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Former Councillor Neil Kinnon is shown with the Joe Croken Memorial Winners at the Annual Ward 6 Maplewood Fourth of July festivities, held at Trafton Park. (Advocate photo by Al Terminiello)
Ordinance Committee recommends new Disabilities Commission By Barbara Taormina The city is on its way to creating a new Disabilities Commission that will review issues, policies and programs aimed at ensuring people with disabilities have opportunities to participate in all
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aspects of everyday life in Malden. Ward 3 Councillor John Matheson proposed that the city create the commission that will operate under guidelines established by the state legislature. The Ordinance Committee unanimously supported launching the new commission and
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Anna Tse (pictured with State Senator Jason Lewis) and Diane Portnoy, both of Malden, were named 2017 “Unsung Heroines� by the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women (MCSW). Unsung Heroines are nominated by state legislators to MCSW in recognition for their outstanding contributions to their communities. Anna Tse is Metro North Community Organizer for the Massachusetts Senior Action Council and President of the Board of Directors for the Malden YWCA. Diane Portnoy is founder and CEO of The Immigrant Learning Center in Malden. Both Tse and Portnoy have worked tirelessly to advocate for and strengthen the voices of marginalized populations in our communities.
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THE MALDEN ADVOCATE - Friday, July 7, 2017
Salvation Army leaders move on to new adventures
Mayor Gary Christenson spent some time at the Salvation Army over the weekend at a celebration in honor of Captain James and Major Joy Labbe as they prepare for a new adventure in New York. For many years, through their strong leadership and guidance, the Labbes have successfully fulfilled the mission of the Salvation Army by providing assistance and support to so many families and individuals in our local community. Mayor Christenson thanked them for their devoted service to Malden and wished them all the best on the next part of their journey. Mayor Christenson (center) is shown above with Major Joy Labbe (right of mayor), Captain James Labbe (holding citation) and family and friends.
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Mayor Gary Christenson recently appeared with Pastor Glauder Oliveira on the Assembly of God Church Radio Show. The show, broadcast on Station WLYN 1360 AM is entirely in Portuguese. Sarah Oliveira, a student at Linden STEAM Academy, translated for the Mayor. Questions ranged from the City Hall redevelopment project and status of the baseball park to property values in the City. For more information, please visit: www.assembleiadedeusdemalden.com. Shown from left are Mayor Gary Christenson, Sarah Oliveira (seated) and Pastor Glauder Oliveira.
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New commissions could give residents more say over parks and arts By Barbara Taormina ity councillors are considering two new commissions that would give residents more opportunities to help shape community life in Malden. Ward 4 Councillor Ryan O’Malley has proposed creating a Parks Commission and a Public Arts Commission. Both proposals were referred to the Or-
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dinance Committee for discussion and review. “We have a Parks Department within the Public Works Department that has limited resources and staff but still does a great job,” said O’Malley. “This would be a public advisory commission that would provide some type of public oversight for the parks.” O’Malley said the commission could take on the task of scouting out available land to add to the city’s inventory of parks and open space. “It’s mostly to encourage residential involvement and get more eyes on the parks,” said O’Malley. Not all councillors were on board with the idea of a Parks Commission. “I don’t see any need for this,” said Ward 2 Councillor Paul Condon. “The Parks Department is running smoothly. Sometimes simpler is better.” Councillor-at-Large David D’Arcangelo also questioned the need for launching a Parks Commission.“If there’s a specific grant we are going to get from this, fine,” said D’Arcangelo. “If not, it’s redundant.” Ward 6 Councillor Neil Kinnon said the DPW is structured to include a parks department and any changes, such as a commission, may require a city charter change. (Councillors re-
PARKS | SEE PAGE 14
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South Cove Community Health Center breaks ground in Malden ayor Gary Christenson, City Council President Peg Crowe and members of the Malden community participated in a groundbreaking for South Cove Community Health Center as they officially begin the remodeling of their new clinic at 277 Commercial St., the location of the former Malden Evening News. South Cove Community Health Center has been exploring the possibility of opening a clinic in Malden for some time. As Malden has the state’s third largest
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Mayor Gary Christenson and City Council President Peg Crowe participate in the groundbreaking with City of Malden, South Cove Community Health Center, and Bond Construction officials.
Mayor Gary Christenson and City Council President Peg Crowe welcome attendees.
Asian population (after Boston and Quincy), South Cove aims to offer valuable services to existing patients, as well as to reach out to others who will benefit from the accessible and affordable quality healthcare provided by a local community health center.
When complete, the remodeled one-story clinic will have over 14,000 square feet, and it will offer 76 parking spaces. It will provide internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology services, pediatrics, optometry services and laboratory care, along
with a team of social services staff whose primary job function will be to help patients obtain federal and/or state health coverage. The facility is being designed by Beacon Architectural Associates, and construction work has been contracted to Bond Construction. South Cove Community Health Center is aiming for a December 2017 opening. South Cove Community Health Center is a federally funded community health center with four locations in Boston and Quincy serving over 32,000 patients. Founded in 1972, South Cove Community Health Center is dedicated to improving the
health and well-being of all medically underserved people in Massachusetts, with a special focus on Asian Americans. This mission is accomplished by providing high quality, community-based
Mayor Gary Christenson and South Cove Board Member Mai Du.
health care and programs, which are accessible, affordable, as well as linguistically and culturally competent for these populations. For more information about South Cove Community Health Center, please visit www.scchc.org.
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A thought for the Fourth of July 2017 By Virginia Ruane he Fourth of July is here! A day we celebrate the birth of our nation and the freedoms we all share. Thanks to the many men and women who fought in America’s first war and thanks to the many servicemen and servicewomen who left home and family to protect our country during the many conflicts since the Revolution. Many faced excitement and dangers with great courage, and did their jobs the best way they could, with love of country and families. Some men and women after years of service took on an occupation that requires strength and courage – fearing nothing. Many became “protectors of lives.” All servicemen and servicewomen, police officers and firefighters are very good examples of these protectors. My father, at the end of his service to the country in World War I, took on an occupation that requires strength – not afraid of danger or excitement. He took the Fire Department Examination, passed, and became a Malden Firefighter. After years on the job, he was injured at a fire and had to take his re-
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in the history of our country did we need as strong, courageous and helpful police force as we do now. Hearing the news on television, and listening about the violence, loss of respect for human life, rights and human dignity, makes us realize the importance of an effective police force. We have a vibrant and helpful police force right here in Malden, all willing and able to help us in many ways. Give our servicemen and servicewomen, police officers and firefighters the greatest respect. They have earned it! And Malden has the best! God bless them all! All Malden neighborhood parks are celebrating the 4th of July under the supervision of their ward councillors. All kinds of activities are planned, including races, games, prizes and refreshments, to name a few. Join the crowd and have some fun. Parents, grandparents, kids, everyone, come on down! There is going to be good times for all. I’ll be at Amerige Park – where will you be? HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY TO ALL! —Virginia Ruane is a lifelong Malden resident. Please send comments and suggestions to virginiaruane@aol.com.
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Senate passes No rest for Malden Firefighters Pregnant Workers on busy Thursday Fairness Act with Senator Lewis’s support By Barbara Taormina
Jason Lewis State Senator he Senate unanimously voted to pass An Act Establishing the Massachusetts Pregnant Workers Fairness Act. The bill, which was sponsored by Senator Joan B. Lovely (D-Salem), seeks to ensure that pregnant workers are protected from discrimination in the workplace. In addition to protecting the health of pregnant employees, the bill also promotes economic security for workers and their families. “No expecting mother should have to choose between a healthy pregnancy and a paycheck,� said Senate President Stan Rosenberg (D-Amherst). “This legislation would ensure that women’s medical needs are addressed without imposing undue burden on employers throughout Massachusetts.� “A woman who is pregnant is no less equal and no less valued as a member of the workforce,� said Senator Jason Lewis, Senate Chair of the Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development. “The protections included in this legislation are commonsense and simply prevent mistreatment of pregnant employees. I’m very pleased to see this bill earn support from workers and employers alike.� “A woman’s healthy pregnancy should not be incompatible with her ability to earn a paycheck, maintain economic security and retain insurance benefits, all of which are of vital importance as a family is about to grow,� said Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr (R- Gloucester). “The bill we adopted today contains reasonable policies to protect pregnant workers without unduly burdening employers and
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Firefighters had just returned to the station from an early morning dryer fire on Main Street when they were called back out to 49 Stearns St. to knock down a heavy blaze in a wooden three-decker. Crews were able to quickly bring the fire under control but not before it severely damaged the rear end of the building. Back porches on all three levels of the house were destroyed, and photos from the scene show that large sections of vinyl siding had melted off the building. According to Mass Fire Department District 14 Alerts, firefighters were able to enter the smoldering building and search for survivors. No one was found. The Malden Assessor’s Database lists Geraldine Murphy as the owner of the house, which was built around 1900. As of press time, firefighters were still on the scene and unavailable to provide more information. It was a busy morning for the Malden Fire Department, which was called to 185 Main St. around 8:30 a.m. to a smoky fire that started in a dryer on the top floor of a five-story apartment building. “They thought it was a lot worse than it actually was ‌ People were brought outside as
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Malden Marine PFC Mark Ortiz Returns Home ifelong Maldonian and 2015 Malden High School Graduate, Private First Class Mark Ortiz recently returned from ten weeks of Basic Training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina. Mayor Gary Christenson dropped by his residence to welcome him
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By Bob Katzen THE HOUSE AND SENATE. Beacon Hill Roll Call records local legislators’ votes on roll calls from the week of June 26-30. The Senate approved on a voice vote, without a roll call, a measure (S 2092) that would prohibit drivers from using a hand-held cell phone or another device to make a call, use the device’s camera or access social media. The measure allows drivers to use only a hands-free phone. Use of a hand-held phone would be permitted in emergencies including if the vehicle was disabled; medical attention or assistance was required; police, fire or other emergency services were necessary for someone’s personal safety; or a disabled vehicle or an accident was present on a roadway. Violators would be fined $100 for a first offense, $250 for a second offense and $500 for a third and subsequent offense. A third offense would result in the violation being be considered a moving violation for purposes of the safe driver insurance plan. Supporters said that the bill would save lives and prevent accidents. They noted that the measure does not ban cell phone use but simply requires the use of hands-free ones. They pointed to accidents,
deaths and injuries involving hand-held cell phones. Some opponents said that the restriction is another example of government intrusion into people’s cars and lives. Others noted that there are already laws on the books prohibiting driving while distracted. REDUCE FINES FOR CELL PHONE VIOLATIONS (S 2092) Senate 12-26, rejected an amendment that would reduce the proposed fines for using a hand-held telephone. The fine for a first offense would be reduced from $100 to $50; a second offense from $250 to $100; and third and subsequent offenses from $500 to $150. The amendment also eliminates the part of the bill that makes a third offense a moving violation for purposes of the safe driver insurance plan. Amendment supporters said the fines are too high and discriminate against poor people who cannot afford them. They noted that research found 105 residents from three counties were jailed in 2015 because they couldn’t afford to pay fees and fines. Amendment opponents said the higher fines are reasonable and are designed to discourage
ville, North Carolina. Upon completion of his training, he will study Aviation Engineering in either Florida or Japan. Always a stellar student in mathematics and science, PFC Ortiz plans a career in designing, developing and assembling aircraft. drivers from breaking the law and putting lives at risk. They said that reducing the fines will result in more violations. (A “Yes” vote is for the amendment. A “No” vote is against it.) Sen. Jason Lewis Yes FAIRNESS FOR PREGNANT WORKERS (S 2093) Senate 38-0, approved the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act aimed at preventing discrimination based on pregnancy and guaranteeing reasonable accommodations and safety measures for pregnant mothers. Reasonable accommodations include time off to recover from childbirth; more frequent, longer paid or unpaid breaks; acquiring or modifying equipment or seating arrangements; obtaining a temporary transfer; and a private non-bathroom space for expressing breast milk -- unless any of these would create undue hardship on the employer. The legislation also prohibits an employer from discriminating against, refusing to employ or firing a woman because she is pregnant or has a condition related to pregnancy. Supporters said a pregnant woman should not have to fear losing her job when she could continue working with some reasonable adjustments. They argued the bill would ensure pregnant women are treated fairly in the workplace. The House has approved a different version of the bill. The Senate version now goes to the House for consideration. (A “Yes” vote is for the bill.) Sen. Jason Lewis Yes HEALTH OF THE BABY (S 2093) Senate 38-0, approved an
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Malden Reads welcomes author Cammie McGovern
Educators, students, city officials and Malden Reads representatives pose with author Cammie McGovern in the Writers’ Den at Malden High School (seated, center). (Photo by Paul Hammersley)
alden Reads welcomed author Cammie McGovern to a series of events in Malden on June 1 and 2. McGovern is the author of “Just My Luck,” a companion book for the middle grades that was selected to accompany the themes of this year’s main book selection, “A Man Called Ove” by Fredrik Backman. On June 1, Malden Reads hosted a reception for McGovern at the Malden High School Writers’ Den, a comfortable place where students can immerse themselves in writing creatively and receive tutoring. The Writers’ Den, a new addition to Malden High School this year, is a place to strengthen partnerships with the community through readings and programs. During the reception, McGovern was presented a citation on behalf of Mayor Gary Christenson and the City of Malden, which was delivered by Special Assistant to the Mayor Maria Luise and the Mayor’s Administrative Officer, Kathleen Manning Hall. Photos were taken by the Mayor’s Online Services and Communications Specialist, Paul Hammersley. The author then answered questions from participants,
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which included students from Malden High School’s Writers’ Den, younger students and adults. All were actively engaged in the program and in listening to McGovern’s inspirational talk. Thanks to the generosity of the Treetops Suite in Malden, as a donation to Malden Reads, McGovern stayed overnight in Malden the evening of June 1. On June 2, McGovern participated in two different events with students in the Malden Public Schools. The first was a visit with students from the Beebe and Ferryway Schools in the Malden High School Library. Students from grades 4 and 5, who had read “Just My Luck,” wrote an essay that was selected as an exemplar, and then 25 students from each school who wrote essays were selected at random to meet McGovern in person. The students were quite excited to walk with their teachers up to the high school for this special opportunity. As a writer and a mother of a child with autism, McGovern was able to share her feelings and expertise with the various groups. She described her feelings of rejection when first try-
ing to get published, and she delivered a message of perseverance. McGovern presented signed copies of her new book, “Chester and Gus,” as gifts for the children of Malden. The copies are being housed at the Malden High School Library and can be requested by teachers through inter-building mail. MATV, Malden’s Media Center, recorded McGovern’s visit with students at the high school so that the video can be shared with other students and teachers as a resource. Later that afternoon, Malden Reads welcomed the author to the Linden School Library for an intergenerational tea party with their students in grades 4 and 5. One of this year’s Malden Reads themes was intergenerational experiences and so, after McGovern spent time speaking with students and answering their questions, elders from Mystic Valley Elder Services as well as from Malden Reads sat with children over refreshments and discussed the book together. Volunteers at the Linden School Library also participated in the event. McGovern described the students as “wonderfully well-pre-
pared” – all the students came equipped with thoughtful questions. One young girl stated that she came to the reception at the Writers’ Den even though she was selected to participate the following day – she was that excited to meet the author! Cammie McGovern has been widely honored for her work advocating on behalf of individuals with disabilities. She is one of the founders of Whole Children/Milestones, a center serving over 600 young adults with disabilities. She lives in Amherst, Mass., with her husband and three sons. She is
now considered an honorary member of Malden Reads, since she offered her help to find a companion book author in the future. The students were so excited to meet her that they asked for a sequel. Malden Reads will collaborate with the literacy coaches and educators in the Malden Public Schools to share the students’ fan fiction with McGovern. Malden Reads was so pleased to generate so much excitement and inspire creativity through the author’s visit and is looking forward to continuing this through upcoming events and programs.
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Senator Jason Lewis Announces July Office Hours for Malden
MATV offers photojournalism class hotography has the power to captivate, move and arrest you. Documentary photography or photojournalism is a genre concerned with the world around us and the people who live in it. Narrative is the bedrock of this practice and learning how to tell stories visually is a deeply rewarding and lifelong exercise. MATV, Malden’s Media Center, is offering a new workshop this summer, open to anyone in the Malden community who has basic experience using a digital SLR camera. The workshop, titled “Art of Photojournalism,� will review the technical basics of digital photography (both shooting and editing) and focus on how to shoot with a story in mind. The instructor, Nick Pfosi (visit nickphosiphoto.com), is a young documentary photographer who has traveled extensively telling stories of people, places and cultures. He currently lives
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~ Political Announcement ~
Jerry Leone announces candidacy for Ward 6 Councillor ith news of long time Ward Six Councillor Neil Kinnon stepping down, I am officially announcing my candidacy for City Councilor of ward six. It has been my honor to serve as your Ward six School Committee member for the last two terms. I feel that it is now time to take my experience and to deliver greater results for the neighborhood. I am excited to campaign once again for your vote and to seek your support in this new endeavor. I want to thank Councillor Kinnon for his many years of service to our city, especial-
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Jerry Leone ly our neighborhoods in and around the Maplewood com-
munity. Neil has been a disciplined and tireless advocate for issues that he believes protects the future of our homes, businesses and city resources. His mature leadership obviously has been widely embraced by constituency and evident in his many reelection victories. As Neil steps down to enjoy time with his family, I want to let every resident of Ward Six know that I stand ready to lead Maplewood into the future. Having served this community on the School Committee for the past few years, I have gained valuable experi-
Councillor’s resignation leaves political observers guessing By Barbara Taormina few minutes before the City Council meeting on June 20, Ward 6 Councillor Neil Kinnon was in his seat filling out nomination papers to run for reelection. “I always have a challenger,” he said with a smile that suggested he welcomed a race for the council seat he has held for the past decade. But Kinnon surprised constituents and colleagues last Thursday when he resigned from the council, nine days after pulling papers to run for another term. “There are a number of reasons for the timing of this decision but the biggest factor is my family with one son who is to become a Malden police officer in two weeks, a son headed to West Point in three days, a daughter who just graduated as a nurse, who has taken a job in Washington, D.C. and our youngest who is also headed to Washington, D.C. later this summer to begin college,” Kinnon wrote in a resignation letter to Council President Peg Crowe. “These factors and other personal reasons have led me to this decision,” he added.
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Kinnon’s sudden departure has many in the city asking if the former councillor now wants to move into the city treasurer’s office. Former Treasurer Mark Good left Malden early in June to take a job as the town treasurer of Norwood. Last week, Ward 4 Councillor Ryan O’Malley tried to raise some issues about the search for a new city treasurer at the end of a City Council meeting. Crowe cut him off and said his questions were presumptive, premature and out of order. But O’Malley had already been publicly discussing information from the state Ethics Commission on the rules for city councillors applying for city jobs. “I’m concerned that the hiring decision for the treasurer or treasurer/CFO has already been made in a backroom deal,” said O’Malley, who has also objected to the search process for the next treasurer established by the City Council. “When processes like these are done out of public view, it creates a lot of distrust in government.” Included in the information O’Malley shared from the Ethics Commission is the rule
that requires councillors to resign from their elected positions and wait 30 days before they can be considered for a job in City Hall. A city employee can run for elected office and an individual could serve as both councillor and city treasurer if he or she meets certain requirements and is eligible for certain exemptions. Kinnon’s timing cuts it close. He could satisfy the requirement for the 30-day waiting period and still return his signed nomination papers by Aug. 1, the deadline for candidates to place their names on the ballot. Kinnon did not respond to questions about his career goals from The Advocate and other newspapers. More than 70 potential candidates have applied for the treasurer job, and Kinnon’s refusal to say whether his resume is in the pile has fueled a lot more talk and speculation than one typically hears about a new city treasurer. If Kinnon were to reenter the council race, he would face a crowded field. Joseph Gray, David Carnell and Jerry Leone have taken out nomination papers to run for the Ward 6 seat.
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DISABILITIES | SEE PAGE 1 den Housing Authority on that board. Over the past several months, Mayor Gary Christenson and the City Council have appointed new members to the seven-member Human Rights, Fair Housing and Disability Issues Commission, which includes professionals in housing, commerce, elder affairs and disability advocacy groups. Finn said the group has been working on bylaws and other administrative issues. The broad goal of the commission is to end discriminatory practices and
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A local Disabilities Commission tied to the state may pave the way for Malden to receive funding from the state’s Municipal American’s with Disabilities Act Improvement Grant Program. All cities and towns in Massachusetts are eligible for grants of up to $250,000 for capital improvements that increase access to municipal programs, assets and resources.
be people with disabilities. Councillor-at-Large David D’Arcangelo, who is also the director of the Massachusetts Office of Disability, said the new commission will work with the state office. D’Arcangelo has recused himself from any council votes on the new commission because of his position as director.
ADA improvements that will allow the Oak Grove Community Center to reopen were high on the list of possible projects mentioned during the Ordinance Committee’s discussion on the new commission. The city has missed the deadline for the 2017 cycle of grants, but can apply next year. Still, the pool of available money is limited. D’Arcangelo
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Malden Youth Soccer plans to roar Lions into NPSL playoffs as Boston City FC plays final home regular season match Arch rival and division winner Kingston Stockade visits Malden Catholic on Saturday as Lions target second place oungsters from Malden Youth Soccer will lend their support to the push of Boston City Football Club (FC) to claim second place in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) Atlantic White Division and home advantage for the first match of the playoffs. The Lions (5-3-2, 18 points) are on the brink of securing a berth in the postseason and face divisional winner Kingston Stockade FC (7-2-1, 22 points) at Malden Catholic High School on Saturday, July 8 at 7 p.m. More than 150 members of Malden Youth Soccer will cheer them on; the kids will attend as part of the Boston City FC Youth Soccer Partner Program. “The region’s soccer communities have shown great support for us this season, and we are delighted to have our local fans from Malden come to help inspire our final push into the playoffs,” said Boston City FC Managing Director Craig Tornberg. “We already enjoy great support from Malden Youth Soccer youngsters, who regularly attend our matches, and now we will celebrate and recognize their enthusiasm as we complete the regular season.” A Malden Youth Soccer
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coach will join Boston City FC coach Palhinha and his assistants in the locker room and on the sideline bench on Saturday and will shadow the staff throughout the match. A Malden Youth Soccer player will serve as honorary captain for the Lions and will join skipper Ronaldo Vieira for the pre-match coin toss. Additional players will take on the roles of ball kids and prematch escorts as the teams walk from the locker rooms to the pitch. A Boston City FC win on Saturday should be enough to guarantee a home playoff match the following Wednesday, July 12, against the team that finishes third in the division, with the Hartford City FC (3-3-4, 13 points) and the Rhode Island Reds FC (3-4-1, 10 pts) in the running. The Lions took a point from Hartford City FC last week as defender Gabriel De Souza marked his return from a seven-match layoff with a goal, Isaac Nana Addai scored for the 11th time this season, and Kevin Herrera was also on target in a 3-3 draw. Boston City defeated Kingston Stockade twice last season with a 2-0 home victory and a 3-2 away win, but lost 2-1 away last month.
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Malden celebrates the Fourth of July
Councillor John Matheson and Mayor Gary Christenson are shown with many Ward 3 Independence Day revelers.
Councillor Peg Crowe, School Committee Member Michael Drummey, Mayor Gary Christenson, School Committee Member Emmanuel Marsh, and Councillor Paul Condon are shown at the Wards 1 & 2 celebration.
Jadeane Sica is shown with Mayor Gary Christenson at her Ward 8 festivities.
Councillor Barbara Murphy awards a medal to a Councillor Ryan O’Malley with some of the many of the Ward 4 Independence Day celebrants. Ward 5 child at her Fourth of July celebration.
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Neil Kinnon hosts Maplewood Ward 6 Fourth of July festivities
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1. The Romans called July Quinctilis, meaning what? 2. Insurers Lloyd’s of London had its origin in what kind of eating place? 3. “Honcho,� meaning leader or big shot, derives from what language? 4. On July 8, 1776, the first reading of the Declaration of Independence occurred in what city? 5. What female TV pair worked at the Shotz Brewery? 6. In 1960 what American heavyweight boxer received an Olympic Gold Medal? 7. What is a Tamagotchi? 8. On July 12, 1817, Boston’s Columbian Sentinel described whose presidency as an “era of good feeling�? 9. What is the longest movie that received an Oscar for Best Picture? 10. Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in what
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year: 1450, 1555 or 1672? 11. What Concord, Mass. writer was born on July 12, 1817? 12. What name have four consecutive English kings shared? 13. What geographical feature is called a bight? 14. How are chemise, empire and sack similar? 15. Who was discovered buried in an Egyptian tomb in 1923? 16. On July 13, 1871, the first official cat show debuted at the Crystal Palace in what city? 17. What U.S. president said, “Secrecy and a free, democratic government don’t mix�? (Hint: from Missouri.) 18. What was George Harrison’s guru’s name? 19. What Amherst, Mass. poet wrote, “To see the Summer Sky / Is Poetry�? 20. On July 13, 1977, what city had a blackout?
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jected Kinnon’s proposal to establish a Howard Park Commission last year.) But other councillors agreed the city’s parks are key assets and agreed to explore the idea of creating a commission. O’Malley also proposed a Public Arts Commission that could bring more murals to Malden. “We are looking to implement a public art campaign, a mural campaign, where we are able to revitalize some blank walls most-
PREGNANT | SEE PAGE 5 faith/interactive process to determine an effective reasonable accommodation. Provisions include low cost modifications, such as providing an employee with a stool to sit on, allowing for more frequent bathroom breaks, allowing an employee worker to carry a bottle of water or providing a private non-bathroom space for lactation. Employers would not be required to provide accommodations that would impose an undue hardship on the employer’s business. In addition, employers
ly in Malden Center, but I’m sure other councillors would like to see this in their neighborhoods if this takes off,� said O’Malley. “It’s something that would bring a thriving character to Malden and show support for the arts.� O’Malley said other communities, such as Lynn and Worcester, have received state grants to hire world-renowned artists to paint beautiful murals in those cities. He added that he hopes to have the members of the city’s Cultural Council and Malden Arts in-
volved with the commission. But Kinnon said the city’s Cultural Council already has the job of promoting public art. “I think this is a duplicate committee,� he said. “The Cultural Council does this. They did the mural by the T station, they did all the switch boxes. I just don’t see the need for this one.� But other councillors did see some needs and benefits with a Public Arts Commission, and the proposal was added to the Ordinance Committee agenda.
would be prohibited from refusing to hire a pregnant job candidate solely because the candidate requires a reasonable accommodation. Employers would not be permitted to force a pregnant employee to accept an accommodation that the employee does not want or to take leave if another reasonable accommodation may be provided. The Massachusetts Pregnant Workers Fairness Act makes the Commonwealth a leader in addressing pregnancy discrimination and positions the state at the front of a national movement. “When we started this jour-
ney two years ago, MotherWoman and her allies knew that too many pregnant women were struggling without accommodations commonly given to other workers. Massachusetts legislators, on both sides of the aisle, heard us. So did the business community,� said Linda O’Connell, Executive Director of MotherWoman, an advocate for the bill. “We are proud to live in a state that can solve real problems for real people.� The bill will now be reconciled with the House version of the bill, which was passed last month, before being sent to the Governor for his signature.
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BEACON | SEE PAGE 6 amendment that would guarantee that a pregnant woman is accommodated and allowed to take time off from work if the health and wellbeing of her baby are at stake. Amendment supporters said the bill, without the amendment, does not go far enough and takes into consideration only the woman’s health. They cited incidents in which an ultrasound showed a cyst on a baby’s brain and the mother had to go for extra tests and
to additional doctors. They argued that without the amendment, the employer would not be required to allow the mother the time to take off from work. (A “Yes” vote is for the amendment.) Sen. Jason Lewis Yes HOW LONG WAS LAST WEEK’S SESSION? Beacon Hill Roll Call tracks the length of time that the House and Senate were in session each week. Many legislators say that legis-
lative sessions are only one aspect of the Legislature’s job and that a lot of important work is done outside of the House and Senate chambers. They note that their jobs also involve committee work, research, constituent work and other matters that are important to their districts. Critics say that the Legislature does not meet regularly or long enough to debate and vote in public view on the thousands of pieces of legislation that have been filed. They note that the infrequency and
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brief length of sessions are misguided and lead to irresponsible late-night sessions and a mad rush to act on dozens of bills in the days immediately preceding the end of an annual session. During the week of June 2630, the House met for a total of 16 hours and 53 minutes and the Senate met for a total of 16 hours and 58 minutes. Mon. June 26 House 11:00 a.m. to 12:47 p.m. Senate 11:03 a.m. to 12:47
p.m. Tues. June 27 No House session No Senate session Wed. June 28 No House session No Senate session Thurs. June 29 House 11:02 a.m. to 8:54 p.m. Senate 11:14 a.m. to 8:48 p.m. Fri. June 30 House 11:04 a.m. to 4:18 p.m. Senate 11:05 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Bob Katzen welcomes feedback at bob@beaconhillrollcall.com
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Obituaries Dennis P. Grace fficer, USN (ret) 89, in Claremore, OK, of Malden, MA, June 22, 2017. Husband of the late Eleanor M. (O’Brien) Grace, late of Malden. Brother of Lee Grace of TX and the late John, Paul and Robert Grace. Late 19 year USN Veteran of Korea and Vietnam. Funeral for Dennis and Eleanor from E.E. Burns & Son Funeral Home, 204 Main St., Malden, Friday, July 7 at 9:00 am. Funeral Mass to follow for Dennis and Eleanor Grace in the Church of the Sacred Hearts at 10:00 am. Relatives and friends kindly invited. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Church of the Sacred Hearts, 297 Main St. Malden, MA 02148. Late WWII,
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warm, kind, compassionate and full of laughter, happiness and goodness. Her outer beauty was matched only by her inner beauty. Lois Winifred Carlton of Peabody, and previously of Malden, passed away at home on June 22, 2017 at the age of 86, due to complications of Multiple Sclerosis and Dementia with her daughter by her side. Lois was the wife and partner of Robert Munroe Carlton who passed away in December, 2009 after 56 years of marriage. She leaves behind her daughter Roberta and her husband John Russell of Peabody with whom she lived, her son Robert S. Carlton and his wife Susan of Maine, her son Philip A. Carlton of Colorado, her grandchildren Katherine Russell of California, Jacob Carlton of Maine and Nicholas Carlton of Montana, her sister Margaret King of Washington and her niece Deborah and husband Don Schlosser of Washington. Lois was the daughter of Herbert
MGC | SEE PAGE 1 tities across Massachusetts. The Gaming Law created the Community Mitigation Fund to help entities offset costs related to the construction and operations of gaming establishments. The Gaming Law states that MGC will issue funds to assist host and surrounding communities “including, but not limited to, communities and water and sewer districts in the vicinity of a gaming establishment, local and regional education, transportation, infrastructure, housing, environmental issues and public safety, including the office of the county district attorney, police, fire, and emergency
and Winnie (Snow) Reid and was born and raised in Chelsea, MA. Her mother was born in Newfoundland and her father's family was from Newfoundland. Lois spent childhood summers in Newfoundland and was proud of her "Newfie" heritage. In 1953, Lois graduated from the Whidden Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Everett. As a Registered Nurse, she worked at the hospital in labor and maternity, as a visiting nurse for Everett Visiting Nurse Association, as an industrial nurse at Coldwater Seafood in Everett, in the substance abuse program at Somerville Hospital and was part of the startup team at Atlanticare Medical Center's drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. In the 1970's Lois was the head nurse at the original Charles Street Jail in Boston. Lois and Bob built their home in Malden in 1953. Their backyard was private and lush with many trees, terraced flower gardens and a
waterfall and pool with fish. It was a sanctuary for birds and animals and the site of frequent parties, cookouts, volleyball games and just family enjoying the sunset. Lois spent many happy hours weeding and planting. Lois also used her backyard for a cause close to her heart when she became involved in the care of feral cats. She built outdoor shelters, provided food and water and assisted in humane trapping so the cats could be spayed/neutered and vaccinated. She also fostered and socialized several cats in her home. Lois was a lady ahead of her time recognizing the need to acknowledge and accept individuals for who they are. She chose to see the best in people and situations. We were so familiar with "Random Acts of Kindness", long before it became popular. We observed Lois practice it as a normal part of her day as when
services.� MGC may also distribute funds to a governmental entity or district other than a single municipality in order to implement a mitigation measure that affects more than one community. The grant would provide funding for planning and design of reconstruction/improvements to Malden’s Exchange Street. The Exchange Street area was named as a hub for parking and transport for both Wynn Boston Harbor casino employees and patrons. “The Community Mitigation Fund program underscores the Commonwealth’s commitment to not only maximizing the benefits associated
with expanded gaming, such as jobs and economic development, but also the Legislature’s strong mandate to mitigate any unintended consequences that potentially correlate with the arrival of casinos,� said MGC Chairman Steve Crosby. “This is only the beginning of our ongoing efforts in assessing impacts and maximizing the benefits of gaming.� A Community Mitigation review team conducted a comprehensive review of all applications to ensure compliance with the 2017 guidelines. The review team made recommendations to MGC, and those recommendations were discussed in a series of public meetings.
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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.
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Clark, Jennifer A
Clark, Daniel
68 Blomerth St
16.06.2017
$455 000,00
Zhang, Bi L
Seng, Jingjing
Zhao, Gaofeng
571 Highland Ave
12.06.2017
$532 000,00
Flynn, Emily E
Costa, Lorraine A
111 Cedar St
16.06.2017
$305 000,00
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15.06.2017
$300 000,00
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15.06.2017
$440 000,00
111 Devir St #201
13.06.2017
$315 000,00
Duan, Xuchen
Zhang, Hao
Sano, Yasuyo
Spadafora, Anthony W
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Mary E Ciccoƫ IRT
Chan, Holly
Cunningham, Luanne E
Novello, Kimberly
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Caso, Denise M
Caso, Richard A
226 Madison St
16.06.2017
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Leung, Aaron G
Leung, Diane L
Huang, Zuzheng
Li, Geng L
111 Walnut St
15.06.2017
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61 Essex St
16.06.2017
$682 000,00
Oliveira, Edilson
31 Pierce St
16.06.2017
$673 000,00
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13.06.2017
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Rigano, Basil
Malden Veterans Homing
1152 Eastern Ave
16.06.2017
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Whitehouse, Joseph J
2 Anderson Way #2
16.06.2017
$340 000,00
Yuan, Fang
Barrasso, Nancy A
30 Franklin St #129
15.06.2017
$365 000,00
Xie, Yantong
Belen, Laura
20-30 Daniels St #217
13.06.2017
$279 000,00
Senchuk, Zachary A
Favaloro, Richard A
26 Irving St #202
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OBITUARIES | SEE PAGE 16 paying the toll for the car behind her, bringing in a clothing for inmates to wear to a court date or weeding the garden at the bed and breakfast where she was staying. She opened her home to many in need, family and non-family members alike, be it a few days or many months. She conducted herself quietly, on the sidelines without bringing attention to herself. She taught us well, by the way she lived her life, quietly, appropriately and with respect and dignity. And for the right reasons, not for recognition, but because it was right. She was a powerful example for how to conduct oneself and to treat others. Lois was mischievous, full of fun and adventuresome. She loved hosting celebra-
THE MALDEN ADVOCATE - Friday, July 7, 2017 tions and theme parties that included costumes, pinatas, foot long submarine sandwiches, giant make your own sundae buffet, a belly dancer and tea parties. She even played "Vanna White" in a homemade version of Wheel of Fortune. She and Bob traveled extensively in this country and around the world including Japan, Thailand, Bonaire, Majorca and Portugal. Lois always ate the local cuisine and immersed herself in the local culture/customs. To celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary they traveled by rail across the Canadian Rockies. During their travels and at local functions/gatherings, Lois was known for her stylish but unusual outfits. She pulled it off beautifully. Later in life Bob and Lois enjoyed spending memorable times
with their children and grandchildren in Maine and Colorado including heated games of Uno, singing, joking, reminiscing and just sitting on the dock or in front of a fire with a glass of port. Visiting Hours: Lois' family invite friends to join them in celebrating the unique Lois, on Saturday, July 8 at 11:00 AM at Spinelli's, 10 Newbury Street (Route 1 South), Peabody. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, it would please Lois for all of us to perform our own random acts of kindness. Donations in Lois' memory may be made to Charles River Alleycats, PO Box 290759, Boston, MA 02129. To view Lois' obituary, share a memory or condolence message, please visit www.ccbfuneral.com Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home
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New Medicare Cards Debut Next Year Dear Savvy Senior, I just received my Medicare card in the mail and was surprised to see that the ID number is the same as my Social Security number. I know it’s a bad idea to carry around anything that displays my Social Security number because it makes me vulnerable to identity theft. Wasn’t the government supposed to stop putting Social Security numbers on Medicare cards? New Beneficiary Dear New, Many people new to Medicare are surprised to learn that the ID number on their Medicare card is still identical to their Social Security number (SSN). After all, we’re constantly warned not to carry our SSN around with us, because if it gets lost or stolen, the result could be identity theft. But the card itself tells beneficiaries to carry it with you when you are away from home so you can show it at the doctor’s office or hospital when you need medical care. Here’s what you should do to protect yourself. New Medicare Cards For starters, you’ll be happy to know that the government is in the process of removing SSNs from Medicare cards, but with 58 million beneficiaries, it’s a huge undertaking that will be implemented gradually. The Cen-
ters for Medicare and Medicaid Services will start sending the new cards in April 2018, but it will take until December 2019 before SSNs are removed from all cards. Under the new system, a randomly generated 11-character Medicare Beneficiary Identifier will replace the SSN-based health claim number on your new Medicare card, but your Medicare benefits will not change. You will receive information in 2018 letting you know about the new Medicare card, with an explanation of how to use the new card and what to do with your old one. You can start using your new Medicare card with the new number as soon as you receive it, and there should be a transition period in 2018 and 2019 when you can use either the old card or the new card. Protect Your Identity Until your new Medicare card is issued, here’s what you can do to protect your SSN on your current card. The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a national consumer resource on identity theft, recommends that you carry your Medicare card only when you visit a health care provider for the first time, so the provider can make a copy for their files. Otherwise, make a photocopy of your card and cut it down to wallet size. Then
take a black marker and black out the last four digits of your SSN, and carry that instead in case of an emergency. If your Medicare card does happen to get lost or stolen, you can replace it by calling Social Security at 800772-1213 or contact your local Social Security office. You can also request a card online at SSA.gov/MyAccount. Your card will arrive in the mail in about 30 days. If your Medicare card that contains your SSN gets lost or stolen, you’ll need to watch out for Medicare fraud. You can do this by checking your quarterly Medicare summary notices for services or supplies you did not receive. You can also check your Medicare claims early online at MyMedicare.gov (you’ll need to create an account first), or by calling Medicare at 800-6334227. If you spot anything suspicious or wrong, call the Inspector General’s fraud hotline at 800-447-8477. Also, watch for other signs of identity theft. For example, if someone uses your Social Security number to obtain credit, loans, telephone accounts, or other goods and services, report it immediately to the Federal Trade Commission at IdentityTheft. gov (or 877-438-4338). This site will also give you specific steps you’ll need to take to handle this problem.
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 “The Savvy Senior� book.
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f Malden, June 25, 2017 after a long illness. Devoted mother of Angela E. Ciccolo of Revere, Brigadier General Theresa B. Prince U.S.A.F. and husband Ken Prince, both of S.C., Gina LoConte of Saugus and Frank LoConte of Ipswich, Debra A. Clayton and husband Roy of East Wareham. Loving sister of Barbara Icovitti of York, Maine, and the late Dan-
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City of Malden, Massachusetts 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, at 6:30 P.M. on Wednesday, June 19, 2017 on the petition of Jeffrey A. Hinckley, for a variance of Section 400.1.2.1, Chapter 12, of the Revised Ordinances of 1991 as Amended of the City of Malden, dimensional controls for single-family residential dwellings, namely, to remove and rebuild existing rear deck, as per plans, at the property known as and numbered 42 Bowman St., Malden MA, and also known by City Assessor’s Parcel ID #148-674-408. Petition and plans are available for public review in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Appeal, 170 Centre Street, Malden, MA.
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OBITUARIES | SEE PAGE 18 iel, Edward, Paul Frauton, all formerly of Malden. She also leaves behind the father of her children, Martin Ciccolo. Cherished grandmother of Tony, Frankie and Dominic LoConte, Gia Ciccolo and Elaine McCarthy, K.P. & Julia Prince, and her great grandson, Sonny LoConte. Funeral was held from the Weir-Mac Cuish Golden Rule Funeral Home, Malden, on Thursday, June 29, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial
in Sacred Hearts Church, Malden. Entombment followed in the Woodlawn Cemetery Mausoleum in Everett. In lieu of flowers, the family requests those that would like to honor Elaine, make a donation to: Memory Disorder Unit, MGH, Attn: Seema Shaikh, Department of Neurology, 15 Parkman Street, Suite 835, Boston, MA 02114. Memo line: CBD Research. For obituary, please visit: www.weirfuneralhome.com
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of Long Beach, CA, Dennis and his wife Debbie of Claremore, OK, David and his wife Sandy of Wagoner, OK. Sister of Stephen O’Brien and his wife Frances of Burlington, the late Robert, Herbert, Joseph, Donald O’Brien and Sister Trinita SP. Grandmother of Sarah, Joshua, Jeremy, Jenna Grace, Megan Chartier and her husband Eddie, Kendra Knight and her husband Darren. Great Grandmother of Landon, Daiyon, Mallory, Jeniya and James. Also survived by
many nieces and nephews. Funerals from E.E. Burns & Son Funeral Home, 204 Main St., Malden, Friday, July 7 at 9:00 am. Funeral Mass to follow for Dennis and Eleanor Grace in the Church of the Sacred Hearts at 10:00 am. Relatives and friends kindly invited. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Church of the Sacred Hearts, 297 Main St. Malden, MA 02148. Late WWII, USN Wave.
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