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VOLUME 20, No. 12 WEDNESDAY Revere police are August 7, 2019 investigating Aug. 2 INDEX Editorial 4 shooting incident Police 9 a resident from out of state. Sports 13 Journal Staff Report The individual was transport- Classifieds 22 The Revere Police Depart- ed to Mass. General Hospital Real Estate 22 ment is continuing its investi- where he was in critical con- gation in to an Aug. 2 incident dition Friday. There has been on North Shore Road (Route no further update on his con- DEATHS 1A southbound) in which a dition. Loretta Andreottola 34-year-old man was shot Donna-Lee Aufiero while driving in Friday’s rush Officials issue Aramis Raul Ayala Genta hour traffic. “We’re still investigating statement regarding Shephard Brandt whether it was a road rage Josephine Ferullo incident or some other sort of shootings, criminal Mary Mackin an incident,” said Chief James activity in City Patricia Elizabeth Malone Guido. “It’s going to take some time to gather all of the Obituaries Page 10 information. The detectives Special to the Journal are working on it.” Guido said the vehicle Mayor Brian M. Arri- INDEPENDENT (which was allegedly hit by at go, City Council President NEWSPAPER GROUP Sophomore students in Nancy Barille’s Pre-Advanced Placement class. least two shots) had an out-of- Arthur F. Guinasso, Public state license plate. The gunfire Safety Subcommittee Chair came from another vehicle Councilor Ira Novoselsky, that had apparently pulled up and Police Chief James Gui- adjacent to the first vehicle. do have issued the following Sophomore Students Soar The number of individuals joint statement to address ru- 50 CENTS in the second vehicle has not mors and misstatements that Nancy Barile inspires Revere High Students to excel on exams been released. have spread through the city, primarily on social media, re- initially enrolled in Pre-Ad- rare talent and passion, in “They were traveling BRIEFS By Taylor Giuffre-Catalano garding police activity in re- NEWS vanced Placement English Barile’s eyes, to which she through the city,” said Guido. cent days. Language Arts, and were fol- remarked, “I never saw any- “I want to express as best I Revere High School teach- A sequence of unrelated ARRIGO LAUNCHES lowing a curriculum designed thing like it.” can that the city is safe. Over er Nancy Barile and a class of events in Revere this past MOBILE CITY HALL motivated sophomores defied for students on track to take The class of sophomores the weekend, these were iso- lated incidents and the city weekend, coupled with an Mayor Brian Arrigo an- all expectations. Advanced Placement cours- went on to take the Advanced does not have a crime prob- onslaught of inaccurate infor- nounced the official launch Barile who has taught rig- es later in their high school Placement Literature and lem. The officers are proac- mation about them primarily of Mobile City Hall, the City orous courses in the field of years. Yet, Barile, almost im- Composition exam, a test de- tive at all times. We have been on social media, spawned of Revere’s latest initiative English Language Arts for mediately” noticed that her signed for high school seniors, very successful in holding the unfounded fear in our com- to make interacting with city 24 years, described the group sophomore students had an and passed at a rate nearly crime rate down. The inci- munity. We issue this joint government more accessible of sophmores as “highly-en- “outstanding work ethic,” and matching the national average dents that we’ve had, we’ve statement to dispel rumors, and convenient for residents. gaged, bright, [and] hard- “absolutely loved literature.” See STUDENTS Page 2 solved them. The detectives to apprise the public of the Mobile City Hall, a retrofit- working.” The students were These students possessed a have done an outstanding actual circumstances that ted passenger van, will be in job.” transpired, and to assure the a different neighborhood each According to the State Po- residents of Revere of our week on Tuesdays and Thurs- Bocce on the Beach hits the sand Aug. 10 lice, the 34-year-old man was unwavering commitment to days from noon-2 p.m. and public safety. will make house calls. With “This is the 11th year of gins at 8:15 a.m. at the clock 1. The Incidents the support of Revere 311 By Sue Ellen Woodcock Rollins promises Bocce on the Beach,” said directly across from the Mar- Four incidents, at least staff, residents can pay city Bob Upton, chairman of the key Bridge. The competition three of them involving a bills, apply for licenses and One of Revere’s favorite ‘impartial’ review bocce committee. begins at 9 a.m. firearm, resulted in police re- receive any service offered on sports event returns to the The event is run by the Twenty-eight teams of four of EPD shooting sponse. Two incidents attract- Revere.org without having to Revere Beach this Satur- day morning – Bocce on the Rumney Marsh Burial Ground ed news media attention, as visit City Hall. Beach. Committee. Registration be- See BOCCE Page 5 in Revere well as unfiltered chatter on “With the launch of our new social media. By Seth Daniel and improved Revere.org, and • Thursday night, Re- today with Mobile City Hall, The Everett Police Depart- vere police reacted to a ra- we’re continuing to modern- REVERE PARKS & REC PETTING ZOO ment, along with State Police dio broadcast from Malden ize and professionalize the and Suffolk County DA Ra- Police relating to a shooting way our residents can interact chael Rollins, will conduct incident that took place in with their city government,” a “thorough and impartial” Malden. Based on the de- Mayor Arrigo said. “Revere review of the case involving tails contained in the police residents deserve the very a Lynn man whom Everett radio broadcast, Revere Po- best in city services and we’re Police pursued into Revere lice found and identified the proud to now bring them di- – eventually shooting and suspect vehicle and several rectly to their neighborhoods killing the man amidst cir- arrests were made. No gunfire and doorsteps.” cumstances that have not yet or criminal activity occurred Mobile City Hall made its been officially released to the in Revere. official debut at last week’s public. • Early Friday morning, International Sand Sculpting “This remains a highly ac- Revere police investigated a Festival and Revere’s Nation- tive investigation, and this Of- possible gunshot injury to the fice is therefore limited in the foot of a man on Mountain See NEWS BRIEFS Page 2 level of detail that can be re- Avenue. The police investi- leased at this time,” said Rol- gation is ongoing and thus far lins in a statement Sunday. “I has produced no conclusions ask for peace in our commu- about matter. nity and the public’s patience • Friday at approximately as we continue to investigate 5:15 p.m., a 34-year old man Price subject the facts and circumstances from outside of Massachu- to change setts was shot while driving in without of this…fatal police-involved notice shooting.” afternoon rush hour traffic on State Police identified the Route 1A southbound (North .44 victim as Oscar D. Ventu- Shore Road) near Shawmut $ Per Avery DeMarco enjoying a pony ride last Tuesday ra-Gonzalez, 32, of Lynn. The Street. State police and news Gallon media helicopters hovered • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service evening at the Susan B Anthony school during a petting zoo hosted by Revere Parks and Recre- driver, who was a resident of CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE ation Department. 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News Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Ireton announces candidacy for Councillor-at-Large Richard Ireton has an- ation to how these projects are not only structurally unfit, but al Night Out on Aug. 6, and The Veterans’ space features a nounced his candidacy for negatively impacting our city. I believe it’s a health hazard will be present at community blue star on a white field sur- Councillor-at-Large. The fol- For example, to support to the workers there. I think events throughout the year. rounded by a red border. The lowing is his statement: these projects we need to be one of the first things I would The Mobile City Hall sched- work was completed by Max- sure we’re focused on our ask for is to have OSHA come ule will be kept updated on well Hill, a Lynn street-artist. “For the last 30 years I’ve infrastructure. To aimlessly in and give their opinion as Twitter @mobilecityhall, and Mayor Brian Arrigo com- worked in the technology build multi-unit residential to what the safety and health at Revere.org/mobilecityhall. mended the Council’s action field building business -plat buildings without thinking hazards are with the building. Mobile City Hall can also that recognized veterans. “We forms for organizations such about everything that supports I’m not sure how many peo- be booked from 2-3 p.m. on are privileged that men and as Dell, Safari, Vertex and my them is not a very good plan. ple remember but this is what Tuesdays and Thursdays to women across this country current position with IBM. Recently there’s been talk the city had to do to get the provide services to residents enlist in the military to pro- My career in technology has about either building of reno- new police station. So, while at their home. To book an tect our freedoms, and we been a passion. I have also Candidate for Councillor- at- vating the Point of Pines fire I hesitate at a complete mor- appointment, residents can owe them a continuing debt been very much involved in Large Richard Ireton. station. There’s also been talk atorium on growing our city, email mobilecityhall@revere. after they come home,” said local government here in Re- about a new DPW facility. I would support suspending on Revere, in my opinion, is org with contact information, the Mayor. “Finding a conve- vere. But that’s all it’s been is talk. any future development until significant. From increased requested time and desired nient parking space is one of Over the last decade I’ve These are the projects that we address our less than ad- traffic to a serious burden on service. life’s simple pleasures, and we watched as Revere has grown need to be done in advance of equate infrastructure. Once city services, to increased tax are glad to provide that for our significantly. Some good building all these apartment these public safety concerns rates to the Revere ratepayers. ‘LITTLE FREE veterans.” and some very questionable. buildings. are met then we can look at That’s why I support con- The Womens Auxiliary of While I’m not alone with this, I’m not sure how many how to move forward with LIBRARIES’ trolled development. the Beachmont VFW will host I’m very concerned with the folks have had the opportu- development. The City of Revere is par- I understand that progress a Purple Heart Dinner at the escalating residential devel- nity to see the current DPW These are just a few reasons ticipating in the world’s larg- is necessary. I understand that Club on Wednesday night. opment. Particularly, Multi- facility, but to put it plainly, why I announced my candida- est free library network, and for a community to grow it unit apartment buildings; the the facility is deplorable. We cy for Councillor at-Large. I installing “Little Free Librar- needs these types of projects, RED SOX INVITE RHS Shaw’s project, Overlook expect the folks at the DPW feel we need new vision and ies” across the community but it seems that lately all we Ridge, and now, the pro- to do their job, but we don’t new thoughts. Thank you where residents can take a STUDENTS TO SPEND are seeing is a high increase of posed development at Suf- give them what’s needed to for considering me as one of book to read or leave one for THEIR SUMMER multi-unit residential dwell- folk Downs. As these proj- actually do the job they’re re- your five votes for councilor someone else to find. AT FENWAY PARK ings without any consider- Originating in the Shirley ects come online the impact sponsible for. This building is at large. Avenue neighborhood, the For less than the cost of a first two libraries were- in movie ticket, Revere High stalled last year and quickly School students can enjoy became a popular hit. Com- the magic of Boston Red Sox munity leaders and city staff baseball at Fenway Park this City still coping with tornado damages five years later collaborated to expand the summer. The Red Sox are of- fering young fans affordable program city wide and in- work and more. “This gave us a chance to do moving around of offices. crease book access for every tickets to games through the By Sue Ellen Woodcock Anzuoni predicts it will a complete roof,” Anzuoni said. “The building shook,” he neighborhood. Following a team’s Student 9’s program, Five years after Revere’s series of public meetings, the which provides high school take another year or two to Another area in City Hall said. “It caused some prob- infamous tornado on the location of the Little Free Li- and college students the op- make things right. The work that still has to repair is on lems with pipes and sewer braries have been determined portunity to purchase $9 tick- morning of July 28, 2014, the has taken this long purely be- the second floor where wa- lines. We’ve taken care of all ets with a valid student ID at and designed by creative resi- city is still making repairs. cause of the process that the ter leaked into the Council that.” every home game. The EF-2 tornado had estimat- dents to represent each neigh- city had to go through. Com- Chambers, the auditorium, In addition to City Hall, “We continuously look to ed peak winds of 100 to 120 borhood. piling data and having the and some smaller south-fac- there were many other tornado “We are excited to see res- provide greater access to Fen- mph. It cut a two-mile path right paperwork took time to ing areas around windows. repairs to municipal buildings. idents interact with the Little way Park for young fans, and in the Broadway area. A tree our Student 9’s program of- be done right. Since the walls are plaster “We’ve done a number of Free Libraries” said Mayor went through the high school, “We documented every bit they have to be scraped down fers both native and visiting roofs,” he said. “We took care Brian Arrigo. “We encourage lines were down everywhere of damage,” he said. and re-plastered properly. students from around the New of City Hall last because the residents to participate in the and streets were impassable. At City Hall, the roof, “The storm’s full force hit stewardship of the program by England the opportunity to schools were most important.” Many buildings were dam- which some say was lifted by the south side of the building. donating books at a location share in the exhilaration of at- aged, including ones owned A new roof at the high near you and help inspire a tending a Red Sox game with- the wind, was repaired at a That’s how we knew the storm in a student’s budget,” said by the city. cost of $1.3 million. The cu- was coming,” Anzuoni said. school, another new roof at love for reading to all.” the senior center, the Ameri- The City of Revere will Red Sox President and CEO Overseeing all the torna- pola and the clock tower were A number of offices on the hold a brief ceremony at Gib- Sam Kennedy. “Students can do-related repairs is George repaired. The clock is now an second floor were also dam- can Legion building, the cen- son Park to officially welcome come to a game at Fenway Anzuoni, director of finance atomic clock, which sets itself aged. The second-floor dam- tral fire station and the Parks the libraries to the community Park for less than the price of for the city. For the past five and is accurate. At night the aged is being assessed by the and Recreation roof. a movie ticket with minimal this Thursday, Aug. 8t at 4 p.m. years Anzuoni and a small clock tower faces light up. city and its insurance com- All total, Anzuoni believes advance planning. By offer- the final cost will be about $6 ing the student community tornado committee have dealt The City Hall project also panies at this time. Anzuoni CITY TO OBSERVE the lowest priced tickets at the with the insurance companies, included installing copper said there may be other reno- million, all from insurance NATIONAL PURPLE ballpark, we hope to instill our contractors, piles of paper- downspouts and new gutters. vations in City Hall and some money. HEART DAY love for the sport and memo- Mayor Brian M. Arrigo and rable experiences for this next Revere’s Veterans department generation of Red Sox fans.” will observe National Purple Student 9’s are the low- Barile // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Heart Day with a ceremony est-priced tickets at Fenway designating a pair of parking Park and provide access with of 50.1 percent (Source: Col- could take the exam again as cussions, and allows for even was kind of shocked at how spaces at Revere City Hall guaranteed standing room legeBoard). juniors and seniors. If they did the quietest students to play a well I did. After all this, I real- reserved exclusively for mili- tickets and the potential for an “One day in November, I pass, it would look incredible major role in group analyses. ized how valuable Ms. Barile’s remarked that they all should on their transcript for col- Condelli noted, “I liked how tary veterans and Purple Heart upgrade pending availability. class was and how much she take Advanced Placement lege,” she explained. we often worked in groups to recipients. The ceremony will As a member of the program, helped me grow over the year.” students can also enjoy invi- English Literature and Com- Barile also explained how analyze readings and answer After reading all four novels take place Wednesday, Aug. position when they were se- the test can be “tricky.” She questions and how we would 7, at 3:30 p.m. near the Hyde tations to exclusive student on the sophomore curriculum, events including a post-game niors. They explained to me noted, “[A student has] to an- regroup and reflect on our as- Barile’s students read “The Street entrance to City Hall. that because of [Revere High swer 55 multiple-choice ques- signments in class.” National Purple Heart “Deck Party” atop the Sam Awakening,” by Kate Chopin, Deck, complete with music, School’s] block schedule, tions and write three essays: Condelli not only received “Fences” by August Wilson, Day is observed on Aug. 7 of which only permits four class- one on poetry, one on prose, a passing score on the exam, re-opened concessions and “A Doll’s House by Henrik each year as a time to honor es, they didn’t know if they’d and one on a novel.” but excelled and earned a four Ibsen, “Franny” and “Raise military members who were more. be able to take all the Ad- Following the students’ out of five, stating. “I felt con- the Roof Beam, Carpenters” wounded or lost their lives on High school and collegiate vanced Placement courses that decision to tackle the exam, fident on the essay portion [of the battlefield while in service fans can register to receive they wanted; many students Barile added a fun set of the exam],” she said adding, “I by J.D. Salinger, “A Streetcar to the United States. student offers by visiting red- were focusing on careers in stakes, “This class loved read- hoped to get a three, because Named Desire” by Tennessee The Purple Heart medal sox.com/student or text ‘stu- the sciences or mathematics,” ing plays, so I told them that if that was a passing mark, but Williams, and “Sofia Petron- was created on August 7, 1782 dents’ to the Red Sox at 23215 Barile noted. She explained half the class passed the exam, when I saw that I got a four, ova” by Lydia Chukovskaya. by then Commander-in-Chief to sign up for alerts at any that “almost as a joke,” she re- I’d take them to New York I was taken aback because I Barile noted that the students of the Continental Army time. plied to her students that they City to see ‘Jagged Little Pill.’ didn’t expect to get above a also read Michael Patrick Mac- George Washington. Origi- Student tickets will be de- should try and take the exam These kids deserved it.” passing grade.” Donald’s “All Souls,” “and nally known as the Badge of livered to mobile devices or as sophomores instead. To her “In Ms. Barile’s class Elijah Nater, another soph- then Michael came in to speak Military Merit, it is estimated available through the MLB surprise, one of the students throughout the year, she pro- omore student, explained his to them about overcoming trau- that some 1.8 million Purple Ballpark App. Students can replied, “Can we?” gressively challenged us more experience in the course to be ma and the writing process.” Hearts have been awarded. scan their ticket directly from After speaking to the Re- and gave us more challenging “rewarding” and “challeng- The class also read and ana- Qualifications for the Medal their phone when they arrive vere High School Director work pushing us to grow,” ing.” Nater noted, “I really en- lyzed over 30 poems, as well as of Humanities, Dr. Christina noted student Sarah Condelli. now include acts of bravery at the ballpark gates and are joyed engaging with all sorts nonfiction essays and literary Porter, and the Director of She described Barile’s teach- and valor as prisoners of war asked to bring their student ID of different texts, from around criticisms. Barile noted, “They for verification to gain entry. Guidance, Diana Finn, Barile ing style, using a technique the world and at different time never complained—rather, and while fighting domestic and her group of students re- called Making Student Think- terror. The Student 9’s program is periods. I learned more than they devoured everything I a part of the Red Sox Fan and ceived the final approval from ing Visible that, in Barile’s what was on the page, and I gave them.” The City Council in April CollegeBoard, the distributor words, ensured that “every- approved the designation of Youth initiative which aims to took away a lot of valuable life Following the exam, Bari- provide greater access to Red of the national exam. “The one’s voice could be heard.” le said, “Some students felt parking spaces reserved for proposition was a win-win. The teaching style places stu- lessons on top of just analysis Sox games, enhance kids ex- confident after the test, and I, veterans as a sign of respect If students didn’t pass, they dents at the focus of class dis- skills.” and appreciation for service to periences at Fenway Park, and Nater said that while he quite frankly, no longer cared the nation. The two spaces are celebrate and strengthen the struggled with some work in that much about scores. I knew brightly visible, with the Pur- game of baseball in the com- PARKWAY OPTICAL the course, it made him a “bet- the students worked hard, and ple Heart space featuring the munity. For the full details ter learner” overall. “I felt like I knew they learned and im- familiar heart-shaped purple on the Student 9’s program, Ms. Barile and the class as a proved. I told them we’d go to medal, gold border, and the please visit redsox.com/stu- and EYECARE whole helped me develop as a New York no matter what the profile of George Washington. dent. Established 1957 student, no matter what class- scores.” room I am in. I was really hap- In the end, Barile was Part-Time Position Janis M. Cotter, O.D. py to be apart of the class.” “blown away” by the scores COMPREHENSIVE EYE EXAMS Adrianna Fusco described of her students, and said, “The Testing for glaucoma, cataracts, and diabetic eye disease. the class as “a real challenge” experience was incredible, and We are looking for someone to fill our Contact Lens Consultations and Fittings for her. “The way [Ms. Barile] it was very rejuvenating for me screen printing position here at taught was so much different as a veteran teacher. I definite- PhilipCotter, R.D.O. ly learned as much from these Elite Embroidery in Winthrop. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICES than any other teacher I’ve ever had. Her class constantly students as they did from me.” Experience a plus, but will train. Dianna Iandolo O.D. pushed me and took me out of If you’d like to help Ms. Lifting boxes, printing shirts, Eyewear for the Family • Eyeglasses repaired my comfort zone, but I don’t Barile’s class get to New York cleaning screen, Etc. Senior Discounts, Medicare, HMO’s, regret taking her class. She re- City, you may send a check ally taught me something new made out to “Revere Public Email us at [email protected] and many other insurances accepted. Summer Hours: this year and taught me how Schools,” to Nancy Barile, Re- vere High School, 101 School Mon - Tues - Thurs - Fri Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm Weds 9:00am – 2:00pm to persevere when things get Closed Saturday & Sunday tough.” St., Revere, MA 02151. All do- PLEASE RECYCLE Fusco continued, noting, “I nations are tax deductible. 80 Broadway • Revere, MA was so proud of myself when THIS NEWSPAPER 781-289-7929 I scored high on the exam and Wednesday, August 7, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 3 City officials seek to educate residents on proper recycling methods

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WHAT IS HAPPENING TO OUR COUNTRY? Forum “I say violence is necessary. Violence is a part of America’s culture. It is as American as cherry pie.” -- Jamil Abdullah Al- Amin, also known as H. Rap Brown. America has been rooted in violence since our founding. We broke free from England violently and used violent means to expand our nation both geographically (the Mexican War, the Indian Wars, and the Spanish-American War) and economically (slavery). The Louisiana Purchase and the purchase of Alaska from Russia uniquely expanded our borders through peaceful means. We also have engaged in countless, unprovoked uses of force, military and otherwise, to preserve our way of life from enemies both real and perceived, intervening in their internal af- fairs, both in this hemisphere and far away (Vietnam and Iraq). It was violence that tore us apart and nearly destroyed our country in the 1860s, and it was through violent means -- lynch- ings and segregation -- that the South enforced Jim Crow laws after the Civil War. For those of us who grew up in the 1960s and ‘70s, Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights movement stood out because they sought to achieve change through peaceful means at a time when self-described revolutionary groups brought domestic violence to our TV screens with bombings and other acts of violence. But throughout our history and despite our legacy of vio- lence, we had leaders who understood that violence -- military and otherwise -- could sow the seeds of our own destruction. From George Washington, who in his farewell address stated, “Observe good faith and justice towards all nations; cultivate peace and harmony with all,” to Abraham Lincoln, “We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of memory will swell when again touched, to the Editor as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature,” to LETTERS Dwight Eisenhower, “In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, wheth- WARD 4 COMMUNITY only give them the opportuni- DENTAL OFFICE first responders. er sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex,” our MEETINGS ty to be heard but also bring THANKS We would also like to give the community even closer special recognition to Dep- wisest and greatest leaders have warned us of the perils of dis- Dear Editor, FIREFIGHTERS unity at home and military ventures abroad. together and give everyone a uty Chief Glenn Rich. Dep- Councilor Patrick Keefe Dear Editor, The White Nationalist movement plaguing our nation today form of inclusion. I am hap- uty Rich was calm under the is pleased to announce con- We would like to thank actively preaches violence as a means of overthrowing our gov- py to announce that Saturday most stressful conditions, and tinued Ward 4 Community , Chief Bright and his amazing ernment and ending our way of life as we know it. Aug. 17 , at 11am will be our helped us remain calm and Meetings. firefighters who battled the -re They are not Americans, for they do not accept Jefferson’s committee’s third quarter deal with the deluge of water Our committee is focused cent fire at the Bagel Bin Deli. ideal that, “All men are created equal.” community meeting at Lu- that came into our building on continuing to bring city Our office is located next door The massacre in El Paso this weekend was the latest example berto’s Bakery on Broadway. from the water used to fight hall to the residents and have at One Orr Square. Although of what happens when our leaders fail to stand up for our found- We look forward to seeing the fire. their concerns heard, As al- we sustained smoke and wa- ing principles and fail to enact common-sense laws that would everyone for an informative You should be so proud of ways direct communication ter damage, your firefighters limit the damage they can inflict. gathering. each and every one of these and collaboration works best. were able to save our business The America as we have known it for the past 231 years is Patrick Keefe amazing people. They are I think the ability to meet with and building. We will be for- Mickey Casoli- Athlete; Soldier; Police Officer; Mentor; falling apart, little by little. The only question now is whether Ward 4 City Councillor true heroes. residents face to face will not ever grateful to these amazing we have reached the breaking point or whether we still have the Boschetti Dental Loving Son, Brother, Uncle, and friend to many time -- and the will -- to repair the damage and save us from ourselves. REVERE THROUGH THE YEARS

30 years ago St. Mary's Church observed tect to begin planning a new trying to score another hit Aug. 9, 1989 the 34th anniversary of the Revere High School. The es- with his newest release, Oke- There will be no primary dropping of the atomic bomb timated cost of a new high fenokee. Cannon is scheduled Subscription Information elections in Revere this elec- on Hiroshima with streams of school is $10 million. The to appear again this Friday The Revere Journal is published every Wednesday by the tion season thanks to an un- 350 white, hand-folded pa- City Council, 10 years ago, of evening on national TV on the usual lack of candidates for pers in the shape of birds as a which Colella was a member, Dick Clark show. Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates municipal office. symbol of peace. rejected a plan for a $5 mil- Sol Kutner is the new Exec. paid at Boston, MA. Newsstand price is 50 cents. Subscrip- Winners of the annual Burger King, the newest lion high school at that time. Director of the Jewish Com- tions are $30 per year in Revere, and $60 per year outside blueberry pie eating contest fast food restaurant in the city, Peaches are three pounds munity Center. the city. Known office of publication: 385 Broadway, Revere, at Harry Della Russo Stadi- held its grand opening recent- for 45 cents, a two pound Bing Crosby, Debbie Reyn- MA 02151. Postal publication number is USPS NO. 710-120. um sponsored by the Rec. ly and gave away two bicycles package of beef patties is 99 olds, and Robert Wagner star Postmaster, send address corrections to the Independent Commission were Robbie to lucky patrons. cents, and a package of 12 in “Say One For Me” at the Newspaper Group, Attn: Circulation, 385 Broadway, Revere, Capozzi, Joey Ward, and The- The Mayor's Seventh An- English muffins is 39 cents at Revere Drive In. George MA 02151.The Revere Journal assumes no financial respon- resa Mullen. nual Revere City Tennis Tour- the First National Store in the Montgomery stars in “Watu- sibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but will re- Rev. Ed Marston is the new nament is moving into its final Northgate Shopping Center. si” at the Revere Theatre. print that part of the advertisement in which the error occurs. Associate Pastor at the First rounds. Richard Benjamin and Ali Advertisers will please notify the management immediately Congregational Church. He The 27th Lancers Drum MacGraw star in “Goodbye 70 years ago of any .errors that may occur. joins the Rev. Nick Granitsas. and Bugle Corps won the 17th Columbus” at the Revere Aug. 11, 1949 A 16-year-old youth has annual World Open Cham- Drive In. A reliable report to the Re- been arrested for the shoot- pionship in dramatic fashion vere Journal has revealed that ing in the back of a 17 year Saturday before 15,000 spec- 60 years ago Mass. State Police, fresh from old Shirley Ave. area resident, tators at the Manning Bowl in Aug. 6, 1959 a series of raids in Everett and Shawn Fennelly, Monday Lynn. Some 500 local youngsters other cities, are circulating in night. The victim is in stable Peter Falk and Alan Arkin have signed up for Red Cross Revere, readying to declare evere condition at MGH. star in The In Laws at the Kin- swimming lessons at Revere war on the gambling interests R WROR's Joe Martelle cade Theatre in Winthrop. Beach starting Monday. here. broadcast his oldies show live Revere's first policewoman, City Hall was shut down at Journal from Revere Beach Saturday 50 years ago Mrs. Mary C. (McChristal) 1 p.m. Tuesday when the tem- 385 Broadway , Revere, MA 02151 night. Aug. 7, 1969 Mayo, who served for 14 perature soared to a record 99 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 Tolls in the Sumner Tun- The City Council heard years with the local depart- degrees. nel will increase by 40 cents from residents in the area of ment after serving 22 years Fresh ground hamburg is irectory D to $1, the first toll hike in 10 the Freedom Realty property, with the MDC police, passed 99 cents per pound, Chicken Advertising and Marketing years, announced MassPike the proposed site for a new away last week after a lengthy of the Sea tuna is 33 per can, Marketing Director Chairman Allan McKinnon high school, concerning the illness. and an eight ounce jar of Skip- Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] this week. problems with mosquitos and The Revere Eastern Little py peanut butter is 23 cents at Assistant Marketing Directors Porterhouse steak is $2.99/ rats. The county ditch, which League All Star team, the Dis- Boston Stores Super Market, Maureen DiBella - [email protected] lb. and chicken breasts are has been plugged since 1953, trict 11 champ, pounded out 345 Revere St. $1.19/lb. at Cerretani's this allows stagnant water to re- a 21-3 win over a Brighton Senior Sales Associates week. main in the area, providing a team in the first round of state 80 years ago Peter Sacco - [email protected] “When Harry Met Sally,” breeding ground for mosqui- tourney play to advance to the Aug. 10, 1939 Kathleen Bright-Procopio - [email protected] “Honey I Shrunk the Kids,” tos and rodents. quarterfinals. Mike Braver- Many boys ages 9-14 are Sioux Gerow - [email protected] and “Dead Poets Society” are Some 2500 Revere senior man pitched a three-hitter for taking up the offer to attend a Legal Advertising playing at the Revere Show- citizens received their elderly Revere. baseball game at Braves Field Ellen Bertino - [email protected] case Cinemas. ID cards from the MBTA that City Councillor Joseph between the Boston Bees and Ad Design will entitle them to fares at W. DiCarlo has been elected the St. Louis Cardinals on Kane DiMasso-Scott 40 years ago half price. However, a short- President of the Revere Me- August 29. Coupons are in Editorial Aug. 8, 1979 age of ID cards has left about morial Hospital. this week's Revere Journal for Senior Reporters After a marathon session 100 seniors still waiting for Fresh ground hamburg is boys to cut out and sign up. Seth Daniel - [email protected] that ended at 1 a.m., the City their cards. three pounds for 95 cents at The Boston Elevated has Cary Shuman - [email protected] Council voted against a pro- The City Council, acting the Holiday Super Market, proposed operating a route Regular Contributors posal to require the oil farms upon the request of Mayor 321 Revere st. through city-owned property to hire two off-duty Revere George V. Colella, has set Au- Teenage singing sensation off Park Ave. in connection Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] firefighters on a round the gust 18 as the public hearing Freddie Cannon, who had a with the proposed trackless John Lynds - [email protected] clock basis to serve as watch- date to consider borrowing big hit with his last record, trolley from Everett to Broad- Copy Editing, Layout men. $100,000 to hire an archi- Tallahassee Lassie, is now way along Park Ave. Scott Yates - [email protected] Kane DiMasso-Scott - [email protected] Business Accounts Executive The Revere Journal reserves the right to edit letters for space and clarity. Judy Russi - [email protected] We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please include your street and telephone number with your submission. The Revere Journal publishes columns, Printer viewpoints and letters to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed are not neces- Concord Monitor (N.H.) sarily those of The Revere Journal. Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are preferred. Wednesday, August 7, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 5

Bocce // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 players from all over Revere will take to the beach. Teams compete against each other with a player getting a chance to roll three balls toward a smaller ball called a pallino. The referee rolls the pallino on the court. The goal is to get your bocce ball closest to the pallino. “You can knock your competitor’s ball out of posi- tion to get near the pallino,” Upton said. Helping make sure the games are all fair and square a group from “The Joy of Boc- ce,” with Mario and Carmela A statue showing a Bocce ball player was brought to Revere Pagnoni will be on hand. Beach last year for the Bocce on the Beach tournament. PHOTO BY ELAINE SINCLAIR-FOWLER In addition, there will also From left Ricky Serino, Rose Mirasolo, Patti Manzo, Rose Napolitano, Dimple Rana partici- a couple of classic cars on dis- Gerry Ianacello. sausages and Volare. pate in a protest outside the Saugus Town Hall before the Saugus Board of Health Wheela- play. The Revere Cultural His- Winners will receive me- brator Hearing Mon. Eve Aug. 5. Other Bocce on the Beach torical and Preservation So- dallions for first, second and committee members include ciety will be selling mer- third place. Ira Novoselsky, treasurer; Pa- chandise and memorabilia This year there will also be mela Anderson, Elle Baker, at the event. The sponsors of an after-party at the Point of Wheelabrator responds to Revere Annette Bornstein, Nick Cati- the event are the East Boston Pines Yacht Club. The doors nazzo, Lona Frongillo, Nick Saving Bank and D’Ambro- open at 11:30 a.m. following Giacobbee, Jeff Pearlman, sio & Brown. Food sponsors the bocce event. All players residents’ concerns about noise Len Piazza, Bill Reedy, Frank include D’Amaino’s Restau- are welcomed. By Cary Shuman ments, LaCentra said, “We Sabbio, Tom Sullivan, and rant, Vinny’s Market, Bianco shouldn’t have to worry about At a Saugus Board of being unable to sleep or be- Health of meeting Monday ing woken up out of a sound YOU CAN’T KEEP GOOD FRIENDS APART night, a Wheelabrator official sleep by noise that continues responded to concerns ex- over the course of weeks or pressed by Revere residents months.” that excessive noise was com- Among the Revere city offi- ing from the waste-to-energy cials in attendance at the meet- facility during a 10-day period ing were Councillor-at-Large in June. Anthony Zambuto and Ward The noise was caused by a Rep. RoseLee Vincent was 5 Councillor John Powers. malfunctioning steam turbine among officials there to voice Zambuto pledged at the July that has been repaired. her concerns with Wheelabra- 29 City Council meeting that Jim Connolly, Wheelabra- tor’s noise. he would attend the Saugus tor Technology vice president public forum. Zambuto, a of Environmentl Health and deepest concern over the safe- long-time councillor who is Safety, attended the meeting ty, health, and environmental seeking re-election in Novem- and addressed the audience impact that the oldest incin- ber, followed through on his following remarks by Sau- erator in the country (circa pledge, taking his seat in the gus and Revere residents. 1975) has on the people I rep- back of the hall and listening In a statement to the media, resent in Saugus and Revere,” intently to each speaker. Connolly said, “Wheelabra- said Vincent. “The recent and Powers commented after tor Saugus takes seriously our unprecedented noise assault the meeting, “I was very hap- commitment to being a good on our neighborhoods that py to see the Saugus Board of neighbor. When we received lasted for well over six weeks Health take up this very im- complaints associated with is unconscionable. portant issue,” said Powers. recent repairs to the facility, “It is a very real signal that “I’ve visited the site [River- we took immediate steps to there is something very wrong side in Point of Pines] often resolve the issue. with this nearly 50-year-old as a result of phone calls from “We also communicated incinerator,” said Vincent. the many residents who have regularly with the appropriate “Although the 24/7 noise has heard the noise. I’m troubled town officials in advance of, somewhat abated, it’s still by the fact that the Saugus Even with all the turmoil of the Bagel Bin being destroyed by fire this past week, regular custom- and throughout the repair pro- occurring, and is a clear in- Board of Health has allowed ers have come together to meet at another location. The new Casa Blanca Pastries have opened cess,” continued Connolly. dication that this incinerator this noise pollution to con- their doors and their hearts to the Bagel Bin customers with a private dining area and refresh- “Nonetheless we understand does not, and will not meet tinue for this long a period of ments. The group consists of (left to right) Karen Steed, Mike Millstone, Bob Mahoney, Councillor that the noise inconvenienced the same standards that are time.” Ira Novoselsky, David Rostoff, Billy DiSisto, Council President Arthur Guinasso, Steve Clayman and some of our neighbors.” afforded to people who live in Heffernan, who noted he Bagel Bin owners- George and Ella Vlladesi. Connolly added that other communities across the grew up in Saugus “in the This will be the new meeting place until the Bagel Bin is rebuilt. thanks to Nabil and Yosef for their Wheelabrator is conducting Commonwealth.” shadow of Wheelabrator hospitality. engineering evaluations to Vincent called upon the (formerly RESCO),” asked determine additional steps to Board of Health “to finally Wheelabrator to continue to minimize noise during future hold Wheelabrator account- have an open line of commu- repairs.” able for their actions.” nications between the compa- Independent’s 19th Annual William Haffernan, chair of Baker, a founding mem- ny and the town. the Saugus Board of Health, ber of the Alliance for Health “We need to come together stated at the outset that Mon- and Environment (who held again. We need to sit down and day’s public forum was being a pre-meeting press confer- we need to talk,” said Heffer- held “to make their feelings ence outside Saugus Town nan, thanking Wheelabrator known about the noise.” Hall), said she is a neighbor to officials for their attendance Wheelabrator “along with 600 Beach Baby State Rep. RoseLee Vin- at the meeting. “We heard the cent, whose district includes Revere residents living within constituents of Lynn, Saugus, Saugus and Revere, and Re- a half-mile” of the facility. and Revere clearly. We’ve vere residents Elle Baker and “We live here and we have been given an awful lot of in- Loretta LaCendra, spoke at a right to clean air, clean water formation tonight. I guess my Pages the forum. and to be free from excessive main point would be that we “I am here to voice my noise,” said Baker, who illu- would appreciate it if Wheela- minated on other public health brator would consider attend- concerns about Wheelabrator ing our monthly meetings. I in her remarks. think things like this could LaCentra said she came to have been avoided.” the meeting to discuss “what I Heffernan said the Board call the three Ws: Wheelabra- of Health will confer with its tor, why, and worry.” legal counsel to determine the “Why are they [Wheela- next step forward for the town brator] allowed to disrupt of Saugus. our sleep over and over “We are here as volun- again causing sleeplessness, teers to serve the public trust Jim Connolly, Wheelabrator stress, and hearing loss with and protect the health and Technology vice president of their noise levels?” LaCentra well-being of the citizens of Environmental Health and asked. both Saugus and the surround- Safety. Turning her address to the ing communities,” Heffernan “worry” portion of her com- concluded.

JOE KENNEDY LAUNCHES JOE-4-SUN LOW The Revere Journal, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Lynn Journal, INCOME SOLAR PROGRAM The Everett Independent, Chelsea Record & East Boston Times Free Press would like you to join us in putting your Beach Baby in our 18TH ANNUAL BEACH BABY PAGES. Photos should be of a beach or swimming pool setting (anywhere). Please include Name, Age, Address, City & Phone # & which paper you would like it published in. EMAIL YOUR BEACH BABY OR BABIES TO: [email protected] by THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH. The photos will be printed in our August 21st & 22nd issues of Citizens Energy Chairman Joseph Kennedy came to Revere Aug. 1 to launch JOE-$-SUN, a major Low-Income Community Shared solar program at the Revere home of the program’s first subscrib- The Revere Journal, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Lynn Journal, er. The program allows renters to benefit from solar agency without having to install rooftop solar panels on their homes, resulting in electricity savings. The city will also save $500,000 over the The Everett Independent, Chelsea Record & East Boston Times. life of the project. Pictured at the press conference in Revere are, from left, Beth Rosa, John Festa, Ward 5 Councillor John Powers, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Speaker of the House Robert A. DeLeo, Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Keefe, Citizens Enegy Chairman Joseph Kennedy II, Councillor-at-Large Steven Morabito, and Community Development Director Robert O’Brien. Page 6 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, August 7, 2019

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Price Rite Marketplace presents check to Greater Boston Food Bank Team members from Price and Virginia banded together Rite Marketplace present a to collect donations at check- check for $57,737 to repre- out, raising over $190,000 sentatives from The Greater for food banks across nine Boston Food Bank on Thurs- states to support the fight day, June 13, from funds against hunger. The super- raised during the supermar- market brand has raised over ket’s annual Check-Out $1.8 million, since 2002, for Hunger fundraising campaign the Check-Out Hunger initia- in Massachusetts. During the tive. Price Rite Marketplace months of November and De- stores that contributed to The cember 2018, 65 Price Rite Greater Boston Food Bank Marketplace stores through- donation include Brockton, out Connecticut, Maryland, Chicopee, Fall River, Hyde Pictured at Price Rite Marketplace of Fall River, from left to right: Salvatore Perla, Jon Bonner, Alyssa Cartagena, Shay Simas, Derek Massachusetts, New Hamp- Park, Lynn, New Bedford, Coe, Geri Lapointe, Jared Kalif Picchioni, Tracey Acevedo, Cheryl Schondek, Lucia Ventura and Rich Randazzo. shire, New Jersey, New York, Pittsfield, Revere, Seekonk, sea, West Springfield, West- Price Rite Marketplace of Fall store in Massachusetts, rais- the campaign. Pennsylvania, Rhode Island Springfield, Stoughton, Swan- field and Worcester, locations. River was the top fundraising ing more than $17,000 during

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A rendering of Springhill Suites, which are slated to be the newest development in Waterfront Square. Your job, your team, your community

The East Boston Neighborhood Health Center will host Callahan begins construction on new Revere hotel a Job Fair for registered nurses on Tuesday, August 13, Callahan Construction causeway of the new Water- the opportunity to work in the 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Join us at 20 Maverick Square in Managers (Callahan) an- front Square neighborhood,” city of Revere on the landmark, East Boston, 4th floor, to meet with hiring managers and nounces it has broken ground stated Jamie Gamauf, Director master planned project in Wa- recruitment staff. RSVP at (LINK). at the new SpringHill Suites of Hospitality at CR architec- terfront Square,” states Pat The East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC) is one of the by Marriott at Revere Beach. ture + design. “Callahan’s pre- Callahan, President of Calla- largest and most prominent community health centers in the country. Callahan was tasked to build vious experience with water- han Construction. “SpringHill We take a proactive approach to medicine by providing high-quality, comprehensive services that improve outcomes and address health the new-construction prop- front development and unique Suites allows us to participate disparities. Our team is passionate about making a difference in our erty, which is scheduled for building design made them a in yet another transit-oriented community by providing patient-centered care to every individual who delivery in May 2021. CR ar- natural choice for construction development, as well as anoth- walks through our doors. chitecture + design served as of the hotel.” er waterfront property where architect on the project, which The SpringHill Suites ho- construction and design must We are recruiting for nursing staff in many departments, including Adult Medicine, Satellite Emergency Facility, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Quality, is being managed by Upton + tel will be the next phase anticipate a variety of environ- Family Medicine, Neighborhood PACE, and Senior Care Options. Partners. of the 11-acre, 1.3-mil- mental factors.” The SpringHill Suites will lion-square-foot Waterfront Once complete this project be a six-story hotel featuring Square mixed-use develop- will offer easy access to Lo- If you’re unable to attend this event, you are welcome 168 guestrooms, two levels ment. The master-planned gan Airport for travelers and to apply to our open positions online at http://careers.ebnhc.org 10 Gove St., East Boston, MA 02128 of indoor parking, an indoor project will include hotels, tourists, and convenience to EOE/M/F/D/V pool, 5,000 square-foot restau- condominiums, apartments, downtown Boston via the T, rant, a 4,000 square-foot func- retail and restaurant space, all bus or car. tion room, and a Starbucks ac- connected to the beach via a The SpringHill Suites is cessible via the neighborhood neighborhood skybridge over one of numerous new-con- skybridge. The property’s Ocean Avenue. Located adja- struction projects for Callah- design was developed by CR cent to the Wonderland T stop an in Revere. They have also architecture + design and was (blue line), the transit-orient- been tasked to build five res- inspired by the nearby coast- ed development provides easy idential properties, Rumney line with soft, natural colors access to Boston. Two resi- Flats, One Beachmont, part of and strong organic forms that dential apartment buildings the Beachmont T redevelop- resemble the coast. offering 400 new apartments ment, 21 Revere Beach Blvd. “Revere’s SpringHill Suites were recently completed, with and 50 Ocean Ave. and 500 project includes a variety of an additional 320 luxury res- Ocean Ave., which sits adja- complicated building elements, idences under construction. cent to the Springhill Suites in from designing for a costal en- Waterfront Square will also the Waterfront Square devel- vironment to attaching to the include a public plaza. opment. skybridge, the epicenter and “Callahan is thrilled to have

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The Massachusetts Legis- strengthen our health care vestments we make in K-12 reflects investing in state ser- grams that provide housing vention services in Winthrop; lature passed its Fiscal Year system and protect the envi- education in the final FY2020 vices and programs that will aid to the state’s most vulner- • $20,000 for adult mental 2020 (FY20) budget, which ronment,” said House Speak- budget,” said Senate President enhance the quality of life for able population and moves health services in Winthrop; invests in programs and ser- er Robert A. DeLeo (D-Win- Karen E. Spilka (D-Ashland). Massachusetts residents. In Massachusetts closer to trans- • $25,000 each for the Re- vices across the Common- throp). “This budget bolsters “Not only have we voted to addition to local programs, portation equity.” vere and Winthrop Chambers wealth. Funded at $43.1 bil- our ongoing efforts to combat advance the largest year-over- I am proud that this budget Items particular to Win- of Commerce; lion, the budget makes major the opioid crisis, invest in year increase in Chapter 70 ed- places targeted investments throp and Revere include: • $25,000 for transportation investments in education, high-quality early education ucation funding in the last two in education, health care, and • $1.3 million for the improvements in Winthrop; housing, substance use disor- and care and makes another decades, we have also made services for veterans and vul- maintenance of metropolitan • $200,000 for the Eileen der services, health care, and significant deposit into the a substantial down payment nerable populations, like the beaches including those in Merullo Senior Citizen Park other areas while projecting state’s Stabilization Fund. towards funding the recom- elderly, among others.” Revere and Winthrop; renovation project at George a more than $476 million de- These investments will have mendations of the Foundation “This budget makes im- • $250,000 for Community C. Sullivan Field in Revere; posit into the Stabilization a long and lasting positive ef- Budget Review Commission portant investments in local Action Program’s Inner-City • $50,000 for substance use Fund – bringing the fund’s fect on the residents of Massa- (FBRC). this budget.” programs that help families Inc.’s (CAPIC) Emergency disorder initiatives in Revere; balance to more than $3 bil- chusetts. I want to thank Chair “I want to thank Speak- and individuals battling sub- Services program, which sup- • $25,000 for the Revere lion to safeguard the future of Michlewitz for his leadership er DeLeo and my colleagues stance use, supports public ports families and children Police Activities League; vital programs and services. and my colleagues in the in the Legislature for their safety officers, and reiterates in Revere, Chelsea and Win- • $250,000 each for Win- “I am proud of this fiscally House, especially those on the collective efforts in secur- our commitment to providing throp; throp and Revere Child Safety responsible budget that sup- conference committee, who ing funding in the budget for adequate funding for our pub- • $1 million for State Police grants and ports the needs of individuals, worked to put this package valuable programs that serve lic schools,” said Senator Jo- Directed Patrols, which will • A requirement for Mass- families, and communities together.” the people of Revere and the seph Boncore (D-Winthrop). aid in coverage on Revere DOT to conduct a feasibility across the Commonwealth “Education is a top Senate entire Commonwealth,” said “Further, this fiscal year’s Beach during the summer study on extending services through thoughtful invest- priority, and I am therefore Representative RoseLee Vin- version of the budget makes months; on the Blue Line from Revere ments that increase local aid, proud of the significant in- cent (D-Revere). “This budget important investments in pro- • $76,000 for suicide pre- to Lynn.

Rollins // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Statement// CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Lynn, was transported from Sargent Street. fatal shooting in the area of over the area in the shoot- minating in Revere thanks to lice Department works con- the scene to Massachusetts Rollins said she will con- Washington Avenue at ap- ing’s aftermath. Police closed good police work by Revere tinuously with the School De- General Hospital, where he duct a thorough review of the proximately 12:30 a.m. part of North Shore Road and officers and one culminating partment and Revere’s Office died of his injuries. facts. Revere Street, which resulted in Revere on the action of an of Substance Abuse Disorder Though the details are “I’m grateful that no by- By statute, the Office of the District Attorney leads and in unusual traffic jams in the Everett police officer. Neither Initiatives to identify poten- murky at best now, and Ev- standers or members of law area. Early investigation in- involved a criminal act in this tial problems, isolate trouble controls all death investiga- erett Police are not speaking enforcement were injured dicates that the gunfire came City. spots, and foster productive about the matter, officers pur- in this morning’s police-in- tions. District Attorney Roll- from another vehicle. State • Overall crime statistics in interaction to assist those in sued the suspect in Everett volved shooting or the se- ins has appointed members of and Revere police are con- Revere have followed a down- need while protecting the pub- around 12:30 a.m. on Sunday. quence of events that preced- the State Police detective unit tinuing their investigation. ward trend in recent years. In lic good. During the chase, the suspect ed it,” she said in a statement. Make no mistake, any type assigned to her office to con- • Sunday morning at ap- regard to gang and youth vio- crossed into Revere, which “However, I acknowledge that lence. Revere police have im- of criminal activity is a cause duct the investigation into the proximately 12:30 a.m., Ev- also means he crossed from a family is grieving the loss of erett police were involved in plemented dynamic programs for concern. But it is irresponsi- Middlesex County to Suffolk a loved one today. I want to fatal shooting. Members of a chase that began in Everett such as the Revere Police Youth ble to heighten those concerns County – giving Rollins rath- assure that family, the com- the Revere Police Department and continued into Revere Academy, the Police Activities with incomplete, inaccurate, er than Middlesex DA Marian munity, and members of law and additional State Police onto Washington Avenue. The League, and have assigned and incendiary commentary on Ryan jurisdiction over the in- enforcement that there will social media. When we do so, personnel responded to the chase culminated when an officers specifically to social vestigation. be a transparent and impartial intervention, community en- our community suffers. It is es- scene to assist in the investi- Everett police officer alleged- Neighbors in Revere who review of this encounter in ly shot the suspect, a 34-year gagement, and crime suppres- pecially incumbent on those of were at the scene described order to provide the answers gation. old Lynn man who later died sion supported by the Charles us in public life and who hold that the suspect might have that they deserve.” Anyone who witnessed from his injuries. The incident E. Shannon Community Safety official office in the City of fired on police during the in- Suffolk prosecutors and any portion of the incident is involved no Revere police and Initiative grants that are funded Revere to be conscious of the consequences of our remarks. cident, causing them to fire State Police detectives as- the investigation into the mat- by the State Executive Office urged to contact the Suffolk It is incumbent on us to refrain fatally on him. The shooting signed to the Suffolk County ter is led by the Suffolk Coun- of Public Safety. County State Police Detective from hasty, provocative, and occurred near the intersection District Attorney’s Office -re ty District Attorney’s office. • Staffing levels at the Re- of Washington Avenue and sponded to the scene of the Unit at 617-727-8817. vere Police Department are unfounded conclusions, lest 2. Observations and our we mislead and agitate the very Commitment to Public Safety at their highest in years, cur- rently at 105 with two more people we are sworn to serve. • Only one of these events designated to begin training Tragic events in El Paso, actually involved a crimi- at the Police Academy in the Texas and Dayton, Ohio made nal act in the City of Revere. near future and will increase people especially anxious this That act involved at least one our number to 107. weekend. It is regrettable that non-Massachusetts individual • While communities one unpreventable criminal who was travelling in an au- across the country confront act in our City was magnified tomobile on a state highway the proliferation of illegal into a crime wave that quite that passes through Revere for guns, and opioid abuse fuels simply does not exist today in approximately three of its 95- criminal activity, Revere has the City of Revere. We have Back mile length. full confidence in the capable been in the forefront of affir- • Two matters originated in mative steps to prevent crime men and women of the Revere neighboring cities, one cul- rather than react to it. The Po- Police Department who are vigilant and committed to pro- To School tecting and serving the City. THE REVERE JOURNAL Reach Over 80,000 Readers! would like to ask you to Our “Back to School” Special Recycle this Will be published on: Newspaper

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This July, 120 young people All Access Boston Harbor from Revere Parks and Rec- program will connect more reation set sail to the Boston than 10,000 youth and teens Harbor Islands on Bay State from more than 120 youth Cruise Company’s flagship development and community Provincetown II on a free All organizations to the Boston Access Boston Harbor cruise Harbor Island National and hosted by Save the Harbor/ State Park. Save the Bay. The day starts with an in- The youth and teens en- teractive history of the harbor, joyed a day filled with fun, complete with storytelling, art fishing, environmental explo- and a touch-tank at the Rock- ration and songs and stories of land Trust Pavilion. From the sea. there, the groups make their Save the Harbor/Save the way to the dock at the World Bay’s free All Access Boston Trade Center to board the boat Harbor program is a series of and take a short ferry ride free day trips that bring local out to the islands, where they youth organizations out to have the chance to try fishing, Spectacle and Georges Island hiking, sports and beach ex- where they have an oppor- ploration with Save the Har- A group of 120 young people from Revere Parks and Recreation smile before venturing out to the Boston Harbor islands with Save tunity to learn the history of bor/Save the Bay’s Youth En- the Harbor/Save the Bay this past July. Boston Harbor and the harbor vironmental Education staff. cleanup, explore everything The groups enjoy lunch on the Save the Harbor's free All for Partnership Grants from sachusetts Convention Center tive, Goulston and Storrs PC, the island has to offer, and island and return to the docks Access Boston Harbor cruises Boston Properties – Atlantic Authority, Massachusetts Wa- Mass Bay Credit Union, Mas- enjoy Boston’s spectacular ur- by early afternoon. are made possible with Lead- Wharf, The Daily Catch Sea- ter Resources Authority, Nich- sachusetts Marine Education- ban natural resources. In 2019, Save the Harbor ership Grants from the Cronin port, Davis Family Charita- olson Foundation, RMR Real al Trust, Randy Peeler and “What a great way to spend will host 26 free All Access Development, the Massa- ble Foundation, Eastern Salt Estate Services, Rockland Kate Kellogg, Matthew J. and a summer day,” said Tani Ma- Boston Harbor cruises that chusetts Executive Office of Company, Inc., Engie, Fan Trust Pavilion, Clinton H. and Gilda F. Strazzula Founda- rinovich, President of Save will connecting young peo- Energy and Environmental Pier - The Fallon Company, Wilma T. Shattuck Charitable tion, UDR, and Kyle and Sara the Harbor/Save the Bay. ple from all Boston neigh- Affairs, and Bay State Cruise John Hancock Financial Ser- Trust, Skanska, and Tishman Warwick “The Harbor Islands are truly borhoods and 43 cities and Company. vices, The HYM Investment Speyer. Special thanks as well to Boston’s treasure, and we’re towns across the region, to Save the Harbor is also Group, LLC, The Llewellyn Save the Harbor would everyone who joined on the certain that the 230,000 kids the Boston Harbor Islands grateful for Leadership Grants Foundation, Massachusetts also like to thank our Pro- cruise, and the hundreds of and families that have attend- State and National Park. For from Blue Cross Blue Shield Environmental Trust, Massa- gram Funders Andus Baker individual donors for their ed these free trips since we many, these trips are their first of Massachusetts, The Boston chusetts Port Authority, Mass and Rowan Murphy Family generosity and to our partners began them in 2002 would opportunity to connect to the Foundation, The Coca-Co- Humanities, National Grid Fund, MA Attorney Gener- at the Department of Conser- agree.” harbor islands and experience la Foundation, and Yawkey Foundation, P and G Gillette, al’s Office Healthy Summer vation and Recreation, the Over the summer Save the the marine environment first Foundation Lawrence J. and Anne Ruben- and Youths Jobs Program, Metropolitan Beaches Com- Harbor/Save the Bay’s free hand. Save the Harbor is grateful stein Charitable Foundation, The Paul and Edith Babson mission, the Boston Centers William E. Schrafft and Ber- Foundation, Beacon Capital for Youth and Families and tha E. Schrafft Charitable Partners, LLC, Cell Signaling the YMCA of Greater Boston Trust, and Vertex. Technology, East Boston Sav- for their support. Save the Harbor also ap- ings Bank, Highland Street Save the Harbor/Save the preciates Stewardship Grants Foundation/West End House, Bay is a non-profit public-in- Fire origin still undetermined at Bagel Bin from Anonymous, Forrest Legal Sea Foods, Miss Wal- terest environmental advo- Berkeley and, Marcie Tyre lace M. Leonard Foundation, cacy organization for Boston a patron and even the late U.S. By Sue Ellen Woodcock Berkley, Camp Harbor View George Lewis - Haven Trust, Harbor, whose mission is to Sen. John McCain found his Foundation, Circle Furniture Pabis Foundation, South Bos- restore and protect Boston way there in 2008 while cam- The cause of the four-alarm , Comcast, Copeland Fami- ton Community Development Harbor, the Boston Harbor paigning for President. fire at the Bagel Bin last week ly Foundation, The Cricket Foundation, Abbot and Dor- Islands, our region’s beaches has been listed as undeter- The single-story restau- Foundation, Cruise Industry othy H. Stevens Foundation, and the marine environment mined by the Revere and state rant with a basement was the Charitable Foundation, Davis and TD Charitable Founda- and share them with the pub- fire investigation unit. equivalent of two store-fronts, Family Charitable Founda- tion. lic for everyone to enjoy. “The origin of the fire is each with large commercial tion, Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Save the Harbor would also For more information about believed to have been in a glass windows and a glass Charitable Trust, Enbridge, like to extend our gratitude Save the Harbor/Save the Bay, void space between the ceil- door. These, as well as the Tom and Lucinda Foley, to our Supporters 3A Marine visit their website at www. ing and the roof in the rear of door in the rear, were protect- Foundation for Sustainability Service, The Bay State Fed- savetheharbor.org, their blog the building near the kitchen ed by heavy-duty steel roll- and Innovation, Kershaw, Lib- eral Savings Charitable Foun- Sea, Sand and Sky at www. area,” said Capt. Robert For- down grates and locks. erty Bay Credit Union, Lovett dation, Andrew Calamare and blog.savetheharbor.org or fol- tuna. “The estimate of damage Ladder 1 had an aerial view Woodsum Foundation, Maine Marianne Connolly, Cresset low their social @savethehar- is $1.5 million for the building of the roof and through the Community Foundation, Mas- Group, Diversified Automo- bor. and its contents.” use of the thermal imaging The first call came in camera realized the roof was around 11:49 p.m. July 29 and BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK being compromised. The par- soon turned to four-alarms as The Shirley Avenue icon tially collapsed roof made it stands boarded up. firefighters worked through difficult to reach the hidden Chelsea record the early morning hours on The Bagel Bin was the pockets of fire adding to diffi- July 30 to douse the flames. go-to place for those seeking culty of extinguishment. When dawn broke you could political office, locally and In all Engine and Ladder see right through The Bagel Co.’s from Revere, Chelsea, nationally. The restaurant has Bin at 207 Shirley Ave. Just a Malden, Massport, Lynn, shell stood. served as a forum for Gov. Everett, Boston, Saugus and Owners George and Ella Charlie Baker to announce Cambridge responded to the Vlladesi, immigrants from grants or stop into on his way four-alarm fire. There were Albania who have run the home to Swampscott during no reported injuries and the restaurant for 20 years, vowed winter storms. Speaker of the incident was closed pending to rebuild. House Robert DeLeo has been investigation. FREE ENTRY! Police identify and arrest graffiti vandal ‘Goon’ ¡ENTRADA Following a six-week in- the investigation along with reputation,” he said. “These vestigation, members of the Troopers from the Massa- types of crimes cannot be ig- GRACIAS! Revere Police Department chusetts State Police located nored because vandalism like Narcotics / Gang Unit, Pa- a large amount of contraband this can have a devastating ef- trol Division, and Massachu- consistent with the “Goon” fect on city’s morale.” setts State Police arrested a tagging that has defaced res- Chief James Guido of 17-year-old Revere resident idential and commercial prop- the Revere Police Depart- and charged him with 49 erty throughout the city over ment stated, “I am extremely counts of tagging property the past few weeks. throughout the City of Re- Mayor Brian Arrigo praised pleased with the investigative vere. the work of law enforcement. efforts of the Revere Police NEXT NIGHT MARKET Pursuant to a search war- “I commend all law enforce- Department and the assis- rant issued out of Chelsea Dis- ment officials involved for tance of the Massachusetts trict Court on Aug. 5, Revere their diligent work to protect State Police that brought this AUG. 10 | 7-10PM Police detectives assigned to our city’s appearance and individual to justice.” rain date: august 17th ARREST Report A TRIBUTE TO WHEELS MONDAY, JULY 29 hicle infractions of speeding, Bring your bike for a free tune-up and Brian Bennett, 31, of Dan- improper operation of a motor SATURDAY, AUG. 3 take a spin through the Bike Rodeo vers, was arrested on charges vehicle, having an open con- Alphonso Alonzo Robin- sponsored by the Chelsea Bike and Ped of breaking and entering into tainer of alcohol, and failure son, 20, of Lynn, was arrest- Committee and MassBike a building in the nighttime to stop for six traffic control ed on charges of unlicensed Watch the tricks and learn some tips from with intent to commit a felo- signs or signals. operation of a motor vehicle, our expert crew of Skateboards and BMX ny, malicious destruction of receiving a stolen motor ve- Riders. property under $1200, and re- TUESDAY, JULY 30 hicle, and operating an unin- ceiving stolen property under A 16-year-old juvenile was sured motor vehicle. 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OBITUARIES Mary Mackin Patricia Elizabeth Malone Loretta Andreottola Retired, and one of the first, waitress at former Registered Nurse Of Revere Pewter Pot of Revere Patricia Elizabeth (Mehan) Loretta “June” (McCaffrey) Mary R. (Romano) Mackin Malone, 80, of Revere passed Andreottola of Revere passed of Revere passed following a away at home surrounded by away at home on Aug. 2 sur- brief illness on Sunday, Aug. her loving family on July 31. rounded by her loving family 4 at Boston’s Massachusetts Born in Milwaukee, WI at the age of 92. General Hospital. She was 94 on Nov. 23, 1938 to the late She was the beloved wife years old. Quinn and Mary (Maher) Me- of the late Michael “Tucker” Born and raised in East han, Patricia was a Registered Andreottola, devoted moth- Boston, she attended schools Nurse who met her husband of er of Bobby Casella and his in East Boston and graduat- 61 years, Paul G. Malone, in wife, Rose and Karen And- Florida while she was in nurs- reottola, all of Revere and the Loretta Andreottola ed from East Boston High ing school and he was serving late June McGrath; cherished Donna-Lee Aufiero School. in the United States Navy. husband, Thomas of Edgar- grandmother of Bobby Casel- Aramis Raul Ayala Genta She loved the game of ews, and friends. Patricia worked at Lowell town and her sister, Maureen la, Amber Cunningham and Josephine Ferullo “Bingo” and played with en- A visitation will be held General Hospital while rais- Brown. She was the cher- Jenna, Mark and Michael and Mary Mackin thusiasm until her most recent at the Paul Buonfiglio & ing her family in Chelmsford. ished grandmother of Miguel adoring great-grandmother of Patricia Elizabeth Malone illness. She was a devoted Sons-Bruno Funeral Home homemaker, mother, grand- She later moved to Revere and Malone, Paul G. Malone III, Elina and Jack Casella. She 128 Revere St, Revere on mother, great-grandmother worked at Union Hospital in Sam Malone, Ryan Sawyer was the dear sister of Lorraine Thursday, Aug. 8, from 10 and aunt. Waitressing was her Lindsay of Saugus, Derek J. Lynn. She was an avid reader and Meghan Sawyer. Padulla and her late husband, a.m. to noon followed by a lifelong vocation and occupa- Cioffi and his wife, Alexandra and continued to take college She will be remembered Frank and the late Claire, El- Prayer Service in the Funeral tion. For over 42 years, she of Salem, N.H., Torre J. Ciof- courses well into her seventies for her uncanny ability to talk eanor, William, Howard, Paul, Home at noon. Relatives and held a position as senior wait- fi of Danvers and Nikki Dee at North Shore Community to anyone about anything for Audrey, Robert, Annette and friends are kindly invited. In- ress at “Pewter Pot” Restau- Mackin of East Boston. She College and Salem State Uni- long periods of time. Strang- Donald. She is also survived terment will be in Holy Cross rant of Revere. She, along is also lovingly survived by versity. ers became friends instantly. by many loving nieces, neph- Cemetery. with the owners, opened the her former husband, Charles Her five grandchildren A Funeral Mass was cel- restaurant in 1960 and she was F. Mackin, Sr. of Revere, her were the light of her life as she ebrated at St. Mary’s Parish, there until closing day in 2002. seven adored great-grandchil- was a strong presence in all of Lynn on Monday, August 5 Following “Pewter Pot,” she dren: Addison Rose, Noah their lives. and interment was at Green- Josephine Ferullo made her way to “Friendly’s” Ross, Starla Grace, Kahliana She is survived by her lawn Cemetery in Nahant. Of Winthrop at Northgate Shopping Center, Rose, Owen Gary, Shay Cath- husband, Paul G. Malone, In lieu of flowers, donations from where she finally retired. erine and Jameson and by her and three children, Patricia may be made to the American Josephine “Anna” (Cam- She took care of her clients many faithful nieces, neph- M. Malone of Revere, Paul Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., marata) Ferullo of Winthrop (customers) as family, always ews, grandnieces and grand- G. Malone, Jr. and his wife, Framingham, MA 01701. For passed away on Aug. 3. remembering their faces and nephews. She was the dear Rebecca of Chelmsford and guest book, please visit www. Born in Boston on Aug. 18, their choice of menu. sister of the late, Rocky, Sal- Elizabeth A. Sawyer and her Buonfiglio.com. 1941, to the late Anthony and She was the daughter of the vatore, Joseph, Frances, Sadie Jennie Cammarata (Atria), she late Philip and Genoeffa (Di- and Emma Romano and Nora was the wife of the late John Natale) Romano; the devoted Panzini. Aramis Raul Ayala Genta F. Ferullo; devoted mother of Funeral arrangements were mother of Charles F. “Chaz” Former professional soccer player and 29-year Cheryl Pasinato of Methuen, Mackin, Jr. and his wife, Glo- by the Vertuccio & Smith John J. Ferullo of Winthrop ria of Peabody, formerly of Home for Funerals, Revere. In Bioran/Quest Diagnostics employee and Renee Pustizzi of Read- Revere, Joseph M. Mackin lieu of flowers, remembrances ing; cherished grandmother may be made to St. Jude Chil- Family and friends are wel- and Margaret M. “Peggy” Ci- of Deanna Lemelin and her Her Funeral will be held dren’s Research Hospital, 501 come to attend Visiting Hours offi and her late husband, Gary husband, Joseph, Marissa Pa- from the Paul Buonfiglio & St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN on Thursday, August 8 from 5 W. Cioffi, Sr., all of Revere; sinato, Liana Ferullo, Marc Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, 38105-9959. to 8 p.m., in the Vertuccio and the cherished grandmother Ferullo, Matthew Pustizzi, Ju- 128 Revere St., Revere today, For more information, Smith Home for Funerals, 773 of Gary W. Cioffi, Jr. and his lia Pustizzi and Erika Pustizzi; Wednesday, Aug. 7, at 10:30 please visit: www.vertuccio- Broadway (Rt. 107) Revere wife, Jennifer of Peabody, Mi- dear sister of Francis Milano a.m., followed by a Prayer andsmith.com. for Aramis Raul Ayala Gen- chael J. Cioffi and his wife, and her husband, Anthony of Service in the Funeral Home at ta of Swampscott, formerly Medford and the late Joseph 11 a.m. Relatives and friends of East Boston, who passed Cammarata and his surviving are kindly invited. Interment away on Sunday, Aug. 4 at wife, Josephine, Frank Cam- will be at Winthrop Cemetery. Donna-Lee Aufiero the Bertram House in Swamp- marata and his surviving wife, In lieu of flowers, donations scott after a long illness. He Spent 19 years as a cafeteria worker for Revere Madeline and John Cammara- may be made to New England was 79 years old. A funeral Bobby Orr to train for their ta and his surviving wife, San- Donor Services, 60 1st Ave, Schools will be conducted from the fu- respective sports. His passion dra. She is also survived by Waltham, MA 02451. For neral home on Friday, August Donna-Lee (Howard) Aufi- for soccer, and sports in gen- many loving nieces and neph- guest book, please visit www. 9 at 10 a.m., followed by a ero passed away unexpectedly eral, was exceeded only by his ews. Buonfiglio.com. Funeral Mass to celebrate his on Wednesday morning, July love for his family and friends life at 11 a.m., in St. John the 31at the Cambridge Health who greatly admired his keen Evangelist Church, 174 Hum- Alliance Hospital in Everett. intelligence, sharp wit, and phrey St., Swampscott. Inter- She was 63 years old. sweet and generous spirit. Shepard Brandt ment will be in Swampscott A lifelong resident of Re- He is survived by his be- Cemetery, Swampscott. loved sweetheart and wife of Of New Jersey, formerly of Revere and Chelsea vere, the daughter of the late Born and raised in Mon- Shirley and Elizabeth (Flight) 52 years, Aida M. Ayala (En- tevideo, Uruguay, Raul was riquez) of East Boston. He Shepard L. Brandt of Mor- the Torf Funeral Chapel, 151 Howard, Donna-Lee attended a distinguished professional was the adored father of Ann ristown, N.J., formerly of Washington Avenue, Cary Revere Public Schools and soccer player who played for Cristina and Scott Macey, Su- Chelsea, Revere and Nashua, Sq., Chelsea on Thursday, Au- graduated from Revere High teams in Uruguay (Danubio), san and Jarrett Bridge (all of N.H. died on Sunday, Aug. 4. gust 8 at 12 noon. Interment also worked part-time for 15 School, Class of 1973. She Ecuador (America) and the Swampscott) and James Ayala He was the beloved hus- in Agudath Sholom Ceme- years for the Mystic Service dedicated 19 years as a caf- U.S. He was a member of the (of East Boston) and the cher- band of the late Ina Edith tery, Everett. In lieu of flow- eteria worker for the Revere Center in Medford driving and Philadelphia Ukrainians team ished grandfather of Kaitlin (Goldblatt) Brandt, devoted ers, contributions in Shepard’s public school system. She transporting handicapped and that won the 1966 U.S. Open and Alexander Macey and Eli- father of Phillip Brandt and memory may be made to the special needs children to af- Cup Soccer Championship jah Aramis and Tyler Bridge. his wife, Beatriz Brandt of Alzheimer’s Association- PO ter school programs and back and he also played in Boston He will also be missed by Morristown, NJ, loving son Box 96011, Washington, DC Birthday Remembrance home again. for the Boston Tigers. After his dear brothers, Orlando of the late Irving Brandt and 20090-6011. In her spare time, she en- retiring as a professional, he Nelson and Uruguay Mario, Naomi (Kasson) Brandt, dear joyed hairdressing and spend- continued to participate in as well as his caring cousins, brother of Rosalind H. Fin- John ing time with her family, local leagues, both as a play- nieces and nephews. He was kelstein of Framingham and friends and her new grandson. er and coach, while working predeceased by his parents, the late Donald Brandt and McDonough She will be greatly missed by for Chas. T. Main and Bioran/ Juan Manuel Ayala and Maria the late Myer Brandt, loving all who love her. Quest Diagnostics, the latter Aurora Genta de Ayala and by grandfather of Michael Harris Donna-Lee was the beloved for 29 years. his brother Omar Manuel all Brandt and his wife, Chrissy To place a wife of James “Jim” J. Aufie- He was grateful for the of Uruguay. and Ryan Nicholas Brandt ro, Sr, with whom she shared wonderful experiences play- Interment in Swampscott and great-grandfather of Kev- 38 years of marriage, devoted ing soccer afforded him in- Cemetery, Swampscott. His in Brandt. memoriam Services will be held at mother of James J. Aufiero, Jr. cluding the formation of deep family would like to thank and his wife, Maria of Beverly friendships across team lines Bertram House of Swamp- and international borders, vis- and Alisha L. Aufiero and her scott and Care Dimensions for in the iting many interesting regions fiancé, Francis Dagle of Ayer; their care and support during of the world, coming to the 1962 2015 his illness. August 7 dear sister of James Howard, U.S. and most importantly, Sr. and his wife, Sandra of In his honor and in lieu of Revere You’re so much meeting his future wife in Ec- flowers, donations may be Maine and she is also lovingly Vazza a part of me uador. Always humble about made to the Altzheimers Asso- survived by one grandson, Jo- sharing his own accomplish- It’s almost like ciation (ALZ.ORG) 309 Wa- "Beechwood" Journal, seph R. Aufiero. ments on the pitch, his friends verly Oaks Road, Waltham, You’re right here. Donna-Lee’s Funeral Ser- would nevertheless be quick MA 2602452 Funeral vice was conducted in the to share anecdotes about how For more information, visit please call Happy Birthday Carafa Family Funeral Home, Pele called him a great player www.vertuccioandsmith.com. 389 Washington Ave., Chelsea or how he would practice with Home With Love, on Monday, August 5. Inter- Your Mother, Scott, ment followed at Woodlawn 262 Beach St., Revere 781-485- Melissa, Katie, Abby Cemetery in Everett. (781) 284-1127 & Grace 0588 OBITUARIES Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral TORF FUNERAL SERVICE All obituaries and death notices www.vazzafunerals.com Pre-need planning with our price protection guarantee. will be at a cost of Card of Thanks Arrangements made at our The family of the late facility or in the comfort of $100.00 per paper. Thomas A. Hagstrom your own home wishes to acknowledge the many kind 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: That includes photo. expressions of sympathy, and beautiful floral Deborah Torf Golden Amy Torf Golden Danny S. Smith Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) tributes received from friends and neighbors M.L. Torf (1867-1940) 773 Broadway Please send to during our recent bereavement. Your Richard A. Pruneau Revere, MA 02151 [email protected] kindness and sympathy is more deeply (617) 889-2900 Phone (781) 284-7756 appreciated than any word of thanks can www.vertuccioandsmith.com (800)428-7161 or call 781-485-0588 ever express. www.torffuneralservice.com The Hagstrom Family Wednesday, August 7, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 11 TIDEPOOL EXPLORATION WITH DCR AT SHORT BEACH

Photos & Story by Marianne Salza heaps of live seaweed, and collected rocks, their knees As the morning fog rolled covered in globs of wet sand. across the ripples of Short Families watched two duel- Beach, families examined the ing hermit crabs, and sifted divots revealed by the reced- beneath lifted rocks with a ed shore during the August 6 net, discovering four species Tidepool Exploration, spon- of crabs on the beach. They sored by the DCR, Friends of also learned about European Belle Isle Marsh, and Save the oysters, which were experi- Harbor/ Save the Bay. DCR mented on and grown in Sa- Naturalist Matthew Nash ex- lem Harbor for a food source, plained local marine life to cu- and are now part of the natural rious little ones who grabbed environment.

DCR Naturalist Matthew Nash holding an Asian shore crab, an invasive species.

Madison, age 1, happily collecting rocks.

DCR Matthew Nash educating families about local marine life at Jason and his son, Rab Durkee, 2 years old, exploring a tide pool Short Beach on Aug. 6. on Short Beach with Jackson.

DCR Naturalist Matthew Nash exploring the creatures adhered to a rock with a father and son. RBC recognizes Friendly Gardens apartments Most people think that in- The multi-colored flowers of dividual homes are the only petunias and begonias flank ones eligible for the Revere the entrance to the build- Beautification Committee’s ing. This effect is continued “Beautiful Home” award. down the drive to the Revere This is untrue as evidenced by Street entrance and around the the recipient of this month’s building along Revere Street. award. Added to the petunias and be- The RBC recently selected gonias are hostas, evergreen the Friendly Garden complex bushes, rose bushes and se- on Revere Street as a recipi- dum. All available space is ent of this honor. As in many filled with lovely color! In instances around the city, addition, there are two decora- there is not a large amount tive benches on the sidewalk of land available for planting into the building creating a at this site. The residents of welcoming effect. the Friendly Gardens didn’t The original work was let that stop them. They took done by Mike’s Landscaping things into their hands and of Malden but the daily work landscaped their property cre- is being done by a group of Jason and Rab Durkee, and Whitney and her daughter, Madison, ating a lovely effect. the residents of the complex. exploring a tidepool on Short Beach on Aug. 6. As one drives into the prop- Residents Stacy Ventola and erty, the driveway is full of Maryann Irwin perform the Gold is at an color on both sides. On the daily work to keep the prop- Need Money for your Vacation? All Time High! left side of the drive there erty looking so lovely and passion for working on the all the beautiful flowers.” landscaping. It’s very reward- The Revere Beautification $1,450/oz are plantings chock full of George Salerno helps with Planning a trip to Casino? red, white and purple colored all of the holiday decorations. ing when members comment Committee (RBC) congrat- NOW is the time to Sell Your Gold! flowers. Some are around This team effort has produced on how beautiful the grounds ulates the members of the trees while others border the a beautiful product. look each season. Some of Friendly Gardens team and rounded edges of the grass This is truly a labor of the members who are unable encourage other apartment/ creating a lively impression. love for the Friendly Garden to leave their apartment tell condominium complexes to This effect is duplicated on Team as evidenced by their us that they smile when they emulate them by beautifying Lavilla398 Broadway, Revere, MA Jewelers Next to the Central Fire Station the right side of the driveway. statement that “We have a look out their window and see their property.

For questions, or private appointments Call Larry at 781-284-7875 Your Neighborhood Jeweler for 24 Years SENIOR CENTER NEWS You don’t want to miss out! Stop by today Rossetti Cowan Senior including cutting of toenails Thursday, August 8- Hot velops new skills? Join Linda Center Activities and trimming of Calluses will Dog on Bun, Brown Beans, Doherty on Tuesdays from Find us on @Lavilla Jewelers 25 Winthrop Ave. be offered. Referrals to other Tuscany Vegetables, Fruit 9:30-11:30 a.m. at the Rosset- Specialists will be made avail- Cocktail, Milk, Coffee, or Tea ti-Cowan Senior Center Chair Massage TBA able if necessary, for more Friday, August 9- BBQ complicated problems. Ser- Ribs, Mexican Rice, Corn, Therapeutic Massage can Senior Center Shuttle vices will be a discounted fee Strawberries, Milk, Coffee, or relax tense Muscles due to Senior Shuttle will trav- of $20 per visit. Tea overwork or stress. It can also el to Square One Mall, Sau- improve the blood supply to Monday, August 12- gus on Monday’s at 11. tissues, improve energy and Hearing Program Cheeseburger on Roll w/ Walmart, Lynn on Friday’s alertness and relieve stress Free Frequency Test and Ketchup, Tuscany Vegetables, case history Analysis, as well Milk, Coffee, Or Tea at 11. Reservations must be and anxiety. Barbara Mac- as cleaning are available with Tuesday, August 13- Donald Certified and Licensed made in advance. Contact Mary Marino at the Rosset- Stuffed Green Peppers, Massage Therapist will be at Rossetti-Cowan Senior Cen- ti/Cowan Senior Center, 25 Mashed Potatoes, Whole Rossetti Cowan Senior Center ter for more information, 781- Winthrop Ave for Elderly Res- Wheat Bread, Tapioca Pud- she will be offering 15-minute 286-8156 idents the please call Center ding, Milk, Coffee, or Tea chair massage from 10 a.m. appointments are suggested Wednesday, August 14- PATRIOT CLUB to Noon. The cost is $10 per but walk-ins will be serviced Chicken Cordon Bleau, Rice session and although walk-ins if time allows Pilaf, Carrots, Tropical Fruit SENIOR NEWS will be serviced, it is advisable Salad, Milk, Coffee, Or Tea The Revere Patriot Seniors to call for Reservation at 781- Blood Pressure August meeting will be held 286-8156. Call the center for Individual Conference Bead Weaving/ on Tuesday August 13 at 1:00 additional information. Thursday, Aug. 8 and Jewelry making class P.M. at the Patriot Club at Pa- Thursday, Aug. 22 Monday’s 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. triot Parkway in Revere. Monthly Podiatry Clinic The following trip is planned on Sept. 19: Dr. David Kaplan Foot Movie Wednesday Aspiring or experienced art- Don Knotts Tribute Doctor will be available at the Aug. 14 – to be announced ists are you interested in join- Show at Wright’s Chicken Rossetti Cowan Senior Center ing an art group? Want to Farm for $89.00 on Sept. 4. Lunch Schedule be part of a group that paints, For reservations call Lor- Only Routine Foot Care August 8th – August 14th has fun, shares ideas, and de- raine 781-289-3039 Page 12 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, August 7, 2019

REVERE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT HOSTS A PETTING ZOO Last Tuesday evening at the Susan B. Anthony Com- plex local children were treat- ed to pony rides, petting zoo, face painting, balloon animals by Silly Willie and music by DJ Jim. Despite the heat lots of families took advantage of this summer event hosted by Revere’s Park and Recre- ation Department. The pet- ting zoo is only one of many such events that will be host- ed throughout the rest of the summer. Silly Willie with Emma Car- The children were excited nazzo. over the up close and person- al touch of the many rabbits, way to end a day, giving the Billy and Jayla Gulla. goats, chickens and even a children a chance to enjoy The East Boston Savings Bank was on hand to pass out savings Carmela Penta dressed and mini-horse and a donkey were a great event and for many, banks and coloring books to the children, Paul D’Onofrio and ready to ride. Lenyi Guridys with Stefania Batbero and Alberto Caruso. on hand to pet. It was a great tucker them out for a good night’s sleep.

Georgia Nurse with Silly Willie at the Susan B Anthony Complex.

Aviana Paula getting a leg tattoo. Sean King at the event hosted by Revere Parks and Rec. Sara Prieto making friends with a sheep.

Shown above, DJ Jim with Abby Smith. To the left, Sarah Quinones and Jackie Bagg- nera from Massachusetts Domenic Severino enjoying a ride around the complex, seeing Department of Children and all the animals. Isabella Oliveira pets a goat Families. last Tuesday evening.

Emilia Holley is ready to ride at the Susan B. Damian “the Flash” Aguacia with a bunny Anthony Complex. rabbit.

Shown to the left, Luis and Luis Jr. Pagan enjoying the petting zoo.

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THE PATRIOT WAY — FOOTBALL TEAM GEARS UP FOR SEASON WITH CARWASH FUNDRAISER

The RHS Patriot Football Team hard at work last Sunday morning behind City Hall. The team and the parents club were hosting a car wash, to raise funds to offset the cost of much needed equipment for the team. It was a beautiful morning and as soon as the water buckets were filled the cars started lining up to support the team’s efforts. The Patriots will open their season on September 13th at Della Russo Stadium against the “Fisherman” of Gloucester High School, and this promises to be a great game for the 2019 football season. In the above photo the RHS Patriots are ready to take on their first assignment of the season, getting plenty of Revere cars sparkling clean, and extend a hearty thank you to all that stopped by and supported the cause.

REVERE PAL PARTICIPATES IN METRO MAYORS SHANNON GRANT BASKETBALL TOURNEY The Revere Police Activ- The Metro Mayor’s Coalition. ities League participated in The event was supported by the Metro Mayor’s Coalition many local law enforcement Shannon Grant Basketball members and representatives Tournament on Saturday, Aug. promoting the importance of 3, at Hoyt Park in Cambridge. building healthy relationships Teams from Cambridge, with police officers and com- Revere, Malden, Winthrop, munity engagement. Somerville, Everett, Quincy, The Revere team came in and Chelsea competed in a day second place, losing to a very long event in collaboration good Cambridge team in the with the Shannon Grant and Finals 52-48.

Revere was represented by; Rashawn Peete, Ramadan Barry, Amara Bockaire, Chris Lithgrow, Louis Cardozza, Will Martinez, Sebas- tian Venagas, Momo Farah, and Jafar Barry.

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Senior Jonathan Murphy gives it his all during the competi- The 2019 RHS Patriot Football Team on historic Revere Beach for the annual Iron Man Competition. tion.

Zach Furlong competing in the Iron Man weight compe- tition.

Jaryd Benson with a great Jonathan Burrow is cheered Patriot top four, Michael Marchese, Joe Llamos, Zach Furlong start on the Iron Man Compe- on by his team mates. and 2019 Iron Man Competition winner, Lucas Barbosa. tition. Mazer Ali in full throttle on the cone race.

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It involves is also under construction to we are improving the road- plan to inform passengers, several major projects over give passengers a better expe- way system, reducing conges- employees and tenants about the next five years, including: rience and an option for dis- tion and air emissions at the an upcoming series of con- • Terminal B to C roadway counted shared rides. The goal airport and our neighboring struction projects at Boston improvements; is to eliminate about 1.5 mil- communities, and building Logan International Airport. • A new Terminal B-C lion empty, or “deadheading,” more sustainable features at The projects will have major post-security connection; TNC vehicles and double our terminals.” impacts to the traveling pub- • New gates and a LEX ridership from 2 million Built in 1967, Terminal C lic, including roadway detours 2,000-space parking garage at to 4 million. This will reduce is Logan’s busiest terminal, starting this fall, and will all Terminal E; congestion and air emissions home to JetBlue Airways and be completed within the next • Increased sustainability at Logan and will benefit our served over 12 million passen- five years. efforts to reduce greenhouse neighboring communities. gers in 2018. Construction for The Authority is prepar- gas emissions; Construction on a few of the Terminal C Optimization ing New England’s gateway • Better access to and these projects has already be- airport for a growing number more high occupancy vehicle gun and so far there has only and the Terminal B-C Con- of passengers driven by the (HOV) transportation options. been a handful of minor inter- nector projects will begin next robust economy and industry A new website www.Lo- ruptions. Starting this fall, and spring. The combined projects trends. Massport is branding ganForward.com has been set throughout the next five years, will consolidate the securi- this campaign “Logan For- up to provide more informa- there will be major impacts. ty checkpoints, renovate the ward,” complete with a new tion about each of these proj- Some of the improvements public spaces, and expand the Mayor Brian Arrigo was invited by the Revere MGH Youth Works website and a text alert pro- ects, as well as construction are needed to support the cur- food and retail concessions to play a little basketball with the youths last week. Pictured gram coming later this fall to timelines and updates. A new rent passenger load and con- and passenger amenities. A here with the Mayor is Chris Charles who attends the program. keep the public informed as text alert program is also in struction for the Terminal B new concourse connecting we make important invest- the works and will be avail- to C roadway improvement Terminals B and C post-secu- ments to improve the custom- able later this fall. Passengers, project has already begun. rity will also be completed in er experience at Logan. In employees and tenants will be The project will replace the 2021. addition, Massport is training able to get up-to-date messag- aging roadway infrastructure The Terminal E Modern- airport staff, and will use ra- es about road detours and traf- between the two terminals ization project will add nearly dio, print and digital advertis- fic impacts. and significantly reduce traffic 400,000 square feet of space ing to get the word out to our “Logan Forward” also congestion, especially during with seven new gates, three of passengers. There will also be includes a robust Ground peak hours of operation. Sep- which were approved in 1995 signage throughout the air- Transportation plan aimed at arate roads for both terminals but never constructed, to the port terminals and along the reducing the airport’s environ- will ease traffic flow and- in international terminal. These roadways. Logan served 40.9 mental footprint by strategi- crease curb space at Termi- new gates will be able to serve million passengers in 2018, cally providing more options nal C. As part of the Ground larger and more energy-effi- and has nearly 20,000 full and for passengers to use HOV, Transportation strategy, we cient aircraft commonly used part-time employees. like Logan Express (LEX). are also adding new roads to for international flights. The “‘Logan Forward’ is our LEX is the seventh largest and from the Central Garage project will include new TSA commitment to improve the transit system in Massachu- to separate App Ride vehicles security checkpoints, an ex- passenger experience and we setts with Back Bay and four from other traffic. pledge to keep the public in- suburban locations in Brain- “We have a responsibility panded ticketing hall, renova- formed every step of the way tree, Framingham, Woburn, to build a modern, world-class tions to the existing building, throughout the construction and Peabody. facility because it is what our new high-capacity baggage process so they can appro- Within the next five years, airline partners want and pas- carousels, and improvements priately plan ahead,” said in- a new LEX service will be sengers expect,” said Aviation to the Customs and Border coming Massport CEO Lisa available at North Station and Director Ed Freni. “We’re us- Protection area to be complet- Wieland. “This will be a long another suburban location; ing this as an opportunity to ed by 2023. Terminal E was process and communication more parking spaces will be prepare the entire airport for built in 1974 and currently with our passengers will be available in Braintree and the future and it is critical that serves 5 million passengers key.” Framingham; and more buses we keep the traveling public, annually who fly to 56 non- Massport is undergoing a will service Framingham. A airlines and tenants informed stop international destina- nearly $2 billion capital plan new centralized TNC, or App every step of the way. Not tions.

Pictured from left to right: Rep. Vincent’s Aide Ricky Serino, State Rep. RoseLee Vincent and Bill Reedy. Vincent welcomes Reedy for State House visit State Rep. RoseLee Vin- munity, is known to many cent recently welcomed life- throughout the city for his in- time Revere resident and cur- volvement in the Revere Soci- rent American Legion Post 61 ety for Historical and Cultural Commander Bill Reedy to the Preservation, Rumney Marsh Massachusetts State House Burial Ground Renovation for a visit and tour of historic Committee, as well as a vol- building. Reedy, a dedicated unteer at the monthly Veter- member of the Revere com- ans’ Food Bank at the Legion. International Overdose Awareness Day to be observed at SUDI Office The City of Revere’s Sub- es, car antennas, etc. stance Use Disorder Initiatives (SUDI) Office encourages Additional Information: residents and businesses alike Photo Submission to participate in Internation- - 4-by-7-inch photos sub- al Overdose Awareness Day mitted in a sealed envelope: (IOAD); a worldwide event • Mail to 437 Revere St., to advance public awareness Revere, MA 02151 about the opioid epidemic. • In-person at the SUDI Furthermore, IOAD aims to Office reduce stigma associated with • SUDI mail-slot locat- drug-related fatalities, as well ed in City Hall (Water Dept./ as promote evidence-based Basement Level) drug policies that save lives - SUDI will accept photos and increase public safety. To by email if extenuating cir- learn more about International cumstances prevent submis- Overdose Awareness Day visit sion https://www.overdoseday.com In recognition of IOAD, the Purple Ribbon SUDI Office will be collecting 4-by-7-inch photographs of - SUDI will provide purple individuals whose lives were ribbon upon request. Please cut short due to an overdose. contact Jennifer Duggan at These photos will be displayed (781) 629-4158 or send an in SUDI’s windows through- email to [email protected] to out the month of August, fol- inquire lowed by a brief memorial that will take place on Wednesday, Personal Stories Aug. 28, at 5 p.m.. In addition - The SUDI Office invites to attending the event, SUDI family members interested asks community members and in sharing a personal story business owners to demon- about their loved one at the strate support for the families 08/28 event. Please contact and friends who’ve lost loved CarrieAnn Salemme @ (617) ones by displaying purple rib- 922-6069 or email sudi@re- bons on front doors, mailbox- vere.org for further details. Page 16 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, August 7, 2019

REVERE POLICE HOST SENIOR CITIZEN POLICE Capt. Amy O’Hara and Officer Gerry Salvati review notes. Capt. Amy O’Hara addresses class. ACADEMY Photos by Stephen W. Fielding and Chief James R. Guido also Camille Piccinni-Ciambelli thanked Stephen Fielding, Di- rector of the Rossetti-Cowan The Revere Police Depart- for this partnership. ment, in collaboration with Mayor Brian Arrigo con- the Rosetti-Cowan Senior gratulated all the seniors who Center, graduated the Senior participated in the program Citizen Police Academy on and the Revere Police Depart- August 1st. The Academy’s ment for starting this excellent Director, Capt. Amy O’Hara, program. There can never be said the Academy was four enough interaction with the weeks in length with gradu- community Arrigo stated. Kathy Callahan and retired Officer Carl Borgioli watch the ceremony. ation on week five. Weekly As a result of this successful classes were an hour long initial Academy a second Se- Mayor Brian Arrigo speaks to K-9 Officer Mike Mason and filled with topics important to nior Citizen Police Academy seniors. his partner Walsh. seniors and a look at the spe- is being planned in the near fu- cialized units in the Revere ture. Seniors interested in reg- Police Department, as taught istering for the second acade- by Revere Police Officers. my should provide their names The classes were held at the to the senior center office staff Rossetti-Cowan Senior Cen- and anticipate information that ter on Thursday mornings be- will be included in the Revere tween 10:30am-11:30am. Senior Power, provide on the This is a valuable pro- Revere Seniors News Show on gram,” said Chief James R. RTV, and the Rossetti-Cowan Guido. “Our officers enjoyed Senior Center. interacting with the seniors in Seniors interested in regis- the community and helping tering for this academy should to provide them with insight contact Camille Piccinni-Ci- Officer Salvati helps Roseann Colannino try on tactical gear. Officer Joe Internicola. into how police perform their ambelli, Program Coordinator duties.” “I am happy we were or Stephen Fielding, Director, able to start this new program of the Rossetti-Cowan Senior and look forward to more Center at (781) 286-8156. classes in the future.”

Anna Ferrara (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Re- Anne Marie Droukas (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials vere Police officers. and Revere Police officers. GET ‘EM BEFORE THEY’RE GONE

Agnes Ferrioli (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

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Lawrence Seigal (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Marie Giacobbe (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Dottie D’Italia (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Maranne Fiore (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Camille Ciambelli and Stephen Fielding shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Carmella Mericer (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Michael Ferrara (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Nick Giacobbe (third from left) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Rose LaVerde (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers.

Smiling seniors with certificates. Roseann Colannino (center) shown with their certificate of completion alongside City officials and Revere Police officers. Page 18 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, August 7, 2019 NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION

REINVIGORATING rals on the walls in the same tial water and sewer custom- THE DOWNTOWN color scheme, and sun shades ers will see an increase of one CHELSEA READS OUTDOORS to protect from the summer percent in rates for Fiscal Year CHELSEA - One might heat. That grant is supported 2020, and larger users will see have seen the colorful paint by a $55,000 matching grant a four percent increase. job on the gazebo at Belling- from the Chamber, which will In June, City Manager ham Square and wondered also help to provide program- Thomas Ambrosino presented what it was all about. ming for the district. the Council with a proposed Well, it’s more than just a Chamber Executive Direc- 3-percent increase for water colorful paint job. tor Rich Cuthie has been very and sewer customers who use Rather, it is the first step in excited about the branding of less than 2,500 cubic feet of what business and City lead- the downtown using the grant water. A 5-percent increase ers hope will be a coordinated and the Chamber’s resources. was proposed for custom- plan for the downtown busi- He said, like Jaramillo, that ers who use more than that ness district – a plan that has the district is on the cusp of amount. already gained the confidence something very exciting. That In June, a number of Coun- of state government with is particularly the case for the cillors spoke out against the Chelsea getting two $20,000 storefront improvement pro- proposed increases. grants to further the project gram, which has been paved “This is killing the poor along. by the passing of new store- people who live here,” said Carlos Matos, a fellow as- front regulations by the City District 6 Councillor Giovan- signed to Chelsea from the Council this year. ni Recupero. “This is not only MassDevelopment Transfor- Part of that will be financed going to drive the homeown- mative Development Initia- by the new CHISPA BizLab, ers out, this is going to drive tive (TDI) program, said the which the state awarded a the tenants out, too. This is a gazebo was just the first piece $20,000 grant to start. That bad thing to go up this much. of several placemaking initia- will be supplemented by a Following a public hearing PHOTO BY MARIANNE SALZA tives they hope to achieve with $6,000 grant by the Chamber on the rates earlier in July, the Chamber, a new business IGNORED NO MORE: Children’s Librarian Katherine Palencia, of the Chelsea Public Library, reading Foundation. Ambrosino and Public Works “Five Little Ducks,” by Denise Fleming to children in Chelsea Square. The Chelsea Public Library lab dubbed CHISPA BizLab, Meaning “spark” in Span- Commissioner Fidel Maltez and the Chamber Foundation and Raising a Reader are partnering with Chelsea Prospers to liven up underutilized and ignored ish, CHISPA will help to pro- discussed concerns about ris- parks in the downtown for story-time hours with families. So far, it’s been a great success. – among many other partners. vide small business technical ing sewer rates, according to a “The gazebo was the be- assistance and advocacy for letter the City Manager sent to ginnings of this placemak- Latino businesses. It will also the Council. ing and focusing attention be irregular. the statutory deadline,” read because of everything that has serve as a business incubator “Although rising rates are Lindsey wanted to chal- the letter. “A copy of the time- gone on…I know I turned in on the downtown,” he said. for new startups in Chelsea’s inevitable when the majority “It’s bright and like the things lenge the signatures, indicat- stamped nomination paper well over 300 signatures. business district. That assis- of the City’s water and sew- ing he didn’t think D’Onofrio is enclosed. Moreover, I am “I challenge their signa- you’ve seen in Boston. We tance will particularly go to- er costs are determined by studied it and these are de- qualified for the ballot. informed that you were noti- tures if anything,” he contin- wards helping the food-relat- charges from the MWRA, and However, that request was fied by Ms. Linda Angiolillo, ued, “because I’ve gone door- signs that will resonate with ed businesses in the district. those charges rise each and residents of Central America denied by the City as they said Director of Elections, that the to-door and property gotten Already, CHISPA director every year, we are cognizant Lindsey turned in the paper- office, as is true of City Hall all my signatures. I’ve always and South America in shape Deise Paraguay has started of the City’s need to try to and color. They will also ap- work late, paperwork that was generally, closed for business gotten my own signatures and talking to local businesses, of- keep the rate increases moder- stamped at 5:04 p.m. – just at 5 p.m. Ms. Angiolillo al- when I had to campaign, I peal to everyone because it ficially beginning on July 15. ate,” Ambrosino stated. adds color and vibrancy to the four minutes after the dead- lowed you to submit the ob- campaigned on my own…I’ve Right now she said she is lis- After looking at some of line. jection with the office. How- gotten my signatures. I’m not area.” tening and learning – trying to the recent improvements to “The initiative is working Lindsey and Adrien said he ever, in accordance with law, a person that seeks vengeance bring everyone together. She the water system in the past had the paperwork filled out it cannot be accepted for the on people. I just want to know well so far,” said City Man- will also act as the organizer year, including the start of ager Tom Ambrosino. “Hope- by 4:58 p.m. and was trying purposes submitted. Should why me.” of all of the projects involved the program to replace aging to get someone to take the you wish to appeal this deci- Lindsey had just found out fully, progress will continue with the re-branding effort. water meters throughout the in our efforts to revitalize the paperwork, but no one would sion, I advise you to seek pri- about the rejection on Monday Jaramillo said they have system and better tracking accept the challenge. No one vate legal assistance as soon afternoon, and said he would Downtown.” hired a company to fly a drone of water use by contractors, Sergio Jaramillo, who is a was in the office, and they as possible to explore any pursue the appeal, but was in up and down Broadway to Ambrosino said he believes said they were told only City available options.” the process of taking that next longtime Chamber member highlight the district. Similar- the City will be able to reduce and the new president of the Clerk Sergio Cornelio could Lindsey said he plans to step at press time. ly, they have contracted with non-billable usage. accept the paperwork – and he seek an appeal, and believes The at-large race for School Chamber Foundation, said a professional kitchen to bring The City Manager said he they hope to use a coordinated wasn’t there. he was well-within the time Committee will feature a Pre- in all of the restaurant own- also plans to implement a bet- Finally, Lindsey said, the limit to file. He said it was a liminary Election on Sept. 17, approach to bring life to the ers from Broadway to consult ter process for water and sew- downtown, help businesses papers were taken after 5 p.m. matter of no one being there and both D’Onofrio and Lind- with professional chefs. Us- er rate-setting, beginning next and stamped. to take the paper from him – sey have qualified for that bal- and make downtown Chelsea ing traditional recipes, they year. Those plans include a a place to be. “David plans to appeal this which brings up an interesting lot at this point – along with will work to invigorate their spring subcommittee meeting to the courts and to the Sec- question, if true, statewide five other candidates for the “Our desire is to have Chel- menus and give them new life. with the City Council to pres- sea be a destination point for retary of State,” said Adrien about just what constitutes seats. Jaramillo said he is confi- ent recommendations for wa- on Tuesday. “It’s about the making a statutory deadline. the region – just like Chi- dent that in a few years, the ter and sewer rates for FY21. natown and the North End principle and what they are If one stands and waits for 10 STADIUM PLANS new efforts will all pay off While the water and sewer doing and why. David feels minutes for help, have they and as it is becoming in East with an enlivened and excit- rate increases are lower than MOVING AHEAD Boston,” he said. “We want like what they’re trying to made the deadline? ing downtown for residents initially proposed, there will pull isn’t fair at all. He said Lindsey and Adrien believe EVERETT - As football to have Chelsea be that place and those who want to come be a heftier price to pay for the season quickly approaches, they want to come to because he didn’t think it was fair be- that is a question to answer in to Chelsea as a destination. City trash rate with a 10-per- cause he was in there and gave court, but City officials said the team comes one more year of the activities and food and “I see in a few years that cent hike. closer to playing its last game quality of life that is here… the papers to Linda. He has a that is not what they believe we will have an opportunity “For the past several years, stamp that says he was there at happened. on the Parkway – and its first Jay Ash was great for build- for the business communi- we have been running defi- on the banks of the Malden ing up the coffers of the City 4:58 p.m.” Lindsey challenged the sig- ty to capture a new market,” cits in our trash accounting Adrien said she has texts natures of D’Onofrio because River. again and building up Everett he said. “There will be more because the rate has not been The Everett Memorial Sta- Avenue. I think now we are on from him at that time asking he and Adrien were looking going on here and it will be sufficient to cover the true her what to do because no one at the Nomination Papers and dium on the Parkway has been the cusp and ready to do the more visually interesting for cost of solid waste collection the focal point of about every other half of the city.” was there to accept the paper- found them strange. They residents and visitors com- and disposal in the City,” Am- work for the challenge, and first saw that entire families fall in Everett for the last sev- Added Matos, “There are ing here. When people say, brosino stated. eral decades, but in time it great opportunities on Ever- Cornelio was said to be out of appeared to be signed in the ‘Where should we go to din- The 10-percent increase is town. same handwriting, and after appears more certain that the ett Avenue and the question ner?’ They will say they want an effort to eliminate that defi- focal point will move to the is now how do we transform The City has an entirely consulting the Secretary of to go to Chelsea. Creating cit. different take on the situation. State, learned that one person new parkland at Seven Acres them from isolated goals to a places where people want to The new FY20 trash rate is Park - with plans for a new greater economic impact and Communications Direc- cannot sign for a whole fam- live and visit is the best thing $33.10 monthly for residential tor Tom Philbin said they got ily. Stadium there moving further draw them to the downtown to do.” property and $156.15 monthly into design this summer. for that greater economic advice on the matter from the Then, Adrien said, they Added Matos, “A lot of for commercial units in mixed Secretary of State, outside le- found other inconsistencies. City Planner Tony Sousa impact. That’s the challenge people are clamoring for au- buildings. Owner-occupied said the City has hired Nv5 we’re working on now.” gal counsel and the City So- “When we saw the same thenticity in the places they go units will remain exempt from licitor. All of them said the handwriting, we were suspi- design firm as its owners proj- An extension of the gaze- to. The places in Cambridge the fee. ect manager (OPM) to begin bo branding effort, now being law is pretty firm on the time/ cious and it wasn’t a page or and Somerville are maybe date stamp. two, but pages and pages,” the scope of the project. It dubbed ‘Chelsea Centro’ as a lacking that. We think Chelsea is the same firm that worked test run – complete with bags SCHOOL COMMITTEE “They all came back and she said. “We felt like we has that authenticity you want SIGNATURES pretty much said 5 p.m. is 5 knew what was going on – on the new stadium at UMa- and buttons as promotional and can’t get anywhere else. ss-Amhert. tools, is a $20,000 grant from CHALLENGED p.m.,” he said. “It has to be they seemed to be copying the We want to highlight that, and before that time, even though voter lists.” “We do have them on as the state that will bring the that’s what we are setting out EVERETT - When School our OPM and we have them same bright color-scheme to it’s four minutes.” She said they noticed one to do now.” Committee candidate David In a letter from City Solici- family name, the Rossi fam- on a limited scope at this time Luther Place – where the suc- Lindsey Jr. went into the City that is $50,000,” he said. “The cessful Night Market has been tor Colleen Mejia on July 24, ily, that had an inconsistency Clerk’s Office on July 23, she informs Lindsey that the in the printed name versus process is for them to come held twice this summer. there was time to spare before back with several high-level The parking lot/market will WATER, SEWER, TRASH challenge could not be accept- the real name. Instead of the the 5 p.m. deadline. ed as it came after the 5 p.m. real name being signed, the completed layouts with some be painted in bright colors, and RATES GOING UP Lindsey, who is also the designs.” also be painted to accommo- CHELSEA - Water and deadline on July 19. inconsistency was signed, she husband of Council candidate “As you are likely aware, alleged. The idea is to move the Sta- date basketball or street soccer sewer rates are increasing, Gerly Adrien, thought the sig- dium to the area where Seven – giving it many different op- but not as much as some City you submitted you letter of D’Onofrio told the Inde- natures on incumbent School objection in the City Clerk’s pendent he is confident in his Acre Park is at now, bringing portunities for activation. That Councillors initially feared. Committeeman Bernie D’On- with it a recreation center and will be supplemented by mu- Most of the City’s residen- Office at 5:04 p.m. on July signatures and he isn’t sure ofrio’s nomination papers to 23, 2019, four minutes past why they singled him out. A connecting it to the new ex- banker at Bank of American isting amenities – such as the WWW.BOBSAUTOBODY.COM for 36 years in Everett, and head-turning practice field a life-long resident who has that was built by Encore this Conveniently located On The Blue Line been on the Committee eight year. years, he said he thinks they “I think the natural discus- • PICK-UP & DELIVERY should check their own signa- sion is to have a high school/ tures. collegiate-style field with lots SAFE DEPENDABLE QUALITY REPAIRS “I don’t know why these of public amenities and recre- folks picked me out of all the ation that could complement with a lifetime Guarantee folks that are running to chal- all activities of the schools for lenge my signatures,” he said. football, lacrosse, soccer, field Licensed • Bonded • Insured “I don’t have any concerns hockey and track and field. though. People who know me, This Stadium would comple- Registered by the know I keep rather quiet. I’m ment the practice field that is just being finished now by Commonwealth of Massachusetts one of the good guys here. If there’s anyone more loving Encore. We have a shortage Bob Bolognese of playing fields and space for Owner Reg. #3053 and caring for the kids and the school system, it’s me…I can 1456 NORTH SHORE RD., REVERE • 781-289-1300 only think people are upset See METRO NEWS Page 19 Wednesday, August 7, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 19

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18 of playing fields and space for commercial breaks some- country since 2004. of the water,” said Bob Tuck- for the 2019-2020 school available to families as a re- organized sports and activities times spike, especially when “The idea came to me er, head of the Friends of Nah- year, and for the 2020-2021 source. We offer several ways now. We’re going to see a lot there is one suspect hitting while studying geometry, an- ant Beach. The signs now are school year, third and sixth to stay in touch regarding of utilization of this field. The numerous businesses. cient architecture and crop small, red and only in English. grades will be added to the school happenings, including public space there is going to For example, one thief is on circles,” he said. “Our ances- “Yet people are in the water.” list of required registrations. emails from myself and the be heavily utilized and it’s go- the loose and responsible for tors created their magnificent Another resident, Suzanne A mortgage document, rental principals, electronic systems ing to be a great place to be.” several break-ins at popular works with very simple tools, Chapman told how her son lease agreement, or property including I-Pass, individu- The City already has set restaurants in Orient Heights but armed with great geomet- and six friends all came down tax document will be accept- al school website pages and aside $2 million for the design Square. ric insights. From there the art with intestinal problems after ed as proof of residency and social media postings. When of the project in the Capital The thief first struck on has evolved into many differ- going for a swim at King’s personal financial information you come in to re-establish Improvement Plan (CIP), but July 1 at night long after Ori- ent styles over the years a me- Beach earlier this summer. will be required. residency, please verify that has no intention on spending ent Heights Square restau- dium guides the exploration.” She was upset that it was the “Over the past two years, we have your correct email that money in the early stages rants and bars are closed. The Amador generally gives same day the warning signs we have discovered that sev- and let us know if you need happening now. suspect broke into Renegades himself about two hours to went up. eral non-resident families help getting access to any of The next step, he said, if on Bennington Street and work. However, as more peo- “If we extend the pipe and continue to have students en- the Winthrop Public School’s for Nv5 to come back with later hit Luna Restaurant on ple join in and help him he don’t fix the root of the prob- rolled in the Winthrop Public E-systems. We appreciate the the conceptual plans, and Saratoga Street across from can do larger or more ambi- lem it’s a waste,” said resident Schools and we have taken cooperation of our families in then shop those around to the Noyes Field. tious works. But everything Pam Edwards. steps to assist them in enroll- participating in this process.” community – including the The suspect returned on must happen during the low- “This is a move to start ing their students in the com- schools, youth leagues, the July 5 and hit Renegades for tide, and ideally during the somewhere,” Cyr said. munity in which they now ENGMAN NOT TO DPW and others. a second time. window in which the tide is at Resident Nicole Bouchard reside,” said School Superin- SEEK RE-ELECTION In the late fall, he said, they “Our detectives are work- its lowest. said there should be a demand tendent Lisa Howard. “Our would like to put out a bid for ing on this case and have good Amador said he does this for an audit of the sewer sys- obligation is to ensure that the WINTHROP - Precinct 4 an architect to design the new video of the suspect and iden- type of art because it gets him tem and who is dumping raw resources intended for Win- Councilor Heather Engman Stadium based on the concep- tified him as a person of inter- out to the beach and in the sewerage into the system. throp resident students are re- has announced she will not tual plan being worked out est,” said District A-7 Com- fresh air to experience the el- Cyr urged anyone con- served for Winthrop residents seek re-election to the Town right now. munity Officer Dan Simons. ements of sun or wind or rain. cerned to write their legislator. only.” Council. So far no one has That plan will also include Simons said that the sus- “I do it because it brings The policy states that “res- taken out nomination papers a recreation building too, he pect is described as a white me peace and focus,” he said. idence” is the primary place for Precinct 4. SCHOOLS ADOPT Also, no one has taken out said. male driving a dark-colored “Ultimately, I do it because of NEW RESIDENCY where a person dwells perma- “The architect will be pick-up truck. the joy of the challenge. The nently and is the place that is nomination papers for a two- charged with relocating the Simons said community art form feels to me to be an COMPLIANCE the center of his or her domes- year spot as a library trustee Stadium to RiverGreen and members wishing to assist exploration of the various POLICY tic, social, and civic life. Tem- either. designing some type of rec- this investigation anonymous- ways to make large-scale cre- porary residence in the Town Residents interested in ei- WINTHROP - Accord- ther office are encouraged to reation building on land adja- ly can do so by calling the ations. Over the years I have ing to a long-standing policy, of Winthrop, for the purpose cent to the Stadium,” he said. CrimeStoppers Tip Line at 1 found a number of methods, of attending a Winthrop pub- take out nomination papers Winthrop Public Schools pro- from the Town Clerk’s office. “The footprint fits the existing (800) 494-TIPS or by texting and new ones continue to vides education to all school lic school, shall not be consid- footprint.” the word ‘TIP’ to CRIME present themselves as I ex- ered residency. Persons who To be placed on the ballot age residents of the town. In town wide candidates need at He said there is no plan (27463). The Boston Police plore deeper. This year I pur- the past, families have been are found to temporarily re- right now as to what to do Department will stringently chased a copter with camera side in the Town of Winthrop least 150 signatures. Precinct required to provide a proof of candidates need at least 50 with the current Stadium site guard and protect the identi- attached so that I can make residency upon entering kin- for the purpose of attending on the Parkway. However, ties of all those who wish to the art and take photos at the the public schools in the Town certified signatures. dergarten or when entering Voters this year will select he said rumors about it being help this investigation in an landscape level in locations the district for the first time. of Winthrop or who do not re- sold are not true whatsoever. anonymous manner. never before available to me. side in the town of Winthrop a council president for a two While this process remains year term; a four-year coun- “The Stadium is public Simons added that crime That has opened up whole the same, the School Commit- may be dismissed immediate- land so any attempt to dispose in Eastie has been on a down- new avenues of exploration. ly from the Winthrop Public cilor at large seat; a two-year tee has adopted a new policy councilor at large seat; repre- of the Stadium would require ward spiral since 2009. So I suppose I do it because that will help enforce the pro- Schools and the parent (s), state, City and local approv- Ten years ago Eastie had the art form continues to de- guardian(s), or others may be sentatives in Precinct 1 for a cess to ensure that Winthrop for a two-year term; Precinct als,” he said. “We would go 1,322 incidents of Part One light me with possibilities. residents receive the appro- jointly and severally liable to through the process. We have Crimes and in 2018 that num- And truly, it’s always a good the Winthrop Public Schools 2, 4, 6 for four-year terms; priate resources. In addition three representatives on no plan to do that yet. Right ber dropped dramatically and day at the beach.” to registering as a first-time for the student’s tuition and now we’re focusing on build- the total was only 658 total Amador has been featured other costs and fees. The School Committee for four- resident or as a kindergartner, year terms; three library trust- ing a new Stadium and bring- Part One crimes. by the BBC, CNN, Discov- students will be required to Winthrop Public Schools may ing over a recreation center. ery Channel, and numerous investigate the residency of ees for four-year terms. Also re-establish residency when candidates will be vying for Once the Stadium is built in ARTIST RETURNS TV programs and periodicals they approach the third, sixth, any student at any time. a couple of years, we can talk globally. “It is our hope that this two spots for four-year terms TO CONSTITUTION and ninth grades, to coincide on Housing Authority. about that land.” with building changes. process will also create an He said the Memorial to BEACH opportunity for schools to The nomination papers While this policy will be should be returned to the veterans on the Parkway EAST BOSTON -San CYR SEEKS TO established immediately, it connect with parents,” said would not be demolished. Francisco-based artist Andres Howard. “We welcome fami- Town Clerk’s office no later RETURN KING’S will only be required for stu- than Sept. 17 by 7 p.m. Amador returned to Constitu- dents entering the ninth grade ly involvement and want to be CRIME RATE IS tion Beach last Friday to turn BEACH BACK DOWN the wet sand at low-tide into a TO SWIMMABLE temporary piece of visual art CONDITION EAST BOSTON -Reach- with the help of the commu- ing the halfway point in the nity. LYNN - Last week. in year, East Boston has experi- For the past six years, Save the Lynn City Hall Council enced a decrease in Part One the Harbor/Save the Bay has Chambers, Council President Crime so far in 2019, accord- brought Amador out for a day Darren Cyr held a captive DON'T MISS OUT ing to statistics released by to take part in the non-profits audience of people like him the Boston Police Department Better Beaches Program that who love King’s Beach but earlier this month. provides free events and pro- are sick of the high bacteria According to statistics re- counts, beach closures and You've always wanted your ad on grams on public beaches from leased by the Boston Police Nahant to Nantasket. people being sick after swim- that compares Jan. 1, 2018 On Friday afternoon Ama- ming there. through July 21, 2018 with dor encouraged participants, The culprit is Stacy Brook our Front Page...Here's Your Your the same time period for 2019 who were mainly Save the on the Lynn-Swampscott line, overall Part One Crime is Harbor/Save the Bay staffers, and the associated outfall pipe Ad Here! down 25 percent in Eastie. East Boston YMCA summer associated with the drainage. There were 99 less Part campers and some curious Years ago the drains were sep- Opportunity. See REPORT, Page 3 One crimes reported when beach-goers, to join in the fun arated for water and the other comparing the same period in of creating his unique beach for sewer. During heavy rain events there can be spillover. Yellow 2018 with 2019. In total so far Black Cyan Magenta art. Residents of all ages had RHS Boys Basketball vs Marblehead Friday, January 12 at 7:00PM this year there have been only There is also yard runoff with RHS Field House a blast for several hours at RHS SPORTS LINE UP 292 Part One crimes com- pesticides pet waste and bird RHS Girls & Boys Swim Meet Eastie’s only beach helping Thursday, January 11, at 4:30PM pared to the 391 incidents that waste. Garfield Middle School Amador RHS Hockey vs East Boston 8 week occurred between the same “Amador’s extraordinary “There is an issue,” Cyr Wednesday,Cronin January Rink 10, at 6:30PM time frame in 2018. artwork can span over 100,000 said. “Our state delegation is minimum In 2018 there were 130 lar- square feet, which is achiev- working to fix this. We have REVERE JOURNAL YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1881 cenies reported, but that num- able only during low tide, so to split this cost.” per calendar ber has dropped to 100 so far his artworks do not last long Cyr estimated the project this year. to cost at $4 million for about VOLUME 19, No. 37 'Bomb Cyclone' Ravages Revere - within minutes of finishing WEDNESDAY year January 10, 2018 Severe weather not beenRevere seen DPW since head Don'78 Community Officer Dan 4,000 linear feet of pipe, or Revere Journal(6400) Goodwin said his concerns a piece, and often while still By Sue Ellen Woodcock were the cities infrastructure. INDEX 4 The storm drains did not work Simons said there was also a more than half a mile. The Editorial Residents are looking for- because so much water came in progress, the returning tide Winthrop Sun Transcript(4000) 8 ward to this week’s thaw in that there was no place for it Police News 11 after getting whacked last to drain. The ocean water was permitting would take two to Thursday with a Nor’easter coming up through the drain- huge decrease in robbery and Sports begins resetting the canvas,” 18-19 (or Bomb Cyclone storm sys- - age system. “We went though a tough Classifieds tem) that dumped about 18 attempted robberies. In 2018 five years to complete. East Boston Times Free Press(7000) inches of drifting snow, flood event. It’s going to take a cou- said Save the Harbor/Save the ed everything in range and ple of days to get back to some The high bacteria counts DEATHS then whammed the area with normalcy,” Goodwin said, there were 54 reports of rob- Arctic temperatures. Sunday adding that a lot of cars had to PHOTOS BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK Bay’s Bruce Berman. Rev. William Butler morning it was a balmy 1 be towed out. Chelsea Record(2900) Judith Clarke degree. Just about everyone The storm also dealt a beat- bery and attempted robberies. often happen after large rain Janice Craig who was around for the Bliz- ing on the DPW equipment. Working with sand rakes Rosemarie Ellsworth zard of 1978 said this storm Goodwin said a couple of Jerry Esposito was worse. Compounding the sanders were hit the most. The That number has dropped to events and there have been problems with this storm was sand somehow got wet and Mills Ave. was swamped with the Saugus River which flooded the Riverside neighborhood, (7500) Mary Imbrescia especially down on the boat yard side of the community. and teams of volunteers, Everett Independent the astronomical high tide then froze in the truck. Augustine 'Gus' Merlina several conversations about cause by the Full Wolf Moon. “We were able to keep the just 26 this year. Robert Mirabito In Ward 1 the lower portion city open for public safety at Amador created mandalas in Lillian Nicotera of Pearl Avenue, which over- all times,” Goodwin said. “We Residential burglaries also raw sewerage being dump. Lynn Journal(5000) Dolores Pires looks the Belle Isle Marsh and were busy with calls to pump Lauretta Salerno Short Beach, was flooded with out basements. the sand between the high- He said newer tide gates Albert Sorrentino six feet of water mixed with the snow. The waters started worked well with the storm dropped with 39 occuring in “I used to take my dogs Obituaries Pages 6 & 7 and low-tide lines that last for rising around 11:15 a.m. and surge. Depending on eleva- Beacon Hill Times(8700) high tide hit at 12:36. Any- tions, anyplace with marsh 2018 and 28 occurring so far down there walking and they thing that was not pumped around was also at risk of just a few hours on Constitu- INDEPENDENT out or dug out just froze. “We flooding. Parts of the lower NEWSPAPER GROUP are in decent shape but there end of Shawmut Street were this year. would get sick. I don’t think The Boston Sun(14000) is still work to be done,” said protected. tion Beach. He had the help Mayor Brian Arrigo on cable One resident slammed by television. Despite the frigid the flooding on Pearl Avenue Larceny from a motor ve- you get sick from clean wa- temperatures he said crews was Saber Abougalla, owner PHOTO BY MICHELLE NAPOLITANO of Save the Harbor/Save the 50 CENTS will continue the clean up. He of the Good Diner. He lost Regional Review(3500) noted that the clean up of the three cars, heat and electricity. hicle has also dropped from ter,” said resident Eileen Pat- frozen chunks of ice will take “The basement is flood and Bay’s Youth Environmental NEWS time. I have no heat or electricity,” Snow removal from private he said, adding that he tried terson. BRIEFS All across Revere mounds of snow could be seen hiding cars, fully covered by the storm. Shown 58 incidents in the same time (7300) property is the responsibility to sleep in the home, but it HAVING FUN Education program staff and Charlestown Patriot Bridge of the owner,” Arrigo said. was just too cold. His wife above, a buried car on Proctor Ave. Cyr knows it’s going to FRIGID “Please be conscious of your and family found shelter else- period in 2018 to 47 in 2019 TEMPERATURES own snow removal. I urge res- where and he was seeking a 200 kids from the East Boston idents to be patient as we deal generator. (16400) REQUIRE EXTRA PET with the aftermath.” Laura Douglas of 44 Pearl and auto theft dropped from take more than one communi- Jamaica Plain Gazette PRECAUTIONS ArrigoFIRST said the city had out Ave.COME said she was up high FIRST SERVE YMCA. With temperatures plum- nearly 60 pieces of equipment enough to spare her basement ty to solve the problem. He in- meting to Arctic levels and working on clean up for over from flooding, 23 to 20. blizzard conditions on the 20 hours. He commended the “It came up fast. I’ve seen Armed with dozens of Mission Hill Gazette(7000) way, the Animal Rescue police, fire, DPW crews and it flood before but never like However, domestic aggra- tends on inviting Swampscott League of Boston wants Schedule to contractors for their workYour this,” SpotsDouglas said. As for her 2019! $250.00 per run. printed out sketches, Ama- remind pet owners that frigid before and after the storm. conditions can endanger the Arrigo added there were over See STORM, Page 2 vated assault has increased officials to another meeting well-being, safety, and the 400 calls to the cities new 311 Savings of $800 dor hands participants a rake, center. See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 8 from 22 to 25 while non-do- a sketch and has them get to on Aug. 20 to continue dis- How many mestic aggravated assault work alongside him to create cussions. PLANET FITNESS OPENS motions are Someone even suggested SECOND LOCATION IN REVERE too much? dropped from 49 to 23. a magnificent work of art that By Sue Ellen Woodcock FRONT PAGE PHOTO BY MICHELLE NAPOLITANO Rape or attempted rape inviting Gov. Charlie Baker Councillors had a chance only last a few hours. Monday night to comment on the City Council Rules of dropped so far this year when since he lives in Swampscott Order, something that doesn’t OFFICE greatly impact the public but After providing sand rakes Kali O'Neil makes a snow angel on Proctor Ave. following the storm. does impact how the council - CLOSED compared to 2018 with 12 in- and is steps away from King’s conducts its business. TRASH to all participants and explain- Specifically, Rule 30, de NOTICE Monday, Jan. 15 fines how many motions a Price subject Martin Luther in observance of Beach. councillor can submit for each to change Due to the cidents last year compared to without , on Monday, Post-It-Note Advertisingnotice ing some basic techniques, meeting. Martin Luther Ward 3 Councillor Arthur King Holidayth, Trash will be six this year. 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Massachusetts House introduces Child Wellness Initiative posting of directories headed Policy Commission to con- mission would recommend by the Commissioner of In- duct analysis within the next strategies for increasing the Last week, the Massachu- cent (D-Revere). “I thank “Even with our strong surance. year of children with medical pipeline of pediatric providers setts House of Representatives Speaker DeLeo, Chairwoman healthcare system in Massa- 4. Creates childhood complexity to analyze costs and expanding access to prac- unanimously voted 156 to 0 Benson and Vice-Chairwom- chusetts, many people still behavioral health centers of and population characteristics ticing providers. to pass legislation supporting an Barber for their leadership have problems accessing excellence via a pilot program of this group in order to de- 8. Charges a 17-mem- the health and wellness of in crafting this bill, which will care,” said Financial Ser- that designates three region- velop recommendations about ber special commission to children across the Common- help families across the Com- vices Vice-Chair Rep. Chris- al centers to act as clearing- how to serve this unique pop- review the Department of wealth. This bill is one part monwealth.” tine Barber (D-Somerville). houses to connect families, ulation. Public Health’s School-Based of a multi-tiered initiative to “Nothing is more heart- “When a family seeks health- providers, and educators to 6. Establishes a task Health Center Program for address the specific needs of breaking than talking to a care or behavioral health pro- services and training opportu- force to study pediatric behav- the purpose of strengthening, children and adolescents in an constituent whose child is in viders, they often find a long nities. Requires the Executive ioral health screening tools. improving, and considering integrated fashion. crisis, but they’re having dif- list of providers who have Office of Health and Human 7. Creates a special com- ways to replicate best practic- An Act Relative to Chil- ficulty finding healthcare ser- moved, retired, or no longer Services to report on progress mission to examine the pe- es across the state. dren’s Health and Wellness vices in the complex system accept patients. This bill re- and impact after one year of diatric workforce to address The bill now goes to the is part of the comprehensive, of providers, insurers, and re- quires that provider directo- implementation. pediatric provider availabil- Senate. session-long House Chil- sources,” said Health Care Fi- ries are accurate and acces- 5. Requires the Heath ity and adequacy. The Com- dren’s Wellness Initiative, nancing Chair Representative sible. I appreciate Speaker which aims to break down Jennifer Benson (D-Lunen- DeLeo’s leadership and dil- silos of service to better ad- burg). “By identifying and igence on children’s health, dress the complex health and addressing these difficulties in to ensure that Massachusetts wellness needs specific to the this legislation, we are work- continues to be a leader on be- Commonwealth’s 1.4 million ing to ensure that every child half of the Commonwealth’s Access Healthcare welcomes Angel Rosa children. The effort seeks to in the Commonwealth will children and families.” make access to healthcare eas- be able to access high-quality as Senior Vice President of Client Services ier for vulnerable populations, services quickly and efficient- The legislation seeks to ad- eliminate barriers to care and ly.” dress child wellness in the fol- Access Healthcare, one President of Client Services formulate data-driven rec- “This legislation will en- lowing eight areas: of the largest providers of says, “I’m honored to join ommendations to improve sure that the Commonwealth’s 1. Requires the Depart- healthcare revenue cycle Access Healthcare, a lead- service delivery and system most vulnerable children will ment of Children and Families management and IT services, ing brand in the healthcare coordination. The initiative receive the wellness services (DCF) to report on efforts to announced that Angel Rosa of industry. He continues, “I’m supports a holistic approach they deserve,” said Rep. Aar- improve the foster care sys- Newton, son of Angel (Tito) amazed at the way the compa- that provides services ear- on Michlewitz, Chair of the tem in the Commonwealth, Rosa, Realtor C21 Northeast ny has grown in the past nine ly and often – ensuring that House Committee on Ways & including steps it is taking to and Marta T. Rosa, President years and I’m looking for- children grow to be healthier, Means (D-Boston). provide increased coverage MTR Consulting Services and ward to continue building on happier and more productive “I am proud of the House’s in underserved regions, share former Chelsea City Coun- the momentum to transform adults. leadership and steadfast com- relevant medical history with cillor, both of Revere , has and modernize the healthcare The first bill in this initia- mitment to caring for our most foster parents, and provide been appointed as Senior Vice Angel Rosa. solutions that are being of- tive creates a foundation for vulnerable children,” said access to mental health sup- President of Client Services. fered to our customers”. better access to services and Judiciary Committee Chair ports and timely information Angel brings more than 20 Angel joins Access Health- Angel has a proven record more data to inform future Representative Claire Cronin on children in DCF custody years of leadership experience care from athenahealth, where of managing customer rela- policy. Among the provisions (D-Easton). “This bill will as- who have died from abuse or in developing and implement- he held several leadership tionships and leading several of the legislation is the re- sess the healthcare and well- neglect. The report is due by ing new services, growing and positions across professional implementations. With Angel quirement that the Massachu- ness needs of children in the October 15, 2019. nurturing high performing services, product, and account leading the strong team, Ac- setts Department of Children Commonwealth and expand 2. Secures healthcare teams, and driving revenue management. Most recently, cess Healthcare is more fo- and Families report to the access to services for these benefits for foster children growth for healthcare compa- Angel was the Vice President cused on expanding the busi- Legislature on its efforts to children and their families. until the age of 26, making nies. of Emerging Services and he ness and creating value-based improve the Commonwealth’s This is a step forward to en- it easier for this vulnerable In this new role, Angel will played a significant role in solutions to healthcare cus- foster care system. suring that all of our children population to access to Mass- lead Access Healthcare’s en- building and growing their tomers. “Today we’re taking a ma- have equal access to quality Health benefits they are en- terprise business segment, fo- hospital product and services Access Healthcare pro- jor step to make child and ad- healthcare. ” titled at minimal cost to the cusing on key business growth to over $35 million in annual vides business process out- olescent wellbeing a House “Massachusetts is once Commonwealth. It codifies and customer relationships. revenue. In addition, Angel sourcing, applications ser- session-long priority, begin- again putting the health of our the practice for Massachusetts He will be working closely has been named as one of vices, and robotic process ning with this legislation,” children at the top of our pri- in the event of change on the with David Tassoni, President “Boston’s 100 most influential automation tools to healthcare said House Speaker Robert ority list,” said State Adminis- federal level to the Affordable of U.S. Operations, and is a People of Color” for his posi- providers, payers, and related A. DeLeo, (D – Winthrop). tration and Regulatory Over- Care Act. key member of the company’s tive contributions to Health, service providers. The com- “The Commonwealth’s chil- sight Committee Chair Rep. 3. Requires insurance Senior Leadership Team. He Human Services & Life Sci- pany operates from 19 deliv- dren deserve a comprehensive Danielle Gregoire (D-Marl- companies to maintain accu- will assume responsibility for ences by the Get Konnected ery centers in the U.S., India support system so they may borough). “In Section 1 of rate and accessible provider the continued development of in 2018. and the Philippines, and its grow to be healthier, happier this bill, we focus on both the directories for health plans. U.S. Operations, improving “We are thrilled to have An- 12,000+ staff is committed to and more productive adults. I mental and physical health of The provision directs compa- front-line support to custom- gel join the Access Healthcare delivering revenue cycle ex- thank Chairs Benson, Michle- children, whose care has been nies to make the directories ers, creating customized solu- team,” said David Tassoni, cellence by leveraging tech- witz, Gregoire and Cronin entrusted to the Department available without requiring tions, identifying business President of US Operations at nology, emerging best practic- as well as Vice-Chair Barber of Children and Families by users to create a new online opportunities, and overall Access Healthcare. “As Ac- es, and global delivery. Based for their hard work on these ensuring that they have insur- account or profile. The direc- business expansion. cess Healthcare continues to in Dallas, Access Healthcare efforts, and I look forward to ance coverage until the age of tory must be updated frequent- “I’m amazed at the way expand, it’s important to bring supports over 300,000 physi- building on these themes as 26, creating parity with other ly to ensure the information is the company has grown in additional depth and experi- cians, serves 80+ specialties, the session unfolds.” young people in our Com- correct. Insurance companies the past nine years and I’m ence to our team, especial- processes over $70 billion of “I am proud to have sup- monwealth. 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To learn access to resources for chil- ing forward to continuing our limited English proficiency. healthcare solutions that are throughout Angel’s healthcare more, please visit www.ac- dren and adolescents who focus on children’s health as Establishes a task force to being offered to our customers career”. cesshealthcare.com. may be facing a crisis,” said this legislative session moves develop recommendations to — Angel Rosa, Sr. Vice Angel Rosa, Senior Vice Representative RoseLee Vin- forward.” ensure the accurate electronic President - Client Services

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LEGAL NOTICE with all rights, appurtenant to the Condominium. The by Christopher Cassinello condominium liens, Recorder (the “Mortgage”) of control in the event of NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S easements, covenants Subject Unit as set forth Premises shall be sold Trustee of the NEA Realty if any and all other (18-009116 Orlans) which mortgage U.S. a typographical error in SALE OF REAL ESTATE and agreements as in said Master Deed. “as is.” LEGAL NOTICE Trust dated 9/8/2006 claim in the nature of 8/7/19 Bank Trust National this publication. Premises: 350 Revere contained and referred The Subject Unit is 9. Other ATLANTIS TOWING and evidenced by a liens, if any there be. R Association as Trustee Other terms to be Beach Blvd, Unit # 5-5T, to in the Declaration hereby conveyed subject items, if any, shall be 851 Broadway Trustee Certificate under In the event that the of the Lodge Series announced at the sale. St. George Seaside of Condominium, as to: announced at the sale. Revere Ma 02151 MGL Chapter 184 S. successful bidder at the III Trust is the present U.S. Bank Trust National Condominiums and amended. 1. the 10. The sale 781-485-1800 35 recorded in Book foreclosure sale shall LEGAL NOTICE holder by assignment Association as Trustee of Beach Club Association, TERMS OF SALE: Said provisions of the Master is subject to and in ABANDON VEHICLE 40356, Page 199 to default in purchasing COMMONWEALTH OF from Mortgage Electronic the Lodge Series III Trust Revere, Massachusetts premises will be sold Deed and Master Plans accordance with the AUCTION Scott Grenquist dated the within described MASSACHUSETTS Registration Systems, Korde & Associates, P.C. By virtue and in and conveyed subject to of the Condominium Judgment and Order, a On August 8 at 8 am the September 8, 2006, property according to LAND COURT Inc., as nominee 900 Chelmsford Street execution of the Power all liens, encumbrances, recorded simultaneously copy of which following vehicles will be recorded at the Suffolk the terms of this Notice DEPARTMENT OF THE for 1-800-East-West Suite 3102 of Sale contained in unpaid taxes, tax titles, with and as part of may be auctioned at our storage County Registry of Deeds of Sale and/or the terms TRIAL COURT Mortgage Company, Lowell, MA 01851 a certain mortgage municipal liens and the Master Deed, and obtained from the seller’s location on 14 Furlong in Book 40356, Page of the Memorandum 19 SM 003399 Inc., its successors (978) 256-1500 given by Richard Giarle assessments, if any, the provisions of the counsel, Attorney Dean T. Dr, Revere Ma 02151 202; of which mortgage of Sale executed at the ORDER OF NOTICE and assigns to Green Greene, Donald M., to Liberty Reverse which take precedence Declaration of Trust of Lennon, Marcus, 13 Subaru the undersigned is the time of foreclosure, the To: Tree Servicing, LLC 17-029938 Mortgage, Inc. and over the said mortgage the 21-23 Thornton Errico, JF2SHABC0DH420509 present holder for breach Mortgagee reserves the Lisa Dicenso a/k/a Lisa dated March 12, 2013 8/7/19, 8/14/19, now held by Nationstar above described. Street Condominium Emmer & Brooks, P.C., 07 Chevy of conditions of said right to sell the property Maria Dicenso registered at Suffolk 8/21/19 Mortgage LLC d/b/a TEN THOUSAND Trust and the By- 45 Braintree Hill Park, 1G1YY26E375117720 mortgage and for the by foreclosure deed and to all persons County Registry District R Champion Mortgage ($10,000.00) Dollars of Laws and Rules and Suite 107, Braintree, MA 10 Nissan purpose of foreclosing to the second highest entitled to the benefit of of the Land Court as Company, said mortgage the purchase price must Regulations thereto 02184, JN8AS5MV3AW612004 the same will be sold bidder, providing that the Servicemembers Civil Document No. 816504 dated February 13, be paid in cash, certified (which Declaration (781) 843-5000. 11 Chevy at PUBLIC AUCTION at said second highest Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. and noted on Certificate LEGAL NOTICE 2008, and recorded check, bank treasurer’s of Trust of the 21- 21-23 THORNTON 2G1FT1EWXB9159744 11:00 AM on August 26, bidder shall deposit 50 §3901 (et seq) of Title No. 107964; COMMONWEALTH in the Suffolk County or cashier’s check at the 23 Thornton Street STREET CONDOMINIUM 14 VW 2019, on the mortgaged with the Mortgagee’s Nationstar Mortgage LLC assignment from Ditech OF MASSACHUSETTS Registry of Deeds, in time and place of the Condominium Trust and TRUST, 3VWD17AJ9EM387289 premises. This property attorneys, the amount of d/b/a Mr. Cooper Financial, LLC successor THE TRIAL COURT Book 43141 at Page sale by the purchaser. by-Laws, dated August By its Board of Trustees 11 Nissan has the address of 54 the required deposit as claiming to have an by merger to Green PROBATE AND 111, as affected by an The balance of the 16, 1989, are recorded 7/24/19, 7/31/19, 1N4AL2AP6BN400501 Yeamans Street, Revere, set forth herein. If the interest in a Mortgage Tree Servicing, LLC to FAMILY COURT Assignment of Mortgage purchase price shall be in the Suffolk Registry 8/7/19 17 Subaru MA 02151. The entire second highest bidder covering real property MTGLQ Investors, L.P. Suffolk Probate dated February 14, paid in cash, certified of Deeds Book 15760, R JF1VA1B65H9804222 mortgaged premises, declines to purchase in Revere, numbered dated August 31, 2016 and Family Court 2008, and recorded check, bank treasurer’s Page 167), as the same 12 Madza all and singular, the the within described 34 Bryant Street, registered at Suffolk 24 New Chardon St. with said Deeds in or cashier’s check within have been and may be 1YVH28BH4C5M19545 premises as described in property, the Mortgagee given by Lisa Dicenso County Registry District Boston, MA 02114 Book 43385 at Page forty five (45) days after amended from time LEGAL NOTICE 201 Land Rover said mortgage: A certain reserves the right to to Mortgage Electronic of the Land Court as (617)788-8300 90, as affected by an the date of sale. to time by instruments A-19-25 #SALMF1D41AA309662 parcel of land with the purchase the within Registration Systems, Document No. 863198 CITATION ON Assignment of Mortgage Other terms to be recorded with said Public Hearing 2001 Honda buildings thereon shown described property at Inc., as nominee for and noted on Certificate PETITION FOR dated November 8, announced at the sale. Deeds, which provisions, Notice is hereby given #JH2SC44006- as Lot D2 on the plan the amount bid by the MSA Mortgage, LLC, of Title No. 107964; FORMAL 2012, and recorded Marinosci Law Group, P.C. together with any in accordance with the 1M103894 entitled ‘’Subdivision second highest bidder. dated September 26, assignment from MTGLQ ADJUDICATION with said Deeds in 275 West Natick Road, amendments thereto, provisions of Chapter 7/24/19, 7/31/19, Plan of Land in Revere, The foreclosure deed and 2005, and registered Investors, L.P. to U.S. Docket No. Book 50488 at Page Suite 500 shall constitute running 40A of the Massachusetts 8/7/19 Massachusetts, Albert A. the consideration paid at the Suffolk County Bank Trust National SU19P1625EA 137, as affected by an Warwick, RI 02886 with the land and shall General Laws and R Romano, Surveyor dated by the successful bidder Registry District of the Association, as trustee of Estate of: Assignment of Mortgage Attorney for Nationstar bind any person having Title 17 of the Revised September 15, 1999’’ shall be held in escrow Land Court as Document the Chalet Series III Trust Manuel Morais dated April 3, 2019, and Mortgage LLC d/b/a at any time interest or Ordinances of the City recorded with Suffolk by DG&L, (hereinafter Number 708872, and dated January 8, 2019 Moreira recorded with said Deeds Champion Mortgage estate in the Subject of Revere that the City LEGAL NOTICE Registry of Deeds in called the “Escrow noted on Certificate of registered at Suffolk Date of Death: in Book 60957 at Page Company Unit, his family, tenants, of Revere Zoning Board Action Book 24384, Page end, Agent”) until the deed Title Number 121651, County Registry District 05/27/2018 3, of which mortgage Present Holder of the servants, visitors and of Appeals will conduct Emergency and is more particularly shall be released from as modified by a certain of the Land Court as To all interested persons: the undersigned is the Mortgage occupants, as though a public hearing on Management bounded and described escrow to the successful modification agreement Document No. 891716 A Petition for Formal present holder, for Telephone: (401) 234- such provisions were Wednesday afternoon, 1087 Broadway as follows: Southeasterly: bidder at the same time dated September 22, and noted on Certificate Adjudication of Intestacy breach of the conditions 9200 recited and stipulated at August 21, 2019 at Revere, MA 02151 by the intersection of as the consideration 2014, and registered of Title No. 107964 and and Appointment of in said mortgage and MLG File No.: 18-10993 length herein; 4:00 P.M. in the City Vin# Vane Street and Yeamans is released to the with the Suffolk County assignment from U.S. Personal Representative for the purpose of 7/24/19, 7/31/19, 2. Councillor Joseph A. 1HGCR2F52GA168942 Street, Eighteen and Mortgagee, whereupon Registry District of the Bank Trust National has been filed by Heida foreclosing the same 8/7/19 the provisions of DelGrosso City Council Ref# 19-0705-3476 91/100 (18.91) feet; all obligations of the Land Court as Document Association, as trustee M. Pina of Peabody, MA will be sold at Public R Massachusetts General Chamber of Revere City Year: 2016 Southwesterly: by Vane Escrow Agent shall be Number 839627, and of the Chalet Series III requesting that the Court Auction on August 14, Laws, Chapter 183A Hall on the application of Make: Honda Street, Thirty Two and deemed to have been noted on Certificate of Trust to U.S. Bank Trust enter a formal Decree 2019, at 11:00 AM Local (“Condominium”); and Abdeljalil Aitelhadj and Model: Accord 55/100 (32.55) feet; properly fulfilled and the Title Number 121651, National Association as and Order and for such Time upon the premises, LEGAL NOTICE 3. such taxes Fatiha Nouni, 84 Jones Color: Northwesterly: by Escrow Agent shall be and now held by the Trustee of the Lodge other relief as requested all and singular the COMMONWEALTH OF attributable to the Road, Revere, MA 02151 Lic# N/P Lot D1, Thirty Three discharged. Other terms, Plaintiff by assignment, Series III Trust dated in the Petition. premises described in MASSACHUSETTS Subject Unit for the requesting a variance of Vin# and 10/100 (33.10) if any, to be announced has/have filed with April 3, 2019 registered The Petitioner requests said mortgage, to wit: SALE OF REAL ESTATE current fiscal year as Title 17, Chapter 17.16, 1FTRE1423XHC32310 feet; Northeasterly: at the sale. Dated: July this court a complaint at Suffolk County that: Heida M. Pina Exhibit A to the Mortgage UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A:6 are not now due and Section 17.16.260(F) Ref# 19-0705-3481 by Yeamans Street, 24, 2019 Scott Grenquist for determination of Registry District of the of Peabody, MA be given on February 13, By virtue of a Judgment payable. (1) of the Revised Year: 1999 Seventeen and 57/100 By its Attorney DOONAN, Defendant’s/Defendants’ Land Court as Document appointed as Personal 2008, by Richard Giarle and Order of the Chelsea For title, see Deed to Ordinances of the City Make: Ford (17.57) feet to a point GRAVES & LONGORIA, Servicemembers status. No. 894365 and noted Representative(s) of said (“Borrower”) to Liberty District Court (Civil Action Domingos Correia dated of Revere, rear and side Model: E-150 Econoline of beginning. Containing LLC, 100 Cummings If you now are, or on Certificate of Title estate to serve on the Reverse Mortgage, No. 1914 CV 28), in April 13, 2004 and yard, and more than ten Color: 619 square feet more or Center, Suite 225D, recently have been, No. 107964, for breach bond in an unsupervised Inc. (“Lender”). The favor of the Trustees recorded with the Suffolk percent of the rear yard, Lic# S56187 less according the said Beverly, MA 01915 in the active military of conditions of said administration. Property is located in of the 21-23 Thornton County Registry of Deeds to enable the appellant Vin# Plan. Said lot is conveyed (978) 921-2670 www. service of the United mortgage and for the IMPORTANT the county of Suffolk, Street Condominium in Book 34263, Page to construct a detached 2FMDK36CX7BA34482 subject to and with the dgandl.com 55664 States of America, then purpose of foreclosing NOTICE state of MA, described as Trust against Domingos 139. accessory structure Ref# 19-0629-3442 benefit of an easement (CASSINELLO) you may be entitled the same, the mortgaged You have the right follows: Correia, establishing a In the event of a (shed) in the rear and Year: 2007 as depicted on said 07/31/19, 08/07/19, to the benefits of the premises located at 28 to obtain a copy of Unit No. 5-5T in the lien pursuant to M.G.L. typographical error side yard on Lot 21 at 84 Make: Ford Plan between buildings 08/14/19 Servicemembers Civil Ellerton Street, Revere, the Petition from the Condominium (The c. 183A:6 on the real or omission contained Jones Road, Revere, MA Model: Edge presently numbered 54 R Relief Act. If you object MA 02151 will be sold at Petitioner or at the Court. “Unit”). The Unit estate known as Unit 6 in this publication, 02151. Color: Tan Yeamans Street and 56 to a foreclosure of a Public Auction at 1:00 You have a right to is more particularly of the 21-23 Thornton the description of the A copy of the Lic# 8YC345 Yeamans Street a/k/a the above mentioned PM on September 4, object to this proceeding. described in the Master Street Condominium with premises contained in aforementioned Vin# 11 Vane Street. Being the LEGAL NOTICE property on that basis, 2019, at the mortgaged To do so, you or your Deed and is shown a street address of 21-23 said Unit Deed shall proposed plan and WBAAM3347YFP70985 same premises conveyed COMMONWEALTH OF then you or your premises, more attorney must file a on the floor plans, as Thornton Street, Unit 6, control. application A-19-25 is Ref# 19-0627-3408 to Mortgagor by Deed MASSACHUSETTS attorney must file a particularly described written appearance and amended of record from Revere, Suffolk County, TERMS OF on file and available for Year: 2000 dated September 8, (SEAL) written appearance and below, all and singular objection at this Court time to time, (The “Floor Massachusetts for the SALE: public inspection in the Make: BMW 2006 recorded herewith. LAND COURT answer in this court at the premises described in before: 10:00 a.m. Plans”) recorded with the purposes of satisfying 1. A non- office of the City Clerk, Model: 323I Subject to and with the DEPARTMENT OF THE Three Pemberton Square, said mortgage, to wit: on the return day of Registry Simultaneously such lien, the real estate refundable deposit Revere City Hall, Revere, Color: Blue benefit of easements, TRIAL COURT Boston, MA 02108 on The land at 28 Ellerton 09/03/2019. with the Master Deed. is scheduled for Public payable in cash, certified Massachusetts, Monday Lic# N/P reservation, restrictions, 19 SM 003245 or before September Street, Revere, Suffolk This is NOT a hearing All Capitalized terms not Auction commencing at or bank check in the through Thursday from Vin# and taking of record, if ORDER OF NOTICE 9, 2019 or you may County, Massachusetts, date, but a deadline by defined herein shall have 11:00 a.m. on August amount of $5,000.00 for 8:15 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 1G6DM57N030112308 any, insofar as the same TO: lose the opportunity to being shown as Lot 3 which you must file a the meaning assigned 16, 2019 at 21-23 the unit shall be payable and Friday from 8:15 Ref# 19-0627-3425 are now in force and William D. Daigle; challenge the foreclosure on Land Court Plan written appearance and to such terms in the Thornton Street, Unit 6, at the Auction. A.M. to 12:15 P.M. Year: 2003 applicable. In the event Florence M. Daigle on the ground of No. 38823B, dated objection if you object Master Deed. The nit Revere, Massachusetts. 2. The balance John J. Henry, Clerk Make: Cadillac of any typographical and to all persons noncompliance with November 2, 1987, a to this proceeding. If is conveyed together The premises to be sold of the purchase price is City of Revere Model: CTS error set forth herein entitled to the benefit of the Act. copy of which is filed you fail to file a timely with: 1. An undivided are more particularly to be paid within thirty Zoning Board of Appeals Color: in the legal description the Servicemembers Civil Witness, GORDON H. with the Suffolk County written appearance and .7977 percent interest described as follows: (30) days of the auction. 08/07/2019 Lic# 113RY2 of the premises, the Relief Act:, 50 U.S.C.c. PIPER, Chief Justice of Registry District of objection followed by an in the common areas DESCRIPTION: 3. An 08/14/2019 Vin# description as set forth 50 §3901 (et seq): said Court on July 25, the Land Court with affidavit of objections and facilities (The The Condominium Unit Auctioneer’s Release R JT2BG22K410596481 and contained in the U.S. Bank National 2019. Certificate of Title No. within thirty (30) days Common Elements) of known as Condominium Deed will be issued to the Ref# 19-0628-3427 mortgage shall control by Association, not in its Attest: Deborah J. 107369. of the return day, action the Condominium (The Unit Numbered 6, purchaser, upon payment Year: 2001 reference. Together with individual capacity but Patterson Deed is recorded as may be taken without “Beneficial interest”) hereinafter called the of the LEGAL NOTICE Make: Toyota all the improvements solely as trustee for Recorder Instrument No. 508586 further notice to you. as set for in the Master “Subject Unit”, in the balance of the purchase A-19-26 Model: Camry now or hereafter erected the RMAC Trust, Series 2017020379 at said Registry of UNSUPERVISED Deed; 2. An easement Condominium known price, within thirty (30) Public Hearing Color: on the property and 2016-CTT, 8/7/19 December 28, 1993. ADMINISTRATION UNDER for the exclusive use as the 21-23 Thornton days of the auction. The Notice is hereby given Lic# N/P all easements, rights, claiming to have an R For mortgagor’s title THE MASSACHUSETTS of parking space no. Street Condominium, Deed shall convey the in accordance with the Vin# appurtenances, rents, interest in a Mortgage see deed registered at UNIFORM PROBATE CODE 1-12 as shown on the a Condominium premises subject to, and provisions of Chapter 1LNHM84W27Y623566 royalties, mineral, oil covering real property Suffolk County Registry (MUPC) floor plans, subject to hereinafter called with the benefit of, all 40A of the Massachusetts Ref# 19-0628-3429 and gas rights and in Revere, numbered 33 LEGAL NOTICE District of the Land Court A Personal the conditions described the “Condominium”, restrictions, easements, General Laws and Year: 2007 profits, water rights and Rear Central Avenue, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE as Document Number Representative appointed in the Master Deed established by Master improvements, Title 17 of the Revised Make: Lincoln stock and all fixtures given by William D. Notice is hereby given 508586 and Noted under the MUPC in and the By-Laws of Deed dated August 17, outstanding tax titles, Ordinances of the City Model: Town Car now or hereafter a Daigle and Florence by G/J Towing Inc of 22 on Certificate of Title an unsupervised the Condominium; 1989, and recorded in municipal or other public of Revere that the City Color: part of the property. M. Daigle to Mortgage Whitin Ave Ext Revere, Number 107964. administration is not 3. An easement for the Suffolk Registry of taxes, assessments, liens, of Revere Zoning Board Lic# N/P All replacements and Electronic Registration MA, pursuant to the The premises will be required to file an the exclusive use of Deeds at Book 15760, or claims in the nature of Appeals will conduct Vin# additions shall also be Systems, Inc., as provisions of Mass G.L sold subject to any inventory or annual a storage area to be Page 188, as amended, of liens, and existing a public hearing on JM1BK323171669555 covered by this sale. nominee for Countrywide c. 255, Section 39A, and all unpaid taxes accounts with the Court. assigned from time hereinafter called the encumbrances of record Wednesday afternoon, Ref# 19-0702-3465 Terms of Sale: Said Home Loans, Inc., its that they will sell the and other municipal Persons interested in to time by the board “Master Deed”. senior to the lien hereby August 21, 2019 at 4:00 Year: 2007 premises will be sold successors and assigns, following vehicles on or assessments and liens, the estate are entitled of managers of the The post office address being satisfied, whether P.M. in the City Councillor Make: Mazda subject to any and dated July 25, 2003, after August 8, 2019 and subject to prior liens to notice regarding the St. George Seaside of the Condominium is 6, or not reference to such Joseph A. DelGrosso Model: 3 all unpaid taxes and and recorded in Suffolk beginning at 10:00 am or other enforceable administration directly Condominiums and 21-23 Thornton Street, restrictions, easements, City Council Chamber of Color: Purple assessments, tax sales, County Registry of Deeds by private or public sale encumbrances of record from the Personal Beach Club Association Revere, Massachusetts improvements, Revere City Hall on the Lic# 8GB285 tax titles and other in Book 32203, Page to satisfy their garage entitled to precedence Representative and (“The Association”) 02135-3425. The outstanding tax titles, application of Stepahnie 8/7/19, 8/14/19, municipal liens and 70, and now held by keepers’ lien for towing, over this mortgage, and may petition the Court the association of land described in said municipal or other public Vassallo, 14 Crestway 8/21/19 water or sewer liens and plaintiff by assignment, storage, and notices of subject to and with the in any matter relating Unit Owners of the Master Deed. This taxes, assessments, liens Road, Boston, MA R State or County transfer has/have filed with sale. Vehicles are being benefit of all easements, to the estate, including Condominiums; 4. Deed, and the Subject or claims in the nature of requesting a variance of fees, if any there are, this court a complaint stored at G/J Towing, restrictions, reservations the distribution of An easement for the Condominium Unit, and liens or encumbrances is Title 17, Chapter 17.24, and TEN THOUSAND for determination of Inc. and conditions of assets and expenses of exclusive use of any the Condominium, are made in the deed. Section 17.24.010 of LEGAL NOTICE DOLLARS ($10,000.00) Defendant’s/Defendants’ 1. 2006 Honda Civic VIN record and subject to all administration. terrace or balcony subject to the provisions 4. Additionally, the Revised Ordinances NOTICE OF in cashier’s or certified Servicemembers status. 2HGFG126X6H519222 tenancies and/or rights WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. adjacent to the Unit, of Massachusetts General and not by way of of the City of Revere, MONTHLY BOARD check will be required to If you now are, or 2. 2007 Infiniti FX VIN of parties in possession. Dunn, First Justice of this to which there is direct Laws, Chapter 183A limitation, the sale shall maximum principal MEETING be paid by the purchaser recently have been, JNRAS08W67X204004 Terms of the Sale: Cash, Court. access from the unit, (“Condominium”). be subject to and with building coverage and Notice is hereby given in at the time and place of in the active military 3. 2015 Jeep Patriot VIN cashier’s or certified Date: July 23, 2019 as shown on the floor The Subject Unit is shown the benefit exceeding maximum accordance with Section the sale as a deposit and service of the United 1C4NJRFB6FD409220 check in the sum of Felix D. Arroyo plans, for informational on the Master Plans of of any and all tenants, number of building 23A of Chapter 38 of the balance in cashier’s States of America, then Signed, $5,000.00 as a deposit Register of Probate purposes only; the APN the Condominium filed tenancies, and stories to enable the the General Laws, that or certified check will be you may be entitled Frank Russo must be shown at 8/07/19 is shown by the County simultaneously with the occupants, if any. appellant to construct a a meeting of the Revere due in thirty (30) days, to the benefits of the G/J Towing Inc the time and place of R Assessor as 10-189- Master Deed in Suffolk 5. No three and one-half story Housing Authority at the offices of Doonan, Servicemembers Civil 7/24, 7/31, 8/7 the sale in order to 22A-T; source of title is Registry of Deeds, and representation is or two-family dwelling on will be held at 6:30 Graves & Longoria, Relief Act. If you object R qualify as a bidder (the LEGAL NOTICE Book 26102, Page 071 the verified statement shall be made as to any Lots 21 and 22 adjacent p.m. on Wednesday, LLC (“”DG&L””), time to a foreclosure of mortgage holder and its LEGAL Notice of Public (recorded 04/02/01) of a registered architect amount of taxes due and to 62 Patriot Parkway, August 21, 2019 at 70 being of the essence. the above-mentioned LEGAL NOTICE designee(s) are exempt sale The description of the in the form required by outstanding. Revere, MA 02151. Cooledge Street, Revere, The Mortgagee reserves property on that basis, MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF from this requirement); Notice is hereby given property contained Massachusetts General 6. The A copy of the Massachusetts. the right to postpone then you or your REAL ESTATE high bidder to sign by Mario’s Towing of in the mortgage shall Laws, Chapter 183A, successful bidder aforementioned REVERE HOUSING the sale to a later date attorney must file a By virtue of and in written Memorandum of 22 Naples Rd., Revere, control in the event of Sections 8 and 9, is shall pay the future proposed plan and AUTHORITY by public proclamation written appearance and execution of the Power Sale upon acceptance of Ma. Pursuant to the a typographical error in affixed to said Master condominium common application A-19-26 is By: Patricia E. Duffy at the time and date answer in this court at of Sale contained in bid; balance of purchase provisions of G.L.c. 255, this publication. Plans. charges commencing on file and available for Interim Executive appointed for the sale Three Pemberton Square, a certain mortgage price payable in cash Section 39A, that will sell For Mortgagor’s Title see The Subject Unit is with the date of the public inspection in the Director and to further postpone Boston, MA 02108 on given by Donald M. or by certified check in the following abandoned deed dated March 22, hereby conveyed auction. office of the City Clerk, 8/7/19 at any adjourned or before September Greene to Mortgage thirty (30) days from the vehicles and on or 2001, and recorded in together with: 7. No Revere City Hall, Revere, R sale-date by public 2, 2019 or you may Electronic Registration date of the sale at the after August 8,2019 Book 26102 at Page 71 1. an representation is or shall Massachusetts, Monday proclamation at the lose the opportunity to Systems, Inc. acting offices of mortgagee’s , by private sale to with the Suffolk County undivided 17.25 percent be made as to any other through Thursday from time and date appointed challenge the foreclosure solely as a nominee attorney, Korde & satisfy their garage Registry of Deeds. (17.25%) interest in mortgages, liens, or 8:15 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. LEGAL NOTICE for the adjourned sale on the ground of for 1-800-East-West Associates, P.C., 900 keeper’s lien for towing, Said Unit will be the common areas encumbrances of and Friday from 8:15 NOTICE OF date. The premises is to noncompliance with Mortgage Company, Inc., Chelmsford Street, Suite and notice of sale. conveyed together and facilities of the record. A.M. to 12:15 P.M. MORTGAGEE’S be sold subject to and the Act. dated June 28, 2003 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 1. Honda Civic Vin# with an undivided Condominium described 8. No John J. Henry, Clerk SALE OF with the benefit of all Witness, GORDON H. and registered at Suffolk or such other time as 19XFB2F82FE221743 percentage interest in in the Master Deed representation is or City of Revere REAL ESTATE easements, restrictions, PIPER Chief Justice of County Registry District may be designated Signed, the Common Elements appertaining to the shall be made as to the Zoning Board of Appeals By virtue and in leases, tenancies, and this Court on July 19, of the Land Court as by mortgagee. The Owner Mario’s Towing of said Condominium Subject Unit; and condition of the Premises 08/07/2019 execution of the Power rights of possession, 2019 Document No. 660039 description for the 7/24/19, 8/7/19, appurtenant to said 2. the or the 08/14/2019 of Sale contained in a building and zoning Attest: and noted on Certificate premises contained in 8/14/19 Unit and together rights and easements R certain mortgage given laws, encumbrances, Deborah J. Patterson of Title No. 107964 said mortgage shall R Black

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We have OVER 30 apartments LYNN - New DANVERS - SAUGUS - Single MATTAPAN - Oversized Listing. Single Second floor condo family home lo- three family featuring available for you to rent family home in offers 2 full size cated in bedrooms 3 bedrooms and move in condi- $ – $ bedrooms, living and community. 2 full baths in each unit. tion. This home This home has 3 Separate utilities. Off 1,000 3,000 dining combo and SOLD SOLD Under Agreement features 6 rooms, galley style kitchen. bedrooms, eat in street parking for 4. — Find us online — 3 bedrooms and Under Agreement Storage in basement. kitchen, living and SOLD $910K 1.5 baths. Everything has been redone within the Condo fee includes dining room. Hard- last 3 years. Off street parking for 3. Asking $365K HT, HW and insurance. U/A $230K wood flooring thru out. SOLD $385K

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LEGAL NOTICE WESTERLY BY LOT 87, thirty (30) days from in accordance with the REAL ESTATE • 272 GEN’L HELP WANTED NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S NINETY-TWO (92) FEET; the date of sale. Deed provisions of Chapter SALE OF REAL ESTATE SOUTHERLY BY LOT 78, will be provided to 185 of the Acts of 1983, By virtue and in THIRTY (30) FEET; purchaser for recording and Chapter 13 of the MUSICIANS WANTED execution of the Power SOUTHEASTERLY BY LOTS upon receipt in full of Acts of 1984, that the Nahant ~ The Luxury is in the View Glendale Christian Light- SPEND YOUR of Sale contained in a 74, 75 AND 76 NINETY- the purchase price. City of Revere Traffic SIX AND 33/100 (96.33) The description of the Commission will conduct house Church, Everett is certain mortgage given NIGHTS AT by Kathleen M. Mazzola FEET; premises contained in a Public Hearing on looking for musicians. to Mortgage Electronic CONTAINING 4073 said mortgage shall August 22, 2019 at Can you lead worship Registration Systems, SQUARE FEET; BE SAID control in the event of an 4:00 p.m. in the City or plan an instrument? MAKE Inc., as nominee for MEASUREMENTS MORE error in this publication. Councilor Joseph A. Del Is God speaking to you & Residential Finance OR LESS ACCORDING TO Other terms, if any, to be Grosso Council Chambers SAID PLAN. announced at the sale. of Revere City Hall regarding using your Corporation, dated May Yawkey Way Report 14, 2011 and recorded Being the same property WELLS FARGO BANK, relative to the following Oceanfront Beach home 15 minutes gifts? Call 617-387- To Apply call 617-418-7598 conveyed to KATHLEEN N.A. proposed amendments to or visit our facebook page in the Suffolk County 7458 or visit at 701 Registry of Deeds in M. MAZZOLA BY DEED Present holder of said the parking and traffic to Logan Airport + Boston! facebook com/yawkeywayreport Broadway, Everett . Book 47934, Page FILED 10/20/1997 IN mortgage regulations of the City of Ashley Aloupis, CSA Realty • 781-629-9388 @10:30 on Sunday. 153, of which mortgage OR BOOK 21826, PAGE By its Attorneys, Revere: 99 of Suffolk County HARMON LAW OFFICES, 1. Amend Schedule IX ------the undersigned is the present holder, by Register’s Office. P.C. of Title 10 Resident • 123 • 137 DRIVERS NEEDED Taxi Part-Time For mortgagor’s(s’) title 150 California St. Parking Sticker Areas by VACATION assignment from: APTS. FOR OFFICE/ and livery driver need- Position Mortgage Electronic see deed recorded with Newton, MA 02458 adding Centennial Ave. RENTALS ed, immediate openings, Registration Systems, Suffolk County Registry (617)558-0500 from Campbell Ave to RENT COMM’L all shifts available, good Inc., as nominee for of Deeds in Book 21826, 16281 Arlington Ave 24/7. We are looking for someone to fill our Page 99. 7/31/19, 8/7/19, 2. The Endicott Ave REVERE - Point of Pines, RENTALS Brownfield, ME, - 20 driving record a must. Residential Finance minutes to North screen printing position here at Corporation to Wells These premises will 8/14/19 60 trial period will be 2 BR apt. - great views, REVERE: Off Broad- Busy Revere based Elite Embroidery in Winthrop. be sold and conveyed R reviewed to determine if Conway. Quaint 2 BR Fargo Bank, N.A., off-street parking. No way. Professional transportation company. Experience a plus but will train. recorded on February subject to and with it will remain a one way cottages. Private beach the benefit of all or be reverted back to a laundry on premises, office space. On public Call Ricky 781-913- Lifting boxes, printing shirts, 27, 2019, in Book No. on crystal clear pond. 60792, at Page 26 rights, rights of way, LEGAL NOTICE two way. NO INSIDE SMOKING. transportation. Call for 6613. 7/ cleaning screen, Etc. Wifi available. $700 per for breach of the restrictions, easements, Notice is hereby given 3. Amend Schedule $2000 month, no details. 978-590-8810 8/15. Email us at week. Call for details: conditions of said covenants, liens or claims that Ralph Ravesi d/b/a VI of Title 10 - HEAVY utilities. 781-289-2106 [email protected] in the nature of liens, Sea Level Raw Bar, 742 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES- 617-569-1498 mortgage and for the 7/31 Revere Broadway purpose of foreclosing, improvements, public Broadway, Revere, MA, RESTRICTED STREETS by assessments, any and adding: ------Office- the same will be sold at has made application REVERE - Townhouse - 3 MAINTENANCE HANDYMAN (Boston, MA) Public Auction at 12:00 all unpaid taxes, tax for a Common Victualler Location Direction 2nd floor, 1 room, titles, tax liens, water license for a stationary From To Bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath. BUILDING PM on September 19, $500. Full time including weekends 2019, on the mortgaged and sewer liens and mobile food vendor, said Vinal St. Both Driveway, no pets, no FOR SALE any other municipal license to be exercised Broadway Revere Includes utilities and JOB DESCRIPTION BUT NOT LIMITED TO: premises located at 67 smoking. $2000 per parking. East Mountain Avenue, assessments or liens or at the parking lot of 307 Beach Pkwy. Maintenance and light repairs, preventative maintenance, existing encumbrances Mill St. Both month no utilities, 781 864 9958 REVERE Revere, Suffolk County, Revere Street. Hours of First, last, security and Great Location keep workshop organized and inventoried, general Massachusetts, all and of record which are in operation to be Tuesday Beach St. Revere force and are applicable, - Sunday 12 p.m. - 11 Beach Pkwy. references required. 2 Store Fronts 1 4BR custodial duties, seasonal tasks/snow removal, assist when singular the premises TO PLACE YOUR described in said having priority over said p.m. A hearing on said Revere St Both Apt. 5 open Pkg. spots needed with housekeeping tasks and laundry. 617-777-9683 AD mortgage, mortgage, whether or application is scheduled Broadway Ocean 8/14 $950.000 We are looking for someone who is: Hardworking and TO WIT: not reference to such for August 21, 2019 at Ave 781-485-0588 617 785 7027 motivated, works independently and is a multi-tasker, THE LAND REFERRED restrictions, easements, 3:00 p.m. in the Council 4. Amend Schedule XI ------values the job and is dependable, has Interpersonal skills TO HEREIN BELOW IS improvements, liens or Chamber (located on of Title 10 - Handicapped DEADLINES: For classi- and is fun to work with, can communicate in English, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY encumbrances is made in the 2nd floor) in Revere Persons Parking Areas by fied line ads, deadlines • 272 GEN’L HELP OF SUFFOLK, STATE OF the deed. City Hall, 281 Broadway, adding: physically able to lift 50 lbs. as well as the physical TERMS OF SALE: are Monday by 4 p.m. Massachusetts, AND IS Revere. Location WANTED requirements of the job including lifting, bending, stooping, A deposit of Five REVERE LICENSE Side Call 781-485-0588 or DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: walking, reaching, crawling, twisting and standing for varied THE LAND IN SAID Thousand ($5,000.00) COMMISSION 37 Centennial Ave fax the ad to 781-485- DELIVERY DRIVER ------periods of time, basic skills in plumbing, electrical, and REVERE WITH THE Dollars by certified Robert Selevitch, 192 Bellingham Ave 1403 For a dry cleaners in East Boston Dental mechanical are a plus.Candidates should live close to BUILDINGS THEREON or bank check will be Chairman 5. Amend, Schedule ------Winthrop Associates seeking BEING LOT 88 ON A required to be paid by Linda Guinasso VIII of Title 10- Parking Boston, have a flexible schedule and can work weekends. the purchaser at the time Restrictions Generally by NEED TO SELL Your 10-15 Hours per week. Experienced Dental PLAN BY WHITMAN & John M. LaCroix Please apply in person or email a resume to HOWARD, DATED APRIL and place of sale. The 8/7/19 adding: House? Call to reach Early afternoons Assistant. 30-35 hrs per [email protected] 11, 1916, RECORDED balance is to be paid by R Location Direction over 50,000 readers. Must have valid driver’s week. Maverick Square Charlesmark Hotel, 655 Boylston St., Boston WITH SUFFOLK DEEDS IN certified or bank check From To Call 781-485-0588 or license & provide area. Please call 617- Back Bay stop on the Orange line BOOK 3951, PAGE 301, at Harmon Law Offices, Type Parking fax the ad to 781-485- a driving record from 569-7300 BOUNDED: P.C., 150 California St., LEGAL NOTICE Revere St Southerly Copley stop in the Green line Newton, Massachusetts Sachem St North Shore 1403 RMV. 8/21 NORTHERLY BY Traffic Commission Public 02458, or by mail to P.O. 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