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VOLUME 20, No. 23 WEDNESDAY November 13, 2019 Super Bowl Aspirations INDEX Editorial 4 Revere overpowers Wayland to advance to North final Sports 11 By Cary Shuman in Melrose. The winner ad- rific Wayland offense and sive exploits on both sides, covery by junior lineman vances to the Super Bowl quarterback Mason Boli- there were some notewor- Dominic Reed that Llanos Classifieds 18 A dream season that has on Dec. 7 at Gillette Stadi- var, who scored four touch- thy defensive plays ny Re- turned in to six points on a Real Estate 18 placed Revere High among um in Foxboro. downs in the game. vere at crucial moments, the top football teams in Llanos, who has been While there were offen- including a key fumble re- See FOOTBALL Page 13 DEATHS Massachusetts and united sensational all season on the student body and the both sides of the ball, made Robert Boccuzzi entire community continues another major contribution Judith Ann Bryson Friday night in what many to a Revere victory with Joseph D’Amelio alumni are calling the big- 241 yards rushing, a leap- Alfred Anthony DiRienzo gest athletic event in school ing interception (seconds Malesa Fagone history. after spotter Ira Novoselsky Thomas Hickey, Jr. The Revere football predicted a “turnover” in Olga Kazinowicz team, led by electrifying ju- the Revere pressbox) and a Cyndi Lee Mandell nior running back Joe Lla- well-executed halfback option pass. Albert Nicotera nos and star junior quarterback Calvin Boudreau who Boudreau was immense Rita Pizzi is playing the best football piloting Revere’s offense, James Smith of his career when it matters connecting with senior cap- Dolores Stroll most, defeated a high-pow- tain Lucas Barbosa for two Mary Travaglia ered Wayland team, 42-35, touchdowns and senior cap- Obituaries Pages 8-9 in a Division 4 North semi- tain Joanthan Murphy for a final before a large crowd 19-yard TD reception that Friday night at Harry Della proved to be the game-win- INDEPENDENT Russo Stadium. ning points in a wild fourth NEWSPAPER GROUP Coach Lou Cicatelli’s quarter. undefeated Patriots (9-0) Revere needed every bit will play undefeated Mel- of its explosive offense and BYE BYE: Joe Llanos broke away from the pack for his third touchdown of the first quarter, rose (9-0) in the Division superb playcalling by its a 33-yard sprint that pushed Revere to a 20-8 first quarter lead. Revere ended the game with a 42-35 lead, and will face Melrose on Friday, Nov. 15, at Melrose, 7 p.m. A win there 4 North final Friday night coaches to hold back a ter- against #1 seed Melrose will ensure a trip to the Division 4 Super Bowl. 50 CENTS NEWS BRIEFS An Impressive Debut MAYORAL Newcomer Anthony D’Ambrosio tops the ticket in school committee race CANDIDATES SPENT $519,256 IN By Cary Shuman And D’Ambrosio’s Committee member Gerry so lucky and grateful to be votes, including hundreds THEIR CAMPAIGNS well-organized campaign D’Ambrosio and Michelle elected to the School Com- from newcomers to the There is a new force on and lofty results were no- D’Ambrosio, accepted his mittee,” said D’Ambrosio. election process, D’Am- Revere’s 2019 mayoral the Revere schools’ scene ticed by city officials. new status as a prolific vo- Asked about his cam- brosio responded, “My election was not only ex- and he is 23-year-old Yale Ward 4 Councillor tegetter in stride. paign strategy that pro- citing, but it was expensive graduate Anthony D’Am- Patrick Keefe, who was “I’m just so blessed and duced more than 5,300 See D’AMBROSIO Page 2 as Mayor Brian Arrigo and brosio. re-elected to office, said, Councillor-at-Large Dan Making his first bid for “Anthony’s vote tally cer- Rizzo combined to spend office, D’Ambrosio stunned tainly impressed me. I $519,256 in their respective longtime political observers knew that Anthony had run Revere Karate home to martial arts campaigns for the corner with his first-place finish in a really nice campaign and office. the nine-candidate School he has a long of strong fam- Arrigo, who was re-elect- Committee election on ily support. I knew he was champion Anthony Cogliandro ed mayor, spent $329,593, Nov. 5. D’Ambrosio topped going to get on the board, Story & Photo by Marianne Salza practicing martial arts since ticipated in the tournament the largest amount among the ticket with 5,243 votes, but I wasn’t sure how he he was 2 years old; and in 13 times, holds the record the 99 candidates who finishing ahead of biennial was going to finish. Anthony Cogliandro, October, competed in the with five wins in the grand sought election in the 34 ticket-topper Carol Tye by “I couldn’t believe he a fifth-degree black belt International Karate Cham- champions’ bracket, in cities that had mayoral con- 245 votes, along with in- was able to top Carol Tye, in Ed Parker’s American pionships (IKC), in Chile. tests. Rizzo spent $189,663 cumbents Mike Ferrante, who has topped the ticket Kenpo Karate, has been Cogliandro, who has par- See COGLIANDRO Page 2 in his campaign, the third Stacey Rizzo, Susan Grav- for several years,” contin- highest amount among all ellese and Fred Sannella, ued Keefe. “It just goes to mayoral candidates. Quincy who were also re-elected. show you that there is a Mayor Thomas Koch spent D’Ambrosio’s impres- new generation coming up $236,739 in his successful sive total drew compari- in Revere and I think they campaign for re-election. sons to Councillor-at-Large were really impressed with The candidates’ expen- Jessica Giannino, who re- what Anthony’s going to ditures listed above are ac- ceived 5,684 votes in her bring to the table.” cording to data filed by the re-election to office. That’s D’Ambrosio, who is the impressive company for a son of prominent local at- See BRIEFS Page 2 first-time officer seeker. torney and former School

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The event was long and there were lots of PHOTO BY MARIANNE SALZA Carol Tye $ .45Per competitors from around the world, but Revere Karate Academy Associate Professor, Gallon after victories over fighters from Venezuela Anthony Cogliandro, a fifth-degree black and Chile, Cogliandro will bring back his 9th belt in Ed Parker’s American Kenpo Karate, School Committee • 1002 Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service Heavyweight Fighting Gold Medal home to is an International Karate Championships paid political advertisement CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE Revere! record holder. SOLD

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November Special lenger Eric Lampedecchio - use discount code MED2 by 330 votes in a rematch clude preliminary and gen- John Powers. eral elections. and get seven classes for of their 2017 race. Lam- the price of six. pedecchio ran a vigor- Arrigo began his cam- 5, Gibson Park in the Point paign with $165,251 in his Use hockey, recreational ous campaign for several or figure skates. Beginner, months and attended many of Pines and a new park in account. Rizzo started his intermediate and advanced City Council meetings, but Oak Island. campaign with $6,834.55. classes taught. For infor- Powers also campaigned Powers said he is looking mation and to register, call hard and won in all five pre- forward to working with May- BU GRADUATES cincts of the ward. or Arrigo and the City Council REVERE Bay State Skating School at “I base my victory on to continue moving the city in 781-890-8480 or visit on- my efforts and accomplish- a positive direction. RESIDENTS line at www.BayStateSkat- Mayor Brian Arrigo shown with his wife, Daveen and sons, ments for the residents of Powers and all elected Boston University ingSchool.org. officials will be inaugurated awarded academic degrees Joseph and Jack outside the polling location at St. Mary’s Ward 5,” said Powers. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5. The popular councillor during a Jan. 1 ceremony. to 2,106 students in Sep- SUPPORT GROUP led the way with Mayor In the other contested tember 2019. TO MEET ward races, Ward 2 Coun- Receiving degrees were Brian Arrigo and his col- FAMILY CELEBRATION National Alliance on leagues in securing approv- cillor Ira Novoselsky de- Revere students Naima Ma- feated Robert Bent while tahri, Bachelor of Science Mental Illness Greater al of a bond authorization North Shore is hosting a for a new fire station that Ricky Serino defeated Nick in Computer Science, Cum Moulaison Sr. to take the Laude; Rachel E. Glasser, Family and Friends Sup- will serve the Point of port Group and an Individ- Pines, Revere Beach Bou- Ward 6 seat that is being va- Master of Education in Cur- ual (Peer) Support Group levard, Oak Island, and cated by retiring Councillor riculum and Teaching; Anna on Wednesday Nov. 27 lower Revere Street, as well Charlie Patch. Stepanova, Bachelor of Arts from 7 - 8:30 p.m. at Salem as the entire city. Ward 1 Councillor Jo- in Economics; Dominique During his tenure, Pow- anne McKenna, Ward 3 Ciarlone, Master of Educa- Hospital, Davenport Room ers has helped make major Councillor Arthur Guinas- tion in Early Childhood Ed- 102A, 81 Highland Ave, improvements to address so, and Ward 4 Councllor ucation; Susan A. Holland, Beverly. The two groups the flooding issues in the Patrick Keefe were un- Master of Science in Com- are for family and friends ward. He also advocated opposed in their bids for puter Information Systems; of those dealing with men- for two new parks in Ward re-election to the 11-mem- Adrienne Foti, Master of tal health challenges and for ber City Council. Education in Early Child- individuals (peers) and they hood Education; Giancarlo meet the last Wednesday Ganoza, Bachelor of Sci- of Every Month . For more ence in Management information e-mail csad- Studies, Cum Laude; Alaa [email protected] or call K. Redwan, Certificate of 617-984-0504 and leave a Advanced Graduate Study Gerry Visconti and his family celebrated a victory last week message. Also visit www. in Pediatric Dentistry. at D’Parmas as he was elected to the Revere City Council … namigreaternorthshore.org. Cogliandro // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 which victors from each di- ate Professor and co-owner vision compete to become of his family-run Broadway champion. dojo, Revere Karate Acade- “I was lucky enough my, founded by his martial to win my division,” said artist parents: Tony Cogli- D’Ambrosio // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 the 37-year-old. “I fought andro and Doreen DiRien- someone from Venezuela zo. Seventy of Cogliandro’s and Chile. I’ve fought up students and their families campaign was unique in D’Ambrosio said his and to succeed in those to 10 times in the division are preparing to compete in that we came at it from sort family, including his par- jobs,” said D’Ambrosio. before.” the April 2020 IKC. of an innovative angle. ents, his siblings, and his “During my campaign, I The International Karate “We have a big team. “We tied the older strate- grandparents, were instru- talked about the tech jobs Championships originat- I’m really excited,” said gies that have proven to be mental in his campaign. He and STEM-oriented jobs ed in Long Beach, Calif., Cogliandro, who specializ- successful and some newer, also credited the assistance that just dominate the in 1964, and is an annual es in point fighting. “This more innovative strategies. of friends Josh Verrengia Greater Boston job mar- sports karate tournament is one of my favorite things The older strategies: we and Justin Pioppi, whose ket. In the construction of that is held in a different to do because I get to travel knocked on thousands of family owns the popu- a new high school, we have country each year. around the world and meet doors and we held signs al- lar Luigi’s Restaurant in a tremendous social and “Bruce Lee debuted at a lot of great people. It’s ex- most every single morning Beachmont. community opportunity to the first International - Ka citing.” for months. We spent so Anthony D’Ambrosio “I had the most dedicat- shape the ways in which rate Championships, where Cogliandro is a substitute many dozens of hours stuff- ed campaign team I could our students build their he beat the guy in under a teacher in Revere Public ing envelopes for mailers The campaign also put have possibly imagined,” skills for the job force and minute,” exclaimed Cogli- Schools and loves to teach; and we made phone calls together a series of short said D’Ambrosio. “I owe for life after school.” andro, who is planning for especially instructing the and went to every event we videos online. “We loved the world to them and I’m D’Ambrosio, who re- next year’s tournament in over 150 students at Revere could to meet as many peo- doing the videos that out- so excited they bought in ceived his Master’s degree Dublin, Ireland. Karate Academy, which he ple as possible.” lined the goals of our cam- to the message that I was from Cambridge University Cogliandro is an Associ- considers to be a sensation- D’Ambrosio also adver- paign and policy points,” pushing. And they really in England earlier this year, al sports team. tised in local newspapers said D’Ambrosio. believed in it and that’s why said he made his decision to “Our school has been a and his efforts in publiciz- The campaign videos they were out there.” run for School Committee part of this community for ing a major endorsement resonated online, with each Younger voters, includ- after discussing it with his RON’S just about 40 years,” Cog- from former Mayor Tom drawing more than 5,000 ing high school students parents, and his girlfriend, liandro said, while peering Ambrosino gave his surg- viewers. and newcomers to the city, Caitlin Walsh. at a framed photograph of ing campaign a boost in the “The tying of the old and also supported the D’Am- They encouraged him OIL himself as a toddler, with final weeks. D’Ambrosio new methods of campaign- bosio campaign. to go for it, and just a few Call For his parents poised in their had an internship in D’Am- ing really did end up being He has been receiving months later, Anthony Low Price gis. “It’s nice to get recog- brosio’s Chelsea City Man- successful for us,” said congratulatory calls – in- D’Ambrosio, is a newly nition for our accomplish- ager’s Office while he was D’Ambrosio. “I believe we cluding one from Sen. Ed- elected member of the Re- 781-397-1930 ments. We have amazing a student at Yale. struck a happy medium be- ward J. 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The members of the veterans and their families, was a brief but effective God for their presence at Beachmont VFW Post 6712 as well as the difference be- ceremony, causing those this ceremony on this day, gathered at 11 O’clock on tween Memorial Day and present to ponder days past, as others were not so lucky. Nov. 11 in front of the post this day of recognition. It looking ahead and thanking on Bennington Street. This is the annual gathering in front of the historic can- on in the front of the post, where the American Flag proudly waves marking this long standing gathering place for veterans from around the area. Sr. Vice Commander and Past Commander Pat Caruso called to their attention to officially recognize it was Veteran’s Day. Caruso read Sr. Vice Commander Pat Caruso speaks about Veterans Day. a paragraph or two about Past Commander and current Sr. Vice Commander call the members of Post 6712 to the meaning of the day to attention and recite the Pledge of Allegiance. Also shown, Junior Vice Commander Charles Monahan, John Spano and Quartermaster Tommy Basiano. Organization seeks to give undocumented residents the right to apply for driver's licenses A simple trip in the car to has been very long, but the community.” censes are a transportation the Market Basket for many issues and the struggles of One of the key argu- issue not an immigration undocumented residents of those in the community ha- ments against the bill is issue. It wasn’t until I got The Beachmont VFW Post #6712 on Bennington Street is a Revere could equal a cat- ven’t changed.” many feel there is no way to to the State House that I re- monument to our local veterans. It has welcomed thou- astrophic separation from Consecha has established definitively tell if a person’s alized that the bill is in the sands of visitors and comrades to enjoy it’s hospitality and their children and families strong circles in Lawrence documents are legitimate. Transportation Commit- friendship. Last Monday morning at 11am a brief ceremony – and one statewide orga- and Lowell and Worcester, Because such a license was held outside the main entrance. tee; and for good reason. nization has tirelessly spent but they have a very strong would have to be procured Unfortunately, the vitriol the last year trying to revive network in East Boston. through using foreign coun- surrounding immigration the bill in the State Legis- One of the challenges try birth certificates, there nationally has stood in the NICHOLLS SWEEPS FIRST PLACE lature to let undocumented for undocumented residents are doubts about the reli- way of passing common AT DANCE COMPETITION residents qualify for driv- who drive is that they can ability of those documents. sense, revenue generating, er’s licenses. easily be pulled over, and Many say it could lead to public safety legislation. Volunteer organizer without a license, that often identity fraud and other My hope is we get this done Amelia Gonzalez Pinal, a can lead to deportation. Pi- criminal actions too. before this term expires.” resident of Chelsea, said nal said some men from the Advocates say that birth And the deadline for the Cosecha began activism organization in Lawrence certificates and passports term is a real big part of with several circles around were working construction can be verified through the activism now going on, the state one year ago on in New Hampshire. There consulates, such as the El Pinal said. They have until Nov. 3 to bring the issue was no public transit, so Salvadoran or Honduran July to get the bill passed, to the forefront once again. they had to drive. The driv- consulates who have fre- or they have to start over The campaign is called quently visited Chelsea for er had not license, and got again. In the Senate, Pres- Manejando Sin Miedo, or pulled over. Two of his document verification and ident Karen Spilka has re- Driving without Fear, and co-workers were undocu- renewal. cently come out in favor of the group has done every- mented, and the situation Pinal said there is a bill the plan, but Gov. Charlie thing from traditional lob- led to them being detained in the House Transportation Baker has been adamantly bying to spending a week- by the federal government. Committee that is being against it for some time. end camped out on the State Other struggles are eco- held there. They are cur- House Lawn. nomic, whereby undocu- rently calling for it to be “If it goes past July, then “We realized nobody mented residents cannot get released for a vote on the we have to start over again has really engaged with a license and are then con- House floor. There, they be- and no one wants that,” she the community,” she said fined to jobs – sometimes lieve they have the votes to said. “It will just lead to this week during an inter- paying below their skill get it passed. more fear. There have been view at Bella Isla in Cary level – that are accessible Already, Chelsea State three previous attempts and Square. “There has been a by public transit. Rep. Dan Ryan, who serves we don’t want to have to lot of good work done. This “In Boston, folks have on the Transportation Com- have four. I have no doubt is one of the big issues that a good option in public mittee, is an ally in the fight. if we get this to the floor those in our organization transit, but not all jobs are “I fully support and for a vote, we’ll have a lot At the Commonwealth Classic Dance Competition held all struggle with…Our ar- accessible by transit,” she have co-sponsored bills of support in the House Nov. 1 of his year at the Marriott, Burlington. Revere and Senate. We hope there resident Albert Nicholls competed in Ballroom Dance gument is the roads would said. “Many of them do that would extend access Competition . With his Instructor Mrs. Saori DeSouza as his be safe and our communi- not have the ability to go to driver’s licenses to all of could either be an override partner, Albert entered 12 dances heats in the beginner, in- ties would be safer. Many beyond the community. It’s our neighbors who have the vote of the governor, or he termediate and full Silver categories in the 61-63 year old other states have passed it. hard for them to go any- ability to drive, regardless could change his mind. We level. Albert placed first in all three dances Cha -Cha, Mam- It won’t be the first time for where. If they’re in Everett of their immigration sta- hope we can get to either of bo and in West Coast Swing Heats. us. There is precedence… or Malden or Chelsea, there tus,” he said. “I was asked those points.” In addition, Albert appreciated his teacher Saori DeSouza This issue has been hanging is a bus, but it isn’t always about this legislation when The bill being advocat- of The Danceport Academy of New England in striving to around the State House for reliable. That makes it hard I first ran, my gut feeling ed is House Bill 3012, she produce the best effort in his Ballroom Dancing. 15 years. Unfortunately, it to get to work outside the then was that driver’s li- said.

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PRESIDENT: Stephen Quigley - [email protected] MARKETING DIRECTOR: Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] LET’S GO REVERE -- Forum BEAT MELROSE! The remarkable journey forged this season by the Re- vere High football team moves another step forward Fri- day evening when coach Lou Cicatelli and his Patriots make the short trek up Route 1 to battle Melrose High in the championship game of the Division 4 North Sectional of the MIAA state football playoffs. At stake in Friday’s encounter with Melrose is a trip to Gillette Stadium for the Super Bowl and the opportunity to play for a Division 4 state championship. From the very start of the 2019 campaign, coach Ci- catelli and his wrecking crew have overcome the odds week-by-week, leaving a succession of top-20 teams in their wake, to the point that the Patriots themselves now are ranked in the top-10 in the state in every poll.

Only one Revere team ever has been ranked so-highly and has played in a Super Bowl -- and that was 46 years ago in 1973. Both Revere and Melrose enter Friday’s contest with perfect 9-0 records, making for a fitting battle with so much on the line between two outstanding teams. We wish coach Cicatelli, his staff, and his team the best of luck. They already have accomplished great things this season and we know they will give it their all on the grid- iron Friday night at Melrose High. Let’s go Revere -- beat Melrose! TO RHS FANS: MAKE REVERE PROUD There is no doubt that there will be plenty of excitement Friday evening when Revere and Melrose battle each other for the Division 4 North championship and the right to advance to the Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium. As is inevitable in such circumstances, emotions and Guest Op-Ed energy will run high, both among the players and fans on both sides. The Revere High football program under coach Lou Ci- We’re on to the future catelli has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years in terms By Mayor Brian M. Arrigo most often a function of ex- City’s progress will pro- sequences of growth. Mod- of its success on the field, but what has impressed us most cited enthusiasm for a can- duce. ern technology, a strong about both the players and their fans has been the manner Winning an election is didate’s message. Our city’s growth was working relationship with in which they have comported themselves. like being hired for a job: While of course I am a major topic of the May- our State and Federal del- The Patriots have been successful -- and had loads of It’s nice to know you’re gratified that the voters re- oral campaigns. I see that egations, and cooperative fun -- but win or lose, the team and their fans always have wanted…and now it’s time turned me to the Mayor’s growth as the catalyst to our efforts with our commer- conducted themselves with class and a respect for their op- to get to work. office and endorsed my future. As future develop- cial sector will assure the ponents that has been a credit to themselves, their school, Unlike a regular job, ideas for city’s future, I ment grows out of vacant, most effective remedies and their city. though, the job that follows am well aware of the many unproductive properties, as that minimize the effects of We wish our Patriots the best of luck on Friday night election as the City’s May- good intentions among new hotels open in our city, growth while we maximize and we urge all Revere fans to act in a manner that is be- or has one unique initial those who did not vote for as Amazon matures into its positive results. fitting our great team, our great school, and our great city. task, and that is to bridge me. Now, it is essential the City’s largest employer, This is the dawn of a the divide that naturally that we all join in singular and as the historic reforma- new, vibrant Revere. We THE CLIMATE SCIENTISTS forms during a one-against- pursuit of the one idea that tion of Suffolk Downs un- are a diverse, welcoming one political campaign. is the source of everyone’s folds in the years to come, city where families of all HAVE BEEN WRONG ALL Over the last seven passion: progress and im- Revere will be situated like backgrounds can work and months, City Councilor provement in our city. never before to seize oppor- build a better life for them- ALONG Dan Rizzo and I set forth I don’t expect unanimous tunities that for too many selves. Growth translates For the better part of three decades, the vast majority different views for the fu- approval of every decision I years have passed us by. to municipal prosperity, and of scientists -- including those hired by the petroleum in- ture of Revere in our lively make during the next four Our location and our pop- that produces a higher qual- dustry -- have warned the world that climate change is oc- campaigns for Mayor. We years. But I promise that ulation always have made ity of life for everyone. curring principally because of carbon emissions from our both enjoyed the support every one of those deci- Revere a city with the po- In the next four years, I addiction to fossil fuels for our automobiles, coal power of passionate backers who sions will be guided by tential for greatness. Now, extend a welcome to every plants, industry, and agricultural production. worked tirelessly toward my heartfelt conviction in we have the chance to turn resident of Revere to join They have measured the effects in any number of ways, victory. As in any cam- what I believe is best for that potential into reality. me along the path of pros- most especially the shrinkage of the ice sheets at the polar paign, the dialogue and lit- the City of Revere. Every- Will challenges accom- perity. We have made great regions that eventually will result, they have said, in a rise erature might have become one--whether they voted pany our growth? Yes. But strides, and we are far from in sea levels around the globe. fiery at times, but that is for me or not--deserves to we are resolute in our ap- done. The also have told us that a warming planet will bring harvest the rewards that our proach to address the con- about an increase in ocean temperatures, which in turn will have devastating consequences both for marine life, which LETTER to the Editor cannot exist in warmer waters, and for ourselves, who will feel the impact of ever-more devastating storms. LET’S GO PATRIOTS do to something no other me to love the game. port of our hometown and They have warned that unless we take steps within the Dear Editor, team in Revere history has I’ve been a big supporter more importantly our own next decade to curb the so-called greenhouse gas emis- done since 1973: win 10 of RHS for years and I hope sions, the Earth could become irreversibly changed by the I hope you are all well. There have only been two games and a spot in the MA you all will join me in sup- See LETTER Page 5 end of this century. Super bowl. I said to coach However, the scientists have been wrong. Very wrong. times in the recent History of Revere that we have been Chick and Coach Vin earli- It turns out that the time frame the climate scientists pre- er in the year that this team dicted for the dramatic effects of climate change to occur ranked this high in Mass Football standings, 1973 has all the makings to go has been grossly underestimated because their models did undefeated and win a Super not take into account the effect of the feedback loops cre- and today. The ‘81 team (class of ‘82) did go 5-0 Bowl. They remind me of ated by our warming planet. the ‘73 team. I can remem- We aren’t scientists, but even we understand what is and ranked 5th in the state before losing a heartbreak- ber as a kid, my dad taking happening right in front of our eyes. me to watch Festa, Muc- evere The ice sheets at the poles are melting faster than even er game to Medford. We had crowds that wrapped ci, Degenevoa, Belmonti, R the direst of models had predicted. The extraordinary heat DiPlazi, Denofrio, Clucas wave across Europe this past summer (U.S. women’s soc- around the stadium in those Journal days. Today, Coach Ci- and the rest of the team play 385 Broadway , Revere, MA 02151 cer fans will recall the high temperatures in France during during that remarkable sea- the World Cup) resulted in temperatures reaching the 80s catelli (‘82) and Coach Gre- 781-485-0588 • Fax: 781-485-1403 gorio (‘82) have a chance son. It was what inspired in the Arctic Circle -- an unheard-of phenomenon. Directory Environment Canada, the country’s national weather The Revere Journal reserves the right to edit letters for space and clarity. agency, confirmed that Alert, Nunavut, the most-norther- We regret that we cannot publish unsigned letters. Please include your street and Advertising and Marketing ly, permanently-inhabited spot on Earth, hit 69.8 degrees telephone number with your submission. The Revere Journal publishes columns, view- Marketing Director Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius) on July 14, the highest points and letters to the editor as a forum for readers to express their opinions and to Deb DiGregorio - [email protected] temperature ever recorded there. encourage debate. Please note that the opinions expressed are not necessarily those of Assistant Marketing Directors As the ice at the poles shrinks, instead of sunlight being The Revere Journal. Text or attachments emailed to [email protected] are preferred. Maureen DiBella - [email protected] reflected (by the ice) back into outer space, it is absorbed Senior Sales Associates by the earth. When that happens, the permafrost at the Arc- Peter Sacco - [email protected] tic Circle starts to thaw out, releasing carbon dioxide that Kathleen Bright-Procopio - [email protected] has been trapped in it for millennia into our atmosphere, ubscription nformation Sioux Gerow - [email protected] thereby warming our planet at an even faster rate. S I Legal Advertising The Revere Journal is published every Wednes- It now is clear that scientists’ predictions that the effects Ellen Bertino - [email protected] of climate change were a distant prospect, for which we day by the Independent Newspaper Group. Period- Ad Design still had time to take appropriate action, have been vastly ical postage rates paid at Boston, MA. Newsstand underestimated -- by a factor of decades. Kane DiMasso-Scott price is 50 cents. Subscriptions are $30 per year in Editorial Climate change is happening today. The devastating Revere, and $60 per year outside the city. 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Her fu- for typographical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the Business Accounts Executive ture is now the present. Judy Russi - [email protected] error occurs. It is the end of the world as we know it. Printer And unless we immediately and dramatically change Advertisers will please notify the management GateHouse Media our ways, we will not be fine (apologies to REM). immediately of any errors that may occur. Wednesday, November 13, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 5 TWENTIETH ANNUAL ACF FAMILY REUNION AND MASS

The ACF - Amaru - Cammarata - Falzone families held there annual Family memorial mass on Sunday Nov. 10, at St Marys of the Assumption church. The family mass was held by Father John Sheridan along with the beautiful voice of Arianna Conte, daughter of Vin and Patti Conte.Over 100 attended the 20th year memorial mass dedicated to deceased family members. The family then preceded to the church hall for a dinner and Celebration of Sarah Cammaratas 100 birthday and the annual scholarship presentations.

The Amaru Family. Chickie Sorrentino along with her children Vin and Donna at the family mass.

The Cammarata Family.

440 • 480 McClellan HIGHWAY The Falzone Family. THE AIRPORT LOGISTICS HUB Letter // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 MULTIPLE OFFICE SUITES AVAILABLE team. kids over the years. Their ly, friends and memories I know Coach won’t ask efforts span not only this of those who crossed our himself, but it would be year, but the past number paths over our lifetime. McClellan McClellan 440 HIGHWAY 480 HIGHWAY great to spread the word for of years, culminating in to- It is not only the class of everyone to be at the game day’s team. ’82 that should be excited, this Friday night in Melrose What is more reward- but every class from as far at 6:45 pm (November 15, ing is when you walk into back as we can get should 2019). It would be nice to Coach Chick’s office, attend. ‘73 class should be have more fans from Re- the first thing you see is a especially excited since no vere than Melrose. There hand-written note on his other team after them have is no reason we can’t be wall from Coach Silvio been so victorious. 10,000 strong. I’ve had a Cella. The note was writ- Please reach out to ev- chance to get to know a lot ten after coach Cicatelli’s eryone you know and ask of these kids and I can tell first year campaign,- en them to be at the game. It you, it’s a special group. I couraging him not to be will be great to see every- think it is not only the foot- discouraged that the future one and more important- ball team, but all coaches is bright. There isn’t a year ly support the school we Business Class priority Boarding Modern amenities and teachers at Revere de- that goes by that myself and walked through the hall- serve our support, because former players tell stories ways for 4 years. The city they all have worked tire- of our days at RHS and how we all grew up and call our lessly to shape the future of every coach and teacher hometown. our kids. Coach Chick with shaped who we are today. I know these kids would his outstanding staff has I’m proud to say, I’m from be excited to have such a done amazing things with Revere and how so many showing of support. these kids both as players coaches and teachers tire- Friday night Melrose sta- boston’s backyard high-end finishes and individuals. I’ve been lessly worked to give ev- dium at 6:45 p.m... fortunate to get to know all eryone a path to a success- Tim Lahey the coaches and I can say ful future. Best Wishes +1 617 933 0158 they have given their hearts It’s not about fame or Rich Finelli and the [email protected] and souls along with these money, it’s about fami- class of 1982 Page 6 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, November 13, 2019 THE REVERE VETERANS COMMITTEE AND THE CITY OF REVERE CELEBRATE VETERAN’S DAY Last Sunday night, the the opening ceremony, De- Revere Veteran’s Commit- Leo and Eurena addressed tee hosted the 15th Annu- the capacity crowd, thank- al Veteran’s Day Dinner/ ing all the veterans in the Dance with DJ Alan La- room and wishing the U.S. Bella, and lots of special Marines a happy 244th guests. birthday. Al Terminiello Jr. and Ira The room was filled with Novoselsky, co-chairmen American pride, honoring and founders of the Revere our flag and the brave veter- Veteran’s Committee were ans that defended her honor the master of ceremonies in battlefields all over the for the evening, welcoming world. The Singing Trooper” Dan- Following the speaking ny Clark and his lovely wife portion of the evening, din- Mary Carusso-Clark, the ner was served. A delicious RHS JROTC Honor Guard, buffet from DeMaino’s was Past Commanders of the Beachmont VFW, Pat Caruso and WWII Veteran Morris Morris is All-American. Speaker of the House Bob on the menu, followed by Bob Gatchel. DeLeo and Secretary of cake and pastry donated Veteran’s Services for the from Luberto’s for our vet- Commonwealth, Francis- erans. Music and dancing co Urena and as always, by DJ Alan LaBella contin- guests from the Chelsea ued through the night, only Soldiers Home. The RHSA interrupted by the calling of JROTC posted the clolors raffle tickets. and the famous rendition of It was a great evening our “National Anthem” by for all, honoring those who Dan Clark brought tears to served and currently serv- everyone’s eyes. Following ing out great nation.

The Beachmont VFW Auxiliary, President June Dennen and her crew work hard to make every event a great one.

Beachmont Auxiliary President June Dennen with Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo. DeLeo congratulated Dennen on the outstanding dedication of the auxiliary.

Secretary Francisco Ure- na addressed the crowd and thanked all the local veterans and spoke of the future in Massachusetts with affordable housing for DJ Alan LaBella had the dance floor filled all night long. our veterans.

House passes legislation to support and honor Veterans On Wednesday House “We’re proud today to Speaker Robert A. DeLeo take action to further sup- and Rep. RoseLee Vincent port and recognize veterans along with their colleagues for their service and sacri- in the House of Represen- fice to our country, especial Pamela M. Anderson (left) received her 100 hours of volun- tatives passed two pieces of those who are students and teering pin for veterans by American Legion Post Auxiliary legislation to improve the may be suffering from the Senior Vice Commander Kathy Welsh. Congratulations mental health care for stu- invisible wounds of war,” Pamela. dent veterans and to honor said Speaker DeLeo, (D – the military service contri- Winthrop). “By building a butions of a female Amer- memorial to recognize the ican Revolutionary War contributions and bravery LET’s TALK Autum (DeLeo’s grand daughter) turned 4 and had a very soldier – days before the of Deborah Sampson, we special happy birthday sung to her by Danny Clark. nation celebrates Veterans send a deserving message TURKEY Day on Nov. 11. of validation and support Thank You Ward 6 Voters for your One bill establishes a for our past, present and continuing education pro- future female service mem- overwhelming Vote of Confidence gram – administered by bers. I thank Chair Camp- the University of Massa- bell for her thoughtful and chusetts Medical School diligent work on these is- $22.95 PER PERSON RICKY – to train public higher ed- sues.” Fresh Smoked Fried Turkey ucation counselors on the “As we mark Veter- Homemade Gravy and Stuffing SERINO symptoms of conditions ans’ Day, I am proud that Macaroni & Cheese Garlic Mashed Potatoes like post-traumatic stress the House has once again disorder (PTSD) and avail- passed legislation which Grilled Green Beans Sweet Corn WARD 6 able resources for treatment will benefit those who Corn Bread Buttermilk Biscuits COUNCILLOR ELECT for veterans attending state served our country val- Salad with Mixed Greens & Romaine colleges and universi- iantly in our Armed Forc- Homemade Cranberry Sauce ties. The legislation aims es, particularly in helping Choice of Pecan, Apple Sweet Potato Pie to provide the necessary to identity and address the Peach Cobbler training for both clinical mental wellbeing of student and non-clinical counsel- veterans in the Common- MINIMUM ORDER 15 PEOPLE Thank you, ors working to support the wealth,” said Rep. RoseLee to all the voters that came out to Smoked Turkey Breast a la carte unique needs of the more Vincent (D-Revere). “As 5 lbs. to 10 lbs. Whole Smoked/ vote. I appreciate your support. I than 2,500 veteran students we honor our veterans, I $69.00 to $130.00 Fried Turkey did not win a seat on the school attending the state’s 29 thank those who served, 8-12 lbs. $69.00/$89.00 public higher education in- and I also thank Speaker Whole Smoked Pork Loin 10-14 lbs. $89.00/$109.00 committee but I will continue stitutions. DeLeo and Chairwoman 5 lbs. to 10 lbs. The second bill estab- Dean Campbell for their $45.00 to $85.00 to advocate for the schools and the students. lishes a 15-member com- commitment to ensuring CALL TO PLACE YOUR ORDER: 617-348-9800 mission to design a memo- Massachusetts continues to Two locations: 1148 N. Shore Rd., Revere MA See you all at rial in honor of Deborah rank number one in the na- 600 D Street, Boston MA the polls in Sampson, who disguised tion for veterans’ services.” “Training counselors at 9” x 11” pan fixins’ - $35.00 each herself as a man in order Mac & Cheese • Garlic Mashed Potatoes • Collard Greens two years. to serve in the Continen- our institutions of higher Creamed Spinach • Homemade Stuffing • Sweet Corn • tal Army. The commission learning to be familiar with Candied Yams • Grilled Green Beans Sincerely, will consist of legislators, the challenges that veterans Orders must be placed and prepaid by 7P.M., on Monday, Nov. 25. the Secretary of the Depart- face during the transition These cold, fully cooked, prepared meal may be picked up at the ment of Veterans’ Services, from active duty and com- Café, 600 D Street, Boston (across from the Renaissance Hotel) on JOHN Wednesday, Nov. 27, by 5P.M. Turkey must be reheated to an internal the Adjutant General of the bat to civilian life, and to as- temperature of 165°F. Complete reheating instructions will be KINGSTON Commonwealth, and repre- sist them when the going gets provided. Before placing your order, please inform your server if a sentatives of veteran orga- person in your party has a food allergy. See SUPPORTING VETS Page 7 nizations. Wednesday, November 13, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 7 THE REVERE VETERANS COMMITTEE AND THE CITY OF REVERE CELEBRATE VETERAN’S DAY

If you weren’t inspired by the patriotism at the Revere Veteran’s Committee’s Veterans Day Speaker Bob DeLeo (second from left) with Chairman Al Terminiello Jr, Chairman Ira No- event, then nothing will inspire you. It was all red, white and blue and flag waving all night voselsky and Revere Veterans Affairs Director Marc Silvestri. long, making the event just a wonderful time for all.

Welcoming all local and state officials ad special guests. From left: Revere Veterans Agent Marc Silvestri, Dan and Mary Clark, Secretary Francisco Urena, Speaker Bob DeLeo, Councillor John Powers, Co Chairman/Councillor Ira Novoselsky, Councillors, Tony Zambuto, Ricky Serino, Gerri Visconti and Co Chairman of the Revere Veterans Committee Al Terminiello Jr.

The guests from the Cjelsea Soldiers home went back with a pile of “Thank You “ letters from many Revere elementary students. Shown with Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo a strong supporter of vet- Al Terminiello Jr. and Ira Novoselsky, from Revere Veteran’s Services, eran’s and their rights across the commonwealth. DeLeo is Marc Silvestri and Donna Drezzen. always smiling when he announces that Massachusetts is Shown left, this beautiful cake and pastry was donated by Dan Luberto #1 in the country with veterans benefits and he continues of Luberto’s Bakery. Danny always supports Revere veterans in any way to strive for more funding for our veterans in the Common- possible. wealth of Massachusetts. My sincere gratitude for the continued trust and confidence you have placed in me.

The RHS Patriot Battalion posted the colors, and Dan Clark sang his redition of the “National Anthem,” complete with a story line that is unforgettable. Supporting Vets // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 John Powers tough, will greatly enhance sachusetts Infantry Regi- she removed the bullet her- her bravery and leadership. the chances of a veteran ment led by Captain George self to avoid detection as a Sampson is the official state completing their program of Webb at West Point, N.Y. woman. When she later fell heroine of Massachusetts. Ward 5 City Councillor study and leading a produc- Over the following year seriously ill and was hos- The two bills build on tive civilian life,” said Veter- and a half, she participat- pitalized, her identity was the House’s long-standing Your Full-time City Councillor ans and Federal Affairs Chair ed in dangerous scouting discovered. On Oct. 23, support for veterans with Representative Linda Dean missions, led a raid that 1783, she received an hon- Massachusetts benefits and

Campbell (D-Methuen). brought about the capture of orable discharge and was services often ranked as “Deborah Sampson has been 15 Tory men, and stormed a the only woman to receive No. 1 in the nation. Most recognized nationally as be- British fort during the Siege a full military pension for recently the legislature The Revere Journal reaches thousands ing an inspiration to us all. of Yorktown. her service in the Conti- passed the BRAVE Act as Hers is a Massachusetts story Over the course of her nental Army. John Hancock well as legislation to assist each week. that deserves to be told far service, Sampson sustained and Paul Revere assisted veterans with funeral and Place an Ad in the Journal! and wide.” injuries including a fore- her in obtaining her mili- burial expenses and proper- Call 781 485-0588 In 1782, Sampson used head gash from a sword tary pension, and General ty taxes. the name Robert Shurtleff and a gunshot wound to John Patterson selected her The bills will now go to to join the elite Fourth Mas- the thigh. For the latter, as his aide de camp due to the Senate. Page 8 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, November 13, 2019 OBITUARIES Thomas Hickey, Jr. Rita Pizzi Judith Ann Bryson Retired commission broker Woman of deep faith Known for her big heart, kind soul and Services and interment ey Sr. and Helene Jeannette Rita M. (Kirk) Pizzi, 87, generosity were held for Thomas F. (Buckley) Hickey; the cher- passed away unexpectedly Hickey, Jr., who died on ished brother to Charles E. on Wednesday, Nov. 6 at Judith Ann “Judy” (Ma- Sunday, Oct. 13 following a Hickey and his wife, Pa- the Don Orione Home, East cLeod) Bryson, 61, of Re- long illness at the Don Ori- mela of Saugus and the late Boston. vere, passed away peaceful- one Nursing Home in East Francis P. Hickey and his Family and friends are ly on Monday, Nov. 4 with Boston. late wife, Jan of Morrow, invited to express their re- her family by her side. Born and raised in East Georgia. He is also lovingly spects and condolences Judy was born Feb. 21, Boston, he attended Boston survived by many cousins at St. John the Evangelist 1958 in Boston, to Ernest English High School and and by the Hurley Family Church, 320 Winthrop St., V. Frongillo Jr. and Eliza- was a member of the Class of Crest Avenue in Beach- Winthrop today, Wednes- beth A. (MacLeod) Fron- of 1954. mont, Revere and by many day, Nov. 13 beginning at 9 gillo who predeceased her. Thomas spent most of nieces and nephews. a.m. Immediately to be fol- grown, she began a work- Judy was a proud mother of his working career as a Remembrances may be lowed by a Mass of Chris- ing career at Boston Logan Seneca J. Bryson of Fitch- commission broker. He made to the N.E. Center tian burial at 10 a.m. Inter- International Airport. Rita burg, Batrice M. Bryson great-nephews, all of whom lived in Las Vegas, Nev. for & Home for Veterans, P.O. ment will be in Holy Cross loved to cook for holidays of Waltham, Natasha M. she loved very much. many years, before return- Box 845257, Boston, MA Cemetery, Malden. and special occasions. Bryson, John Michael In addition to her big ing to Boston and living in 02284-5257. For more in- Rita was a lifelong resi- She truly enjoyed knitting Church and Mark Antho- heart, kind soul and gener- Winthrop for over 20 years. formation, please visit: dent of East Boston, mem- and crocheting beautiful ny Church, all of Revere. osity, Judy will fondly be He was the beloved son www.vertuccioandsmith. ber of the Star of the Sea afghans, quilts, hats and She also leaves behind her remembered for crocheting of the late Thomas F. Hick- com. Parish and St. Mary’s grad- scarves for winter, and of- beloved grandchildren: warm blankets and bak- uating class of 1950. On ten gave them as gifts. Rita Samone, Jada, Quenten, ing delicious treats for her Nov. 11, 1951, Rita mar- always cherished every Adrian, Nicholas, Noah family and friends (which Albert Nicotera ried her only love, Thomas family gathering with her and Anthony Lucas. Judy brought her so much joy.) “Johnny” Pizzi at Star of children, grandchildren and was also the loving sister Private family services Retired senior truck driver for Local 25, the Sea. In the years to fol- great grandchildren. of Linda Scoppe, Debbie were held. If you would like Teamsters Union low, she was blessed to be She was the devoted Nickerson and her hus- to request a prayer card, the mother of five children. wife of 52 years to the late band, Kenny, all of Revere, please email: bmb8124@ Family and It was very important that Thomas J. “Johnny” Pizzi, Diane Knopf and her hus- gmail.com. As an expres- friends are she raised her children with loving and caring mother of band. Corey of Tewksbury, sion of sympathy, memorial invited to at- a strong faith in God and to John T. Pizzi and his wife, Robin McArdle and her contributions may be sent tend Visiting have a Catholic education. Glenda of Waltham, Patri- husband, Brandon of Mer- to the World Wildlife Fund, Hours today, Rita was a dedicated cia Pizzi Gamble and her rimack, Lori Del los San- 1250 24th Street N.W., Wednesday, mother and wife. She was husband, Ron of Marlbor- tos of Revere, Terry Haley Washington, D.C. 20037. Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to very involved in school ac- ough, Stephen M. Pizzi and and her husband, Bob of Funeral arrangements noon for Albert A. Nicotera tivities, a den mother in the his wife, Karen of Revere, Tewksbury, Pam McCusk- entrusted to the care and who passed away follow- Cub Scouts and proud to Donna Pizzi Giglio of Win- er and her husband, Joey of direction of the Vertuccio & ing a long illness on Tues- drive the East Boston High throp, and Ritamarie Pizzi Lynn, and Beth Frongillo of Smith, Home for Funerals. day, Nov. 5 at the Bedford Cheerleaders in the Colum- DiSciscio and her husband, North Hampton, N.H. Judy To send online condolenc- Veterans Medical Center. bus Day Parades. William J. DiSciscio Jr. of also leaves several nieces, es, please visit www.ver- His Funeral Service will Rita was a mother who Winthrop; adored Nana of nephews, great-nieces and tuccioandsmith.com. be held in the funeral home led by example and her Elizabeth, Michelle, Tanya, immediately following the their family. Their family, John Jr., Stephen Jr., Tina near and far, provided them children were very proud visitation at 12:15 p.m., of her. Rita’s faith was par- Marie, Rayna, Alannah and and interment will follow with extraordinary care. Nicholas and proud great Mary Travalgia Albert is survived by amount and she demon- in Holy Cross Cemetery, strated it daily. She was an grandmother of ten great Family matriarch, fantastic cook and retired Malden. his sister-in-law, Linda M. grandchildren; dear sister Anderson and her husband, active parishioner at Star Born and raised in Ev- of the Sea Parish. In later of the late Ruth O’Brien, Frank’s Steak House waitress Robert of Seabrook, N.H. Nicholas “James” Kirk, Ha- erett, he was the son of the years, she became a devotee Family and friends are late Agazio and Antonetta and his brother-in-law, zel Fitzpatrick, Earl “Bud- Roger Salucco of Danvers. of the Most Holy Redeemer invited to attend Visiting (Voci) Nicotera. He attend- Parish in East Boston and dy” Kirk, Irene M. Rotondi, He was the brother-in-law Alice E. Oldham, Jean E. Hours on Thursday, Nov. ed Everett High School and St. John the Evangelist in 14 from 10 a.m. to noon in immediately entered the of the late Florence Don- Fiatarone, and Patrick Kirk. ovan, Joseph, Jerry and Winthrop. the Vertuccio and Smith, U.S. Navy during World Prayer was as important Donations in Rita’s Carmen Salucco. He is also memory can be made to Home for Funerals, 773 War II. Mr. Nicotera was a to Rita as taking a breath. Broadway (Rte. 107) Re- Senior Truck Driver for Lo- survived by many devoted the St. Jude Children’s Re- and proud nieces, nephews, Rita would always greet vere for Mary E. “Mary T” cal 25, Teamsters Union all you with a warm embrace search Hospital, 501 St. grandnieces and grand- Jude Place, Memphis, TN (Leyden) Travalgia who of his working career. promising her prayers for died on Sunday, Nov. 10 Mr. Nicotera and his dear nephews. He was the broth- 38105 er of the late Yolanda Mo- you, truly a woman of God. with her daughter and old- late wife, Lillian M. (Salu- Her deep faith allowed her Arrangements are by the scritolo, Catherine Pagnini, Vertuccio and Smith Home est granddaughter by her cco) Nicotera, spent over to have peace in any situa- side at her granddaughter’s with them and always was 67 years together until her Virginia Murphy, Amanda for Funerals, Revere. For ready for a good time with Lehman, Camille Scheri, tion, because she believed home in Tewksbury, just untimely passing on Jan. 4, in the power of prayer. additional information, vis- endless laughs. Orlando A., Anthony, Do- it: www.vertuccioandsmith. three days after celebrating 2018. After her children were her 95th Birthday. Mary also was an avid Although childless, they menic and Joseph Nicotera. com. Boston Sports fan and loved Albert was the last of his Her Funeral Service will considered their nieces, be conducted in the funeral the Red Sox and Patriots. nephews, grandnieces and siblings. We also think that the se- In lieu of flowers, re- Olga Kasinowicz home at 12:15 p.m. follow- grandnephews as their own. ing the visitation and inter- cret to Mary’s long life may They were fiercely protec- membrances may be made have been her nightly glass to the Bedford Veterans A true lady of grace ment will be in Holy Cross tive of their extended fam- Cemetery, Malden. or two of wine. Her fami- ily and always delighted in Medical Center, Attn: Hos- Family and friends are ly lost their matriarch but pice Program, 200 Springs Mary was born and their visits. invited to attend visiting they will always have her in Road, Bedford, MA 01730. raised in Somerville. She They moved to Seabrook, hours on Friday, Nov. 15 was educated in Somerville their hearts and minds for N.H., in 2010 to be closer to from 10 a.m. to noon. in the Public Schools and was the rest of their lives. Vertuccio & Smith, Home a graduate of Somerville She was the devoted for Funerals, 773 Broadway High School. wife of 53 years to the late Cyndi Lee Mandell John F. “Johnny T” Traval- (Rte. 107) Revere for Olga Mary was married in Will be remembered for her quick wit and 1948 to John F. “Johnny gia, loving mother of Anita (Joltki) Kasinowicz who A. Konick of Tewksbury, great sense of humor died following a very brief T.” Travalgia and they later moved to Revere where William P. “Bibi” Traval- illness on Wednesday, Nov. gia and his wife, Stacey of Cyndi Lee (Brooks) 6 at the Cambridge Health they began to raise their family. Mary was very Saugus and the late Theo- Mandell, 55, of East Hamp- Alliance – Everett Hospi- and returned to the work proud of her “Irish Heri- dore W. “Teddy” Travalgia; stead, N.H., passed away tal. She was 91 years old. A force working part-time at cherished grandmother of peacefully on Tuesday, Filene’s in Boston’s histor- tage” and let you know it. Funeral Service will follow Trina Travalgia of Tewks- Nov. 5 after a courageous ic Downtown Crossing as She was a fantastic cook the visitation in the funeral bury and her former hus- battle with cancer. a salesclerk for about 10 and mastered Italian cook- home at 12 noon. Interment band, retired RPD Lt. Kev- The daughter of Kathy years. Olga enjoyed cook- ing for her husband and will be in Woodlawn Cem- family. Her meals were leg- in M. Millerick, Anthony Brooks, Cyndi was born ing for her family and loved J. Travalgia and his wife, etery, Everett. endary and her family cher- and raised in Chelsea and to garden. She would spend Haley of North Andover later relocated to Revere Olga was born on March ished every meal. many days tending to her and Bianca M. Belyea and where she raised her five 20, 1928 to Steven and Mary worked as a wait- beautiful garden. She was her husband, Kevin of Sau- children. Apollonia (Pohorecka) Jolt- ress at the famous Frank’s Brandon Mandell and her also an avid reader of all gus; dear sister of William Cyndi found great joy in ki in Boston’s West End. Steakhouse for 25 years. daughter, Brittany Mandel, sorts of books and novels. Her witty and fiery person- P. Leyden of North Reading helping others, especially She was educated in Bos- both of Peabody, her daugh- She possessed the talent of ality allowed her to love and his late wife, Ruth and through her work at Home ton Public Schools and was the late Lorraine Bennett, Depot and as a real estate ter, Brooke Mandell of East crocheting and would make what she did. She made a graduate of Girls High Robert P. Leyden, Helen M. agent in the Revere area. Hampstead, N.H., and her many wonderful creations many friends through the brother, Buddy Brooks DiFraia, Frances Tassinari, She loved making others School, Class of 1945. for family and friends. Olga years and customers would of East Hampstead, N.H. After graduation, the always request her because Thomas D. Leyden, Alice laugh and will be remem- had a kind word for every- Lynch and Catherine Or- bered for her quick wit and She will also be missed by Second World War was of her dedicated service and many aunts, uncles, cousins one she would meet, a true lando. She is also lovingly great sense of humor. ongoing and Olga secured lady of grace. personality. and friends. Family was paramount survived by many loving Cyndi was a loving a job working in a factory The beloved wife of the Family and Friends are in her life, from playing nieces, nephews, grandmother, daughter, wife and where rubber lifeboats for late Charles A. Kasinowicz, nieces and grandnephews. sister. She is survived by invited to attend a Cele- jokes on her siblings to bration of Life in Cyndi’s the soldiers were manufac- she was the loving mother her husband, Ross of Pea- tured. being surrounded by her memory on January 4, of Charles S. Kasinowicz children and grandchildren. body, her daughter, Kasey Olga was married in 2020, from noon to 4 p.m. of Revere, cherished grand- She loved spending time PRAYER TO Botte and her husband, An- 1949 to Charles Kasino- thony of Beverly, her son at the Italian Community mother of Christine M. wicz and she and her hus- Michael Mandell of East Center, 302 Rantoul Street, Kasinowicz of Revere and ST. JUDE Beverly, MA. Hampstead, N.H., her son, band remained in the West Leah M. Gesse of Everett; O glorious Apostle, St. Jude End and together the couple adored great-grandmother Thaddeus, faithful servant and owned and operated “Bar- of Jalen A. Clermont of Re- friend of Jesus, the name of the Cemetery ney Sheff’s” Delicatessen vere and Terell A. Gesse of traitor has caused you to be for- azza in Boston. They operated Everett; dear sister of Paul gotten by many, but the Church ettering V invokes you universally as the L the deli for approximate- "Beechwood" Joltki and his wife, Virgin- patron of hopeless cases and & ly five years. Olga and her ia of Malden and Steven things despaired of; Pray for me monuments Funeral Home husband moved to Revere Joltki and his wife, Carol Danny S. Smith that I may receive the consola- by 262 Beach St., Revere in 1959, where she made of Winthrop; beloved aunt 773 Broadway tions and succor of Heaven in all (781) 284-1127 her home until her death. of Michelle Scorzella , Mi- Revere, MA 02151 my necessities, tribulations, and John She was a fastidious and chael Joltk , Kris Joltki, all Phone (781) 284-7756 sufferings, and that I may bless Louis R. Vazza ~ Funeral proud homemaker and of Winthrop and the late www.vertuccioandsmith.com God with you and all the Elect Vozzella throughout eternity. 617.592.2209 www.vazzafunerals.com mother. Susan Bates and Steven Olga raised her son Joltki. T.R. Wednesday, November 13, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 9 OBITUARIES Dolores Stroll James Smith Malesa Fagone Animal welfare advocate Retired Woburn teacher and coach Quiet and kind woman who enjoyed the Dolores (Berman) Stroll Department Store in Low- Family and friends are company and presence of her family of Revere, formerly of er Mills and at Manpower. invited to attend Memorial Randolph and Hyde Park, Dolores enjoyed spending Visiting Hours in the Ver- Malesa “Sue” (Skelt- passed away on Thursday, time with her many friends tuccio & Smith, Home for on) Fagone died on Tues- Nov. 7, at 89 years of age. at the Rossetti-Cowan Se- Funerals, 773 Broadway day, Nov. 5 at the Melrose Born in Boston on July nior Center in Revere. She (Rt. 107) Revere on Thurs- Wakefield Hospital in Mel- 20, 1930, she was the de- was an advocate for several day, Nov. 14, from 4 to 7 rose following a long ill- voted daughter of the late Animal Rescue organiza- p.m. for James W. “Smitty” ness. She was 73 years old. Philip David and Helen tions. A graveside service Smith who passed away Her funeral was conducted (Levine) Berman. She was held at Sharon Memo- following a long illness on in the Vertuccio & Smith graduated from Roxbury rial Park, 40 Dedham St., Nov. 6. He was 79 years Home for Funerals, Re- Memorial High School for Sharon, on Monday, Nov. old. A Funeral Service will vere on Tuesday, Nov. 12 Girls in 1949. In 1951 she 11. In lieu of flowers and follow the visitation in the Entombment was in Holy married her beloved hus- to honor Dolores’ love and funeral home at 7:15 p.m. Cross Community Mauso- band, the late Alfred Stroll. appreciation of animals, Interment will be private. and guiding them even as the late Theresa Lou Stack, his children grew to be- leum, Malden. She was the loving mother donations may be made to Parking is available in the cherished aunt of Bryan E. come adults. His greatest Sue was born Dec. 20 of Denise Stroll of Revere the Animal Rescue League lot left of the funeral home. 1945 to Edwin M. and Olga Stack of Birmingham, AL and cherished grandmother of Boston, 10 Chandler St, Born and raised in Chel- honor was when he became a grandfather to his only M. (Turino) Skelton in and Kimberly Beaupre and of Michael Stroll of Ran- Boston, MA 02116 or a sea, he was the son of the Boston. She was raised in her husband, Bryan of Der- dolph. charity or organization that late Herbert H. and Alice granddaughter, Ryleigh. She was his pride and joy Roslindale and educated in ry, NH; the adored grand She was a proud home- protects or provides med- (Hicks) Smith. He attended Boston Public Schools and aunt of Sarah E. and Vic- maker for many years and ical assistance to wild life Chelsea schools and was a and she adored him, and is a graduate of Roslindale toria G. Stack, both of Bir- later worked at Gilchrist’s and domesticated pets. graduate of Chelsea High they loved spending time High School, Class of 1963. mingham, AL and Brennah, School. Following high together. The beloved husband Sue was later married Kyle and Brayden Beaupre school, he continued his of Derry, NH; dear cousin education at Bridgewater of 44 years to Mary Rose and had one son, Ricky. She Alfred Anthony DiRienzo of Alida Falzone and her, State University where he (Orluk) Smith of Woburn, was a devoted housewife companion Richard Vitale Retired regional VP of International Union of earned his bachelor’s de- he was the devoted father and mother. She remained Bricklayers in Washington, D.C. gree. of Erin E. Smith, Ryan J. very close with her parents and Cynthia Willette. She He married Mary Rose Smith and Julie M. Smith and sister until their deaths. is also lovingly survived by Alfred Anthony “Al” Di- (Orluk) and the couple be- and her fiancé, Jess Davis, She was a very quiet and her dear friend, F. Ann Mar- Rienza, of Maryland and gan their family together all of Woburn and admired kind woman who enjoyed tin of Revere. formerly of Revere, passed and made their residence in role model of Michael the company and presence In lieu of flowers, re- away peacefully at home Woburn where he remained Brady of Lowell, adored of her family. membrances may be made surrounded by his family for the past 40-plus years. grandfather of Ryleigh; dear She was the wife of to the Dana-Farber Cancer brother of Robert Smith on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Smitty, as he was affection- Richard A. Fagone of Re- Institute, Division of De- and his wife, Linda of Lynn Al’s career began as a ately known by family and vere, the loving mother of velopment and the Jimmy bricklayer for Local #3 in friends, was a teacher in and the late Richard Smith, Fund, P.O. 849168, Boston, Irma Ajewski, Edward the late Richard “Ricky” Boston. When he retired Woburn schools for the en- Fagone, loving sister of MA 02284-9168. in 2006, he was a Regional tirety of his career teaching Smith and brother-in-law Vice President for the Inter- at the Daniel L. Joyce Mid- to Michael Ajewski and his national Union of Bricklay- companion, Cara LaCourse Felix and John DiRienzo dle School and later in Wo- ers in Washington, D.C. burn High School. During of Saugus; cherished uncle He was the beloved son and grandson Matthew Di- of Denise Hache and her Rienzo Klopfer. those years, he earned the of Anthony and Concetta respect of not only his stu- husband, Jason and their (Salierno) DiRienzo of Vil- Funeral arrangements children: Connor, Cadence SENIOR CENTER NEWS were by the DeVol Funer- dents but also his fellow lamaina, Italy. beloved hus- faculty members. He also and Kenny Smith, Peter band of Martha (Terino) Di- al Home, 10 E. Deer Park Smith and David Smith and The Rossetti-Cowan Se- Combo Exercise.10:00. Drive, Gaithersburg, MD. served as a track and foot- Rienzo for 64 Years; loving ball coach for a number of his wife, Robyn and the late nior Center is located at 25 Friday; Yoga father of Doreen DiRienzo A Mass of Christian Burial Charles M. Ajewski. Winthrop Ave. was offered at Mother Seton years. (Roger Blais Jr.), Christine A devoted husband and In lieu of flowers, re- Having trouble hearing? Parish, 19951 Father Hurley membrances may be made Klopfer (Stephen Klop- father, family was para- Lunch Menu Come Join us Tuesday, Blvd., Germantown, Md., to the American Cancer So- fer Sr.) and Donna Heller mount to him and he was Nov. 14 -Nov. 20 Nov. 26, 2019 at 10:30 on Monday, Nov.11 and ciety, 3 Speen St., Ste. 250, Lunch includes Milk, (Leonard Heller); loving dedicated to his family; a.m. Clear Captions Title grandfather of Anthony interment followed at All Framingham, MA 01701. Coffee or Tea always looking after them IV ADA Specialist will be Cogliandro, Joseph Cog- Souls Cemetery, German- Thursday, Nov. 14…. liandro, Stephen Klopfer, town, Md. In lieu of flow- BBQ Ribs, Mexican Rice, discussing how you can Elizabeth Walko (Klopfer), ers, please send donations Joseph James D’Amelio Mixed Vegetables, Pineap- receive a NO COST cap- Matthew Klopfer and Val- to the Montgomery Hospice, ple Chunks tion phone and captioning erie Batchelor and loving 1355 Piccard Drive, Ste. Well known local businessman, will be Friday, Nov. 15 ….Tuna service if your hearing loss 100, Rockville, Md., 20850, great grandfather to: Tyler, missed by all Salad on Roll, Clam Chow- makes it difficult to use Avery, Kyle, Dylan, Jack- https://www.montgomery- der, French Fries, Assorted your phone. Please R.S.V.P: hospice.org/donate-and-sup- son and Hadley. He was Joseph James D’Amelio Desserts Camille 781-286-8136. predeceased by sisters Con- port. Please sign the family passed away suddenly on Monday, Nov. 18 … cetta DiRienzo and Rita Di- guestbook at: DeVolFuner- Nov. 11 at the age of 49. Vegetable Lasagna, Rice alHome.com. Chair Massage Rienzo (Cauble), brothers Joe was a long-time East Pilaf, Whole Wheat Bread, Barbara MacDonald Boston resident, formerly Chocolate Pud-ding Certified and Licensed of Wilmington. He grew Tuesday, Nov. 19…. Massage Therapist offering Robert Boccuzzi up working in his family’s Cheeseburger on Roll, restaurant in the North End French Fries, Three Bean 15-minute sessions. Cost Revere business owner and founder of of Boston, 5 North Square. Salad, Sliced Pears $10 per session. Please call Market Square Exchange in Lynn He developed a passion Wednesday, Nov. 20… for appointment 781-286- for the restaurant business Cheese Pizza, Minestrone 8156. Robert “Bubba” Boc- and opened up D’Amelio’s Soup, Three Bean Salad, Podiatrist cuzzi, a lifelong resident of Off the Boat Seafood, first Cookies Dr. David Kaplan Basic Revere, died on Nov. 8 at in East Boston and then mund D’Amelio, George Foot Care. Discounted rate the age of 72. moving to a larger, more D’Amelio Jr. and his wife, Art Class $20. Wednesday, Dec. 4. Bubba had owned sever- modern location on Revere Tricia, Christine DiIulio, 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Beginning at 8 a.m. al businesses in Revere and Street in Revere. Albert D’Amelio and An- was the founder of Market Joe worked as a young gelina D’Amelio. He is also Bead Weaving/ Hearing Program Square Exchange in Lynn. survived by many loving Jewelry making class man at Langone Funeral Free Frequency Test and He will be truly missed by Home in the North End. He aunts, uncles, nieces, neph- Monday’s ,11:00 a.m. case history Analysis, with all who knew him. developed an interest in the ews, in-laws, cousins and -2:00 p.m. Born in Winthrop on funeral industry and later friends. Mary Marino for Elderly July 4, 1947 to the late owned a livery company Family and friends will Ceramics Residents. Thursday, No- Angelo and Esther (Alex- Home, Revere. Private In- that specialized in servic- honor Joe’s life by gather- 9:30-11:30 $4.00 class vember 14th . Appoint- ander) Boccuzzi, he was terment. In lieu of flowers, ing the Funeral Industry. ing at the Ruggiero Family fee plus price of chosen ments are suggested but the beloved husband of 50 donations may be made He worked part time for Memorial Home 971 Sara- item. walk-ins will be ser-viced if years to Merle (Buckley) in Robert’s name to the Ruggiero Family Memorial toga St., East Boston on time allows Boccuzzi, devoted father American Heart Associa- Home in East Boston and Sunday, Nov. 17 from 2 to Knitting Group of Matthew Boccuzzi and tion, 300 Fifth Ave., Suite Vazza’s Beechwood Funer- 6 p.m. and again on Mon- Thursday’s, 10:00 a.m.- Blood Pressure his wife, Pauline of Revere, 6, Waltham, MA 02451. al Home in Revere. He will day morning at 8:30 before 11:30 a.m. Individual Conference dear brother of Lucy (Boc- For guest book please vis- be missed by all. leaving in procession to Sa- Nov. 7 and 21. cuzzi) Lally of Swampscott, it www.Buonfiglio.com. He was the beloved hus- cred Heart Church Brooks Exercise Programs Vito Boccuzzi of Danvers, band of Antonietta (Grie- St., East Boston for a 10 (one-hour classes) Senior Center Shuttle and Anthony Boccuzzi and TORF FUNERAL ci) D’Amelio, cherished a.m. Funeral Mass in cel- Monday, Wednesday & Senior Shuttle Program his wife, Annette of Pea- SERVICE son of George D’Amelio ebration of Joe’s life. Ser- Friday; Core & Balance body, adored cousin to the provides local transpor- Pre-need planning with our Sr. and Lillian (Orlandino) vices will conclude with 10:00 a.m. Tuesday Ad- Salvato family, cherished price protection guarantee. D’Amelio, fond son-in-law Joe being entombed at vanced Core & Balance tation for Revere Seniors grandfather of Amanda Arrangements made at our of Dario and Albina Grie- Woodlawn Cemetery. 9:30a.m., Zumba 10:45 sixty-years and over. In- Donovan, Rebecca Devine facility or in the comfort of ci and dear brother of Ed- a.m., Wednesday; Chair formation/registration call and adoring great-grandfa- your own home Yoga. 11:15. Thursday; 781-286-8156 ther of Giavana Rose Seniti 4 generations of the Torf Tradition: and Aaliyah Rae Arciero. Deborah Torf Golden Amy Torf Golden He is also survived by many Hyman J. Torf (1903-2000) M.L. Torf (1867-1940) SENIOR CENTER SNAPSHOTS loving nieces, nephews and Richard A. Pruneau friends. (617) 889-2900 OBITUARIES Funeral arrangements were by the Paul Buonfi- (800)428-7161 glio & Sons-Bruno Funeral www.torffuneralservice.com All obituaries and death notices will be at a cost of $100.00 per paper. To place a memoriam in That includes photo.

the Revere Journal, Please send to PHOTOS BY STEPHEN W. FIELDING The Rossetti-Cowan Senior Center hosted the Alzheimer [email protected] Association on Tuesday, November 5, 2019 who presented please call 781-485-0588 “10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s”. Seniors participated in a very informative session that provided key information or call 781-485-0588 about identifying the signs preceding the onset of this disease. Page 10 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, November 13, 2019

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RHS SPORTS Roundup RHS CROSS in 18:41, James Carpinelli and it paid off with a Great- Soleil Yuong was the COUNTRY TEAMS in 18:51, and Carlos Quin- er Boston League champi- first Revere girl across the tanilla in 19:25. onship.” line in 24:31, followed COMPETE AT “We had a successful On the girls side, four closely by Carly Bennet, DIVISION 1 STATE season and I’m very proud Lady Patriots competed on also at 24:31. MEET of what we accomplished,” Saturday and also wrapped Yulissa Santana Baez said RHS coach Mike up a long season of compe- finished with a time of The Revere High boys- Flynn. “The entire team tition for coach Katie Sin- 27:55 and Salome Geze- and-girls cross country worked hard all year long nott’s squad. hagn came in at 28:21. teams wrapped up their long season, which began with practices in the heat of late August and ended in the chilly November air, this past Saturday in the Di- THANK YOU vision 1 State Meet that was held at the State Training for your overwhelming Center in Wrentham. On the boys’ side, the top finisher for the Patriots vote of confidence -- despite falling because of the slippery conditions -- was sophomore Victor Anthony Pelatere, who covered the 5K (3.1 miles) course in a D’Ambrosio time of 18:16. Senior Fabio Tran was SCHOOL COMMITTEE MOMENTUM STOLEN: Lucas Barbosa intercepted a right behind in 18:17, fol- Wayland pass with Revere leading 34-28 midway through lowed by Christian Madrid the fourth quarter and Wayland marching as the Warriors clawed back from a 34-14 deficit. The interception set up a Revere game-clinching score minutes later. Dominic Reed stands tall in Revere’s victory Your Independent Grocer, Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made THANKSGIVING SALE DAYS Meat Junior lineman makes key fumble recovery "Meat Cut Fresh Every Day" THURSDAY, NOV. 14 THROUGH "Ground Beef & Patties Ground Fresh Daily" By Cary Shuman defensive play of his game. 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Hunts Snack Pack Pudding ...... 10/$10.00 "Fresh Shadybrook & Butterball Turkeys Available" after making a huge recov- Reed, one of many un- Cool Whip 8 oz...... 10/$10.00 All Sizes" Fresh Turkey Breast upon Request ery of a Wayland fumble in sung players who have Chobani Greek Yogurt & Flips ...... 10/$10.00 the Division 4 North final helped Revere soar to a 9-0 Philadelphia Cream Cheese Friday night at packed Har- record, talked about his de- brick pack 8 oz ...... 10/$10.00 Deli ry Della Russo Stadium. fensive gem in an interview Birds Eye Steam Fresh Veggies10 oz...... 10/$10.00 Kretschmar Spiral Ham ...... $6.99/lb Reed pounced on the Green Mountain K-Cups ...... $5.99 limit 3 Finlandia Imported Swiss Cheese ...... $6.59/lb See REED Page 12 Green Giant Canned Vegetables Carando Hot or Sweet Cappicola ...... $6.99/lb football for the most pivotal (ex 3-bean-asparagus spears) ...... 3/$2.00 Carando Genoa Salami ...... Kitchen Basic Stocks ...... 2/$3.00 $6.99/lb Carando Prosciutto ...... Chicken of the Sea Solid White Canned Tuna ...... 4/$5.00 $7.99/lb Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Best Yet Oven Roasted Turkey Breast .....$5.99/lb Hans Kissle Cheese Tortellini Salad...... CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 64 oz. (ex 100%) ...... 2/$5.00 limit 4 $6.99/lb Football // Dole Canned Pineapple 20 oz ...... 2/$3.00 Heinz Gravies ...... 2/$3.00 rushing touchdown on the ents tough opponents each Hellmann's Mayonnaise 30 oz ...... Produce 2/$7.00 Natures Finest All Purpose very next play. week. Stove Top Stuffing ...... 2/$3.00 White Potatoes 5 lb bag ...... 2/$3.00 Revere built a 34-14 lead “Revere has a great team Nestles Morsels ...... 2/$6.00 North Carolina Sweet Golden Yams ...... 69¢/lb in the game but Bolivar right, we play in a good Duncan Hines Cake Mixes rallied Wayland to within league but Revere does, (Classic Only ex Signature varieties) ...... 4/$5.00 Tropical Golden Pineapples ...... 2/$5.00 California Extra Large Artichokes ...... one score, 42-35, with four too, - they beat an excellent Duncan Hines Frosting ...... 3/$5.00 2/$3.00 Natures Finest Fresh Local Apple Cider ...... minutes left. Marblehead team and the Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce ...... 2/$3.00 64oz 2/$5.00 Ocean Spray Fresh Cranberries 12 oz bag ...... $1.99 But the Wayland defense Lynn schools are tough – it Bruce Candied Yams ...... 2/$3.00 Giorgio Whole or Sliced Fresh White Mushrooms ...... $1.99 was unable to contain Lla- was a good game and Re- Classico Pasta Sauce ...... 2/$4.00 Duncan Hines Brownie Mix ...... Sweet Grape Tomatoes pint pkg ...... 2/$4.00 nos, who picked up some vere earned it – I wish them 2/$3.00 Pepperidge Farm Layer Cakes ...... 2/$6.00 crucial first downs that de- the best the rest of the sea- Bridgeford Monkey Bread ...... 2/$6.00 nied the visitors a final pos- son,” said Parseghian. Southland Squash or Turnip ...... 3/$5.00 Bakery session of their own. Cicatelli said Wayland Hood Ice Cream ...... 2/$5.00 limit 4 Banana Cream or Chocolate Cream Pie ...... $6.99 Wayland Coach Scott was the most difficult test Hood Sour Cream 16 oz ...... 4/$5.00 Pecan Pie ...... $5.99 Parseghian said he had of the season. Pillsbury Pie Crust ...... 2/$4.00 Apple-Blueberry-Pumpkin Pies ...... $3.99 expected a high-scoring “I’m so darn proud of our Pillsbury Cookies ...... 2/$5.00 Boston Crème Cake ...... $7.99 game. team and our staff,” said Kraft Cracker Barrel Cheese Variety Cheesecake ...... $11.99 “I knew both teams Cicatelli. “Wayland was or Cracker Cuts ...... 2/$5.00 Raspberry Danish ...... $4.29 were going to score a lot of the best team we’ve met Tropicana Orange Juice 89 oz ...... $5.99 limit 3 Chocolate Dipped Macaroon Cookies ...... $2.99 points and their [Revere’s] all season and their quar- defense played a little better terback was the best player EXAMPLE ORDER FORM than ours,” said Parseghian. we’ve faced. “We commit- COMPLETE DINNER SERVES @ 8-10 The Wayland coach said ted too many penalties and TURKEY ORDER FORM 16-20LB TURKEY Llanos was every bit as it cost us, but we found a good in person as he was in way to win. We can’t make WE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 9 PM 4 LB MASHED POTATOES the game videos. mistakes like that against 4LB STUFFING “I watched him on the Melrose because they are ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 2019. 4 LB SWEET POTATO game films the past week a great team. “They’re fast 36OZ. TURKEY GRAVY and he had three more and they’re big up front, so PRICE WEIGHT EXT. 2. CRANBERRY SAUCE touchdowns tonight – he’s they will match up against PER LB OR QUANTITY AMOUNT. 12 DINNER ROLLS a great running back,” said us very well. APPLE PIE OR PUMPKIN PIE Parseghian. “He’s hard to “It doesn’t get any bigger *WHOLE TURKEY 10-12 people $49.99 COST OF THIS DINNER EXAMPLE @$118.80 tackle. I thought we had than this,” Cicatelli added. 16-20LB him stopped a couple of “The entire city has been NAME times, but he got out of it.” great in supporting us. The *HOTEL STYLE 5-7 people $45.99 Some observers had giv- Revere community has 8LB BREAST PHONE # en Wayland the edge in the been awesome. We have HOMEMADE STUFFING $4.99/LB pre-game buildup because two fan buses making the DATE TO BE PICKED UP: MASHED POTATOES $3.99/LB of its Dual County League trip to Melrose. It’s going APPROX. TIME: schedule, but Parseghian to be a tremendous high SWEET POTATOES $3.99/LB said the NEC also pres- school football game.” CRANBERRY SAUCE $1.99/ TURKEY GRAVY $1.99/12OZ DOZEN DINNER ROLLS $2.99 GO PATS!! DINNER PRICE $ APPLE PIE $3.99 BEAT MELROSE FRIDAY! PUMPKIN PIE $3.99 LESS DEPOSIT/PYT. $ TOTAL PRICE: $ ALL DINNERS MUST BE PAID IN FULL AT TIME OF ORDERING BALANCE DUE $ PLEASE BRING DEPOSIT RECEIPT WHEN YOU PICK UP YOUR ORDER. ROCCO LONGO ALL ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY SAT. NOV. 23, 2019. 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Revere had a sterling 14-1-3 record and hosted perennial Dual County League powerhouse Acton-Boxborough (9-4-5), the No. 8 seed, at Harry Della Russo Stadium. The visitors prevailed by an 8-1 score. Director of Athletics Frank Shea congratulated the team on a successful season that has been part of an amazing resurgence for the fall season’s athletic teams in the program.

Head Coach Megan O’Donnell with starting injured goalie Nahomy Galvez-Martinez Forward for the Patriots last Thursday night, Camila Perez. makes a play at mid-field.

Imane Douane comes to the Patriot bench for a breather.

Carolina Carvalho-Bettero makes a Patriot play at mid-field.

Carolina Carvalho-Bettero fakes out the goalie and goes in for the first Patriot goal in the first half

Seen above, Gisselle Sepulveda in for the injured Camila Perez puts the ball in play after making a stop for the RHS Patriots. It was a long night for the Patriots watching from the bench.

Olivia Freni performed the “National Anthem” for the Patriots.

Madeline Yanes makes a play at Patriot Sofia Choqri in bounds the ball. Stick to It! mid-field. with ourALL NEW Sticky Note Keep Your Name in

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YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1881 thousands VOLUME 20, No. 16 Mid-fielder Sofia Choqri played hard for Wissam Benzerdjeb watches the ball to help WEDNESDAY Serino, Moulaison advance to Ward 6 final election September 11, 2019 By Cary Shuman the Patriots. her goalie in the Patriot end. INDEX ment by State Rep. RoseLee Editorial Ricky Serino and Nich Vincent. Serino works at olas Moulaison Sr. will Sports - the State House as a legis- 4 square off in November for Classifieds lative aide to the popular 13 the Ward 6 seat on the Re Real Estate 22 representative. vere City Council follow- - 22 Serino celebrated with ing their respective first- his many supporters at a DEATHS and-second-place finishes gathering at Casa Lucia. He Amalia Cerrone in Tuesday’s Preliminary said he was “humbled” by David Ferreira Election. the huge vote he received in of loyal Sarah Harriss Serino took the top spot his first run for office. Corinne Lagorio in the field of three candi “I am deeply humbled by Michael Joseph LeClair dates with 583 votes. Mou - today’s results, and I want Kathleen Luongo laison was second with 183- to thank the people of Ward CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11 votes. Samuel MacDonald 6 from the bottom of my Reed // Francis Sarro was elim- heart for their resounding Louise Miniuks inated in the race with 84 Brandon Quigley support of our campaign’s votes. message of having deep Antonio Russo Serino won in all three roots in the community Obituaries Pages 8+9 precincts in the ward, re while at the same time hav- ceiving his highest vote - ing a forward looking vi- in Precinct 1 with 256 sion for the City of Revere. Ward 6 candidates Nick Moulaison and Ricky Serino shook hands outside of St. Mary’s INDEPENDENT votes. He emerged a victor Church in Revere on election night. after the game. have prepared the defense N E W S P A P E R G R O U P “I also want to acknowl- throughout the ward by a edge Fran Sarro for his ef- ginning of this campaign, I readers! solid 3-1 margin. forts in his campaign and have said that I am running have been fortunate to en- Serino received an early congratulate Nick Moulai- because I love my neighbor- gage with many residents boost to his well-organized hood and I love my city, and to knock on doors and hav- How did he recognize well for each opponent. son on advancing to No- of our neighborhood, and I campaign from an endorse- ing conversations with the vember along with me,” I want to help the people of look forward to continuing said Serino. “From the be- my city. Over the past seven 50 CENTS months of this campaign, I See WARD 6 Page 3 the loose football and react “Our defensive coaches NEWS BRIEFS TROLLEY TOUR OF HISTORIC REVERE FALL SCHEDULE AT FIRST so quickly? are awesome,” said Reed. CONGREGATIONAL First Congregational Church 230 Beach Street “I was just there and had “They’re always working Revere, MA 02151 • Sunday worship ser vices 8 a.m. & 11 a.m. · - Closed circuit TV of wor- to react as quick as I could,” hard and giving us hand- ship service located on the first floor for the 11 a.m. Jessica Giannino shown with grandmother, Joann, father service · Limited handi- Sticky size:Chris, and friends. 3 in. x3 in. capped parking is available said Reed. “I just dove on outs for the blitz packages.” • Nursery is provided Giannino tops ticket for for infants - kindergarten during the 11 a.m. service Shown sizedAt-Large to scalecandidates above • Sunday school for 2 ½ years old – Adults, 9:15 it. And then we scored on He is grateful to Cicatelli a.m.; nursery provided for By Cary Shuman er incumbent council- infants and covers approx.Councillor-at-Large Jes-2 columns lors-at-large – Steven Mora- Toddlers sica Giannino again showed bito, George Rotondo, and • Junior and Senior High strength at the ballot box the next possession. It was for giving him an opportu- Anthony Zambuto - joined Youth Groups (grades 7-8, across the entire city on her Giannino as nominees for RHS defensive lineman 9-12) meet Sunday eve way to an impressive first- the general election in No- nings from 6:00 – 8:15 p.m. Shown above is one of - two morning tours which place in the Preliminary vember. The incumbents • Visit the church Web Election Tuesday. an awesome feeling.” nity to be a part of such a started at the Revere fared very well in the elec- site at www.firstcongre Society for Cultural and Giannino topped the tion, finishing in the three Dominic Reed is pictured Copy for a Stickyvere.org - ticket in the 13-candidate Historical Preservation successive spots behind the • Phone 781-284-4158 (RSCHP) building before field with 2,012 votes. pacesetting Giannino. making its way through Nine other candidates, “Dominic’s play was close-knit team and to be a Morabito was second ANNUAL REVERE the City. Shown to the including the three oth- after the Patriots’ 42-35 BEACH ART left are RSCHP president See GIANNINO Page 3 FESTIVAL RETURNS Bob Upton, with longtime member of the RSCHP, Len RIZZO HOSTS huge and I think our onside contributor each week. due 2 weeks The Revere Beach Part Piazza. See more photos victory over Wayland Friday nership is excited to - on Pages 18 and 19. LUAU FUNDRAISER 13th Annual Revere Beach Memorial set for Sunday See NEWS BRIEFS Page 11 CALL YOUR REP kick recovery was also a night. Reed had a big fum- “Coach Cicatelli is an By John Lynds express their remembranc- For one hour this coming prior to run date es, grief and the stories of ber those who lost their Sunday residents will gath- those who were lost. difference maker,” said Re- awesome coach and I say to er on Revere Beach at the lives to substance abuse. It ble recovery in the exciting This annual candlelight Price subject bandstand and remember is an opportunity for fami- to change vigil is funded by donations ly members and friends to without those lost to the substance including MGH Revere notice abuse disorder epidemic. gain strength and support Cares and will take place from others who have expe- vere Coach Lou Cicatelli. him, ‘thank you for playing $ The gathering began 13 this Sunday, Sept. 15 at 7 win that sent Revere into .40 rienced a similar loss, and it Per years ago when a group p.m.FOR at the Reinstein Band is a reminder MORE to those strug- INFO! Gallon from the Revere residents • 100 2Gal. Minimum • 24 Hour Service stand on Revere Beach. - gling with addiction that who had lost someone to CALL FOR DAILY LOW PRICE According to Viviana treatment can save lives. Mayoral candidate Dan Rizzo thanked the attendees at his Reed said he’s proud me’ – I love all our coaches The Independent opioids or other substances PHOTO BY DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN the Division 4 North final. Cataño, of Revere Cares, major Luau fundraiser for their support and vowed, “We were looking for a way to Cataño said the event the Revere Beach Memorial will kick off like in years are going to campaign as hard as we can...we are going serves as a way to remem- to bring that positive message of what the people want.” More than 400 people packed Casa Lucia to support Rizzo’s 80 COTTAGE ST. #1 See MEMORIAL Page 3 to be a member of a and the players,” said Reed. bid for mayor as he looks to re-claim the seat he lost nar- EAST BOSTON rowly four years ago. See more photos on Pages 6 and 7. Newspaper Group OPEN HOUSE SAT 12 - 2 PM 19 JOHNSON AVE SUNDAY 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM feeling to be undefeated.” WINTHROP Reduced to Sell! 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Deck with water views: Sioux 106 125too! “We work hard at practice, plete. $649,900 Don’t miss out on this 9/11 in the weight room, in film have been outstanding on “We just have to keep Great opportunity!! sessions. This is the best the defensive line all sea- working and we’re on to team. It’s an unbelievable son. Melrose,” said Reed. Reed feels the coaches Wednesday, November 13, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 13 PATRIOTS FOOTBALL SCENES FROM REVERE FOOTBALL VS. WAYLAND RHS FINAL SCORE: 42 — 35

PHOTOS BY BOB MARRA/ROBERTMARRAPHOTOGRAPHY.COM COUNT IT: Lucas Barbosa (#23) reaches to get the ball into the end zone after catching a 13-yard pass from quarterback Cal Boudreau. The score gave Revere a 27-8 at the time. KEY PLAY: Lucas Barbosa catches a pass over the outstretched arm of Wayland’s Luke Tacelli and spun away for a 36-yard touchdown that gave Revere a 34-14 lead in the third quarter. RHS FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK Cicatelli: Our biggest game is Friday

By Cary Shuman but it’s Revere that is the spectacular this year.” last NEC team standing fol- Revere High football lowing losses by Marble- Ginepra makes his mark coach Lou Cicatelli is not head and Danvers in play- Billy Ginepra showed shying away from the spot- off games. his determination on de- light of the program and It would appear that Lou fense when he raced across the city’s most anticipated Cicatelli is a lock for NEC the entire field to tackle football game since Revere Coach of the Year honors, Wayland quarterback Ma- played in the Super Bowl in Joe Llanos is the undis- son Bolivar. 1973. puted player of the year, Defensive ends Mazer Instead he’s embracing and several Revere players Ali and Augusto Concalves, the moment and preparing are NEC All-Star candi- tackle Dominic Reed, line- his team for the task ahead: dates. backers Zack Furlong, John beating a likewise unde- Tran, and Adetayo Atitebi, feated Melrose team for a Praise for RHS assistants and defensive backs Lucas RAMBLING MAN: Jonathan Murphy follows the blocking of Zach Furlong (#22) and Adeta- berth in the Super Bowl. The assistant coaching Barboza, Jonathan Murphy, yo Atitebi (#2). “We’re ready, we’re fo- staff of Vin Gregorio, Jose Marco Cerbone, and Joe cused,” said Cicatelli. “It’s Escobar, Paul Norton, Scott Llanos have also carried obviously the biggest game Wlasuk, Robert Sasso, and over their outstanding play of my career and of my Kyle Westberg has done a in to the postseason. coaches, and definitely for tremendous job this season. “Everyone is doing what my team. We have to get “No one works hard- they have to do, and that’s it. We have to finish. Some er than my coaches,” said why we’re 9-0,” said Ci- people never get to the Su- Cicatelli. “They have been catelli. per Bowl. We have a shot and we’re going to make the most of it.”

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LOOK WHAT I FOUND: Dominic Reed (#72) recovers a Wayland fumble that squelched a Wayland third-quarter threat. This week’s Revere High team of the week is the RHS boys soccer team. Coach Manny Lopes’s squad completed the regular season with a sterling 11-5-2 record which qualified the Patriots for the MIAA state tournament. Although the Patriots came up short in their opening-round contest at Lexington this past week by a score of 3-0, their fine season ranks as one of the best in the program’s history. presented by REVERE ME FEDERAL CREDIT UNION John F. Kingston | Manager http://www.reveremunicipalefcu.org/ Students, City employees, and their entire family are eligible to join our Full Service Credit Union

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PROBATE AND contained in a certain Suite 500 inspection in the office and associated equipment Persons interested in Mass., belonging to Whitin Ave Ext Revere, BY ORDER OF THE COURT FAMILY COURT mortgage given by Warwick, RI 02886 of the City Clerk, Revere on existing utility pole the estate are entitled John E. V. Hayden, P.P. MA, pursuant to the Diane P. 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Representative and Book 3639, Page 84 following vehicles on or 11/27/19 (617)788-8300 New York Mellon Trust Management Series I Trust and Friday from 8:15 A copy of the may petition the Court said land being bounded after November 14, 2019 R CITATION ON Company, N.A. as Trustee Present Holder of the A.M. to 12:15 P.M. aforementioned proposed in any matter relating and described as follows: beginning at 10:00 am PETITION FOR for Mortgage Assets Mortgage Attest: plan and application to the estate, including Southeasterly on Glendale by private or public sale FORMAL Management Series I Telephone: (401) 234- Ashley E. Melnik (C-19-10) is on file the distribution of Street, forty (40) feet; to satisfy their garage LEGAL NOTICE ADJUDICATION Trust, said mortgage 9200 City Clerk and available for public assets and expenses of Southwesterly on Lot 156, keepers’ lien for towing, Action Emergency Docket No. dated December 7, 2005, MLG File No.: 18-12116 11/6/19, 11/13/19 inspection in the office administration. on said plan, seventy (70) storage, and notices of Management SU19P2334EA and recorded in the 10/3/19, 11/6/19, R of the City Clerk, Revere WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. feet; Northwesterly on sale. Vehicles are being 1087 Broadway Estate of: Suffolk County Registry 11/13/19 City Hall, Revere, Dunn, First Justice of this land now or formerly of stored at G/J Towing, Inc. Revere, MA 02151 Dennis J. of Deeds, in Book 38650 R Massachusetts, Monday Court. Walter H. Gleason Trustee, 1. 2006 Suzuki 781-286-3900 Schmidt at Page 146, as affected LEGAL NOTICE through Thursday from Date: October 28, 2019 forty (40) feet; and GSXR60 VIN Will dispose of following Date of Death by an Assignment PUBLIC 8:15 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Felix D. Arroyo Northeasterly on Lot 159, JS1GN7DA762110739 abandoned and or junk 11/23/2018 of Mortgage dated LEGAL NOTICE HEARING and Friday from 8:15 Register of Probate on said plan, seventy (70) 2. 2016 Chevrolet motor vehicles. To all interested persons: September 25, 2009, and Action Emergency C-19-09 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. 11/13/19 feet. Containing 2800 Suburban VIN VIN# A Petition for Formal recorded with said Deeds Management Notice is hereby given Attest: R square feet of land more 1GNSKHKC9GR297498 WBAVC93557KX57142 Adjudication of Intestacy in Book 45582 at Page 1087 Broadway in accordance with the Ashley E. Melnik or less according to said 3. 2011 Jeep Ref# 3918 and Appointment of 127, as affected by an Revere, Ma 02151 provisions of Chapter City Clerk plan. Being the same Compass VIN Year: 2007 Personal Representative Assignment of Mortgage 781-286-3900 40A of the Massachusetts 11/6/19, 11/13/19 LEGAL NOTICE premises conveyed to 1J4NF1FB4BD210805 Make: BMW has been filed by Angela dated July 31, 2018, and Will dispose of the General Laws and Section R NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S Thurston L. Ege and Leah Signed, Model: 328xi S. Schmidt of Everett, MA recorded with said Deeds following abandoned and 17.16.110 of the Revised SALE OF REAL ESTATE S. Ege by deed of John R. Frank Russo Color: Gold requesting that the Court in Book 59991 at Page or junk motor vehicles Ordinances of the City of By virtue and in Locke recorded on March G/J Towing Inc Lic: Temporary RI Plates enter a formal Decree 274, of which mortgage VIN# Revere that the Revere LEGAL NOTICE execution of the Power 6, 1950 and recorded 10/30, 11/6, 11/13 9HV841 and Order and for such the undersigned is the JT6HF10U7Y0103347 City Council will conduct a COMMONWEALTH of Sale contained in a with the Suffolk County R 11/13/19, 11/20/19, other relief as requested present holder, for breach Ref# 19-0828-3867 public hearing on Monday OF MASSACHUSETTS certain mortgage given Registry of Deeds at Book 11/27/19 in the Petition. of the conditions in said Year: 2000 evening, November 25, THE TRIAL COURT by Thurston E. Ege to 6587, Page 65. R The Petitioner requests mortgage and for the Make: Lexus 2019 at 6:00 P.M. in the PROBATE AND Financial Freedom Senior For mortgagor’s(s’) title LEGAL NOTICE that: Angela S. Schmidt purpose of foreclosing the Model: RX300 City Councillor Joseph A. FAMILY COURT Funding Corporation, see deed recorded with THE STATE of Everett, MA be same will be sold at Public Color: Green DelGrosso City Council Suffolk Division a subsidiary of Indy Suffolk County Registry OF NEW LEGAL NOTICE appointed as Personal Auction on November 20, Lic: 1ELE31 (MA) Chamber of Revere City 24 New Chardon St. Mac Bank, F.S.B., dated of Deeds in Book 6587, HAMPSHIRE COMMONWEALTH Representative(s) of 2019, at 10:00 AM Local 10/30/19, 11/6/19, Hall, 281 Broadway, Boston, MA 02114 February 16, 2007 and Page 65. JUDICIAL OF MASSACHUSETTS said estate to serve Time upon the premises, 11/13/19 Revere, MA 02151 (617)788-8300 recorded in the Suffolk These premises will be BRANCH THE TRIAL COURT Without Surety on the all and singular the R on the application of CITATION ON County Registry of Deeds sold and conveyed subject NH CIRCUIT PROBATE AND bond in an unsupervised premises described in said Cellco Partnership dba PETITION FOR in Book 41347, Page 44, to and with the benefit of COURT FAMILY COURT administration. mortgage, to wit: Verizon Wireless c/o SAI FORMAL of which mortgage the all rights, rights of way, 10th Circuit- Suffolk Division IMPORTANT NOTICE The land in Revere with LEGAL NOTICE Communications, LLC as ADJUDICATION undersigned is the present restrictions, easements, Family INFORMAL PROBATE You have the right the buildings thereon NOTICE OF a Licensee of National Docket No. holder, by assignment covenants, liens or claims Division - PUBLICATION to obtain a copy of being part of Lot 139 on MONTHLY BOARD Grid, 12 Industrial SU19P2418EA from: in the nature of liens, Portsmouth NOTICE the Petition from the Plan of Section D, Tea MEETING Way, Salem, NH 03079 Estate of: Financial Freedom Senior improvements, public 111 Parrott Docket No. Petitioner or at the Court. Shore Division of Orient Notice is hereby given in seeking permission from Carmen M. Gatti Funding Corporation assessments, any and Avenue SU19P2534EA You have a right to object Heights, recorded with accordance with Section the Revere City Council Date of Death: to Mortgage Electronic all unpaid taxes, tax Portsmouth, Estate of: to this proceeding. To do Suffolk County Registry 23A of Chapter 38 of to install a small, low- 06/08/2019 Registration Systems, Inc. titles, tax liens, water NH 03801-4402 Phyllis Marie so, you or your attorney of Deeds at end of Book the General Laws, that powered wireless antenna To all interested persons: (“MERS”), a Delaware and sewer liens and In the Matter of: Walsh must file a written 1291, bounded: a meeting of the Revere and associated equipment A Petition for Formal Corporation, its successors any other municipal Francisco Date of Death: appearance and objection NORTHERLY by Pearl Housing Authority will on existing utility pole Probate of Will with and assigns, as nominee assessments or liens or Iturrondo and 7/22/2018 at this Court before: avenue thirty-two (32) be held at 6:30 p.m. on #4066 on North Shore Appointment of Personal for Financial Freedom existing encumbrances Brenda Turner To all persons interested 10:00 a.m. on the return feet; Wednesday, November Road, near 151 VFW Representative has been Acquisition LLC, recorded of record which are in Case Number: in the above captioned day of 11/29/2019. EASTERLY by the 20, 2019 at 70 Parkway, Revere, MA filed by Leo F. Gatti of on October 13, 2009, force and are applicable, 670-2019-DM-00256 estate by Petition of This is NOT a hearing remainder of said lot one Cooledge Street, Revere, 02151. Revere, MA requesting in Book No. 45597, at having priority over said On August 12, 2019, Petitioner Phyllis A. Walsh date, but a deadline by hundred (100) feet; Massachusetts. A copy of the that the Court enter Page 142 mortgage, whether or Francisco Iturrondo of of Winthrop, MA which you must file a SOUTHERLY by land now REVERE HOUSING aforementioned proposed a formal Decree and Mortgage Electronic not reference to such Hampton, NH filed in A Will has been admitted written appearance and or formerly of the Trustee AUTHORITY plan and application Order and for such other Registration Systems, Inc., restrictions, easements, this Court a Petition for to informal probate. objection if you object to of the Boston Land By: Patricia E. Duffy (C-19-09) is on file relief as requested in the as nominee for Financial improvements, liens or Divorce with requests Phyllis A. Walsh of this proceeding. If you Company, thirty-three Interim Executive Director and available for public Petition. Freedom Acquisition encumbrances is made in concerning: Revere, MA has been fail to file a timely written (33) feet; and 11/13/19 inspection in the office The Petitioner requests LLC, its successors and the deed. The original pleading is informally appointed appearance and objection WESTERLY by lot 140 one R of the City Clerk, Revere that: Leo F. Gatti assigns to OneWest Bank TERMS OF SALE: available for inspection at as the Personal followed by an affidavit hundred (100) feet. City Hall, Revere, of Revere, MA be N.A., recorded on August A deposit of Ten Thousand the office of the Clerk at Representative of the of objections within thirty Containing thirty-two Massachusetts, Monday appointed as Personal 5, 2015, in Book No. ($10,000.00) Dollars by the above Family Division estate to serve without (30) days of the return hundred fifty (3250) LEGAL NOTICE through Thursday from Representative(s) of 54879, at Page 182 certified or bank check location. surety on the bond. day, action may be taken square feet of land. PUBLIC 8:15 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. said estate to serve CIT Bank, N.A. f/k/a will be required to be paid UNTIL FURTHER ORDER The estate is being without further notice The description of the HEARING and Friday from 8:15 Without Surety on the OneWest Bank N.A. to by the purchaser at the OF THE COURT, EACH administered under to you. property contained C-19-08 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. bond in an unsupervised Bank of New York Mellon time and place of sale. PARTY IS RESTRAINED informal procedure by the UNSUPERVISED in the mortgage shall Notice is hereby given Attest: administration. Trust Company, N.A. as The balance is to be paid FROM SELLING, Personal Representative ADMINISTRATION UNDER control in the event of a in accordance with the Ashley E. Melnik IMPORTANT NOTICE Trustee for Mortgage by certified or bank check TRANSFERRING, under the Massachusetts THE MASSACHUSETTS typographical error in this provisions of Chapter City Clerk You have the right Assets Management at Harmon Law Offices, ENCUMBERING, Uniform Probate Code UNIFORM PROBATE CODE publication. 40A of the Massachusetts 11/6/19, 11/13/19 to obtain a copy of Series I Trust, recorded P.C., 150 California St., HYPOTHECATING, without supervision by (MUPC) For Mortgagor’s Title see General Laws and Section R the Petition from the on October 23, 2018, Newton, Massachusetts CONCEALING OR IN ANY the Court. Inventory A Personal Representative deed dated December 7, 17.16.110 of the Revised Petitioner or at the Court. in Book No. 60319, at 02458, or by mail to P.O. MANNER WHATSOEVER and accounts are not appointed under the 2005, and recorded in Ordinances of the City of You have a right to object Page 155 Box 610389, Newton DISPOSING OF ANY required to be filed with MUPC in an unsupervised Book 38650 at Page 144 Revere that the Revere LEGAL NOTICE to this proceeding. To do Bank of New York Mellon Highlands, Massachusetts PROPERTY, REAL OR the Court, but interested administration is not with the Suffolk County City Council will conduct a PUBLIC so, you or your attorney Trust Company, N.A. 02461-0389, within thirty PERSONAL, BELONGING parties are entitled to required to file an Registry of Deeds. public hearing on Monday HEARING must file a written as Trustee of Mortgage (30) days from the date TO EITHER OR BOTH notice regarding the inventory or annual TERMS OF SALE: Said evening, November 25, C-19-10 appearance and objection Assets Management Series of sale. Deed will be PARTIES EXCEPT (1) BY administration from the accounts with the Court. premises will be sold 2019 at 6:00 P.M. in the Notice is hereby given at this Court before: I Trust to WVMF Funding, provided to purchaser for WRITTEN AGREEMENT Personal Representative Persons interested in and conveyed subject to City Councillor Joseph A. in accordance with the 10:00 a.m. on the return LLC, recorded on January recording upon receipt in OF BOTH PARTIES, OR and can petition the the estate are entitled all liens, encumbrances, DelGrosso City Council provisions of Chapter day of 12/09/2019. 22, 2019, in Book No. full of the purchase price. (2) FOR REASONABLE Court in any matter to notice regarding the unpaid taxes, tax titles, Chamber of Revere City 40A of the Massachusetts This is NOT a hearing 60667, at Page 137 The description of the AND NECESSARY LIVING relating to the estate, administration directly municipal liens and Hall, 281 Broadway, General Laws and Section date, but a deadline by for breach of the premises contained in said EXPENSES OR (3) IN THE including distribution from the Personal assessments, if any, which Revere, MA 02151 17.16.110 of the Revised which you must file a conditions of said mortgage shall control in ORDINARY AND USUAL of assets and expenses Representative and take precedence over on the application of Ordinances of the City of written appearance and mortgage and for the the event of an error in CAUSE OF BUSINESS. of administration. may petition the Court the said mortgage above Cellco Partnership DBA Revere that the Revere objection if you object to purpose of foreclosing, this publication. The Court has entered the Interested parties are in any matter relating described. Verizon Wireless c/o SAI City Council will conduct a this proceeding. If you the same will be sold at Other terms, if any, to be following Order(s): entitled to petition the to the estate, including TEN THOUSAND Communications, LLC as public hearing on Monday fail to file a timely written Public Auction at 2:00 announced at the sale. Brenda Turner shall file Court to institute formal the distribution of ($10,000.00) Dollars of a Licensee of National evening, November 25, appearance and objection PM on November 25, WVMF FUNDING, LLC a written Appearance proceedings and to obtain assets and expenses of the purchase price must Grid, 12 Industrial 2019 at 6:00 P.M. in the followed by an affidavit 2019, on the mortgaged Present holder of said Form with the Clerk of orders terminating or administration. be paid in cash, certified Way, Salem, NH 03079 City Councillor Joseph A. of objections within thirty premises located at mortgage the Family Division at restricting the powers of WITNESS, Hon. Brian J. check, bank treasurer’s seeking permission DelGrosso City Council (30) days of the return 61 Glendale Street, By its Attorneys, the above location on or Personal Representatives Dunn, First Justice of this or cashier’s check at the from the Revere City Chamber of Revere City day, action may be taken Revere, Suffolk County, HARMON LAW OFFICES, before February 06, 2020 appointed under informal Court. time and place of the sale Council to install a small, H all, 281 Broadway, without further notice Massachusetts, all and P.C. or be found in DEFAULT. procedure. A copy of the Date: October 30, 2019 by the purchaser. The low-powered wireless Revere, Ma 02151 to you. singular the premises 150 California St. Brenda Turner shall also Petition and Will, if any, Felix D. 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Of Lynn TM Pennyworth’s s rr 136 Boston St., Lynngate Plaza, Lynn • 781.595.6710 www.PennyworthsLynn.com Page 16 THE REVERE JOURNAL Wednesday, November 13, 2019 NEWS FROM AROUND THE REGION CELEBRATING 150 YEARS THREE NEW FACES got to know the city voters ON CITY COUNCIL quickly. “I knocked on over 2,000 CHELSEA - There will doors myself,” he said. be three new members of “I’m proud of the work my the City Council, as incum- volunteers and I did, and bent District Councillors look forward to serving and Luis Tejada and Joe Perla- working with the parents, tonda were defeated, and students, and teachers.” Todd Taylor won an open In the district School seat to replace Robert Bish- Committee races, Rosema- op in District 1. rie Carlisle, Jeanette Velez, Melinda Vega Maldo- Marisol Santiago, Lucia nado prevailed in District Henriquez, Henry Wilson, 2 over Tejada, 220-124. Ana Hernandez, Kelly In District 3, the vote was Chaney Garcia, and Yesse- close, but Naomi Zabot nia Alfaro-Alvarez were all came out on top over Per- either unopposed or easily latonda,172-154, accord- outdistanced their compe- ing to the unofficial results tition. Tuesday night. Carlisle, who has served In the other contested dis- on the committee for over trict race, incumbent Judith 20 years, said she was hap- Garcia easily outdistanced py the voters turned out to Jason Bonetti, 161-48 in support her and that she District 5. Giovanni Recu- would continue to work to pero, Yamir Rodriguez, and make sure every child in Calvin Brown ran unop- Chelsea gets a good educa- posed in districts 6, 7, and PHOTOS BY KOUYOUMJIAN tion. Cardinal Sean O’Malley, the 8 respectively. Garcia said she will con- In the At-Large race, in- Roman Catholic archbishop tinue to work on issues of of Boston, says a special cumbents Damali Vidot, importance to the schools. Roy Avellaneda, and Leo Mass at the 150th Anni- “I love my city and I’m versary of Our Lady of the Robinson were returned to going to continue to give Assumption Church in East office, with Vidot topping back,” she said. Boston. the ticket. Shown right, a large crowd “At the end of the day, came out to Our Lady of we ran a very clean cam- LOWER BROADWAY the Assumption Church for paign, and that resonated the special commemorative with people,” said Vidot. PARKING LOT Mass. She said her successful NUMBERS NOT bid would not have been possible without the sup- AS HIGH AS EXPECTED ing reviewing some new well as 126 Ferry St., and patrons how thankful we ing it” in Massachusetts. port of the voters, her vol- development in there in the is making a sizeable invest- are to be Greater Boston’s The ceremony honored unteers, and the communi- EVERETT - The Lower next few years.” ment in the properties, but hometown casino.” the manufacturers and ty. Broadway overflow casino Demas said they are that she would be willing According to Gullbrant, showcased their innovative The hard work of sup- parking lot was expected to exploring right now the to reduce the project to six harbor shuttle service is and revolutionary manu- porters and voters was a be a revenue stream worth idea of leasing spaces to units if it was the Board’s now $7 one-way, with facturing capabilities and common sentiment among several million dollars a businesses in the area that will. guests receiving a $7 food products. The event includ- those who were elected. year for the City – which is need parking – particularly According to city as- and beverage credit to use ed companies who make “I am super excited and operating the lot for three during the slower periods. sessing records, Bedoya at the resort. Patrons who specialty and custom tools, humbled,” said Maldonado. years – but those estimates “The mayor is looking purchased 126 Ferry St. make use of this voucher decorative glass, baby As a new councillor, Mal- are coming in much lower to maximize those revenue last year for $200,000. She will also receive a compli- products, marine robotics, donado said she looks for- due to lower usage than ex- opportunities,” he said. bought 114-124 Ferry St. in mentary one-way ticket for gaskets, vacuum and cryo- PATRIOTS CHEERING ward to working on issues pected. 2017 for $2.8 million. the harbor shuttle. genic equipment, headwear related to the displacement City officials didn’t - im “We’re willing to take The new Eastie route will apparel, custom scoliosis and dislocation of Chelsea mediately have an explana- ZONING BOARD DENIES PROJECT a story off and do four begin daily service at the and spinal orthotic fabri- residents. tion for the lower numbers, two-bedrooms and two World Trade Center starting cation, medical devices, “”I’m delighted and ex- but said it was likely due to EVERETT - The Zoning one-bedrooms,” said Rossi. at noon and will travel to plant-based bioplastic prod- cited to have won, and I Encore making its parking Board of Appeals (ZBA) “We could do that and still The Reelhouse, located at ucts, and even chicken nug- look forward to serving the lot free on weekdays, and unanimously denied a vari- have a nice project.” 6 New St., before proceed- gets and fresh-milled flour. constituents in my commu- free for Red Card holders ance request that would Dantone made a motion ing to Encore. An addition- Blue Atlantic Fabricators nity,” said Zabot. She said on weekends – cutting into have allowed for the con- to grant the variances for al harbor shuttle route will specializes in quality steel the issues surrounding de- the use of the City’s paid version of a dilapidated sin- 126 Ferry St. with the con- start at Long Wharf at 11:45 and aluminum fabrication velopment and traffic are parking lot across the street. gle-story home to an eight- ditions that no city parking a.m. and will travel directly projects, focusing on mari- among the biggest issues in City Chief Financial Of- unit apartment building at stickers be issued for resi- to Encore Boston Harbor. time industry. the city she has heard about ficer Eric Demas said they 126 Ferry St. dents, and that the project The new water shuttle is “I’m excited to recog- from voters while cam- had expected around $5-6 The new building would be reduced by one floor, another step towards mak- nize Blue Atlantic Fabrica- paigning. million a year from the lot have sat next to a 17-unit eliminating two units, but ing Boston and surrounding tors as a Manufacturer of Garcia said she feels over a period of three years. apartment building current- the variances were unan- waterfront neighborhoods the Year,” said Rep. Mada- blessed voters have re- However, that is no longer ly being renovated by the imously rejected by the more reliant on water trans- ro. “Blue Atlantic continues turned her to a third term as the estimate, even though owner, according to Antho- Board. portation than driving. the storied tradition of mar- District 5 Councillor. the parking lot is still mak- ny Rossi, the attorney for The applicant can appeal Already, the Reelhouse itime industry on the East “It means a lot to have ing money. the project. the decision to the state. runs a free water taxi from Boston waterfront, provid- the support of the voters “Usage is down,” he The variances being •Many of the residents its restaurant in Eastie to the ing jobs in the skilled trades and the volunteers who be- said. “At this point, we’re sought for the building in- attending Monday night’s Charlestown Navy Yard. for projects across Mas- lieve in my vision and all I not anticipating making cluded rear, side, and front meeting went home early, Also, Boston Harbor sachusetts. I am proud to do for the community, es- those initial estimates we setbacks, but the biggest as several projects on the Now will soon begin fer- have them as a member of pecially in District 5,” she received from Encore. It is hold up appeared to be the agenda were tabled to fu- ry service in Eastie with a our community. I congrat- said. Garcia said she will a fluid situation and we’re lack of parking spaces for ture meetings, including stop at Lewis Wharf with ulate Blue Atlantic on their continue to look at issues adjusting accordingly… the project. Under zon- projects at 31-33 School St. stops in the North End and success and I wish them all that are interconnected in Through the end of Sep- ing regulations, 16 spots and a controversial one at Charlestown. the best for the future and the city, from the environ- tember, we received a net in were required for the six 295 Chelsea St. Encore features 210,000 growth of their business”. ment and housing to oppor- excess of $400,000.” two-bedroom and two •The ZBA also denied square-feet of gaming space As more and more wa- tunities for Chelsea’s young Demas said he didn’t one-bedroom market-rate a special permit to con- including more than 3,000 terfront parcels are zoned people. have official numbers yet units, but there was no vert a two-story home to a slot machines and 240 ta- out of Designated Port Ar- “I’m thrilled and thank- for October when parking parking proposed on site. three-story home on Ben- ble games. Situated on the eas (DPA) to make way for ful to Chelsea voters for became free for everyone “I know there are con- nett Street after the appli- Mystic River in Everett, and luxury housing in Boston again giving me their con- the whole month, but he did cerns about parking, but cant failed to show up for connected to Boston Har- Blue Atlantic Fabricators sideration and look forward say the parking lot made there are three spots that the second hearing in a row. bor, Encore Boston Harbor has been hoping to starve to continuing to work and money over the Oct. 19-20 can be rented at the other also boasts 671 spacious off the trend and remain a address issues in the com- weekend. building (being renovated hotel rooms, a spa, salon viable employer in Eastie. munity and work for Chel- “We still collected by the owner),” said Rossi. and fitness center, specialty Madaro recently toured sea,” said Avellaneda. $6,000 over that weekend,” Rossi also noted that the ENCORE TO PROVIDE WATER retail shops, 15 dining and Blue Atlantic Fabricators “You can never take the he said. “People are still building on Ferry Street is lounge venues and more 20,000 square-foot man- voters for granted,” he said, parking there, but not to near public transportation SHUTTLE TO EAST than 50,000 square feet ufacturing facility at the adding that he has been in the extent we thought they and bus routes and would BOSTON of ballroom and meeting Boston Shipyard and Ma- local politics for 20 years, would. Encore’s parking is appeal to tenants who do EAST BOSTON - Al- spaces. The grounds fea- rina. The company, a sub- but approaches each elec- getting full, so we do see an not necessarily own cars. ture a six-acre Harborwalk sidiary of Boston Harbor tion like it is his first year. increased usage of our lot He said the owner would though East Boston voters overwhelming rejected with pedestrian and bicycle Cruises (BHC), employees Although Brown and Re- during the busy times at En- also agree to conditions in paths that provide access 15 skilled workers. Three cupero ran unopposed, both core on Thursday through the ZBA decision in which building a resort-style casino in the neighborhood’s to the waterfront, an event or four of the employees are were at City Hall after the Sunday. So, we’re still get- tenants of 126 Ferry St. lawn, public art and ornate Eastie residents and most of polls closed waiting for re- ting revenues.” would not be able to get on- backyard at Suffolk Downs in 2013, Encore Boston floral displays. It is the larg- the 15 employees are mak- sults. Mayor Carlo DeMaria street parking stickers from est private, single-phase ing $50,000 or more a year Brown thanked the resi- said he is still encouraged the city. Harbor will make it easier for residents wishing to vis- development in the history with benefits like health in- dents and business commu- by the lot, as he was a big “My concern is parking,” of the Commonwealth of surance and retirement. nity of District 8 and said proponent of operating it said Arlington Street resi- it the casino in Everett. Encore announced last Massachusetts. The Blue Atlantic facili- he will continue to build for the interim. He said dent Kathy Getchell. “You ty is located on the water- they are still paying taxes week that it will add an relationships and listen to can’t tell someone that is front with deep water and on it, still intend to develop Eastie stop to the casino’s EAST BOSTON the voters as he serves on renting that they are not go- heavy tonnage berthing it, and the City isn’t losing water shuttle route. The COMPANY the council. Recupero said ing to have a parking spot. access, making it ideally any money. cost of taking the water he will continue to serve to Residents will park on the HONORED positioned to provide struc- “We aren’t seeing as shuttle to Encore will cost the best of his ability, and street.” EAST BOSTON - An tural steel components to much money on the park- $7 one-way. The shuttle urged any constituents who However, Getchell said East Boston maritime com- the emerging U.S. offshore ing as we thought we’d will be complimentary for have issues in the city to she would find the project pany was honored last week wind industry constructors see,” said the mayor. “They Encore’s Red Card mem- call him. more acceptable if there at the State House during and developers, as well as are still paying taxes on the bers. The School Committee was a condition that resi- the Annual Manufacturing being an optimal source property, and we are still “Due to the incredible race held few surprises, but dents wouldn’t be able to Award Ceremony spon- for potential boat builds as seeing some good money success we’ve seen with one new face took the At- get parking stickers. sored by the Legislature’s BHC looks to expand its for that. They only have our free self-parking, we Large seat. ZBA member Michael Manufacturing Caucus. fleet. three years to operate that have decided to expand our Roberto Jimenez-Rive- Dantone asked if there was Blue Atlantic Fabrica- “We had been using Blue lot. They’re moving on to complimentary offerings ra, who moved to Chelsea any chance the size of the tors located at the Boston Atlantic for seven or eight with his wife Sarah from the next phase of re-devel- project could be reduced. to our mass transit options as well,” said Brian Gull- Shipyard and Marina on months to build A-Frames Cambridge earlier this year, opment of that parking lot Rossi noted that the own- Marginal Street was one of for our offshore division bested Shawn O’Regan, and all the property they er, Luisa Bedoya, spent a brants, President of Encore Boston Harbor. “We hope 77 manufacturers that were 1,437-818. purchased from Dexter to considerable amount on the recognized for truly “mak- Jimenez-Rivera said he Beacham. We’re anticipat- neighboring property, as this continues to show our See METRO NEWS Page 17 Wednesday, November 13, 2019 THE REVERE JOURNAL Page 17

Metro News // CONTINUED FROM PAGE 16 and saw a great opportunity frey N. Roy (D - Franklin). “We are Ward 6 work- Coppola Tops Philip Boncore scored ners in the coming year.” to begin working together “Massachusetts is posi- ing together to make Lynn The Ticket In School 1,943 votes for Town Coun- to try to get some of that tioned to be number one in a better place to live,” said Committee Contest cil President. Boncore has FAMILY SEEKS HELP work from the emerging manufacturing in the Unit- Hogan. “I thank the voters Longtime School Com- been Councilor-At-Large IN TIME OF NEED offshore wind industry,” ed States, and these com- for giving me the opportu- mittee member and current since the Council began. said BHC Principal Rick panies are all a large part of nity to represent them on Vice Chair Donna Coppola With 259 votes, Barbara WINTHROP - In 2017, when resident Josh Cohen Nolan. “Production at Blue our success story. And I am the City Council.” led a successful night for Flockhart will take over the was in the third grade, he Atlantic is a shining exam- the incumbents, topping the role of Precinct 4 Councilor. delighted that we had the discovered that he had a As the top vote-getter with ple of the continuation of opportunity to honor them BUZZY BARTON ticket in a field of eight can- large Wilms Tumor on his Boston’s working port as and showcase their innova- TOPS THE TICKET didates with 5,377 votes. 2,243 votes, Tracey Honan left kidney. Since then, he it was originally intended. tive and revolutionary man- The other five incum- was newly elected as Coun- IN AT-LARGE has had the affected kidney It’s keeping a skilled trade ufacturing capabilities and bents were also re-elected cilor-At-Large. Also on the removed, and has under- in Massachusetts and, it products.” ELECTION in impressive fashion. Lor- Councilor-At-Large seat is gone 12 rounds of chemo- allows for the next step in Councillor-at-Large raine Gately was second Rob DeMarco, re-elected therapy and 13 radiation BHC’s ability to provide Buzzy Barton once again with 4,835 votes, followed with 1,956 votes. Richard treatments at Dana Farber quality, local services and HOGAN WINS displayed his popularity by fellow incumbents John Ferrino was elected as the and Children’s Hospital. support to the growing east WARD 6 SEAT with voters across the city, Ford with 4,779 votes, Jar- Precinct 1 councilor with Just as Josh and his family coast wind and energy mar- receiving 5,426 votes to top ed Nicholson with 4,428 418 votes. were beginning to slip back LYNN - Anyone who ket.” the ticket and win re-elec- votes, Michael Satterwhite The Precinct 2 seat was into their normal lives, watched Fred Hogan build Blue Atlantic General tion. with 4,077 votes, and Bri- the most competitive in this they received the devas- Manager Michael Julian the Lynn English girls bas- All four incumbents re- an Castellanos with 4,056 year’s election, with John tating news that his bone said with just 15 skilled em- ketball program in to an ceived strong votes. Coun- votes. Munson, Kurt Millar and marrow is failing. He was ployees his company is do- NEC powerhouse and Di- cillors-at-Large Hong Net Sandra Lopez finished Jim Letterie, vying for the diagnosed with Myelodys- ing work on around 1,500 vision 1 champion knows (5,043), Brian LaPierre seventh with 2,937 votes position. Letterie took the plastic Syndrome (MDS), tons of steel material each how competitive he is and (4,974), and Brian Field while Tiffany Jean Mag- lead with 307 votes making which is a condition where year but with the emerg- how hard he works to be the (4,761 votes) were also nolia finished eighth with this his 15th year serving the bone marrow no longer ing offshore wind industry best. re-elected to the Council. 2,835 votes. on the council, with Mun- makes enough healthy cells Blue Atlantic is poised to So when Cinda Danh, Jose Encarnacion fin- son coming in second with for him to survive. The Co- expand. an outstanding candidate ished in fifth place with Janet Rowe 194 votes and Millar with hen Family is prepared to fight again and Josh will “Being in a DPA is very in her own right, came 2,409 votes followed by Reports 19.99 120 votes. Steve Ruggiero need a bone marrow trans- important to this endeavor,” within 10 votes of Hogan Lennin Ernesto Pena with Percent Turnout holds the Precinct 6 seat said Julian. “I can easily in the preliminary election City Clerk and Elections with 305 votes. plant to save his life, which 1,966 votes in seventh means that Josh will have to see us growing to around on Sept. 4, Hogan knew he Chief Janet Rowe reported The three four-year Li- place, and Joel Hyppolite endure many months of iso- 60 to 70 employees if we had to step up his campaign a turnout of 19.99 per cent brary Trustees are Denise with 1,407 votes in eighth lation to protect him from over the next two months. in Tuesday’s general elec- LoConte (1,507), Ronald are able to get some of this place. infection as the treatment In fact, at his post-election. Bergman (1,231), and Nan- wind construction work. I takes hold. tion party back in Septem- cy Giuffre (1199), with can tell you our employees Incumbents Fare Well A total of 10,552 voters The Cohen family is ask- ber, Hogan told his support- can handle a good amount In Other Ward Races out of a pool of 52,796 reg- Laura Barrett winning the ing the community for help ers point blank, “We have of that work in this facili- In Ward 1, Council- istered voters cast their bal- two-year seat with 2038 so they can provide for Josh ty. “We are surrounded by to continue to work hard or Wayne Lozzi received lots in the election. votes. and his brother Alex. luxury apartments here at – we have to pick up the 1,579 votes to earn re-elec- The two four-year seats “We are devastated to the shipyard. There’s a lot pace and turn it up another tion to the City Council. NEW FACES for the Winthrop Housing be asking for the help and of development and a lot of notch.” Challenger William O’Shea IN WINTHROP Authority are Richard Hon- support of our communi- changing of the DPAs but Hogan campaigned vig- received 1,283 votes. an (2,045) and Frank Ferr- ty once again,” said April is very important to us, the orously over the past two Ward 2 Councilor Rick ELECTED OFFICES ara (1,318). Top votes for Cohen, Josh’s mother.” We shipyard and the employees months, going door-to-door Starbard was unopposed in WINTHROP - The in- the three four-year seats on are heartbroken to be in this that work here to remain a to speak with residents his bid for re-election. Star- clement weather didn’t stop the school committee are position but we have to do working port.” throughout Ward 6, all the bard received 1,035 votes. voters from getting out to Gus Martucci (1,915), Val- what needs to be done. That Formed in August 2014, while serving his constit- In Ward 3, Councilor the polls to cast their votes entino Capobianco (1,885), will mean going from two the Manufacturing Cau- uents as an effective city Darren Cyr, the reigning on Tuesday, Nov. 5, as voic- and Suzanne Swope incomes to one in the near cus includes more than 60 councillor and his continu- council president, received es were heard and candi- (1,730). future. If you can help us, legislators from around the ing his citywide efforts as a 977 votes to defeat George dates were nominated. The With a voter turnout of please donate to the Go- Commonwealth. Lawmak- community organizer. Meimeteas, who received ballot question saw a “yes” about 23 percent, the day FundMe page at: https:// ers focus on training for The hard work of Ho- 559 votes. vote passed, which means was deemed a success by www.gofundme.com/f/ manufacturing employees; gan paid off as he received In Ward 4, Councilor that the majority of voters those who saw the entire josh-fights-on encouraging innovation by 718 votes to win re-election Richard Colucci, dean of were in favor of adopting election unfold. If our story has inspired helping start-ups access Tuesday. Dahn who also the City Council, received the zoning bylaw to prohib- “We had a successful you to become a bone mar- resources; and expanding waged an excellent, grass- 471 votes to defeat Natasha it all types of adult-use mar- election without incident, row donor please join one apprenticeship opportuni- roots campaign, received Megie-Maddrey, who re- ijuana establishments in the that is largely due to our of the many registries (bet- ties in key manufacturing 648 votes. ceived 301 votes. town. There were 1,499 preparation, our training hematch.org). We are very sectors. Hogan celebrated his In Ward 5, Councilor votes for “yes” and 1,180 and our team,” said Town grateful for even something “We recognized manu- victory with supporters Dianna Chakoutis received votes for “no,” and five out Clerk, Carla Vitale. “I am as small as a warm smile facturers who have had an at the Brick Yard Bar and 573 votes to defeat Marven of the six precincts were in grateful for all who ran to in a difficult time. Josh is impact on our economy, Grill. He pledged to contin- Rhode Hyppolite, who re- favor of banning marijuana help our community and a very strong young man created jobs, and are con- ue to work hard every day ceived 519 votes. establishments. I am looking forward to but the road ahead is diffi- tributing to the renaissance on behalf of his constitu- In Ward 7, Councilor Jay Running unopposed, working with all the win- cult and we are all eternally of manufacturing in our ents and thanked Danh for Walsh received 1,059 votes state,” said House Chair participating in an election to defeat Alexis Reynoso, of the Legislature’s Manu- process that was positive on who received 315 votes. facturing Caucus Rep. Jef- both sides. Holiday Gift Join us for a night of Family Fun!! GUIDE It’s time to get ready for Holiday sales. Reach more than 85,000 readers of the Revere Journal, the East Boston Times, the Everett Winter Wonderland Independent, the Winthrop Sun Transcript, the Chelsea Record, Craft Fair and the Lynn Journal, newspapers. 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Schedule for American Education Week VISITATIONS BEACHMONT GARFIELD GARFIELD HILL PAUL REVERE SUSAN B. REVERE VETERANS ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL INNOVATION ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL SCHOOL SCHOOL Tuesday SCHOOL SCHOOL Monday SCHOOL Friday Tuesday November 13 Friday Thursday November 18 9:00 am to 11:00 am 8:15 am to 11:00 am Tuesday November 22 November 19 November 22 November 21 Grades K-5 Grades 9-12 November 19 9:00 am to 11:00 am 9:00 am to 11:00 am 8:45 am to 10:45 am 9:00 am to 10:45 am 9:00 am to 11:00 am Grades EC-5 Middle School Grades K-5 Middle School Grades EC-5 LINCOLN SCHOOL WHELAN Thursday RUMNEY SCHOOL SEACOAST November 21 MARSH Thursday SCHOOL 9:00 am to 10:45 am November 21 Monday ACADEMY 8:45 am to 10:45 am November 18 Grades EC-5 Tuesday Grades K-5 8:30 am to 10:30 am November 19 9:00 am to 10:45 am Grades 9-12 Middle School

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