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VOLUME 118, No. 27 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 35 CENTS Noise study BICYCLE GIVEAWAY Potential approval ready to get Eastern Avenue marijuana facility underway close to permits for growing, selling in Chelsea By Adam Swift the facility located in the Designers Choice flower A proposed marijuana market will use the exist- By Adam Swift facility at 80 Eastern Ave. ing 24,700 sq. ft. building to grow and sell marijuana Don’t expect the jum- will be a soup to nuts op- and marijuana products. bo jets to stop roaring over eration. Or maybe more ac- “We are aiming to pro- Chelsea anytime soon, but a curately, seed to smoke. duce 5,000 pounds per year new noise study could lead The applicants for the at this facility,” said Mike to a better understanding of proposal, Jolo Can LLC, Farnum of Harbor House. sound levels and their health doing business as Har- The marijuana that is effects in the city. bor House Collective, ap- grown and cultivated will The Community Noise peared before the Zoning be for sale at the Eastern Lab at Boston University’s Board of Appeals (ZBA) Avenue retail facility and School of Public Health last week for a special per- will not be shipped to other is conducting the study mit hearing. Harbor House locations. and collecting data free of Collective still needs to go “Everything will take charge to the city over the before the Planning Board place right here, we will coming year. Last week, Er- in October before coming be creating and cultivating ica Walker, the founder of PHOTO BY MARIANNE SALZA back to the ZBA in Novem- all the products,” Farnum the Community Noise Lab, Kory Leong, six-years-old, admiring his new bicycle during the Knights of Pythias bicycle ber for potential approval said. met with residents at Green- giveaway at the Chelsea Public Library on Thursday, Sept. 12. Six children who excelled in of the project. the summer reading program were awarded the bikes, and annual celebration to conclude Once city and state ap- Roots to discuss the scope While proposals for sev- summer reading. See Page 5 for more photos. provals are granted, Far- and goals of the study. eral retail marijuana shops num said there will be a “This is a study that is be- have come before city of- three- to four-month seed- ing done not just in Chelsea, ficials, the 80 Eastern Ave. ing and growing process but in several communities project differs in that it will before any products are across Greater Boston,” said include a cultivation and ready for sale. Walker. Chelsea Commuter Rail Station packaging facility in addi- Initial plans call for While there is an obvious tion to a retail sales compo- interest from residents and nent. city officials about noise has groundbreaking moment Harbor House Collec- See PERMITS Page 3 levels from Logan Airport, tive representatives stated Last Friday, City and Walker noted that the Noise By Seth Daniel relocated approximately State officials – and even Lab studies are about more 1,800 feet west of the exist- special guest former City than the straightforward For more than 20 years, ing station for easier, more DoubleTree Hotel to sell Manager Jay Ash – gath- measuring of decibels. the Silver Line coming to convenient transfers to the ered on the site adjacent The Community Noise Chelsea was a dream on adjacent SL3 stop in Chel- to the Basket to perform a to new ownership group Lab’s approach is centered paper. sea. The new station will ceremonial groundbreak- also be a completely ac- on community-identified Now, the Silver Line DoubleTree. ing and cheer the final leg cessible facility and feature By Seth Daniel noise issues, which it in- (SL3) service is up and Now, they are looking running for more than a of the project that so many high-level platforms, new vestigates using real-time The City’s Economic to sell it to the Pyramid year and the final piece of dreamed about for so long. sidewalks, ramps, stair- sound monitoring as well as Development Board has ap- Group, which is a 20-year- that puzzle – the commuter With a Notice to Proceed ways, lighting, signage, a downloadable phone app, proved the sale of the Dou- old company based in Bos- rail station behind Market awarded to A.A. Will in canopies, benches, and NoiseScore, Walker said. bleTree Hotel – formerly ton. The company owns Basket – is now starting June 2019 and early work windscreens. The With the support of the the Wyndham Hotel – to scores of hotels nationwide, construction and will be in beginning last month, the community, the data is used the Pyramid Group out of but locally they manage the place soon. brand new ChelseaCom- to understand noise issues See RAIL STATIONPage 8 Boston. Boston Harbor Hotel and muter Rail Station will be and their impacts. The hotel has been the Revere Hotel Boston “A lot of studies look at owned by WEDGE of Tex- Common – both considered only how loud the noise is, as for many years, and was luxury properties. not the frequencies and oth- given a TIF agreement by City Manager Tom Am- er issues,” Walker said. “We the City a three years ago brosino said it was good are also interested in noise to help with renovations. news, and the sale came be- that you can feel and how it The company fully reno- fore the Board as it lies in impacts your health.” vated the property and up- the Urban Renewal Area of Walker pointed to a sound dated most of the inside and Everett Avenue. map that she helped create outside – also switching “WEDGE is about to sell for Boston, with one side the flag from Wyndham to showing sound levels, and See HOTEL Page 3 the other factoring in the perception of noise by resi- PARADE CELEBRATION dents in different neighbor- hoods. “East Boston is not one of the loudest areas in the city, but the perception of noise in the neighborhood is through the roof,” Walker said. City and State officials held an official groundbreaking ceremony for the new Commuter In Chelsea, the Noise Rail Station behind Market Basket on Friday, Sept. 13. The new station will replace the old Lab’s study will include the one and will provide much better interface with the new Silver Line. (L-R) Councilor Judith use of eight noise monitors Garcia, former City Manager Jay Ash, Council President Damali Vidot, City Manager Tom Ambrosino, MBTA Director Steve Poktak, Gov. Charlie Baker, Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack, State Sen. Sal DiDomenico and State Rep. Dan Ryan. See NOISE Page 3 Chelsea High muralist hit his stride suddenly last summer

By Seth Daniel being the beloved rubber Galicia, 16, said he has pated in school shows, but ducky mural on Division been inspired by art his he said within the last six It was as if sudden tal- Street. whole life, and has partici- months, he has suddenly ent just fell from above on found a passion for painting Chelsea High sophomore murals – and he has gotten Sinai Galicia – who has dis- quite good at it very fast. tinguished himself over the “My friends didn’t be- last several months as a tal- lieve it at first,” he said. “It ented painter and muralist, was a surprise to me too. with his most recent work For me, it was just a wake- up call. I was always inter- ested in art my whole life, INDEPENDENT but I just wasn’t very good at it. Then I just got very Newspaper Group interested in painting and www.chelsearecord.com murals and started doing it. PHOTO BY DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN I wanted to be a doctor and Kirenya Sanchez, Ms. Ambassador Honduras of Supreme Just Ducky: Chelsea High sophomore Sinai Galicia has since I got so interested in Massachusetts looking regal indeed during the Latin suddenly found a talent for painting murals, and he’s on art, I’ve changed my career American Independence Parade on Sunday, Sept. 15, on a tear through the community. His latest work, a yellow path totally. I want to look Broadway in Chelsea. The flags of Honduras, El Salvador, rubber duck on Division Street, has drawn a lot of attention into interior design or archi- Guatemala, Costa Rica and Panama paraded down Broad- in the community and on social media as the City tries to way behind the American flag as hundreds followed. See repurpose the street. See GALICIA Page 3 page 11 for more photos. Page 2 THE CHELSEA RECORD Thursday, September 19, 2019

POLICE Briefs By Seth Daniel and Paul Koolloian Rep. Vincent tours Chelsea Floor Covering Co. HATE CRIME: an MBTA bus on Merid- found to be in possession of to discuss support of film industry tax credit ATTACKED FOR ian Street in East Boston. knives and placed under ar- Robert Rezendez, 66, of rest. BEING WHITE Slug: Rep. Vincent Tours Boston, was placed under Santos Canizalez, 19, of On Sept. 6, at 11:25 Chelsea Floor Covering Co. arrest without incident at 155 Pearl St., was charged p.m., officers responded to to discuss Support of Film that location. Chelsea offi- with carrying a dangerous 925 Broadway for a report Industry Tax Credit cers recovered money and weapon. of a stabbing. Upon arriv- Art: One photo other evidence from Rezen- A 17 year old juvenile al, a victim stated he was dez at the time of his arrest. was charged with danger- attacked with a box cutter State Rep. RoseLee No weapon was reportedly ous weapons ordinance. by an unknown male. The Vincent recently met with used in the robbery. victim sustained minor in- Richie and Bradley Ros- Chelsea Police are work- NAKED MAN IN juries from being punched. en, proprietors of the fam- ing with the FBI Bank Rob- The victim pointed out his THE SPRINKLER ily-owned “Chelsea Floor bery Task Force in the con- attacker, and the male was On Sept. 10, at 12:56 Covering Co.” located at 25 tinuing investigation. placed under arrest. The p.m., A CPD officer was Everett Avenue in Chelsea victim was told by the male dispatched to Highland to tour their business and ASSAULTED suspect that he was attacked Park for the report of three discuss the importance of because he was white. OFFICERS males drinking in public. A the film industry tax -cred During the booking process On Sept. 7, at 5:43 p.m., witness reported that one it. For three generations— illegal drugs were seized A CPD officer walking on of the men was taking his and ninety years—Chelsea from the subject. Broadway observed male clothes off. Officers arrived Flooring has been known to Olsen Cejour, 28, of 74 yelling profanities at pedes- and arrested one male for provide quality floors and Shurtleff St., was charged trians. When the officer’s being naked and dancing rugs to many homes and with assault and battery inquired what was going around under the on-field businesses in the Greater with a dangerous weapon, on, the male turned his ag- sprinkler system. Boston area. civil rights violation with gression on the officers, Arturo Cuellar, 48, of 50 Over the last fifteen injury, resisting arrest, pos- including spitting on both Heard St., was charged with years or so, Chelsea Floor- session to distribute a Class officers. He was placed un- open and gross lewdness ing has seen a decline in the A drug (subsequent), and der arrest and furnishing a false name. retail aspect of its business two counts of possession of William Cryer, 36, of because many consumers a Class E drug. Boston, was charged disor- BOMB THREAT ON now tend to shop at big-box Pictured from left to right: Mr. Bradley Rosen, Rep. RoseLee derly conduct, threatening stores or online. This has INSTAGRAM Vincent, and Mr. Richie. BANK ROBBER to commit a crime, dis- created a gap and harmed turbing the peace, and two On Sept. 10, at 6 p.m., this local, family owned ARRESTED counts of assault and bat- officers responded to a business. However, when ee Vincent. “I am proud work, and pay taxes in Mas- Chelsea Police have tery on a police officer. Spencer Avenue address television shows and mov- to support the film indus- sachusetts communities. made an arrest in the Sept. for a report of threats. The ies are filmed in the Great- try tax credit because as is Larger productions keep 10 robbery of the TD Bank POSSESSION OF victim’s told officers that er Boston area, more often shown at Chelsea Flooring, coming back, as they have at 457 Broadway. Chel- the identified male had sent than not, production com- it trickles down and greatly established a significant sea officers responded to KNIVES them disturbing threats via panies call on the Rosen benefits our local, family footprint here and solid an alarm activation at the On Sept. 8, at 2 p.m., Instagram posts. The male family to supply them with owned businesses, often- working relationships with bank at 4:42 p.m. Officers officers inside the police was arrested after being floors and rugs for their times providing the lifeline hundreds of local film and were given a description station were alerted of an identified. sets. They work on many that keeps them success- television professionals and and direction of flight of the altercation on Broadway. Sylvester Dosreis, 34, major productions a year; ful.” thousands of local busi- suspect. That information Officers left the station and of 144 Bellingham St., in just the past year they The state’s film and tele- nesses. Now, the state is led officers to the suspect stopped two juveniles who was charged with making a have worked on: “Morn- vision production incentive finally attracting multi-year who was removed off of witnesses stated were in- bomb threat. ing Bell,” “Castle Rock,” program continues to create episodic television series, volved. Both juveniles were “Slender Land” and “Won- thousands of jobs and sup- which employ more local derland.” Additionally, port local businesses here in workers, use more local Chelsea Flooring’s building the Commonwealth. It has businesses, and are the en- Two Mexican drug traffickers arrested itself has been transformed made Massachusetts a lead- gine of growth for the in- into a movie set in the past, ing filmmaking destination, dustry in Massachusetts. after two-kilogram cocaine seizure serving as “The Bridge Cof- supporting local families The Film & Television fee Shop” in 2013’s “The and creating an industry Production Incentive has Two Mexican nationals Federal agents executed a tory factors. Equalizer.” The business of that helps countless small made Massachusetts a were arrested and charged search warrant of the East United States Attorney the production companies businesses in cities and leading filmmaking desti- in federal court in Boston in Boston apartment were the Andrew E. Lelling; Brian in part subsidizes what has towns all across this state. nation that supports thou- connection with selling two defendants were located D. Boyle, Special Agent been lost through the aver- Since the Film and Tele- sands of local families kilograms of cocaine. and seized one kilogram in Charge of the Drug En- age consumer shopping at vision Incentive became with good-paying jobs and Carlos Acosta Estrella, of suspected fentanyl, one forcement Administration, the big-box retailers or on- law in 2006, over 230 pro- is creating a local industry 31, and his mother, Ana kilogram of suspected her- New England Field Divi- line. ductions have filmed in over that helps countless small Guadalupe Acosta Graje- oin, numerous cellphones, a sion; and Boston Police “Retaining the film -in 220 Massachusetts cities businesses in cities and da, 56, were arrested on high-powered tactical shot- Commissioner William dustry tax credit is about and towns, together spend- towns all across this state. Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019 gun with a laser sight, and Gross made the announce- helping small businesses ing more than $2.4 billion The Commonwealth has and charged in a criminal a box of ammunition for the ment today. Assistant U.S. across the Commonwealth, in the Commonwealth. The created a vibrant ecosystem complaint with one count shotgun. Attorney Christopher Pohl and with the Film Tax Cred- film and television produc- that has spun off small busi- of possession with intent The charging statute of Lelling’s Narcotics and it sunset approaching, and tions brought here by the nesses and supports ven- to distribute 500 grams or provides for a mandatory Money Laundering Unit is production companies plan- incentive program have a dors and suppliers across more of cocaine. minimum sentence of five prosecuting the case. ning years out, Massachu- deep and widespread im- the state. Workers have According to a crimi- years and up to 40 years in The details contained in setts may be left out if we pact on the state’s economy, put their roots in our com- nal complaint, Estrella and prison, at least four years the criminal complaint are do not act now to remove growing a vibrant industry munities and built families Grajeda were arrested by of supervised release, and a allegations. The defendants the Film Tax Credit sunset,” and employing thousands here because they can now law enforcement agents fine of $5 million. Sentenc- are presumed innocent un- said Representative RoseL- of local residents who live, spend their careers here. in East Boston after they es are imposed by a federal less and until proven guilty were videotaped selling district court judge based beyond a reasonable doubt two kilograms of cocaine upon the U.S. Sentencing in a court of law. Gang member sentenced to prison for drug trafficking to a cooperating witness. Guidelines and other statu- A Chelsea man was sen- In December 2017, Perez seat. Police removed Perez tenced on September 10, was indicted along with Ce- from the car and pat-frisked 2019, in federal court in sar Alicea, also of Chelsea, him. At the same time, Al- Boston to six years in pris- who was charged with be- icea fled from the car and on for drug trafficking. ing a felon in possession of threw an item, which was FIRST Andres Perez, 26, was a firearm. The government recovered and determined sentenced by U.S. District alleged that both men were to be a .25 caliber Raven Court Judge Richard G. members of the East Side Arms pistol. Police later re- Stearns to six years in pris- Money Gang. covered crack cocaine from DAY AT on and three years of super- On Oct. 31, 2017, police the car and found Perez in vised release during which officers observed a suspect- possession of heroin. time Perez is prohibited ed drug deal from a car and Alicea pleaded guilty from associating with mem- then stopped the car, which and was sentenced in Jan- SCHOOL bers of the East Side Money was driven by Perez, with uary 2019 to 48 months in The First Day at School can Gang. Alicea in the passenger prison. be a very happy & special day for both parents, grandparents & children.

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Permits /Continued from Page 1 U.S. Citizen extradited from Brazil about 35 employees at the approximately 80 camer- the proposal. facility with retail hours as covering all areas of the “The petitioner has been pleads guilty to wire fraud charges from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven facility, and there will also working with the depart- days per week. be several silent security ment for the better part of a A former accountant gave him access to U.S. year-long apartment rentals City Councillor Joe Per- alarms and at least two se- year, and they developed a pleaded guilty this month mail addressed to PBSd’s in New York City’s Green- latonda asked if the em- curity officers on duty at all revised plan that fits in with in federal court in Boston in accounting department, in- wich Village and Tribeca ployees hired by Harbor times. the neighborhood better,” connection with a $2 mil- cluding checks payable to neighborhoods, the down House Collective will all be City Planning Director said DePriest. lion wire fraud scheme. PBSd. Beginning as early payment, purchase and up- Chelsea residents. Harbor John DePriest said Police Perlatonda said he was Christopher Morris, 48, as January 2008 and con- keep of a waterfront con- House representatives stat- Chief Brian Kyes is satis- glad to see a proposal for formerly of Lowell and tinuing through September dominium in Chelsea, and ed that while they are not fied with the security plan. owner-occupied units in Chelsea, pleaded guilty to 2012, Morris took more luxury clothing, dining and required to hire all Chelsea •In other business, the the city to help balance the four counts of wire fraud than $2 million in checks travel, including a $16,000 residents, they will make a ZBA held a public hear- number of rental develop- and 12 counts of unlaw- under the guise of deposit- two-week South American good-faith effort to make ing on a special permit ments in the city. ful monetary transactions. ing them into PBSd’s bank cruise. sure 50 percent of the em- for a proposed nine-unit, The project will go be- U.S. District Court Senior accounts, but he instead The charges of wire fraud ployees are city residents. three-story condominium fore the Planning Board on Judge Douglas P. Wood- endorsed them to himself provide for a sentence of up ZBA Chair Janice Tatar- complex at 75-79 Spencer Sept. 24, and come back to lock scheduled sentencing and deposited them into to 20 years in prison, three ka asked about security at Ave. the ZBA for a vote on the for Dec. 10, 2019. In No- a personal bank account. years of supervised release the facility. DePriest said the Plan- special permit Oct. 10. vember 2014, Morris was Morris used his access to and a fine of $250,000 on Security will include ning Department supports charged in an indictment PBSd’s accounting sys- each count. The charge of in the District of Massa- tem to conceal the theft by, unlawful monetary trans- Continued from Page 1 chusetts. In May 2019, he among other steps, fraudu- actions provides for a sen- Noise / was extradited from Brazil, lently causing credits to be tence of up to 10 years where he had been living issued to the accounts of in prison, three years of that will be rotated at dif- to correlate noise with air- “You have the green- since 2013. customers whose checks supervised release and a ferent locations throughout plane traffic. light,” Ambrosino said. Morris admitted that he he stole, and by causing fine of the greater of either the next several months. “It won’t be as specific “Go for it.” participated in a wire fraud PBSd’s general ledger to $250,000 or twice the val- Those monitors will be as that, but we can correlate At a City Council meet- scheme targeting his em- be altered to show that the ue of the criminally derived placed both at the residenc- (the data) with general air ing earlier this month, ployer PBS Distribution same customers had made property. Sentences are im- es of volunteers, and at var- flight data over the area,” Ambrosino also stated that (PBSd), a media distribu- payments. Morris spent the posed by a federal district ious municipal locations. Walker said. She also noted there have been discus- tion business with opera- proceeds of the scheme on a court judge based on the Walker said there are that the study is about more sions with a Georgia firm tions in Allston and else- lavish lifestyle that includ- U.S. Sentencing Guidelines currently about 50 loca- than tracking noise from to conduct additional noise where. Morris’ position ed, among other expenses, and other statutory factors. tions slated for monitoring. Logan airport. testing at a cost of $25,000. In addition, Walker “The data will be freely The City Manager recom- encouraged residents to available to use,” she said. mended the Council ap- Hotel /Continued from Page 1 download and use the Nois- While the study probably prove using money from eScore app, which can pro- won’t be enough to change the City’s stabilization fund the property to a local group The DoubleTree, then risk. However, its presence vide real-time recording of flight patterns over Chelsea to pay for the additional that runs a lot of hotels,” he the Wyndham, was per- gave birth to major growth noise levels for use in the by itself, Walker said it will testing. said. “It was a good sale. haps the defining moment in the hotel market in the study. arm the city with informa- District 1 Councillor We were a little worried in the turnaround of Chel- city, with it now boasting There is also a commu- tion. Robert Bishop said he sup- because when someone is sea – opening its doors in some five hotel properties nity noise survey she urged During the presentation, ports noise testing, but was selling a hotel, you worried 2000-2001. It was the first and another under con- residents to take part in on City Manager Tom Am- against funding it from the about who may buy it. But hotel in Chelsea at the time struction. the Community Noise Lab brosino asked when the city’s stabilization fund, this is a good sale to a very and was considered a major website at noiseandthecity. noise study would get un- which he said should be the good operator.” org. derway. last option for funding city The sale is said to be City Councillor Roy “We are just waiting for programs and requests. ready for passing papers in Avellaneda asked if the the greenlight,” Walker mid-October. collected data will be able said. Charity Golf Galicia /Continued from Page 1 Tournament tecture. I want to work with many people liked it,” said “I feel like Chelsea has The Winnisimmet Club’s big companies and design Galicia. “I was just doing it, been under a very dark 42nd Annual Charity Golf innovative spaces. I want to doing something quick and cloud,” he said. “I feel it’s Tournament will be held on put my style into buildings people went for it. I was just a privilege to be able to do Saturday, Sept. 21 at noon – modern and fun at the trying to that I could do in a something to draw positive at the Cedar Glen Golf same time.” realistic time. I wanted to attention to it. I want people Course in Saugus. For the moment, though, do something people would to feel like it’s a safe com- A reception will follow he is focused on painting recognize in a yellow color. munity and not a dangerous at the Merritt Club at 4 p.m. buildings. They wanted it to be Insta- community. I like to do that For more information, That came through re- grammable, so I though – a with colors.” contact Peter Steriti at 617- cently when he painted rubber ducky.” Galicia is taking art 884-1734. a featured mural in the Galicia has also worked classes at Chelsea High, CHS 67-68 Reunion City’s effort to revive and on a mural in the Cherry and enjoys painting with repurpose Division Street. Street Parking Lot for the new media. He said he has The committee for the The future of health During an artist work day Chelsea Night Market, and heard that one can do amaz- Chelsea High School class- es of 1967 and 1968 have begins with you on Aug. 24, Galicia created he also did a mural at the ing things with gunpowder, The more researchers know about what makes each of a mural of his own choice Community Garden near but of course, he doesn’t planned a Reunion on Oc- us unique, the more tailored our health care can become. – and it was a fun take on a Chelsea High. have access to that so he’s tober 5, 2019, 6PM at An- Join a research effort with one million people nationwide thony’s (105 Canal Street, to create a healthier future for all of us. bright yellow rubber ducky. Chelsea teacher and mu- sticking with traditional JoinAllofUs.org It immediately got a lot ralist Demetrius Fuller has paint for now. 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ChelseaRecord PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley EDITOR IN CHIEF: Cary Shuman ENJOY THE FALL SEASON Forum Despite the exceptionally wonderful and warm early-fall weather we have been enjoying recently, the calendar does not lie -- and the fall season squarely is upon us. For many New Englanders, autumn is our favorite time of year. Even the warmest of days are tempered by cool nights, bringing a crispness to the air that is devoid of the sticki- ness of summer’s languid humidity. All of us (especially those of us who are getting on in years) breathe more easily when the dew point is not in the oppressive range. Unlike summer, when the heat and humidity confine us to our air-conditioned homes, cars, and offices, fall beck- ons us to get outside and be active, whether we’re hard- core athletes or those who just like to take a nice walk. Fall also is foliage season, arguably the most-glorious time of year in our region, when splashes of color are ev- Guest Op-Ed erywhere, bringing us nature’s palate that is a feast for the eyes. The French philosopher Albert Camus put it this way, Why we all need improved Medicare for All now “Autumn is a second spring, when every leaf is a flower.” By Maria Termini executives salaries of mil- Care Act (also known as no need for private health in- An autumn hike in the mountains of New Hampshire, lions of dollars. When the Obamacare.) This legisla- surance. Improved Medicare Plain and simple we need former CEO of Blue Cross tion was written by the in- for All would be funded by a Vermont, and the Berkshires truly is a Zen-like experience. Improved Medicare for All Blue Shield, Clive Killing- surance companies and for small tax and premiums, de- now to make sure every- sworth left his job a few the insurance companies. ductibles, copayments would However, as with everything in life, fall is fleeting. By one has the healthcare they years ago, he walked away The reality is that the Afford- be eliminated. We would pay this weekend, the leaves already will be turning color in need. Currently many peo- with a golden parachute of able Care Act is not going to a lot less for Improved Medi- ple cannot get the health- 11.3 million dollars in com- make healthcare affordable, care for All than the current far northern New England and the profusion of reds, or- care they need. They can’t pensation and he had only only more expensive as pre- bloated system. anges, and yellows will drift southward over the ensuing afford healthcare and they worked there six years. Be- miums, deductibles and out Canada has single-payer suffer and die and this is cause these executives are of pocket expenses get high- healthcare. In Canada no one few weeks. We recall being in Portland, Maine (when our wrong. Healthcare is a mat- overpaid, the premiums and er and higher each year, es- dies because they are unin- ter of life and death, a human costs keep increasing. And calating beyond the current sured or can’t afford health children were younger and they were at a Columbus Day need, a human right. Every more and more people can’t rates of inflation. The costs care. Canadians live longer weekend soccer tournament) and the leaves turned color day people are denied that afford to get the care they go higher because of our and are healthier than us and right because they can’t af- need. profit driven system. spend about half per capita seemingly overnight during our stay. ford it, even with insurance. Insurance companies We cannot let this sys- on healthcare costs than we Our profit-based healthcare have many complicated reg- tem continue. Our health is do in the U.S. No one los- So enjoy the fall while it is here and take advantage of system is the most expen- ulations and the fine print is very important. We cannot es their home because they the all-too-brief window of opportunity to create memories sive and complicated in often unintelligible and with be complacent and accept can’t pay medical bills. Di- the world. In order to keep horrible consequences. A the healthcare system we abetics get the insulin they that will last a lifetime for ourselves and our families. their profits high for their woman received an emer- have as the way things are. need. stockholders, insurance gency heart transplant at a We must do something now We can get Improved companies are raising their hospital in her health plan’s about changing our health- Medicare for All by pass- premiums, and increasing network. However, no one care system for the better. ing legislation. There are deductibles, copayments and bothered to tell her that the We need to get corporate bills in the Massachusetts out of pocket expenses. transplant surgeons didn’t profits out of the healthcare Statehouse (House 1194, Your opinions, please The Chelsea Record Many people can’t afford take her particular insurance. equation. Senate 683) and also the the co-payments. My friend They billed her $70,000 and The solution to our U.S. Congress (HR 1384, welcomes letters to the editor. Melinda is a single parent sent collection agencies and healthcare crisis is Improved Senate 1129) for Improved Our mailing address is 385 Broadway, Revere, MA with a job that pays barely lawyers after her while she Medicare for All, a system Medicare for All. I urge 02151. Our fax number is 781-485-1403. Letters may above minimum wage. She was still home recuperating. of non-profit single payer you to study these bills and has health insurance. Each She may have recovered but healthcare, publicly funded, insist your legislators pass also be e-mailed to [email protected]. time she takes her son to a chances are good she has lost privately administered. Im- them. Having the healthcare Letters must be signed. doctor, she has a co-payment her home. proved Medicare for All will we need and having it be We reserve the right to edit for length and content. of $70 which is a financial The cost of prescription provide affordable health- affordable is a critical issue hardship. Melinda herself drugs is soaring. Insulin is care for everyone, increased that touches all of us. It’s hasn’t been to a doctor in now so expensive some dia- access to prevention and not a partisan issue. It’s just many years because she betics can’t afford it. Some early intervention, provid- simple justice. Let’s work can’t afford the co-payment ration this most necessary ing dental and vision care. together for Improved Medi- even though she has some drug, taking a dose every Preventive care is critical. care for All and make health- medical problems. So, she other day. Some die because I know too many women care a valued human right. suffers. the drug companies insist who have died because of We need to make our voices We have about 1,600 dif- on making a huge profit. I delayed cancer diagnoses. heard. It will not be easy, Record ferent insurance companies was in Bolivia a few years Improved Medicare for All but together we can do it. Ehelseastablished 1890 C in the U.S. and this results ago and got bit by a dog and is a simple system. It will Maria Termini is an art- Advertising Legal Advertising in high administrative costs, needed rabies shots. They reduce administrative waste ist and public speaker. She Ellen Bertino endless paper work, and a were $35 each there. I got and can bargain for the best works with Mass Care and and Marketing very high overhead to pay my final shot in the US and prices for drugs and medical Healthcare Now and lives in for all their advertising and it was $1,300. services. Hospitals and phy- Boston. She can be contact- ways to deny care. This Our healthcare costs have sicians will no longer need ed at: mariatermini2013@ Editorial drives up the costs. The in- actually increased despite huge billing departments to gmail.com. Reporters, surance companies pay their the complex legislation process complicated insur- Director of Marketing Regular Contributors known as the Affordable ance forms. There would be Debra DiGregorio Seth Daniel [email protected] ([email protected]) Cary Shuman ([email protected]) Melinda Vega Maldonado running for Council in District 2 Copy Editing, Layout My name is Melinda Vega get far in life and fortunate- pertaining to our schools. resolve these issues. Assistant Marketing Scott Yates Maldonado and I am a can- ly for me, I had a great role Throughout my career I’m running for political Directors didate for City Council in model to follow. I followed as a Community Organizer, office because I’ve dedicat- Maureen DiBella District 2. I’m a life-long my mother’s footsteps and my main priority has always ed and invested my career Chelsea resident, a Depart- became a community orga- been building strong trusting ensuring people are empow- ment Coordinator at NOAH nizer, starting with environ- relationships with the com- ered by uplifting the voice- in East Boston, proud moth- mental justice issues like munity by getting to know less and underrepresented Senior Sales Associates Business Accounts er of Armani and Akyllis, campaigning to get access to them personally, listening to and fighting for our rights Peter Sacco Executive and wife of Chelsea Police our Chelsea Creek and advo- their needs and concerns and regardless of race, income or Kathleen Bright Judy Russi Officer Jonathan Maldona- cating for more green space. supporting them in solving culture. If elected by you, I Printer do. I aspire to serve as your As well as Youth Empower- these issues. My background commit to listening to your GateHouse Media city councilor, and want to ment issues ensuring youth is focused on Youth Empow- needs and concerns, being build unity alongside other have a voice, which is why I erment, Leadership Devel- transparent and ensuring that City Council members to served as the Chelsea School opment, Environmental, and you are part of the decision 781-485-0588 • www.chelsearecord.com work collectively to improve Committee for District 3 in Climate Justice, Housing making processes that im- our city and to create equita- 2007-2011. As the youngest and Immigration advocacy. pact you, our neighborhood, ble policies that can have a School Committee member, Thus far while and our quality of life. My positive impact in the com- I ensured the youth attended door-knocking in my neigh- vision for change is to work munity of Chelsea. monthly meetings, collabo- borhood, some of the com- with my community to build SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION I was raised in Chelsea and rated with teachers, and su- munity concerns mentioned unity, positive change, and a Chelsea Record is published every Thursday by the Revere -based attended the Chelsea Public perintendent to strengthen were the lack of awareness stronger Chelsea for the now Independent Newspaper Group. Periodical postage rates paid at Boston, Schools. I am the daugh- and expand our Caminos of development happening and the future generations to MA. Subscription rates are $30 per year in Chelsea, and $60 per year ter of community activist program, advocate for more in Powderhorn Hill, high come. outside the city. The Chelsea Record assumes no financial responsibility Gladys Vega, and sister of funding at the state level, water rates, tax hikes, our With your vote on Sep- for typographical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part of the Juan Marrero, a former dis- and served as the president education system, displace- tember 24 for the Prelimi- advertisement in which the error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the patcher at the Chelsea Police of the Policies and Proce- ment, immigration as well nary Election and November management immediately of any errors that may occur. Chelsea Record, 101-680, at 385 Broadway, the Citizens Bank Building, Suite 105, Revere, Department. Being raised in dures subcommittee. I also as the need for more safe 5 for the City Election, we MA 02151, is a weekly publication. Periodicals postage paid at Boston, a single-parent household, I held office hours with my spaces for young people. All can make Chelsea the best MA 02110. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Independent News- had a lot of responsibilities constituents so I can build issues that I agree with and place to live. paper Group, 385 Broadway, Suite 105, Revere, MA 02151. Subscription and I knew at an early age relationships, educate and look forward to working to- price in-town is $26 and out of town is $50. USPS NO. 101-680 that I had to work hard to create awareness of issues gether with my neighbors to Thursday, September 19, 2019 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 5 READ & RIDE he Knights of Pythias presented bicycles and helmets to six children for their summer reading accomplishments Tat the Chelsea Public Library during a September 12 cer- emony. Recipients were congratulated for their hard work and also received medals and Frisbees for their diligence. “We help people,” said Past Grand Chancellor, Harvey Slobodkin, about the Knights of Pythias. “Reading is excel- lent, and I want to thank the parents for pushing and guiding your children to read.” PHOTOS BY MARIANNE SALZA

The Knights of Pythias presented six bicycles and helmets to children at the Chelsea Public Library. Six Lucky Youngsters Receive New Bicycles For Their

Participation in the CPL Summer Reading Program Seven-year-old Valentina and her father, Giovanny Zuniga.

Rudolph Mederious, Past Grant Chancellor, presenting Frisbees to children. Evangeline Alvarez, 7. Eliana Hernandez, eight-years-old, receiving a medal.

Rudolph Mederious, Past Grant Chancellor, Harvey Slobodkin, Past Grand Chancel- smiling at his friend, Harvey Slobodkin. lor of the Knights of Pythias.

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More than 225 guests attended the Walnut Street Synagogue Founders’ Day celebration held Sunday at the 110-year-old shul. Edward Medros, presi- dent of the synagogue, was emcee for the speaking pro- gram. “It has been the honor of my life to serve as president of Chelsea’s oldest surviv- ing immigrant-era shul,” wrote Medros in the beau- tifully composed souvenir booklet. “We are here today because I am trying to pre- side over a rebirth of this holy shul.” The event paid tribute to Harvey and Mildred Tobolsky, who were married on Aug. 28, 1960, at the Walnut Street Synagogue. the Chelsea families who Roberta Mendelsohn, Delphine Frank, Murray Frank, Cookie Kupersmith, and Herbie helped found the shul. Sev- Kupersmith. eral descendants of those families attended the cele- bration. City Manager Thomas Ambrosino and District 5 Councillor Judith Garcia made special presentations to Medros honoring the synagogue and its 110-year existence as a place of wor- ship in the city. The other speakers were Harold Mindel, long-time member of the Walnut Street Synagogue, Rabbi Moshe Liberow, synagogue spiritual advisor, Rabbi Elyse Winick of the Com- bined Jewish Philanthro- Roberta Rubin, Sherri Rosenthal, and Jan Rubin. pies, Dr. Samuel Gruber, District 8 Councillor Calvin Brown, Herbie Kupersmith, Councillor-at-Large Leo Robinson, international Jewish art and and Cookie Kupersmith. architecture historian, and Norman Finklestein, Bos- ton Jewish historian and award-winning author. Musician and songwriter Sheldon Young delivered a clever song in honor of the synagogue. The song was well received by the many guests in attendance. Medros presented a special award to honorary chair Herbert Kupersmith, a philanthropist whose volun- teer and fundraising efforts have been instrumental in preserving the synagogue through the years. Congratulations to Ed- ward Medros and the plan- ning committee for a great Selma Blacker, Norman Blacker, Janet Promisel, Elliot Promisel, Ellen Michele Fishel, Carol Michael, Dr. Ellen Rovner, and Barry Weisman. event “honoring the past Kaidel, and Bill Kaidel. and building for the future.”

President Edward Medros and Norman Finklestein, Boston Rabbi Moshe Liberow, spiritual advisor to the Walnut Street Jewish historian and award-winning author, one of the fea- Synagogue, and President Edward Medros. Nick Marino and Minna Karas-Marino. tured speakers during the program. Dr. Samuel D. Gruber, international Jewish art and architecture historian, was also a featured speaker.

The family of Celia Cohen, who was a lifelong member of the Walnut Street Synagogue. Walnut Street Synagogue President Edward Medros and family, from left, Adam Medros, Nathan Medros, Ruth Medros, Edward Medros, Jonathan Medros, and Alicia Medros. Thursday, September 19, 2019 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 7 FOUNDERS’ DAY AT WALNUT STREET SYNAGOGUE

Isabel Alster, Tom Barth, Rachel Barth, and Rebecca Barth. The Zabot and Zabot-Hall families.

City Manager Thomas Ambrosino and District 5 Councillor Judith Garcia presented a Chelsea Resolution and Procla- Ralph Spiegel and Ellen Spiegel. Sheldon Young, who wrote and sang a song honoring the mation honoring the synagogue for being an important Walnut Street Synagogue, and Sandra Padulsky. part of the community for 110 years and proclaiming Sept. 15 as Walnut Street Synagogue Founders Day.

Jacob Resnek, Ruth Resnek, Joshua Resnek, and Uyen Ho. The Resnek family has had a Rick Gopen, Burt Freedman, Roberta Rubin, Jan Rubin, and Jay Freedman. major role in Chelsea’s Jewish history dating back more than a century.

Walnut Street President Edward Medros presented a special award to Herbie Kupersmith honoring his extraor- Steve Selbovitz, Marlene Goodman, and Dr. Leslie Selbo- Ronald Robinson, Councillor-at-Large Roy Avellaneda, and dinary commitment to the Walnut Street Synagogue. The vitz. Councillor-at-Large Leo Robinson. award has been named the Herbert Kupersmith Award and will be presented annually.

Edythe Shuman and Rabbi Oksana Chapman, spiritual Sandra Nataupsky Shaul and Haviv Shaul. Dottie and Murray Novak. leader of Temple Emmanuel, Chelsea. Page 8 THE CHELSEA RECORD Thursday, September 19, 2019 ing the Fiscal and Manage- ans and vehicles. MBTA into modernizing Rail Station /Continued from Page 1 ment Control Board, mem- “This is a great day for our transit infrastructure,” bers of the Massachusetts the residents of Chelsea,” said Chelsea City Council station is expected to be Governor Charlie Baker, “Relocating and upgrad- Legislature, local leaders, said Senator Sal DiDomen- President Damali Vidot. complete in 2021. With sta- MassDOT Secretary and ing the Chelsea Commuter transportation advocates, ico. “This new Commuter “Having a robust transit tion construction costs of CEO Stephanie Pollack, Rail Station is an important and our customers.” Rail station will be a huge system that serves more of $32 million, the total proj- and MBTA General Man- part of delivering better ser- While the T has faced benefit for Chelsea and pro- our hard-working families ect budget, which includes ager Steve Poftak joined vice in Chelsea, furthering sharp criticism in about ev- vide a modern and accessi- is vital to our quality of life administrative, project, and municipal leaders, elected our administration’s work ery corner of Greater Bos- ble station for all commut- and an important tool in lift- support services, is $37.7 officials, and local stake- to deliver a more reliable ton lately, Poftak said the ers. I look forward to the ing folks out of poverty.” million. holder groups on Friday. system for customers,” said commuter rail station and opening of this station in Former City Manager Gov. Baker. “This project the Silver Line serice are 2021.” Jay Ash was also in atten- will transform Chelsea Sta- proof positive that the T is State Rep. Dan Ryan said dance, having been a key tion into a multi-modal, ful- making progress. it’s one of many invest- leader to help bring the Sil- ly accessible transit station “Chelsea Station is proof ments now being unveiled ver Line to Chelsea many that increases access to jobs of the progress we’re mak- in his district of Chelsea years ago. and housing for MBTA rid- ing to build a better MBTA,” and Charlestown. “It’s great to see how ev- ers.” said Poftak. “Once com- “This is part of a major erything here has come to- Pollack said the station plete, Chelsea Station will investment in my district so gether,” he said. “You will was part of a major capital be a multi-modal transit that we are no longer pass have one-seat access to ei- plan that the MBTA is car- hub that will improve our through communities,” ther North Station or South rying out for the next five services by providing more he said. “We will have the Station. Think about that in years. travel options for our cus- same access to the Com- terms of the importance of “The MBTA is executing tomers.” muter Rail and Silver Line accessing the economy.” a five-year, $8 billion Cap- Serving the Newbury- and then we will no lon- During construction, Former City Manager Jay ital Investment Program port/Rockport Commuter ger have to wave to them MBTA crews and contrac- Ash (and former State that prioritizes core system Rail Line, the current Chel- as they passed through our tors will also completely Joe Mahoney and Bob Housing Secretary) and investments and custom- sea Commuter Rail Sta- community taking other demolish the current Chel- Chausse of Market Basket. Gov. Charlie Baker. er improvements such as tion is inconvenient for people into Boston.” sea Station, upgrade rail this Chelsea Commuter transfers to other modes of City Manager Tom Am- signaling systems and Rail Station,” said Pollack. service, including the SL3. brosino said he was grateful traffic crossings, make- im “Thank you to everyone The current Chelsea Sta- to state and federal leaders provements to traffic sig- who has supported our cap- tion is also not accessible to continue working to get nals at three intersections ital investments and who for persons with disabilities funding for the Phase 2 part that cross the Silver Line have been our partners as either and sits in a very pre- of the Silver Line, which in- busway (Everett Avenue, we modernize the T, includ- carious place for pedestri- cluded the Commuter Rail Spruce Street, and Arling- Station. ton Street), and improve “It wasn’t certain at one transit signal priority for the point, but I want to thank SL3 in Chelsea, enhancing everyone for pushing to safety and reliability of the make sure we got that crit- Silver Line service through ical funding,” he said. the immediate area. Council President Dama- Construction will include li Vidot said having access utility work and the drilling Carlos Matos of the downtown initiative, Chamber Director to the Commuter Rail will of new foundations for the Rich Cuthie, and Deise Paraguay of the new downtown help to lift low-income peo- station’s new platforms incubator. ple out of poverty by giving and canopies. As a result, them better access to jobs in there may be area road clo- the Seaport and South Sta- sures and/or traffic detours, State Rep. Dan Ryan said Chelsea residents can now access tion. though all pedestrian and transit that once only passed through the city without “I am grateful for the in- bicycle access at SL3 sta- stopping. vestments on behalf of the tions will remain the same. Traffic crossing work will also require six weekend shutdowns in commuter rail service between 2019 and 2021, which are currently being scheduled. To learn more about this project to reconstruct Chel- sea Commuter Rail Station and its related impacts, cus- tomers, area residents, and the public are encouraged to attend a Public Information Council President Damali Meeting being held at Chel- Vidot said access to the sea City Hall on Thursday, commuter rail could unlock MBTA Director Steve Poftak, State Sen. Sal DiDomenico, Sept. 19, at 6 p.m. City Manager Tom Ambrosino and Transportation Secre- better jobs for Chelsea Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack and former City tary Stephanie Pollack. residents. Manager Jay Ash. Thursday, September 19, 2019 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 9 SportsSports

CHS SPORTS Roundup CHS FOOTBALL ing the third. and his crew are set to make TO HOST KIPP The Red Devils easily the long trek to Essex Ag- handled Greater Lowell last gie today (Thursday) and ACADEMY FRIDAY Tuesday by a score of 7-0. will host Minuteman Tech Delmer Romero and on Monday afternoon. The Chelsea High foot- Jordon Pena led the Chel- They will travel to Greater ball team will host KIPP sea offense with two goals Lawrence on Tuesday. Academy this Friday eve- apiece. Brayan Ramonez, ning under the lights at Gabriel Garcia, and Alex CHS BOYS DEFEAT Chelsea Stadium. The Uceda also reached the opening kickoff for the back of the GL net. TWO FOES IN CHS edition of Friday This past Tuesday, the TRI-MEET Night Lights is set for 7:00. Red Devils hosted Shaw- The Red Devils dropped The Chelsea High boys sheen Tech and came away and girls cross country their season-opener this with a 3-1 triumph. past weekend at Shawsheen teams kicked off their Eric Barahona, assisted 2019 season with a tri- Helping out at the concession stand during the Chelsea Pop Warner game were these local Academy in Billerica by a by Andy Martinez, gave residents. score of 49-6. meet against Whittier Tech Chelsea an early lead and and Presentation of Mary “Mistakes and penalties number of five runners to Chelsea dropped a 5-1 de- Jordon Sosa, assisted by at Admiral’s Hill on a sti- CHS GIRLS killed us,” said CHS head have a team because of low cision to Greater Lowell in Romero, made it 2-0 in flingly-hot afternoon last SOCCER WINS coach Rasi Chau. “Every which Ruiz scored the CHS Chelsea’s favor at the inter- Wednesday. numbers and injuries. How- time we drove down to TWO CONTESTS goal. mission. The Red Devil boys’ ever, the three CHS girls their side of the field, we The Chelsea High girls The Lady Red Devils Romero gave Chelsea an squad, the defending Com- who competed turned in kept shooting ourselves in soccer team enjoyed a suc- played at Shawsheen this extra cushion with his fifth monwealth Athletic Con- impressive performances. the foot. We can’t make cessful week, winning two past Tuesday and will host goal of the season, assisted ference champions, es- Captain Percy Melgar mistakes and have penalties of its three matches, culmi- Essex Tech today (Thurs- by Gabriel Garcia, to make caped against Whittier with was the winner against against a good team like nating with a 3-2 win over day). They will entertain it 3-0. Shawsheen averted a a 26-29 victory and easily Whittier and took second Shawsheen, because they Notre Dame Academy in Minuteman Regional at shutout with a goal with 50 handled the third team in against PMA with a time will capitalize on your mis- which Chelsea overcame Highland Park on Monday seconds left on the clock. the meet, Presentation of that was 1:40 faster than her takes.” In between the victories, a 2-0 deficit in the second and make the short trek to Mary Academy, by the previous personal record. Quarterback Joshua Sosa the Red Devils battled to half. Medford on Tuesday. turned in an overall produc- score of 16-43. Senior Ana Chang, run- Last Monday the Lady a 2-2 deadlock with Lynn Junior Oscar Amaya, tive day for the Red Devil Tech last Friday. Romero ning in her first cross-coun- Red Devils earned a 2-0 CHS VOLLEYBALL offense. Joshua went 3-for- who pushed the pace the en- try meet, finished just 13 shutout victory at Lynn put the Red Devils on the tire race, finished in second TEAM FALLS TO 10 for 99 yards in the pass- scoreboard with an unas- seconds behind Melgar to Tech. Elena Ruiz and Stefa- ing department. His longest place overall in the meet. finish in third place overall. ny Castillo scored the goals LYNN TECH sisted goal at 23:17, Tech, Senior Jazmany Reyes was a 28 yarder to Carlos with great pressure on the Sophomore Gabby Rivas, for Chelsea. The Chelsea High vol- Pesante-Ortega. Sosa also crossed the line in fourth who also was competing in Three days later coach leyball team dropped a 3-0 counterattack, brought the place overall, followed by rushed for 31 yards, includ- her first cross-country meet, Randy Grajal’s squad made decision to Lynn Tech this game back to level on a di- newcomers Alex Estrada in ing a nine-yard burst for the rect kick at 31:32. came across the line in fifth the long trek to Tyngsboro past Monday. Chelsea touchdown. fifth and Johnny Maldona- to take on NDA and came Hailey Nolan led the The Red Devils wast- do in sixth, who passed two place overall. Pesante-Ortega ran for ed little time in regaining “It was unfortunate for home with their most excit- Lady Red Devils at the net 69 yards and Erick Flores Whittier runners in the last ing victory of the season. with nine kills and four the advantage, with Henry 1000 meters to secure the the girls that they did not rushed for 31 yards. Vasquez heading home a have an opportunity to win The Lady Red Dev- blocks. Steph Turcios de- “We play KIPP Acade- win for Chelsea. ils trailed 2-0 at the half, livered nine service aces at corner kick by Andy Mar- Joseph Tervel was the this meet as a team, but they my this Friday and we will tinez at 36:00 to take a 2-1 did well individually,” said but refused to give up and the Lady Tigers and dished need a good week of prac- fifth finisher for the Red scored three goals after the out nine assists to her team- edge into the half. Devils, clinching the dou- Fay. “Hopefully next week tice in all three phases of intermission to earn the mates. ble victories. we will have five runners the game,” said Chau. “We big win. Nancy Galdamez Gloria Rodriguez was However, the Red Dev- “It was a great start to the can’t beat ourselves if we competing.” scored two goals and Dam- a standout on defense, re- ils were unable to reach the season,” said veteran CHS want to win.” Fay and his teams were aris Erazo reached the back cording 13 digs. back of the Tech net after head coach Don Fay. “It set to host Mystic Valley of the NDA net once to lead Coach Gabriel Morales the intermission, allowing was hot out there, but the at Admiral’s Hill yesterday the CHS scoring attack. and his squad took on CHS BOYS SOCCER the Tigers to stay in the boys were aggressive and (Wednesday). They will “We have a good group Northeast Regional yester- IMPROVES TO 2-0-2 game. Tech took advantage tough when they needed to of the opportunity, netting entertain Minuteman Tech of girls who worked togeth- day (Wednesday) and will The Chelsea High boys be.” the equalizer at 68:11 for next Wednesday, Septem- er to be able to overcome play at Mystic Valley to- soccer team enjoyed a suc- On the girls’ side, the the 2-2 finale. ber 25. the deficit,” said Grajal. morrow (Friday). They will cessful week, winning two Lady Red Devils were un- Coach Mick Milutinovic In between the twin wins, host PMA on Tuesday. of its three contests and ty- able to field the minimum

IN SERVICE OF THE CHELSEA COMMUNITY NEW MULTI-MODAL CHELSEA COMMUTER RAIL STATION GROUNDBREAKING

State and local officials join Governor Baker to break ground at the site of the new multi-modal Chelsea Commuter Rail groundbreaking event. Pictured above: (left to right) City Councilor Judith Garcia, Former Chelsea City Manager and now President & CEO of Massachusetts Competitive Partnership Jay Ash, City Council President Damali Vidot, City Manager Tom Ambrosino, MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak, Governor Charlie Baker, Secretary of Transportation Stephanie Pollack, Senator Sal DiDomenico and Representative Daniel Ryan. Page 10 THE CHELSEA RECORD Thursday, September 19, 2019 OBITUARIES Mystic Valley Elder Services receives grant for program Margaret Elaine “Midge” Helen Mary Martin Selfless, kind hearted, wonderful caretaker Mystic Valley Elder Ser- vices. “We work closely Godin vices was recently award- with Magellan and Senior with a heart of gold ed $3,000 by the Magellan Whole Health to provide a March 13, 1942 – Sept. 14, 2019 Cares Foundation toward full range of health care and Helen Mary Martin, 82, its Mobile Mental Health community based services Margaret Elaine passed away surrounded by program, a much needed re- to keep older adults living “Midge” Godin, 77, passed family members on Friday, source that plays an import- in their homes.” away unexpectedly in the Sept. 13. ant role supporting people With a growing need emergency department of Born on Jan. 8, 1937 in with mental health condi- for community-based the Whidden Memorial South Boston, she lived tions to successfully remain adult mental health ser- Hospital after being strick- her early childhood years in a community setting. vices, Mystic Valley Elder en in her home. with her parents and sib- “We are very grateful to Services’ Mobile Mental Born and raised in Chel- lings before relocating to Magellan Cares Foundation Health Program goal is to sea, she was the beloved East Boston. She raised and Magellan Health for improve the overall men- daughter of the late George three kids on her own af- their support of the Mobile tal health and emotional and Margaret (Farrell) ter the passing of her late Mental Health Program. well-being of older adults Chamberlain. She attend- husband on Sept. 19, 1970. Magellan, and its subsidi- and increase access to men- ed local schools, graduated din, Theresa Mallet and her She was loved very dearly ter of the late Peter McCor- ary Senior Whole Health, tal healthcare by providing from St. Rose High School, husband Daniel, all of Ev- by many people including mack and Helen (Milligan) recognize the importance home based mental health married Joseph A. Godin, erett, Cheryl Hanson and her grandchildren, great McCormack and sister of of community care and in counseling and direct care Jr and together they raised her husband, Arne of South grandchildren and any- the late Francis and Thomas home mental health sup- services including diagno- their family of six children. Carolina, Gerry Godin and one who crossed her path. McCormack of South Bos- ports,” said Daniel O’Leary, sis, prescription medication She had worked briefly his wife, Brigid of Billeri- She was the most selfless, ton and Anna McCormack Chief Executive Officer of and therapy. outside of her home but re- ca, Margaret Godin of Wo- kind hearted woman and a Stravinksy of Louisanna. Mystic Valley Elder Ser- mained extremely dedicat- burn, and Laura Godin of wonderful caretaker with a She is also survived by her ed to home and family. Berwick, ME; dear sister heart of gold. She spent a sister Patricia Burdick of For many years Margaret of George Chamberlain of lot of her time rocking in East Boston and by many resided with her family in Saugus. She is also sur- her favorite recliner chair, grandchildren: Charles the Bellingham/Shawmut vived by 19 grandchildren drinking her hot cup of tea and Joseph Burdick, John- St. neighborhood. Many and seven great grandchil- and being with family. She ny Roldan, Mickey, Reka neighborhood children dren. loved going out shopping and Jeneka Vilarson. An- would affectionately call Visiting Hours will be at different stores with her drew, Matthew, and Jessica her “Ma” as she loved and held from the Welsh Funer- daughter and granddaugh- Roldan, Alecia and Joseph, cared for all children. al Home, 718 Broadway, ter and making the best of Timothy, Madison and Cam- During her lifetime, she Chelsea today, Thursday, her days. She was always eron Martin and predeceased most enjoyed shopping and Sept. 19 from 4 to 7:15 referred to as Nana by by her granddaughter, Jen- providing for her grandchil- p.m. immediately followed many family and friends. nifer Roldan. She was also dren and keeping her home by a prayer service at 7:30 In her toughest times, even very adored and loved by 19 exceptionally clean and p.m. in the funeral home. up until she passed away, great grand children and by healthy for her tender lov- Relatives and friends are she would always say “ many nieces and nephews. ing family. most kindly invited to at- Positive Pam, Be Strong Services will be held on She is survived by her tend. Committal will be and Fight Through It.” Sept. 19 at 5 to 6 p.m. for beloved husband of 58 private. The funeral home She was the beloved wife immediate family and close years, Joseph A. Godin, Jr. is fully handicap accessi- of the late Joseph E. Martin friends. Open to the public of Everett and she was the ble, ample parking opposite of Chelsea, mother of Kath- from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Go- devoted mother of Jay Go- funeral home. leen Martin, Joseph Martin odrich Funeral Home, Lynn and Sheila Roldan, daugh- Massachusetts. TORF FUNERAL Carafa Family SERVICE Phyllis M. Halas Pre-need planning with our Funeral Devoted mother and homemaker price protection guarantee. Arrangements made at our Home Inc. Mrs. Phyllis M. (Giles) facility or in the comfort of Halas, of Chelsea, died on your own home 389 Washington Ave. Sunday, Sept. 15, at West Ronald Robinson and Councillor-at-Large Leo Robinson, co-directors of the Lewis Latimer Society, will host the Revere Health Center. She 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: Chelsea Chelsea Science Festival, an interactive, educational event, was 92. Deborah Torf Golden 617-884-4188 Saturday from 1-4 p.m., at Port Park on Marginal Street, Amy Torf Golden Mrs. Halas was the Chelsea. Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) Amy C-Almas daughter of the late Mar- M.L. Torf (1867-1940) garet and George Giles of William R. Carafa - Boston. She was the wife of (617) 889-2900 Funeral Directors the late Anthony Halas Sr. Latimer Society to host (800)428-7161 carafafuneralhome.com of Chelsea. Mrs. Halas also leaves www.torffuneralservice.com She was the mother of Science Festival Saturday Richard Halas and his wife, four sisters, Anne Smith of Linda Halas of Revere, and Peabody, Alice Ricciardel- Special To The Record cue vehicle at the festival. “Meeting the needs of the families we serve.” the late Anthony Halas Jr. li of Melrose, Brenda Kelly Other exhibits include and his wife, Kathy Halas, of Quincy, Janet Giles of Ronald Robinson and the Massachusetts Wa- of New Jersey. Peabody, and two brothers, Leo Robinson, co-directors ter Resources Authority’s ANTHONY MEMORIAL - Mrs. Halas was born in Thomas Giles of Nashua, of the Lewis Latimer So- demonstration combining Boston and grew up in East N.H., and Bill Giles of Stone- ciety, will host their fourth microbiology and chem- FRANK A. WELSH & SONS Boston. She attended East ham. She was also the sister annual Chelsea Science istry and Latino STEM FUNERAL HOME Boston schools and lived in of the late Marge Muller of Festival Saturday (1-4 p.m.) Alliance’s demonstration Chelsea for many years. Mrs. Kingman, Arizona, and the at Port Park on Marginal focusing on robotics and Peter A. Zaksheski late George Giles of Re- Street. water. The Chelsea Gar- Type III Licensed Funeral Director Halas and her husband at- tended St. Stanislaus Church, vere. She also leaves several “Through this interactive den will have a composting 718 Broadway, Chelsea – 617-889-2723 – 617-884-3259 Chelsea, for many years. grandchildren, including Col- and educational event, we demonstration. www.ChelseaFuneralService.com Mrs. Halas worked at by O’Connor of Melrose, and want to show that science is Sarah Burnes, author Gorin’s, Chelsea, for 34 Courtney Halas of Revere, all around us in every-day of a children’s book on re- years, and at the Soldiers’ and two great-grandchildren, life,” said Ronald Robin- newable energy, will speak Home, Chelsea, before her Evan Brady O’Connor and son. at the festival. The Chelsea retirement. Hannah Ruth O’Connor. The festival will have 15 Public Library will also Mrs. Halas enjoyed being Mrs. Halas was a resident interactive stations featur- have a station. with the family and hosting at the West Revere Health ing exhibits in chemistry, The first 100 children For Advertising Rates, family gatherings on the hol- Center for three years. biology, computer technol- entering the festival will idays where she often treated Richard Halas would like to ogy, and other sciences. receive T-shirts and science the guests to delicious turkey thank the staff at the center Wendy Chaves, former kits. Call 617-884-2416 and ham dinners. for its outstanding care and Latimer Society student Ronald and Leo Robin- Mrs. Halas had great support of his mother. who is in her third year at son said they would like memories of watching her Mrs. Halas will be sadly the Wentworth Institute of to thank Joe McNamee, son, Hall of Fame candle- missed by all who knew her. Technology, is participating Shelagh McNamee, and pin bowler, “Hawk” Halas, Visiting hours for Mrs. as a co-ordinator of the fes- Kevin Durant of Eastern appear on the TV bowling Halas will be Wednesday, tival. Minerals for their generous shows at Wollaston Bowl from 4-8 p.m., with a prayer The Chelsea Police will support of the event. They in Quincy, Sammy White’s service at 7 p.m., at Smith conduct a CSI (Crime Scene also thanked the City Man- Brighton Bowl, and Fair- Funeral Home, 125 Wash- Investigation) demonstra- ager’s Office for donating way Lanes in Natick. ington Ave., Chelsea. Buri- tion. The Chelsea Fire De- the T-shirts and science kits. She was a loving grand- al will be private. partment will have its res- The event is free of mother and great-grand- In lieu of flowers, do- charge. OBITUARIES mother and shared many nations can be made to the happy occasions with them. charity of your choice. All obituaries and death notices THINK OF IT AS will be at a cost of AN OWNER’S MANUAL FOR YOUR MONEY. $100.00 per paper. To place a That includes photo. memoriam in the Please send to Chelsea Record, [email protected] please call The free Consumer Action Handbook. It’s in print and online 781-485-0588 at ConsumerAction.gov. For your free copy, order online at or call 781-485-0588 ConsumerAction.gov; write to Handbook, Pueblo, CO 81009; or call toll-free 1 (888) 8 PUEBLO. Thursday, September 19, 2019 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 11

Olman Bonilla gives his daughter, Racquel, a good perch to view the stage in Chelsea Square.

Miss Independence Honduras 2019 Liana Sanchez stands with a portrait of Francis- co Morizan, Honduran Head Of State as well as President of the Republic Of Central America, a short-lived republic that sought to unify the Central American states in the 19th Century.

Allison Soriano and Daniela Moreno are two El Salva- doran beauty queens ready to help bring some happi- LATIN AMERICAN ness to the world.

INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE he annual Latin American Independence Day Parade and celebration took place in Chelsea on Sunday, Sept. 15, with hundreds of residents coming out to Vice President of the Tmarch from upper Broadway to Chelsea Square. The flags Honduran Committee of of Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Pana- Massachusetts, Martha ma lined up behind the American flag as celebrants of many Valentin, directs march- cultures came together on a beautiful afternoon. ers to their positions for PHOTOS BY DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN the parade to begin.

The parade makes its way from Welsh Funeral Home down Broadway to its destina- tion in Chelsea Square.

Vice Consul of Honduras Juan Mendez, Consul General of Honduras Alejandra Ze- laya, Councilors for Judith Garcia (District 5) and Leo Robinson (At-Large), and Elsa Gobin of the parade’s organizational committee.

Miss Honduras 2018 Deysi Kelly helps Esperanza Merino and Jose Pleitez are her brother, Jorge Diaz Kelly, prepare dressed in the traditional clothing of El for his march in the parade. Salvador.

Vice Consul of Honduras Juan Mendez, Consul General of Honduras Alejandra Ze- laya, Miss Costa Rica Heidy Prado, City Manager Thomas Ambrosino, Rayna Palacy- A contingent of musicians and performers representing Honduras. os, and Dinanyili Paulino of Chelsea Collaborative.

MERCURY RECOVERY PROGRAM

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Mercury is found in products such as:

Kebelin Gamez (center), Britney and Yairy Santos, with Ruby, Jakelin, and Selina Quiroa after their stirring and inspirational rendering of the Star Spangled Banner.

Thermostats Thermometers Button-Cell Mercury Switches Fluorescent Batteries Lamps

Please contact your local Board of Health or Department of Public SPONSORED BY Works for information on where to safely dispose of these items.

keepmercuryfromrising.org The parade makes its way down Broadway to Chelsea Square, led by the American flag and followed by the flags of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala. Page 12 THE CHELSEA RECORD Thursday, September 19, 2019 LEGAL NOTICE in said Suffolk County 10/3/19 roof and construct a should attend the Armuelles Enterprise Plan, we are III of Melrose, MA has notice regarding the 24 New Chardon COMMONWEALTH Registry of Deeds at C flat roof and walls to hearing or provide A Petition to Change inviting all qualified been informally ap- administration directly Street OF MASSACHUSETTS Book 49706, Page establish additional/ written comment to Name of Adult has women and minority pointed as the Personal from the Personal Boston, MA 02114 THE TRIAL COURT 99 for breach of the improved living space the Board. A copy of been filed by Catherine business firms to Representative of the Representative and (617)788-8300 PROBATE AND conditions of said LEGAL NOTICE which does not meet the application and Marie Armuelles of respond. estate to serve without may petition the Court CITATION ON FAMILY COURT Mortgage and for the minimum side yard petition is available for Chelsea, MA requesting The City of Chelsea is surety on the bond. in any matter relating PETITION FOR CITATION GIVING purpose of foreclosing setbacks and number review at the Office that the court enter a an Equal Opportunity The estate is being to the estate, including FORMAL NOTICE OF same will be sold of off-street parking of the City Clerk, 500 Decree changing their Employer. administered under the distribution of ADJUDICATION PETITION FOR at Public Auction at spaces at the premises Broadway, Room 209, name to: This invitation for bid informal procedure assets and expenses of Docket No. APPOINTMENT OF 3:00 PM on October NOTICE OF HEARING known as: Chelsea, MA. Nepantla Canizzo is in accordance with by the Personal administration. SU19P2023EA GUARDIAN FOR 11, 2019 at 45 Eden Case No. 2019-24 24 Tudor Street 9/19/19, 9/26/19 Any person may M.G.L. Chapter 149. Representative under WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. Estate of: INCAPACITATED Street, Chelsea, MA, Notice is hereby given All interested parties C appear for purposes Dylan Cook the Massachusetts Dunn, First Justice of Margaret Bertha PERSON PURSUANT all and singular the in accordance with Sec- should attend the of objecting to the Chief Procurement Uniform Probate Code this Court. MacDonald TO G.L. c. 190B, premises described in tion 34-215 of Chapter hearing or provide petition by filing an Officer without supervision by Date: September 10, Date of Death: s 5-304 said Mortgage, to wit: 34 (Zoning) of the written comment to LEGAL NOTICE appearance at: Suffolk 9/19/19 the Court. Inventory 2019 05/04/2019 Docket No. The land with the Code of Ordinances, the Board. A copy of Probate and Family C and accounts are not Felix D. Arroyo To all interested SU19P2080GD buildings thereon City of Chelsea, Massa- the application and Court before 10:00 required to be filed Register of Probate persons: In the matter of: situated in Chelsea, chusetts, that a Public petition is available for a.m. on the return with the Court, but 9/19/19 A Petition for Formal Andrew McCloskey Suffolk County, Mas- Hearing of the Chelsea review at the Office day of 10/03/2019. LEGAL NOTICE interested parties C Probate of Will with RESPONDENT sachusetts numbered Planning Board will be of the City Clerk, 500 NOTICE OF HEARING This is NOT a hearing are entitled to notice Appointment of Alleged Incapacitated 45 Eden Street in the held on Broadway, Room 209, Case No. 2019-30 date, but a deadline regarding the ad- Personal Repre- Person present numbering, Tuesday, October 22, Chelsea, MA. Notice is hereby given by which you must file ministration from the LEGAL NOTICE sentative has been Of: Chelsea, MA bounded and described 2019 9/19/19, 9/26/19 in accordance with the a written appearance Personal Representa- filed by Robert E. To the named Respon- as follows: Beginning 6:00 p.m. C Massachusetts Zoning if you object to this LEGAL NOTICE tive and can petition MacDonald of Everett, dent and all other at a point on the Chelsea Senior Center - Act, Chapter 40A that proceeding. CITY OF CHELSEA the Court in any matter MA requesting that the interested persons, a Southeasterly side of 10 Riley Way a Regular Meeting of WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. DEPARTMENT OF relating to the estate, Court enter a formal petition has been filed Eden Street, one hun- With reference to the LEGAL NOTICE the Chelsea Zoning Dunn, First Justice of PUBLIC WORKS including distribution Re: Las Pupusas Decree and Order and by DMH c/o Office of dred sixteen (116) feet application of: Board of Appeals will this Court. NOTICE OF PUBLIC of assets and expenses Del Chino, Inc. for such other relief General Counsel of distant Southwesterly Jolo Can LLC d/b/a be held on Date: September 11, HEARING of administration. 92 Washington as requested in the Westborough, MA in from Bloomingdale Harbor House Thursday, October 10, 2019 The Department of Interested parties are Avenue Petition. the above captioned Street; thence running Collective 2019 Felix D. Arroyo, Public Works will con- entitled to petition Chelsea, MA The Petitioner requests matter alleging that Southeasterly at right For Major Site Plan NOTICE OF HEARING 6:00 p.m. Register of Probate duct a Public Hearing the Court to institute Chelsea Licensing that: Robert E. Andrew McCloskey is angles to Eden Street, Approval and Special Case No. 2019-28 Chelsea Senior 9/19/19 on Tuesday, October formal proceedings Commission MacDonald of Everett, in need of a Guardian sixty-eight (68) feet; Permit recommen- Notice is hereby given Center - 10 Riley Way - C 1, 2019 in Chelsea and to obtain orders Notice is hereby given MA be appointed as and requesting that thence running South- dation to establish a in accordance with the Chelsea, MA City Hall, in the City terminating or re- that a public hearing Personal Repre- DMH c/o Office of westerly thirty-four Marijuana Cultiva- Massachusetts Zoning With reference to the Council Chambers third stricting the powers of will be held by the sentative(s) of said General Counsel of (34) feet; thence run- tion Facility and a Act, Chapter 40A that application of: LEGAL NOTICE floor, 500 Broadway, Personal Representa- Chelsea Licensing Com- estate to serve Without Winthrop, MA (or ning Northwesterly by Recreational Marijuana a Regular Meeting of Joseph J. Corcoran Chelsea, at 6:00 pm on tives appointed under mission on Thursday, Surety on the bond some other suitable a line drawn parallel to Dispensary at the the Chelsea Zoning Company, LLC the following Petition informal procedure. October 3, 2019 at in an unsupervised person) be appointed the line first described premises known as: Board of Appeals will For 40R Plan of Eversource: A copy of the Petition 6:00 p.m. in the City administration. as Guardian to serve and thirty-three (33) 80 Eastern Avenue be held on Approval of Central Proposed Work and and Will, if any, can Council Conference IMPORTANT NO- on the bond. feet distant therefrom, All interested parties Thursday, October 10, Avenue Smart Growth Re: Ciao Artisanal Purpose: be obtained from the Room, Chelsea City TICE The petition asks the seventy-eight (78) feet should attend the 2019 Overlay District for Pasta LLC Washington Avenue- Petitioner. Hall, 500 Broadway, You have the right to court to determine to Eden Street; thence hearing or provide 6:00 p.m. the construction of a d/b/a Ciao! Market northwesterly from 9/19/19 Chelsea, MA for an obtain a copy of the that the Respondent running Northeast- written comment to Chelsea Senior three-hundred-thirty 212 Broadway pole 2/14, thence C application to extend Petition from the Peti- is incapacitated, that erly by Eden Street, the Board. A copy of Center - 10 Riley Way - (330) residential unit Chelsea, MA turning and running the amusement/ tioner or at the Court. the appointment of a thirty-three (33) the application and Chelsea, MA mixed-use develop- Chelsea Licensing up Blossom Street, for entertainment license You have a right to Guardian is necessary, feet to the point og petition is available for With reference to the ment at the premises Commission, March 18, a total distance of 98 LEGAL NOTICE hours from 11:00 a.m. object to this proceed- and that the proposed beginning. Containing review at the Office application of: known as: 2019 feet of conduit. WO# COMMONWEALTH to 11:00 p.m. Monday ing. To do so, you or Guardian is appropri- 2409 square feet of of the City Clerk, 500 Efrain Molina 170, 230 & 234 Notice is hereby given 2343561 OF MASSACHUSETTS through Friday and your attorney must file ate. The petition is on land. For title see Book Broadway, Room 209, For Special Permit Central Avenue that a public hearing The public is invited to THE TRIAL COURT 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a written appearance file with this court and 29443, Page 123 Chelsea, MA. and Variance for the All interested parties will be held by the attend. PROBATE AND p.m. Saturdays and and objection at this may contain a request recorded at Suffolk 9/19/19, 9/26/19 construction of a new should attend the Chelsea Licensing FIDEL MALTEZ FAMILY COURT Sundays for Las Court before: 10:00 for certain specific County Registry of C three-family dwelling hearing or provide Commission on COMMISSIONER Suffolk Probate Pupusas Del Chino, a.m. on the return day authority. Deeds. (Lot 1) within 46-48 written comment to Thursday, October 3, 9/19/19 and Family Court Inc. - 92 Washington of 10/10/2019. You have the right The premises are to Library Street with an the Board. A copy of 2019 at 6:00 p.m. 9/26/19 24 New Chardon St. Avenue, Chelsea. This is NOT a hearing to object to this be sold subject to and LEGAL NOTICE existing three-fam- the application and in the City Council C Boston, MA 02114 CHELSEA LICENSING date, but a deadline proceeding. If you wish with the benefit of all ily dwelling (Lot 2) petition is available for Conference Room, (617)788-8300 COMMISSION by which you must file to do so, you or your easements, restrictions, to remain within review at the Office Chelsea City H all, 500 CITATION ON Cheryl Watson Fisher a written appearance attorney must file a encroachments, proposed sub-divided of the City Clerk, 500 Broadway, Chelsea, LEGAL NOTICE PETITION FOR City Solicitor and objection if written appearance building and zoning lot which does not Broadway, Room 209, MA to consider an COMMONEALTH FORMAL 9/9/19, 9/26/19 you object to this at this court on or laws, liens, unpaid NOTICE OF HEARING meet minimum zoning Chelsea, MA. Application for Change OF MASSACHUSETTS ADJUDICATION C proceeding. If you before 10:00 A.M. taxes, tax titles, water Case No. 2019-26 requirements for: 9/19/19, 9/26/19 of D/B/A name, THE TRIAL COURT Docket No. fail to file a timely on the return date of bills, municipal liens Notice is hereby given Lot 1 - side and front C Change of Hours and PROBATE AND SU19P1175EA written appearance 10/10/2019. This day and assessments, in accordance with the yard setbacks, lot size, Change of Manager of FAMILY COURT Estate of: LEGAL NOTICE and objection followed is NOT a hearing date, rights of tenants and Massachusetts Zoning usable open space, ex- Ciao! Market located Suffolk Probate John B. Hoar, III by an affidavit of but a deadline date by parties in possession, Act, Chapter 40A that ceeds maximum height LEGAL NOTICE at 212 Broadway, And Family Court Date of Death objections within thirty which you have to file and attorney’s fees a Regular Meeting of and proposed parking Chelsea, MA. 24 New Chardon St. 03/09/2019 (30) days of the return the written appearance and costs. the Chelsea Zoning spaces are deficient in CHELSEA LICENSING Boston, MA 02114 To all interested day, action may be if you object to the TERMS OF SALE: Board of Appeals will number and required COMMISSION (617)788-8300 persons: CITY OF CHELSEA taken without further petition. If you fail A deposit of FIVE be held on setback dimensions Cheryl Watson Fisher NOTICE OF A Petition for REQUEST FOR QUOTES notice to you. to file the written ap- THOUSAND DOLLARS Tuesday, October 10, Lot 2 - minimum lot NOTICE OF HEARING City Solicitor PETITION FOR Formal Adjudication CDBG Lead Paint UNSUPERVISED AD- pearance by the return AND 00 CENTS 2019 size, side yard setbacks Case No. 2019-31 9/19/19, 9/26/19 CHANGE OF NAME of Intestacy and Ap- Testing Services MINISTRATION UNDER date, action may be ($5,000.00) in the 6:00 p.m. and proposed parking Notice is hereby given C Docket No. pointment of Personal The City of Chelsea, THE MASSACHUSETTS taken in this matter form of a certified Chelsea Senior spaces are deficient in in accordance with the SU19C0377CA Representative has Massachusetts, through UNIFORM PROBATE without further notice check, bank treasurer’s Center - 10 Riley Way - number and required Massachusetts Zoning In the matter of: been filed by Cheryl its Chief Procurement CODE (MUPC) to you. In addition check or money order Chelsea, MA setback dimensions at Act, Chapter 40A that LEGAL NOTICE Female Cheek Byrne of Marblehead, Officer, is seeking A Personal Repre- to filing the written will be required to be With reference to the the premises known as: a Regular Meeting of A Petition to Change MA requesting that the Request for Quotes sentative appointed appearance, you or delivered at or before application of: 46 and 48 Library the Chelsea Zoning Name of Adult has Court enter a formal for “CDBG Lead Paint under the MUPC in an your attorney must the time the bid is Harold Kalick Street Board of Appeals will been filed by Female Decree and Order and Testing Services”. unsupervised adminis- file a written affidavit offered. The successful For Variance to All interested parties be held on Cheek of Chelsea, MA for such other relief Request for Quotes tration is not required stating the specific bidder will be required construct a two story should attend the Thursday, October 10, CITY OF CHELSEA requesting that the as requested in the will be available on or to file an inventory or facts and grounds of to execute a Foreclo- structure with a pro- hearing or provide 2019 INVITATIONS FOR BIDS court enter a Decree Petition. after September 18, annual accounts with your objection within sure Sale Agreement posed use of a marine written comment to 6:00 p.m. DPW OFFICE changing their name The Petitioner requests 2019 by contacting the Court. Persons 30 days after the immediately after the office with an existing the Board. A copy of Chelsea Senior RENOVATIONS to: that: Cheryl Byrne of Dylan Cook, Chief interested in the return date. close of the bidding. accessory parking the application and Center - 10 Riley Way - The City of Chelsea Celeste Yvette Williams Marblehead, MA be Procurement Officer at estate are entitled to IMPORTANT NOTICE The balance of the structure which does petition is available for Chelsea, MA Massachusetts through Any person may appointed as Personal [email protected] notice regarding the The outcome of this purchase price shall not meet minimum review at the Office With reference to the its Chief Procurement appear for purposes Representative(s) or by visiting the City’s administration directly proceeding may limit be paid within thirty zoning requirements of the City Clerk, 500 application of: Officer is seeking of objecting to the of said estate to website at http:// from the Personal or completely take (30) days from the for land setbacks and/ Broadway, Room 209, Roback Real Estate, bids for “DPW Office petition by filing an serve With Personal www.chelseama.gov/ Representative and away the above- sale date in the form or easement of 15 Chelsea, MA. LLC c/o Jason Roback Renovations”. appearance at: Suffolk Surety on the bond purchasing/pages/cur- may petition the Court named person’s right of a certified check, feet from the mean 9/19/19, 9/26/19 For Special Permit Invitation for Bids will Probate and Family in an unsupervised rent-bids-solicitations. in any matter relating to make decisions bank treasurer’s high-water line for C and Variance for the be available on or Court before 10:00 administration. Quotes must be sealed to the estate, including about personal affairs check or other check any structure in the construction of an after September 18, a.m. on the return IMPORTANT NO- and clearly marked the distribution of or financial affairs or satisfactory to Mort- Waterfront District at eight (8) dwelling 2019 by contacting day of 10/23/2019. TICE “CDBG Lead Paint assets and expenses of both. The above- gagee’s attorney. The the premises known as: LEGAL NOTICE unit structure which Dylan Cook, Chief This is NOT a hearing You have the right to Testing Services” administration. named person has Mortgagee reserves 201 Marginal Street does not meet current Procurement Officer at date, but a deadline obtain a copy of the and submitted to the WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. the right to ask for a the right to bid at the All interested parties minimum zoning re- [email protected] by which you must file Petition from the Peti- Office of the Chief Dunn, First Justice of lawyer. Anyone may sale, to reject any and should attend the quirements for number or by visiting the City’s a written appearance tioner or at the Court. Procurement Officer this Court. make this request on all bids, to continue hearing or provide of stories, height, lot website at http:// if you object to this You have a right to no later than 11:00AM Date: September 05, behalf of the above- the sale and to amend written comment to NOTICE OF HEARING size, density, side yard www.chelseama.gov/ proceeding. object to this proceed- on Thursday, October 2019 named person. If the the terms of the sale the Board. A copy of Case No. 2019-29 setbacks and number purchasing/pages/cur- WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. ing. To do so, you or 10, 2019. Felix D. Arroyo above-named person by written or oral the application and Notice is hereby given of off-street parking rent-bids-solicitations. Dunn, First Justice of your attorney must file The City of Chelsea Register of Probate cannot afford a lawyer, announcement made petition is available for in accordance with the spaces at the premises Bids must be sealed this Court. a written appearance reserves the right to 9/19/19 one may be appointed before or during the review at the Office Massachusetts Zoning known as: and clearly marked Date: September 10, and objection at this accept any proposal, C at State expense. foreclosure sale. If of the City Clerk, 500 Act, Chapter 40A that 52 Spencer Avenue “DPW Office Renova- 2019 Court before: 10:00 to reject any or all WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. the sale is set aside Broadway, Room 209, a Regular Meeting of All interested parties tions” and submitted to Felix D. Arroyo, a.m. on the return day proposals and to waive Dunn, First Justice of for any reason, the Chelsea, MA. the Chelsea Zoning should attend the the Office of the Chief Register of Probate of 10/22/2019. minor irregularities this Court. Purchaser at the 9/19/19, 9/26/19 Board of Appeals will hearing or provide Procurement Officer, 9/19/19 This is NOT a hearing and/or formalities as it Date: September 11, sale shall be entitled C be held on written comment to City Hall, Room 204, C date, but a deadline deems to be in the best 2019 only to a return of Thursday, October 10, the Board. A copy of Chelsea, Massachusetts by which you must file interest of the City. Felix D. Arroyo, the deposit paid. The 2019 the application and no later than 2:00PM, a written appearance In accordance with A short story about Register of Probate purchaser shall have LEGAL NOTICE 6:00 p.m. petition is available for Thursday, October 3, LEGAL NOTICE and objection if our Minority Business growing up with an 9/19/19 no further recourse Chelsea Senior review at the Office 2019. COMMONWEALTH you object to this Enterprise Plan, we are unfair advantage. Polio. C against the Mortgagor, Center - 10 Riley Way - of the City Clerk, 500 Each bid must be OF MASSACHUSETTS proceeding. If you inviting all qualified As one of the last American children to the Mortgagee or the Chelsea, MA Broadway, Room 209, accompanied by a THE TRIAL COURT fail to file a timely women and minority contract polio, Jeffrey Galpin grew up in a world of iron lungs and body casts, alone with his imagination. His story would be Mortgagee’s attorney. With reference to the Chelsea, MA. certified check, issued PROBATE AND written appearance business firms to dramatic enough if it was just about his battle with this dreaded disease. The description of the NOTICE OF HEARING application of: 9/19/19, 9/26/19 by a responsible bank FAMILY COURT and objection followed respond. But Jeffrey Galpin did more than survive LEGAL NOTICE polio. He went on to a list of achievements in medical research—including being the premises contained in Case No. 2019-27 The Neighborhood C or trust company. Or Middlesex Division by an affidavit of The City of Chelsea is principal investigator in applying the first MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE gene therapy for HIV/AIDS. Dr. Galpin actually credits his own said mortgage shall Notice is hereby given Developers, Inc. a bid bond duly exe- INFORMAL PROBATE objections within thirty an Equal Opportunity incurable condition for giving him the focus OF SALE OF REAL that made him so passionate in his research. control in the event His story leaves us with two of the most ESTATE in accordance with the For Special Permit and cuted by the bidder as PUBLICATION (30) days of the return Employer. contagious messages we know. Don’t give up, and remember to give back. If of an error in this Massachusetts Zoning Variance to demolish LEGAL NOTICE principal and having as NOTICE day, action may be This Request for Pro- Dr. Galpin’s story inspires just one more By virtue and in person to make a difference, then its telling execution of the Power publication. TIME WILL Act, Chapter 40A that an existing commercial COMMONEALTH surety thereon a surety Docket No. taken without further posals is in accordance here has been well worth while. of Sale contained in a BE OF THE ESSENCE. a Regular Meeting of structure and construct OF MASSACHUSETTS company approved SU19P1918EA notice to you. with M.G.L. Chapter certain Mortgage given Other terms, if any, the Chelsea Zoning a sixty-two dwelling THE TRIAL COURT by the City, all in the Estate of: UNSUPERVISED AD- 30B. aaos.org/75years by Eduardo A. Cruz to be announced at Board of Appeals will unit structure that PROBATE AND amount of 5% of the Frederick R. MINISTRATION UNDER Dylan Cook and Ana E. Campos to the sale. be held on does not meet current FAMILY COURT bid payable to the Kelley, Jr. THE MASSACHUSETTS Chief Procurement Celebrating Human Healing Chase Bank USA, N.A., JPMorgan Chase Bank, Thursday, October 10, minimum zoning Suffolk Probate “City of Chelsea.” Date of Death: UNIFORM PROBATE Officer orthoinfo.org dated April 25, 2005 N.A. 2019 requirements for rear And Family Court The City of Chelsea June 22, 2019 CODE (MUPC) 9/19/19 and recorded with Present Holder of said 6:00 p.m. yard setbacks, open 24 New Chardon St. reserves the right to To all persons A Personal Repre- C the Suffolk County Mortgage, Chelsea Senior space and number of Boston, MA 02114 accept any bid, to interested in the above sentative appointed Registry of Deeds at By Its Attorneys, Center - 10 Riley Way - off-street parking spac- (617)788-8300 reject and/or all bids captioned estate by under the MUPC in an Book 36953, Page ORLANS PC Chelsea, MA es and residential units NOTICE OF and to waive minor Petition of Petitioner unsupervised adminis- LEGAL NOTICE 83, subsequently PO Box 540540 With reference to the on the ground floor PETITION FOR irregularities and/ Frederick R. Kelley, III tration is not required COMMONWEALTH assigned to JPMorgan Waltham, MA 02454 application of: in the Retail Business CHANGE OF NAME or formalities as it of Melrose, MA to file an inventory or OF MASSACHUSETTS Chase Bank, National Phone: (781) 790- Antonio & Kizzie Reyes District at the premises Docket No. deems to be in the best A Will has been annual accounts with THE TRIAL COURT Association by Chase 7800 For Special Permit and known as: SU19C0425CA interest of the City. admitted to informal the Court. Persons PROBATE AND Bank USA, N.A. by 16-006238 Variance to demolish 25 Sixth Street In the matter of: In accordance with probate. interested in the FAMILY COURT assignment recorded 9/19/19, 9/26/19, third floor sloped All interested parties Catherine Marie our Minority Business Frederick R. Kelley, estate are entitled to Suffolk Division Thursday, September 19, 2019 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 13 13TH ANNUAL REVERE BEACH MEMORIAL

Photos by Keiko Hiromi

The 13th Annual Revere Beach Memorial took place in the Reinstein Bandstand at Revere Beach on Sunday, Sept. 15. Families, friends and community members gathered at the Bandstand for the annual candlelight vigil to remember those lost to drugs and alcohol. More than 300 names of the vic- tim were read this year, and Revere Fire sounded a bell for each person announced. Melanie Falagan and Patty Walz comfort one another Nunzio Celona (center) salutes the flag during “National Anthem.” during the 13th Annual Revere Beach Memorial.

Revere Police Capt. Amy O’Hara reading names of those Revere firefighters Leonard DiBartolomeo and Gregg Bow- who lost their lives to addiction during the 13th Annual en ring the fire bell as each name was read. Revere Beach Memorial. Jacob Baril reflects during the Memorial.

Families, friends and community members gather at 13th Annual Revere Beach Memorial.

Lynne Baker contemplates those that have been lost due TO PLACE YOUR AD 781-485-0588 to the addiction crisis.

LEGAL NOTICE Date: September 9, Chelsea, MA 02150. will be held by the feet of Everett Avenue the contract price as Act, Chapter 40A that Bids will be available the Commission voted COMMONWEALTH 2019 Jeannette Cintron Chelsea Licensing Com- in the City of Chelsea, stipulated in Section a Regular Meeting of on or after September to approve the follow- OF MASSACHUSETTS Felix D. Arroyo, LEGAL NOTICE White mission on Thursday, Massachusetts. Work 00700 GENERAL the Chelsea Zoning 18, 2019 by contacting ing Regulations: THE TRIAL COURT Register of Probate City Clerk October 3, 2019 at shall also include all CONDITIONS of these Board of Appeals will Dylan Cook, Chief To amend the Citywide PROBATE AND FAMILY 9/19/19 9/19/19, 9/26/19 6:00 p.m., in the City loading, handling, specifications. be held on Procurement Officer at Parking Program COURT DEPARTMENT C C Council Conference transportation, mobili- All bids for this Thursday, October 10, [email protected] Article 13 of the Traffic SUFFOLK Division Room, Chelsea City zation and equipment project are subject 2019 or by visiting the City’s and Parking Rules DIVORCE SUMMONS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Hall, 500 Broadway, complete necessary to to applicable bidding 6:00 p.m. website at http:// and Regulations to the BY PUBLICATION In accordance with LEGAL NOTICE Chelsea, MA to property remove and laws of Massachusetts, Chelsea Senior Center www.chelseama.gov/ following sections: AND MAILING Section 2-7(d) of the consider an Application dispose of all rail tim- including General Laws – 10 Riley Way – purchasing/pages/cur- 1. To amend Section Suffolk Probate Chelsea City Charter for an Amendment to bers on site, including Chapter 30 Section Chelsea, MA rent-bids-solicitations. 13-5-5 (B) of the And Family Court notice is hereby current Amusement/ degraded materials 39M as amended. With reference to the Bids must be sealed Non-Residential 24 New Chardon St. NOTICE given that at a regular Entertainment License as shown in SECTION Prevailing Wage Rates application of: and clearly marked Parking Program to Boston, MA 02114 In accordance with meeting of the Chelsea LEGAL NOTICE to include Comedy, 01014 - ATTACHMENT as determined by Harold Kalick “Mobile Command read as: “Trade/Craft Docket No. Section 2-7(d) of the City Council held on City of Chelsea Live Shows and Magic A and coordination of the Director of the For Variance to Unit - Upgrades” Contractor Parking SU19D0659DR Chelsea City Charter June 17, 2019 the City Board of Health Show. Hearings are work with public and Executive Office of construct a two story and submitted to the Passes - the fee for Roxanna R. notice is hereby Council voted after Tobacco Sales Viola- conducted in English; if private stakeholders in Labor and Workforce structure with a pro- Office of the Chief acquiring a trade/craft Pinales given that at a regular a second reading to tions Public Hearings needed, please bring the work area. Development under posed use of a marine Procurement Officer contractor pass is five Also Known as: meeting of the Chelsea approve the following Notice is hereby given a translator to the The required contract the provisions of the office with an existing no later than 10:00AM dollars ($5.00) a day Roxanna R. Mejia City Council held on ordinance change: that a public hearing hearing. completion date is Massachusetts General accessory parking on Thursday, October for daily pass, fifteen vs. September 9, 2019 the Now, therefore be will be held by the CHELSEA LICENSING November 26, 2019. Laws Chapter 149, structure which does 10, 2019. dollars ($15.00) a William B. City Council voted after it Ordained, that Chelsea Board of COMMISSION Bid Security in the Section 26 to 27H, as not meet minimum The City of Chelsea week for weekly Pinales a second reading to the Revised Code of Health on Tuesday, Cheryl Watson Fisher form of a bid bond, amended, apply to zoning requirements reserves the right to pass or thirty dollars To the Defendant: approve the following Ordinances of the October 15, 2019 at City Solicitor cash, certified check, this project. It is the for land setbacks and/ accept any proposal, ($30.00) a month for The Plaintiff has filed a ordinance change: City of Chelsea as 5:15 p.m., at the Chel- 9/19/19, 9/26/19 treasurer’s or cashier’s responsibility of the or easement of 15 to reject any or all a monthly pass.” Complaint for Divorce Now, therefore be it amended, be further sea Public Library, 569 C check payable to the Bidder, before bid feet from the mean proposals and to waive 2. To amend Section requesting that the Ordained, that Chapter amended and adopted Broadway, Chelsea, Owner, is required opening, to request if high-water line for any minor irregularities 13-5-4.2 (B) of the Court grant a divorce 34, Article VII of the as follows: MA, to consider re- in the amount of necessary, any addi- structure in the Wa- and/or formalities as it Non-Residential Park- for Irretrievable Revised Code of Ordi- That Chapter 34, voking, suspending or LEGAL NOTICE five percent of the tional information on terfront District at the deems to be in the best ing Program to read Breakdown nances of the City of Article V - Off Street modifying the Tobacco bid, in accordance Prevailing Wage Rates premises known as: interest of the City. as: “Landlord Visitor The Complaint is on Chelsea as amended, Parking requirements Product Sales Permit with Section 00200, for those trades people 201 Marginal Street In accordance with Parking Passes - Land- file at the Court. be further amended - Section 34-106 (j) be of F & A LLC d/b/a INSTRUCTIONS TO who may be employed All interested parties our Minority Business lord visitor passes are An Automatic by deleting Section amended as follows by Park St. Convenience BIDDERS. for the proposed work should attend the Enterprise Plan, we are ten dollars ($10.00) Restraining Order has 34-156 and replacing adding: aka Park St. Mini SECTION Copies of the under this contract. hearing or provide inviting all qualified for a six (6) month been entered in this it as follows: 1. Any relief from Mart at 104 Park St. 00100 contract documents By submission of a written comment to women and minority period or any part matter preventing Sec. 34-156. - Inclu- off-street parking relative to violations ADVERTISEMENT are available through bid, the Bidder agrees the Board. A copy of business firms to thereof. A lost, stolen you from taking any sionary housing. requirements in this of Chelsea Board of FOR BIDS the City of Chelsea that this bid shall be the application and respond. or damaged landlord action which would (a) _Purpose and zoning ordinance shall Health Tobacco Control City of Chelsea, Purchasing Depart- good and may not be petition is available for The City of Chelsea is visitor parking pass negatively impact the intent. disqualify that location Regulations Sections Massachusetts ment online at http:// withdrawn for a period review at the Office an Equal Opportunity may be replaced one current financial status (b) _Definitions. from participating in G, sale of flavored (Owner) www.chelseama.gov/ of 30 days, Saturdays, of the City Clerk, 500 Employer. time at the discretion of either party. SEE (c) _Applicability. the Residential Parking tobacco products; H, Sealed bids for purchasing/pages/cur- Sundays and legal Broadway, Room 209, This Request for Pro- of the Parking Clerk.” Supplemental Probate (d) _Exemptions. Sticker Program. sale of blunt wraps, construction of Timber rent-bids-solicitations. holidays excluded after Chelsea, MA. posals is in accordance To install a removable Court Rule 411. (e) _Mandatory 2. That the Zoning and K, self-service dis- Rail Support Disposal The Purchasing Depart- the opening of bids. Publication in the with M.G.L. Chapter rubber speed bump You are required to provision of affordable Board be required to play. These allegations Services for the City of ment website requires The Owner reserves Chelsea Record Thurs- 30B. at 125 Marlborough serve upon: Jenny units. notify the Traffic and constitute a second Chelsea, Massachu- prospective bidders the right to waive any day, September 19, Dylan Cook Street and 70 Harleen Guirado, (f) _Fees-in-lieu-of Parking office of the offense. setts, will be received enter their name, informalities in bids 2019 and Thursday, Chief Procurement Shawmut Street as a Esq. Law Offices of affordable housing relief so that location Board of Health at Room 206, City organization, address, and to reject any or September 26, 2019 Officer pilot program for two Jenny H. Guirado units. can be added to the list Hearings are open to Hall, 500 Broadway, telephone number, fax all bids. 9/19/19 9/19/19 months. 82 Cummins Hwy., (g) _Restrictions. of those not eligible to the General Public Chelsea, Massachusetts number, and email CITY OF CHELSEA, C C To post a “No Parking Roslindale, MA 02131, (h) _Monitoring and participate. 9/19/19, 9/26/19 02150 until 11:00 in order to secure MASSACHUSETTS This Side” sign in front MA 02108 your enforcement. 3. As a condition C a.m. prevailing time, contract document. BY ITS CHIEF PRO- of 92 Chester Avenue. answer, if any on or (i) _Right of first re- of this relief, all on October 4th, 2019 Addendum will be CUREMENT OFFICER LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE To post a handicap sign before 10/21/2019. fusal and foreclosure. leases for tenants shall at which time and published to furnished Weston & Sampson at 65 Fourth Street. If you fail to do so, the (j) _Needs assessment specifically state that a LEGAL NOTICE place said bids will be email addresses. The Engineers, Inc. Jeannette Cintron court will proceed to review. tenant may not obtain publicly opened and Contract Documents Reading, Massachu- White the hearing and adju- A full copy of the or- or apply for a City of read aloud. will be available to setts Parking Clerk dication of his action. dinance is available at Chelsea residential The scope of work in- prospective bidders 9/19/19 CITY OF CHELSEA N O T I C E 9/19/19 You are also required the Office of the City sticker. cludes the removal and starting on September C INVITATION FOR BIDS In accordance with C to file a copy of your Clerk, City Hall, 500 4. This amendment Re: Tu Casa disposal or recycling 6, 2019. MOBILE COMMAND Section 6-3 (b) of the answer, if any, in the Broadway, Room 209, shall become effective Restaurant Inc., of approximately 110 The selected contractor UNIT - UPGRADES Chelsea City Charter office of the Register Chelsea, MA 02150. January 1, 2020. 403-405 Broadway tons of creosote-im- shall furnish a LEGAL NOTICE The City of Chelsea, notice is hereby of this Court. Jeannette Cintron A full copy of the or- Chelsea, MA pacted rail timbers performance bond NOTICE OF HEARING Massachusetts, through given that at a Regular Witness, Hon. Brian J. White dinance is available at Chelsea Licensing stored on Vale Street, and a payment bond Case No. 2019-26 its Chief Procurement Meeting of the Chelsea Dunn, First Justice of City Clerk the Office of the City Commission generated as a result in amount at least Notice is hereby given Officer, is seeking bids Traffic and Parking this Court. 9/19/19, 9/26/19 Clerk, City Hall, 500 Notice is hereby given of road and utility equal to one hundred in accordance with the for “Mobile Command Commission held on C Broadway, Room 209, that a public hearing construction in 800 percent (100%) of Massachusetts Zoning Unit - Upgrades”. September 3, 2019, Page 14 THE CHELSEA RECORD Thursday, September 19, 2019 NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION

COUNCIL CALLS Committee meeting in or- He also said they worked Finance Committee. are here tonight,” said Rep. to vote in favor of the proj- FOR CRACKDOWN der to make the necessary independently and were not “In the past, most mem- Adrian Madaro at the fare- ect, others still felt it was changes. interfered with at all. bers attended one or more well party last week. “I too big with not enough ON AIRBNBS, “The homeowners need “The Task Force worked meetings, but I will propose remember when we first parking. SHORT-TERM to live at the property,” said wholly independent,” he at the Sept. 16 meeting to met over a cup of coffee “I’d be happy with six RENTALS Councilor McLaughlin. “If said. “We determined the create a new committee – at Angela’s Cafe and being (units), I know you want they’re going back to Win- scope and had access to in- the Committee on Budget so impressed with your vi- nine, but I’d like to see six,” EVERETT - At their chester or Somerville, they formation about revenues – that will be made up of sion for this community. said one HVNA member at first meeting of the fall, don’t care about 191 Nich- and to City and School of- the whole School Commit- You immediately became Monday night’s meeting. City Councilors called for ols St. They’re not being ficials and employees. The tee,” he said. “That’s in the a fixture in the East Boston Attorney for Trichillo, immediate action on the is- disturbed.” mayor was hands-off… works.” Community and provided a Richard Lynds, said a lot sue of short-term rentals in “This is what absentee These four members were He said time will be of breath of fresh air and vital- has gone into designing a the city limits after reports landlords are going to do,” chosen because they had no the essence, and most mem- ity to Main Streets. While project that tried to balance of nightmare scenarios in said Councilor Matewsky, prior involvement with Ev- bers of the School Commit- this has been an organiza- the needs of the community which “absentee landlords” who compared the Nichols erett so they could produce tee had positive reactions to tion that has had a positive with the needs of the devel- are flagrantly skirting the Street Airbnb to the fra- a thorough and objective the report. impact on the community oper. Lynds said his client law while allowing their ternity in the film ‘Animal report.” “We’re going to move for years you were able to heard loud and clear that properties to become dens House.’ “It’s unacceptable.” That report produced quickly on this,” he said. expand its reach and im- the project was too tall and of debauchery. “The ordinance needs to nine recommendations, “There have already been pact so many through your reduced the height, as well Earlier this year, a short- be tweaked,” said Coun- with two of them not re- conversations. I think most work. We are so grateful as offering the nine units as term rental ordinance went cilwoman Rosa DiFlorio. lated to the School Depart- of the recommendations are for what you have done for homeownership opportuni- into effect in Everett. The “You absolutely have to ment. As previously report- seen as reasonable and at- East Boston and you will be ties rather than rental units. ordinance requires that all live on the property. We ed in the Independent, the tainable in a short period of missed.” short-term rental properties will get it done.” key issue for the 2018 bud- time. The one recommen- Before arriving at Main managed through book- Councilor John McK- get meltdown was that the dation about a finance posi- Streets Gruner’s resume ing sites like Airbnb and POLICE innon suggested adding a School Department hired tion at City Hall is out of our includes over 15 years Vrbo be licensed just like INVESTIGATING measure that every time 97 employees after the bud- hands. Personally, I’d rather of non-profit manage- any other business. Rental emergency services is get had been set and with- see a consultant in that po- ment experience. He has VANDALISM AT ST. operators must apply for a called to the site of an Airb- out a funding source identi- sition rather than a full-time served as a leader in the GEORGE CHURCH license with the City, pay nb, that the homeowner be fied to pay for them. employee though.” arena of Health and Hu- for said license, and have LYNN - The Lynn Police billed for the visit. Part of the problem was Tyler said he and the man Services, particularly the license approved by the Department is conducting The City Clerk admitted that historically the schools Task Force believe that the Developmental Disabili- City Clerk in order to oper- an ongoing investigation of that he has received com- did not participate in the recommendations should ty, Education, Community ate legally. an incident of vandalism at plaints about short-term internal controls set up by be seriously considered Development, and Trans- However, according to the St. George Greek Or- rentals at other locations, the City’s finance office. and should be implemented portation. Gruner holds a City Clerk Sergio Cornelio, thodox Church, 54 South but none as egregious as the Those controls do not allow within a year. Master’s Degree as well he has yet to receive a sin- Common. St. aforementioned case. for anyone to be hired and “We hope these are giv- as numerous certifications gle application, despite his Lt. Mike Kmiec, LPD pub- “Even one is enough,” added to the payroll with- en a chance,” he said. “We in nonprofit management. office mailing out dozens lic information officer, said the said Councilman Stephen out identifying a funding think the nine recommen- Prior to this appointment he of notices to known rent- incident was first reported by Simonelli. source. The schools did not dations of the Task Force was a founding partner in a al operators. The result is the church president to the po- Councilor Peter Napol- have those controls, but the should be reviewed by the strategic consulting group, an unregulated market of itano suggested learning lice on Sunday, Sept. 8. first and most critical- rec School Finance Review was executive director of mini-hotels cropping up all from neighboring towns Kmiec said as part of ommendation by the Task Committee a year from a statewide trail organiza- over the city, and it’s caus- that have had success in the investigation Lynn Po- Force was to make sure the now to determine whether tion, and served as a senior ing real problems for some gaining control over their lice officers viewed three schools participated in the the recommendations have manager of a human service residents. short-term rental markets, areas of the church build- City’s systems. been implemented or not,” organization. He has also Victoria Sinnickson and such as Malden. ing where graffiti had been Another recommenda- he said. “If not, why not, founded several non-prof- her husband, Paul Spring, “Malden has shut a lot spray painted. tions dealt with hiring some- and if implemented, have its, has served on numerous of 193 Nichols St. recited of these down, created new “Three different loca- one to interface between the they made a difference.” boards, as well as having a letter before Council in ordinances and created zon- tions had been spraypaint- City and the School Depart- City Councilor Wayne founded a language immer- which they describe what it ing,” he said. “Most of the ed, one was one of the icons ment on Budget issues, also Matewsky said he felt like sion charter school. has been like to live in the [Airbnbs] listed back in on the outside, along with serving as an expert on edu- the report contained things “It’s been an absolute plea- same building as the (now June are now closed.” two other spots on the ex- Councilor McLaughlin cation funding initiatives at he’d been hoping to hear sure to work in East Boston illegally operated) Airbnb terior of the building,” said isn’t opposed to Airbnbs the state level. for many years. and to collaborate with all at 191 Nichols St. Kmiec. operating legally and safely “It just makes up too big a “This is a breath of fresh of you,” said Gruner. “I just “Living next to an Airb- He added there was no in Everett, but said guide- portion of the City’s finances air,” he said. “I’ve been want to thank you all for your nb since March of 2019 other damage in the area to lines must be more rigid. to not have someone there here many years and this is friendship, your wisdom, has caused much stress and other parts of the building “It’s a great business to dealing with this in an expert so refreshing.” your guidance and support disruption to our lives,” the or the property. Kmiec said have, but they need to have way all the time,” said Tyler. over these past six years.” letter began. that the removal of the graf- restrictions,” he said. Said Councilor Anthony It went on to describe COMMUNITY SAYS EBMS started as a nov- fiti has taken place. Airbnb did not return a DiPierro, “I would say we how the Airbnb is regularly FAREWELL TO MAX el idea–to take a stretch of The police lieutenant said request for comment prior to move ahead quite brisk- the site of loud house par- Eastie’s business district the incident at St. George is the deadline for this article. ly on this and I think we GRUNER ties consisting of 20 to 30 along Meridian Street dec- believed to be an isolated should call a meeting of EAST BOSTON - When people, mostly men, play- imated in the 1970s by poor one. “We are not aware of the School Finance Review Max Gruner took over the ing loud music and congre- TASK FORCE ON design, steel grates and un- any other incidents of this Committee as soon as pos- reigns of East Boston Main gating in shared hallways SCHOOL FINANCE sightly signage and trans- nature at other locations in sible. I have always said Streets in 2013 he hit the at all hours of the day and form it into an attractive the city,” said Kmiec. PRESENTS the School Department and ground running. For the night. These partygoers use commercial area with a uni- FINDINGS City Hall shouldn’t oper- past six years under Grun- drugs and alcohol and their formed look. CANDIDATES ate as separate entities. I’m er’s leadership Main Streets vehicles constantly come EVERETT - The may- Gruner will be replaced happy to see that is one area partnered with numerous START THEIR and go, sometimes parking oral-appointed Blue Rib- by Gladys Oliveros as the this report addresses in try- businesses in the neighbor- ELECTION BIDS on the couple’s property, bon Task Force on school new executive director. Be- ing to bring them together.” hood to increase the quality their letter stated. finances presented its - find fore her appointment she REVERE - It’s on to Many of the other rec- of life for residents while Sinnickson takes care ings and recommendations worked as a program super- Tuesday, November 5 ommendations had to do creating a vibrant and pros- of her 96-year-old moth- to a joint meeting of the visor for BCYF. for the candidates whose with the School Committee. perous business district that er, who one time spotted a City Council and School names did not appear on the Member David Ela said has benefited all who live, houseguest relieving him- Committee on Weds., Sept. HVNA VOTES ballot in Tuesday’s prelimi- he was very upset in read- work, and visit Eastie. self on the lawn just out- 4, at City Hall, and it was AGAINST PROJECT nary election. ing the repot because it was While Main Streets sig- side her glass entranceway. a moment whereby many Mayor Brian Arrigo and hard to believe that so many nature events like Taste EAST BOSTON -In a Sinnickson has also seen bad practices of the past Councillor-at-Large Dan people were hired outside of Eastie and the annual close vote Harbor View guests urinating off of the were brought into the light Rizzo move on to the Nov. of the knowledge of the Kindergarten Parade grew Neighborhood Association top-floor porch onto her – and given a path out of the 5 mayoral election in a re- School Committee. under Gruner’s tenure, his (HVNA) members voted 31 driveway. woods. match of their hard-fought “That’s probably what work helping to transform to 28 against a project on The couple has found The Task Force was 2015 contest. The two upset me the most about and improve Eastie’s busi- Horace Street at the group’s cigarette butts and beer cans made up of four members candidates have been cam- this report – being unaware ness district will be his last- September meeting at the strewn around the property, who had no connection to paigning hard throughout ing mark on the community. Edward Brooke’s Charter and woke up one morning Everett, led by Sam Ty- of the 65 and 32 employees the summer and the enthu- Sadly, Gruner announced School. to find that smoke detectors ler, the former director of hired after we approved the siasm and interest in this over the summer he was This was the third pre- in the common areas had the Boston Municipal Fi- budget,” he said. “I will exciting race will intensify leaving Main Streets for a sentation given to HVNA been deactivated, creating a nance Bureau. Following take responsibility, but I in the next six weeks lead- job in New Mexico and de- members concerning the safety issue. the school budget crisis of didn’t have the information ing up to Election Day. parted for a new chapter in project at 37 Horace St. Sinnickson reported 2018, Tyler and his col- or knowledge. It’s import- There will be three con- his life over the weekend. There, owner Joseph that the homeowners that leagues were charged by ant we are moving in the tested races for ward coun- Last Thursday the Main Trichillo is looking to purchased the unit in De- Mayor Carlo DeMaria in right direction. We’ve had cillor seats. Incumbent Streets board held a special demolish an existing cember of 2019, and who February 2018 with taking great meetings with the Ward 2 Ira Novoselsky is farewell party for Gruner three-family home and don’t live on the premises, a deep dive into what had mayor and CFO Eric De- being challenged by Robert with dozens of Eastie resi- combine it with two vacant refuse to speak to her after happened, and how the City mas. We will have ongoing E. Bent for the seat. In Ward dents, business leaders and lots and build a nine-unit she exposed that they were and School Department collaboration with them… 5, incumbent John Powers friends paying tribute to the structure with nine parking also operating an illegal could do a better job with Things don’t happen over- is being challenged by Eric man that has had a positive spaces on this new 8,000 basement apartment in the school finance. night. We’ll review these Lampedecchio. (Ricky Se- impact on Eastie’s future. square-foot lot. building. Tyler said they met first and see where we are in one rino and Nicholas Moulai- “It’s hard to believe The units would be sold “They previously said it on Feb. 15, 2018, and had year. That’s a good goal for son Sr. will square off for you were only here for six as condos and consist of was their property and they nine meetings, with the last us.” the Ward 6 seat). years,” said East Boston four one-bedroom, two could do whatever they coming on June 13 of this He also said the only Ward 1 Councillor Jo- Chamber President Jim Ke- two-bedroom and three wanted to,” she told Coun- year – all organized by for- information they had was anne McKenna, Ward 3 arney. “It feels like a lot lon- three-bedroom units. cil. mer City Hall worker Omar the “burn rate,” which is Councillor and current ger because of the mark you Variances needed for this The distraught couple Easy. While the report and a calculation of how fast City Council President Ar- have left on this community project are Use, Floor Area called on Council to sup- recommendations were ex- the school budget is being thur Guinasso, and Ward 4 and all you have done for Ratio, Height, and Parking. port stricter ordinances on pected one year ago, Tyler spent. He said they were Councillor Patrick Keefe us. Your reach went beyond Members at the meeting short-term rentals. They said they quickly decided to about two weeks away from Jr. will be unopposed in the the Main Streets District and asked if the project was an suggested that this could in- expand their report to take learning of the new hires general election. your work had a tremendous ‘as of right’ project, how clude limiting them to busi- an all-encompassing look from September via the De- There was no prelimi- impact on the business own- many units could the devel- ness districts where they at Everett’s finances and its cember burn rate. nary election for the School ers, residents, homeowners oper build. Trichillo’s attor- will not disturb residents or characteristics. “We need better tools,” Committee race Tuesday. and children that live and ney, Richard Lynds, said If requiring that the operators “A good part of the time he added. Those seeking one of the work in East Boston.” you combine the lots you live on the property. was spent dealing and School Committeeman six seats on the School Since coming to Eastie could build eight units as of Councilors sided with working with former Supt. Frank Parker said they will Committee (the mayor is be moving to start work- Gruner dedicated his work right. an ex-officio member and the pair, promising to crack Foresteire and his team, ing on the recommenda- at Main Streets to providing The corner lot has under- serves as chair) in Novem- down not just on the owners and later with Interim Supt. tions as soon as the Sept. an opportunity to showcase gone several design chang- ber are incumbents Stacey of the Nichols Street rental, Janice Gauthier and her 16 meeting, where one of the rich cultural heritage, es since first presented to Bronsdon-Rizzo, Michael but on short-term rentals team,” he said. “We had in- the recommendations will natural beauty, and vibrant the group earlier this year. Ferrante, Susan Gravellese, citywide. terviews with some School be implemented. That one business opportunities of a Some of the changes made Frederick Sannella, and Councilors Michael Committee members and deals with making sure the community that is ideally were a reduction in height Carol Tye, along with can- McLaughlin and Wayne we decided to take a harder entire School Committee situated to truly becoming of the building and the total didates Anthony D’Ambro- Matewsky proposed that and longer look, and a more is participating in the bud- the Gateway to Boston. number of units. sio, John Kingston, Albert the short-term rental ordi- comprehensive look, at the geting process, rather than “The testament to your While some of these Terminiello Jr., and Mi- nance be reviewed at the entirety of the City’s financ- es for five years.” just three members on the work are the people who changes swayed a good chael Toto Jr. next Legislative Affairs amount of HVNA members Thursday, September 19, 2019 THE CHELSEA RECORD Page 15

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