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VOLUME 19, No. 99 REVERE SENIOR CITIZEN PROM WEDNESDAY City officials announce May 22, 2019 Memorial Day ceremony INDEX Editorial 4 Green Beret Nicholas Lavery to be keynote speaker Sports 13 Police News 18 Journal Staff survive more than 40 surgeries, inten- sive retraining and, eventually, a re- Real Estate 24 Everyone has a story, but the story of turn to combat. He lost his leg when Classifieds 22 Warrant Officer Nicholas Lavery is one a long-trusted Afghan soldier fired on of bravery, courage and determination. him and his fellow soldiers, and oth- DEATHS He has received three Purple Hearts, er enemy forces emerged on rooftops, Joan McBain a Silver Star, a Bronze Star, and a shooting. Lavery was hit four times. Sylvia O’Connell Bronze Star with Valor for heroism in “My reasons for staying were the combat. same as the ones I enlisted,” the 6-foot- Janet Stec It is only fitting that Lavery, who 5-inch Kingston native said. “I made an has had five deployments, be invited oath to protect my country.” Obituaries Page 16 by Mayor Brian Arrigo to be the key- He was inducted into the UMass note speaker at Revere’s Memorial Day Lowell Military Hall of Fame. Lavery INDEPENDENT Ceremonies on Monday, May 27 on the holds a bachelor’s degree in criminal NEWSPAPER GROUP American Legion Lawn at 249 Broad- justice from UMass-Lowell. way at 11 a.m. Lavery is pursuing his master’s de- World War II Veterans will also help gree at the Chicago School of Profes- commemorate the 75th Anniversary of sional Psychology and spending time D-Day. with his wife, Army Master Sgt. Toni Lavery shattered his right leg in Af- Lavery, and their young son, Dominic. 50 CENTS ghanistan in 2013 and has never con- After the ceremony, all are welcome sidered a medical discharge. By 2015, at Casa Lucia on Lucia Avenue for a Lavery was back in Afghanistan, the lunch have a chance to meet Lavery in NEWS first special operator to return to com- person. bat as an above-the-knee amputee. There will be Roll Call of the Dead BRIEFS PHOTO BY OWEN CARRIGAN Prom King Charlie Russo and Queen Ann Columbro during the Revere Senior It is valor and determination that Citizen Prom at the Beachmont VFW on Thursday, May 16. Scores of seniors made Lavery a hero and helped him See MEMORIAL DAY Page 2 NOMINATIONS enjoyed dancing, dinner and socializing. See more photos on Page 10. BEING ACCEPTED FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD AARP is now accepting Temple B’Nai Israel to close Four Revere students receive ACE scholarships nominations for its 2019 Mas- sachusetts Andrus Award for after more than 113 years By John Lynds tries. neering firms, Cravotta, -Bri Community Service, which Four Revere students are ana, Buenrostro and Castillo honors 50+ Commonwealth By Cary Shuman 113-year-old temple’s pres- With development in the among the 24 impressive high participated in a five-month residents who are sharing their ence in the city. region at an all-time high, the school students from a com- design project and construct experience, talent, and skills Temple B’Nai Israel, the “We much prefer to stay need for professionals in the munity in and around Boston a hypothetical project in order to enrich the lives of their beloved Jewish house of wor- open, but it’s lack of member- architecture, construction, and that received a scholarship to learn about each discipline. community members. ship in Beachmont and the ship, lack of participation, and engineering fields is bigger this year. “We are so proud of Axel “AARP Massachusetts is setting for bar mitzvahs, wed- changing demographics,” said than ever. Matthew Cravotta, Rich- and the work he did as part excited to shine a light on 50+ dings, and other joyous cel- Cherry at a final concert event ACE Mentor Program of ard Briana and Alejandro of ACE this year,” said Ex- Bay Staters who are using ebrations through the years, Sunday honoring the temple’s Greater Boston, the non-profit Buenrostro, all students at Re- cel Executive Director Owen what they’ve learned in life to will close its doors this Friday. legacy. organization which introduc- vere High School, as well as Stearns. “The hands-on expe- make a difference in the lives Debby Cherry, president of Cherry said the temple was es high school students to the Revere’s Axel Perez Castillo, riences of this program were around them,” said Mike Fes- the temple on Wave Avenue, once home to more than 300 architecture, construction, and a student at Excel Academy the perfect complement to ta, AARP Massachusetts State said this week’s traditional families, who would fill the engineering industries, is at Charter High School, were all the course he took as part of Director. Friday night Shabbat Ser- the helm of helping develop named ACE scholarship win- Excel’s dual enrollment pro- vices will mark the end of the See TEMPLE Page 9 future talent in those indus- ners. gram. We could not be more See NEWS BRIEFS Page 5 With professional guidance proud of him.” by industry mentors who are Cravotta, Briana, Buenros- Commission okays beer garden for full-time employees of con- tro and Castillo and other stu- IS IT A BIRD?! IS IT A PLANE!? struction, design and engi- Renegades games at Harr y Della Russo See SCHOLARSHIPS Page 2 IT’S A !! By Sue Ellen Woodcock vere Summer Night Series” at Donnelly Square in Beach- For the first time in the mont on Friday, June 14 from GREAT DAY AT THE RACES history of Harry Della Rus- 4-8 p.m. The event consists of so Stadium, beer is going to food trucks, music, art and en- be allowed, served in plastic tertainment. cups during only three games In other business: of the Boston Renegades, a • The commission ap- women’s tackle football team, proved a request for extension in June. of hours at Sabrine Bakery & The Licensing Commission Café, 91 Centennial Avenue. approved the three one-day During Ramadan the café will malt licenses at its May 15 be open until 2 a.m. meeting. • St, Mary’s Holy Name PHOTO BY JOHN DIGREGORIO Beer will be served at Society received licenses for Inclement weather did not stop local residents at the fifth annu- games on June 1, June 15 and an event on Saturday, June 8 al Kite Festival. see photos on page 12. June 29. for a Flag Day Dinner Dance. The commission also ap- • The Revere Lodge #1171, proved licenses to the City of 198 Shirley Ave., was granted Revere for upcoming Farm- a change in officers. TRASH er’s Markets to be held at 249 • El Penol 2, 570A Broad- Broadway on Fridays from way was granted a malt/wine Price subject to change NOTICE July to October from noon. restaurant to be operated 10 without a.m. to 10 p.m. Use of televi- notice Due to the Memorial Day to 8 p.m. In its fifth year, the Farmer’s Market has farmers, sion and radio permitted. JD Acosta, winner of the seventh race, with Carol Tye and Presi- Holiday, on Monday, May a food cart and a food truck, as • Ocean Liquors, 210 Shir- .55 th dent of the BIC Kathleen Heiser at Suffolk Downs for the “Great $ Per 27 , Trash will be delayed well as activities for families. ley Ave., was approved for the Day at the Races” hosted by the Beachmont Improvement change in officers/directors Gallon by one day. 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Memorial Day // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 as well as speeches from Ar- Veterans Office Director. rigo, Speaker of the House The Jr. ROTC, police and Robert DeLeo, State Sen. Joe fire departments will also Scholarships // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Boncore, State Rep. Roselee have full honor guards partic- Vincent and Marc Silvestri, ipating. dents will be honored at the said Nigel Gallaher, former ACE Mentor Program’s 9th Chairman of ACE of Greater annual networking event on Boston. “All of this is possible Thursday, May 23, at the Art- due to our committed mentors ists For Humanity EpiCenter and our ACE volunteers who in Boston. work tirelessly on top of their The 2019 event will fea- full-time jobs to engage our ture remarks by Cravotta, Bri- largest group of students in ana, Buenrostro and Castillo the program, to date. Also, our and 20 other students who graduates who have success- received scholarships this fully entered careers in the year ranging from $3,000 to architecture, construction and $13,000 as well as a “Mentor engineering fields are our best of the Year” award ceremony. advocates for the program and Castillo was recently pre- we can’t them enough.” sented with a $3,000 schol- ACE of Greater Boston Revere’s Axel Perez Castillo, a student at Excel Academy Charter arship by Chair of ACE was launched in 2007 and Congratulate High (left) with Chair of ACE Scholarship Committee Steve Eustis Scholarship Committee is one of over 70 affiliates and and ACE Board Chairman Michael Tecci. Steve Eustis and ACE Board under the ACE national um- Chairman Michael Tecci brella. Through practical, Your graduate while Cravotta, Briana, and project-based, hands-on ex- Buenrostro each received an plorations, students work col- $9,000 scholarship. laboratively and creatively to fh h f “It is with great excitement design innovative solutions that we have the opportunity to real world problems. With Put Your Special Graduate’s Photograph to award these 24 talented stu- professional guidance by es- With Your Message In Our dents with their scholarships,” teemed industry mentors who Graduation Issue

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Picture Revere High School student Matthew Cravotta (left) with Chair of ACE Scholarship Committee Steve Eustis and and ACE Board Page 10 The Winthrop Sun Transcript • Thursday, June 25, 2015 Phone: 617-846-3700 Fax: 781-485-1403 Chairman Michael Tecci. 15 Winthrop graduates receive $25.00$237,000 from Facella Scholarships are full-time employees of this time, the students con-

By Cary Shuman niors,” said Macero. Class of construction, design and en- struct a hypothetical project The Facellas also donated Fifteen Winthrop High $13,000 to pay for students’ 2019 gineering firms, students em- in order to learn about each School graduates were the re- fees for the Advanced Place- cipients of the first Norma and ment Exams. bark on a five-month design discipline and take part in ac- Paul Facella Scholarships at “OurCongratulations students and their par- the Class of 2015 Commence- ents are extremely grateful to project, through weekly ses- tivities such as the ABX (Ar- ment Exercises. the Facellas,”Lani!! said Macero. sions after school, to develop chitecture Boston Expo) ex- The scholarships, part of “We look forward to these Revere High School student Richard Briana (left) with Chair of a $6.5 million gift by the Fa- scholarships continuing for ACE Scholarship Committee Steve Eustis and and ACE Board the professionalism, team- hibition hall scavenger hunt, cellas, totaled $237,000 this many years.” year. An additional $90,000 in TheGood Town Luck Scholarship at UNH Chairman Michael Tecci. work, and collaboration that site visits, Revit training and scholarships was also present- Committee, led by Marylou ed to the graduating seniors. Osborne,Your selects Friends the recipi - the industry requires. During trade day. Superintendent of Schools ents. Candidates are selected John Macero spoke about basedat the on their Revere academic Journal per- Ad Deadline is “pure generosity” of the late formance, an essay, extracur- Friday, May 31, 2019 Norma and Paul Facella this ricular activities, and commu- week. nity service. City Council is pretty upset about Ugly House banner at Wonderland “Paul is a Winthrop High This year’s recipients of the School graduate andWrite he want ______- Facella Scholarships were: ed to see Winthrop High Carly O’Keefe, Michael Maz- School students succeed and zone, Kathryn Fraher, Annie By Cary Shuman ing on top of their garage,” what better wayYour to make ______Mahoney, Sean Gillis, Maura said McKenna. “They put sure that they succeed than Lanza, Poli Tsiotos, Juani- The Paul and Norma Facella Scholarship recipients are pictured at the Class of 2015 Graduation Exercises. Front row, from left, are by giving an endowment gift ta Saenz, Amy Sena, Chiara Carly O’Keefe, Michael Mazzone, Kathryn Fraher, Annie Mahoney, Sean Gillis, MauraRevere Lanza, Poli city Tsiotos, councillors and Juanita Saenz. Backex - it in after the ordinance was that every year Message will allow Powers, ______Joseph Bosco, Lucille row, from left, are Amy Sena, Chiara Powers, Joseph Bosco, Lucille Floyd, Scholarship representatives Marilyn Censullo and Vincent 15-20 scholarships of at least Floyd, Vanessa Dale, Michael Cabarretta, Supt. of Schools John Macero, Principal Matt Crombie, Vanessa Dale, Michael St. Jean, and Jake Chiudina. approved and I would like to $15,000 to graduating se- St. Jean, and Jake Chiudina. pressed dismay at Monday’s Here ______Council meeting about a large have them take it down.” (Please put name on back of photo) banner that is hanging from Powers urged the MBTA to NameWinthrop ______High School Class of 2015the Graduates top tier of the Wonderland address the issue immediately. Last week the Transcript pub- Madison Crowe Ricki-Ann Gillis Abigail Love MBTA Garage.Anthony Ruggiero “I would like to take it lished an incorrectAddress list of Winthrop ______Ali Cummings Sean Gillis* Brady Magrath Juanita Saenz* High graduates of the Class of Kathryn Dacey Tyler Gillis Ann Mahoney* Councillors Joanne McK- one step further and have the Helena Schreibman 2015. We regret theCity error. ______Follow- Vanessa Phone Dale* ______Jamie Gobiel* Alexandra Mattareseenna and John Powers MBTA come up here and ex- ing are the graduates: David Dalessio James Griffin Briana Mazzone Amy Sena* Vivian Alzate ZacharySend your Deeb special photograph &Jonathan message Griffiths along with Michael Mazzone*co-sponsoredDaniel a Sennottmotion that plain the rationale of putting Alex Anzuoni* Thomas DiBenedetto* Cristopher Guzman Ramirez Paul Mazzuchelli Mia Sennott that sign up there,” said Pow- Ana Aravena* Maghen Donahue a check for $25.00Tarald to: Halvorsen Brandon McDonaldrequests “Mayor Brian Arrigo Kristen Siscaminis Andrew Ascolillo Dylan Driscoll Christine Haskell Caroline McKinnonto send a letter to the MBTA to ers. “Just the wording on the Tian Li Song Jordan Atkins Molly Duffy Xena Herbert Erica Mietzch remove an enormously large billboard is personally offen- Meaghan Barry THERyan Duyon REVERE RicardoJOURNAL Ruben Hernandez Avila Nicholas Moulaison Assunta Spinazzola Kathryn Beadle Eric Fabrizio Amanda Hersey Brianna Mulvaney‘We Sell UglyMichael Houses’ St. Jean* banner sive to me.’’ Christopher Beaudry 385Raymond Broadway, Feeley Suite 105 CarolynRevere, Hetherton MA 02151; Christopher Murphy Taylor St. Jean Joseph Bosco* William Feeley Sabrina Hitaffer Carly O’Keefe*that has been hanging for the Councillor-at-Large Steve Lizeth Botero 781-485-0588Marc Ferullo or email to [email protected] Huenchunir* Caitlin Page Katherine Teixeira Marc Bouche Robert Fisher Caitlin Janielis Victoria Cursinolast two monthsPatrick Todiscofrom the top Morabito also weighed in on Cody Boudrow Caitlin Flaherty Tayla Jones Valentina Ramirezof the WonderlandJanelle Tritto Garage.” the banner. Jacqueline Boulay Lucille Floyd* Muhamed Karame Chiara Powers Niki Tsiotos Daniel Brogan Timothy Floyd David Kirby Emily Puopolo McKenna was the first to “My first thought was, ‘this Polixeni Tsiotos Shannon B rogna Kristen Ford John Knapp Valentina Ramos*address the issue of the ‘Ugly’ [banner] looks sloppy,” said David Bushi RepublicLexi Forristall ServicesErisa Kokoneshi of BostonMollie Reardon Johan Umbarila Guzman Brianna Campello Kathryn Fraher* Pamela Kraja Rolando Recinosbanner. Jessica Vigliotta Morabito. “I’m not even sure Sarina Cerulli* Kelley Furey Maura Lanza* Eric Reidster Olivia Woods Monday night the Revere City Council discussed removing Thomas Chiudina* OfferingCal Garufo 15, 20, and 30Abigail Cu Larwrence Yd Roll OffMichael Rich “Just recently they put a the MBTA knows about this. Sela Zalwango* Cassidy Collignon James Gill Nicole Lentini Jonathan Richards10-foot-by-12-foot sign hang- It does not look profession- the sign (pictured above) from the Wonderland MBTA Parking Joseph Comerford Stephanie GillespiecontainersAnna Limina Jorge Roman Ismail Zogasi Garage. Antonio Corsetti Earl Gillis Gina LoPresti* Qamijana Rrapo * National Honor Society EMBLEM CLUB FLAG DAY STUDENT WINNERS al. It doesn’t even look like Novselsky. “It’s an ugly sign Clean outs | Bulk Items it’s sturdy or a fixture on the to say the least.” Remodeling or Construction Projects PARKWAY OPTICAL building the way it hangs.” Councillor-at-Large Councillor Jessica Gianni- George Rotondo said the ga- Call Today @ 781-560-1417 no said the ordinance banning rage “is a state-owned proper- and EYECARE billboards and advertising ty and there is nothing we can Established 1957 signs was first advanced by do about it.’’ “our colleague,” the late Bob Council President Arthur Janis M. Cotter, O.D. Haas, in response to the large Guinasso agreed with the as- COMPREHENSIVE EYE EXAMS number of billboards in the sertion that it is a state-owned Testing for glaucoma, cataracts, and diabetic eye disease. city. Giannino expressed hope entity but he added that the Contact Lens Consultations and Fittings that the banner would be re- garage was being leased to “a Philip Cotter, R.D.O. moved promptly. private concern.” COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICES “I felt the same way (as “This is sort of an injustice The Revere Journal reaches thousands Councillor Morabito) when to our community,” said Gui- Kathryn Fraher, salutatorian for the Winthrop High School Class of 2015, delivers her remarks at Dianna Iandolo O.D. I first saw the banner,” said nasso. The council leader said the Commencement Exercises June 5 at the Larsen Rink at theeach Mike Eruzione week. Center. Fraher will be attending the University of South Carolina. Eyewear for the Family • Eyeglasses repaired Ward 4 Councillor Patrick that maybe with the assistance Place an Ad in the Journal!Winthrop Emblem Club #15 is happy to announce the winners Seniorof our “What TheDiscounts, Flag of the Medicare, HMO’s, Keefe, adding that he would of Revere’s state delegation Christina Russo on Dean's List at Stonehill College United States of America Means to Me” 5th Grade essay contest. Pictured are Arthur T Cummings School Principal Ryan Heraty, third place winner Madeleine Rossi,and second,place- many Jessica other MacPhail, insurances accepted. like to see the Inspectional (Speaker Robert A. DeLeo, Winthrop native Christi- Stonehill is a selective sional goals and to live lives first place - Daniel Tracy, and Edie Raymond WEC#15. The Winthrop Lodge of Elks 1078 has asked na Russo, a member of the Catholic college located near of purpose and integrity. Rep. RoseLee Vincent, and Call 781 485-0588the winners to read their essays at their Flag Day Services. Every 5th grader receivedSummer a ruler with Hours: Services Department remove Class of 2015, was named to Boston on a beautiful 384- Stonehill was listed among all the presidents pictures on it. the Spring 2015 Dean’s List at acre campus in Easton, Mas- the Top 20 Catholic colleges Mon - Tues - Thurs - Fri Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm Weds 9:00am – 2:00pm all advertising signs from Sen. Joseph Boncore), the sit- Stonehill College. sachusetts. With a student-fac- and universities in the coun- To qualify for the Dean’s ulty ratio of 13:1, the College try in a recent poll by College Closed Saturday & Sunday telephone poles throughout uation could be rectified. List, students must have a se- engages over 2,500 students Factual. The College also Kate Abbott named to Husson University's Honors List the city. The City Council supported mester grade point average of in 80+ rigorous academic pro- ranked 15th on a PayScale list 80 Broadway • Revere, MA 3.50 or better and must have grams in the liberal arts, sci- of liberal arts colleges with Winthrop resident, Kate Husson University has pre- Northern Maine provide ad- “I was shocked when I saw the motion. completed successfully all ences, and pre-professional the best return on investment Abbott, has been named to pared future leaders to han- vanced knowledge in busi- courses for which they were fields. The Stonehill commu- (ROI). In January, Stonehill 781-289-7929 Husson University’s Honors dle the challenges of to- ness; health and education; it,” said Ward 2 Councillor Ira registered. nity helps students to devel- was named one of the “50 List for the Spring 2015 se- morrow through innovative pharmacy studies; science and Russo is a Communication op the knowledge, skills, and Most Underrated Schools” by mester. undergraduate and graduate major at the College. character to meet their profes- “Business Insider.” Students who make the degrees. With a commitment humanities; as well as com- Honors List must carry at least to delivering affordable class- munication. In addition, Hus- 12 graded credit hours during room, online and experiential son University has a robust the semester and earn a grade learning opportunities, Hus- adult learning program. For point average of between 3.4 son University has come to more information about edu- to 3.6 during the period. represent superior value in cational opportunities that can FIND US ONLINE: To learn more about Hus- higher education. Our Ban- son University visit http:// gor campus and off-campus lead to personal and profes- www. winthrop transcrip t. com www.husson.edu satellite education centers in sional success, visit Husson. For more than 100 years, Southern Maine, Wells and edu.

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CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILLOR-AT-LARGE GERRY VISCONTI HOLDS CAMPAIGN KICK OFF AT CASA LUCIA

Gerry Visconti officially announced his candidacy for Coun- cillor at Large for the City of Revere last Friday night at the Casa Lucia. In front of a packed house, Visconti laid out his plans for his campaign and how he views the future of the city. He directed his points on the topics of public safety, concerns on traffic and touched on the possibility of the new high school.

Revere School Committee member, Gerry Visconti Colleagues in government, Councillors Ira Novoselsky, John Powers, Dan Rizzo, Arthur Guinasso, announces his candidacy Mayor Brian Arrigo, School Committee members Carol Tye and Susan Gravelesse, Councillors Tony for Councillor at Large in the Zambuto, Jessica Giannino, Steve Moribito and School Committee member Michael Ferrante. November 2019 election.

Introducing her colleague on Candidate Visconti welcome Councillor John Stopping by to show their support for Gerry Candidate for Councillor at Large, Gerry Visconti is shown with the school committee, Gerry Powers, and Revere Police Chief Jim and Lilly Judith and Dawn D’Ambrosio. Visconti, family friends Joanne and Councilor Jes- Visconti, Carol Tye. Guido. sica Giannino and Matthew Giannino Carabillo.

Friends from the Jack Satter House were on hand at the Casa Lucia showing their support.

Shown Above… the extended family of the Viscon- ti’s and the Rose’s. To the left, John Carter, Jim Mosca, Gerry Visconti, Jim Caruso, James Caruso and George Kelly. Candidate Gerry Visconti, James Faretra, Ricky Brianna, Frank Pascucci, and Joseph DeSantis.

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MEMORIAL DAY IS A DAY TO REFLECT UPON THOSE WHO Forum GAVE THE LAST FULL MEASURE The Memorial Day weekend is upon us, a three-day weekend that for most Americans marks the start of the summer season. Many will celebrate appropriately with barbecues and outdoor activities with family and friends. However, amidst our festivities, we should not forget that Memorial Day is America’s most solemn national holiday, marking our nation’s tribute to those who made the Supreme Sacrifice for our country. Memorial Day initially was observed on May 30 and was known as Decoration Day, in an era before the turn of the 20th century, when the Northern states paid tribute to the Union sol- diers -- who gave their lives to preserve America as we know it -- by decorating their graves that were a part of the landscape of every Northern community whose sons died to preserve the Union and free the slaves. That tradition continues to this day, with the graves of those who gave their lives for their country being decorated with American flags and flowers around the country, whether by vet- erans organizations or family members. The new century soon brought with it wars, seemingly ev- ery generation, that would give new meaning to the words Su- preme Sacrifice. Starting with the Spanish-American War in 1898, American blood was shed on foreign soil in WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf War, and then Iraq and Afghanistan, not to mention in other far-off places around the world that are known only to our government. Although history has been less than kind in judging the wis- dom of our policy-makers who involved us in many of these conflicts, what is beyond dispute is that in every war to which we have sent our young men and women, they have performed with courage and patriotism in the belief that they were serving the best interests of our nation. For those of us who have been spared the horrors of war, it to the Editor is difficult, if not impossible, to appreciate the sacrifices that LETTERS have been made on our behalf by those who served -- and died -- while wearing the uniform. CONFRONTING importance to physical health est emergency room. Suicide event, arranged flowers, pur- It is these brave Americans, who gave “the last full measure,” MENTAL HEALTH with illnesses like depres- is often preventable when chased props, made phone whom we honor on Memorial Day. Without their heroic efforts, we sion and anxiety cited among people at risk receive the sup- calls, ran all over town for Dear Editor: would not be writing this editorial -- nor would you be reading it. the top concerns, along with port that they need. stuff, and most importantly In America today, approxi- So as we enjoy the long holiday weekend with friends and cancer and heart disease. The • Our schools should en- showed up. mately 45-47 million, or 1 out family, let each of us resolve to take a moment -- if not longer same poll identified barriers to courage students to pursue We were fortunate to have of five Americans, is suffering -- to thank those who gave their lives in order that we might care and different perspectives careers in mental health fields, the support of sponsors, big with a mental health issue; be able to enjoy the freedoms that make America the greatest regarding value for physical whether through nursing, and small: Suffolk Downs, and approximately one in 25 nation on earth. and mental health where his- medical or vocational pro- HYM, RedGate, XSS Hotels, Abraham Lincoln’s words in his Gettysburg address ring as adults is currently experienc- grams. This is a growing field; ing a serious mental illness torically the latter wasn't tak- EZ Disposal and Recycling, true today as they in 1864: en as seriously. we need the next generation of Global, Mayor Arrigo, Mad- “Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on that substantially interferes The good news is that there talented professionals. Arbour ison Print, Revere TV, our this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated with one or more major life educational partners include to the proposition that all men are created equal. activities. Sadly, the rate of is much hope – and today, elected officials, and our local positive outcomes are not Northeastern University, Rox- businesses. “Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether suicide is at a 30-year high. bury Community College and that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can only possible, they are experi- The BIC is a strong advo- While more individuals are Tufts School of medicine. long endure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We enced every day. Like chronic cate for making the City a accessing care, an astounding • Each of us can play a pos- have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting 9 million are struggling with physical illness, mental illness better place to live, work, and place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might can be diagnosed and effec- itive role to improve the lives play. When we see a need, we unmet needs.These are our of the millions of Americans live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. friends, colleagues, neighbors tively managed. Individuals roll up our sleeves and figure “But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -- we can not con- who were once in despair can suffering from mental health a way to get it done, or at the and perhaps our own family challenges, not just during secrate -- we can not hallow -- this ground. The brave men, living members. As CEO of the Ar- regain their mental health and least offer a solu-tion to help and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our go on to live their best lives. this month, but every month get it done. bour Hospital, my staff and I in every com-munity across poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, nor long have the privilege of serving This is highly rewarding and The public stairways remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they the country. many members of our com- one reason I chose to work in throughout the city need fix- did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the Eric Kennedy, CEO munity who are experiencing this field. ing. It’s an extremely expen- unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so no- Arbour Hospital sive project, and the City is bly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great some of the most challenging times of their lives – mental What can we do within our working on it. However, it’s task remaining before us -- that from these honored dead we take communities to recognize the A GREAT DAY AT through the volunteer efforts increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full illnesses that are often invis- signs of mental health issues of the BIC committee and measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead ible to the casual observer in RACES shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall ways that physical illnesses and assist those in need of Dear Editor, many city employees, and have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, are not. care and treatment? Revere’s Great Day at the with money from grants, that by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.” May is Mental Health • Listen and show under- Races was a day to remem- we repaired our first set of Awareness month, provid- standing: If you suspect a ber. The Topsider Lounge at steps from Webster to Pearl ing an important opportunity loved one is struggling, offer Suffolk Downs was filled with Avenue. We plan to further for reflection and col-lective to listen and encourage them folks having fun. Everyone beautify the area with land- action to address barriers, in- to seek professional help. had a terrific time socializ- scaping, lighting, and a little cluding the ongoing stigma • Share the Lifeline num- ing, eating, drink-ing, placing library. and stereotypes preventing ber (800-273-TALK) – a 24/7, bets, winning, losing and just The money raised from many individuals from getting free and confidential support experiencing the thrill of the the Day at the Races will be the care they need. line. Mili-tary veterans may track. And the sun was out! donated toward the repair of evere A recent poll of 1,000 press ‘1’ for dedicated sup- The Beachmont Improve- the five worst sets of stairs. R Americans conducted by Re- port. Suicide affects all demo- ment Committee (BIC) wants If you’re interested, the BIC search Now provides some graphics: different ages, races, to thank everyone who partic- meets at 7 p.m. on the first 385 BroadwayJournal , Revere, MA 02151 noteworthy insights regarding ethnicities, sexual orientation ipated in making this event a Tuesday evening each month 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 perception and barriers. High and occupations. success: everyone who bought at the Revere Police Station. percentages of respondents • In case of acute emergen- a ticket, donated a raffle item, All are welcome. view mental health as equal in cy, dial 911 or go to the near- Kathleen Heiser Directory bought a raffle, at-tended the Advertising and Marketing Marketing Director REVERE THROUGH THE YEARS The Revere Journal reserves the right to edit letters for space and clarity. Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please include your street Assistant Marketing Directors and telephone number with your submission. The Revere Journal publishes Maureen DiBella - [email protected] columns, viewpoints and letters to the editor as a forum for readers to express 10 years ago prom-goer, in which the Senior Sales Associates their opinions and to encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed May 20, 2009 18-year-old youth killed a are not necessarily those of The Revere Journal. Peter Sacco - [email protected] Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are preferred. The Revere Firefighters Saugus woman, is prompting Kathleen Bright-Procopio - [email protected] Union has rejected a call for a warnings about alcohol con- Sioux Gerow - [email protected] wage freeze by Mayor Thom- sumption by underage youths Legal Advertising as Ambrosino, which means during prom season. Ellen Bertino - [email protected] there will be layoffs in the de- “Up,” “Angels and De- Ad Design partment. Ambrosino said that mons,” and “The Girlfriend the freeze is necessary in light Experienc”e are playing at the Kane DiMasso-Scott Subscription Information of the great national recession Revere Showcase Cinemas. Editorial that has reduced the city’s Senior Reporters The Revere Journal is published every Wednesday by the revenues. The police union 20 years ago Seth Daniel - [email protected] Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates rejected a similar call for a May 26, 1999 Cary Shuman - [email protected] paid at Boston, MA. Newsstand price is 50 cents. Subscrip- wage freeze and a number of City Councillor George V. Regular Contributors tions are $30 per year in Revere, and $60 per year outside officers have been laid off. Colella charged that Mayor Sue Ellen Woodcock - [email protected] the city. Known office of publication: 385 Broadway, Revere, A 21-year-old East Boston Robert Haas has misused the John Lynds - [email protected] MA 02151. Postal publication number is USPS NO. 710-120. man and a 22-year-old female Educational Telecommunica- Copy Editing, Layout Postmaster, send address corrections to the Independent accomplice were arrested for tions Fund, which is derived Scott Yates - [email protected] Newspaper Group, Attn: Circulation, 385 Broadway, Revere, the armed robbery spree of from a two percent charge on Kane DiMasso-Scott - [email protected] MA 02151.The Revere Journal assumes no financial respon- five local businesses in the the gross income of Media- Business Accounts Executive sibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but will re- past two weeks in which they One cable company, on “friv- Judy Russi - [email protected] print that part of the advertisement in which the error occurs. used a hypodermic needle to olous entertainment.” Haas Printer Advertisers will please notify the management immediately threaten the store clerks. rejoined that Colella wishes Concord Monitor (N.H.) of any errors that may occur. A drunk driving accident in Saugus by a Saugus High See YEARS Page 8 Wednesday, May 22, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 5 GIBSON PARK COMMUNITY BUILD A SUCCESS A large group of volunteers, led by Project Manager Elle Baker and including city officials, DPW staff, and Point of Pines residents, helped assemble the playground equipment at the Gibson Park Community Build event this past weekend. “It takes a village,” said Baker, adding that the grand opening of the newly renovated facility will be on May 29.

School Committee member Frederick Sannella and Ward 5 Councillor John Powers join Mayor Brian Arrigo and Project Manager Elle Baker at the Gibson Park Community Build Satur- Volunteers who helped build the Gibson Park playground pose for a photo after completing the project. day.

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the roadway than what is hap- NEW SIGN MOUNTED AT ENTRANCE TO CITY Nominations will be eval- TRIP TO FOXWOODS pening on their phone,” said uated by the Massachusetts The Joe Guarino/ St. Rep. RoseLee Vincent (D-Re- state office based on how Lazarus Bowling League is vere). “Thank you to Speaker the volunteer’s work has im- having a day trip to Foxwoods DeLeo, Chairman Straus and proved the community, sup- on Sunday June 9. Leader Wagner for shepherd- ported AARP’s vision and The buses leave at 7:45 ing this bill through the Leg- mission, and inspired other a.m. from St. Lazarus Church islature. Lives will be saved, volunteers. The award recipi- on Ashley Street East Boston. and we will all be safer in our ent will be announced in early The cost is $30 per person vehicles because of this bill.” fall. which includes a $10 food “This legislation makes AARP Massachusetts An- coupon and $10 in slot play. clear that drivers must keep drus Award for Community Muffins, turnovers and their hands and eyes on the Service nominees must meet juices are served on the bus. road and not on cell phones,” the following eligibility re- Muffins, turnovers and said Rep. Bill Straus (D-Mat- quirements: juices are served on the bus. tapoisett), Chair of the Joint • Nominee must be 50 years For tickets call: Nunny Ce- Committee on Transportation. or older. lona at 781-245-6622. “The Committee has received • The achievements, ac- extensive testimony showing complishments, or service on HOUSE PASSES that cell phone use is a top which the nomination is based threat to safety on our roads must have been performed on DISTRACTED today.” a volunteer basis, without pay. DRIVING “I am proud to support the • The achievements, ac- LEGISLATION hands-free legislation that was complishments, or service on passed by the House today,” The Massachusetts House which the nomination is based said Assistant Majority Lead- of Representatives passed leg- must reflect AARP’s vision er Representative Joseph F. islation to ban drivers from and purpose. Wagner (D-Chicopee). “This using hand-held electronic de- • The achievements, ac- bill is a collaborative ap- vices in vehicles unless they Mayor Brian Arrigo is shown with City officials and the RHS Athletic Director Frank Shea, along complishments, or service on proach that will save lives and are in hands-free mode. with high school athletes at the newly mounted sign at the entrance to the City on Broadway. which the nomination is based make the Commonwealth’s “Distracted driving is a must be replicable and pro- roadways safer by prohibiting factor in too many dangerous vide inspiration for others to the dangerous behavior of dis- includes support in interview hours Monday-Friday 10-4 and “We’re proud to collaborate and fatal motor vehicle acci- volunteer.. tracted driving.” preparation, resume building, Wednesdays 10-7). Past grad- with The Neighborhood De- dents, and the House is proud • Couples or partners who The bill defines hands-free job placement and financial uates of the program are now velopers and IINE to offer this to take this step to move this perform service together are devices as those that engage coaching. employed as restaurant work- training to our residents free policy forward for Massachu- also eligible; however, teams in voice communication with The first of two, 2.5-week ers, cleaners, porters, customer of charge.” setts – making our roads saf- are not eligible. and receiving audio without training cycles will begin on service representatives, drivers The free training for Revere er and protecting our drivers, • This is not a posthumous touching, holding or other- May 29 at Youth In Motion and security officers. residents is made possible passengers and pedestrians,” award. wise manually manipulating at 85 Broadway. Seats are “With an influx of local through a $100,000 commit- said House Speaker Robert Please visit www.aarp.org/ the device. Law enforcement still available. To apply, call hospitality employment op- ment from the City of Revere A. DeLeo (D-Winthrop). “I andrus for further information officials have the ability to 857-334-3406 or visit www. portunities, our priority is and a $50,000 grant from the want to thank Chair Straus for and a nomination form. The issue warnings to drivers un- connectnow.org/hospitality, or making sure Revere residents Massachusetts Executive Of- his diligence and hard work, application deadline is July til Dec. 31, 2019 before the come to CONNECT at 4 Ger- have every opportunity to fice of Housing and Economic and Leader Wagner, Chair 15. law goes into effect on Jan. 1, rish Avenue in Chelsea (drop-in compete,” Mayor Arrigo said. Development in 2018. Michlewitz, members of the The AARP Andrus Award 2020. The bill will also: Black and Latino Caucus, and for Community Service is an • Allow for drivers to use my colleagues in the House annual awards program de- mapping or navigation de- who were instrumental to this veloped to honor individuals vices if they are affixed to the Your new home process.” whose service is a unique and windshield or integrated into “I was proud to cast my valuable contribution to soci- the vehicle and only involve a vote in support of this leg- ety. Last year, AARP recog- tap or a swipe; starts here islation, which will help to nized 50 outstanding individ- • Exempt use of electronics prevent accidents by ensuring uals and couples from around in the case of an emergency drivers are more focused on the country. and for first responders if they are using the devices as part of their duties; CITY OF REVERE JOINS RBC • Penalize drivers with fines IN DCR MEETINGS $100 for the first offence, $250 for the second offence and $500 for third and subse- quent offences; • Builds off and bolsters existing law by creating com- pliance measures, requiring the inclusion of race on the uniform citation, and extend- LIMITED TIME OFFER PREMIER CHECKING** ing this practice to all jurisdic- tions; OFF • Invests $300,000 towards % * data collection and analysis APY by an outside entity; $ 1.25 250 on balances up to $25,000 The bill will now go to the Residential Mortgage Closing Costs with Premier Checking account*** Pictured from left to right; Annette Bornstein, Carol Haney, Senate. Tom Trainor (DCR), Eleanor Viera, Bebe Wunderlich, and Mortgage options available: Priscilla Nickerson. FREE HOSPITALITY • Competitive Rates • Financing for Non-Warrantable Condominiums Every month, for the ments that need to be made CAREER TRAINING available upon bank review and approval • First Time Homebuyer and Affordable Housing Programs past 12 years, the Revere on the beach, parking along PROGRAM • Financing for Primary or Second Home and • FHA and MassHousing Lender Beautification Committee the beach, the condition of AVAILABLE TO Investment Properties (RBC) has met with repre- the sidewalks and bollards, • Fixed and Adjustable Rate Mortgages • Local underwriting and decision-making, sentatives from the Depart- etc. These discussions result REVERE RESIDENTS • Construction and Rehab Mortgages and a range of lending solutions ment of Conservation and in an agreement on how to In preparation for current Recreation (DCR) to dis- address each issue. The re- and upcoming hotel and ca- cuss Revere Beach. A rep- sults are then reported at the sino hiring cycles, Mayor resentative from the City of next monthly meeting and Brian Arrigo is encouraging Revere, Priscilla Nickerson, remain on the agenda until Revere residents to consider 978.977.7100 EBSB.com participation in a free hospi- has now joined the RBC at the issue is resolved. *Annual Percentage Yield (APY) as of 5/02/19. Rate subject to change without notice. Fees may reduce earnings. **Premier Checking these meetings. Anyone who has con- tality career training program - Interest will be paid on daily balances equal to or greater than $0 and less than $25,000.01 earns 1.25% APY, balances $25,000.01 These monthly meetings cerns about Revere Beach, offered by The Neighbor- or more earns range from 1.25% to 0.10% APY. Combined minimum balance of $25,000 to waive $25 monthly maintenance fee. hood Developers’ CONNECT Direct deposit required. Reimbursement of up to $50 per month for ATM surcharge fees. A $50 minimum opening deposit is discuss a variety of issues call the RBC at 781-485- required. Customer purchases checks unless noted otherwise. Other fees may apply, see schedule of fees for details. Bank rules concerning Revere Beach 2770 and leave a message program in partnership with and regulations apply. Ask a representative for details. ***Applications must be received by July 31, 2019 and closing must take such as the cleanliness of with the concern. The con- the International Institute of place by October 26, 2019. Premier Checking account must be open prior to mortgage closing.

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Monday, May 27th 2019 at 11:00 AM American Legion Lawn 249 Broadway Revere, MA 02151

The City of Revere welcomes Warrant Officer Nicholas Lavery of the U.S. Green Berets as this year’s keynote speaker. WO Lavery lost his right leg on March, 11, 2013 and received three Purple Hearts, a Silver Star, a Bronze Star, and a Bronze Star with Valor for heroism in combat. In 2015, he went back to Afghanistan to become the first Special Forces operator to return to combat as an above-the-knee amputee. Following the ceremony, all are welcome to join us at the Joseph L. Mottolo VFW Post 4524, 61 Lucia Ave, for a lunch to honor our World War II Veterans and commemorate the 75th Anniversary of D-Day. Tents will be provided rain The following list identifies and remembers those Veterans from Revere who were lost or shine in the following wars. World War I William E. Allen Albert DeStoop John E. Knox George H. Singer Max Achenbach Frank J. Alvino Antonio DiGregorio Carroll Kummerer Kenneth G. Snow William Batstone Salvatore J. Bagnulo Augustine A. DiPietro Thomas F. Landry Peter Stamulis John Breen Frederick C. Baldwin Dante DiPrizio Stephen M. Langone Charles N.E. Brown Joseph Beader Arthur DiStasio Simon Lee Edward Steinman John R. Butler Michael Begley Peter DiStasio John J. Lehmann Robert Struthers William J. Butler Edward Bloom Daniel F. Doris Raymond Lepore George C. Sullivan Euplio Cerrone Phillip F. Boyd Charles D. Dugan Herbert Levine John Sullivan Joseph W. Chamberlain World War II George A. Elwell Douglas J. MacDonald Gerald Swerling John Famiglietti Andrew J. Mantine Pasquale Colangelo William S. Boyd Carl M. Thomajan Robert Fecitt Paul S. Maslowski Douglas C. Cummings James L. Brandano Sidney Toressen Samuel Feldman John W. Mastrachi Raymond R. Venezia Joseph DilTalia Italo J. Breda Christopher Ferragamo John W. Mastromarino Thomas Von Holzhausen Frank P. DiPesa Leroy E. Brown Charles J. Fietz John N. Mayor, Jr. Israel Weinberg Richard D. Donnelly Robert P. Brown John V. Fitzgerald Thomas J. McCarthy Woodrow W. Wilkins Francis J. Driscoll Milton Bubis John H. Foley Charles F. McClusky V. Howard Woodell Frank Erricolo Francis Burns Francis J. Foye Robert F. McDonald Harry Zassman Lawrence J. Flaherty Richard J. Chouinard Nicholas Frammartino Charles G. McMackin Milton L. Zelmeyer John F. Fitzpatrick Loftus L. Christianson Hallet H. Fraser, Jr. Joseph E. Messina Korean War Charles N. Fredericks Shirley B. Andrews Alfred J. Conley Edward H. Friedman John H. Minichino William H. Hartley Hugo F. Carozza John A. Conley Harry J. Garrity Irving Mintz Frank Charido Raymong Lawrence Lloyd F. Coolidge Harold Gay Seymour A. Molin Carl W. Mabie Adolph F. Cormier Gerald Chieppo Edward Z. Gelman Frank A. Molino Joseph Concannon Samuel P. Mahoney Eugene Coscia Robert Gladstone Domenic D. Morra Richard R. Marshall Wilfred F. Cote Bernard A. Kinnally Samuel H. Gordon Joseph L. Mottolo Bernard Kniznick John Pesa Robert E. Cotter Joseph Gorfinkle Joseph O’Brien Robert S. Mauro Louis Sandler Salvatore Crivello Julius Greenberg Christopher Paragone William A. Shiveree Samuel Sandler Paul W. Cronin John F. Hannigan Edward J. Parsons Walter Smart Patrick Santa Maria William J. Crough Joseph H. Harrington Kenneth J. Patenaude Vietnam War Albert W. Smith Robert Cummings Kenneth G. Harrington Lugo Penneachio Kenneth G. Brown James T. Sweeney Robert P. Cuozzo David P. Hartigan, Jr. Francis N. Petro Robert L. Blais William Ungvarsky Fred E. Deacon Herbert S. Hill, Jr. William Pidgeon James L. Delmont Earl B. Welch Victor D. DeGuglielmo James J. Hill James F. Quinlan Sebastian E. DeLuca World War II James V. DeMarco George Horblitt Fred L. Raymond Martin L. Gillespie, Jr. Warren E. Allen Thomas DeSisto Joshua R. Howard Carmine M. Reppucci John M. Glasser Maurice W. Hudlin Alfred S. Romeo Arthur R. LeGrow, Jr. John E. Hurley Harold Rosenbaum Alan J. O’Brien, Jr. Walter S. Olinsky, Jr. William A. Janvrin, Jr. Melvin E. Rosenberg Stephen J. Penta Charles F. Jensen Samuel N. Rubinovitz Thomas W. Whitten Joseph H. Joyce, Jr. Armando Ruggiero Robert Karl Lavigne John D. Kane Alexander A. Russo Gulf War Isadore Kaplan Anthony G. Sarno Daniel F. Cunningham Harold E. Kendall Salvatore P. Scaffidi (Army) Chester H. Kenney John A. Sciaraffa Lawrence Salamone Hubert H. King Thomas F. Shaughnessy (Navy)

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RICKY SERINO OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR COUNCILLOR OF WARD 6 AT CASA LUCIA

It was no secret or surprise Vincent, Mayor Brian Arrigo when Candidate Ricky Seri- and many other elected city no officially announced his officials and candidates. candidacy for Ward 6, hoping Serino took to the podium to replace the retiring sitting with a big smile on his face, Councillor, Charlie Patch. listening to the rousing round A room full of family, of applause from the crowd friends and supporters, as well as he announced his candida- as Speaker of the House Bob cy and outlined his agenda if DeLeo, State Rep. RoseLee elected.

With a big smile Candidate for Rick Serino with his friends from Malden Catholic. Councillor for Ward 6 Ricky Serino makes it official at the Casa Lucia.

Robert Repucci Ex. Dir. Of CAPIC, Councillor John Powers, Candidate Serino, and Candidate for Councillor at Large John Correggio.

Special guests Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo (left) and State Rep for Charlestown, Dan Ryan (right) at the Casa Lucia with State Rep. RoseLee Vincent and Candidate for Ward 6 Ricky Serino.

Candidates that were at the Casa Lucia for Ricky Serino’s an- nouncement, from left, Ward 2 candidate Robert Bent, At Large Candidate for Ward 6 Ricky Serino with his parents, Gina and Ricky Serino with Revere Veteran’s Agent Marc Silvestri and Brian Vesce, Serino, at Large John Correggio, Ward 5 Eric Lampe- Rick. Revere veteran Morris Morris. decchio, and Stephen Ruggiero from Winthrop Ward 6.

Elected officials, School Committee Stacy Rizzo, Reps. RoseLee Vincent and Dan Ryan, School The Serino family turned out to support the candidate in a big way last Sunday morning. committee Gerry Visconti, Councillor John Powers, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Serino, Speaker Bob De- Leo, Councillors, President Arthur Guinasso, Jessica Giannino, Tony Zambuto and School Commit- tee Mike Ferrante.

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he still were mayor. state budget crisis. year. The final day of classes ident and Revere firefighters Friday evening. Harold LeG- dous turnout of participants Stop & Shop has agreed to The federal EPA brought for all Revere public school thwarted an attempt by two row, chairman of the event, and spectators on Sunday give the city a parcel of land dismay to local residents and students will be June 15, youths to burn down the Paul said there will be two grand afternoon. Lena Martoccio valued at $500,000 for con- officials when it announced thanks to no snow days this Revere School. The youths marches of the children to the portrayed Mary, Queen of the struction of a new fire station this week that Rowe’s Quarry winter. were seen fleeing the area music of John Sisk and his or- Most Holy Rosary. in Ward 6 as part of the mit- should remain as a back-up The city will observe Me- shortly after the fire had start- chestra. June Allyson, Elizabeth igation package for the new for sludge waste from the new morial Day with the tradition- ed. Damage was confined to The School Committee re- Taylor, Janet Leigh, and Mar- Stop & Shop to be located at Deer Island wastewater treat- al parade. The official theme one section of a classroom. viewed 150 applications for garet O’Brien star in “Little Squire Rd. and Washington ment plant in the event that of Memorial Day this year, Robert H. Cole of 52 Ar- 10 teaching positions at its Women” at the Revere and Ave. the site in Walpole that has proclaimed by President Jim- lington Ave. has been accept- meeting this week. Boulevard theatres. The new memorial for the been selected by the MWRA my Carter, is to honor the men ed to Yale University. Rod Steiger stars in “Al Battle of Chelsea Creek, rec- for the disposal of the sludge and women who served in the George Perullo is the new Capone” at the Revere Drive 80 years ago ognized as the first naval en- is unable to handle the vol- Vietnam War. President of the Patriot Civic in. Dean Martin and Jerry May 25, 1939 gagement of the Revolution- ume. Mel Brooks’s “Blazing Club. Lewis star in “At War with the ary War 224 years ago, was The city will conduct low- Saddles” is playing at the Kin- Robert Horton and Richard Army” at the Revere Theatre. Bishop William A. Rice of dedicated this past weekend key exercises on Memorial cade Theatre in Winthrop. Jaeckel star in “Green Slime” Honduras administered the at its new location at Cronin Day, starting with observanc- at the Revere Drive In The- 70 years ago Sacrament of Confirmation Rink. es at 11 a.m. on the front lawn 50 years ago atre. May 26, 1949 Wednesday afternoon to 400 An undercover sting opera- of the American Legion build- May 22, 1969 Thomas W. Dowd, a mem- boys and girls of St. Theresa’s tion by Revere police nabbed ing. Despite three hours of de- 60 years ago ber of the Revere Housing Au- and 11 local bars and restaurants “Indiana Jones and the Last bate, the City Council was May 21, 1959 thority, suggested this week Immaculate Conception that sold alcoholic beverages Crusade,” “Pink Cadillac,” unable to come up with a Sabino Russo, 83, was that the city sell vacant lots parishes. to underage minors. and “Field of Dreams” are vote either for or against the struck and killed by a fire throughout the city for $10 to The so-called Revere rack- The City Council has vot- playing at the Revere Show- creation of a Redevelopment truck as he was crossing the veterans, who then can build ets trails have concluded, with ed to appropriate $350,000 case Cinemas. Authority . street in the vicinity of 715 homes on the lots. Down not- the defendants, including for- to bring the city’s computer The 46 members of the Broadway. The driver of ed that although the RHA is mer Mayor James M. O’Bren, systems into compliance with 40 years ago Immaculate Conception High the ladder truck said he was in the process of constructing still awaiting the jury’s ver- Y2K. May 23, 1979 class of 1969, consisting of 33 speeding up Broadway be- 222 units of veterans housing, dict. Police Chief Edward J. “Notting Hill,” “The Love Mayor George V. Colella girls and 13 boys, will receive hind a pumper that was head- more than 1,000 veterans have Tighe and Lieut. Henry Trac- Letter,” and “Star Wars: The and City Councillor William their diplomas Sunday eve- ing toward a grass fire in No. applied for the units. ey were acquitted yesterday. Phantom Menace” are playing Foley, an announced candi- ning in the church. Kevin Kin- Revere when he first saw the The city’s veterans or- A parade starting at the at the Revere Showcase Cin- date for the mayoral post, ex- nally is the Class President. elderly man stepping into the ganizations will gather at Parkway overpass and end- the Rumney Marsh burial emas. changed vitriolic letters this Memorial Day this year will street. He swerved the truck, ing at the Revere Beach Blvd. week with charges and coun- be observed for the first time but it struck a glancing blow grounds at 10:30 a.m. for the bandstand will highlight Me- 30 years ago tercharges regarding the issue on the fourth Monday of May, upon Russo and then crashed start of the city’s Memorial morial Day eeriness here on May 24, 1989 of the city’s unpaid bills to rather than the usual May 30. into Rigione’s Market. Lad- Day exercises on May 30. Revere Teachers Assoc. certain vendors. Revere will hold the tradi- der man Joseph Pizzano, 38, More than 8,000 local res- Sunday. President Richard Champa The new, $7 million Beach- tional parade that will march was thrown off the truck and idents have received chest Kelly’s Bowl-away on Re- said that the proposed layoffs mont School is set to open its through the center of the city suffered a shoulder injury for x-rays by means of the mobile vere Beach Blvd. will hold its of 40 reachers is not fair be- doors on Tuesday. Students of to the Ye Olde Rumney Marsh which he was treated and re- x-ray truck pursuant to the gala grand opening on Satur- cause other city departments the Ronan, Pasteur, and Howe Burying Grounds. leased at Revere Memorial state’s program for screening day. are not sharing equally in the schools will report to the reg- The City Council has ad- Hospital. the state’s residents for tuber- Basil Rathbone stars as budget reductions that are be- ular classrooms on Tuesday, opted a new ordinance ban- The 13th annual Children’s culosis. Sherlock Holmes in “Hound ing forced on the city because collect their books, and march ning hitchhiking in the city Ball sponsored by the Shur- St. Anthony’s Church con- of the Baskervilles” at the Re- of the reduction in local aid to their new school, where and imposing a $50 fine. tleff School PTA is expected ducted its annual May Proces- vere and Boulevard theatres. from the state caused by the they will spend the rest of the Quick action by a local res- to draw 1,200 children this sion exercises with a tremen- Wednesday, May 22, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 9

TEMPLE B’NAI ISRAEL HOSTS LAST CONCERT BEFORE CLOSING

Temple B’Nai Israel began legacy. The last services will it’s service to the Revere com- be Friday night at 7 p.m., May munity on May 19, 1906 and 24, and the temple that served last Sunday afternoon, May Revere so honorably will 19, 2019, the temple held its close. final concert honoring their

Members of the congregation attending the final concert, Han- na Strowman, Mark Epstein and Sue Huberman.

Tenor Jake Harris and Cantor of Temple B’Nai Israel.

Immediate Past President Jamie Farrell and current President, Debby Cherry.

The “Tree of Life” is part of the tradition at Temple B’Nai Israel, Steve Goldberg and Myrna Goldberg Davis at the reception Edythe Shuman enjoying the afternoon at Temple B’Nai Israel. shown Joe Cole, President Debby Cherry, School Committee before the concert begins. member Carol Tye and Kathleen Heiser.

President Cherry greets Paul Cousineau at the doors of the tem- The choir for the final concert at Temple B’Nai Israel. Jessica Woolf, Naomi Gurt Lind, Maayan Harel, David Woolf, Rachel Slusky, ple last Sunday afternoon. Thomas Dawkins, Matthew Bishop Bern, Jake Harris, and Mitch FitzDaniel.

President Debby Cherry addresses those in attendance last Sun- day afternoon at the Temple B’Nai Israel open house and final tribute concert, honoring the temple’s legacy and long history Jake Harris leads the choir in the opening selection. of supporting and serving the Revere community

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sanctuary for Rosh Hasha- vere,” said Cherry, noting the ol Tye said she has attended (Congregation Tifereth Israel nah and Yom Kippur services the current roll is at 55 mem- many celebrations at the tem- at the corner of Shirley and on the High Holidays. bers. ple. Tye said her father, Walter Nahant Avenues) closed two “There has been a signifi- Several long-time members Tye Jr., used to light the flame years ago. cant decline in members over stopped by the temple on Sun- on the altar in the mornings to “Unfortunately the Jewish the last 20 years and it kind day for a farewell celebration assist the congregation at its population doesn’t live here of exacerbated more recently, and concert. A video of the daily services. anymore,” said Novoselsky. said Cherry. “We also have an temple’s 100th anniversary “He lit the flame, went “Most of the members at Tem- older congregation.” dinner held at the Peabody across the street to the Mass, ple B’Nai Israel came from Cherry was the first woman Marriott played on the televi- and came back afterwards and out of town.” to be president of the temple, sion in the hall. then he went to school,” said Longtime Beachmont resi- serving from 1998 to 2003. “It’s really sad and it’s real- Tye. “It’s sad to see this place dent Bruce Singer said he was Though she grew up in Re- ly hard to do this today,” said close.” bar mitzvahed at the temple in vere and celebrated her bat Cherry. “It’s hitting the mem- Ward 2 Councillor Ira No- 1967. mitvah in 1971 at the temple, bers hard. It’s lovely that peo- voselsky called it an “unfortu- “We had a lot of great times Bruce Singer, who celebrated his bar mitzvah at Temple B’Nai she is now a resident of Lynn. ple have come back, but today nate situation” seeing the tem- at the temple and have a lot of Israel in 1967, is pictured inside the sanctuary with his cousins, “We only have a handful of it hit me that this is the end.” ple close its doors for good. happy memories,” said Sing- Doreen Grossman and Rachel Grossman, at an event Sunday at members who now live in Re- Beachmont resident Car- He said his former temple er. the temple. Page 10 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, May 22, 2019 SENIOR CITIZEN PROM AT THE BEACHMONT VFW

Photos by Owen Carrigan in the Beachmont Section of Revere. The event was very On Thursday, May 16, the well attended, and the hall Revere Senior Citizens’ Prom expertly set up, and the food was served by students from was held at the Beachmont Revere High School. A King, Veterans’ of Foreign Wars Charlie Russo, and a Queen, Post on Bennington Street Ann Columbro, were selected.

Len Piazza and Ricky Serino, Ward 6 Council Candidate. Al Russo and Charles Russo, 50/50 raffle winners. Councilor Patrick Keefe dances the night away.

Guests enjoying their meals. Revere political leaders and Candidates for Revere city offices.

Gilda Ausiello, who celebrated her 102nd birthday at the Prom. Revere High School students, who set up the hall and served all the food.

Al Terminiello Jr. (left) with John Correggio, Council candidate Nick Moulaison and his Candidate for City Councillor at Large. daughters, Felicia and Nykolette.

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It takes more than a village to put this annual run together, in fact a lot of local cities and towns send police and other first responders to help out during the event. The weath- er didn’t cooperate at all, but that didn’t stop these dedicat- ed riders from a huge turn out, despite the rain. Rain gear to plastic bags covered the hun- dreds of riders as they awaited a break in the weather at Re- vere’s HD headquarters. Re- vere Mayor Brian Arrigo was on hand to greet the selected veterans who were honored during the run, and presented them with a City of Revere “Challenge Coin,” with the assistance of Revere Veteran’s Agent Marc Silvestri and Re- vere Police Chief James Gui- do. A break in the weather soon came, the crowd gathered near their bikes, the playing of the “National Anthem” and a salute as they exited HD for the scripted route and then to Anthony’s of Malden to com- plete the afternoon. Waiting for the sun, Organizer Veteran Andy Biggio, honored veterans of the run and cops from around the area ready to keep the riders safe.

Patty and Dennis Moschella with Bobby Marchionni.

Lots of bikes, but early in the day, lots of rain kept the riders indoors shopping at their favorite store.

Everett Police Officer Matt Cunningham in charge of operations Three generations of riders, Robert Pollard, Tammy Pollard and for the run is shown with Revere Veterans Agent Marc Silvestri, Revere Police Chief Jim Guido with Revere officers assisting with Brianna Easton. Andrew Biggio (event organizer) and Police Chief Jim Guido. the ride last Sunday afternoon.

The rain didn’t keep the smiles away, Amy Elliot is ready Sgt. Chris Giannino, from the Revere Police These veterans are not riding but sure are supporting the good that this annual event brings for a great day. Dept. kept the traffic under control. to many wounded veterans.

Sandra Dean found a way to keep her hair dry, but the rest was pretty wet.

Marc Silvestri with veteran Jared Luce at the Boston Past Commander of the Mottola Post and Viet Nam Veteran, Wounded Veterans MC Run Mayor Brian Arrigo presents U.S. Army Ranger Cory Rensburg a Revere Challenge Coin, with Re- Dennis Moschella greets veteran JD Williams. last Sunday. vere Veteran’s Agent Marc Silvestri. Also shown is Cory’s dad, Craig. Page 12 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, May 22, 2019

5TH ANNUAL KITE FESTIVAL ON REVERE BEACH The 5th Annual Revere Beach Kite Fes- tival was hosted at Revere Beach on May 19th. Although clouds were in the sky, this did not stop the kite flyers from coming down to join us! Over 300 families from Revere and neighboring cities made their way to Revere Beach to fly their kites. When the rain started pouring down, ded- icated flyers waited in line to grab their kites to use for a not-so rainy day. Unfortu- nately, the festival closed early due to the weather, but we are excited to return to the beach next Spring to enjoy the 6th Annual Revere Beach Kite Festival!

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RHS SPORTS Roundup RHS SOFTBALL HOSTS CARWASH FUNDRAISER DOUCETTE WINS in fine performances to win NEC BOYS JAVELIN medals. Antony Arias brought home CROWN a second place medal in the The Revere High boys long jump with a leap of 20’- outdoor track and field team 5”. Teammate Camron Ventu- turned in a strong team effort ra grabbed fourth place in that at the Northeastern Confer- event with a jump of 20’-0”. ence Meet that was held this Camron earned another medal past Saturday at Peabody in the triple jump with a land- High School. ing of 40’-7”, which was good The top individual Patriot for seventh place. performance came from Ryan “Another surprise finish for Doucette, who brought home us came in the long jump,” an NEC title in the javelin. said Ros. “Antony was seed- Ryan earned his crown with ed fourth and coming off an a throw of 151’-8”, two inches Achilles injury, so I wasn’t further than the second-place expecting much from him. contestant. Cam was seeded eighth and “Ryan is the first boy from had never broken 20 feet. RHS to win a conference title Cam breaking 20 feet and fin- in this event,” said RHS boys ishing fourth was definitely a head coach Sam Ros. “We great moment. Cam also had knew it was going to be tough another great day in the oth- with the kids from Swamp- er jumping event, the triple scott and Malden having bet- jump. Cam’s PR coming into ter best-throws this season, but the meet was just under 40 Ryan was up to the challenge. feet. The goal was to break On any given day, any one of 40 feet for a chance to medal. the top 10 kids in the confer- He did just that jumping 40’ ence could win the event. Af- 7” and medalling in seventh ter the first three throws in the place. Rain or shine the revere community came to support the RHS softball Car wash fundraiser, held Sunday, May 19 outside of City Hall trial were done, Ryan was sit- “Antony jumping the way on roadway. Pictured with the RHS Softball team is Mayor Brian Arrigo. ting in second place, trailing he did, coming within a few by four feet. During the finals, inches of his outdoor PR after each competitor gets three an injury, shows how gutsy injury derailed him for the last with a third place medal in the I knew he could finish well, other throwing events, the more throws. The standings he is,” added Ros. “I had a few meets until the conference javelin with his toss of 143’- but a third place finish is a shot put and discus. Jaryd held fast until the last throws. goal for Antony coming off meet. His performance in the 7”. nice surprise. I believe Lucas Benson, even though he just Ryan launched 151’-8”, put- last year’s spring season. That long jump can be attributed “Lucas Barbosa held his can get as good as Ryan with missed medalling, threw one ting him two inches ahead of goal was to break 60 seconds to the way I trained him this own as well in the javelin,” more practice. Ryan made the foot over his PR. Jaryd has the Swampscott kid. He being in the 400 meter hurdles. past year. He got stronger and said Ros. “We didn’t expect automatic qualifier for the Di- worked very hard this season the top-seed from the trial got During this past indoor sea- more determined. His best him to finish as high as he did vision 1 States in the event. I on improving his technique the luxury to go last. After son, I trained and raced him long jump this past winter considering he only picked up am hoping Lucas can qualify in the throwing events, espe- Ryan’s final throw, we had with that goal in mind. He season was 21 feet, 3 inch- the event because he’s been provisionally, but we won’t cially the shot put,” Ros said. to sit and wait. Once we saw trained more with the distance es. I am confident he would dealing with a hamstring inju- find out until the performance “Our goal this year was to the Swampscott thrower’s last runners and raced longer than have jumped at least that far ry from football. In a way, this list is announced.” break 40 feet, which he had throw land, we knew right he was used to. He opened for spring with a healthy leg. injury kept us from winning In the discus, two Patri- done a few times this season. away that it wasn’t far enough this outdoor season running He would have had a shot to the NEC Large Conference ots won medals. Rayan Riazi With his throw this weekend, I to beat Ryan.” 62 seconds, so we knew he win the conference. Because championship. He has been finished in sixth place with know if we had a couple more Doucette was among a host would break 60 by the end of Antony is such a hard-work- our top athlete and wins four a throw of 112’-0” and Alaa meets, he would break the of Patriot boys who turned the season. Unfortunately, his ing kid and always wanting events every meet. Not having Atoui took eighth spot with 42 foot barrier. In the discus, to improve himself, he was him get those 20 points each his spin of 108’-9”. Riazi also Rayan Riazi continues to im- able to adjust to the training meet cost us against Somer- performed well in the 110 prove as he has done through- I put him through. Not many ville and Malden. Going into hurdles, placing 10th in that out the season. It culminated sprinters could just switch to the conference meet, he was event. Jaryd Benson turned this weekend when he fin- longer running, but Antony seeded sixth in the javelin. in a fine effort in the shot put ished 6th and threw a personal was able to do so and improve Because Lucas is a natu- with his toss of 41’-1”, which best. There was no doubt in everything about his events.” ral athlete, he picked up the left him just shy of medaling my mind that Rayan could be Lucas Barbosa scoredSelf-Serve six event Wash quickly. + He Gener- improved with a ninth-place finish. one of the better throwers in points for the Revere team more and more each meet. “We had a great day in the al Store See ROUNDUP Page 14

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Roundup // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13 flashes of it during prac- RHS GIRLS TENNIS Nguyen won handily in tice. Rayan’s problem, which TEAMS WINS PAIR straight sets, 6-0, 6-1. At first continues, is his consistency. doubles, Malak Oufessa & He has the potential to throw The Revere High girls ten- Nada Abou Hadiba came up over 120 feet right now, but nis team earned a pair of vic- short, 6-0, 6-1, as did the duo his technique has to improve tories this past week against of sophomore Chelsea Phan significantly. Alaa on the oth- Northeastern Conference ri- & Xiomara Romani Rojas at er hand, has been much more vals. second doubles, 6-0, 6-1. consistent. He didn’t throw In 3-2 victory over Mal- close to his PR, but his throw den, the Lady Patriots were led by their top player, Farah ROUGH PATCH FOR was enough to medal in eighth RHS SOFTBALL TEAM place. Alaa is similar to Rayan Selman, who breezed past her when it comes to consisten- Malden rival at first singles in The Revere High softball cy, but slightly better. Both of straight sets, 6-0, 6-1. team endured a tough stretch these boys are sophomores, Trang Nguyen triumphed this past week, dropping all so the future in the throwing at second singles, 6-2, 6-4, three of its contests. Two of events for us is very bright.” and the first doubles tandem the losses came against Lynn All three of the Patriots’ re- of Lina Nguyen and Ayat Za- Classical, the top team in the The Revere High boys 4 x 800 relay team won a fourth place medal at Saturday’s Northeastern lay quartets won medals. The karia won their match, 6-2, Northeastern Conference with Conference Meet and set an RHS school record of 8:39.24. Pictured with their coach, Sam Ros, are 6-4, to give Revere the victo- an undefeated league mark. 4 x 400 foursome of Augusto (l-r): Cristian Acuna, Victore Pelatere, Christian Madrid, and Fabio Tran. Goncalves, Samuel Gonzalez, ry. The third came at the hands Antony Arias, and Michael At third singles, Luisa Gil of Medford, another top NEC Adolphus finished in fourth seconds. Then he ran anoth- competition,” said RHS head nis team, which stands at 6-7 played well, but came up short rival that is ranked in the top place in a time of 3:41.32; the er PR 20 minutes later in the coach Antonio LaBruna. on the season, needs victories by a score of 6-3, 7-6. 20 in the state. 4 x 800 crew of Fabio Tran, 4x400 running 57 seconds. “She was the only freshmen in in two of its final three match- At second doubles, the tan- A 10-6 loss to Classical in Christian Madrid, Victor Pe- After that meet, I told the boys the top 10 in the event, which es in order to qualify for the dem of Nada About Hadiba & the teams’ first encounter last latere, and Cristian Acuna that we were going to roll the makes her feat even more im- post-season state tourney. Malak Oufessa dropped their Monday on the Lady Patriots’ likewise finished fourth with a dice and put Cristian in the pressive. Gianna will be com- The Patriots defeated contest in three sets, 6-3, 3-6, home field was a harbinger of clocking of 8:39.24; and the 4 relay at conference. At con- peting in D1 States next week Northeastern Conference ri- 6-1. their tough week to come. x 100 team of Matt DaRocha, ference, our game plan was and certainly has an opportu- val Malden this past week, The Lady Patriots then Revere held a 5-0 advan- Cam Ventura, Billy Ginepra, to average 2:10 and no worse. nity to medal.” 4-1. Freshman Ashton Hoang dropped their next two match- tage entering the seventh and and Fray Del Rosario grabbed The boys ran the strategy to Teammate Carolina Bet- defeated his Golden Tornado es to league powerhouse Mar- final inning thanks to some sixth place with a time of perfection! Fabio Tran led us tero enjoyed a stellar meet, counterpart at first singles in blehead, 5-0, and to Everett, timely hitting by Alexis Ia- 46.32 in a close competition off with a 2:09.7. Christian winning medals in two events straight sets, 6-2, 6-0. David 4-1, in which Gil was the lone coviello, Danielle Dion, Kate in which the first-place team Madrid back that up with an with a second-place finish Phan triumphed at second sin- Revere victor at third singles, O’Donnell, Olivia McManus, won the race in 44.59. identical split of 2:09.7. Victor in the high hurdles in 17.17 gles, 6-4, 6-3, as did Wellan 6-1, 6-1. and Eve Lescovitz that pro- “The final highlight of the held up with a 2:10.2. Cristian and then taking a fourth place Sok at third singles, 6-2, 7-6 However, two days later the duced the Lady Patriots’ runs. meet for us and me personally, completed an oddly identical medal in the 400 hurdles with (8-6). Lady Patriots turned the tables McManus meanwhile, was as a distance specialist, is the split as Fabio and Christian a time of 71.34. The second doubles duo of on the Lady Crimson Tide to in command in the pitcher’s 4x800 meter relay,” Ros said. with another 2:09.7! The boys “Carolina had a huge meet Vincent Nguyen and Matthew earn a 3-2 victory. Gil once circle, spinning a shutout “For the past couple of years, ran so well that at one point as well,” said LaBruna. “She Freitas defeated their Malden again won her match handily through the first six frames. we knew we had a shot to the they were within five yards of just missed winning the high counterparts, 6-4, 6-4, and the at third singles, 6-3, 6-0, and But in the top of the sev- break the school record. It was the lead. This was a great way hurdles by a tenth of a sec- first doubles pairing of Ergi Is- this time both of the Revere enth, the weather took a turn just a matter of getting the to end Cristian’s high school ond and finished fourth in the mahili and Michael Marchese doubles teams defeated their of the worse, bringing rain right opportunity. This whole track career. “ 400M hurdles. She is only go- dropped their match, 6-1, 6-1. Everett counterparts in hard- and wind -- and the proverbi- attempt centered around se- A final noteworthy effort ing to get better and she’ll be In a 3-2 loss to Lynn Clas- fought battles. The duo of al roof fell in. Classical’s bats nior Cristian Acuna. Cristian came from senior Jonathan a top hurdler for the next three sical, Hoang (7-6, (7-0), 6-1) Ayat Zakaria & Lina Nguyen came alive and by the time had an amazing year last year Nushi, who finished in the top years.” and Phan (6-2, 6-2) won their won their match at first dou- the dust had settled, the visit- as a junior. He ran sub 2:10 10 in the league in the two- Other medal-winning per- matches in straight sets. bles, 7-5, 6-3 and the tandem ing Lady Rams had scored 10 in the 800. We knew coming mile run with a clocking of formances, awarded to the top Coach Mike Flynn and his of Malak Oufessa & Nada runs and eventually went on into this year we needed to 11:02. eight finishers in each event, crew were scheduled to face Abou Hadiba triumphed, 6-4, for a 10-6 victory. surround him with the right were earned by Revere girls Lynn English this past Mon- 7-5. A 3-1 loss to Medford was supporting cast, one of which MAHONEY WINS NEC as follows: day. They will take on Malden Trang Nguyen engaged in followed by a 5-1 defeat at was freshman Victor Pelatere. GIRLS JAVELIN TITLE 5th place – Emily DeMau- today (Wednesday) and then a fierce contest with her- Ev the hands of Classical in the Unfortunately for us, Cristian ro, Kathy Umanzor, Astrid will meet Somerville again in erett opponent at second sin- rematch. The Revere High girls out- Umanzor, Gabby Mogavero the season-finale. gles before coming up short, “Admittedly, we played dealt with some health issues door track & field team - re before the winter season. It (4X400 relay) 4:42.6 In the individual state tour- 7-5, 7-6. “This was a great the two top teams in the con- ceived strong efforts from a 6th place – Luana Barbosa nament this past weekend, match for both players, even ference, but we seemed to be put his development behind number of the Lady Patriots at significantly so much that I (high hurdles) 17.71 Hoang, who last weekend be- though Trang lost,” said RHS lacking the grit that has been Saturday’s Northestern Con- 7th place – Soleil Yuong came the first Revere boy to head coach Carla Maniscalco. a hallmark of our program for wasn’t sure if he would be ference Meet that was held at able to run well for us again (Discus) 79’-5” win a state tournament match, “This was a great win for our the past few years,” said RHS Peabody High. 8th place – Erika Cheev- fell to one of the top players team after losing to Everett head coach Joe Ciccarello. this year. Finishing races was Gianna Mahoney achieved difficult for him during the er, Olivia Novoselsky, Leila in the state. After dropping two days earlier.” “Hopefully we can recapture the top performance of the Cesic, Soleil Yuong (4X800 the first set, 6-0, Ashton came In a match with Lynn that spirit in the final part of winter and much of spring. day, earning the title of NEC Regardless, I kept him train- relay) 11:37 back in the second set to take Classical in which the Lady the season as we head into the champion in the javelin with LaBruna and his crew will a 4-1 lead before falling, 6-4. Patriots dropped a 3-1 deci- state tournament.” ing and brought him along a throw of 104’-1”, which slowly, picking and choosing head to the Division 1 State “Ashton played a very sion, Trang Nguyen, playing The Lady Patriots were was 11 inches further than her Meet this Saturday in Fall smart match against a junior at first singles, was unable to scheduled to play at Lynn En- to race him in shorter races. closest competitor. His status for the relay was River. from Peabody who is a a very complete her match because glish this past Monday and “Gianna was in third place strong and powerful player,” of rain. Gil fell at second sin- will entertain Malden today not decided until the last meet going into the final round against Malden. There, he ran RHS BOYS TENNIS said Flynn. “Ashton gave it gles, 6-3, 7-6, in which Luisa (Wednesday). They will host of throws and then got off a his all, but the Peabody boy played a very strong second Beverly Friday evening for a PR in the open 400 breaking personal record (PR) throw NEEDS TWO WINS 60 for the first time ever in 58 made his shots.” set. Senior Night festivities. of 104’-1” which won the The Revere High boys ten- At third singles, Lina

City of Revere 5K Road Race and 1 Mile Fun Run Saturday, June 1, 2019 9:00 a.m. Join us for a professionally timed 1 Mile Kids Fun Run & 5K run/walk START TIMES: 1 Mile Fun Run 9:00 a.m. 5K Road Race 9:30 a.m. WHERE: The West Revere School Complex, 107 Newhall Street, Revere, MA.

ENTRY FEE: Road Race Pre-registration $25.00 Adults, Revere Youth 6-18 years of age $5.00. Register on line on or before May 30th, 2019. Race day registration ‐ $30.00 (cash only) from 7:30‐8:30 a.m. Registration closes at 8:30AM! A portion of registration fees will be used to fund 4 $750.00 scholarships for RHS seniors.

PRIZES: Prizes for top male and female winners of 5K as well as top 3 male and female runners in each age division for road race. Medals will be awarded to the top 2 girls and boys finishers of 1 Mile Run.

TSHIRTS: First 200 runners and walkers who register for race will receive a T‐shirt Register On line-By mail-In person Revere Runs 5K Online Registration:http://www.NorthShoreTimingOnline.com/reglivecb.aspx?eventyear_id=1611 Paper Registration can be mailed with fee for 5K Race to: Revere Parks & Recreation 150 Beach St. Revere, MA 02151. You may also stop by the rec department to register and pay in person! Checks are to be made payable to the City of Revere For more information please email: [email protected], [email protected], or [email protected] ------GAME Revere Runs 1 Miler & 5K Application Please Check Race 1Mile (Ages 6-12) ______5K______NAME______ADDRESS: ______EMAIL: ______BBQ • Raffles • Fun PHONE: ______T‐Shirt Size (first 250)AS ____AM ____AL____AXL____ 2AXL___YL ____YXL____ EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME______EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE: ______WALK______RUN______GENDER______AGE ON RACE DAY______I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity and that I should not enter and run/walk unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by any decisions of a race official relative to my ability to safely complete the run/walk. I assume all risks Fri. May 24 7PM associated with running in this event including, but not limited to falls, contact with other participants, and effects of the weather including heat and/or humidity, lightning, and extreme cold, traffic and the conditions of the road such risks being known and appreciated by me. Having read this waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your accepting my entry, I for myself and anyone entitled to act on Immediately following senior night game at 5:00 pm my behalf, waive and release the City of Revere and all sponsors and event volunteers, their representatives and successors from all claims of liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in this event or carelessness on the part of the persons named in this waiver. Further, I grant permission to all the foregoing to use my name and images of myself in any photographs, motion pictures, results, publications or any Griswold Field other print, video graphic or electronic record of this event for legitimate purposes. ϰϴϭϵ ______(behind St. Mary’s Church) Signature If under 18, parent or guardian All Alumni Welcome Young and Old $25 donation Participating players will receive a T-Shirt Contact: [email protected] [email protected] Wednesday, May 22, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 15

THE REVERE LODGE OF ELKS #1171 HOSTS ANNUAL STUDENT AWARDS DINNER Last Tuesday evening the Revere Elks lodge hosted the an- nual awards night for RHS seniors. Parents and their Elk Stu- dent of the Month were invited to dinner at the Shirley Avenue location prior to the announcement of the scholarship awards. The evening’s master of ceremonies was Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky and Mayor Brian Arrigo also were in attendance.

Mayor Brian Arrigo talks with RHS Class of 2019 graduate, Mat- Exalted Ruler Laura Evans presents Tayla Evans the Exalted Ruler thew Stasio, who will be attending Bentley University in the fall, Award. Tayla will be attending North Shore Community College. also shown is Matt Sr. Loyal Knight, Jewel Martin, Ira Novoselsky and Ex-alted Ruler Laura Evans lead the attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Mary Mahoney, event organizer and Metro North District Deputy Designate is shown with Ward 2 Councillor and Elk Ira Novoselsky and Mayor Brian Arrigo.

Metro No. Dist Deputy Mary Mahoney presents Jenna Wells the RHS Female Student of the Year. Metro No. Dist. Deputy, Mary Mahoney presents Erin Mahoney Elena Nguyen, RHS JROTC Squad Commander, who will be the Exalted Ruler Award. Erin will be attending the University of attending UMass Lowell in the pre-med program is shown with Wisconsin in the fall. her mom, Trang Nguyen, Mayor Brian Arrigo and Councillor Ira Novoselsky.

The 2018-2019 RHS Students of the Month are shown with their hosts, the Revere Lodge of Elks #1171. Laura Evans, Jewel Martin, Sandra DeFran-cisco, Jimmy Hannon, Gene Hannon, Bernie Evans, Daniel Powell Sr. and Mary Mahoney. RHS stu-dents, from left; Jenna Wells and Cristian Acuna, Jan-nel Mercado, Matt Stasio, Brendon Gordino and Isa-bella Dampier, Jonathan Nushi and Katrina Moji- ca, Kiana Napolitano and Rafael Fernandes, Elena Ngu-yen, and Scott Montefusco REVERE STUDENTS EARN HONORS

BELHAOUARI BELSCHNER, the ability of a leader to in- cute. Nobody could ever call was initiated at Salem State day, the Society has chapters GRADUATES FROM RECOGNIZED FOR spire, to help people dream of this guy negative or grumpy.” University. on more than 300 campuses possibilities not yet imagined. After graduation, Andrew will Lina DiCenso of in the United States and the EMERSON COLLEGE EXEMPLARY SERVICE Remember that leadership is be preparing for family trips Revere,was initiated at Salem Philippines. Its mission is “To IN BOSTON AND LEADERSHIP not about the accumulation to both Bermuda and Italy.. State University. recognize and promote aca- Asmaa Belhaouari from On the eve of their May of power and wealth or self- “The challenge for you as Liandra Reyes of Revere, demic excellence in all fields Revere recently graduated 12 commencement, 16 mem- ish aggrandizement. Rather, you prepare to leave Assump- was initiated at Salem State of higher education and to en- from Emerson College, re- bers of Assumption College’s it is principally meant for the tion College and enter the next University. gage the community of schol- ceiving a BS degree in Jour- Class of 2019, including An- building up of society by be- phase in your life is to contin- These residents are among ars in service to others.” nalism on Sunday, May 12. drew Belschner, of Revere, ing the advocates, supporters, ue to nurture the qualities of approximately 30,000 stu- Emerson College awarded were honored with the Col- and defenders of the weak and leadership that you have cul- dents, faculty, professional PRIETO NAMED TO more than 970 undergradu- lege’s prestigious Crown and the little ones against all who tivated here,” added President staff and alumni to be initiated EMERSON COLLEGE ate degrees and on Saturday, Shield Award. The Award oppress them.” Cesareo. “As leaders formed into Phi Kappa Phi each year. May 11, awarded nearly 300 recognizes students who have Crown and Shield recipi- within the Assumptionist tra- Membership is by invitation DEAN’S LIST graduate degrees during the distinguished themselves ents are nominated by faculty, dition, our world needs you only and requires nomination Luis Prieto, a resident of College’s Commencement throughout their tenure at the staff and administration for to bring it hope by making and approval by a chapter. Revere, has been named to ceremonies. College in the areas of leader- their exemplary service and society a better place thereby Only the top 10 percent of the Emerson College Dean’s Award-winning journalist, ship and community service. leadership. Belschner gradu- bringing about the kingdom of seniors and 7.5 percent of ju- List for the Spring 2019 speaker, and author Soledad Award recipients have pro- ated with a degree in History. God. In this way you will be a niors are eligible for member- semester. Prieto is majoring O’Brien received an honorary tected (shield) and furthered As a student at Assumption, gift to others.” ship. Graduate students in the in Creative Writing BFA and Doctor of Humane Letters de- (crown) the interests of the Andrew served as an Admis- top 10 percent of the number is a member of the Class of gree and delievered the under- student body and Assumption sions Ambassador and an ESL LOCAL RESIDENTS of candidates for graduate de- 2019. The requirement to graduate commencement ad- as a whole. Argentina Program Student INITIATED INTO THE grees may also qualify, as do make Emerson’s Dean’s List dress. Award-winning scholar “The very essence of lead- Ambassador in addition to an faculty, professional staff and is a grade point average of and writer Nell Irvin Painter, ership is the recognition that Orientation Leader. Andrew’s HONOR SOCIETY OF alumni who have achieved 3.7 or higher. Pulitzer Prize-winning jour- one has gifts and talents that responsibilities on campus PHI KAPPA PHI scholarly distinction. nalist, Emmy-nominated film- can bring to life a vision that also extended to serving as The following local resi- Phi Kappa Phi was found- ON HONOR ROLL AT maker, and theatrical produc- can be transformative for in- Class President, Student Gov- dents were recently initiated ed in 1897 under the leader- AUSTIN PREP ernment Association Senator, ship of undergraduate student er Jose Antonio Vargas, and dividuals, an institution, or into The Honor Society of Phi Olivia Cafarelli, Jenna and Treasurer and Vice Pres- Marcus L. Urann who had President of Miami Dade Col- society,” Assumption College Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest Cobb, Ricardo Fernandes and ident for Academic Affairs. a desire to create a different lege Eduardo J. Padron also President Francesco C. Ce- and most selective all-disci- Katrina Michalak have been One nominator said “Andrew kind of honor society: one received honorary Doctor of sareo, Ph.D. shared with hon- pline collegiate honor society. named to the Third Quarter can be described as many that recognized excellence in Humane Letters degrees. orees and their families. “That Laura Crystal of Revere, Honor Roll at Austin Prep. transformation results from things: funny, smart, kind, and all academic disciplines. To- Page 16 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, May 22, 2019 OBITUARIES FROM THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL Joan McBain Janet Stec Tips to start the Beloved by her family Retired Registered Nurse and diabetic educator Summer Off Safely Joan (Sharpe) McBain, a Janet L. (Gallo) Stec of longtime Revere resident, Lynn, a former longtime res- “Memorial Day is the un- The home had no fire sprin- passed away following a long ident of Revere, passed away official start of summer,” said klers. illness on Friday, May 17, at surrounded by her loving fam- State Fire Marshal Peter J. Os- Charcoal Grills the Sawtelle Family Hospice ily on Wednesday, May 15 at troskey. “Many people are an- Propane is the most com- House of North Reading. She Beverly Hospital after a brief ticipating activities with fam- mon grilling fuel, but many was 80 years old. illness. She was 72 years old. ily and friends, and getting people use charcoal grills. Born in Cambridge, she Janet was born and raised their yards and grills ready Here are some charcoal grill came to live in Revere over in Revere. She was educat- for gatherings. Take a few safety tips: 70 years ago and was a grad- ed in Revere Public Schools minutes for safety and have • Only use charcoal start- uate of St. Rose High School, and was a graduate of Revere a wonderful Memorial Day er fluid. Do not use gasoline Class of 1956. Her entire ca- High School, Class of 1964. weekend.” or kerosene to start a fire in a reer and life was consumed by After graduation, she pur- grill. her family’s needs and fulfill- sued her dream of becoming Grilling Safety • Never add lighter fluid ing them to perfection. Joan a nurse. She graduated from The devoted wife, just shy of 50 years, to William A. Between 2014 and 2018, to burning briquettes or hot possessed an unassuming Brendan J. and Erin M. Mc- the Somerville Hospital Nurs- Stec, Sr. of Lynn, she was the Massachusetts fire depart- coals. Doing so may cause a personality with an abundance Bain, all of North Reading and ing School where she earned beloved daughter of the late ments responded to 474 fires flash fire and result in serious of love that she shared with dear sister of the late Freder- her R.N. Degree. Janet always Vincent J. and Lena M. (Cog- involving grills, hibachis, and burn injuries. many. ick Sharpe. She is also lov- wanted to be a nurse in the liano) Gallo; loving mother of barbecues. These fires caused • Charcoal briquettes give She was the beloved wife ingly survived by her sister in Emergency Room. William A. Stec, Jr. and his 19 civilian injuries, seven fire- off carbon monoxide, a color- of 54 years of Richard M. law, Kathleen “Kathy” (Skiff- She began a long career wife, Christine of Dedham, fighter injuries, and $3.8 mil- less, odorless gas that can be McBain, Sr., the cherished ington) Sharpe of Revere and at the Winthrop Community Robin L. Trainor and her hus- lion in property damage. Last deadly. Always use charcoal mother of Karen M. Arneil several nieces and nephews. Hospital, where she worked band, Derek J. of Peabody and year, a terrible house fire start- grills in a well-ventilated area. and her husband, Scott J. of Funeral arrangements were for over 20 years. She then Ryan J. Stec and his wife, Tif- ed in Duxbury when the grill Never use charcoal grills in- Melrose, Kelley A. Settipane by the Vertuccio & Smith, took a position at the East fany M. of Lynnfield; adored was used right against the side doors. of Revere, Michelle E. Robin- Home for Funerals, Revere. Boston Neighborhood Health nana of Lexi, Dylan, Mack- of the house. • For proper disposal of son and her husband, James of Interment was in Woodlawn Center as an urgent care nurse enzie, Brayden and Bryce and State Fire Marshal Ostros- grill ashes, allow the coals to Methuen and Richard M. Mc- Cemetery, Everett. In lieu of and a diabetic educator for 15 dear sister of Vincent J. Gallo, key offered these safety tips burn out completely and then Bain, Jr. and his wife, Colleen flowers, remembrances may years before retiring. Jr. and John J. Gallo and his for grilling safety: cool for 48 hours before dis- D. of North Reading; cher- be made to the Sawtelle Fam- Janet married William Stec wife, Karen, all of Peabody. • Always grill outdoors. posal. ished grandmother of James ily Hospice House, Gift Pro- on Dec. 7, 1969, after a six- She is also lovingly survived • Place grills 10-feet away • If you must dispose of ash- F. and Ryan J. Arneil, both cessing Center, 41 Mall Rd., year courtship. The couple re- by many nieces, nephews, from the house and deck rail- es before they are completely of Melrose, Alisha C. and Burlington, MA 01805. sided in Revere, and together grandnieces, grandnephews, ings. Make sure grills are not cooled, thoroughly soak them Martino R. Settipane, both of For more information, they began to raise their fam- cousins, dear friends and col- under eaves or overhanging in water before putting them Revere, Zachary J. Robinson please visit www.vertuccio- ily. For the past 15 years, she leagues. branches. in a metal container. of Methuen and Matthew R., andsmith.com. and her husband have lived in Arrangements were by the • You should not use a gas Lynn. or charcoal grill on any porch Gasoline and Lawnmowers Janet was known for her Vertuccio & Smith Home for Funerals, Revere. or balcony. State Fire Marshal Ostros- flare for interior decorating. • Gas grills can be used on key said, “Is your teenager fi- Birthday Remembrance She loved making her home In lieu of flowers, remem- brances may be made to the first floor decks or patios, only nally old enough to mow the May - 27 - 2019 beautiful with furnishings and if there is an outdoor stairway lawn? Then be sure to discuss home décor and also got great American Heart Association, P.O. Box 417005, Boston, MA to the ground, or it is at ground gasoline safety at the same Concetta ‘Connie’ Di-Bella Cammarano pleasure from creating flo- level. time; talk about why it is im- ral arrangements in her spare 02241-7005 or to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Founda- • Grills cannot be used in- portant to let the engine cool This is your first I come to the time. Janet was known by her doors or on fire escapes. before refueling.” Gasoline birthday away place where family as a “collector of many tion, New England Chapter, 60 Walnut St., Wellesley Hills, • Keep all matches, lighters vapors are highly flammable from me. In you rest in things.” MA 02481. and lighter fluid away from and refueling a hot motor can my heart you peace and Above all else, she was For more information, children. ignited them. Gasoline spilled are still here sending you a loving wife, mother and • Keep children and pets onto clothing can give off grandmother. please visit www.vertuccio- feeling your Birthday wish- andsmith.com. three feet away from grills. vapors until completely dry soft touch when es with lots of Create a circle of safety. Chil- and be ignited by any heat you are near. love and kisses. dren should never play near source. Gasoline vapors can grills. travel a long distance to find Love Always & Forever Sylvia O’Connell an ignition source, which is Your Husband, Alberto 40-year employee of Straeger Shoe On June 6, 2018, the Mill- why gasoline cannot be stored bury Fire Department re- inside the house. In the past Funeral services were held sponded to a suppertime grill five years (2014-2018), 335 fire. The grill ignited - near lawn mower fires caused one Remembering privately in the Vertuccio and Stephen M. Garbarino Smith Home for Funerals, by furniture on the porch. civilian death, four civilian in- John J. Puopolo 11th Year Anniversary Revere for Sylvia T. O’Con- Damages were estimated at juries, two fire service injuries 5/22/72 8/3/08 May 25, 2008 – May 25, 2019 nell, a lifetime resident of Re- $20,000. The home had no fire On His BirtHday vere and a 40-year employee sprinklers. See SAFETY TIPS Page 17 of Straeger Shoe, who died On July 11, 2018, shortly on Tuesday, May 14, at the after midnight, the Ayer Fire Whidden Memorial Hospital Department responded to an in Everett following a brief outside grill fire. The home- illness. She was 86 years old. owner had left the grill on at Vazza Sylvia was a graduate of around 9 p.m. to clean it but "Beechwood" Revere High School, Class forgot to shut it off later. The of 1950 and loved her home heat from the grill ignited the town and its history. She was were pretty flowers and choc- nearby wood railings on the Funeral olates. 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Safety tips // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 JROTC CADETS HONORED FOR THEIR SERVICE and an estimated dollar loss of by a cigarette tossed into dry $1.6 million. mulch. • Store gasoline outside An April 3, 2019 fire de- only in approved containers. stroyed a Peabody manufac- • Keep gasoline away from tured home. It was started by all heat sources, such as smok- smoking materials discarded ing materials, pilot lights, into dried leaves. campfires, and grills. An April 27, 2019 fire in • Fill a cooled lawn mower. Newton killed a 62-year old Never refill while it is hot. man and injured an elderly • Keep hands and feet away woman. The fire was started from a mower while it is run- by smoking materials under- ning. neath the exterior deck. On April 24, 2017, at 9:05 a.m., the East Bridge- Fireworks water Fire Department was Marshal Ostroskey reminds dispatched to a fatal fire in a us that, “The possession and single-family home. The vic- use of all fireworks by private tim, an 86-year old man was citizens is illegal in Massachu- working on his lawn tractor setts.” This includes sparklers, when it caught fire and spread party poppers, snappers, fire- to his clothes and the deck. crackers and cherry bombs, The building did not have any and more. “Leave fireworks sprinklers and damages were to the professionals, and en- estimated to be $242,400. joy supervised displays,” he On May 18, 2017, gasoline said. “It is illegal to purchase vapors ignited when a man fireworks in another state and attempted to refuel a com- transport them to Massachu- mercial riding lawn mower in setts,” he added. Last summer, Framingham. The mower was there were many fires, ampu- damaged and he suffered sec- tations and burn injuries from ond-degree burns to his left illegal fireworks in Massachu- At a ceremony on Wednesday, May 8 the Revere High School JROTC was honored for their hard work over the winter - Operation arm. setts. Snow Angel. The ceremony began with a debriefing of the 2018-2019 season at City Hall in the Council Chamber, and then moved A 22-year old man was se- to the America Legion where a thank you celebration was held for the cadets. Shown above are the Cadets with Mayor Brian Arrigo and other city officials. Gasoline and Outdoor riously injured when roman Fires candles were set off inside an “Never use gasoline to start Amherst apartment. AROUND THE CITY a campfire or add it to any A 22-year old was injured OKLAHOMA! p.m; Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 2,8 in their presentation, “Malden, IMOGEN HEAP indoor or outdoor fire,” said in Gloucester playing with p.m., and Sunday, 2 p.m. only. The corn is as high as an ele- Revere and Winthrop, Then The award-winning recording Ostroskey. “We have had so sparklers. 978-232-7200 ,nsmt.org. many injuries this year from A 10-year old boy was in- phant’s eye and the sing- and Now, with PBS’ The Food artist and famous the inno- ing and dancing hits greater vator will reunite with Guy people mishandling gaso- jured by illegal fireworks at KITCHEN Flirts,” at Fenway Community line and other flammable liq- a Marshfield beach on July heights at Bill Hanney’s North EXPLORATIONS Sigsworth as electronic dup Frou uids.” In the past five years, 3, 2018. He was an innocent Shore Music Theatre, when Center, 1282 Boylston St., Frou, Friday, May 24, 8 p.m, Massachusetts hospitals have by-stander. “Oklahoma!” comes to town, The Brass Sisters, Marilynn and Boston. Limited to 45 people. at Emerson Colonial Theatre, June 4-16, 62 Dunham Road, Sheila, share stories, recipes, 106 Boylston St., Boston. reported[1] treating 132 peo- A man lost part of his advance tickets, $20; at the door, ple with serious burn injuries hand when a firework he was Beverly. Showtimes: Tuesday, histories, and a baking lesson $39.50,$49.50,$59.50.888-616- from gasoline. On March 26, holding exploded. The explo- Wednesday,Thursday, at 7:30 Thursday, May 30, 6:30-9 p.m. $25. 0272. 2019, there were two terrible sion occurred in a Mansfield incidents in different com- MBTA parking lot. SENIOR CENTER SNAPSHOT munities when gasoline was The Tewksbury Fire De- added to outdoor fires causing partment provided emergency terrible injuries. medical care to a man who In Ware, four young adults lost a part of every finger on were injured at a birthday his right hand when a firework party when one of them add- he was holding exploded. ed a flammable liquid to an A 25-year old Brockton outside burn barrel. Two man suffered injuries to his were life-flighted to a Boston left hand when a “cherry hospital; one was taken to a bomb” exploded. Worcester hospital, and one A 22-year old Kingston was treated at a local hospital. man suffered injuries to his In West Springfield, a man hands, face and stomach from was seriously injured after a firework. pouring gasoline into a fire In the past decade (2009- pit. 2018), there have been 800 major fires and explosions Smoking Safety involving illegal fireworks in Smoking was the lead- Massachusetts[2]. These in- ing cause of fire deaths in cidents resulted in 12 civilian Massachusetts last year, and injuries, 39 fire service inju- there have been many fires ries and an estimated dollar this spring from improperly loss of $2.5 million. discarded smoking materials On June 25, 2018, peo- PHOTO BY STEPHEN W. FIELDING on porches and in backyards. ple shooting fireworks in the Mayor Brian Arrigo visited the Rossetti-Cowan Senior Center to meet with The Council on Elder Affairs at their May monthly These fires can smolder un- street started a fire in a 6-unit meeting. A very vibrant discussion on the state of Revere and the many topics effecting residents took place. Pictured are Front detected for a long time and Lynn apartment building. One row: Irma Accettullo, Ann Eagan, Rose Mirasolo, Ty Smith, Josephine Piccardi, Lorraine Repoli, Mariannne Fiore, Morris Morris, and when they erupt into flames, ricocheted to the second floor Amodeo Iocco; Back row: Patricia Manzo, Vin Cammarata, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Agnes Ferrioli, and Nick Giacobbe. travel fast. If they start on the porch and ignited several exterior of the building, these items. The fire spread to the fires can get a strong hold be- rest of the second floor and fore the interior smoke alarms to the third floor. Thirty-four SENIOR CENTER NEWS start to warn anyone of the firefighters were injured at danger. If you smoke, put it this fire. Rossetti Cowan Senior as cleaning are available with us to learn more about Alz- Rossetti-Cowan Senior Center, out, all the way, every time. Center Activities Mary Marino at the Rosset- heimer’s and dementia. Sign 25 Winthrop Ave, Revere, MA Extinguish smoking materi- Burn First Aid 25 Winthrop Avenue ti/Cowan Senior Center, 25 up required for more informa- at 10 a.m. SHARP returns ap- als in a can with sand or wa- • Stop, Drop, Cover and Winthrop Ave for Elderly tion contact Camille 781-286- proximately 7:15 p.m. ter, not in the mulch, leaves, Roll to extinguish a clothing Chair Massage Residents the next hearing 8156 The Rossetti-Cowan Center grass, in a potted plant or fire. June 3 & 4 date Thursday, May 3, please Senior Shuttle welcomes yarn donations for other container that can catch • Cool a burn. For minor Therapeutic Massage can call Center appointments are Shuttle will travel to Square our group, “The Knitters That fire. Don’t snub them out on burns, run cool water over the relax tense Muscles due to suggested but walk-ins will be One Mall, Saugus on Mon- Care”. Hats, Lap Blankets and the porch railing or stairs. burn immediately. overwork or stress. It can also serviced if time allows day’s at 11:00. Walmart, Prayer Shawls are made by Smoking materials caused • Seek emergency medical improve the blood supply to Lynn on Friday’s at 11:00. our Knitters and donated to a spring 2018 Chelsea fire that help immediately for more se- tissues, improve energy and Blood Pressure Reservations must be made the Community, among other started on a back porch and rious burns. Call 9-1-1. alertness and relieve stress Individual Conference in advance. Contact Rosset- special projects. No donation consumed three triple-deckers • Use sunscreen with and anxiety. Barbara Mac- Thursday, June 6 & 20 ti-Cowan Senior Center for is to small. leaving a dozen people home- broad-spectrum protection Donald Certified and Licensed more information, 781-286- Movie Wednesday less. from both UVB and UVA to Massage Therapist will be at 8156. A late March 2019 fire avoid sunburn and skin dam- Rossetti Cowan Senior Center May 22nd to be announced TWIN RIVER displaced 20 from a Douglas age that can lead to skin can- she will be offering 15-minute Lunch Schedule apartment building started cer. chair massage from 10:00 to May 23 – May 29 CASINO TRIP Wednesday, June 19, 2019 Lavilla Noon. The cost is $10.00 per Thursday, May 23rd … session and although walk-ins BBQ Ribs, Mexican Rice, cutoff date June 12, 2019. Give the Gift of will be serviced, it is advisable Tuscany Vegetables, Straw- Price Jewelers Your Neighborhood Jeweler to call for Reservation at 781- berries, Milk, Coffee or Tea $22. per person price in- 286-8156. Call the center for Friday, May 24th …Tuna cludes $7 Lunch voucher $10 WE BUY Hometown News additional information. Salad on Roll, Clam Chow- Slot Play. Bus Departs from the GOLD, SILVER, Monthly Podiatry Clinic der, Potato Puffs, Milk, Cof- A year’s subscription to fee or Tea The Revere Journal, Dr. David Kaplan Foot REVERE COINS, The Chelsea Record or Doctor will be available at the Monday, May 27th Patriot News CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY FLATWARE, The Winthrop Sun-Transcript. Rossetti Cowan Senior Center Tuesday, May 28TH…. The following trips are $2630 in town or $50 60 for out of town. on June 5. & JEWELRY Broccoli Quiche, Cheesy Po- being offered by the Patriot Only Routine Foot Care tatoes, Whole Wheat Bread Club. H

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ATTEMPTED BAD REVIEWS disturbing the peace. Police responded to the center line and smashed into MURDER One Uber passenger from building around 8:30 p.m. on CAUSED AND her. May 13 and found two sus- Officers interviewed the One Salem Street man has Lynn is being charged with TAXING ACCIDENT annoying and accosting his One man from Beverly is picious people in the garage. driver of the other car and been sent to Bridgewater State The security guard pointed One Chelsea man is being quickly determined him to be Hospital for a psychological Uber driver after the driver being charged with larceny charged with driving drunk put a bad review of the pas- for apparently not doing the them out to police near a ve- intoxicated. exam after he was charged on hicle. and causing a major accident Raul Alexander Aguilar, May 14 with attempted Mur- senger online. taxes of a Revere man. on Mahoney Circle May 18. On May 18, the driver was On May 17, the Revere man Officer engaged them and 27, of Chelsea, was charged der. arrested the Canton man. Police responded around with operating under the in- Joseph Infantino, 54, of taking the man and a female reported to police that he had 11:53 p.m. and found and to a restaurant in Revere. On contracted the Beverly man Anthony Callery, 29, of fluence of alcohol, negligent 299 Salem St., was arraigned Canton, was charged with crash with two vehicles. operation, wanton destruction in Chelsea District Court May the way, the man made sever- to do is personal and busi- The victim told police she al comments to the driver that ness taxes from 2015 to 2017. trespassing and disorderly of property over $1,200 and 14 on a charge of attempted conduct. was driving through the circle unlicensed operation. murder. Prosecutors request- she believed were offensive. However, he recently learned and the other car crossed the ed bail of $25,000 with con- She dropped them off at a they hadn’t been done. ditions that the defendant stay restaurant in Revere, and pro- Reinaldo Da Silva, 48, of ARREST Report away from and have no con- ceeded to write a bad review Beverly, was charged with tact with the victim and sub- of the passenger regarding larceny over $1,200 by false FRIDAY, MAY 10 arrested on charges of assault tor vehicle with a revoked li- mit to GPS monitoring. Judge his behavior and comments. pretense. Derric Tavares, 49, of and battery and disorderly cense. Frasier set $10,000 bail and Somehow, the passenger saw Milton, was arrested on an conduct. the requested condition of those comments and came TRESPASSING outstanding warrant and on FRIDAY, MAY 17 release. He was additionally back out to confront the driv- One Canton man was ar- charges of reckless operation MONDAY, MAY 13 Santiago Berrio Jimenez, ordered to undergo an eval- er. rested after trespassing in the of a motor vehicle and illegal Joseph Infantino, 54, of 299 24, of 23 Central Ave., was uation at Bridgewater State He began yelling at her and parking garage of one of the possession of a Class B con- Salem St., was arrested on a arrested on a charge of shop- Hospital. He returns to court threatening her. Ocean Avenue buildings – a trolled narcotic substance. He charge of attempted murder. lifting. May 31. John Mott, 50, of Lynn, persistent problem for resi- also was cited for the civil Alex Aguilar, 33, of Hyde was charged with annoying/ dents there. motor vehicle infraction of a Park, was arrested for violat- SATURDAY, MAY 18 accosting another person, and marked lanes violation. ing an abuse prevention order. Denison Romeus, 27, of 31 Arianna C. Knox, 21, of Anthony J. Calley, 29, Roosevelt St., was arrested on Springfield, was arrested on of Canton, was arrested on a charge of operating a motor WEEKLY CRIME Report an outstanding warrant and on charges of trespassing and vehicle with a suspended li- a charge of illegal possession disorderly conduct. cense. Journal Staff Reports tennial Avenue. Sargent/Greentree; Broad- of a Class B controlled narcot- Raul Alexander Aguilar, way; Furlong Drive; Salem/ ic substance. TUESDAY, MAY 14 27, of Chelsea, was arrest- House Breaks: (1) Motor Vehicle Accidents: Stone; Bennington Street; Luis E. Rodriguez, 28 of Christina Marie Celata, 35, ed on charges of operating a Conant Street. (30) North Shore Rd/Revere; Haverhill, was arrested on of Weymouth, was arrested on motor vehicle while under the Mahoney Circle (2); Co- North Shore Rd; Washington charges of operating a motor a charge of shoplifting. influence of liquor, negligent Commercial Breaks: (0) peland Circle; Revere/North Avenue; Ward/Broadway; vehicle while under the in- operation of a motor vehicle, Shore Rd; Washington/Sher- Hichborn/Lee Burbank Hwy; fluence of liquor and reckless WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 wanton destruction of proper- Motor Vehicle *Thefts/ man; Malden Street; Patri- American Legion Hwy; State/ operation of a motor vehicle. Esteban Chavez-Quibaja, ty over $1,200, and unlicensed Breaks: (6) ots Pkwy/Signore; Belle Isle Endicott; Broadway; Lee Bur- Nicholas C. Chamness, 35, 38, of Chelsea, was arrested operation of a motor vehicle. *Constitution Avenue; Suf- Avenue; VFW; Breedens bank Hwy; and Squire Road. of 10 Leonard Road, was ar- on a charge of unlicensed op- folk Avenue; Jefferson Drive; Lane; Park/Allston; Park- rested on charges of operating eration of a motor vehicle. SUNDAY, MAY 19 American Legion Hwy; Over- way; Winthrop/Lowe; Broad- House Parties/Loud Stereo a motor vehicle while under Glen P. Sweeney, 55, no Edson A. DeAndrade, 40, look Ridge Drive; and Cen- way; Overlook Ridge Terr.; Complaints (after 9 p.m.): (12) the influence of drugs and address listed, was arrested on of East Boston, was arrested negligent operation of a motor a charge of burning a motor on a charge of illegal posses- vehicle. vehicle. sion of a knife in violation of Fernando Cruz, 22, of Med- the city ordinance. Give the Gift of SATURDAY, MAY 11 ford, was arrested on a charge Rogerio Rodrigues, 35, Eddy Jean-Baptiste, 58, of unlicensed operation of a of Malden, was arrested on of Everett, was arrested on motor vehicle. charges of assault and battery a charge of open and gross Dante J. Tomboro, 28, of upon a family or household Hometown News lewdness. Winthrop, was arrested on an member. intimidation of a Steven R. Richards, 46, of outstanding warrant and on witness, and assault by means A year’s subscription to Salisbury, was a charge of operating a mo- of a dangerous weapon. 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VOLUME 19, No. 37 'Bomb Cyclone' Ravages Revere WEDNESDAY year January 10, 2018 Severe weather not beenRevere seen DPW since head Don'78 Revere Journal(6400) Goodwin said his concerns By Sue Ellen Woodcock were the cities infrastructure. INDEX 4 The storm drains did not work Editorial Residents are looking for- because so much water came Winthrop Sun Transcript(4000) 8 ward to this week’s thaw in that there was no place for it Police News 11 after getting whacked last to drain. The ocean water was Thursday with a Nor’easter coming up through the drain- Sports 18-19 (or Bomb Cyclone storm sys- - age system. “We went though a tough Classifieds tem) that dumped about 18 East Boston Times Free Press(7000) inches of drifting snow, flood event. It’s going to take a cou- ed everything in range and ple of days to get back to some DEATHS then whammed the area with normalcy,” Goodwin said, Arctic temperatures. Sunday adding that a lot of cars had to PHOTOS BY SUE ELLEN WOODCOCK Rev. William Butler morning it was a balmy 1 be towed out. Chelsea Record(2900) Judith Clarke degree. Just about everyone The storm also dealt a beat- Janice Craig who was around for the Bliz- ing on the DPW equipment. Rosemarie Ellsworth zard of 1978 said this storm Goodwin said a couple of Jerry Esposito was worse. Compounding the sanders were hit the most. The problems with this storm was sand somehow got wet and Mills Ave. was swamped with the Saugus River which flooded the Riverside neighborhood, (7500) Mary Imbrescia especially down on the boat yard side of the community. Everett Independent the astronomical high tide then froze in the truck. Augustine 'Gus' Merlina cause by the Full Wolf Moon. “We were able to keep the Robert Mirabito In Ward 1 the lower portion city open for public safety at Lillian Nicotera of Pearl Avenue, which over- all times,” Goodwin said. “We Lynn Journal(5000) Dolores Pires looks the Belle Isle Marsh and were busy with calls to pump Lauretta Salerno Short Beach, was flooded with out basements. He said newer tide gates Albert Sorrentino six feet of water mixed with the snow. The waters started worked well with the storm Obituaries Pages 6 & 7 This is my Dad - Dad’s name ______rising around 11:15 a.m. and surge. Depending on eleva- Beacon Hill Times(8700) high tide hit at 12:36. Any- tions, anyplace with marsh thing that was not pumped around was also at risk of INDEPENDENT out or dug out just froze. “We flooding. Parts of the lower NEWSPAPER GROUP are in decent shape but there end of Shawmut Street were The Boston Sun(14000) is still work to be done,” said protected. Mayor Brian Arrigo on cable One resident slammed by television. Despite the frigid the flooding on Pearl Avenue Drawn By - Your name ______temperatures he said crews was Saber Abougalla, owner PHOTO BY MICHELLE NAPOLITANO 50 CENTS will continue the clean up. He of the Good Diner. He lost Regional Review(3500) noted that the clean up of the three cars, heat and electricity. frozen chunks of ice will take “The basement is flood and NEWS time. I have no heat or electricity,” BRIEFS Snow removal from private he said, adding that he tried (7300) property is the responsibility to sleep in the home, but it All across Revere mounds of snow couldHAVING be seen hiding FUN cars, fully covered by the storm. Shown Charlestown Patriot Bridge of the owner,” Arrigo said. was just too cold. His wife above, a buried car on Proctor Ave. Phone # ______FRIGID “Please be conscious of your and family found shelter else- TEMPERATURES own snow removal. I urge res- where and he was seeking a idents to be patient as we deal generator. (16400) REQUIRE EXTRA PET with the aftermath.” Laura Douglas of 44 Pearl Jamaica Plain Gazette PRECAUTIONS ArrigoFIRST said the city had out Ave.COME said she was up high FIRST SERVE With temperatures plum- nearly 60 pieces of equipment enough to spare her basement meting to Arctic levels and working on clean up for over from flooding, “It came up fast. I’ve seen City ______blizzard conditions on the 20 hours. He commended the Mission Hill Gazette(7000) way, the Animal Rescue police, fire, DPW crews and it flood before but never like League of Boston wants toSchedule contractors for their workYour this,” SpotsDouglas said. As for her 2019! $250.00 per run. remind pet owners that frigid before and after the storm. conditions can endanger the Arrigo added there were over See STORM, Page 2 well-being, safety, and the 400 calls to the cities new 311 Savings of $800 center. 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Mixed Use Commercial Plus 3 Residential, 6 Car Parking, Great for Investors! #130S $949,000 Wednesday, May 22, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 19 NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION NEW GROUP infrastructure in Chelsea for 5 percent increase over last lion of excess capacity avail- LOOKS TO RAISE cycling and walking, through year. Meanwhile, City depart- able.” CHELSEA CHASE 5K strategy with the Planning and ments were allocated almost For the third consecutive THE PROFILE OF Development department, res- $80,000 less than last year’s year, Everett has been the BICYCLING ident education on practical budget. recipient of a high stability CHELSEA - With National use, and community engage- Nine City Councilors as rating by Standard & Poor’s. Bicycle Month underway, a ment to build awareness and well as several School Com- This designation, which is new group of cyclists and pe- enthusiasm. mittee members were present based on management, bud- destrians in Chelsea are look- for the unveiling of the City’s getary performance, budget- ing to create momentum and CHELSEA STADIUM budget. ary flexibility, liquidity and visibility on safety issues for NEARING In a letter addressed to the debts, can help the City apply those that aren’t using vehi- Council and Everett Resi- for improvement grants. cles. COMPLETION dents, Mayor Carlo DeMaria The City also received its The Chelsea Bike and CHELSEA - The newly expressed pride in the City’s third consecutive GFOA Cer- Pedestrian Committee has renovated Chelsea Stadium is financial situation, citing tificate of Achievement for formed over the winter and only a few weeks from being strong economic growth, suc- Excellence in Financial Re- got things rolling with their completed and put into use, cessful partnerships, and the porting as well as the GFOA first community bike ride on school officials said this week. increase in investments in the Distinguished Budget Award. May 8. Now, they said they Facilities Director Joe city. In accordance with chang- would continue those rides Cooney said the rainy weath- Mayor DeMaria highlight- es in Massachusetts General every Wednesday evening at er has slowed down the sur- ed improvements to facilities Law, Demas announced that 6 p.m. facing of the track, but that and infrastructure, including the City will be required to Resident Asad Rahman, an most everything else in the the renovation of parks and adopt an enterprise fund bud- avid cyclist who commutes to long-awaited Stadium project green spaces. He also under- get for Everett Community PHOTO BY KATY ROGERS Boston daily from his Broad- is completed. scored the millions of dollars Television (ECTV), which Fabian Mejia was first to cross the finish line in the Chelsea Chase 5K on Saturday, May 11, on Arlington Street. He was way home, has been involved “We’re getting very close,” in grant funding the City re- will be paid for through cable he said. “When it’s done, it’s ceived to support advance- franchise fees. joined by numerous Chelsea folks in raising funds for The Jor- in biking safety issues for a dan Boys & Girls Club and the Chelsea Police Relief Association. number of years and said he going to look dynamite.” ments in public health and Like other City depart- The football field is -com technology. ments, the Council will be Meanwhile, Finn Feeney cheered before the big race on Satur- worked with City Planners to day. try to get more of a communi- pletely done, he said, but the The mayor referred to the asked to vote on the ECTV ty built around bicycling and track has been tricky. Encore Boston Harbor Re- budget. walking. Already there has been a sort as an “economic engine” The budget packet submit- While he thought it might base coat of asphalt put down, capable of generating wealth ted to Council was divided take some time, surprising- but the rubberized surface on for the City, some of which into four sections: •Operating ly the movement has grown the track cannot be placed has already been received in Budget; quickly and they are already down in the rain – which pret- the form of pre-opening pay- •Water/Sewer Budget; planning their first event and ty much means it has been ments in previous years. •Capital Improvement several events beyond that. delayed for quite some due to He added that the casino Plan; “More than ever, I think the deluge that has been seen has transformed the “formerly •and the newly required Chelsea is at a crossroads lately. blighted” Monsanto site, has Everett Community Televi- to put people and bicycles He said there are two layers injected new life into Low- sion (ECTV) Budget. first instead of cars,” he said. of rubberized surface, and that er Broadway and has created On Saturday, May 18, “We’re a City with five or six when it is done, it will be a “thousands of jobs” for the lo- Council will convene to con- street lights and several thou- very fast track for the runners. cal community. duct a more detailed overview sand people and cars go very, The only other things out- The mayor claimed that of the budget, in which each very fast. We hope we can standing are the conduits for Encore is also committed to line item will be examined. shift the paradigm that peo- the lights, permanent bath- investing in the public health The final budget will be on ple come first and cars come rooms, and bleacher improve- of the City, as well as realiz- public view at the library and second…Right now we have a ments. ing a free shuttle connecting the City Clerk’s office. slated for the end of June. fic manager, in which Mazzie passionate group of people in He said they have to com- downtown Everett with the The Council will be charged Among other concerns re- said he believed the Council Chelsea, and we’ll ride around plete the project by early May silver line in Chelsea. with reviewing and passing a lated to the casino was the on- would have most of their con- town on May 8, for about a because graduation is taking Mayor DeMaria shared that final budget before the end of going preoccupation with the cerns addressed. half-hour and then have a so- place on the new field on June Boston Globe Magazine rated the current Fiscal Year, which City’s plan to mitigate road Council had previously ex- cial time to continue building 9. Everett as one of the top 10 concludes on June 30. and waterway traffic in the pressed feeling underwhelmed this community.” places to live in the Common- face of increased visitors to by the City’s preparation for With the help of the City DEMARIA PRESENTS wealth, and number one on the COUNCILORS HEAR the area. a potential traffic crisis, but and MassBike, the Commit- North Shore. He cited rising $208 MILLION ABOUT TRAFFIC Everett Police Chief Steven Mazzie’s announcement of a tee is planning several events home values, as well as tax EVERETT - When Council A. Mazzie told Council that pending presentation did little such as a Bike Repair work- FISCAL BUDGET relief to residents. The mayor met on Monday, May 13, the the City would turn in a “full to assuage their fears. shops and a bike rodeo – this EVERETT - On Monday, also announced the creation of dominant topic of discussion traffic and waterway presenta- Councilor John McKinnon coming at future City events May 13, in a joint meeting of an affordable housing manag- for the evening was the immi- tion” on May 28, created with like Fiesta Verano and the the City Council and School er position in the new budget nent casino opening, currently the assistance of Encore’s traf- See NEWS Page 20 Night Markets. Committee, the DeMaria Ad- to ensure that residents of Ev- The group is on Facebook ministration presented its City erett can continue to afford to at BikeWalkChelsea, and any- Budget for fiscal year 2020, live in their homes. one interested in joining them where it spoke in glowing “I know we will see even can show up at City Hall 6 terms about the City’s finan- more of the growth and the p.m. on May 8. cial stability and its prospects progress that we saw in this The Vision for the Commit- for future growth. past year,” said Mayor De- tee includes: The proposed FY 2020 Maria. “This year will be •To advance cycling and budget comes in at just over when the fortunes of the city walking as leading modes of $208 million, reflecting a turned.” transportation in order to pro- 4 percent increase over the A slideshow presentation mote the health, wealth, and previous year’s budget. The by CFO Eric Demas accom- quality of life for Chelsea res- public schools received the panied the release of the bud- idents. highest increase with $89 get, highlighting broadly what The Mission of the Com- million, a 7 percent increase is contained therein. mittee is: over last year. Fixed costs, According to his presenta- •To establish safe, inter- which include debt, pensions tion, “the FY 2020 budget is connected, and enjoyable and health insurance, saw a balanced, with over $40 mil- GET ‘EM BEFORE THEY’RE GONE

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By Cary Shuman

Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novselsky brought together the developers of Ocean Av- enue and Revere Beach prop- erties at a community meeting May 15 at 376 Ocean Avenue. What they heard was a vi- sion of luxury apartments, a new hotel, new restaurants, a Starbucks, – a new look for the area that runs parallel to Revere Beach Boulevard. Bob O’Brien, director of community development for Revere, led the presentation Massachusetts State Police portion of the program. His Trooper Carlo Mastromattei knowledge of all things Ocean and Lt. Walter Hanley are Avenue, past, present, and fu- pictured at the community ture, was most impressive. meeting at 376 Ocean Ave. Lt. His tone was optimistic as he Hanley provided a traffic and described what will be the to- public safety update in prepa- ration for July’s International tal transformation of this area Developers and representatives, front row, from left, are Attorney David Jackowitz, Budge Upton, Andy Montelli of Post Road, Sandsculpting Festival that of the city. Caleb Manchester, and Damian Szary. Back row, from left, are Reid Joseph, Ward 2 Councillor Ira developer of Parcel 2 on annually attracts hundreds of “We had vacant lots and Novoselsky, Revere Director of Economic Development Bob O’Brien, and Andy Montelli. parking lots for as far as the Ocean Avenue in Waterfront thousands visitors to Revere eye could see and now there is Square. Beach. a lot of activity on Ocean Av- Ocean Ave. enue,” O’Brien told the resi- “Our project is a mixed-use dents. “But it didn’t just hap- project, 305 residential units pen last week. It didn’t just (60 percent are one-bedroom) happen in this administration. and also commercial spaces It really goes back a decade or (two new restaurants),” said more. Szary. “The hope is to have “Because the city admin- one of the restaurants open for istration then made the deci- the Sand Castle Festival.” sion that if we were going to Szary said the property is stimulate private development being designed to minimize a in this community, we had to view of the 405 parking spac- make some significant public es. investment. Budge Upton of Upton and O’Brien credited Paul Partners is the project man- Local realtor Lou Markakis of Century 21 Northeast, with Rudd, former director of com- ager for a new, family-orient- Director of Economic Development Bob O’Brien at the May 15 munity development, as “the Robert O’Brien, director of economic development for Revere, ed hotel to be located at 400 community meeting at 376 Ocean Ave. guy that was the key to envi- delivers remarks at the community meeting as the developers Ocean Avenue The hotel is be- sioning what has now become of Ocean Avenue look on before their individual presentations. ing built by the Lixi Group of Waterfront Square.” Montreal. Upton was also the watch Tower) for 28 years, The first development and will build on Parcel 2 in project manager for the Ocean summed up the opinion of was Vanguard (at the end of Waterfront Square; Attorney 650 Apartments. many of the residents at the Ocean Avenue toward Revere David Jackowitz, who repre- Upton said the group will meeting: The new residenc- Street). The second develop- sented Belftonti (646 Ocean be building a SpringHill es and the new hotel will be ment was Ocean 650. Ave.); Caleb Manchester of Suites Hotel under the flag of beautiful and transformative, “There are four more sites Gansett Ventures (90 Ocean Marriott Hotels. but there are concerns about to be developed, one of which Ave.), and Reid Joseph of WB “It’s a first-class hotel and the increased vehicular traffic. is under construction now – Properties, who spoke about Marriott is very involved,” “I thought this was a very three of which are already Eliot on the Ocean (being re- said Upton. “We’ve been plan- helpful and informative meet- spoken for,” said O’Brien. branded from the current Van- ning this for two years. We’re ing because up to now, the “The six people at this table guard name). also building a 5,000-square residents didn’t have a clear represent nine Ocean Avenue Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo foot restaurant there. We’re picture of what’s happening projects and seven different and Councillors-at-Large Dan also building a 2,000-square on Ocean Avenue, only the re- organizations. These are qual- Rizzo and Tony Zambuto at- John Kingston, Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky, and Council- foot Starbucks unit. There will ality of trying to deal with all ity developers with experi- tended the meeting. lor-at-Large Anthony Zambuto. be 4,000-square feet of meet- this construction for the past ence.” After the meeting several ing space and a swimming six years,” said Hartnett. Damian Szary, representing residents thanked Council- is prepared to deal with an- road at the Revere Street end, pool.” “I think the new properties Gate Residential (which also lor Novoselsky for arranging other 1,000-2,000 units in a that when they see this clear Also speaking about their are gorgeous and it’s wonder- built One Beachmont on the for all the developers to be in quarter-mile stretch of road. stretch, they hit the gas and projects were Andy Montelli ful that they want to devel- former Shaw’s Supermarket attendance and available for The traffic is awful. In the go flying by here at this end of of Post Road, who constructed op the whole Revere Beach site), spoke about his group’s questions. morning, it’s the commuters Ocean Avenue,” said Hartnett. the luxurious Batch Yard and area,” said Hartnett. new development at 500 Lorraine Hartnett, who has and the people get so frus- Pioneer Apartments in Everett lived at 376 Ocean Ave. (Sea- “But I don’t think the city trated going over that awful

News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 19 had requested that the ample of when the Council’s discussed at those meetings. We need to get direct answers. A trailblazer, Morash was to the planning board for Boston Harbormaster appear direct request for someone’s “You’ve been meeting this Councilor McKinnon appointed to the state’s Ed- the construction of the new before Council to discuss in presence was overridden by whole time,” said Councilor agreed. ucation Board by then Gov. Barnes School along Eastie’s detail the plans and dealing the administration. He men- McKinnon. “Why doesn’t the “We should know what’s Francis Sargent, where she waterfront in the early 1980s. with increased waterway traf- tioned that the Marine Divi- City Council---the city fathers happening. We need to act advocated for vocational edu- Under Morash’s leadership fic to and from the Encore Re- sion of the State Police was and mothers---have a clue like the board we are,” he cation for women. the school, now known as sort. However, he learned that also supposed to have been what’s been discussed at those said. “We need to actually “The present secretarial the Mario Umana Academy, someone in the City’s admin- present at the meeting but had meetings?” look at everything that’s go- option is not enough,” said would serve a dual purpose in istration had told the Harbor- canceled at the last minute. “They’re trying to hammer ing on down there, and if you Morash in 1973 East Boston the community for decades. master not to come. Assistant City Clerk Mi- out a memorandum as far as don’t feel like you can, that’s Community News article. Morash fought to have the “I’m disgusted,” he said. chael Mangan responded that jurisdiction is concerned for a problem.” “As long as there is sexism in new facility not only serve Councilors will hear the students, but also the commu- “When I make a request, I the Marine Division had other the resort area, and it hasn’t vocations we’ll never beat it City’s presentation on traffic nity at large. At the time the want the [person] that I am re- engagements but that he had been signed off on,” O’Don- (sexism) down.” and waterways on May 28, As the founder of Parents school was a state of the art questing to come here.” been told that Police Chief nell responded. “It’s an ongo- where they hope their con- and Teachers who Care, Mo- facility with a pool, science “We’ve been requesting Mazzie was “well-versed on ing process.” cerns will finally be put to rest. rash elevated the group as the labs and other amenities and different people come before the bridge situation and he Councilors expressed a Another meeting is scheduled sole advisory committee for focused on science and math. us, yet we haven’t seen any- could easily come in front of desire to be more informed for May 30, dealing specifi- improving Eastie education. However, Morash ensured one that was requested,” the you to explain it.” about how the City plans to cally with potential impacts to The group and Morash’s ac- that those amenities would councilor continued. “This The Mayor’s Chief of Staff manage traffic caused by an Wards 1 and 6. tivities and advocacy became reach the residents of Eastie has been going on for quite Kevin O’Donnell added that increase in vessels using the well known among education- through the Harborside Com- some time.” Chief Mazzie had been work- waterways. MORASH, al leaders in and out of Bos- munity Center. For years the Councilor Wayne Matews- ing with State Troopers as- “Whatever benefit we get ton. center offered classes, events, ky was also incensed at the signed to the Mass Gaming from the casino is going to COMMUNITY “You only have to talk with recreation and summer camps absence of the harbormaster. Commission on getting a joint be drastically overshadowed ACTIVIST DIES her or attend one of the Par- for families and children “We requested [that] the task force ready to police the if we’re not prepared for the ents and Teachers Who Care across the neighborhood. influx of people coming into EAST BOSTON - Eve- Boston Harbormaster appear,” gaming area. lyn Morash, the outspoken meetings to realize how much This partnership between the city,” said Councilor Na- she knows about East Boston the School Department, City he said. “That was blocked by But some Councilors won- politano. “If we’re trying to community activist, wife and somebody here in this build- dered why they hadn’t been mother, died Sunday sur- and its schools,” said one of and community continues address it during June and the group’s members back in today with the East Bos- ing.” involved in any of the meet- July, it’s too late. The impact rounded by her family. “A lot of interception is ings so far. Morash, an outspoken the 1970s. ton YMCA running several has already hit.” Morash was known to im- programs at the school after going on,” echoed Councilor “Why has no member of “If you don’t think there’s woman on matters of educa- Michael McLaughlin. “Indi- Council been invited to meet- tion who formed the group press most any teacher with hours. going to be a lot more boat- her knowledge of schools, Morash also served a board viduals want to intercept our ings of the traffic commis- ing traffic in that area, you’re ‘Parents and Teachers who work as a body. sion?” asked Councilor Mc- Care’ in the 1970s, raised education, its shortcomings member of the East Boston missing the boat,” said Coun- Neighborhood Health Center “There’s something miss- Laughlin. “We’ve been shown her five children in a modest and what could be done to im- cilor Matewsky. “There’s prove learning for all. during its expansion in the ing here,” he went on. “We’re no real respect by letting us sit home at 62 Putnam St. three yacht clubs. There’s go- Over the years the purpose 1980s. looking to hear from people in and be informed so we can ing to be thousands of boats. It was from the perch upon Eagle Hill that Morash be- of the group was to bridge the Morash also spent nearly who are not in this building. report back to our colleagues.” They’re going to be opening communication gap between a decade involved with the that bridge like nobody’s busi- came one of the most visible And they’re being told not to “Council should at least be parents and school officials. Girls Scouts here. As the Girls ness. figures when it came to quali- be here. I need to hear from invited to these meetings,” ty education for all children in “It was necessary that com- Scouts District Chairwoman them about why they were O’Donnell conceded. “I will “It’s unfortunate the har- munity voices be heard in the bormaster is not here,” he Eastie, Boston and the state. the Eastie Girls Scouts Troop told [not to come].” follow up to see why that isn’t A contemporary of activ- schools,” she said in 1970. thrived under her leadership Councilor Rosa DiFlorio happening.” continued. “I just want to clar- “The community had to be ify when that bridge is going ists like Mary Ellen Welch and empowered hundreds of agreed, stating, “Nobody has Councilor Peter Napolitano and Anna DeFronzo, Morash involved in more than baking local girls. In the 1970s sever- the right to tell [someone] said that, not only had the to go up and down.” cakes. Its purpose was to set “[The casino] is about to emerged as yet another strong al Eastie girls were selected to not to appear without letting Council members not been in- woman advocating for change up the needed communication attend the National Girl Scout [Council] know.” vited to the meetings, but also open up in just a short amount between parents, teachers and of time,” said Councilor Mc- at a time when women were Jamboree for the first time in But the Harbormaster they had failed to receive any school officials.” Laughlin. “We get questions expected to stay home, raise Eastie’s history. details as to what was being Morash was appointed wasn’t McKinnon’s only ex- every day [from residents]. children and cook dinner. Wednesday, May 22, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 21

BEACHMONT IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE PRESENTS GREAT REVERE DAY AT SUFFOLK DOWNS TOPSIDER ROOM The Beachmont Improve- track in Baltimore. Suffolk Downs since it first ment Committee hosted The Mayor Brian Arrigo and opened in 1935. Great Revere Day At The Chamber of Commerce Pres- BIC President Kathleen Races on Saturday, May 18 at ident Karen Gallo presented Heiser, leader of the all-vol- Suffolk Downs. special appreciation awards unteer group of Beachmont The many guests enjoyed a to Chip Tuttle, chief operating residents, thanked the guests buffet luncheon in the Topsider officer of Suffolk Downs, in for their support of the com- Room and a day of live thor- recognition of Suffolk being mittee’s work in the commu- oughbred racing and simulcast- an outstanding neighbor and nity. The BIC organizes and ing. The Preakness, the second business partner in Revere. works on projects that provide leg of the Triple Crown, was The Beachmont neighbor- positive and aesthetic benefits broadcast from Pimlico Race- hood has had a close tie to to the Beachmont community.

The Beachmont Improvement Committee (front row), President Kathleen Heiser and Corinne Deveau. Back row, Dan Maguire, Tom Turner, Lennie Piazza, Tom Wilson, Carol Tye, Edward De- Deb Peczka and Linda DeMaio of the Mayor’s Mark Ferrante and Charlotte Ferrante. veau, Sal DiMino, Joe Parzel, Mary Turner, Bill Terrell, Nancy Dowd, Jm Mercurio, Joanne McKenna, Office. Nicole Deveau, and Kim Lyons.

Lane Jean and Skyllar Mull- Rick Serino, Gina Serino, Louise Doucette, and Ricky Serino, aide vaney, founder of the Horses Priscilla Nickerson, Lila Kanj, Rose Lydon, and Debbie Misiano. Corinne Deveau and Lennie to Rep. RoseLee Vincent. and Heroes Foundation. Piazza.

Ed Terrell Jr., John Correggio, retired RFD lieutenant, Ed Terrell City Council President Arthur Guinasso and his wife, Linda Gui- City Council President Arthur Guinasso and Ward 1 Councillor Sr., American Red Cross volunteer, and Dorothy Terrell. nasso, bid on a sports item during the silent auction. Joanne McKenna.

Former Revere School Committee member Dan Maguire and Alexandra Buonfiglio and Jennifer Buonfiglio. Former Revere Mayor and current Chelsea City Manager Tom Adrienne Sacco Maguire. Ambrosino and his father, Fred Ambrosino.

Ward 1 Councillor Joanne McKenna, Katherine Fay, Denise Mattera, Terry Colella, and Judi Mc- Daveen Arrigo, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Seacoast students and event volunteers Anthony Testa and Ghee. Norma Fonseca, Dan Maguire, and Adrienne Sacco Maguire.

Revere Chamber of Commerce Presi- dent Karen Gallo presents an Appre- Mayor Brian Arrigo presents a Certif- ciation Award to Suffolk Downs COO icate of Gratitude to Suffolk Downs Chip Tuttle in recognition of Suffolk COO Chip Tuttle in appreciation of being an outstanding business part- Councillor-at-Large Dan Rizzo and BIC Suffolk Downs’s contributions to the Councillor-at-Large Jessica Giannino ner and loyal member of the Chamber Daveen Arrigo and her sister, Fawn President Kathleen Heiser. Revere community. and Ward 1 Councillor Joanne McKenna. of Commerce. Balliro. Black

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LEGAL NOTICE in width extending from 5/22/19, 5/29/19, TO G.L. c. 190B, Boston, MA 02114 cannot be found within the foreclosure on the bond in an unsupervised account(s) as Personal the powers of Personal MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF the above described land 6/5/19 § 5-304 & § 5-405 (617)788-8300 the Commonwealth ground of noncompliance administration. Representative and any Representatives REAL ESTATE to Oak Island Street. R Docket No. ORDER FOR SERVICE and his/her present with the Act. IMPORTANT other relief as requested appointed under By virtue of and in Also, together with a SU19P1043PM BY PUBLICATION whereabouts are Witness, GORDON H. NOTICE in the Petition. informal procedure. execution of the Power strip of land, adjacent to In the matter of: AND MAILING unknown. Personal PIPER, Chief Justice of You have the right You have the right A copy of the Petition of Sale contained in a said described premises LEGAL NOTICE Anne R. Kneale Docket No. service on defendant is said Court on May 8, to obtain a copy of to obtain a copy of and Will, if any, can certain mortgage given and being a portion of Action Emergency To the named SU19D0846DR therefore not practicable, 2019. the Petition from the the Petition from the be obtained from the by William M. Kronberg Lots 556 and 555 as Management Respondent and all Meriem Bazakh and defendant has not Attest: Deborah J. Petitioner or at the Court. Petitioner or at the Court. Petitioner. and Roberta A. Kronberg shown on said plan of 1087 Broadway other interested persons, vs. voluntarily appeared in Patterson You have a right to You have a right to 5/22/19 to Mortgage Electronic House Lots at Oak Island, Revere, MA 02151 a petition has been Mohamed this action. Recorder object to this proceeding. object to this proceeding. R Registration Systems, Revere, Mass., F.P. Hull, 781-286-3000 filed by East Boston Elkhalfalgaui It is Ordered that 17-030325 / FC02 To do so, you or your To do so, you or your Inc. acting solely as a Surveyor, recorded with Will dispose of the Neighborhood Health Upon motion of defendant is directed to 5/22/19 attorney must file a attorney must file a nominee for Wilmington Suffolk Deeds Book following abandoned and of Boston, MA in the plaintiff(s) for an appear, plead, answer, R written appearance and written appearance and LEGAL NOTICE Finance, Inc., dated 3742 end of said book. or junk motor vehicles above captioned matter order directing the or otherwise move with objection at this Court objection at this Court NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE September 25, 2007 Said strip of land being VIN# alleging that is in need defendant(s), to respect to the complaint before: 10:00 a.m. before 10:00 a.m. on Notice is hereby given and recorded in Suffolk ten (10) feet in width 1FTFW1EV0AFA52729 of a Conservator or other appear, plead, or herein on or before June LEGAL NOTICE on the return day of 06/06/2019. by G/J Towing Inc of 22 County Registry of Deeds and approximately forty Ref# 19-0220-2606 protective order and answer, in accordance 27, 2019 PUBLIC NOTICE 06/13/2019. This is NOT a hearing Whitin Ave Ext Revere, in Book 42547, Page one and 40/100 (41.40) Year: 2010 requesting that (or some with Mass.R.Civ.P./ If you fail to do so this Notice is herby given This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline MA, pursuant to the 135 (the “Mortgage”) feet in length, and Make: Ford other suitable person) be Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. Rule Court will proceed to a in accordance with the date, but a deadline by by which you must provisions of Mass G.L as affected by a Loan containing about 414 Model: F-150 appointed as Conservator 4, it appearing to the hearing and adjudication provisions of Chapter which you must file a file a timely written c. 255, Section 39A, Modification Agreement square feet; being said Color: to serve Without Surety court that this is an of this matter. 131 Section 40 of written appearance and appearance and that they will sell the dated November 16, measurement more less. Lic# N/P on the bond. action for Divorce 1B. WITNESS: Brian J. Dunn, the Massachusetts objection if you object objection followed by an following vehicles on 2009 and recorded This conveyance is made The petition asks the Pursuant to First Justice of this Court. General Laws (Wetlands to this proceeding. If Affidavit of Objections or after June 6, 2019 at said Registry of subject to easements and VIN# court to determine Supplemental Probate Date: 5/06/2019 Protection Act) that you fail to file a timely within thirty (30) days beginning at 10:00 am Deeds in Book 45843, restrictions of record now WDBUF87X57B117717 that the Respondent Court Rule 411, an Felix Arroyo the City of Revere written appearance and of the return date, action by private or public sale Page 322 of which in force and in effect. Ref# 18-0309-1153 is disabled, that a Automatic Restraining Register of Probate Court Conservation Commission objection followed by an may be taken without to satisfy their garage mortgage MorEquity, For my title reference Year: 2007 protective order Order has been entered 5/22/19 will hold a Public affidavit of objections further notice to you. keepers’ lien for towing, Inc. is the present holder see that Deed in Book Make: Mercedes-Benz or appointment of against the above named R Hearing, Wednesday, within thirty (30) days WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. storage, and notices of by assignment from 16716 at Page 325. Model: E-350 a Conservator is parties. Defendant June 5, 2019 at 7:00 of the return day, action Dunn, First Justice of this sale. Vehicles are being Mortgage Electronic For mortgagor’s title see Color: Blue necessary, and that the cannot be found within PM in the City Council may be taken without Court. stored at G/J Towing, Registration Systems, Inc. deed recorded with the Lic# 1YW955 proposed conservator is the Commonwealth LEGAL NOTICE Chamber of Revere City further notice to you. Date: May 10, 2019 Inc. (“MERS”) to MorEquity, Suffolk County Registry appropriate. The petition and his/her present COMMONWEALTH OF Hall, 281 Broadway, UNSUPERVISED Felix D. Arroyo, 1. 2014 Ford F-550 VIN Inc. dated March 5, of Deeds in Book 16716, VIN# is on file with this court. whereabouts are MASSACHUSETTS Revere, MA 02051 upon ADMINISTRATION UNDER Register of Probate 1FDUF5HT6EEB28907 2009 recorded in Suffolk Page 325. See also deed 5FNRL38405B078245 You have the right to unknown. Personal LAND COURT the application (Notice THE MASSACHUSETTS 5/22/19 2. 2009 Ford Ranger VIN County Registry of Deeds recorded at said Registry Ref# 19-0324-2863 object to this proceeding. service on defendant is DEPARTMENT OF THE of Intent) of Global UNIFORM PROBATE CODE R 1FTZR45E29PA16701 in Book 44889, Page 56, of Deeds in Book 42953, Year: 2005 If you wish to do so, you therefore not practicable, TRIAL COURT Companies, LLC to Install (MUPC) 3. 2013 Nissan for breach of conditions Page 69. Make: Honda or your attorney must and defendant has not 19 SM 00186 foundations and supports A Personal Rogue VIN of said mortgage and The premises will be Model: Odyssey file a written appearance voluntarily appeared in ORDER OF NOTICE for new above ground Representative appointed LEGAL NOTICE JN8AS5MV7DW664109 for the purpose of sold subject to any Color: at this court on or before this action. To: product piping at 96, under the MUPC in COMMONWEALTH 4. 1992 GMC Yukon VIN foreclosing the same, and all unpaid taxes Lic# N/C 10:00 A.M. on the return It is Ordered that The Heirs, Devisees and 100 & 140 Lee Burbank an unsupervised OF MASSACHUSETTS 1GKEK18K5NJ707497 the mortgaged premises and other municipal date of 06/06/2019. defendant is directed to Legal Representatives of Highway. A copy of administration is not THE TRIAL COURT Signed, located at 118R a/k/a assessments and liens, Vin# This is NOT a hearing appear, plead, answer, the Estate of Johanna F. the Applicant’s “Notice required to file an PROBATE AND Frank Russo 118 Oak Island Street, and subject to prior liens 4S3BH686937607751 date, but a deadline date or otherwise move with Kennedy of Intent” application inventory or annual FAMILY COURT G/J Towing Inc Revere, MA 02151, AKA or other enforceable Ref# 19-0306-2717 by which you have to file respect to the complaint Armond James Kennedy will be available at accounts with the Court. Suffolk Division 5/22, 5/29, 6/5 Parcel ID 11-188E-26 encumbrances of record Year: 2003 the written appearance herein on or before June a/k/a A.J. Kennedy the Department of Persons interested in INFORMAL PROBATE R will be sold at a Public entitled to precedence Make: Subaru if you object to the 27, 2019 Johanna Frances Planning & Community the estate are entitled PUBLICATION Auction at 1:00 PM on over this mortgage, and Model: Outback petition. If you fail to file If you fail to do so this Kennedy Development at Revere to notice regarding the NOTICE June 28, 2019, at the subject to and with the Color: Green the written appearance Court will proceed to a Destiny Rose Kennedy City Hall Monday administration directly Docket No. LEGAL NOTICE mortgaged premises, benefit of all easements, Lic# 5GM624 by the return date, hearing and adjudication and to all persons through Thursday 8:15 from the Personal SU19P0627EA COMMONEALTH more particularly restrictions, reservations action may be taken of this matter. entitled to the benefit of AM to 5:00 PM. Representative and Estate of: OF MASSACHUSETTS described below, all and and conditions of VIN# in this matter without WITNESS: Brian J. Dunn, the Servicemembers Civil Nick Moulaison Sr., may petition the Court William Francis THE TRIAL COURT singular the premises record and subject to all 1N4AL11D96C250823 further notice to you. First Justice of this Court. Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. 50 Chairman in any matter relating Grayson PROBATE AND described in said tenancies and/or rights Ref# 19-0324-2864 In addition to filing the Date: 5/02/2019 §3901 (et seq): Revere Conservation to the estate, including Also Known As: FAMILY COURT mortgage, to wit: of parties in possession. Year: 2006 written appearance, you Felix Arroyo Digital Federal Credit Commission the distribution of William F. Suffolk Probate A certain parcel of Terms of the Sale: Cash, Make: Nissan or your attorney must Register of Probate Court Union 5/22/19 assets and expenses of Grayson And Family Court land with the buildings cashier’s or certified Model: Altima file a written affidavit 5/22/19 claiming to have an R administration. Date of Death: 24 New Chardon St. thereon, situated in check in the sum of Color: Black stating the specific facts R interest in a Mortgage WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. 12/11/2018 Boston, MA 02114 that part of Revere, in $5,000.00 as a deposit Lic# N/P and grounds of your covering real property Dunn, First Justice of this To all persons interested (617)788-8300 the County of Suffolk, must be shown at objection within 30 days in Revere, numbered 39 LEGAL NOTICE Court. in the above captioned NOTICE OF and Commonwealth of the time and place of VIN# after the return date. LEGAL NOTICE Lambert Street a/k/a 41 COMMONWEALTH Date: May 07, 2019 estate, by Petition of PETITION FOR Massachusetts, called the sale in order to 1G1ND52T8VY123805 IMPORTANT NOTICE COMMONWEALTH Lambert Street, given by OF MASSACHUSETTS Felix D. Arroyo Petitioner Andrea F. CHANGE OF NAME Oak Island, and being qualify as a bidder (the Ref# 19-0324-2867 The outcome of this OF MASSACHUSETTS Johanna F. Kennedy and THE TRIAL COURT Register of Probate Grayson of Revere, MA Docket No. the southwesterly part mortgage holder and its Year: 1997 proceeding may limit THE TRIAL COURT Josephine R. Kennedy PROBATE AND 5/22/19 Andrea F. Grayson of SU19C0184CA of Lot One (1) as shown designee(s) are exempt Make: Chevrolet or completely take PROBATE AND to Digital Federal Credit FAMILY COURT R Revere, MA has been In the matter of: upon subdivision of Lots from this requirement); Model: Malibu away the above-named FAMILY COURT Union, dated February Suffolk Division informally appointed Joseph Anthony 220-228 both inclusive high bidder to sign Color: Green person’s right to make Suffolk Division 14, 2008, and recorded 24 New Chardon St. as the Personal Gullion on Plan of Land at Oak written Memorandum of Lic# N/P decisions about personal 24 New Chardon St. or filed at Suffolk County Boston, MA 02114 LEGAL NOTICE Representative of the A Petition to Change Island Grove, Revere, Sale upon acceptance of affairs or financial Boston, MA 02114 Registry of Deeds in (617)788-8300 COMMONWEALTH estate to serve without Name of Adult has been Massachusetts, by F.P. bid; balance of purchase VIN# affairs or both. The (617)788-8300 Book 43122, Page 326, CITATION ON OF MASSACHUSETTS surety on the bond. filed by Joseph Anthony Hull, Surveyor, dated price payable in cash 1GKDT13W212138163 above-named person ORDER FOR SERVICE and now held by the PETITION FOR THE TRIAL COURT The estate is being Gullion of Revere, MA October 1910, recorded or by certified check in Ref# 19-0324-2866 has the right to ask for BY PUBLICATION Plaintiff by assignment, FORMAL PROBATE AND administered under requesting that the court with Suffolk Deeds, Book thirty (30) days from the Year: 2001 a lawyer. Anyone may AND MAILING has/have filed with ADJUDICATION FAMILY COURT informal procedure enter a Decree changing 3638, Page 84, said date of the sale at the Make: GMC make this request on Docket No. this court a complaint Docket No. Suffolk Probate by the Personal their name to: Subdivision Plan being offices of mortgagee’s Model: Jimmy behalf of the above- SU18D1388DR for determination of SU19P0989EA and Family Court Representative under Joseph Anthony Perrella recorded with said Deeds attorney, Korde & Color: Silver named person. If the Adriana Gabriela Defendant’s/Defendants’ Estate of: 24 New Chardon St. the Massachusetts Any person may appear Book 3665, Page 271, Associates, P.C., 900 Lic: N/P above-named person Torre Colombo Servicemembers status. Louis R. Vazza Boston, MA 02114 Uniform Probate Code for purposes of objecting bounded and described Chelmsford Street, Suite 5/8/19, 5/15/19, cannot afford a lawyer, vs. If you now are, or Date of Death: (617)788-8300 without supervision by to the petition by filing as follows: 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 5/22/19 one may be appointed at Edgar S. Vargas recently have been, 11/29/2018 CITATION ON the Court. Inventory an appearance at: NORTHEASTERLY: by or such other time as R State expense. Upon motion of in the active military To all interested persons: PETITION FOR and accounts are not Suffolk Probate and the other part of Lot may be designated WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. plaintiff(s) for an service of the United A Petition for Formal ALLOWANCE OF required to be filed with Family Court before One (1); by mortgagee. The Dunn, First Justice of this order directing the States of America, then Probate of Will with ACCOUNT the Court, but interested 10:00 a.m. on the return NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot description for the LEGAL NOTICE Court. defendant(s), to you may be entitled Appointment of Personal Docket No. parties are entitled to day of 06/06/2019. 219 on said original plan premises contained in COMMONWEALTH Date: May 14, 2019 appear, plead, or to the benefits of the Representative has been SU15P1335EA notice regarding the This is NOT a hearing forty one (41) feet; said mortgage shall OF MASSACHUSETTS Felix D. Arroyo, answer, in accordance Servicemembers Civil filed by Louis A Vazza of In the matter of: administration from the date, but a deadline SOUTHWESTERLY: by control in the event of THE TRIAL COURT Register of Probate with Mass.R.Civ.P./ Relief Act. If you object Revere, MA requesting Maryann Zolla Personal Representative by which you must file land now or formerly a typographical error in PROBATE AND 5/22/19 Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. Rule to a foreclosure of that the Court enter Also Known as: and can petition the a written appearance of gleason, twenty two this publication. FAMILY COURT R 4, it appearing to the the above mentioned a formal Decree and Mollie Zolla, Court in any matter if you object to this and 14/100 (22.14) Other terms to be 24 New Chardon St. court that this is an property on that basis, Order and for such other Molly Zolla relating to the estate, proceeding. feet; and announced at the sale. Boston, MA 02114 action for Divorce other then you or your relief as requested in the Date of Death: including distribution WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot MorEquity, Inc. CITATION GIVING LEGAL NOTICE grounds. attorney must file a Petition. 01/04/2015 of assets and expenses Dunn, First Justice of this Two (2) on said plan, Korde & Associates, P.C. NOTICE OF COMMONWEALTH Pursuant to written appearance and The Petitioner requests To all interested persons: of administration. Court. forty one (41) feet. 900 Chelmsford Street PETITION FOR OF MASSACHUSETTS Supplemental Probate answer in this court at that: Louis A. Vazza A Petition as been filed Interested parties are Date: May 17, 2019 Together with the right Suite 3102 APPOINTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Court Rule 411, an Three Pemberton Square, of Revere, MA be by: entitled to petition Felix D. Arroyo, of way for all proper Lowell, MA 01851 CONSERVATOR OR PROBATE AND Automatic Restraining Boston, MA 02108 on or appointed as Personal Leslie Zolla of Stoneham, the Court to institute Register of Probate purposes in and over a (978) 256-1500 OTHER PROTECTIVE FAMILY COURT Order has been entered before June 24, 2019 Representative(s) of said MA formal proceedings 5/22/19 strip of land five (5) feet Kronberg, William M., ORDER PURSUANT Suffolk Division against the above named or you may lose the estate to serve on the requesting allowance and to obtain orders R 16-025549 24 New Chardon St. parties. Defendant opportunity to challenge of the 1st ANNUAL terminating or restricting

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A GREAT DAY AT THE RACES AT SUFFOLK DOWNS, HOSTED BY BIC The Beachmont Improve- ing to school and pubic trans- ment Committee (BIC) host- portation facilities. ed a Great day at the Races The day was filled with fun, last Saturday afternoon. This which included, raffles, fan- event was geared to help tastic food, races and contests support the “Stairways to and live entertainment, end- Revere” project. Rebuilding ing with the simulcast of the these stairs will aide beach Preakness Race, the second goers as well as students go- leg of the Triple Crown.

School Committee member Michael Ferrante and his wife, Ellen.

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