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As 2020 was the “Year Like No Amanda Linehan Ward 3 Councillor By Steve Freker he news of Amazon coming to Malden’s doorstep brought more than a tear to the eye of those lamenting the demise of a longtime movie theater, whose place the online retail giant will soon take. It also elicited a strongly worded resJadeane Sica Ward 8 Councillor olution by Ward 8 Councillor Jadeane Sica, co-sponsored by the entire City Council, predicting that Amazon would expand operations into Malden in the future and advising them that this city strongly supports workers’ rights, including fair wages AMAZON | SEE PAGE 10 Other,” so was the Mayor’s 10th presentation since he was fi rst elected to the city’s top post in 2011. Delivered virtually via Zoom webinar, just over 200 were in attendance online for the event, hosted by the Malden Chamber of Commerce, which is celebrating its 130th anniversary in this city in 2021, having originated in 1891, just before the turn of the 20th century. Malden Chamber of Commerce Executive Joan Mongeau was mistress of ceremonies. Chamber of Commerce President this term is Donna Owners of the historic 15 Ferry St. office building propose moving it to adjacent parking lot Malden Historical Commission blocked demolition, seeks more info on plans for move By Steve Freker T he Malden Historical Commission wants to know more about the plans by owners of a 15 Ferry St. offi ce building to move it from its present site to an adjacent parking lot. At a regular virtual monthly meeting Monday morning, the Historical Commission members agreed to give the owners a 60-day extension, from March to May, to present a plan on how they intend to preserve the building. At an earlier meeting this past fall, the members voted to block the demolition of the wellknown Malden Square office building, citing its historical signifi cance. According to previous Gary Christenson Mayor Denoncourt of Boston Light Financial. After a humorous start, where he feigned forgetting the event was virtual and showed up to an empty Anthony’s function hall, Mayor Christenson went right into his traditional presentation, albeit virtually. He gave an overview of the 2020 year, plus the beginning of 2021, using his 617-387-2200 ATE Friday, February 26, 2021 Mayor cites resiliency, spirit of Malden in State of the City Address Onset of COVID-19 pandemic, city’s response, dominated in Malden during 2020 customary department-by-department approach. (The fulllength State of the City address is available to view by going to the city’s website – www.cityofmalden.org – then go to Mayor’s Offi ce and the link can be accessed to see the address on YouTube.) Mayor Christenson highlighted many achievements and events of note from the past year, centering much of the fi rst part of the address on the city’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, an international tragedy which to date has claimed 500,000 lives nationwide and over 2.5 million worldwide. The Mayor praised the “resiliency, compassion and generosity” of the Malden community “which came together to help our residents who needed it most” during the pandemic in 2020. Established municipal agencies were joined by loMAYOR | SEE PAGE 9 Rep. Ultrino named vice chair of Joint Committee on Education O n February 12, House Speaker Ron Mariano The 15 Ferry St. offi ce building is believed to be one of several buildings donated to the City of Malden long ago (and later sold to private bidders) by the city’s fi rst Mayor, Elisha Converse. (Courtesy Photo) discussion, the 15 Ferry St. building, which formerly housed the law offi ces of well-known Malden Attorney and former State Representative Christopher Fallon, is believed to be one of sevHISTORIC OFFICE | SEE PAGE 4 named State Representative Steven Ultrino as the new House Vice-Chair of the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Education. Ultrino will join the continuing House Chair, Representative Alice Peisch, on the committee. The Joint Committee on Education presides over all legislation regarding elementary and secondary education in the Commonwealth. Ultrino will also serve as a member of the House Committee on Wa ys and Means, the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing and the Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development. Ultrino is a lifelong education professional, beginning his career as school principal and a classroom teacher Steven Ultrino State Representative of business and economics. 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Since its inception, the ECF has provided grants to 50 local organizations and I want to thank the members of the Board for their diligence and our partners at Encore Boston Harbor for their financial support,” said Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria. “The ability to engage socially is vital to the health and wellbeing of individuals. We are inherently social beings. I am very proud that the Everett Citizens Foundation voted to provide financial support to MVES’s Social Engagement Program,” said Attorney Matthew Lattanzi, ECF Staff Support. ECF was established by the Host Community Agreement between the City of Everett and Wynn Resorts that was approved by the voters of Everett in 2013. ECF receives an annual payment of $250,000 from Encore Boston Harbor, which is distributed among local groups, associations and programs with important initiatives in Everett. If you are interested in knowing more about Mystic Valley Elder Services’ Social Engagement Program or other programs, please visit mves.org or call 781-324-7705. Lipper-Garabedian named Vice Chair of Joint Committee on Elder Affairs S tate Representative Kate Lipper-Garabedian was recently named the House Vice Chair of the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Elder Affairs by House Speaker Ronald Mariano just 11 months into her role as the State Representative for the 32nd Middlesex District. “I am thrilled to be chosen for a Vice Chair assignment,” said Lipper-Garabedian. “I am honored by Speaker Mariano’s confidence and delighted to serve on a variety of committees that will focus on critical issues this session. 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In her first year, she assisted residents with accessing state benefits, developed resources on various government and community programs, frequently communicated with the District about legislative and policy developments, including in weekly newsletters, voted to enact legislation, includKate Lipper-Garabedian State Representative ing on economic development, the climate crisis and health care, and, more recently, helped constituents navigate the vaccine rollout and appointment process. Entering the new session, Lipper-Garabedian has filed more than 30 bills on a variety of topics, including student data privacy, vocational technical education and college in high school programs, senior property tax exemptions, community corrections reform, and veterans’ benefits. The recent addition of Committee assignments will complement her efforts at the State House. 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Donato as vice chair of powerful Ways and Means Committee S peaker of the House Ron Mariano recently appointed State Representative Paul Donato to serve as the assistant vice chairman of House Ways and Means Committee. “Representative Donato is a dedicated public servant, deeply knowledgeable of the House and the legislative process and responsive to the needs of his constituents,” said Mariano. “I am confi dent that his experience will make him a valued leader in the role of assistant vice chair of the Ways and Means Committee as we continue to recover from the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic.” Donato has been in the Massachusetts House of Representative for 10 terms. Prior to entering the Legislature in 2001, he served on the Medford School Committee, the Medford City Council (serving and Mayor and Council President). Donato represents the 35th Middlesex District, which consists of Wards 1 and 2, Ward 3, Precinct 1, Ward 7, Precinct 2 and Ward 8, Precinct 1 in the City of Medford and Ward 1, Ward 3, Precinct 2 and Ward 7, Precinct 1 in the City of Malden. ULTRINO | FROM PAGE 1 give inmates the training and education they needed to fi nd jobs and reintegrate into their communities after release. Ultrino also served as a member and vice-chair of Malden’s School Committee from 2004 to 2012. Ultrino holds a B.A. in Education and History and multiple graduate degrees in education, including an M.S. in Adult and Organizational Learning from Suff olk University, a Certifi cate of Advanced Graduate Study in Educational Leadership from Emmanuel College and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership and Governance from Nova Southeastern University. “I’m so honored to be chosen as Vice-Chair of the Joint Committee on Education. I’ve dedicated my life to ensuring that all students here in Malden, and across the Commonwealth have equitable access to a quality education, and I’m overjoyed at the opportunity to continue that work in this new role,” said Ultrino. “I’m grateful to Speaker Mariano for the confidence he has placed in me, and exPaul Donato State Representative Representative Donato served as Second Assistant Majority Leader and he served as Third Division Leader, Chairman of the Committee on Municipalities and Regional Government, as Chairman of the House Committee on Steering, Policy and Scheduling and as Vice-Chairman of the House Committee on Personnel and Administration. His previous committee assignments include the Transportation, Energy and Local Aff airs Committees. Representative Donato is also President of his freshman class of 2001-2002. cited to work with him and Chair Peisch to make certain our students, educators, and school administrators have the resources they need to learn, grow, and succeed.” Please contact the Offi ce of In addition, Donato has been appointed to the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, is a member of the Massachusetts Network of Foster Care Alumni Board and an ex-officio member of the Children, Youth and Families Advisory Committee. He has served as the House Co-Chairman of the Special Commission on Municipal Relief, the House Appointee on the Governor’s Municipal Task Force for Federal Economic Stimulus Funds, Regional Advisory Commission (Chair of the Municipal Finance Regionalization Subcommittee), the Special Committee on Child Care and Neglect and the Special Committee on Foster Care. 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Dr. Ilona Goldfarb of Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) spoke about concerns that the vaccines could negatively affect women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Although no major studies were conducted to test the vaccines in those patients, she said, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s leading infectious disease specialist, reported that the vaccines have been given to 10,000 womCORPORATE & BUSINESS TAX PREPARATION RESPONSIVE CPA ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS * Financial Statement: Audit & Reviews * Payroll & Bookkeeping Services Call (617) 240-2905 / Email: Steven.divirgilio@cpa.com Website: WWW.STEVEDCPA.COM en nationwide who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Thus far, there have been no documented complications noted by the federal Food and Drug Administration. Goldfarb also said there is no evidence that the vaccines cause miscarriages or decrease fertility. “The COVID vaccine seems like a very safe choice,” she said. In addition, Goldfarb said no part of the virus is put into the vaccines. “The COVID vaccine is not a live vaccine; no one is goHISTORIC OFFICE | SEE PAGE 1 eral buildings in the downtown bequeathed to Malden just after ing to get COVID by getting the vaccine.” Dr. Sandra Nelson of MGH encouraged residents to get vaccinated even if they already had the virus, adding that after symptoms subside patients can wait 90 days to get the shots. Yet, she acknowledged the possibility of side effects, particularly after the second inoculation. “The rate of side effects are a little bit higher after the second dose,” said Nelson. She also said the most common side effect has been soreness in the the turn of the 20th century by former Mayor Elisha Converse. It reportedly last sold several years ago for $1.45 million. According to Malden-based Attorney Roberto Di Marco, who appeared at Monday’s meeting on behalf of the owners, two options had been developed to comply with the Historical Commission’s request to preserve the arm where the vaccine was administered. She also said residents should continue to wear masks after they receive the vaccines. “We know that some people who acquire this virus never get sick,” said Nelson. Dr. Paige Wickner of Brigham and Women’s Hospital said there is nothing in the vaccines that would trigger a reaction from someone with a food allergy. “These vaccines are safe, even for people with food allergies,” she said. tial use of some of the parking lot land to relocate the 15 Ferry St. building. Members of the Historical Commission asserted the owners must get permission from the MRA to entertain any ideas of moving the building onto their land. Ward 4 Councillor Ryan O’Malley, who attended the virtual meetings, spoke in favor of stayHere is a look inside of the 15 Ferry St. office building that is believed to have historical significance. (Courtesy Photo) Another look inside the period-style fixtures and staircase inside 15 Ferry St. (Courtesy Photo) building. One was to move the building 60 feet south to its right down Ferry Street and into the adjacent parking lot. A second option was to swivel the building 90 degrees so it would be facing the parking lot. This option was discarded, Di Marco said. The parking lot is owned and maintained by the Malden Redevelopment Authority (MRA), and as of Monday there had been no response to inquiries to the MRA regarding potening demolition, preserving the building, and of any plan by the owners of moving the building. Councillor O’Malley told those in attendance he has tried previously in 2020 to organize a meeting between himself and representatives of the property, the Mayor’s Office and the MRA and had been unsuccessful. He said he would begin anew to try and organize such a meeting to “discuss what’s really going on here” and try to come to a resolution. ׉ 7cassandra://wt-ZTrdwSp010liUpwlFxY1ZUQKOjKTwmdYGoX6LB9o+`̰`8~<׉E THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Friday, February 26, 2021 Page 5 Federal grand jury indicts Maldonian on “murder-for-hire” charges Suspect allegedly tried to hire “hit man” to murder his wife B OSTON – A Malden man was indicted by a federal grand jury on Tuesday in connection with attempting to hire a contract killer – who was actually an undercover federal agent – to murder his wife, according to a spokesperson from the U.S. District Attorney’s Office. Massimo Marenghi, 54, of Malden, was indicted on one count of murder-forhire. Marenghi was charged by criminal complaint and arrested in January 2021. After a detention hearing on February 10, 2021, U.S. Magistrate Judge Jennifer C. Boal ordered Marenghi detained without bail pending trial. According to charging documents, an individual reported to law enforcement that Marenghi had complained about his wife seeking a restraining order against him, allegedly asking the individual for assistance in killing his wife. At the direction of federal agents, the individual introduced Marenghi to an undercover agent who posed as a contract killer. On January 20, 2021, Marenghi met with the undercover agent and allegedly sought help to “eliminate” his problem, providing the undercover agent with a photograph of his wife’s residence and explained how to evade detection by cameras while approaching the residence. It is alleged that on January 29, 2021, Marenghi again met with the undercover agent and discussed moving forward with the killing of his wife. Allegedly, Marenghi provided $1,500 cash as a deposit for the murder and explained that the sooner the “demolition job” took place, the sooner he would be able to pay the balance owed. He also allegedly provided the undercover agent with a photograph of his wife, the hours of operation of her place of business and a schedule indicating when he would have custody of his children, which he said would be the “best time for the construction work to start.” Someone charged with murder-for-hire faces a sentence of up to 10 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of up to $250,000. Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based on the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors. U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling and the FBI’s Special Agent in Charge of the Boston Field Division, Joseph R. Bonavolonta, made the case announcement. The Malden Police Department provided valuable assistance with the investigation. 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