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BOOK YOUR POST IT Chelsea record Call Your YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1890 Advertising Rep (781)485-0588 VOLUME 117, No. 28 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2018 35 CENTS Secretary Ash Boston Councilor Ayanna Pressley defeats Congressman Capuano says not consider- ing MassPort job Capuano won Chelsea with 54 percent of the vote By Seth Daniel In places like Charlestown, at the moment Somerville and East Boston, The world was turned on voting was light, and even By Seth Daniel its nose Tuesday night in the though Capuano won Chelsea Congressional District 7 race and Everett, it wasn’t enough Airplanes apparently aren’t when Boston City Council- votes to counter the surge on in the future for state Housing or Ayanna Pressley surprised the other side of downtown Secretary Jay Ash. everyone with a solid victory, Boston. Ash – the former City Man- ousting Congressman Michael In her victory speech Tues- ager of Chelsea – told the Re- Capuano from the seat he has day night, the Boston coun- cord this week that he has no held for 20 years. cilor repeated the phrase that intention right now of pursu- Capuano conceded the race “Change can’t wait.” ing the soon-to-be open job of around 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday “You, your families and director at MassPort. after a long day of campaign- friends expected more and “Secretary Ash is not fo- ing that included prominent these times needed more from cused on anything other than stops in Charlestown with our leaders and our party,” the work of the Baker-Polito Mayor Martin Walsh at his she said from her watch par- Administration right now,” side rallying voters with State ty at Dorchester’s IBEW hall. read a statement from his of- Rep. Dan Ryan and State Sen. “These times demanded a par- fice. Sal DiDomenico late in the ty that was bold, uncompro- MassPort CEO Tom Glynn day. mising and unafraid…It isn’t announced two weeks ago that Pressley did visit Chelsea enough to see the Democrats he would step down from his on Tuesday, where she en- back in power, but…it mat- position next year after a run joyed great support at a ral- tered who those Democrats of several years at the helm of ly in front of the Williams are. And, while our president the airport. Council President Damali Vidot joined Ayanna Pressley and Chelsea residents outside the polls on School. is a racist, misogynistic, truly That has brought on much Tuesday afternoon. She is also joined by School Committeeman Julio Hernandez. Both candidates had cam- empathetically bankrupt man, speculation about who the paigned heavily in Chelsea the area that makes the 7th next director would be, and over the last six months, with Congressional District one of more than a few insiders were many seeing the city as a bat- the most unequal was cement- pitching Ash’s name around License Commission agrees to continue tle ground for what ended up ed through policies drawn up the diamond. Many believe being only a very small num- long before he ever descended Ash would make a good can- voluntary ban on small liquor bottles ber of votes – with the election the escalator at Trump Tower. didate for MassPort, having seeing only a 15 percent turn- In fact, some of those policies served in Chelsea and know- were put in place with Demo- By Lucas Ferreira commissioners, and police. quor brands identified as prob- out and 2,106 votes cast in the ing the surrounding communi- They were all there to address lematic. race. crats in the White House and ty’s well. One can raise a six-pack to the contentious topic of per- The meeting ended with the Pressley and Capuano also in control of our Congress. However, Ash said he isn’t the end of summer if they’re manently banning 100ml to resulting community agreeing had major elected official sup- They are policies so ingrained a candidate right now. a legal-aged hardworking res- 250ml bottles and single can/ to maintain a voluntary ban port in Chelsea, with Coun- in our daily lives that we’ve ident, but one will no longer malt bottle beverages. of 100ml and 250ml bottles cilors such as Leo Robinson, almost convinced ourselves be able to raise up a 250ml nip Following from the ini- and new, agreed-upon stipu- Roy Avellaneda and State Welcome to bottle due to a continuing vol- tial commission decision to lations for community liquor Rep. Dan Ryan with Capuano. See ELECTION Page 2 untary ban by Chelsea liquor employ a voluntary ban on store owners. The agreement Meanwhile, Council President Chelsea photo stores courtesy of the Chelsea the June 26, the rare Aug. 28 comes on the heels of escalat- Damali Vidot, Councilor Enio License Commission. meeting was an update to see ing community tensions with Lopez and School Commit- contest winners, The Chelsea Licensing about further action. what Chelsea Police have teeman Julio Hernandez. commission met again on the Over the summer down- described as “50 or so” indi- Districtwide, Pressley took opening reception topic of 250 mL alcohol bot- town stores stopped selling viduals who constantly perpe- the race by 18 percent, win- tles on Aug. 28 in the Chelsea nips and voluntarily stopped trate public intoxication and ning 59 percent to 41 per- September 14 Public Library to packed room selling other small bottles as cent. Pressley enjoyed great of invested residents, owners, well as two very low-cost li- support south of Boston and An exhibit of contemporary See BOTTLES Page 2 in Dorchester and Mattapan photographs celebrating life – where voter turnout was in Chelsea will be on display heavy and she took many pre- starting Friday, September 14, cincts in a 70-30 percent split. at Gallery 456. The opening Feeling the pain In Chelsea, Capuano won reception takes place that eve- with 1,138 votes (54 percent) ning from 6 to 8 p.m. at 456 to Pressley’s Congressman Michael Capua- Broadway, Chelsea. Citywide in Boston, Press- no, who is shown here during The featured images are After 11 weeks of lock-out, National ley beat Capuano 64 percent a campaign stop, conceded large scale reproductions of (40,452 votes) to 36 percent the race around 9:30 p.m. on the winners of the Welcome to (22,831 votes). Tuesday after a long day of Chelsea Photo Contest. Am- Grid gas ready to continue the fight campaigning. ateur and professional pho- tographers participated with By Seth Daniel other piece of the puzzle is the seemingly – on Labor Day – Chelsea unveils John Bruttaniti a dozen winners selected by day-to-day reality of having had seen enough. a formal judging panel. The Down in the Back Bay’s lost health insurance, pay- “This is unacceptable on Memorial Bridge with MassDOT People’s Choice Award decid- Park Plaza, hundreds of Na- checks and having to stage la- Labor Day and any day,” tional Grid gas workers – now bor’s most ardent fight of the said state AFL-CIO Presi- ed through online voting by By Cary Shuman at the age of 41. more than 500 votes by people locked out of work for 11 past decade. dent Steve Tolman. “The fight Vidot said she personally in the community. weeks – took center stage on For Everett’s Rocky Leo, you’ve been waging the last The City of Chelsea ded- understood the importance The contest was presented what many said was the truest who appeared with about a three months is the most im- icated the Washington Ave- of having a mentor like Mr. by Chelsea Prospers, the City example of what Labor Day dozen locked-out Chelsea portant fight you’ll ever have. nue bridge at Heard Street in Bruttaniti during one’s years of Chelsea’s initiative for vi- should actually mean. workers recently at a Chel- Brothers and sisters, you are memory of Chelsea Police of personal development. tality in the downtown, and The politics of the mat- sea City Council meeting, the standing up to a corporate en- officer John Bruttaniti during Other speakers at the cere- the facebook group Chelsea ter shone through clearly on lockout has a human angle – vironment that has been scrap- an unveiling ceremony on mony echoed the belief that a MA Photography Club coor- Monday morning during the and standing tall in the Back ing away for the last 20 years Wednesday, Aug. 29. bridge dedication was the per- rally in the street with the Bay on Monday, he said that at our health care and pen- Councillor-at-Large Leo fect way to honor a man who Please see Photos Page 5 state’s political elite, but an- is exactly what the company is sions. Where are the elected Robinson served as master of was “a bridge” from Chelsea’s trying to exploit. officials asking National Grid ceremonies for the program dedicated public servants in “They’re banking on us to step up to the table and ne- during which City Manager the Police Department to the FIGHT AGAINST HOMELESSNESS not getting by – we workers gotiate and get an agreement? Tom Ambrosino and Council city’s youth. going under and losing our Public safety should be first.” President Damali Vidot and Several of Mr. Bruttaniti’s health care and defaulting on Joe Buonopane, a presi- other dignitaries paid tribute colleagues in the Police De- our mortgages so we have to dent of one of the locked out to Mr. Bruttaniti, who died in get in,” he said. “It’s a strug- unions, said on Monday that an accident on May 12, 2016 Please see BRIDGE Page 5 gle. It’s been 11 weeks since he wanted Governor Baker to we were locked out. It’s really stand up for the workers. hard on many of us and that’s “Gov. Baker hasn’t said their strategy. They figure a word about National Grid we’ll give in. workers being locked out for “Five days in they took our 11 weeks,” he said. “Nation- health care away,” he contin- al Grid is a foreign company, ued. “We had a guy who had based in the United Kingdom. just had his leg amputated, We are Massachusetts work- and people with diabetes who ers locked out of our jobs and needed care and children who Gov. Baker hasn’t said (any- are being treated for cancer. thing) about it. That shouldn’t That’s what we have here.” happen in Massachusetts.” The lock out started earlier On Sept. 4, National Grid this summer during contract and the two unions were to PHOTO BY DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN negotiations with two unions come back to the bargaining Pastors Ricardo Valle and Ruben Rodriguez show their deter- mination to keep up the fight against homelessness during the in the National Grid gas op- table. The results of those one-year anniversary celebration of the Selah Day Center at erations division. The unions meetings were not reported by are represented by the United press time, but National Grid The Bruttaniti family, standing beneath the John P. Bruttan- Iglesia De La Luz Church on Broadway last Friday, Aug. 31. The iti Memorial Bridge sign that is displayed at the structure on Steelworkers and talks have said they wanted to resolve the Day Center has gone through ups and downs, but has provid- Washington Avenue. From left, are Nicole Correa, Karen Brut- ed great services to those facing homelessness and addiction been ongoing, but nothing has taniti, Gemeisha James, Karen Bruttaniti, Festus Odigie, and Gus issues. See page 7 for more photos. been fruitful and labor leaders Please see LOCK-OUT Page 2 Correa.

Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Page 2 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, September 6, 2018 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 Karas Marino, Robinson begin Lock-out/Continued from Page 1 lock out. to preserve reasonable rates such benefits themselves. “To end the lockout, which for customers in Chelsea and Leo said the idea is to pre- plans for Chick Corea concert is a goal we share with our beyond. serve what they have and have union employees, we need to National Grid said the had for years. He stressed that By Cary Shuman have serious, productive con- major sticking point is the the workers only want the versations about reaching an company’s proposed benefit same thing they’ve always Minna Karas Marino helped agreement,” read a statement package that includes a new had. coordinate the Chelsea High by National Grid sent to the defined contribution 401(k) “It’s frustrating because School Class of 1959’s terrif- Independent on Tuesday, Sept. retirement plan. That new we’re not asking for every- ic 59th reunion in May at the 4. “Since June 25, National plan would apply only to new thing and anything,” he said. Homewood Suites Hotel. The Grid has communicated to the employees hired on or after “We just want what we have. well-known Chelsea resident unions that we remain willing June 25, 2018. We have completed more received much praise from her to meet seven days a week National Grid said they had work than we have been appreciative classmates, in- to reach an agreement on all negotiated away from pension asked to do and they’re prof- cluding Class President Robert outstanding issues. Through plans to 401(k) plans with at its are up. We exceeded 20 Tiro. a federal mediator, they have least 16 other unions repre- to 50 percent of our work in Councillor-at-Large Leo so far provided eight dates for senting 84 percent of the com- all categories. We’re doing Robinson has been a communi- meetings that have occurred pany’s employees. National more than what we are asked ty organizer and leader of Chel- CONCERT COORDINATORS: Minna Karas Marino and Leo and we are meeting with them Grid also said the package is and they are profiting, so it’s sea events that have helped Robinson have begun planning a special hometown concert again today, September 4.” consistent with proposals that hard to see why we have to both adults and youths, most featuring world renowned jazz musician Chick Corea, for next National Grid said they the Steelworkers have accept- make concessions. There’s recently the Latimer Society’s summer at Chelsea Memorial Stadium. wanted to have a fair contract, ed in Massachusetts with all no bargaining or discussion. Science Carnival last month at but that also meant being re- other public utilities. It’s concession or nothing. It’s Port Park. sponsible to the ratepayers. National Grid said it like talking to a 4-year-old The two long-time friends Karas Marino said Corea has knew he was headed for great- They said what the union doesn’t believe customers and when they ask why, you are now planning for an un- always been kind and hospita- ness. His father [Armando] and characterize as a drive for should have to pay for out- only get ‘because.’” precedented event in the city’s ble to his friends from Chelsea. his band performed at some so- company profits at employee dated benefits when most of history: a major outdoor con- “I was at his concert at the Wil- cials when we were ninth grad- expense is actually an effort those customers don’t enjoy cert by a Chelsea native, Gram- bur and it was my birthday,” ers at the Williams School.” my-winning jazz pianist and recalled Karas Marino. “Chick “His father was a great mu- composer Chick Corea. had everyone in the audience, sician, too,” said Robinson. The concert would be held about 1,000 people, sing “Hap- Corea, whose real name is at Chelsea Memorial Stadium py Birthday” to me. He’s the Armando Anthony Corea, has in the summer of 2019. most gracious person. I once enjoyed a phenomenal mu- Marino, a classmate of the brought 14 people backstage to sic career. He has received 22 legendary entertainer, and Rob- see him and he was so nice to Grammy Awards and been inson, a long-time friend, have everyone.” nominated more than 60 times. reached out to Corea and he is Corea, who real name is The two concert coordina- reportedly on board with per- Armando Anthony Corea, has tors are expecting thousands forming at a concert in his old enjoyed a phenomenal music of fans to attend the event and hometown. They plan to meet career. He has won more than welcome Corea home. There with Corea at his upcoming 20 Grammy Awards and been may be a pre-concert dinner or shows at Sculler’s Jazz Club nominated more than 60 times. barbecue held at one of the lo- this month. He has been married to jazz cal hotels. Robinson said the goal is use musician Gayle Moran since “This will be a coming-home the proceeds from the Chelsea 1972. celebration for one of the great- concert and establish a scholar- Karas Marino and Corea est jazz artists in music histo- ship in Chick Corea’s name. go back to their days as class- ry,” said Robinson. “We know The concert plans are al- mates at the Williams School. that everyone in Chelsea will ready in motion, according to She said Corea would often en- want to be a part of this once- Karas Marino and Robinson. tertain classmates and friends in-a-lifetime event.” “We’ve inquired about the with his playing of the piano, (There will be a special Members of Local 7 Ironworkers outside the breakfast on Monday. staging, sound system, field trumpet, and drums. Corea was Chick Corea Trio event for covering, and a tent, just in case a member of the choral club Chelsea residents at the 9 p.m. it rains,” said Robinson. under the direction of the late show on Sunday, Sept. 23 at Chelsea native Lenny Nel- Alvin Toltz. Sculler’s Jazz Club. Residents son, who was the Corea band’s “Chick was always a fabu- interested in attending the Bottles/Continued from Page 1 original drummer, will join lous musician,” recalled Karas event should mention the Rob- Corea on stage for a few songs Marino. “You could see his inson/Karas Marino table when littering problems for Chelsea certification for liquor store ta, was not content with the at the stadium concert. tremendous talent. Everyone ordering tickets). community residents and vis- owners, maintaining a do not decision to tackle part of what itors. sell list for specific individu- he sees as the bigger problem. “I can tell you [increasing als, along with impeding sales “What are you going to do Election/Continued from Page 1 nip littering] has definitely to intoxicated buyers. protect us?” Coimbra ques- decreased,” said Chelsea Po- It was agreed by the Com- tioned, adding, “I cannot be that there wasn’t anything we lice Capt. Keith Houghton. mission to maintain a volun- dealing with the same indi- could do about them. As we The Chelsea Police Depart- tary ban instead of a perma- viduals every day.” know, change can’t wait.” ment seemed confident in the nent one, keying in on public The Comission had no re- In his concession speech, immediate results they have sentiment to not overextend sponse for a full blown ini- Capuano noted that many es- witnessed in the following their legal rights over Chelsea tiative in tackling persistent tablished legislators within weeks of the proposed ban. residents’ ability to purchase alcoholism in Chelsea, and the 7th district were also oust- However when questioned alcohol and promote commu- the voluntary ban will have to ed, including state representa- by License Chair Michael nity agreement and turnout to be measured through quanti- tives in the South End of Bos- Rossi if the results could be these meetings. tative metrics that Rossi and ton and Jamaica Plain. quantified, the police shifted The training course has al- Bongiovanni both identified a “Clearly the district want- focus and explained they now ready been attended by all 12 need for. ed a lot of change,” he said. require a three-hour alcohol local liquor stores, of which Alcoholism remains the “Apparently the district is up- safety course. 25 individuals from these bigger problem to many local set with a lot that’s going on. “I find it really hard to be- stores achieved the needed residents like Coimbra who I don’t blame them. I’m just lieve there have been no inci- passing score of 75 or better. must deal with intoxicated as upset. So be it. This is the Cisnell Baez held a sign for Ayanna Pressley in Chelsea on dents of drunkenness [since The Police Department also individuals loitering near his way life goes…The last eight Election Day. the voluntary ban],” stated stated that seven individuals restaurant on a daily basis, months most of you have commission member Rose- scored a 100. leaving his restaurant and worked very hard for us. I’m ann Bongiovanni with open The voluntary ban itself other areas reliant on police skepticism. has not been enough to as- assistance for these incidents. sorry it didn’t work out, but voters of Charlestown and In Chelsea Rollins carried Bongiovanni wasn’t the suage some residents’ con- The Commission will take that’s life and this is ok. Amer- Chelsea chose to reward Con- the vote with 600 votes, or only person in attendance that cerns, though. Edon Coimbra, up the issue again in three ica is going to be ok. Ayanna gressman Capuano's years of 32 percent. Evandro Carval- openly questioned the Police owner of Ciao! Pizza and Pas- months. Pressley is going to be a great dedicated service with votes. ho brought in 434 votes (23 Department’s results and the congresswoman and Massa- He opened doors of oppor- percent), followed by Greg lasting impression of the ban chusetts will be well repre- tunity that have allowed me Henning with 303 votes (16 thus far. Robert Mellion, ex- sented.” to serve and he continues to percent). Shannon McAuliffe, High Holidays ecutive director of the Mas- For Chelsea leaders like teach by example. I congrat- who worked in Chelsea for sachusetts Package Store As- at the Walnut Street Synagogue Rep. Ryan and Sen. DiDome- ulate Congresswomen-elect many years, did not turn that sociation, also made his case nico – who both worked for Pressley. I'll look forward to fact into votes, slipping down 2018 / 5778 - 5779 in the two minutes allotted for Capuano and counted him as a working with her as we con- to fourth place with 273 votes public hearings. WALNUT STREET SYNAGOGUE mentor – the news was hard to tinue to move our district in a (15 percent). Linda Champi- “Less restrictive means 145 WALNUT ST. CHELSEA, MA 02150 digest and seemed to come out positive direction.” on got 239 votes (13 percent). have completed your goals,” 617-884-8668 of nowhere due to the Con- With the win, Pressley Rollins had found a great [email protected] Mellion stated, continuing gressman’s great support in scored one of the biggest up- niche of support in Chelsea as “There’s no wall around the Chelsea for two decades. sets in Massachusetts politics well, with many City Coun- NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES - APRIL 16, 2003 Chelsea.” “It's too early to digest the in a long time, and she also cillors Leo Robinson and the Multiple residents and store results from across the en- becomes the first African Ward 4 Democratic Commit- Rabbi Lila Kagedan and Esteemed Chazzanim owners echoed Mellion’s sen- tire 7th district,” said Ryan American woman to represent tee, among others. and the Congregation wish you and yours a Happy & Healthy New Year. timent, agreeing that a legal on Tuesday night. “But early Massachusetts in Congress. Rollins will be the first ban instead of a voluntary ban PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS 2018 / 5778 - 5779 indications tell me that the female-candidate of color to infringed upon the rights of Candidate Rachael hold the position in the histo- residents to legally purchase Erev Rosh Hashana Rosh Hashana Day 2 ry of the Commonwealth. Rollins takes open alcohol and would not begin Sunday, September 9 Tuesday September 11: “I am honored and hum- 6:41 pm - Candle lighting 9 AM –Shacharit seat in District to fully cover the larger issue Mincha and Maariv 10:30 AM Torah Reading and Shofar bled,” she said. “But I also Lunch Following Services at hand, alcoholism. The gen- Attorney Race need to say – for all of us If you and your family would like to eral sentiment being that there Rosh Hashana Day 1 join attend the festive Lunch following Rachael Rollins upended – that this is earned. As a Monday, September 10 services, please RSVP at info@ was nothing to stop these in- 9 AM Shacharit walnutstreetsynagogue.com by the candidacy of four other 47-year-old black woman, dividuals from getting the 10:30 AM Torah Reading and Shofar September 4. $15 per person. opponents Tuesday night to I have earned this. We have Lunch Following Services Children free. same banned 250 ml bottles If you and your family would like to take a very crowded district earned this. This is the time from liquor stores in neigh- join attend the festive Lunch following attorney race – coming to vic- for us to claim our power and services, please RSVP at info@ Erev Yom Kippur boring cities and towns. walnutstreetsynagogue.com by Tuesday September 18 tory with an overwhelming make good on our promises to September 4. $15 per person. 6:31 PM Candle Lighting Mellion addressed those in vote in Boston citywide. make true criminal justice re- Children free. 6:40 PM Kol Nidre and Maariv attendance by listing the criti- The district attorney rep- form for the people in Suffolk 6-6:50 PM Tashlick/Shofar in the Park! cal steps the License Commis- (Day #1) with Chabad Yom Kippur Well-known community resents all of Boston, and County. Reform that is pro- sion, store owners, and police Mary O’Malley State Park, Commandant’s Wednesday September 19 leader Saritin Rizzuto (right) Chelsea, Revere and Win- gressive – that decriminalizes Way, Chelsea, MA 9:30 AM Shacharit department should collabo- 7 PM Mincha Yizkor Recited was among the many Chelsea throp. poverty, substance use disor- rate on together. Accomplish- After 7:45 PM Candle Lighting 5:30 PM Mincha supporters congratulating Rollins captured the victory der, and mental illness. This and Maariv 6:30 PM Neila ing cooperation by employ- 7:30 PM Maariv and Havdalah Ayanna Pressley on her victo- by winning the large Boston is the time to create a system End / Break Fast ing a voluntary ban of 100ml ry in the Seventh Congressio- citywide vote with 40 percent, that puts fairness and equity bottles, establishing a alcohol nal District election Tuesday or 33,656 votes. first as a model for the Com- HIGH HOLIDAY SEATS INCLUDED IN $60 YEARLY DUES night. beverage training course and DONATIONS ARE DEEPLY APPRECIATED TO KEEP THE SHUL VITAL AND ALIVE. monwealth and the nation.” BE PART OF THE COMMUNITY. SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER A CENTURY.

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POLICE Briefs By Seth Daniel and Paul Koolloian NEWS Briefs by Seth Daniel

CAUGHT WITH tween two males. The officer with distribution of a Class A BEACON STREET 10TH ANNUAL ALS/ DRUGS placed both males under arrest drug (heroin), subsequent of- RAMP TO CLOSE MS WALK FOR seizing more than 20 small fense, possession to distribute On Aug. 28, at 10 a.m., a individually wrapped clear a Class A drug, and conspira- The Beacon Street off- LIVING CPD officer patrolling in the packages believed to be hero- cy. ramp on the Mystic/Tobin Join hundreds in the 10th area of Crescent and Spencer in along with US currency. Guy Cordeiro, 61, of Quin- Bridge closed for construction annual ALS & MS Walk for Avenues observed a hand- Michael Bernard, 40, of 15 cy, was charged with Conspir- on Aug. 27 for two months Living, a fundraiser to support to-hand drug transaction be- Spencer Ave., was charged acy. through November. The Route individuals with ALS and MS 111 Bus outbound will use and support the residences at an alternative route until the the Leonard Florence Center ramp is reopened. The Route for Living (LFCL), the first 111 bus outbound will use urban model Green House in the 4th Street off-ramp, turn the country. The event will A special day for Chelsea Veterans with right on Broadway, left on 2nd begin at 165 Captains Row on BAKER LOVES CHELSEA Street and then left on Park Admirals Hill, Sunday, Sept. Street. Two stops—Beacon @ SCHOOLS a boat cruise around Boston Harbor 30, 10 a.m. Gov. Charlie Baker and virtu- Broadway and Park @ Wil- Register or donate at walk- ally every one of the state’s liams—will be temporarily forliving.org, or call 617-409- Rotary members from by yacht club members. Initiative. education officials descended closed. A new temporary stop 8973 with any questions. upon Chelsea Wednesday, Chelsea will join the Winter Rotary members from About Rotary will occur at Chelsea Square Sept. 5, to talk about the suc- Chelsea have long support- Rotary brings together a Hill Yacht Club on September (Broadway @ Second Street). RESIDENTIAL cess of Chelsea High School’s 16 to cohost their 7th Annual ed the community through global network of communi- college credit program in Veteran’s Cruise. a range of service projects. ty leaders dedicated to tack- EVENING ON STICKER CHANGES conjunction with Bunker Hill As Chelsea Rotary Past Members of Chelsea Rotary ling the world’s most pressing THE CREEK WITH TO RENEWALS Community College. Baker President and Winter Hill raise money for student schol- humanitarian challenges. We The Traffic and Parking toured classrooms, talked Yacht Club member, Ken arships, provision a “Pantry connect 1.2 million members GREENROOTS Commission recently changed to Chelsea kids working on Webber says, “It is important of Necessities” for homeless from more than 35,000 Rotary Join GreenRoots to cele- renewal dates for the Resi- college classes while in high to recognize and pay tribute students, raise awareness and clubs in almost every country brate another year of victories dential Parking Program. For school and sat in on a panel to the men and women in our funds to prevent domestic in the world. Their service im- for our community and en- the Residential Sticker, the discussion. At the end of the community who have served violence and support its vic- proves lives both locally and vironmental justice. The 3rd new renewal date is March 1, day, Supt. Mary Bourque pre- our country and this is our tims, and participates in a wa- internationally, from helping Annual Evening on the Creek 2019. This means that current sented him with an ‘I (heart) way of doing just that” ter project for the indigenous those in need in their own will take place on Friday, Residential Stickers are valid Chelsea’ T-Shirt that has Since they began working people of Colombia. communities to working to- Sept. 7, from 5:30 to 9 p.m. until February 28, 2019. There quickly become the rallying cry for the Chelsea Public with the Winter Hill Yacht Rotary members through- ward a polio-free world. There will be live music, food is no need get a new Residen- Schools this year. Club, Rotary members have out the world take action to Visit Rotary.org and endpo- and drinks on our waterfront. tial Sticker in July. However, helped organize the day’s make communities better. lio.org for more about Rotary For questions, contact Maria Visitor Placards must be re- events beginning with trans- They contribute their time, en- and its efforts to eradicate po- Belen Power at 617-466-3076 newed in July. Those placards ancient Chinese practice is a portation for local veterans ergy, and passion to carry out lio. or at mariabelenp@green- expire on August 1, 2018. The martial art, but its emphasis and residents of the Chelsea meaningful and sustainable About the Rotary Club of rootschelsea.org. application for renewal of the on balance and harmony, both Soldiers Home, which is gen- projects that promote peace, Chelsea Visitor Placard is available physical and spiritual, makes erously provided by Paul Re- fight disease, provide clean Through our service proj- CHELSEA VS. both at City Hall in the Clerk’s it desirable for anyone seek- vere Bus, to breakfast at the water, help mothers and chil- ects, peace fellowships, and Office and for download on ing a peaceful start to their yacht club before boarding dren, support education, and scholarships, our members are REVERE – BOCCE! the City’s website. day. Appropriate for all people member’s boats and heading grow local economies. taking action to address the Come and watch the Chel- aged 10+ including seniors. out through the locks, past Rotary’s top priority is underlying causes of conflict, sea vs. Revere Bocce Bowl Held weather permitting. the USS Constitution and into the global eradication of po- including poverty, game on Saturday, Sept. 8, FITNESS, GAMES IN • Tuesday evenings from 6 Boston Harbor. Upon return to lio. Rotary launched its polio inequality, ethnic tension, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For THE SQUARE to 8 p.m. on City Hall Plaza, the yacht club, everyone gets immunization program, Po- lack of access to education, any questions, contact the •Join friends and neighbors join neighbors for table top to mingle with old and new lioPlus, in 1985 and in 1988 and unequal distribution of Chelsea Senior Center at 617- every Wednesday morning games in Bellingham Square. friends and enjoy an old fash- became a leading partner in resources 466-4370. Bring your own at 7:30 to 8 a.m., City Hall Bring dominos, chess, check- ion BBQ prepared and served the Global Polio Eradication chair. This event will take Plaza. Free class and prac- ers, backgammon, and more place at Voke Park, 546 Wash- tice with Bill Baron, present- to play with your neighbors. ington St. ed by Chelsea Prospers. This Held weather permitting.

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News reports about the hot weather and all of the records Global leaders dither while disease races to Latin America for high and highest-low temperatures that have been set this month in our region have become so commonplace that it is all- By Andrew Spiegel, Esquire healthcare infrastructure in States has 6 times that amount. policy allows for the produc- too-easy to read the headlines and move on to other news. the developing world. Chronic Instead of addressing these tion of a patented product But the reality is this: Global warming and the attendant cli- You’re nearly twice as likely diseases are on the rise in de- challenges, global health lead- without approval from the mate change are happening much faster than even the most dire to die from colon cancer liv- veloping countries and they’re ers get sidetracked by stale patent owner. arguments about weakening In 2007 the government al- of predictions of a few years ago, with significant implications ing in a Latin American coun- ill-prepared. try than you are living in the Consider colon cancer. intellectual property protec- lowed Brazilian companies to for our planet and ourselves in the not-too-distant future. United States. Right now, the condition is tions. reproduce the U.S. anti-retro- Not only is the air temperature setting records, but even more Global health leaders are less prevalent in Latin Amer- It costs more than $2 billion viral Efavirenz for 77,000 pa- ominously, the water temperature has been as high as we ever trying to fix this disparity. But ica than in North America. In to bring a new medicine to tients. have known it in this area. unfortunately, they’ve misdi- Latin America, there are 11 market. Intellectual property That prevented its U.S. cre- We were watching the weather last week and the weatherman’s agnosed the problem. cases per 100,000 people. In protections help researchers ator, Merck, from recouping chart showed a temperature of 72. We assumed that was the air Some blame intellectual North America, there are 30 earn back this investment and the massive investments it temp -- but in fact, it was the water temperature for Boston Har- property protections for phar- cases per 100,000. encourage them to take this made to create the life-extend- bor. A quick Google revealed that the average water temperature maceuticals. They argue that But that could soon change. risk again. ing drug. There’s no incentive in August in Boston Harbor is about 68 -- but we have been in allowing companies to patent Many countries are beginning Without these protec- for drug companies to inno- the 70s all month. A swim we took last Saturday from Peddock’s new drugs prevents patients in to adopt more Americanized tions, companies would scale vate if countries can copy pat- Island confirmed that the water in this area is as warm as we ever developing regions from ac- diets, which experts believe back drug development. That ented, costly drugs at the drop may increase one’s risk of de- would lead to fewer lifesaving of a hat. have known it in our lifetime -- it is no wonder that whales are cessing lifesaving medicines. They want to eliminate patents veloping colon cancer. Sales of treatments. Patients would The developing world is on frolicking off Deer Island and great white sharks are everywhere altogether. processed foods in developing suffer. the brink of a chronic disease around us, from the Cape to Manchester-by-the-Sea. This strategy is certain countries are growing almost Anti-intellectual property epidemic. At the upcoming That climate change is accelerating at a faster-and-faster rate to fail. Effective intellectual 30 percent annually. actions wouldn’t even boost UN meeting on non-com- than had been predicted is evident by the loss of sea-ice in the property protection and en- That will cause the glob- short-term access to medi- municable diseases, countries Arctic and the record-setting temperatures around the globe. forcement encourages medi- al burden of colon cancer to cines. More than 90 percent must combat it by improv- An article in Rolling Stone magazine this week put it this way: cal research and development. nearly double by 2035. All of the WHO’s list of “essential ing healthcare infrastructure “The Arctic has been heating up faster than any other place Weakening patents would told, non-communicable dis- medicines” are off-patent. IP while also encouraging inno- on the planet. (Last winter, temperatures in the Arctic were 45 reduce access to cutting-edge eases will account for 70 per- isn’t a barrier to access for peo- vation. degrees Fahrenheit above normal). Last week, German climate cures. It’s time to take a new cent of fatalities in developing ple in the developing world. Andrew Spiegel, Esq., is scientist Stefan Rahmstorf wrote an excellent piece in Politico approach. countries by 2020. But anti-IP measures and co-founder and executive di- The developing world lacks poor IP-enforcement are bar- rector of the Global Colon Can- explaining why the warming Arctic is not only causing ice to In September at the UN in New York, world leaders will the resources to treat these riers to care. And they abound cer Association and a board melt, but changing the weather dynamics for the entire planet. meet to discuss non-commu- diseases. Honduras, for in- in Latin America. member of the International ‘That global warming leads to more heat extremes is not rocket nicable diseases. These leaders stance, has only 30 doctors per Brazil, for instance, abuses Alliance of Patients’ Organiza- science and has been confirmed by global data analysis,’ Rahm- should focus on improving 100,000 people. The United “compulsory licensing.” This tions. storf wrote. He pointed out that we are seeing five times more monthly heat records — such as ‘hottest July on record in Cal- ifornia’ — than we would in a stable climate. More heat means drier soils, causing more drought and wildfires. It also means more extreme rain, given that a warmer atmosphere can suck The 15th Annual Taste of Chelsea is Sept. 17 up and then release more moisture (a global increase in rainfall Join us for the 15th annual nonprofit and a local service ton Logan Airport/Chelsea; Fragomen Del Rey, Ber- records is well-documented in weather station data). 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Bridge/Continued from Page 1 partment and the Fire Depart- ment attended the ceremony. (Mr. Bruttaniti worked for three years in the CFD before joining the Police Department in 2008). The Fire and Police Color Guards added an im- pressive touch to the program. Mr. Bruttaniti’s fellow vet- erans in the U.S. Army, who served with him in Iraq, were also in attendance for the trib- ute. Police Chief Brian Kyes The coordinators of the un- praised Mr. Bruttaniti’s out- veiling of the John P. Bruttaniti standing record as a police of- Memorial Bridge, Council- Chelsea Police Chief Bryan Kyes delivered a stirring tribute Councillor-at-Large Leo Robinson, Mr. Bruttaniti’s mother, Karen ficer and read the police report lor-at-Large Leo Robinson and during which he read the police report detailing Officer John Bruttaniti, his best friend, Ernest Acevedo, and Rebecca Aceve- that Mr. Bruttaniti wrote after City Council Administrative Bruttaniti’s actions in saving a toddler from choking by dislodg- do. saving a toddler from choking Assistant Ledia Koco. ing a penny that was stuck in her throat. Continued from Page 3 by dislodging a penny stuck Briefs/ in her throat and resuscitating my eyes still fill with tears,” her. For his heroic actions in she said. that June, 2015 incident, Mr. Karen added thoughtfully, Bruttaniti received the Chel- “But let me be clear. John was sea Police Life Saving Award. dedicated to his entire family, Mr. Bruttaniti’s instanta- and he counted all of you, the neous response to the situation people of Chelsea, as family. and his training in the emer- Serving for and with the peo- gency medical field caused ple of Chelsea, John loved some to say that he was placed being a firefighter, police offi- as “an angel” in that situation cer, investigator, mentor, vol- to save a baby’s life. unteering anywhere and in an Mr. Bruttaniti’s sister, Kar- any way to help his Chelsea en, delivered touching re- family. That was our brother.” marks on behalf of the family. Karen said her brother “John lived with a real zest would have been humbled by for life,” said Karen Bruttan- having a bridge named in his The Chelsea Fire Department Color Guard, from left, Jimmy The Chelsea Police Department Guard, pictured before the un- iti. “He loved riding his mo- honor. Ruiz, Cristian Avellaneda, Rob Better, and Dan DeJordy. veiling ceremony for the John P. Bruttaniti Memorial Bridge. torcycle and truly enjoying his “I know he would hope life. John was a man of deep that his memory would serve character. He never judged, as an example of community never held a grudge, and al- and service to one another in had mentored in the Chelsea ways believed in forgiving love,” she said. REACH Program, and it apt- others, no matter what.” The souvenir program in- ly concluded with the follow- Karen recalled the warm cluded photos of Mr. Brut- ing memorial tribute to the and inspiring correspondences taniti with Chief Brian Kyes, beloved police officer: “John she received while her broth- Capt. David Batchelor, and will forever be remembered er was serving in Iraq. “The Sgt. David Flibotte in their for his kindness, bravery, and letters always ended, saying, CPD uniforms at an awards service to our country and to ‘Sister, I love my family.” ceremony in Boston, and of the City of Chelsea.” “I still read his letters and Mr. Bruttaniti with youths he

Photos/Continued from Page 1 dinated by photographer and Alex Train, artist and Assistant Weidner former City Councilor Matt Director of the Department of Soldiers Home by Deb Frank. Planning and Development Cronin The judging panel in- for the City of Chelsea. •People of Chelsea cluded Darlene DeVita, an All of the winning images, Maggie and William by award-winning fine art -pho submitted digitally, have been Katy Rogers Mr. John Bruttaniti’s fellow officers in the Chelsea Police Department are pictured with his family tographer; Matt Frank, a for- reproduced in high-quality, Hero by Deb Cronin following the bridge unveiling ceremony on Washington Avenue. mer City Councilor and pho- large format canvas prints. Come Together by Katy tographer who initiated the These framed works will re- Rogers Chelsea MA Photography main on display on Broadway •Community Club; State Representative until mid to late October. At Chelsea Community Gar- Roselee Vincent, a champion the conclusion of the exhibit dening by Katy Rogers for the arts and former mem- the winners will take home Morning at the Community ber of the legislature’s Joint their framed prints. Rail by Aaron Kraemer Committee on Tourism, Arts Gallery 456 is a storefront Diversity: Chelsea’s Mid- and Cultural Development; gallery so it is always open. dle Name by Teri Weidner Sury Chavez, a local painter The entire exhibit can be •Chelsea, Past and Present whose decorative murals and viewed from the sidewalk. Sunrise Over the Cemetery “Welcome to Chelsea” signs Exhibited Works by Aaron Kraemer can be seen in key locations •Best in Show Chelsea Winter Storm by throughout the city; Marianne Sunrise Over the Cemetery Joe Makarski Ramos, a self-taught “outsid- by Aaron Kraemer Abandonment Issues by er artist” and long-time Chel- •Local Business Isaac Subillaga sea resident who serves as From Chelsea to Boston by •People’s Choice Program Coordinator for the Isaac Subillaga My Green Monstah by Deb Chelsea Senior Center; and Happy Your-Day! by Teri Cronin

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NAVY DAY AT THE CHELSEA SOLDIERS' HOME

Photos by Derek Kouyoumjian The event is part of their Heritage Week activities, in Navy Day at the Chelsea which they're stationed on the Soldiers’ Home sees an an- USS Constitution to learn the nual procession of more than rich history of the US Navy 150 chief petty officer candi- firsthand and develop leader- dates march in formation to ship qualities. the Soldiers’ Home and per- Navy Day this year took form whatever duties they can place on Tuesday, Aug. 28, in assist in. Chelsea.

Chelsea Soldiers’ Home Supt. Cheryl Lussier Poppe and State Massachusetts Secretary Of Veterans' Affairs Francisco Urena ad- Secretary Of Veterans' Affairs Francisco Urena await the Naval dresses the gathered chief petty officer candidates and thanks procession to make its way up the hill to the Soldiers Home. them for the work they will contribute on "Navy Day.”

RN Nurse Manager Margaret Smith, in charge of the DCCU, is AT Jake Campion from Oklahoma City moves items from the old HMCS Joshua McCullough from Jacksonville, FL, shakes the grateful for the assistance provided by the chief petty officer DCCU (Domiciliary Clinical Care Unit) to a larger space. hand of veteran Calvin Blackwell. candidates in moving her unit into a larger space.

YNC Select Marisa Mason from Millington, TN, and General Council Matt Deacon move items Chief petty officer candidates walk the halls with Chelsea Soldiers’ Home legend, Attorney Olivia from the old DCCU (Domiciliary Clinical Care Unit) to a larger space. Anne Walsh.

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Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, September 6, 2018 Page 7 SELAH DAY CENTER AT IGLESIA LA LUZ CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY

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On International Overdose Awareness Day, Pastor Ruben Rodriguez was honored for his efforts in directing Selah Day Center for the past year. Selah is a day center re- source for anyone to take refuge in the Iglesia La Luz De Cristo. There Selah pro- vides a hot breakfast and a hot lunch, hot showers, and clean clothes that have been donated by parishioners and commu- nity members. Pastor Ruben Rodriguez will return to his missionary work on the streets Pastor Ricardo Valle addresses the gathering.

of Chelsea for several months before taking a sabbatical mis- sion in Costa Rica. Pastor Ricardo Valle of Ig- lesia La Luz conducted the Yamilett Tejada, daughter of Pastor Valle, offers food to the attendees of the ceremony. ceremony, which was in honor of the facility’s successful first year. The Selah is now under the management of CAPIC, and will continue the existing partnerships between the City, the church and many provid- ers.

Pastor Ruben Rodriguez addresses the gathering. Selah volun- teer Bobby So- roka receives his certificate honoring his volunteer work from Ruben Rodriguez.

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SUGAR RAY TO presentation of the findings, to the BPDA and included PAVILION DEDICATED IN WINTHROP HEADLINE VILLAGE but the format and date of that pulling the new structure at meeting has not been deter- 211 Condor St. back from the FEST mined. edge of Condor Street, away EVERETT – Mayor Carlo The MGC will issue a pub- from the waterfront along the DeMaria announced that the lic notice once that informa- Chelsea Creek. As a result, the band Sugar Ray will headline tion is available. building will be smaller upon the 4th Annual Village Fest on It is expected that the pre- completion. The developer Santilli Highway on Sept. 15. sentation will be made in Sep- also reduced two residential The City of Everett is part- tember. units, reduced three off-street nering with Encore Boston parking spaces, and reduced Harbor, Craft Brewers Guild, COPPERSMITH the gross floor-area of the and Suffolk Construction for VILLAGE NEARS project. the fourth Annual Village Fest, The project received BPDA a citywide celebration that will COMPLETION approval in June 2017 as one take place from 3 to 9 p.m. on EAST BOSTON - The East project under Article 80 large Saturday, September 15. Boston Neighborhood of Af- project review. However, since Mayor DeMaria stated, fordable Housing (NOAH) the approval the two addresses “I want to personally thank Executive Director Phil Giffee came under different owner- our friends from Encore, the announced this week that the ship and are being developed Craft Brewers Guild, and Suf- Coppersmith Village Project as two separate projects. folk Construction for their is nearing completion with a Condor Street Condomini- significant financial commit- ribbon-cutting scheduled for ums, who is developing 187- ments to Village Fest this year. October. 191 Condor St. filed a Notice Without their donations we “Coppersmith will finally of Project Change with the Mary Kelley along with officials, cut the ribbon to the new Pavilion, dedicated in her name to the would not be able to bring in be ready for occupancy this BPDA to alert the agency to world-renowned band, Sug- fall,” said Giffee. “Residents late Mary Kelley, who passed away on Monday, Sept. 3. The new Mary Kelley Pavilion is located at the change. The developer’s the Belle Isle Marsh Marine Ecology Park and Walking Pathway off Morton Street in Winthrop. ar Ray to our great City. This will be in their quarters by the attorney, Marc LaCasse, said year’s show will be fantastic.” end of the year.” nothing major changed at the The past three editions of The project received Boston 187-191 Condor St address Union Hospital campus and and well-being of patients position will also have hope- Village Fest have been a great Planning and Development and the developer will still replace it with a five to six-acre here, Gagnon pointed out that fully have a strong planning success, with huge turnouts Agency (BPDA) approval last construct a four-story, nine- $23 million medical village. most people currently visiting background and a financial from residents of Everett and summer. The Coppersmith unit building with 11 parking NSMC, a member of Part- Union Hospital will have the head. several surrounding commu- Village development that was spaces. There were some slight ners HealthCare, plans to same level of services. Gagnon The subject of a town plan- nities. This year, the City of Ev- once the site of an ironworks changes made to the exteri- build the village on a quarter said some may point out that ner has been batted around erett expects to welcome even company is on the block or design which received the of the 20-acre site and sell off if they have a heart attack they for at least two years, Faison greater numbers. Accordingly, bounded by Border Street, BPDA approval last year. roughly three-quarters of the won’t have a hospital in the said the subject also came up the festival will be enlarged to Decatur Street, Liverpool LaCasse is also the attorney remaining land. city to go to in order to receive during his interviews with the include more popular food Street, and Coppersmith Way. for Boston Real Estate, LLC, On Monday at the Knights care. However, Gagnon said town. trucks, more themed games The block will be will be trans- who is the developer of the of Columbus Hall in Lynn currently heart attack patents “There’s a real need for a and more locally crafted beer formed into a mixed-use de- 211 Condor St. project. LaC- Partners HealthCare and Lynn and some others are already planner to both help the com- and spirits. There will also be a velopment of 56 rental apart- asse said his client was forced city officials held a meeting to being sent to NSMC’s Salem munity and realize the vision greater variety of information ments, 15 townhouses and to make some modifications jumpstart the community pro- campus because that facility that we’re going for, but also booths from local business- 3,000 sq. ft. of retail space on to the project after he found cess of developing the remain- is better equipped to deal with be able to walk people through es and vendors. The sponsors the ground floor on the corner that the project would be sub- ing site. City leaders are con- those types of emergencies. the particulars,” Faison said. have lined up an array of pop- of Border and Decatur Streets jected to Chapter 91 regula- ducting a study, facilitated by Gagnon insisted for the aver- He wants to make sure peo- ular musical ensembles. that will house a restaurant tions due to its proximity to Metropolitan Area Planning age Union Hospital patient not ple are being heard and have After much anticipation, with outdoor seating. The the Chelsea Creek. Council (MAPC), to better much will change by changing an opportunity to advocate for Mayor Carlo DeMaria an- project includes 49 affordable Boston Real Estate was understand the community’s the facility from a traditional how they see things. nounced last week that Sugar and 22 market-rate units, as forced to file a Notice of Proj- preferences for developing the hospital into a medical village. In his former position Ray would headline the show. well as the restaurant. ect Change with the BPDA remainder of the property and “The meeting was very in- in Brookline, Faison often Sugar Ray is an Ameri- The apartment building will and slightly scale back that to recommend changes to the formative meeting with many worked with the planning de- can rock band from Newport be located on Border Street project that previously re- zoning on the property. engaged Lynn residents, where partment. The last project he Beach, California. Originally with the townhouses planned ceived BPDA approval last Monday’s meeting was the a variety of options were con- worked on there was rezoning forming in 1986 and playing a for Liverpool Street that ties year. first in a series of planning sidered,” said At-Large City for the marijuana regulations. heavier new metal styled mu- into the typical triple-decker As previously approved, meeting with NSMC, the City Councilor Brian LaPierre. While he worked in Somer- sic, the band achieved main- of Eastie. Coppersmith Way 211 Condor St. was proposed and MAPC to discuss what “This is the beginning of what ville he also worked on a zon- stream popularity in 1997 will be opened up and serve to be a new, four-story resi- Lynn residents and neighbors I feel will be valuable input ing overhaul and budgets. He with their more pop influ- as entrance for parking for dential building consisting of of the property would like to from our residents most im- also worked on budgets in enced single, “Fly.” The song’s the apartment building and 14 residential units. Together see developed on the remain- pacted by any changes. I look Brookline. success of which led the band townhouses. “The seven for- with 187-191 Condor St., the ing land that won’t be part of forward to working with my “My job now is working sale market units have own- to shift its style dramatically to two building would have re- the medical village. colleague, Ward One Coun- with the town council and the ers,” said Giffee. “The eight the more radio-friendly pop sulted in a total of 23 condo Prior to the meeting Lynn cilor Wayne Lozzi and Mayor council president, and work- affordable ownership units sound with their subsequent units when the proposal was residents were asked to re- McGee to continue to listen, ing to advocate for the town releases. will be drawn by lottery. There one development. spond to a survey via text to learn and see what the future department heads,” Faison Their best-selling al- is strong demand for the 41 Although 211 Condor St. get the ball rolling and brain- holds for the site.” said. “Ultimately, I just want bum, 14:59, was released affordable rentals as 700 peo- does not lie within a water- storm some ideas for the A second meeting to further to make a community a good in 1999, and featured pop- ple applied for the lottery in reaming 16-acres. discuss plans for the Union front zoning sub-district un- place to live.” ular singles “Every Morn- recent weeks. There will be 15 Results of the survey that Hospital parcel is scheduled der Article 53 of the city’s zon- ing”, “Someday”, followed by market-rate rentals as well.” were revealed at Monday for Monday, Sept. 17, at 6 p.m. PAVILION NAMED a self-titled album in 2001 Giffee said Peabody Prop- ing code because it is across night’s meeting showed that at the Knights of Columbus featuring the single “When It’s erties has a website that in- the Street from the Chelsea many residents are leaning located at 177 Lynnfield St. in IN HONOR OF O v e r.” cludes the layout for all units. Creek. However, LaCasse to the development of small, Lynn. MARY KELLEY The City is also excited to “Each unit has a balcony said after the BPDA approv- single-family homes and se- WINTHROP – Never in announce the opening bands: with great views,” he said. “We al in June 2017 further study nior housing on the remain- NEW TOWN her wildest dreams did Con- MAIN STAGE: are talking with quality restau- revealed that the property is ing land. The development of servation Commissioner Mary 3 p.m. Whale Tail rants about the restaurant subject to the jurisdiction of multi-family homes or apart- MANAGER Kelley think something would 4 p.m. The Gravel Project space on Decatur Street. It has Chapter 91 under state law. ment buildings was strongly STARTS WORK be named for her, but last week 5 p.m. Whiskey 6 great views of the water. It’s ex- As a result the proposal at opposed, according to the sur- WINTHROP – Austin the new pavilion at the Belle 6 p.m. Daemon Chili citing to be near the end and 211 Condor St. has been slight- vey. Faison has already been Win- Isle Marsh Marine Ecology 7 p.m. The Darren Bessette to see mixed-income housing ly revised to pull the proposed “Discussions with the com- throp’s new town manager for Park and Walking Pathway off Band on the waterfront. It will look structure back from the edge munity, and analysis of the a week and he’s getting a good Morton Street was named to 8:15 p.m. Sugar Ray great and be protected against of Condor Street and away site, will yield suggested op- picture of what Winthrop has honor the work of Kelley. B STAGE: sea-level rise and storm surges from the waterfront along the portunities for reuse of the to offer and how it will move Joining in the dedication for decades to come. We are 3:30 p.m. Hal Holiday & Chelsea Creek and reduce the property,” said MAPC Senior along. were Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, grateful to the City, the State The Tones number of units. The total Regional Planner Josh Fiala “Over the next couple of Speaker of the House Robert 4:30 p.m. The Local Scruff and to all our great lenders, in a statement. MAPC is the months what I would like to DeLeo, State Sen. Joe Boncore, including our local East Bos- number of condo units has 5:30 p.m. Perennial Quest been reduced from 14 to 12 regional planning agency that do is get a better understand- DCR Commissioner Leo Roy, 6:30 p.m. The Perfect Ex- ton Savings Bank.” supports Lynn and the 100 ing of the financial decisions Town Manager Austin Faison, units. The proposed unit mix ample Giffee said NOAH will have other cities and towns across that have been made in the Town Council President Ron will be three one-bedroom a ribbon cutting, most likely at Greater Boston. “These oppor- past few years,” Faison said. Vecchia, Councilor Jim Let- MGC IN FINAL the end of October. units and nine two-bedroom tunities will then be structured “I’d like to revisit the ways terie, Friends of the Belle Isle Giffee added that NOAH’s units. A reduction of approx- into zoning recommendations some things are set up now. Marsh and more. STAGES OF vision is to create a modest imately three off-street park- that could set the stage for re- To work through the justifica- Kelley, 81 years old and a re- INVESTIGATION ownership and rental mix ing spaces will bring the total investment in the property by tions of previous decisions to tired schoolteacher, has served EVERETT – The Massa- that meshes well with the ex- number of parking spaces to future owners with new uses.” see how things have gotten the on the Conservation Com- chusetts Gaming Commission isting urban fabric and ac- 11. A reduction in the gross NSMC needed a zoning way that they are. First I want mission as a member and the (MGC) investigation into the commodates a diverse range floor area of 2,665 square feet change for Union Hospi- to get a handle on the budget. chairperson. She is now com- Encore Boston Harbor/Wynn of neighborhood needs. The will result in a new gross floor tal back in April because the I’m a budget numbers jockey missioner emeritus and Norm Resorts company is still in affordable-housing units are area of approximately 13,955 neighborhood is currently sort of guy.” Hyett is now the chairman. the final stages, and a date for more than the 13 percent re- square feet. zoned to allow only residen- “If you can follow the mon- “She is the first woman in a public presentation of the quirement of the city’s inclu- In the end the two projects tial single-families and a ‘Hos- ey you can understand the way town to receive an honor like findings has yet to be sched- sionary development policy. will result in three affordable pital.” The zoning change to the decisions were made,” he this,” Hyett said. “And it is well uled. Financing for the $26 million units under the city’s ‘inclu- allow for a hospital was done added. deserved. Her goal was always A spokesperson for the was provided by the state and sionary’ policy. back in the 1950s through a The Center Business Dis- to get things done correct- MGC told the Independent East Boston Savings Bank. Additionally, the two de- special permit so Union Hos- trict, the infrastructure, the ly and to never compromise.” that the Investigation and velopers will provide financial pital could be constructed. Be- sale or use of the old middle “Today we celebrate the part- Enforcement Bureau (IEB) is BPDA APPROVES contributions to the Salesian cause the medical village is not school on Pauline Street, at nership among municipal, state now in the final phase of the CHANGES FOR Boys & Girls Club, Piers Park technically a hospital special least two legal issues with the and community groups that investigation into the sexual CONDOR ST. Sailing Center, and the Veron- zoning was again needed. police department, the desire worked together to protect and misconduct of Steve Wynn ica Robles Cultural Center. Further zoning changes to have a new public safety make accessible this marshland and what it meant for the rest PROJECT may be needed for the remain- building and a morale boost – helping to preserve our pre- of the company. Former CEO EAST BOSTON - The Bos- ing 16-acres depending on for town employees, faced cious coastal environment and Wynn has resigned long ago, ton Planning and Develop- MEETING HELD ON what city leaders and residents Faison the moment he came provide a place for the com- but the investigation has also ment Agency (BPDA) green- UNION HOSPITAL decide upon for future uses. to town. munity to gather and explore,” been looking at who knew lighted changes filed with the LYNN – In April the Lynn NSMC’s Senior Vice Presi- Faison will have to find a said House Speaker Robert A. what and when. To be a qual- agency concerning the 187- City Council voted in favor dent Mary Jo Gagnon said the new assistant town manager DeLeo. “We also honor Mary ifier for holding the license, 191 and 211 Condor Street of changing zoning to estab- new medical village facility since Joe Domelowicz is head- Kelley for her decades of pub- one would likely not have project. lish a Medical Village Overlay would house urgent care, lab ed to serve in Hamilton as the lic service to the community as been known to have mislead The condominium project District on all of the land ly- services, outpatient services, town manager. Domelowicz’s a steward of Winthrop’s open the MGC when it did its ini- was originally approved in ing between and bounded by radiology services, as well as last day is Sept. 4. spaces.” tial Wynn investigation some 2017, but the developers filed Lynnfield St., Dartmouth St., primary and specialty care “Joe is an asset. He has so “Mary been on the Conser- years ago. a Notice of Project Change Anchor Road and Woodland physicians. To quell the fears much institutional knowl- vation Commission since be- The spokesperson said the (NPC) this year to scale down North. The vote paved the for of some residents that the edge,” Faison said. fore the Blizzard of ‘78 that hit staff will soon begin to focus the project. North Shore Medical Center loss of Union Hospital would Faison said whoever is hired on the logistics for the public The NPC was submitted (NSMC) to close the 20-acre be detrimental to the health for the assistant town manager See REGION Page 9

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News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 Winthrop hard,” said Barbara is an honor to return to Win- students of all ages. The proj- Former Principal Lourenco trusting environment and cul- he had an interest in exploring Bishop, of the Friends of throp today and to stand with ect broke ground on June 2, Garcia was promoted to the ture. That’s the foundation of the idea of bringing back vo- Belle Isle Marsh. “She worked legislative partners like Speaker 2017 and was overseen by the Central Office in the Revere any good organization. That cational education, or Career on the entire beach project per- DeLeo and Senator Boncore to Town Council’s Public Works Public Schools in June, and may already be in place, but it Technical Education (CTE). mitting process, the construc- formally open a park that will Subcommittee, the Town Man- Perella was chosen for the new can always be strengthened. I’ll He said that while in Medford tion of three new schools and benefit the community and will ager’s Office and the Public position soon after. identify and understand the they brought back nine CTE Miller Field, airport expansion, build on Massachusetts’ blue Works Department, with local Perella, 47, took the reins needs of the community, listen programs to the district, and the creation of Belle Isle Marsh economy.” permitting under the jurisdic- of RHS over the summer after to the students and teachers, saved about $1 million per year Reservation by the old MDC “The Belle Isle Marsh Ma- tion of the Winthrop Conser- leading Medford High School and then develop a strategic and gave students an option in and more recently the addi- rine Ecology Park and Marsh vation Commission for many years. That, however, plan to get to the destination.” their own city. Instead of going tion of the Zoppo property, Walk is an incredible addition was only a deviation from his One thing that he will also all the way to Minuteman Re- now called the Kilmartin Path, to the area, which has created NEW PRINCIPAL AT Revere roots and his earlier ca- face is the prospect of build- gional in Lexington, they could and the Bonacorso property, important connections that reer in Revere Public Schools. ing a new Revere High School, stay in Medford for the same now called the Belle Isle Ma- will enable people of all abili- REVERE HIGH Perella grew up on Proctor which will be front and center programs. rine Ecology Park, the DEP ties with excellent opportuni- REVERE –If one had sug- Avenue and attended the for- later this year when it comes “I’d like to see some CTE or Emergency declaration which ties to explore and appreciate gested to new Revere High mer Barrows School. He want before the state School Building vocational education brought allowed houseboats at Atlantis this phenomenal natural re- School (RHS) Principal John to middle school at the Lin- Authority board once again. back,” he said. “You have to Marina, and lots more.” source,” said Department of Perella one year ago that he coln, and then to Malden Cath- The RHS project has been de- plan and build for that. I think The $1.2 million in Funding Conservation and Recreation would be leading his home- olic High School. He attended ferred twice already, but it is ex- that’s a critical component of for the Belle Isle Marsh Ma- Commissioner Leo Roy. “The town high school this school UMass Amherst in college and pected that at some point it will a community’s education. We rine Ecology Park and Walking completion of this project year, he would have thought it came to Revere in 1997 to teach be accepted. That time could ship students out for that now, Pathway was obtained through serves as a great example of the an impossibility. AP history. He was also the very well be in Perella’s tenure. but that comes with a price tag. grant work done by Assistant Baker-Polito administration’s But what seems impossible head soccer coach at Revere “I do hope to be part of plan- Most schools are shifting and Town Manager Joe Domelo- commitment to working with in life, many times, suddenly High for a time, and served as ning for that,” he said. bringing some programs back" wicz in conjunction with the local communities, advocacy come to pass, and that’s just a dean (associate principal) at In doing so, Perella did say Seaport Economic Council. groups, and other stakeholders what has happened as Perel- RHS over six years. In 2015, the Baker-Polito to foster strong partnerships la settles into his leading role That’s when Medford came administration’s Seaport Eco- that directly benefit the public.” at RHS, happy to be home in knocking, and while they did nomic Council enabled the “Belle Isle is among Win- Revere and feeling an instant get Perella away from Revere town to construct a pier-sup- throp’s greatest natural re- sense of connection with the for a while, it didn’t last forever. OBITUARIES ported wooden walkway on sources,” said State Sen. Joseph students and the community. The new principal comes into a the public land that borders Boncore. “The Marine Ecology “It’s a little surreal to be high school he already knows the marsh. This construction Park will not only serve as a back,” he said. “Sometimes well, having served for a long further opens the only urban scenic walking path and recre- I have to remind myself I’m time with most of the Central Richard Ronald Buzderewicz back home. Some things have Great Salt Marsh in Massachu- ational resource, but also as a Administration staff previous- In loving memory setts for visitors, allowing the valuable outdoor learning cen- changed dramatically and there ly, as well as many of the faculty town to leverage its natural as- ter for Winthrop’s children and are some things that really take in the building. He also enters me back…Overall, it feels great. Richard Ronald Buzdere- sets for education and econom- students.” a high school that has been a wicz of Chelsea, born August ic development. Now open, a walker in Win- I feel like I am where I should model of urban education, and be. That’s a great feeling be- 7, 1954 died in late July of “When Governor Baker and throp will be able to walk from one that he said is working well. 2018. I re-established the Seaport the intersection of Pleasant cause I haven’t always felt that “This is a very important po- way in my career…Students are He is survived by his son, Economic Council in 2015, we Street and Main Street, along sition as principal of the high Richard Buzderewicz Jr. of focused on supporting local in- sidewalks, walking paths and pretty much the same; kids are school, and not just for the kids. They don’t change much. Stoneham and his son’s moth- frastructure projects that used foot bridges to Short Beach in school, but for the communi- er, Jill Betley. He is also sur- coastal assets to create econom- Revere, without ever crossing a However, I really enjoy inter- ty as well,” he said. “Once you acting with Revere students. vived by his brothers: Fran- ic development opportunities major road. A new park on the acknowledge that, it’s a huge cis of El Mirage AZ, Robert like Belle Isle Marsh Marine DCR land will serve as a recre- Maybe it’s a shared experience. weight. You represent a district, I’m not entirely sure yet, but I of Rockland, ME, David of Ecology Park,” said Lt. Gover- ational resource, eco-tourism a community and thousands Hampton, NH and by his sis- nor Karyn Polito, chair of the attraction and outdoor learn- feel connected, and that’s very of students and parents…The good.” ters-in-law, nieces and neph- Seaport Economic Council. “It ing center for children and first thing I’ll do is establish a ews. Richie was predeceased by his brothers: Joe of Dover, NH, John of Quincy and his LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE and which also exceeds UPGRADE OF EXISTING LED Public Hearing will be held from claiming that you are parents, Joseph S. and Doro- BID maximum lot coverage at STREET LIGHTS on Monday, September 24, entitled to the benefits of thy [Seeley] Buzderewicz of REQUEST the premises known as: The City of Chelsea, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. in Chel- said Act. Chelsea. Community Action Programs 1001 and 1005 Broadway Massachusetts, through its sea City Hall, City Council Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Richard attended Chelsea Inter-City Action Inc. (CAPIC) All interested parties should Chief Procurement Officer, Chambers, Third Floor, 500 Chief Justice of this Court on schools and later became a seeks competitive bids for REVISED attend the hearing or is seeking sealed bids for Broadway, to discuss the August 20, 2018 very talented carpenter who the following project located NOTICE OF HEARING provide written comment “Upgrade of Existing LED annual review of the City Attest: worked many construction at 65-67 Crescent Avenue, Case No. 2018-38 to the Board. A copy of the Street Lights”. Manager. All public input Deborah J. Patterson jobs around Greater Boston. Chelsea, MA. Notice is hereby given in application and petition is Invitation for Bids will and feedback regarding the Recorder He enjoyed boating and was be missed by friends and fam- Project consists of the accordance with the Massa- available for review at the be available on or evaluation process can also (18-007124 Orlans) a longtime member of the removal and replacement of chusetts Zoning Act, Chapter Office of the City Clerk, after August 29, 2018 by be submitted in writing to 9/6/18 Chelsea Yacht Club. He will ily. 14 rooftop HVAC package 40A that a Regular Meeting 500 Broadway, Room 209, contacting Dylan Cook, the City Council office, Room C units, combination gas heat of the Chelsea Zoning Board Chelsea, MA. Chief Procurement Officer at 306, 500 Broadway. and A/C with economizers. of Appeals will be held on 8/30/18, 9/6/18 [email protected] or Damali Vidot, President Patricia White Cost to include: Tuesday, September 11, C by visiting the City’s website Chelsea City Council LEGAL NOTICE * Labor 2018 at http://www.chelseama. 9/6/18, 9/13/18 ESTADO DE MASSACHUSETTS Of Arizona, formerly of Chelsea * Materials 7:30 p.m. gov/purchasing/pages/ C El Tribunal de Primera Patricia White of Fountain * New curbs if required Chelsea Senior Center - 10 LEGAL NOTICE current-bids-solicitations. Instancia Hills passed away on Aug. 22 * Electrical Riley Way - Chelsea, MA Bids must be sealed and Corte de Testamento y at the age of 67. * Gas With reference to the clearly marked “Upgrade of LEGAL NOTICE Familia Pat waged a courageous Existing LED Street Lights” COMMONWEALTH OF Citación Por Publicación * Roofing if necessary application of: battle with glioblastoma, brain and submitted to the Office MASSACHUSETTS División SUFFOLK * Plumbing/Condensation YIHE Forbes, LLC cancer, but died peacefully af- drains For Special Permit for REVISED of the Chief Procurement Of- (SEAL) Núm. De Expediente: NOTICE OF HEARING ficer no later than 11:00AM LAND COURT 18D1291 ter 20 months of surgeries and * Removal and Disposal of Planned Development to treatments. old units construct residential, retail, Case No. 2018-41 on Thursday, September DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL Jose Domingo Flores Aguilar, * Also, necessary crane and office buildings with Notice is hereby given in 20, 2018. COURT Demandante (s) Pat was born in Brooklyn, service and permits nine-hundred forty-nine accordance with the Massa- Each bid must be accompa- 18 SM 004892 V. NY on Jan. 8, 1951. The fam- CAPIC is a non-profit (949) parking spaces at the chusetts Zoning Act, Chapter nied by a certified check, ORDER OF NOTICE Vanessa Violet Pineda, ily moved to Massachusetts corporation and this is a premises known as: 40A that a Regular Meeting issued by a responsible TO: Demandado(s) when she was very young and Massachusetts tax-exempt 1 Forbes Street of the Chelsea Zoning Board bank or trust company. Or Vilma Rodriguez Al Demandado(s) nombrado settled in the City of Chelsea. project. All interested parties should of Appeals will be held on a bid bond duly executed and to all persons entitled to arriba: She attended school at St. 65-67 Crescent Avenue, attend the hearing or Thursday, September 13, by the bidder as principal the benefit of the Service- Una queja ha sido presenta- Rose and graduated in 1968. Chelsea, MA is an active provide written comment 2018 and having as surety members Civil Relief Act:, 50 da ante este tribunal por la Pat worked as an administra- on-going childcare facility. to the Board. A copy of the 6:00 p.m. thereon a surety company U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): demandante, Jose Domingo tive assistant first at Shawmut Coordination and access are application and petition is Chelsea Senior Center - 10 approved by the City, all in Deutsche Bank National Flores Aguilar, buscando Bank and then at Tuft’s Uni- gus in 1994. Pat worked for to be arranged in order to available for review at the Riley Way - Chelsea, MA the amount of 5% of the Trust Company, as Trustee un divorcio, acuerdo con versity before moving to Ari- United Blood Services for 18 meet the safety and security Office of the City Clerk, With reference to the bid payable to the “City of for HarborView Mortgage Regla Suplementar de la zona in 1994. years before retiring in 2013. of employees and children. 500 Broadway, Room 209, application of: Chelsea.” Loan Trust, Mortgage Loan Corte de Testamento 41 I, Her husband, Rod, will Pat loved to travel and so- There are 3 different size Chelsea, MA. OPC Development 1, LLC The City of Chelsea reserves Pass-Through Certificates, automáticamente existe una sorely miss his best friend, cialize, going to the Caribbe- For Special Permit and the right to accept any Series 2007-5, orden de restricción entre units and replacement is 8/30/18, 9/6/18 companion and wife, as she an, Mexico and Hawaii; but Variance for the construction proposal, to reject any or claiming to have an interest las personas nombradas to match existing size heat C was the rock in this relation- her favorite place was Las Ve- and A/C. of a nine residential unit all proposals and to waive in a Mortgage covering en esta demanda, y la gas, where she enjoyed shows, dwelling structure within minor irregularities and/ real property in Chelsea, demandada no se puede ship. Pat first met Rod when Contractor to provide 14 she was 13 and he was 16. dining and, most important, programmable thermostats LEGAL NOTICE a five thousand (5,000) or formalities as it deems numbered 105 Washington encontrar dentro del estado The friendship over the years casino games. Her friends and provide a training square foot lot which does to be in the best interest of Avenue, given by Vilma de Massachusetts y el hogar back east, the Wednesday not meet current minimum the City. Rodriguez to Mortgage donde ella vive no se sabe; developed, years later into session for staff on how to Club Group, Debbie Guidi, zoning requirements for In accordance with our Electronic Registration que servicio personalmente true love, and marriage oc- operate. Kathleen Cronin, Susan Cha- Product submittals are side, rear and front yard Minority Business Enterprise Systems, Inc., as nominee a la demandada no es curred in 1976 when Pat was setbacks, usable open space, Plan, we are inviting all for American Home posible, y que la demanda- 25 and Rod 28, resulting in a vanne and Janet Dembro, will required with warranty and REVISED make a toast to their friend- service requirements. NOTICE OF HEARING lot size, density, number qualified women and Mortgage, its successors da no se ha representado 42-year marriage with many ship. The socializing was at Warranty to be at lease 5 Case No. 2018-39 of stories, building height, minority business firms to and assigns, dated April 30, voluntariamente para happy days. years on all parts with 10 Notice is hereby given in floor area ratio, number of respond. 2007 and recorded with esta demanda. Usted está Pat’s deceased parents, AMVETS Post #7 where par- years for the compressor accordance with the Massa- off street parking spaces The City of Chelsea is an the Suffolk County Registry obligada a servirle a Jose John and Annetta (Rosa) ties, sports and veteran activi- and heat exchanger. chusetts Zoning Act, Chapter and also exceeds maximum Equal Opportunity Employer. of Deeds at Book 41711, Pedro Carrasquillo, abogado Antinick raised a family of ties were important. Please contact Director of 40A that a Regular Meeting lot coverage percentage at This Invitation for Bids is Page 61 and now held by para del demandante five sons and Pat. Her broth- A special thanks to Al and Facilities at 617-548-4169 of the Chelsea Zoning Board the premises known as: in accordance with M.G.L. plaintiff by assignment has/ - cuya dirección es 98 North ers and wives will miss her Gail Demange, David “Bub- to arrange a site visit and of Appeals will be held on 208 Spencer Avenue Chapter 30, 39M. have filed with this court a Washington Street, Suite dearly. Her brothers, John ba” Bass, Jacquie Jowers and review existing equipment Thursday, September 13, All interested parties should Dylan Cook complaint for determination 402, Boston, MA 02114 – (Leah) Antinick of Everett, Linda Farra for the help Pat attend the hearing or Chief Procurement Officer of Defendant’s/Defendants’ Teléfono (617) 871-6030, and documentation. 2018 Tom (Blanche) Antinick of got during the last 20 months. provide written comment 9/6/18 Servicemembers status. su respuesta antes de o el Sealed bids must be 6:00 p.m. Lynn, Steve (Leslie) Antinick Pat’s final wish was very delivered to: Chelsea Senior Center - 10 to the Board. A copy of the C If you now are, or recently día 25 de octubre del 2018. simple: No funeral, no tears, application and petition is have been, in the active Si no lo hace, el tribunal of Cheyenne, Wyo., Michael Community Action Programs Riley Way (Mirka) Antinick, U.S. Em- but a celebration of life to be Inter-City, Inc. With reference to the available for review at the military service of the procederá a realizar la au- bassy, Tunisia and Paul (Lois) held at AMVETS Post #7, Attn: Robert S. Repucci application of: Office of the City Clerk, LEGAL NOTICE United States of America, diencia y a la resolución de 17030 E. Enterprise Drive on 500 Broadway, Room 209, then you may be entitled to la presente acción. También Antinick of Hartland, Vt. 100 Everett Avenue, Unit 14 1005 Broadway, MM LLC Saturday, Sept. 15, starting at Chelsea, MA. the benefits of the Service- está obligado a presentar In 1988, Pat and Rod Chelsea, MA 02150 For Special Permit to 3 p.m. No later than 4:30 p.m. construct a four (4) story 8/30/18, 9/6/18 members Civil Relief Act. If una copia de su respuesta took a vacation and stayed C you object to a foreclosure a la Oficina del Registro de in a friend’s condo in a town Arrangements were by Tuesday, September 25, structure with proposed Messinger Mortuary Fountain 2018. Bids will be opened forty-two (42) residential NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of the above-mentioned este Tribunal en Boston. called Fountain Hills. They Hills, and a special thank you and the winning bidder dwelling units and one CITY MANAGER EVALUATION property on that basis, then Testigo, Brian J. Dunn, were blown away by its beau- notified on September 26, thousand one hundred LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that you or your attorney must Abogado, Primera Juez de ty so they bought a condo and, to Hospice of the Valley, Eck- 2018 at 9:00 a.m. thirty-one (1,131) square the City of Chelsea acting file a written appearance dicha Corte, este 24 de after vacationing there for six stein Center in Scottsdale for 9/5/18, 9/6/18 feet of retail space which through the Chelsea City and answer in this court at agosto del 2018. years, they moved from Sau- your care and treatment. R,C,W does not meet minimum Council and in accordance Three Pemberton Square, Felix D. Arroyo, Register of zoning requirements for with the provisions of the Boston, MA 02108 on or Probate Court rear yard setbacks, number CITY OF CHELSEA City Charter of the City before October 1, 2018 or 9/6/18 Obituaries continued on page 10 of off-street parking spaces INVITATION FOR BIDS of Chelsea, Section 4-8, a you may be forever barred C

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Page 10 The Chelsea Record • Thursday, September 6, 2018 Phone: 617-884-2416 Fax: 781-485-1403 OBITUARIES Camillo Antonelli Edward Holden Loving family man Joan Ells Proud Chelsea Hall of Fame Honoree Camillo Antonelli of Re- vere died on August 31 at the Proud, lifelong Chelsea resident Edward A. Holden of age of 94. Chelsea passed away unex- Camillo was born in Italy Joan M. (Carroll) Ells of pectedly on Thursday, August and came to this country at Chelsea passed away Sunday, 30 at the Jeffrey and Susan the age of 42. He was a lov- September 2 at the Chelsea Brudnick Center for Living ing family man, who cher- Jewish Nursing Home after of Peabody following a brief ished his family, and enjoyed a brief illness. She was 84 illness. He was 88 years old. being around his friends. He years old. Born, raised and educat- was a kind person, who would The daughter of the late ed in Chelsea, Edward was help out anyone in need. He Edward C. and Mildred A. a magna cum worked hard for many years in Carroll, Joan was born and laude graduate the construction business. He Domenico, Leone and Clem- lived her entire life, proudly, of Chelsea High will be missed by all his fami- ente Antonelli and the cher- in Chelsea. She attended local School, Class of ly and friends. ished grandfather of Brandon schools and graduated from 1949. He is list- He was the beloved hus- Camillo Antonelli. He is also St. Rose High School, Class ed in Chelsea’s band of Lucia (Lamorgia), de- survived by many loving niec- of 1953. Hall of Fame with superior voted son of the late Carmine She was the beloved wife of Lipman, Jr. with whom she maintained friendships from es and nephews. and excelled performance in and his wife, Francesca (Pan- the late Chelsea Police Lieu- shared many conversations that time of his life. Funeral arrangements sports, particularly in football cella) of Italy, loving father of tenant Charles E. Ells Sr. with over the years. He was the beloved hus- were by the Paul Buonfiglio Her funeral will be from the and track. During his tenure Eola C. Antonelli of Revere, &Sons-Bruno 128 Revere st, whom she shared 62 years of band of the late Barbara J. Frank A. Welsh & Sons Fu- at Chelsea High, he held Loredona Antonelli of Revere Revere. Entombment was in marriage. They were married (Homer) Holden, who died and the late Carmine Antonel- at Our Lady of Grace Church neral Home, 718 Broadway, position of the “Captain” of on October 27, 2011, the Holy Cross Mausoleum. For Chelsea on Friday, Sept. 7 at li, dear brother of Oreste, Vi- on August 22, 1954 and they the Football Team and in the cherished father of Scott A. guest book, please visitwww. 9 a.m. followed by a Funeral ola Diloreto, the late Nicola, raised their family together in 1930s thru the 1940s, Chel- Holden and his wife, Cath- Buonfiglio.com. Mass at Our Lady of Grace Chelsea. sea High, held an enviable erine L. of Peabody and She is survived by her sons: Church, 59 Nichols St., Chel- title within the ranks of high sea at 10 a.m. Relatives and Laura J. Holden of Chelsea; Yanira Bello Charles E. Ells, Jr., and his school sports. the devoted grandfather of husband, Anthony Melchion- friends are most kindly invit- Most of his working career January 16, 1978 - August 30, 2018 ed to attend. Visiting hours Cameron E. Holden and his da of Revere and Edward C. with the Commonwealth of companion, Stacey Murphy Ells of Chelsea. Joan was will be held at the Welsh Fu- Massachusetts was as a Sta- Yanira Bello of Everett, for- neral Home today, Thursday, of Derry, NH and Dylan R. predeceased by her three sis- tionary Engineer within the merly of Chelsea, passed away from 4 to 8 p.m. The Funeral Holden of Salem; the dear ters: Mary Lipman, Mildred Boiler Room Division. suddenly on Thursday, August Home is fully handicap acces- uncle of Mary Baldwin and Dion and Jacqueline Scherer. Edward long enjoyed the Frank Briercheck, both of 30. She was 40 years old. She was the sister-in-law of sible, ample parking opposite art of motorcycle riding and Melbourne, FL and Charles Born in Boston, she grew Rita Ells and Marie Ells of the Funeral Home. For direc- racing. His adventures were Baldwin of Mountain View, up in Chelsea, the beloved Chelsea, Pauline Mahoney tions or to send expressions of daughter of Adolfo Bello and sympathy, please visit not just confined to Massa- CA. He was also the proud of Nahant and Hazel Ells chusetts, instead, he thrived Maritza Sevilla of Chelsea. of Winchester. She is also sur- www.WelshFuneralHome. brother of the late Alexander Yanira attended local schools com. on planned and spontaneous R. Holden and the late Edna vived by many cousins, nieces excursions throughout the and Northeast Metro Tech and nephews, including Larry Anthony Memorial – Frank Briercheck. where she studied in the field A. Welsh & Sons country. Funeral arrangements were of health assistance. and loving sister of Maritza He was a long-time mem- by the Vertuccio & Smith Her life was devoted to Bello, Julio Sevilla, Chris- ber of the US Army National Home for Funerals, Revere. family and home. She pos- tine Sevilla and Adolfo Bello. Guard serving from January Interment was at Woodlawn sessed a vibrant personality Funeral arrangements were by Jesus Cruz 3, 1951 through June 16, Cemetery, Everett. and her fun-loving persona the Anthony Memorial - Frank Of Chelsea, formerly of El Salvador 1956 at the time of the Kore- In lieu of flowers, remem- was beloved by all who knew A. Welsh & Sons Funeral an Conflict, as a “Specialist brances may be made to Care her. She is fondly remembered Home, Chelsea. Burial was in 3rd Class” with Co. K-182nd Dimensions, 75 Sylvan St. as a great listener, confident, Jesus Cruz of Chelsea Holy Cross Cemetery in Mal- Infantry. He was most proud Suite B-102, Danvers, MA mediator and family advisor. passed away suddenly on den. Arrangements were given of his military service and 01923. A resident of Chelsea for most to the care and direction of Wednesday, August 29. Born of her young life, she had been the and raised in Moliona La living in Everett for the past Anthony Memorial - Frank Union El Salvador, he was 32 TORF FUNERAL seven years. A. Welsh & Sons Chelsea. years old. SERVICE She was the devoted and For online guest book or to A beloved son of Clotilde Pre-need planning with our Robert Swales beloved mother of Hector Bur- send expressions of sympathy, Cruz at home in El Salvador price protection guarantee. gos and Yaritza Rivera, both please visit: www.WelshFu- and Amadeo Cruz of Brent- Arrangements made at our 1993 – 2018 at home in Everett, the dear neralHome.com. wood, NY, Jesus resided in facility or in the comfort of Chelsea for several years your own home working as a building demo- 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: lition laborer. Deborah Torf Golden He is survived by his par- Amy Torf Golden Union El Salvador next week. Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) ents and a sister, Mariselo M.L. Torf (1867-1940) Stella Stahl Cruz of Bayshore, NY and Arrangements were given to the care and direction of the Lifelong Chelsea resident several extended family (617) 889-2900 members and friends. Anthony Memorial - Frank A. Welsh & Sons (800)428-7161 Stella A. (Richard) Stahl, Local services and visi- www.torffuneralservice.com tation was held at the Welsh Chelsea. For online guest It’s been twenty years since a lifelong Chelsea resident, book or to send expressions passed away at the Leonard Funeral Home in Chelsea on I saw you last. of sympathy, please visit: You were a fighter and you Florence Center for Living on Tuesday. Final services and In Loving Memory of www.WelshFuneralHome. fought hard to keep on going. Monday, Sept. 3. She was 88 burial will take place in La com. FRANK R. I live with my happy years old. Born and raised in memories of the love we Chelsea, she was a daughter of HALPIN shared, the fun we had, and the late Matthew P. and May Sept. 15, 2004 - Sept. 15, 2018 the dreams we had! G. (Savoy) Richard, attended In Loving Memory 14th Year Anniversary We were meant to be. local schools and was a grad- There will always be an uate of Chelsea High School. 62nd Anniversary 28th Anniversary emptiness in my heart for you! She married her beloved Robert H. Bruce Ruth V. Bruce You are gone and I am here husband, Dean Stahl in 1952, March 31 , 1900 - Oct. 14, 1956 April 3, 1903 - Sept. 8, 1990 to carry on without you. together residing in Chelsea and Nancy Desjadon. She is Robert H. Jr. My best friend, my everything! and raising their daughter. also survived by many niec- We had an uncondtiional A devoted homemaker and es, nephews, grandnieces and Ruth Sullivan romance! mother, Stella also worked grandnephews.Relatives and Malcolm R. I miss you more today than friends are most kindly invit- yesterday! outside of her home for many Carolyn Gill years, first being employed ed to attend her funeral and We will be together again for 22 years with the Everlas- family visitation at the Frank I will love you always. tic Company and an addition- A. Welsh & Sons Funeral Love + Miss you al 20 some years with Travco Home, 718 Broadway, Chel- You're Forever In My Heart. Love your wife, Labs. Both companies were sea on Tuesday Sept. 11 from Papa Mama Your Loving Wife, Moe Fran formerly located in Chelsea. 8 to 9:30 a.m. immediately Love, In her lifetime, Stella en- followed by a Funeral Mass at Your Son, Fred, and daughter Martha joyed family events and get St. Rose Church, 600 Broad- “Meeting the needs of the families we serve.” togethers, relishing time with way, Chelsea at 10 a.m. Ser- her grandnieces and nephews. vices will conclude with Inter- Survivors include: She was ment at Woodlawn Cemetery, ANTHONY MEMORIAL - the beloved wife of 66 years Everett. The Funeral Home is to Dean Stahl of Chelsea, de- fully handicap accessible, am- FRANK A. WELSH & SONS voted mother of Karen Stahl ple parking opposite Funeral FUNERAL HOME of Chelsea, dear sister of Elsie Home. For online guestbook OBITUARIES Peter A. Zaksheski Fenby and Laura Steriti, both or to send expressions of sym- Type III Licensed Funeral Director of Revere, Leonard Richard pathy, please visit and Ronald Richard of Chel- www.WelshFuneralHome. All obituaries and death notices will 718 Broadway, Chelsea – 617-889-2723 – 617-884-3259 sea, the late Lillian Lemoure, com. www.ChelseaFuneralService.com Isabel Caron, Jeanette Wasson be at a cost of First Anniversary Remembrance $75.00 per paper. Hazel To place a Carafa Family Funeral That includes photo. Benton memoriam July 29, 1922 - September 9 , 2017 Home Inc. in the 389 Washington Ave. Please send to God has you in His keeping, Chelsea Chelsea We have you in our hearts. 617-884-4188 Record, [email protected] Missing you every day. Amy C-Almas please call William R. Carafa - Lovingly Remembered & Sadly Missed By, Funeral Directors or call 781-485-0588 Daughters, Son, Grandchildren, Great and carafafuneralhome.com 781-485-0588 Great-Great Grandchildren

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On public    um undergoing a major renovation, now being accepted makes it illegal to advertise any  a big 2-0 victory over Northeast Re- inspection stickerGood transportation. Call for the Red Devils will be playing their for September. Age preference, limitation or discrimi- gional, which perennially is the Red Condition, looks good. details. 978-590-8810     home games this season on the turf based pricing. For more nation based on race, color, reli-    Devils' top foe in the Large School information, please call. $1199 or best offer.      at Highland Park, which the CHS gion, sex, handicap, familial status    division of the Commonwealth Ath- 857-201-9075. Jim 781-771-9573 squad will be sharing with the CHS OFFICE (number of children and or preg-  letic Conference. girls' squad as well as the youth soc- 9/13 9/5 Junior forward Delmer Romero SPACE nancy), national origin, ancestry,     cer programs. age, marital status, or any inten-     had the honor of scoring Chelsea's The Red Devils will be back in ac- REVERE    first goal of 2018 with a breakaway tion to make any such preference,  On Broadway tion today (Thursday), hosting Shaw- limitation or discrimination. midway through the first half thanks sheen Tech at 4:00. They will travel Modern office     to a nice through-ball from defense- • 123 APTS.FOR RENT This newspaper will not knowingly      to Greater Lowell next Thursday. space on 1st    man Wilmer Rivera. accept any advertising for real  "Our defense was pushing the ball fl. with up to 2 estate that is in violation of the CHS sports season       forward throughout the game and REVERE-Small 2 plus REVERE - 1 BR, $1300 workstations.  law. Our readers are hereby      counterattacking at every opportuni- swings into high gear Bedrooms, no utilities, with Util, including    Receptionist & informed that all dwellings adver- ty," said CHS assistant coach Evan The Chelsea High fall athletic parking very clean with AC. Near T and beach.  access to tising in this newspaper are avail- Protasowicki. "Wilmer gave Delmer season got underway this week with jacuzzi, pets no $1,800. Pets-no, Smoking-no. fax/copier. able on an equal opportunity     a nice ball and it led to our first goal." Red Devil sports teams embarking Call: 617 569 7500 Minutes to Boston and      Parking basis. To complain about discrimi-    The 1-0 CHS lead stood up on their 2018 campaigns. ------Logan. Call Vinny 781-  available. nation call The Department of throughout the game thanks to a The CHS volleyball squad hosted WINTHROP Fort Heath 286-7621. 9/13       rock-solid defense and the fine play Rent $750. Housing and Urban Development Notre Dame Tuesday and treks to Apartments, one bed- “ HUD” toll-free at 1-800-669-    of junior keeper Oliver Romero, who Shawsheen today (Thursday). The room, on site parking, 781-284-2900    9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD  stepped-up into the starting role be- Lady Red Devils entertain Greater pool, exercise room, ------at 617-565-5308. The toll free cause of the absence of senior captain Lawrence tomorrow (Friday), travel billiard room, sun deck.       DEADLINES: For classi- number for the hearing impaired      Roberto Portillo. to Nashoba Tuesday, and return to Remodeled kitchen, ht/ fied line ads, deadlines     "Oliver is new to the program this the CHS gym next Thursday to take is 1-800-927-9275.  hw included. Pets no, are Monday by 4 p.m. HELP year, but he came through in a big on Lynn Tech. smoking no. $1750. Call 781-485-0588 or WANTED way for us," noted Protasowicki. "He The CHS football team, who es- Call 617-846-7300. fax the ad to 781-485- made some really nice saves, partic- sentially will be "road warriors" this ------1403 EXPERIENCED ularly on a Northeast free kick late in season with renovations underway at AUTOMOTIVE mechanic/ the first half." Chelsea Stadium, open their season ESTATE technician, Full or Part Delmer Romero gave the Red Saturday afternoon against Mystic Devils some breathing room with his SALE ------time available. Must Valley at the Malden Catholic field. NEED TO SELL Your have tools. References OFF second goal of the contest with about Kick-off is set for 1:00. House? Call to reach required. For more 1:30 to play on another break on the The CHS girls soccer team played REVERE Estate Sale Ocean Beach native and local surf legend Steve Bettis was diagnosed with MS in 2006. Although surfing is still central Northeast keeper. Northeast Regional this past Tues- over 50,000 readers. information email:vin- to his life, he hasn’t been able to get out on the water in 10 September 8th and 9th. MY years. For a man whose daily routine always included a few ."Delmer has improved nicely day and will make the long journey Call 781-485-0588 or [email protected] or waves, more than a decade out of the surf is just too long. Located at 250 Suffolk This is why the National MS Society teamed up with his buddy call 781-284-8073 or Robert “Wingnut” Weaver and used virtual reality to get Steve since last year," noted Protasowicki. to Shawsheen today (Thursday). The Ave Revere beginning fax the ad to 781-485- back on his wave. See their experience and find out how you can share yours at WeAreStrongerThanMS.org. "He's bigger, stronger, and faster and Lady Red Devils play at nearby East 1403 782-389-2341. WAVE. at 8 a.m. Together We Are Stronger. plays much more physically. 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ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL OVERDOSE AWARENESS DAY

Photos by Derek Kouyoumjian munity along with many others that is all too familiar with the loss and tragedy that this ep- Pastor Ruben Rodriguez and several allies idemic brings. led volunteers from the community to promote Volunteers presented a card in which those Chelsea 10th annual International Overdose who have lost someone to overdose can write Awareness Day in Bellingham Square, a com- their loved one’s name so that everyone can grieve and remember as a community.

Volunteers from Iglesia La Luz De Cristo set up their display for International Overdose Awareness Day in Bellingham Square.

Captain William Dana drops by to say hello and endorses the efforts to spread awareness of the A message from someone who remembers a overdose epidemic. lost life.

Volunteers John Winam and Ivonne Valle with Pastor Ruben Rodriguez discuss their plan for rais- Pastor Ruben Rodriguez holds a sign he hopes will spread a message of life’s value. ing awareness of the overdose epidemic.

Church volunteer Barry Parsons grew up in Everett, Malden, Melissa Baker writes a message of remembrance of Timothy P., a and the White Mountains. He has worked many jobs and knows family member. many people.

Volunteers John Winam and Ivonne Valle with Pastor Ruben Ro- driguez discuss their plan for raising awareness of the overdose epidemic. POLICE Log

Monday, 8/20 was arrested on warrants. rested for possessing Class B 10th Annual ALS &MS Laura Baum, 32, 600 Main Caroline Cowart, 32, 252 drug. St., Everett, was arrested for Revere Beach Pkwy., Chelsea, Fernando Brito, 37, 23 carrying a dangerous weapon was arrested on a warrant. Molloy St., Watertown, was Walk for Living and on a miscellaneous war- Genaro Flores, 48, 350 arrested for possessing Class rant. Washington Ave., Chelsea, B drug. 10:00 am | Sunday Gilbert Julien, 32, Home- was arrested for possessing to Thursday, 8/30 less, Chelsea, was arrested for distribute Class A drug. Jonathan Arce, 31, 672 September 30, 2018 2018 Walk Ambassadors trespassing. Saturday, 8/25 Second St., Fall River, MA., Phyllis AND Alan Bolotin Joes Tejada, 61, Homeless, John MacLean, 38, 535 was arrested on a warrant and 165 Captains Row Chelsea, was arrested for tres- Park Ave., Revere, was arrest- operating motor vehicle with on Admiral’s Hill, Chelsea, MA passing and immigration de- ed on a warrant. suspended license. tainer. Jorge Gomez-Rodriguez, Sunday, 9/2 REGISTER OR DONATE TODAY Food! Music! Bonfiacio Aguilar, 49, -Ad 38, 95 Shurtleff St., Chelsea, Jainie Lopez-Spencer, 21, walkforliving.org dress Unknown, Chelsea, was was arrested for disorder- 139 Marlborough St., Chel- Kid’s Activities! arrested for trespassing. ly conduct, threat to commit sea, was arrested on a warrant. Winston Brown, 51, 4 crime, assault and battery on Faustino Diaz Torres, 20, and special Emcee Washington Ave., Chelsea, a police officer (2 counts) and 225 Washington Ave., Chel- was arrested for vandalizing immigration detainer. sea, was arrested for operating Kiss 108’s property. Monday, 8/27 motor vehicle with suspended Tuesday, 8/21 Francisco Carrillo, 49, 444 license and unregistered mo- Matty in the Morning Alberto Garcia, 51, 303 Eastern Ave., Chelsea, was ar- tor vehicle. Carter St., Chelsea, was ar- rested for Motor vehicle ordi- rested on warrants. nance violation. Wednesday, 8/22 Jose Fonseca, 50, 58 A WWW.BOBSAUTOBODY.COM Jaleini Salazar, 22, 48-50 Hooper St., Chelsea, was ar- Conveniently located On The Blue Line Clark Ave., Chelsea, was ar- rested for operation motor rested on a warrant. vehicle unlicensed, marked Thursday, 8/23 lanes violation. • PICK-UP & DELIVERY Richard Rodriguez, 49, 37 Tuesday, 8/28 Marlborough St., Chelsea, Michael Bernard, 40, 15 SAFE DEPENDABLE QUALITY REPAIRS was arrested on warrants. Spencer Ave., Chelsea, was George Ryan, 38, 260 Clark arrested for distribution of with a lifetime Guarantee Ave., Chelsea, was arrested on Class A drug, possessing to warrants. distribute Class A and con- Licensed • Bonded • Insured Roman Lucero-Cando, 42, spiracy to violate drug law. 37 Central Ave., Chelsea, was Guy Cordeiro, 61, 38 Broad Registered by the arrested for possessing alco- St., Quincy, was arrested for Commonwealth of Massachusetts holic beverage in public. conspiracy to violate drug law. Bob Bolognese Friday, 8/24 Wednesday, 8/29 Owner Reg. #3053 Waleska Santos, 43, 350 Philip Mullett, 66, 260 Washington Ave., Chelsea, Clark Ave., Chelsea, was ar- 1456 NORTH SHORE RD., REVERE • 781-289-1300

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