High School Students Launch First Robotics Club Town Because of the Stop in a Comprehensive Regional Quincy

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THURSDAY, April 4, 2019 Council hears INDEX Police Report 2 from Town Editorials 4 Through The Years 5 officials on Then and Now 5 Obituaries 6 Classified 14 FY’20 budget Business Directory 15 By Sue Ellen Woodcock

Next year’s budget season INDEPENDENT is right on track, and in-cludes town department heads making a brief presen-tation to the Town Council. Tuesday night department heads from Veteran’s Ser-vices, Human Resources, Trea- surer, Assessors, the Council on Aging, and the ferry service/MIS/EB Newton came Newspaper Group before the council. Steve Roche, deputy as- Briefs sessor, said the town had $20 NEWS million in new growth, a record for the town. WINTHROP HEALTH “Property values are up NEEDS ASSESSMENT Trinity Rist (junior), Elizabeth Collins (junior), Max Correia (sophomore), Kevin Webber (sophomore), Jude Heberlein (sophomore), and we hope to see continued Ayat Walid (sophomore), Trevor Franklin (freshman), Tatyana Lewis (freshman). NOT PICTURED are Leo Correia (Grade 7, junior growth,” he said. DEADLINE IS APRIL 7 member), w/ STEM Director Rosemary McCarthy and the three mentors: Paulo Correia, Rick Bryan, and Keith Heberlein. Tanji Cufini, who heads the For the first time, Chel- ferry service, said a $161,000 sea, Revere and Winthrop are subsidy will be given to the combining forces to conduct High School students launch first robotics club town because of the stop in a comprehensive regional Quincy. Another $150,000 is the motivated group of future of them; they had to recruit al grants, the newly estab- Community Health Needs By Kate Anslinger coming from MassDEP. engineers. three engineer mentors and lished Robotics Club received Assessment (CHNA) and “Water traffic should in- In early October of the “Rosemary was the best raise more than $6,000 to get $4,000 from the FIRST Ro- design a Community Health crease because traffic will be 2018-2019 school year, high choice, by far,” said Max Cor- the program up and running. botics Rookie Grant. The club Im-plementation Plan (CHIP). bad,” she said, referring to the schoolers Liz Collins and reia, one of the original club In came Paulo Correia, Rick received $500 from the 11 Major hospitals, along with Tobin Bridge construc-tion Trinity Rist approached ev- members. Bryan, and Keith Heberlein, Foundation and $1,000 from health centers, human ser- over the next two years. vices providers and non-prof- ery STEM and science teach- The students had witnessed real-world engineers and com- the Viking Pride Foundation. robotics clubs well underway munity members who agreed In addition, they took it upon its that serve ar-ea residents, er in the school, asking if In other business: they would be willing to lead in surrounding school dis- to dedicate every Tuesday, themselves to start a GoFund- are working with municipal • Kathleen Napoli, who the robotics club that they tricts, and they felt that they Thursday and Saturday after- Me page and attend town leaders, health depart-ments spearheaded the rally about dreamed of starting. While deserved a chance to learn the noons to guiding the students events requesting donations and the boards of health of the sky-high water rates several teachers didn’t have skillsets needed to build a ro- in building a robot. for the remaining $500. each community to devel- turned in 300 signatures to the the time to add more to their bot and contend with schools “We like to say that we are “These kids did not have a op the plan. Residents of the Town Council to call for an already-packed schedules, in the upcoming FIRST Ro- rookies as well, and we steer lot of money to work with and three communities are being audit of the water and sew-er Middle School STEM Di- botics Competition. butt don’ necessarily drive the they hustled for it,” said Mc- urged to go online and fill out system. rector, Rosemary McCarthy, Once they had McCarthy projects,” said Rick Bryan, a Carthy. “I tip my hat to them.” a survey that asks about local • The Council appropriated stepped in and offered her ex- on their side, the students career software engineer. health issues and other aspects $487,850 to replace lead water pertise, unable to turn down had an even bigger job ahead After applying to sever- See ROBOTICS Page 3 of community life. lines to residences throughout The effort is being co-coor- the town. Funds will be bor- dinated by the North Suffolk rowed from the MWRA Lead Public Health Collaborative Replacement Program. There and the Mass General Hospital Winthrop, the world, all are 840 full lead line services Center for Community Health and this particular appropria- Improvement (CCHI) with the on the same recycling ride tion will remove 100 of them. ultimate goal of identifying, • Somerset Avenue resident By Sue Ellen Woodcock he knows the recycling mar- prioritizing and addressing kets aren’t great. Tom Reilly told the council the most urgent health needs You think you’re doing the When recycling really took he had been given a couple faced by each community and right thing by recycling your off in the late ‘80s and early the region. Such assess-ments plastic milk jug, your card- ‘90s, cities and towns made See COUNCIL Page 4 are often used to apply for tar- board and cans. money off recyclables. SEE ARTICLE PAGE 3 geted funding to help ad-dress Environmentally, you are Much of the recyclables community needs. still doing the right thing, but were shipped to China and Every three years, most for cities and towns, it costs other countries for processing, hospitals conduct a commu- more to dispose of recyclable but now the markets are flood- nity health needs assessment trash as opposed to regular ed and China has closed their to meet requirements set by trash. In Winthrop it all goes markets entirely. the Affordable Care Act. The to the same place – the in- Town Manager Austin Massachusetts Attorney Gen- cinerator – the hauler Capital Faison said the town’s trash eral also requires such a report Waste decides where the trash contract ends in the next fis- and is encouraging regional and recycling go. cal year and he wants to take collaboration among stake- Mike Merolo, one of the holders, including among owners at Capital Waste, said healthcare systems who share See RECYCLING Page 3 the same service areas. “This is one of the first regional assess-ments of its type in Mas- Ruby Viens. sachusetts,” said Jeff Stone, Director of the North Suffolk Ruby Viens recognized for artwork Price subject Public Health Collaborative. to change WHY COOK THIS WEEKEND?? By Kate Anslinger as part in the Youth Art Show. without According to Town Manag- notice er Faison, “This is an import- Sponsored by the Massachu- WE HAVE OUR COOKED CHICKENS ant pro-cess for Winthrop. 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Monday, March 25 Caller states there is a male ment as well. Party called regarding drug Report of a disturbance in stumbling outside JW’s Bis- A 911 hang-up came in with a dark hoodie inside the Motor vehicle accident at paraphernalia in the area of the area of Bayview Avenue. tro. 92 off with male party on from a 508 number. No an- parking lot of Cumberland Pleasant and Somerset Ave- Mary Kelly Park on Morton Officers report the male lives Jefferson Street. Spoke with swer on call back and unable Farms asking for money. nue. Street. Items were picked up. on Hale according to room- the male party who is intox- to get accurate ping. Verizon Spoke to the party who was DPW reports a man using MBTA Police walk-in to mate. An argument was over icated and a friend will be provided a secondary phone looking for loose change to a crossbow on Yirrell Beach turn in firearms ad TC they female party who did not want bringing him home. umber. After speaking to that buy coffee. Party was advised. near the DPW workers and the have on Winthrop resident on to give male party a ride but Report of a much of males party, he provided informa- Party witnessed a motor worker is concerned. It was a Main Street. then decided to. Possibly to a fighting near the park on Jef- tion that his son is in school vehicle hit another vehicle on federal agent on the beach. No Party came in to request a train station. Officers will be ferson Street. Area near JW at Winthrop High School and Crest Avenue and would like bow and arrow. Party checks well-being check on party on checking the area to check on was clear and nothing show- he is in the ninth-grade and to speak to an officer. Vehicle out and units cleared. Winthrop Street whose car the female’s well-being. Offi- ing in the area. the owner of the phone. Fa- heading into Winthrop Beach. Report of a woman at- alarm has been sounding in- cer checked entire area includ- ther gave his son’s name. The It is a late 2000 Caddy. Vehi- tacked by dogs on Mermaid termittently for a few days. ing Deer Island and nothing Sunday, March 31 Avenue. One officer and two Party contacted by phone and student went to the office to cle was found at Seafoam and showing. Officers will be on Caller on Atlantic Street people bit. Aha 2 responding is fine and will address the the lookout and use caution. report he accidentally called Winthrop Shore Drive. Owner states that the people upstairs to scene. Medical aid respond- malfunction car alarm. Made Report of Hispanic male 911. of the Caddy came down to are slamming things on the drive the vehicle and the op- ing. ACO Revere requested contact again with the party party who stole a coffee at the Motor vehicle stop on Main ground. States this goes on Street. A citation was issued erator did not have a license. by ACO in Winthrop. Dog at- and everything is fine. Car 7- Eleven. Party in question every weekend. Spoke with for speed and no having li- Operator will get a citation for tacked officer and two people. alarm was shut off. is not at Cumberland Farms. both parties who were both cense in possession. operating without a license. One officer injured transport- Motor vehicle stop on Re- Male party in custody and is advised. Both parties will be Motor vehicle stop on NH vehicle is in the process ed to MGH via Action. One vere and Crest Avenue. 92 wanted for warrant. Pleasant Street. Verbal warn- of being registered in MA. civilian refused medical aid. enroute. Citation issued for speaking with the landlord ing given. Owner will put the vehicle Two dogs transported to ACO failure to stop for a pedestrian. Saturday, March 30 and if the police have to get Party came into the station on private property until it is Center. Report to follow. Mother calling from Indi- Report of people outside called again they will have to to turn in a wallet he found on properly registered. Papers Party on Highland Avenue ana and states that she has not Blackstrap and being too loud. go to court. Yirrell Beach while walking were exchanged. states that the trash truck driv- spoke to her daughter in five Officer reports only two peo- Caller at Governors Park his dog. The wallet contained Motor vehicle stop at Re- er hit a pole and knocked the days and is concerned for her ple outside. stats there are three males in a considerable amount of cash vere and Kennedy Road. 93 electricity out. Stated that the well-being.. She lives on Sea Officer reports male - par the parking lot possibly with but no ID. Wallet was entered transported male under ar- driver then left in the truck. Foam Avenue. Units spoke to ty threw glass in the street open containers and public in to the evidence and put in rest. G&J towed the vehicle. National Grid on the scene. downstairs neigh or who stat- at Blackstrap’s. Male party drinking. Parties are on their temporary storage. Subject was arrested for un- Easy Disposal truck blew a ed there was a woman who along with friends picked up way who were staying at a Elderly female from Lin- licensed operation of motor fuse in the pole. National Grid lived upstairs but no child. the glass from the street and friend who lives at Governors coln Street called stating that vehicle. on scene making sure the pole Name on mailbox does not moved along. Park. someone called her phone tell- Keeping the peace on Vet- is secure. match. Report of a crane blocking Party on Bowdoin Street ing her to call 911. She stated erans Road. Male party pick- Motor vehicle stop at Deer a lane on Winthrop Street near state she has not hear from she did not ink who called her ing up his belongings. No RO Island. Party throwing trash Friday, March 29 Jefferson. They were told to party in three weeks and and began to get agitated no in place. Just wanted an offi- out the window. Party was ad- Contractor called to request move. would like a well-being the phone and hung up. We cer to be present. Clear, party vised to pick up the trash and a representative from water Party came in to report be- check. Caller lives in Maine spoke with resident who stat- has his items. then sent on his way. department respond to mark ing threatened and harassed and is worried. Spoke to the ed they did to call 911. Staff Calling party states a male Calling party on Pleasant the water services in the area by parties known to him. He roommate who has not been stated they will be checking party highly intoxicated was Street states that she received of Revere Street that he is was provided a victim/witness home since Thursday. on the resident. walking up towards Kenne- harassing phone calls and she working on. DPW contacted form that he will complete and 91 was flagged down by Unknown calling party on dy Drive, weaving back and states that this is an ongoing and will respond. return along with some Social party on Circuit Road who issue. Calling party was con- Officer assisted a turkey Media posts. Argyle Street reported water forth. 92 off on Golden Drive stated she lost her beige Lab. cerned for her safety. She was crossing the road at Revere Caller on Tileston Road coming up near the sub-sta- with the male party. 95 re- Unit checking the area, no given her options. She will and Governors Drive. The an- states there is vehicle partially tion. DPW stated it was com- quests medical aid for the sign of the dog but will keep ing from a manhole and noth- male party. Unit clear, male think things over and if the imal was holding up traffic. blocking his driveway. Caller calls continue she will call Caller on Upland Road states that the car has been a look out. ing to worry about. party transported to the MGH Caller on Myrtle Avenue Party from Jefferson Street Boston via Action EMS. 1212 or file a report the- sta states there is a truck illegal there for a few days. Vehicle is tion. parked in front of her house legally parked and it is a tight states that the neighbor’s dog came into the station to report Minor motor vehicle acci- has been barking nonstop for being harassed by his neigh- dent on Pleasant Street. Call Caller on Bowdoin Street without a permit making it street and difficult to turn into states that her roommate has difficult for a work truck to the driveway. about three hours. This is an bor. He states today she was delayed due to the units tied ongoing issue. No issue, dogs banging on the wall, which up at Golden and Revere. Re- not left the room for a couple get through to work on her Walk-in from Jefferson of days. She is responding but house. Officer states vehicle Street to report ongoing ha- aren’t barking. knocked down four pictures. port to follow. Someone walked in to sta- after while he was leaving she Party came to the station telling them to leave her alone. was legally parked within the rassment from his next door tion to report they saw a sus- kicked his door. He wanted to report suspicious activity Caller stated she has not even frame to park on the street. No neighbor. Person keeps slam- picious person in the lot of this slogged as it an ongoing on Willow Avenue that he be- gotten up to use the bathroom. answer on the callback to the ming the door very loudly on Citizen Bank taking pictures situation. He may need to get lieves needs to be investigat- Units request medical aid for original caller. purpose. She kicks and bangs an HRO. ed. See report with attached female party. Female party Officer stated that pole was on the walls. She does drugs of the bank. 91 spoke to the Report of a blocked drive- witness/victim statement. voluntarily to the MGH Bos- out and to contact DPW to go all day and night and the call- party and saw his paperwork. way on Court Road. Unit re- Unit en route to Bellevue ton via Action EMS. to Prospect Avenue. National er’s grandchildren will ask, He was taking pictures of the questing tow for a blocked fire Avenue to attempt to serve Party on Cliff Avenue stat- Grid notified and will be dis- “what is that smoke,” refer- bank’s website. hydrant. Vehicle was given a trespass order. It was served ed that around 5:30 p.m. his patching a unit. ring to the drug smell. The Motor vehicle stop on Shir- citation for blocking hydrant. in hand. dog ran out of the yard. Name Party came in to report a kicking and punching of the ley Street. Officer reports cita- Officer noted that it was min- Calling party from Gover- is Rivis. larceny by one of the employ- walls has caused at least four tion issued for excessive tint. imally blocking the driveway. nors Drive stated that some- Unit off with vehicle parked ees. pictures to fall off the wall. Operator and owner was ad- Report of a white male Cars would be able to pass by one knocked on her door illegally on Highland venue. This has occurred at least 10 vised that changing symbols looking into vehicles on Gro- it. The owner of the vehicle stating that her car trunk was Unit stated that the vehicle times before. Caller would on vehicle is illegal and that vers Avenue. Officers checked like this on record for future came out to move it and the opened. She did not open the was revoked insurance is on the original ones need to be surrounding streets and states court action. tow was cancelled. door because she did not rec- private property so it will not placed on. that no one in the area that fits Party at Governors Park Units off with vehicle oc- ognize the voice. She just had be towed. Someone is moving Caller on Shirley Street re- the other vehicle that was ille- the description given. states that the apartment in cupied by two people on Nep- an incident where a man was ports that there are a few par- gal parked. Caller on Hale Avenue front of her has a dog howling tune Avenue. Problem with harassing her so she would ties driving under the influ- states that someone stole her in pain for about 20 minutes. registration and this was be- like an officer. Units talked ence. Red car. BOLO issued. Thursday, March 28 package from her doorstep. Unsure if anyone is home. ing rectified. A citation was to the caller and they stated to Group home on Pleasant Received an order to repos- Officer reports party’s pack- There was a dog yelping and issued. keep the door shut and to call Street stated that his sister is sess vehicle on Walden Street. age was stolen on Wednesday. the door was unlocked. Unit if any other incidents happen. being picked on. Officer spoke Male party reported walk- Officer will be doing a report checked dog out and it has Tuesday, March 26 ing in the middle of Morton and also advised the party to plenty of food and water and with both female parties and Motor vehicle stop on Wednesday, March 27 Street. Medical en route. Par- make contact with the postal was in no danger. Unit noti- staff. Everything is ok. there Pleasant Street. A citation was Party at Governors Park ty was located on Douglas service. fying management about the is a small issue between fe- issued for speeding. states that her neighbor in the Street. Spoke with the party Party on Upland Road general complaint. male and other party but staff Range Rover parked in basement keeps banging on and he was cleared by medi- stated they are frightened Caller on Cliff Avenue is taking care of it and has it same spot for over a week on her ceiling. Units knocked cal. by some kind of animal that states that someone hit his under control. Bartlett Road. Officer request- on door to apartment and no Party reports that she has climbed their ran spout and is girlfriend’s fence with a car Caller on Irwin Street states ing a tow. G&J has the vehi- answer. They don’t hear any- been receiving harassing sitting on their roof and would and would like to speak to that he is in the house by him- cle. thing coming from the apart- phone calls and e-mail. like an officer to respond. Of- an officer. Car was not on the self. Unit spoke to the male Neighbors reporting ha- ficer advised parties that if it scene. Fence was not struck party and he will be going Please come to the St. John’s Episcopal Church rassment on Wave Way Av- still there in the morning to with a vehicle. It looks like to bed for the night. He will Annual Spring Craft Fair enue. It is a civil matter over call DPW but for now there is someone may have opened it contact the sister who report- neighbor putting mail in her nothing much an officer can and caused minor damage. ed this incident. Unit reports Saturday, April 13, 10 A.M. – 2 P.M. mail box. do. Report of a male party leaving message to the sister. Parish Hall, 222 Bowdoin St., Winthrop Jewelry  Edible Treasures  Knit & Crochet Items Easter Items  Wood Crafts  Photography Wreaths  Sea Glass Crafts/Wearables

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Robotics // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 WINTHROP’ STEPHEN HINES Before they knew it, the Ro- they head to college. since they started their own funds to purchase tools and NAMED AS AGENT CHOICE MVP botics Club had a core group By December, the Robot- club. Their hard work paid parts and to cover travel ex- of eight students, all who were ics Club, who also deemed off and they took home the penses-and they are already passionate about learning the themselves as “Norse Code,” “Rookie Inspiration Award” brainstorming creative ways necessary expertise needed to was prepared to enter their and “Highest-Seeded Rookie to fundraise for next year. build a bot. All eight students 79-pound robot, in its first Award.” “It’s impossible to put to- who see themselves as future competition. The competi- Now, the club’s main goal gether and work a robot on engineers, began learning all tion, held at Reading Memo- is to keep getting better, and your own,” said Correia. “We the necessary components to rial High School, entailed they are refining the skills that all have different individual building a robot; program- three full days of qualification they have already learned, skills and we come together in ming, mechanics, machining, rounds and interviews with improving the movement and the end for this major project.” and electronics. As an added panels of judges. In a field cargo structure of their robot. If you are interested in do- bonus, they learned a great house full of experienced ro- Going forward they will not nating to the WHS Robotics deal about promotion, fund- botics clubs, “Norse Code” only need the $2,000 annual Club, please contact Rose- raising and outreach, all skills showed off what they had ac- FIRST Robotics Club reg- mary McCarthy at: rmccar- that will come in handy when complished in the short time istration fee but additional [email protected].

Recycling // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 a comprehensive look at the are now paying.” tal Waste was $1,189,738 in these certain items recycled,” Each year, Robert Paul Properties agents from across Cape solid waste contract, including Faison plans on forming fiscal year 2018, $1,216,507 Faison said. “Are will will- Cod, Greater Boston, Metro-West, and the North Shore vote for refuse, recycling, composting. a committee to work on the in fiscal year 2019, and will ing to recycle because it’s the an agent that has shown themselves to be crucially valuable “We need to holistically issue, perhaps even consider be $1,243,879 in fiscal year right thing to do or are we will to their clients and to the company. This year, Stephen Hines, look at all these things,” he uniform barrels. 2020. to let our materials go to an in- Senior Residential Sales Associate in Back Bay, Winthrop and Sa- said. “This is an arduous pro- According to Steve Calla, This contract which was cinerator or landfill?” lem was selected by his peers as that agent during the annual cess. We currently have an director of public works, in executed in 2013 (FY14) is an awards meeting at the Cotuit Center for the Arts. ‘all in’ waste removal contract calendar year 2018, Capital all-inclusive contract that ex- and in that we don’t have any Waste collected 5,617 tons of pires on June 30, 2020, Calla say about our recycling. Re- trash from Winthrop. They said. Beacon Photo & Frame to host PanAfrica Project cycling is treated the same as also collected 1,475 tons of Faison said the next con- Story & Photo by Marianne Salza architectural style. phasizes the progressiveness trash is unfortunately.” single stream recycling. Sin- tract a question that will have Engineers utilize the abun- of contemporary African Faison said he recently saw gle stream recycling refers to to be answered is “is it worth Photographer Lou Jones dant sand as building materi- countries – the industries, ed- an article in the New York a system in which all kinds of it to recycle these items.” He formed a figure of the Afri- al. Jones depicts this ingenuity ucation system, sciences, reli- Times on how expensive re- recyclables such as plastics, would even like to see the can continent with his hand, and images of modern Africa gion, art, and natural resourc- cycling is. In the world market paper, metals, glass etc. are town have a place for textile drawing a line across north- in his photographic series: es of the diverse people. China has essentially cut off put into a single bin by con- recycling. ern Africa to illustrate the Sa- PanAfrica Project. “We spend a substantial the United States for recycling sumers. If the town is really in to hara Desert, where the Sahel The PanAfrica Project, amount of time in each coun- because they claim the materi- Calla added that the De- looking at recycling the cost stretches from coast to coast. on display April 6-May 4 at try,” explained the award-win- al is contaminated. partment of Public Works col- of the contract will go up. There, he noticed a distinct Beacon Photo & Frame, em- ning photographer whose “There are very few plac- lected an additional 90 tons of Some communities pick up career spans over 40 years, es in the world for recyclable trash from the Town’s munic- recycled materials but they and includes pieces published materials to be sold,” Faison ipal barrels. are disposed at the incinerator. around the world in maga- said. “Communities used to The annual cost to the town “Are we going to include zines like National Geograph- make money in the past they for the contract with Capi- in the contract that we want ic, and Time. Through his portraits, such as a man piloting a Boeing Lime bikes to return with a little something extra 737 airplane, and an Ethiopi- an biotechnician researching By Sue Ellen Woodcock a little electronic kick. first time riding an electric as- means of naturally increasing “We talked, for three hours sist bike and I am totally sold. a crop’s yield, Jones hopes to Officials from Lime Bike on everything, the mechanics, It’s like the wind pushing you transform people’s visions of and two Winthrop commit- the safety, the regulations, from behind. Chief Delehanty Africa, and challenge clichés. tees (Traffic Safety Advisory the legislation of these bikes even got on one.” “I realized that I was a Committee – TSAC) and the and how we might be able to The contract with Lime photographer and have a uni- Transportation Committee safely effectively,” said Julia Bike has to be modified and versal language. I don’t need there will be a few recommen- A maasai warrior outside of his boma (homestead) in Manyara, met Monday night about start- Wallerce, chair of the Trans- See PANAFRICA Page 6 ing a new bicycling season portation Committee. “We dations. Tanzania, on August 15, 2014. (Photo by Lou Jones). with Lime Bike, this time with got to ride the bike. It was my The Town Council gets to vote on whether or not the town will have the bicycles. The regular bicycles should roll out next month, and will be in Winthrop until June when they will be replaced with E-Lime Bikes. One resident concerned about the bicycles is John Morgan who lives on Gold- en Drive and likes to take Your career walks. Morgan is blind and has tripped over the bikes left on the sidewalk. He said he The new electric-assist Lime Bikes that will be rolling into Win- would prefer designated areas throp next month. to place the bikes. deserves Spring has arrived! an Encore.

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BRING ON THE SPRING

Yes, we know that the calendar told us that spring officially Forumto the Editor began with the vernal equinox on March 20. And yes, the cro- LETTER cuses have been in full bloom, bringing a welcome burst of col- REGARDING The Transcript mentions children’s future. Finally, as Dr. Michael or to the otherwise-dreary New England landscape at this time CLIMATE CHANGE the recent unprecedented We must transition justly Mann says: “The single big- of year. flooding in the heart of our to renewable energy-wind, gest way to have an impact Dear Editor, But those of us who call Eastern Massachusetts home know nation’s bread basket. Food solar, geothermal, etc. There on climate change is through Bravo to the Winthrop all-too-well that the actual spring season does not get underway production is at risk. Not only is much we can do individual- collective pressure on policy- Transcript Staff for their ed- that, our wine and coffee pro- ly—decrease plastic, decrease makers to act in our interests until well into April and May, thanks primarily to the sea-breez- itorial: “Another Sign of Cli- duction is at risk. I am ready waste, promote energy effi- rather than special interests.” es that wash over us with air that has been cooled by ocean mate Change” 3/22/19. Glob- to act on that alone! ciency, electric vehicles, heat We must hold our legislators temperatures that are only in the high 40s. al climate change is indeed As the Transcript notes: pumps, advocate for carbon accountable. accelerating at a faster rate Still, with the winter of 2019 in the rear-view mirror, we can’t The costs of climate change pricing, etc. One thing we all Thank you so much for than predicted. Dr. Anthony devastation, if we do not can do today is “green up” your ardent advocacy and complain too much about the weather. Leiserowitz of the Yale Cli- The past winter season was easy on our backs because of the change our ways immediate- our electricity. National Grid, please lets have more. mate Project sums up climate ly, far outweigh the costs of via Green Energy Consumers, lack of snow that needed to be shoveled. Power outages were change in 10 words: “It’s implementing green energy provides all my electricity that Suzanne Hitchcock-Bryan, almost non-existent compared to the past few years. And coastal real; it’s us; it’s bad; scientists measures. Yes. It is about our is 100% generated by wind. It RN, MPH flooding, the bane of residents in our low-lying areas, thankfully agree; there’s hope.” health—our economy—our is easy to make the switch. did not occur, despite the potential that existed with the extraor- dinarily high tides in January, February, and March because of those super moons. News Briefs // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Still, we know that spring can bring its share of nasty and troublesome weather events. The bombogenesis (the term refers -ipal level so that we can (2) dates as scheduled by the 617-846-8538. Young adults reading YA to a weather system that essentially explodes when the baromet- improve services we provide Chamber. Therefore, no indi- books once a month. Snacks to residents. It is exciting to vidual repairs or maintenance will be provided! ric pressure drops 24 millibars within 24 hours) that occurred WPL APRIL partner with our neighbors will be performed on any ban- SCHEDULE with the coastal storm that came up the Atlantic Seaboard this because public health issues ner except for these two dates Check out what’s happen- For Kids week thankfully stayed out to sea. can impact our communities as scheduled by the Winthrop Monday, April 1, 8, 15, and in different ways.” Chamber of Commerce. ing at the Winthrop Public But this near-miss served as a reminder that we may not be so Library, Metcalf Square in 22, 11:45 a.m.: Toddler Craft lucky the next time around. The collaborators have set Street Pole Banner Con- Time an ambitious timeline. The tract: Payment can be made April! Our programs are al- Still, with mild temperatures in the forecast for the first half ways free. Toddlers can join us every CHNA and CHIP will be via credit card or check. If Monday for a craft project. of April, we can’t complain -- and, like hope, our thoughts of paying with a credit card We will continue with the completed by Sept. 30, and Tuesday, April 2, 9, 16, 23 warmer weather spring eternal. will result in a guide for a please call the office so we following hours through the and 30, 3:00 p.m. : Kids Cre- three-year community health can process it. Checks should spring: ate Club improvement plan that all be made payable to the Win- Monday 10-6 pro-viders can use. The pro- throp Chamber of Commerce. Tuesday 11-8 A hands-on activity time cess includes intensive data Deadline is April 9, 2019 Wednesday 10-8 for children on Tuesdays af- collection--hundreds of resi- Call the Chamber at 617- Thursday 11-8 ter-school. Open to grades dent surveys, interviews and 846-9898 for more infor-ma- Friday 10-5 3-6. focus groups, as well as col- tion. Saturday 10-5 Wednesday, April 3, 10, lecting data from other agen- 17, and 24, 10:30 a.m.: Little cies such as the MA De-part- DOG LICENSE LATE For Adults Wiggles Tuesday, April 2, 16, and ment of Public Health and the FEE HAS STARTED Clap your hands, stomp US Census. 30, 11:30 a.m. : your feet and wiggle with the As of April 1, dogs can A website has been created, Tech Drop-In - Afternoon beat! This is a high-energy be fined by the Animal Con- www.northsuffolkassessment. Sessions music and movement pro- trol Officer if not properly org, to provide information and Tuesday, April 9 and gram where your chil-dren licensed per MGL Chapter to anyone who may be in- 23, 5:30 p.m. : Tech Drop-In 140 Section 137. Residents will be wiggling and giggling terested. People who live or - Even-ing Sessions were notified in the following throughout. Ages 2-5 years. work in Chelsea, Revere and On Tuesdays, we offer ways: Wednesday, April 3 and Winthrop are encour-aged to free basic computer help and • License form was includ- 17, 3 p.m.: Lego Club complete a survey. It is avail- assistance with library re- ed in your annual Census. Lego Club is on the first able in English, Spanish, Por- sources. Come by and work This mailing went to every and third Wednesday of every tuguese and Arabic, reflecting with staff on: basic computer household in Winthrop over month in the Hazlett Room. the languages most frequently skills, ereaders and mobile de- 12,000 homes received this Friday, April 5, 12, 19, and spoken in the communities. vices, web searching, email, Independent census and license notifica- library resources (Overdrive, 26, 10:30 a.m. : Storytime - tion in January. In-fants and Toddlers CHAMBER OF Gale Databases, Ances-try. Newspaper Group • Press release on WCAT com, and more). 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Text or attachments emailed to residential neighborhoods. ple, and especially their dogs school vacation week event. For more info about Free [email protected] are preferred. One map is from 1937. to stay off the marked nesting Friday, April 19, 3:15 p.m. Cone Day, visit the Showcase • The Piping Plovers are areas. : Teen Book Club Cinemas website. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, April 4, 2019 Page 5 WINTHROP HISTORY WEBSITE: WIHAONLINE.ORG THE MORE WINTHROP Then and Now Things Change ... Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association Items selected from past issues of the Winthrop Sun, The Winthrop By G. David Hubbard • Photos courtesy of Stephen F. Moran Review, The Winthrop Visitor, The Transcript and The Sun-Transcript ARTICLE 873 - COTTAGE PARK HOTEL - ESTABLISHED 1880

20 years ago 60 years ago McQueeney by $40, but Mc- April 1, 1999 April 2, 1959 Queeney, who lives at 9 At- Faced with rising public Despite a final plea from lantic St., has served the town 1 sentiment against their de- article sponsor Charles De- well before in this capacity. cision not to renew the con- Gaust, who urged Town The selectmen heard the tract of Police Chief Thomas Meeting members, “Don’t plans for construction of a Shamshak, the selectmen this sweep the dirt under the car- new hospital in Middlesex week have offered a written pet,” Town Meeting voted at County for tubercular patients statement outlining the rea- its fourth session against the and heard what the town’s sons for their decision. The appointment of a committee share might be for local resi- selectmen said they have ex- to study the system of prop- dents who need such care. pressed their disappointment erty assessment. DeGaust and The campaign fund drive with his job performance at a other supporters of the article for the new First Method- number of executive sessions, said that the present assess- ist Church has subscribed citing his alleged failure to ments are reflective of proper- $220,500. address the increasing num- ty value inequities and need to Greta Garbo and John Gil- ber of breaks into home and be corrected. bert star in “A Woman of garages; his failure to develop Dr. John Crandon, assisted Affairs” at the Winthrop and a drug and alcohol prevention by Dr. Harold Greenfield, per- Dream theatres. program; and his failure to formed a “miracle” surgery at Winthrop Community Hospi- adopt stricter parking and traf- 100 years ago tal that is being credited with fic enforcement. The board April 5, 1919 saving the life of a Winthrop It is rumored that construc- also alleged that the police woman after she had been department has shown a dis- tion work by the War Depart- struck by a car and critically ment to build a bridge to con- regard for the town budgetary injured on Revere Street. nect Deer Island to Pt. Shirley process and that members of Housing for the elderly in 2 the department have shown Winthrop took a giant step across the treacherous waters disrespect for other town em- forward this week when all of Shirley Gut is about to be- ployees and for each other for of the towns clergymen gave gin. The federal government which they are holding Sham- their unqualified support for aims to make Deer Island a shak accountable. the construction of 30 such supply base for the Boston Despite the selectmen’s units by the Winthrop Hous- Harbor fortifications. At low statement, opponents of the ing Authority. tide Shirley Gut is as calm selectmen’s decision continue The phone company has as a mill pond, but becomes to circulate a petition through- announced plans for the con- a swirling mass of cross cur- out the town in support of the struction of a new building rents when the tide changes. chief. that will serve as the head- Nearly 200 men gathered “Ed TV,” “Doug’s First quarters for the telephone at the Winthrop Yacht Club Movie,” and “Analyze This” dial system being planned for to hear thrilling accounts of are playing at the Revere Winthrop. the war experiences of our Showcase Cinemas. Brigitte Bardot stars in Hel- Winthrop boys. Sgt. Talcott en of Troy and Rosalind Rus- in particular held the audience 40 years ago sell stars in “Auntie Mame” at spellbound with his stories of April 4, 1979 the Winthrop Theatre. life in the trenches and of go- Robert DeLeo swamped ing over the top. both of his opponents in the 70 years ago selectman’s race in Mon- March 31, 1949 110 years ago Of all the fifty-six hotels, at about 175 Bartlett Road ditions were made by Orlando day’s town election. DeLeo The “iron curtain” that April 3, 1909 inns and resort establishments where William Francis Bart- Belcher to expand it into the received 2,442 votes to 908 has surrounded the meetings The bazaar of the Winthrop that have operated in Win- lett, his son, was raised. For Cottage Park Hotel shown in for John L. Sullivan and 141 of the Board of Selectmen’s Improvement and Historical throp from 1880 to date un- those who are unaware, Gen- picture #2. From 1883 until for Thomas Mastrangelo. De- meetings since the founding Association was held before of the town is about to be torn der no less than 75 different eral William Francis Bartlett 1902, passengers from Boston Leo conducted a whirlwind a large crowd and was suc- down with the announcement cessful in raising funds for names, the largest and most was severely wounded during were transported by ferry boat campaign with hundreds of luxurious was the Cottage the Civil War, lost a leg in ac- this week by the present board the preservation of the Deane to a terminal located on a pier supporters for the seat that Park Hotel complex located tion but returned to duty and was vacated by incumbent members, Robert E. Kirby, Winthrop House. on Bartlett Road and Bartlett led his troops into battle with where the Cottage Park Yacht Dick Dimes, who decided not Walter Smith, and Peter Prin- The Winthrop Equal Suf- Parkway. We have received a wooden leg only to be cap- Club is now located as shown to seek re-election. Ron Vec- ci, that meetings of the select- frage League held a well-at- numerous requests for more tured and incarcerated as a in picture #3. This pier was chia won a tight race for the men now will be open to the tended guest speaker night at information on this resort prisoner of war. He was one at the end of Orlando Avenue, Board of Health seat by a 40 public. the home of Mrs. Carrie V. hotel and therefore have pre- of the most prominent vet- just one block from Bartlett vote margin, while Ted Hur- Pupils at the Centre School Paul at 36 Summit Ave. After pared a mini series of Then erans of the Civil War and ley topped a crowded field for bade good-bye this week to a piano solo, the guest speak- Road, where the Cottage Park er, Miss Alfretta McClure of and Now articles that will be a statue of him stands in the Constable. Incumbent asses- Mrs. G. Marion Frederick, a Hotel complex was located. Boston, a law college gradu- devoted to describing first its Massachusetts State House. Looking up what would later sor Henry “Red” Rock edged teacher at the school for 25 challenger Russell Hughes in years. ate and successful business- establishment in 1880, then its When discharged, he married become Cottage Park Road, another close contest. Clark Gable, Van Johnson, woman, spoke on the subject expansion to its final config- the young lady that had nursed picture #4 depicts the begin- of, “Reasons Why Women uration in the late 1890s and him back to health, Agnes An estimated 500 an- and Walter Pidgeon star in ning of the hotel complex. Should Have the Ballot.” finally the many amenities it Pomeroy of Pittsfield and, af- ti-nuclear energy protesters “Command Decision” at the The next ‘Then and Now’ ar- Townspeople are mourn- had to offer its cliental in the ter the war, they toured Europe marched on the home of Gov. Winthrop and State Theatres. ing the passing of long-time ticle will describe the further early 1900s. This article be- as ambassadors of President Edward J. King to express resident and town official Lu- gins with the 1850 construc- Johnson. Picture #1 shows expansion of the hotel to its their opposition to King’s re- 80 years ago cius Floyd, who was born in tion of the first home in this this home as it appeared in the final configuration of about cently stated position in favor April 1, 1939 the Deane Winthrop House area for Charles W. Bartlett mid 1850s. About 1880, ad- 1895. of constructing nuclear power The adjourned annual on Nov. 18, 1834. He was the plants. The protesters cited Town Meeting drew a capac- oldest of nine children born to the recent Three Mile Island ity crowd to the junior high David and Sally (Tewksbury) disaster. After receiving their school gymnasium. Among Floyd. Lucius attended the old petition, King said he would the appropriation articles were school house near the present not change his mind. $30,000 for the town’s share town hall and also attended 3 of WPA and other government Christopher Reeve stars in Philips Academy in Andover, “Superman” at the Kincade work projects and $500 for where he enjoyed many re- Theatre. music and entertainment on unions with his classmates in the Fourth of July at Ingleside recent years. Park. The Board of Public 50 years ago Welfare was authorized to ap- April 3, 1969 130 years ago point a physician in the areas April 5, 1889 Town Meeting concluded of public welfare, old age as- its 1969 business last week A large number of Win- sistance, soldier’s relief, and throp people showed their with a fifth and final- ses workmen’s compensation. sion. A tax increase of $5.50 support for the liquor prohi- Mrs. Joseph J. Dalton was bition amendment by turning is expected, based on a town installed as the new President out for the eloquent, soul-stir- budget of about $4.5 million. of the Winthrop Emblem Club ring talk by Rev. Dr. Horr of Among the controversial before a crowd of 300 persons East Boston here Tuesday. items approved by members Sunday evening at the Elks There will be a statewide vote was the article calling for the Lodge. on prohibition on April 22. addition of three police of- Norma Shearer and Clark Rev. Horr noted that in states ficers to the local Police- De Gable star in “Idiot’s Delight” where prohibition has been partment. at the Winthrop and State the- enacted, such as Maine and Thomas Harrington was atres. Kansas, crime has decreased honored as Knight of the Year substantially. at the 73rd annual anniversary 90 years ago Winthrop residents are con- dinner of the local Knights of April 6, 1929 cerned that the proposal for Columbus. The selectmen this week sewage to be directed from the 4 Gregory Peck and Eva Ma- awarded the contract for the metropolitan Boston area to rie Saint star in “The Stalking construction of sidewalks to Deer Island will result in local Moon” at the Winthrop The- the Frank McQueeney Com- beaches becoming a cesspool atre. pany in the amount of $6,280. for the waste of the 278,600 A Chelsea firm underbid people of this area.

Viens // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 (YAM), a national celebra- year’s Youth Art Month theme fellow staff helped me narrow tion endorsed by the Council is Your Art, Your Story. down the selec-tions.” for Art Education and the Na- “Ruby is a truly talented The following five students tional Art Ed-ucation Associa- artist,” said art teacher, Sar- tion (NAEA). ah Egan. “She takes her time also have artwork displayed This yearly celebration is while creating and often ap- there: Daniel Edwards (K), held during March and em- pears to be reflecting on her Dazlynn Johnson (K), Wil- phasizes the value of art ed- work during the art-making liam Reth (1st), Lilianna Rob- ucation for all chil-dren and process. It was a difficult de- encourages support for quality cision since we have so many erts (1st), and Michael Barron art programs in schools. This talented students, however; (2nd). Page 6 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, April 4, 2019 E-mail: [email protected]

Winthrop Senior Center News OBITUARIES April 4 – April 10, 2019 Hours: Mon-Thurs:8:30-4pm/Fri:8:30-2:30pm

Mary Reczek Thursday, April 4 Former Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club member 8:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) 10:30am – Red Hatters Meeting 10:30am – Zumba with Barbara Mary E. Reczek of Pea- 12:00pm – Lunch body, formerly of Winthrop, 1:00pm – Bingo passed away at Brooksby Vil- lage in Peabody on March 23. Friday, April 5 She was 95 years old. 9:00am-12:30pm – Podiatry Appointments with Dr. Kaplan ($20; Appoint- Born in East Boston, the ment Required) beloved daughter of the late 9:30am – Exercise Class 10:00am – Ceramics with Gerry Mary (Hayes) and William 10:30am – Line Dancing with Cindy Fielding, Sr. and a former 12:00pm – Lunch member of the Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club, she Saturday, April 6 was the devoted wife of the 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy late Walter A. Reczek, Sr. from the Caggiano-O’Ma- A pressman proofreading the daily newspaper in Windhoek, Monday, April 8 and the loving mother of Paul ley-Frazier Funeral Home, Namibia, on August 19, 2015. (Photo by Lou Jones) 9:30am – Exercise Reczek and his wife, Ruth of Winthrop on Wednesday, fol- 10:15-11:15am – Balance and Stability Demonstration with Kelly Trainor Kingston, N.H., Robert Rec- lowed by a Funeral Mass in St. 12:00pm – Lunch zek and his wife Lorraine, of John the Evangelist Church. 1:00pm – Bingo Melrose, Gerard Reczek and Services concluded with the PanAfrica // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 6:15pm – Zumba Toning with Barbara his wife, Gail of Andover and committal in the Cross Street translation. I can show peo- of images by acclaimed pho- Tuesday, April 9 the late Walter A. Reczek, Jr. section of Winthrop Ceme- and his wife, Mary Ann of ple what’s going on,” said tographer, George Panagakos, 9:30am – Tai Chi with Cindy tery. Memorial donations may Jones, East Boston resident. who has accompanied Jones 10:00am – Arts & Crafts Lexington; dear sister of the be made to the Joslin Diabe- 10:00am – Bowling (at Winthrop Elks) late William Fielding Jr. and “Modern Western media deals on several of his trips, at Bea- tes Center at www.joslin.org. with three issues: poverty, con Photo & Frame, 185 Win- 10:30am – Zumba with Cindy James Fielding. She is also To sign the online guestbook 12:00pm – Lunch survived by 12 grandchildren pestilence, and conflict.” throp Street, Winthrop. Jones 1:00pm– Art Class with Dawn go to www.caggianofuneral- For more than five years, will be speaking during the and 19 great-grandchildren. home.com. 1:00pm – Chorus Rehearsal Her funeral was conducted Jones and his team have trav- exhibit’s opening reception on eled to 14 African countries, Saturday, April 6, 8-11 p.m. Wednesday, April 10 delving into the culture for a “Lou Jones has probably 9:30am – Exercise Class month at a time, with plans taken over 100,000 photos of 9:30-11:30am – Kelly’s Nails on Wheels (Manicures cost $10; Appoint- Melody Allen ment Required) of returning to visit all 54 these 14 different countries in 10:00am – Caregiver Support Group Meeting Winthrop middle school teacher countries with the goal of ex- Africa. I asked him to show 10:30am – Yoga with Kathleen ($5) panding Western culture’s un- photos of people that our au- 10:30am – Tap Dancing with Tracy (at the Methodist Church) Melody A. Allen of Pleas- derstanding of the economy, dience can empathize with 12:00pm – Eats & Treats Café Cooking Demonstration ($2; must sign up ant Court, Win-throp passed urban life, and development. and understand their person- in advance) away at the Brigham and “We see entrepreneurs, alities,” noted John Munson, 12:00pm – Lunch Women’s Hospital on March families, accountants, and Owner of Beacon Photo & 1:15pm – Italian Class with Michael 3:00-3:45pm – Play Chess with the WMS Chess Club 21. She was 62 years old. music,” Jones described, of- Frame, who admires Jones’ Born in Boston, the be- ten with his eyes closed as he series as an anthropological loved daughter of the late imagines the vivid scenes in study. “We are all one. We For additional information on our services, activities, pro- Sophie (Gorchykowski) and his mind. have the same emotions, de- grams, or to view our newsletters, lunch menus and more, visit Wil-liam Voloshen and a res- View Lou Jones’ PanAfrica sires, and tendencies. That’s our website: town.winthrop.ma.us/council-aging. ident of Win-throp for over Project, featuring a selection what I’m trying to point out.” Part-Time Senior-Van Driver Wanted: The Senior Center is 29 years, she was em-ployed looking for part-time driver (16 hours/week) for its Senior Van. The as a middle school teacher for van provides round-trip transportation for medical appointments, Winthrop Public Schools. Church on Monday, March shopping, trips to and from the Senior Center, etc. for senior citizens in She was the loving mother 25. Memorial donations may Winthrop. Salary: $12/hour. To apply, please forward a letter of inter- of Joshua Allen of Norwood be made to the Jimmy Fund est, employment application (available on town website) and resume and Rebecca Allen of Hun- to Council on Aging Director, Kathryn L. Dixon at 35 Harvard Street, atwww.danafarber.jimmy- Winthrop, MA 02152, or [email protected]. tington Beach, Calif., the dear fund.org/. 2019 Senior Citizens Tax Work-Off Program: Applications for sister of the late William Vo- To sign the online guest- the 2019 Senior Citizens Tax Work-Off Program are now available loshen and his wife, Micheli- book go towww.caggianofu- at the Senior Center, and online at www.town.winthrop.ma.us/coun- na and Michael Vo-loshen and neralhome.com. cil-aging. Applications are due back to the Senior Center by 2pm on the cherished grandmother of Arrangements were under Wednesday, April 17th. For more information on the program, please Brooke, James, Skyler and the direction of the Caggia- visit our website, or contact the Senior Center at 617-846-8538. River. no-O’Maley-Frazier Funeral A Memorial Mass was held Home, Winthrop. Get the Senior Center’s monthly newsletter emailed to you. You can in St. John the Evangelist now subscribe to have the Senior Center Newsletter emailed to you each month. To sign up, go to www.town.winthrop.ma.us/subscribe.

Art Class with Dawn: Beginning in April, Art Class with Dawn TORF FUNERAL Mahoney will be moving to Tuesdays at 1:00pm. In Loving Memory of Yoga with Kathleen: Beginning Thursday, March 7th we will be SERVICE offering a second yoga class with Kathleen. The new class will meet Paul A. Femino Jr. Pre-need planning with our on Thursday mornings at 8:30am. Yoga with Kathleen also meets on Dec. 15, 1969 — April 6, 2017 price protection guarantee. Wednesdays at 10:30am. nd Arrangements made at our Photographer Lou Jones and John Munson, owner of Beacon Senior Lunch: If you would like to come for lunch, please call the 2 Anniversary facility or in the comfort of Photo & Frame. day before by 12:00pm so that your order is counted for the next day. your own home Thank you! 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: Computer Lab: The Senior Center computer lab is open Monday- Deborah Torf Golden Thursday: 9am-3pm and Friday: 9am-2pm. Amy Torf Golden All types of services Play Chess with the Winthrop Middle School Chess Club: Mem- Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) bers of the WMS Chess Club will be at the Senior Center on Wednes- M.L. Torf (1867-1940) for all types of people. days, from 3-4pm. No previous knowledge of chess is necessary. Be- ginner and experienced players are welcome to come and play. If you (617) 889-2900 Some people prefer traditional funeral would like to sign up, or would like more information, please call the Senior Center at 617-846-8538. All equipment will be provided. (800)428-7161 services. Others prefer cremation. www.torffuneralservice.com SHINE Counseling: Volunteer SHINE Counselors are here to help Some want an elaborate ceremony. you with any health insurance questions you may have. If you would Then there are others who don’t like to visit with one of our SHINE Counselors, please call the Senior The depths of sorrow we Center (617-846-8538) to schedule an appointment. want any ceremony at all. When We are looking for a Spanish teacher to teach a weekly, one hour cannot tell of the loss of To place a it comes to funerals, there are class. A stipend of $50/class is available. Please contact the Senior one we loves so well; as many options as there are Center at 617-846-8538 if you are interested. memoriam Do you have any unused jewelry hanging around the house? If And while he sleeps people. And we take pride in so, would you consider donating it to the Senior Center? We put jew- a peaceful sleep, His in the being able to say we offer them all. elry on sale, with all proceeds benefiting the Senior Center. Thank you! memory we shall Winthrop Sun UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS always keep. Transcript, Monday, April 8 (10:15-11:15am): Balance and Stability Demon- Love, stration with Kelly Trainor. VOXXLife products will be available for please call Caggiano purchase. Wednesday, April 10 Mom, Dad, Andrew, 781-485-0588 FUNERALHOME (12:00pm): Eats & Treats Café. Join us for Geoff, Bella, and Max this monthly cooking demonstration, and sample the finished product: 147 Winthrop Street • Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 Chicken, ziti and broccoli with an olive oil and garlic sauce. Cost: Telephone: 617-846-8700 Fax: 617-846-8701 $2.00 (space is limited to 10 people). www.caggianofuneralhome.com(617) 846-8700 www.CaggianoFuneralHome.com. Tuesday, April 30 (12:30pm): Winthrop Police/Senior Community Open Discussion. Join the WPD for a discussion on traffic stops: how www.CremationsbyCaggianoFH.com should the motoring public deal with this temporary detention by a © adfinity© police officer? How do police deal with traffic stops? Get the answers to these and any other questions you may have. IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE...... Wednesday, May 1 (1:00pm): Organic Gardening for Everyone. Naturalist and landscaper John Root will teach you about natural and effective techniques for the cultivation of a variety of vegetables, OBITUARIES MAURICE W. KIRBY fruits, herbs and flowers. Perennials for edible landscaping and attracting birds, butterflies, bees and other beneficials will be offered for sale. If you would like to attend, please sign up at the front desk or call All obituaries and death notices 617-846-8538. Wednesday, May 8 (12:00pm): Eats & Treats Café. Sit back and watch as a nacho dip is prepared and sample the finished product. will be at a cost of Wednesday, May 15 (12:00-2:00pm): Spring Fling. Join us for a Chinese food buffet and entertainment by singer Tommy Rull. Tickets can be purchased at the front desk of the Senior Center and cost $20 $100.00 per paper. (checks only; please make payable to: Friends of the WCOA). Tickets must be purchased by Tuesday, May 7th. That includes photo. FUNERAL HOME, INC. UPCOMING TRIPS Flyers, with detailed information on each trip are available at the • COMPARE OUR PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS Senior Center. • SPACIOUS PARKING AREA Thursday, April 25, 2019: Mama Mia! The Ultimate ABBA Trib- Please send to ute. Cost: $95 (includes lunch). Meal choice: Stuffed Breast of Chick- • SERVING ALL FAITHS en or Baked Schrod. CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION Tuesday, May 21, 2019: The Edwards Twins: An Evening with [email protected] the Stars. Cost: $95 (includes lunch). Meal choice: Stuffed Breast of Chicken or Baked Schrod. (617) 846-0909 Saturday, June 22, 2019: Boat Cruise, Train Ride and Lunch in or call 781-485-0588 210 WINTHROP ST., WINTHROP Essex, CT. Cost: $108 (includes lunch). Meal choice: Sautéed Chicken WWW.MAURICEKIRBYFH.COM Breast or Sliced Sirloin. E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, April 4, 2019 Page 7

THE BAY STATE CHAPTER OF THE FREEDOMS FOUNDATION HOSTS 39TH ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER AT SPINELLI’S IN LYNNFIELD Last Friday evening the Bay State Chapter of the Free- doms Foundation held the annual awards night at Spi- nelli’s in Lynnfield. Digni- taries from neighboring cities and towns attended the event, supporting the basic spirit the Freedom’s Founda-tion stands for. George Washington Hon- or Medals are given in three Founder of the Bay State categories, Youth Commu- Chapter Hon. Joseph Ferrino nity, Adult Community and welcomes President and CEO Public Communications. Spe- of FFVF, David Harmer. cial guest speaker at the event Bay State officers, Stephanie Locke, Ed Coletta, Marissa DiPietro, President and CEP FFVF David Harmer, President Ron Vecchia, Pledge of Allegiance led by was David Harmer, President Founder Joe Ferrino, Dr. Matthew Mallen, Barbara Survilas, and Sabina Casella. Past President Dr. Matthew J and CEO of Freedoms Foun- Mallen, invocation by Chap- da-tion Valley Forge, and the lin Barbara A Survilas. National Anthem was sung Chapter founder Hon. Jo- by Swampscott HS Senior, seph V. Ferrino Sr. (retired) Erin Healey, the posting of spoke to the assembly about the colors by Winthrop Police the foundation and the plans Explorer Post #99, and the for a bright future.

President Ron Vecchia and Vice Presidents, Stephanie a. Survilas Locke and Sabrina R. Casella with members of Winthrop Police Explorer Post #99, Ava Morales, Antea Schlichting, Lillibeth Morales and Carlie Harris.

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Moira Landry-Hope for Charity, was presented her award by President Ron Vecchia presented Meredith Casey-The Mighty Glenn Kessler Meredith Pro-ject her award.

Sgt. Major Gerald Goncalo presented Mirelys Tais Feliciano of the Lynn English JROTC her award also is Lynn Mayor Tom Ma- gee (second from right).

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WHS SPORTS ROUNDUP WHS HOCKEY AWARDS DINNER AT PLEASANT PARK YACHT CLUB

WHS BASEBALL Harrison, Bridget Hickey, and TEAM PREPARING Kathie Maturo; and seventh grader Adrianna Rizzarro. FOR OPENER "We have a great attitude The Winthrop High base- and I think we will do well his ball team is readying for its year in a tough league," noted season opener, which is set Guffey. The NEC re-aligned for next Wednesday when the into two, eight-team divisions Vikings will make the trek to for 2019, with the Lady Vi- Malden to meet Mystic Val- kings being placed with Mar- ley. blehead, Swampscott, Saugus, Coach Frank DeMarco re- Gloucester, Salem, Peabody, turns nine seniors from last Danvers, and Beverly. year's squad, led by captains Guffey and his crew have Dan Gillis, who was a North- had a busy pre-season. Win- eastern Conference All-Star in throp captured a 4-3 win over 2018, and Miles Albert. Manchester-Essex in which "Dan has been accepted Rachel Farley drove in the to Bentley University and winning run and Sofia Vitale is planning to continue both pitched well. his education and his partici- The Lady Vikings partic- pation in baseball at the next ipated in the annual pre-sea- level," said DeMarco. "Miles son jamboree on Cape Cod will be our catcher. He has and engaged in contests with improved every year and that Mashpee, Sunapee, Bay Path, is not an accident. Miles is al- Concord, Nantucket, and ways working on his game. Nauset. "We are fortunate to have "We moved people around strong leadership from both to see lots of position and Dan and Miles," added De- get some ideas," said Guffey. Marco. Steph Strangie pitched well Returning infielders for the in the tournament and Katie Vikings are Angelo Robert- Gagnon, Bella Perrotti, and son, Sid Albert, Dan O'Neil, Brooke Costin shone at the Dan Gillis, Colby Dassau, and plate. Ryan Skoczylas. After Wednesday's contest "Most of these players can at Mt. Alvernia, the Lady Vi- play multiple positions in the kings will host Wakefield next infield, allowing us to create a Top Photo: WHS Photographer, Brando Martinez took the first award for his photo/video dedication to the WHS Viking Hockey Friday in their home opener. Team. Shown with Coach Dale Dunbar and the 2019 NEC Champs. Bottom photo: Coaches Phil Lundberg, Dale Dunbar and Mike positive and competitive com- Norris with the seniors of the 2019 Viking NEC Championship Hockey Team. From left, Marc VanBuskirk, Brian Chalmers, Luke petition for time on the field," WHS BOYS LAX Evangelista, Sam Yarrow, Chris Finn, Ryan Skoczylas, Cory Cherico and Andrew DiMento. More photos on Page 10. noted DeMarco. In the outfield are seniors LOOKING FORWARD Andrew Love, Ryan Buccini, TO START OF SEASON WWW.BOBSAUTOBODY.COM and Christian Natareno. Jona- The Winthrop High boys Conveniently located On The Blue Line than Applebee is returning to lacrosse team has been busy the team as well. preparing for the 2019 season, Rounding out the Viking which will get underway this • PICK-UP & DELIVERY varsity are returning outfield- Saturday when coach Brian er Bobby Hubert, infielder Donnelly and his crew host SAFE DEPENDABLE QUALITY REPAIRS Cam Martin, outfielder Mark Manchester/Essex on the turf Gouge, and outfielder David at Miller Field. The opening with a lifetime Guarantee DiCicco. face-off is set for 11 p.m.. DeMarco will have a large "Our preseason so far has Licensed • Bonded • Insured array of pitchers, led by Na- been really excellent," said tareno and Gillis, who were Donnelly. "For the first time Registered by the 1-2 in innings pitched last we have been able to get right Commonwealth of Massachusetts year. Albert also returns for out on Miller Field, which Bob Bolognese duty on the mound. 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Ryan Skoczylas, Capt. Sam 0 record. Yarrow and Asst. Captain Luke Evangelista.

Coaches Norris and Dunbar presented Capt. Chris Finn the “Best Asst. Coach Phil Lundberg presented the Booster Award to An- Thanks to for their hard work the Viking Stick Boys, Luke Grithin Defenseman Award.” drew DiMento and Asst. Capt. Cory Cherico. and Mike Holgersen with Coaches Dunbar and Norris.

The “All Scholastic” Keeting Award was presented to Captain Marc VanBuskirk receives the Stephen Kennedy Award. Coach Dunbar presented Viking Goalie Asst.Capt. Ryan Skoczy- Sam Yarrow by Coaches Dale Dunbar and Mike Norris. las the Mort Buckley Award. Ryan had a successful career with 37 goals allowed.

Captain Brian Chalmers received the Bill Falaca Award from The 10th annual Stephen Genaco Award went to Capt. Sam Coach Dunbar. Yarrow from Asst. Coach Mike Norris. Winthrop - Seaport - Boston - Quincy Ferry Spring Schedule April 22nd - June 21st Coach Dale Dunbar presented Joey Holgerson the Alumni ——— WEEKDAY DEPARTURE SCHEDULE ——— Award. CATCH US AT THE TOWN LANDING

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Mahoney, and Asa Baurle." Other members of the var- Other members of the 2019 sity roster are Devon Barry, varsity squad are Chris Ferr- Soneida Martinez Dalhquist, ara, Julian Osorio, Mike Mo- Gemma DiMento, Jenna rano, James Stimpson, Rob Dorr, Maura Dorr, Caroline Tarantino, Conlon Peterson, Earl, Grace Galuris, Miya Steve Perullo, and Ari Hain. Grein, Carolyn Kinsella, Xho- "We have a great mix of se- na Kokoneshi, Brianna Mar- nior leadership and an explo- ley, Mia Martucci, Jouliette sive underclass with younger Millar, Ryan Parker, Emily players ready to step it up," Rodriguez, Kaiya Rodirguez, added Donnelly. "We're really Carly Zinko, Annalise Love, looking forward to seeing what and Emma Soch. we can accomplish this year." "We have have an extreme- After Saturday's opener, the ly strong core of returners and Vikings will trek to Everett on a great group of underclass- Monday and will host Lynn men who are going to be big next Thursday under the lights contributors," said Cimmino, at Miller at 7 p.m. whose squad completed their L-R athletic Director Mr. Serino, Heather Callanan, Caroline Zuffante, Caleigh Petersen, Mary Lawlor, Carlie Harris, and Principal Mr. pre-season schedule with a Crombie. GIRLS LACROSSE scrimmage against Melrose HOSTS STONEHAM this past Friday. "Most impor- tantly, the team is a very tight WHS swimteam wraps up their season at Old Tyme restaurant TODAY knit group that works well to- The Winthrop High girls la- gether. Our goal is to win an The swim team celebrat- te and Mary Lawlor were Sectional qualifier in the 100 with the Peter Sawin Unsung crosse team will open its 2019 NEC title this season and this ed their swim season Sunday awarded the team MVP. Both back stroke. They both swam Hero Award. season this afternoon (Thurs- group can get it done." night at the Old Tyme Restau- swimmers were selected as in two relays at Sectionals. Heather Callanan improved day) when coach Ben Cimmi- The Lady Vikings have a rant. Overall record was 3-5. All Conference All Stars, Captain Caleigh Petersen her 50 freestyle this year and no and his crew host Stone- busy opening week. After to- The swim team received The two highest female point was presented the bulldog also had personal best time at ham on the turf at Miller Field. day's contest, they will host the MIAA Team Excellence scorers on the team. Captain award. She had her personal the NEC meet. The Lady Vikings will be Danvers on Monday at 5 p.m.; Award gold category with a Caroline Zuffante was a State best time in the 50 free at the Mary Lawlor and Carlie led by a quartet of captains, entertain Malden on Wednes- combined GPA of 3.8. and Sectional Qualifier in the NEC this year. Harris were both selected for Emma Carleton, Emma Turn- day; and host Saugus next Captain Caroline Zuffan- 500 free. Mary Lawlor was a Carlie Harris was presented team captains for the 2019- er, Holly Vaccaro, and Gabby Thursday. 2020 swim season. Ford.

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Sophomore volunteers to help others grow HERNANDEZ ment. That replacement would The sales area will be like serve through the city election “a cross between a jewelry By Kate Anslinger summer months. In between mediately. A struggle I face RESIGNS FROM in November, when the posi- store and a spa,” said Flaherty. her games and practices with is stressing over not finishing SCHOOL COMMITTEE Since Sofia Vitale was 7 the East Boston major league, my work. That is why I am big tion will be on the ballot. The facility will be open years old, she has spent her the Winthrop High School on scheduling my time, so that CHELSEA- In a sudden “Julio was an incredible from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven spring and summer seasons softball team, and an AAU everything gets done, leaving move, District 5 School Com- leader during his tenure,” days per week. There will be on the softball field, perfect- team, Team Boston, she helps me with less worry. I also mittee member Julio Hernan- said District 5 City Council- a total of about 25 employees, ing her pitch while keeping coach clinics, getting the mi- make sure that I get a good dez has resigned – one of the lor Judith Garcia. “He did an with eight to 10 working at her eye on the ball. It didn’t nor league athletes ready for night’s sleep every night so I City’s up-and-coming politi- incredible job while on the any given time. take her long to discover her their upcoming season. Be- will not be tired when doing cal figures that many thought School Committee and was a “The goal is to hire 100 love of the sport, and an even cause Team Boston is a tour- homework, the following day. had a big future on the Com- great representative for Dis- percent Chelsea residents,” deeper love for helping others nament team, she practices mittee. trict 5.” said Flaherty. grow in the sport. Since she and takes pitching lessons all What is your fa- Hernandez, a Chelsea High Garcia encouraged anyone All those employees will aged out of the minor league year long to stay prepared. vorite subject? graduate, told the Record this from District 5 who is inter- be trained and certified by the three years ago, Vitale has During her freshman year, Vi- My favorite subject in school week that it was with a heavy ested to apply for the open Cannabis Control Commis- been spending time volunteer- tale was awarded as “Rookie is definitely math; algebra in heart that he resigned, and he seat. sion. ing on the field, helping girls of the Year,” for starting on the particular. I have never re- felt it was necessary as he had However, Council- “I’m impressed by the aged 8-12 varsity softball team. In addi- ally enjoyed reading or his- to work more hours and attend lor-At-Large Roy Avellane- group before us and their during the tion to softball, Vitale is also tory but have come to really college at the same time. da said the Council and the commitment to social jus- a varsity football cheerleader understand anything to do “When I ran for office, I School Committee may want tice,” said Council President and works at the Winthrop with numbers. Math seems to had more support from my to leave the position open un- Damali Vidot. Marketplace in the summer. come more easily to me than family,” he said. “As rent til the municipal election. District 3 City Councillor anything else. I plan on going started getting higher, I knew “I may have some reserva- Joe Perlatonda also said he How do you juggle sports to college, though I haven’t that I needed more income, tions about filling the post,” was very impressed with the and school work? figured out exactly where I and while still being in col- said Avellaneda. “There’s organization and happy that It requires both time would like to attend or what I lege, I decided to look at other only one more month until they are committed to hiring manage- would like to do, but I would jobs. (candidates can) pull papers, Chelsea residents. ment like to see myself finding an “I loved working in the and then the election is in No- and occupation dealing with num- School Committee, but it also vember. I feel it may be best to bers. I feel it is the best fit for made me angry to see some leave the seat unfilled.” ORDER SEEKS TO me and very applicable to life. members not show up to meet- Appointing someone to ABOLISH LIBRARIES ings, not ask questions, and a short-term on the School planning. I Who is your role model? not have thorough discussions Committee would give that BOARD make sure each week I My role model is definitely regarding our students’ educa- person a leg up on other can- EVERETT - A measure know what my schedule my dad. My dad supports me tion,” he continued. “Student didates who run for the seat in proposed by Councilor Rich- looks like and begin to in anything and everything I advocacy has always been my the general election, Avellane- ard Dell Isola Jr. to amend plan out my time. I always do, especially softball. I play platform, to serve all students da said. the City’s administrative code make time for my home- for him. If he were not there the right way. From start- would effectively abolish the work; that is my main at every single game either in ing the policy of an outdoor PLANNING BOARD Everett Libraries Board of priority. I go to my sport the dugout or yelling to me graduation, to having the op- APPROVES Trustees. after school, come home, from the stands, at every prac- portunity to work with many The measure wasn’t an eat dinner and start my tice, or constantly showing me teachers who really care about MARIJUANA SHOP open and shut decision, homework almost im- videos and tricks to improve this community. I now believe CHELSEA - A retail mar- though, as it invited signifi- myself, I really don’t know if School Committee Members ijuana shop on Webster Ave- cant pushback from the local I would even still be playing. should be appointed, because nue near the Home Depot is community, who turned out WINTHROP MARKETPLACE He is a huge motivation for our student’s education is no one step closer to opening in in large numbers on Monday me, and I am so grateful for joke.” Chelsea. night to speak on behalf of the PROVENCAL CHICKEN CASSEROLE him and everything he does. Hernandez, 20, said col- The Planning Board ap- public library system. He has made me love the lege, family and financial proved a site plan for a 10,000 The Everett Libraries are Ingredients: game of softball and keeps me constraints hit all at once this square-foot retail marijuana governed by a Board of 13 5 tablespoons olive oil, divided inch slices striving to do better. He also year, and he couldn’t in good facility at 121 Webster Ave. Trustees nominated by the 4 (6 ounce) skinless, boneless chicken 1/2 cup chicken broth has helped us to find some- conscience serve on the Com- by The Western Front, LLC. Mayor. Their extensive re- breasts 2 tablespoons coarse-grained mustard thing we can bond over every mittee while not being able to The pot shop still needs sponsibilities include setting 1 lemon, juiced show up. additional approvals from library policy, approving ex- Salt and freshly ground black pepper 1 1/2 sprigs fresh rosemary, chopped day. I would be nowhere close 1 1/2 cups halved grape tomatoes 1/2 bunch fresh thyme, chopped to where I am now if it were “I know once I’m done the state’s Cannabis Control penses, overseeing special 1 bunch green onions, cut into 1/2- 2 cups shredded Gruyere cheese not for him. He is definitely with college, I’ll be back to Commission as well as the funds, vetting candidates for my biggest role model. serve the community I love local Zoning and Licensing Library Director and main- Directions: and cherish,” he said. “I want Boards before it can officially taining all library buildings. 1. Pour 3 tablespoons olive oil into a shallow platter and lay to thank all the people who open its doors. But local of- Trustees often advocate for chicken breasts on top. Rub with lemon juice, salt and pepper. THIS supported me, and are still ficials have praised the plans public libraries and their im- 2. Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a nonstick skillet over medium- supporting me in my time of for the facility, which is filing portance to the local commu- high heat and cook chicken breasts until browned, about 4 NEWS sorrow.” for a license to operate under a nity. minutes per side. PAPER IS At Monday night’s City state economic empowerment “The Board of Trustees is a 3. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a baking Council meeting, Council provision. very important role,” resident dish. Place tomatoes and green onions in the baking dish and 100% President Damali Vidot said The economic empower- Patty Cheever told Council. pour chicken broth on top. Hernandez had given notice to ment provision helps pro- “It was troubling to a lot of 4. Combine mustard, rosemary, and thyme in a small bowl and ORGANIC the City Clerk that he would vide for minority populations people that this change was brush onto chicken breasts. Place chicken breasts on top of the be stepping down as of April. that have faced the brunt of being made without public vegetables in the baking dish. Cover with Gruyere cheese. IT IS MADE Because his resignation is marijuana prohibition pun- input.” 5. Bake in the preheated oven on the middle rack until chicken more than 180 days from a ishments achieve social and Resident Samantha Lam- USING City Election, Vidot said the is no longer pink in the center and the juices run clear, about 30 economic justice, according bert, also a Library Trustee, RECYCLED City Charter calls for a joint to Timothy Flaherty, the attor- said, “Libraries are more than minutes. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the center MATERIALS meeting of the Council and ney representing the Western buildings, they are contribu- should read at least 165 degrees F (74 degrees C). AND WATER- the School Committee within Front team. tions to the character of our 35 REVERE ST., WINTHROP (617)846-6880 BASED INK 30 days to appoint a replace- The Western Front’s board city. Libraries offer our cities includes a number of Massa- places of respite in times of chusetts business and com- need, a haven where people munity leaders who have ad- can find their own conclu- dressed social justice issues in sions.” the past, including board chair Lambert urged the Coun- Marvin Gilmore. cil to consider input from the Gilmore has a long and sto- Board of Trustees, and also You Ready for a ried history in the Boston area mentioned the many library and beyond. He co-founded resources that benefit local Unity Bank and Trust, was families that otherwise would a major real estate develop- not be available to them, like er in the Southwest Corridor coding classes and programs of Boston, owned the storied for people with special needs. Western Front nightclub in Gerly Adrien, Everett res- Cambridge, and was awarded ident and former candidate the Legion of Honor, among for state representative, also other awards, for helping loaned her voice in support of Spring Fling storm the beaches of Norman- library trustees, calling them dy in World War II. “powerful advocates for our Economic empowerment city.” applications get priority for Councilor Rosa DiFlorio Established in 1882 consideration at the Cannabis motioned to postpone the vote hrop’s Pio int ne with W er Control Commission, Fla- on this issue for another two herty said. weeks until the next Council As for the proposed site at meeting. She also agreed that 121 Webster Ave., Flaherty there should be robust com- WINTHROP said as a stand-alone building munity input until that point. Winthrop in an area with adequate park- Councilor Anthony DiPier- Newspaper SSuun n TTrranScripT a n S c r i p T ing, is an optimal site for a re- ro asked to amend the motion Published by the Independent Newspaper Group tail marijuana facility. to include a detailed presen- All marijuana products will tation on the “reason and ra- be shipped in pre-packaged tionale” behind every change from a wholesaler, and the to the current administrative facility will feature a host of code. FOR A LIMITED TIME security measures, from cam- Councilor Peter Napolitano eras the Chelsea Police can mentioned that the last time GET ONE (2x5) COLOR AD FOR ONLY immediately access to a what there were changes to the city Flaherty called a mind-bog- code six years ago, there had gling number of alarms. been a comprehensive presen- Chelsea police officials tation. He urged the Council Limited space available - Reserve Yours Today! were satisfied with the securi- to “give the powers that be the ty measures for the building, time they need to get a decent according to John DePriest, presentation together.” CALL US AT (781) 485-0588 the City’s planning director. City Solicitor Colleen Me- Inside the shop, plans also jia said she would need at OR EMAIL call for a future workforce least two weeks to get togeth- development area and a work er the presentation request- bar where consumers can ed by Council. At the close [email protected] gather before entering the retail sales floor. See METRO NEWS Page 13 E-mail: [email protected] The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, April 4, 2019 Page 13 Fire Lt. John Rich commended for his 2018 life-saving actions

By Sue Ellen Woodcock ing, Pedro Cordano. The two met each other on the stair- Fire Department Lieu- case. Rich then dialed 911 to tenant John Rich was on his report the fire. way to work, stopping at It was a fully-engulfed cel- Dun-kin Donuts on May 24, lar fire. 2018 when he drove past the “That day I was complete- corner of Pleasant and Palmy- ly asleep and not aware of the ra streets he noticed smoke fire,” Cordano said. “He went coming from a house. It was door to door pounding and around 6:15 a.m. screaming. I have no words to As he approached the house say thank you. Thank you to he heard screams for help the Winthrop Fire Department coming from the first floor. and the great personnel.” Tuesday night in front of Rich said it was the smoke the town council Rich was detectors that saved every-one pinned with the Lifesaving in the house. Commendation bar. “After the excitement of Rich entered the house with the morning Lt. Rich did show very heavy smoke and lo-cat- up for work,” joked Fire Chief ed two people and led them Paul Flanagan. to safety. Rich even rescued Last January when it was small dog from behind the below zero Rich worked to couch on his second time in. pump out numerous base- Rich was then told there ments. was another man in the build- He was appointed to the fire department in Sept. 1986, and Lt. John Rich, center, is surrounded by his fellow firefighters and the town council.

Fire chief Paul Flanagan congratulates Lt. John Rich PHOTOS BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK Pedro Cordano, who was rescued by Rich says a few words Lt. John Rich is pinned by his fiancé. Tuesday night.

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 of the committee meeting, a overseas to Germany as part an idea to create a Boston re- opened the sliding glass door stomping grounds in Jeffries In 1986, with fellow Ivy date had still not been set, but of the peacekeeping forc- cording studio that would au- to let his soul out. I figured Point, pointed out the bar were Leaguers and friends Sean Council President Dell Isola es. Subsequently, he was as- thentically capture the emerg- if it was anywhere as big as he shined shoes while his fa- Slade, Jim Fitting and Paul Jr. said that the Council would signed to guard a sailing ship ing alternative Boston music his personality it would need ther held court inside, and vis- Kolderie, Harvard founded advertise the meeting in the in Bremerhaven that had been scene. Fort Apache in Rox- more room than a window.” ited his childhood home. Fort Apache Studio in Rox- newspaper as well as on Ever- a German training vessel. It bury was born and artists like Harvard was born and Harvard graduated from bury. ett Community Television in was later brought to the Unit- The Pixies, The Lemonheads, raised in Eastie and attended Harvard University and the If you were into music, order to ensure the opportuni- ed States, commissioned by Dinosaur Jr., Morphine, Buf- local schools. In a short You- Ivy Leaguer got the ‘Harvard’ I mean really into music in ty for public participation the U.S. Coast Guard and re- falo Tom, and The Mighty Tube documentary about his nickname while working in a the 1980s and early 1990s, named “The Eagle.” Mighty Bosstones were giv- life produced by Messara, Cambridge record store while GEORGE McCARTHY During his retirement, en the freedom to experiment Harvard drove around his old attending college. See METRO NEWS Page 14 DIES at 92 George and Charlotte enjoyed and capture the energy of their spending time in their home music without sterilization. EVERETT - George R. and traveling to Georgia, Cal- One can argue that with- McCarthy of Hamilton, for- ifornia, Montana and Florida. out Eastie’s Joe Harvard the merly of Everett, passed away George is survived by his world may have never heard peacefully on March 22 on the wife of 59 years, Charlotte E. The Pixies. Without The Pix- eve of his 92nd birthday at the (Borggren) of Hamilton; his ies and their influence on later Hop To it Kaplan Housein Danvers. children: Kevin J. McCarthy artists like Kurt Cobain one George was a long time of Everett, Patricia A. Bleau can also argue there would V resident and business own- of Atlanta, Ga., Susan E. Mc- have never been Nirvana and V Send us your er in Everett. He owned and Carthy of Foothill Ranch, Ca- without Nirvana the grunge operated the Home Appliance lif., George R. McCarthy, II explosion of the early 1990s Service for over 45 years. He of Hamilton and Maureen A. that defined a decade would dedicated his life to public ser- Roy and her husband, Andy have never occurred. Sophia Mauro vice and served on the Everett of Missoula, Mont. He leaves Harvard, an accomplished School Committee, the Board his grandchildren: Katie and musician, music producer, Easter Hunnies of Aldermen and was elected Charlotte Bleau of Atlanta and artist and all-around great to six terms as Mayor. During Madelyn and Thomas Roy soul passed away on Sunday, We will be publishing our Easter his last term, he was appoint- of Missoula. He was prede- March 24 after a courageous th th ed by President Jimmy Carter ceased by his grandson Alex battle with cancer. He was 60 Hunnies in our April 17 and 18 to the role of Regional Repre- Bleau. He is also survived by years old. sentative for the United States his sisters-in-law: Michelle Harvard, who was born in editions of: Department of Transportation. McCarthy of Ft. Myers, Fla., Jeffries Point as Joe Incagno- George and Charlotte en- and Priscilla McCarthy of li, had been living in Asbury joyed a friendship with Pres- Dracut and by many nieces Park, N.J., since 2001 where ident and Mrs. Carter that The Revere Journal and nephews. He was prede- he emerged as a leading force Ava Mauro spanned many years and were ceased by his brothers, Robert in the town’s art and music Lynn Journal frequent travelers to The Car- and John, his sister, Connie scene renaissance. ter Center in Atlanta and to and her husband, Edward Co- Harvard was diagnosed Chelsea Record Plains, Ga. han and his parents, John R. with Stage 4 liver cancer late In March of 1983, George and Madelyn (Swanton) Mc- last year and documented his Winthrop Sun Transcript was appointed by Governor Carthy. daily struggle with the disease Michael Dukakis to be the Family and friends are in- through honest, and some- East Boston Times Chairman of the Alcoholic vited to attend visiting hours times heartwrenching, social Everett Independent Beverages Control Commis- on Friday, March 29, from 4 to media posts. sion, a position he held for 8 p.m. in the Cafasso & Sons All the while Harvard re- eight years until his retire- Funeral Home, 65 Clark Street mained optimistic and contin- ment. (Corner of Main St.) Everett. ued his art and music until the Email Your Hunnies to: Charlotte Cornelio-Hanton He was President of the Procession from the funeral end, and telling friends back Massachusetts Mayors’ Asso- home on Saturday March 30 in Eastie he was fighting the ciation, Chairman of the Bud- at 10 a.m. will be followed by disease like an, “East Boston [email protected] get Committee of the MBTA, his Mass of Christian Burial tornado!” served on the National Fi- in the Immaculate Conception Sadly Harvard stopped nance Council of the Dem- Church, 487 Broadway, Ever- treatment and succumbed to Deadline for photos is ocratic National Committee ett at 11 a.m. Burial will take the disease on Sunday. His and several state, civic and place at Woodlawn Cemetery. death was announced by long- Thursday, April 11, 2019. religious organizations. In lieu of flowers, dona- time partner Mallory Messara. He belonged to the Everett tions in George’s memory to “Joe passed early this Please Include your Hunny’s Name, Chamber of Commerce, was a the following would be appre- morning with me and his sis- Your phone # & Publication you wish long-time member of the Ev- ciated: The Alexander Brodie ter by his side. Aidan arrived erett Rotary Club, the Ameri- Bleau Memorial Scholarship late last night in time to say to include it in. Ella Cammarata can Legion and the VFW. He Fund at Bowdoin College, goodbye,” said Massara. “I Please note: was the recipient of the Paul 4100 College Station, Bruns- believe Joe was waiting for Harris Fellow Rotary Award If you fail to supply the info stated above wick, ME 04011 or The Car- her. He went very peaceful- we cannot guarantee your photos will run. and the first recipient of the ter Center, 453 Freedom Park- ly. I sang ‘Sunday Morning’ Citizens for Limited Taxation way, Atlanta, GA 30307. to him as the sun rose. Then Annual award. opened a book of Rumi po- He was a U.S. Army vet- ems to read to him. He had eran, leaving high school be- JOE HARVARD, FT. Not responsible APACHE FOUNDER one ‘bookmarked’, like he left fore graduation to enlist on it for me knowing that would for lost or his birthday in 1945. He was DIES be the book I picked out of the misplaced deployed to Camp Wheeler EAST BOSTON - In the thousand on the shelf. ‘Para- photos in Macon, Ga. for basic train- 1980s an East Boston guy had ble of the World.’ And then I Eva Cammarata ing. From there he was sent Page 14 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, April 4, 2019 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403

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LEGAL NOTICE interest in a Mortgage for determination of that you are entitled to 10:00 AM local time on Laws, Chapter 149, examined at the Issuing Shoreline Stabilization.” 24 New Chardon St. 20, 2019. covering real property in Defendant’s/Defendants’ the benefits of said Act. April 11, 2019 at the Sections 26 to 27D Office (Engineer) Wood- Legal Notice is also Boston, MA 02114 These letters are proof Winthrop, numbered 46 Servicemembers status. Witness, GORDON H. Owner’s offices, Depart- inclusive, as amended, ard & Curran, 40 Shat- published on www.com- 617-788-8300 of your authority to act Wave Way Avenue, given If you now are, or PIPER, Chief Justice of ment of Public Works, apply to this Project. tuck Road, Suite 110, mbuys.com and on the LETTERS OF pursuant to G.L. c. 190B, by Anthony Benson to recently have been, said Court on March 15, Attention: Steve R. The Project includes, Andover, MA 01810, MNPA website at http:// AUTHORITY FOR except for the following COMMONWEALTH OF Mortgage Electronic Reg- in the active military 2019. Calla, Director of Public providing approxi- and Owner’s offices, masspublicnotices.org. PERSONAL restrictions if any: MASSACHUSETTS istration Systems, Inc. service of the United Attest: Deborah J. Works, 100 Kennedy mately 350 linear feet Town of Winthrop, MA, 3/28/19 REPRESENTATIVE CERTIFICATION LAND COURT as nominee for New Fed States of America, then Patterson Drive, Winthrop, MA shoreline stabilization Department of Public W Docket No. I certify that it appears DEPARTMENT OF THE Mortgage Corp., dated you may be entitled to Recorder 02152, at which time improvements including Works, 100 Kennedy SU06P0299WF1 by the records of this TRIAL COURT December 22, 2008, the benefits of the Ser- 15710 the Bids will be publicly furnishing and install- Drive, Winthrop, MA Estate of: Court that said appoint- 19SM001447 and recorded in the vicemembers Civil Relief 3/28/19 opened and read aloud. ing fiber rolls, cobble 02152 on or after March LEGAL NOTICE John T. O’Brien ment remains in full ORDER OF NOTICE Suffolk County Registry Act. If you object to a W The Project being bid is nourishment, plantings, 27, 2019, at 8:30 a.m. Date of Death: force and effect. IN To: of Deeds in Book 44364, foreclosure of the above subject to Massachusetts and symbolic fencing, Bidding Documents may 01/02/2006 TESTIMONY WHEREOF I Anthony Benson; Lynn Page 314, as modified mentioned property on General Laws, Chapter removal and disposal be obtained on or after To: K. Joanne have hereunto set my Benson by a certain modifica- that basis, then you or LEGAL NOTICE 30, Section 39M and of an existing manhole, March 27, 2019 at 8:30 O’Brien hand and affixed the and to all persons tion agreement dated your attorney must file a Coughlin Park Shoreline prevailing wage rates as and approximately 10 a.m. electronically at no COMMONWEALTH 1 Pond Street seal of said Court. entitled to the benefit of February 22, 2018, and written appearance and Stabilization Project issued by the Director linear feet of 12-inch cost from Woodard & OF MASSACHUSETTS Apt. 8-L Date: March 20, 2019 the Servicemembers Civil recorded with said in answer in this court at The Town of Winthrop of the Executive Office PVC drain pipe. All Work Curran by registering via THE TRIAL COURT Winthrop, MA 02152 Felix D. Arroyo, Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. Book 59390, Page 53, Three Pemberton Square, (Owner) will receive of Labor and Workforce must be completed by email with the Engineer PROBATE AND You have been appointed Register of Probate 50 §3901 et seq.: and now held by the Boston, MA 02108 on or sealed Bids for the Development, Depart- June 30, 2019. at dandrews@wood- FAMILY COURT and qualified as Personal 3/28/19 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Plaintiff by assignment, before April 29, 2019 Coughlin Park Shoreline ment of Labor Standards A pre-Bid conference will ardcurran.com with the Suffolk Probate Representative in Unsu- W claiming to have an has/have filed with or you will be forever Stabilization Project until under the provisions of not be held. Bidding subject line “Winthrop And Family Court pervised administration this court a complaint barred from claiming Massachusetts General Documents may be MA - Coughlin Park of this estate on March

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LEGAL NOTICE foundation under exist- Representative and to obtain a copy of the Mike Eruzione Center Registration Systems, Council will conduct management of vending 561-1662 or email ing two-story building can petition the Court the Petition from the The Town of Winthrop Inc. as nominee for RBS a Public Hearing on LEGAL NOTICE machine concession Mr. Joseph Schirripa at and construct third story. in any matter relating Petitioner or at the is requesting bids for Citizens, N.A., dated Tuesday, April 16, 2019 programs. jschirripa@massport. PROJECT LOCATION: 590 to the estate, including Court. You have a right Chiller Maintenance and January 27, 2012, and at on or after 6:00 p.m com. Shirley Street, Winthrop, distribution of assets and to object to this proceed- Equipment Repairs at recorded in Suffolk at the DeLeo Senior The Selected LEGAL NOTICE MA. expenses of administra- ing. To do so, you or the Winthrop Lawrence County Registry of Center that: Respondent(s) shall have Proposals must be NOTICE is hereby given NOTE: A copy may tion. Interested parties your attorney must file Larsen Rink at the Mike Deeds in Book 49001, -The Town Council vote LEGAL NOTICE the non-exclusive rights, received by the Authority that in accordance be obtained from the are entitled to petition a written appearance Eruzione Center. Bid Page 117, as affected to Transfer $35,000.00 NOTICE is hereby given privileges and duties at or prior to 12:00 with the provisions of Conservation Office at the Court to institute and objection at this specifications and docu- by a Loan Modification from Salary Reserve to that in accordance of a concessionaire of noon Eastern Time on Chapter 131, Section 40, the Winthrop Public formal proceedings Court before: 10:00 a.m. mentation detailing the Agreement dated March the Police Department with the provisions of the Vending Machine Wednesday, May 8, Massachusetts Wetlands Facilities Building. and to obtain orders on the return day of services sought and bid 7, 2018 and recorded in Budget to cover the Chapter 131, Section 40, Concession, as further 2019 at the office of Mr. Protection Act and At said hearing all inter- terminating or restricting 05/01/2019. submission requirements said Registry of Deeds costs associated with the Massachusetts Wetlands defined in the RFP and Michael Grieco, Assistant Winthrop Town By-Laws, ested persons shall be the powers of Personal This is NOT a hearing may be picked up at the in Book 59412, Page recent union agreement. Protection Act and the Vending Machine Secretary-Treasurer, a public hearing will given the opportunity to Representatives appoint- date, but a deadline by Procurement Office, Rm 18, and now held by the -The Town Council Winthrop Town By-Laws, Concession Agreement, Massachusetts Port be held on April 10, be heard. ed under informal which you must file a 6, Town Hall, Winthrop, plaintiff by assignment Transfer $30,000.00 a public hearing will be and shall be responsible Authority, Logan Office 2019, at 7:30 P.M. in WINTHROP procedure. A copy of the written appearance and MA 02152 beginning has/have filed with from the Reserve to the held on April 10, 2019, for the installation and Center, One Harborside the Jos. Harvey Hearing CONSERVATION Petition and Will, if any, objection if you object April 10, 2019. Bids this court a complaint DPW Department Budget at 7:50 P.M. in the Jos. maintenance of vending Drive, Suite 200S, East Room, Winthrop Town COMMISSION can be obtained from the to this proceeding. If are due no later than for determination of to cover the costs asso- Harvey Hearing Room, machines at employee Boston, MA 02128- Hall on the Request Norm Hyett, Chair Petitioner. you fail to file a timely Wednesday, April 24, Defendant’s/Defendants’ ciated with the recent Winthrop Town Hall and select public loca- 2909. for Determination of 4/4/19 4/4/19 written appearance and 2019 at 11:00 a.m. The Servicemembers status. union agreement. on the Notice of Intent tions at Boston-Logan The Authority is soliciting Applicability from Dr. W W objection followed by an Town reserves the right If you now are, or -The Town Council from the Department International Airport competitive proposals Maxine Liberman to affidavit of objections to accept or reject any recently have been, Transfer $25,800 from of Conservation & (including in the Airport pursuant to a determina- remove non-pervious LEGAL NOTICE within thirty (30) days or all bids. Bids should in the active military the Town Council Reserve Recreation (DCR) Terminals, the Airport tion that such a process concrete driveway and COMMONWEALTH LEGAL NOTICE of the return day, action be submitted to: Town of service of the United to fund a special article regarding the operations Cargo Properties, the best serves the interests replace with pavers in OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH may be taken without Winthrop, Attn: Monica States of America, then in the General Fund to and maintenance of the Rental Car Center, the of the Authority and the same footprint. THE TRIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS further notice to you. Ford, Town Hall, Rm 6, you may be entitled be named CBD Peer Winthrop Shores State Limo Pool and Taxi general public and not PROJECT LOCATION: 238 PROBATE AND THE TRIAL COURT UNSUPERVISED 1 Metcalf Sq., Winthrop, to the benefits of the Review Reservation. Pool locations, and the because of any legal Winthrop Shore Drive, FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION UNDER MA 02152. This bid is Servicemembers Civil Information pertaining PROJECT LOCATION: Logan Office Center), requirement to do so. Winthrop, MA. Suffolk FAMILY COURT THE MASSACHUSETTS being procured pursuant Relief Act. If you object to this is accessible for Winthrop Shores L.G. Hanscom Field, The Authority reserves NOTE: A copy may Division Suffolk Division UNIFORM PROBATE CODE to M.G.L. Chapter 149. to a foreclosure of viewing in the Town Reservation, Winthrop, Boston Fish Pier, Flynn right to accept or to be obtained from the INFORMAL PROBATE 24 New Chardon St. (MUPC) Monica C. Ford the above-mentioned Clerks Office Room 5 MA. Cruiseport Boston, and reject any or all propos- Conservation Office at PUBLICATION Boston, MA 02114 A Personal Chief Procurement property on that basis, and/or the NOTE: A copy may Logan Express sites als, for any reason, to the Winthrop Public NOTICE (617)788-8300 Representative appointed Officer then you or your attor- Council Clerks Office be obtained from the (Braintree, Peabody, and withdraw or amend the Facilities Building. Docket No. CITATION ON under the MUPC in an 4/4/19 ney must file a written Room B3 during normal Conservation Office at Framingham). The Term RFP at anytime, to initi- At said hearing all inter- SU18P2564EA PETITION FOR unsupervised adminis- W appearance and answer business hours. the Winthrop Public of the Vending Machine ate negotiations with one ested persons shall be Estate of: FORMAL tration is not required in this court at Three Denise Quist Facilities Building. Concession Agreement or more Respondents, given the opportunity to Jan Makosky ADJUDICATION to file an inventory or Pemberton Square, Council Clerk At said hearing all inter- shall be for a period to modify or amend be heard. Date of Death: Docket No. annual accounts with the LEGAL NOTICE Boston, MA 02108 on or 4-4-2019 ested persons shall be of five (5) years, com- with the consent of the WINTHROP 07/22/2018 SU19P0635EA Court. Persons interested before April 29, 2019 W given the opportunity to mencing on November Respondent any proposal CONSERVATION To all persons interested Estate of: in the estate are entitled or you may be forever be heard. 1, 2019. prior to acceptance, to COMMISSION in the above captioned Kevin J. Donovan to notice regarding the barred from claiming WINTHROP waive any informal- Norm Hyett, Chair estate, by Petition Date of Death: administration directly that you are entitled to LEGAL NOTICE CONSERVATION The Authority will ity and to effect any 4/4/19 of Petitioner Donna 01/20/2019 from the Personal COMMONWEALTH OF the benefits of said Act. COMMISSION conduct a Pre- agreement otherwise, to W Makosky of Winthrop, To all interested persons: Representative and MASSASACHUSETTS Witness, GORDON H. Norm Hyett, Chair Submission Conference re-issue this RFP without MA. A Petition for Formal may petition the Court LAND COURT PIPER, Chief Justice of 4/4/19 on Wednesday, April change or modification Donna Makosky of Probate of Will with in any matter relating DEPARTMENT OF THE said Court on March 15, W 17, 2019 at 10:30 thereto, to issue a sub- LEGAL NOTICE Winthrop, MA has been Appointment of Personal to the estate, including TRIAL COURT 2019 NOTICE OF PUBLIC a.m. Eastern Time at sequent RFP with terms informally appoint- Representative has the distribution of assets 19 SM 000117 Attest: FORUM the Massachusetts Port and conditions that are ed as the Personal been filed by Susan M. and expenses of admin- ORDER OF NOTICE Deborah J. Patterson TUESDAY APRIL 16, LEGAL NOTICE Authority, Terminal C substantially different Representative of the Sullivan of Holbrook, istration. TO: Recorder 2019 AT 7:00 PM REQUEST FOR Briefing Room, 2nd than those set forth in estate to serve without MA requesting that the WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Nelson Rodriguez and 4/4/19 Robert DeLeo Senior PROPOSALS Floor Old Tower, Boston- the RFP, or to cancel LEGAL NOTICE surety on the bond. Court enter a formal Dunn, First Justice of this Katlyn Rodriguez W Center Vending Machine Logan International the RFP without issuing NOTICE is hereby given The estate is being Decree and Order and Court. And to all persons 35 Harvard St. Concession Airport, East Boston, another RFP, all as the that in accordance administered under for such other relief as Date: March 20, 2019 entitled to the benefit of Winthrop, MA 02152 The Massachusetts Massachusetts 02128- Authority, in its sole with the provisions of informal procedure requested in the Petition. Felix D. Arroyo the Servicemembers Civil LEGAL NOTICE In accordance with Port Authority (the 2909. To confirm judgment, may deem to Chapter 131, Section 40, by the Personal The Petitioner requests Register of Probate Relief Act: 50 U.S.C. App. section 9-12 of the Town “Authority”), owner attendance at the Pre- be in its best interest. Massachusetts Wetlands Representative under the that: Susan M. Sullivan 4/4/19 § 3901 (et seq).: of Winthrop’s Home and operator of Boston Submission Conference Copies of the RFP may Protection Act and Massachusetts Uniform of Holbrook, MA be W Citizens Bank, N.A. Rule Charter, you are - Logan International please complete the be obtained on the Winthrop Town By-Laws, Probate Code without appointed as Personal f/k/a RBS Citizens, N.A. hereby notified that the Airport (the “Airport”) RSVP form located on Authority’s website at a public hearing will be supervision by the Court. Representative(s) of said claiming to have an TOWN COUNCIL --PUBLIC Council President will is issuing a Request for the Massport website at www.massport.com. held on April 10, 2019, Inventory and accounts estate to serve Without LEGAL NOTICE interest in a Mortgage HEARING DATE OF APRIL hold a Public Forum on Proposals (the “RFP”) www.massport.com as 4/4/19 at 7:40 P.M. in the Jos. are not required to be Surety on the bond in LEGAL NOTICE covering real property 16, 2019 the budgeting and other from established and early as possible and no W Harvey Hearing Room, filed with the Court, an unsupervised admin- INVITATION FOR BIDS in Winthrop, numbered Notice is hereby given in spending matters. responsible business later than 12:00 noon Winthrop Town Hall on but interested parties istration. Chiller Maintenance and 31 Beal Street, given accordance with Section 4-4-19 entities that have Eastern Time on Tuesday, TO PLACE the Notice of Intent from are entitled to notice IMPORTANT Equipment Repairs by Nelson Rodriguez 2.9 (c) of the Code of 4-11-19 demonstrated expertise April 16, 2019. For any YOUR AD Edward Amaral to install regarding the adminis- NOTICE at the Winthrop and Katlyn Rodriguez the Town of Winthrop W in the execution and questions related to the tration from the Personal You have the right Lawrence Larsen Rink at to Mortgage Electronic that the Winthrop Town RFP, please call (617) 781-485-0588 WINTHROP PROFESSIONAL

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PHOTOS BY BOB MARRA/ROBERTMARRAPHOTOGRAPHY.COM Spring is here and Winthrop High athletics are in full swing. Last Saturday, March 30, WHS La- crosse took on Northeast Metro Tech while the WHS Baseball team went head-to-head against Brookline.

THROW THE BALL TO HIM: Coach Frank DeMarco (middle) gives STOP HERE: Brian Chalmers (44) slows down any NOT THIS TIME: Shortstop Ryan Skoczylas tries to retrieve an errant throw as some instructions to his battery, pitcher Christian Nattareno progress this Northeast forward planned. a Brookline runner starts his dive as he steals second base. and catcher Miles Albert. TOUGH FOOTING: Pictured to the left, left fielder Dan O’Neil stumbles as he tries to track down a deep fly ball, which fell for an extra-base hit.

EASY DOES IT: Shortstop Ryan Skoczylas flips the ball to second I DON’T LIKE IT: Ryan Buccini baseman Dan Gillis for an easy play at second on the front end lays off a high pitch. of a double play. Spring into health this season!

FOLLOW ME: Chris Ferrara (11) carries the ball as he is pursued by a Northeast defender. Join us at our “Spring into Health Fair” OPEN HOUSE April 10th at 2-4 p.m. Chelsea Jewish Lifecare and Greater Lynn Senior Services at Cohen Florence Levine Estates 201 Captains Row, Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150

RSVP to 617-887-0826 [email protected]

FREE SCREENINGS ATTRACTING A CROWD: Pat Sennott (2) tries to avoid a crowd of converging Northeast defenders. BLOOD PRESSURE • FALL PREVENTION INFORMATION • NUTRITION• HEALTHY RECIPES HEART ASSESSMENT • HEALTH INFORMATION www.chelseajewish.org

You’re invited to a Book Signing at The WINTHROP BOOK DEPOT CAFÉ Saturday, April 13th 10:30& -11:30AM NO BACKING DOWN

CONTACT POINT: Steve Perullo (18) and a Northeast forward collide as they fight for a loose ball. Meet New England Patriots Player BBRANDONRANDON KING Author SEAN STELLATO and the LIII 2019 Super Bowl Trophy – Get an autograph and a photo with the trophy! –

ESCAPE ROUTE: Chris Rodergiuez (6) outruns a Northeast Winthrop Book Depot & Cafe, 11 Somerset Avenue, Winthrop defender.