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Friday, February 7, 2020
A race emerges for the 32nd
Middlesex District House seat
By Barbara Taormina
D
emocrat Kate Lipper-Garabedian
and Republican
Brandon Reid will square off in
the Super Tuesday special election
for the 32nd
Middlesex District
seat left open when former
State Representative Paul
Brodeur was elected mayor of
Melrose.
In this weekâ€™s Democratic
Members of Malden Reads presented copies of their 2020 Book Selection, â€œFahrenheit 451â€ by
Ray Bradbury, to members of the Malden School Committee, including Chairperson Mayor Gary
Christenson and Superintendent of Schools John Oteri. Mary Christenson is shown above, front
and center, with Malden Reads cofacilitators Anne Dâ€™Urso-Rose, left, and Jodie Zalk, right. Supt.
Oteri is shown in the third row at right. (Photo by Steve Freker)
By Steve Freker
T
he population of the Malden
Public Schools district
community is over 7,000
when combining its 6,679 students
and around 400 educators
and staff.
Safeguarding health, districtwide,
is a top priority and
an ongoing process with continuous
monitoring, Malden Superintendent
of Schools John
Oteri told the members of the
Malden School Committee and
others in attendance at the second
meeting of the new year on
Monday night at the Malden Senior
Center.
Malden school officials have
teamed up with the Malden
Public Health Director and public
safety agencies in a proactive
approach to the health of
students and staff. Supt. John
Oteri said he recently met with
Malden Public Health Director
Chris Webb and members of
the cityâ€™s Emergency Management
Team to discuss health issues,
planned responses and actions
as they pertain to the Malden
Public Schools. Early Learning
Center Principal Peter Dolan
also serves as the Malden school
systemâ€™s emergency and safety
management director. Topics
of discussion were flu season
as well as the potential impact
of the coronavirus outbreak in
other parts of the world.
â€œWe are continuously monitoring
reports and advisories
from both the federal CDC [Centers
for Disease Control] and
state and local agencies on both
the flu and the coronavirus,â€
Supt. Oteri said. â€œOur top priorities
are to keep our public health
and safety officials and personnel
informed and our students
and staff safe, health-wise.â€
SCHOOL | SEE PAGE 13
primary, the district, which includes
all of Melrose, Precincts
4, 5, and 6 in Wakefield and Precinct
2, Ward 5 in Malden, handed
Lipper-Garabedian, a Melrose
councillor-at-large, an easy
victory over Wakefield Town
Councillor Ann McGonigle Santos
and Maldenâ€™s Mathew Helman,
a former communications
director for State Senator Jason
Lewis. District-wide, Lipper-Garabedian
ended the primary race
with 2,580 votes; Santos finished
a distant second with 866 votes;
and Helman came in third with
342 votes.
Just 6 percent of the 2,487 registered
voters in Maldenâ€™s Precinct
2, Ward 5 made it to Forestdale
School to vote in the primary.
Of the 150 ballots cast in Malden,
80 went to Lipper-Garabedian,
50 to Helman, 18 to Santos
and two to write-in candidates.
The surprise in the race came
Brandon Reid
Kate
Lipper-Garabedian
on Wednesday on the Republican
ticket. Reid, a Melrose resiRACE
| SEE PAGE 8
Malden High wrestler Costa is ready to defend her state title
By Steve Freker
I
t was a first in Malden High
School history last year...and
Golden Tornadoes junior Yohanni
Costa is seeking to do it all
again this year. So far, it appears
that the first female State Wrestling
Champion ever at MHS is
well on her way to achieving
that lofty goal.
Costa competed in the recent
MHS wrestler Yohanni Costa, right, displays the first-place medal
she was awarded for winning first place in the Philips Academy
All-Girls Wrestling Tournament. Shown with her is her sister
Hemmeni, also a member of the MHS wrestling team.
Phillips Academy All-Girls Wrestling
Tournament, which featured
competitors from Massachusetts
and other New England
states. She went through
the field undefeated, much like
her personal state championship
run last winter, claiming the
Tourney Championship at 147
lbs. Costa also competed in the
recent Senators All-Girls Wrestling
Tournament in Orange,
Mass. Again, she claimed the
tourney championship at 147
lbs., whirling through the competition
with three first-period
pins, two within the first minute
of the match. In other dual
meets for Malden this season,
she has competed against male
opponents and been successful
in her weight class as well.
â€œShe (Costa) works very hard
and really wants to learn and
get better,â€ said Malden coach
Rin Van.
Last season was the first-ever
the Massachusetts Interscholastic
Athletic Association (MIAA)
offered an All-Girls State Wrestling
Tournament, so Costa managed
to make history twice, as
the first Malden High state girls
titlist and also the first 145-lb.
state champion in an MIAA-held
state tournament.
This yearâ€™s All-Girls State Wrestling
Tournament will be held on
Saturday, Feb. 29 at Methuen
High School.
Malden girlsâ€™ indoor
track unbeaten, claims
Championship, Boysâ€™
team co-champs
The Malden High girlsâ€™ indoor
track team knocked off Revere
in its final dual meet of the regular
season in impressive fashion,
63-21, to finish unbeaten
at 5-0, claiming the Greater Boston
League (GBL) Championship.
In a rarity, the MHS boysâ€™
indoor team not only tied the
meet with Revere, 43-43, but
also tied the same Patriots team
for the 2019-20 GBL Championship
with the win.
Malden High boysâ€™
basketball tops Lynn
Classical, falls to Everett
Senior Khaydar Al-Hamdani
scored 14 points and senior
David Mervilus added 13
SPORTS | SEE PAGE 15
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, February 7, 2020
Students urge Malden to adopt the UNâ€™s sustainable development goals
By Barbara Taormina
climate change, reducing income
inequality and establishF
ixing
the world over the
next 10 years may seem
like an overly ambitious plan,
but students and teachers from
Linden STEAM Academy are
convinced it can be done, and
they met with the City Council
late last month to ask for their
help. Linden science teachers
Christina Rosenthal and Lianne
Mokfienski Ramos and several
students presented an overview
of the United Nations Sustainable
Development Goals,
17 global objectives set by the
UN General Assembly to build a
better world by 2030. The Sustainable
Development Goals,
or the SDGs, are a hefty to-do
list that includes ending poverty,
eliminating hunger, achieving
gender equality, fighting
ing justice.
â€œWe want to ask you to join
us in considering making Malden
a part of this global movement,â€
said Rosenthal. â€œWe want
to leverage the diversity of Malden
to connect with other cities
around the globe and work
together toward a common
objective, the United Nationsâ€™
SDGs,â€ she said.
Each of the goals have measurable
targets so organizations
and communities that embrace
the SDGs can track their
progress and plan their next
steps, she explained. â€œThe lack
of U.S. commitment to the SDGs
means there is a real opportunity
for Malden to become a national
leader,â€ added Rosenthal.
Ramos explained that the
SDGs are a guide that would
be localized to fit Maldenâ€™s
challenges and needs. â€œTo implement
the goals, we need
to make them our own in accordance
with our own shared
values, diverse culture and social
and economic priorities,â€
she said.
She pointed to Maldenâ€™s lead
line replacement program as
an example of a local effort in
sync with the SDG to ensure
clean drinking water and another
goal to develop resilient
infrastructure.
Ramos said the Linden group
came to the City Council meeting
to ask councillors to create
a committee of members of different
governing boards to raise
awareness of the SDGs through
meaningful discussions with
the community. She said the
committee would be able to
set targets and measure Maldenâ€™s
progress toward achieving
the goals using specific indicators.
â€œWe believe Malden,
through the SDGs, can improve
the quality of life on a local level
while leading the world on environmental,
economic and social
issues,â€ she said.
Students told councillors they
believe the SDGs are the right
strategy to fix the world for the
future, their future. But they
stressed that they need the help
and support of Maldenâ€™s adults
and community leaders.
Urging a city to join a global
dialogue to promote peace and
prosperity by adopting a set of
sustainable development goals
isnâ€™t a typical middle school activity,
and councillors praised
the Linden teachers and students
for their work and commitment.
Councillors also wanted
them to know the city is already
engaged in sustainable
development.
Ward 5 Councillor Barbara
Murphy invited them to a meeting
of Malden River Works, a
group developing plans to restore
the Malden River, which
she said ties in perfectly with
several of the sustainable development
goals. Councillor-at-Large
Stephen Winslow
encouraged them to participate
in discussions on the cityâ€™s vulnerability
plan, which focuses
on strategies to address climate
change. Ward 6 Councillor David
Camell mentioned some of
accomplishments of the cityâ€™s
Energy Efficiency Committee
that have made the city greener
and more sustainable.
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Lewis was lead sponsor of the
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City reviews cannabis shop
applications according to schedule
By Barbara Taormina
T
hree companies seeking
special permits for retail
marijuana businesses will have
their applications reviewed at
City Council hearings sometime
this spring, while a fourth applicant
has dropped plans for a
cannabis shop at 616 Broadway.
Last summer and throughout
the fall, the Cannabis Licensing
and Enforcement Commission
interviewed eight companies
with proposals for retail
marijuana businesses. Commission
members agreed that
four of the applicants should
move forward to the next step
in the licensing process, a public
meeting to introduce their business
plans to neighbors and the
community at large. After Misty
Mountain Shop, Standard Naturals,
MassMedicum and Craft
Cultivation Group held their
meetings, they had 60 days to
apply to the City Council for a
special permit.
Dr. James Kurnick missed the
application deadline for MassMedicum,
a retail shop with a
plan to highlight therapeutic
uses of marijuana. Although
commission members were
willing to consider giving MassMedicum
a chance to restart the
licensing process, they acknowledged
the communityâ€™s opposition
to locating the shop in a
densely populated residential
neighborhood along with concerns
about traffic and parking.
That may have convinced Kurnick
to pass on Malden.
Special permit applications
from Standard Naturals for a recreational
marijuana shop next
to Kappyâ€™s on Route 1, and Misty
Mountain Shop, which has proposed
opening a retail business
at 323 Commercial St., were submitted
on time to the Permits,
Inspections and Planning Department.
Building Commissioner
Nelson Miller, who is also
a member of the cityâ€™s Cannabis
Licensing and Enforcement
Commission, had 30 days to review
the applications and forward
them to City Clerk Greg Lucey,
who, in turn, had 65 days to
schedule the City Councilâ€™s special
permit hearings.
Craft Cultivation is working
on a special permit application
for a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing
and retail business
at 1130 Eastern Ave., but still
has time to meet the 60-day
deadline.
Once a special permit hearing
is closed, the City Council has 90
days to decide whether to approve
or deny the application.
And there is a 20-day appeal period
on City Council decisions.
Applicants who receive special
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n January 14, the Executive
Committee and the
Board of Directors of the Malden
Chamber of Commerce
were sworn in by Malden Mayor
Gary Christenson at the
Chamberâ€™s Annual Meeting
and Dinner at Bobby Câ€™s Ristorante.
Present at the event
were the Executive Committee
and the Board of Directors,
including five new members:
Ronnie Puzon of RE/MAX
Trinity, Judy Sadacca of MelroseWakefield
Healthcare,
Ron Cox of Urban Media Arts,
Jay Lamport of the Tax Depot
and Johnny Long of East
Cambridge Savings Bank. Invited
guests included family
members of the Board, members
of the Chamber committees
and past presidents of the
Malden Chamber. Among the
past presidents in attendance
were Linda Kane, Dennis Cataldo,
Richard Howard and Joe
Piantedosi.
Malden Chamber of
Commerce 2020 events
February 25 â€“ State of the
City Breakfast with Mayor
Christenson; Taste of Malden
(TBD); May 31 â€“ Pleasant Street
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October 8 â€“ Comedy Night.
Malden Chamber swears-in new Board and
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Valentine Memories
By Virginia Ruane
I
love Valentineâ€™s Day! It brings
back so many wonderful
memories. One of my favorite
memories happened many
years ago. I would say it was
about 1948. Yes, thatâ€™s a long,
long time ago.
It was an era when not many
families had a car. If your father
had a car, you were rich or very
lucky. We were not rich, but my
father did have a car, so I guess
we were lucky. It is not like today
when there are three or
four cars in a driveway: one for
Mom, one for Dad and one for
each child. In those days, fathers
were the only ones who had a
license and a car.
In my family, not only did my
father have a license to drive,
but I had gotten my license at
age 16 and I did not have a car.
He didnâ€™t trust me with his car,
so as a result, I never drove my
fatherâ€™s car.
One Valentineâ€™s Day, many
years ago, my husband-to-be
and I were invited to a Valentineâ€™s
Day party on the other
side of Malden. He also had a
license, but no car, nor did his
mother or father have a car. So,
I got a bright idea. Wouldnâ€™t it
be a great if we took my fatherâ€™s
car? I would drive to Frankâ€™s
house, and then he would do
the driving from there. I took
a chance and asked my father.
Itâ€™s a good thing that my father
liked my future husband, because
he did say yes. It had to
be a day or night that my father
was not using the car. Good fortune
for us, that on this particular
Valentineâ€™s Day, he was not
using the car.
For our future dating, we
made sure the car was available.
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In this day and age that would
never happen. Even after we
got married, it was a year before
we could buy a car. I received a
$1,000 check from a former employer
who owed that money to
me. Guess what we did with the
money? We purchased our first
â€œnew, used carâ€ and we felt like
millionaires. We had made itâ€¦
we were car owners!
Life is full of good surprises,
and Valentineâ€™s Day was one
for me many years ago. Maybe
it will be for you, too! It may
not be a â€œnew, used carâ€ or, in
my case, my father letting me
use the car, but I hope that it is
something special, just for you.
Remember, what happens on
this Valentineâ€™s Day will be your
future memories.
I am a grandmother and I love
to be remembered on Valentineâ€™s
Day. If you have a grandmother
or grandfather, donâ€™t
forget them on this special day.
They were once young, too, just
like you are now and just like I
once was, and Valentineâ€™s Day
was just as special for them as
it was for me. It brings back a
memory for them of all their
hopes and dreams and lets
them know that they are not
forgotten.
A Happy Valentineâ€™s Day to All!
Virginia Ruane is a lifelong
Malden resident. Please send
comments and suggestions to
virginiaruane@aol.com.
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â€œMalden: Today, Tomorrow and Yesterdayâ€...
Itâ€™s a Small World After All!
By Peter F. Levine
F
acebook may have its many
flaws but posts like this
make it all worthwhile: â€œIt's a
Small World After All!â€
â€œMy name is Rick Thibert and
I was Malden High Class of
1990. I tell this story quite often,
but never with the family
that should have heard it.... so
please bear with me.
â€œIn 1993 I was part of a US Special
Operations Contingency
based in San Vito, Italy. We flew
daily missions in our Pavelow
Helicopters in and out of Bosnia
and Croatia during the Balkan
War for several years. In our off
time we had little to nothing in
terms of services available to us.
After a year or so they opened
a shop on our base to sell basics
to us. A little later they even
opened a gym and a barber
shop. Maybe another year later
they opened a gift shop selling
us all sorts of tourist type of Italian
souvenirs etc.
â€œWith this being said, I have
painted the picture for my story.
Here goes: Upon leaving the
gym one morning I decided to
pay a visit to the gift shop. I was
in shorts and a T-Shirt. The man
behind the counter said to me in
his strong Italian accent, but in
perfect English (sounded much
like someone from the Godfather)
â€˜arenâ€™t you cold dressed
like that?â€™ I said no and chuckled.
He said, â€˜you must be from a
cold stateâ€™. I said yeah, kind of! He
asked me where and I told him
Massachusetts. His face kind of
lit up and he said, â€˜where about
in Massachusetts?â€™ I said a city
just North of Boston, Malden. He
said, â€˜I know Malden very well!â€™
At this point Iâ€™m thinking, this
guy is pulling my leg! He asked
me if I attended Malden High
School and I said yes! Again, his
face lit up again!! He asked me
who I had for history lessons!
I told him Mr Collozi. He said
â€˜Peter Collozi???â€™ with a (expletive
deleted) eating grin on his
face...... and I said yes with and
OMG expression on my face!
â€œHe said, â€˜Iâ€™m Raymond Colloziâ€™,
Iâ€™m Peterâ€™s brother!!!â€™ I couldnâ€™t
believe it! We talked about Mr.
C and how I also went to school
with his daughter (a year or two
under me, not sure I really knew
her). His Niece of course! How
magical a moment we both had.
â€œImagine deploying to a war in
a foreign country to meet your
history teacherâ€™s brother!!!?? Iâ€™d
be grateful if someone could
share my story with the Collozi
family! Rick Thibert 1990â€
Thank you so much Rick for
your service to our country and
this story.
A few thoughts on a frigid
midwinter Malden morning...
â€¢ Congresswoman Katherine
Clark â€“ straight out of Melrose
â€“ just killing it during these historic
times!
â€¢ Must see show at the Regent
Theater in Arlington: Ted Neeley
(of â€œJesus Christ Superstarâ€ fame)
and Yvonne Elliman! One night
only (according to the advert I
read) backed up by the Ultrasonic
Rock Band.
â€¢ Congratulations go out to
one of the City of Malden's
newest employees, the hardest
working man in show biz
(formerly of the U.S.P.S., so you
know what I mean), Jimmy
Tucker!
â€¢ Thank you for the kind words
about my column, (the lovely)
Susan Shaw. Susan is originally a
North End girl but hit the lottery
when she met her dashing hubby
Ray Mahoney and moved
to Malden, some 30 years ago.
Okay, I was joking, it was actually
Ray who hit the lottery!
Donâ€™t ever forget this amazing
quote from the Chairman of The
Board Frank Sinatra: â€œRock â€˜n Roll:
the most brutal, ugly, desperate,
vicious form of expression it has
been my misfortune to hear.â€
Which brings me to my favorite
Ted story from long ago and
not so far away. â€œJesus Christ
Superstarâ€ came roaring into
town back on Jan. 13, 1996,
with original â€œJesus,â€ Ted Neeley,
back doing what he was
put on earth to do, play the
Lord and Savior in the Broadway
musical. After the show a
group of us went out with Ted
to (I believe) an Asian restaurant
on Rte. 1 for a plate of
beef and onions with black
bean sauce with white rice
(well, thatâ€™s what I had anyway).
There were nine of us. We were
trying to arrange seating. Ted
came up with the most logical
suggestion, and I quote: â€œboy,
girl, boy, girl, Jesus, boy, girl,
boy girl.â€ Long Live Ted Neeley!
Pop/punk and rock trailblazers
â€œBoyâ€™s Lifeâ€ were mere children
when they burst out of
lead singer/guitarist/lyricist
John Suretteâ€™s garage on Presley
Street in the late 1970â€™s and
took the Boston music scene by
storm! They had a busy December
back in 1980:
â€¢ 12/4 The Bradford Ballroom
with The Neighborhoods & Kid
Creole
â€¢ 12/6 Wellesley College
â€¢ 12/12 Malden Catholic High
School
â€¢ 12/13 The Rat with Shrapnel
& The Proof
â€¢ 12/16 The Rat with The Outâ€œBoy,
girl, Jesus, boy, girl...â€ left to right: Mark Cherone, Tracy Glynn, Ted Neeley, Gary and Mike
Cherone, Peter Levine, Kelley Glynn and Al and Barbara Glynn. (Courtesy Photo)
lets, LaPeste & Tennie Komar
â€¢ 12/19 Cantones with LaPeste
(owner Mario Cantone played
b-ball with us at the Y back in
the day)
â€¢ 12/20 Cantones with LaPeste
â€¢ 12/30 The Underground w/
The Upstarts
Fast forward two years â€“ May
21,1982 â€“ Boyâ€™s Life are hitting
their stride as songwriters, players
and performers on a Boston
music scene saturated with
some of the best talent in the
whole country. Boyâ€™s Life realizes
a teenage punk rocker dream
and opens for the mighty Jam
at the Orpheum. One of the
best and most knowledgeable
critics of the day (still writing in
2020 by the way), Jim Sullivan
had this to say about Maldenâ€™s
best and brightest the next day
in the Globe: â€œBoyâ€™s Life opened
with a confident, spunky set.
They sometimes paint lines
too broadly, but theyâ€™ve got a
winning, energetic sneer and
theyâ€™re acquiring more and
more depth as players.â€
â€œMalden: Today, Tomorrow
and Yesterday...â€ remembers
Maldenâ€™s forgotten Hollywood
movie starlet/glamour girl Betty
Lou Keim on the 10th anniversary
of her passing, January
27, 2010. Betty Lou played Frank
Sinatraâ€™s out-of-control niece in
the film â€œSome Came Runningâ€
â€“ retiring in 1960 to raise her
four children. Born in Malden
in 1938, Betty Lou was living in
Chatsworth, Calif., at the time
of her death. She married Warren
Berlinger in 1959 and retired
from show biz to raise a family
shortly after the nuptials. For a
short while Betty Lou was a major
player in Tinsel Town, in my
opinion no marginally talented
â€œBâ€ actress! She starred alongside
Frank Sinatra, Henry Fonda,
James Cagney, Ginger Rogers
and Patricia Neal (all Hollywood
heavyweights!). She is survived
by her children Lisa, David,
Edward and Elizabeth. We wonâ€™t
forget you, Betty Lou!
â€œMalden: Today, Tomorrow
and Yesterday...â€ remembers
longtime Edgeworth character
and sweet neighborhood kid
Jimmy Burggren.
â€œMalden: Today, Tomorrow
and Yesterday...â€ remembers
Tony Conservaâ€™s son Jake. Although
a Stoneham kid, Jake
had serious Malden roots.
â€œMalden: Today, Tomorrow
and Yesterday...â€ remembers
James Damiano â€“ longtime of
Malden Street, Devir Park and
the Italian American Citizens
Club and no stranger to a friendly
game of chance (more on Jimmy
soon).
â€œMalden: Today, Tomorrow
and Yesterday...â€ remembers a
â€œSon of Edgeworth,â€ Kevin Reardon
â€“ Dan and Alisonâ€™s beloved
boy (more on Kevin soon).
â€œMalden: Today, Tomorrow
and Yesterday...â€ remembers
Vietnam War vet Bobby Santilliâ€™s
uncle, stone cold Malden
guy and a friend of mineâ€“- David
Hopkins (U.S. Army 1st Cavalry
Division) â€“ more on â€œHoppyâ€
soon.
â€œThis is the end, beautiful
friend, this is the end, my only
friend, the end...â€ On the 8th anniversary
of his passing, â€œMalden:
Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday...â€
takes a moment to
keep Dom DiGiammarino in
our thoughts and to reflect on
the legacy of the DiGiammarino
brothers, â€œWard Twoâ€™s First Family
of Football,â€ as they were referred
to. This legendary family
grew up in the heart of Ward 2
â€“ Russell Street â€“ and produced
five boys that would go on to
excel at Malden High School in
football, baseball, track and academics.
Dom, Frank, Johnny,
Larry and Bobby were all outstanding
gridiron players with
three of the brothers pulling
double duty as baseball stars.
Larry was named to the Boston
Herald All-Scholastic Team
in Baseball and Football and
went on to play in the backfield
for the University of Miami
Hurricanes. He also hit a grand
slam off future MLB star and
future Boston Red Sox pitcher
Bill Monbouquette when Monbo
played at Medford High. He
also hit another grannie off him
as a member of the Malden
City Club. Monbo was playing
for the Everett Redbirds in the
Suburban Twi-League at the
time. All the brothers went on
to become educators and give
back gig time to their communities.
Dom â€œLightningâ€ DiGiammarino
excelled at track as well
as football at MHS, participated
in both World War II (at age
17) and the Korean Conflict, for
20 years ran the â€œCrystal Driving
Schoolâ€ in Wakefield, coached
football and baseball at Wakefield
High School, was a biology
and science teacher at WHS
and later became the Department
Head of Special Needs students
at WHS. Dom and his lovely
wife, Doris, were married for
65 years and raised three wonderful
children. They just do not
make them like the DiGiammarinos
any longer.
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Safe Communities Act promotes public safety, strengthens civil rights
By State Senator Jason Lewis
E
very resident of Massachusetts
has a constitutional
right to be free and safe. The
Massachusetts state constitution,
the worldâ€™s oldest functioning
written constitution, declares
that â€œAll people are born
free and equal and have certain
natural, essential and unalienable
rights; among which
may be reckoned the right of
enjoying and defending their
lives and liberties; that of acquiring,
possessing and protecting
property; in fine, that of seeking
and obtaining their safety
and happiness.â€
Jason Lewis
State Senator
This means that every Massachusetts
resident has a right to
freedom and safety when dropping
their kids off at school, visiting
a government building like
a courthouse or Town Hall, calling
911 for help in an emergency,
or pulling over to ask a local
police officer for assistance. It is
simple to understand that our
communities are more secure,
more tightly knit, and more hospitable
when every resident is
safe and free in their interactions
with the community and with
their local government.
But because of cruel and draconian
federal immigration policies,
which indiscriminately target
undocumented immigrants
for deportation instead of foMVES
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f you are a family caregiver
working to support the needs
of a loved one with Alzheimerâ€™s
or dementia, there is now help.
Mystic Valley Elder Services
(MVES) will be holding its free,
six-session course The Savvy
Caregiver Program at MVES (300
Commercial St., #19, in Malden)
on Thursdays from March 26
through April 30, from 10 a.m.
to 12 p.m. for family and friends
who are active caregivers.
The course will provide you
with the information, skills and
support you need to provide
top-quality care to the person
ou donâ€™t have to be a senior
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you love while taking care of
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The course will provide you
with essential information and
resources:
â€¢ Understand the impact of
dementia on your loved one
and on you.
â€¢ Learn skills for managing
daily life without burning yourCenter
Book Group, under the
guided leadership of Carmen
Arnone, meets monthly (third
Tuesday of the month) in the library
at the Malden Senior Center.
On February 18 at 11:00 a.m.,
the group will discuss the Malden
Reads 2020 book selection,
â€œFahrenheit 451â€ by Ray Bradbury.
All who have recently read
the book are welcome to join the
group. Please RSVP to maldenself
out.
â€¢ Take control of your time and
set goals for yourself and your
household.
â€¢ Grow into a stronger communicator.
â€¢
Strengthen your familyâ€™s resources
and resilience.
Registration is free, but required.
To register or for more
information, please call Kathy
Learned at 781-388-2350. With
advanced notice, MVES can help
connect you with a trained companion
to stay with your loved
one while you attend the workshops.
â€œFahrenheit
451â€ book discussion â€“ Feb. 18 at Malden Senior Center
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cusing on violent offenders or
recent border crossers, immigrants
in our communities are
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parent-teacher conferences, or
even to call the police when
they are the victims of a crime.
The Safe Communities Act is
a bill before the state legislature
that will guarantee that in Massachusetts,
no one has to live in
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count the ages and abilities of
individuals. The Commonwealth
awards Complete Streets grants
to Massachusetts towns and cities
to fund local, multimodal infrastructure
projects that improve
accessibility for bicyclists,
pedestrians, public transit users
and people using other forms of
transportation.
Malden will receive $398,066
to fund two pedestrian safety
projects. The first project focuses
on better access and improved
crossings to enhance safety for
bicyclists and pedestrians. Next,
the Salem/Branch Street intersection
will be reconstructed
to prevent illegal U-turns. The
project includes the addition of
a median on Salem Street and
wayfinding signs as well as new
pedestrian signals and upgrading
of pedestrian signals.
â€œInvestments in Complete
Streets make the roads safer
and more useful for pedestrians,
drivers and all members
of a community. They also promote
economic development in
our increasingly vital downtown
districts by improving accessibility
and convenience,â€ said Lewis.
â€œIâ€™m very pleased that MalRACE
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dent, mounted a write-in campaign
and earned just over the
150 votes needed to have his
name placed on the general
election ballot.
Both Lipper-Garabedian and
Reid have made education reform
a central issue in their campaigns.
A former seventh grade
teacher who is now the chief legal
counsel for the stateâ€™s Executive
Office of Education, Lipper-Garabedian
was involved
in drafting the provisions of the
Student Opportunity Act, which
promises to increase state funding
to local school districts by
$1.5 billion over the next seven
years. Her priorities include access
to early education, college
affordability, school safety and
Paul Donato
State Representative
den continues to work closely
with the Commonwealth to improve
public safety and local infrastructure.â€
"Once
again, the City of Malden
is the recipient of a state
grant that will benefit the safety
of its residents," said Donato.
â€œThe City of Malden is continuously
working to improve safety
and accessibility for drivers, pedestrians
and bicyclists in the
downtown area,â€ said Ultrino.
â€œThe Complete Streets funding
is critical to ensure that Malden
is able to facilitate infrastructure
improvements to better serve
the community.â€
The Commonwealth has now
awarded a total of 148 construction
grants at $46 million since
creating the funding program
for Complete Streets on February
1, 2016. To date, 208 municipalities
have approved policies,
and 173 (nearly 50%) have approved
Prioritization Plans. Examples
of projects that can be
addressed through the program
include improved street lighting,
radar speed signage, intersection
signalization, new multimodal
paths and new signals
at crosswalks.
credentialing opportunities for
adults seeking to expand their
job opportunities. Lipper-Garabedian
has been endorsed
by Malden School Committee
Member Adam Weldai.
Reid, a facilities and security
manager at the Community
Charter School of Cambridge,
has said he will advocate for
more comprehensive security
plans and regular emergency
procedure assessments to
keep schools in the district safe.
He has proposed ending MCAS
and other high-stakes testing
and feels schools need to offer
classes in financial literacy and
other real-life skills.
Lipper-Garabedian supports
the Transportation and Climate
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Sen. Lewis, Reps. Donato, Ultrino
applaud $398K â€œComplete Streetsâ€
grant for pedestrian safety projects
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Mass. Celebration of Girls & Women in Sports Day
Malden, Revere student-athletes named
F
RANKLIN, Mass. â€“ Elaine
â€œLaneyâ€ Clement-Holbrook,
girlsâ€™ basketball coaching legend,
will provide the keynote
address at the Massachusetts
Celebration of National Girls
and Women in Sports Day (GWS
Day) on Friday, February 7, at
the Great Hall at Faneuil Hall in
Boston. This event, which runs
from 10:00 a.m. to noon, is a formal
but fun recognition day for
high school female athletes and
the adults who support and inspire
them. The event is cosponsored
by the Massachusetts Interscholastic
Athletic Association
(MIAA) and New Agenda -
Northeast.
This morningâ€™s celebration
will recognize two honored female
athletes from each participating
high school, and nine
participating schools have included
athletes from their Unified
Program. In addition to
Clement-Holbrookâ€™s keynote
address, the event will feature
the recognition of the four 2020
recipients of the Massachusetts
Women in Athletics Distinguished
Service Award. The
Honorees are Lynn Anderson,
Field Hockey Coach, Mohawk
Trail Regional High School,
Shelburne Falls; Eileen Donahue,
Field Hockey Coach, Watertown
High School, Watertown;
Martha Jamieson, Athletic
Director, Silver Lake Regional
High School, Kingston; and
Theresa Nyhan, Teacher and
Coach, Mansfield High School,
Mansfield.
Keynote speaker Laney Clement-Holbrook
served Oliver
Ames High School as a teacher
and coach since 1975. She
was a teacher of Health, Physical
Education, General Science
and Biology until she retired
in 2011. She was the Freshman
Field Hockey Coach from
1975-1982 and the Head Softball
Coach from 1975-1982,
and, since 1976, she has been
the Head Basketball Coach. A
coaching legend, Laney is the
Commonwealthâ€™s â€œwinningestâ€
girlsâ€™ basketball coach â€“ capturing
numerous league and state
championships. In 2017 she was
chosen for the national honor of
Councillors ask for advice on
appointments to housing trust board
By Barbara Taormina
T
he Personnel and Appointments
Committee voted
unanimously this week to recommend
three of Mayor Gary
Christensonâ€™s nominees for the
cityâ€™s Affordable Housing Trust
Fund Board to the full City Council
for approval.
There is, however, one small
problem. Two of the candidates,
Brian Slater and Angie Liou, are
not Malden residents. Christensonâ€™s
third nominee, Roxanne
Reddington-Wilde, is a Baincroft
Road resident who specializes
in low-income public policy,
housing and advocacy for Action
for Boston Community Development.
Residency
is a requirement
for appointments to city boards
and commissions, but there are
some exceptions. Personnel
Committee Chair Ward 1 Councillor
Peg Crowe told Slater, who
lives in Melrose, and Liou, a Boston
resident, that she would request
an opinion from the cityâ€™s
legal department to make sure
Cheverus
Catholic All
Class Reunion â€“
March 5
T
he Cheverus Catholic
School will be hosting an
all class reunion on Thursday,
March 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Monsignor
Foley Hall Entrance, 30 Irving
St., Malden. Wine and hors
dâ€™ouevres will be served. To RSVP,
call Diana at (781) 324-6584 by
Feb. 14.
there were no problems with
their appointments. There may
not be any obstacles. According
to the cityâ€™s ordinance, residency
is not a requirement for board
and commission members who
have been designated to serve
by virtue of their employment
with the city. While Slater and
Liou are not employed by or
with the city, they both work on
affordable housing and community
issues within the city.
Slater, a senior vice president
of East Boston Savings
Bank, has worked on affordable
housing development, including
Maldenâ€™s Forestdale
Park. He also serves as treasurer
for Housing Families, a Malden-based
regional agency
that provides emergency and
affordable housing to residents
in need.
Liou is the executive director
of the Asian Community Development
Corporation, which
works to create and preserve
affordable housing and promote
home homeownership for
members of the Greater Boston
RACE | FROM PAGE 8
Initiative (TCI), which calls for
a five to 17 cent fee per gallon
of gas to fund investments in
public transportation and other
strategies to address climate
change. Reid supports investing
in infrastructure and technologies
to address climate change,
but he opposes the current version
of TCI being discussed because
it will unfairly burden
low-income residents.
Both candidates believe more
can and should be done to support
small business. Lipper-GaAsian
community, including residents
of Malden.
Both Slater and Liou would
bring extensive experience and
knowledge to the cityâ€™s Affordable
Housing Trust Fund Board,
which was established to create
and preserve affordable housing
units in Malden. The housing
trust fund will be supported
with money from the cityâ€™s Community
Preservation Act fund,
grants, donations and mitigation
fees from private residential
developers.
The City Council has discussed
and debated the issue of residency
and city appointments
in the past. While councillors
have generally supported appointments
of the most qualified
candidates, in the case of
nonresidents they have tended
to ask if there are any equally
qualified and capable candidates
living in Malden.
Once the Personnel Committee
receives an opinion from
the Legal Department, the full
City Council will vote on the appointments.
rabedian
has worked on measures
to support Melroseâ€™s arts
community and an incremental
approach to recreational marijuana
businesses. She has said
that, as a state rep, she will continue
to advocate for small business.
Reid feels small businesses
should be encouraged by cutting
fees. He also feels more public
spending needs to be measured
and evaluated in order to
eliminate wasteful programs.
The special general election
for the 32nd Middlesex seat will
be held on March 3, with the
stateâ€™s presidential primaries.
coaching the East Squad of the
McDonaldâ€™s All-American Game
in Chicago.
Lorelei Marcel, a junior at Lexington
High school, will sing the
national anthem, and Vicki Caburian,
a teacher and coach at
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High
School, will read the gubernatorial
proclamation announcing
that Friday, February 7, 2020, is
recognized as Girls and Women
in Sports Day in Massachusetts.
MIAA is a private, nonprofit
association organized by its
member schools to govern,
coordinate and promote education-based
programs for
high school students. The student-athletes
served in the
MIAAâ€™s 380 member schools fill
over 230,000 team positions in
38 sports. New Agenda - Northeast
was formed in 1986 to advance
the role of girls and women
in sports; the regional organization
sponsors a Hall of Fame
Luncheon each year to recognize
women who have distinguished
themselves in sports
education and promotion.
Malden High School student/athletes
honored: Yohanni
Costa, wrestling; and
Sarah Whitehouse, soccer,
ice hockey and lacrosse. Revere
High School student/athletes
honored: Erika Cheever,
cross-country, basketball and
outdoor track; and Olivia Winsor,
volleyball, swimming and
soccer.
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATEâ€“Friday, February 7, 2020
Malden High co-ed swim team finishes unbeaten season
Golden Tornadoes win Greater Boston League Championship
By Steve Freker
W
hat a season it has been
for the Malden High
School co-ed swim team and
first-year Head Coach Jessica Bisson.
A strong start led to a solid
finish as the Golden Tornadoes
squad finished a perfect 8-0 on
the regular dual meet season
and captured the 2019-20 Greater
Boston League (GBL) Championship,
capped by a 91-74 victory
over league rival Medford at
the MHS Pool in its season finale.
â€œWe set several goals as a team
when the season started, and a
major one was to compete for
and win the GBL championship,â€
Coach Bisson said. â€œWhen we got
off to a strong start, we thought
we might have a chance for a
special finish like this.â€
â€œItâ€™s not easy to win all of your
meets in a single season, and
sophomores David Lombardi
and Tony Giech. The Tornadoes
girls placed second in their part
of the competition, led by Chloe
Akombi and Samantha and
Abby Tang.
these student-athletes certainly
deserve a lot of credit for their
achievement,â€ Coach Bisson
added. â€œIt was a true team effort.â€
In the win over Medford, Malden
senior Haoxi Wang and Tornadoes
sophomore David Lombardi
led the way; each finished
with two individual victories and
both contributing to Blue and
Gold wins in both the 200-yard
medley relay and the 200-yard
freestyle relay. Wang won the
two sprint events, with a firstMalden
High recognized its senior swimmers on Senior Day at its
last home meet, a win over Revere. Shown above, left to right, are
Tuong â€œMikeâ€ Nguyen, Alexis Pantojas, Haoxi Wang and Malden
first-year head coach Jessica Bisson. (Courtesy Photo)
place time of 23.60 seconds in
the 50-yard freestyle and a winning
time of 55.23 seconds in
the 100-yard freestyle event.
He and Lombardi also swam in
the 200 medley relay with Tony
Giech and Nathan Nguyen for
a 1:56.51 win. Wang and Lombardi
also swam with Giech and
Ryan Vasili for a 1:41.00 firstplace
finish in the 200 freestyle
relay. Lombardi was a winner in
the 200-yard individual medley
with a 2:12.65 time and also
came out on top in the 100-yard
backstroke.
Freshman Nathan Nguyen
All five GBL teams competed in the league meet at Medford High
School; Malden won the boys meet and placed second in the girls
meet. (Courtesy Photo/Malden HS Athletics)
won the 500-yard freestyle for
Malden with a time of 5:55.32.
Tony Giech won the 100-yard
breaststroke at 1:09.02. Malden
also won the 400-yard freestyle
relay with the quartet of Ryan
Vasili, Vinicius Ramirez Mendes,
Steven Leung and Nathan Nguyen
finishing at 4:08.01.
Malden took third in the 400
freestyle relay with the four of
Tony Luu, Jacob Pettigrew, Igor
Souza and Kenny Nguyenâ€™s time
of 4:43.35. Abby Tang was second
in the 100 breaststroke at
1:14.70. Tony Luu was third in
the 100 freestyle at 1:03.39. Malden
went 2-3 in the 100-yard
butterfly; Abby Tang was second
(1:08.21) and Chloe Akombi
third (1:08.39). Tony Giech
was second in the 200 individual
medley (2:27.63).
Malden boys win GBL
league meet; Tornadoes
girls place second
The Malden swim team kept
the pace rolling when the boys
swimmers won the GBL meet,
led by senior Haoxi Wang and
~ Malden Neighborhood Basketball League ~
35th
Saturday, Feb. 1
at Ferryway
Game 1 â€“ Sonics 55, Celtics
50
The Sonics solved the mystery
of the Emerald as these
two squads went back n forth all
game. Thankfully, J. Dorcena returned
to help defeat the undefeated
and drop a game-high 20
with teammates Darius Philippe
adding 13 and Jose Davila with
10 of his own as the Celtics Sean
Kelly scored 15 and Chris Pegueuro
added 13 as they fell for
the 1st
time this season. It was a
tough game for them â€“ trailing
by 5, 6, 7 each quarter then ultimately
by 5 again, to end the
contest.
Game 2 â€“ Pistons 42, Sixers
31
The Sixers stormed back & cut
Season â€“ Week 5
it to 3 after 3, but an 18-8, 4th
quarter difference pretty much
summed up this game. A. Beshah
seemed to get better offensively
as the game went on
and dropped a game-high of
20 as Sixers Anthony Baires (12)
led the team but was also seeking
some scoring help along
the way but just fell shy of that
request.
Game 3 â€“ Lakers 36, Hawks
35
The Lakers squeaked by with
the victory, but â€œIt doesnâ€™t matter
how you win or by how many.
As long as you have at least one
more point than your opponent
â€“ itâ€™s a Victory.â€ And thatâ€™s
what they did to end the Saturday
games. Tied at 21 at the half,
it couldâ€™ve gone either way. The
Lakers Wesley Johnson led the
way with 12 for his team, and the
Hawks Y. Kerany had the game
high of 16.
Sunday, Feb. 2 at Ferryway
Game 1 â€“ Bullets 67, Kings
61 OT
Another longtime rivalry went
into OT as the Boys in Blue outlasted
the defending Champions,
who are having a tough
go so far in 2020. The Bullets
C. Molain scored 12 in OT and
led all scorers with 31 with N.
Soares & J. Mei contributing 11
apiece. The Kings couldnâ€™t find
the hoop in the OT period but
were led by Dominic Bono &
Sammy Solorzano, both scoring
16 as team-leading scorer
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Celtics
Bullets
Hawks
Kings
Sixers
Lakers
Pistons
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Malden honors three senior
swimmers on Senior Day
In the final Malden home
swim meet of the season at the
MHS Pool, the three senior class
members of the Golden Tornadoes
team were recognized for
their contributions to the season
and throughout their careers.
Senior Haoxi Wang, Tuong
â€œMikeâ€ Nguyen and Alexis
Pantojas all received accolades
on Senior Day in a ceremony led
by first-year Malden head coach
Jessica Bisson. â€œAll three of our
seniors showed a lot of character
and leadership this year, playing
big roles in our team success,â€
Coach Bisson said.
Tornadoes swimmers are
ready for the MIAA North
Sectionals this weekend
A solid contingent of Malden
High swimmers is gearing up for
this weekendâ€™s MIAA North Sectional
Swim Tournament, which
will be hosted at MIT in Cambridge
beginning at 4:15 p.m.
on Sunday. Haoxi Wang, David
Lombardi, Tony Giech and
Chloe Akombi are all seeded in
the top 25 in Division 1 North in
their events this weekend, with a
Golden Tornadoes relay and other
swimmers competing as well.
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Mystic Valley boysâ€™ swim team wins 13th
consecutive CAC title
Mystic Valley Regional Charter Schoolâ€™s boys and girls swim teams. The boysâ€™ swim team recently secured its 13th consecutive CAC title. (Photo Courtesy of Mystic Valley Regional
Charter School)
O
n January 30 the front-running
Mystic Valley Regional
Charter School boys consistently
outpaced opponents in
the 2020 Commonwealth Athletic
Conference (CAC) championship
meet held at Greater
Lowell and Lynn Tech, shedding
seconds from previous best
times in both individual and relay
events on their way to winning
their thirteenth straight
CAC conference championship.
The Eagles began the meet by
winning the 200 medley relay
with a time of 1:47.70 (Andrew
DiFiore, Bryant Nguyen, Aiden
Acuna-Rosa, Armando Indresano),
achieving a Sectionals â€“
and States â€“ qualifying time. The
team of Bryan Li, Daniel Nguyen,
Minh Tran and Eric Loue finished
in seventh place with a
time of 2:16.44.
In the second event of the
evening, the 200 Freestyle, the
Eagles really got rolling with a
1, 3, 5, 6 finish. Jeremy Cheng
led the way in 1:55.24 â€“ more
than 14 seconds faster than
the field. Jeremyâ€™s time was a
sectional and state-qualifying
swim and his best of the year.
Coming in third with a lifetime
best was Brandon Zhao; in fifth
was Matt Loue, and rounding
out the boys finishers was Minh
Tran in sixth place.
Next came the 200 Yard Individual
medley, which was dominated
by the Eagles. Joe Cirame
and Captain Sam Lyon led the
way with a 1-2 finish, both in
season-best times. In third place
was eighth-grader Jason Yan,
with a lifetime best of 2:19.92.
Rounding out the Eaglesâ€™ finishers
was Ramy Elaafer in fifth
place with a time of 2:25.76, also
a lifetime best.
Freshman Armando Indresano
recorded his first ever CAC
championship in leading the
Eagles to first place in the 50
freestyle. Armandoâ€™s time of
23.33 is one of the fastest for a
freshman in Mystic Valley history
and is also a sectional and
state-qualifying time. Following
close in second place was junior
Bryant Nguyen in 23.86. Seventh-grader
Adrian Chang had
a lifetime best swim in 26.78 in
placing ninth. Daniel Nguyen
finished the scoring in the 50
in tenth place in a lifetime best
of 26.79.
In the next event, the 100
butterfly, Mystic Valleyâ€™s fabulous
freshman boys class continued
to show their strength,
with Aiden Acuna Rosa finishing
in first place with a sectional
and state-qualifying time of
58.25. Middle School sensaMVRCS
claims 50th
T
he Mystic Valley Regional
Charter School athletic
program recently achieved an
impressive accomplishment.
By virtue of its 13th consecutive
Commonwealth Athletic
Conference (CAC) swimming title,
the school now has 50 overall
conference crowns since the
inception of the Eagles athletics
program in 2007. In total, some
13 sports have captured conference
titles (see list below).
â€œThis is a true testament to not
only all of the accomplishments
but to everyone associated with
our athletics program â€“ from
our student-athletes, coaches
and administrators,â€ said MVRCS
Director/Superintendent Alex
Dan. â€œThe number of individuals
it has taken to achieve this
benchmark undoubtedly numbers
high into the hundreds
and even approaches the thousands.
As important as the titles,
banners and wins have been,
the way our student-athletes
have represented Mystic Valley
Regional Charter School in competition
â€“ incorporating the values
and virtues instilled as part
of character education â€“ is just
as impressive, if not more.â€
In addition to the 13 swimming
titles, the Eagles have extion
RJ Tayag, only in seventh
grade, placed second in 1:01.27.
Continuing to show the young
strength of the Eagles, Ramy
Elaafer (freshman) and Brandon
Zhao (eighth grade) were
in fifth and sixth place, both in
season best swims.
In the 100 freestyle, Andy DiFiore
continued the tradition of
a DiFiore boy winning this event
after his brother, Mystic Alumni
Michael DiFiore, had won it the
past two years. Andyâ€™s time of
51.74 was a lifetime best and a
sectional and state-qualifying
time. Right behind Andy was
Armando Indresano in 52.13.
Matt Loue added a sixth place
finish in a lifetime best, and
eighth-grader George George
finished tenth in a lifetime best.
In the 500 freestyle, Aiden
Acuna-Rosa and Jason Yan completed
yet another Eagles 1-2
finish. Daniel Nguyen finished
a strong meet with a seventh
place showing while Minh Tran
added his second top 10 finish
of the meet in ninth place.
The Eaglesâ€™ 200 freestyle relay
team of Joe Cirame, Bryant
Nguyen, Cheng and Sam Lyon
easily earned first place with a
state-qualifying time of 1:36.24.
In the 100-yard backstroke,
freshman Jeremy Cheng and
sophomore Andy DiFiore battled
it out to complete the Eaglesâ€™
1-2 finish. Jeremyâ€™s time of
57.96 was a lifetime best and a
sectional and state-qualifying
time. Adrian Chang completed
a phenomenal first CAC meet,
adding a fifth place finish, and
fellow CAC first-timer Bryan Li
added an eighth place finish.
The 100 breaststroke, alSWIM
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CAC championship
perienced great success on the
hardwood, with boysâ€™ and girlsâ€™
basketball each hanging four
CAC banners, and on the pitch,
with girlsâ€™ soccer winning five
CAC titles and boysâ€™ soccer finishing
above the rest on four
occasions. Boysâ€™ cross-country,
which earlier this fall won its
second-straight CAC crown, has
won six championships.
â€œFifty conference championships
is an impressive accomplishment,â€
said MVRCS Athletics
Director Jonathan Currier.
â€œGiven the short timeline weâ€™ve
had as a school and developing
athletics, this achievement
speaks volumes. It may sound
clichÃ©, but all the credit goes to
the student-athletes, coaches,
support staff and administration.
This is a collective achievement
and accomplishment and
one that shows just how committed
MVRCS is to creating and
sustaining excellence in the arena
of athletics.â€
MVRCS CAC
championships by sport
â€¢ Baseball â€“ 2017, 2018.
â€¢ Boysâ€™ Basketball â€“ 2011-2012,
2014-15, 2015-16, 2018-19.
â€¢ Girlsâ€™ Basketball â€“ 2012-13,
2013-14, 2017-18, 2018-19.
â€¢ Boysâ€™ Cross-Country â€“ 2007,
2008, 2009, 2012, 2018, 2019.
â€¢ Girlsâ€™ Cross-Country â€“ 2013,
2018.
â€¢ Football â€“ 2015, 2016.
â€¢ Boysâ€™ Lacrosse â€“ 2014, 2015.
â€¢ Girlsâ€™ Lacrosse â€“ 2017, 2019.
â€¢ Boysâ€™ Soccer â€“ 2014, 2016,
2017, 2018.
â€¢ Girlsâ€™ Soccer â€“ 2010, 2011,
2012, 2013, 2016.
â€¢ Swimming â€“ 2007-08, 200809,
2009-10, 2010-11, 201112,
2012-13, 2013-14, 201415,
2015-16, 2016-17, 201718,
2018-19, 2019-20.
â€¢ Softball â€“ 2016, 2017.
â€¢ Volleyball â€“ 2017, 2018, 2019.
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CLIMATE | FROM PAGE 2
vantaged communities, and vulnerable
manufacturing sectors.
â€¢ Providing legislative direction
to the Department of Public
Utilities (DPU), the stateâ€™s primary
energy oversight agency, for
the first time. Compensating for
a decades-long omission, the bill
assigns the DPU a mission statement.
It requires the agency to
balance six priorities: reliability of
supply, affordability, public safety,
physical and cyber security, equity
and, significantly, reductions in
greenhouse gas emissions.
â€¢ Jumpstarting efforts to supply
low-cost solar electricity to
low-income communities. To
reverse the failure of state programs
to incentivize solar energy
projects in low-income neighborhoods,
as well as spur job creation,
the bill requires the Department
of Energy Resources (DOER)
to set aside future solar allocations
for such neighborhoods.
â€¢ Letting cities and towns adopt
a â€œnet zeroâ€ stretch energy code.
The bill allows the state to support
communities that choose
on their own to move away from
fossil fuels as the source of heating
for new buildings. The stateâ€™s
contribution is to promulgate a
â€œnet zeroâ€ energy code so that localities
have the option available
if they want to use it. The bill shifts
responsibility for the codeâ€™s development
from the Board of Building
Regulations and Standards
to DOER.
â€¢ Nudging natural gas utilities
to adapt. The bill authorizes utilities
to test technology and pipelines
that generate and transport
â€œrenewable thermal energy,â€
an emissions-free way to heat
buildings that draws on the rela~
Legal Notice ~
Invitation to Bid
Malden Redevelopment Authority
Construction of a New Accessible Playground
at the Beebe School
Notice to Bidders
The Malden Redevelopment Authority invites the submission of sealed bids for the
construction of an accessible playground consisting of a new play structure, poured-inplace
rubber safety surfacing, concrete curbing, drainage strip, and lawn repair. This
is a new playground to be constructed in an existing lawn area adjacent to the Beebe
School located at 401 Pleasant Street in Malden, MA.
BID OPENING will be held on Wednesday, February 26, 2020 at 2:00pm at the Malden
Redevelopment Authority, 17 Pleasant Street, 3rd Floor, Malden, MA 02148.
Plans, specifications and all other bid documents may be obtained electronically from the
Malden Redevelopment Authority beginning Wednesday, February 5, 2020 starting at 10:00am.
Requests for electronic files may be made to Alex Pratt, Malden Redevelopment Authority, at
(781) 324-5720 x5728 or apratt@maldenredevelopment.com. A pre-bid meeting will be held
on Thursday, February 13 at 12pm at the corner of Highland Avenue and Elm Street (adjacent
to the project site).
All sealed proposals must be delivered to the Malden Redevelopment Authority Office prior
to the BID OPENING, as stated above, at which time and place they will be opened and read
aloud. The bidder assumes the risk of any delay due to mail delivery. Bids received after the
official BID OPENING will be returned unopened. The Malden Redevelopment Authority
reserves the right to waive any informalities in Bids, to reject any or all Bids, or to accept any
Bid that in their judgment will be in the best interest of the City.
February 7, 2020
tive warmth of temperatures below
ground.
â€¢ Strengthening executive
branch oversight of Mass Save.
The bill directs the Secretary of
Energy and Environmental Affairs
(EEA) to set emissions reduction
goals, in advance, for each threeyear
plan the utilities formulate
for Mass Save. It requires the DPU,
at the conclusion of each threeyear
plan, to certify how much
the plan actually contributed to
meeting the Commonwealthâ€™s
greenhouse gas emission limits.
â€¢ Tightening the alignment
between Mass Save and emissions
limits. The bill requires
electric utilities to include an explicit
value for emissions reductions
whenever they calculate
the cost-effectiveness of a Mass
Save offering.
â€¢ Setting a deadline for converting
MTBA buses to all-electric
power. An Act to accelerate
the transition of cars, trucks and
buses to carbon-free power directs
the MBTA to limit bus purchases
and leases to zero-emissions
vehicles beginning in 2030, and
to aim for an all-zero-emissions
fleet by 2040, to reduce transportation-related
emissions in city
neighborhoods.
â€¢ Offsetting the Trump Administrationâ€™s
efforts to slow progress
on efficient appliances. An Act Relative
to Energy Savings Efficiency
(Energy SAVE) updates Massachusetts
appliance standards to improve
energy and water efficiency
standards for common household
and commercial appliances,
helping to conserve energy and
save consumers and businesses
money.
Other provisions include:
â€¢ Assembling the stateâ€™s first-ever
database of energy use in large
buildings
â€¢ Adding two building efficiency
experts and an expert in advanced
building technology to
the membership of the Board of
Building Regulations and Standards,
which will retain responsibility
for the base energy building
code
â€¢ Authorizing the Massachusetts
Clean Energy Center (MassCEC)
to fund energy innovation
pilots and to take actions adBASKETBALL
| FROM PAGE 6
Jason Crocker followed behind
with 15.
Game 2 â€“ Celtics 57, Pistons
35
After a 32-16 halftime lead,
the Celts cruised the rest of the
game and got their win back
from yesterdayâ€™s heartbreaker
as Sean Kelly led the way again
with 14. N. Penha & W. Pierre
Rene had 10 each. For the Pistons,
J. Augustin had a teamhigh
17 as team-high scorer A.
Beshah kept on his heels with
16 of his own.
Game 3 â€“ Sonics 72, Lakers
52
dressing health effects associated
with the distribution and consumption
of fossil fuels, such as
natural gas
â€¢ Directing the DPU to consider
the impact on emissions
when it reviews electric and natural
gas rates, prices, charges and
contracts
â€¢ Directing state government to
limit purchases and leases of vehicles
to zero-emissions vehicles
only, beginning in 2024, if affordable
replacements are available
â€¢ Conducting a study of the opportunities
to electrify vehicles
owned or leased by municipalities,
regional school districts and
regional transit authorities, taking
into account costs and possible
sources of financial help from
state and federal government
â€¢ Providing permanent statutory
authorization for the â€œMOR-EVâ€
program, the Commonwealthâ€™s
system of financial incentives for
purchasers of zero-emission vehicles
During
debate on the Senate
floor, the bill was strengthened
through amendments that,
among others, require regional
equity in carbon pricing and
ensure equity is a component of
DPUâ€™s mission statement.
The bills now go to the House
of Representatives for consideration.
The
Sonics keep rolling as
they got the top spot for the
first time this season (well, a tie)
but the mental advantage, you
could say. Jose Davila averaged
8.5 per quarter as well as scoring
the weekend high of 34. Darius
Philippe dropped 18 and J.
Dorcena added 14 more for the
Win. The Lakers were only down
1 after 1 but struggled in quarter
#2, and thatâ€™s when their opponent
pulled away. But Wesley
Johnson did lead the team again
with 16, and Jordan Bridgeman-Dicks
helped with 10 as
the teams jockeyed for position
â€“ just passing the midway point
in Season 35.
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SCHOOL | FROM PAGE 1
Close to home, Supt. Oteri
said, there have been cases
of the flu among students reported
in some of the schools.
An immediate response has
been an additional deep
cleaning of those schools as a
deterrent to a spread of the flu
virus, with other procedures
planned as well. He said that
on a daily basis all the schools
are cleaned well, with special
attention and detail on cleaning
touchpoints in buildings
in classrooms and hallways.
Information on fighting the
spread of the flu virus has
been made available to families
of students. â€œWe advise
all families to keep their students
out of school if they are
ill, and we ask staff to do the
same,â€ Supt. Oteri said. â€œWe
also advise them to reinforce
the general, basic practices we
are told to follow by the CDC
and our local agencies, like frequent
handwashing and covering
mouths and nose when
coughing or sneezing.â€
Supt. Oteri said that he is
confident the Malden Public
Schools district is prepared to
respond to an outbreak of the
flu or other illness. â€œWe are optimistic
we have planned well
to keep us healthy and safe,â€
he told the School Committee.
Malden Reads celebrates
10th season by distributing
copies of â€œFahrenheit 451â€
Representatives of Malden
Reads, an active community
reading program with a decade
of citywide programming
now under its belt, appeared
at Mondayâ€™s School
Committee meeting to help
kick off its 2020 campaign by
distributing complementary
copies of this yearâ€™s book
selection to members of the
School Committee. This yearâ€™s
pick is a futuristic classic by renowned
science fiction icon
Ray Bradbury, â€œFahrenheit
451,â€ which was first published
in 1953.
Malden Reads co-facilitators
Anne Dâ€™Urso Rose and Jodie
Zalk thanked the School Committee
for its continuing support
and lauded the strong
partnership the group has had
for the past 10 years, since its
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inception, with the Malden
Public Schools. Zalk said that
since Malden Reads launched
10 years ago, the group has
held 49 book discussions,
hosted 41 family and children
events and introduced 52 other
book titles in addition to
its 10 main selections. Malden
Reads is especially proud
that no less than 14 authors
have come to Malden to discuss
their books, Zalk added.
Superintendent of Schools
John Oteri praised the work
of Malden Reads, thanking
them for including Malden
Public Schools so prominently
in their mission. â€œWe have
found many common goals
between Malden Reads and
the Malden Public Schools,â€
Supt. Oteri said, â€œparticularly
in increasing and improving
literacy in our community.â€
â€œMalden Reads has helped
build a commonality between
generations and cultures in
our community,â€ Supt. Oteri
added. â€œWe thank you for your
fostering or literacy.â€
Malden Mayor Gary Christenson,
who also serves as
Malden School Committee
Chairperson, also had good
words for Malden Reads.
â€œWhenever people ask me
about what has been successful
in Malden, and what
represents our community
best, I always mention Malden
Reads,â€ Mayor Christenson
said.
â€œMalden Reads has been
demonstrating for many years
what weâ€™re all trying to do in
this community: share, learn
and grow,â€ he added.
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SWIM | FROM PAGE 11
ways a strong event for Mystic
Valleyâ€™s boys, was next. Joe
Cirame led the charge with
an Eagles first, second, third,
fifth, seventh finish. Bryant
Nguyen added a sectional and
state-qualifying time in second
place; senior Captain Sam
Lyon went a lifetime best in
1:08.45 in placing third; seventh
grade sensation RJ Tayag
was back in the pool and com~
LEGAL NOTICE ~
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Middlesex Division
208 Cambridge Street
Cambridge, MA 02141
(617) 768-5800
Docket No. MI20C0110CA
In the matter of: Tanisha Almeida
CITATION ON
PETITION TO CHANGE NAME
A Petition to Change Name of Adult has been filed by
Tanisha Almeida of Malden, MA requesting that the court
enter a Decree changing their name to:
Tanisha Almeida Teixeira.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the
petition by filing an appearance at: Middlesex Probate
and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day
of 02/28/2020. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline
by which you must file a written appearance if you object to
this proceeding.
WITNESS, Hon. Maureen H. Monks, First Justice of this
Court.
Date: January 31, 2020
TARA E. DeCRISTOFARO
REGISTER OF PROBATE
February 7, 2019
pleted a stellar first CAC with a
fifth place finish. Sophomore
Adam Housni finished the Eagle
scoring in the event with a
lifetime-best swim and a seventh-place
finish.
To round out the meet, the
Eagles A and B 400 freestyle
relay teams completed one
more 1-2 finish. The A relay of
Jeremy Cheng, Joe Cirame, Armando
Indresano and Andy DiFiore
finished in a season-best
time; the B relay of Acuna-Rosa,
Lyon, Tayag and Yan were a
close second.
Based partially on their
strong performances at CAC,
the Eagles will be well represented
at Sectionals and States.
Eight boys have qualified in
individual events, with more
than 15 individual swims at
Sectionals and States; it will be
the most qualified swims the
Eagles have had. All three relays
have also qualified. A total
of 10 boys will be attending
both Sectionals and States. Jeremy
Cheng will have his pick of
events as he has qualified in all
eight individual events on the
schedule. Jeremy will have to
choose two to compete in at
both Sectionals and States, an
accomplishment rarely seen
from any swimmer at this level.
Sectionals will be held on
Sunday, February 9 at MIT, and
States is scheduled for Sunday,
February 16 at Boston University.
~
LEGAL NOTICE ~
MALDEN CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC HEARING
The Malden City Council will hold a public hearing in the
Auditorium on the First Floor of the JOHN & CHRISTINA
MARKEY MALDEN SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER,
7 Washington Street, Malden, MA at 7:05 P.M. on
Tuesday, March 17, 2020 on the petition of Misty Mountain
Shop, LLC on behalf of 323 Commercial Street LLC seeking
a special permit under Section 300.20, Chapter 12, Revised
Ordinances of 1991, as Amended, of the City of Malden, to
allow a Marijuana Establishment namley, a marijuana
retailer at the property known as and numbered
323 Commercial Street, Malden, MA and also
known by City Assessorâ€™s Parcel ID059 246 603A.
Petition and plans are available for public review in
the City Clerkâ€™s Office, 1st
Floor, 110 Pleasant Street,
Malden, MA and on the Cityâ€™s website under Permit
Application # CMID-032303-2020 at https://permits.
cityofmalden.org/EnerGov_PROD/SelfService#/home.
February 7 & 14, 2020
By: Gregory Lucey
Clerk
~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Middlesex Probate and Family Court
208 Cambridge Street,
Cambridge, MA 02141
(617) 768-5800
Docket No. MI20P0342EA
Estate of: Andrew J. Magras
Date of Death: 10/22/2019
CITATION ON PETITION FOR
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A petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and
Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by
Karen A. DiPerna of Billerica, 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
Karen A. DiPerna of Billerica, MA be appointed as Personal
Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety on the
bond in an 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 02/19/2020.
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: January 22, 2020
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Member SIF
TARA E. DeCRISTOFARO
REGISTER OF PROBATE
February 7, 2020
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~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
MALDEN BOARD OF APPEAL
PUBLIC HEARING
The Malden Board of Appeal will hold a public
hearing at the John and Christina Markey Malden
Senior Community Center, 7 Washington Street,
Malden, MA at 6:30 P.M. on Wednesday,
February 19, 2020 on Petition 20-002 by
Giannelli Management & Development Corp for a
variance of Section 400.1.2.1 Chapter 12, of the Revised
Ordinances of 1991 as Amended of the City of
Malden - Namely, Dwelling - Single Family Dimensional
Controls of Lot Size as per Plans RES-032353-2020
at the property presently known as and numbered
65 Central Ave, Malden, MA and also known by City
Assessorâ€™s Parcel ID# 156-571-102 and 156-571-107.
Petition & plans available for public review in
Office of Assessor, 110 Pleasant St., 3rd
floor.
Malden MA or online at www.cityofmalden.org or https://
permits.cityofmalden.org/EnerGov_Prod/SelfService.
By: James Oâ€™Brien
Chairman
January 31 & February 7, 2020
~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Middlesex Division
208 Cambridge Street
Cambridge, MA 02141
(617) 768-5800
Docket No. MI20C0116CA
In the matter of: Jesse Gabriel Lovato
CITATION ON
PETITION TO CHANGE NAME
A Petition to Change Name of Adult has been filed by
Jesse Gabriel Lovato of Malden, MA requesting that the court
enter a Decree changing their name to: Jesse Gabriel Lobato.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the
petition by filing an appearance at: Middlesex Probate
and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day
of 03/02/2020. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline
by which you must file a written appearance if you object to
this proceeding.
WITNESS, Hon. Maureen H. Monks, First Justice of this
Court.
Date: February 03, 2020
TARA E. DeCRISTOFARO
REGISTER OF PROBATE
February 7, 2019
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points as Malden edged out a
54-52 win over Lynn Classical
at home on Friday. Malden led
at every break, including a 2420
lead at halftime. The Golden
Tornadoes built a 36-27
lead after three quarters then
saw Classical climb back into
it to cut the lead to 48-45 with
just over three minutes left to
play. But Mervilus made two
key shots down the stretch to
help seal the victory. Malden
improved to 4-10 overall with
the win.
On Tuesday night, Malden
ran into GBL leader and
#15-ranked Everett and fell in
a one-sided game, 74-32. With
the loss, Malden fell to 4-11
overall, 1-5 GBL).
Everett improved to 12-3
overall and 7-0 GBL with the
win and clinched at least a GBL
Co-Championship for the regular
season. Everett is on the
road at Somerville on Tuesday,
Feb. 11 at Bunker Hill Community
College in Charlestown in
a game that could decide the
GBL title.
Malden girlsâ€™ basketball
drops a pair of games
in recent action
The Malden High girlsâ€™ basketball
team dropped two
games in recent action and
four in a row to fall to 6-8
overall, 1-6 GBL. On Tuesday,
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GBL leader Everett topped
Malden, 63-36. On Friday,
Malden dropped a close one
to non-leaguer Salem High,
54-52, in a bit of an upset in
that it was just the second win
of the season for the Witches.
Malden was defeated by nonleaguer
Lynn Classical on Friday,
Jan. 31, 63-23, and ended
up splitting its season series
with GBL rival Medford
in a 48-36 loss last Tuesday,
Jan. 28.
~ LEGAL NOTICE ~
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT
Middlesex Divison
Docket No. MI19P2543EA
Estate of: Sheila A. Mavilio
Also Known As: Sheila Mavilio
Date of Death: 02/07/2019
INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE
To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by
Petition of Petitioner Joseph A. Mavilio of Wakefield, MA a
Will has been admitted to informal probate. Joseph A. Mavilio
of Wakefield, MA has been infomally 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.
February 7, 2020
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5. What government building has an
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it is on the side of the Potomac River in
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6. On Feb. 8, 1910, what American
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have in common?
8.
In the 1950s what federal agency
started the Ten Most Wanted list?
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10. Saudi Arabia has no rivers but has
wadis, which are what?
11. On Feb. 10, 1840, Queen Victoria
married what cousin?
12. How many U.S. presidents have
previously been lawyers: 5, 12 or 26?
13. On Feb. 11, 1970, what Asian country
became the fourth country with an
orbiting satellite?
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17. In 1931, Nevada dropped the
residency requirement for divorces
to how many weeks: one, six or 12?
18. On Feb. 12, 1931, what horror film
starring Bela Lugosi debuted in
theaters?
19. What is the worldâ€™s largest nonpolar
desert?
20. On Feb. 13, 1913, the 13th Dalai Lama
proclaimed the independence of what
country?
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2. The Vatican Bank
3. Charles Dickens
4. Doughnuts
5. The Pentagon
6. The Boy Scouts of America
7. They were TV musical
variety shows in the mid60s.
8.
The FBI
9. The Oscars
10. Dry riverbeds that rarely
flow with rainfall
11. Prince Albert of Germany
12. 26
13. Japan (Osumi 5)
14. Flamingoes
15. Yellowstone Par k â€™ s
Mariposa Grove
16. Brigham Young University
17. Six (to help the divorce
trade/state economy
during the Grea t
Depression)
18. â€œDraculaâ€
19. The Sahara
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fear, and everyoneâ€™s civil rights
will be respected. It pursues this
goal with a few key provisions.
First, the bill bars law enforcement
and court personnel from
asking people about their immigration
status unless required
by law. The Massachusetts State
Police already employs a similar
policy. Many immigrants fear
that calling 911 or speaking to
the police may lead to separation
from family members â€“ especially
children â€“ making them
CANNABIS | FROM PAGE 3
mission for a local license.
The strict timeline is meant to
keep the licensing process moving
forward in what the Cannabis
Licensing Commission anmore
vulnerable to domestic
abuse, wage theft and other
crimes. When crimes like that
go unchecked, it hurts the entire
community.
Second, the Safe Communities
Act protects due process
rights of detained immigrants
by requiring Immigration and
Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers
to obtain their consent
using a form that explains their
right to decline an interview or
have their own attorney present.
Without these protections,
people often make statements
ticipated would be a shifting
landscape where special permits
and licenses may be denied,
negotiations and agreements
could fall through and
applicants could pull out at any
point in the process. Malden has
or sign documents jeopardizing
their immigration cases. Everyone
deserves legal representation
and the opportunity to defend
themselves in court.
Finally, the bill ends contracts
with ICE that allow state and
county law enforcement personnel
to act as federal immigration
agents at state taxpayersâ€™
expense. Massachusetts is
the only state in New England
to have such agreements, which
redirect already-scarce police resources
to do the job of federal
officials, instead of communifive
available retail cannabis licenses,
and when one proposal
fails, an opportunity opens up
for a new applicant.
Still, the city and the Cannabis
Licensing and Enforcement
Commission are developREAL
ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
BUYER1
Tang, Lam Y
Nie, Wenfeng
George, Hanok M
Evans, Anise R
Scott, Aishan
Zhao, Zhikun
Brussard, Allan
Wong, Noble S
Chen, Laura N
Cheng, Liping
Sanchez, Jose M
BUYER2
Tang, Dorothy M
Li, Mandy Y
SELLER1
Beal Carol Ann Est
Cardoso, Amilton P
Willette, Philip J
Ashly B FT
Nichols, Michael D
Shen, Yeje
Celi, Deanna J
Keung, Wong K
Huang, Wenling
Curry, John J
Nguyen, Nam T
Cooke, Eleanor A
Doucette, Ernest
Toner, Margaret J
OPEN HOUSE - SATURDAY
SELLER2
Beal, James W
Cardoso, Ana I
Mack, Laura
Dalben, Janaina
Hu, Wenfeng
Curry, Joyce A
Cooke, Donald T
Doucette, Suzanne P
ty policing and other local priorities.
The
Massachusetts Chiefs of
Police Association supports the
Safe Communities Act because
police chiefs understand that it
will help our local law enforcement
officers to do their jobs
and make our communities safer
for all. Unfortunately, some
opponents of the bill falsely
claim that it will prevent immigrants
from being arrested for
committing a crime; in fact, any
person who commits a crime â€“
including any documented or
ing something new, and members
are continually evaluating
the local regulations and the
review and licensing process.
Commission members plan to
meet with city councillors after
their special permit hearundocumented
immigrant â€“
would continue to be held fully
responsible under state and
federal law.
Many residents from our communities
have contacted me
urging me to support the Safe
Communities Act, and thanks
to their advocacy, my personal
experiences as an immigrant
to the United States, and my
deeply held conviction that all
people deserve to be safe and
treated with respect, Iâ€™m a proud
co-sponsor of the Safe Communities
Act.
ings to discuss Maldenâ€™s Cannabis
Ordinance and possible
changes that would reserve
opportunities for Malden residents
and establish more diversity
and social equity within
the new industry.
Copyrighted material previously published in Banker & Tradesman/The Commercial
Record, a weekly trade newspaper. It is reprinted with permission from the publisher,
The Warren Group. For a searchable database of real estate transactions and property
information visit: www.thewarrengroup.com.
ADDRESS
21 Clifton St
17 Hartshorn Ave
15-17 Ferguson Rd
326 Lynn St
795 Main St #795
49 Stearns St #3
206 Columbia St
109-111 Lawrence St
108 Maple St #6
34 Tremont St
51-53 Tremont St
CITY
Malden
Malden
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Malden
Malden
Malden
Malden
Malden
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DATE
21.01.2020
21.01.2020
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Norma Capuano Parziale
- Agent
Open Daily From 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
433 Broadway, Suite B, Everett, MA 02149
www.jrs-properties.com
Denise Matarazz
- Agent
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- Agent
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- Agent
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Mark Sachetta
- Agent
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