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Mtivi T Plung S ·Nt the Cha ·I S for Environment by Michelle Apuzzlo Ground Wtth the Cutse of the Bambino aper Company www.allstonbrightrritab.corp FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2004 Vol. 9, No. 13 46 Pages 3 Sections 75¢ 28K residents Tolman cruises cast ballots to re~election on Tuesday victory By Erin Smith By Erin Smith STAFF WRITER SlAFF WRITER When poll workers arrived llston-Brighton resi­ at Thomas A. Edison School dents overwhelmingly early Tuesday morning, they Avoted to give Democra­ were greeted by more than 20 tic incumbent Steven Tolman eager voters waiting outside another two years in the state the basement classroom poll Senate seat for the Second location. Suffolk and Middlesex Dis­ Morning voters at the trict State Senate seat. William Howard Taft School waited 45 minutes to vote and See election results inside the Jackson Mann page27 School, a long line wound through the lobby and up a As the early election results side staircase. trickled in, it was clear Tolman Jackson Mann poll warden crushed challenger Robert Fer­ Rosa Baxter said she had encsik and won 83.5 percent of never longer lines during pre­ the Allston-Brighton vote. vious elections. Tolman also won sweeping Allston-Brighton is a majorities in Belmont, Cam­ neighborhood which has a bridge and Watertown. Unof­ tradition of lower voter ficial numbers showed Tol­ turnouts than other parts of man winning almost 80 the city, but a recent jump itt percent of the entire district voter registrations since the vote Tuesday night. 2000 elections and a heated · The election was ti lted so heavily in Tolman's favor that presidential race drew more STAff PHllTO BY •M WALKER he decided to declare a cam­ voters to the polls. State elec- Boston University student Andrew Wiikinson, 20, atches as the results come In during the John rry/ John Edwards rally In Copley Square paign v1ck>ry at 9:30 p.m. Tues- ELECTION, page 28 early Wednesday morning. The news got gloomle throughout the night for Kerry, who failed In his d to unseat President George W. Bush. TOLMAN, page 28 -Mtivi t plung s ·nt the Cha ·I s for environment By Michelle Apuzzlo ground Wtth the cutse of the Bambino. dunng three days each week, Swain ex­ th ower half of the Connecticut River. reached Hopkinton last month, he had CORRESPONDENT The 36-)ear-ol~ father of t\\O pect to reach Boston Harbor exactly In 002. he started slogging through stroked through all .315 miles of the Radio stations and BOSton . port fans... splashed his flippered feet into the one month later on ~ ' 12. I. 3 miles of the Columbia River in Hudson River and 129 miles of Lake can·t gt enough of The Standells' Charles K Cf'm H 'lilt n onj).::t. 12 It'' a lofty goal. but S\.\-am has good th Pacific Northwest as part of a Champlain near his hometown in "Dirty Water" these..dayc;.J3 ut if Christo­ to begin an · I -mile \\Un a! part of ht reas to"thfuk h?:il be succe~sful. In "S im for Clean Water" campaign. Colchester, Vt. pher Swain...90rtUS wish, the song's sig­ quest to clean up tlje nation' ri\er and the mid-1990'>, Swam swam~ r human f1 ;! ea ·ms later, he became the first What all of these bodie~ of water have nificance would fade into the back- Jakes. Covering se en to eight mile righb, paddling through 201 miles of m n to swim its length. Before he e n SWAIN, page 28 ABCD's annual gala onors those ho help community By Chris Orchard gala. v lved in Head Start, fuel assistance pro­ dren and the elderly. CORRESPONDENT Kathy Tobin. w headsABCD\ fue s, child-care services, career devel­ For five years, he's served on the Don Bravo, of Oak Square, was one of assistance ener-J. o ment and a host ofother programs that Board of Directors of the Allston­ 20 community volunteers to receive a honored. to lift people out of poverty. Brighton A1\!a Planning Action Council. Community Award last weekend at Ac­ Robert Reich, onner S1.-cretary When Bravo learned of ABCD's pro­ He also servt!I) as a board member for the tion for Boston Community Develop­ Labor in the Clint?n admini ... u-..ition, w ams and missions, he joined in. He's Oak Square YMCA and the Allston- ment's 30th annual Community Awards the event' keynore ... peak.er. and Glen ·cularl) committed to helping chi!- ABCD, page 26 INSIDE By Chris Orchard chief,.. he said. CORF "-"ONCE Tiie children who play come Every Saturda) m ming dur­ from varied backgrounds and ing the fall, McKinne) Park filb have varied levels of interest in up with local childrep ho pla) the sport. soccer as part of th Allston- "t like being offense," said Brighton Police cth itie Gustavo, 9, "I Jjke to play soccer NEIGHBORHOOD League. The program attract.-. a because rm from Brazil - heterogeneou mix (> children, when soc1Xr ends, I like to play a cro. s-sa.:t on cf Allston­ soccer at my house.'' Gustavo Red Sox used Brighton 's population said his favorite soccer player is The soccer league. in ''hich on the Brazilian·national team. to live in A-B children participate ror free, h Richard, 9, said, "I like to get more than a decade ld and h on the tield." Guilien, 8, enjoys ..,_SfEPAGE3 currently run b) D-14 Bo ton "getting dirty!" and Eduardo, 7, Police Officer Chri Rogers. said "going to Chucky Cheese" The mission of PAL i to get JX - is his favorite part of playing lice officers imohoo with local soccer. ·'Actually, I like playing INSIDE vouth. goalie," he added. • "It's an opporturu y for me Nelson, 8, Daniel, 8, Leah, 9, 12 kids to get togw:ler," sa·d and Guilien's older brother, Community Notes 4 Rogers ''The.: prog.(affi builds Earl, also expressed their plea­ self-esteem [and] teaches fair swe in playing the sport. 8 play." "It's a potpourri out here," ''What I cnjo) mb about it 1 aid Kim Dacy-Smith, a PAL 6 interacting <ith the ~ oung pefr PHOTC BY ZARA T?ANEV soccer coach and mother of two pie - I'd rdL1.er <>ee!them [pla) T~dd Rodllff, 8. gats a pat from mom l'.,<!ry at an Allst n-Br!ghton Police Actl"\lltles League game at young players. Obituaries 24 soccer] than get in ohed in mi" ~ M<:KI ney Pnrk on Saturday. 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