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“It’s a wonderful truth that when one brings light to others, it always come back to brighten a path for the giver as well.”

(Lincoln Patz)

VOLUME XVIII - ISSUE 42

Paul Gannon Candidacy Feted at CAPO

by Rick Winterson Paul Gannon is a born-andbrought-up South Boston native, who now lives in Hingham, where he is a Selectman. His insurance business is still here in South Boston at A Street and West Broadway in the Lower

End. He now uses the Southeast Expressway on a daily basis.

Always active in politics, Paul is running for State Senator. Because his residence is now in Hingham, Paul is running for the Plymouth/Norfolk District Senate seat.

His South Boston friends and Continued on page 3

Paul Gannon (center) and his “Election Committee”: Councilor-at-Large Michael Flaherty, State Rep. Nick Collins, District 2 City Councilor Bill Linehan, and Register of Deeds candidate Stephen Murphy. Congressman Stephen Lynch was tied up in Washington.

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The South Boston Community Health Center has been a prominent member of South Boston’s support systems. For many years, it has been a bellwether of where modern medicine is headed; it dies this by caring for many thousands of local residents at its two West Broadway locations.

Wednesday morning, October 26, the Health Center formally extended its benign footprint to the waterfront. The blue ribbon in front of 505 Congress Street (John Drew’s Waterfront project) was cut at 9:30. The “South Boston Health Seaport” facility, dedicated to the memory of Paul Drew, was open. More news on this welcome addition to our waterfront to follow.

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In this writer’s opinion, the upcoming World Series should be one of the most interesting in recent years. This is the first World Series since 1945 for the Cubs, when they won 98 games (in a 154-game season). The Dodgers that year, then based in Brooklyn, came in third in the National League; the St.

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The World Series in 2016

Louis Cardinals were second.

The Cubs lost the Series to the Detroit Tigers, 4-3, leaving their last Series-winning year at 1908, where it has been ever since.

game ever - and then beat the then Boston Braves in the World Series, 4-2. The Braves, long since located in Atlanta, got them back in the 90s; we never have.

The Cleveland Indians had their last winning World Series in 1948, when they first beat the Red Sox in a regular season AL playoff game – the first such

But the most interesting tilt will be between Cleveland Coach Terry Francona and Theo Epstein, who possesses the august title of Chicago Cubs President of Base-

ball Operations. We’ll see the contest for supremacy between a team builder like Theo and a hands-on, dugout-based Manager like Tito.

South Boston Online is pulling for the Cubs – the better team with 103 regular season wins.

What do you think?

Stay tuned!

The Moon Was Near; Exceptional Tides

We sometimes forget that South Boston is a maritime neighborhood. Google up a map of our hometown and check it out – more than 80% of our border is salt sea water. Seriously. Early last week, the moon was not only brilliantly full, with a slight orange overtone, it had approached the earth more closely than usual. This caused extra-low tides, as in “mud flats all around”, and correspondingly high tides, as in washing over the Curley Center fences and Morrissey Boulevard. And these weren’t the usual high course tides that occur at the March and September equinoxes.

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“Trick or Treat along East and West Broadway” on Monday, October 31, 2016 from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.

Participating establishments will be clearly marked with an orange and black poster inviting the children to stop in for a treat.

The South Boston Chamber of Commerce – now collaborating with the South Boston NDC will once again be hosting this years annual event that allows families to stroll safely along East and West Broadway for a fun and enjoyable Halloween.

Broadway businesses wishing to participate – that have not already received a poster, should contact the South Boston NDC office at 617-268-9610.

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Gannon Fete

colleagues – more than a hundred of them – showed up last night to celebrate his candidacy, at a party thrown for him by a truly outstanding Election Committee. This Committee included State Representative Nick Collins, City Councilor-at-Large Michael Flaherty, District 2 City Councilor Bill Linehan, and Register of Deeds candidate Stephen Murphy. The fifth member of this ad hoc committee, Congressman Stephen Lynch, was detained in Washington on urgent business.

There was an optimistic buzz among those who attended Paul’s celebration. It was a reunion of sorts; the optimism surrounding Paul’s campaign was audible.

Attorney General Dan Conley was a welcome surprise guest.

And Paul made no secret about his

wish that many people from South Boston come to Hingham on Election Day (Tuesday, November 8) to help out at the polling places.

At 7 p.m., the program began.

Each “committee” member spoke – praising both Paul and his run for office, and greeting all of the guests. Paul’s remarks were wideranging, beginning with thankyous to everyone there, as well as to CAPO and its staff for providing such great support to his celebration. Interestingly, he referred to his political background in South Boston as being extremely useful in his current position as a Hingham Selectman. He then brought his remarks home by revealing it was his mother’s birthday. He and the crowd sang “Happy Birthday” to her.

It was a great get-together. Good luck in your campaign, Paul.

Paul Gannon’s mother celebrates her birthday at last evenings event

Attonrey General Dan Conley shows his support for Paul.

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Poetry in South Boston

by Rick Winterson

Last Saturday afternoon saw another of the increasingly popular poetry readings at the Branch Library from 1:30 to 3. As usual, the event was emceed by Dotty Morris and featured some of the members of her South Boston writing group. You may or may not know that, in addition to the many other cultural outlets in South Boston, there is an informal but very active number of people engaged in cultural writing. The public is always welcome at these readings in the Branch Library; watch for the next one yourself. They are free.

Dotty Morris, a poet in her own right, served skillfully as the afternoon’s Emcee. Rick Winterson began the 90-minute session with a brief discussion of Shakespearean sonnets, and their ongoing

value 400 years after Shakespeare’s death in Stratford on Avon. We haven’t enough space to mention everyone in detail, but there were many high-quality readings.

Pater Schofield began the readings with the sharp imagery of his “I Walked the Island, referring to Castle Island, of course.

Elaine Croce Happnie read a delightful poem about the “T’s” Red Line. Lorie Walsh followed with her sardonic poem “Lunch”, which reveals the bigotry that penetrates so many of our seemingly innocent gatherings.

Many of you might think that poetry is always a serious, serious pursuit. You can’t be blamed for having that opinion, after being inundated with so-called “confessional poetry” late in the last century. However, last Saturday in the Branch Library, humorous poetry abounded, including lim-

SOUTHBOSTONONLINE.COM ericks. Bob Russell read a poem

by English lyricist W.S. Gilbert, Dan McCole told an Irish ghost story (hey, Halloween is coming, after all), and Joe Kebartas closed the readings with “Joe Longlegs, Sue Shortlegs”, which had a happy, short-legged ending.

It was a good session. Be sure to attend next time. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the quality of the poetry and the fun you’ll have listening to the “voices of South Boston”. The

poetry readings are open to adults, from young adults (the politically correct term for teenagers) to mature men and women – the current record is held by a poet and one of Saturday’s readers Mary Doriot, who has turned 97.

And please attend the Library Book Sale on Saturday, November 19, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Lorie Walsh’s “Musical Memories” Singalong on Monday, November 28, at 1 p.m.

Peter Schofield narrates his poetry, as Emcee Dotty Morris looks

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Local artist Dan McCole is also a poet – humorous, yet with a strong meaning.

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Fire Safety Bill Signed

Last week, a bill filed by State Representative Nick Collins related to public safety and hot works was signed into law.

This bill, cosponsored by both Rep. Collins and Senator Kenneth J. Donnelly (D-Arlington), was drawn up after the tragic fire caused by unpermitted welding that took the lives of two Boston Firefighters in the Back Bay in 2014. The bill will establish a commission consisting of primary fire safety officials in the Commonwealth, members appointed by the Governor and Legislature, as well as experienced professionals in the burning and hot works trades.

The commission will evaluate the current regulations, punishments and penalties of welding

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“The safety of our Commonwealth’s citizens must always be our first priority, especially our firefighters and first responders,” stated Rep. Collins. “It is my hope that this commission will find and fix the flaws under current requirements and practices to ensure accidents like the fire in the Back Bay never happen again.”

The Gavin Foundation hosted an event with the Mayor’s Office of Recovery Services in South Boston to raise awareness for the new “311 for Recovery Services” hotline and Red Ribbon Week next week. First Check Diagnostics offered parents free home drug test kits and prevention plans from non-profit notMYkid at the Gavin Foundation Devine Recovery Center.

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Marilyn Collins’ Retirement Party

She’s going to be missed

he concluded. “They members and staff embraced her the first day she started working her but she felt it was time to leave and spend more time with me and the grandchildren.”

By Kevin Devlin On Sunday, October 23, the South Boston Yacht Club entertainment committee held a retirement party for their beloved secretary, Marilyn Collins. Friends and family members gathered to show their appreciation of a job well done; wishing her well in her future endeavors.

Marilyn worked at the yacht club for fifteen years as their go-to person. She did the payroll, took care of billing matters, overseen the stewards, bartenders, cleaners, launch operators, and those involved in the summer junior sailing program. She also obtained permits, accepted and processed new membership applications, as well as hired and fired personnel. She said she did so much she couldn’t remember everything.

It’s a fact that not too many people can conclude they loved every aspect and every minute of their job, but Marilyn readily conceded to this affirmation.

“It’s been an incredible experience working here,” she said, with a smile. “I’ve met amazing and wonderful people and formed lifelong relationships.

But I’ll never really leave. I love it

The yacht club’s commodore, Einar “Irish” Myrvang knew he was fortunate to have such a dedicated worker in charge of such yacht club matters.

Marilyn Collins (center) is pictured with her family at the yacht club.

Broadway Development),” he here. I’ll still come here on Sunsaid. “I was only sixteen years days and meet with the ‘Sunday old and saw her (Marilyn) walkLunch’ group of woman. We ing past me. The next time I exchange recipes, laugh a lot, and saw her I was with a few of my solve the problems of the world. friends and said to them, ‘See “It’s bittersweet and with mixed that girl? I’m gonna marry her.’” emotion that I’m leaving,” she conAnd one year later they met a cluded. “But it’s time to move on dance and the rest was history. and start a new phase in my life with But this was only the beginning my family and grandchildren.” for Marilyn. She worked in the Her husband, Jimmy Collins, HR department for Blue Cross, is looking forward to spendBlue Shield for many years before ing more time with his teenshe ventured over to the yacht age sweetheart. They started club to become their secretary. dating over a half-century ago, “She loves this place, loves the and will celebrate their fiftieth people” her husband added. “She’s wedding anniversary next year. really never going to leave. It’s too “I was working a summer job much a part of her. This is the greatcutting grass at the D Street est yacht club in the world. Our projects (now called the West kids grew up here and our grandkids will spend time here also.

“She’s one of the greatest workers we have ever had,” he said. “It’s a tough job dealing with people and making sure everything is done right but she did a fantastic job. We are going to miss her.”

Cheryl Flaherty, a member of the yacht club’s entertainment committee also had high praise for their outgoing secretary.

“Marilyn is basically the heart and soul of the yacht club,” she said. “She was our go-to person; always doing her job. She greeted everyone who came into the club with a smile and a kind word.

She’s a genuinely nice person.

She’s quiet and didn’t want a party but we overruled her wishes and organized this party so everyone could say goodbye to her. We’ve also got a bunch of goodwill and farewell ‘messages in a bottle’ that the members wrote to her so she can read them in her leisure.

Everyone has kind words for her and she’s going to be missed.”

“Marilyn loved every minute working at the yacht club,”

Yacht club trustee member, Jerry Galvin, is holding court with friends.

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This hearty crew had fun at the retirement party.

Kenny Morrell supplied the music at the retirement party.

Cheryl Flaherty (left) and Barbara O’Dwyer are pictured with the commodore.

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Catholic Academy News Thank you to all the families that came out for the South Boston Catholic Academy Early Childhood Carnival on Thursday evening, October 13, 2016!

Children enjoyed face painting, the balloons, the dancing, photo booth and much more!

Everyone had great time!

South Boston Catholic Academy (www.sbcatholicacademy.

org) is currently accepting applications for all classes PreK-Grade 6.

We have Before School and After School Programs available and have small class size; high acceptance rate to Parochial, Private and Boston Exam Schools. Please contact; Mrs. Barbara Keohane with any questions or for a tour of the School at b.keohane@sbcatholicacademy.org or phone 617268-2326 for more information.

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Did you know there’s a new dog park in South Boston?

Dogs and their human companions are now welcome to enjoy the new East First Street Dog Park which opens today. Massport worked alongside state and local elected officials and the MBTA to design and construct the $400,000 dog park for the residents of South Boston.

The quarter-acre park is located on East First Street, between M Street and O Street, and features benches, a pet fountain, and doggie exercise equipment.

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Safe Wheels for Sydni....Here She Grows AGain Many of you know our amazing friend Sydni Pecevich from the Safe Home for Sydni project that made her S. Boston home handicap accessible. The modifications were a blessing and have enabled Sydni to continue living at home full time with her sister, brother and Cathy, a single mom who has devoted her life to caring and advocating for Sydni.

For those unfamiliar with Sydni’s story, at 2 months old she was diagnosed with a rare malignant brain tumor. She endured extensive chemotherapy, surgeries and hospitalizations. Sydni was not expected to survive but she has, defying doctors’ expectations. Sydni has many disabilities, but she faces them head-on daily. Sydni is a survivor, living a happy, cancer free life and getting ready to celebrate her 12th birthday in November.

The challenge we face today is that Sydni is growing rapidly from FALL GYM PROGRAMS HALLOWEEN PARTY th

The Tynan Community Center Council Annual Halloween Party will be held today October 27 from 3:30-5:00 pm for children 10 & under. Please join us for some ghoulish games, freaky fun, frightening food and Costume Parade with prizes. Party will be held in the Cafeteria.

TOTS GYM Tots gym is for boys and girls, ages 4-6. This program will be held on Monday and Thursday afternoon, from 3:00pm to 4:00pm. The participants will enjoy free play time followed by simple game activities that will help develop their motor skills but most importantly have fun while keeping active and learning new games. There is an annual membership fee of $5 for the year. If interested stop by on Monday or Thursday to register. Spaces are still available.

JUNIOR GYM Junior gym is for boys and girls, ages 7-11. Classes will be held on Monday and Thursdays 4-5 pm. The children will enjoy playing various recreational games, such as Medic, Dodgeball, Kickball, Capture the Flag and much more. There will be a $5 membership required. Stop by Monday or Thursday to register.

FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE AGES 7-11 Registration is still taking place for the boys and girls Flag Football League. If you have not registered you may stop by the Tynan any afternoon to sign up. The league will begin Tuesday, November 1st. There is still time to get on a team. A $5 membership fee is required.

TEEN PROGRAMS We are in the process planning a teen boys’ flag football league on Fridays. Stop by and register with Greg in the gym. Katie O’Connell is working on a Fitness and Conditioning Class for Teen Girls Only. The Tynan is also process of locating an area for a Teen Center we hope to open very soon. Please watch the Tynan Happenings for further information.

ADULT COED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Our annual Coed Volleyball League will begin Thursday, November 3rd. Games will be played on Thursday evenings. We are looking for individual players who would like to participate in the recreation league to fill some empty slots on existing teams. If you are interested please contact Kathy Davis at the Community Center @ (617) 635-5110. Practice time for interested participants will be held tonight at 7 pm.

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Mass for Greiving Families The South Boston-Seaport Catholic Collaborative will be celebrating a Mass for those carrying a heavy burden of grief and in memory of those who have died too soon from acts of violence, from addiction, and from despair leading to suicide. The Mass will be held at the Chapel of Our Lady of Good Voyage, 65 Northern Ave, on Sunday, November 6 at 7:00 p.m.

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For the first time ever, registered Boston voters can vote at any early voting location from Monday, October 24 – Friday, November 4 in the City, including City Hall. Pick a time and place that is best for you.

Voter registration deadline is October 19.

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SAT. OCT. 29, 12 p.m. – 6 p.m.

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ZONING HEARING

The Zoning Commission of the City of Boston hereby gives notice, in accordance with Chapter 665 of the Acts of 1956, as amended, that a public hearing will be held on November 16, 2016, at 9:30 AM, in Room 900, Boston City Hall, in connection with Text Amendment Application No. 470 and Map Amendment Application No. 691, filed by the Boston Redevelopment Authority d/b/a Boston Planning and Development Agency (“BRA”).

Said applications would delete Article 57 (St. Vincent Neighborhood District) and “Map 4E, St. Vincent Neighborhood District,” of the Boston Zoning Code and amend Article 68 (South Boston Neighborhood District) and “Map 4, South Boston,” and “Map 4F, South Boston Neighborhood District” by adopting the recommendations of the South Boston Rezoning Initiative.

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PROJECT PROPONENT: Peter Zagorianakos, of 902 East Second Street, LLC

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Community Update with regard to proposed changes to the approved Small Project Review to increase the total unit count from 36 units to 39 units. The Proponent is seeking a determination that the proposed changes do not significantly increase the impacts of the project.

Copies of the petitions and a map of the area involved may be viewed at the office of the Zoning Commission, Room 916, Boston City Hall, between 9 AM and 5 PM any day except Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays.

For the Commission, Kathleen R. Pedersen Executive Secretary

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Boston Planning & Development Agency One City Hall Square, 9th Floor Boston, MA 02201 617.918.4311 Lance.Campbell@Boston.gov

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The Zoning Commission of the City of Boston hereby gives notice, in accordance with Chapter 665 of the Acts of 1956, as amended, that a public hearing will be held on November 16, 2016, at 9:00 AM, in Room 900, Boston City Hall, in connection with a petition for the approval of the Third Amendment to the Master Plan for Planned Development Area No. 69, South Boston/The 100 Acres (“Third Amendment”) and the Development Plan for General Electric Headquarters Campus, South Boston, Massachusetts within Planned Development Area No. 69, South Boston/The 100 Acres (“Development Plan”), filed by the Boston Redevelopment Authority d/b/a Boston Planning and Development Agency (“BRA”). Said petitions will be heard only if approved at the BRA Board of Director’s Meeting scheduled for November 1, 2016.

Said Third Amendment would allow for certain changes in the Master Plan’s Illustrative Plan, Use Plan, Open Space Plan, Rights-of-Way Plan and Buildout Plan. Said Development Plan consists of approximately 388,070 gross square feet, and includes the rehabilitation of the Brick Buildings including the connection of the Brick Buildings by a shared atrium/lobby; the construction of a new approximately 293,300 square foot, 12story building that will be connected to the Brick Buildings by a pedestrian bridge and GE Plaza, a new pedestrian walkway open to the public that will run from Necco Street to the Fort Point Channel; and the construction of public realm improvements, including approximately 61,490 square feet of outdoor public space, an enhanced Harborwalk, green space, interpretive signage and amenities.

A copy of the petition, a map of the area involved and the Third Amendment and Development Plan may be viewed at the office of the Zoning Commission, Room 916, Boston City Hall, between 9 AM and 5 PM any day except Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays.

For the Commission, Kathleen R. Pedersen Executive Secretary

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By The Warren Group Buyer Quiana J Scott-Ferguso Claude Defay Adrian Osorio Jose A Secret Thao T Nguyen Dilia Feliz 25 Chickatawbut St LLC Adam S Boger TL Management T 28 Jenkins Street LLC D&S Dorchester Street LLC Joseph T Santabarbara Inkit LLC John Mannion Carolyn L Cawley Josefa A Barbosa-Gomes Tarik Kafel Swing Oil LLC Madeleine K Rodriguez Andrew Berthe Gail A Racicot Anthony Colson Brian M Ricker Stephane Kowalczuk Daniel J Hurstak Adam L Stevenson Ryan R Bourque

Address 9 Dove St 336 Adams St #14 11 Speedwell St 22 Draper St 46 Adams St #B8 40-1/2 Glenway St 23 Chickatawbut St 18 Thomas Park 185 L St 28 Jenkins St 375 Dorchester St 13 Emmet St #1 614 E 3rd St #1 314 W 4th St #1 9 W Broadway #513 17 Glen St #3 16 Taft St #3 10 Ashmont Ct #3 246-250 W 3rd St #3 551 E 6th St #3 685 E 8th St #2 519 E 1st St #3 519 E 1st St #5 519 E 1st St #4 519 E 1st St #7 519 E 1st St #6 319 A St #412

City Boston Dorchester Dorchester Dorchester Dorchester Dorchester Dorchester South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston Dorchester Dorchester Dorchester South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston South Boston Boston

Zipcode 02125-3053 02122-1214 02122-1512 02122-1623 02122-1718 02121-4008 02122-2207 02127-2945 02127-4244 02127-3515 02127-2740 02127-1514 02127-2319 02127-2621 02127-1076 02125-2125 02125-1819 02122-2304 02127-1339 02127-3003 02127-4234 02127-1402 02127-1402 02127-1402 02127-1402 02127-1402 02210-1611

Price $265,809 $150,000 $620,000 $265,000 $182,000 $549,999 $956,000 $1,165,000 $1,441,400 $425,000 $840,000 $530,000 $515,000 $250,000 $640,000 $269,000 $366,400 $366,300 $865,000 $770,000 $630,000 $585,000 $1,090,000 $1,040,000 $1,150,000 $595,000 $785,000

Date 10/03/16 10/03/16 10/06/16 10/05/16 10/07/16 10/07/16 10/07/16 10/05/16 10/07/16 10/03/16 10/07/16 10/07/16 10/05/16 10/03/16 10/07/16 10/06/16 10/05/16 10/05/16 10/07/16 10/04/16 10/07/16 10/03/16 10/03/16 10/03/16 10/03/16 10/04/16 10/07/16

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