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SEE PAGES 13 & 14 ADVOCATE Free Every Friday 781-286-8500 Friday, November 15 , 2019 DeLeo emphasizes meaning of democracy at Veterans Day ceremony By Christopher Roberson S peaker of the House Robert DeLeo proudly spoke about the liberties of the Land of the Free as the Revere Veterans Committee hosted the 15th annual Veterans Day Ceremony and Dinner Dance on November 10. “We had an election – think about that for a second,” he said. “People in other parts of the world can only dream about that; we live in the greatest country in the world.” DeLeo also spoke about Deborah Sampson, who under the guise of Robert Shurtleff of Uxbridge joined the Fourth Massachusetts Infantry Regiment during the Revolutionary War. During her time with the Fourth Massachusetts, Sampson led a raid that resulted in the capture of 15 British soldiers and took part in attacking a British fort during the Siege of Yorktown. Therefore, in recognition, the House recently voted to approve a bill to create a “special commission for the purpose of making Ureña also said 154 new rooms will be added for long-term care at the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home, adding that 220 units of affordable housing will be constructed for Massachusetts’s veterans. State Police Sgt. Daniel Clark – also known as The Singing Trooper – serenaded the crowd throughout the evening. He also shared a number of short stories, including one about rock and roll legend Elvis Presley, who served in the Army from March 1958 to March 1960. During his two years stationed in Germany, Presley achieved the rank of sergeant and received the Good Conduct Medal. Shown from left to right are Speaker of the House Robert DeLeo, Ward 5 Councillor John Powers, Councillor-at-Large-Elect Gerry Visconti and Councillor-at-Large Anthony Zambuto during the 15th annual Veterans Day Ceremony and Dinner Dance at Beachmont VFW Post 6712 on November 10. (Advocate Photo by Christopher Roberson) an investigation and study of a suitable memorial to commemorate Deborah Sampson, a hero of the American Revolution.” Massachusetts Secretary of Veterans’ Affairs Francisco Ureña called attention to the fact that November 10 marked the 244th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Marine Corps. “It is a great day to be proud of the service to our country,” he said. Patriots outlast Wayland, advance to sectional final Travel to Melrose tonight in ‘Battle of Unbeatens’ By Greg Phipps A fter nearly two full quarters of football, it looked as if the Revere Patriots were going to romp to another easy victory last Friday night in the semifinal round of the Div. 4 North playoffs. The Patriots held a commanding 27-8 lead over the No. 3–seeded Wayland Warriors late in the first half but ended up having to stave off a rally by the visitors to hold on for a 4235 win at Harry Della Russo Stadium. 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In June 2018, Beadles pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine and one count of possession of 50 grams or more of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. In November 2016, Ormiston, Beadles and nine codefendants were charged with various methamphetamine offenses relating to a transnational trafficking scheme. Beginning in at least 2013 and continuing to November 2016, Ormiston and Beadles were involved in a conspiracy that transported methamphetamine from San Diego, Calif., to Massachusetts, where it was distributed in the greater Boston area. Proceeds from the sale of that methamphetamine were then transported and/or transferred back to California and laundered in various ways. On Jan. 7, 2016, approximately 434 grams of methamphetamine that had been shipped from California to Beadles’s residence was seized. Beadles admitted that he received this package on behalf of a coconspirator, that he knew prior to the drugs being seized by law enforcement that the package contained methamphetamine and that he intended to purchase some of the drugs so that he and Ormiston could resell the drugs to their customers. Beadles admitted that Ormiston carried out various tasks on his behalf. Among other things, Beadles directed Ormiston to pick up methamphetamine from his supplier and deliver methamphetamine to customers; however, Beadles retained the responsibility for negotiating the purchase and sale prices for the drugs. The sentencing announcement was made by U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling; the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Boston Field Division, Joseph R. Bonavolonta; the Special Agent in Charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Boston Field Division, Brian D. Boyle; the Special Agent in Charge of the IRS’s Criminal Investigations in Boston, Kristina O’Connell; the Director of Field Operations of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, William Ferrara; Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Colonel Kerry A. Gilpin; and Boston Police Commissioner William Gross. The Massachusetts Department of Correction, the Norfolk County Sherriff’s Office, the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office, the Reading, Watertown, Quincy, Chelsea, Braintree, Peabody, Waltham and Woburn Police Departments and the Connecticut State Police assisted with the investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorneys James E. Arnold and Jared C. Dolan of Lelling’s Narcotics & Money Laundering Unit prosecuted the case. Revere resident competes in Ballroom Dance Competition At the Commonwealth Classic Dance Competition on November 1 at the Marriott Hotel in Burlington, Mass., Revere resident Albert Nicholls competed in the Ballroom Dance Competition. With his Instructor Mrs. Saori DeSouza as his partner, Albert entered 12 dance heats in the beginner, intermediate and full Silver categories in the over 65-year-old level. He placed first 12 times in Cha-Cha, Mambo, West Coast Swing and Rumba. His teacher/dance partner Saori DeSouza of Dancesport Academy of New England continues to produce the best effort in his Ballroom dancing. (Courtesy photo) Prices subject to change FLEET ׉ 7cassandra://EInI4zSzWb-0YdpnmeE3K_cEE7q953D5gy6r0usW0to/`̰]ЀV]g!׉ETHE REVERE ADVOCATE–Friday, November 15 , 2019 Page 3 Revere resident Joe James goes to State House to testify on bill B OSTON – Legendary Point of Pines resident Joe James was recently on Beacon Hill to testify on House Bill 2929, An Act requiring gas or electric companies to notify residential customers prior to discontinuing gas or electric service. Joe, who celebrated his 95th birthday on October 24, did a tremendous a job telling his story to the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy. He is the beloved husband of the late local artist Dorothea “Dot” James and father of Steven James, who is Clerk of the Massachusetts House of Representatives. As the former Chairman of Revere’s Conservation Commission and a member of the Saugus River Watershed Council, Joe has been a staunch advocate for environmental protection for many years – especially when it comes to the stewardship of Rumney Marsh. Pictured from left to right: Point of Pines resident Joe James and State Representative RoseLee Vincent (16th Suffolk district) testify before the Massachusetts Legislature’s Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy. ׉ 7cassandra://SMYZGe7mqIch7oLdXMWgXiMqxT3ZfLuv2oHm_pNfaCc1`̰]ЀV]g!]ЀV]g! 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Alexis Figueroa (senior) – Midfielder – Somerville 2. Benjamin Lopez (senior) – Center/Midfielder – Somerville 3. Jorge Garcia (junior) – Midfielder – Somerville 4. Lucas Carey (junior) – Midfielder/Forward – Somerville 5. Kennedy Prince (senior) – Midfielder – Medford 6. France Kely (senior) – Midfielder – Medford 7. Farley Martins (senior) – Midfielder – Medford 8. Michael Maldonado (junior) – Midfielder – Revere 9. Diego Salcedo Gallo (junior) – Midfielder – Revere 10. Samuel Arango (senior) – Goalkeeper – Revere 11. John Nunes (senior) – Goalkeeper – Malden 12. Brendan Santos (junior) – Striker – Malden 13. Moses Herrera (sophomore) League Champions Somerville Most Valuable Player Aaron Vaz (senior) – Medford Coach of the Year Mike Petrides – Medford Fire and Fall Prevention at Rossetti-Cowan dine drink gather Friday, November 1 at 9 PM Bon Jovi Tribute Show LIVIN' ON A BAD NAME Saturday, November 2 at 9 PM New England's #1 Party Band WILDFIRE enjoy – Center/Back – Everett 14. Guilherme Moraes (sophomore) – Center/Midfielder – Everett Friday, November 8 at 9 PM U2 Tribute Experience JOSHUA TREE Saturday, November 9 at 9 PM Direct From New Orleans DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND Lt. Kevin Doherty and Lt. Erin Leary of the Revere Fire Department presented “Fire and Fall Prevention” to Rossetti-Cowan Senior Center participants last week. Seniors were educated on many facets of taking precautions to ensure safety. (Photo Courtesy of Stephen W. Fielding) Friday, November 15 at 9 PM New England's Premier Foreigner Tribute Saturday, November 16 at 9 PM Dance to Funky Disco Hits! 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Ice cream shop, 2 skating floors (group rates call ahead) Private parties every day. School Vacation Weeks 12-8 p.m. Admission $7.50 Win a trip for 2 to Las Vegas Bellagio Hotel Jet Blue Air 5 days / 4 nights Your school PTO can raffle the trip to make substantial money for your group. Call for details. BIRTHDAY PARTIES $11.50/Person, min. of 10 kids. Price includes Adm. + Roller Skates. Cake, soda, paper goods, 20 tokens for birthday person plus 100 Redemption Tickets and a gift from Roller World in one of our private BP Rooms. Aviram Massuda and his parents, Alfred and Mazal Massuda, to the Massachusetts State House for a visit and tour of the historic building. Avi immigrated to the United States from Israel and has made his home in Revere, and his parents were visiting Boston from Israel. Governor Baker announces new State Police superintendent G overnor Charlie Baker tapped Lieutenant Colonel Christopher S. Mason as the next colonel and superintendent of the State Police, effective Friday, November 15. At a press conference today in the State House, Mason identified a series of proposals to focus on accountability and conduct, increasing diversity within the agency, and updating training. The 26-year veteran of the Department expressed his deep pride in New England’s largest police force as well as his commitment to modernizing it, including some initial first steps: • Ensuring all Troop E Internal Affairs investigations are completed, and that the cases for terminated or retired troopers are referred to the State Retirement Board for pension forfeiture consideration if wrongdoing is found; • Implementing mandatory ethics training for all members, focusing on time and attendance issues and supervisors’ duties; • Directing the State Police Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity to immediately review options for promoting women and people of color into key positions; and • Changing the State Police Academy curriculum to rely less on paramilitary training and more on modern policing skills such as empathy, de-escalation, identification of vulnerable populations, and the response to emerging public safety threats “At a pivotal time for Massachusetts State Police, Chris Mason has the experience and vision to lead the Department forward with reforms and innovation that will shape its future,” said Baker. “Our administration is grateful for the changes put in motion under Colonel Kerry Gilpin, and supports Colonel Mason as he completes critical reforms to finish Troop E internal affairs investigations and fully implement AVL technology and the body camera procurement. 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the spouses of service members who are forced to leave their jobs due to military relocation. Under current law, when military families are reassigned to areas outside of Massachusetts, military spouses are not eligible for Unemployment Insurance (UI) because they are considered to have left their job by their own choice. The legislation seeks to correct this portion of the unemployment statute and makes several other changes to state law that update and modernize the UI program. “When service members are forced to relocate in order to serve their country, spouses of those soldiers shouldn’t be denied benefits for choosing to keep their families intact,” said Governor Charlie Baker. “This legislation corrects state law to ensure these spouses are no longer penalized for their family’s service, and makes other important changes to modernize the unemployment statute.” “Military families make profound sacrifices for our country and Commonwealth, and we need to ensure our unemployFILES | SEE PAGE 12 Susan B. 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Governor Karyn Polito, Senate President Karen Spilka, Secretary of Education Jim Peyser, Senator Anne Gobi, Representative Jeff Roy, the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts (AICUM), and SEIU Local 509 to sign An Act to Support Improved Financial Stability in Higher Education (H4099) which will clarify and enhance the authority of the Board of Higher Education to monitor the financial health of Massachusetts’ colleges and universities. This legislation requires any institution facing financial challenges that may jeopardize the institution’s ability to fulfill its obligations to current and admitted students to notify the Board of Higher Education, as well as submit a contingency plan for approval that includes arrangements for students to complete their studies. “Massachusetts is home to some of the world’s most impressive public and private colleges and universities that also serve as major employers and drivers of business across the Commonwealth,” said Baker. “We are very pleased to have worked alongside the Legislature to sign this important bill into law that will protect students and families from sudden college closures, while also guaranteeing those institutions confidentiality as the Department of Higher Education works with them to understand their financial status.” “While we do not want to see any college or university close its doors, it is important to ensure sufficient notice to students and staff to make arrangements if the institution where they study or work is at high risk of closure, so they can complete their studies with as little disruption as possible, or have sufficient time to find new employment,” said Lt. Governor Karyn Polito. “This legislation will better protect students, families and higher education professionals.” In March 2019, Governor Baker filed legislation to enhance the authority of the Board of Higher Education to monitor the financial health of Massachusetts’ colleges and universities. Under this legislation, colleges and universities shall immediately notify the Board of Higher Education of any known financial liabilities or risks which are reasonably likely to result in the imminent closure of the institution, or negatively affect the institution’s ability to fulfill its obligations to current or admitted students. The institution would be required to submit to the Board for approval a contingency plan that includes provisions for providing advance notice to students and staff. “Through this legislation, the Board and Department of Higher Education can ensure transparency for students and families without being overly burdensome to colleges,” said Education Secretary James Peyser. "We're especially pleased to see the votes on this legislation passing the House and Senate unanimously in recent weeks," said Carlos E. Santiago, Commissioner of Higher Education. "It is a sign of the deep levels of support for our work to monitor institutional finances with the goal of making sure that all students have the ability to complete their programs of study and pursue meaningful careers of their choice." "Massachusetts has a global reputation for excellence in higher education, and it's essential for all of us to work together to sustain and burnish public confidence in our colleges and universities," said Chris Gabrieli, Chair of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education. The Board of Higher Education will be responsible for establishing an annual process for screening every college and university to assess its financial condition, and to identify any institution that may be at risk of imminent closure. The Department of Higher Education is encouraged to work with the regional accrediting agency to conduct these annual screenings, in lieu of doing the screening itself. 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In addition to the extension of UI benefits to military spouses, the legislation would make other changes, including expanding the ability of the Department of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) to recoup fraudulently claimed benefits and clarifying that prison work-release programs are not means for qualifying for UI after release. “This legislation will help create fairness for our hard-working military families, make important changes to the unemployment statute that will save taxpayer dollars, and make the system more effective at serving Massachusetts’ workers and employers,” said Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development Rosalin Acosta. DUA, which operates under the state’s Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development, is responsible for managing the UI program, which provides temporary income to Massachusetts workers who are unemployed through no fault of their own and are able, available and actively looking for work. 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Patriots head coach Lou Cicatelli and his team have dispelled all doubts that they are a true championship contender. The team has risen to the challenge all season and will look to do so again when it travels to nearby Melrose on Friday. “This team is special. They are a great bunch of kids and they want to finish this,” he told the press after the victory. “And I believe they can.” Friday’s win was the product of some great offense, as the tandem of quarterback Calvin Boudreau and receiver Lucas Barbosa frustrated the Wayland defense with some key pass completions, including a beautiful hookup for a 13-yard score to make it 27-8 late in the second quarter. Running back Joe Llanos kept his stellar season running on all cylinders. He concluded the night with 215 yards on the ground and three touchdowns. He was pretty much unstoppable, as the Warriors’ defense had no answer for him. “I’m just going to come out and say it: Joe’s the best back I’ve ever coached here,” said Cicatelli after the game. “Never mind that, the best player I’ve ever coached here.” All three of Lanos’s touchdowns came in the first quarter. They went for 10, two and 33 yards and helped the Patriots to their big early lead. Wayland did take an 8-7 edge early in the game Joe Llanos breaks thru and runs to the end zone for a touchdown. down to edge within seven with about four minutes left before Llanos took over by carrying seven times for 47 yards on the ensuing Patriots drive, thus chewing up and running out the clock. Revere’s offense has executed at a high level in the tournament so far. The Patriots have scored over 40 points in their two playoff wins – 42 in both games. Joe Llanos scores one of his three touchdowns in the first quarter. Conversely, Melrose has allowed a combined 23 points in its two tourney wins. Revere’s Jonathan Murphy takes off on an end-around run during first-quarter action last Friday. when quarterback Mason Bolivar scored and ran in a two-point conversion. Bolivar would end up with almost 300 yards of total offense (rushing and passing). Wayland scored just before the half to pull within 27-14. Boudreau hit Barbosa for a 36yard score in the third to make it 34-14 before Wayland struck for two consecutive touchdowns to get within 34-28. The Patriots defense, which had trouble stopping the Warrior offense, Bolivar in particular, did make a big play when Barbosa intercepted a pass that set up Boudreau’s 19yard scoring strike to Jonathan Murphy. Llanos ran in the two-point conversion to account for all the Revere scoring. Wayland responded with another touchJoe Llanos follows the block of Zach Furlong and dances to the end zone. 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