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THURSDAY, KIDS’ YOGA ON THE BEACH August 2, 2018 Winthrop projects INDEX Police Report 2 Editorials 4 earmarked in $2.4B Through The Years 5 Then and Now 5 Obituaries 6 state budget bond bill Classified 14 Business Directory 15 Special to the Transcript Bill that includes $2.4 bil- lion in proposed spending House Speaker Robert A. for improvements for coastal INDEPENDENT DeLeo joined Sen. Joseph A. infrastructure that has been Boncore and Rep. RoseLee compromised over time, pro- Vincent and their colleagues visions for clean air, better in the Legislature who voted water quality, as well as im- Tuesday to pass a $2.4 Billion provements for state parkways Environmental Bond Bill fo- and trails,” said Rep. Vincent cused on improving climate (D-Revere), Vice Chair of the change resiliency and adapta- Committee on Environment, tion; enhancing environmen- Natural Resources and Ag- tal and natural resource pro- riculture (ENRA). “In pass- Newspaper Group tection; and investing in parks ing this legislation, we are and recreational assets. recognizing its commitment NEWS Briefs The legislation passed to- to making proper, targeted PHOTO BY KEIKO HIROMI day ensures that Massachu- investments to mitigate the Kids yoga instructor Alyona Rossi (center, right) is shown leading a kids yoga class on the beach setts can continue to plan for impacts of climate change on WIHA CLASSIC CAR Sunday morning, July 29. Next to her is Jace Pereira. Several children came to the beach for yoga global warming and a chang- the Commonwealth. I want to SHOW and a rock-painting event on a beautiful summer morning. ing climate, including along thank Speaker DeLeo and my our vulnerable coastlines. Chairman, Rep. Smitty Pig- The Winthrop Improve- “These investments pro- natelli of the ENRA Commit- ment and Historial Associa- tect critical natural resourc- tee, for their work in ensuring tion presents the WIHA Clas- st es, preserve our parks and passage of this critical bill. I sic Car Show on Saturday, 21 Century student shares personal obstacles recreational areas and aim am very pleased to report Aug. 25 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. to make our Commonwealth that some of the provisions in at Ingleside Park. on her journey to becoming a camp counselor more resilient to the threats the bill will directly help aid of climate change for years to neighborhoods in Revere to majority of her ‘tic attacks,’ will still be acting up. Nothing AUGUST STREET By Kate Anslinger come,” said Speaker DeLeo combat climate change and which she describes as being really helps me during the at- (D-Winthrop). “I’m proud to rising sea levels.” SWEEPING STARTS Fifteen-year-old Emily similar to an anxiety or panic tacks. The tics calm down on work with my colleagues in The funding includes the MONDAY, AUGUST 27 Williams is a perfect exam- attack that can last anywhere their own.” the House and Senate to fund following local projects: ple of someone who has faced from one to five hours straight. Fast forward a couple of Motorists are reminded these important initiatives.” · $15,000,000 for the hy- her obstacles head on, walked “I usually get a tic attack months and Williams was that the Town of Winthrop “Climate change is a real draulic modeling, analysis through them, and came out when an event stirs up my diagnosed with Asperger’s conducts Street Sweeping op- and present threat to Massa- and evaluation of flooding stronger on the other side. emotions, to the point where Syndrome, which opened up erations on the last full week chusetts, and we must treat vulnerabilities and the design, And now she will be able to I’m overwhelmed,” said Wil- another set of challenges. of the month (last week with it as a priority,” said Senate permitting and construction of use her story to motivate and liams. “If I have an attack “Since I have Asperger’s, a Friday) from April through President Karen E. Spilka upgrades to coastal infrastruc- mentor others. At the age of close to my bed time, I won’t October between 7 a.m. and I tend to get ‘shut-downs’ (D-Ashland). “These invest- ture to mitigate coastal flood- 10, Williams was diagnosed be able to sleep that night. My 4 p.m. on the day of a street’s which also happen if I’m ments in our communities, ing in the town of Winthrop, with Tourette’s Syndrome mind is restless, even after the trash collection. If there is a overwhelmed,” she said. coastlines, and in overall cli- including, but not limited to, but through determination, tic attack ends. I could be re- holiday on the week sweeping “During the previous school mate resiliency highlight our seawall construction and re- she has learned to manage the laxed or happy, and my tics would normally occur, sweep- year, I used to shut down joint focus with the House on pair, upgrades and improve- ing is done a week early. while doing homework with preparing Massachusetts’ in- ments to flood drainage infra- Town ordinance prohibits my mom right next to me, try- frastructure for the future, and structure and increasing flood parking in a manner that im- FARMERS’ MARKET IN FULL SWING ing to help me finish my work. safeguarding our residents storage; pedes the street sweeper. Vi- I would become so frustrated from potential environmental · $1,000,000 for public olation of the street sweeping and stressed out, to where I’d disasters. I thank the conferees safety measures to support ordinance carries a $40 fine, shut down. The only thing that for their dedication to prepar- and mitigate the impacts of and your vehicle can be towed. could help me was a quick ing this vital legislation.” the proposed Massachusetts The remaining 2018 street break using my phone or com- Among other spending, the Water Resources Authority of sweeping dates are: bill appropriates: fishing pier at Deer Island; Aug. 27 - 31 puter.” It is Williams’ drive and · $225,000,000 for commu- · $500,000 for the renova- Sep. 24 - 28 nity investment grants; tion and improvement of the Oct. 22 - 26 determination that are guaran- teed to make her a successful · $100,000,000 for energy retaining seawall at Grand- For a map of the street and environment coastal in- view avenue in the town of sweeping days, please role model for others in the st frastructure; Winthrop; go to https://www.goo- 21 Century program. Since she1 was 1 years old, not long · $100,000,000 for state · $4,000,000 to repair and gle.com/maps/d/viewer? replace the failing seawall after her dual diagnoses, Wil- hazard mitigation, climate ll=42.3754823244861% adaptation, and resilient land along Winthrop Parkway in liams has been attending the 2C-70.982150999.... conservation; the City of Revere; summer program as a camp- For a downloadable calen- · $75,000,000 for munic- · $800,000 for planning and dar of the 2018 street sweeping er, and she started working ipal vulnerability prepared- infrastructure improvements schedule, please go to https:// at the program during the ness; to mitigate flooding issues in www.town.winthrop.ma.us/ summer of 2017. She is cur- PHOTO BY KATE ANSLINGER · $55,000,000 for river and the Riverside, Point of Pines sites/winthropma/files/up- Devyn DeBartolo gets ready to pick out some fresh veggies rently undergoing the camp wetland restoration programs; and Beachmont neighbor- loads/street_sw.... at the Winthrop Farmers Market on Sunday, July 29, in French counselor-in-training course, and hoods in the city of Revere; For the complete language Square. The market is open every other Sunday through the · $54,000,000 for rural in- · $10,000,000 for repairs of the street sweeping ordi- summer, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. See WILLIAMS Page 3 vestments. and improvements to the Re- nance, please go to https:// “This bill affirms the legis- vere Beach reservation in- library.municode.com/ma/ lature’s commitment to ensur- cluding, but not limited to, winthrop/codes/code_of_ordi- ing that the Commonwealth is re-nourishment of Revere nances?nodeId. ready for the adverse effects Beach, repairs to any failing “The Streets are a Mess...but we have Cakes & Cookies”! Price subject of climate,” said Sen. Boncore seawalls, transportation im- PURPLE HEART DAY to change provements and restorations “ The Streets are a Mess...but we have Avocados & Corn!” without (D-Winthrop). “Further, this IS AUGUST 7 notice bill makes important invest- to pavilions and period light- “The Streets are a Mess...but we have Steak Tips & Bacon!” There are so many days of ments in coastal resiliency ing structures; remembrance on the calendar “The Streets are a Mess but we are here for you!” .35 efforts in the communities of · $5,000,000 shall be ex- $ Per its no wonder many can be “Please Be Safe” Gallon Revere and Winthrop.” pended for improvements to “I am proud of the work Fredericks Park in the city of See our Ad in Sports • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service of the Legislature in enact- See BRIEFS Page 7 www.winthropmktplace.com • 35 Revere St. Winthrop CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE ing an Environmental Bond See ENVIRONMENT Page 2

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Monday, July 23 hung up. Unknown situation. line Street. Officer requesting scene. Transport one male to Street. Caller refused to give cility and has not been home Female party walked into 91 reports they were able to medical aid. Party voluntarily station. Medical requested any other information. since. Caller was notified. The the station to report that her get into the apartment. Fire being transported to the MGH. per 93. Dizziness. Medical on Party on Shore Drive stat- neighbors also stated that they passport was lost and she en route. Report to follow as Party came to the station scene. One in custody for two ed that two people male and have the party’s keys to move needs to report it to the local there was property damage. to report being bothered/ outstanding warrants, resist- female, appear to be passed vehicle during street sweep- police. Female party back and be- harassed by a neighbor. Par- ing arrest and interfering with out in the vehicle. State Police ing. 91 reports party came to the ing abusive on Siren Street. ty reports earlier today, the a police officer. enroute as well. Officer spoke Mother on Temple Avenue station from Brookfield Road Female party and husband are neighbor repeatedly rang her Director on Golden Drive with the parties. They are in wants her 27-year-old son re- for a parking complaint. Mo- locked in the basement. Caller doorbell and when her hus- wants male party removed good health. They were just moved from the home. She tor vehicle with expired plate. is outside. Units spoke to call- band did not respond, she then from the property. Peace re- enjoying the beach and relax- states he is on drugs and act- G&J en route and will take ing party and the story is not went and kicked his car. No stored and everyone is happy ing. ing up. Male going to MGH possession of the vehicle. making any sense. Nothing damage to the vehicle but she with outcome. was sectioned. Male party from Shirley showing. Advised parties at just wanted it on record. Party Party from Irwin Street Saturday, July 28 Caller on Golden Drive re- Street walked into the station residence that if units have to was informed that the neigh- came in to report being ha- Caller who works at ports that she is in the parking to report a past breaking and go back they will take police bor is to in the area right now rassed. Party has been ha- 7-Eleven believes there is a entering into his home. action for all parties involved. and if there are any further rassed via phone text and black male in a white Mer- lot and states there is an intox- Party from Shirley Street Area search for female party issues for them to call station through third parties. He cedes trying to sell drugs in icated male that is not letting walked into the station to re- with the warrants. No assault and that we are aware of the wanted this logged so he can the parking lot. Units spoke to her get out of the car. Caller port that her scooter was sto- took place as stated by report- neighbor. pursue a harassment order the party and he will be leav- was successfully escorted to len at some point during the er. Area search negative. Female on Pond Street re- against them. ing the parking lot and going her apartment. Medical was night out of her driveway. 91 and 93 attempted to questing to speak to an offi- Caller is passerby and to his girlfriend’s house. called for intoxicated male Party came in to report los- serve warrant to subject on cer. She states that her living states door at the high school Harbormaster called into who signed a refusal. He is ing his Venezuelan passport. River Road. One female in conditions are hazardous to is open. Officer noticed door the station to report that a par- going to bed for the night. Caller states that three custody for warrant arrest. her health and would like to opened and did a walk though ty walked into the harbormas- males in a dark SUV at corner Unit tried to locate male make a police report about it. of the building. Nothing ter’s office and reports that a Sunday, July 29 of Maple and Lowell roads. party on Revere Street and re- She cannot physically get to showing. Alarm was sound- small grey sedan is parked in Caller reports she heard a Possible 94C activity. Units lay message regarding found the police station. Party will ing for a door that was open. the parking lot of Deer Island loud bang an saw a flash in searched the area and could property from another police be calling Elder Services and Building is now secure. and it is occupied by a male area of Hannaford Park. Unit not locate any vehicles match- department. Unit was not able East Boston Court for possi- Served notification for - li and female and two children. located a spent firework and ing the description of anyone to get in contact with the male ble civil action. cense revocation to subject on It appeared they may be sleep- no one was in the area. Units the area. party but made contact with Report of an erratic driver Bowdoin Street. It was served ing. No plate given. Nobody is will be clearing. Party reports an erratic the mother and relayed the heading towards the Point. in hand. sleeping in any motor vehicles Party on Main Street re- operator driving a red Hon- message to mom and she will BOLO given out for the black Caller on Governors Drive at this time. ports there is a vehicle in the da Civic with heavy passen- let the male party know. Hyundai Sonata. reports there is a loud house Caller on Bowdoin Street parking lot playing loud mu- ger-side damage on Revere General parking complaint Unit was flagged down party going on. Caller then is concerned for puppy. She sic. Parties were actually lo- Street heading towards Crest on Winthrop Street led to a ve- about a needle on Crest and stated that the music has states it has been crying and cated on the bridge. Parties Avenue and the beach area. hicle with revoked insurance Chamberlain Avenue. Unit stopped. No action required. barking since 8 a.m. and were advised to keep it down. Vehicle was observed driving on the car. G&J on the scene has the needle int he Sharps would like to report the noise. They left and units cleared. o the wrong side of the road and they towed the vehicle. container. Friday, July 27 Dog gets excited when the Caller on Shirley Street and swerving. 93 located the Report of an unwanted par- Report of a grey Volkswa- owner cuts the grass. state there is a live-injured vehicle at Shirley Street and ty at Star Nails. Section 35. Thursday, July 26 gen blocking driveway on Al- Resident from Villa Avenue Bayview Avenue. Taxi re- One in custody and transport- Calling party on Somerset mont Street. Vehicle is com- can hear a dog in distress on bird in a barrel. DPW employ- quested to take the party to ed to Chelsea Court. and Pleasant Street state that pletely blocking driveway. Vine Avenue. She says it has ee states there is a live injured East Boston. Operator is un- Caller on Johnson Avenue vehicles are parked too close Officer requested a tow. G&J been going on for the past few bird in a barrel. Charlie 1 stat- licensed and a licensed opera- states that her mother is sick to the intersection and that he responding. Parking citation hours. Dog is fine. Kids just ed to tip the barrel over or call tor will take possession of the and she cannot bring her to the has witnessed vehicles almost issued. playing with it. the Animal Rescue. Sea bird vehicle. A citation was issued station but her daughter is get- getting into car accidents be- Party came to the station On Plummer Street, by Dix injured in barrel and DPW for unlicensed operation of ting threatened by two female cause of it. Two motor vehi- to report that the estranged Street, caller reports a boat on will try to relocate. the vehicle. via text and voicemail to harm cles were ticketed. mother of his son threatened a trailer parked on the street 93 reports motor vehicle Unit off with a dog roaming her and she states that she Operations Manager on his current friend as well as obstructing traffic making the accident on Pleasant Street. around Highland Avenue. Of- needs an officer. Officer states Pauline Street reports that his threatening his family’s home. turn. He believes it is a safety Unknown injury. It was a mi- ficer located the dog’s owner that there were things said to employee found a firearm in Report that a light blue hazard. Unable to locate boat nor accident and 93 will han- and advised him of the town’s the individual. front of the auditorium at the Honda Pilot with the windows or the trailer. dle assisting exchanging of leash laws. Information will Caller states that there is a Cellucci Tree Memorial. Unit slightly down there are two Security at Governors paperwork. be forwarded to ACO to fol- white male laying down on located the firearm; it is an golden Retrievers inside the Park states they are trying to Report of unwanted male low up. the sidewalk in front of the old starter pistol. Item was se- car which is parked on Pleas- close the pool but the people party on Revere Street. Un- store on Revere Street. Male cured and brought back to the ant Street. Unit educated the there will not leave and they wanted male party was in- Tuesday, July 24 refused medical attention and station. owner about the dog laws. are looking for the police as- volved in accident with taxi Caller on Banks Street is being transported to his Calling party is ex-husband Temperature inside the car sistance. Uint arrived on the last week. She gave him all states that there is a home- home on Shirley Street. of female party on Summit was 94.2 degrees. Owner left scene. The party calling was the information he needed. He less man sleeping on the Avenue. He is concerned for the yacht club for the night. a lifeguard that wanted to go is refusing to leave. There is a front porch inside. Caller Wednesday, July 25 the well being of his ex-wife Party came to the station to on break and had no one to child also on the scene. Units states as her mother left for Report of a golden Retriev- who he states he has not spo- report that FedEx supposedly relieve him. He wanted to re- advised both parties to go er inside vehicle at the middle move approximately 35 peo- work she saw him sleeping ken to since the 4th of July left a package for her from through their insurance. Issue there. Homeowner is not on of Yirrell Beach. The win- which is very unlike her. He Boost Mobile with a phone ple. No sign was posted by has been resolved. the scene currently. Officers dow is not open enough. Area also states that her phone has valued at $203 in the com- management that the people Caller on Bellevue Avenue spoke with the party who’s search negative on the dog in been going straight to voice- mon hallway to the building have to leave. A secondary stated he knows the home- the vehicle. mail. The ex-husband lives in on Beacon Street on July 24. lifeguard came in to relieve states an Amazon driver hit owner and was unable to call Caller on Birch Road re- Florida. Unit spoke to a differ- The package was either stolen the party. her car and fled the scene. She ahead to say that he’d be vis- ports there is a 20-foot trail- ent party living there now. In- or never delivered. Well-being check on Whee- states that her neighbor has iting. Everything checks out. er illegally parked in front of dividual we were doing a well Caller on Bowdoin Street lock Street. Party called in to all the information. Accident Units clear, services rendered. his house. His neighbors have being check on is not living states there is very loud music say they have not heard from happened on private property. Unwanted female party been doing it for months now. there anymore since July 1st. coming from a house across their friend in a while and they No observation made by offi- on Siren Street. She is sitting Trailer will be picked up and Units cleared. from caller. She said it is very wanted this person checked to cer for unlicensed operator. 93 outside yelling. Calling par- moved off the street to the Charlie 1 has two warrants disturbing. see if he is okay. Units arrived verified all information - giv ty is from another apartment property that they own. in hand to deliver to subject Six to eight teenager boys on the scene and spoke to the en. 93 off at Winthrop station and another male party took Female party, disoriented on Beal Street. Alpha and Al- are being loud on the corner neighbors. Neighbors report speaking with the driver. Pa- the phone away from her and corner of Waldemar and Pau- pha 2 and Delta 5 also on the of Washington, and Shirley that the party is in a rehab fa- perwork was exchanged.

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Fredericks Park in the city of and Beachmont sections of the Commonwealth’s climate land throughout the Com- Revere; the city of Revere with not resilience and prepare for cli- monwealth, appropriating · $2,500,000 for repairs to less than $200,000 to imple- mate change impacts; publish $150,000,000 to tree planting, the Sales Creek culvert and ment the findings of the study. an integrated state climate urban and suburban parks, related improvements in the The bill also requires the adaptation and hazard mitiga- EEA land acquisition, and city of Revere; and Executive Office of Energy tion plan every five years; and trails. · $300,000 shall be expend- and Environmental Affairs establish frameworks for state Other highlights of the ed for a study to determine and the Executive Office of agency and municipal vulner- bill include the creation of solutions to flooding issues in Public Safety and Security ability assessments to be in- the Agricultural Innovation the Riverside, Point of Pines to coordinate and strengthen cluded in the state plan. Fund to finance grants for the Additionally, the legisla- Commonwealth’s agricultural Gov. Charlie Baker signs legislation last week that raises the tion creates and funds a Glob- and cranberry producers; and legal age for smoking from 18 to 21. al Warming Solutions Trust the Fishing Innovation Fund WINTHROP MARKETPLACE Fund to fund the implemen- for the design, construction tation of the Global Warm- and modification of commer- Gov. Baker signs bill to GREEK CHICKEN KOZANI ing Solutions Act, the state’s cial fishing vessel; and for Clean Energy and Climate research, development, ac- INGREDIENTS: Plan, and state and local strat- quisition and deployment of up smoking age to 21 • 4 skinless boneless • 1 1/2 tablespoons sweet egies for climate adaptation. advanced or innovative tech- The Environmental Bond nologies such as sonar, satel- Staff Report step to prevent addiction for chicken thighs paprika Bill also emphasizes the im- lite, radar and radio communi- young people and encourage • 4 cups water • 2 bay leaves • 3 tablespoons olive oil portance of public and park- cations. Last Friday, Gov. Char- healthy choices,” said Bak- • 1 tablespoon salt, or to • 3 large red onions, lie Baker signed a state law, er. “We appreciate the Legis- halved, then sliced length- taste which will raise the legal age lature’s collaboration to pass wise • ground black pepper to to buy tobacco products state- this bill that will limit the • 20 pitted prunes taste Merry Christmas wide from 18 to 21. purchasing of cigarettes and The bill also broadens ex- other harmful products for Directions: To My Dad isting prohibitions on public those under 21 to support long 1. Place the chicken thighs and water into a saucepan. Rhett smoking to include e-ciga- term health for the next gen- Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce heat to rettes, and prohibits the use eration.” medium-low, and simmer 10 to 15 minutes. Skim off of tobacco products on the “This is a big step toward any foam that floats to the surface. grounds of any public or pri- our ongoing effort to curb tobacco use among chil- 2. Meanwhile, heat the olive oil in a large skillet over vate primary, secondary, or vocational school. Addition- dren and young adults,” said low heat. Stir in the onions, and cook covered until ally, the new law will prohibit House Speaker Robert A. soft and translucent, about 10 minutes. Do not let the the sale of tobacco products by DeLeo. “Thank you to Chairs onions brown. Add the chicken to the onions along any pharmacy, hospital, or oth- Hogan and McMurtry and to with 3 cups of the cooking liquid. Stir in the prunes, er entity that offers health care my colleagues in the House paprika, bay leaves, salt, and pepper. Return to a sim- Everyday was Christmas with Rhett. services or that employs any and Senate for their work to mer, cover, and cook until the prunes are tender and Thank You licensed health care providers. balance protecting the health the flavors have combined, 15 to 25 minutes. We Love and Miss You Ed Rhett “Raising the age to buy of our children with creating Bobby & Libby tobacco products in the Com- stability for our retailers and 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP (617)846-6880 monwealth is an important preserving rights for adults.” E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 Page 3

CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR, JAY GONZALEZ VISITS WINTHROP Bill on civic engagement heads to Baker for approval

House Speaker Robert A. “Civic engagement is at DeLeo joined his colleagues the heart of our democracy in the Legislature to enact and this legislation will em- S.2631, An Act to Promote power young people with and Enhance Civic Engage- the information and tools to ment. This legislation is the get involved in their govern- result of years of advocacy ment from their hometowns and collaboration between to Washington, DC,” said bipartisan House and Senate Speaker DeLeo (D-Win- legislators, and it will imple- throp). “Thank you to Senate ment a civics education cur- President Chandler and my riculum in all Massachusetts colleagues in the House and public schools. Senate who worked diligent- The legislation promotes ly to put this in place for our a hands-on and experiential students.” approach to fostering civ- “This legislation ensures ic engagement. It incorpo- that young people in the Com- rates project-based learning monwealth have access to components, encourages the quality civics education that instruction of civic compe- provides the media literacy tencies – including news and skills necessary to critically media literacy – and provides analyze and debate; the news extracurricular civic-partici- of the day and their relation to pation opportunities. history, government, and their “I am incredibly proud that responsibilities as members we have passed this legisla- of a democracy,” said Sen. tion because it is so important Joseph A. Boncore (D-Win- that young men and women throp).” “As the leaders of are given the opportunity to tomorrow, civics education Jay Gonzalez, candidate for governor in the Sept. 4 Democratic learn how to affect change in is vital to teaching students Primary, attended a coffee hour at the Capobianco home in their community,” said Senate the significance of citizen en- Winthrop. Several supporters turned out for the event during President Emerita Harriette gagement in government and which Gonzalez spoke about such issues as public safety, trans- L. Chandler (D-Worcester). society,” said Rep. RoseLee portation, and immigration. Gonzalez previously served as the secretary of administration and finance in the Gov. Deval Patrick “This civics curriculum is a Vincent (D-Revere). “I was Administration. Gonzalez is pictured with the many Winthrop long-term investment in the proud to support this bill, and residents (above) and event host, School Committee member future of our Commonwealth. look forward to seeing the re- Valentino Capobianco (right). When we begin to educate our sults of this legislation come children about civic responsi- to fruition in schools across bility at a young age, we foster the Commonwealth.”The bill the growth and development is now before the governor for MCU reaches over 1,900 students through financial education program of our nation’s future leaders.” his consideration. In the 2017-2018 academ- school students understand scores, taxes and insurance, healthy financial attitudes ic year, 14 Massachusetts important aspects of person- and consumer fraud. and behaviors in a classroom high schools implemented al finance like the difference The program engages and setting. Metro Credit Union’s MoneySense, a free, digital between wants and needs and interacts with students while partnership with EverFi, Inc. Legislation passed to make financial education program. how to make a budget. This placing them in real-world brings the program to lo- Metro Credit Union (MCU) course is providing them with scenarios. Students truly ap- cal students at no cost to the has partnered with leading ed- the knowledge needed to suc- preciate learning about top- schools or the taxpayer. Ac- state colleges safe and inclusive ucation technology company cessfully navigate the increas- ics that they can and will use cording to recent EverFi sur- House Speaker Robert A. education they receive. This EverFi, Inc., to bring this in- ingly complex financial world in their day-to-day lives. As vey data, 87 percent of parents DeLeo joined his colleagues bill ensures that our higher teractive, web-based financial we live in.” one student who participat- talk to their kids about money in the House last week to pass education institutions and the management program to over The 1,950 students reached ed in the program stated, “I but only 43 percent of par- legislation requiring Massa- Commonwealth are leading 1,900 students since the pro- through MoneySense com- will apply it to my everyday ents describe themselves as chusetts higher education in- the fight to create environ- gram’s inception in 2017. pleted 5,448 hours of learning life. These lessons are helpful ‘well prepared’ to teach their stitutions to conduct surveys ments that engender explo- “Metro is proud to have since the program was intro- for the future of banking and kids about money, and many assessing the campus climate ration and learning free from empowered so many students duced. Students’ understand- buying. I think it really has do not discuss more complex relative to sexual misconduct sexual violence, said Sen. with the essential skills need- ing of key financial topics helped prepare me for how I concepts like credit, financing every two years. Joseph A. Boncore (D-Win- ed to make sound financial de- rose by an average 71 percent am going to use money in the higher education, or building With the goal of fostering throp).” “As a co-sponsor and cisions. It’s a testament to our based on pre- and post-as- future.” wealth, focusing instead on safe and inclusive campus supporter of this legislation, I investment in the communi- sessment scores. Among the MoneySense is imple- values and rules-of-thumb environments, the surveys – am so pleased that the House ties we serve,” Charlene Bau- valuable topics covered were mented in a co-curricular ba- like saving, managing spend- known as campus climate sur- adopted this important bill,” er, chief development officer, saving, banking, investing, sis, providing students with veys – will assist institutions said Rep. RoseLee Vincent said. “It is crucial that high renting versus owning, credit the opportunity to develop See MCU Page 16 with gathering sexual miscon- (D-Revere). “When enacted, duct data, including the num- this will aid educational insti- ber of incidents of misconduct tutions in establishing mean- as well as provide informa- ingful policy changes, which Williams // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 tion about student awareness will in turn keep students safe of campus policies and pro- by preventing future sexual where she assists other coun- any other kind of obstacle cedures, and help campuses assaults.” selors to learn and grow as a that interferes with their dai- identify at-risk groups. The legislation requires future counselor herself. If she ly lives, I’d say to keep being “Massachusetts is home to universities and colleges use proves that she can handle the yourself, no matter what,” thousands of college students model surveys based on the job, she will get hired on as an she said. “I’ve made so many and this bill will promote saf- recommendations provided official camp counselor when good friends, acquaintances, er campus life and build trans- parency into the reporting of by a 21-member task force, she turns 16. and people who support me which is co-chaired by the “My accomplishments are occurrences of sexual miscon- just by showing who I truly Commissioner of Higher Edu- to help the kids feel happier duct at institutions across the am. Also, remember to take cation and the Commissioner and more comfortable with Commonwealth,” said Speak- breaks when needed. When I of Public Health. me, and I want to give them take breaks, I usually go into er DeLeo (D-Winthrop). the best summer they’ve ever “Thank you to Reps. Scibak, The legislation requires a quiet space and listen to my that the surveys are anony- had,” said Williams. “Not idol, Lady Gaga’s music. Cre- Ehrlich and Farley-Bouvier for their work to move this mous with no identifying in- only do I want to teach the ating art is also a technique I forward and to the students formation collected and that younger ones about my dis- use to handle stress and nega- abilities, but I want to teach as who helped to advocate for the results be published on tivity. I’ve taught myself how this important measure.” institution websites 120 days many people as I can, no mat- to draw, and I’ve been creat- ter what age.” “Creating safe learning en- after the completion of the ing human-like animals on Williams hopes to share her vironments for students is as survey. The bill now moves paper ever since I was 9 years own ways of working through important to their growth and to the Senate for its consider- old.” her obstacles, with others at- development as the quality of ation. tending the program. She is a big believer in taking breaks and finding an outlet that- al lows you to cater to creativity. WINTHROP’S REAL ESTATE CORNER “For those who also deal Emily Williams has overcome many obstacles in her young life, and now she uses her experiences to help campers at the 21st (Look here weekly for real estate updates) with autism, Tourette’s, or Century summer program. All data from MLSPIN as of 7/01/2018 – 7/31/2018 Some Winthrop’s home sale data for the month of July per the statewide Multiple Listing Property Information Network – MLSPIN WHS CLASS OF 1973 ADDRESS TYPE OF PROPERTY SELLING PRICE LISTING PRICE SELLING AGENT 81 Lincoln Street Single family $432,000.00 $415,000.00 Atiyeh Cassidy TH 68 Tafts Avenue Single family $450,000.00 $434,900.00 Chrissy D’Ambrosio 45 REUNION 173 Grovers Avenue Condominium $349,000.00 $349,000.00 Sharon Tallent Please join us for a fun filled weekend, Sept. 15, 2018 at the 42 Nevada St. #1 Condominium $410,000.00 $359,900.00 Jonathan Polino th 50 Seafoam Ave. 2 family $615,000.00 $619,900.00 Virginia Brown WYC for our 45 reunion. 7 Seafoam Avenue Condominium $379,000.00 $379,000.00 Atiyeh Cassidy We will have a buffet dinner, live band, “Vinyl Groove” (7:00 p.m.) and a DJ between sets playing all our old favorites! CONGRATULATIONS TO ATIYEH CASSIDY! We will hold a sunset service on the WYC deck for our classmates that Atiyeh just sold the single family are no longer with us. located at 81 Lincoln Street and Come to Yirrell Beach Friday night, Sept. 14, at 6:00 p.m. (BYO) the condominium located at There will be coffee “on the wall” at the top of Sturgis Street Sunday, at 8 a.m. 7 Seafoam Avenue. Reunion $50 pp, please mail checks to Ellen McGrath, Atiyeh had been ranked in 131 Sewall Ave., Winthrop, MA 02152. the top 10 for Sunday is ‘I love Winthrop Day’ down the center. Winthrop agents by Questions? Reach out to Jeani DeAngelis or Denny Mahoney the statewide MLS. [email protected] [email protected] Highland Real Estate – 617-846-8000 Page 4 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 E-mail: [email protected]

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HANDS-FREE DRIVING LAW Forum NEEDED

Public safety advocates have been disappointed this week that the legislature has failed to adopt a bill in this legislative session that would ban the use of mobile electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle unless the devices are used in hands-free mode. Distracted driving is a huge and ever-growing problem, sur- passing drunk driving as a source of carnage on our roadways. The National Safety Council asserts that distracted driving ac- counted for 26 percent of the 30,000 lives lost in motor vehicle accidents in 2013. Teens were the largest age group reported as distracted at the time of fatal crashes. It is estimated that five seconds is the average time a driv- er’s eyes are taken off the road while reading or sending a text message. At 55 mph, those five seconds are enough to cover the length of a football field. The result has been an estimated one million motor vehicle accidents caused by distracted driving. Fourteen other states and the District of Columbia prohib- it drivers from using handheld mobile devices, including New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Vermont. With polls asserting that 80 percent of the public supports a hands-free driving law, we hope that the legislature will take steps to enact this needed legislation when the new legislature reconvenes in January. A TRAGEDY THAT AFFECTED ALL OF US

The news reports this weekend about the tragic motor vehicle accident that claimed the life of a 32-year-old Cape Cod man who had just become a new father -- as he was returning home at night from the hospital after visiting with his wife and child -- caused all of us to pause for a moment to ponder how life can be so cruel and capricious. The victim, Kevin Quinn, 32, was a former Marine who had served two tours of duty in Afghanistan. Although Mr. Quinn had survived military duty in one of the most dangerous places LETTERS to the Editor in the world, he could not make it home safely on what should have been an uneventful ride back from the hospital on Route THANK YOU Charities of the Archdiocese surge in people biking since lowed by an extensive “priori- 28 on the Cape. MR. SPEAKER of Boston and Those Who Can the launch of the dockless tization plan” that outlines key There has been much discussion about whether the operator for Those in Need in Winthrop LimeBikes in June. As of July improvements to consider. As Dear Editor, of the other vehicle, who also was killed in the crash and who – came together to advocate 30, 6,065 LimeBike trips had a group that has mostly fo- The House budget in April, had a lengthy criminal record, should have been released from for repeal. been taken by 1,918 people cused on building enthusiasm under the leadership of Speak- jail and out on the street, especially in view of a recent arrest for Massachusetts is one of since the launch of the pro- for biking and bringing people er Robert DeLeo, included a operating under the influence while being out on bail on another only 17 states – along with gram- riding a total of 5,180 together around bikes, Bike serious charge. provision repealing the wel- Arkansas, Georgia, and Mis- miles! And while this is great Winthrop is looking forward Questions also have been raised as to whether the police offi- fare family cap – the rule sissippi – that still have a fam- for public health, sustainabili- to working with our town of- cer should have broken off the high-speed chase that resulted in that bars welfare benefits for ily cap rule. After the House ty, and overall quality of life, ficials and DPW to identify the fatal crash, especially when the speeds reached 65 miles per a child if the child was con- vote, Speaker DeLeo tweeted: it also poses some significant the most strategic investments hour and the suspect was passing other vehicles. At what point ceived while the family was “Proud the House voted to lift safety challenges because our we can make so that everyone does an officer have to realize that giving up the chase is a pre- receiving welfare. With the the cap on kids and support streets or intersections have on our streets is safe and Win- ferred alternative to placing the lives and safety of everybody Speaker’s strong support, the vulnerable children.” #mapo- not yet been upgraded with throp is no longer “where the else at risk? We do not pretend that there are any easy answers House unanimously approved li. Thanks to Speaker DeLeo’s bike friendly designs or sig- bike lane ends”. to these questions. However, what is clear is that a confluence a budget amendment with the leadership, Massachusetts ap- nage. Also, many people are We are excited to be part- of all of these factors resulted in the death of a wonderful young repeal provision. The Senate pears about to join the seven not used to driving with bikes nering with MassBike and man, who had served his country honorably, leaving his wife a budget in May followed the states that repealed their fam- on the road or to riding bikes the Winthrop Police to host a widow and their newborn child without a father. House lead and also provides ily caps rather than maintain on street themselves. Now is “Bike Safety Demo” on Sat- for family cap repeal. a policy that hurts kids – and a great time to address these urday, Aug. 18, from noon-3 Currently, the rule denies even denies their existence. things. p.m. outside the Cumming Independent all welfare benefits for 8,700 Vincent Wisniewski While we are blessed with School to help people learn children statewide, including a well-connected network of and remember how to ride a Newspaper Group 57 children in Revere and mostly quiet, scenic, neigh- bike safely and legally. All are Winthrop. Welfare benefits MORE PEOPLE borhood streets, we would all welcome! Details will be post- Send us Your News are only $578 a month for a BIKING CALLS FOR stand to benefit from improve- ed on our Facebook page this The Winthrop Sun Transcript encourages residents mother and two children, but MORE SAFE STREETS to submit birth and engagement announcements, ments our streets and intersec- week- and be sure to check only $478 a month if one of news releases, business briefs, honor rolls, social Dear Editor, tions that make them safer out the “Portraits from the news, sports stories, and photographs for publica- the children is barred by the tion. Items should be forwarded to our offices at 385 Last month’s letter from and more accessible to both Startline” exhibit taking place family cap. Without any ben- Broadway, Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Gary Shoales made some ex- people on bikes and people on inside the Winthrop Cultural Revere, MA 02151-9103. 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Please note that the opinions expressed are not necessarily those of The Winthrop Transcript. v i s i t u s o n th e we b at Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are preferred. w w w. winthrop transcrip t. co m E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript Article 837 - WINTHROP’S FIRST GOLF COURSE 20 years ago girl as she was walking to the club has lost many of its boats July 30, 1998 beach from Morton St. and members in recent years. Funeral services were held Construction equipment The championship swim- this morning for the late Jo- has been set up on Walden ming races to be held at the seph M. Harvey, who served Street for the first 30-unit Elks are expected to draw 1 as Town Counsel from 1965 apartment building being built large crowds this weekend. until his retirement in 1996. by local developer Joseph Entrants from all over New Harvey was fondly remem- Scimone. Pilings also have England will be competing. bered by many long-time res- been dug for a 70-unit build- Waterfront businesses, es- idents, including State Rep. ing near the Temple Tifereth pecially resorts, are urging Robert DeLeo, who served on Israel at the corner of Hadas- the legislature to require that the Board of Selectmen in the sah Way and Veteran’s Road. powerboats have underwater 1980s during Harvey’s ten- Bernard, Henry, and Flor- mufflers on their engines be- ure as Town Counsel. Harvey ence Basch, the owners of Vi- cause of the loud noise that was a 1933 grad of Winthrop king Taxi Co., have submitted bothers patrons of their estab- High. He also was a graduate an application for a fare in- lishments. of Boston College and B.C. crease to the selectmen. They Law School. For many years are seeking a hike to $1 from 100 years ago he was the courthouse report- the present fare of 60 cents. Aug. 3, 1918 er for the Boston Globe and Pvt. Thiomas Fielding, in a was a member of the Pulitzer 60 years ago letter to his mother and father, Prize-wnning team that wrote July 31, 1958 who is seving with the 369th an expose on a federal judge- Speaking at a meeting Aero Squadron of the Amer- ship appointment in the 1960s. at Town Hall, Chamber of ican Expeditionary Force in The selectmen’s hearing room Commerce President David England, writes of the hospi- in Town Hall recently was Edovitz said that local mer- tality of his British hosts, who dedicated in his name. chants have seen a significant The annual National Night decline in their business in re- entertain the Yanks with con- Out event sponsored by the cent years. He said that only certs. 2 Winthrop Police Department 20 percent of residents’ retail Service on the Revere is set for this Tuesday evening. dolars are spent in the town. Beach and Lynn R.R. was in- Virginia Noiles has been The Chamber is seeking ac- terrupted Saturday afternoon named the Asst. Principal at tion from the selectmen to and evening by a strike by the E.B. Newton School. create a business promotion some 40 summer brakemen The average selling price of office. who are demanding a wage a single-family home in Win- The Army has refused the increase of $2 to $17 week- throp jumped to $188,155 in town’s request for financial ly. Company officials called the first half of 1998, an in- assistance to offset the town’s in all of the regular men for crease of 17.4 percent over costs for providing fire protec- overtime work to restore ser- 1997. tion to Ft. Banks, Ft. Heath, vice. Few of the strikers will and Ft. Dawes. be taken back. 30 years ago Aug. 3, 1988 70 years ago 110 years ago Banks Street residents were July 30, 1948 Aug. 1, 1908 plagued by severe flooding David Sawyer, 29, has been The local branch of the during the recent heavy rain- named the new executive Women’s Christian Temper- fall. director of the local Jewish ance Union has spoken out Winthrop officials fear that Community Center. He previ- against baseball games be- With summer here and the ried Judge John Lowell, hence as to minimize any grading re- the closing of the Day Square ously had been director of the ing played on Sundays at Ft. golfing season already on go- his name entered the roll of quirements for the land. This and Neptune Road off-ramp Hebrew Men’s and Women’s Banks. “The churches are de- ing, a number of Court Park Court Park residents. unusual street layout resulted to traffic during peak hours Assoc. in Baltimore. void of children because they residents have been asking After the death of Judge in the nickname for the area will expose Winthrop to traf- Ronny Noyes, 14, was the are watching the ball games,” about information on the golf Loring in 1887, these two es- as the “Maze”, a name it bears fic congestion. winner of $125 from the Bos- said Mrs. S.A. McKinney, course that was there and how tates became horseback rid- even today. At that time the A meeting has been set by ton Herald in its “Grandstand chairman of the committee. the area became known as the ing trails for a brief period roads were unnamed but, by the selectmen to discuss the Manager” contest for cor- issues of overcrowding of rectly choosing rthe winning maze. and then the area was con- 1900, names were assigned 120 years ago town offices at Town Hall. games of the Red Sox and Aug. 5, 1898 The initial development of verted into Winthrop’s first and road construction was Braves last week. Winthrop for too long has Winthrop’s Court Park section golf course which also only nearing completion. If one of town was in 1847 when two lasted a few years. This golf 40 years ago Dr. Edward Grainger, 70, a been ignored in the matter of walked down Court Road in Aug. 2, 1978 prominent men, Judge Edward course is reported to have practicing physician in Win- sectional distribution for the the mid 1890’s, golfers in the Responding to union com- throp (though not a resident G. Loring and the Honorable been the second golf course state Senate seat in the dis- rough along the newly laid plaints about the four-man here) for 40 years, passed trict we share with Revere and George E. Emerson together in the USA, the first having out road would be visible as minimum shift during the day, away this week. Grainger also purchased the entire area and been built a few years earlier East Boston. Winthrop folk shown in the second picture. Police Chief David Rice said was the first Democrat to be established their two estates. in Brookline. Within the next want one of their own, former One could also see East he is required to operate his elected to the State Senate in State Rep. David Floyd 2d, to The Judge’s home was locat- couple of years many golf department within the budget the Winthrop, Chelsea, and ed off Court Road on the high courses were built across our Boston in the distance. Pic- become the senator, and are ture three shows golfers in the he has been allotted. East Boston district. seeking support from Revere. ground near where Elmer and country. Our course was de- DPW Supt. Craig Dolan Albert Avenues now exist and signed and laid out by a Mr. Emerson road area playing Guests at the Cottage Park told the selectmen that van- 80 years ago Hotel these days gather on the the Emerson home was locat- John Stavely who, according among the new roads. While dalism to public property has July 30, 1938 balcony overlooking the sea ed off Birch Road not far from to the 1900 census, then lived there is some thought that the increased significantly over Incumbent Daniel J. Honan, or in the cool parlor to play where Loring Road is today. at 20 Sargent St. See picture original golf course consisted the past few months, noting a Democrat, will be opposed whist when the dampness of only three holes, it was in the theft of town street signs. by two rivals in the upcoming In the 1850’s, Mr. Emerson one which depicts the cover and stickiness of the weather fact a nine hole course as seen State Rep. Alfred Saggese Democratic primary. Five Re- imported and transplanted in of a small brochure published makes pleasure outdoors all in picture four where a cad- announced that he has ob- publicans will be vying for the the Court Park area about two about this golf course. but impossible. thousand shade trees from En- The planned development dy is holding the number “9” tained state funding for the GOP nomination. construction of stairways Winthrop residnets were gland, Scotland and Norway. of this area is depicted on an flag on the green behind the 130 years ago When Mr. Emerson died in 1891 map which envisioned former home of Judge Loring from Winthrop Shore Drive shocked to learn of the fatal to Winthrop Beach in order to accident that took the life of July 27, 1888 1881, his estate was lived in the roads to be laid out direct- which was then being used as The Highlands area of the by his daughter who had mar- ly on the existing fairways so the course’s clubhouse. make access from the street to congenial and much-respect- the beach easier for residents. ed police officer John T. Les- town has been the site of many lie, who was walking along beautiful new homes built in 50 years ago the Narrow Gauge Railroad recent years. Development Aug. 1, 1968 tracks when he slipped and should accelerate even further The selectmen have or- fell beneath a train. when the new train depot is dered that a large German completed. 3 Shepherd be removed from 90 years ago The long-talked-of town the town after an attack by the Aug. 4, 1928 meeting on the matter of dog upon a 10-year-old girl. The members of the Pleas- building streets to the new The dog’s owner said that the ant Park Y.C. are pleased that railroad stations was held last dog never had attacked her their appeal for dredging the night at Town Hall. Damag- four children and had broken channel has been approved es were awarded to property loose from the home on only by the state. The club will owners whose land was tak- a few occasions. Animal Con- pay $3,000 for the cost of the en. Maple St. was changed to trol Officer Jack Van Buskirk project, which is desperately Bartlett Road, on motion of said he had given her a warn- needed. The channel was last Captain Irwin, and his refer- ing and then a ticket after the dredged in 1915, but with the ence to General W.F. Bartlett dog had been off its leash in narrowing of the channel and was applauded. the past. The dog attacked the the low depth of the water, the Guest Op-Ed National Grid open to negotiations

By Marcy L. Reed A portion of our custom- employees, and also inconsis- ers’ bills support labor costs. tent with every other inves- At National Grid, we’re On average, both our gas and tor-owned utility in Massa- industry leaders in the clean electric customers are seeing a chusetts. energy transition. We take 5-percent to 7-percent annu- When it comes to the types seriously our responsibility al bill growth without seeing of retirement and health insur- 4 to help solve major energy significant changes in their ance benefits that our custom- challenges, while meeting our level of service. We’re con- ers ultimately pay for, those customers’ evolving expec- cerned about affordability for provided to employees repre- our customers. tations and ensuring that the sented by Locals 12003 and cost of our service is sustain- To stay ahead in an ev- 12012-04 are the exception, able for years to come. Our er-evolving marketplace and effort to keep costs reasonable to control our customers’ not the rule. For example, 16 for our customers has led to costs, National Grid cannot other local unions that repre- our current dispute with Unit- continue to provide health sent National Grid employees ed Steelworkers Locals 12003 insurance and new-hire retire- have agreed that new hires and 12012-04, which together ment benefits to one segment will not be covered by tradi- represent 1,250 of our more of our unionized workforce tional pension plans. These than 10,000 unionized em- that are inconsistent with the See OP-ED Page 7 ployees. vast majority of our unionized Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] OBITUARIES

Barbara Wyman Scott Kendall Mitchell Katherine (Kathy) Collins Lifelong Winthrop resident Graduate of Winthrop High School, Class of 1976 Graduate of Winthrop High School, Class of 1976

Barbara A. Wyman of Pea- Scott Kendall Mitchell, son An avid nature-lover, Scott Katherine (Kathy) Collins body, formerly of Winthrop, of Barbara Pierce Mitchell received a BS in Marine Biol- passed away Tuesday, July 24 passed away surrounded by and John Kendall Mitchell, ogy from UMass Dartmouth after a long illness. She was her loving family at the Ka- died peacefully on Thursday, (formerly Southeastern Mas- 60 years old. plan Family Hospice in Dan- July 26 after a courageous bat- sachusetts University) in 1983 Kathy, who was a gradu- vers on July 21. She was 92 tle against cancer. He was 59 and loved to spend time in the ate of Winthrop High School years old. years old. woods and on the water with Class of 1976, was the daugh- Born in Cambridge, the A 1976 graduate of Win- family and friends. ter of Mario Conti and the late beloved daughter of the late throp High, he is survived A celebration of Scott’s life Bevery Conti of Winthrop, Anna (Cronin) and Albert J. by brothers Grant and David will be held at Purdy’s Memo- the beloved mother of Court- Wyman, Sr., she was a long Mitchell, sister Susan Mitch- rial Chapel in Lee, N.H., at 3 ney Collins of Winthrop and time resident of Winthrop and ell, his wife Carol, and his p.m. today, Thursday, Aug. the late Cory Collins and the a graduate of Winthrop High Albert J. Wyman, III, former daughter Marissa - the light of 2, with visitation one hour loving grandmother to Jay- nephews and niece. School. She went on to work sister in law of Harriet Gurney his life. before followed by refresh- din, Lucas and Kenzie Col- Arrangements were under as an executive secretary for and she is also survived by His great passions includ- ments provided at the fami- lins. Kathy is survived by the direction of the Caggia- Delta Airlines for over 30 many loving great nieces and ed listening to and playing ly’s Koaukee Island property her stepmother, Janis Conti no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral years. She was a former mem- nephews and great great niec- music from classical to rock; on Bow Lake in Strafford, of Winthrop, her sister, Chris- Home, Winthrop and were ber of the Winthrop Lodge of es and nephews. all modes of transportation in- N.H. In lieu of flowers, please tine Vecchia and her husband, private. Elk’s Emblem Club and the Services and interment will cluding trains, cars, tractors, consider making a gift to The Robert Vecchia of Winthrop, To sign the online guest chairperson for the welcom- be held at a later date in New trucks, motorcycles and boats; Loon Preservation Committee her stepsister, Stacie Marley book go to www.caggianofu- ing committee at Brooksby Jersey. and reading many novels at a athttp://www.loon.org/dona- and her husband, Brian Mar- neralhome.com. Village. She also loved to Memorial donations may time. tion-form.php. ley of Winthrop, as well as her travel and was an avid walker be made to the Wyman around the Town of Winthrop. House, Francis Wyman As- She was the dear sister of sociation, Inc. 14 Thompson Brooke Tuttle the late Albert J. Wyman, Jr. St., Dedham, MA 02026 or go Lifelong Winthrop resident and the loving aunt of Anne to www.wymanassociation. City Paws and Bob Moravsik, Tim and org. Kathi Wyman and the late Brooke M. Tuttle of Golden Drive., Winthrop passed away at home on July 24. She was Bench buddies Yolanda Mariano 64 years old. Born in Boston, she was the By Penny & Ed Cherubino time on a bench along their Of Winthrop beloved daughter of the late regular walking route. This Barbara (Murray) and Robert Heat and humidity lead will keep them in touch with Yolanda (D’Arrigo) Mari- Tuttle. A lifelong resident of to more people and dogs en- the friends they have connect- ano of Winthrop passed away Winthrop, she was employed joying a shady park bench as ed with through their canine peacefully on, Tuesday, July as a home-health aide for sev- they make their way through family member. 24. eral years. the summer season. It has us We have one friend who The beloved wife of the She was the life partner of thinking about all the ways can often be found reading on dog lovers make use of park a park bench. She will some- late Angelo Mariano, she was Freddie McGah and the lov- no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral benches. times tuck her book away and the devoted mother of Paul ing mother of Insharrah Tut- Home, Winthrop on Friday, Our Westie, Poppy, is walk along with us. This gives Mariano and his wife, Kathy, tle, Ryaan Tuttle and his wife, Aug. 3, from 4 to 8 p.m. A bench obsessed. If you saw her some dog-time with Pop- Diane Spinucci, Janice Hem- Kristina and Shannon McGah, funeral service will be held us out walking you’d notice py. It gives us an opportunity ming and her husband, Rich- loving sister of Bridget Tuttle in the funeral home the same her attempts to hop up on ev- to catch up with her news. ard, Anthony and his wife, and cherished grandmother of evening at 7:30 p.m. Commit- ery bench she sees. During a Tricia, Brian Mariano and his Isabella, Michael and Cecilia. tal will be private. recent heatwave, we followed Bench Memorials wife, Eleanor, David Maria- ished grandmother of 14 and Family and friends are cor- For directions or to sign the her lead and took a lot more While we could never for- no and his wife, Kristen and adored great-grandmother of dially invited to attend the online guestbook go to www. bench breaks. Sitting for a few get the wonderful dogs who Lenny Mariano and his wife, nine great-grandchildren. She visitation from the Caggia- caggianofuneralhome.com. have brought joy to our lives, Debra; loving sister of Joseph is also survived by many lov- minutes lets us take a drink memorial benches and trees D’Arrigo, Olga Costa and ing nieces and nephews. while we wait for Poppy to are one way people honor the late Frank D’Arrigo and Funeral arrangements were slow her panting before we them. If you take the time to Ann Sidoti. She was the cher- by the Ruggiero Family Fu- offer her a cup of water. James Smallwood read the plaques in parks, you neral Home, East Boston. Sitting with our tiny pal might see some with single Yolanda was laid to rest with September 24, 1957 — July 25, 2018 Sky, we discussed that per- names. Because we knew the In Memoriam her husband, Angelo, in the haps small dogs like sitting on dogs, we know which benches 2008 Aug. 4th 2018 Belle Island section of Win- James E. Smallwood, a benches because it gives them 10th Year Anniversary are in memory of lost canine throp Cemetery, 100 Kennedy Vietnam-era veteran and a better view, a bit of shelter, friends. Drive, Winthrop. In honor- union electrician, passed away and makes them feel bigger On the Commonwealth Av- William ing Yolanda’s life, in lieu of Wednesday, July 25 at the than some of the dogs who enue Mall, there are at least flowers, memorial donations Brigham and Women’s Hospi- stop by for a sniff greeting. Leach F. Jr. A few larger dogs like to three plaques that honor peo- “Little Bill” may be made to St. Jude’s tal in Boston after a long ill- ple who were important to the Children Research Hospital, ness. He was 60 years old. sprawl across a bench to catch dogs in our neighborhood. 313 Washington St., Suite Born in Michigan, he was a breeze and have a rest. Oth- James was a handyman 310, Newton, MA 02458. For raised in Chelsea, a beloved er big pups look for a bit of who always took time to call more information, visit: www. son of the late James and Lor- shade and a place away from his favorite dogs to him as he ruggieromh.com. raine Ann (Cook) Smallwood. passing feet under or behind a Jim attended Chelsea schools bench. (Or, do they think they did his work. We can still hear and enlisted in the U.S. Navy, James was the beloved hus- are hiding and we can’t see his deep, resounding voice served during the Vietnam era, band and life companion of 25 them?) calling our Maggie Mae as we was honorably discharged and years to Deborah A. (McK- passed a Back Bay alley. received the National Defense ennon) Smallwood, devoted Gathering Spots Keith was a dog walker Medal for his service. After father of Jimmy and his wife, Benches are also places who was loved not only by TORF FUNERAL returning to civilian life, he at- Linda of Saugus, Paul of Sau- where people walking their the families of the dogs he tended college and attained an gus, Nicholas of Foxboro and dogs can meet up and walk walked, but also by many SERVICE associate’s degree. the late Billy. He was the dear together. Group texts will of- others whose days were made Pre-need planning with our Jim was a resident of Win- brother of Patrick of Saugus ten set up a gathering point. If better by an encounter with Some One Special price protection guarantee. throp for the past 25 years and and Billy and his wife, Car- there’s a nearby bench, you’ll him. A special person, Arrangements made at our was formerly of Chelsea. He olyn of Medford; cherished find a few of the dogs on or Richard collected return- facility or in the comfort of was a union electrician and under it as they wait for their able bottles and bought dog a special face, “Pop-pop” to Paul and Papa your own home was a proud member of IBEW to Christina and Rocco, all of friends. biscuits to pass out to the dogs Some one we loved he called his “customers.” 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: local 103 Boston. He worked Saugus and Autumn of Fox- There are benches where You’ll see a bucket of dog and can never Deborah Torf Golden as a facilities electrician at the boro; loving godfather of Ze- you can expect to see certain treats next to his plaque. be replaced. Amy Torf Golden VA Hospital in Jamaica Plain. ndaya of Winthrop and Ryan people at specific times of the We always feel a special Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) In his lifetime, he en- of Saugus. He is also survived day. If this is a dog-friendly, warmth when we pass one M.L. Torf (1867-1940) joyed time spent at the ocean by many loving nieces and outgoing person, there may Love & Miss You and playing games of chance. nephews. well be a few dogs and people of their plaques on our daily walks. Mom, Dad, Mark (617) 889-2900 Jim would always volunteer Arrangements were by the gathered around to socialize. and Family. and lend his helping hand to Anthony Memorial, Frank A. (800)428-7161 assist any fellow veteran in Welsh & Sons Funeral Home, Stay Connected Do you have a question or www.torffuneralservice.com need and he was an ardent Chelsea. Services concluded We encourage those griev- topic for City Paws. 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FUNERAL HOME, INC. • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA Caggiano • SERVING ALL FAITHS FUNERALHOME CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 (617) 846-0909 www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM On a very hot day, Remy took a bench break to cool off and

© adfinity© catch his breath part way through his walk. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 Page 7

Winthrop Senior Center News Op-Ed // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 August 2– August 8, 2018 two locals have not. Further, year, including overtime. If like a 401(k) are more aligned selves and other United Steel- Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm employees in these locals still our offer to these locals of with changing workforce de- workers locals – as well as 16 maintain health insurance 14.53 percent in compounded mographics, providing a tan- other unions at National Grid, Thursday, August 2 coverage that includes no de- raises was accepted on June gible benefit that employees who have agreed that new 10:30am – Red Hatters Meeting 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara ductibles and no co-insurance. 25, that average salary would can see grow. Our proposed hires would not be covered by 12:00pm – Lunch Our inability to reach increase by 2022 to more than company-funded defined con- traditional pension plans. 1:00pm – Bingo agreement on these issues re- $137,000 annually. tribution 401(k) plan, with Why is it that these locals sulted in the company’s dif- We want every employee contributions of 3 percent to 9 are so fundamentally opposed Friday, August 3 ficult decision on June 25 to at National Grid to be able to percent matched against base to changes their United Steel- 9:00am-12:30pm – Podiatry Appointments with Dr. Kaplan inform these two locals that grow a career here. In recog- and overtime pay, is compara- workers brothers and sisters ($20; Appointment Required) their members could not con- nition of the long hours they ble to retirement plans agreed have made at other utilities? 9:30am – Exercise Class tinue to work without a com- often work under challenging to by United Steelworkers for In fact, there is no reasonable 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy prehensive agreement that conditions and in emergency new hires at the other inves- answer to this question. 11:30am – Cards and Cribbage meets both our employees’ situations, we will continue tor-owned utilities in Massa- We will continue to nego- 12:00pm – Lunch and customers’ needs. This providing good wages and chusetts – as well as at utilities tiate in good faith and remain work stoppage is the excep- benefits that help them today in New Hampshire and Con- available seven days a week to Saturday, August 4 tion to our otherwise unblem- and during retirement. necticut. try to reach an agreement with 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy ished record of successfully But when less than 10 per- National Grid has not pro- these locals that gets our em- negotiating scores of contracts cent of American workers posed that any current em- ployees back to work to serve Monday, August 6 with unions over two decades. have pension plans them- ployees in these locals give up the customers who depend on 9:30am – Exercise 10:00am – Art Class with Dawn We’re proud to have al- selves, and more than 50 per- their pensions or move out of us. We look forward to our 12:00pm – Lunch ways provided good jobs with cent have no employer-funded a traditional pension plan. In ongoing negotiation sessions 1:00pm – Bingo competitive wages and bene- retirement plan at all, we’re fact, we offered a 10 percent with the locals, and to every 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara fits to our employees. Since simply asking our unions to pension increase by 2021 for day that gets us closer to re- 2016, we’ve added 140 more adopt a competitive compa- employees currently repre- solving our differences. Tuesday, August 7 well-paying jobs in these two ny-funded 401(k) plan for sented by Locals 12003 and Marcy L. Reed is the Pres- 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy local unions alone. The aver- new hires – as they have done 12012-04. ident Massachusetts and EVP 10:00-11:00am – Blood Pressures age employee in these locals elsewhere. But these two locals have Policy & Social Impact 10:00am – Arts & Crafts 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) earns more than $120,000 a Defined contribution plans drawn a line between them- 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy 10:30-11:30am – Exercise for Arthritis 12:00pm – Lunch

Wednesday, August 8 Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 9:30am – Exercise Class 9:30-11:30am – Kelly’s Nails on Wheels (Manicures cost $10; forgotten. Our Auxiliary state.ma.us/ele/eleabsentee/ that inspires our constituents CEO of Renault and Nissan, Appointment Required) has chosen Purple Heart Day absidx.htm and produces results. We can Carlos Ghosn, a new compa- 10:00am – Caregiver Support Group Meeting August 7th as our date of re- Do you want to know about achieve this by ensuring that ny was born, “A Better Place”. 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) membrance. Each year Auxil- election day procedures? members have the tools to The new company was going 12:00pm – Lunch iary VFW Post 6712 shall try Visit: engage in direct, meaningful to revolutionize the global its best to Honor community http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ conversation with their con- automotive industry by pro- For additional information on our services, activities, programs, recipients on this very day ele/legalsum.htm stituents, and, in turn, empow- ducing electric vehicles that or to view our newsletters, lunch menus and more, visit our with a simple message of ap- The Winthrop Town Clerk’s ering every member to share would eliminate the practical website: town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. preciation, a warm meal and a office is committed to best the needs and ideas of their problems of electric powered There will be no Chorus rehearsals until August 14th. thank you. This by NO means practice procedures to ensure communities to drive Demo- vehicles. Italian Class will Michael will not meet in July & August. compares to the sacrifices a our residents have a safe, easy cratic priorities. The company would be veteran gives to our country. and quick voting experience. Like you, I will spend the based in Israel and Agassi Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please The Beachmont Auxiliary/ If you would like to join our next months continuing to do very quickly raised over $800 call the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted VFW 6712 shall honor local election administration team, everything in my power to billion in investments - “A for the next day. Thank you! purple heart recipients on Pur- please email cvitale@town. secure a Democratic major- Better Place” was off to the Get Your Free Senior Citizen CharlieCard: Apply for ple Heart Day. We will host an winthrop.ma.us for a copy of ity. My work with you, and races. Burton Figler, Win- a free MBTA Senior CharlieCard during the month of Sep- Italian style dinner on August our training manual, list of with hundreds of our candi- throp resident visited the “A tember. Just drop by the Senior Center on any Monday or 7 at 6 p.m. Tuesday evening. training dates and other in- dates in districts across the Better Place” facilities in Tel Wednesday in September between 9am-1pm. To qualify, you The Purple Heart recipient formation. The Town Clerk’s country, has solidified my Aviv in 2012 and enjoyed must be at least 65 years old, bring a valid RMV issued ID (or and one invited guest are Free. Office will be open on Aug.15 belief that the diversity of our driving its Renault-built elec- a passport) and fill out an MBTA reduced-fare CharlieCard form (available at the Senior Center). The Senior CharlieCard Those who wish to attend from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for citi- caucus is our greatest asset tric car around the company’s is valid on all MBTA services, including the #712 and #713 please purchase tickets at the zen convenience. and that we are stronger as test track. He also witnessed Winthrop buses. VFW at $10 each be sure to Please call our office with a caucus when every mem- the innovative technology write your numbered tickets any questions! ber has the chance to con- that differentiated “A Better Six Week Healthy Eating Seminar: Sponsored by Mystic Valley Elder Services, this program is for people who want to and your purple heart friends tribute. I want to hear your Place” from other electric car learn more about nutrition, and teaches how lifestyle changes name in book for seating ar- CLARK ANNOUNCES ideas about how we can best wannabees, such as Tesla – he can promote better health. Classes will meet on Wednesdays rangements. Community Do- CANDIDACY FOR support every member of our watched as the car’s battery from 10am-12pm for six weeks, beginning September 12th. nations are also welcomed caucus, create opportunities was swapped out and replaced If you are interested in attending, please sign up at the front to Sponsor the cost of Purple DEMOCRATIC for members to grow and with another fully charged desk. Heart Recipient Dinner. CAUCUS VICE CHAIR lead, and make bold progress battery in less than five min- Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning Do you know someone Congresswoman Katherine on our shared values. I look utes. The more conventional sessions with Betsy Duplin are scheduled for Tuesday, August who has a Purple Heart med- Clark announced her candi- forward to hearing your vision technology of fully recharg- 14th and 28th from 2:00-3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart al? The Purple Heart medal is dacy for Democratic Caucus for our caucus, and thank you ing an electric car’s depleted phones, or tablets, along with your questions. Learning this awarded to military service- Vice Chair for the 116th Con- for your partnership. battery could take six hours or new technology can open up a whole new world for you. men wounded while serving gress in the following letter to more. Options Counseling/Information & Referral Services our country. Our VFW 6712 her colleagues: PRESENTATION But, in 2013, “A Better (Thursday, September 27th 10:00-11:00am): Kathie and Ma- and Auxiliary and communi- Dear Colleague: ON THE RISE AND Place,” declared bankruptcy ria from Mystic Valley Elder Services will be at the Senior ty recognizes these veterans It is the privilege of my and closed its foors! What Center to answer any questions you may have about their ser- vices. They can provide information on housing, homecare, as United States of Ameri- professional career to serve FALL OF AN ISRAELI went wrong? ca’s greatest Heroes. If you If you want hear the story transportation, legal resources and more. If you would like to with you in our Democratic ELECTRIC CAR attend, please sign up at the front desk of the Senior Center (or know of a Purple Heart re- Caucus. To ensure that the COMPANY of the rise and fall of “A Bet- call 617-846-8538). cipient, please contact the ter Place”, you are invited to American people have a Con- In the well-known book VFW so we can invite them. a slide presentation by Burton SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are gress that stands for them, we “Start-Up Nation” by Dan 781–284–9724. To Spon- Figler at which you can hear here to help you with any health insurance questions you may must win a strong Democrat- Senor and Saul Singer, which have. If you would like to visit with one of our SHINE Coun- sor a Purple Heart recipi- his interpretation of what hap- ic majority in November and was devoted to enumerating selors, please call the Senior Center (617-846-8538) to sched- ent payable to Aux/ VFW pened. The presentation, ti- be ready to implement a bold the advanced technological ule an appointment. Post 6712 at 150 Benning- tled, “A Better Place, the Rise agenda. I would be honored to achievements of a small na- We are looking for a volunteer Spanish teacher to teach t o n S t . , R e v e r e , M A . 0 2 1 5 1 and Fall of an Israeli Electric be part of the team to lead our tion by the name of Israel, the a weekly one hour class. Please contact the Senior Center at The VFW and Auxiliary is a Car Company” will take place caucus and to earn your sup- first 11 pages of the book are 617-846-8538 if you are interested. nonprofit organization. No- at Temple Tifereth Israel in port as I seek election to be devoted to describing the birth body does more for our Veter- Winthrop, on Tuesday eve- Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the Vice Chair of the Democrat- of an Israeli hi-tech start-up house? If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior ans. www.vfw.org ning, Aug. 21, at 7 p.m. All ic Caucus for the 116th Con- company, under the entrepre- Center? We put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting are invited to attend and there gress. neurial leadership of another the Senior Center. Thank you! is no charge. Reservations are PRIMARY DAY IS Across the country, we are boy-wonder by the name of not required and light refresh- SEPT. 4 witnessing unprecedented en- Shai Agassi. Agassi, was an- UPCOMING EVENTS ments will be provided. Wednesday, August 22 (12:00pm): Summer BBQ spon- ergy and enthusiasm to create other of the young geniuses The State Primary Elec- Temple Tifereth Israel is sored by the Winthrop Police and Fire Departments. Tickets opportunity and security for who had made millions, if not tion will be held the day after at 93 Veterans Road in Win- will cost $2. American families and protect billion, of dollars as a success- Labor Day, Tuesday, Sept. 4. throp. For additional infor- Wednesday, August 29 (1pm): Join us for a sing-a-long our democracy. But this en- ful hi-tech entrepreneur. Polls will open at 7 a.m. and mation, call 617-846-1390 or with John Root. gagement can’t end with the In 2007, at a meeting be- Wednesday, September 5 (10am-12pm): Attorney Amy close at 8 p.m. e-mail to ttiwinthrop@gmail. election: we need accessible, tween the young entrepreneur, Gelineau will be offering 15-minute appointments to provide com. Election Important Points inclusive leadership to help Shai Agassi, Israel’s presi- legal advice and guidance to seniors. If you would like to Deadline to register for build a collaborative agenda dent, Shimon Peres, and the make an appointment, please sign up at the Senior Center. Sept. 4 election is Aug. 15 UPCOMING TRIPS – Do you need to register in Sign up now at the Senior Center. Please make checks pay- Winthrop? Or your new ad- Join us at an Open House at able to “Friends of the WCOA”. dress in Winthrop? Or update Friday, August 17 (12:00-2:00pm): Harbor Cruise on the your name? Visit the Website Temple Tifereth Israel Winthrop Ferry. Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased at the below: Tuesday – 14 August 2018 at 6:30 P.M. Senior Center. Snacks will be provided on board the ferry. https://www.sec.state. Friday, August 24 – Cirque Eloize at Foxwoods. Cost: $75. ma.us/OVR/ For its 25th Anniversary, Cirque Eloize once again presents a Welcome to all, Especially Newcomers From touching, poetic, one-of-a-kind creation. Acrobatics, theatre, Do you want to know dance and live music, will draw spectators into a colorful, where you should go on elec- Winthrop and Surrounding Communities! timeless world. **Please note the date of this trip has change tion day to cast a ballot? Visit from Thursday, August 23 to Friday, August 24. Wait list only. the Website below: Meet New friends - Get Ready for the New Year Wednesday, September 26 – Telephone, Lakes and Native http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ Americans. Cost: $99. Visit the New Hampshire Telephone wheredoivotema/bal/MyElec- Find out What’ We’re Planning Museum before boarding the MV Kearsarge for a lunch cruise tionInfo.aspx on Lake Sunapee. The day will conclude with a visit to the Do you want to know who Tell us What You Want at the Temple Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum. will be on the ballot? Visit our UPCOMING CASINO TRIPS office, or see Warrants posted Keep the Essence of Judaism Alive! Casino Trips Cost: $28; sign up at the Senior Center. Please in 18 locations all over Town make checks payable to “Friends of the WCOA”. You must beginning Aug. 27 or visit: sign up by the Friday before the trip. http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ Refreshments: Pizza, Salad, Hot & Cold Dinks, etc. September 25, 2018 – Plainridge Park Casino (departs Se- ele/ele18/state_primary_can- will be served nior Center promptly at 9am). Senior Center Travel Committee Survey didates18.htm 93 Veterans Road, Winthrop - The Travel Do you need an Absentee Committee would like to hear your thoughts/suggestions as Ballot? You can visit us in For more information, contact us at: they plan the 2019 travel schedule. Please take a moment to fill out the short survey, which can be found on the informa- office beginning July 30 or 617-846-1390 or [email protected] tion table in the Senior Center lobby, and return it to the front you can visit: http://www.sec. desk. Thank you! E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 Page 9 Sports

THE 24TH ANNUAL GOOD FRIENDS GOLF TOURNAMENT

The 24th annual Good Friends Tournament was held at the Country Club of New Hampshire on July 11-13. Twenty friends from Winthrop, most of whom have been Friends since grade school, played a point quota match. The winners this year were Scott Glucker and Steve Calla. Winners of closest to the pin were Emilo Mattarazzo and Don Milano. Putting contest winner was Emilo Mattarazzo. Picture left to right Steve Calla,Jack DeCost,Jim Wall,John Tipping,Bill Millar, Alan Graham,Dan Cook, Bob Katz,Scott Glucker, Phil Boncore, Zippy Belcher, Luke Merchant,Chucky Zullo, Rich Boudreau, Mike Brogna, Emilo Mattarazzo, and Bob DeGregorio. Kneeling are Don Milano and Nick Rozantes.

WHS graduate, Paul Pearl selected as new associate head coach for BU hockey

By Jonathan Chang a lot of what I have in my coaching at a higher level and guided the Crusaders to the 2001 when he became a two- life right now, and I loved it coaching at the Beanpot and program’s only NCAA Tour- time conference coach of the It’s been a busy summer there,” Pearl said. “It was being involved in a big Bos- nament appearances in 2004 year. for Boston University hockey. something I thought I need- ton school.” and 2006. He also coached In May, David Quinn left the ed to try ... the whole idea of During his tenure, Pearl baseball between 1999 and See PEARL Page 10 program to take on the head coaching job with the New WWW.BOBSAUTOBODY.COM York Rangers, then in June, the Terriers found the replace- Conveniently located On The Blue Line ment, as former associate head coach Albie O’Connell • PICK-UP & DELIVERY moved up to become the pro- gram’s newest head coach. SAFE DEPENDABLE QUALITY REPAIRS Filling in O’Connell’s va- cancy is Paul Pearl, who joins with a lifetime Guarantee the Terriers after spending last WHS Class of 1985 graduate, four years as associate head and new BU associate head coach at Harvard. Despite coach, Paul Pearl. Licensed • Bonded • Insured his four-year stint at Harvard, Registered by the however, this decision is part Pearl helmed Holy Cross for of Pearl’s coaching expan- 19 years. When he decided to Commonwealth of Massachusetts leave the program in 2014, it sion, a move that didn’t al- Bob Bolognese Reg. #3053 ways seem like it’d happen. didn’t come easy. Owner “Holy Cross has given me Prior to his stint at Harvard, 1456 NORTH SHORE RD., REVERE • 781-289-1300

FROM THE PRESS BOX A Viking Football Tradition

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CIRQUE DU SOLEIL LUZIA PERFORMERS TEAM WITH REVOLUTION FOOTBALLER FOR SHOW

Photos by Derek Kouyoumjian

The soccer performers for Cirque Du Soleil’s Luzia show, Laura Biondo and Abou Traore, met with Femi Hollinger- Janzen, professional footballer with the New England Revolu- tion, on Thursday, July 26, under the Big Top at Suffolk Downs. All showed some very fancy footwork and soccer ball tricks.

Cirque Du Soleil Luzia performers Laura Biondo and Abou Traore hang with new fans Charlotte Laura Biondo demonstrates a Churchill and Abby Hirschberg (both in center). neck trick. New England Revolution footballer Femi Hollinger-Janzen is proud of his new skills learned from Luzia performer Abou Traore.

Femi Hollinger-Janzen of the New England Revolution is Cirque Du Soleil Luzia performers Laura Biondo (back) and Abou Traore greet everyone on stage. Cirque Du Soleil Luzia performers Abou Traore (back) and Laura impressed with the skills at Biondo show off their skills with the soccer ball. Cirque Du Soleil.

Pressbox // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 Let the Games Begin! Auburn University King had ternoons. This weeks ‘Where eight special teams tackles Are They Now?’ picture is in and had one tackle in the (41- today’s edition. Extra Points 33) loss to the Eagles in the Two new coaches will meet Coach Mark D’Ambro- Super Bowl. on Friday night, Sept. 21. sio and 36-Winthrop youth For the past three seasons, football players attended the King has exemplified the ‘Do Sean Driscoll is the new head All-American Football Show- Your Job’ mantra coined by coach of St. Mary’s of Lynn. IT’S A case at Manning Field on Sun- Patriots coach Bill Belichick. John DiBiaso will face day, July 22. While King isn’t a regular the Spartan’s of St. Mary’s. NFLPA agent Sean Stellato on the high light reels, he Coach DiBiaso left Everett had three of his 18 NFL play- has emerged as a key piece after winning 12 Super Bowl ers at the camp. Brandon King to New England’s Special titles. John is head coach and (Number 36) is in his third Teams. This year marks the assistant athletic director of year as a Patriots special-team 20th year since lights were in- safety. stalled at Miller Field. Catholic Memorial. DOG’S LIFE King just signed a new The 1997 Vikings were Are you ready for some two-year contract worth 2.6 the last Winthrop team to football? million. Brandon played at play games on Saturday af- Let the Games Begin! THE RESOURCE PULL OUT GUIDE THE 1997 WINTHROP VIKINGS FOR THE POOCH IN YOUR LIFE • Dog friendly beaches/Parks • List of upcoming dog events • Dog friends • Have leash will travel • Veterinary guide • Immunizations for your dog • Hotels • Spas • Pet supply stores Members of the 1997 Vikings football team are: in the front row, L-R: M. Phillips, M. Pisco, M. • Dog walkers Beattie, J. Wilson, R. Agostinelli, J. Murray, Coach Fucillo, M. Ferrara, A. Pizzano, D. Armistead, J. Ruggiero, P. Kirpichenkov, and P. Isaac. Second row: A. Fucillo, W. Santiago, T. Guarino, C. Sarro, A. • Daycare Reczek, J. Ferragamo, M. Mahoney, R. Sink, J. Ruggiero, D. McNamara, R. Turner, and D. McAuliffe. Third row: S. Donovan, D. Agostinelli, K. Griffin, J. Sharkey, S. Dykens, J. Clark, M. Marino, G. Lepke, P. Rogowicz, M. Murphy, J. Coffey, D. Brugman, R. D’Amico, E. Tipping, and F. Fabiano. Fourth row: Coach Pizziferri, Coach Patten, Coach Gillis, Coach Driscoll, Coach Guffey, Coach R. Fucillo, and PUBLISHED IN SEPTEMBER Coach McGunigle. in Revere Journal, Chelsea Record, Lynn Journal, Affordable Senior Housing Everett Independent, Winthrop Sun Transcript, Senior Living on Bellingham Hill 100 Bellingham Street in Chelsea East Boston Times, Charlestown Patriot Bridge, 1-774-745-7446

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WINTHROP STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC HONORS

LOCAL STUDENTS Fourth Quarter Honors: lowing from The University service to the state of Alabama the 2018 spring semester. The Regis is a leading Catho- RECEIVE Daniel Reis 2019 and of Alabama: B.S. Commerce and the nation; and nurturing following students from Win- lic coed university in greater JamesEzekiel 2020 of Win- Business Administration. UA a campus environment that throp made the list: Boston with more than 2,700 BACHELOR’S throp achieved High Honors. awarded some 5,436 degrees fosters collegiality, respect * Caitlin Page of Win- undergraduate, graduate and DEGREES FROM Matthew Rudser 2019, during spring 2018 com- and inclusivity. throp, is among the students doctoral students in the arts, UMASS AMHERST Christopher Rodriguez mencement May 4-6. who made the Dean’s List. sciences and health profes- 2020 and Aidan Cash 2021 With a beautiful campus, Page is class of 2019. sions devoted to engage, Approximately 5,500 stu- POWERS ON DEAN’S achieved Honors. dozens of challenging aca- * Michael Bruno of Win- serve and advance in a global dents received bachelor’s de- LIST AT MCPHS For High Honors, sopho- demic programs, expert and throp, is among the students community. With a strategic grees in over 100 majors at the mores, juniors, and seniors world-renowned faculty and Massachusetts College of who made the Dean’s List. graduate focus on health care, University of Massachusetts must have at least a 3.80 numerous opportunities for Pharmacy and Health Sci- Bruno is class of 2018. Regis was recently named a Amherst’s Undergraduate quality point average and all service and growth, The Uni- ence (MCPHS) University is To be eligible for the Center of Excellence in Nurs- Commencement on May 11, grades ‘”C+” or higher. Fresh- versity of Alabama is a place pleased to announce that Joia Dean’s List as a senior, ju- ing Education by the Nation- 2018 at the McGuirk Alumni men need a 3.6 quality point where legends are made. UA Powers has been named to nior or sophomore at Regis, a al League of Nursing for the Stadium. average and all grades ‘”C+” offers its students a premier the Dean’s List for the Spring student must have a semester third time. Below is a list of students or higher. educational, cultural and so- 2018 semester: grade point average (GPA) The intergenerational from Winthrop who earned a For Honors, sophomores, cial experience with more than * Joia is a native of Win- of at least 3.50. For first-year Weston campus includes a degree. juniors, and seniors must have 200 undergraduate, graduate throp and is pursuing a Bach- students, a semester GPA Children’s Center, named Nicholas Michael Bran- at least a 3.20 quality point and professional programs. elor of Science in Dental of at least 3.25 must be at- 2017 Program of the Year di-Miller average and all grades ‘”C-” The campus gives students Hygiene. Joia will graduate tained. “I am very pleased to by the National Coalition for Christopher Anthony Capone or higher. Freshmen need a the opportunity to interact in 2020 from the Boston cam- see so many of our students Campus Children’s Centers, Cassandra Marie Devin 3.165 quality point average with nationally renowned fac- pus. excelling across the univer- and a Lifelong Learning pro- Katlyn Mae Fennell and all grades ‘”C-” or higher. ulty performing cutting-edge The Dean’s List recogniz- sity,” said Vice President of gram (LLARC) for senior Adam Charles Holden Boston College High research. es those students with a full- Academic Affairs, Malcolm adults with a passion for learn- Alana Ann Macneil School is a Jesuit, Catholic, The University of Alabama, time course load who have O. Asadoorian III, PhD. “The ing. Regis North, a satellite Taylor Kimberly McCor- college-preparatory school for the state’s oldest and largest achieved outstanding scholar- dean’s list and the diversity of campus in Lawrence, Mass., mack young men founded in 1863. public institution of higher ship with a 3.5 GPA or higher academic disciplines speak in partnership with Northern Tristan Mirata The school enrolls approx- education, is a student-cen- for the academic term. to a dedicated student body Essex Community College Anthony Alexander Poluy- imately 1600 students from tered research university that and to a faculty that promotes (NECC), offers nursing, pub- anoff more than 100 communities draws the best and brightest to LOCAL STUDENTS intellectual curiosity and lic health, sports management Ashlie Marie Rockwood in eastern Massachusetts. an academic community com- achievement.” The School and health sciences bachelor Alexis Rose Vaccaro ON DEAN’S LIST AT mitted to providing a premier REGIS deans agreed it was particu- degree completion programs undergraduate and graduate larly notable to have a strong to students in the Merrimack MOSLEY GRADUATES Regis, a Catholic university ON THE HONOR education. UA is dedicated roster of first-year students Valley. FROM UNIVERSITY in Greater Boston, is pleased ROLL AT BC HIGH to achieving excellence in who made the list, which re- Regis is also an Apple Dis- to announce that 415 students OF ALABAMA scholarship, collaboration flects both the quality of our tinguished School for 2016- The following local stu- have made the Dean’s List Rachyl Caitlin Mosley of and intellectual engagement; curriculum and the caliber of 2018. Visit Regis at regiscol- dents have been named to the for academic achievement for Boston College High School Winthrop has received the fol- providing public outreach and students coming to Regis. lege.edu.

Boston Bar Association holds forum Pearl // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 “He put [Holy Cross] on in all of college hockey. He the map by himself,” said Bob has a great experience devel- for Suffolk County DA Candidates DeFelice, Pearl’s high school oping high level student-ath- football coach and the current letes both on and off the ice, By Lauren Bennett athletic director at Bentley. and his passion, personality “This was when athletics at and experience will allow him The Boston Bar Associa- Holy Cross hit rock bottom to hit the ground running.” tion (BBA) held a forum for but not hockey.” “I think we’ll be really the candidates for Suffolk When asked if he had ever good,” Pearl said. “The team County district attorney on regretted the decision, his an- that’s present this year is ex- July 25. Five of the six can- swer was simple: “Never. I tremely talented. ... I think we didates answered questions never regretted it.” have an excellent team, so I moderated by Suffolk Univer- Pearl said he grew his re- hope we’ll be in the mix for sity Law School Professor and cruiting horizon at Harvard, all the different leagues and former prosecutor Christina a facet he felt he missed on tournaments.” Miller and Northeastern Uni- having become a head coach Member of Winthrop High versity School of Law profes- only five years out of college. School Class of 1985, Pearl sor Daniel Medwed, as well as “You’re on a national title was a three-sport athlete, who the audience. Candidate Linda PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE BOSTON BAR ASSOCIATION hunt every single year,” Pearl played football, hockey and Champion could not attend Pictured left to right: District Attorney candidates Evandro Carvalho, Greg Henning, Mike said. “You may get there. You baseball. Coincidentally, Bos- the forum due to a scheduling Maloney, Shannon McAuliffe, and Rachael Rollins. may not. But you’re always ton University was his favor- conflict. expected to get there. When ite college hockey program as BBA President Mark Smith a topic of discussion. The can- tice reform, and that if a per- sachusetts, the Massachusetts that’s the case, those are the a young athlete, Pearl said. said that in his 35 years of didates were asked about their son is charged with a violent Association of Hispanic At- types of players you can at- After graduating from Holy practice, there has never been opinions on ICE’s presence in crime, their immigration sta- torneys, the Massachusetts tract.” Cross in 1989 with a degree an open race for the Suffolk and around courthouses. tus should not give them any Black Lawyers Association, Now at Boston University, in English, Pearl spent a year County district attorney’s of- Former Assistant U.S. At- breaks. the Massachusetts Black the Terriers will hope Pearl in accounting for American fice, and said that the race torney and MassPort, Mass- Former Roca Director and Women Attorneys, the Mas- will as effective as he was at Express before going to Ports- is “exciting for the future of DOT, and MBTA General CPCS Attorney Shannon sachusetts LGBTQ Bar As- Harvard, where he helped the mouth Abbey School in Ports- Boston.” Counsel Rachael Rollins said McAuliffe said that ICE does sociation, and the Southeast team reach the Frozen Four in mouth, R.I. as teacher and “2018 has already been a that she’d like to see an im- not belong in places where Asian Bar Association of 2017. coach. Eventually, Pearl land- historic year. We’ve passed migration lawyer in the DA’s people are trying to better Greater Boston. To hear the “We couldn’t be more ex- ed an assistant position at Uni- significant criminal reforms office, and that if any ADAs themselves, such as the court- candidates’ full responses to cited to have Paul join our versity of Connecticut which earlier in the year but the DA’s see someone being detained, room or schools. She believes all questions at the forum, vis- staff,” O’Connell said in the jumpstarted his career and set office is kind of where the they need to contact the DA that a minimal crime does not it the BBA’s Facebook page to press release. “Paul is one of him up for a head coaching rubber meets the road,” Smith directly. deserve “disastrous dispro- view the full video. the best coaches and recruiters position at his alma mater. said. “Now that’s where we’re State Rep. Evandro Carval- portionate consequence.” going to see how these re- ho, an immigrant who came to The candidates were each forms are really played out the United States when he was given one minute to answer in the courts throughout the 15 years old, said, “I will have each question, and thirty sec- Commonwealth and specifi- zero tolerance for ICE in the onds for rebuttal. At the end, Give the Gift of cally in Suffolk County.” courtroom,” in response to the they each offered closing re- With a $20 million budget question. marks about why they feel and a staff of over 200, the Assistant District Attorney they are the best candidate for Suffolk County DA’s office is Greg Henning said that pros- the position. the largest in the state. ecutors should receive train- Carvalho believes he’s the Hometown News For about an hour and a ing on new developments in most qualified in part because half, the five candidates gave immigration law, and agrees he knew no English at 15 responses to questions about with Carvalho that ICE should years old, and now 25 years A year’s subscription to critiques of the current office, not be present in court, be- later, he’s running for DA. how they would guide their cause their presence “makes it Henning said that he’s “dedi- The Revere Journal, assistant district attorneys in more difficult to do our jobs,” cated to the work,” as this is certain situations, the opioid he said. work he has done in the pros- The Chelsea Record or epidemic, and racial dispari- Defense attorney Mike ecutor’s office. Maloney said The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. ties in the criminal justice sys- Maloney believes that ICE “I have represented too many tem, to name a few. in courtrooms is “atrocious.” individuals who have gotten $26 in town or $50 for out of town. With the current political He said that he’s a strong caught up in the system,” and climate, immigration was also proponent of criminal jus- believes that “you cannot in- carcerate your way out of the system.” Name______“I’ve always been part of the change that I want to see Address______in the system,” McAuliffe said. She believes that the next DA should try and “make ______an unfair system more fair.” Lastly, Rollins said that City State ZIP “lens matters, experience ______matters, and management matters.” She believes her ex- Clip this and mail in or stop by the office 8:30AM - 5PM perience with managing large groups of people would help The Independent Newspapers her in this position. “I will bring that empathy with me 385 Broadway, Suite 105 every day,” she said. Revere, MA 02151 Pictured left to right: Boston Bar Association President Mark The forum was co-spon- D. Smith, Assistant Attorney General and Asian American sored by six affinity bar part- For more information call us at 781-485-0588 Lawyers Association of Massachusetts board member Elysa ners: the Asian American Wan, moderator Christina Miller, moderator Daniel Medwed. Lawyers Association of Mas- Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 E-mail: [email protected] NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION BROADWAY not predominate the discus- tive suite and the new front KNOWING WHAT YOU ARE THINKING GOING TWO WAYS sion of the redesign project. courtyard facing Crescent and “That’s only a small part Clark avenues. DRAWS DIFFERING of reimaging Broadway,” said “In addition to things like OPINIONS Ambrosino. “Many of the the gym, there will be a small- CHELSEA - The good improvements [to Belling- er performance space and news for Chelsea residents is ham Square, Fay Square, City things can be done on that that the $5 million redesign Hall Avenue, traffic signals stage and the cafeteria can of the Broadway business dis- at dangerous intersections] be used for seating,” he said. trict is moving forward, and a are happening regardless of “Larger productions can be final decision will be made by which of these two configu- done in the auditorium. That’s the City Council about its ex- rations between Williams and important because the Clark act components next month. Fifth streets is chosen. Even Ave is the feeder program And if the vision and in- the one-way configuration is for the Chelsea High Drama novativeness that City Man- a major improvement over Club, so they have an empha- ager Tom Ambrosino fostered the two-lane speedway that sis on music and performing in all parts of Revere can be currently exists on Broadway. arts at the Clark Avenue.” matched here, then Chelsea The two-way configuration is The courtyard will be a residents can expect a Broad- still safer, calmer, and slower very welcome addition to the way and Bellingham Square for bicylists and pedestrians.” school and the neighborhood, bustling with activity and Ambrosino said the two- he said. The space was de- commerce. way configuration will be signed to open up to Crescent But a big question about “transformative.” and Clark avenues so that the “The New Broadway” re- “It will make a difference buildings are pushed back and mains: Should the six city to the feel and the look of the space seem more open and blocks from Williams Street that downtown. It makes it vi- inviting. He said the possibil- brant. It makes it aesthetically ities are endless for the new PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS to City Hall Avenue be a one- Sarah Feather volunteered during a demonstration with The Mentalist, Preston Heller, during a way street (as it exists now pleasing. This will be better space. presentation at the Parlin Library on Thursday, July 19. Heller was able to read the minds of sever- and has for many decades) or for pedestrians, for traffic, and “We could do outdoor per- al in attendance at the event, astounding everyone. a two-way street? for businesses.” formances or in the summer The Chelsea Traffic Com- Rick Gordon, owner of the City could have a movie mission hosted a public meet- Allen Cut Rite on Broadway, night for the neighborhood ing Tuesday night at City Hall said the No. 1 issue in the out there,” he said. “There to hear residents’ opinions downtown district is parking. will be seating and decking in Street throughout the length the hiring process and school the conversation around the about the potential change of “I personally prefer a one-way the courtyard. There will also of Ferry Street and south- finances for the month. country on policing. There Broadway to a two-way street. plan for the flow of traffic. be a school garden there too. bound, counterflow to traffic, The two bodies were cre- was a lot of anger and we had The Commission is scheduled The street is much narrower There has been a big empha- on South Ferry Street. Elm ated in a proposal by Mayor already made the commit- to vote on the matter at its than other communities and I sis on school gardens across Street will have bi-directional Carlo DeMaria in compro- ment to police-community next meeting before the Coun- don’t think two-way makes a the district and the Clark Ave. bike lanes from Ferry Street to mise for the City providing relations, but it really changed cil casts the final vote about business more visible.” will have one, too.” Woodlawn Street and only a extra money to the School how policing is done. the entire redesign project, in- Gordon credited the Chel- He said that the top floors westbound bike lane from the Department earlier this year “I’m proud to say we made cluding the traffic plan. sea Police for their efforts in are pretty much completed, Revere City Line to Wood- during the budget crisis that difficult decisions in our po- Alexander Train, Chelsea’s slowing down motorists and and many classrooms are lawn Street. played out in March. lice department.” assistant director of the de- enforcing double-parking re- set up now. He said the bot- There is no timeline on this That said, Mayor Walsh did partment of planning and de- strictions on Broadway. Some tom floor is still having work major project, but it is expect- immediately announce his re- velopment, gave a thorough residents at the meeting had done – as the contractor start- ed to take a significant amount EVANS RETIRES placement, and that came in presentation of the re-imag- noted that double-parking is a ed from the top and worked of time. AS POLICE the historic appointment of ined Broadway project that recurring issue on Broadway. down. Chief William Gross as the will totally transform the busi- Councillor-at-Large Roy As it is, the action is aplen- COMMISSIONER first African American - com ness district’s intersections, Avellaneda, whose family ty on the site as the final work RECOMMENDATIONS EAST BOSTON – Police missioner of the Boston Po- sidewalks, bicycle paths, tree owns Tito’s Bakery, asked is completed. ON SCHOOL Commissioner William Evans lice. pits, and physical appearance. whether the City Council will “There’s just a lot of activ- announced at a press confer- “I also have an historic an- “We’ve completed the have to vote on the redesign ity there now and it will be SPENDING SHOULD ence Monday morning that he nouncement today; I’ll be ap- planning and development project in its entirety as op- non-stop until the first day of BE ANNOUNCED would resign from his post as pointing Chief Willie Gross as portion of the process and posed to voting on individual school,” he said. EVERETT – The blue rib- commissioner to spend more the next police commission- we’re now approaching the components such as the traffic The Clark Avenue School bon commission charged with time with his family and to er,” he said. “Chief Gross is Traffic Commission to vote configuration, and the place- is expected to have 668 stu- examining Everett Schools fi- be the head of public safety at a proven leader whose trusted and adopt and enact the plan,” ment of new bus stops and dents when it opens in August. nances has met five times over Boston College (BC). and respected in the commu- said Train. “Their vote will be traffic lights on Broadway. the last several months and is At the same time, Mayor nity. He’s a 33-year veteran relayed to City Council, who Following more than two MEETINGS preparing to forward at least Martin Walsh announced the of the department and has has the authority to approve or hours of discussion, the one- PLANNED ON ROAD 12 recommendations to the historic appointment of the experience on the command reject their decision.” way/two-way Broadway issue City Council in August. first African American police staff…The important thing Police Chief Brian Kyes remains a hotly debated one CONSTRUCTION The School Finance Task commissioner, current Chief here is consistency. We’re spoke in favor of a two-way and all eyes will be on the EVERETT – The state De- Force – made up of a group of William Gross, to take the losing a great leader today Broadway, saying it would Traffic Commission when it partment of Transportation volunteer budget gurus from reins of the Boston Police De- and bringing in an incredible improve the flow of traffic. convenes for a vote at its next (MassDOT) and the City are outside of the City appoint- partment. leader right behind him so “If a person double-parks meeting. beginning public meetings on ed by Mayor Carlo DeMaria Evans will depart within the people of Boston and the his vehicle, we have a reason Aug. 2 that will roll out the – has been meeting regularly the next two weeks, he said. Boston Police Department to tow the vehicle ASAP,” plan to completely reconstruct and has come up with several The news had been kick- won’t lose that consistency… said Kyes. “We want to keep CLARK AVE. MIDDLE Ferry Street and Elm Street policy points, said Dr. Omar ing around the community for Chief Gross is the right per- the traffic flowing.” SCHOOL ALMOST next year. Easy – who is leading up the some time, with many insiders son to assume this command. Kyes said he was happy to The project is being de- effort at City Hall. beginning to speak about such I’m proud to appoint him as hear that the intersection of READY TO OPEN signed by the City and will be “The Task Force just had its changes as far back as late Boston’s first African Amer- Broadway and Third Street CHELSEA –The opening constructed by MassDOT. A fifth meeting,” he said. “I’ve May. However, despite some ican police commissioner. will have traffic lights in the of the fully completed Clark spokesman for MassDOT said reached out and gone to the unfounded Boston media re- That means a lot to the city redesign project. “Broadway Avenue Middle School is the project is programmed Task Force members’ offices ports, nothing had become and shows progress and con- and Third is probably one of just about one month away, into the State Transportation and sat down with them indi- certain until this past week crete impacts. Chief Gross is the most dangerous intersec- and work crews are finish- Improvement Plan for fis- vidually as well. We are con- when Commissioner Evans a leader in our communities tions in the entire state,” said ing up the final preparations cal year 2020 (or in summer tinuing to work on the recom- signed an agreement with BC of color and brings trust and Kyes. to welcome students into the 2019). mendations and have about and notified the mayor of his understanding. People turn to He said that when he drove completed new school project The project is vast in scope, 12 points of recommendation intentions. him for advice. He’s the right from the police station to City – after more than three years fully reconstructing South now. That is going to be gone “I wanted to let everyone person at the right time for Hall for the meeting, “the and two phases of construc- Ferry/Ferry Street from the over in more detail and we’ll know that I’m going to resign this job.” backup when I got to Haw- tion. Parkway to the Malden City have more extensive recom- as Boston Police commission- Gross said the biggest chal- thorne Street was incredible, “I think we’re shooting Line – while also fully re- mendations to submit to the er,” said an emotional Evans lenge will be “senseless youth because everybody is making for substantial completion by constructing Elm Street from School Department, the may- at the outset, his brothers in violence,” and talked a lot the loop (around Broadway). the middle of August,” said the Revere City Line to Ferry or and the City Council.” the front row, including for- about the concept of a “vil- I think the final [redesign] Gerry McCue of the Chelsea Street. Both routes account for Easy said the work is still mer Commissioner Paul Ev- lage.” He even delved into his project makes a lot of sense. Schools. “Teachers go back two of the busiest corridors in pretty much under wraps as it ans. own past, having been raised I drive down Broadway, Re- on Aug. 27 and students come Everett. isn’t finished, but he did say “I can’t really say I’ve had a by a single mother who came vere all the time and I very, into the new school on Aug. “The purpose of the proj- there are a few general points. day in my career where I woke to Boston from Baltimore. He very rarely see double-park- 29. We expect to have the ect is to improve the road- “There are recommenda- up and didn’t want to go to said the community supported ing there,” said Council- school operational then. There way infrastructure and traffic tions around more oversight in work,” he continued. “There her in raising three children, lor-at-Large Damlili will be punch list items to get flow and enhance safety for the school finances being that aren’t a lot of people who can and he hopes that such a vil- Vidot said she would like to, but nothing major will be all modes of transportation it is the biggest department in say that. This was a hard deci- lage can help end the violence to see the city pay more atten- left.” including passenger vehicles, our city,” he said. “Generally, sion for me. You can ask my on some of Boston’s streets. tion to cleaning up Broadway The completion of Phase 2 transit vehicles, bicyclists, the will be recommendations wife. We sat down more times “(My mother) raised us as (such as removing the weed will mark the end of the $57 and pedestrians,” read the on prospective collection of talking about whether I should single parent, but I never grow in the metal grates). She also million project that started un- statement from MassDOT. data for residency (of stu- go or not go. In my heart and weary of saying I was raised disputed the claim that two- der former City Manager Jay One of the most interesting dents).” in my soul I’ll always be a by my parents,” he said. “The way traffic would curtail dou- Ash, and was carried out by plans for the reconstruction is The idea is to have the fi- Boston policeman, but at the definition of that other parent ble parking and that it would City Manager Tom Ambrosi- to create a roundabout at the nal report to the City Council same time I have to do what’s is the community – Vietnam make it safer for pedestrians. no and the School Depart- South Ferry/Ferry and Chel- and mayor by the first Council best for my family and take a vets, teachers, coaches, both She also asked about potential ment. sea Street intersection. That meeting in August, he said. step back. This department is good and bad from the com- back-ups on the Tobin Bridge Already, Phase 1 opened in roundabout will also be land- “We’re hoping that bey the in a good place under Mayor munity – that’s what helped and how it would affect traffic December 2017, and students scaped and beautified. end of August – by the first Walsh and no one cares more raise me. The positive crime on a two-way Broadway. and teachers have been using All three streets will have City Council meeting – we’ll about public safety than the stats the commissioner de- Vidot said she was not hap- half of the school since that full-depth reconstruction, new have a recommendation docu- mayor.” tailed; that’s not just BPD, py with the swiftness of the time. The former building, the sidewalks, new ornamental ment ready. That is our guide- Mayor Walsh said Com- that’s all of us. Boston is the entire redesign process. Old Chelsea High, had been lighting, street trees, and land- line and our deadline.” missioner Evans was the most best village in the country. “I urge everyone to just take completely demolished earli- scaping at the traffic island at The second arm of School important decision he made We’re the hub of the universe. several steps back and let’s er this year to make way for Ferry Street and Broadway. Department oversight is the coming into office, appointing The country started from here. figure out a way to engage Phase 2. There will also be four new newly created School Review him in 2014 to take the helm. So, women like my mother more people,” said Vidot. Demolition of the other traffic signals throughout the Finance Committee – which “I’m immensely proud of come here and are reinforced “The way that this process has side of the old high school corridors and drainage im- is made up of appointed mem- appointing Billy Evans as po- by the community and we gone, having a meeting in the started in March 2015, when provements throughout the bers from the City Council lice commissioner,” he said. can do that for every family middle of summer when the the project first got off the corridors. and the School Committee. “It was an important, if not in Boston. One homicide is City Council isn’t even meet- ground. The existing water main on Easy said they meet every the most important, decision too much. One senseless act ing – in a hot room where With the addition of the Ferry Street and South Ferry fourth Thursday as set by the I made. It was the right de- of violence is too much. So, everyone is aggravated and Phase 2 building, the school Street will be replaced during City Charter as it relates to cision. He is one of the best we can do it, but we have to we had to wait 10 minutes to will be introduced to many of the project with funding from City committees. He said any- police commissioners in the walk towards each other so even start the meeting, all of it the amenities, including the the City. one is welcome to attend those country and I would argue one we can step forward together is just not right.” gym, an auditorium, a small The new roadway will have public meetings to oversee of the best in Boston’s histo- and overcome any obstacle Ambrosino, who favors a performance stage, the library, enhanced pavement markings what is going on. Typically, ry…In our first year together we face in this city.” two-way Broadway, said the technology labs, art rooms, to delineate a new dedicated he said, the agenda items have we had the events in Fergu- traffic configuration should music rooms, an administra- bike lane northbound on Ferry been about school enrollment, son, Missouri. That changed See REGION Page 13 E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 Page 13 CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY GREG HENNING HOLDS MEET AND GREET

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Greg Henning, candidate for Suffolk District Attorney, held a meet and greet at GoGo on the Ocean last Tuesday, July 24. Over 100 residents from Winthrop and surrounding communi- ties came out to meet Henning, hear about his platform. Hen- ning took questions from the audience.

Greg Henning addresses the crowd. Candidate for Suffolk District Attorney, Greg Henning gathers with his supporters for a photo.

Left to right, Gerry Ogus, Greg Henning, former Winthrop Coun- Left to right, Greg Henning, Revere Police LT Rob Impemba, Left to right, Chuck Famolare, Mary Ann Cash, Jeff Drago, Andrew cil President Jeff Turco and Melissa Turco. Winthrop Deputy Police Chief John Goodwin, Revere Police Ward, Greg Henning, Nancy Famolare, Christine Ogus and former Chief James Guido and Ed Cash. Selectman Gerry Ogus.

Region // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 The incoming commission- teachable moments, but we opment. The project includes Council about the matter at that we contacted our outside said. “I am grateful to every- er began as a Police Cadet in want to go forward.” approximately 21,502 square the Council meeting Mon- auditor for a review,” said Ar- one on the prosecution and in- 1983, and then took his first And forward it is. feet of first-floor commercial/ day night, saying that after rigo. vestigative team for their hard assignment as a Boston Police retail use with on-site parking reviewing a separate report When Rizzo pressed the work so that this defendant Officer in 1985 in Dorches- TIME IS TICKING for 40 vehicles. The first-floor by Clifton Larsen Allen con- mayor again on the 10-month will be held accountable for ter. He worked his way up the FOR SILSBEE ST. commercial/retail space will cerning cash management absence of parking meter these despicable acts.” ranks through the gang unit most likely include a Russian and procedures in the city’s deposits, Arrigo responded, Essex Assistant District and Youth Violence Strike PROJECT and Eastern European-style accounting system, “I ordered “This is a long-standing issue. Attorney Lynsey Legier in- Force and described himself LYNN - It’s been two years grocery store selling interna- an independent review of the When we looked in to this de- troduced evidence that proved as a “true street cop.” and the dilapidated building at tional foods. Parking Department by the partment and it was clear that that, in early November 2014, He’s often seen at crime 50 Silsbee St. in Lynn looks “Unfortunately, the process CPA firm, Roselli, Clark and there were unaccounted for Dominic Donovan hung two scenes, and is noted for inter- the same as it did when the of completing construction Associates.” revenues, it was clear there puppies – “Gotti” and “Liv- acting with the public at such Lynn City Council voted in documentation, arranging Arrigo described the results needed to be disciplinary ac- id” – by their collars because places – as well as in more favor of the project to rehab construction/permanent fi- of the review of the Parking tion taken. It’s clear that this they failed to meet his “breed relaxed settings like neigh- the space into a mixed-use de- nancing, and undertaking the Department as, “alarming.” was an issued that started to standard.” Their bodies were velopment back in June 2016. borhood socials and flashlight requisite pre-construction due The mayor said that of the 2017 and 2018, and as it was discovered 20 days later in a Despite obvious frustration walks. diligence process, it has taken city’s 274 parking meters, identified, it was dealt with, dumpster behind a gas station from Lynn City Councilors us longer than had been antic- only 145 were in operation. and it’s being fixed.” in Revere. He also cut the ears He has been on the com- over the lack of progress on ipated,” said Blyakhman. But the real eye-opening rev- Rizzo said that when he was of four puppies using scissors mand staff for nearly 10 years, the project, the Council re- Blyakhman assured the elation came when Arrigo de- mayor, he received monthly and no anesthesia which later and has been Evans’s chief for cently voted to grant a one Council that the project re- tailed the precipitous decline revenue reports “that I would resulted in the death of one of four years. year extension for the project mains unchanged from that in revenues from the park- look at.” the puppies. Many asked the mayor if after the permits granted in which was originally ap- ing meters during the last 16 “I’m just curious why 10 The dogs were so-called the appointment helped to 2016 expired. However, there proved by the City Council in years. months of no receipts did not “Donovan pinschers” a breed send a message about race re- is a proviso included in the June 2016. “Parking revenue that ex- get recognized except by an that the defendant was devel- lations in Boston between the extension that prohibits the With the extension granted ceeded $100,000 from 2002 outside auditor.” oping. police and many of the com- Marblehead-based developers Blyakhman said, “We now to 2011, peaking at over In an interview following Jason Gentry, 37, who munities. from selling the property with anticipate commencing con- $140,000 in the year from his remarks at the Council agreed to testify against his “As we think of the next the permits included. In oth- struction at the end of the first 2010 to 2011, begin to decline meeting, Arrigo reaffirmed co-defendant, pleaded guilty level of policing and the next er words if Yuriy Blyakhman quarter of 2019 with occupan- in 2012, with further drops in that there is an ongoing in- to 12 counts of animal cruelty level of building trust in Bos- and Alex Zelfond decide to cy anticipated for the summer 2013, 2014, and 2015,” said vestigation in to what he and one count of unlicensed ton, it sends a message of how sell the building they can not of 2020.” Arrigo. “That slide continued called “a very serious matter.” operation of a dog kennel on we want to build relationships sell it or market the build- in parking meter revenue and “We have been in contact with March 14, 2018. He will be in the community,” said the ing as a ‘permitted project’. CITY OFFICIALS it was down to zero in the 10 the attorney general’s office sentenced following the sen- mayor. “Every young person Any new owner would have INVESTIGATING months that preceded our re- and the investigation is ongo- tencing of Mr. will read the paper or Twitter to come back before the City view. ing,” said the mayor. “The Animal Rescue today and be able to think this Council for a special permit. PARKING METER “This review found an esti- Arrigo added that the mon- League of Boston’s Law En- could be them some day. It’s Ward 1 City Councilor FUNDS mated $90,000 in unaccounted ey being generated by the forcement Department is a big statement for the Police Wayne Lozzi expressed his REVERE – Mayor Brian for revenue over the last four parking meters is now going pleased with this outcome,” frustration at the meeting cau- Department and the City… Arrigo has placed two em- years,” Arrigo added. “I’ve in to the city’s accounts. said ARL Law Enforcement tioning that while the Coun- “I can assure the residents Does this solve racism and all ployees in the Revere Parking taken the necessary disci- Director Lt. Alan Borgal. cil will grant this extension plinary action by placing two that the money going in to the “The dedicated teamwork in the perceived and perceptions Department on unpaid, ad- it will not be in the business of our department employ- parking meters is getting de- this case between the Essex of racism? No it doesn’t. This ministrative leave following of granting ‘extension after ees on unpaid, administrative posited in to the city’s coffers County District Attorney’s is one more step in working the release of a report that extension’. Lozzi said while showed only one coin turn- leave and I have referred this and that it is accounted for,” Office, Revere and Lynn- Po toward a better society.” he expected the project to be issue to law enforcement. At said Arrigo. lice Departments, MDAR, Incoming Commissioner over from the city’s parking done by now, a one-year ex- meters had been made during this time, I will refrain from USDA and ARL optimizes our Gross said it helps in moving tension would give the devel- fiscal year 2018. comment as there is an ongo- DOG BREEDER mission and the commitment forward from the “negative opers ‘reasonable’ time to get According to the review ing investigation.” FOUND GUILTY OF of municipal police agencies, history” of the past. financing in order. of the city’s parking opera- Arrigo said his administra- humane law enforcement, an- “There was negative histo- Council President Dar- tions conducted by Roselli, tion has begun the process “to ANIMAL CRUELTY imal control, boards of health ry going back to the `50s, `60s, ren Cur explained that Bly- Clark and Associates (Certi- change the Parking Depart- REVERE –A Salem Su- and other state and federal `70s and `80s, but through the akhman and Zelfond tried to fied Public Accounting firm), ment from a dysfunctional op- perior Court judge found a agencies to dig deep into these vision of forward-thinking secure funding for the project the one turnover of coins was eration to a revitalized, mod- 54-year-old Long Beach, N.Y. unnecessary acts of animal leaders to bring on commu- through U.S. Department of made on July 14, 2017, in the ern, and productive model of dog breeder guilty of animal cruelty and prosecute such a nity policing, it changed us Housing and Urban Develop- amount of $2,197. There were municipal government.” cruelty on July 20, following horrific crime.” from being the warrior class, ment (HUD), but that funding no other coin turnovers during Councillor-at-Large Dan a week and a half long bench In addition to the Animal throwing the cuffs on and fell through so they will fi- the 10-month period preced- Rizzo asked the mayor about trial. Rescue League, Revere Police lock them away, to where we nance the project. ing the start of the firm’s re- the 10-month period in which Judge James Lang found Department Detective Da- work collaboratively with the Ward 4 City Councilor view on May 14, 2018. there were no parking meter Dominic Donovan guilty of vid Caraminica, Lynn Police community,” he said. “We Richard Colucci, whose dis- The city’s parking meters receipts. “Why was there al- six counts of animal cruel- Department Detective Steve truly believe that. When you trict the project is being pro- generated $140,000 in 2010, lowed to be 10 months before ty Friday morning. Dono- Withrow, MA Department of are able to look someone eye posed, was all for giving the but since that time, the funds having an outside auditor, of van’s bail was revoked and Agricultural Resources Chief to eye and not dismiss neg- developers a break and said he have dropped steadily, having all things, to come in and rec- he was taken into custody State Veterinarian Lorraine ative experiences that may supports the project. But like been “reduced to nearly zero ognize that?” until the sentencing hearing O’Connor DVM, ADA Legier have happened in the past, ac- Lozzi, Colucci said this would by fiscal year 2018.” Arrigo said when he took on Wednesday, July 25, at 2 commended the work of Es- knowledge and respect them, be ‘one more shot’ for the de- “The city’s parking pro- office as mayor in January, p.m. in Salem Superior Court. sex Victim/Witness Advocate then you are on a level play- velopment team to get it right. gram is broken at multiple 2016, the new auditor in his “This defendant cruelly Cristina Garcia, Pamela Reid, ing field where you can- dis According to Blyakhman, levels, lacks many handling administration identified some inflicted pain and suffering Vice President of the ASPCA cuss things…What we have in the $20 million project in- controls and is in serious need cash management policies on four innocent puppies and Anti-Cruelty Behavior Team, Boston is a vision. Where do cludes tearing down the va- of rehabilitation,” the report that needed to be reviewed. inhumanly killed two others. and Dr. Martha Smith-Black- we want to be? We don’t want cant building on Silsbee Street stated. “It was only when we had a This is not only unacceptable more, Forensic Veterinarian. to be like the past. Those are and replacing it with a six-sto- Arrigo addressed the City new auditor identify this issue but criminal,” Essex District ry, 115 unit, mixed-use devel- Attorney Jonathan Blodgett Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, August 2, 2018 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403

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LEGAL NOTICE to Long Beach Mortgage by Locust Street, sixty at or before the time Series 2006-7 Mary A. Kelley, Chair Deeds at Book 57822, governing the operation a Foreclosure Sale 8/2/18, 8/9/18, NOTICE Company, dated June (60) feet; EASTERLY by the bid is offered. The Present Holder of said 8/2/18 Page 320 for breach of of the Condominium, Agreement immediately 8/16/18 is hereby given that 30, 2006 and recorded land now or formerly of successful bidder will Mortgage, W the conditions of said including, without after the close of the W in accordance with the with the Suffolk County Ellen F. Lewis, 128 feet, be required to execute By Its Attorneys, Mortgage and for the limitations, the Master bidding. The balance of provisions of Chapter Registry of Deeds at 6 inches; NORTHERLY by a Foreclosure Sale ORLANS PC purpose of foreclosing Deed, the Bylaws of the the purchase price shall 131, Section 40, Book 39927, Page land now or formerly Agreement immediately PO Box 540540 LEGAL NOTICE same will be sold at Organization of Unit be paid within thirty LEGAL NOTICE Massachusetts Wetlands 318, subsequently of Estate of George C. after the close of the Waltham, MA 02454 MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE Public Auction at 3:00 Owners, the Declaration (30) days from the sale REQUEST FOR Protection Act and assigned to Deutsche Stanley and by land bidding. The balance of Phone: (781) 790-7800 OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE PM on August 23, 2018 of Trust or other date in the form of a QUALIFICATIONS Winthrop Town By-Laws, Bank National Trust now or formerly of the purchase price shall 17-007221 By virtue and in at 600 Governor’s Drive, constituent document certified check, bank Designer for the Larsen a public hearing will Company, as Trustee for May Lilley, sixty (60) be paid within thirty 7/19/18, 7/26/18, execution of the Power Unit 600-28, Winthrop, of the Organization of treasurer’s check or Rink at the Mike be held on August 8, Long Beach Mortgage feet; and WESTERLY by (30) days from the sale 8/2/18 of Sale contained in MA, all and singular the Unit Owners, and any other check satisfactory Eruzione Center 2018 at 7:40 P.M. in Loan Trust 2006-7 by land now or formerly date in the form of a W a certain Mortgage premises described in administrative rules and to Mortgagee’s attorney. Locker Room Expansion the Jos. Harvey Hearing JPMorgan Chase Bank, of Marie J. Welch, 128 certified check, bank given by Eschine Orcel said Mortgage, to wit: regulations adopted The Mortgagee reserves Project Room, Winthrop Town National Association, feet, 6 inches. Containing treasurer’s check or to Lancaster Mortgage That certain parcel pursuant thereto, the right to bid at the The Town of Winthrop is Hall on the Request as purchaser of the 7,725 square feet of other check satisfactory LEGAL NOTICE Bankers, LLC D/B/A of land together all now or hereafter sale, to reject any and all requesting qualifications for Determination of loans and other assets land, by any or all of to Mortgagee’s attorney. NOTICE Lancaster Mortgage, with any buildings amended (collectively, bids, to continue the sale from designers for Applicability from Iris of Washington Mutual said measurements and The Mortgagee reserves is hereby given that dated September 30, and improvements the “Condominium and to amend the terms the Locker Room Lee Bagwell to replace Bank, as successor in contents, more or less. the right to bid at the in accordance with the 2005 and recorded thereon, known as Document”). The Unit, of the sale by written Expansion Project for existing stockade fence interest to Long Beach Being Lot 10 on a plan sale, to reject any and all provisions of Chapter with the Suffolk County 600 Governor’s Drive, together with said or oral announcement the Larsen Rink at the & repair & deepen Mortgage Company (the of land made by Alonzo bids, to continue the sale 131, Section 40, Registry of Deeds at Unit 600-28 Winthrop, interest, right and made before or during Mike Eruzione Center. existing concrete wall. “Savings Bank”) from Lewis dated Sept. 28, and to amend the terms Massachusetts Wetlands Book 38173, Page Massachusetts, and more easements, is referred the foreclosure sale. RFQ documents may PROJECT LOCATION: the Federal Deposit 1855 and recorded of the sale by written Protection Act and 133 as affected by a particularly described to herein collectively as If the sale is set aside be picked up at the 7 Elmwood Court, Insurance Corporation, with Suffolk Registry of or oral announcement Winthrop Town By-Laws, Judgment recorded on below: Unit 600-28 the premises. For title for any reason, the Procurement Office, Winthrop, MA. acting as receiver for Deeds, Book of Plan 4, made before or during a public hearing will February 27, 2018 in of Governor’s Park see deed at Book 36434, Purchaser at the sale Room 6, Town Hall, NOTE: A copy may the Savings Bank and Plan II. Said premises the foreclosure sale. be held on August 8, Said Registry of Deeds at Condominium located at Page 244. shall be entitled only to Winthrop, MA 02152 be obtained from the pursuant to its authority are now known as and If the sale is set aside 2018 at 7:30 P.M. in Book 59235, Page 220, 600 Governor’s Drive, The premises are to a return of the deposit beginning August 8, Conservation Office at under the Federal numbered 62 Locust for any reason, the the Jos. Harvey Hearing subsequently assigned Winthrop, MA, created be sold subject to and paid. The purchaser shall 2018. Qualifications the Winthrop Public Deposit Insurance Act Street. For our title see Purchaser at the sale Room, Winthrop Town to OneWest Bank, FSB pursuant to M.G.L.C. with the benefit of all have no further recourse are due no later than Facilities Building. by assignment recorded Deed recorded herewith. shall be entitled only to Hall on the Request by Lancaster Mortgage 183A by Master Deed easements, restrictions, against the Mortgagor, Wednesday, August 22, At said hearing all in said Suffolk County The premises are to a return of the deposit for Determination Bankers, LLC D/B/A dated July 10, 1986, encroachments, building the Mortgagee or the 2018 at 11:00 a.m. The interested persons shall Registry of Deeds at be sold subject to and paid. The purchaser shall of Applicability from Lancaster Mortgage by recorded with the Suffolk and zoning laws, liens, Mortgagee’s attorney. Town reserves the right be given the opportunity Book 45265, Page with the benefit of all have no further recourse National Grid for utility assignment recorded County Registry of Deed unpaid taxes, tax titles, The description of the to accept or reject any or to be heard. 252 for breach of easements, restrictions, against the Mortgagor, pole replacement. in said Suffolk County at Book 12658, Page water bills, municipal premises contained in all proposals. Proposals WINTHROP the conditions of said encroachments, building the Mortgagee or the PROJECT LOCATION: Registry of Deeds at 189, together with (a) liens and assessments, said mortgage shall should be submitted to: CONSERVATION Mortgage and for the and zoning laws, liens, Mortgagee’s attorney. Main Street, Winthrop, Book 47662, Page an undivided .25457% rights of tenants and control in the event of an Town of Winthrop, Attn: COMMISSION purpose of foreclosing unpaid taxes, tax titles, The description of the MA. REPRESENTATIVE: 256, subsequently interest in the common parties in possession, error in this publication. Monica Ford, Town Hall, Mary A. Kelley, Chair same will be sold at water bills, municipal premises contained in Jonathan Novak, Coneco assigned to Ocwen arrears and facilities and attorney’s fees and TIME WILL BE OF THE Rm 6, 1 Metcalf Sq., 8/2/18 Public Auction at 10:00 liens and assessments, said mortgage shall Engineers & Scientists. Loan Servicing, LLC by of the condominium costs. ESSENCE. Winthrop, MA 02152. W AM on August 9, 2018 rights of tenants and control in the event of an NOTE: A copy may OneWest Bank, FSB by and the same equal TERMS OF SALE: Other terms, if any, to be This RFQ is being at 62 Locust Street, parties in possession, error in this publication. be obtained from the assignment recorded undivided interest in A deposit of FIVE announced at the sale. procured in accordance Winthrop, MA, all and and attorney’s fees and TIME WILL BE OF THE Conservation Office at in said Suffolk County the Organization of THOUSAND DOLLARS Federal National with the Massachusetts LEGAL NOTICE singular the premises costs. ESSENCE. the Winthrop Public Registry of Deeds at Unit Owners (the unit AND 00 CENTS Mortgage Association General Laws Chapter MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE described in said TERMS OF SALE: Other terms, if any, to be Facilities Building. Book 52480, Page 281, Owners Organization ($5,000.00) in the form (Fannie Mae) 7C, §44-57. 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Mahoney County, Massachusetts, bank treasurer’s check Long Beach Mortgage CONSERVATION recorded in said Suffolk easements appurtenant the bid is offered. The Waltham, MA 02454 and Lisa M. Devescovi bounded and described or money order will be Loan Trust 2006-7, COMMISSION County Registry of to the Unit as may be set successful bidder will Phone: (781) 790-7800 as follows: SOUTHERLY required to be delivered Asset-Backed Certificates, forth in any document be required to execute 17-000451

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FIESTA VERANO YOUNG COMPANY Theatre’s high-stepping, heart- Vocal Fellows present a fully warming production of “The staged production of “A This celebration of Latin SUMMER FESTIVAL Music Man,” starring Jennifer Quiet Place,” Garth Edwin American music takes place Greater Boston Stage Company’s Ellis and Mark Linehan, August Sunderland’s chamber ensemble Saturday, August 4, 1-6 p.m. at Young Co. summer festival runs 2-12: Aug. 3,4,10,11, at 7:30 version, Thursday, August 9, 8 the intersection of Broadway and for two weeks, non-stop, August p.m., Aug. 5,9, at 2 p.m.,Rob- p.m., Ozawa Hall, Lenox. Second St., Chelsea.chelseaart- 9-19, for children in grades 4-12. inson Theatre, 617 Lexington walk.com. Shows include “Madagascar, St., Waltham.$39-$66, senior, FOUR CENTURIES OF Jr.,” “Shrek,” “Footloose,” “Big student discounts.781-891-5600, MUSIC MAMMA MIA! Fish,” “Pippin,” and “The Great reaglemusictheatre.org. The House of the Seven Gables Bill Hanney’s North Shore Music and Terrible Wizard of Oz”. $15. settlement Association, 115 Theatre presents ABBA’s huge, greaterbostonstage.org, 781- ROCKPORT JAZZ Derby St., Salem, will hold an longtime musical hit, August 279-2200. FESTIVAL ANNEX, 7-26, 62 Dunham Road, Beverly. historic music festival, on the DEADBEAT MORE museum grounds, August 10, MAMMA MIA! - Bill Hanney’s North Shore Music Theatre pres- from 4 to 10 p.m.7gables.org, CATO AND DOLLY Deadbeat, New England’s pre- Violinist Pinchas Zukerman ents ABBA’s huge, longtime musical hit, August 7-26, 62 Dunham 978-744-0991. This new 25 minute live play miere tribute Grateful Dead performs with his trio, Sunday, Road, Beverly. about Cato and Dolly Hancock Band, performs free show for August 5, 5 p.m. Shalin Liu GRUMPY OLD MEN runs through September 20 all ages, Wednesday, August Performance Center, 37 St., STL GLD 2,5, 8 p.m., tickets from $18; and Rockport.$85,$105,$115.The the ongoing Donkey Show, every Sally Struthers and guest star nine times weekly, Mondays- 1, 7 p.m., at Wellesley Town Club Oberon presents the Boston- Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio is Saturday night, $25, students, Hal Linden star in Ogunquit Wednesday-Saturdays, 11a.m., Commons,525 Washington St., based hip-hop duo August 3, 10 scheduled to perform Friday, $15. 617-547-8300, american- Playhouse’s new comedy, 12:30 p.m., and 2 p.m.. Boston Wellesley. Deadabeatband.com. p.m., 2 Arrow St., Cambridge. August 3, 8 p.m. $50$66,$72; repertorytheater,org. “Grumpy Old Men,” August casts rotate. Entrances to Old Advance tickets, $13, at the door, Harold Lopez=Nussa, August 4, 8-September 1, 10 Main St., State House Museum galleries THE MUSIC MAN $17. Also performing this week 8 p.m., $35,$42,$49. . rockport- FANCY FREE Ogunquit, Maine. Tickets start included with the show. Susan Chebookjian choreo- are Church of Slut, Sugust 1, music.org, 978-546-7391. Tanglewood Music Center at $52. ogunquitplayhouse.org, graphs and directs Reagle Music 7:30 p.m., $20; Dirty Pop, Aug, Orchestra and Music Center 207-646-5511.

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Photos by Keiko Hiromi

Kids yoga instructor Alyona Rossi organized rock painting art and Kids Yoga class on beach in Winthrop on Sunday morn- ing, July 29. Rossi hopes that the painted rocks with words will “brighten up someone’s day.”

Ella Survilas in a quiet pose during Kids Yoga on the beach. Alyona Rossi. (center) leading Kids Yoga on the beach.

Emma Flynn painting a rock during Kids Yoga and art. Michaela Connolly (left) and Molly Flynn (right) painting rocks Tegan Pereira during Kids Yoga on the beach, organized by kids on the beach. yoga instructor Alyona Rossi.

Painted rocks were left on the beach during Kids Yoga and art, organized by Kids Yoga Instructor Alyona Rossi, in order to brighten the day of those passing by.

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