton practices in the medical and WINTHROP PROFESSIONAL

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Ariana Sarro (#55) with her parents, Bob and Janet and boy- Kirsten Griffiths (#53) with her parents, Susan and Joe. Friends, friend Robert Crotty. Sofie LaFratta and Stephanie Strangie.

Hayley McSwiney (#33) with her parents, Jim and Pam.

Olivia Holmes (#7) with her parents, Jen and Jay, and sisters, Emma, Julia, and Abby.

Captain Emma Carleton (#4) with her parents, Gretchen and Sean, sisters Abby and Grace, along with family members.

Kayla Morrill (#12) with her parents, Rhonda Captain Abby Stafford (#16) with her parents, Captain Bella Perrotti (#3) with her parents, Sue and Jeff, sister Jena and brother Matt, along with and David. Christine and Jim with brother Jack. family and friends.

Happy Birthday! Robert Paul Properties is celebrating Robert Paul Properties is celebrating our first full year here in Winthrop. our first full year here in Winthrop. We extend warm gratitude to each We extend warm gratitude to each of our clients for supporting of our clients for supporting us as we have grown. us as we have grown. Cheers to many more years Cheers to many more years of shared success! of shared success!

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