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The Lynch Family from Liverpool, England took time out of their holi The Lynch Engine 50 firefighters take time to band together for this Engine 50 Engine 50 firefighters take time to band together Alumni Group Shot E c ------st week's 2 BY SAL GIARRATANI TO CHARLESTOWN ENGINE 50 CELEBRATES ENGINE 50 CELEBRATES On Thursday, July 26, it was On Thursday, Boston Fire Commissioner fire Street The Winthrop I was privileged to have I believe the 30-day siege of A CENTURY OF SERVICE OF SERVICE A CENTURY Elaine McCarthy couldn't wait to try on her brand-new Engine 50 tee shirt a red banner day for Enginea red banner day as folks50 in Charlestown Monumentgathered up by the to honor Boston firefighters, celebrateto and 50 Co. Engine a centennial celebration of the history of Engine 50 and the Street firehouse. Winthrop Joeseph Flynn delivered a speech across the street from the Bunker Hill Museum where thenow an exhibit on there is Boston Fire Department and artifacts from Charlestown's role in Boston's firefighting his Nearly 200 people attend- tory. ed, including former firefight ers, department supporters and community members. house survived a proposed clo- sure back in 1981 and earned People's"The nickname the Firehouse #2 after the com munity fought the closure and deactivation of Engine 50. This helped save the house and apparatus back from the brink occu one month following a pation of the firehouse between April and May 1981. played a role at the event speak ing of the successful community andtakeover of the firehouse hostage-taking of the Engine 50 fire apparatus too. the firehouse made la - - THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE editorial OF US LAW NEEDED HANDS-FREE HANDS-FREE DRIVING Questions also have been raised as to whether the police officer There has been much discussion about whether the operator of the The victim, Kevin Quinn, 32, was a former Marine who had The news reports this weekend about the tragic motor vehicle With polls asserting that 80 percent of the public supports a polls asserting that 80 percent of the With Distracted driving is a huge and ever-growing problem, surpassing is a huge and ever-growing Distracted driving Public safety advocates have been disappointed this week that the have been disappointed this week Public safety advocates of Columbia prohibit driv Fourteen other states and the District It is estimated that five seconds is the average time a driver’s eyes average time a driver’s It is estimated that five seconds is the PAGE 2 PAGE A TRAGEDY THAT AFFECTED ALL should have broken off the high-speed chase that resulted in the fatalin the chase that resulted high-speed the off broken have should crash, especially when the speeds reached 65 miles per hour and the suspect was passing other vehicles. At what point does an officer have to realize that giving up the chase is a preferred alternative to placing do not pretend the lives and safety of everybody else at risk? We what is that there are any easy answers to these questions. However, clear is that a confluence of all of these factors resulted in the death his country honorably, served young man, who had a wonderful of leaving his wife a widow and their newborn child without a father. other vehicle, who also was killed in the crash and who had a lengthy criminal record, should have been released from jail and out on the street, especially in view of a recent arrest for operating under the influence while being out on bail on another serious charge. served two tours of duty in Afghanistan. Although Mr. Quinn had Mr. served two tours of duty in Afghanistan. Although survived military duty in one of the most dangerous places in the world, he could not make it home safely on what should have been an uneventful ride back from the hospital on Route 28 on the Cape. accident that claimed the life of a 32-year-old Cape Cod man who accident that claimed the life of a 32-year-old had just become a new father -- as he was returning home at night allcaused -- child and wife his with visiting after hospital the from andcruel so be can life how ponder to a moment for pause to us of capricious. hands-free driving law, we hope that the legislature will take steps we hope that the legislature will hands-free driving law, the new legislature reconvenesto enact this needed legislation when in January. ers from using handheld mobile devices, including New Hampshire,ers from using handheld mobile devices, Connecticut, and Vermont. drunk driving as a source of carnage on our roadways. The Nationalsource of carnage on our roadways. The drunk driving as a driving accounted for 26 per Safety Council asserts that distracted legislature has failed to adopt a bill in this legislative session that to adopt a bill in this legislative legislature has failed operating a of mobile electronic devices while would ban the use the devices are used in hands-free mode. motor vehicle unless are taken off the road while reading or sending a text message. At 55are taken off the road while reading or cover the length of a footballmph, those five seconds are enough to vehiclemotor million one estimated an been has result The field. accidents caused by distracted driving. cent of the 30,000 lives lost in motor vehicle accidents in 2013. Teens vehicle accidents in 2013. Teens cent of the 30,000 lives lost in motor distracted at the time of fatalwere the largest age group reported as crashes.
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illegal in the United States and vised medical environment. It is illegal injection drugs in a super illegal injection drugs (SIFs), which allow people to use(SIFs), which allow bill was Safe Injection Facilitiesbill was Safe Injection safer places because of this bill.” safer places because even correctional facilities will beeven correctional facilities borhoods, hospitals, schools and hospitals, schools borhoods, save lives,” he said. “Our neigh save lives,” a bill we can all live with and will all live with and a bill we can all of that info and hammered outinfo and hammered all of that through the weekend processingweekend the through and expert analysis they workedand expert of a tough issue. of a tough meetings stakeholder timony, - con
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REMEMBER A LOVED ONE To place a memoriam in the Patriot-Bridge, place a memoriam in the Patriot-Bridge, To Brayden Fidler-O’Neil flies with the ball. Brayden Fidler-O’Neil Tourney organizers Tourney and Janelle Tucker. Team Mantenuto, in red, and division champion Team Woods, in pink, Woods, Mantenuto, in red, and division champion Team Team gratulate one other on a game well played. 4 THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE COOKIE JAR KIDS ROLLER HOCKEY TOURNAMENT ROLLER KIDS COOKIE JAR Ryan McGonagle drops the ball for the face-off between Julia Lambert (left) McGonagle drops the ball for the face-off Ryan (right). and Brayden Fidler-O’Neil Nolan Sullivan moves fast with the ball. - Photos by Derek Kouyoumjian Photos by Derek The fourth annual Cookie JarThe fourth annual PAGE 4 PAGE Travis Gillen (center) on the attack. Travis kids roller hockey tournamentkids roller hockey Saturday, played out on a sunny Park. KidsJuly 28, at Eden Street andfrom all over Charlestown the home sodthose returning to competi hand for a very on were Games also took tive summer day. McGonagleplace at the Bryan Field as well. Rink on Ryan Michael Doe fighting for a goal.
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AUGUST 2, 2018 2, AUGUST The Vesey brothers seemed to The Vesey “It’s a great way to give back “It’s It was the stuff that – certain And young girls ran down Boys in Bruins shirts called for Wide-eyed and itching to to itching and Wide-eyed They were introduced by for The first-ever event – dubbedThe first-ever event Continuing their tradition ofContinuing
Three pros, lots of fun: First Pick Up with a Pro event goes off spectacularly goes off event Pro a Up with Pick First lots of fun: pros, Three MacLaughlin, Caiden Brayden, Quinn Rockhill and Patrick Woods. soon forget. That was the case for these four guys, including Michael For many kids in the neighborhood, it was a Friday they wouldn’t For many kids in the neighborhood, it was a Friday they wouldn’t
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like them. I’m glad to do it.” guys on TV and wanting to be young and looking up to those surreal. I can remember being this like me when I was young. It is to give back to the kids who are and now I’m a Bruin and I want I grew up here, I’m a city kid, “It’s important for me because “It’s important to me,” said Grzelcyk. to the community, and that’s and that’s to the community, made of for young kids. ly in Charlestown – dreams are dreams – Charlestown in ly me!” on, yelling, “Jimmy, pass it to on, yelling, “Jimmy, raised, New York Rangers hats raised, New York the rink with their hockey sticks here, I’m open!” calling out, “Grizzy, Grizzy, right Grizzy, calling out, “Grizzy, the pros to pass them the ball,
impress their heroes, the kids par a cadre of eager youngsters. between the three standouts and one-night event. a pick-up game and, finally, helped Lacey to coordinate the by a skills exhibition, autographs mer pro player Joe Brennan, who ticipated in a workout, followed with about 100 local kids. and a pick-up street hockey game stomping grounds to run a clinic Matt Grzelcyk back to their home Nolan Vesey and Boston Bruin Nolan Vesey Jimmy Vesey, Edmonton Oiler Edmonton Vesey, Jimmy and brought New York Ranger and brought New York Down Strength and Conditioning, sored by Michael Lacey’s Bar Lacey’s Michael by sored Pick Up with a Pro - was spon- Pick Up with a Pro street hockey fun. for some relaxed and informalfor some relaxed came to Bryan McGonagle Rinkcame to Bryan McGonagle Friday night, July 27, when theywhen 27, July night, Friday kids from the neighborhood lastkids from the neighborhood Charlestown roots delighted delighted roots Charlestown pro hockey players with deeppro hockey players giving back to the Town, three Town, giving back to the - - AUGUST 2, 2018 2, AUGUST Jared Parks (17) on bass.
Julie and Doug Wright. Charlestown High School stu dent President of the Friends Of The Training Field Billy Field Billy President of the Friends Of The Training her sister, Kelly (center) with his wife, Barbara, and the fun Mary Quinn, make the rounds and help keep treats to flowing with popcorn, Italian ice, and other beat the heat. Addeline (3) and Willa (5) McGinnis with Gemma Addeline (3) and Willa (7, center) enjoy a summer in the neighbor Wilson hood. - Randy Lara (16)
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9 9 The following local students Joseph Flanagan 2020, James and Sigmund 2019 Daniel Soph.,a Honors High For Jr.,Sr. a Soph., Honors For At the University of Rhode Lucy Moyes of Charlestown, Students who received the Rhode of University The Megan L. Fantes, Bachelor Fantes, BachelorMegan L. Bachelor ofKevin J. Huang, ofAndrew Quan, Bachelor McMillan, Cameron K. graduate and about 750 gradu- and about graduate ate degrees were awarded. The thanUniversity now has more 120,000 alumni worldwide. STUDENTS EARN HONORS AT BC HIGH MOYES GRADUATES MOYES GRADUATES FROM URI have been named to the Boston Fourth School High College Quarter Honors: Kenneally 2020 and Christopher Reed 2020 of Charlestown achieved High Honors. Moody 2020 achieved William Honors. must have at least a 3.80 Jr.,Sr. quality point average and all Freshmen grades ‘”C+” or higher. need a 3.6 quality point average and all grades ‘”C+” or higher. Island’s 132nd Commencement 132nd Island’s May on Saturday and Sunday, 19-20, about 3,300 undergrad uate and 750 graduate students newest the University’s became alumni. MA, received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Supply Chain Management Summa Cum Laude honor summa cum laude graduat ed with a cumulative grade point of at least 3.7; average (GPA) honorstudents who received the of magna cum laude graduated of at least 3.50; and with a GPA honorstudents who received the of cum laude graduated with a 3.3. of at least GPA pioneering research Island’s influence extends the University’s well beyond its coastal borders, while its unique interdisciplinary courses provide its 16,637 under graduate and graduate students anwith global opportunities in intimate environment. In May 2018, more than 3,300 under of Arts in Mathematics, Magnaof Arts in Cum Laude; Arts in Economics; AdministrationBusiness in Science andin Business Administration Management; History. Bachelor of Arts in - - - THE CHARLESTOWN PATRIOT-BRIDGE CHARLESTOWN THE Boston University awarded Boston University awarded Receiving degrees were: Nicholas B. Sims, Master of Jiaxin Zhu, Bachelor of Science Elizabeth J. Hartig, Master of Business Master of Jacob Levy, Adam M. Liebenthal, Master Hilary L. Green, Master of Business of Master Zaharova, Olga Abigail D. Greene, Bachelor Communication, Science in of Master of Wang, Sophia F. Iniya Rajendran, Master of of Bachelor Jenny Trinh, of Bachelor Gallagher, Kane To qualify for the Dean’s List, Dean’s the for qualify To col Stonehill is a Catholic CHARLESTOWN RESIDENTS GRADUATE FROM BOSTON UNIVERSITY academic degrees to 6,533 stu- dents in May 2018. Business Administration in Public Management, Honors; in Communication; Business Administration in Public Management; Administration in Business Administration and Management, High Honors; of Business Administration in Business Administration and Management, Honors; Administration in Business Administration and Management, High Honors; Business Administration in Business Administration and Management; Cum Laude; Urban Affairs in Urban Affairs; Public Health in Epidemiology and Biostatistics; AdministrationBusiness in Science in Business Administration and Management, Summa Cum Laude; Cum Liberal Studies in History, Laude; lege located near Boston on alege located near campus in beautiful 384-acre a With Easton, Massachusetts. student-faculty ratio of 12:1, the College engages over 2,500 stu- dents in 80+ rigorous academic programs in the liberal arts, sci ences, and pre-professional fields. The Stonehill community helps students to develop the knowl edge, skills, and character to meet liveto and goals professional their lives of purpose and integrity. Charlestown, a member of the a member of Charlestown, has been namedClass of 2018, List at Dean’s 2018 the Spring to Stonehill College. a semesterstudents must have of 3.50 orgrade point average completedbetter and must have for whichsuccessfully all courses they were registered. CHARLESTOWN STUDENTS ACHIEVE ACADEMIC HONORS ACADEMIC ACHIEVE STUDENTS CHARLESTOWN - - - - - re re are are a rec
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achieved Highest Honors achieved High Honors for the spring 2018 semester: the University of New Hampshire been named to the Dean’s List at been named to the Dean’s 8/2/18 Charlestown E AND MAILING Docket No. SU18D0040DR Yasharal Yahushan vs. Rachel Lynn Marshall Upon motion of plaintiff(s) for an order directing the defendant(s), to plead, or appear, in accordance answer, with Mass.R.Civ.P./ Rule Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P. 4, it appearing to the court that this is an action for Divorce 1B. Pursuant To Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411, an Automatic Restraining Order has been entered against the above named parties. Defendant cannot be found within the Commonwealth and his/her present whereabouts are unknown. Personal service on defendant is therefore not practicable, and defendant has not voluntarily appeared in this action. It is Ordered that defendant is directed to plead, answer, appear, or otherwise move with respect to the complaint herein on or before September 27, 2018. If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this matter. Date: May 31, 2018 Felix Arroyo Register of Probate Court Estat AUGUST 2, 2018 2, AUGUST REaL Sales • Rentals Land • Commercial RECRuItmENt Professional • Medical General • Services Sales Auto Sales • Yard • • Miscellaneous 8/2/18 aaos.org/75years Charlestown truly brings new meaning new brings truly y PROBATE AND PROBATE FAMILY COURT FAMILY THE TRIAL COURT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LEGAL NOTICE Suffolk Division 24 New Chardon St. Boston, MA 02114 (617)788-8300 ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION decisions about personal affairs or financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for Anyone may a lawyer. make this request on behalf of the above- named person. If the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Dunn, First Justice of this Court. Date: July 24, 2018 Felix D. Arroyo, Register of Probate know. Don’t give and up, remember Don’t know. ocker/activist Bono issue his mandate his issue Bono ocker/activist e d r est Africa. Her stor Her Africa. est W orthoinfo.org r. Claudius-Cole’s sister led her to an American orthopaedic American an to her led sister Claudius-Cole’s r. Celebrating Human Healing Today, Dr. Claudius-Cole is fully recovered, and back at her vital her at back and recovered, fully is Claudius-Cole Dr. Today, D her feet. He even arranged free hip and knee implants. knee and hip free arranged even He feet. her in practice healing the of two sends it because here it share We “pro-Bono.” term the to most contagious messages w back. give to for caring people everywhere to step up and make a difference. As he listened to Dr. Claudius-Cole, he saw his helped he services,own surgical own his chance Donating that. just do to mobilize an entire medical team to get Dr. Claudius-Cole back on At her clinic in Freetown, Sierra Leone, Dr. Olabisi Claudius-Cole Olabisi Dr. Leone, Sierra Freetown, in clinic her At take often would and condition, any with ages all of patients treated from her kept knees and hips arthritic When return. in payment no loomed. disaster a care, patient daily of rigors the hear just had who specialist, contain a request for certain specific authority. have the right to You object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the return date of 08/14/2018. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. NOTICE IMPORTANT The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the above-named right to make person’s Last year, it hurt too much to stand. stand. to much too hurt it year, Last Today, she carries a nation on her shoulders. shoulders. her on nation a carries she Today, TO G.L. c. 190B, s 5-304 Docket No. SU18P1490GD In the matter of: Jose A. Serrano RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person Of: Charlestown, MA the named To Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been filed by Massachusetts General Hospital of Boston, MA in the above captioned matter alleging that Jose A. Serrano is in need of a of a Guardian and requesting that (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without Surety on the bond. The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may 8/2/18 Fair Housing Center of Greater Boston at 617-399-0491. Charlestown 10
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