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Faison shared updates on “We want people to feel two issues impacting Win- like they can be in contact throp and its citizens: the with our department heads town’s new online work 24 hours a day, seven days order system and a new a week,” said Faison. “We initiative to evaluate public want to give people the opinion. confidence that their work Newspaper Group order has been submitted.” -SeeClickFix Residents can still call Faison reported that be- into the Town Manager’s NEWS Brief PHOTO BY KATE ANSLINGER tween 400 and 500 resi- office and the DPW to re- Principal Speaker, Captain Jamie Bower (U.S. Army), with Richard Honan during the annual dent-reported infrastructure port issues over the phone, Veterans Day celebration at Town Hall lawn on Monday, Nov. 11. Capt. Bower recognized ‘IN CELEBRATION concerns in Winthrop have but the app is meant to ex- those who have served from the distant past to the present day. See more photos on been addressed since DPW pedite any necessary repairs OF SPRINKLERS,’ Pages 4 and 5. rolled out its SeeClickFix and to ensure accountabili- THE 2019 WIHA system last week. The web- ty. AUCTION TO site allows residents to easi- “If it’s successful, we’re ly submit work orders on is- going to look for other op- PRESERVE A Winthrop receives grant for pedestrian sues like potholes, sidewalk portunities to interact with WINTHROP cracks, broken streetlights this system,” said Faison. TREASURE and more. “We think this can be a part safety at Gorman Fort Banks School of our communication sys- Save the date! The Win- Residents can access the system by going to Se- tem with the community.” throp Improvement & His- By Kate Anslinger 50 of them walk to school, it was first announced in DPW Director Steven torical Association (WIHA) and face the challenge of early October. The Safe eClickFix.com and search- Calla said that his depart- is excited to announce, “In A grant in the amount of crossing high volumes of Routes to School (SRTS) ing for Winthrop. They ment had to undergo ex- Celebration of Sprinklers,” $6,000 has been awarded to traffic on Kennedy Drive, program provides design can also download the app, tensive training to bring the a 2019 WIHA Holiday Auc- the town for the use of im- often with limited visibil- services in construction which will automatically register their location. Ev- tion taking place on Friday, proving the safety and visi- ity. The grant will also be funding for low-cost infra- See UPDATES Page 3 Dec. 6, 8-11 p.m., in the bility of students and care- used to add more upgrad- structure projects around ery time a resident submits Deane Winthrop Barn, 40 givers walking to and from ed, streamlined signage at public elementary and Shirley Street. Black tie the Gorman Fort Banks the Kennedy Drive school middle schools, includ- STUDENT HIGHLIGHT: optional. (GFB) School. The funding entrance at Revere Street, ing signage and pavement will be used to install flash- providing more school visi- markings to improve safe- Bryan Conceiciao has the traits of ing crossing signs in both bility in the area and urging ty and accessibility along a true Winthrop Viking directions at the crosswalk drivers to take caution. walking and biking routes that goes from the DPW The Sights and Lines to schools. By Kate Anslinger and effort to assure that he side of Kennedy Drive to grant opportunity came to “The location of the GFB succeeds in everything he the Fort Banks side of the the attention of parent and school creates many access Seventeen-year-old Bry- does. Bryan embodies ev- street. Out of the approxi- Chair of the Transporta- challenges, and this is par- an Conceiciao has been erything it means to be a mately 500 students that at- tion Advisory Committee described as a first-class Winthrop Viking.” tend the GFB, an estimated (TAC), Julia Wallerce when See GRANT Page 8 student-athlete, who strives In addition to being an for compassion and profes- honor student, Conceiciao sionalism inside the class- plays basketball and foot- room and in the sports are- ball, he is part of general For Kids Only Afterschool set to break ground on new site na. Known as a role model counsel, and he plans on do- Stephanie Honan, Lauren amongst his classmates, ing dinner theater if he can programs at the St. John’s brought the idea to the FKO Mazzuchelli, and Christine By Cary Shuman Conceiciao is the type of Episcopal Parish, the Willis board of directors “of hav- Reilly from WIHA will Co- person any teacher or coach See CONCEICIAO Page 3 For Kids Only After- School, and the E.B. New- ing a space to call a home of Chair the Auction. Speaker would love to have in their school (FKO), the revolu- ton School, among several our own.” of the Massachusetts House classroom or on their team. tionary after-school pro- other locations in town. The search for a perma- of Representatives, Robert “Bryan leads through hard gram launched by Deborah “Between the town, the nent site began and two A. DeLeo has graciously work and dedication in the Kneeland Keegan and Con- school community, and the years ago, a local realtor agreed to serve as Honorary classroom and on the field, nie Grayson in 1984, has religious community, we contacted Keegan that there Price subject Co-Chair of the event. while always having a team to change found a home to call its own have been more than sup- was an old Queen Victori- without The horrible fire at - No first mentality,” said High in town. ported, helping us fulfill our an home for sale across the notice tre-Dame Cathedral in Paris School Athletic Director, Keegan, executive di- mission, which is to support street from the Winthrop last Spring served as a warn- Matt Serino. “He continues rector of the non-profit, working families, to keep Police Station and Town .45 $ Per ing to WIHA to better-pro- to be a role model to oth- has announced that FKO children safe, and to give Hall. tect the Town of Winthrop’s ers, a gentleman with great Gallon will break ground on its them opportunities to love, Through financing by Sa- treasure, the 350+ year old • 1002 Gal. 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CALL TODAY AND FIND OUT WHAT SETS US APART FROM THE REST! 617.846.1020 C21SEAPORT.COM 11/14 Page 2 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Email: [email protected] Research reveals demand for bike share in Greater Boston communities New research by the about the habits of indi- mile and the highest fre- easily-navigable turns and The information comes cities and towns to prior- Metropolitan Area Planning vidual users, revealed that quency of trips took place crossings. Sweetser Circle/ as a result of a data-sharing itize safe, inviting infra- Council (MAPC) analyzing connections to transit were between 4 and 7 p.m. Revere Beach Parkway in agreement between Lime structure, which will entice over 300,000 bike share a relatively small share of “This analysis shows Everett, Commercial and and MAPC, which created people out of their cars for trips reveals demand for Lime bike trips: only 15 how new forms of so- Centre Streets in Malden, the regional framework that those short trips and help bike share in Greater Bos- percent of trips began or called ‘micro-mobility’ Washington Street in New- allows Lime to operate in to ease congestion for all.” ton communities, as well as ended within 100 meters can be quickly adopted by ton and Arsenal Street in over a dozen communities The 16 municipalities opportunities for improve- of a subway, trolley, Silver all kinds of communities Watertown are all examples in the Greater Boston re- served by Lime and in- ments to suburban cycling Line or Commuter Rail sta- and serve a unique role in of roadways that saw high gion. cluded in the data analysis infrastructure within com- tion. the transportation system,” volumes of Lime ridership “Greater Boston current- are Arlington, Bedford, munities and between cities Instead, many trips took said MAPC Transportation but are currently stressful ly suffers from the worst Belmont, Chelsea, Everett, and towns. place within communi- Director Eric Bourassa. “It for bicyclists. traffic congestion in the Malden, Medford, Melrose, The interactive report ties, to and from points of also shows how important “We’re looking forward nation, affecting every- Milton, Needham, Newton, uses detailed trip-level interest or between mu- it is for public agencies to to using this new data re- one who lives, works or Quincy, Revere, Waltham, data from the Lime system, nicipalities where transit have access to detailed data source as another piece of studies in the region. Yet Watertown and Winthrop. which operates in 16 cities connections are limited. that can inform planning information to plan for new while nearly 50 percent of The report is being pub- and towns in Greater Bos- City or town centers and and policy.” bike infrastructure that will trips in the region are less lished in an online, interac- ton, to map trip patterns and commercial districts have Analysis of the trip make people feel safe and than four miles, people still tive format that will allow pinpoint the most-frequent- the highest density of ac- data demonstrates that in comfortable biking around overwhelmingly choose to municipal staff, cycling ad- ed routes over the 18-month tivity, but trips spread out many places, Lime users Newton so they don’t feel drive,” said Scott Mullen, vocates and interested resi- period from April 2018 into residential neighbor- were riding on roadways the need to drive for ev- Lime Director of North- dents to select specific cor- through September 2019. hoods, which tend to be the with limited or no existing ery little trip,” said Ni- east Expansion. “MAPC’s ridors and intersections and The data, which includes end-point of trips more than bike infrastructure, such as cole Freedman, director of unprecedented analysis of download detailed informa- individual trip routes with- the start. The average trip bike lanes, physical sep- transportation planning for data from our regional bike tion for further analysis. out tracking information length was just over one aration from traffic, and the City of Newton. share system will enable

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A rendering of the For Kids Only building slated to be built at 233 Winthrop St.

FKO // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Keegan says the space is ideal and FKO will retain the historical integrity of the property. From Left to Right: Rev. Joseph Owusu Boafo, Deacon Francis McHugh, Altar Server Eliz- “We worked very closely abeth Collins, Rev. Robert Lennon, Rev. Michael McNamara, Rev. John McLaughlin, Rev. with the Historical Com- Matthew Williams, Rev. Eric Cadin, Altar Server Gregory Beckwith, Lector Joseph Salvo, mission and town leader- Rev. Matthew Ofoku, Deacon Joseph Nickley, Rev. Sebastian Varghese ship to make sure that we Seated: Rev. Thomas DiLorenzo, Rev. Brian McHugh. aligned with the intentions of Commission. Our new home is going to maintain CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 the architectural integrity Conceiciao // and history of the current fit it into his packed sched- and he has lined himself up structure. The current property at 233 Winthrop St. ule. High School Football for a promising future. His “The steeple will stay Coach Jonathan Cadigan dream would be to play col- there and the stained glass The second floor will ident Ronald Vecchia and has witnessed Conceiciao lege football at Tufts Uni- windows will look the have a basketball half-court Supt. of Schools Lisa How- grow up over the last few versity. When asked who same,” said Keegan. “We’re gymnasium (“With a three- ard. years, transforming him his role model is, he admits going to extend the home point line,” said Flannery, a “They’ve been great part- into the type of student and that he has a lot of people to out to the back and to the former Winthrop and Bent- ners in our mission,” said player that other kids grav- credit, but his dad comes in side.” ley scholar athlete with a Keegan. “We want to con- itate towards. “Although at first place. Director of Development Masters degree in Orga- tinue to collaborate with our times he appears to have a “I have been lucky Briana Flannery said the nizational Leadership), a school system to make sure carefree attitude, he takes enough to have a ton of pos- first floor of FKO’s new multi-purpose classroom, that every child’s needs are his studies and athletics itive influences in my life, site will have a library, a and a dance-yoga-theater met and hope to continue very serious, “said Cadigan. people who have helped me nutrition cafe, a teaching arts studio, a sunroom, and our partnership at the Gor- “He has a relentless motor and guided me to be the per- in football that has allowed Bryan Conceiciao. son I am today,” said Con- kitchen, a classroom, and a a reflection room where a li- man Fort Banks School.” censed clinical social work- Keegan, who began her him to make impact plays ceiciao. “However my dad STEAM (Science, Technol- since he was a freshman as hard on play 1 as he does is my number one role mod- ogy, Engineering, Arts, and er will be able to support career as a special education children. teacher and holds a master’s which I would categorize on 120 and that has an ef- el. Because what he does Math) educational lab. fect on his teammates by “We expect the facility to degree in nonprofit admin- as a rare ability for a high and has done for me and “Children will enter elevating the standards and hold 120 children at a time,” istration, invites local resi- school football player. He my family is unimaginable. (FKO) from the back door rarely if ever comes off the expectations of playing the Almost always behind the said Keegan. dents to attend the ground- of the building where there field during a game and game.” scenes, in his early morn- will be drop-off and pick-up The FKO executive di- breaking ceremony on Nov. seemingly never seems to As a junior in high ings and late nights. I hope area,” said Flannery. “We rector said the organization 25 at 10 a.m. tire which to me is a sign school, Conceiciao is start- to be as hard working and will also have an outdoor has received tremendous Looking ahead to the of leadership. He plays just ing to think about college humble as him one day.” patio area.” support from Council Pres- groundbreaking, Kee- gan paid special tribute to Speaker DeLeo, who will speak at the ceremony. Updates // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 “Speaker DeLeo has program on board, and that nels and 311 calls and uses it “Not everyone can come been our champion for 35 it will take some getting to inform local governments out on a Tuesday night,” he years,” lauded Keegan. used to. about what concerns are said. “He’s has been the consis- “So far it’s been great most pertinent to residents. Faison told the Tran- tent voice who has always software to use,” he said. It claims to be able to mea- script that his office is ded- said that the hours between “We think it will be useful sure public support for spe- icated to “incorporating as 3-8 p.m. are critical hours for the community.” cific town projects. many viewpoints as pos- for children and more atten- Residents are encour- For example, if the town sible” when debating new tion should be given to hav- aged to be as specific as were planning a park res- projects. ing safe and productive af- possible and to submit pho- toration, ZenCity would “The point of this tool is terschool programs. Senator tos along with any work analyze public discussion for my office to understand [Joseph] Boncore has also orders. threads on Facebook and what’s happening in [pub- been an amazing advocate generate reports for town lic] online conversations,” for children and families -ZenCity officials on how residents he said. “I want them to be since taking office.” Faison also updated feel about the project. part of the larger conversa- FKO is licensed by the Council on Winthrop’s in- Faison feels this will be tion.” Department of Early Ed- volvement with ZenCity, a especially useful to gauge Residents do not have to ucation and Care and is a company that collects pub- public opinion outside of opt in for their voices to be United Way of Mass Bay lic data from a town’s social the public commentary pe- included in ZenCity’s anal- riod at the Council meet- yses, as its data is all gath- affiliate agency. media platforms, news chan- For Kids Only Afterschool executive director Deborah ings. ered from public sources. 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Photos by Kate Aslinger

Winthrop residents gathered on the Town Hall lawn on Monday morning, Nov. 11, for a day of remembering and acknowledging those who have made the sacrifice in serv- ing their country. Principal Speaker, Captain Jamie Bower, made sure to recognize veterans from both yesterday and today, from the American Revolution to the Global War on Terrorism.

Residents gather with hands over hearts for the National Anthem, sung by Bill Furey, USMC.

Richard Gay stands at attention during “God Bless America.”

Winthrop Emblem Club 15 presents the Memorial Flowers Richard Honan, (U.S. Army-Vietnam). and Wreath.

Principal Speaker, Captain Jamie Bower (U.S. Army).

Veterans’ Services director Rose Mazzuchelli.

A line of Winthrop police officers stand at attention during the ceremony. Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Page 5

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Congresswoman Katherine Clark addresses Tina Marie Talvi sings “America the Beau- Public officials, during the Pledge of Allegiance, including Sen. Joe Boncore, Speaker Bob the crowd. tiful.” DeLeo, Council President Ron Vecchia, and Congresswoman Katherine Clark.

The American Legion Post 146. TOWN UNVEILS RESERVED PARKING SPACES FOR VETERANS AT TOWN HALL Thank You Veterans for Your

Service On Monday, Nov. 4, 2019, the Town of Winthrop unveiled new reserved parking signs for veterans. The signs, donated to the Town by the Massachusetts Port Authority, are installed on the side of Winthrop Town Hall. Winthrop Veterans’ Service Director, Rose Mazzuchelli, said “The Town of Winthrop never forgets its veterans and salutes Massport Bill Furey (USMC), belts out the National Anthem. for their generosity and continued support of both veterans and the community.” Page 6 Established in 1882 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Email: [email protected] hrop’s Pio int ne W er Winthrop Ne er Winthrop wspap SSun u n TranscriptTranScripT PRESIDENT: StephenPublished Quigley by the Independent- [email protected] Newspaper Group MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] OUR Opinions Forum THE CLIMATE SCIENTISTS HAVE BEEN WRONG ALL ALONG For the better part of three decades, the vast majority of scientists -- including those hired by the petroleum in- dustry -- have warned the world that climate change is oc- curring principally because of carbon emissions from our addiction to fossil fuels for our automobiles, coal power plants, industry, and agricultural production. They have measured the effects in any number of ways, most especially the shrinkage of the ice sheets at the polar regions that eventually will result, they have said, in a rise in sea levels around the globe. The also have told us that a warming planet will bring about an increase in ocean temperatures, which in turn will have devastating consequences both for marine life, which cannot exist in warmer waters, and for ourselves, who will feel the impact of ever-more devastating storms. They have warned that unless we take steps within the next decade to curb the so-called greenhouse gas emis- sions, the Earth could become irreversibly changed by the end of this century. However, the scientists have been wrong. Very wrong. It turns out that the time frame the climate scientists pre- dicted for the dramatic effects of climate change to occur has been grossly underestimated because their models did not take into account the effect of the feedback loops creat- LETTERS to the Editor ed by our warming planet. We aren’t scientists, but even we understand what is O’Donnell landscaping, long gone, but whose sac- Letterie jumping back into happening right in front of our eyes. THANK YOU FROM Town Council member rifice has left its enduring the Precinct Two seat after The ice sheets at the poles are melting faster than even THE SUNSHINE Rich Ferrino, resident Marc measure. More work needs declaring that he would run the direst of models had predicted. The extraordinary heat STATE Chapdelaine and his two to be done with the mov- for Town Council Presi- wave across Europe this past summer (U.S. women’s soc- Dear Editor, youngsters, Betsy Shane of ing the plants in Sabrina’s dent, Munson in particu- cer fans will recall the high temperatures in France during Winthrop Marketplace the Chamber, Suzanne and Garden; and the benches lar, and Millar, did quite the World Cup) resulted in temperatures reaching the 80s expands to Florida!...... Rob from the DPW (with and plaques, some of which well with their message in the Arctic Circle -- an unheard-of phenomenon. Roberta Puritz-Hayes thanks also to DPW’s Steve have been claimed by do- for change. A longer cam- Environment Canada, the country’s national weather orders a cooked turkey din- Calla and Sean Ferron and nors. But that process will paign, or a single challeng- agency, confirmed that Alert, Nunavut, the most-norther- ner for her family gathering their crews for their hard be completed after the Hol- er, might have produced a ly, permanently-inhabited spot on Earth, hit 69.8 degrees and has this to say about it: work in prepping this hilly idays, and with favorable different result. Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius) on July 14, the highest I wanted to contact you area), and this writer. Marc weather. Other hardscape Third, School Com- temperature ever recorded there. first to let you know how was also very thorough in elements will also be relo- mittee Chair Valentino As the ice at the poles shrinks, instead of sunlight being fantastic everything was!! cleaning up the berm and cated for re-use later. I and “Tino” Capobianco had to reflected (by the ice) back into outer space, it is absorbed The food was yummy! Ev- grass area, with four big all the workers are grateful be disappointed with his by the earth. When that happens, the permafrost at the Arc- erything was packaged so bags of debris, and Steve for resident and town sup- second-place finish to - Au tic Circle starts to thaw out, releasing carbon dioxide that well!! There were left overs Calla with its pick-up. port in this process. gustus “Gus” Martucci. It has been trapped in it for millennia into our atmosphere, for all- a perfect Thanks- A couple of weeks later, Frank M. Costantino appears that Capobianco, thereby warming our planet at an even faster rate. giving!! Please give my on another favorable Sat- Founder, Beautification who has expressed an inter- It now is clear that scientists’ predictions that the effects best to everyone and thank urday, some large clumps Committee est in seeking higher office of climate change were a distant prospect, for which we them for me!! I love that of variegated and tall Designer, French Square in the future, was hurt by still had time to take appropriate action, have been vastly we work together on this grasses were likewise dug the opposition of the Win- underestimated -- by a factor of decades. whenever it is held in Bos- up, boxed, moved and re- throp teachers who are up- Climate change is happening today. The devastating LOOKING AT ton!! You are so wonderful planted along the streetside set with negotiations over a succession of hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and droughts of THE ELECTION to do business with!! I feel planting edge of the Walden new contract. the past few years have wiped the earth clean of civiliza- like you all are family!! Street lot. Because of the Dear Editor, Fourth, in the race for tion wherever they have struck. Yes, in most instances we Wishing all of you a very volunteers that showed up, The Town Election on Housing Authority, incum- can rebuild (though the communities in the Florida Pan- happy holiday season!! the many hands and the Tuesday, November 5th bents Richard Honan and handle destroyed by Hurricane Michael in 2018 still look My very best, smaller area to plant, the produced some interesting Frank Ferrara were re-elect- like war zones), but only at a huge cost -- and only until the Robbie ( Robbie) Pu- transplanting went very and surprising results. ed as expected. Housing next climate change-induced catastrophe strikes. ritz-Hayes quickly. And thanks again to First, Tracey Honan is Authority tenant Marie Greta Thunberg’s future is not being imperiled. Her fu- Betsy Shane, who arranged the new power in Winthrop Matarazzo made a good ture is now the present. for Jason Tallent, from the politics given her outstand- showing in third place, par- It is the end of the world as we know it. THANKS TO Harbor City Church, who ing vote total. She not ticularly with her position And unless we immediately and dramatically change FRENCH SQUARE in turn brought his daughter only received more votes that one of the members our ways, we will not be fine (apologies to REM). TRANSPLANTING Olivia and four energetic than Philip Boncore and of the board should be a VOLUNTEERS visitors from a Kentucky Robert DeMarco for the tenant. Dear Editor, congregation (Addy How- Town Council. She, also, Fifth, in the contested received more votes than Independent Over the course of two ard, Margie Mason, retired race for Library Trustee, any other candidate who sunny Saturdays, numerous firefighter Darryll Mason, there were five candidates ran in town-wide contests perennial plants on the back and Grant Richeson) who for three positions. Incum- for School Committee, Li- Newspaper Group berm in French Square were all pleased to give of bent Ronald Bergman was brary Trustee and Housing were dug up, multi-sepa- their time on another pleas- elected along with Denise Authority. She will be a rated into smaller clumps, ant afternoon. With cold LoConte and Nancy Gi- strong force for a new way ubscription nformation packed, transported and weather on the way, the uffre. In somewhat of a S I of doing things in Town The Winthrop Sun Transcript is published replanted by two groups of plants won’t look like much surprise, town government government. every Thursday by the Revere-based garden helpers. On the first until late next spring, when gadfly John “Jack” Dowd Second, in the race for Saturday, Daylillies and it should be a transforming came in fourth place de- Independent Newspaper Group. Period- Precinct Two Town Coun- large variety Hostas were display. spite being listed first on ical postage rates paid at Boston Ma. cilor, incumbent James relocated to prepared areas Extra plants from these the ballot. Subscription rates are $30 per year in Letterie received 307 votes at the top of the Walden moves are being healed in Finally, in the single Winthrop, and $60 per year outside the to John Munson’s 194 and St parking area, and at the at the DPW. A plant instal- ballot question, voters ap- city. Postmaster, send change of address Kurt Millar’s 120. It is berm at EB Newton, spon- lation around the WW1 me- proved the zoning law ban- information to Independent Newspaper worth noting that the votes sored by Speaker DeLeo morial at the EB Newton is ning a marijuana facility Group, 385 Broadway, Suite 105, Revere, for Munson and Millar, and Sen. Boncore. Many being reviewed by the His- in Winthrop, although the MA 02151. combined at 314, were The Transcript assumes no financial responsibility for typo- thanks for their hard work toric Commission for pro- margin may have surprised viding a suitable bed hon- more than those for Let- many interested citizens. graphical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part to Blaine O’Donnell of oring the memory of those terie. In a short race, due to William Schmidt of the advertisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management immediately of any errors that may occur. USPS NO. 526-560 Guest Op-Ed Directory I support Ed Markey for U.S. Senate Marketing Director Recently my friend (and ronment, upholds the rule the best way to get change standards in place. His work Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] my City Councilor), Matt of law, and strengthens our is to keep Ed Markey in the is the reason we have appli- O’Malley penned a few democracy, just for starters. United States Senate. ance efficiency standards. Assistant Marketing Directors words in the Gazette with Sometimes the scope of Though Ed Markey is He stands up to the NRA Maureen DiBella - [email protected] respect to Joe Kennedy’s change we need can seem best known today as the each and every day. Long Legal Advertising candidacy for the U.S. Sen- staggering, but right here Co-author of the Green before the Green New Deal Ellen Bertino - [email protected] ate. 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His laws economic justice. It’s about GateHouse Media rights, protects our envi- showed the way. In short, put historic fuel economy See OP-ED Page 8 Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Page 7 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 By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Winthrop Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and ART 904 – ORIENT HEIGHTS RAILROAD STATION - PART TWO The Sun-Transcript

20 years ago throp Street and, after using shutdown is rumored to be Nov. 11, 1999 foul and abusive language, imminent. The Advisory Commit- told her, “You’d better get A total of 23 states will 1 tee has recommended fa- out of there -- there is a observe Thanksgiving this vorable action on most of bomb in the building.” year. the articles for the upcom- The new Charge It credit Barbara Stanwyck, ing Special Town Meeting, card plan to be offered by Adolphe Menjou, and Wil- but has recommended that local businesses in con- liam Holden star in “Gold- $68,000 of the $622,500 junction with the Essex en Boy” at the Winthrop available to be spent be Trust Co. of Lynn to local and State theaters. placed into the free cash residents will start Mon- account. day. The service will allow 90 years ago The selectmen have Winthrop shoppers the cov- Nov. 16, 1929 named Daniel Keyes to the enience of using one credit A large crowd of invited position of Treasurer/Col- card, with one monthly bill guests, including former lector. Keyes, a resident of and one monthly payment, pastors, joined the gen- Springfield, has been asked regardless of how many eral public for the laying to move to the town by the stores they shop at. of the cornerstone of the selectmen. With the Boston news- new Methodist Episcopal Proponents of preserv- paper strike in full swing, church in Metcalfe Square ing the Willis School made the Sun-Transcript now is that will be replacing the their case to the School publishing a rundown of present 60-year-old edifice. Building Committee, even national and international though the town already news from the wire ser- Ten members of the church has committed to building vices. who were present for the 2 a new elementary school in Isiaore Cutler is the new laying of the cornerstone place of the Willis, which President of the Congrega- of the original church also will be torn down. tion Tifereth Israel. were on hand for the cer- The Winthrop Playmak- Health Officer Ralph emonies. The new church ers’ production of Grease Sirianni has warned lit- will accommodate up to opened to full houses this ter-bugs that littering is a 500 pupils for Sunday past weekend. violation of local and state school and will be ready for “The Insider,” law and carries fines. occupancy on May 1, 1930. “Pokemon: The First Steve Cochrane and Ma- Winthrop Post 146, Movie,” and “Fight Club” mie Van Doren star in “The American Legion, cele- are playing at the Revere Beat Generation” at the brated the 11th anniversary Showcase Cinemas. Winthrop Theatre. of Armistice Day with gal party. 40 years ago 70 years ago The Winthrop Sun calls Nov. 14, 1979 Nov. 10, 1949 for new traffic regulations, Last week we reviewed years before the financial For those who would like Vandalism, housebreaks, A new traffic plan will traffic lights, and stop signs the development of this losses became so severe to learn more about these and car thefts kept Winthrop take effect in the Cen- throughout the town. With station from its initial 1875 that the line had to be shut various local railroad lines, Police busy this week. All tre, with Read, Beal, and an estimated 3,500 motor appearance thru the 1913 down. The last train to the following four referenc- 16 of the glass windows and Lincoln Sts., as well as vehicles operating daily in construction of the “Frank make the run was on Jan. es are excellent. the glass door at the new Wadsworth and Woodside Winthrop, traffic has gotten Scarpa” bridge built to 27, 1940. Picture #3 depicts 1. A book titled “Narrow professional building at 57 Avenues, all becoming one- out of hand and public safe- Putnam St. were smashed way, in hopes of alleviating convey vehicular traffic on the tracks being removed Gauge - The Story of the ty is a major concern. with boulders. Three more the muddled traffic condi- Saratoga Street over the shortly thereafter. The rails Boston, Revere Beach and housebreaks were reported. tions in the Centre. train tracks. This week the were probably given as Lynn Railroad” by Robert 100 years ago further changes to this rail- scrap iron to the WWII war Town Building Inspector Arthur Sullivan has been Nov. 15, 1919 N. Stanley 1980 Richard Ferrara said this elected to the Board of As- road intersection from 1913 effort. Picture #4 shows 2. A Video on the Win- With the employees of until it closed in 1940 will the station being disman- week that the town should sessors by a vote of 4-1 of throp Narrow Gauge Rail- the Narrow Gauge Railroad be discussed. Picture #1 tled. The empty road bed amend the by-law that pro- the members of the Board road Titled “The Recol- demanding a large wage in- (taken in 1925) depicts the remained unused for about hibits outdoor porches from of Selectmen and Board of crease -- many wives of the lections of Miss Elizabeth former Orient Heights Sta- 10 years and passengers being enclosed in order to Assessors. He will fill the train company’s employees Burroughs” - sponsored by tion with a full length set of were transported by trolley promote energy efficiency. slot recently left vacant reportedly have had to go to the Winthrop Library, ad- seven steps added from the cars or buses which ran on The increased costs of c. by the death of Michael work to support their fam- ministered by the Winthrop building down to the tracks Bennington Street to the 766 education are escalat- Grimes. ilies because of their hus- Arts Lottery Council and which had been lowered to ferry slips. When the pres- ing far beyond what orig- The Maverick Radio and bands’ inadequate salaries produced by Don Simonini provide adequate height for ent train line with standard inally was forecast by the Furniture Co. advertises a -- a temporary fare increase legislature when it enacted DuMont 19-inch console the trains to pass under the gauge tracks was installed, 1988 from seven to eight cents the legislation mandating television set for $630. new bridge. Picture #2 was the cars had to be to be re- 3. A student activity has been approved by the special education by every The razing of the old taken a minute later when a duced in width to be able book - “The Winthrop Then State Dept. of Public Util- train had just pulled into the to pass through the original & Now Narrow Gauge school district. Fiske Estate at the corner The annual Ball of the of Pleasant and Main Sts. ities until the commission station. Note that both pic- Narrow Gauge tunnels that Railroad Book 201” makes a final decision on still existed near the ferry Winthrop Hospital once to make way for veterans tures show the same group 4. The “Winthrop Then the railroad’s request for a of people standing on the terminals. Standard gauge again was a great success. housing has brought back & Now Historical Mapping fare increase of 10 cents. middle of the bridge. This tracks, which replaced the “Breaking Away” is many fond memories for of Winthrop Book” contains With the town having train was one of the Nar- 3 foot-narrow gauge tracks, playing at the Kincade The- long-time residents. Al- several maps that depict our rejected the request by the row Gauge Line that went are 4 foot, 8 ½ inches be- railroad line as it appeared atre. though some say that the 13-room mansion was built School Dept. for funds to around the nine station loop tween rails and are used at various periods of time 50 years ago in the 1840s and others say pay for a school nurse, the of track then existing in throughout the U.S.A., En- from 1876 thru 1913. Cop- gland and much of Europe. Nov. 13, 1969 it was built after the Civ- local Red Cross has stepped Winthrop. It then proceed- ies of the last two may be ed from Orient Heights to Derived from the ruts in the The will of the late il War, it was occupied by in and will provide a full- obtained from the Winthrop the ferry boats for the com- early roads built by Imperial George Hyde has revealed the Fiske family until 1929, time nurse for the local Marketplace, 35 Revere St., mute to Boston. In 1928 Rome some 2000 years ago that he has bequeathed to when Henry Fiske, a prom- schools. power poles were installed for the Roman legions, the Century 21 Seacoast Office the inent Winthrop civic leader A big crowd was drawn on both side of the tracks distance between the rails at Revere St. & Crest Ave., town the sum of who bought the house in to Shore Drive to view the and wires were strung over related to the axle length on Elliot Whittier Insurance $355,000 for the purpose of the 1890s, passed away. His damage caused by the big the entire line as it was the chariots require to ac- on Revere Street, the Win- expanding the Frost Public family moved out of Win- storm last week that has left converted from steam op- commodate the two horses throp Book Depot & Café Library, which itself was throp shortly thereafter, but Shore Drive and the road to eration to electrification in that pulled them. Yes, our on Somerset Avenue, the the result of a gift at the turn his widow refused to sell it Pt. Shirley all but impass- an effort to cut operational railroad system of today Winthrop Improvement and of the century. According to out of sentimental reasons, able. costs. Our beloved Narrow has a track gauge based on Historical Association, or Town Treasurer Myer Brill, and it has remained board- Gauge Railroad continued the width of two old Roman by contacting this writer at Hyde’s gift is the largest ed up for the past 20 years, 110 years ago to run for another dozen horses. 8462901. ever made to the town. a “haunted house” to the Nov. 13, 1909 A fire at 140 Shirley St. schoolchildren in the neigh- The Winthrop Woman’s has left two families home- borhood. In its heyday, the Club has arranged for a less. home boasted a mahogany series of lectures and en- Police are investigat- and marble vestibule and a tertainment programs to be 3 ing the shooting of a dog library of gum wood (the given in the assembly hall by a gun-toting male at Ft. first time gum wood was of the high school over the Banks last Saturday. introduced to this country). next six months. The Sun-Transcript has On the grounds were cot- School lunches for the moved its office from 203 tages for summer guests, a children feature vegetable Winthrop St. to its new hothouse, a large pond with soup and fish chowder for building at 195 Winthrop rustic bridges, a waterfall six cents and chopped egg St. issuing from a stone cave, and chopped ham sand- Recreation Commission and a 35-foot Japanese pa- wiches for 3 cents. Ice members Bill Kincade, goda on an island in the cream is 5 cents. Frank Elkins, Herbert Mar- middle of the largest pond Townspeople continue to cus, and Burton Corkhum on the property. be amazed at the manner in have asked the selectmen which the 300 voters who not to demolish the old 80 years ago attended the Town Meeting Centre School building, but Nov. 11, 1939 rather to use the wooden Although the Narrow unanimously approved the structure as a youth center. Gauge Railroad has report- funds for the purchase of Peter O’Toole and Kath- ed a loss of $65,000 for the the land for the new play- 4 ground just west of Shore arine Hepburn star in “The current year, local residents Lion in Winter” at the new- are wondering if there is Drive without any of the ly renovated and renamed any way that the railroad rancor and hostility that Winthrop Cinema. can be saved. Lynn and Re- typically accompany such vere, which also are served matters before Town Meet- 60 years ago by the Narrow Gauge, re- ing. Nov. 12, 1959 portedly are interested in The only two officehold- Approximately 50 per- pursuing a plan to save ers who still are Repub- sons were forced to evac- the railroad, which is the licans in Suffolk County uate the Wadsworth Block primary source for public after the recent election at because of a bomb scare. transportation in the three Sheriff Seavey and the the The hoaxer called Mrs. Ma- communities. The Narrow Clerk of the Supreme Judi- rie Tascomb at the Metcalfe Gauge presently is in feder- cial Court. Sportswear Co. at 220 Win- al bankruptcy court and its Page 8 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Email: [email protected] Fresh & Local Beans Beyond Chili

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Grant // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ticularly true for walkers. grateful that Winthrop is a with Wallerce to write the the Safe Routes to School School Superintendent Lisa School Department will Anything we can do to Safe Routes to School part- grant and School Superin- Signs and Line Program Howard. “This grant fund- work closely with the DPW make it safer and more con- ner and hope we can take tendent Lisa Howard, Town Grant and are grateful to ing will allow for new/up- to determine the type and venient for kids to walk to even greater advantage of Manager Austin Faison, have received $6,000 in dated signs to be purchased placement of the new signs school is a win for the en- the benefits and opportuni- DPW Director Steve Calla, funding to be allocated for along Kennedy Drive, at to further support the safety tire community- especially ties it offers like this one!” Police Chief Terence Dele- the purpose of updating sig- no cost to the Town, and of our students and families for our youngest residents- Resident, parent and ac- hanty, all signed off on the nage to increase the visibil- improve visibility for driv- as they travel to and from and this grant does exactly tive community member, project. ity of key crossing sections ers as they travel on this the Gorman Fort Banks that,” said Wallerce. “I’m Kay O’Dwyer partnered “We have applied for on Kennedy Drive,” said heavily utilized road. The School.”

Op-Ed // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 creating a sustainable, green Yes, change can’t wait, need the strongest response has a shot, Ed Markey’s proving repeatedly that his of us will ever know. These economy that guarantees but the change we need to the GOP than in the Unit- seniority will make him ahead-of-the curve leader- are the times Ed Markey jobs with a family-sustaining requires that we keep our ed States Senate. We will even more powerful. If the ship will continue to deliv- has worked for his entire wage. It’s about retirement top talent, our leaders who need a steady, experienced Republicans hold onto their er to advance progressive life, and he’s never been in security, and affordable, know the most about lead- hand to take on the GOP majority, we need someone causes in Massachusetts, a better position to deliver. safe, adequate housing. It’s ership. Nowhere in gov- next year, no matter how with as much legislative ex- across the country, and It’s time to keep Ed Markey about repairing and upgrad- ernment does experience many seats Democrats win perience as possible, who’ll around the world. Don’t in the United States Senate. ing our criminally neglected matter more than in a leg- or lose. If the Democrats re- know the smartest, stron- tell me it’s time for him Lawrence S. DiCara is infrastructure. It’s about so- islative body, and nowhere take the Senate, and recent gest ways to fight back. Ed to go. He’s done more for former President of the cial justice. in our government do we polls suggests that dream Markey has paid his dues, Massachusetts than most Boston City Council.

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Middle School brings back cross country track, first season a success

By Kate Anslinger dorfer placed 12th out of 211 in the male division. This year was the first “Each and every one of time in a long time that the you made this season suc- Winthrop Middle School cessful,” said Coach Mike had a Cross Country Track Kirby. “I’m hoping you all team, and so far, the pro- realize how much you im- gram is proving to be a proved over the season.” success. Last Wednesday, After years of having no the team of 53 athletes, middle school track team, celebrated the end of their the co-ed cross country first season. After compet- team was launched with ing in seven dual meets, the combined efforts of the three which were at home school committee, Princi- at Deer Island, and four on pal Curley, Winthrop High the road, the team had a lot to celebrate. On October School Athletic Director 30th, WMS participated in Matt Serino, Coach Adam the Northeast Conference Crombie, Coach Mike Kir- Meet, competing against by, and Extracurricular Ac- seven other schools, and tivities Director, Vasili Mal- placing high amongst their lios. The team trained three peers. Seventh-grader, days a week, with meets April Ferguson came in the on Wednesdays. A co-ed top 12 in the female divi- spring Track and Field team sion, out of 177 racers, and is planned for the spring of sixth grader Noah Bayers- 2020. The Middle School Track Team poses for a team picture.

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Yellow from a permanent collection is Commission hopes to further the the city well.” Art Park project court Meghan Irons the social justice devastating fires ident also operates a second Robert Dello Russo stands outside Street corridor, from Jackson Continued on page 3 The Friends of Myrtle Street ingfully celebrate the club’s 90th anniver- reporter for The Boston GlobeICA and “About to 77 percentexpand of DA races changes to indeed ato decision that none of the original vision and concept possi- Michael Mageary was sworn Mageary said there will be no barbershop at 124 Bowdoin St his famous barber shop and tattoo Yellow go uncontested across the U.S.,” Playground, a group of parents, raised sary. “We wanted to do something signif- close to a sale? was hosted by Boston Wards 3, 4, commissioners take lightly,” said bly through original drawings or a in Beaconin as theHill. new chief of thestudio, Lynn Boston major Barber changes & Tattoo in the department. 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There will be no Club signed up to sponsor soil refurbish- members had already decided to install Eastie by 2018 had to make a decision to remove This past week, the City of ant weather conditions. pressive ceremony Tuesday at by PeteR shanley Kathryn Brookins said in a YOUR HOMETOWNannual coffeeNEWSPAPERMass. Dems. Latino SINCE Caucus.YOUR 1881campaign HOMETOWN for the ACLU of MA to NEWSPAPER SINCE 1881 ry at the North End location. Local elected officials and residents gathered on March 2 for a ribbon cutting ceremony for By Seth Daniel The building featured bright, FBI personnel every dayMagenta keepRumors- are swirling that YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPERBy Seth Daniel SINCE 1881 Princess Bulanadi, Julian Tremblay and Kristina Deta Merced at theW ‘Welcome to SoWa sign. SoWaINTHROP Market radical changes, obviously. We’re ment, a garden design and the plantings the new garden at the playground, but Candidates Evandro a crowded room. Everett witnessed several dev- TheMayor business Judith was at Flanagan’sfirst solely a Kenne- the completion of the Haffenreffer Chimney restoration project that was done by Jamaica Gazette staff phone interview, “We’re not kicked off its 2018 season on May 6 in South End, and featured 175 local artists, farmers, specialtyWinthrop food ven- Black site’s backyard. for the garden area. But Zen Associates,natural light Civic and manyBeautification glass ingcommittee people safe."co-chair Suffolk Downs owners have hour meeting By John Lynds ICA." astating fires on Central Ave just going to see howPlain things artist Robert go.” Maloney with the support of the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development contesting [the decision.] Carvalho, Massachusetts State The Wynn Boston Harbor Ne er barbershop,dy office but at five City years Hall. in to “I was losing clients because Miguel Rosales urged the club to take on dors, and food trucks. wspap SSunun Greenway TTranranScripT may lose S40 percentcrip of stateT funding Corporation (JPNDC) and George B. Henderson Foundation. Ninety-three-year-old Katherine a landscape architecture and construction inked a deal with a local de- Representative from Dorchester, (Forum ICAPg. 5) officials made the an- Ferry Street, and Main Street. the venture,City Clerk Dello RussoJanet addedRowe admin- Essex County Sheriff Kevin The Art Park project court SMS and the City would not One of the biggest cases to windows to welcome the out- Shaw said the Boston officeVOLUME 19, No. 41 VOLUME 19, No. 41 group detailed changes to its maintaining the current funding million budget. The Greenway, people wanted to go get a coffee Haffenreffer Selle, the only living child of Rudolph Haffenreffer, who founded the brewery in firm, agreed to do that work on a pro something of more significance. By Seth Daniel VOLUME 19, No. 54 nouncement last Wednesday Flames engulfed the houses Regional Review Staff battle appears finally to be over, comment on the judge’s decision. Yellow veloper to develop all, most or PROCESSIONLast week's major OF an MARY- AT ICEverett resort casino during ESTabliShEd in 1882 Published by the Independent Newspaper Group 50 cEnTS a tattooistered section the oathand an to espresso Mageary, who Coppinger, the former Lynn po- come up since the FBI Boston side environmentalSo the of club Everett has agreedhas never on beena special outside of the SOUTHAppeal END filedBASEBALL in OPENING Wheelabrator DAY decision and caused severe damage to structure. a group of parks that extend the late 1800s, also attended the ceremony.The project restored the brewery’s chimney signage bono basis, leaving the garden club with some of the 160-acre racetrack nouncement that Boston's In- that it will expand its artistic coffee bar in what used to be the arBer with Sebastian Mariscal Studios The Brookinses, if they decide WEDNESDAY After a lively welcome andWEDNESDAY a lot TOWNIES WIN FIRST CHOWDA CUP a meeting of the Massachu- According to a front page through Boston neighborhoods lice chief,(B Pg.attended 12) to its the full nameswear and- height. From left to right, local state Rep. Liz Malia; Jamaica Plain City headquartersextra funds opened to help officially with more Avenue extensive into thegift newto the Field city, Ofwhich- Cityowns of the Boston park, and until now, and WEDNESDAY Revere's TNDprogramming across the Har- Revere's TNDWalsh says more work needed to sellthe interiorQuincy and exterior.on Long For- Island benefits The Rose Kennedy Greenway was joined on the historic occa- (SMS) and the City’s Zoning to change course, have until today, but track officials have been of happy socializing, the top item stitute of Contemporary Art setts Gaming Commission Conservancy is in danger of story in Friday’s Boston Globe, including the North End, has Councilor Matt O’Malley; Richard Thal, executive director of the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood

Black ing-in ceremony. “I have big playground improvements. fice. After a separateprayer by funds Cardinal will beit raised has neverto pay had for itsit. own free- February 14, 2018 on the agenda for MayorFebruary Martin 14, 2018 bor to a temporary site at the tunately, the residents in all sion by his proud family, friends, Development Corporation; Mayor Martin Walsh; Katherine Haffenreffer Selle; Robert Maloney, Board of Appeals (ZBA) the April 7, to challenge the ruling. If in Chelsea last November has mum. May 16, 2018 (ICA) is planning an expan- (MGC) on Thursday,By Sue EllenMarch Woodcock them with over 500,000 tons brator vice president environ- would unlock access to a planned Last week, EverettMayor FirefightersMartin Walsh battled losing a substantial portion of the Greenway could lose 40 become a very popular gather- FRANK DePASQUALE HONORED The work is slated for a late spring There will be a surprise guest at the Soiree, Walsh at the Training Field on By Seth Daniel three locations were safe and shoes to fill,” said Mageary. victors and paving the way for the ruling stays, it marks the end several fires this past week. fellow Lynn Tech alumni, and artist who designed the chimney restoration project; and Carl Nord of George B. Henderson Cyan Magenta been solved. Sean O’Malley to bless the new standing building. The officeReports have been surfac- sion on East Boston's water- shipyard in Eastie.2, in Springfield – noting that of incinerator ash over the mental, health and safety. world-class recovery campus on the announced the advancement of the its state funding but officials percent of its funding which start. “Our goal is to be ready for the where details of the club’s signature 90th INDEX Wednesday morning was dogs… receives $50,000 THURSDAY,accounted for. FASCINATING LADIES' TEA – HAT MAKING WORKSHOP colleagues in the police depart- A 1980 graduateFoundation. of Lynn Tech, Daniellethe long-planned Sommer, a memberproject to of get the “Keepof five-year It 100 forprocess. Real ing all week stating with a re- INDEX front was met with great ex- "We are honoredthe retail to component Thebe a Conservation of the Law receivesnext five to 10 years. $50,000Vincent has stated that the is roughly $2 million of its $5 What is that case? office, ShawAnniversary welcomed gift will ev- bebegan announced. in the early 1900s, and and leashes. INDEX The fight was inevitable, and now Island and make majorMayor headway DeMaria in Bridgestated, rebuilding“I project to the City’s are meeting with the hope of (Funding Pg. 15) Mayor’s Office Photo by Don Harney ribbon cutting ceremony with the instal- part of the Eastproject Boston hasFoundation landbeen- decreased (CLF) and the “I am extremely pleased decision by MassDEP did not May 17, 2018 ment. Mageary was a successful coach Affordableunderway. Housing and Racial Justice,” talksThe with City John first Barros, began exploring portEditorial in the Boston Herald4 that “I want to start by Editorialtaking a citement in the neighborhood. it’s on. reducing the social service inunda- Conservation Commission – a first Council appoints the City’s chief of economic development, about affordability lation of the new equipment as well as “The garden club is making such a 4 want to applaud and thank our AT THE DEANE WINTHROP HOUSE Where to get a good cup of eryone in attendance. That in- had 17 members in 1924 when moment to thank the community significantlyTown in favorof Saugusof more Board of with Conservation Law Foun- take into account the severe The project had been held up redeveloping the Art Park site the start to summer programming on generous contribution to this project,” Suffolk Downs had entered The ICA plans to renovate scape, a community that has The clash between Quincy and tion in theINDEX South End.fire department stepand inthe the- sur Mayorre-build DeMaria, that looks the toFire Vic- Mayor Kennedy congratulat- in the Wyoma Little League and in the Plan: JP/Rox study during a sit-in at the Mayor’s Office. coffee and a tasty lunch. cluded agents from around the J. Edgar Hoover was appointedPolice News 16 for the great work that PoliceSportswas done News 11 conventionHealth space. have filed an appeal dation’s and the Saugus Board flooding experienced by the The trouble – there’s no way relieve a tremendous amount of the Greenway celebrates 8th successful year as Mission Hill residents Kathryn in 2012. The site is City-owned June 28,” said Renee Walsh, president of said Walsh. “We’ll have new equipment, a into aAfter purchase and five sale agree years,- Steven Jones 16 statea condemned grant industrial ware for- long jobschampioned the arts, state grantBoston for has heated upjobs this week now rounding community fire -de tims Fund provides a meth- ed Mageary, saying he was very Greater Lynn BabeCiting Ruth organi construction- market conditions, developers Courtesy Photo to refurbish this park, but we need Police Report 2 Brookins and her husband Oscar land between Parker and Terrace country, including Carlos Moji- director. By 1932, the office Police News public parks, andIn athe presentation towater the - Massachusetts to the Depart- of Health’s decision to appeal thatneighborhoods serious steps havesurrounding been taken to get to Long Island except by quality-of-lifeod problems for the inCity the of South Everett, its Conservancy has provided a great view of Boston Harbor, Thatthe Friendswas the ofopening Myrtle line Street of Playground. beautiful new garden and a stunning cen- ment with a buyer that has 9 house at the Boston Shipyard partments for their brave and Yellow Sports 11 to address the dogs in theSports park,” 11 MGC, Wynnment officialsof Environmental indi- Pro- the permit approved by the the unlined ash landfill in JanEditorials- going through Quincy and4 its insu- By Phil Orlandella deserving of the promotion to the zations where his son, Brendan filed a lawsuit against the SMS streets that formerly contained to move forward on rebuilding the interim manager of Goddard House Yellow Magenta Cyan Black proposal reduce project is not forgotten in the Town the business community that residents, and business com- many activities, events for the picnics and other family gath- Special"Planning Agent for in Chargethe summer Hank programming, ca - a Chelsea terpiece native with now the the garden had club’ssurvived gift. a We’llclosure andbeen was eying the track. said the mayor. “I wantClassifieds to make andSpecial Marina to The Journalon Marginal Street front," said the ICA Director Special to The Journal the business community that hard work. These men and(l onG island clash Pg. 2) and the ZBA over the variances murals, mosaic footpath tiles and 18+19 cated theytection, had submitted which issued a a permit MassDEP,” said State Rep. Longuary Island and March.Bridge, a bridge thatThrough lar neighborhoodThe Years of Squantum. 5 munity to contribute to any top position in the department. Mageary, was an All-Star base- Councilor wants to streamline which takes place every Thursday at 4 p.m. have many happy children there for years TheClassifieds Boston Globe 18-19then sure people are using the Classifieds park with 18-19 across from KO Pies intoare a critical Jill Medvedow. to fostering eco- PHOTOS BY JOE PREZIOSOare critical to fostering eco- women are true heroes and On February 23, 2009, the public to enjoy, like children’s erings, sunbathing, a place to assistant special agent in charge re-opened with 100 employees. Notice of Project Change to By Sue Ellen Woodcock By peter shanley of residents and other stakehold- bers of the Goddard House IAG: for the proposal. Judge Judith C. colorful furniture, and community Shaw during the colossal grand that of Jones, and that was no allowing Wheelabrator/Sau- RoseLee Vincent. “I thank “The permit allows Mageary, 54, said he was ball player. Brendan went on to Black through the second week in September, is to come.” expanding on Bythe Seth Herald Daniel re- their dogs on a leash. Tell your Mondaythriving morning community the Bak art- space.nomic successAccording and building to the ICA the Irish musiciansMonday Danny Novack, morning Noel the Scott Bak and- nomic success and buildingThen and Now risked their5 lives to save both possible victims of fire related Greenway Conservancy began programs, a play area, exercise sit and read the paper and dis- more apparent than on Monday neighbors and let them DEATHSknow to state environmentalgus landfill regula to continue- at the both CLF and the Board of Wheelabrator to continue the Gazette staff ers that advise the City on poten- Michael Reiskind, Vanessa Snow, affordable-housingCutler had dismissed that lawsuit processgardens that were operated openingin full swing.”and ribbon cutting of the Seattle The office, Soiree isamong open toNow, all who Shaw want said, to they are er-Polito Administration stronger neighborhoods in ev- John Ford filled the room with traditional music.stronger neighborhoods in evObituaries- residents12 and the houses.” tragedies. Since its inception, maintaining and programming. classes, an ambassador’s pro- cuss current or past issues with “very honored” to be the new excel in sports at St. Mary’s High port thatIn afive group years, led bymany for -things when about 100 or more friends have their dogs on a leash and pick "This is exciting news for new space, dubbedtors, known the Water as MEPA,- that er-Polito Administration tial impacts of building projects. last year and the Brookinses were by local residents. Locals were DEATHS DEATHSPasquale 'Pat' Conte ery region in Massachusetts.” site. Meanwhile, SenatorHealth for Sal hearingDiDomenico the cries (photo of Unlicensedright)same operations and security does not FRESH PAINT FUNDRAISINGthe City GALAhas helped hundreds The well-used and very pop- gram to assist visitors,It’s a drop-been friendsone yearand neighbors,since walking event Kimat the Stockwellnew Chelsea-based and Diana others.Coldren, Nearly enjoy every a festive local poevening- continuing and donate that tradition.to a mer aroundBoston the Redevelopment Town have come and and family came together at Eden up after them…This isn’t an anti- awardedEast $500,000Boston," said to nineCity Coun- shed, is projected to open in awarded $500,000 to nine ery region in Massachusetts.”Classified The City14 of Everett, as part chief. “To represent all the men School. His daughter, The development Jennifer, team behind There were previously 12 mem- Continued on page 2 By appealingBeth treffeisen that decision. ButEssaibi-George on initially at againstthe meeting. the City’s plan, Photo by John Corey encompasses Filedchanges last within week, the ap- people who live in the shadow change the monofill’s height, of individuals through devas- ular open space celebrated its in building program, snow day and/or running opportunities. co-chairs of this year’s Tour of the Hidden good neighborhood cause. Tickets are Thomas Boyan, Sr Street Park to mark the fifth year projects through the Urban Revere is rebuilding its welcomed everyone and threw out a few of his Revere is rebuilding its of the Mayor’s Fire Victims former Town Manager James the Goddard House proposal is special to the Gazette “We have to make it easier for FBI New England regional lice chief and police official "Now we are home to Authority well gone. chief Tom O’Brien dog statement but a realityThomas state -Boyan, Sr cilor Sal LaMattina. "To have summer 2018the pending resort permitpealand some contests- changes the decision ofprojects Wheelabrator through Saugus’ the Urban fa-guard footprint is or lateralcaught measure Business- Directory 15 and women in this department is was a standout athlete in the Wy- March 7, Cutler ruled in favor of but many were eventually won Dan Webb from the city’s Public Works Gas Lightning Division doing spring cleaning on of his death with a balloon launch. Irene DeNunzio economic and employment best zingers during his annual St. Patrick’s Day tating fires. Through generous eighth anniversary with staff, activities, a carousel and much Recently, the Boston Society reducing the project by 18 units, people to access housing.” Gardens of Beacon Hill, offered to donate available for $150 each at www.beacon- was theMost one of that those had things signed have been ment. We are looking for more Agendaan Grantinstitution Program. like The the ICA ting and finalin design. removing The sediments ICA in and Agenda Grant Program. The economic and employment Fund, has provided $4,000 McKenna stepped down from oma softball program as well as a defendants’ motion to dismiss the Beacon Hill gas lanterns by changing the mantels and glass. headquarters building on Tues- form the area was also in atten- over 600 employees and taskMarie Butera The winnersIn fact, and his the memory Judges: still 3rd remains place winner Bryan Venegas, 2ndMarie place Butera Bryan Toro, 1st place from MassDEP, whichFundraiser allows incility.” Charlestown on Friday, March 8. ment,” Connolly said. contributions and donations friends and uses under spring more. of Architects joined Greenway a great honor and I’m going to try citing “significant financial chal- At-Large City Councilor An- The matter was sent Continuedto the on page 3 to the playground the proceeds from the hillgardenclub.org/2018-garden-soiree. forgotten, or have become less opportunities to create more places Revere arm of The Neigh- base by utilizing large-scale Revere arm of The Neigh-withbase bya utilizingloaded large-scale gun to residents to support those his position and Monday night Mayor Martin Walsh visited with kindergartenConsejera students quiere at the Mission optimizar Grammar School el on the appeal on a technicality. the purchase and sale agree- so strong in the Town that some of Constance 'Connie' Errico come to the neighborhood will said they needaround to bring the theWheelabrator shoreline. cur- to placeThe addiannual- dinner“Wheelabrator/Saugus and roast benefits the isDi- “The time is long overdue from community members, like conditions. The Greenway also attracts Play for a drop-in building chal- and do the best I can to do a good at Lynn English Highlenges School. posed by Histhe current con- nissa Essaibi-George last month Committee on Housing and Com- day afternoon, March 7 - which dance, as were numerous feder- force members who will over-Richardimportant, Buttiglieri but that is not the caseLilian Miranda, Judge MaryBeth Hamway,for and dog Judge parks. Albert This ‘Buddy’ wasRichard a Mangini. very Buttiglieri Back: Judges Mariaborhood Developers (TND) and high value assets includ- borhood Developers (TND) and high value assets includ- that have been displaced from ment.with O'Brien the memory leads ofthe Steven Bos- Jones the black and red and gold bal- have positive impacts not only rently condemnedAccording buildingtional to up the ash presenta fill in- two valleys an integral part of the state’s for Wheelabrator to be held Michael Mageary is sworn as visitors to the neighborhoodthe Town for Council appointed Mission Hillstruction on April market,” 4. He according was at theto school to announce the Boston Educators Collaborative,filed for a hearing order to deter- munity Development. According Mazzarella, Principal Kristen Goncalves, Jessicaimportant Vazquez project and and Rosalee Francesa major Petralia. Claire See Giarla page 8 for storywas one group given $50,000 ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder- Domenico Foundation, and raised more thanin Fenway Target INDEPENDENTtheir homes this week due to the City is able to donate ap- Over the years, the (Greenway Pg. 11) job and make sure they get home father, Skip Mageary, is a legend- attracted FBI Director James al government liaisons. Some see 10 satellite offices and con-Theresa– who was Conte tragically murdered off loons refused to leave Eden Street tion, the total retail area has was one group given $50,000 ing Suffolk Downs, Wonder- the new Lynn police chief by a teachingdocuments program filed from with a partnership the Bos- acceso between thea laCity, vivienda Boston Compact, asequible and Teach Plus. mine strategies for streamlining to the Boston 2030 Housing Plan ton-based HYM Investment and more photos. effort by the community. TheresaThis is an Conte for the visitors but also for the to code but want to keepwithin a raw the limit of the$50,000 landfill, this environmental year with a record and turnout. economic See pageaccountable for their actions, fires. The Mayor’s Office has proximately $250 to each per- a part-time town manager to Suffolk County DA Candidates Forum following their release – hanging The Charlestown Towniesin fundingmen’s team to took help their establish first-ever Chowdaland, a soon-to-close Cup in NECCO in funding to help establish land, a soon-to-closeBy Beth Treffeisen NECCO safe and make their jobs easier ary umpire Courtesy and Littleton Photo PlanningLeague by City and ad ofDevelopment- Boston/Mayor’s De Beth Office treffeisen solicitar la vivienda asequible. Comey. Beacon Hill200 or Civic more people, Association all told, duct 10s of thousands of invesGroup- of knownMedford for Street being five a keyyears ago issue I’ve heard three or fourRichard times 'Dick' Sherman water transportation piece of industrial feelbeen to the decreased building.subject from to specific 56,602 conditions.6 for more photos.infrastructure, providing local and if the MassDEP cannot son in need. City Clerk Janet Rowe as Lisa help with the transition until the Residentsprocess to apply for affordable pressure3rd Quarter Report of 2016,Sanchez there Dr.on Adrian Monday, Costanza May 7, while passing out in the trees for several minutes since I’ve gotten here today.”Dr. Adrian CostanzaMarlborough last weekend,workforce beating developmentreturning champs ser Framingham- plant, and for the MassDevelop- workforce development ser- plant, and the MassDevelop- also worked with the Red ministrator. Agency (BPDA). especial a Gazette “Llevo 14 meses trabajando housing. are currently 18,786 affordable Community Corner The shipyard sq.has ft. played to 9,177 Statehost sq. ft. Rep. President Roselee Vincent communities with sustain- live up to its core mission Mayor DeMaria stated,Mageary and MayorNorth Judith End eateries participating in Dine Out Boston every day.” sparks debate among the contenders “For the past four months, were in attendance at the elon- tigations every year. For moreplayer by andin interveningthe development to break up a before floating up into the sky The issue has bubbled up this Cup. The Townies havevices participated thisin Revere proposal in the to hugesupport with hockey lothe- tournamentinclument- TDI – Waterfrontwhich District. vices in Revere to support lo- Lastment TDIMarch, Waterfront the Boston District. Police Cross and local agencies to a full-time manager is found. BPDA is slated to host an im- en este asunto y la solución más “I’ve been working on this housing units permitted or com- Dorothy Cordaro DorothyObituaries Cordaroboasts Page about 8 80 to 100 teams – for about 10 years without bringing home a Bob DeSalviohas saidbeen they staunch would opponent of able management of non-re- of ‘ensuring clean air and “This fund provides a meth- Mageary thanked the mayor Mageary thanked his family, gated room - which was about than a century, the Boston divi- fight. with the rest of them. year, as the grass in the Training cal residentssion of to water acquire taxi newly service beThe- programto HarborArts, seeks to an un -annual art Department doing a routine check at the assist with finding housing, as Flanagan Kennedy look on. Out Boston and many Boston Restaurants have customized pact advisory group (IAG) meet- La Consejera Municipal importante para las personas issue now for the last 14 months pleted and 21,270 units of af- we have Seagle been inheadlines Chelsea andBHCA Annual includes management of 21 communi- cup. This year was different with the help of Tournament MVP Joe Hurley, be bringing in the Wynn Col- cyclablecal residents waste to acquire produced newly by water,The safe program management seeks to and un- By Phil Orlandella David Cressman, 65, is a Town Manager David Cressman. on criminal justice reform McAuliffe director at Roca an organiza- GerardoHis killerIannuzzi has been sentenced The event was coordinated by Field has been withered away by tween both sites. I believe that festival that uses art andthe artists trash to energy recycling liquor store within the Target at 1345 well as other essentials; food, od for the City of Everett, its in his remarks. “I’m very appre- including his wife,ing Lisa, on March during 13 for a the changes. General Annissa Essaibi-George sin hogar es la vivienda”, dijo and the most important solution By Beth Treffeisen Meeting May 21 ties and five adult day programs that Please see SUFFOLK Page 2 Gerardo Iannuzzialong with Captains Georgecreated Dighton jobs. and Jamie Chambers.lock community-drivenPHOTO BY KEIKO HIROMI re- created jobs. lock community-driven re- See more photos on pages 8 restaurants are providingresident din - of their Merrimac, lunch and was dinner menus getting used to new things,” 150 yards long and will serve sion has focused on preventing and is jail. Few remember his TheBeloved Charlestown Coalition’s TurnEast the many Boston dog owners who let theirbarber, lection – aplant group on of Routeboutique 107 border- households and businesses in recycling of solid and hazard- DevelopersAn IAG is a City-appointed file group pidió1457 una audiencia Tremont el mes pas- St. projectto homelessness is housing,” said tion that disrupts the cycle of poverty, and James F. Seagle, Jr., president of serve more than 1,500 families. Standing (L-R) Tyler Moran,Lt. thisGov.Tom isKnapp, Karyn a partnership PolitoBryan Rose,along that George sponseswill Dighton, to to bring local attention obstacles, to the global Boylstonsponses St., tocaught local a obstacles,posted security clothes, and toiletries. and 9. A total of nineteen eateries ers an opportunity to enjoy the by choosing price-points: lunch ciative of Mayor Kennedy giving post-inaugural celebration at the Continued on page 2 FBI Director James Comey crimes across a broad spectrumPatricia name. Muse It Around group (where Jones dogs run off leash on thePatricia grass. Muse Matteo Reitano (center) and his classmates look at the proces-stores. ing Revere. Under theWynn, permit, theunionsLt. region Gov. Karyn whilelook Politogenerating to along get moreous wastes...and women the preserva into- the trades appointed to a 90-day term On February 27, 2017, the Massachusetts Restaurant Association ado para optimizar el proceso de Continued on page 15 by emily Resnevic Sanchez said his survey was A heated discussion between the candidates Rachel Rollins, Chief Legal Counsel to thesaid Shaw. “We’ve gotten used as flexible space for task forces Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Ann Houston of The Neighborhood Developers, INDEPENDENTState Rep. RoseLeeJack Dean, Vincent, Matt Dighton, Lt. Gov. and KarynTourney Polito, MVP Ann Joe HoustonHurley. of The Neighborhood Developers, State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, guard carrying a loaded .357 revolver in Established in 2009 by See FIRE Page 2 from the North End, Waterfront regions dining scene and partic- for $15, $20 or $25 and dinner Gannon Golfby e Course.mily Resnevic make 7,334 square feet. construction includes 40 Rogerson Communities and a recog- In his presentation entitled ‘Yes in My But the name and memory sionwith of Housingwork the Virgin and and Marywill Economic duringgreatly Mary beneand Crowning -promote and economic Procession develIn atexchange,- Wynn would with Housing and Economic and promote economic devel- heldme its annualthe opportunity Awards Dinner tocelebrating serve fiveas leaders in the industry, Gazette staff intended to “take a pulse of what’s for Suffolk County District Attorney took Massachusettswas in ChelseaPort Authority, to officially were ready to Paul Penta, Jr. Bob O' Brien of Revere Economic Department, Mayor Brian Arrigo and Secretary Kneelingof Housing (L-R) and Hank Chase,Bob O' Brendan Brien of Doyle,Revere Corey Economic Suprey, Department, Brendan Mayor Brian Arrigo andWheelabrator Secretary of SaugusHousing wouldand enough clean, renewable en-violationtion of of thewetlands Boston andLicensing coastal Board. with 30 day additional terms manager. The Town Manager to newnized commutes, leader we’vein the gottenfield of housingand other and specialized Back Yard,’ units Seaglethat willof talk investigative about its disciplines that the Town still keeps alive is (Steven JoneS Pg. 4 ) (WalshPaul NEWSPAPERPg. 10Penta,) Jr. GROUP ImmaculateDevelopmentfit the Conception Secretary neighborhood Church Jay on opment Saturdayand the opportunities evening,Please May see through ICA12. Page 4 By SethDevelopment Daniel Secretaryof only Jay three opment young opportunitieswomen “Wethrough are just two of three and Beacon Hill are partici- ipating restaurateurs the chance for $28, $33, or $38. They can including Frank DePasquale of DePasquale Ventures as RestauranteurGazette staff The new development will be residential apartments and three open the new headquarters "Eastie Eats" Ecomonic Development Jay Ash at the announcement of the Urban Agenda GrantGilmore, Program and on Jamie Chambers. Laying down is Goalie Cam McGlashing. institute morebe ablefunction to uncap space. 39 acres in ergy to power 38,000 homes,” At a hearing on Tuesday, May 8, going on in the neighborhood.” place in a packed room at Suffolk University answer questions during the forum. services for elders, will give the keynote three properties on Beacon Hill. In addi- Ignazio "Iggy" Gerardi, at 58 EcomonicSeveralAsh came youths Development to Revere participated City Jay Hall in Ash the at partnership-building,event the announcement as well as in their of problem the First Urban Agenda Grant Program on in their coursepartnership-building, Seeof study. WHEELABRATOR, How- girls problem inPage our 2 shop,” said Felix pating in this year’s Dine Out to bring in new guests.if needed. Hisoffer contract as many stipu courses- Searchas they Committeeof the Year. A isNorth accept End -power-house, DePasquale is best known for five stories tall, consisting of a street level commercial units. used to our Chelsea neighbors, often come and go over time. from the threat of terror to es-Antonetta Salamone Monday morning in the Revere City Council Chambers. Antonetta Salamone They wouldtwo go drainage from 78,784 valleys and fill saidAsh Jamescame to Connolly, Revere City Wheela Hall-Boston Police detectives said that they PROUD FAMILY: (Right) Residents pressured local The survey, which was available Law School on Thursday, May 3. “Abouton Everett77 percent Avenue of DA Tuesday races go uncon- address at the BHCA’s 96th Annual tion to the Beacon House, which offers MondayHolyto present Communion. morning the checkin More the Reverephotos to the City onsolving, Page Council 6. andChambers. shared account- Alanna Felix and Patri- ever, a new effort spearheaded last Thursday, while attending Boston sponsored by the Greater Now through Marchlates 10 a and19-hour desire work at their week scheduled at ing prices. applicationshis exceptional untilJUNIOR andMay award-winning 20, ACHIEVEMENT North End restaurant concepts Lelandthat DAY and Suzanne DiMeco, commercial ground floor and four Roxbury Knights of Columbus “I want to welcome you to pionage, from cyber intrusion sq. ft. to 97,248 sq. ft. to present the check to thefound solving, the security and shared guard out account of uniform- MOVING FORWARD state Rep. Jeffrey Sanchez to take on paper and online, asked his The event was moderated by Meghan Irons tested across the U.S.,” said Rahsaan Hall,and yes, we’ve figured out the program starts cia Flores are just two of by Wynn Boston Harbor and a Girls in Trades conference Jennifer Mageary,Boston LisaConvention and Visitors March 12-17, diners will have “Dine Out Boston spotlights include Bricco, Mare Oyster Bar and Quattro. Pictured are Donatoa Mission-Hill based husband residential floors. The proposed afternoon, March 7. He spoke Meeting and Reception to be held from 85 rent-subsidized and 32 rent-moder- By John Lynds tion in Brazil. He was 58 years old. Neighborhood Developers. ability in urban centers. The The change would also af- Neighborhood Developers. ability in urban centers. The Newspaper Group $80 an hour. and will meet on May 30. constituents questions about the social justice reporter for The Boston Director of the Racial Justice Program and our new home away from home to crimes against children, fromObituaries Pages 8 + 9 Obituaries Pages 8 + 9 Photo Keiko Hiromi and carrying a visible gun with an expired Photo by Derek Kouyoumjian numerous choices to enjoy the Boston as one of America’s Frattaroli, Massachusetts Restaurant Association Chairman of the Board Continued on page 9 action on criminal justice reform best places6 - 8 top.m. get on a cupMonday, of cof May- 21, at the ated apartments for persons age 55 and For close to four decades Iggy brought joy,“Our Local administration Ward under- competitive Democratic awards offerfect flex the- numbers of gaming hundreds of girls“Our that administration attend a conglomerationunder- competitive of voca awards- at offer a Dorchesterflex- union hall Mageary, PoliceBureau Chief (GBCVB) in partnership Cressman began working The search began last year and wife development team, Globe and was hosted by Boston Wards 3, 4, “What abouta Difference not liking a DA the Makes” New campaign Jim Corsi - a former pro pitcher for the Oakland Athletics, Boston firearms ID. In addition, the store Executive Director of the Copley Society Of Art Suzan Redgate and for- with American Express. finest dining coupled with sig- premier culinary destinations, and Owner of Il Molo and Captain Fishbones, Frank DePasquale of at a public meeting last month on eight mainstream issues. Over fee andUnion lunch." Club, 8 Park Street. that more accuratelyover, are reflects the Peter the Fanueilfraud School, to corruption, with violenceMarch 12 50 CENTS stands the importance of local ible funding for local positions, efforts though the over- Northeast Vocationalstands the importanceSchool tional of local schools ible – as funding well as the for localwith effortshundreds of other girls Michael Mageary, and have filed their 1457 Tremont St. and 5 Democratic Committees, Suffolk Law for theEngland ACLU of Patriots, MA to anda crowded about room. RealIgnazio estate"Iggy" Gerardi, values one of continueEast Boston happinessto be andstrong friendship in to Reverehis loyal customersReal estate values continue to be strongHouston Astros, in Revere Florida Marlins, Boston Red Sox and Baltimore failed to notify the city he would beNEWS on mer host of TVBriefs show ‘Greater Boston’ Emily Rooney pose near a paint- This is the 16th year of Dine nificant savings thaton Tuesday.benefits when McKennaDePasquale resigned Ventures and Bob Luz, CEO/President of the Massachusetts Mission Hill. 900 people responded to the Seagle, joined Rogerson Communities 48 affordable apartments for low-in- leadership and its impact on that bring together commuall square- footage would not in Wakefield,leadership but they and often its impactBoston onBuilding that and bring Trades together interested commu -in the trades.ing by “WeLori Mehta titled "Cranberry Red.” Rooney likes the painting by Brendan Mageary. project, officially called “Mission School, Boston NAACP, MassVOTE, and the “There are a lack of opportunities for com- The event was a high-securi- professionalism of our work- and gangs…we have enjoyed most beloved and colorful barbers, has died. as the co-owner of Style Center Salon on Me- Committee holds caucusOrioles - thowing out a first pitch at SouthHAPPY End Youth 90TH Baseball BIRTHDAY,duty as required by the JOHN permit. restaurants and guests. Cressman does not desire(dine Out Pg. 11) Restaurant Association. Sanchez held the meeting survey, and their responses giving the great employees in 1973 and initiated its transition from come individuals and families, and the INDEPENDENT By Sue Ellen Woodcock days on the market in 2016. INDEPENDENT“2017 was a fantastic year the lives of residents,” said daysnity on stakeholders the market in to 2016.change. pursue “2017 was a fantasticfind year themselves alone in their Council – looksnity stakeholdersto change deal to pursuewith the guys thisbut it’semerging re- artist during the Society’s Fresh Paint Gala on Thursday, Hill Flats,” with the Boston munities to engage but, this is what democracy force, provides the workspace a proud and successful historyThe East Boston Chamber Mr. Gerardi, affectionately known through- ridian Street. By Sue Ellen Woodcock Opening Day. The South End leaguethe kicked lives off ofits season residents,” on said El Representante Sánchez to inform residents in his represent the 41,578 people Mass Dems Latino Caucus. here the tools to do their jobs ty affairmanaging with many the fromBeacon Chel House,- formerly Joy Street Residence with 20 affordable NEWSPAPER GROUP The number of listings in NEWSPAPERNEWS GROUP economic development ini- studies. those numbers significantly ally not tooRAISE bad. TheseMay FUNDS 3.kinds The gala FOR was the end to the 30th annual Fresh Paint fundraising to become the full-time town See TOWN MANAGER Page 3 Planning and Development to be in real estate,” said Joe Lt. Governor KarynBy JohnNever Lynds Polito. The number TheToo ofdelegates listingsWynn elected inOld reportedtoSaturday, beSat in- addingreal May estate,” 5, 171 with asaid parade Joe through Lt. Governorthe neighborhood Karyn and Polito. a economic development ini- Patrick Gecoya photos district about the results of a in the district, which is very looks like.” out the neighborhood as 'Iggy' passed away Iggy was born on February 4, 1959 in Mar- (Unlicensed secUrity GUard Pg. 3) Candidates Evandro Carvalho, sea inviteda single and resthaving home to clearfor older needed men toon moreapartments efficiently for low-income -ad of protecting persons who our citizens of and Commerce proudly an- tiatives. These awards will party at Peter’s Park. That’s because they study and get more women on con- of jobs really are openweek. to us. Agency (BPDA). better. He also joined Patricia The Revere real estate mar- 2017 also droppedsala, to Sicily 265, toMario Vincenzo ofBRIEFS Century and Olimpia 21 Ma Gerardi- “TheThe RevereUrban realAgenda estate Grantmar- 2017 alsourday dropped will be to newsent 265, gamingto theMario 2017positions of Century to the 21 Ma- “The Urban Agenda Grant tiatives. These awards willFIREWORKS community survey he recently economically diverse. Massachusetts State Representative from Hall said that many folks don’t even know Myrtle Street, to the multidimension- nounces its new campaign, suddenly on Sunday, March 5 while on vaca- Revere woman graduatesfund projects from in NSCC Boston, Clin overcoming- challengescarpentry, and they are two struction sites via vocational Girls can have an easier time The project would replace the and Anthony Simboli of ACS a background check and to go dress our mission,” said Shaw. overcoming our fair share of ket in 2017 was definitely a 10.8 percent down from 297 rio HELP Real BUILD Estate. “There’s a ketProgram in 2017On relies Saturday was on definitely the morning strong a at10.8 the percentconvention down fromtonew adopt 297 plan, awhich new would take Program relies on the strong fund projects in Boston, Clin- The annual fundraising for Habla con la Comunidad completed, and to answer “My biggest takeaway is that Dorchester, Attorney Linda Champion, Greg al organization it is today. Its scope (BHCA Pg. 2) “Eastie Eats”. Participating and immigrated to Eastie in 1971. it up to a riototal Realof 4,421 Estate. posi - “There’s a school programs. getting a job in the trades now. MSA Mortgage shows off vacant Roxbury Council Knights through an elongated security "It is a compelling example of challenges. We truly hope our good one with higher prices in 2016. The good news for goodpartnerships oneMario with Umana between higher Academy, prices local degreein the 2016. fromparty The the goodplatform college’s news Acfor for- thecompleted state high school with partnerships between local questions from residents about there is a greater desire for folks Henning assistant district attorney, Shannon Development and Gov.(F Charlieorum Pg. 7) restaurants$1.5 MILLION will offer FORspecial At the age$1.5 lotHARMONof 14 of heMILLION confidence met PARKand began FOR and a equitylifelong By Sue Ellen Woodcock See TND GRANT , Pagetions. 3 lot of confidence and equity See TND GRANTBeing , Page a3 girlthe in Fourth the trades, of we July fireworks of Columbus building with a 40- De emily Resnevic preguntas de residentes sobre for homes than in 2016, but sellers is that the original list- forgovernment, homesWard thanI non-profitsDemocratic in 2016, but Commitand cessibilitysellers- isDemocratic that Services the original Party. Depart list - low grades, completed cos- government, non-profits and Friends gathering at the FascinatingNew Ladies’ Teaschools event hosted by WHAvote and Seaside set Women’s for Tuesday, March 14 local and statewide concerns. to get involved in one way or Baker - among others - in procedure. Inside, one entered the FBI’s prescient commit- presence in Chelsea will havediscounts to locals and out friendship withinPLAYGROUND homes.Phil Talluto, For 35 who years would now even- in homes. For 35 years now have a differenthas begun, strength. according We to Fire unit, mixed-use development. miembRo Del PeRsonal De asuntos locales y estatales. NORTHERN STRAND a drop in the number of new ing price was matched 100 NORTHERN STRAND a dropteeBy in Sue heldthe Ellen number a Woodcock caucus of tonew elect ment.ingCouncillor del price- This wasElecteddegree Robert matched will Saturday Haas add 100 to Jr. weremetology ten school and entered Councillor Robert Haas Jr. About 50 people attended the another,” Sanchez said, citing ment to the communities we a positive impact on the comof -town visitors each week, tually becomeit’s Iggy's been positive.business Nowpartner is theat StyleTrying to get through col- By Sue Ellen Woodcock have a moreChief gentle Paul touch Flanagan, in and yes, Network, at the Deane Winthrop House on May 12. The ladies sport their newly made fashion new space and branding BPDA will hold a community Gazette Sánchez representa el cutting the ceremonial ribbon. to find a Wall of Honor from the listings, making home-buying percent of the time. Help build Harmon Park listings, making home-buying thepercenttried two to certificatesoffemale get the barriers time. delegates, she installed earned nine theit’s male beenwork positive.force. She’s Now been is the a tried to get barriers installed March 20 meeting, which was an increased interest in local COMMUNITY TRAIL Center. COMMUNITY TRAIL lege withegates a learningto the state disabil convention.- Down the Road carpentry and do better detail accessory, headpieces with a touch ofOn flair, Tuesday, perfect March for Mother's 14 the questionDay weekend goes andbefore the LynnKentucky residents to voteBy for Kate or Anslingeragainst the buildingincluding of two development, sales, meeting on the project on April 11 distrito que incluye Mission See more photos on page 4. Field Office in the lobby, and serve...This headquarters af- munity.” from Sunday through Thurs- an adventure. The condominium mar- timeplayground to sell. Revere on Salem is getting Street an Foradventure. years the abutters of inin youthThe 2011 service condominium and received and introduc no mar re-- hairdressertime to sell. for Revere over is 25 getting years in 2011 and received no rethis- year’s fireworks will be held at Massachusetts College of policies. The Executive Office of "Everybody Theloved Executive Iggy," said Office Talluto. of"Iggy ity andThe bipolar caucus disorder included is Eastie delegates and three alternates. For years the abutters of work I think.” Derby. See more photos on Page 7.new schools on Parkland Avenue by Breed's Pond and at McManus Field on Commercial Street.and brokerage, so it only at the Tobin Community Center, El Representante del Estado Hill, Roslindale, Jamaica Plain, day, beginning Sunday March “These are the highest pric- ket saw similar trends with thewith overflow a community from the build Boston on Route“These 1 have are theput highest up with pric the- tionketsponse. to saw mental similar health. trends with atthe Raffaele’s overflow infrom Swampscott. the Boston sponse. on the Fourth! Pharmacy and Health Sciences. A controversial subject classical music played through fords us additional space for our FBI Director Jim ComEnergy- and Environmental was my brother,Energy he andwas Environmentalmy friend and nowe easyregistered task, not Democrats to mention as well The femalegets delegates license elect- for Route 1 have put up with the Added Flores, of Revere, Brant Duncan, head of the Lynn Teachers Union, and Don Castle of the Protect Our Reservoir, Preserve starting at 6 p.m. Jeffrey Sánchez tuvo una reunión y Brookline. 12th and ending on Thursday es we’ve seen in the last eight the median sales price at May 18, 19 and 20 from 8 esnoise we’ve from seen millions in the last of eight cars, the“One“We median should day somethingsales get more price just re at- She’s been taking classes at Donation can be sent to the For 30 years, Bob Deeb, seemed fitting that he take Sanchez represents the at the meeting was criminal speakers throughout the entire ever-growing task forces where Affairs has approved a $1.5 Affairsmarket and has people approved are moving a $1.5 the factas thata special you’re visit 59 years by Boston ed were Lydia Edwards,market Fi and people are moving noise from millions of cars, “We should get“There more reare- certain things I The existing site includes two pública en Mission Hill para Sánchez dijo que su encuesta March 23rd, 2017. To partici- years,” said Maureen Celata, $315,000, up 16.7laughed percent every a.m. day to we 4 werep.m. Volunteerstogether." are years,”and now said some Maureen city councillors Celata, $315,000,spect from up the state16.7 and percent fed- Pine Grove, spoke to the Lynn Chamber of Commerce at a meetingpresident Wednesday of MSA, morning. has im- Winthrop’s #1 lender, MSA Massachusetts district that justice reform. Local state Sen. million grant regarding the millionto Revere. grant regarding the old, theMayor mother Martinof two grownWalsh. clicked,”The Nguyễn, McQuade Vicki said. Dzinzidashvili, She NSCCto Revere. for five or six years, and now some city councillors spect from the statecan’t and do fed inWinthrop- the shop, Fireworksthings I Fund, 40 parcels of land, one that contains informar a los residentes de su tenía por objetivo “enterarse de first floor. dedicated officers, Troopers, pate, diners simply visit their owner/broker of MCelata Real over 2016. Days on theIggy mar and- welcomeTalluto began throughout working the day.together owner/brokerwant to have Mayorof MCelata Brian Real Ar- isovereral also government,”2016. dyslexic. Days on Patch Shethenew said..mar was- taproom,one or two classes at a time. includes parts of Mission Hill, Sonia Chang-Diaz has recently See FBI Page 2 development of the Northern developmentMario said ofRevere the Northernis desir- sons, andconvention grandmother will to beone. held on Jane O'Reilly, Celeste RibeiroMario said Revere is desir- want to have Mayor Brian Ar- eral government,” Patchcan’t personallysaid..Pauline do. ThatSt., realWinthrop,- MA mersed himself in the real es- the existing Knights of Columbus, distrito sobre los resultados de qué está pasando en el vecindario”. and agents work alongside our restaurant of choice from a Estate. “And 2018 is going to ket also dropped fromshinning 67 inshoes The at theNorth age Revere of 14 outsideNeighbor a barber- That’sEstate.rigo contact “Andone Revere the2018 MassDOT is woman’s going to challengedketKeefe also dropped noted to go thatto from college more 67 by af in- She’s proud that she has made Keefe noted that more af- Residents speak out about Roslindale, Jamaica Plain, and proposed a bill to reform Strand Community Trail led Strandable because Community of its proximity Trail led Saturday, June 3 at the Tson- rigo contact the MassDOT to ly doesn’t02152. have to do with the tate world, gaining experience and another vacant parcel of land una encuesta comunitaria recién list of participating establish- be another banner year. 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Sea.supermarket gift cards contact By Seth Daniel How it works: from Sunday According to figures from the spring,” Celata yearssaid before decidingMario to is open looking their forward own barber sters,”AccordingWard said 5 Councillor McQuade, to figures Charles who from thevoselskyThen spring,” she pointed Celatamet outNSCC said that staffSau- braMario – which is she looking took forwardhome a Ward 5 Councillor Charles voselsky pointed outlike that any Sau job- I would want to Memorial Revere has a one-mile ElleRevere Baker at has (781)286-8188. a one-mile TO HELP THOSE By Sue Ellen Woodcock to a Racow who filed a -dis Gabriella Marichal, Bryan Rosu and Abby Luciano fill out career FBI unveils plans for new the Massachusetts Associa- The rental marketshop is on also Meridian to the Streetspring inmarket, 1981--shortly drawing afterwillthePatch, turn Massachusetts Ward60 in twoSALESIAN 4 months. Councillor Associa- membergusThe PAINT got rental barriers Alena market alongNIGHTVitvitskaya, is Route also B-plus as a final grade. She Patch, Ward 4 Councillor gus got barriers alongpursue Route is open to me. I don’t Februarystretch in26th North through Revere. Sun The- stretch in North Revere. The Adding toto the the spring boom market, of drawing crimination case against the suggestion forms in a class program at the Sacred Heart School . See tion of Realtors, the median strong with rents rangingIggy married from his late wife, Anita. tionPatrickLongtime of Realtors, Keefe Revere and the Wardresident median 1 anstrong1 installed adaptive with rents along lab-learning ranging a newbreweries from spe ball- creditsin Everett her will younger soon broth- Patrick Keefe and Ward 1 1 installed along athink new doors ballIN are WINTHROP closed because Agent For Change dayNorthern March Strand4th, community Community Northernfrom Boston Strand and surrounding Community FUNDRAISER from Boston and surroundingPatricia Flores, of Revere, and Alanna Felix, of Saugus, are two Tuesday night the town town and its police chief. sales prices was $376,250, $1,200 to $3,000. CleatAt noted Style Center,MBTA regular AWARDS customers becameDebrasalesCouncillor pricesShalashman Joanne was $376,250,McQuade McKen- cialist.$1,200field. McQuadeto $3,000. said Cleat she noted was er David with getting her Councillor Joanne McKen- field. 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They said that even though their numbers are 2016. rent they just might be capable out2016.last onlast top,week’s and council she is meet look-- andrentsue,” pushedthey he said.just when might she be capablewanteding License thingthe on Revere Mondayto do was School night write system a para is- last last week’s council meet- sue,” he said. MARCH NOR’EASTER with what was supposed to residents wonder about the There will be two days EastRevere Boston segment Chamber is of a Com major- they called it.RevereDRAWBRIDGE The show segment was a is blend a major of Iggy's lower, they have skills that rival the boys, and that they believe By Seth Daniel port law enforcement partners Homes also were also on of buying and taking advan- also a draw for buyers. inging.Homes Patchforward said also to hewere walkingand alsothe late onin toof quit.Barriers buying and are taking easily from advan seen -the graph. alsoEverett a draw Licensefor buyers. ing. Patch said he and the late Barriers are easily seen be a budget hearing for the impact on the town budget. of services this Memorial Bowen continues Chelsea real estate mercepart Facebookin the project page. that Fromcreates talents as a partbarberREPLACEMENT in theas projectwell his that ability creates to tell trade careers are open to them. See WOMENWinthrop Page 4 officials -an the market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyers “It all adds to the future the graduation ceremonies of McQuade, a 1977 gradu- To“It help all addsher along to the she future was John Gioioso of Revere recently celebrated his 90th birthday PHOTO BY BOB MARRA/ROBERTMARRAPHOTOGRAPHY.COM across our region. As we know,thisa listcontinuous of votes, 7.5-mile the East rail Bos trail- hilarious stories or make his loyal customersthe market 41 days, a 26.8 tage of first-time homebuyersCommission. nounced that loans are avail- next fiscal year, but they heard “This budget comes amidst Day. On Sunday, May 27 It’s time to percent increase over the 56 programs. agrowthPROJECT continuous of Revere,” 7.5-mileDESIGN he rail said. trail North Shore Community Col- ate of Revere High School introduced to the Kurzweil surrounded by friends and family. Former Mayor and current WHATEVER IT TAKES: Everett’s Isaiah Likely leaps over Somer- Next week in one fashion or another cyberrunning from West Everett, laugh. percent increase over the 56 programs. The licensegrowth will of allowRevere,” the he said. more reaction about the gender tight financial times for the there will be a marine ser- renaissance with lofts in Mill Hill In celebrating the ribbon ton Chamber Board will create Have you ever had an idea Task Force. Both the ATOD runningsity in children from West and Everett, adults. legeHave on you May ever 24, had where an idea she whoTask also Force. worked Both at the the brewery ATOD Me- andsity its inowner, children Dono - and adults. City Councilor Dan Rizzo presented Mr. Gioioso, a longtime sup-able to Winthrop citizensville’s John af Kalton- in pursuit of a loose ball. While Somerville through Malden and Revere "He was theCONTRACT funniest person I had ever met,"REVERE RECREATION HOSTS PAINT discrimination case between town, a large sexual (sic: gen- vice at the Winthrop Yacht cutting of the new Chelsea touches on everyone. Therethe is “Top 10 Restaurants” list for how you could make im- Task Force and Revere on the throughThe ATOD Malden Task andForce Revere fund- hasfor earnedhow you her could human make services im- ridianTask Force House and in RevereEast Boston,van on Bailey,the The to now SeeATOD McQUADE,have Task an of Force- PageCouncil 2 fund- porter,REVERE to withtake a proclamation RECREATION up $1.3 declaring million his HOSTS birthday, transfer Sunday PAINT May forfected schools by a March heldnor’easter tight for part of the game, the Everett boys put their foot Spring Forward Ciao Pizza for all visitors. The MBTA’s Fiscal and Photos by Joe Prezioso By Cary Shuman to beto includedthe Saugus in Riverthe first and soonever provements to the Revere Move are initiativessaid ofTalluto. the toed"He theprojects lovedSaugus totalinghis River customers $9,500and soon toand provementshe to the Revere Move are initiatives of the ed projects totaling $9,500 to 13 as "John Gioioso Day” in the city of Revere. this past winter. on the gas in thethe third Town quarter of and Winthrop, powered past Police the Highland- der) discrimination judgment Club at 9 a.m. Followed headquarters of the FBI Boston no difference with what is seen Management Control Board & SKATE NIGHT AT CRONIN RINKficial taproom similar to those & SKATE NIGHT AT CRONIN RINK Brant Duncan, head of the Lynn Teachers Union, The Mill Hill neighbor- “Eastieinto Lynn.Eats” campaign.The North Revere community? So have the ap- MGH Revere CARESloved Coato tell- themintoreduce Lynn.stories youth The and substance North make Reverethem use, laugh. community? So have the ap- MGH Revere CARESalready Coa- at reduceNight Shift youth Brew substance- use,By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. their efforts to help the School ier school districts actually ers, 78-53. EverettChief will face Terence Central CatholicDelehanty High Schooland onrecently awarded against the by a Memorial Day Mass GREEN (FMCB) voted to award a Gov. Charlie Baker re- office, local police in Chelsea in an investigation by the FBIsegment allows users to en- plicants to the mini-grant pro- lition. Revere on I the really Move don't segmentimprove know whether allows their mental users to laugh health,to en -or cry Department close the unfore- received more money,” ex- Wednesday night, March 8, in North Andover. See page 8 for spoke in favor of building the new school at the Jeff Bowen has been front hood is now home to an area “Top 10” restaurants cho- nearly $7 million contract to plicants to the mini-grant pro- lition. Revere on the ery, Move Short improvePath Distillery their mentaland health, quested and secured a disaster Officer Judy Racow. town,” at St. John the Evangelist and beyond have even more or our local law enforcementjoy spectacular views of the grams hosted by Revere on is additionally co-ledwhen by I thethink joy andof him spectacularincrease right opportunities now. views I spent of theforthe pastCOMMUNITY MASS AT ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCHSchool Revere Department Farmer's offi- seen Marketbudget deficit. returns Juneplained 22 Foresteire. “The De- more photos. Don Castle opposes construction of a new school on Parkland Avenue location. Duncan cited the state Recycling week and center in improving the that many are calling the New sen by the community do not Hardesty & Hanover, LLC to grams hosted by Revere on is additionally co-led Bone by the Up Brewery.and increase Down opportunities the for declaration for six counties After the meeting Council Resident Chris Aiello said. Church. At 11:30 a.m. there Rumney Marsh. the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community36 years Initia -sideRumneypositive by side youthMarsh. with engagement. Iggy. He was the Move and the Alcohol, To- Healthy Community Road, Initia -however,positive is youthdown engagement. the cials met with the City Coun- According to Superinten- partment of Education realizes the Parkland Avenue site. Castle cited the increase of the current school, overcrowding and the need reason to celebrate with the partners…Having this computneed- to be Chamber members fully design a replacement for By Sue Ellen Woodcock said Dimple Rana, director of “The council recently issued appearance of Chelsea prop- Chelsea Loft District, with the The funding, awarded bacco and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the City of Re- In addition to the mini- cil Committee of the Whole dent Frederick Foresteire, that somefrom mistakes the were Federal made Emergency President Ron Vecchia said in taxes across the board and that willthe land be awas dedication pur- of a For more info. call the er forensics lab will serve toas participate.a Chamber mem- godfather to mytheThe kids.drawbridge funding,I was theover best awardedthe manSau- in baccohis and Other Drugs Task tives Office at the Cityroad of fromRe- theIn other addition breweries, to the mini- healthy community initiatives to offer all students the same access to classes and news that the FBI plans to open through the Executive Office Force; and this time, these vere. grants already funded, Revere on Thursday night, March 2, who discussed the need for in the formulaManagement and they’re Agency,try- includ- the town is appealing the ju- a statement on discrimination, new war memorial at the Don’t forget to set your erties. Thomas Martin Lofts joining ber restaurants can automati- wedding. I wasthroughgus the River godfather the and Executive provide to his Office conkids.- WeForce; and this time, these vere. having its locationgrants already at 151 Bowfunded, Revere The Revere Farmer’s Mar- department for Revere on the chased for use as part of the Pine Grove Cemetery. technologies that they receive at the Marshall Mid- Lynn DPW at a computer forensics lab in force multiplier for all of us toof Energy and Environmental ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000 on the Move has extended to explain their need for a $1.3 the transfer with the Indepen- ing to do some things to make ry’s decision and is also work- but that only echoes what is intersection of Tafts Ave- A leading real estate bro- the Davinci Lofts (960 Broad- cally be included in the cam- were family. ofstructionI really Energy can't phase and believe Environmental services. he is gone." ideas are going to become a This year over $20,000St. in the Lineon theneighborhood. Move has extended ket may not be one of the larg- Move. “Over the years, we’veing Suffolk County. Business- He would like to see the site stay for its original use, 781-477-7099 clocks forward on Saturday reality. was awarded to fund ideas to their permanent change and million transfer for the current dent on Monday, the Everett amendments or changes to in the town charter. The state- dle School. the new building to help local better exploit and analyzepaign cyAffairs’- by registering(EEA) Gateway on-line City Up until lastAffairs’The year, project(EEA) Iggy Gatewaystayed is a full cutting City re- reality.the was awarded to fund ideas“We’re to their working permanent on finish change- and est in the area, but it is serving had businesses like Jenniferes, nonprofit organizations ing on the possibility of set- as cemetery land. nue and Shirley Street. This ker associate at ERA Russell, way,) the Industry Lofts (950 Parks Program, enables the Every year a group of Re- make Revere a healthier place program mini-grant appli- school year and how they will School Department identified the formula for next year, but Bob Deeb, MSA president, and Joe Mario, of Century 21 Sea- law enforcement solve cyber ber data.” at: http://eastbostonchamber. hair of generationsParksplacement Program,of Eastie of the enablesand existingStyle the Center Every year a group of Re- make Revere a healthiering place up all programof our construction mini-grant appli- a broader area by becoming Lee’s Gourmet Bakery, whoand individuals are now able tling the case out of court. ment rings empty with con- will be dedicated to the Bowen is again bringing his Broadway) Spencer Lofts, the design of the trail, develop- vere residents and institution- to work, to play, and to raise cations to Sunday, March 4. East Boston resident Darice Maghsoudi works onand her in painting six to eight weeks we use the funds to get through a nearly $5.3 million budget they can’t do anything for this coast, at the MSA open house event. crimes. Shaw gave no details aboutcom/eastieeats/. Non-mem- earned the reputationdesigndrawbridge of of the beingover trail, which part develop barbershop, New-- vere residents and institution- to work, to play, and to raise cations to Sunday, March 4. an incubator for the growing originated at the farmer’s marto- take out low-interest di- A Suffolk County Superior sequences for such actions. Cash and Murrary families. marketing and realty savvy to Keen Lofts (former Mary C. ment of bid-ready construc- al leaders meet together to a family. The Revere on the mentUp to of$1,395 bid-ready is available construc for- al leadersat last meet Friday together night's Salesian to a family. Boys & The Girls Revere Club 'Paintshould on the Party' be open,”Up to $1,395he said. is“We available the school for year. deficit shortly after the school year.” ber restaurants that are not part hang out,buryport/Rockport part clubhouse withLine Iggytrains being small businesses feedingbudget the was passedket and last now year. has a locationThe state atsaster education relief fundloans- provided Court Judge and jury found in When the council make con- On Monday, Memorial "Later this spring, in this what kind of equipment wouldtion documents, and receipt Iggyselect Gerardi the awardees (right) with of mini- his longtimeMove business mini-grant program tionideas documents, that make and it easier receipt to select fundraiser the awardees to support of mini- BoysMove & Girls mini-grant Club programs. programwould Maghsoudi like ideas to be thatopen make at the it easierOn tohand to support the CLARIFICATTION: The tree at the Deane Winthrop a sparkling new Chelsea res- Burke School), and One Web- travel. The existing bridge School Departmentfood economy. request “This wasthe all Boston caused Market by ing, and known she’s as Chapter 70 aid, favor and have awarded dam- Day, services will be held very building on the fifth floor, be available, but Chief Brianof all necessary construction partnergrants offeredPhil Talluto to the shortly public after offered they opened $10,605 in funding ofeat all healthy necessary and be construction active for grants was offered one of to over the 200 public people offered that participated $10,605 in in fundingtaproom the fundraising ineat late healthy April.” and be active for ster as sought-after residential has been in service for over were State SenatorLast yearSal RevereDi- changes on the that looking were madeat a secondto is determinedlocation by a formula that See DISCRIMINATION Page 3 House in last weeks Arbor Day ceremony photo page was idence, the Thomas Martin permits.Please seeWhen EATS completed, Page 2 the Stylethrough Center the Salon community-led on Meridian Streetfor permanent in 1981. changes, pro- all.Please The see applicationIGGY Page 2 is open throughevent. the see community-led more photos onfor page permanent 10. changes, The pro - taproomall. The will application feature is open See NEWS BRIEFS Page 3 ages of just over $2.3 million at 10 a.m. in the Winthrop we’ll be opening a new region- Kyes said he could only imag- permits. When completed, the Move completed a reportthe state’s on schoolas well.” funding for- includes several factors such named for Phillip Marks. marks was a long time supporter of Lofts located at 204 Spencer spaces. trail will span 10 miles and organizations, Revere on the gram implementation, and organizations, Revere on the gram implementation,200-plus and seats and will have Domenico, State Representa- Cemetery with guest speak- ine it will be state of the art and trail will span 10 miles and tive Josephthe McGonagle food economy and withmula, Tufts which leftOther Everett businesses and as thegetting size of the community, the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association. al computer forensics lab that Move and the Alcohol, Tobac- youth-led projects that would SeeSee NEWSMINI GRANTS BRIEFS, Page 32 Move and the Alcohol, Tobac- youth-led projects thatparking would for atSee least MINI 140 GRANTS vehi- Page 3 er and veteran Kate An- Avenue. One of his previous “This is another reclaimed See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 See NEWS BRIEFS, Page 2 Mayor CarloUniversity DeMaria, all Urban of about Environ 10- or their12 other start atschool the farmer’s the average mar- income of local will be jointly staffed with our will give his department capa- co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) help prevent or reduce obe- co, and Other Drugs (ATOD) help prevent or reducecles obe in- two lots. It is expect- mental and Planning Pro- ket include Chocolaffe and slinger. The event is host- successes was The Beacon building for Chelsea that JOIN THE EAST BOSTON COMMUNITY ON THURSDAY, MARCH 23 AT 11AM, IN HONORINGed to be around 2,800 sq. ft. whom offered their support districts with a reduction in PAT MCGEE HONORED AT WHS HOME MEET law enforcement partners,” bilities close by that they do not for the schoolsgram. and Part explained of the report,state aid,was whileManinuts, some wealth which- joinedSee the SCHOOLS Page 2 ed by the Lodge of Elks Condominiums at 81 Broad- only 15 years ago a lot of ALBERT "BUDDY" MANGINI in size – making it one of the gathering information; as part Farmer’s Market to help get NO MORE WAITING IN LINE said Special Agent in Charge have now. Our Offices will be Our Officeslarger taprooms in willEverett. be and the American Legion IN OBSERVANCE OF way. Bowen is also an inves- the neighborhood was board- of that, they noted that they their brand out. Another baker "We welcome the opportuni- FOR HIS YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE. Baily has been operating Why wait in line at the Registry of Motor Vehicles Hank Shaw. "We’re excited TRASH TRASH Chuck E.were Cheese getting calls ordered from people to haveended updetails receiving on a wholeschool- vacations Post 146. Other speakers MEMORIAL DAY tor in the Martin Lofts. ed up,” said Bowen. “Many A dedication will be held at the island on the corner of Wally and Bennington Streets, thePrice subject official kick off point for the East Boston Columbus Day theParade. brewery in Everett for a lit- when you can insure and register your vehicle at the to use this unique position to ty to expand upon our already Price subject OPEN to change sale license and going in to will include town council Price subject OPEN who wanted to come sell their same place? At the Francis J. LaRovere Insurance Longtime Chelsea resi- original features remain from to change NOTICE without tle over a year on Bow Street, “There’s a problem there make you close at 6 p.m.? Our Office Will Be clOsed MOnday, May 28 The island at this location will be dedicated as tothe change 'Buddy NOTICE Mangini Island'. By Seth Daniel expand our capabilities to pro- formidable partnership with without th notice food at the Farmer’s Market, business. Agency, Inc. you can insure and register your vehicle president and veteran Ron the church building including Due to the president's without mostly doing distribution th and unfortunately the police That doesn’t work.” dents will remember the for- Followingnotice the dedication a luncheonMonday, in Buddy's honor February will be held 19 at Orientnotice HeightsDue to Yacht the president's Club at the endMonday, of Bayswater Street.February 19 but didn’t have the licenses All of this contributes to the Vecchia, State Sen. Joseph vide training opportunities to of his products and contract The cheese stood alone on had to be called,” said Chair Instead, the Commission at the same location. We offer issuance of license plates, ADVERTISING DEADLINES mer Horace Memorial Baptist hardwood flooring, stained Day Holiday, on Monday, .53 , on and permits to formalize their local food economy, a term transfer of registrations, and renewal of registrations Tickets for the event are $25 and a portion of sales$ will go towards the newlyDay formed Holiday BuddyMonday, Mangini Scholarship. Boncore and Speaker of be in a better position to sup- See LAB Page 2 Per brewing. However, unlike Monday night at Everett City Phil Antonelli. “Then Fox and the Council asked that Church at the corner of Spen- glass windows, and compo- .55 th th businesses. for everything food – gro- to all of our valued clientele, even after the Registry FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 28 THROUGH MAY 30 Per February 1The9 , 2018scholarship Trash will be awarded every year to a graduating.55 East Boston high school student. his comrades in the brewing news got it. No one wants more safety measures are put the House Robert DeLeo. $ $ Per February 19 , 2018 Trash Hall, as representatives from Gallon For tickets call Joe Ruggiero at President’s2 Day The fifth annual community mass at St.President’s Anthony's Church was recently held. Shown Day at the mass “In our Farmer’s Market cery stores, little stores, eth- is closed and on Saturdays. Please call today to WILL BE FRIDAY, MAY 25, 4PM cer and Webster Avenues. nents of the pipe organ.” Gallon So let's join together as a community and give• 100 Buddy Gal. MinimumGallon a day• 24 Hour he Service will always remember. 617-590-3035.business, he didn’t yet have a Chuck E. Cheese were called that. It’s a black eye for you as in place. Trumpet players Chad Ber- will be delayed by one day. celebrationwill be delayed from leftby oneto right day. are Maryann Giorgio, Parochial Vicar Karunaya Xavier, Mickey Casoli, we’ve seen it become a small- See FARMERS MARKET , Page 3 schedule an appointment. • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service • 100 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service taproom. In the business, hav- to hearings of the Council’s a business. It’s a black eye for One new thing was the ad- All Real Estate • Retail • Classified Advertising • Memoriams 2 Joseph Arrigo was all smiles at the Revere Recreation Paint & nstein and Freddie Poor Thanks to the efforts of real The price of the new Martin CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE Josepher business Arrigo incubation was all smiles space,” at the Revere Recreation Paint & ST. PATRICK’S DAY FUNDRAISER Capitol Waste Services, Inc. 9AM – 5PM and Cantor Ann Ciampa. 9AMing a taproom– 5PM is some of the Public Safety Committee and the City of Everett.” dition of police details every estate developer Roback Real Lofts ranges from $325,000 to CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE SkateCapitol Night Waste on Feb.Services, 10 at Inc.the Cronin Skating Rink in Revere. Skate Night on Feb. 10 at the Cronin Skating Rink in Revere. F.J. LaRovere Insurance Agency, Inc. will play “America the Any Questions, Please Call Your Ad Representative 781-485-0588 Please see more photos on Page 10. best promotion available and the License Commission re- One interesting thing that day on school vacation weeks. EAST BOSTON Please see more photos on Page 10. Beautiful” and “Taps.” Estate, the former church has $525,000. EAST BOSTON OPEN HOUSE CHELSEA OPEN HOUSE EAST BOSTON - 49 LEYDEN ST EASTserves BOSTON as a place for people garding the WINTHROPmost recent -inci 15 -LINDENmade STit hardWINTHROP for the License - 93 LOCUST The STmost recent incident, 492 Broadway ORIENT HEIGHTS SUNDAY 12-1:30PM SATURDAY 1-2:30PM OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 11-12:30PM "ORIENTto HEIGHTS" congregate and enjoy fresh dent of violenceOPEN HOUSEin its Everett SAT & SUN Commission 12:30-2PM OPEN to HOUSEpenalize SUNDAY the which 11-1PM involved a fight be- Everett, MA 02149 been thoughtfully repurposed With the Silver Line com- WINTHROP EAST BOSTON WINTHROPEASTHELP!!Convenient BOSTON & desirable Loc, 3 Brs, WINTHROP 219 MARION ST GREENWAY LOC 70 WARREN AVE New ConstructionWINTHROP We Need Homes to Sell! 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The Everetting Area Licensew Cathedral ComCeiling,- Modliquor Kit/w Corian license, and only has an pregnant woman, occurred on 617-387-9700 Brick Bldg, Balcony, Parking & More! 2 Bedrooms & 2 Baths, for the ValueEasy of your walk Home!to T $449,000 location, Great home! Owner, H/W Floors, 1 1/2 Baths for Bowen said they chose the the loft condominiums would out, 4-5-5Beautiful rms, Detail, CT Baths, Decks, H/w floors, 1 family, 3 Brs Full Dr, H/W Floors, Counters1 family,SS Refrig. 3 Brs Fireplace Full Dr, LV H/W Oversized Floors, “It was stalled for awhile, mission heldCounters a hearing SS Refrig. on Fireplace the LVentertainment Oversized license with the the night of President’s Day, FHA Approved! Asking $222K Beautiful1085 sf Detail,to 1246 sf, Reduced $565,000 Lots of Updates, owner, Plus rental PENDING GreatEasy for walk Investor to Beach or Live in! 1 Minute to T & Gorgeous detail throughout (617)569-6044 (877)765-3221finished basement,Gorgeous C/ detail throughout finished basement, C/ Open Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 9am-1pm be ideal residences for “young Jeff Bowen, real estate broker associate at ERA Russell, EasyWalk walk to to Blue Beach Line. CHELSEAAPARTMENTS TO RENT (617)569-6044but we got some investors (877)765-3221 in matter, and asked that the chil- NewCity. appliances, unit! Parking, Feb. 20 – the first day of Feb- name “Thomas Martin Lofts” &Greenway. Shops! Asking $874K AC, DeckSALE with IG PENDING AC, Deck with IG Starting& Shops! at $599,900 Loads of Renovations in this 3 family, 3-4-4 rms. recently and that accelerated SALE PENDINGParking, Move“People right Nicetalk Yard, about Close rolling ruary School Vacation week. stands outside the new Thomas Martin Lofts building locat- Won't Last (617)569-6044 (877)765-3221 Pool Extremely 24well ORLEANS ST EAST BOSTON dren’s restaurantPool Extremely and well game because it was Martin who professionals who may have Won't Last Sep utils, Newer windows, Heat, & More! V. (617)569-6044 (877)765-3221 in! Reduced! $629,900 to the Beach! Check out our NEW website! Price subject maintained home 5 Brand New Units on Waterfront! EdREVERE - WEST the project,” he said. center – which has had two back your hoursREVERE or some - WEST- James Rowley of Chuck E. $485,000 $485,000 convenient to Boston & New Casino!! 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OBITUARIES JERAMY “JAKE” VASEL November 15, 1979 - April 14, 2018 Joseph Kevin Kearns Nina Viscio Happy Heavenly 40th Birthday Retiree of Winthrop DPW and Pipe Fitters Of Winthrop

Union Nina (Pastore) Viscio honor Nina’s life by gather- of Winthrop passed away ing at Woodlawn Cemetery Joseph A. Holland and her hus- peacefully on Nov. 10 sur- Chapel, Elm St., Everett Kevin Kearns band, David of Rutland and rounded by her loving fam- for a 1 p.m. Memorial Ser- of Winthrop Robert J. Kearns of Nashua, ily. vice on Monday, Nov. 18 at passed away N.H. He was also survived She was the devoted Woodlawn Cemetery, Ever- suddenly on by several nieces, nephews mother of Denise Viscio ett in celebration of Nina’s Nov. 8. He and great nephews. and Christopher Viscio and life. was 68 years old. Visiting hours will be his wife, Jennifer, all of In lieu of flowers memo- Born in Winthrop, the held in the Maurice W. Winthrop and the late Car- rial donations may be made son of the late Robert J. Kirby Funeral Home, 210 olyn Viscio; dear sister of to the Multiple Myeloma and Marie L. (DiBiase) Winthrop St., Winthrop Paul Pastore and Hope Pa- Fund at the Dana Farber Kearns, Kevin, as he was today, Thursday, Nov. 14 store and cherished grand- Cancer Research Center affectionately known, was from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. fol- mother of Christopher and 10 Brookline Place, West a U.S. Army Veteran who lowed by a Funeral Service Adrianna. Sixth floor, Brookline MA served in the Vietnam War Loved & Missed in the funeral home begin- She is also survived by 02445 or the American from 1971 to 1973. Prior ning at 11:30 a.m. Relatives many loving nieces and Alzheimer’s Association. by your Family & Friends to his retirement, he was and friends are invited. In- nephews. For more information, visit working for the Pipe Fitters Family and friends will ruggieromh.com Union-Local 6. Kevin also terment will follow in Win- worked for the Town of throp Cemetery (Belle Isle IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... Winthrop DPW. Section). In lieu of flowers, Thomas Hickey, Jr. Kevin was the devoted donations in his name can MAURICE W. KIRBY father of the late Joseph be made to the Viking Pride Retired commission broker A. Kearns, dear brother of Foundation, Inc. PO Box Daniel J. Kearns and his 520037, Winthrop, MA. Services and interment (Buckley) Hickey; the cher- wife, Deborah of Winthrop, 02152. were held for Thomas F. ished brother of Charles E. Kathleen M. D’Ambro- For guestbook, please Hickey, Jr., who died on Hickey and his wife, Pame- sio and her late husband, visit: www.mauricekirbyfh. Sunday, Oct. 13 following a la of Saugus and the late Thomas of Reading, Teresa com. long illness at the Don Ori- Francis P. Hickey and his one Nursing Home in East late wife, Jan of Morrow, Boston. Georgia. He is also loving- Rita Pizzi Born and raised in East ly survived by many cous- FUNERAL HOME, INC. Boston, he graduated ins, by the Hurley Family Woman of deep faith from Boston English High • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS of Crest Ave in Beachmont, School, Class of 1954. • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA Rita M. (Kirk) Pizzi, 87, Revere and by many nieces • SERVING ALL FAITHS passed away unexpectedly Thomas spent most of his working career as a com- and nephews. on Wednesday, Nov. 6 at Remembrances may CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION the Don Orione Home, East mission broker. He lived in Las Vegas, Nev., for many be made to the N.E. Cen- (617) 846-0909 Boston. ter & Home for Veterans, A Mass of Christian years, before returning to 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP Boston and living in Win- P.O. Box 845257, Boston, WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM Burial was celebrated at MA 02284-5257. For more St. John the Evangelist throp for over 20 years. information, please visit: Church, Winthrop. Inter- He was the beloved son www.vertuccioandsmith. ment was in Holy Cross of the late Thomas F. Hick- Cemetery, Malden. ey Sr. and Helene Jeannette com. All types of services Rita was a lifelong res- ident of East Boston, a for all types of people. member of the Star of the children, grandchildren and Edithanne Hoppe Sea Parish and St. Mary’s great grandchildren. Longtime Winthrop resident Some people prefer traditional funeral graduating class of 1950. She was the devoted services. Others prefer cremation. On Nov. 11, 1951, Rita mar- wife of 52 years to the late Edithanne (Joyce) of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. She Some want an elaborate ceremony. ried her only love, Thomas Thomas J. “Johnny” Pizzi, Hoppe, a resident of Win- had the pleasure of having Then there are others who don’t “Johnny” Pizzi at Star of loving and caring mother of throp for nearly 60 years, four grandchildren: David, want any ceremony at all. When passed away peacefully on Burt and Carl Priddle and the Sea. In the years to fol- John T. Pizzi and his wife, it comes to funerals, there are low, she was blessed to be Glenda of Waltham, Patri- Nov. 1 at the West Revere Rob Garon. She also had Health Center after a long one great-grandchild, Cam- as many options as there are the mother of five children. cia Pizzi Gamble and her people. And we take pride in It was very important that illness. She was 81 years ryn Priddle and also leaves husband, Ron of Marlbor- being able to say we offer them all. she raised her children with ough, Stephen M. Pizzi and old. behind her sister, Margaret a strong faith in God and to his wife, Karen of Revere, Edithanne was a Win- Wobbema of North Dakota. have a Catholic education. Donna Pizzi Giglio of Win- throp High School gradu- A visiting hour will be Rita was a dedicated throp, and Ritamarie Pizzi ate where she very much held in the Maurice W. mother and wife. She was DiSciscio and her husband, enjoyed being a drum ma- Kirby Funeral Home, 210 Caggiano FUNERALHOME very involved in school ac- William J. DiSciscio Jr. of jorette for the high school Winthrop St., Winthrop, on marching band. After grad- Saturday, Nov. 16, from 11 tivities, a den mother in the Winthrop; adored Nana of 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 uation, she went on to work a.m. to noon followed by a Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 Cub Scouts and proud to Elizabeth, Michelle, Tanya, (617) 846-8700 in Boston for many suc- Memorial Service to take www.caggianofuneralhome.com drive the East Boston High John Jr., Stephen Jr., Tina www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. cessful years. place in the funeral home Cheerleaders in the Colum- Marie, Rayna, Alannah and www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com Edithanne leaves behind beginning at noon. Rela- adfinity© bus Day Parades. Nicholas and proud great Rita was a mother who her three children, Carole tives and friends are invit- grandmother of ten great Priddle and her husband, ed to attend. Interment will led by example and her grandchildren; dear sister children were very proud David of Pepperell, Robert follow in Winthrop Ceme- of the late Ruth O’Brien, J. Hoppe of Ft. Myers, Fla., tery. For guestbook, please of her. Rita’s faith was par- Nicholas “James” Kirk, amount and she demon- and Steven A. Hoppe and visit: www.mauricekirbyfh. Hazel Fitzpatrick, Earl his wife, Lisa (Laurano) com. strated it daily. She was an “Buddy” Kirk, Irene M. active parishioner at Star Rotondi, Alice E. Oldham, of the Sea Parish. In later Jean E. Fiatarone and Pat- years, she became a devotee rick Kirk. of the Most Holy Redeemer Donations in Rita’s To place a Parish in East Boston and St. John the Evangelist in memory can be made to St. memoriam in the Winthrop. Jude Children’s Research Prayer was as important Hospital, 501 St. Jude Winthrop Transcript, to Rita as taking a breath. Place, Memphis, TN 38105 OBITUARIES Rita would always greet Arrangements were by you with a warm embrace the Vertuccio and Smith please call promising her prayers for Home for Funerals, Revere. For additional information, 781-485-0588 you, truly a woman of God. All obituaries and death notices Her deep faith allowed her visit: www.vertuccioand- to have peace in any situa- smith.com. tion, because she believed in the power of prayer. After her children were —— A heart felt thank you —— will be at a cost of grown, she began a work- ing career at Boston Logan International Airport. Rita loved to cook for holidays We want to thank the Winthrop Sun Transcript and special occasions. for such a beautiful article and obituary about our sweet She truly enjoyed knitting $100.00 per paper. and crocheting beautiful daughter, sister,niece, cousin, and friend Kathryn. afghans, quilts, hats and scarves for winter and of- From this tragedy we have seen just how much love ten gave them as gifts. Rita and compassion there really is in our little great town always cherished every That includes photo. family gathering with her of Winthrop . We want to thank the fire and police de- TORF FUNERAL partments and Saint Johns church. Thank you to Temple SERVICE Tifereth Isreal for letting us use the temple for the cel- Pre-need planning with our ebration of our angels young life. Thank you for all the Please send to price protection guarantee. Arrangements made at our donations in Kathryns' name to the MSPCA, those who facility or in the comfort of sent hundreds of cards, food,flowers and gifts in our time your own home of sorrow. Even Kathryns' cat Cedric got a toy from chewy 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: [email protected] Deborah Torf Golden sent anonymously. We will never forget just how kind and Amy Torf Golden Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) loving everyone has been to our family. M.L. Torf (1867-1940) Sincerely and forever grateful to you all or call 781-485-0588 (617) 889-2900 (800)428-7161 Bobby Lou Adelstein, LaNette Vaillancourt and family www.torffuneralservice.com Page 12 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Email: [email protected]

Winthrop Senior Center News NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION November 14 – November 20, 2019 Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm THREE NEW FACES humbled,” said Maldonado. cupero ran unopposed, both py the voters turned out to www.town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging ON CITY COUNCIL As a new councillor, Mal- were at City Hall after the support her and that she donado said she looks for- polls closed waiting for re- would continue to work to THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14 CHELSEA - There will 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) ward to working on issues sults. make sure every child in be three new members of 10:30am – COA Meeting related to the displacement Brown thanked the resi- Chelsea gets a good educa- 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara the City Council, as incum- and dislocation of Chelsea dents and business commu- tion. 10:30am – Red Hatters Meeting bent District Councillors residents. nity of District 8 and said Garcia said she will con- 12:00pm – Lunch Luis Tejada and Joe Perla- “”I’m delighted and ex- he will continue to build tinue to work on issues of 1:00pm – Bingo tonda were defeated, and cited to have won, and I relationships and listen to importance to the schools. Todd Taylor won an open look forward to serving the the voters as he serves on “I love my city and I’m seat to replace Robert Bish- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 constituents in my commu- the council. Recupero said going to continue to give op in District 1. nity,” said Zabot. She said he will continue to serve to back,” she said. 9:30am – Exercise Class Melinda Vega Maldo- 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry the issues surrounding de- the best of his ability, and nado prevailed in District velopment and traffic are urged any constituents who 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy 2 over Tejada, 220-124. 12:00pm – Lunch among the biggest issues in have issues in the city to In District 3, the vote was LOWER BROADWAY the city she has heard about call him. PARKING LOT close, but Naomi Zabot from voters while cam- The School Committee SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 came out on top over Per- paigning. race held few surprises, but NUMBERS NOT 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy latonda,172-154, accord- Garcia said she feels one new face took the At- ing to the unofficial results AS HIGH AS blessed voters have re- Large seat. EXPECTED Tuesday night. turned her to a third term as Roberto Jimenez-Rive- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18 In the other contested dis- EVERETT - The Lower 9:30am – Exercise District 5 Councillor. ra, who moved to Chelsea trict race, incumbent Judith Broadway overflow casino 11:00am – Census 101: What You Need to Know “It means a lot to have with his wife Sarah from parking lot was expected to 12:00pm – Lunch Garcia easily outdistanced the support of the voters Cambridge earlier this year, be a revenue stream worth 1:00pm – Bingo Jason Bonetti, 161-48 in and the volunteers who be- bested Shawn O’Regan, several million dollars a 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara District 5. Giovanni Recu- lieve in my vision and all I 1,437-818. year for the City – which is pero, Yamir Rodriguez, and do for the community, es- Jimenez-Rivera said he operating the lot for three Calvin Brown ran unop- pecially in District 5,” she got to know the city voters TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 years – but those estimates posed in districts 6, 7, and said. Garcia said she will quickly. 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy are coming in much lower 8 respectively. continue to look at issues “I knocked on over 2,000 10:00-11:00am – Blood Pressures due to lower usage than ex- In the At-Large race, in- that are interconnected in doors myself,” he said. 10:00am – Arts & Crafts pected. cumbents Damali Vidot, the city, from the environ- “I’m proud of the work my 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) Roy Avellaneda, and Leo City officials didn’t - im 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy ment and housing to oppor- volunteers and I did, and Robinson were returned to mediately have an explana- 12:00pm – Lunch tunities for Chelsea’s young look forward to serving and tion for the lower numbers, 1:00pm– Art Class with Dawn office, with Vidot topping people. working with the parents, but said it was likely due to 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal the ticket. “I’m thrilled and thank- students, and teachers.” Encore making its parking “At the end of the day, ful to Chelsea voters for In the district School lot free on weekdays, and we ran a very clean cam- again giving me their con- Committee races, Rosema- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 free for Red Card holders paign, and that resonated sideration and look forward rie Carlisle, Jeanette Velez, 9:30am – Exercise Class on weekends – cutting into with people,” said Vidot. to continuing to work and Marisol Santiago, Lucia 10:00am – Vision Impaired Group Meeting the use of the City’s paid She said her successful address issues in the com- Henriquez, Henry Wilson, 10:00am-2pm – SHINE Counseling (Appointment Required) parking lot across the street. bid would not have been munity and work for Chel- Ana Hernandez, Kelly 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) City Chief Financial Of- possible without the sup- sea,” said Avellaneda. Chaney Garcia, and Yesse- 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) port of the voters, her vol- ficer Eric Demas said they 12:00pm – Lunch “You can never take the nia Alfaro-Alvarez were all unteers, and the communi- had expected around $5-6 1:00pm – GOLF Card Game voters for granted,” he said, either unopposed or easily ty. million a year from the lot 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael adding that he has been in outdistanced their compe- over a period of three years. The hard work of sup- local politics for 20 years, tition. However, that is no longer Get the Senior Center’s monthly newsletter emailed to porters and voters was a but approaches each elec- Carlisle, who has served the estimate, even though you. You can now subscribe to have the Senior Center News- common sentiment among tion like it is his first year. on the committee for over those who were elected. letter emailed to you each month. To sign up, go to www. Although Brown and Re- 20 years, said she was hap- See METRO NEWS Page 13 town.winthrop.ma.us/subscribe. “I am super excited and Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call the day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the next day. Thank you! House passes legislation to support and honor Veterans Computer Lab: The Senior Center computer lab is open On last Wednesday “We’re proud today to take action to further bat to civilian life, and to as- Monday-Thursday: 9am-3pm and Friday: 9am-2pm. House Speaker Robert A. sist them when the going gets DeLeo and Rep. RoseLee support and recognize veterans for their tough, will greatly enhance Take the Senior Van to Encore Boston Harbor Casino: Vincent along with their service and sacrifice to our country, especial the chances of a veteran The Senior Van will provide round-trip transportation to En- colleagues in the House those who are students and may be suffering completing their program of core Boston Harbor Casino every Tuesday. The van will pick of Representatives passed from the invisible wounds of war...” study and leading a produc- you up at your home at 8:30am. The van will depart Encore two pieces of legislation to — Bob Deleo tive civilian life,” said Veter- at approximately 2:30pm. Round-trip ride costs $10 and can improve the mental health ans and Federal Affairs Chair be scheduled by calling the Senior Center at 617-846-8538. care for student veterans es a 15-member commis- bell for her thoughtful and Representative Linda Dean *You must be a member of the Senior Center to schedule and to honor the military sion to design a memorial diligent work on these is- Campbell (D-Methuen). a ride to Encore. For information on becoming a member, service contributions of a in honor of Deborah Samp- sues.” “Deborah Sampson has been please stop by the front desk of the Senior Center. female American Revolu- son, who disguised herself “As we mark Veter- recognized nationally as be- tionary War soldier – days as a man in order to serve in ans’ Day, I am proud that ing an inspiration to us all. Technology & Learning with Betsy: The next learning ses- before the nation celebrates the Continental Army. The the House has once again Hers is a Massachusetts story sions will be on Tuesday, November 12 and 26 from 2:00- Veterans Day on Nov. 11. commission will consist of passed legislation which that deserves to be told far 3:00pm. Bring your laptops, smart phones, or tablets, along One bill establishes a legislators, the Secretary of will benefit those who and wide.” with your questions. Learning this new technology can open continuing education pro- the Department of Veterans’ served our country valiantly In 1782, Sampson used up a whole new world for you. gram – administered by Services, the Adjutant Gen- in our Armed Forces, par- the name Robert Shurtleff the University of Massa- eral of the Commonwealth, ticularly in helping to iden- to join the elite Fourth Mas- SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to chusetts Medical School and representatives of vet- tity and address the mental sachusetts Infantry Regi- help you with any health insurance questions you may have. – to train public higher ed- eran organizations. wellbeing of student veter- ment led by Captain George They will be offering expanded hours during open enrollment ucation counselors on the “We’re proud today to ans in the Commonwealth,” Webb at West Point, N.Y. (October 15-December 7). To make an appointment, please symptoms of conditions take action to further sup- said Rep. RoseLee Vincent Over the following year call the Senior Center (617-846-8538). like post-traumatic stress port and recognize veterans (D-Revere). “As we honor and a half, she participat- disorder (PTSD) and avail- for their service and sacri- our veterans, I thank those Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the ed in dangerous scouting able resources for treatment fice to our country, especial who served, and I also house? If so, would you consider donating it to the Senior missions, led a raid that for veterans attending state those who are students and thank Speaker DeLeo and Center? We put jewelry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting brought about the capture of colleges and universi- may be suffering from the the Senior Center. Thank you! Chairwoman Dean Camp- 15 Tory men, and stormed a ties. The legislation aims invisible wounds of war,” bell for their commitment British fort during the Siege to provide the necessary said Speaker DeLeo, (D – to ensuring Massachusetts of Yorktown. UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS training for both clinical Monday, November 18 (11:00am-12:00pm): 2020 Census Winthrop). “By building a continues to rank number Over the course of her and non-clinical counsel- Informational Session. Representatives from the US Census memorial to recognize the one in the nation for veter- service, Sampson sustained ors working to support the Bureau will be at the Senior Center to provide information on contributions and bravery ans’ services.” injuries including a fore- unique needs of the more the upcoming Census. of Deborah Sampson, we “Training counselors at head gash from a sword than 2,500 veteran students Friday, November 22 (10:00am-12:00pm): Legal Aid Ap- send a deserving message our institutions of higher and a gunshot wound to attending the state’s 29 pub- pointments. Attorney Amy Gelineau will be offering free, 15 of validation and support learning to be familiar with the thigh. For the latter, lic higher education institu- minute legal aid appointments. To make an appointment, for our past, present and the challenges that veterans she removed the bullet her- tions. please call the Senior Center. future female service mem- face during the transition self to avoid detection as a The second bill establish- Monday, December 9 (10:30-11:30am): Managing Memory. bers. I thank Chair Camp- from active duty and com- woman. When she later fell Join Christine Diterlizzi from the Boston University Alzheim- seriously ill and was hos- er’s Disease Center to learn how individuals can distinguish pitalized, her identity was changes in memory due to Alzheimer’s versus normal aging, PUBLIC NOTICE discovered. On Oct. 23, and what medications, strategies and memory aids to use. 1783, she received an hon- Thursday, December 12 (12:00pm): Senior Center Annual Massachusetts Water Resources Authority orable discharge and was Holiday Party. Join us for our annual Holiday Party luncheon, the only woman to receive catered by Spinelli’s and entertainment from Alan LaBella. a full military pension for Cost: $20, checks only; make payable to “Friends of the her service in the Conti- WCOA”. nental Army. John Hancock Wednesday, December 18 (12:00-2:00pm): ClearCaption- and Paul Revere assisted stm Bingo Binge. Join your local ClearCaptions Title IV Spe- her in obtaining her mili- cialist, Nicole Kalukiewicz, for free bingo and lunch. tary pension, and General John Patterson selected her UPCOMING TRIPS All trips are payable by check only. Please make check pay- as his aide de camp due to able to “Friends of the WCOA” her bravery and leadership. Sampson is the official state Thursday, November 21: Wrentham Outlets Shopping Trip. heroine of Massachusetts. Cost: $10 (members)/ $15 (non-members). The Friends of The two bills build on the Winthrop Council on Aging are pleased to be subsidizing the House’s long-standing this trip to the Wrentham Outlets. Bus will depart the Senior MWRA will be holding a Community Meeting support for veterans with Center at 9am and will leave the Wrentham Outlets to return Massachusetts benefits and home at 3pm. Lunch will be on your own. FOR WINTHROP RESIDENTS ON services often ranked as Tuesday, November 26: Foxwoods Casino. Cost: $29. No. 1 in the nation. Most Sunday, December 1-Monday, December 2: Holiday Fun in THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 AT 7:00 PM recently the legislature the White Mountains. Wait List Only. passed the BRAVE Act as Thursday, December 19: Ken’s Holiday Light Tour. Cost: $10. AT THE DEER ISLAND TREATMENT PLANT well as legislation to assist Enjoy the sights of holiday lights along the North Shore and a veterans with funeral and meal at Kelly’s Roast Beef in Saugus (dinner is on your own). For more information, contact Sean Navin burial expenses and proper- Space is limited to 8 people. You must be a member of the ty taxes. Senior Center to sign up. at [email protected] or 617-788-1112 The bills will now go to the Senate. Email: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Page 13

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 the parking lot is still mak- she would find the project CELEBRATING 150 YEARS ing money. more acceptable if there “Usage is down,” he was a condition that resi- said. “At this point, we’re dents wouldn’t be able to not anticipating making get parking stickers. those initial estimates we ZBA member Michael received from Encore. It is Dantone asked if there was a fluid situation and we’re any chance the size of the adjusting accordingly… project could be reduced. Through the end of Sep- Rossi noted that the own- tember, we received a net in er, Luisa Bedoya, spent a excess of $400,000.” considerable amount on the Demas said he didn’t neighboring property, as have official numbers yet well as 126 Ferry St., and for October when parking is making a sizeable invest- became free for everyone ment in the properties, but the whole month, but he did that she would be willing say the parking lot made to reduce the project to six money over the Oct. 19-20 units if it was the Board’s weekend. will. “We still collected According to city as- $6,000 over that weekend,” sessing records, Bedoya he said. “People are still purchased 126 Ferry St. parking there, but not to last year for $200,000. She the extent we thought they bought 114-124 Ferry St. in would. Encore’s parking is 2017 for $2.8 million. getting full, so we do see an “We’re willing to take increased usage of our lot a story off and do four during the busy times at En- two-bedrooms and two PHOTOS BY KOUYOUMJIAN core on Thursday through one-bedrooms,” said Rossi. Cardinal Sean O’Malley, the Sunday. So, we’re still get- “We could do that and still Roman Catholic archbishop ting revenues.” have a nice project.” of Boston, says a special Mayor Carlo DeMaria Dantone made a motion Mass at the 150th Anni- said he is still encouraged to grant the variances for versary of Our Lady of the by the lot, as he was a big 126 Ferry St. with the con- Assumption Church in East proponent of operating it ditions that no city parking Boston. for the interim. He said stickers be issued for resi- Shown right, a large crowd they are still paying taxes dents, and that the project came out to Our Lady of on it, still intend to develop be reduced by one floor, the Assumption Church for it, and the City isn’t losing eliminating two units, but the special commemorative any money. the variances were unan- Mass. “We aren’t seeing as imously rejected by the much money on the park- Board. ing as we thought we’d The applicant can appeal Already, the Reelhouse itime industry on the East see us growing to around while serving his constit- see,” said the mayor. “They the decision to the state. runs a free water taxi from Boston waterfront, provid- 60 to 70 employees if we uents as an effective city are still paying taxes on the •Many of the residents its restaurant in Eastie to the ing jobs in the skilled trades are able to get some of this councillor and his continu- property, and we are still attending Monday night’s Charlestown Navy Yard. for projects across Mas- wind construction work. I ing his citywide efforts as a seeing some good money meeting went home early, Also, Boston Harbor sachusetts. I am proud to can tell you our employees community organizer. for that. They only have as several projects on the Now will soon begin fer- have them as a member of can handle a good amount The hard work of Ho- three years to operate that agenda were tabled to fu- ry service in Eastie with a our community. I congrat- of that work in this facili- gan paid off as he received lot. They’re moving on to ture meetings, including stop at Lewis Wharf with ulate Blue Atlantic on their ty. “We are surrounded by 718 votes to win re-election the next phase of re-devel- projects at 31-33 School St. stops in the North End and success and I wish them all luxury apartments here at Tuesday. Dahn who also opment of that parking lot and a controversial one at Charlestown. the best for the future and the shipyard. There’s a lot waged an excellent, grass- and all the property they 295 Chelsea St. Encore features 210,000 growth of their business”. of development and a lot of roots campaign, received purchased from Dexter to •The ZBA also denied square-feet of gaming space As more and more wa- changing of the DPAs but 648 votes. Beacham. We’re anticipat- a special permit to con- including more than 3,000 terfront parcels are zoned is very important to us, the Hogan celebrated his ing reviewing some new vert a two-story home to a slot machines and 240 ta- out of Designated Port Ar- shipyard and the employees victory with supporters development in there in the three-story home on Ben- ble games. Situated on the eas (DPA) to make way for that work here to remain a at the Brick Yard Bar and next few years.” nett Street after the appli- Mystic River in Everett, and luxury housing in Boston working port.” Grill. He pledged to contin- Demas said they are cant failed to show up for connected to Boston Har- Blue Atlantic Fabricators Formed in August 2014, ue to work hard every day exploring right now the the second hearing in a row. bor, Encore Boston Harbor has been hoping to starve the Manufacturing Cau- on behalf of his constitu- idea of leasing spaces to also boasts 671 spacious off the trend and remain a cus includes more than 60 ents and thanked Danh for businesses in the area that hotel rooms, a spa, salon viable employer in Eastie. legislators from around the participating in an election need parking – particularly ENCORE TO and fitness center, specialty Madaro recently toured Commonwealth. Lawmak- process that was positive on Blue Atlantic Fabricators ers focus on training for during the slower periods. PROVIDE WATER retail shops, 15 dining and both sides. “The mayor is looking lounge venues and more 20,000 square-foot man- manufacturing employees; “We are Ward 6 work- to maximize those revenue SHUTTLE TO EAST than 50,000 square feet ufacturing facility at the encouraging innovation by ing together to make Lynn opportunities,” he said. BOSTON of ballroom and meeting Boston Shipyard and Ma- helping start-ups access a better place to live,” said EAST BOSTON - Al- spaces. The grounds fea- rina. The company, a sub- resources; and expanding Hogan. “I thank the voters ZONING BOARD though East Boston vot- ture a six-acre Harborwalk sidiary of Boston Harbor apprenticeship opportuni- for giving me the opportu- ers overwhelming rejected with pedestrian and bicycle Cruises (BHC), employees ties in key manufacturing nity to represent them on DENIES PROJECT paths that provide access 15 skilled workers. Three sectors. the City Council.” EVERETT - The Zoning building a resort-style ca- sino in the neighborhood’s to the waterfront, an event or four of the employees are “We recognized manu- Board of Appeals (ZBA) lawn, public art and ornate Eastie residents and most of facturers who have had an BUZZY BARTON unanimously denied a vari- backyard at Suffolk Downs in 2013, Encore Boston floral displays. It is the larg- the 15 employees are mak- impact on our economy, TOPS THE TICKET ance request that would est private, single-phase ing $50,000 or more a year created jobs, and are con- have allowed for the con- Harbor will make it easier IN AT-LARGE for residents wishing to vis- development in the history with benefits like health in- tributing to the renaissance version of a dilapidated sin- of manufacturing in our it the casino in Everett. of the Commonwealth of surance and retirement. ELECTION gle-story home to an eight- state,” said House Chair Encore announced last Massachusetts. The Blue Atlantic facili- Councillor-at-Large unit apartment building at of the Legislature’s Manu- week that it will add an ty is located on the water- Buzzy Barton once again 126 Ferry St. facturing Caucus Rep. Jef- Eastie stop to the casino’s EAST BOSTON front with deep water and displayed his popularity The new building would frey N. Roy (D - Franklin). water shuttle route. The heavy tonnage berthing with voters across the city, have sat next to a 17-unit COMPANY “Massachusetts is posi- cost of taking the water access, making it ideally receiving 5,426 votes to top apartment building current- HONORED tioned to be number one in shuttle to Encore will cost positioned to provide struc- the ticket and win re-elec- ly being renovated by the EAST BOSTON - An manufacturing in the Unit- $7 one-way. The shuttle tural steel components to tion. owner, according to Antho- East Boston maritime com- ed States, and these com- will be complimentary for the emerging U.S. offshore All four incumbents re- ny Rossi, the attorney for pany was honored last week panies are all a large part of Encore’s Red Card mem- wind industry constructors ceived strong votes. Coun- the project. at the State House during our success story. And I am bers. and developers, as well as cillors-at-Large Hong Net The variances being the Annual Manufacturing delighted that we had the “Due to the incredible being an optimal source (5,043), Brian LaPierre sought for the building in- Award Ceremony spon- opportunity to honor them success we’ve seen with for potential boat builds as (4,974), and Brian Field cluded rear, side, and front sored by the Legislature’s and showcase their innova- our free self-parking, we BHC looks to expand its (4,761 votes) were also setbacks, but the biggest Manufacturing Caucus. tive and revolutionary man- have decided to expand our fleet. re-elected to the Council. hold up appeared to be the Blue Atlantic Fabrica- ufacturing capabilities and complimentary offerings “We had been using Blue Jose Encarnacion fin- lack of parking spaces for tors located at the Boston products.” to our mass transit options Atlantic for seven or eight ished in fifth place with the project. Under zon- Shipyard and Marina on as well,” said Brian Gull- months to build A-Frames 2,409 votes followed by ing regulations, 16 spots Marginal Street was one of brants, President of Encore for our offshore division Lennin Ernesto Pena with were required for the six 77 manufacturers that were Boston Harbor. “We hope and saw a great opportunity HOGAN WINS 1,966 votes in seventh two-bedroom and two recognized for truly “mak- this continues to show our to begin working together place, and Joel Hyppolite one-bedroom market-rate ing it” in Massachusetts. WARD 6 SEAT patrons how thankful we to try to get some of that with 1,407 votes in eighth units, but there was no The ceremony honored LYNN - Anyone who are to be Greater Boston’s work from the emerging place. parking proposed on site. the manufacturers and watched Fred Hogan build hometown casino.” offshore wind industry,” “I know there are con- showcased their innovative the Lynn English girls bas- According to Gullbrant, said BHC Principal Rick Incumbents Fare Well cerns about parking, but and revolutionary manu- ketball program in to an harbor shuttle service is Nolan. “Production at Blue In Other Ward Races there are three spots that facturing capabilities and NEC powerhouse and Di- now $7 one-way, with Atlantic is a shining exam- In Ward 1, Council- can be rented at the other products. The event includ- vision 1 champion knows guests receiving a $7 food ple of the continuation of or Wayne Lozzi received building (being renovated ed companies who make how competitive he is and and beverage credit to use Boston’s working port as 1,579 votes to earn re-elec- by the owner),” said Rossi. specialty and custom tools, how hard he works to be the at the resort. Patrons who it was originally intended. tion to the City Council. Rossi also noted that the decorative glass, baby best. make use of this voucher It’s keeping a skilled trade Challenger William O’Shea building on Ferry Street is products, marine robotics, So when Cinda Danh, will also receive a compli- in Massachusetts and, it received 1,283 votes. near public transportation gaskets, vacuum and cryo- an outstanding candidate mentary one-way ticket for allows for the next step in Ward 2 Councilor Rick and bus routes and would genic equipment, headwear in her own right, came the harbor shuttle. BHC’s ability to provide Starbard was unopposed in appeal to tenants who do apparel, custom scoliosis within 10 votes of Hogan The new Eastie route will quality, local services and his bid for re-election. Star- not necessarily own cars. and spinal orthotic fabri- in the preliminary election begin daily service at the support to the growing east bard received 1,035 votes. He said the owner would cation, medical devices, on Sept. 4, Hogan knew he World Trade Center starting coast wind and energy mar- In Ward 3, Councilor also agree to conditions in plant-based bioplastic prod- had to step up his campaign at noon and will travel to ket.” Darren Cyr, the reigning the ZBA decision in which ucts, and even chicken nug- over the next two months. The Reelhouse, located at Blue Atlantic General council president, received tenants of 126 Ferry St. gets and fresh-milled flour. In fact, at his post-elec- 6 New St., before proceed- Manager Michael Julian 977 votes to defeat George would not be able to get on- Blue Atlantic Fabricators tion party back in Septem- ing to Encore. An addition- said with just 15 skilled em- Meimeteas, who received street parking stickers from specializes in quality steel ber, Hogan told his support- al harbor shuttle route will ployees his company is do- 559 votes. the city. and aluminum fabrication ers point blank, “We have start at Long Wharf at 11:45 ing work on around 1,500 In Ward 4, Councilor “My concern is parking,” projects, focusing on mari- to continue to work hard a.m. and will travel directly tons of steel material each Richard Colucci, dean of said Arlington Street resi- time industry. – we have to pick up the to Encore Boston Harbor. year but with the emerg- the City Council, received dent Kathy Getchell. “You “I’m excited to recog- pace and turn it up another The new water shuttle is ing offshore wind industry 471 votes to defeat Natasha can’t tell someone that is nize Blue Atlantic Fabrica- notch.” another step towards mak- Blue Atlantic is poised to Megie-Maddrey, who re- renting that they are not go- tors as a Manufacturer of Hogan campaigned vig- ing Boston and surrounding expand. ceived 301 votes. ing to have a parking spot. the Year,” said Rep. Mada- orously over the past two waterfront neighborhoods “Being in a DPA is very In Ward 5, Councilor Residents will park on the ro. “Blue Atlantic continues months, going door-to-door more reliant on water trans- important to this endeavor,” street.” the storied tradition of mar- said Julian. “I can easily to speak with residents However, Getchell said portation than driving. throughout Ward 6, all the See METRO NEWS Page 14 Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, November 14, 2019 Email: [email protected]

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By Sheila Barth BOX OFFICE The timing for SpeakEasy One-act, 1 hour-50-minute play, written by Joshua Harmon, Stage Company’s tense pro- appearing through November 30: Wednesday,Thursday, duction of Joshua Harmon’s 7:30 p.m.; Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 4,8 p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m.; one-act, 1 hour 50-minute Nov. 21,29, at 2 p.m., Nov. 26, 7:30 p.m., No show on play, “Admissions,” couldn’t Thanksgiving. SpeakEasy Stage Company, Boston Center be more perfect. Educators, for the Arts, Roberts Studio Theatre, Stanford Calderwood parents, students undergo- Pavilion, 527 Tremont St., South End, Boston. Tickets start at ing the college admissions $25; senior citizens, $5 discount, age 25-under, $25; student process, and everyone else rush, $15 with college ID, in person, at the box office, two shouldn’t miss it. Nathan Malin, Maureen Keiller, and Michael Kaye headline in SpeakEasy Stage Company’s hours before curtain, if available. BostonTheatreScene, 617- Directed by SpeakEasy’s production of ‘Admissions’ through November 30, at Boston Center for the Arts, Roberts 933-8600, SpeakEasyStage.com. multi-award-winning artis- Studio Theatre. tic director Paul Daigneault, “Admissions” delivers real- and whether the pendulum of Loughlin’s fate is worse. school’s diversity rate is low son, Perry, (unseen through- and screamed,” he yells. Point istic, non-stop excitement “white privilege” - students She’s facing up to 20 years - 7 percent- and Sherri is out the play) is accepted to by point, Charlie outlines about a contemporary con- having greater advantage of in jail for bribing a college determined to build those Yale; but Sherri and Bill’s son why -not Perry- deserved to troversial subject, and lingers getting into target or reach admissions officer and related numbers by highlighting the Charlie wasn’t. He received be chosen. But Perry’s bi-ra- long after the terrific cast’s colleges because they’re charges. school’s accessibility, specifi- a rejection, or deferral letter, cial and played the race card. final bows. white - now swings in the Let’s face it- unfair practic- cally in the school catalogue, instead, crushing his child- “Life’s not fair, “ Charlie The winner of the 2018 opposite direction, favoring es, especially parents donat- for example. hood dreams of attending the screams, garnering enthusias- Drama Desk Award winner Ivy League school. minorities. ing large sums of money, During a colorful con- tic theatergoers’ applause. for Outstanding Play and Perry’s over-the-top, Bill (nicely portrayed The subject has exploded oftentimes under the table - versational exchange with Outer Critics Circle Award have occurred under the radar Roberta, longtime employee/ thrilled mother, Ginnie Peters by Michael Kaye), agrees, in local, national, and inter- for Best Play builds non-stop many years. catalogue creator, (terrific (always-terrific Marianna but asks, who faces more national news with famous/ momentum, targeting the fair- Harmon’s gut-wrenching Boston-North Shore favorite Bassham), unwittingly esca- unfairness - white privileged ness-unfairness of colleges’ celebrity parents bribing and play targets a related issue. actress Cheryl McMahon), lates Charlie’s resentment, Charlie, or disadvantaged acceptance of worthy stu- illegally buying their chil- Exclusive prep school admis- Sherri becomes frustrated, bringing cake and wine to kids of color? Mulling his sit- dents. dren’s admission to schools sions officer/headmaster’s vexed, with Roberta, saying celebrate Perry’s acceptance. uation over, Charlie makes a Set in pre-Christmas of their choice. wife, Sherri Rosen-Mason, she can’t grasp the impor- Charlie’s embarrassed. knee-jerk, life-changing deci- 2015/post-Easter 2016, Last week, actress Felicity (magnificently played by tance of highlighting visible Enraged. Angry. Confused. sion, horrifying his parents. “Admissions” focuses on Huffman was released from Boston award-winning students of color in catalogue He’s missing for over four Standing toe-to-toe, eye-to- a private, small, exclusive her 14-day prison stay for actress Maureen Keiller), photos. hours. When he comes eye, father and son’s confron- New Hampshire boarding/ paying money to a college wants to attract more stu- Sherri’s home life and home, he unleashes a tirade, tation is heart-pounding. prep school that’s trying to official to get her daugh- dents of diversity, irrespec- workplace collide when the bemoaning his embarrass- So’s the rest of attract more students of color, ters accepted. Actress Lori tive of scholarship need. The family’s longtime friends’ ment. “I ran into the woods “Admissions”.

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 Dianna Chakoutis received orange jerseys, chanting, doors, took time to make go, with many requesting In the School Committee 573 votes to defeat Marven Janet Rowe “Four More Years, A-R-R- phone calls, wrote letters, Election Night photographs race, newcomer to Revere Rhode Hyppolite, who re- Reports 19.99 I-G-O, and BRIAN, BRI- wrote notes – thank you. with the mayor. politics, Anthony D’Am- ceived 519 votes. Percent Turnout AN!” as the mayor and his Without all of your help brosio handily topped the In Ward 7, Councilor Jay City Clerk and Elections wife, Daveen Arrigo, en- and hard work, we’re not D’AMBROSIO School Committee race Walsh received 1,059 votes Chief Janet Rowe reported tered the main room. here. TOPS SCHOOL with 5,243 votes. Incum- to defeat Alexis Reynoso, a turnout of 19.99 per cent It was Daveen who had “I would be remiss if I bent Carol Tye finished who received 315 votes. in Tuesday’s general elec- the honor of introducing didn’t mention my mom COMMITTEE RACE; second with 4,997 votes tion. her husband, stating simply, (Paula Arrigo), my entire POWERS RE- followed by incumbents “I would just like to take a family, obviously my beau- Coppola Tops A total of 10,552 voters ELECTED; SERINO Michael Ferrante, Stacey The Ticket In School out of a pool of 52,796 reg- second to congratulate my tiful wife, Daveen, and Bronsdon-Rizzo, Susan husband, Mayor Brian Ar- our two boys (Joseph and Committee Contest istered voters cast their bal- TOPS IN WARD 6 Gravellese and Frederick rigo,” drawing roars of ap- Jack).” REVERE - Two new fac- Longtime School Com- lots in the election. proval from the crowd. Arrigo added, “starting Sannella. mittee member and current es will be on the City Coun- Two closely watched Arrigo stood on a chair, tomorrow, there’s a lot of cil and School Committee Vice Chair Donna Coppola obliging his supporters who work to be done and I know races were in Ward 5 and led a successful night for BRIAN ARRIGO come January as the results Ward 6. wanted to see the mayor de- you’ve all bought in to the of the 2019 Election now the incumbents, topping the RE-ELECTED MAYOR liver his acceptance speech. vision that we have for the In Ward 5, Councillor have gone into the history ticket in a field of eight can- REVERE - Mayor Bri- “I was just reminded that city, but there are still 5,252 John Powers again faced books. didates with 5,377 votes. an Arrigo won re-election I have a 6 a.m. sign holding people who did not neces- Eric Lampedecchio. Pow- The other five incum- Tuesday, earning a second so I can’t fall off the chair, sarily buy in to that vision. All incumbents were re- ers won re-election with bents were also re-elected four-year term as the city’s and I’ve always wanted to The work begins tomorrow turned to office in spirited 1262 votes to Lampedec- in impressive fashion. Lor- chief executive. say this – but honey, we’re to start to heal the city, make races for the council and chio’s 932 votes. raine Gately was second Arrigo received 5,809 going to Disney World,” sure that the negativity and school committee. A new In Ward 6 Richard Serino with 4,835 votes, followed votes to claim victory over said Arrigo, echoing the the divisive way that people face on the Council, but easily won with 1,451 votes by fellow incumbents John Councillor-at-Large Dan famous phrase that new- campaigned and the way not to the voters of Revere, to Nicholas Moulaison’s Ford with 4,779 votes, Jar- Rizzo who received 5,251 ly crowned Super Bowl that things were done over School Committeeman 486. Both candidates were ed Nicholson with 4,428 votes. The election was a champions say after their the last couple of months Gerry Visconti was elected running to fill the seat left votes, Michael Satterwhite rematch of their 2015 con- victories. doesn’t happen again. to fill the vacant seat left by vacant by the retirement of with 4,077 votes, and Bri- test in which Arrigo, then a Arrigo then expressed “I want to say congratu- Councillor Dan Rizzo who popular Ward 6 Councillor an Castellanos with 4,056 councillor-at-large, unseat- his gratitude to his entire lations to all of you, thank ran for mayor. Incumbents Charlie Patch. votes. ed Rizzo, then mayor, by campaign team and the vol- you for all your love and returning were top vote get- In the other contested Sandra Lopez finished 118 votes. unteers who propelled him support and have a fun ter Jessica Ann Giannino Ward race, Ward 2 Coun- seventh with 2,937 votes Arrigo celebrated his im- to victory. night,” concluded Arrigo. with 5,684 votes, followed cillor Ira Novoselsky easily “From the bottom of my The triumphant scene while Tiffany Jean Mag- pressive victory at the Mari- by Councillors Steven Mo- won re-election with 632 na at the Wharf Restaurant, heart, thank you,” said Arri- continued inside the restau- nolia finished eighth with rabito, Anthony Zambuto votes to challenger Robert with his jubilant supporters, go. “Thank you to everyone rant as supporters person- and George Rotondo. 2,835 votes. many wearing the familiar that held a sign, knocked on ally congratulated Arri- Bent with 187 votes. 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LEGALS

LEGAL NOTICE The Governors Park with the Suffolk County () Ingleside Park Drainage Boston, MA 02108 on recently have been, in LEGAL NOTICE appointed as Personal NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S Condominium created by Registry of Deeds. Improvement Project or before December the active military service PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF Representative(s) of SALE OF REAL ESTATE Master Deed dated July Said Unit will be LOCATION: Ingleside LEGAL NOTICE 16, 2019, or you may of the United States of DECEMBER 3, 2019 said estate to serve Premises: 600 Governers 10, 1986 and recorded conveyed together Park and Donovan Beach THE COMMONWEALTH OF lose the opportunity to America, then you may Notice is hereby given in Without Surety on the Park Drive, Unit in the Suffolk Registry of with an undivided Winthrop, Massachusetts MASSACHUSETTS challenge the foreclosure be entitled to the benefits accordance with Section bond in an unsupervised 2, Governor’s Park Deeds at Book 12658, percentage interest in PROPONENT: Town of LAND COURT on the ground of of the Servicemembers 2.9 (c) of the Code of the administration. Condominium, Winthrop, Page 189 and more the Common Elements Winthrop DEPARTMENT OF THE noncompliance with Civil Relief Act. If you Town of Winthrop that the IMPORTANT NOTICE Massachusetts particularly described as of said Condominium The undersigned TRIAL COURT the Act. object to a foreclosure Winthrop Town Council You have the right By virtue and in follows: appurtenant to said is submitting an Docket Number: 19 SM Witness, Gordon H. Piper, of the above-mentioned will conduct a FY 2020 to obtain a copy of execution of the Power Unit Number Unit 600-2, Unit and together Environmental 005152 Chief Justice of this Court property on that basis, Tax Classification Public the Petition from the of Sale contained in of a certain condominium with all rights, Notification Form (“ENF”) ORDER OF NOTICE on October 30, 2019. then you or your attorney Hearing on Tuesday, Petitioner or at the Court. a certain mortgage known as Governor’s Park easements, covenants to the Secretary of To: Attest: Deborah J. must file a written December 3, 2019, at You have a right to object given by Michael J. Condominium submitted and agreements as Environmental Affairs John J. Messina Patterson appearance and answer 7:00 PM in the Harvey to this proceeding. To do Psomos and Loriann to the provisions of contained and referred on or before November and to all persons entitled Recorder in this court at Three Hearing Room so, you or your attorney Psomos to Cornerstone Massachusetts General to in the Declaration 15, 2019 to the benefit of the 17616 Pemberton Square, On the issue of adopting must file a written Mortgage Corporation, Laws, Chapter 183A, by of Condominium, as This will initiate Servicemembers Civil 11/14/19 Boston, MA 02108 on the Tax Levy Percentages appearance and objection said mortgage dated virtue of Master Deed amended. review of the above Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 W or before December for FY 2020 and at this Court before: November 7, 2003, and dated July 10, 1986 and TERMS OF SALE: Said project pursuant to §3901 (et seq): 16, 2019, or you may authorize Town Manager 10:00 a.m. on the return recorded in the Suffolk recorded with Suffolk premises will be sold the Massachusetts Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. lose the opportunity to Faison to sign and day of 12/12/2019. County Registry of County Registry of Deeds and conveyed subject to Environmental Policy Act claiming to have an LEGAL NOTICE challenge the foreclosure electronically submit the This is NOT a hearing Deeds, in Book 33218 at at Book 12658, Page all liens, encumbrances, (“MEPA”, M.G.L. c. 30, interest in a Mortgage COMMONWEALTH OF on the ground of LA-5 to the Department of date, but a deadline by Page 33 and now held 189, together with an unpaid taxes, tax titles, s.s. 61-62I). Copies of covering real property MASSACHUSETTS noncompliance with Revenue- which you must file a by U.S. Bank National undivided percentage municipal liens and the ENF may be obtained in Winthrop, numbered LAND COURT the Act. Denise Quist written appearance and Association, not in its interest in the common assessments, if any, which from: 48-50 Waldemar Avenue, DEPARTMENT OF THE Witness, GORDON H. Council Clerk objection if you object to individual capacity but areas and facilities of said take precedence over LEC Environmental given by John J. Messina TRIAL COURT PIPER Chief Justice of 11-7-19 this proceeding. If you solely as Trustee for Condominium as set forth the said mortgage above Consultants, Inc., 12 and Patricia A. Messina Docket No. 19 SM this Court on November 11-14-19 fail to file a timely written the RMAC Trust, Series in said Mater Deed. described. Resnik Road, Suite 1, to Mortgage Electronic 005307 4, 2019. W appearance and objection 2016-CTT by virtue of Property address: Unit FIVE THOUSAND Plymouth, MA 02360 Registration Systems, ORDER OF NOTICE Attest: Deborah J. followed by an affidavit an assignment from No. 2, 600 Governors ($5,000.00) Dollars of 508-746-9491 Inc., as nominee for To: Patterson of objections within thirty Nationstar Mortgage LLC Drive, Winthrop, the purchase price must Copies of the ENF are Residential Finance Joshua R. Allen, Recorder LEGAL NOTICE (30) days of the return to U.S. Bank National Massachusetts 02152 be paid by a certified also being sent to the Corporation, dated August Individually and as 19-035470 / FC01 COMMONWEALTH day, action may be taken Association, not in its The Unit conveyed check, bank treasurers Conservation Commission 11, 2011, and recorded Personal Representative 11/14/19 OF MASSACHUSETTS without further notice individual capacity but subject to and with the or cashier’s check at the and Planning Board of in the Suffolk County of the Estate of Melody W THE TRIAL COURT to you. solely as Trustee for benefit of the obligations, time and place of the sale Winthrop where they may Registry of Deeds in A. Allen PROBATE AND UNSUPERVISED the RMAC Trust, Series restrictions, rights and by the purchaser. The be inspected. Book 48282, Page 145, Rebecca M. Allen FAMILY COURT ADMINISTRATION UNDER 2016-CTT dated June liabilities contained balance of the purchase The Secretary of as modified by a certain and to all persons entitled LEGAL NOTICE Suffolk Division THE MASSACHUSETTS 29, 2018 and recorded in M.G.L. Ch. 183A, price shall be paid in cash, Environmental Affairs modification agreement to the benefit of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC 24 New Chardon St. UNIFORM PROBATE CODE in the Suffolk County the Master Deed, the certified check, bank will publish notice of the dated September 1, Servicemembers Civil FORUM Boston, MA 02114 (MUPC) Registry of Deeds, in documents establishing treasurers or cashier’s ENF in the Environmental 2016, and recorded Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER (617)788-8300 A Personal Representative Book 60510 at Page 104, the organization of unit check within sixty (60) Monitor, will receive with said Suffolk County §3901 (et seq): 19TH AT 7:00 PM CITATION ON appointed under the previously assigned by owners and the Bylaws as days after the date of public comments on Registry of Deeds in Nationstar Mortgage LLC ROBERT DELEO SENIOR PETITION FOR MUPC in an unsupervised Cornerstone Mortgage amended of record, and sale. the project for 20 days, Book 56875, Page 55, d/b/a Mr. Cooper CENTER at FORMAL administration is not Corporation to Nationstar any and all other matters Other terms to be and will then decide, and now held by the claiming to have an 35 HARVARD ST. ADJUDICATION required to file an Mortgage LLC by virtue of record. Each of the announced at the sale. within ten days, if an Plaintiff by assignment, interest in a Mortgage In accordance with the Docket No. inventory or annual of an assignment dated units in the condominium BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC environmental Impact has/have filed with covering real property Section 9-12 of the Town SU19P2415EA accounts with the Court. November 15, 2011 is intended for such use 270 Farmington Avenue Report is needed. A site this court a complaint in Winthrop, numbered of Winthrop’s Home Rule Estate of: Persons interested in and recorded in the as set forth in the Master Farmington, CT 06032 visit and consultation for determination of 15 Pleasant Court, given Charter, you are hereby William E. the estate are entitled Suffolk County Registry Deed. Attorney for U.S. Bank session on the project Defendant’s/Defendants’ by Melody A. Allen to notified that the Town Kneeland to notice regarding the of Deeds, in Book 48910 Meaning and intending National Association, not may also be scheduled. Servicemembers status. Mortgage Electronic Council President will hold Date of Death: administration directly at Page 150 for breach to mortgage and hereby in its individual capacity All persons wishing to If you now are, or Registration Systems, a public forum on the 04/11/2007 from the Personal of the conditions in said mortgaging the same but solely as Trustee for comment on the project, recently have been, in Inc., as mortgagee, acting Delivery of the Town’s To all interested persons: Representative and mortgage and for the premises conveyed to the RMAC Trust, Series or to be notified of a the active military service solely as a nominee for Services. A Petition for Formal may petition the Court purpose of foreclosing Mortgagors by deed 2016-CTT site visit or consultation of the United States of Nationstar Mortgage LLC, The Public Forum will be Probate of Will with in any matter relating the same, will be sold recorded herewith. Present Holder of the session, should write America, then you may dated May 21, 2016, held at the Robert DeLeo Appointment of Personal to the estate, including at Public Auction on The description of the Mortgage to the Secretary of be entitled to the benefits and recorded in Suffolk Sr. Center at 35 Harvard Representative has been the distribution of December 6, 2019, at property that appears (860) 677-2868 Environmental Affairs, of the Servicemembers County Registry of Deeds St., Winthrop, MA 02152 filed by Jo Ann Silk of assets and expenses of 11:00 A.M. Local Time in the mortgage to 11/14/19, 11/21/19, 100 Cambridge St., Civil Relief Act. If you in Book 56189, Page on Tuesday November 19, Winthrop, MA requesting administration. upon the premises be foreclosed shall 11/28/19 Suite 900, Boston, object to a foreclosure 189, and now held by the 2019 at 7:00 PM that the Court enter WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. directly in front of the control in the event of a W Massachusetts 02114, of the above-mentioned Plaintiff by assignment, Denise Quist a formal Decree and Dunn, First Justice of this building containing said typographical error in this Attention: MEPA Office, property on that basis, has/have filed with Clerk-Town Council Order and for such other Court. unit, all and singular the publication. referencing the above then you or your attorney this court a complaint 11-7-18 relief as requested in the Date: October 30, 2019 premises described in said For Mortgagors’ Title see LEGAL NOTICE project. must file a written for determination of 11-14-18 Petition. Felix D. Arroyo mortgage, to wit: deed dated November 7, PUBLIC NOTICE OF By Town of Winthrop appearance and answer Defendant’s/Defendants’ W The Petitioner requests Register of Probate EXHIBIT A 2003, and recorded in ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 11/14/19 in this court at Three Servicemembers status. that: Jo Ann Silk of 11/14/19 Unit No. 600-2 of Book 33218 at Page 031 PROJECT: W Pemberton Square, If you now are, or Winthrop, MA be W NEED TO RUN A LEGAL NOTICE? LOOKING FOR EXPOSURE? Be sure to check with the Courts to For Advertising Rates, Call 617-884-2416 see if you qualify for a FEE WAVIER WINTHROP PROFESSIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORY Cleaning Carpentry Construction Contractor Home Services Repair C le a n in g Antonio Moccia Carpentry services R. SASSO & SONS HOME H o m e -A p a rtm e n t Bathroom, Kitchen, Doors, ASPHALT PAVING - CONSTRUCTION Always the Best Value G Curb Cuts G Landscaping G Water Lines G Excavation BOOK REPAIR? 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The Winthrop Parks and Recreation Department has been busy these past few weeks, ensuring Winthrop youths have every opportunity to get the most out of the fall season.

Shown above, right and be- low, children enjoy painting pumpkins and more at the Youth at the Parks & Rec department were ready for Halloween! Fall Fair.

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The Planning Board has decided on a much-awaited We can get your home listed here! boundary of the Center Busi- ness District (CBD) and will present the new map to the Newspaper Group Town Council for approval or We can get your home listed here! of loyal not. It will also be up to the Town NEWS Council to decide whether or Briefs not the old middle school site STORM will be included in the district. PREPAREDNESS: It will also be suggested to the council that the senior housing GET READY BEFORE This past Saturday a little after 1 p.m. this unfortunate mishap took place at the boat ramp. An unnamed driver was backing a wa- on Putnam Street and 105-107 A STORM STRIKES, tercraft down the ramp when apparently the brakes slipped and pulled to 2003 Ford Expedition into the water. Fremont St. are not actually in PAY ATTENTION TO No injuries were reported and the vehicle was towed out of the water by G&J Towing. Winthrop Police, Fire and the Winthrop Har- the district. bormaster all responded. Monday night the Planning SAFETY Board met to discuss the pro- The preparations you make posed CBD map drawn by Mi- HIGHLANDHIGHLAND GROUP GROUP now, ahead of storms, floods, chael Wang, of Form & Place, or hurricanes, can help you readers! recover faster and stay safe during clean-up. The Out- See CBD Page 3 door Power Equipment Insti- Ferry remains out of commission [email protected]@compass.com tute (OPEI), an international trade association representing By Sue Ellen Woodcock small engine, utility vehicle said the engine, covered by and outdoor power equipment The Winthrop Ferry service warranty, has been ordered remains suspended until me- Boston area to possibly take manufacturers and suppliers, from Cummins NE. 617.846.8000 chanical repairs can be made over the service that has been reminds home and business “We are currently working 617.846.8000 to one of its engines. very popular with many local on alternative service while owners that it’s best to get residents.” ready before a storm strikes. The town is still awaiting the equipment is down,” said delivery all of the necessary Town Council President Ron And what is in the ferry’s “In the rush right before the parts for the repair. Tanji Cu- future? storm, people sometimes for- Vechia. “ We are having on- fini, who manages the ferry, going discussions with local “It has always been my get to make sure their outdoor desire not to have the Town power equipment is in order,” ferry operators in the Greater said Kris Kiser, president and Board of Health takes See FERRY Page 4 CEO of OPEI. “They also run out of time as weather is often first steps towards RED SOX FANS GO THE DISTANCE HIGHLAND GROUP IS A TEAM OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS AFFILIATED WITH COMPASS, A LICENSED REAL unpredictable. At all times of compass.com the year, it’s important to keep plastic bag ban your equipment in working ESTATE BROKER AND ABIDES BY EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY LAWS. order, have the right fuel on Police Lt. David E. Lessard. By Sue Ellen Woodcock HIGHLAND GROUP IS A TEAM OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS AFFILIATED WITH COMPASS, A LICENSED REAL hand, and know where your StickyMany communities size: have 3 in. x3 in. compass.com safety gear is. This is doubly Police Lt. Lessard retires banned single-use plastic true during storm season.” bags, and it appears Winthrop ESTATE BROKER AND ABIDES BY EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY LAWS. OPEI offers the following following 39-year career will soon follow suit. tips to help homeowners and ShownLast week thesized Board of to scale above businesses plan ahead for Health voted to approve a storm clean-up: Chief Terence M. Delehan- ty announced that Winthrop draft of regulations on ban- Make a list of what you Academy. ning single-use plastic bags. need to clean up. Survey your Police Lt. David E. Lessard retired this week from the He also served as the de- The next step will be a public property. Consider the damage partment's Accreditationcovers hearing in September approx. with the 2 columns Winthrop Police Department a storm might cause and make Manager, a role in which he after nearly four decades of Town Council. a list of what tools might be oversaw and ensured Win- service to the community. “The regulations are simi- needed for repairs. You might throp Police's compliance lar to what Boston has,” said need a chainsaw, pruner, gen- Lt. Lessard officially re with a wide-ranging set of law tired on Monday, July 8, after Chairman of the Board of erator, or utility type vehicle. - enforcement standards. Health Bill Schmidt. “These Take stock of your outdoor serving the Winthrop Police Department for 39 years. In In addition, Lt. Lessard are the very thin plastic bags oversaw the former Win- that time, he served as the that a carton of milk could slip throp Marine Unit and Har- Copy for a StickySee NEWS BRIEFS Page 4 founding organizer of the though.” bor Patrol, implemented and department's Citizen Police The regulation would en- courage people to use their See LESSARD Page 3

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