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Everett native slain in Utah police shooting By Christopher Roberson wo weeks after the untimely death of Ersilia Cataldo Matarazzo, the city was impacted by another tragedy – this one occurred more than 2,300 miles away. Everett native Joseph Shinners, a police officer in Provo, Utah, was shot and mortally wounded on the evening of Jan. 5 in the neighboring city of Orem. Shinners was taken to Utah Valley Hospital, where he passed away later that night. According to the Provo and Orem Police Departments, the suspect has since been identified as 40-year-old Matthew Hoover. He was injured when Shinners returned fire and is currently being detained by Orem Police. According to police, Hoover had made “threats of violence towards police officers in the recent past.� He was subsequently charged with aggravated murder, attempted aggravated murder, possession of a weapon by a restricted person and possession of methamphetamine. Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria offered his condolences on social media. “I’m extremely saddened by this news and my thoughts and prayers are with the Shinners family as well as the Provo Police Department during this very difficult time,�he said in a Jan. 7 Facebook post. Shinners, 29, had been with the Provo Police for three years and was a member of the department’s SWAT team. He was the son of retired Everett Fire Capt. John Shinners. In addition to his parents and two brothers, Shinners is survived by his wife, Kaylyn, and their toddler-age son, Logan. As of Jan. 8, $55,493 had been raised to support Shinners’ family. During a press conference on Jan. 6, Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi offered an emotional apology to Kaylyn. “I’m so terribly, terribly sorry,� she said.
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DELL ISOLA | FROM PAGE 1 said Dell Isola. “We all have to be working together as a team in the City Council Chambers – work together with the Mayor’s Office and the School Department – all as one team working together, because we’re all in this together. What we do here will affect us down the road, our families and the future of Everett’s residents.�
City Council President Richard Dell Isola thanks his colleagues for their unanimous support. (Advocate photos)
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Dell Isola was nominated by Ward 6 Councillor Michael McLaughlin and Ward 1 Councillor Fred Capone. In his remarks, McLaughlin praised Dell Isola as a “leader amongst lead-
ers in our community.� “He has spent his life giving back to the city, whether it was through Pop Warner football, and now for the past eight years as a city councillor-at-large. But for me personal-
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EHS receives generous grant from Massachusetts Housing & Shelter Alliance hanks to the dedication and compassion of a School Committee member and the generosity of an advocacy group, Everett High School (EHS) has received a grant to help students in need of housing assistance. The Massachusetts Housing & Shelter Alliance (MHSA), a nonprofit public policy advocacy organization dedicated to ending homelessness, has presented EHS with a $30,000 grant to help identify students who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness. The program will be administered by the EHS Guidance Department and the Parent Information Center located at City Hall. Ward 5 School Committee Member Marcony Almeida Barros organized a meeting between MHSA President/Executive Director Joe Finn and EHS Guidance Director Kathleen McCormack, which led to the establishment of the grant program. “When I learned that nearly 200 students in our district don’t have a place to call home, I was heartbroken,� Almeida Barros said. “I worked with Mr. Finn, the EHS Guidance Department and our Parent Information Center to bring in funding to mitigate the situation. I’m thrilled and thank-
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Everett boys’ basketball team beats two more conference foes to remain undefeated By Joe McConnell he Everett High School boys’ basketball team is currently undefeated in the Northeastern Conference with a 3-0 record. They are 5-1 overall. Their lone loss was against Brookline, which is currently the No. 1 team in the state. Coach Stanley Chamblain’s team recently defeated Peabody and Revere to remain undefeated in the conference. “Against Peabody, I thought the team played a hard-fought game, once again,” said Chamblain. “I thought our youth and inexperience showed at times throughout the game, but that’s expected with a young team, especially in the backcourt. However, despite those mistakes, the defense we played was the difference maker, and it made up for mistakes we made in this game to earn us the victory against a good Peabody team.” Sophomore Omar Quilter (12
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points), freshman John Monexant (11), sophomore Kevin Ariste (11) and senior Nate Mehu (10) were the team’s top scorers in this game. In the Revere game, which Everett won 47-30, Chamblain thought, his squad did a good job of attacking the Revere zone and
victory. Freshman Ralph Enayo led all Tide scorers against the Patriots with 10 points. Chamblain then offered his assessment of the team to date. “This season has been very different in comparison to recent years,” he said. “This team is much different
full-court pressure. But he added that many of their shots simply weren’t falling through the hoop, but they still remained poised while continuing to attack on the offensive end. Through it all, the Tide’s defense played with great energy that also helped secure the
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Shown from left to right are (top row) Head Coach Stanley Chamblain, Asst. Coach Pierre Valmera, Louimond Phillipe, Nate Mehu, Devin Brito, Amir Dottin, Erick Thompson, Issac Hyppolite, Kayo Dias, Asst. Coach Brandon Lee, Jaden Mahabir, Asst. Coach Devante Santiago, Asst. Coach Ken Peavey, Asst. Coach Steve Celestin (bottom row) Kevin Ariste, Omar Quilter, John Monexant, Ralph Enayo, Paulo Silva Rodrigues, Marvel Vilmont, Roby Monexant. (Advocate photos by Ross Scabin)
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than last year’s team from just experience alone. Aside from Nate Mehu, Erick Thompson and Amir Dottin, it’s an entirely different roster from the team that advanced to the Garden last year. “Despite the change, the season has been positive up to this point. We have a lot of work to do to get to where we ultimately want to be, but there are a lot of positives so far. “I’m most impressed with the effort, energy and confidence that the freshmen and sophomores are playing with. Freshmen John Monexant, Ralph Enayo and Roby Dormevil, and sophomores Paulo Silva Rodrigues, Omar Quilter and Kevin Ariste have all contributed so much so far this season. They’ve adapted well to the speed and physicality on the varsity level, which, I believe, along with their confidence will continue to improve as the season goes on.” But as always, there’s still room for improvement. “There is absolutely much more room for improvement, which I quite honestly believe is needed in all areas,” added Chamblain. “As I mentioned before, our inexperience shows many times throughout the game. We have a lot of young, first-year varsity players on this team, so it’s inevitable that mistakes are bound to happen. I believe our execution on offense needs to and will get better, and … as well as they have played on defense, I think they can improve in that area, as well. Our kids have tremendous upside, and they will continue to grow as the season progresses.” With that said, the Tide is ready to take on visiting Malden on Friday night, Jan. 11, before Winthrop comes to town the following Friday, Jan. 18, after midterms. They will then go up against O’Bryant on Martin Luther King Day, Jan. 21, at Cathedral High School in Boston in a midseason non-league test of top teams.
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Rep. McGonagle sworn into office for 191st Session of the General Court epresentative Joe McGonagle (D-Everett) was sworn into office as a member of the 191st General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on Wednesday, January 2. This marks his third term as state representative for the 28th Middlesex District. “I’m honored and privileged to represent the great city of Everett,” said McGonagle. “I look forward to continuing to work with Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Senator Sal DiDomenico and Speaker Robert DeLeo to make our city the Rep. Joe McGonagle takes his oath of best it can be.” Governor Charlie Baker and Lieuoffice at the Massachusetts Statehouse.
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DeMaria administration building up youth programming he Samuel Gentile Recreation Center has been a staple for the Everett community for generations. It has offered residents, especially the city’s youngsters, countless benefits, including a stronger sense of being part of a community. The Recreation Center has been an important community hub for Everett since 1950, hosting basketball games, summer camps, community events and much more. Mayor Carlo DeMaria understands the significance of the community center and the need to increase and implement programming now more than ever. Looking to the future, he has wanted to ensure that Everett’s youngsters have a safe and welcoming environment. Mayor DeMaria and his administration have upgraded and modernized the facility for the first time in decades. In 2017 & 2018, the Facilities Department completed upgrading a new state-of-art floor as well as the men and women’s bathrooms and lobby. Mayor DeMaria stated, “The renovation of this building was long overdue. It is one of our city’s oldest buildings and it was important that we recog-
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that provides many resources and services and gets kids off the streets. While within other communities, youth recreational opportunities are needed, the DeMaria administration has made it a priority to offer a safe and organized environment for the youngsters of Everett. On a daily basis the recreation center hosts nearly 70 students after school. However, before you can play basketball, spend time with friends or run around, students must complete homework before he or she is allowed to participate. Mayor DeMaria and Wright recognize the need to help students develop positive study skills and habits that will serve him or her well throughout life. Mayor DeMaria stated, “We have begun to create an environment that teaches our youth the importance of school, respect, and physical activity. We want to help build confidence, build relationships, and understand sportsmanship and teamwork. We are committed to providing fun, competitive experiences, but more importantly a learning environment where they can grow to be well-respected members of our community.”
upcoming legislative session. He plans to prioritize legislation that supports fully funding Everett public schools, expanding senior services and creating more affordable housing. McGonagle is in his third term as State Representative for the 28th Middlesex District. He serves as the Vice Chair of the Joint Committee on Housing and sits on the following committees: Elder Affairs, Election Laws, Transportation, and Ways and Means. McGonagle may be reached at the Statehouse at Joseph.McGonagle@mahouse.gov.
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Age 77, of Exeter Twp, Berks Co., PA, passed away on January 1, 2019 at Reading Hospital. He was the loving husband of Marilyn (Hite) Ericson who survives him. Born in Everett, MA, on May 20, 1941, he was the son of the late Karl E. and Ruth E. (Christensen) Ericson. Kenneth was predeceased by his only brother, Paul G. Ericson. Surviving in addition to his wife of 52
years, are his son, David A. Ericson, husband of Debra A. of Holbrok, MA, his son, Dennis J. Ericson, husband of Debra M. of Medfield, MA, three grandchildren, Kris, Emily, and Karl, and three bonus grandchildren, Kenneth, Zach, and Mike, plus three great-grandchildren, Kris Jr., Holley, and Addison. Kenneth was a graduate of Northeastern University in Boston, MA. He worked for an engineering firm in Boston, before transferring to Worley Parsons, in Reading, PA as a Project Material Manager. After retiring, he volunteered on the local Board of United Way, also giving time as
a driver for Road to Recovery for American Cancer. Before leaving his home state, he had been a 25 year member of the So. Shore Viking Club & Stenkil Lodge #92, in Braintree, MA. He will be reunited with his father, mother, and brother, at Forest Hills Cemetery in Boston. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, January 12th at Medfield Baptist Church at 438 Main St., Medfield, 11am-2pm, with Pastor Jonathan Chechile attending. aumansinc.com
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OBITUARIES | FROM PAGE 10 Antonio DiVirgilio O f S a u g u s, Jan. 3. Beloved husband of Angelina (Sanseverino) for over 43 years. Dear and devoted father of Ralph DiVirgilio of Saugus, Steven DiVirgilio and his wife, Leida Capone of Saugus, and Carmina Cecconi and her husband, Michael of Everett. Brother of Alba "Bina" Pace of Everett, Donato of Orsogna, Italy and Nicolo. Loving grandfather of Mila Rose and Viviana Cecconi. His Funeral was held from the Cafasso & Sons Funeral Home, Everett on Monday, January 7, followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Anthony's Church, Everett, at 11 a.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. Late member of the Sons of Orsogna, Everett. Cafasso & Sons Funeral Home Everett 617.387.3120
Ernst. Loving father of Brian R. Ernst and his wife Sylvie (Michaud) Ernst, and Kristin M. (Ernst) Kinne and her husband Todd Kinne. Loving brother of Caroline (Ernst) Mahoney. Cherished grandfather of Patrick Ernst, Ayden Carpenter, Cooper Ernst, Ryley Ernst, Jaymie Kinne, and Kaelyn Kinne. He also leaves his cat, Gus. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend a Funeral Service at the JF Ward Funeral Home, 772 Broadway, Everett, on Friday, Jan 11th, at 10 AM. Services will conclude with military honors in Glenwood Cemetery, Everett. Robert was a US Air Force veteran and retired from the B&M Railroad/ Amtrak as a locomotive engineer BLET Union #57. He later worked at Disney World in Florida. He was a member of the American Legion, Lodge of Elks, and an avid lifelong camper, and family man who loved and spoiled his grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations in Robert's memory may be made to the American Diabetes Association at www.donations.diabetes.com For directions and online guestbook, please visit jfwardfuneralhome.com
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Of Everett, on December 31. Beloved mother of Kurt Gastonguay, Tina Johnson and Dennis Johnson, Jr. Loving former husband of Dennis Johnson, Sr. She is survived by her six cherished grandchildren; and a sister Noreen Barrasso. A wake Ser-
Page 11 vice was held at the Salvatore Rocco and Sons Funeral Home, Everett, on Wednesday, January 9, followed by a Memorial Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church in Everett, Thursday. Donations in Sherrill?s memory may be made to the Immaculate Conception Parish. She is a former teacher at the Adams School of Everett. Her burial will be private. For more info www.RoccoFuneralHomes.com or 1-877-71-ROCCO
Susan L. (Fraser) Julian Of Everett, Jan. 1, 2019, at age 61. Beloved wife of Leo Julian. Loving mother of Jill Generazzo and her husband John, Renee Julian and her fiance Tim Caron, Amy Quinn and her husband Ryan. Devoted Nana of Juliana, Reilly and Adeline. Dear sister of Herbert Fraser, Scott Fraser and the late Linda Fraser. Daughter of the late Herbert and Dorothy (Penney) Fraser. Aunt of Joshua Fraser. Services from the Barile Family Funeral Home, Stoneham on Sunday, January 6. In lieu of flowers, please consider donations in memory of Susan to a charity of your choice.
Florence Leah Tilley Florence passed away Wednesday afternoon, January 2, 2019 at the Pilgrim Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Peabody. She was 90 years of age. Born and raised in Chelsea, she is the daughter of the late Andrew and Eliza M. (Callahan) Tilley. Florence attended Chelsea Public Schools and graduated from Chelsea High School, Class of 1946. She began her working career at the former Index Bureau Insurance Company in Boston, which later became the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company. She dedicated 50 years of service before retiring in 1997. Florence was an Everett resident for 50 years before moving to her home at the Pilgrim Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Peabody. Florence is the sister of the late Evelyn M. Dudley. Sister-in-law of the
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Two to be arraigned in connection with Everett fire that injured two firefighters uddasir Bari, 63, and Nargis Bhatti, 55, both of Everett, were arraigned on Tuesday in Malden District Court in connection with allegations that they violated building codes as landlords of the multifamily dwelling located at 15 Morris St. in Everett that was the location of a three-alarm fire on July 13, 2018. In an attempt to contain the fire and rescue an occupant, two Everett firefighters were seriously injured. “Firefighters put themselves at risk whenever they respond to a fire, and that is why there are laws in place to minimize risk to first responders and to the public. In this case, through their alleged violation of the building codes, the defendants are alleged to have created a dangerous situation that ultimately led to two firefighters sustaining se-
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OBITUARIES | FROM PAGE 11 late Allen I. Dudley. Loving aunt of 3 nieces, Nancy Lyon and her husband David, Judith "Judy" E. Dudley, all of Danvers and the late Debbie Carter and her husband Frank Carter of Tyngsboro. She is also lovingly survived by 4 great nephews, David A. Lyon of Peabody, Steven J. Lyon and his wife Leanne of Lynn, Christopher P. Lyon of CA, Brian D. Carter of NH and 1 great greatniece, Ryleigh Lyon of Lynn. Funeral Services were conducted in the Carafa Family Funeral Home in Chelsea on Wednesday, January 9. Services concluded with committal at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett. Donations in Florence's memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Association National Headquarters 225 N. Michigan Ave. Fl. 17, Chicago, IL 60601 or on-line at www.alz.org.
(Zirpolo) Dorato Age 95, of Everett, formerly of East Boston, passed away on Thursday, January 3, 2019. Cherished daughter of the late Sofia (Massa) Zirpolo. Beloved wife of the late Carmine Dorato. Loving mother of Carmine Dorato Jr., AnnMarie DiGregorio and her husband Frank, and Gerard Dorato. Adored grandmother of
DELL ISOLA | FROM PAGE 4 that’s given a lot to this community. I know his uncle Gil would be very proud of him.� Councillor-at-Large Michael Marchese, who said that he knows the Dell Isola family well, expressed his confidence in Dell Isola, telling him that his uncle, the late longtime Gil Dell Isola, “would be very proud.�
rious injuries,�said Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan. State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey said, “District Attorney Ryan’s prosecution of individuals who flouted the fire and building codes is important to protecting the public as well as first responders. Holding them accountable shows support for local firefighters and building officials who enforce the codes.� Everett Fire Chief Anthony Carli said, “This case is a worst case scenario of what can happen when overcrowding and serious fire and building codes are ignored. I appreciate the District Attorney taking on this case and taking these matters as seriously as the City of Everett does.� Bari and Bhatti have been charged with wanton and reckless disregard of fire or building codes that result in serious bodily injuries under
the Comprehensive Fire Safety Act, which was passed as a result of the 2003 fire at The Station nightclub. They pleaded not guilty. On July 13 shortly after 2:00 p.m., Everett firefighters responded to the multifamily Morris Street dwelling, which was engulfed in flames. When the firefighters arrived, they were met with heavy fire on the second floor of the two-and-a-half-story, three-family, wood-frame building. Investigators subsequently determined that the fire started at the electrical panel as a result of the circuit being overloaded. This incident was jointly investigated by the Everett Fire and Police Departments, State Police assigned to the Office of the State Fire Marshal, and State Police assigned to the Office of the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office.
Christina, Daniella, Nikki, Adrianna, Celeste, Elizabeth, and Gianni. Great-grandmother of five. Caring sister of Margie Gennari, Grace Celeste, Louie, Anthony, Marion, Richard, and Frank Zirpolo, and the late Peter, Joseph and John Zirpolo. Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews, and cousins. Family and friends honored Anna's life by gathering in Vazza's "Beechwood" Funeral Home, Revere on Monday, January 7, and again Tuesday morning before leaving in procession to the Immaculate Conception Church in Everett for a Funeral Mass celebrated in her honor. Interment followed at Woodlawn Ceme-
tery in Everett, MA. For guestbook please visit www.vazzafunerals.com Vazza Funeral Home Revere 1-800252-1127
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