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Malden High School graduates 402 at Macdonald
Stadium as a more traditional ceremony returns
By Steve Freker
T
he COVID-19 pandemic turns
out new pieces of history
like no other event in the past
100 years. Malden High School
(MHS) Principal Chris Mastrangelo
noted the same at the MHS
Class of 2021 graduation exercises
held Sunday at Macdonald
Stadium, where 402 seniors
received their diplomas.
Class President Harriet Gerochiâ€™s
address to her classmates
spurred him to point out, â€œThis
Class of 2021 has made plenty
of history, but Harrietâ€™s speech
was most definitely the first time
a Malden High School graduation
speech began with â€˜Whatâ€™s
up, shorties!â€™"
To the credit of all who
planned and prepared the event
and all those who took part, that
was the tone of the day, despite
the at times oppressive heat settling
in at temperatures in the
mid-90s under a brilliant sunny
sky. There was a clear sense of a
lighter atmosphere on this highest
of priority days for the Class
of 2021, which was the second
group of MHS seniors in a row to
have lived through the â€œonce-in100-yearsâ€
COVID-19 pandemic.
In turn, the speeches were to
the point, while at the same time
inspiring and uplifting â€“ not to
mention, efficient â€“ as this graduation
was called by many â€œveteranâ€
Malden Public Schools
alumni in the house the quickest
in memory at one hour, 29
minutes.
CAPS OFF TO MHS GRADUATING CLASS OF 2021: Malden High School graduates celebrate the end
of the graduation exercises by tossing their caps into the air at Macdonald Stadium last Sunday.
(Advocate photo by Josh London)
Malden #1 with lowest Covid
case rate of all cities in Mass.
Latest two-week case numbers total 45
By Steve Freker
N
umbers of COVID-19 cases
continue to drop across the
nation and statewide as vaccination
percentages by populations
go up. Nowhere in Massachusetts
has the number of cases
shifted downward so dramatically
as it has in Malden.
According to the latest state
numbers, Malden is ranked #1 in
the state among all urban communities
with the fewest case incidences,
with a new low of 4.8
positive cases per 100,000 residents.
Malden also leads the
Return of a more
traditional ceremony
Sunday also marked a return
GRADUATE| SEE PAGE 14
Firefighters remember the fallen
in 152nd annual observance
state (for urban communities)
with the fewest COVID-19-positive
cases, just 45 cases in the
past two-week period listed by
the Mass. Dept. of Public Health
COVID-19 | SEE PAGE 10
REMEMBERING MALDENâ€™S BRAVEST: The city of Malden honored its fallen firefighters during its
annual observance on Sunday. Shown marching to Forestdale Cemetery, from left to right, are:
MFD Lieutenants Richard Smith, Robert Hagerty and Nicholas Hooper, Fire Captain Eric Truesdale
and Firefighter David Nylin. See page 18 for story and photo highlights. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino)
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, June 11, 2021
Malden to celebrate Flag Day 2021
Understanding elder abuse
and financial exploitation
J
une marks World Elder Abuse
Awareness Month, a time to
bring attention to this critical issue
affecting one in six elders
worldwide. Elder abuse can include
physical, emotional, sexual,
caregiver neglect, self-neglect
and financial exploitation. It impacts
seniors from all walks of life.
â€œElder abuse is a very complex
T
he City of Malden will celebrate
Flag Day on Monday,
June 14 at 5 p.m. at Bell
Rock Memorial Park on Main
Street. Attendees can look forward
to patriotic songs being
performed by the Malden
High School Choral Arts Society.
The featured speaker will
be U.S. Marine Corps Veteran
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Deb Olson, who is Commander
of the Disabled American Veterans
of Massachusetts. Malden
Boy Scout Troop 603 will perform
a Flag Folding Ceremony,
and the Malden Girl Scouts will
read a poem. The annual event
is being coordinated by Ward 1
Councillor Peg Crowe and Ward
1 School Committee Member
Mike Drummey. The ceremony
will take place rain or shine.
Flag Day commemorates the
June 14, 1777, adoption of the
United States Flag by resolution
of the Second Continental
Congress. On May 30, 1916,
President Woodrow Wilson officially
established June 14 as
Flag Day, and on August 3, 1949,
President Truman signed an Act
of Congress designating every
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issue. Itâ€™s important because itâ€™s
common. And it can happen to
anyone,â€ said Shelly Sevinor, protective
services quality improvement
specialist and community
liaison for Mystic Valley Elder
Services (MVES).
Sevinor points out that the financial
exploitation of elders is at
an all-time high. Many scammers
think of elders as prime targets
because they might live alone
and have retirement savings or
own a home. Scammers might
assume that their crimes against
seniors will go unreported.
Many schemes against elders
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are conducted by phone or
over email, or sometimes even
through door-to-door solicitation.
They might come in the
form of credit card offers, charitable
donation requests, investment
opportunities, sweepstakes,
home improvement offers,
wire and banking transfers,
health and wellness products,
Amazon scams, computer
pop-ups and insurance offers.
All too often, scammers access
seniorsâ€™ personal information
online and leverage it to exploit
them financially.
For example, an older adult
posts to her Facebook page
that her grandson has been accepted
to a specific college or
university. A scammer accesses
her phone number online
and calls to seek a donation to
the schoolâ€™s alumni association.
Once the senior gives her personal
information, including
credit card number and billing
address, the scammer can then
make fraudulent charges.
According to the AARP, sweetheart
scams (also referred to as
romance scams) cause a heavy
financial toll on men and women
aged 60 and older. These cons
are like other scams except that
these scammers are providing
their purported affection in an attempt
to get the victimâ€™s money.
In todayâ€™s world of online dating
and social media, these scams
have increased as perpetrators
leverage the anonymity of the Internet
to target victims. Once the
perpetrator gets a seniorâ€™s money,
he or she often disappears,
leaving the senior feeling taken
advantage of and ashamed.
While seniors may be targeted
over the phone or online by
scammers, Sevinor points out
that MVES regularly sees cases
of family members financially exploiting
their loved ones. In other
words, itâ€™s not always a stranger
taking advantage of a senior.
â€œAn adult child may be managing
Momâ€™s finances and begin
drawing on her motherâ€™s money
when she loses her job,â€ said Sevinor.
Oftentimes elders are less
likely to report cases of financial
exploitation when it involves a
child, grandchild or other relative.
MVES plays a proactive role in
addressing elder abuse by not
only investigating cases but by
proactively offering education
and trainings in the 11 communities
MVES serves. â€œWe have developed
a strong rapport with
mandated reporters of elder
abuse such as police officers and
hospitals,â€ said Sevinor. â€œWe also
educate seniors themselves by
offering seminars and resources.
Our goal is to build awareness
while enabling seniors to
remain safe and independent
living in the community.â€
If you suspect elder abuse
of a loved one or are being
abused yourself, please call the
stateâ€™s Elder Abuse Hotline at
1-800-922-2275 or file online at
https://www.mass.gov/how-to/
report-elder-abuse.
What can you do to
avoid a scam?
â€¢ Block unwanted calls and
text messages. Take steps to
block unwanted calls and to filter
unwanted text messages.
â€¢ Donâ€™t give your personal or financial
information in response to
a request that you didnâ€™t expect.
Legitimate organizations wonâ€™t
call, email or text to ask for your
personal information, such as
your social security number, bank
account or credit card numbers.
â€¢ If you get an email or text
message from a company you
do business with and you think
itâ€™s real, itâ€™s still best not to click
on any links. Donâ€™t call a number
they gave you or the number
from your caller ID.
â€¢ Resist the pressure to act immediately.
Legitimate businesses
will give you time to make
a decision. Anyone who pressures
you to pay or give them
your personal information is a
scammer.
â€¢ Know how scammers tell
you to pay. Never pay someone
who insists you pay with a gift
card or by using a money transfer
service. And never deposit a
check and send money back to
someone.
â€¢ Stop and talk to someone
you trust. Before you do anything
else, tell someone â€“ a
friend, a family member, a
neighbor â€“ what happened.
Talking about it could help you
realize that itâ€™s a scam.
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Froio will not seek
reelection
â€œT
oday is both a happy and
sad day for me. I have
dedicated my career, which
spans more than 45 years, to
educating our youth, serving
as both an educator and a
School Committee Member in
the Malden School System. After
much thought and consideration,
I have decided not to
seek re-election to the Malden
School Committee. I feel that it
is time for me to move on and
give someone else the opportunity
to represent the residents
of Ward 8. Since my term does
not end until January 2022, I
will continue to devote all my
energies into making the Malden
School System better for
all students. At this time I want
to thank the residents of Ward 8
for having the confidence in me
to serve as their representative
on the Malden School Committee
for the past 14 years. Together
we worked on many importMalden
Catholic celebrates 86th Commencement
O
n May 15, Malden Catholic
High School celebrated the
86th Commencement ceremony
for the Class of 2021. Following
all guidelines established by
the state and national health organizations,
Malden Catholic
hosted a live graduation at the
Brother Gilbert Stadium with
more than 700 graduates, family
members, faculty and staff in
attendance. Of the 108 Malden
Catholic graduates, 98 families
were present and socially distanced
on the football field.
The ceremony started with
John Froio
Ward 8 School
Committee Member
ant issues and I am very proud
of all of our accomplishments.
I would also like to extend a
thank you to those who encouraged
and supported me, particularly
my wife Judy, my family
and friends.â€
Malden Police announce
Junior Police Academy
T
he Malden Police Department
is pleased to announce
that due to the lifted COVID-19
restrictions we will once again
be hosting the Junior Police
Academy (JPA). We understand
that COVID-19 is not gone, and
we will be taking additional
steps to ensure the health and
safety of our youths and that this
will be our first priority.
To ensure proper social distancing
and the safety of our
youths, we will be conducting
two separate academy weeks.
Both weeks will be identical. The
first week will be July 12 through
July 16 and the second week will
be July 19 through July 23.
The program is designed for
students entering the fifth,
sixth, seventh or eighth grade
this fall. The JPA will begin
promptly at 9 a.m. and end at
approximately 3 p.m. each day.
A limited number of cadets will
be accepted to the week-long
program. You must be sure you
can attend during these dates
before submitting an application.
If a cadet fails to comply
with the rules of the JPA
or fails to cooperate with fellow
cadets or staff, the cadet
will be immediately removed
from the program. The JPA will
feature a variety of training situations
in which all cadets will
be required to participate. The
JPA will include, but not be limited
to, classroom instruction,
hands-on police tactics training,
physical training and travel
days to special events.
An officer will contact you to
confirm the childâ€™s acceptance
into the program. Applications
can be found on the Malden Police
website.
Anyone with questions or
concerns is urged to contact Detective
Renee Kelley with any
questions or concerns at 781397-7171
ext. 1203 or at rkelley@maldenpd.com.
a
prayer by Malden Catholicâ€™s
Director of Mission Integration,
Brother Thomas Puccio,
followed by a presentation
by Malden Catholic salutatorian
Aaron Babu of Wilmington.
Babuâ€™s address commented on
the great changes that had taken
place at the school and in
the world overall and how the
graduating Class of 2021 is now
better prepared for a dynamic
future based on the education
received at Malden Catholic
during the transitions.
After the conferral of diplomas
by Malden Catholic Headmaster
John Thornburg, Principal/Associate
Headmaster Rose Maria
Redman, Boys Division Head
Robert Bucchino (â€™71) and Assistant
Principal of Student Life
James Grocki, Malden Catholic
valedictorian Luke Stockless of
Malden presented a speech regarding
the tremendous value
of the Malden Catholic brotherhood
and spirit of connection he
experienced over the past four
years. According to Lawless, the
entire community united as one
with grit and compassion and
helped lift up the Class of 2021,
especially during the pandemic
year.
The following awards were
presented: Xaverian Award: Benjamin
Foy; Gerard F. Doherty,
1946, Loyalty and Friendship
Award: Ryan Constantino and
Thomas Curran; Loyalty and Service
Award: Aaron Babu and Mario
Cavuoto; Spirit Award: Brady
Sullivan; Theology Department
Award: Thomas Curran; English
Department Award: Benjamin
Foy; World Language Department
Award â€“ Spanish: Luke
Stockless; World Language Department
Award â€“ Latin: Joseph
Meuse; World Language
Department Award â€“ Italian:
Modesto Rodriguez; Social Studies
Department Award: Joseph
Meuse; Mathematics Department
Award: Luke Stockless; Science
Department Award â€“ Biology:
Benjamin Foy; Science Department
Award â€“ Chemistry:
Dante LoPriore; Science Department
Award â€“ Physics: Junming
Tai; STEM Award: Martynas Gravell;
Art Department Award: Joseph
Connolly; Technology Department
Award: Aaron Babu;
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, June 11, 2021
~ Letter-to-the-Editor ~
City councillor responds to residentâ€™s
question on park spending
Dear Editor,
I am writing with the backing
of fellow Councillor Camell to respond
to the letter from Mr. Larson
in last weekâ€™s June 4, 2021
Malden Advocate asking how
funds at Trafton Park have been
spent and about the status of
the effort to complete work envisioned
in the Master Plan.
As someone who has pushed
the last 29 years for our local
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Camell and I have already been
working with the Mayorâ€™s Office,
our DPW and Youth Baseball to
secure additional funds to undertake
more work on the ball
field at Trafton.
Councillor Camell and I held
5 community meetings and
worked with our Mayor and fellow
Councillors to initially invest
$641,800 in Trafton, the biggest
investment the City has made in
the park in the 30 years my wife
and I have lived in Maplewood.
This initial investment has proven
its success, just go by the Park
on a weekend morning of any
afternoon and see the scores of
kids using the playground and
walking and bicycling around
the revamped pathway.
All funds were spent in accordance
with state public bidding
and prevailing wage laws.
The City awarded the contract
to a highly qualified lower bidder,
JJ Phelan of Tewksbury experienced
with many municipal
projects including parks in Everett
and Salem.
How was that $641,800 spent?
1. Removing unsafe equipment,
fencing and asphalt: a
key priority was to eliminate facilities
that fell into disrepair after
the East Side Little League
dissolved a decade ago including
a collapsing batting cage, a
broken asphalt path and associated
fencing in the outfield, an
unsanitary snack stand and dated
play equipment. $105,000
2. Increasing the size of the
playground and making it more
accessible: residents who participated
in the 5 community
meetings overwhelming agreed
that the playground was the top
priority for funding. So the City
funded a bigger, more attractive
playground with a safer, accessible
rubber surface that replaced
a loose stone material. Worn
out tot equipment has been replaced
with a tot play structure
and a new merry-go-round and
multi-person teeter-totter that
are a big hit for all ages. $207,000
3. An Improved Pedestrian
Pathway: a new paved pathway
for walking and bicycling has replaced
the broken outfield path
and the path by the playground
was redone to allow expandSPENDING
| SEE PAGE 26
bike trail, I can assure you that
with community support and
the right leadership projects can
be done and enjoyed in phases
and fully completed. Our City
has capably performed multiple
projects at the same time;
between 2010 and 2017 the City
built 17 park projects at 14 locations
at a cost of $20 million,
including two phase projects
at Pearl Street, Coytemore Lea
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City plans Summer Festivals
to support Maldenâ€™s reopening
M
ayor Gary Christenson is announcing a series
of outdoor Summer Festivals in Malden
Center this summer. Beginning June 12 and occurring
every other Saturday through the end
of August, the City of Malden will be sponsoring
live music, cultural performances, artisan
and craft displays, a car show, cosplay contests
and many other surprises throughout the summer.
A main stage will be erected in the Pleasant
Street Parking Lot, while other events will
occur at City Hall Plaza and other areas along
Pleasant and Exchange Streets.
â€œTo help our businesses rebound after a horrible
year, we want to bring a series of open-air
events that will give our residents an opportunity
to come out and re-explore Malden. We have
a bunch of surprises, but we also hope to add
to the full slate of events as the summer goes
on and bring something for everyone to enjoy,â€
Mayor Christenson said.
This effort by the Mayorâ€™s Office, the Malden
Redevelopment Authority and the Malden
Chamber of Commerce is the result of the City
taking part in Massachusettsâ€™s Local Rapid Recovery
Plan Program where cities are required
to define an area and then try and help businesses
recover from the pandemic. With Malden
continuing to improve its classification of
being a community of risk with the pandemic
and the lifting of the restrictions by the Governor,
the summer looks to be a great time for additional
outdoor activities.
The Summer Festivals will take place on June
12 and 26, July 10 and 24 and August 7 and 21.
Free parking is available in the CBD Garage (170
Centre St.) and in the Jackson Street Garage (7
Jackson St.). For more information about the
Summer Festivals and the ever-evolving list of
events, please visit cityofmalden.org/summerfestivals.
~
Letter to the Editor ~
DaPonta Family thanks
Malden community
Dear Editor:
W
e wish to express our sincere
appreciation for all
who offered their condolences
after the tragic passing of our
beloved son Simon. While we
will endeavor to reach out to everyone
personally, we simply do
not have contact information for
the many who attended his Celebration
of Life.
We were truly amazed by
the outpouring of support that
came from far and wide. Thank
you to all who donated to the
JL11 Foundation, which had a
special place in Simonâ€™s heart.
Even though the pain of losing
Simon will remain, your prayers,
kind words and gestures have
Simon DaPonta
provided so much comfort to
our family.
Thank you,
The DaPonta Family
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, June 11, 2021
Malden Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday â€“
Anthony and Neal Spadafora Memorial
By Peter F. Levine
I
t is said in Malden today, tomorrow
and yesterdayâ€¦
Nice to see the beautiful granite
benches memorializing the
lives of Neal Spadafora and his
dad, Anthony (Papa Tony), on
the path along the Malden River
behind the Cambridge Health
Alliance building. I can still see
Neal out back of the bar on Canal
Street with his fishing rod
pulling out the strangest looking
fish.
Chris Rigano; Edgeworth
1981-2021. From Renee Stracciaâ€™s
heart via Facebook: â€œI donâ€™t
even know where to start. It just
doesnâ€™t feel real. Rest easy Chris,
you watch our babies up there,
you have an army down here
to make sure Stef, Kay, Joey and
Tink are always good. Have a
twisted tea and peanut butter
whiskey shot for me up there.
Watch over our babies.â€
Happy 104th birthday (May
10) to Maldenâ€™s â€œChuckinâ€ Charlie
Oâ€™Rourke. The Boston HerAnthony
Spadafora memorial bench (Courtesy Photo)
aldâ€™s â€œFenway Parkâ€™s Greatest
Momentsâ€ printed a few years
back called the November 16,
1940, matchup between Charlieâ€™s
Boston College Eagles and
the Georgetown football squad
number three on the greatest
moments at Fenway list. The Eagles
were unbeaten since New
Yearâ€™s Day while Georgetown
was on a 23-game win streak.
Before a capacity crowd at the
then 28-year-old ballfield, BC
trailed 10-0 but came back to
win 19-18 to seal an undefeated
season on the way to a Sugar
Bowl Championship on New
Yearâ€™s Day. The dean of all sportswriters,
Grantland Rice, called it
perhaps the greatest football
game ever. Maldonians with
long, long memories called
Charlie the greatest athlete of
his generation and possibly of
all generations. Malden High
School was a breeding ground
for BC football players, filling the
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in those days that the
war cry out of the BC huddle was
â€œGo Malden!â€
Charlie was a sports deity
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in his Malden High School Hall
of Fame Career belt was a game
played on January 1, 1941, and
voted one of BCâ€™S â€œGreatest
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Calling Malden Democrats â€“
join your virtual caucus on June 26
Malden Dems invited to elect delegates to Sept. 25, 2021, Massachusetts Democratic Party Convention in Lowell
A
ll Malden residents who are
registered or preregistered
Democrats are cordially invited
to join fellow Democrats from
their ward at the annual caucus
on Saturday, June 26, 2021,
where they will elect delegates
to represent Malden at this fallâ€™s
Massachusetts Democratic Party
Convention. â€œEvery Democrat
over age 16 in Malden can
participate in deciding who
represents them at the statewide
convention,â€ explained
Ryan Oâ€™Malley, Chair of the Malden
Democratic City Committee
(MDCC). â€œIf you are curious
about local or statewide political
activities, attending the annual
caucus is a great way to develop
your network of Democrats and
make your voice heard.â€
Each year Democratic Party
caucuses are held in every
city and town in Massachusetts
to elect delegates to the state
Convention in accordance with
Massachusetts Democratic Party
guidelines (www.massdems.
org). While the pandemic forced
the cancellation of last yearâ€™s
convention, the 2021 convention
will be delivered in a hybrid
mode so delegates can choose
to attend virtually or in person.
Maldenâ€™s caucus for all wards
will take place on Saturday, June
26 at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom. Preregistering
online for the caucus
is strongly encouraged. Interested
people can preregister
for the caucus at https://
us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUtd-uhpzIoE9fgdkniYQRlnd4_Ay5IN2xY.
The Zoom
room will open no later than at
9:30 a.m. on June 26. Participants
will be assigned to breakout
rooms by ward. Those interested
in participating should arrive
promptly, as registration for the
caucus will close at 10:15 a.m.
Who can participate? To vote
at the caucus or become a delegate
or alternate from your
ward, you must be a registered
or preregistered Democrat, live
CATHOLIC | FROM PAGE 3
Business Award: Daniel Maynard;
Physical Education Department
Award: Antonio Vigliotta.
Malden Catholic is also proud
to announce the following featured
scholarship winners: Edward
Shaughnessy Jr. 2003 Memorial
Scholarship: Jonathan
Abreu; Breed Bayrd Scholarship:
Christian Almeida, Temidayo
Lukan, Joseph Meola and Matthew
Shao; Piccolo Scholarship:
in the ward and be elected as
a delegate during the caucus
by other attendees from your
ward. (You must attend in order
to be elected as a delegate.)
MDCC will have a list of registered
Democrats; if you registered
or changed your registration
recently, you should be prepared
to show proof of registration.
Young people who have
preregistered as Democrats and
reached the age of 16 by June
15, 2020, may vote in the caucus,
run as delegates and be elected
as delegates to the convention.
They should bring proof of preregistration.
The
Massachusetts Democratic
Party is committed to representing
the partyâ€™s diversity at
its annual Convention. In electing
delegates, the Party works to
maximize gender balance and
inclusion. Candidates who identify
as gender nonbinary can run
for delegate or alternate without
needing to classify themselves
as male or female. Members of
potentially underrepresented
groups â€“ including youth (35 or
under), minority (black, Hispanic,
Asian American, Native American,
Cape Verdean, LGBTQ+)
and disabled Democrats â€“ who
were not elected as delegates
or alternates at their caucus,
may apply to the Massachusetts
Democratic Party as â€œaddon
delegatesâ€ to the convention.
The Party evaluates the diversity
of elected delegates and
draws from the pool of add-on
applicants to maximize fair representation.
Convention
in Lowell on September
25: The 2021 Massachusetts
Democratic Party Convention
will take place September
25 at the Tsongas Center
in nearby Lowell. According to
Massachusetts Democratic Party
Chair Gus Bickford, â€œAttendees
will be able to join in-person at
the Tsongas Center or engage
remotely, depending on their
comfort level, and voting will
Timothy Buckley and Gyaviira
Zimaze; James F. Donovan
â€™37 Memorial Scholarship Fund:
Martynas Gravell, Liam McDonough,
Gabriel Portal, Cristian
Rios-Vicente and Benjamin
Tolson; Malden Catholic Alumni
Association Legacy Scholarship:
Ryan Constantino; Maria Crotty
Excellence in Spanish Language
and Culture Scholarship: Luke
Stockless; Giampietro Scholarship:
Daniel Luongo, Jason McGrath,
Stephen Mineo, Anthony
Paganis and Andrew Roman.
take place remotely to ensure
that every delegate has the opportunity
to participate.â€ As 2021
is not a nominating year, this
yearâ€™s convention will focus on
the Massachusetts Democratic
Party Platform. The Convention
also typically includes networking
opportunities as well as
speeches by elected officials â€“
and likely some candidates running
for statewide office in 2022.
Attending the Convention is
a great way to learn more about
the Democratic Party in Massachusetts
and to meet elected officials,
candidates, activists, organizers
and other active Democrats
from around the Commonwealth.
While there is a cost
to attend, it should not become
a barrier. Delegates may confidentially
request funding from
the Massachusetts Democratic
Party or MDCC.
Whether or not Malden Democrats
participate in the caucus,
they are also invited to attend
MDCC monthly meetings and
ward-level meetings. All meetings
are open to the public, with
Democrats and prospective
Democrats especially welcome.
Anyone interested in learning
about upcoming events for Malden
Democrats and ways to get
involved should visit www.maldendemocrats.org,
where they
can join the email list. They can
also follow the group on Twitter
(@MaldenDems) and Facebook
(https://www.facebook.com/
groups/MaldenDems/).
Democrats with questions
about the Caucus or any aspect
of MDCC should contact Chair
Oâ€™Malley at maldendemocrats@
gmail.com. Find details on Caucus
rules, the Convention and
more at www.massdems.org.
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, June 11, 2021
Malden High School
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of $4,000 each to graduating
seniors of Malden High
School. Malden High School
Scholarship, Inc. Vice President/
Trustee Greg Lucey announced
the awards at the graduation
ceremony on Sunday, June 6,
2021, at MacDonald Stadium.
The scholarships were presented
to:
1.) Ronald Batista â€“ $4,000
2.) Jake Breen â€“ $4,000
3.) Fabrice Brudent â€“ $4,000
4.) Emily Cheang â€“ $4,000
5.) Christine Joy Dumo â€“
$4,000
6) Rafael Ferreira â€“ $4,000
7.) Diana Garcia De la Cruz â€“
$4,000
8) Harriet Shane Gerochi â€“
$4,000
9.) Fengying Guo â€“ $4,000
10.) Andrew Hoang â€“ $4,000
11) Aiwei Huang â€“ $4,000
12.) Aaditya K C â€“ $4,000
13.) David Lombardi â€“ $4,000
14.) Jared Lordan â€“ $4,000
15.) Kenny Luong â€“ $4,000
16.) Sami Luu â€“ $4,000
17.) Tony Luu â€“ $4,000
18.) Hadiah Mashhour â€“
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nessee and secures BCâ€™s claim to
a national championship. Returning
home, the Eagles are
greeted by a jubilant crowd of
100,000.â€
I watch the Red Sox and I am
lost. The comforting voices of
Rem Dawg and Eck the only familiar
remnants from the last
time I watched. Pre-COVID? Go
Sox!
How about the movie â€œThe
Friends of Eddie Coyleâ€? Best
darn movie shot around Boston
evah! Bad boy Robert Mitchum
at his best. I recollect back in
1973 rumors of a movie being
shot round Malden, but it wasnâ€™t
like today when Peter Caso
blasts the news out over social
media. The Malden scene was
filmed around the Roweâ€™s Quarry
area. Best line of the night
spoken by Robert Mitchum aka
Eddie â€œFingersâ€ Coyle sitting in
the old Boston Garden at a Bruins
game a short while before he
gets â€˜whackedâ€™: â€œCan you imagine
being a kid like that. What
is he, 24 or something? Greatest
hockey player in the world.
Number four â€“ Bobby Orr. Geeze,
what a future heâ€™s got, huh?â€
Malden makes history! Did
you know that the very first
same-sex partners to be legally
married in Mass. were Maldenâ€™s
very own Marcia Kadish and Tanya
McCloskey at the Cambridge
Court House in Cambridge?
â€œGreat minds think alike,
though fools seldom differ.â€
Malden is full of great minds â€“
a couple of fools also (some still
here, some living far away), but
that is a story for another time.
The great minds I speak of belong
to the two greatest hardball
aficionados currently residing
in Malden. They got about
150 years of knowledge between
them and they love to
share it. Thank goodness for
that. This long-winded intro
takes me right to the doorsteps
of Steve Freker and Bob Rotondi
â€“ of course it did. I yearn for the
days of Bobâ€™s â€œDiamond Dustâ€
column but am happy as a pig in
slop for Steveâ€™s offerings at The
Malden Advocate. Which leads
me to a piece of Malden baseball
trivia which baseball junkies
like Dave Cai live for. This appeared
a couple of years back
in Bobâ€™s â€œDiamond Dustâ€ column
when it ran in the Malden
Evening News. Bob and Steve
put those great minds together
and did some Carmine Cappuccio
research, coming up with the
fact that CC was drafted higher
than 17-year veteran and Boston
Red Sox World Series hero Derek
Lowe. Incredible. Steve did
an amazing series on Carmineâ€™s
baseball career and how it intertwined
with the great Michael
Jordan and future Sox greatest
manager of all time Tito Francona.
I believe the series is still
available online somewhere.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Former City of Malden Fire
Chief Jackie Colangeliâ€™s name
has been thrown into the hat
as a Councillor-at-Large candidate.
Great guy, that Jackie,
and of course heâ€™s from Edgeworth!
If you see him out on
the campaign trail, make him
show you the beautiful artwork
that covers just about his
whole body.
Crazy Good Kitchen, where
have you been all my life?! Hidden
in plain sight, this Eastern
Avenue hamburger joint is a
slice of heaven right here in Malden!
My recent visit made me a
very happy Maldonian! Try it!
Youâ€™ll like it!
I signed up for the Tous les
Jours Newsletter (and you
should, too). I received one today
that included a picture of
the TLJ Product of the Month.
Something called the â€œTriple
Berry Cloudâ€ which includes
light and airy sponge cake made
with whipped cream, strawberries,
blueberries and raspberry
puree. The picture is a delight
to the eyes. Welcome to Malden,
Tous les Jours! Open your
doors soon!
Great to hear that local good
guy Joey Crowleyâ€™s place up
Route 1 (Breakaway) is back up
and running with live music.
Heard there was a full house for
(re) opening night. Best of luck,
Joe. See ya soon!
This was pure ratings gold the
first time around, so I had to revisit
it one more time. For your
reading pleasure â€“ Separated
at Birth:
Former Malden High School
Principal and current man of leisure
Dana Brown and Los Angeles
Angels Manager Joe Madden.
Retired
Malden restaurateur
and local tribal elder Richie Cremone
and former Boston Mayor,
the late, Tom Menino.
Malden Viet Nam War hero
(and one of my favorite people)
â€“ straight outta Edgeworth
â€“ Johnny Marsinelli and character
actor Leon Askin (General
Burkhalter of â€œHoganâ€™s Heroesâ€
fame).
Former Superintendent of
Malden Public Schools Dr. David
DeRuosi, Jr. and disgraced New
York City Mayoral candidate Anthony
Weiner.
MHS Administrative Assistant,
Advisor to the Captainâ€™s Council
at MHS and my little sister Barbara
Scibelli and Hollywood movie
actress Dyan Cannon.
Ward 5 School Committee
Member Adam Weldai and former
Malden Observer Editor Nathan
Lamb.
Maldenâ€™s Mr. Baseball Bob Rotondi
and actor/comedian Buddy
Hackett.
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Malden High's Lombardi named top
Student-Athlete in Regional District 5
Three-sport standout is top Boston Globe Foundation/Richard Phelps Scholar
served as an MIAA Ambassador,
representing Malden High and
the GBL on the MIAA Student
Advisory Board.
Lombardi has made his mark
the most in athletics as one of
the top swimmers in the past
three years, qualifying for state
individual competition and
leading Malden High to back-toback
undefeated Greater Boston
League Swim Championships
in 2019-20 and this past
season, 2020-21.
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alden High senior David
Lombardi has been recognized
with the prestigious Boston
Globe Foundation/Richard
Phelps Scholar Award for District
5.
Out of thousands of District
male student-athletes, Lombardi,
a three-sport standout
for the Golden Tornados, is the
top pick.
Lombardi, who is ranked in
the Top 10 in his Senior Class of
2021, is headed for Elon University
in North Carolina in the fall.
He is one of the top student-athletes
in MHS history,
with four years on the Varsity
Swim Team, three years of Varsity
Boys Soccer and two years
of Varsity Boys Volleyball.
"David (Lombardi) has been
one of our top student-athletes
at Malden High Schools for several
seasons," said Malden Public
Schools Director Physical Education,
Health and Athletics
Charlie Conefrey. "He is the perfect
example of what type of
student-athlete we produce in
the Malden Public Schools and
is a true role model for all of our
athletes.
David Lombardi was recognized as a Richard Phelps Scholar by
the Boston Globe Foundation. Lombardi has been one of the
top swimmers at Malden High School for the past three seasons.
(Courtesy Photos)
"David has excelled in the
classroom, on the sports fields,
in the pool and also has demonstrated
his high level of leadership
skills through his involvement
in extracurricular activities
other than sports and as a Class
Officer," Malden High Principal
Chris Mastrangelo, who awarded
Lombardi his diploma this
past Sunday. "We are proud of
David for all of his accomplishments
and commend him for
this impressive honor."
Lombardi also serves as Class
Treasurer for the Senior Class of
2021 and is involved in a number
of charitable endeavors
both in and out of school, as well
as holding down an outside job.
A busy lifestyle, indeed!
This past school year he also
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, June 11, 2021
Malden is a state leader in
â€˜Vaccine Equityâ€™ with high rates
in race and culture groups
Asian Malden residents have highest
percentage of vaccination rates in this
community, among top numbers in Mass.
By Steve Freker
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COVID-19 | FROM PAGE 1
(DPH). Rounding out the top five
in Massachusetts are Boston (5.9
cases per 100,000), Randolph
(6.0), Worcester (6.2), Leominster
(6.5) and Framingham (6.8).
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he biggest rollout of a vaccine against a virus in world history
has been accompanied from the outset with a conMalden
also checks in at one
of the lowest positivity percentages
of all those who undergo
COVID testing in Massachusetts.
According to Mass DPH figures,
just 1.06 percent of the 5,177
tests conducted in the city of
Malden in the past 14 days have
come out positive.
Health experts both locally,
statewide and nationally credit
an efficient rollout of vaccines
for the turnaround. More than
60 percent of people over 18,
nationwide, have received at
least one shot, and almost half
are fully vaccinated, according
to federal Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC)
reports.
In addition to having the lowest
case numbers, Malden ranks
among the highest communities
overall, statewide, in percentage
of residents either partially
or fully vaccinated against
COVID-19. Some 61.7 percent
of all Malden residents hit this
mark, with over 42,607 local residents
making this list, according
to data compiled by DPH this
week. This surpasses the Massachusetts
state average of about
57 percent with partially or fully
vaccinated.
As a state, Massachusetts has
consistently been ranked #1 or
#2 in the state for vaccination
percentages nationally. As of
press time, Massachusetts was
#2 in the nation, behind topranked
Vermont, which has 58
percent of its population vaccinated.
The six New England
states happen to occupy the top
six spots in the national rankings
of top vaccination percentages.
One of the reasons for Maldenâ€™s
high vaccination rate â€“ which
spreads across all demographics
â€“ is the outreach by Malden city
officials and agencies, including
the Mayorâ€™s Office and Malden
Health Department, as well as
outside agencies which are using
grant funding to â€œget the word
out.â€
Phone calls, emails and good,
old-fashioned knocking on
doors to deliver information on
free COVID-19 vaccination clinics
available in Malden and in
the area have been going on
for months, with the assistance
of outside agencies. Health Care
For All (HCFA) is just one of the
agencies assisting locally in Malden
through state and federal
grant funding.
SCHOLARSHIP | FROM PAGE 8
19.) Hoang Nguyen â€“ $4,000
20.) Huyen Nguyen â€“ $4,000
21.) Khiem Nguyen â€“ $4,000
22.) Uyen Nham â€“ $4,000
23.) Natalie Pham â€“ $4,000
24.) Makayla Preston â€“ $4,000
25.) Michael Shi â€“ $4,000
26.) Ryleigh Stumpf â€“ $4,000
27.) Yongye Tan â€“ $4,000
cern whether it would be distributed fairly to different populations.
The term â€œvaccine equityâ€ is used to describe the efforts
being made across-the-board, from the international level
right down to the streets of Malden.
After several months since the COVID-19 vaccine first began
being administered, Malden has emerged as a state leader
in vaccine equity. Malden is among the state leaders in vaccination
rates among racial and ethnic groups, according to
Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) data. In
Malden:
â€” Maldenâ€™s Asian residents lead the list with nearly 63 percent
receiving vaccinations. (In Malden, Asian residents comprise
22.5 percent of the city's 61,000 population, close to
15,000 community members.) This figure surpasses the statewide
average of 58 percent of Asian residents vaccinated in
Mass.
â€” Maldenâ€™s Caucasian/Non-Hispanic residents, the cityâ€™s
largest racial group at 53.1 percent, have a 62.5 percent vaccination
rate.
â€” Maldenâ€™s Hispanic-Latino community, about 8.5 percent,
or, 6.100 residents, has a 48.6 percent vaccination rate.
â€” Black residents of Malden have been vaccinated at a rate
of 30 percent. Comprising about 18.5 of Maldenâ€™s community,
about 12,000 residents, the 30 percent is close to the statewide
average and surpasses the national rate.
A combination of intensive outreach and other actions has
led to high rates of vaccination percentages among a number
of race and ethnic groups. Maldenâ€™s data meets or exceeds the
percentages of the highest rates across the state.
City health and other officials have endorsed and embraced
the statewide push for more and wider vaccinations for all.
They have had a great deal of success working with agencies
associated with the stateâ€™s COVID-19 Vaccine Equity Initiative,
a grant program which has distributed over $3.2 million statewide
to help foster increased awareness of the vaccine as well
provide guidance to vaccine access. The Vaccine Equity Initiative
works with the populations and communities hardest
hit by COVID-19 to increase awareness and acceptance of the
vaccine, access to vaccination locations and vaccine administration
rates. According to the DPH, this approach â€œis driven
by community needs and is centered on equity, a core pillar
of the stateâ€™s vaccine distribution plan, and is informed by the
stateâ€™s COVID-19 Health Equity Advisory Group and the Vaccine
Advisory Group.â€
A chief concern of the CDC is that the longer some avoid
or decline readily available COVID-19 vaccinations, the more
prone they could be to becoming infected with new variants
of the virus.
Anyone with questions or concerns or who may be seeking
information on the COVID-19 vaccine is encouraged to contact
the Malden Health Department and Director Chris Webb
at 781-397-7000, x2049 or the Office of Mayor Gary Christenson
at 781-397-7000.
28.) Samantha Tang â€“ $4,000
29.) Jasmine Tran â€“ $4,000
30.) Jiaqi Ye â€“ $4,000
31.) Li Yu â€“ $4,000
32.) Ziyi Zeng â€“ $4,000
Malden High School Scholarship,
Inc. was founded in 1909
and through the years has granted
over 1,900 scholarships totaling
more than $1,900,000 to worthy
Malden High School seniors.
The scholarships are used to assist
with the studentsâ€™ first yearâ€™s
tuition at a four-year college.
Anyone wishing to make contributions
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may do so by contracting John
Doherty at Eastern Bank (605
Broadway, LF41, Saugus, MA
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Malden High School Principal
Mastrangelo: 'You have proven you can
handle tough challenges, uncertainty'
By Chris Mastrangelo
Malden HS Principal
W
ell, here we are. Minutes
from receiving your diplomas
after years of working towards
earning them. Year in and
year out high school students
across the country walk across
a stage as their names are read.
They hear cheers from friends
and family, and pose for some
pictures. In many places it has
almost become cliche to quote
Jake. That is not the case in Malden.
You see, the journey for so
many of you was anything but
cliche.
For some it began in parts of
the world that are far from this
stadium in the middle of this
city. For others it began as close
as Edgeworth, Maplewood, or
Bowdoin St. But for all of you,
the path to todayâ€™s graduation
went directly through a global
pandemic. For 15 months
high school students across the
world were dealing with this. Beyond
the normal pressures and
anxieties that come with being
months dragged on. In my business,
I am supposed to have
answers, but I didnâ€™t. I am supposed
to have some sort of lesson
to pass along, but I didnâ€™t.
Like I said, I am supposed to be
able to put a positive spin on
things, but I couldnâ€™t.
But as I stepped back and tried
Chris Mastrangelo
MHS Principal
a high school student, you were
dealing with the fear, isolation,
and uncertainty of Covid.
On more than one occasion
in my life I have been accused
of being overly positive. I tend
to focus on the good that can
come from something that is
not so good. But if I am being
honest, that was increasingly
more difficult as the past 15
to make sense of everything,
I noticed something. Our kids
were pushing through. Yes, they
were sad and isolated from their
school, their teachers, and their
friends but they started to push
through. The resilience that our
kids were showing began to
shift the mindset of the adults
around them. The teachers became
the students. We leaned
on you! Slowly, we moved forward.
We were on even ground
and realized that we needed
each other to get well. We were
healing together.
Our lives began to shift towards
a sense of normalcy. We
were letting students back into
the building to learn. We were
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MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF 2021
SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 2021 2:OO P.M.
MACDONALD STADIUM
RAIN DATE â€“ MONDAY, JUNE 7, 2021- 6:00 P.M.
PROGRAM
2021
Processional
â€œThe Star Spangled Bannerâ€
Introduction of Guests and the Class of 2021
JOHN OTERI
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
KELLY CHASE
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
PAM MACDONALD
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Orator
CHRIS MASTRANGELO
PRINCIPAL
Marta Cabral
Holland House Principal
Jason Payeur
Jenkins House Principal
Lisa Kingsley
Pathways Program Director
Elizabeth Smith
Program Director
Malden School Committee
Mayor Gary Christenson, Chairperson
Stephanie Sibley
Boyle House Principal
Heather Northrop
Brunelli House Principal
Announcement of Malden High School Scholarship, Inc.
Presentation of Diplomas
Greg Lucey
Chris Mastrangelo, Principal
Salutatorian
Valedictorian
â€2021â€ Class President
Jacob Pettigrew
Jiaqi Ye
Zi Yi (Billy) Zeng
Harriet Gerochi
Greetings from the Malden Public Schools
Greetings from the City of Malden
â€œPomp and Circumstanceâ€ â€“Edward Elgar
Erin Oâ€™Brien Mazza & Todd Cole
Chris Mastrangelo, Principal
Gary Christenson, Mayor
Chair of Malden School Committee
John Oteri
Superintendent of Schools
Michael Drummey â€“ Ward 1
Jennifer Spadafora â€“ Ward 3
Rob McCarthy â€“ Ward 2
Leonard Iovino- Ward 4
Adam Weldai â€“ Ward 5
Michelle Luong â€“ Ward 7
Joseph Gray â€“ Ward 6
John Froio â€“ Ward 8
POSSE SCHOLARSHIP â€“ FULL TUITION â€“ Tales Carneiro Passos, Ana Dorner, Elaine Du
QUESTBRIDGE â€“ Trang Thanh Ngo
STUDENT ATHLETES OF THE YEAR - $1000 each - Makayla Preston, David Lombardi
THE HONORABLE JEFFERY ABBER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Daniel Gilligan
THE SAMMY J. ALIBERTE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ Christine Joy Dumo
THE JOSEPH G. AMELIO SCHOLARSHIP - $150 â€“ Xinpeng Pan
THE ANDERSON FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP - $500 - Marsha Louis, Juliete Pierre, Iloni Taylor
THE RICHARD ANGELO ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP - $2500 - David Lombardi
THE DOMENIC A. ANTONUCCI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND - $150 â€“ Nicholas Salazar
THE BARRY BLACK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP- $1000 â€“ Sheilly Patel
THE JOHN BENOTTI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Krishi Shah
THE ARTHUR P. AND MARGARET BOYLE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP â€“ $200 â€“ Sophia Duffy
THE CLARKE R. BROOKES SCHOLARSHIP - $200 â€“ Fabrice Brudent
THE BRUNELLI FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP â€“ $500 â€“ Daniel Gilligan
CLASS OF 1986 â€“ LYNN MURPHY FINN SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Daniel Gilligan
CLASS OF 1982 ARLENE GOLDSTEIN CEPPETELLI SCHOLARSHIP -$500 â€“ Sophia Duffy
THE SEAN COLLINS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND â€“ $500 each â€“ Asmaa Asousy, Sophia Duffy
THE THOMAS F. COSGROVE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND - $150 â€“ Xin Wu
THE FRANKIE DECANDIA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP â€“ Daniel Gilligan, Juliete Pierre, Ashanti Muzorewa
THE PETER DONOGHUE EAGLE SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Kenny Nguyen
THE BRENDAN & ELAINE DUFFY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Sandra Rivadeneira
THE HOLLIS DURGIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - $500 â€“ Amar Kumar
THE JAMES RICHARD DURLIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ Jared Swanson
EAST CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Frederick Correa, Jasmine Tran
THE PAUL FAMIGLIETTI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ Maxwell Forestier
THE DONALD FAVORAT SCHOLARSHIP - $100 â€“ Ayman Boudrari
COUNCILLOR EILEEN M. FAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $500 each â€“ Diana Garcia De La Cruz, Nina Reyes, Samantha Tang
THE FIRST CHURCH IN MALDEN CONGREGATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS - $2000 each â€“ Khiem Nguyen, Kayla Oâ€™Brien, Ronald Batista, Yongye Tan,
Angela Truong
THE FORESTDALE SCHOOL P.T.O. SCHOLARSHIP - $200 each â€“ Oliver Cartledge, Maxwell Forestier, Daniel Gilligan, David Lombardi, Jared Lordan,
Marsha
Louis, Sheilly Patel
THE LISA FRIESNER SPIRIT AWARD - $1000 â€“ Li Yu
THE DONNA FROIO DELENA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 each - Carolina Cuevas, Sandra Rivadeneira
THE JAMES F. GAFFEY SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ John Bowdridge
ALEXANDER GENTILE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 each â€“ Daniel Gilligan, Ariana Franck
THE CARL GORDON GARLAND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP- $500 each â€“ Fabrice Brudent, Jiaqi Ye
THE THOMAS F. Oâ€™DONNELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND - $500 â€“ Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng
THE GIAMPIETRO SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ Chyann Ciriello, Harriet Shane Gerochi, Tiannah Macharia, Vicky Pham - $250 each â€“ Sidayah Fleurantin,
Mitchello
Pierre-Rene
MAFLA LEADERSHIP AWARD â€“THE ANDREA GIANNATASIO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP â€“ $500 each â€“ Brianna Preston, Makayla Preston
THE GARY GILLAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Peace Ojo
THE MAJOR JOHN PATRICK â€œPATâ€ GILLEN, JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - $300 â€“ Samantha Tang
THE GEORGE A. HANNA , Jr. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP -$500 â€“ Christopher Josefowitch
THE WILLIAM A. HAMPTON SCHOLARSHIP - $400 â€“ Ralph Deus
IN MEMORY OF DAVID HASKELL â€“ Public Relations - $1000 â€“ Aasma Asousy
The GEORGE HOLLAND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Jiaqui Ye
JOANNE IOVINO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ David Lombardi
JENKINS HOUSE SCHOLARSHIP - $150 â€“ Brian Hernandes
DORIS & JOSEPH KELLY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $100 â€“ Alexey Mozyev
THE THOMAS KING ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP - $500 each â€“ Camneilie Aristil, Frederick Correa
THE KIWANIS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Brianna Preston $500 each â€“ Sarah Whitehouse, Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng
THE JOHN E. LIGHTBODY, JR. SCHOLARSHIP - $400 â€“ Liam Jordan
THE RALPH LINDSTROM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $100 â€“ Tony Luu
LIVELIKEBECCA SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 each â€“ Andrew Hoang, Carolina Cuevas, Shreesha Jamkatel
LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 each â€“ Jose Mejia
LORD FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP - $100 â€“ Juan Lara
THE ROBERT K. LOVE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $2000 â€“ Ayman Boudrari
THE LUCEY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ Daniel Gilligan
MICHAEL LUU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $200 â€“ David Lombardi
THE CHARLES R. MCGEOUCH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $200 â€“ Nicholas Summers
MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC. - $1000 each â€“ Sidayah Fleurantin, Shreesha Jamkatel, Sarah Whitehouse
MALDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL PEPSI SCHOLARSHIP $750 each â€“ Ronald Batista, Fenging Guo, Sabrina Jonathas, Mingkun Xie
MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ Oudline Pompilus
MEA â€“ Louise DeMeo Scholarships - $100 each â€“ Yaseen Elshafey, Jared Swanson
MEA â€“ Donald Brunelli, Jr. Scholarships - $500 â€“ David Cartledge
MEDFORD/MALDEN LODGE OF ELKS â€“ $500 â€“
MALDEN FIREFIGHTERS â€“ LOCAL 902 SCHOLARSHIP - $500 â€“ Marsha Louis, Brianna Preston, Makayla Preston
MALDEN POLICEMAN PATROLMAN ASSOCIATION â€“ A STUDENT PURSUING CAREER IN LAW ENFORCEMENT - $1000 â€“ Uyen â€œTiffanyâ€ Nham
MALDEN GRANGE # 354 PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY - $500 â€“ Raymon Dumo
MALDEN TEACHERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD â€“ $500 â€“ Sheilly Patel
THE CORA NIEDNER SCHOLARSHIP - $300 â€“ Deandre Wilson
THE SANDRA Oâ€™NEILL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - $500 - Aiwei Huang
ORATOR AWARD â€“ Jacob Pettigrew
SALUTATORIAN AWARD â€“ Jiaqi Ye
VALEDICTORIAN AWARD â€“ Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng
THE ROBERT & DIANE ROTUNDI SCHOLARSHIP - $400 â€“ Nicholas Summers
THE JACOB RUDERMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $100 â€“ Mehakdeep Kaur
THE SAGER FAMILY AWARD for Education in MEMORY OF NANCY FINKELSTEIN- $1000 â€“ Makayla Preston
SAGER FAMILY FOUNDATION FOR BUSINESS - $1000- Nicholas Summers
FRIENDS OF NANCY FINKELSATEIN â€“ FOR EDUCATION _ $1000 â€“ Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng
THE ANTHONY SESTITO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $100 â€“ Jennifer Njaheut De Mbezou
THE BARBARA E. DANIELS SHERMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP â€“ $1000 â€“ David Lombardi
THE RUSSELL SMITH SCHOLARSHIP AWARD â€“ The Class of 1972 - $400 each â€“ Marsha Louis, Ryan Castor
THE JACQUELINE M. STARR SCHOLARSHIP - $400 â€“ Jared Swanson
DR. LOUIS SOLOMON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $100 â€“ Ariana Franck
THE CARMELA SPADAFORA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - $200 â€“ Aaliyah Smith
THE RANDAL S. SPRAGUE SCHOLARSHIP FUND - $100 â€“ Sohaila Ammar
THE MURIEL SWIMM FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Hanson Mei
THE MARY ELLEN TRAMONDOZZI NURSING SCHOLARSHIP â€“ Makayla Preston
SPIRIT & PRIDE AWARDS:
Harriet Shane Gerochi â€“ President
Kenny Nguyen â€“ Vice-President
Ava Pizziferri â€“ Secretary
David Lombardi â€“ Treasurer
Gabriel Matnog â€“ Historian
Daniel Giligan â€“ Social Media Coordinator
Asmaa Asousy, Kathly-Julie Iasen â€“ Co Senior Activities Coordinators
Briana Preston â€“ Videographer
Natalie Pham, Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng â€“ Co Art Directors
Iman Mahmoud Fawzi Abu Rubieh
Prince Acheampong
Graciela Eveleen Aguilar
Huthifa Jamal Ahmed
Ali Ahmad Alayan
Rymdre Alceus
Arianna Lanise Alexandre
Jude Jonah Alphonse
Carlus Eduardo Carvalhaes Alves
Meleeza Ambroise *
Sohaila Hossameldin Saber Abdelkawi Ammar
*
Jahmayah Marie Antoine
John Appignani
Elias Christopher Arevalo
Sabrina Arevalo
Camneilie Aristil
Jason Richard Ashworth
Asmaa Ragab Asousy
Lamyaa Rita Atrous
Jaiden Augur
Ali Bahrampouri
Laura Barros Correia Da Silva
Ronald Evangelista Batista *
Tristan Kole Baumgartner
Hanley Armstrong Bazile
Alexander Sothyvanh Be
Maciel Eliza Beato
Brendan Gabriel Bell
Joshua Roy Bennett
Roxon David Benoit
Amanual Berhane Beshah
Matthew ThomasBessey
Ayman Boudrari
John Thomas Bowdridge
Hossam Braer
Jake Timothy Breen
Brandon Brown
Jonathan Andrew Brown
Fabrice Gregory Brudent
Mason Porter Burne
Tara Lydia Butler
Trey Cabral
Jose Alberto Calderon
Raphael Alexander Camilo Baez
Igor Caracas Vieira Nanuncio Souza
Tales Carneiro Passos
Ancelmo Antonio Carpio
David Charles Cartledge
Oliver George Cartledge
Marcus Felipe Carvalho Rocha
Kevin Venancio Casetta
Ryan Ryffkens Roldyny Castor
Kennya Alejandra Chacon Villalta
Cameron Chardonnette
Wilson Chau
Laila Han Che
Emily Cheang
Suiyenah Chen *
Angel Chen Ma
Miranda Yijen Cheng
Jorie Christelle Chery
Jonayah Isis Chevalier
Chyann Michelina Ciriello
Alex Robert Cogliano
Enzo Consoli
Syriah Fay Conward-Lee
Cristopher Andres Correa
Frederick Correa
Annabelle June Costa-Rocco
Kyle Thomas Craig
Jordy Miguel Cruceta Vasquez
Carolina Isabel Cuevas
Katlen Bruna Da Silva
Francielle Da Silva DeSouza
Joao De Carvalho Freitas
Olivia James Dacey
Ignatius Danso
Roberto Deng Feng
Ralph Junior Deus
Anthony Paul Diaz
Vanessa Costa Diniz
Solomon Lev Doeleman
Ana Luiza Dorner
Valter Pires Dos Santos Filho
Elaine Du
Alexa Esmeralda Duenas Orellana
Sophia Skye Duffy
Keila Somury Dumerant
Christine Joy Catalino Dumo
Raymon Cardenas Dumo
Phillip H Duong
Zouhair Sami El Gabari
Adam Elbahlawan
Yaseen Yehia Elshafey
Carlos Lee Espada
Heaven Carissa Espada
Mouaffah Fahl
Emilaine Alana Feitosa Dias
Victoria Fernandes Dias Valadares
Rafael Silva Ferreira
SPIRIT & PRIDE AWARDS:
THE MURIEL SWIMM FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOLARSHIP - $1000 â€“ Hanson Mei
THE MARY ELLEN TRAMONDOZZI NURSING SCHOLARSHIP â€“ Makayla Preston
Marva Delaine Fevrier
Daniel Brian Fitzpatrick
Sidayah Marie Fleurantin
Alexandra Esmeralda Flores-Sorto
Mateo Edwin Fontanez
Maxwell John Forestier
Ariana Franck
Maria Gabriella Marins Frois
Grecia Galdamez Hernandez
Diana Camillle Garcia De La Cruz
Cristela Nohemy Garcia Yanes
Jose Daniel Garcia Yanes
Ayania Jamya Garrett
Grayson Elizabeth Garside
Djenny Flore Georges
Harriet Shane Hechanova Gerochi *
Isabella Dal-Toe Geronimo
Daniel Fulton Gilligan *
Christian James Gillis
Alaina Ray Giuliano
Kearah-Denae Teixeira Gomes
Tristan Erik Goroshko
Zaki George Greige
Gabriela Rebecca Guadalupe Torres
Faedra Guillaume
Georges Junior Guillaume
Fengying Guo
Rudwan Abdirisaq Hassan
Terrell Henry
Brian Emanuel Hernandez
Daniela Hernandez
Steven Anh Hernandez
Justin Kyle Herrera
Andrew Hoang *
Karen Ha Hoang
Kathleen Ha Hoang
Liyah Marcella Hogan
Eshika Hossain
Kyi Hnin Htut
Ai Wei Huang
Baole Huang
Damien Kai Hom Huynh
Garry Hyppolite
Kathly-Julie Delazari Ferrari Iansen
Leila Lushule Imani
Fabio Incle
Mira Jaber
Hemanjalee Jagmohan
Shreesha Jamkatel
Mario Lopez Jean Baptiste
Roseguerlande Jean Baptiste
Christian Jean Joseph
Dobson Junior Jean Nestine
Jinyang Jian
Tenzin Jinpa *
Sabrina Sophie Jonathas
Kyle Michael Jones
Nicholas Ryan Jones
Liam Arthur Jordan
Christopher Anthony Josefowitch
Jeffry Joseph
Aaditya Bikram K C *
Samuel Katz
Mehakdeep Kaur
Ryan Martins Keelan
Youssef Yassine Kerany
Kevin Hong Kim
Eric Jude Kisich
Bi Yan Kuang
Krystal Wen Kuang
Amar Kumar
Aldo Junior Martins Lacerda
Nico Lacolla
Myria Lophenie Lafontant
Phisey Brandy Lam
Erik Barclay Lane
Juan Daniel Lara
Clara Laroche
Cheyenne Olivia Laughton-Rodriguez
Brianna Joyce Le
Quyen Hoai Phuong Le *
Myrella Maiate Leal
Maggie Jia Lee
Samson Wing Hae Lee
Sunny Wing Shing Lee
Helem Mabel Leger
Gelila Yacob Lemma
Aleshia Karin Lewis
Benson Li
Risa Li
Yinglin Liao
Cristian Ariel Licona-Cruz
Tzuriel Sam Ligunya-Muisyo
Xiangyu Lin
David Eric Lombardi *
Jenny Elizabeth Lopez Martinez
Connor Edward Lord
Jared Daniel Lordan
Abigail Louis
Brenden Isaac Louis
Gaelle Louis
Harriet Shane Gerochi â€“ President
Kenny Nguyen â€“ Vice-President
Ava Pizziferri â€“ Secretary
David Lombardi â€“ Treasurer
Gabriel Matnog â€“ Historian
Daniel Giligan â€“ Social Media Coordinator
Asmaa Asousy, Kathly-Julie Iasen â€“ Co Senior Activities Coordinators
Briana Preston â€“ Videographer
Natalie Pham, Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng â€“ Co Art Directors
Marsha Louis
Jordan Ricardo Lugo
Kenny Luong
Sami Kanth Luu
Tony Luu *
Jason Luxama
David Dias Machado
Raquel Arlene Machado
Tiannah Wanjiku Macharia
Ryan Matthew Mahoney
Luis Marshall
Valentina Martinez
Walter Antonio Martinez Lopez
Hadiah Sedanah Mohamed Maher Mashhour
Michael Wayne Mathes
Azelle Deron Mathis
Gabriel Florendo Matnog
Madelyn Rae McCarthy
Danielle (Raina) Meehan
Gary Nelson Mei
Hanson Jun Mei
Jose Vincent Mejia
Giovani J. Spinoza Memeus
Vinicius Mendes
Emelhy Elyzabeth Mendoza
Alvains Mondestin
Jahleysia Jabreyela Montanez
Gabriel Antonio Morales
Ashley Paola Moran Silva
Hensyva Morantus
Alexey Vladislavovich Mozyaev
Salma Mtahhaf
Caine Soledad Murcia
Nicholas Joseph Murray
Ashanti Skye Muzorewa
Daphine Karen Nabunjo
Alex O'Neal Nall
Marckley Narcisse
Natalia Nascimento Baltar
Trang Thanh Ngo
Andy Khang Nguyen
Chan Dinh Nguyen
Henry Phi Nguyen
Hoang Nguyen
Huyen Khanh Nguyen
Kenny Pham Nguyen *
Khiem Tan Duy Nguyen *
Uyen Dinh Nham
Thiago Niero
Eliana Lee Nieves
Leilani Nino De Guzman
Jennifer Njaheut De Mbezou
Clifton Rodens Noelsaint
Steve Mwanzemba Nyembo
Kayla Marie Louise O'Brien
Muneer Zein Odally
Pierre Odivin
Peace Iyegbekosa Ojo
Julia Diniz Oliveira
Chineme William Onyejiaka
Branden Jeremiah Orneas
Xinpeng Pan
Luana Ribeiro Paniago
Kyra Lee Passanisi
Sheilly Jagdishkumar Patel
Trevor Paulino
Jose Torres Pena
Marcus Percy
Adriana Kuhn Pereira
Camilla Pereira Bellettini
Jacob Martin Pettigrew *
Natalie Pham *
Vicky Vo Pham *
Jeremiah Jason Pierre
Juliete Pierre
Marc Kelly Pierre
Christina Nakecha Pierre Rene
Kemsley Pierre Rene
Mitchello Junior Pierre Rene
Tonijoy Mary Pimental
Ava Noel Pizziferri
Oudline Rebeccas Pompilus
Kevin Eduardo Portillo
Kevin Isaias Portillo
Brianna Mackenzie Preston *
Makayla Rachelle Preston *
Angelina Shana Prum
Miguerlie Pyronneau
Samy Adam Qranfal
Allison Noreen Quijada Menjivar
Carla Roberta Reis Barros
Stacy Daveline Remeus
Edmond Resmi
Sebastian Restrepo Gaviria
Nina Marie Reyes *
Samuel Nicollas Ribeiro Do Nascimento
Sandra Julianna Rivadeneira
Cheyanne Sky Rivera *
Shakur Brian Robinson McCaskill
Patrick James Edward Rodgers
Nicholas Rodrigues
Isabelle Rodrigues Alves Faxina
Leah Lavita Rogers-Lane
Ramain Joseph Ross
Jennica Ruan
Vincent Michael Russell
Dandhara Saar Nascimento
Nicolas Alexander Salazar
Damien Salgado
Laura Salomao Costa
Joao Victor Oliveira Sampaio
Brendon Muniz Santos
Gabriel Rodrigues Sathler
Alissa Josephine Schopp
Jada Scott
Randy Sem
Krishi Jignesh Shah *
Ajeyah Krystal Shepherd-Ryan
Michael Shi
Brittany Shreve
Inderbir Singh
Karun Sudharshan Siva
Aaliyah Althestine Smith
Ariana Jade Smith
Liam Abraham Smith
Robert Smith
Gabrieli Vitoria Soares Dos Santos
Leika Ronarlene Souffrance
Claude Millah-Jose St Jean
Michael West St Jules
Emily Rose Straccia
Ryleigh Eva Stumpf
Wenjie Su
Nolan Sullivan
Nicholas Matthew Summers
Aja Swank
Jared Gunnar Swanson
Melissa Tan
Wendy Mei Wah Tan
Yongye Tan *
Samantha Tang
Iloni Saree Taylor
Kenny Ruthland Taylor
Guilherme Ramos Teles
Zachary Tella
Yohanns Yihenew Tesfaye
Gaetan Christophe Thelemaque
Phone Myat Thu
Nicolas Amaru Ticas Rodas
Renata Alexandra Araujo Tomaz
Jimmy P Ton
Marisa Helene Toscano
Yohanni Cristini Tostes Costa
Jacky Cam Tran
Jasmine My Tran *
Nguyen Philips Tran
Nguyen Vu Ngoc Tran
Jett-Le John Tran Le
Zachary John Tribou
Breno Nunes Trindade
Angela Truong
Kendrick T Truong
Eva Yan Tu
Joana Turcios Melgar
Ryan Albert Vasili
Mariana Ugarte Vasquez
Felipe Gomes Vieira
Rafael Bicalho Vieira
Maximus Aurelius Vilcapoma
Marcella Vilela Nascimento
Edward Villatora
Lucas Kevin Vitor Silva
Loc Tuan Vo
Yu Wang
Yafiet Solomon Weldai
Sarah Elizabeth Whitehouse
Cassiel Williams
Khamari Williams
Jania Williams-Royster
Deandre James Wilson
Baiyu Wu
Xin Tong Wu
Zijie Wu
Mingkun Xie
Jason Hieng Yao
Jiaqi Ye
Joshua Mwineyele Yennah
Vladyslav Yeromin
Jason Yip
Eugene Yoon
Li Hua Yu
Zhengyue Yu
Coby Thoeun Yun
Jeffrey Zeng
Jessie Xiao Xin Zeng
Zi Yi Zeng *
Ricky Zhang
Dingkang Zheng
Yuting Zhong
Hangyu Zou
Justin Zou
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GRADUATE | FROM PAGE 1
to more of a traditional ceremony
as, once again, the Macdonald
Stadium stands were near
capacity filled with family members,
unlike the dramatically reduced
attendance of last yearâ€™s
mid-pandemic event held in the
middle of August. Still, precautions
were fully in place, with
a reduced on-field seating arrangement
but the 402 members
of the Class of 2021 on full
display. The Class of 2021 was
praised and congratulated by
Mayor Gary Christenson, Superintendent
of Schools John Oteri
and MHS Principal Chris Mastrangelo
for their perseverance,
patience and commitment to
achieving their goals, despite
the many restrictions and challenges
raised by the pandemic.
â€œYou have shown a great deal
of strength and resilience, both
individually and as a group, and
that will help carry you forward
to the all-important next step of
your lives,â€ Mayor Christenson
told the Class of 2021.
Mayor Christenson keeps
in lighter spirit of the day
Keeping in what was a lighter
spirit of the day, Mayor Christenson,
at the conclusion of his
graduation address, unveiled a
snazzy, replica suit he was wearing
(with added sunglasses) of
the same attire that â€œstole the
showâ€ at the recent Malden Senior
Prom by â€œStruttinâ€™â€ Ronny
Batista. It was the Mayorâ€™s own
special way of personally honoring
the Class of 2021, he said.
Supt. Oteri noted the strength
the members of the Class of
2021 have shown in their high
school years, particularly since
the pandemic was declared in
March 2020. â€œThrough it all, you
have persevered, and you have
earned the respect of all of us,â€
Supt. Oteri said.
He recalled the legendary
North Carolina State basketball
coach Jim Valvano, and his special
relationship with his father,
noting that father and son always
prepared for the best outcome,
expecting to reach their
highest goals. â€œGo forth and
follow your dreams, remember
where you came from and
remember your journey,â€ said
Supt. Oteri, who was participating
in his final MHS graduation
day, as he is retiring at the end of
this school year after four years
at the Malden Public Schoolsâ€™
helm.
Principal Mastrangeloâ€™s
message to Seniors
Principal Mastrangelo also
had a heartfelt parting message
for his seniors in his formal address
to the Class of 2021, just
before the distribution of the diplomas.
â€œThe Class of 2021 just
got through a global pandemic
that brought the world to its
truly unexpected. Covid hit and
we thought that it would just be
a two-week vacation. This class
has missed most of their senior
year, but we were able to pull
through in the end.â€
Class Orator Jacob Pettigrew,
the third-ranked student in the
Class of 2021, spoke about how
he has turned a completely different
direction regarding clichÃ©s.
â€œHearing â€˜Reach for the
starsâ€™ isnâ€™t someone telling me
to fight my way to the top,â€ Pettigrew
said, â€œItâ€™s a call to action
imploring me to seek out my
own definition of success and
to strive for that.â€
The day also featured memoClass
Valedictorian Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng addressed his classmates, stating, â€œClass of 2021, it is your
responsibility to use your voice to make the world a better placeâ€ at the MHS graduation. (Advocate
photos by Josh London)
own path, craft my narrative,
and most importantly, it gave
me space and the strength to
explore my identity,â€ Zeng said.
â€œBeing alone shielded me from
the outside world telling me
how I should act, what I should
be and what I should be doing.â€
Class of 2021 President Harriet
Gerochi told her classmates, â€œI
would just like to say that life is
rable performances by the Malden
High School Band under the
direction of Erin Mazza and the
MHS Chorus, directed by Todd
Cole. Malden City Clerk Greg Lucey
announced the awarding of
over $50,000 in scholarships to
18 deserving seniors through
the Malden High School Scholarship
Association. With the
speeches completed, diplomas
distributed and the smiles
in abundance, all that was left
was the traditional cap-tossing
at the end.
Congratulations and best of
luck to the Malden High School
Class of 2021!
Class Orator Jacob Pettigrew stated in his address, â€˜It is a good
time for all of us to look at clichÃ©s with fresh eyes.â€
The top of the cap says it all.
MHS Class President Harriet Gerochi Address:â€œClass of 2021, Iâ€™m
so proud of all of you because you made it,â€
knees. They can handle anything
that comes at them,â€ said
Mastrangelo, who was presiding
over his fourth graduation ceremony.
â€œThis class endured a year
like no other class that has come
before them.â€
Mastrangelo said he and his
staff went to great lengths to
maintain and continue interactions
with both his seniors and
the other students in the MHS
population of 1,800-plus, but it
was a daunting task during the
pandemic. â€œI feel like I missed
out by not having day-to-day
connections with them for the
past 15 months,â€ he said. â€œBut
step-by-step, with a return to
in-person school for some, my
nightly check-in emails to the
senior class and other ways,
we began to heal and get back
to more of a traditional experience.â€
Valedictorian
Zeng:
â€˜Loneliness was my
superpowerâ€™
MHS Valedictorian Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€
Zeng was the #1-ranked student
with a 4.89 grade point average.
In his speech he thanked teachers,
administrators, his family
and others.
He described the loneliness
that accompanied living
through the COVID-19 pandemic
as a high school senior.
â€œLooking back, my loneliness
became my greatest superpower.
It taught me how to forge my
A soon-to-be graduate walks into Macdonald Stadium for pomp
and circumstance.
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Mayor Gary Christenson displays the Malden Advocateâ€™s front
page photo with MHS senior Ron Baptista on the Red Carpet. The
mayor decided to look as stylinâ€™ as the senior by dressing up in
Baptistaâ€™s attire much to the amusement of the graduates.
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Valedictorianâ€™s Address: â€˜Class of 2021, it is your responsibility
to use your voice to make the world a better placeâ€™
By Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng
Class of 2021 Valedictorian
B
efore I begin my speech, I
would like to take a moment
of silence to honor and respect
the way too many innocent lives
taken because of COVID-19, systemic
and gun violence, bullying
and other unjust acts of
hate that we must condemn
and speak up on.
â€œLet me tell you what I wish
Iâ€™d known. When I was young
and dreamed of glory, you have
no control, who lives, who dies,
who tells your story. I know that
we can win. I know that greatness
lies in you. But remember
from here on in, history has its
eyes on you.â€ â€”â€œHamiltonâ€
Ten months ago, many of us
watched the Class of 2020 graduate
at home, unsure of what
our own senior year would look
like. We learned new phrases
and words like social distancing,
asynchronous, remote Wednesdays,
Google Meet, Zoom and
our personal favorite word,
breakout rooms. We learned
how to navigate an entirely new
lifestyle as our sense of security
was stripped away from us.
The world around us, in which
we were so comfortable with,
would never be the same. Our
forms of social interaction were
reduced to virtual-only and so,
experiencing the same routine
for the past year and a half has
taken a huge mental toll on me,
and Iâ€™d assume, on all of us here.
Throughout this time, a
five-lettered word echoed in
my head. Alone, that was the
word. Being trapped in my bedroom
24/7 gave me a lot of time
to reflect. Sure, I had people who
talked to me. We had our fair
share of petty drama, Boba and
New York Pizza runs and collective
breakdowns over Ms. Filerâ€™s
APUSH [AP U.S. History] multiple
choice quizzes. After all, we
were just young, dumb, broke
high school kids.
But, growing up under your
typical immigrant household,
my parents dreamed of me and
my brother achieving their visions
of the American Dream.
My mother would tell me, â€œSon,
you study well, go to a good
college, find a job, then buy a
houseâ€ (in Cantonese). And so,
this became my guiding principle.
But as I brought home the
good grades, I realized that I
didnâ€™t really know myself. Thatâ€™s
why I felt alone. I spent so much
of my time invested in school
that I realized my only personality
trait was school and I didnâ€™t
want that.
Looking back, my loneliness
became my greatest superpower.
It taught me how to forge my
Zi Yi â€œBillyâ€ Zeng
Valedictorian
(Courtesy/Maldonian)
own path, craft my narrative and
most importantly, it gave me
space and the strength to explore
my identity. Being alone
shielded me from the outside
world telling me how I should
act, what I should be and what I
should be doing. I had the freedom
to explore, which brought
me a great sense of tranquility.
I learned that I actually enjoy
playing a sport, which would
surprise middle school me
(shout out to my field hockey
team, who by the way if you
have not heard, finished this
season UNDEFEATED â€“ wooo go
GBL champs! Another shout out
to the wonderful captains this
year, Elaine Du, Bonnie Kuang
and Kenny Nguyen!).
The most important thing I
learned, these past four years,
was that I can create change, no
matter how big or small. Simple
as that. And so can you. We all
can. I always thought that you
needed to be the most educated,
most powerful and most
outspoken to create change. As
global citizens of this world, we
all have a lifelong assignment
that even Google Classroom
cannot put a deadline on. And
that assignment, Class of 2021,
is your responsibility to use your
voice to make the world a better
place.
Our voices are the one tool in
our lives that will help us complete
this assignment. No matter
how hard others try to bring
you down, your voice and your
story provide such a special outlook
on life. Your voices can be
similar to each other, but like
our DNA, can never be the same.
Our voices grant us power. You
are the only person in your lifetime
that will know your full story
and truth.
History is the teacher who will
always have its eyes on you, reminding
you that this assignment
of yours is here and will
never go away, that is why itâ€™s so
important to speak your truth.
As much as I love procrastination,
history does not tolerate
procrastination. The time is now.
With that said, I know many
of you are 18 or will turn 18, and
those in the crowd listening who
are of voting age and live in Malden,
I urge you all to use your
voices by voting for your next
school committee members
and city councillors in the upcoming
municipal election this
November. Change starts within
our communities, and donâ€™t you
ever forget that your voice does
not have any value.
We must build solidarity with
one another and achieve intersectionality
because that is what
makes us truly not feel alone
in the world. I know our motto
here at Malden High is â€œyou are
not alone,â€ but today I challenge
all of you to be alone â€“ really allow
yourself to marinate in your
thoughts, goals and aspirations
â€“ because you never know what
beautiful transformations may
come out of it. Donâ€™t be afraid
to elevate in silence.
Obviously, I could not be given
this platform without shouting
out some of the best mentors
and friends that I have had
the privilege of getting to know.
I felt bad leaving people out, so
I tried my best to squeeze you
all in because you have all done
so much for me, and this is the
least I can do!
Shout out to my wonderful
and 10x more talented co-Art
Director, Natalie Pham: You are
the sweetest and kindest person
anyone will meet and donâ€™t you
ever forget that please.
Shout out to the entire MHS
science department, but especially
Votaw, Haskell, Berryman,
Simone, Webber, Campbell,
Morrison, Kirby and Maglio, for
welcoming me into your classroom
with open arms, for being
so patient with me when I was
confused on every concept we
learned about, and encouraging
me to think critically â€“ I hope
that my professors at Tufts are
just as awesome and inspiring
as you all are!
Shout out to my GMAACC
family for trusting me to sit on
your board and accepting me,
a random stranger over the internet
passionate about making
a difference, into your posse.
Andrea, Mai, Vivian H and N,
Shaina, Jenny, Yu Sin, Monique,
Diana, Johnny and Brendan and
my inspiring co-Youth Leaders
â€“ Aileen, Enzo, Mandy, Trisha
and Thomas â€“ thank you from
the bottom of my heart. Thank
you for giving me a voice and a
place where I felt like I was genuinely
heard and valued. You all
showed me what a community
looks like, and your commitment
to the City of Malden is so
inspiring.
Shout out to the two busiest
people that I know and still
somehow find time to deal with
all my extra-ness â€“ Krishi and
Sheilly â€“ my 4 lifers. Thank you
for listening to me and following
along my wild ideas and giving
me your endless and unconditional
support. Without you, I
would have never believed in
myself to do what I do now. And
I am so proud of you both; you
both inspire me every day to be
better. Thank you both for being
you and also thank you for letting
me complain whether you
wanted me to or not.
Lastly, shout out to my family
(who probably has no idea
what Iâ€™m saying right now, and
will want me to translate this entire
speech for them later) â€“ everything
I do is because of them.
To them, I am their laziest son
and older brother, but to me, my
family has always been â€œmy whyâ€
and they inspire me to carpe
diem (seize the day).
Now, wherever your journeys
take you, Class of 2021, I hope
you will always remember my
three fundamental truths because
these life lessons got me
through it, and I hope theyâ€™re
helpful.
1. Be nosy. Get up in everyoneâ€™s
business, but know your
limits.
2. Try to have it all.
3. Cry and let it all out. Youâ€™ll
feel much better afterwards.
With that said, I wish you all
the very best. May the diploma
that you are about to receive
symbolize your roots at Malden
High and the start of something
new. Soak in both positive and
negative experiences these past
four years; they are your main
character moments. Thereâ€™s a
world out there and your life is
what you make out of it, so go
make your mark on the world.
As the wise woman herself, Olivia
Rodrigo, once said, itâ€™s brutal
out here, so take care of yourselves.
Congratulations once
again, Class of 2021, and remember
to stand tall and fear
none!
But before I go, I know everybodyâ€™s
asking the question, everybody
wants to know what
I would do if I didnâ€™t win valedictorianâ€¦
Andâ€¦ I guess weâ€™ll
never know.
Thank you! Valete!
Oratorâ€™s Address: â€˜It is a good time
for all of us to look at clichÃ©s
with fresh eyesâ€™
By Jacob Pettigrew
Class of 2021 Orator
As I sat at my desk, mulling
over how to write this speech,
I came up with an unfathomably
long list of b.s. clichÃ©s. â€œItâ€™s
been a rollercoaster.â€ â€œGo above
and beyond.â€ â€œThe skyâ€™s the limit.â€
Blah blah blah. And the thing
is, and I mean this with all of the
love in the world to the rest of
our speakers here today, youâ€™ll
probably hear all of that somewhere
else. So, for the sake of
originality and to spice up this
snooze-fest, Iâ€™m going to try to
avoid as many clichÃ©s as possible
throughout this speech.
So letâ€™s get it going.
When I learned that I was giving
this speech last week, I was
told that Iâ€™m supposed to provide
you with an uplifting message
about how my time in high
school was the most influential
period of my life and that each
and every one of you has impacted
me in innumerable ways.
And while all that is true, if I actually
said any of that, wellâ€¦ Iâ€™d
be engaging in clichÃ©. So I wonâ€™t.
In addition to that, a lot of
people recommended that I
talk about how difficult this entire
year was for everyone due
to the pandemic. And while for
ADDRESS| SEE PAGE 17
Jacob Pettigrew
Orator
(Courtesy/Maldonian)
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, June 11, 2021
Firefighters remember the fallen in 152nd annual observance
By Tara Vocino
F
irefighters remembered the
fallen by marching from Forestdale
School to the memorial
bell at Forestdale Cemetery on
Sunday morning.
â€œEvery year we gather to remember
all members of the
Malden Fire Department who
have passed away, particularly
those who were killed in the
line of duty,â€ Fire Chief William
Sullivan said. â€œThere have been
16 in the line of duty deaths in
the history of the Malden Fire
Department.â€
Each year, they also honor
those retired members of the
department who have passed
away during the 12 months
since the previous yearâ€™s Memorial
Sunday. This year, they honored
the following five retired
members who passed away in
the last two years â€“ due to the
pandemic limiting last yearâ€™s
memorial service:
â€¢ Fire Captain Arnold W. Hammersley
â€“ Engine Co. 3, retired
â€¢ Fire Captain James J. Sullivan
â€“ Engine Co. 1, retired
â€¢ Fire Lieutenant David F. MacLennan
â€“ Ladder Co. 3, retired
â€¢ Firefighter Richard W. Hughes
â€“ Engine Co. 4, retired
â€¢ Assistant Superintendent
James J. Small â€“ Fire Alarm Division,
retired
This past May 21 they honored
Firefighter James Fagan,
who died on May 21, 1868, nine
days after he was injured in a
fire at the Miner Bakery on High
Street in Malden. Members of
the department erected a memorial
plaque in Judson Square
to Fagan.
Firefighters Honor Guard: Lieutenants Richard Smith, Robert Hagerty and Nicholas Hooper, Captain
Eric Truesdale and Firefighter David Nylin.
A little boy waves from inside the fire engine.
At left, Councillor-at-Large Craig Spadafora, Mayor Gary
Christenson and Ward 2 School Committee Member
Robert McCarthy were among those in attendance.
Members of the Police Honor Guard stand at attention.
Shown from left to right: Police Lt. Peg MacDonald, Police
Officer Eric Israelson, Police Lt. Patricia Bailey and Police
Sgt. Jeff Drees. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino)
Firefighters arrive at the cemetery. Pictured from left to
right: Firefighters Thomas Angelo, Adrienne Carroll, Nicholas
Yandell, Gary Lopresti, Michael Pasciuto, Matthew Thomann
and Michael Angelo.
Firefighters march in the procession.
Firefightersâ€™ Union President
Lieutenant Sean Fitzpatrick opens
the ceremony.
Attendees members braved the heat to attend.
Former Malden High School Principal
Dana Brown
Members of the Boston Irish Pipes/Drums band lead the
procession from Forestdale School into Forestdale Cemetery on
Sunday morning for the Malden Firefightersâ€™ Memorial.
Firefighters stand at attention. Pictured from left to right: Firefighters
Patrick Yanovitch, Michael Ford, Michael Fleming, James Valley, Kerry
Howe, Gary Lopresti, Dennis Moriconi, Ryan Scott, Nicholas Yandell
and Richard Angelo, Lieutenants Sean Cadigan, and Thomas Roberts,
Deputy Fire Chief Stephen Froio, Lieutenant David Oâ€™Connor, Deputy
Chief Leonard Dunn, retired Firefighter Dan Thomann, Captain Eric
DeAvilla and retired Deputy Chief Walter Bruce.
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ADDRESS | FROM PAGE 17
students we had to trudge our
way through hours of google
meets with a world of distractions
at our fingertips, and for
teachers school became a sea
of unresponsive black squares in
an increasingly grim virtual environment,
talking about corona
and all the tough stuff that it
brought with it would beâ€¦ say
it with me nowâ€¦ super clichÃ©.
And of course, I was told I
should include a personal high
school story that inspires you,
tugs at your heartstrings or
makes you laugh. And while
I could tell you all about my
mental health crisis, coupled
with depression, OCD and anxiety
diagnosis, and how going
back into school and seeing all
of you guys again, even if it was
just in passing, pulled me out
of one of the darkest points in
my life, of course, I wouldnâ€™t.
Because that would be â€“ you
get the idea.
So now Iâ€™m here. More than
halfway through my allotted
time and Iâ€™ve basically talked
about nothing. I guess, given
the nature of the speech
and the occasion, I probably
shouldnâ€™t have been so focused
on avoiding clichÃ©s. Theyâ€™re kinda
how these things tend to go.
Class Presidentâ€™s
Address: â€˜Class of 2021,
Iâ€™m so proud of all of you
because you made itâ€™
By Harriet Gerochi
Class President
W
hatâ€™s up shorties? So I wrote
my speech two days ago.
Of course Iâ€™m procrastinating,
but who didnâ€™t this year? I think
the other three before me spoke
enough words plus Mastrangelo
had a speech as well. To my advisors,
thank you for stepping
up when I know youâ€™re probably
tired of doing this. Hopefully,
you wonâ€™t have to cover any
other classes after that. To my
class officers, we did it. Iâ€™ll be
missing the dodgeball tournaments,
volleyball, the car washes
and the months that we spent
every waking hour in the school
for Junior Varieties.
I would like to quickly thank
my mom for being everything
that I could ask for. I could go
on about how much of an inspiration
she has been for me,
but she already knows whatâ€™s
up. To my Papa, I just wanted
to say that I made it and thanks
for looking over me. Thank you
to the family, friends and the
staff that has helped me for
the last four years. Iâ€™m sending
you my love. Thank you for
making my eighth grade little
dream come true as I am here
today as your class President.
I hope that Iâ€™ve done a good
enough job. Well, it seems
like it from all the Snapchatâ€™s
I receive from people asking
about the absent teacher list
or any class events.
I would just like to say that life
is truly unexpected. Covid hit
and we thought that it would
just be a two-week vacation.
Then, it turned into months of
quarantining and here we are a
year later. This class has missed
So I guess Iâ€™ll fold. They told me
I was supposed to provide you
guys with some sage advice
as we move forward into the
next stage of life. And while I
donâ€™t really think that because
I had a high number on a piece
of paper that I deserve to give
you advice, Iâ€™m already up here,
so here goes. Embrace clichÃ©.
Thereâ€™s a pretty big reason why
things get so overstated that
you groan when you hear them.
Itâ€™s because, usually, whatâ€™s being
said is pretty damn good
stuff. So go with the flow, reach
for the stars, follow your dreams
and be true to yourself because
thatâ€™s actually some pretty fine
advice.
In conclusion, I guess I want to
apologize. I went into this calling
this a snooze-fest and jabbing
at the other speakers, but in reality,
theyâ€™re doing it right. So if
thereâ€™s one thing I guess I can
leave you with, itâ€™s to listen to
these folks up here, clichÃ©s and
all. This year, I made it my goal
to change my relationship with
these clichÃ©s. Hearing â€œReach for
the starsâ€ isnâ€™t someone telling
me to fight my way to the top â€“
itâ€™s a call to action imploring me
to seek out my own definition
of success and to strive for that â€“
and â€œGo with the flowâ€ has morphed
from someone telling me
~ Legal Notice ~
CONTRACT 2021-H-1
2021 ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS
INVITATION TO BID
THE CITY OF MALDEN invites sealed bids for Contract 2021-H-1 of its 2021 Roadway
Improvements Program. Bids will be received at the office of the Malden Engineering
Department, 215 Pleasant Street, 3rd Floor â€“ Room 340, Malden, MA 02148, until 1:30 PM local
time on Thursday, July 1, 2021 and at that place and time will be publicly opened and read aloud.
In general, the work of this contract shall consist of the reconstruction of 3 streets, or portions
thereof, in various locations totaling approximately 2,340 LF. The work includes reclamation
of existing roadway pavements, excavation of existing pavements by cold planer, adjustment of
utility structures, the construction of new roadway pavements, setting and resetting of granite
curb, construction and reconstruction of cement concrete sidewalks, driveways and wheelchair
ramps, and related appurtenant and incidental work.
All bidders must be prequalified by Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT)
in accordance with 720 CMR 5.00 Prequalification of Contractors. The contract will only be
awarded to a MassDOT prequalified contractor.
Harriet Gerochi
Class President
(Courtesy/Maldonian)
most of their senior year, but
we were able to pull through in
the end. We got some seniors
nights, red carpet, prom and, of
course, we had to pull through
with the skip day. At that moment,
it was a sense of normalcy
because we were swimming,
playing volleyball, football and
just having a good time. Clearly
Enzo did with that fish in his
bag and the bicycle he was riding
around. I think we all needed
that after the year weâ€™ve had.
I unexpectedly created relationships
with people that I couldnâ€™t
have imagined a year ago. I
canâ€™t even express the impact
you had on me this year, but I
would just like to say my biggest
thanks.
Iâ€™d also like to give a quick
shout out to Kenny for looking
over my speech and motivating
me to actually write it.
Thank you VP.
And to the Class of 2021, Iâ€™m so
proud of all of you because you
made it. You made this possible.
Enjoy your summer and I wish
you the absolute best for whatever
the future holds for you.
Contract Documents will become available Thursday, June 17, 2021 and may be examined and/
or obtained at the office of the Malden Engineering Department, 215 Pleasant Street, 3rd Floor
â€“ Room 340, Malden, MA 02148, Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. City offices
are closed on Fridays.
A deposit in the form of a check payable to the â€œCity of Malden, Massachusettsâ€ in the amount
of $50.00 will be required for each set of the Contract Documents. A refund of the deposit will be
made for Contract Documents returned in good condition within 4 weeks after bids are received.
Bidderâ€™s requesting Contract Documents by mail shall include an additional non-refundable
check payable to â€œHayner/Swanson, Inc.â€ in the amount of $40.00 per set to cover handling and
mailing costs.
The bids shall be prepared and submitted in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders.
Bids must be accompanied by a bid security, satisfactory to the City, in the amount of five
percent (5%) of the total bid. The bid security shall be in the form of a bid bond issued by a
company licensed to do business in the Commonwealth; or a certified, treasurerâ€™s or cashierâ€™s check,
issued by a responsible bank or trust company, payable to the â€œCity of Malden, Massachusettsâ€.
Cash deposits will not be accepted. A Performance Bond and a Labor and Materials Payment Bond
in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the bid will be required of the successful bidder.
Contracts for work under this Proposal will obligate the Contractor and Subcontractors to
comply with applicable Federal, State and local provisions regarding prevailing wage rates,
insurances, labor, equal employment opportunity, anti-discrimination and affirmative
action.
Bids may be held by the City of Malden for a period not to exceed sixty (60) calendar days from
the date of the opening of bids for the purpose of reviewing the bids and investigating the
qualifications of bidders, prior to awarding the Contract.
The City of Malden reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject any or all bids
received if deemed to be in their best interest.
CITY OF MALDEN BY
Yem Lip, P.E. City Engineer
Malden Engineering Department
June 11, 2021
to calm down to allowing me to
turn my boat around and stop
paddling so hard all the time.
And by recontextualizing these
phrases, Iâ€™ve imbued them with
my own meaning, something
that resonates with me and truly
does help. And while I know that
hearing them hundreds of times
can make them sound like little
more than white noise, I implore
you all to do the same and look
at them with fresh eyes.
Oh also, before I go â€“ huge
shout outs to Jason Yao and
Henry Nguyen for being there
for me for the past four years,
this year especially. I love you
guys.
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Maldonians named to
Deanâ€™s List at Fitchburg
State University
F
ITCHBURG â€“ Fitchburg State University recently announced
that Malden residents Genevieve Casucci, Peter
Mamakos, Francesca Reyes and Malisha Zhao were named
to the Deanâ€™s List for the spring 2021 semester. To be eligible
for the Deanâ€™s List, students must have a grade point average
of 3.2 or higher.
Mayor issues proclamation
recognizing Pride Month
W
ard 4 Councillor Ryan
Oâ€™Malley and Malden
INDENTITY PROTECTION
PERSONAL
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
The IRS has been issuing
Identity Protection Personal
Identification Numbers (IPPINâ€™s)
since 2011 in order to
assist in identifying taxpayers
and to accept a tax return for
filing. In January of this past
year, the IRS opened up this
program to all taxpayers if
they choose to opt into the
program.
Prior to January of this year,
the IRS would assign an IPPIN
to a taxpayer whose identity
was stolen. So too often tax
preparers would go to e-file a
tax return only to find out that
someone had already filed a
tax return under that taxpayerâ€™s
social. Therefore, the electronic
filing would be rejected.
A taxpayer would then
have to call the IRS fraud department
and the IRS would
then issue a IPPIN to the taxpayer
to be attached to the
paper return that would then
need to be filed.
In New Release IR-2021-9,
the IRS announced the program
is now available to
all taxpayers who can verify
their identity by specified
procedures. The IRS will mail
a CP01A Notice to taxpayers
that opt in which contains
their 6-digit IPPIN. A Taxpayer
can also obtain a IPPIN by
using the IRS online tool Get
an IPPIN. Each year, taxpayers
will receive a CP01A Notice
containing a new IPPIN.
Taxpayers may opt in by either
faxing or mailing Form
15227, Application for an
Identity Protection Personal
Identification Number, or by
using the Get an IPPIN online
tool. In order to file Form
15227, taxpayers will need:
1. A valid social security
number or individual taxpayer
identification number
(ITIN)
2. Adjusted gross income of
$72,000 or less
3. Access to a telephone
The IRS will process the
form and then call the taxpayer
to validate his or her
identity. Upon successful
validation, the taxpayer will
then receive a CP01A Notice
with an assigned IPPIN for the
next filing season. To online
method of obtaining a IPPIN
is available at www.irs.gov/
getanippin.
Once you opt in to the IPPIN
system, as of right now,
you cannot opt out. The IRS
expects that taxpayers will be
able to opt out beginning in
2022. Data breaches of personal
information are still on
the rise. Obtaining an IPPIN
may provide some taxpayers
comfort particularly if their
personal information may
have been compromised.
Think about how many people
this past year received
notices from Mass Unemployment
stating that they
applied for unemployment
benefits when in fact someone
else did using their name
and social security number.
Joseph D. Cataldo is an Estate Planning/Elder Law Attorney, Certified
Public Accountant, Certified Financial Planner, AICPA Personal
Financial Specialist and holds a Masterâ€™s Degree in Taxation.
resident Dee Campbell-Tompkins
recently coordinated
with the Office of Mayor Gary
Christenson to hold the first
Pride Month Flag Raising ceremony
on City Hall Plaza. The
event served to honor the
LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer,
intersex, and asexual) liberation
movement and to support
the rights of residents to
experience equality and freedom
from discrimination. The
Mayor issued a proclamation
declaring June 2021 Pride
Month and reiterated that the
City of Malden is a community
that values diversity and inclusion
and is committed to
equal rights and opportunities
for all its residents.
MALDEN: TODAY | FROM PAGE 8
â€œThis is the end, beautiful
friend, this is the end, my only
friend, the endâ€ - A Malden slice
of life:
Morris â€œMoeâ€ Sack was born
on Dec. 6, 1926, growing up in
Malden on Linwood Street. His
parents were immigrants from
Lithuania and Poland. In 1944,
he was drafted into the army,
where he served until 1947.
He holds a bachelorâ€™s and
masterâ€™s degree from BU. He
married Reva Kaplan in 1952
and settled in Peabody. Here
is a fascinating glimpse into
Moeâ€™s (Jewish) life during his
childhood in Malden: â€œI had a
very Jewish upbringing. I was
brought up in an observant
house, and my father never
worked on Shabbos. I went to
shul with my grandfather and
my cousin on Shabbos. I had
a private melamed, or teacher,
by the name of Reb Slonim,
and he taught a Hebrew curriculum
and prepared me for
my bar mitzvah. My parents
were immigrants and spoke
Yiddish in the house. I heard
Yiddish on the streets in Malden
â€“ there used to be a Workmenâ€™s
Circle in Malden, and
~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT
MIDDLESEX, SS DIVISION
DOCKET NO. MI21P2827EA
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION WITH SURETIES
NOTICE
Estate of: Anne Virtue, Also Known As Anna Virtue
Date of Death: December 6, 2018
LATE OF MALDEN, IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX
A petition has been presented in the above-captioned matter
praying that Patrick M. McAvoy of Melrose in the County
of Middlesex be appointed public administrator of said estate
with sureties on his/ her bond.
If you desire to object to the allowance of said petition, you or your
attorney must file a written appearance in said court at Cambridge,
on or before 10:00 in the forenoon on July 8th, 2021.
Witness, HON. Maureen H. Monks, First Justice of said Court
at Cambridge the 3rd day of June, in the year of our Lord Two
Thousand and Twenty One.
TARA E. DeCRISTOFARO
REGISTER OF PROBATE
June 11, 2021
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they all spoke Yiddish. It was
a different time. Malden was
a very friendly place; the Jewish
kids all grouped together
but I had a lot of Gentile
friends. There was some Anti-Semitism
in the schools. In
junior high (Lincoln) I had a
gym teacher who gave Jews
the toughest exercises to do
and if we didnâ€™t do them, heâ€™d
bawl us out. Overall, though,
it wasnâ€™t too bad.â€
Postscript: â€œIt takes only one
drink to get me drunk. The trouble
is, I canâ€™t remember if itâ€™s
the 13th or the 14thâ€â€”George
Burns.
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MASTRANGELO | FROM PAGE 11
talking to people in front of us
rather than avatars on a screen.
I saw smiling eyes in the hallways
and heard laughter and
loud conversations. Our school
started to look and sound like
a school again. We began to
heal a bit.
So here we are today, together
as the Class of 2021 for the
first time in 15 months. Today
you complete another chapter
of your life. The next chapter
brings questions, uncertainty,
and new challenges. I stand
here today to reassure you that
you have proven to yourself that
you can handle the uncertainty
of the new challenges. You
are strong. You are brilliant. You
are ready.
Today you join people like
Mayor Christenson, Superintendent
Oteri, Super Bowl
Champion Breno Giacomini,
Rock Star Gary Cherone,
Olympian Louise Mae Stokes
Fraser, and even Grandpa Joe
from Willy Wonka, as Malden
High School Graduates. As
you begin this next chapter I
ask that you forge forward but
that you also look back from
time to time. When you look
back you will see us beaming
with pride and filled with
gratitude for showing us how
to find the light during a very
dark time.
As you move down your path
that may take you to places far
away from this stadium in the
middle of this city, don't ever
forget who you are, where you
are from, and what you pushed
through to get there. I love you,
I am proud of you, and I am
excited for the world to meet
the Malden High School Class
of 2021!
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~ Legal Notice ~
City of Malden
Virtual Public Hearing
Public Works Commission
Water and Sewer Rates
There will be a Virtual Public Hearing conducted by the
Public Works Commission on Tuesday, June 22nd, 2021,
at 5:00 pm at Malden City Hall via Zoom, regarding the
FY 2022 Water and Sewer Rates. Information regarding the
Zoom Link and phone numbers will be posted on the City of
Malden Web Site.
Karen M. Bourque,
Clerk to Public Works Commission
June 11, 2021
~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
~ Legal Notice ~
Bid Solicitation
Mystic Valley Regional Charter School
RFR #22-400 MVRCS is seeking responses from
qualified bidders for providing and installing 10 (ten)
Magic Unit Ventilators in classrooms at 238 Highland
Avenue to replace current units within the classroom.
The Contractor will provide the following services and
material. The selected vendor will also be responsible
from removal and disposal of existing 10 (ten) classroom
heating and ventilation units. All work is to be completed
by August 6, 2021.
RFR Release Date: Tuesday, June 1, 2021
Response Deadline: Thursday, June 24, 2021 at 2 PM
Bid Opening (4 Laurel St.)
Performance to Commence: June 26, 2021
Performance Completion: August 6, 2021
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Middlesex Probate and Family Court
10-U Commerce Way
Woburn, MA 01801
(781) 865-4000
Docket No. MI21P2834EA
Estate of: Harvey Jacob Mason
Also known as: Harvey J. Mason
Date of Death: 11/29/2020
CITATION ON PETITION FOR
FORMAL ADJUDICATION
To all interested persons:
A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of
Personal Representative has been filed by Steven C. Mason
of Belmont, MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree
and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition.
The Petitioner requests that Steven C. Mason of Belmont, MA
be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve
Without Surety on the bond in unsupervised administration.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from
the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object
to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file
a written appearance and objection at this Court before:
10:00 a.m. on the return day of 07/01/2021.
This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you
must file a written appearance and objection if you object to
this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely written appearance
and objection followed by an affidavit of objections within
thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without
further notice to you.
UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE
MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC)
A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in
an unsupervised administration is not required to file an
inventory or annual accounts with the Court. Persons interested
in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the administration
directly from the Personal Representative and may petition
the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the
distribution of assets and expenses of administration.
WITNESS, Hon. Maureen H. Monks, First Justice of this
Court.
Date: June 03, 2021
TARA E. DECRISTOFARO
REGISTER OF PROBATE
June 11, 2021
~ Legal Notice ~
INVITATION FOR BID
The City of Malden invites sealed bids in accordance
with M.G.L. c 149 from Contractors for:
SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER aka
STAR CENTER BUILD OUT
Contract Documents will be available by email request at
purchasing@cityofmalden.org after 1:00 p.m.,Wednesday,
June 16, 2021. Sealed Bids will be received until 1:00 p.m.,
Thursday July 1, 2021, then publicly opened at the City of
Malden Controllerâ€™s Office, 215 Pleasant Street, Malden
MA 02148. The City reserves the right to reject all bids.
June 11, 2021
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Helping Seniors Find
Discounted High-Speed
Internet Services
Savvy Senior
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by Jim Miller
Dear Savvy Senior,
Do you know where I can find cheaper high-speed internet
services for my home? Iâ€™m 70-years old and live strictly on my
Social Security and would like to find something faster and less
expensive than I currently have.
Surfing Susan
Dear Susan,
There are actually two new resources available today that can
help you save money on your home internet services, but whatâ€™s
available to you will depend on your income level and where you
live. Hereâ€™s where to begin.
Internet Discounts
Depending on your financial situation, a good first step to
reducing your home internet costs is through the new Emergency
Broadband Benefit (EBB) program. This is a temporary federal
benefit that provides a discount of up to $50 per month towards
broadband service for eligible households and up to $75 per
month for households on tribal lands.
Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up
to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from
participating providers if they contribute $10 to $50 toward the
purchase price.
To qualify, youâ€™ll need to show that your annual household
income is at or below 135 percent of the federal poverty
guidelines, which is $17,388 for one person or $23,517 for two.
Or, if youâ€™re receiving certain types of government benefits such
as Medicaid, food stamps (SNAP), SSI, public housing assistance,
veteransâ€™ pension or survivors pension benefit, or live on federally
recognized tribal lands.
Households that experienced a substantial loss of income since
February 29, 2020 due to job loss or furlough can also qualify for
the EBB program, as long as their household income for 2020 was
at or below $99,000 for single filers and $198,000 for joint filers.
To apply, go to GetEmergencyBroadband.org where you can
apply online or print out an application and mail it in.
If youâ€™re already receiving assistance through the federal Lifeline
benefit (see LifelineSupport.org), which is a $9.25 monthly subsidy
for phone or internet costs, you automatically qualify for the EBB
program, and you can receive both benefits at the same time.
You can apply your EBB and your Lifeline benefit to the same or
separate services.
Or, if your broadband provider already has its own low-income
or COVID-19 relief program, you may be able to qualify through
this program as well. Talk to your broadband provider for more
information.
Low-Cost Internet
If youâ€™re not eligible for the EBB program, another resource for
locating cheaper high-speed internet is Aging Connected, which
has a higher income qualification.
Created by Older Adults Technology Services from AARP (OATS)
and the Humana Foundation, Aging Connected is a nationwide
campaign created to help lower-income seniors find low-cost, inhome
broadband options in their area.
Partnering with telecommunications companies, nonprofits and
public entities, Aging Connected will help you search for services in
your area that provide high-speed internet at a very low cost. Most
participating companies charge around $10 to $15 per month,
with no contract and no equipment fee.
Aging Connected also provides referrals to affordable desktop
and laptop computers for under $160.
To qualify, youâ€™ll need to show that your annual household
income is at or below 185 percent of the federal poverty guidelines,
which is $23,800 for one person or $32,200 for two. Or, if youâ€™re
receiving certain types of government benefits similar to the EBB
program.
To search, go to AgingConnected.org and type in your ZIP code,
name and email address, or you can call 877-745-1930.
Other Search Options
If you find that youâ€™re not eligible for either of the previously
listed resources, you may still be able to save on your internet by
shopping and comparing. The best way to do this is at websites like
InMyArea.com and BroadbandNow.com, both of which provide
a list of internet providers in your area, along with pricing and
download speeds.
Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman,
OK 73070, or visit SavvySenior.org. Jim Miller is a contributor to
the NBC Today show and author of â€œThe Savvy Seniorâ€ book.
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OBITUARY
Albert (Al)
Leander North
A veteran of the United
States Army was born in Medford,
on December 11, 1941,
passed away on May 4, 2021
after a two-year courageous
battle with pulmonary fibrosis.
He demonstrated strength
and determination every day,
~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Middlesex Divison
Docket No. MI21P2730EA
Estate of: Beverly A. DiVola
Date of Death: March 16, 2021
INFORMAL PROBATE
PUBLICATION NOTICE
To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by
Petition of Petitioner Annmarie Giordano of Melrose, MA a Will
has been admitted to informal probate. Annmarie Giordano of
Melrose, MA has been informally appointed as the Personal
Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond.
The estate is being administered under informal procedure
by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts
Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court.
Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the
Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding
the administration from the Personal Representative and
can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate,
including distribution of assets and expenses of
administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the
Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders
terminating or restricting the powers of Personal
Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A
copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from
the Petitioner.
June 11, 2021
while thoroughly
enjoying
each
day he spent
with his family.
He is survived
by his
loving wife
of 41 years,
Martha Mary
(Smithers)
North and his devoted daughter,
Erin Jean North. Al was predeceased
by his parents, Josephine
A. (Donahue) and Albert
L. North, and his brother, Gerald
F. North. He is survived by
his in-laws, Judith and Vincent
Fogarty of Melrose and their
four wonderful sons and their
families and Jean and Robert
Jackson of Sharon, NH. He
is also survived by his sisterin-law
Margaret North from
Fort Myers, FL and her family
and his niece Jennifer North
and family from Concord, NH.
Al had a lengthy career in IT
working for many companies
that include John Hancock,
Bay State Computers, SDI, Converse
Rubber Company, King's
Department Stores, Addison
Wesley and retiring from State
Street Corporation. In his earlier
years he enjoyed golfing
and bowling, but his true passion
was being â€˜Captain Alâ€™ on
his 21â€™ pontoon boat, The North
Star. He enjoyed every minute
leisurely driving the length of
Lake Sunapee. He was a past
Trustee and Treasurer of the
Cottage Owners Association
of Blodgett Landing, Newbury,
New Hampshire. His gentle demeanor
and contagious smile
will be sorely missed by all who
knew him. In lieu of flowers,
donations can be made in his
name to the Bread of Life at 54
Eastern Avenue, Malden, MA
02148 or to the Pulmonary Fibrosis
Foundation at https://
app.mobilecause.com/vf/PFFTribute/AlbertNorth
directly
on his Tribute Page.
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1. On June 11, 1775, the Revolutionary Warâ€™s first naval battle
occurred in what New England state?
2. What are the two cities in Charles Dickensâ€™ novel â€œA Tale of
Two Citiesâ€?
3. What chocolate-based ice cream reportedly was the first
widely available flavor (in 1929) other than vanilla, chocolate
and strawberry?
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$529,900
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3 Large rooms,
each with walk-in
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for Law Office or
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Like new condition.
Second floor
elevator direct to
unit. Seperate
entrances - New
Baths - Large
Parking Area.
On MBTA Bus
Route #429.
Located on
Route 1 South at
Walnut Street.
Rollerworld Plaza
Rte. 1 South
425 Broadway
Saugus
Call Michelle at: 781-233-9507
4. About how many wedding chapels are there in Las Vegas:
50, 75 or 100?
5. On June 12, 1942, who received a diary for her 13th
birthday?
6. In June 1919 who directed a theatre orchestra and played
a trumpet solo for the song â€œAinâ€™t Misbehavinâ€™â€?
7. In 1964 what group was the first Motown group ever to
receive a Grammy Award nomination â€“ for â€œ(Love is Like a)
Heat Waveâ€?
8. On June 13, 1927, what aviator had a ticker tape parade on
NYCâ€™s Fifth Avenue?
9. In what country are the islands known as â€œThe Spice
Islandsâ€?
10. What member of a duo with a theme song of â€œLove Nestâ€
won an Oscar in 1975 for a role in â€œThe Sunshine Boysâ€?
11. In what Rodgers and Hammerstein musical is the song â€œJune
is Bustinâ€™ Out All Overâ€?
12. June 14 is Flag Day; what Massachusetts city has on Flag
Day â€œthe longest-running parade of its kindâ€?
13. In what year did the American Psychological Association
declare homosexuality not a mental disorder: 1953, 1973
or 1984?
14. On June 15, 2007, host Bob Barker retired from what game
show?
15. The card game â€œ21â€ originated in what country?
16. On June 16, 1884, the first gravity-powered roller coaster in
America debuted; at what seashore was it?
17. In what Canadian province is the worldâ€™s longest freshwater
beach?
18. What is another word for bubble tea?
19. What Massachusetts town has the Bridge of Flowers (â€œthe
only one of its kind in the worldâ€)?
20. June 17 is Bunker Hill Day; Bunker Hill is in what Boston
neighborhood that was the first capital of the Massachusetts
Bay Colony?
ANSWERS
1. Maine (the Battle of Machias)
2. London and Paris
3. Rocky Road
4. 50
5. Anne Frank
6. Louis Armstrong
7. Martha & the Vandellas
8. Charles Lindbergh
9. Indonesia
10. George Burns of Burns & Allen
11. â€œCarouselâ€
12. Quincy
13. 1973
14. â€œThe Price is Rightâ€
15. France (vingt-et-un)
16. Coney Island
17. Ontario (Wasaga Beach on Lake Huron)
18. Boba
19. Shelburne Falls
20. Charlestown
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27 Elliott St., Danvers
Open House - June 12th & 13th
from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.
38 Main St., Saugus
(617) 877-4553
mangorealtyteam.com
Superb awaits in this well maintained home that offers excellent
proximity to Major highways of 128, 95, and Route 1. The first
floor has a lovely updated kitchen with granite counter tops,
Stainless Steel Appliances, 1 bedroom, 1 bath and beautiful
living room with gleaming hardwood floors. the home has a
lovely three seasoned porch with lots of sun and overlooking
beautiful yard. The second floor awaits 2 bedrooms. driveway
for 4 cars. Great scale to parks and recreations....$499,000
All offers due on June 14th at 12:00 pm
58 Burley St., Danvers
Open House June 12 - 13th
from 12:00-2:00 p.m.
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EOE
Saugus
ed safety zones. The cost of the
work increased when the contractor
had to remove ledge in
order to construct the path in
accordance with ADA requirements.
$55,000
4. New Dugouts and Better
Drainage for the Field: The
old, below grade dugouts often
flooded and did not comply
with ADA requirements were removed.
ADA accessible covered
dugouts have been constructed
and new drains and pipes have
been installed that first empty
into detention basins to help
slow run-off. $80,000
5. Benches, picnic seating for
families and other landscaping:
The playground has all new
benches. A picnic area with tables
has replaced the broken
down batting cage. More trees
that offer shade to park users, regrading
and reseeding some areas
with grass. $69,800
6. As required by state law to
ensure fair and open bidding on
projects, the City used Shadley
and Associates to prepare contract
drawings and specifications
and to oversee construction.
$125,000
Full realization of the community
vision for Trafton has
been estimated to cost nearly
$1.5 million. We had initially
sought $500,000 from the
City Community Preservation
Committee so when matched
~ HELP WANTED ~
Now Hiring for our Deli. Apply
online at www.shopmckinnons.com
or ask for Joe or Mary at our
620 Broadway, Everett Store.
with a $400,000 state PARC
grant we had planned to have
$900,000 for Phase I, allowing
all the playground and ballfield
improvement to be done
at once. Unfortunately the
CPC only provided $225,000
in funds. Federal CDBG funds
could not be tapped to close
the $275,000+ gap since Trafton
Park sits outside the low
and moderate-income eligibility
area and other funding
sought did not materialize.
The state PARC grant has
a strict construction deadline
so rather than giving up that
$400,000 grant, the decision
was made to prioritize the
playground improvements
and scale back the improvements
to the ballfield.
Councillor Camell and I have
worked to submit a request for
an additional $142,000 in funds
to complete work on the ballfield.
Please support this effort
by writing the Cityâ€™s Community
Preservation Committee
care of rcameron@cityofmalden.org
or by letter to Malden
Community Preservation Committee,
215 Pleasant Street, Malden
MA 02148.
Signed,
Stephen Winslow, Councillor
at Large
(Photo by Representative Steven Ultrino)
SAUGUS - Location! Nice and Sunny 4 Rooms,
2 bedrooms, gleaming hardwood floors,
balcony, storage, 1 deeded parking, Pet Friendly
and more.........................................................$269,000
COMING SOON: STONEHAM
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Founder, CEO
Barry Tam
Lea
Doherty
Ron
Visconti
Beautiful 4
level, 7 Room,
2 1/2 bath
corner lot
Carolina
Coral
Patrick
Rescigno
Rosa
Rescigno
Carl
Greenler
Seize the opportunity to get in thriving Danvers neighborhood.
Six room, 3 bedroom, 2 full baths. 6 car parking. Lot size of
24,699. This home is in a lovely and established location.
Close to schools, parks and recreation....$649,000
All offers due on June 14th by 4:00 pm.
Why List with
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Our last listing SOLD
$64,000 OVER ASKING
with 28 OFFERS!
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offers Central
Air, with great
amenities
including pool,
2 assigned
parking spaces,
pet friendly, barbecues welcome, minutes to
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patio & storage sheds, dead-end street, rare find!......................$699,900.
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buildable lot included..............................................................$799,900.
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SAUGUS - For Sale - 5 Bed 2 Bath
Great Location! $649,900
Call KEITH 781-389-0791
SOLD $60K
OVER ASKING
SAUGUS - For Sale - Multi-Family
Off Fellsway - $599,900
Call Keith 781-389-0791
WAKEFIELD - Coming Soon - New
Construction Townhomes 3 Bed,
2.5 Bath - Call Keith 781-389-0791
EVERETT - For Rent 4 Room - One Bed
$1,600 Call Rhonda 781-706-0842
UAG
LYNN - For Sale- One Bedroom
Condo - $255,000
Call Rhonda 781-708-0842
SOLD $20K
OVER ASKING
LYNN - For Sale - 4 Bedroom
2 Bath - Ward 1 - $619,900
Call Debbie 617-678-9710
SOLD
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RHONDA - 781-706-0842
JOHN - 617-285-7117
ERIC - 781-223-0289
SOLD $35K
OVER ASKING
SAUGUS - For Sale - Expansion
Potential $350,000
Call Rhonda 781-706-0842
FOR SALE- 2 BED SINGLE WIDE MOBILE HOME WITH FULL SIZE WASHER & DRYER - DANVERS $39,900
FOR SALE- 2 BED SINGLE WIDE MOBILE HOME IN DESIRABLE PARK WITH NEWER HEAT - PEABODY $94,900
NEW TO MARKET- 2 BED SINGLE WIDE MOBILE HOME 6 YEARS YOUNG - DANVERS $119,900
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