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Cutting the ribbon to begin this year’s Annual Columbus Day Parade are, from left to right, Councillors Charlie Patch and John Powers, State Senator Joseph Boncore, Governor Charlie Baker, School Committee member Michael Ferrante, Mayor Brian Arrigo, State Rep. RoseLee Vincent, Councillor Steve Morabito, Speaker of the House Robert DeLeo, Councillor Anthony Zambuto, Police Chief James Guido, Daveen Arrigo, and young family members of the city and state officials. See more Columbus Day Parade photo highlights inside on pages 11 – 14. (Advocate photo)

Mayor, Lt. Governor officially launch Revere’s 311 Constituent Services Center

AT YOUR SERVICE: Revere Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union Manager John Kingston is shown with Patti Fields, member services director, and Amber Dakin, assistant manager at the City Hall office. (Advocate photo by JD Mitchell)

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evere 311 – the “one call to City Hall” constituent service system that allows any resident to report an issue or ask a question by dialing 311 or using the Revere 311 app on Apple or Android – officially launched on Tuesday. The occasion was marked by a press conference with Mayor Brian Arrigo and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito.

Residents can use 311 to report issues ranging from potholes to missed trash pickups to faded street signs, as well as get answers to hundreds of frequently asked questions. In addition to using the phone number and the Revere 311 app, residents can make service requests and look up issues via the Knowledge Base at www.revere.org/311.

“I’m excited about Revere 311 because it reflects two important priorities of my administration,” said Mayor Arrigo. “First: the importance of making city

government more friendly, responsive and courteous for residents. I know for many residents, it can be frustrating to try to get a question answered or report an issue. That’s what we’re hoping to address through the launch of a dedicated constituent services system. The second priority reflected by 311 is my goal of making Revere’s city government more innovative. Our city has a tremendous opportunity to use fresh ideas and 21st century technologies to make city government work better for you. And that’s what we’re doing today.”

Lt. Governor Polito noted that the Community Compact program fostered partnerships between municipalities and state government that allowed cities and towns to adopt best practices, and lauded “the progress

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vere Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union (RMEFestled in the basement of CU), staffed by three people Revere City Hall is the Re- whose business model would typically take up space in a financial institution setting on Want to know the value of your house for a s u t c ta Broadway – but this isn’t your n o C in today’s real estate market? on typical credit union. In exisNo Obligati tence for 55 years, RMEFCU serves not only the city’s employees and its families but now has expanded into the community to serve all of Revere’s citizens’ financial needs Market Analysis Of Your Home! from grade school to adulthood.

“Any student of Revere public schools from grades one through 12 are eligible to join the credit union and then their families,” said credit union manager John Kingston.

RMEFCU offers lower rates on loans, very few fees, and competitive rates with many of the largest banks in the world.

Kingston noted the number of families who are “unbanked” Price Subject to – who don’t have bank or cred-

Shown at the launch ceremony for the city’s 311 Constituent Services Center are, form left to right, Randall Modestin, Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky, Ward 3 Councillor Arthur Guinasso, Tanya Stepasiuk, Councillor-at-Large Anthony Zambuto, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, Ward 5 Councillor John Powers, Ward 6 Councillor Charlie Patch, and Allan Fitzmaurice. (Advocate photo by Ross Scabin)

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Commission to return Accessibility Survey in next city census Special Needs Drop and Stay Play Group’s annual Halloween Party

By Sara Brown

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he Revere Commission on Disabilities is planning on bringing back the Accessibility Survey for all residents in the city census. So far, the commission has developed a preliminary form of the survey. The survey offers residents a chance to give their thoughts and opinions on how accessible the city and

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their services are and any suggestions on making it better.

Commission Chairman Ralph DeCicco researched other towns’ and cities’ accessibility surveys to see what kind of questions Revere should be asking its residents.

“We can pull out whatever questions we want and add whatever we want,” he said at the October 10 meeting. “This

is just a good starting base.”

According to Mayor Brian Arrigo’s aide, Joe Gravellese, the survey was regularly sent out to residents until a few years ago. The city plans on sending out the survey when they mail out the census.

The commission wondered if the survey could also be accessible online. “Our focus is making sure it becomes part of the census again like it al-

ways was,” said Gravellese.

“However, we can look into creating an online option.”

The progress of the survey will discussed again at the November meeting.

The Commission on Disabilities is hosting office hours each Friday from 8:15-12:15 at the Veterans Affairs office, which is located at 249R Broadway (American Legion Building). Please email dis-

abilities@revere.org or call 781-286-8267 for more information.

In other news, the Special Needs Drop and Stay Play Group will host its annual Halloween Party for children with special needs from age’s two to nine on October 23 at 5:30 p.m. at the Revere Youth Center. The group is asking for donations of juice boxes or snacks.

Pumpkin Dash 5K Sunday – Road Closure Notification

his Sunday, October 15, is the third annual running

of the Revere Beach Pumpkin Dash 5K, which is presented by

the Revere Beach Partnership.

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join in on a 5K right on Revere Beach Boulevard! The 5K walk, run or jog starts and ends at Kelly’s Roast Beef on Revere Beach. New this year is a Kids 1 Mile Fun Run. Following the race, the Partnership will host a children’s fall festival, including pumpkin decorating and other fun activities.

Full schedule The Great Pumpkin Dash Registration: 8:30 a.m.

Kids 1 Mile Fun Run: 9:30 a.m.

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Pumpkin Festival: 10:30 a.m.

Please be advised that in conjunction with the road race, a portion of Revere Beach Boulevard will be closed to vehicular traffic on Sunday from 9 a.m. to approximately 12 p.m. Thank you for your patience and cooperation. We look forward to seeing you at the event!

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On Tuesday, October 10, Mayor Brian Arrigo visited Pop Warner practice at Harry Della Russo Stadium. Councilor Patrick Keefe recently filed in a motion, supported by the Mayor’s office, to purchase a new defibrillator at the stadium; the defibrillator was recently installed.

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Coming together as a community to stop domestic violence

By Mayor Brian Arrigo, City of Revere; Kourou Pich, Co-Executive Director, HarborCOV; and Lynn Peters, Co-Executive Director, HarborCOV

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wo weeks ago, the City of Revere was shaken by a terrible tragedy – the murder of Vanessa MacCormack, a 30-year-old school teacher, allegedly due to an incident of domestic violence.

Vanessa was a loving

mother to her one-yearold daughter and a devoted mentor to her 24 second-grade students.

The City of Revere joins V a n e s s a ’s f a m i l y, h e r friends, and her school community in mourning and remembering her.

When a tragedy like this occurs, it too often can feel like an isolated incident – something that came out of nowhere, and that nobody could have seen coming.

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But in fact, incidents of domestic violence in our society are anything but isolated.

This year, 28 women and men have lost their lives to incidents of domestic violence in the Commonwealth. 28 precious lives lost, and 28 families devastated in just nine months.

The loss of Vanessa was another painful reminder that domestic violence is an epidemic in our society.

We all have a responsibility to take this issue seriously.

Victims of domestic violence need to know that help is available. Importantly, friends and family members of victims also need to know that if they

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know of someone who is experiencing domestic violence, they must speak up and seek assistance.

We cannot be passive bystanders of abusive or unhealthy relationships. Far too frequently, they end in terrible tragedies like this one. So please: be aware of the resources available to find help.

HarborCOV, a local agency based in Chelsea, connects victims with important resources, including crisis intervention, safety planning, help with financial concerns, legal advocacy, support for children, domestic violence education, and up to 14 days of emergency housing for

victims of violence who need to leave their current living situation. HarborCOV can be reached via a 24-hour hotline at 617884-9909.

Jane Doe’s website also has an interactive service locator tool to help you find support and services in your area. Visit www. janedoe.org to learn more.

To honor Vanessa, and to honor the countless lives that have been impacted by domestic violence, please take the time to discuss this important issue with your loved ones.

Let ’s come together as a community and take a stand to end domestic violence.

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According to Keefe, one of the biggest issues facing Revere right now is a large rodent problem. Keefe is trying to work on making sure every house has a heavy-duty trash bin that prevents rodents from getting inside. “I want to negotiate with the trash company to give every resident that kind of trash barrel,” he said. “I think it will make a huge difference.”

Another issue that is near to Keefe’s heart is the opioid crisis impacting the state and the nation. Revere has been hit hard by the epidemic, and Keefe is a part of a special task force in the city.

“The number of overdoses is declining, which is good news, but there is still work to be done,” he said.

He said everyone in the community needs to be involved to help end the crisis. “It’s one thing to say you care, but if you don’t get involved then it doesn’t really matter,” he said.

Keefe is heavily involved in Revere’s youth sports, in particular Revere Pop Warner Football, and has been talking with his players about the dangers of drug abuse.

“Prevention is key with this issue,” he said.

He has started quarterly meetings in his ward so he can keep residents in the loop as to what is happening in the city. “This way if anyone has any questions, I can answer them,” he said. “I think I am the only councillor to consistently do this.”

The councillor said he loves Revere and he will always be involved in the community. “I am not going anywhere. I love this city and I want to do my part,” he said.

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Celebrating Women’s Health in Revere with Cambridge Health Alliance

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he Women’s Health Team at Cambridge Health Alliance’s CHA Revere Care Center (454 Broadway) welcomed the community to a special open house on Saturday, September 30. Participants were treated to welcoming remarks by Mayor Brian Arrigo, WBZ-TV/ CBS Reporter Cheryl Fiandaca, CHA Chief of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Kate Harney, MD and CHA Director of Midwifery/ Cambridge Birth Center Marylou Carr.

The crowd learned how to identify healthful and unhealthful foods with Laura Gurvits, a CHA nutritionist who works at the CHA Revere Care Center. Everyone practiced mindfulness techniques

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and then got the room rocking with a lively Zumba exercise class. “The morning was full of energy and everyone

Laura Gurvits, CHA nutritionist, answered questions at the “Happy You” event at Women’s Health at the CHA Revere Care Center. She also helped people identify foods to stay away from and shared helpful information about eating well.

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Potted flowers are strategically placed on the front steps.

It is obvious that the owners take great pride in their property. We were invited into the backyard and found a yard that was as beautiful and inviting as the front.

When asked who did the landscaping, Jane Rizzo replied that their property has been maintained by A & P Landscaping of Revere for over

20 years. “They do a wonderful job,” she said. “But I do daily watering and the pruning when necessary,” she added with a touch of pride.

“Danny and I both feel that it’s important to keep our property looking nice. We hope it’s a reflection on the entire neighborhood” she stated.

RBC agrees with them. We strongly feel that beautified property does reflect most positively on the entire city and urge all residents to do as the Rizzos have done. Help to beautify Revere by starting with your own home.

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Patriots hope win heralds another midseason turnaround

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evere football coach Louis Cicatelli has seen this before. Last year his team started 0-4, only to win out and make the playoffs. After a 0-4 start this year, the Patriots found their footing in a key 29-7 victory over Medford last Friday.

“This was a good team effort; the whole team performed well together,” said Cicatelli. “And on defense we also had a mammoth effort. We’re

all getting better.”

Youth and inexperience has been a hallmark of this Revere season, going all the way back to the summer. But this Patriots group learns fast, Cicatelli quickly points out, and some of its youngest members are contributing in style.

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On his young team getting up to speed quickly, Cicatelli said the following: “This happened to us last year, but we have our young kids getting more seasoned. They’re feeling better about themselves. We put 29 points on the board against Medford, and it could have been more.

Remember, we’ve played two 4-0 teams and a 4-1 team … we’ve played the iron early on … they’re good listeners, they listen to the coaches and buy into it. There’s no quitting.

Not quitting by the coaches and no quitting by the kids.

It’s about perseverance. Some teams cave in, but not us.”

Revere turned the corner against the Mustangs. They conceded seven points in the opening quarter, then shut down the visitors. Bou-

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Patriots golf team earns win, girls’ volleyball team suffers setbacks

he Revere High School golf team beat Lynn Classical on Tuesday, 27-45.

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Zach Furlong helped to put the Patriots ahead of the Medford Mustangs in the second quarter last Friday, scoring a touchdown off a 50-yard run.

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dreau hooked up with Jonathan Murphy in the end zone in the first; Zach Furlong scored a touchdown off a 50yard run in the second; Darius McNeil rushed in for another score in the third; Edeh Ballo caught Boudreau’s second touchdown pass in the fourth.

Cicatelli also credits Cal Capozzi and Zac Carifio with strong performances on defense; the two led the team in sacks and tackles, and Carifio made an interception.

“That was the turning point of the game,” Cicatelli said of the pick. “Unbelievable athletic play.”

Revere look to make it 2-4 on the season Friday against Swampscott at home.

“They’re a good team,” said Cicatelli of Swampscott, “like all in the NEC. They have a good, accurate-passing QB and they can run. They want to screen you to death. They definitely bring it. We’ll have our work cut out for us.”

lost, 3-0, to Peabody last Friday. The first two sets were quite even, with the Tanners narrowly edging out the Pa-

triots: 25-23 and 25-22. But Peabody won in straight sets, winning 25-12 for the sweep.

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abled the Tanners to equalize.

The Patriots rallied to restore the lead and hang on to win.

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CAPIC celebrates 50 years of serving local communities

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ommunity Action Programs Inter-City (CAPIC) has been serving the communities of Revere, Chelsea and Winthrop for 50 years. With champions like Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo and other state officials, CAPIC has provided for hundreds if not thousands in need over its span of operation. Last week CAPIC celebrated its 50th Anniversary as a community leader with the idea of never refusing anyone in need. CAPIC is located at 100 Everett Ave. in Chelsea.

CAPIC’s Board of Directors.

State Senator Joe Boncore, City Councillors Ira Novoselsky and Joann McKenna, Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo and City Councillor/CAPIC Board Member Tony Zambuto.

Revere grant writer Kathleen Callahan is shown with Interim Revere Police Chief Jim Guido (left) and State Senator Joe Boncore.

Revere Ward 5 Councillor John Powers, CAPIC Executive Director Robert Repucci and Mayor Brian Arrigo.

Honoree Leo Robinson is shown with CAPIC Executive Director Robert Repucci and Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo.

Revere City Councillor Tony Zambuto presents a citation to President of the CAPIC Board Richelle Cromwell; also shown is CAPIC Executive Director Robert Repucci.

Former Revere Mayor Dan Rizzo is A special presentation to Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo shown with CAPIC Executive Director took him by surprise. DeLeo is a champion of the CAPIC Robert Repucci. program for its good work in the communities it serves.

Revere Chamber President Mike and Connie Nicastro are shown with Robert Repucci, Leo Robinson and Richelle Cromwell.

Mayor Brian Arrigo is greeted by CAPIC Board President Richelle Cromwell.

CAPIC Executive Director Robert Repucci welcomes everyone at the Home Wood Suites in Chelsea.

Former Revere Mayor and current Chelsea Town Manager Tom Ambrosino was in attendance and had a lot of great things to say about the CAPIC program.

The President of the CAPIC Board of Directors, Richelle Cromwell, addresses the crowd.

Danny Luberto of Luberto’s Bakery in Revere donated the delicious astry for the event. Dan is shown with Robert Repucci.

(Advocate photos by Al Terminiello)

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Shown marching in the Columbus Day Parade were, Chuckie Patch, Councillor Charlie Patch, Noel Mandell Patch, and David Patch. Shown front row: Sadie Patch, Ava Patch and Vincenzo Palermo.

Mayor Brian Arrigo is shown with his wife, Daveen, and their sons, Joseph and John.

Shown at the Annual Columbus Day Parade are, from left to right, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Governor Charlie Baker, and Councillor John Powers.

Councillor Anthony Zambuto is shown with Lt. Governor Karyn Polito.

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e celebrates Italian Heritage

Ward 6 Councillor Charlie Patch with Councillor John Powers marches in the Columbus Day Parade State Rep. RoseLee Vincent is shown with Speaker of the House his granddaughter, Abby Patch. with his granddaughter, Madeline Case.

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THE REVERE ADVOCATE - Friday, October 13, 2017 THE REVERE ADVOCATE - Friday, January 3, 2014

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~ Sports ~

Hockey Pats skate to fast season start

By Jerry DiStefano

Greetings, neighbors, and welcome the Beach BUZZ…We’ve got some New Greetings, friends, and welcome to the to Friday the 13thCity Edition of the Beach City BUZZ. Year’s resolutions in verse, of course: My life is so disorganized, but I’ve got a great Yes, I know. It’s a scary day, and on the superstition scale of 1 to 10, it rates – well, around solution - total selfharmless improvement is my New I’veiftaken hard look at a 13. How did this little number get toYear’s be badresolution. luck? First off, you’vea got a severe myself, and don’t like what I see.

So in the coming year, I’ll become a better me.

I’ll do case of fear of this day, you’re suffering from a phobia called “paraskavedekatriaphobia,” some crafts, and learn to cook, my soufflés will be divine.

And when I’m in a restaurant, also known as “triskaidekaphobia.” (I think I’d be more afraid to pronounce the words than I’ll be a snob ‘bout wine. to bed by early, with a cuptell of us warm become early actually acknowledge thatI’ll I’mgo affected it.) Historians that milk, someI’llbelieve thatan the riser.

I’ll learn to balance my checkbook too, and become an organizer.

I’ll study a foreign bad luck thing goes way back to Biblical times and the 13th guest at the Last Supper. But language, French or maybe Spanish.

I’ll paytooffshow all my on time, andisall experts on maybe the subject say, “There is very little evidence thatbills Friday the 13th anmy debts will vanish.

I’ll quit my smoking, drinking too, and then I’ll feel quite healthy. unlucky day. Studies have shown that Friday the 13th has little or no effect on events like I’ll save somehospital moneyvisits, everyand week, anddisasters.” that will make wealthy.

And it, when driving accidents, natural Believeme it or don’t believe yourI’m choice. in my car, I won’t flip off the bird.

I’ll keep my calm, and smile a lot, and forget 4 We’ve all heard the usual good and bad luck superstitions, but there are some that youletter words.

I’llbe keep my house in we’d order,like neat and sparkling I’ll only buy things that are might not familiar with that to mention (in the clean. event that you haven’t already on sale I’ll be a Coupon Queen.

My body, I promise, will get in shape something got enough to worry about): Don’t wear red during a lightning storm. In the Philippinesother it’s than round. cottage cheese andIndrink milk,it’s and lose those believed thatI’ll theeat color attracts lightning. partsskim of Africa thought that a twenty woman pounds. who I’ll gain some muscles, my heart, takemeans an exercise class.

Yoga, eats goat’s meat will growwork a beard.

Killing and a spider rain the next day.

In Zumba, France, lifting it’s weights, will help me lose my a$$.

I’ll learn to play the piano, and music will in read.

I’ll believed to be good luck to step in dog poop with your left foot, but bad luck toIstep it with practice daily for hours on end, until my fingers bleed.

I’ll put other’s needs ahead your right. (I’d go “one step” further and say either way, it’s not good.) In Egypt it’s bad luckof mine, year, I’ll feel fulfilled as I give of myself, to to openand andmaybe close athis paircoming of scissors without cutting anything.

In Nigeria it is and bad find luck time to kiss volunteer.

I’ll grow all my veggies at home in the spring, and start them all from seed, a baby on the lips, or they will grow up to be adults who drool. It’s not all gloom and doom I’ll learn to polka and ballroomhowever, dance, and buy of books to read.

I’ll learn like soy when it comes to superstitions; there arelots some good ones out there, too:toCarry milk and eat more sprouts, I’ll trade Dunkin’s for herbal tea.

I’ll only watch shows on an acorn in your pocket to keep you from aging. Spilling water behind someone is a sign of Channel 2, and no more reality TV. Now let me just get all this straight I’m resolving good things to come. In the United Kingdom if you say “rabbit” upon waking up on the firsta better I’ll be thinner, healthier, smarter too, but I’ll liveanything in misery.

Onthe second thought, day of me. the month, you’ll have good luck all month.

In China with number 8 is let’s forget this idea, because really, I don’t give a damn.

My only New Year’s resolution, good. (The word for 8 is similar to the word for fortune and prosperity.) A frog in the house is to like meluck. for who I am…Let’s ring in the BUZZ: The start of a new year means means good Personally, I don’t consider myself a particularly superstitious person, that it’sontime for…the Mayor’s State the City Address, takes place knock wood Lucky you – Annual it’s time for the of BUZZ: Pet peeve time.which I’ve commented onon Monday, 13 at 6:00 P.M. in thethat Joseph DelGrosso Council Chambers this before,January but surprisingly, I have a feeling a few A. people (OK, maybe a handful, at at Citydidn’t Hall.read Mayor invites If youstore can’trecently be there, address will most) it the Rizzo first time.

I wasallinto myattend. local grocery on the a particularly also Revere TVfour on Channel 9…Why not women kick off standing the NewinYear by pledging to busy be day,on and I counted … yes four … different the middle of aisles, give blood?

On January 16 ingredients, from 2:00 - checking 7:00 p.m.prices, headwhile to the Beachmont 150 browsing the shelves, reading their purses sat VFW, wide open Bennington St. of and donate some blood.

You’ll be doing something good, and what you’ll in the kiddie seat their shopping carts with their wallets, cellphones and who knows also receive a voucher a free thoughts: else on display for all thefor world to pound see. OroftoDunkin’ reach in Donuts and grab.coffee…Ran-dumb Ladies! Come on! Knock it It’s 2014, andhaving I can’tyour believe it’s been a whole yearcash since didn’t become a better off! almost Would you enjoy identity, your credit cards, or IiPhone stolen? Thank person; is honest responsible forbecause millionsI really of Christmas gifts arriving late?

OK, here’s goodnessUPS I’m an person, could have scored on that shopping trip! my takebeonmore thatvigilant - How at‘bout shifting a little of has that been responsibility over toannouncement the millions of Please the supermarket.

This a public service morons who to didn’t that Christmas was actually December 25th this reminds year, and … Now back your realize regularly scheduled BUZZ … The Revere Fire Department had 350+ that days to getanthose sent? Hmmm?…So there we14 were, sitting at the everyone there’s Openpackages House scheduled on Saturday, October at 400 Broadway bar DeMaino’s thep.m.

Friday after Christmas with theWeek. usualInsuspects/regulars, fromat10:00 a.m. untilon 2:00 for National Fire Prevention addition to learningall of us sick of Christmas leftovers and craving a “real” meal.

The screen TVs were about fire safety and prevention skills, Papa Gino’s will once again be big on hand to serve up tuned to the football game “the Military Bowl”, which most of us had never heard some delicious free pizza and hand out educational materials. Bring the family to meet theof.

At one point, my Honey voicedFire hisDepartment, opinion - “The difference between the Military fabulous members of Revere’s touronly a Cataldo Service ambulance and Bowl and a regular football game is that in a regular football game, they and learn about fire safety … Also, our Beach City’s Fire Department is welcoming run theirup newest down the field.

In the Military Bowl, they go, left, right, left, right…”

Funny.

And members: Jason Bianchino, Brendan Bonito, Michael Forte and Timothy Catogan. you think easy?…Speaking I promised a stay certain - who canhappening oft be seen in Thankit’s you all for your serviceoftofunny, our community, and safeguy … Lots more warm weather tooling around town in a little Corvette, and who’s initials are Bob this coming weekend, including the Greater Boston Walk for Autism Speaks on the MacC -Boston that I would put this “joke” in the BUZZ. Apparently, “everybody” thinks it’s hysterically Common on Sunday, Oct. 15; 9:00 a.m. registration; Walk begins at 10:15 a.m. funny.

Raise your handinvites if this everyone makes you laugh: A penguin into a bar, … The Except Revereme.

Beach Partnership to the Revere Beach walks Fall Festival! goes to the counter and says to the bartender, “Have you seen my twin brother?”

The Great Pumpkin Dash Registration is 8:30 a.m.; Kids 1 Mile Fun Run: 9:30 a.m.; Great bartender says,5K: “I don’t What does he look like?”…OK, we seewelcome, any hands Pumpkin Dash 10:00know. a.m.; and Pumpkin Festival: 10:30 a.m. did Costumes raised?

Meatneither…That’s for400 thekids BUZZ, BUZZers.

Have aafree happy and –safe New and starting 10:30 a.m., the itfirst under age 12 receive pumpkin courtesy Year, do whatever makes your heartAlso, sing,face-painting, and remember: Youth is whenand you’re of Kelly’s Roast Beef – to decorate. cookie-decorating otherallowed free to stay upactivities. late on From New 10:00 Year’sa.m.-1:00 Eve. Old age is by when you’reforforced to…This week’s children’s p.m. stop and shop fresh local vegetables, SMILEMAKERS: Regina Daley, Lisa Ryan Adam Comeau, fruits and baked goods … And if that’s notFortuna, enough to fill upGreen, your weekend, the annualCarolyn (and Chambers, Garrison, Brown, Allison Morris, Heather Murphy, Tom Mason, always fun!)Valerie Halloween WitchJayden Ride for the Muscular Dystrophy Association leaves Marc Capizzi,Harley-Davidson Lisa Gendreau, at Brendan Hayes, Dennis Barbara Otto from Boston noon and ends in SalemDoucette, at Shetland Park. Holden, Rain date: Swanson, Benoit, Emily Don’t Welch, Mariaeverything Morabito, you andread Roberta Levy…Heeere’s October 22Christine … Ran-dumb thoughts: believe on the internet. One the CHUCKLEmaking (from Ann Onymous): after Christmas, and through announcement the rounds: “This’Twas is the the onlymonth year that Halloween falls on all Friday the the house, Nothing would fitforget me, not even aso blouse. cookies I’d the nibbled, eggnog 13th.

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Don’t to share, all yourThe friends will get news!the Remember I’d taste thetoholiday gonethe to my waist.wasn’t Whencoming I got oninthe scales there arose when weathad smackparties the TV had because channel very clearly?

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Do wine and makes the rumyour balls, thesing, bread and the cheese, And the way I’d one never said, “No thank whatever heart and remember: Paula Deen has no to blame butter self you, please.”

I dressed myself in my Caputo-Carfagna, husband’s old shirt prepared again to … This week’sAs SMILEMAKERS: Joanne LoriAnd Doherty, Janetonce Ancillo, Kevin do battle with dirt--I said to myself, as onlyCarmela I can “ You can’t spend a winter Lee, Cheryl Silva, Steve Perno, Jill Simmons, Sorice, Walter Bennett, Adadisguised Solano, as a man! “ So— away with the last ofFred the sour creamVeronica dip, GetRivas, rid of the fruit cake, every Marie and Joe Amari, Colleen Sullivan, Bamberg, Emily Alcamtar, Ella cracker and Every bit of that I likeMy must beLarge banished, Tiland all the additional Conti and Patchips.

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Marge complained no celery matter stick. how much she exercised, there was still bread, too much butt and thighs, athat long I won’t have hot biscuits, or corn or fat pie,onI’llher munch on a carrot seemed was there stay. “I don’t understand!

I eat one and January I gain 2 and itquietly cry.like I’mit hungry, I’mtolonesome, and life is a bore--But little isn’t donut, that what pounds!

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The Revere High Patriots hockey team has had their best start in years starting with a 4-1-1 overall record in the first six games. The Christmas break has created an awfully 5 lb. Boxes tough non-conference schedule for Revere, as they have had four games in eight nights. In that span, the Patriots have gone 2-1-1.

“This is such a great start for a great group of kids,” Revere coach Joe Ciccarello said. “We only won two games last year and we have already doubled that. It was such a tough year, and to start this season like this is a great feeling for this group of young men.”

NO Revere started their break with a tough game against the SG!!for Mlead Lynn Jets. The Patriots were able to possess a 2-1 the majority of the game, until the third period. Lynn scored a quick Family goal, that the score 2-2, the JetsPack broke the tie Packtied – Center Cut Family – Grade ‘A’ with one minute left. Revere never gave up and decided to pull the goalie in the final minute. Joe Ristano took the spot of the goalie, and made the most of it. Ristano lit up the lamp with 11 seconds left to give Revere a 3-3 tie rather than a loss.

“Lynn is a very talented team and this was a good tie,” Ciccarello said. “Of course it would have been nice to win, but we played great and that’s all I can ask for.”

USDA – 12 lb. Avg. – Whole took Boneless Picnic in their sights.

Revere nextFresh had–Everett The Patriots the momentum they created from the Lynn game and unleashed on the Crimson Tide, to the tune of a 5-1 victory.

Revere then had to travel south to play Bourne. The Patriots started off fast once again, as they took an early 1-0 lead at the end of the first period. Bourne tied the game 1-1 early in the second period. Revere answered with three unanswered goals and took a 4-1 lead. The Patriots fell asleep in the third period, and Bourne answered with three Thin Sliced Family Owngame – Seasoned & Slow Roasted! unanswered goals– of theirPack own, thatMcKinnon’s tied the 4-4 with three minutes left. Ciccarello took a key timeout for Revere to regroup the troops. The timeout paid dividends for the Patriots as freshman Anthony Cacca scored the gamewinner with one minute left.

“It has been someone different every game,” Ciccarello said. “It really has been a collective team effort, and the story of our season is someone new stepping up in a big way.”

Revere in their last game came out flat as can be against Duncan Hines Large Lowell on the road, and the Patriots were defeated 5-1.

“It was the last game after a long road trip,” Ciccarello said. “None of us from coaches to the players were mentally prepared for this game. We will bounce back and have a much better effort in our next game.”

Revere will look for a bounce back effort on Tuesday (December 31st), at home against Somerville.

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Beacon Hill Roll Call

By Bob Katzen

THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives’ and senators’ votes on several of the roll calls on overriding some of Gov. Charlie Baker’s cuts of $320 million in spending in the $39.4 billion fiscal 2018 state budget. A two-thirds vote in both branches is needed for a veto to be overridden. The House has restored the entire $320 million and the Senate has restored $39.8 million and is expected to override many other vetoes in the coming weeks.

House and Senate Democratic leaders say the budget is balanced and that it was necessary and fiscally responsible to override Baker’s cuts that would hurt many people including the sick, seniors, children and minorities.

The governor and GOP leaders question if the state can afford to restore this funding.

Some Republicans said that because of this uncertainty they voted to sustain all of Gov. Baker’s vetoes, even though it meant voting against restoring funding for many good programs they would otherwise have supported.

CUT $302,500 FOR TOBACCO TASK FORCE (H 3800) House 117-35, Senate 343, overrode a reduction of $302,500 (from $897,499 to $594,999) for the Tobacco Task Force.The force was created by the Legislature in 2015 to crack down on the black market of people who sell unstamped cigarettes in order to avoid paying taxes. The commission estimates the state loses millions of dollars in tax revenue each year from illegal tobacco sales.

(A “Yes” vote is for funding the $302,500. A “No” vote is against funding it.)

Rep. Robert DeLeo Rep. RoseLee Vincent Yes Sen. Joseph Boncore Yes

Yes

CUT $300,000 FOR SNAP (H 3800) House 125-27, Senate 370, overrode a reduction of $300,000 (from $600,000 to $300,000) for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps. The state’s website describes SNAP as “providing a monthly benefit to buy nutritious foods. To receive SNAP, you must be low income and be a U.S. citizen or legal non-citizen. Eligibility for SNAP benefits depends on financial and non-financial criteria.”

(A “Yes” vote is for funding the $300,000. A “No” vote is against funding it.)

Rep. Robert DeLeo Rep. RoseLee Vincent Yes Sen. Joseph Boncore Yes

Yes

CUT $6.6 MILLION FOR TRANSITIONAL ASSISTANCE (H 3800) House 132-20, Senate 35-2, overrode a reduction of $6.6 million (from $162.8 million to $156.2 million) for the Transitional Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) Program. The vote also overrode Gov. Baker’s reduction from $300 to $250 in the annual clothing allowance for the children in these families.

(A “Yes” vote is for funding the $6.6 million. A “No” vote is against funding it.)

Rep. Robert DeLeo Rep. RoseLee Vincent Yes Sen. Joseph Boncore Yes

Yes

CUT $122,274 FOR PRISONER’S LEGAL SERVICES (H 3800) House 117-35, overrode a reduction of $122,274 (from $1,609,465 to $1,487,191) in funding for Prisoners’ Legal Services, a program that provides legal representation for indigent and disadvantaged defendants.

(A “Yes” vote is for funding the $122,274. A “No” vote is against funding it.)

Rep. Robert DeLeo Rep. RoseLee Vincent Yes

Yes

CUT ENTIRE $150,000 FOR JOB TRAINING FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES (H 3800) House 136-16, overrode the

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(A “Yes” vote is for funding the $150,000. A “No” vote is against funding it.)

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CUT $303,734 FOR CHELSEA SOLDIERS’ HOME (H 3800) Senate 37-0, overrode a reduction of $303,734 (from $27,210,690 to 26,906,956) in funding for the maintenance and operation of the Chelsea Soldier’s Home, a Bay State VA Hospital serving veterans.

(A “Yes” vote is for funding the $303,734. A “No” vote is against funding it.)

Sen. Joseph Boncore

Yes

CUT ENTIRE $50,000 FOR POST-PARTUM DEPRESSION (H 3800) Senate 37-0, overrode the veto of the entire $50,000 for a post-partum depression pilot program.

(A “Yes” vote is for funding the $50,000. A “No” is against funding it.)

Sen. Joseph Boncore

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 legislative sessions are only one aspect of the Legislature’s job and that a lot of important work is done out-

side 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 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 October 2-6, the House met for a total of five hours and 13 minutes and Senate met for a total of two hours and 52 minutes.

MON.OCTOBER 2 House11:04 a.m. to11:12 a.m.

Senate 11:06 a.m. to11:16 a.m.

TUES. OCTOBER 3 No House session No Senate session WED.OCTOBER 4 House11:01 a.m. to 3:58 p.m.

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RMEFCU | from page 1 it union accounts so the credit union makes it easy and affordable to open one. “For just $5.00 you can open an account,” said Kingston, adding, “And that’s not even a fee because we return the $5.00 if you close the account. We’re just trying to help families as much as we can.”

The credit union is very “fee adverse” as it tries not to charge any fees at all, said Kingston, which make it all the more welcoming to do business.

Over the past two decades, the majority of financial institutions have gone “fee crazy” – whether you take out a loan, bank online or just have a checking account – to the big banks, it’s all about the fees.

But that’s all changed in Revere. “If you have a problem, come talk to us; we won’t charge you $35.00 every time there’s a problem,” said Kingston.

The Revere Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union’s loan rates: 1.99% on new cars, 2.8% on used cars and 6% personal loan rates, which

helps their members get out of credit card debt. And like all major banks and credit unions, RMEFCU also offers home equity lines of credit.

RMEFCU is full service, offering the latest in customer service technology, including remote deposit capture, which allows members to make deposits by scanning their checks through their mobile app; virtual banking online; E-Signature if you can’t make it to the credit union’s City Hall office; debit cards and checking accounts.

“Pretty much all the bells and whistles everyone else has, including home equity loans,” Kingston said.

“We don’t offer Certificates of Deposit (CDs) or credit cards,” said Kingston, saying that sometimes credit cards become a problem for people.

From your child’s first saving account to home equity loans, RMEFCU has it all for Revere – and exclusively for Revere citizens as you must

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Obituaries Mary Monica T. (McCool) Fletcher

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ifelong Revere resident Of Revere, Oct. 4, at age 98. Beloved wife of the late Walter E. Fletcher. Dear and devoted mother of Marian Kelly and her late husband, James of Groveland, Walter Jr. and his wife, Joyce of MD, James and his wife, Linda of Woburn, Francis and his wife, Patricia of Woburn, Kathryn Antonangeli and her husband, John of Medford, Paul of FL, Rita Santangelo and her husband, Richard of Revere, Monica Gamby and her husband, Fred of NH, John and his wife, Lisa of FL, and Susan Cross and her husband, Ray of Revere. She was predeceased by 11 siblings. Loving “Grandma” of 23 loving grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren and 4 great-great-grandchildren. Her funeral was held from the Cafasso & Sons Funeral Home on Tuesday, October 10, followed by a funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church, Revere. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden. Contributions in Mary Monica’s memory to the EWTN (Catholic Television) 5817 Old Leeds Rd., Irondale, AL 35210 would be sincerely appreciated. Cafas-

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7. The first sequel to the film “King Kong” was what?

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The Revere Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union, which was begun 55 years ago by 10 Revere police officers, now has a branch inside Revere High School to service the students. “A lot of the kids who need to get started, with their first job at 16, need someplace to put their money,” said Kingston. “In partnership with the City of Revere Parks & Rec-

reation last year – 15-year-old kids couldn’t cash their checks with no identification, so we offered them direct deposit, a debit card and no worries of cashing or losing a paycheck.

It’s good-to-go with direct deposit.”

That in itself is worth the peace of mind to the students and their families. Kingston said there are currently over 300 students at RHS who are

credit union members.

This past spring, the credit union expanded to the Winthrop Public School system allowing its entire student population and their families access to the credit union membership.

What draws so many to the municipal credit union is its “personal touch” where less is more. “We don’t have menus, menus are for restaurants,” said the manager. “When you call the credit union, a real person is going to answer the

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Despite the potential for growth at the credit union, Kingston says the competition in the banking and credit union industry has become “big box” bought out by international corporations, and, “We don’t want to be that “big box” store.”

With all the technology that has changed for banking and credit union customers, RMEFCU remains a small, local independent credit union that can compete yet stay personable for its customers. “Our loans have almost tripled in the last four years thanks to all the services we’ve added,” he said, attributing the credit union’s success to the many technological advances in services.

Although RMEFCU services City Hall employees and is situated inside City Hall, the credit union is independent of the City of Revere itself. “The City is nice enough to give us

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space at City Hall, but we’re not connected to the City [of Revere] whatsoever,” said Kingston. “We’re employees of the credit union.”

Other membership benefits include used car sales with Enterprise Rent-A-Car, a good resource for its members.

“Personal service, lower rates, and lower or no fees are what RMEFCU offers to Revere citizens,” said Kingston.

“Banks live off of customer fees – that’s why banks offer free checking, for fees.”

Kingston was honored by Bankers and Tradesman newspaper with the Credit Union Hero Award last month for the credit union’s partnership with the schools. It’s another reason why the credit union has 2,000 members and is still growing.

The credit union is staffed by four employees; three at City Hall and one at the high school.

Revere Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union is located at Revere City Hall, 281 Broadway, Revere. Call 781-286-8116 for more information.

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