THE LYNN JOURNAL

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THE LYNN JOURNAL

The Lynn Journal
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Council approves
use of state funds
to improve access
to Market Square
LACC BREAKFAST
By Cary Shuman
Please see FUNDS Page 3
Dr. Nicholas Sarantopoulos, president and CEO of breakfast Gold
Sponsor Community Brotherhood Credit Union, Leslie Gould, president and CEO of Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce, and Lynn Mayor
Judith Flanagan Kennedy. Please see page 8 for more photos.
The Lynn Area Chamber of
Commerce welcomed Congressman Seth Moulton to Lynn on
Wednesday morning at A Land
of a Thousand Hills coffee shop.
Moulton was on hand to answer
questions in a Q&A format.
Moulton's chief concern for
Lynn and the North Shore was
transportation. He see's connecting the north rail lines to the
south, North Station to South
Station, as a key link needed to
revitalize Lynn.
Moulton also wants to increase the number of trains to
Please see LACC Page 2
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Congressman Seth Moulton answered questions about the revitalizing of Lynn and transportation from Lynn to the rest of the state.
Earlier this year when Patrick
Calnan visited the office at St.
Joseph’s Cemetery in Lynn to inquire about a statue of St. Joseph
that was removed over 3 years
ago, he was told that the statue
had fallen off its pedestal during
high winds and was damaged.
Sympathetic cemetery workers
said there was no money in a tight
budget to repair and reinstall it.
Calnan, a skilled masonry contractor, now retired, immediately
volunteered to do the repairs and
place it back on its perch free of
charge. Cemetery staff readily
accepted the offer.
Calnan then organized family
members and friends, most of
who had construction experience
and the work began. The first task
OCTOBER 10 –14, 2016
reater Lynn Senior Services
wishes to take this opportunity to thank and recognize
its case management team—
numbering over 150 individuals—
for making a difference every day
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Statue of St. Joseph restored,
replaced at St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Special to the Journal
Congressman Moulton speaks at LACC meeting
breakfast.
Helen Mihos, who retired as
principal of the Lincoln-Thompson School following an outstanding 38-year career in education, and Ryan McDermott, a
Lynn Police officer since 2005
and current student resource officer at a Lynn middle school, will
receive the 2016 Distinguished
Service Awards.
David Solimine Sr. and Alan
F. Kline are the co-chairmen of
the breakfast that recognizes
achievements in Scouting and is
a fundraiser for Scouting activi-
in the lives of older adults and
people living with disabilities in
Lynn, Lynnfield, Nahant, Saugus,
and Swampscott. Thanks to you,
we’re celebrating 40 years of
caring.
was to pour a new concrete pedestal on which the statue would
rest. Repairs to the statue itself
followed and included a new
concrete base with dowels and
several coats of paint. Also the
staff, which had been damaged,
was repaired. Finally the statue
was ready to be returned to the
Please see ST. JOSEPH Page 3
Next week
BLUE
Recycling week
For more info. call the
Lynn DPW at
781-477-7099
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Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy will host the 31st Annual
Mayor’s Breakfast for Scouting
on Thursday, Oct. 20 at the Porthole Restaurant in Lynn.
Eagle Scout Andrew Krause,
Scoutmaster of Troop 121 at St.
Mary’s Church, will be the program’s featured speaker. Andrew
is the son of Item sports editor
Steve Krause and Linda Krause.
Mayor Kennedy, who has
been very supportive of Scouting
programs during her reign as the
city’s chief executive, will deliver the leadership address at the
By Joseph Domelowicz Jr.
The Lynn City Council voted
Tuesday night to authorize the
use of $2.5 million in a fiscal
2015 MassWorks award to Lynn,
to improve traffic in and around
the intersection of Western Avenue and Federal Street, at the
site of the planned Market basket
store and shopping plaza.
The vote by the council essentially green lights the construction of roadway improvements
that will allow motorists and others seeking to access the site, to
do so safely.
The intersection, which currently has traffic from five different directions converging, will be
Mayor’s Breakfast for Scouting
set for Thursday, October 20
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and from Lynn on a daily basis to
Boston and extend the Blue Line
to Lynn. "That's the vision, to be
able to take a train to Logan."
"Lynn is the same distance
from downtown (Boston) as
Brooklyn is from Manhattan,"
said Moulton. "Lynn has the fundamentals."
"People who can't afford the
$1.5 million starter condo in Boston could commute from Lynn to
work," said Moulton.
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Congressman Seth Moulton with
Chamber President and CEO
Leslie Gould.
Jamie Cerulli, Chief of Staff for Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy, Teresa Sarno, Chair of the Lynn Area
Chamber of Commerce, Rick Wood, Vice Chair of LACC, and Taso Nikolakopoulos, Immediate Past Chair,
and other Chamber members and dignitaries stood on Munroe St. on Wednesday morning to welcome
Congressman Seth Moulton who would spend time with them at the local coffee shop, Land of a Thousand
Hills, answering questions they had in an open discussion.
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The coffee hour, meet and greet attracted many local business owners
concerned with growth and the city.
Scott Livingston of Sterling Machine asked, "What are you going to do
to the change the perception that Lynn is not a good place to live?"
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cemetery better than ever.
On a recent Saturday the
restoration crew worked for
the better part of a day to lift
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the statue back in place above
a stone wall on the cemetery’s
main road. This time it is firmly
doweled in place and additional
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masonry clips installed to ensure
that it will stay in place for many
years to come.
Pat Calnan’s late wife, Kathleen and two sons Patrick (PJ)
and John are buried nearby and
he takes great comfort in knowing that St. Joseph’s statue is
back where it belongs. Many
visitors to the cemetery have
commented on how they missed
the statue through the years and
thanked Calnan and his crew for
having it restored.
Community service has been
a hallmark of Patrick Calnan’s
life. He has been serving on the
City’s Zoning Board of Appeals
for over 42 years.
the heart of the city.
Markey Basket is scheduled to
open in September 2017 and city
officials have indicated that the
roadway improvements will begin in the next few weeks and be
completed by the spring of 2017.
Meninno Construction of Lynn
is already on the Market Basket
site preparing the site for construction as well.
re-developed into a traffic circle,
with new lighting, traffic signals
and pedestrian improvements,
so that shoppers and employees
accessing the site in downtown
Lynn can do so more easily.
The $2.5 million state investment in the project supports the
$30 million in private investment
that will bring a brand new stateof-the-art grocery chain and other
shopping and office amenities to
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Shannon Murphy in the Mayor’s
Office at 781-599-1444.
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Representative Donald Wong receives endorsement of Saugus Firefighters Union
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Representative Donald H.
Wong has received a unanimous
endorsement from members of
the International Association of
Firefighters (IAFF) Local #1003,
Saugus’s organization of professional fire fighters responsible for
the safety and well being of the
community’s more than 26,000
residents. In announcing their
endorsement, IAFF #1003 President William E. Cross III expressed support for Rep. Wong’s
defense of first responders in the
9th Essex district.
“On behalf of the members of
Saugus Firefighters Local #1003
we are proud to unanimously endorse [Rep. Wong] for re-election to the Massachusetts House
of Representatives,” said IAFF
Local #1003 President William
E. Cross III. “[He has] always
been a friend to public safety
and especially fire fighters and
we look forward to working with
[him] in the future.”
“I am honored to be unanimously endorsed by the men
and women who wake up every
morning with a deep and abiding
commitment to protecting the
lives of families and individuals across Saugus,” said Representative Donald Wong. “I hope
today’s announcement reminds
residents of the battles our firefighters face both during and after their careers of service. Our
communities must demand a robust defense of fire fighters and
all first responders, which I work
to provide every day at the State
House.”
Representative Donald H.
Wong is a three-term member
of the Massachusetts Legislature representing parts of Saugus, Wakefield and Lynn. He is
a 41-year resident of Saugus and
a third generation business owner of the Kowloon restaurant on
Route 1. The Committee to ReElect Donald Wong encourages
voters to learn more about his
candidacy by visiting his website at www.donaldhwong.com
or following him on Facebook
ahead of Election Day on November 8, 2016.
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From left to right: Fire Lieutenant David Springer, Representative Donald H. Wong, and IAFF Local #1003
Union President William E. Cross III.
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Lynn English High School
student DeLeon named
Triple-Impact Competitor
Cynthia DeLeon.
and as a teammate committed to
helping her teammates improve
every day. We were impressed
that in her three years of high
school, she contributed not only
to her teams but to the school
community at large. Cynthia is
a Triple-Impact Competitor.”
Current high school juniors
can apply for a Triple-Impact
Competitor Scholarship between January 1 and May 31,
2017. Applications and more
information can be found at
www.positivecoach.org/ourawards/triple-impact-competitor-scholarships/.
Positive Coaching Alliance is
a national non-profit working to
develop “Better Athletes, Better People” by partnering with
youth and high school athletic programs to provide young
athletes with a positive, character-building youth sports experience.
KATY ROGERS PHOTOS
President Lucy Dearborn of Lucia Lighting & Design in the 8,000 square foot lighting and decor showroom.
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Cynthia DeLeon, a senior lacrosse, soccer, and swimming
athlete at Lynn English High
School in Lynn, Massachusetts,
was named a Triple-Impact
Competitor by Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA)–New England. Cynthia is one of twenty New England high school
scholar athletes to receive this
recognition, and a Finalist for a
PCA-New England Triple-Impact Competitor scholarship.
The Boston Red Sox and
PCA-New England honored the
Triple-Impact Competitors in a
pregame ceremony at Fenway
Park on August 31.
Triple-Impact Competitors
are selected based on their essays explaining how they meet
three criteria: personal mastery
(making oneself better), leadership (making one’s teammates
better), and honoring the game
(making the game better). Recipients must have a grade
point average of at least 2.5,
and must provide testimonials
from a school administrator, a
coach, and at least one from an
individual who is familiar with
the student-athlete and able to
speak to his/her embodiment of
the Triple-Impact Competitor
principles.
“We learned a great deal
about Cynthia’s character while
reviewing her essay responses
and her references,” said Beth
O’Neill Maloney, Executive Director of PCA’s New England
chapter. “Cynthia’s application
shows her tenacity as a threesport athlete, as a disciplined
Advanced Placement student,
Lucia Lighting & Design awarded
best lighting company for 2016
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Lucia Lighting & Design
was recently awarded best lighting company for the 2016 Best
of Northshore Home Awards
(BONS). The 8,000 square-foot
showroom at 311 Western Ave.
in Lynn, features home decor,
lighting, and furnishing for their
customers to be inspired by. The
business is celebrating 10 years
of business, and recently expanded into home furnishing and
home accessories to add to their
vast selection of lighting. Lucia
Lighting & Design is an ideal
showroom for both homeowners
and commercial businesses offering an array of eye-catching
products and professional design
expertise.
President Lucy Dearborn was
honored to be recognized by the
community. "We love Lynn. We
love being here. I want to thank
everyone who works real hard to
make our customers happy. We
love our customers for voting for
us," President Lucy Dearborn
stated in appreciation.
The BONS Home Awards cel-
ebrate dozens of home categories
from home decor shop, antiques,
fabric house, interior designer,
architect, and more. Only local
businesses are qualified for a
nomination and award. Winners
are determined by public votes
and announced in the Fall 2016
"Northshore Home" issue.
Lucia Lighting & Design looks
forward to continuing to serve the
Northshore by providing customer's lighting and design needs.
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RALLY AGAINST QUESTION TWO
Lynn teachers, Union leaders and public officials gathered on the
Commons this past Thursday Oct. 6 to rally against Question 2 on the
November 8 election. The question will call for increasing the number
of charter schools statewide. The teachers and the union members feel
that this will hurt their schools and take away much needed funds that
could enhance their own classes.
Brant Duncan of the Teachers
Union led the rally and spoke
to the teachers and elected
officials about the importance
of getting the word out to vote
no on Question 2.
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Cruz Bailey Rocio collected signatures from teachers and residence in
attendance, including Dottie Saulnier.
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After the rally on the common, teachers marched to different schools and locations around the city.
Brenda Pena holds up a sign this past Thursday Oct. 6 with other Lynn
teachers who are against the passage of Question 2.
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Revere, MA 02151. Items can also be faxed to 781-485-1403. We also encourage
readers to e-mail news releases and photos to [email protected]
Elected officials and Teachers Union Leaders stand together to spread awareness to the public to vote no
on Question 2 in the upcoming election.
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DOWNTOWN LYNN CULTURAL DISTRICT ANNUAL CLOCK TO THE ROCK 5K
The Downtown Lynn Cultural District held the annual Clock to
the Rock 5k on October 8. The rainy day did not stop 100 runners
from taking part in the race, and they were rewarded with popcorn
and music from the School of Rock upon their return. The race started and finished by the clock in Central Square.
Jack Medeiros, 6, enjoys some
popcorn before the start of the
race.
John Ayers claimed first place with a time of 17:17.
Kelly Pszenny took first place for women with a time of 23:17.
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Percy Valdivia and his dog, Benson, ran and completed the 5K.
Edgar Ortega of Lynn Tech took third with a time of 18:48.
State Rep. Brendan Crighton took 11th place with at a time of 23:39.
The School of Rock performed in the rain at the end of the 5K. The
band members are Thomas Martin, Thomas Wallace, Melina LaGanas, Troy Welling and Adam Lynch.
At 11a.m. the race kicked off at Central Square. More than 100 runners took part.
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LYNN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST
October 7 at the Porthole Restaurant
The EDIC of Lynn table, front row, from left, are Mary Jane Smalley, Executive Director
James Cowdell, Pauline Sabino, and Jason Denoncourt. Back row, from left, are Rick Starbard, Bill Bochnak, and AJ Saing.
The Columbia Insurance Table, front row, from left, are Judy Olson, John Olson, Jeff
Olson, and Maroli Licardie. Back row, from left, are Christine Pierce, Bret Bennett, and
John Ladd.
Jamie Marsh, director of community development for the
city of Lynn, and Jerry Raffaele
of Raffaele Construction.
Christine Neals, communications manager for the Lynn
Area Chamber of Commerce,
and Paul Crowley, executive
director of Greater Lynn Senior
Services.
Bruce Jankowitz, director of
marketing and communications for Element Care, a
Bronze Sponsor of the breakfast.
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LYNN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST
October 7 at the Porthole Restaurant
LACC Vice Chair Rick Wood and
LACC Chair Teresa Sarno.
Lynn Senior Center Director
Stacey Minchello and Jim Healey
of Salem Five Bank.
Dennis Cataldo of Cataldo Ambulance with LACC board members
Grace Cotter Regan, Head of St. Mary’s School, Christine Pierce, and
Christian Hassel.
MAJOR SPONSORS
John’s Oil
St. Jean’s Credit Union
Bradley, Moore, Primason,
Cuffe & Weber, LLP
Brasco Armstrong Realty
Albert DiVenuti - DEV Realty
Eastern Bank
PRO SPONSORS
Century Bank
Accurate Environmental
Demakis & Demakis
Robert W. Irvine & Sons
Peter Abbruzzese
Don Baker Realty
Simoniz Car Wash
DiVirgilio Financial Group
United Power Corporation
GLSS
Yankee Pine Corporation
Salem Five
DeJoy Landscaping
H M Realty Trust
Complete Cleaning
A.M. Appraisal
AJA Architects & Design
EDIC
B & B Pest Control
Driscoll Landscaping
Patrick Byrne, Ann Mannion, LACC Treasurer Tom Dill, Brian Field, and
LACC board member Christian Hassel.
Are Proud to announce their 1st
TEE SPONSORS
Construction & General Laborers’
Union Local 22
Law Offices of Michael Mahoney
Jeffrey Sullivan - International
Union of Painters & Allied Trades
The Lazy Dog Sports Bar
Lynn Firefighters Local 739
Gannon Building Association
Sentenia Systems
The Hall Company
McGough Plumbing
Edgemere Consulting
Curitiba Construction
The Gilberg Family
All Care VNA
Rick’s Auto Collision
Lynn Museum / Lynn Arts
Steve Falvey - New England
Regional Council of Carpenters
Hamill & Associates Attorneys
at Law
Friendly Knights of St. Patrick
AnnMarie Jonah Realty
Executive Fence Co.
Energi
Equitable Bank
LEO
Century 21 Hughes
ASAP Environmental
BOARD SPONSORS
Congressman Seth Moulton
State Senator Thomas M. McGee
Lynn Municipal Employee Credit Union
Dianna Chakoutis—Councilor Ward 5
James J. Carrigan, Atty.
State Representative Brendan Crighton
Bridgewell
Patricia Barton
State Representative Dan Cahill
Lorraine Gately—School Committee
Fenton, Ewald and Associates
Mario C. Capano, Atty.
Jared Nicholson—School Committee
Universal Screening Studio
Charles Gallo, Atty.
Panakio Adjusters, Inc.
Acie Avery, Cathy Rowe, Lysa Newhall, Patty Capano, Patty Costa & Carly McClain
James Cowdell, executive director of the Economic Development and Industrial (EDIC) of
Lynn, and Dr. Nicholas Sarantopoulos, president and CEO of
Community Brotherhood Credit
Union.
East Boston Savings Bank
Parsons & Faia
Caruso & McGovern
Oceanside Cabinets
Lancelot Janitorial & Paper
Products
Community Credit Union
Ted Smith, Charles Gaeta, Pat McGrath & Corporate Sponsor Jimmy Connors
Chris Cole, Barbara Morrison & Matt Cole
Congratulations to This Year’s Winners: The East Boston Savings Bank Team
OPEN HOUSE - OCTOBER 16
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SACRED HEART
11:30 A.M.-1:30 P.M.
sacredheartschoollynn.org
ST. PIUS
12:30 P.M.-2:30 P.M.
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Jason Denoncourt, economic development director for Congressman
Seth Moulton’s Office, Adria Leach of Salem State University, Salem
State University President Dr. Patricia Maguire Meservey, and LACC
Immediate Past Chair Taso Nikolakopoulos.
Thank you to our Corporate Sponsor Jimmy Connors of McGrath Enterprises and also to all of our sponsors,
staff, golfers and the many businesses who made the 18th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament a huge success.
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Rally for Jen in Lynn
with Senator McGee,
Reps. Cahill and Crighton
Jen Migliore, Democratic
nominee for State Representative, held a major canvass on
Saturday with support from local
elected officials and unions. State
Senator Tom McGee showed up
to rally the troops and knock on
doors along with Representative
Brendan Crighton and Representative Dan Cahill of Lynn. Many
union and local community
members joined to support Jen’s
race by canvassing.
“I’m glad to have support of
Senator McGee, Representative
Crighton, and Representative
Cahill. They are amazing leaders
for the city of Lynn and I look
forward to working with them to
improve Lynnfield Street, maintain vital medical services at the
sight of Union Hospital, and preserve our ponds and our woods,
”said Migliore.
With only 28 days left before
the November 8th election, the
Migliore campaign is showing
no signs of slowing their momentum. On Saturday alone, the
Migliore campaign knocked on
more than 400 doors.
Migliore is a lifelong resident
of Saugus and the Democratic
nominee for the 9th Essex District (Lynn, Saugus, and Wakefield). She attended Wellesley
College where she graduated
Cum Laude with a B.A. in Spanish and American Studies. Most
recently, Migliore served as the
first District Representative to
Congressman Seth Moulton. For
more information or to get involved with the campaign, visit:
http://jenforrep.com/
LYNN'S FINOCCHIO HAS A ROLE IN BOSTON FASHION WEEK
By Joseph Prezioso
As part of Boston Fashion
week, South End Fashion designer Candice Wu, the Park
Plaza, event planner Bryan
Finocchio of Lynn and Viselli Salon worked together on
Monday September 26 to hold
a fashion installation of Wu's
designs showcased by models
in the newly renovated Park
Plaza Lobby. The Park Plaza
wanted to get involved with
Boston Fashion and thought
showcasing Wu's designs in
the lobby would be the perfect
fit.
The event attracted both
locals, brides to be and hotel
guest to see the latest in fashion bridal looks and to just see
the models installed in the new
lobby.
Danielle Mitropoulos looks at one
of the new dresses.
Wu's designs are done right
here in the South end and she is
inspired by everything but loves
to be bold.
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NSCC’s 37th Forum on
Tolerance set for Oct. 27
With the divisive nature of the
coming presidential election and
the civil unrest happening in this
country, how do we get along and
work with those who hold political beliefs different than our
own? How can we celebrate our
commonalities and see ourselves
as one nation?
North Shore Community College’s (NSCC) 37th Forum on
Tolerance, Political Tolerance in
a Time of Intolerance, is a free,
two-day, two-campus event that
is open to the public. The forums
will be held on Thursday, October 27, 6 – 8:45p.m. at NSCC’s
Lynn Campus gym, 300 Broad
Street and on Friday, October
28, 10:30a.m. – 12:30p.m. at the
Danvers Campus, 1 Ferncroft
Road, DS119.
The Lynn event will have keynote speaker Dr. Wayne Burton,
NSCC President Emeritus, leading the forum. Following the
keynote speaker will be a panel discussion, Beyond Political
Correctness: Finding Common
Ground in Social Justice & Community Building, with NSCC
professors yusef Hayes and Troy
Smith. Rounding out the forum
will be Sheriff Frank Cousins,
speaking on Building Trust in
Law Enforcement and NSCC
Lynn-based event planner Bryan Finocchio assists one of the
models at the fashion show.
student perspectives from the
“Presidential Election Teach-in.”
The Danvers event topic, How
Can Americans Create a New
Language of Political Tolerance?,
will feature panelists and NSCC
professors, Dr. Lawrence Davis
and Dr. Kara Kaufman, Beverly,
MA, Ward 2 Representative, Estelle Rand, and NSCC students.
Both events will have resource
tables available and refreshments
will be served.
NSCC Forums on Tolerance
initiate educational challenges
to community members to learn
more about one another, bring
about empathy and understanding toward other people, and to
make a difference in the community-at-large. NSCC Forums
teach tolerance, embrace diversity and support a learning environment.
For more information, check
out http://www.northshore.edu/
tolerance/ or contact Dr. Laurie
Carlson at (508) 847-6972, [email protected]
South End fashion designer Candice Wu stands in the center of her
fashion installation of ten models at the Park Plaza on Monday Sept.
26th.
KIPP ACADEMY HONORED
KIPP Academy was recently honored at a Mass Insight Education State House event. Pictured with our
President and CEO Dr. Susan F. Lusi (left) is Kate Reynolds, Marketing and Communications Associate.
Mass Insight Education (MIE), a Boston-based national nonprofit dedicated to improving student
achievement and increasing college success through rigorous academic programs, held an event at
the Massachusetts State House on September 26 to welcome the 10 schools that have joined its highly
successful AP STEM and English program this year. The program, which reaches more than 10,000 students at 75+ schools across the Commonwealth, encourages more students and students from diverse
backgrounds to take AP classes. The 10 new schools are: Avon Middle-High School (Avon), Ayer Shirley
Regional High School (Ayer), Grafton High School (Grafton), Joseph P. Keefe Regional Technical School
(Framingham), KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate (Lynn), Madison Park Technical Vocational High School
(Boston), Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical High School (Palmer), Tri-County Regional Vocational
Technical High School (Franklin), Urban Science Academy (Boston), and West Roxbury Academy (Boston).
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KISS 108’s Jingle Ball 2016 annual star-studded holiday concert set for Dec. 11
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KISS 108, Boston’s Hit Music Station, today unveiled the
star-studded lineup for its annual
holiday concert, KISS 108’s Jingle Ball 2016, presented by Capital One, taking place on Sunday,
December 11 at 6 p.m. at the
TD Garden. KISS 108’s Jingle
Ball 2016 is part of the national
iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour, the
season’s biggest annual music
event that captures the holiday
spirit of the iHeartRadio app, in
Dallas; San Francisco/San Jose;
Los Angeles; Minneapolis; Philadelphia; New York; Boston;
Washington, D.C.; Chicago; Atlanta; Tampa and Miami/Ft. Lauderdale.
KISS 108’s on-air personality,
Matty in the Morning, officially
announced the all-star performers for KISS 108’s Jingle Ball
2015 which will include: Ariana
Grande, Shawn Mendes, Diplo,
Ellie Goulding, DNCE, Tove Lo,
Alessia Cara and Daya, plus a
Special Guest appearance from
Niall Horan.
Capital One will sponsor the
iHeartRadio Jingle Ball tour and
as part of this partnership, Capital One cardholders get exclusive first access to high demand
tickets through a special iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Capital One
Cardholder Pre-Sale. The iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Capital One
Cardholder Pre-Sale will begin
Thursday, October 13 at 10 a.m.
local and will run through October 16 at 10 a.m. local or while
supplies last. Tickets will be
available at www.iHeartRadio.
com/CapitalOne. Any remaining
tickets will go on sale to the general public on October 17 at 12
p.m. local market time, and will
be available at www.iHeartRadio.com/JingleBall.
“KISS 108’s Jingle Ball is our
annual celebration of pop music’s biggest names,” said Dylan
Sprauge, KISS 108’s Program
Director. “This year’s line-up
reflects the diversity of music
choice in Boston. Can’t wait to
wrap up the year with our KISS
listeners and superstar friends at
Jingle Ball!”
“Jingle Ball is one of my favorite events of the year,” said
Matt Siegel, KISS 108’s Matty in
the Morning Show Host. “When
we get the hottest acts in music
together with a few thousand
fans and a little holiday magic,
anything can happen!”
Every year, KISS 108’s Jingle
Ball gives back to the community to celebrate the holiday season. This year’s official charity
for KISS 108’s Jingle Ball 2016
is the Ryan Seacrest Foundation
– $1.00 of each ticket sold will
be donated to the non-profit organization, which is dedicated to
inspiring today’s youth through
entertainment and education focused initiatives.
“The Ryan Seacrest Foundation is honored to team up
with the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball
Tour for its fourth consecutive
year, allowing us to continue to
support the children’s hospitals
we partner with across the country,” said Meredith Seacrest, Executive Director & COO of the
Ryan Seacrest Foundation. “We
are thankful to iHeartMedia
for helping our foundation create an uplifting environment
and positive distraction for patients and their families through
our Seacrest Studios and its programming.”
The iHeartRadio Jingle Ball
2016 Tour is presented by Capital One. Additional proud
partners of this year’s national
iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour
event(s) include: Allstate Insurance Company, Macy’s, Mondelez International, the maker
of OREO, RITZ, TRIDENT and
SOUR PATCH KIDS, The CW
Network, and Verizon. Multimarket partners include: Ulta
Beauty. KISS 108’s Jingle Ball
2016 is also sponsored locally by
Market Basket, Jeep, Showcase
Cinema, Mucinex, SC Johnson Glade, Pop Secret, French’s
Mustard, and Kimberly Clarke.
For up-to-minute information
on KISS 108’s Jingle Ball 2016,
log on to www.KISS108.com
keyword: Jingle Ball or listen to
KISS 108 on-air or online via the
station’s website, as well as on
iHeartRadio.com and the iHeartRadio mobile app, iHeartMedia’s all-in-one music streaming
and digital radio service.
KISS 108 is a leading media
outlet in the Boston market and
its programming and content are
available across multiple platforms, including its broadcast
stations; online via its branded
digital sites; mobile; and social, with nationwide listening
through iHeartRadio — with
more than a billion downloads,
more than 85 million social media followers and 90 million registered users.
To download the official KISS
108’s Jingle Ball 2016 logo
please visit:
h t t p s : / / w w w. d r o p b o x .
com/sh/xcvn5uw9wd9k84a/
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To apply for press credential
for KISS 108’s Jingle Ball 2016
please visit:
https://sunshinesachs1.wufoo.
com/forms/z1gfngev0vpurh1/
Artists and/or event subject to
change or cancellation without
notice.
About iHeartMedia Boston:
iHeartMedia Boston owns and
operates WXKS FM, WJMN
FM, WBWL FM, WXKS HD,
WXKS AM, WKOX AM and is
part of iHeartMedia. With over
a quarter of a billion monthly
listeers in the U.S. and over 85
million social followers, iHeartMedia has the largest national
reach of any radio or television
outlet in America. As the leader
in multiplatform connections, it
also serves over 150 local markets through 858 owned radio
stations, and the company’s radio stations and content can be
heard on AM/FM, HD digital radio, satellite radio, on the Internet at iHeartRadio.com and on
the company’s radio station websites, on the iHeartRadio mobile
app, in enhanced auto dashes,
on tablets, wearables and smartphones, and on gaming consoles.
iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia’s
digital radio platform, is the fastest growing digital audio service
in the U.S. and offers users thousands of live radio stations, personalized custom artist stations
created by just one song or seed
artist and the top podcasts and
personalities. With over a billion
downloads, iHeartRadio reached
90 million registered users faster than any other radio or digital music service and even faster
than Facebook.
iHeartMedia’s platforms include radio broadcasting, online,
mobile, digital and social media,
podcasts, personalities and influencers, live concerts and events,
syndication, music research services and independent media
representation. iHeartMedia is
a division of iHeartMedia, Inc.
(OTCBB: IHRT). Visit iHeartMedia.com for more company
information.
About Capital One
Capital One Financial Corporation (www.capitalone.com)
is a financial holding company
whose subsidiaries, which include Capital One, N.A., and
Capital One Bank (USA), N.A.,
had $221.1 billion in deposits
and $339.1 billion in total assets
as of June 30, 2016. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, Capital One offers a broad spectrum
of financial products and services to consumers, small businesses and commercial clients
through a variety of channels.
Capital One, N.A. has branches
located primarily in New York,
Louisiana, Texas, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey and the District of Columbia. A Fortune 500
company, Capital One trades on
the New York Stock Exchange
under the symbol "COF" and is
included in the S&P 100 index. About The Ryan Seacrest
Foundation
The Ryan Seacrest Foundation (RSF) is a non-profit 501(c)
(3) dedicated to inspiring today’s
youth through entertainment
and education-focused initiatives. RSF’s first initiative is to
build broadcast media centers
— Seacrest Studios — within
pediatric hospitals for patients
to explore the creative realms of
radio, television and new media.
Founded in 2009, RSF currently
has Seacrest Studios at hospitals in Atlanta, Boston, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Dallas, Denver, Nashville, Orange County,
Philadelphia and Washington
D.C. For more information, visit www.ryanseacrestfoundation.
org.
RISE of the Jack O’Lanterns comes to Boston Seaport starting October 27
This fall, RISE of the Jack
O'Lanterns is debuting in Boston after sold-out events in New
York and Los Angeles, and tickets are on sale to the public online now (www.therise.org/ma)! With four dates to see this iconic
fall event, RISE will bring out
the Halloween spirit in visitors
of all ages, indoors at the Boston
Seaport Hotel and World Trade
Center, from October 27 – 30.
“We are so excited to expand
the geographic reach for RISE
of the Jack O’Lanterns, bringing
it to a new market like Boston
for Halloween 2016,” said Mike
Pollock, executive producer,
RISE of the Jack O’Lanterns.
“We look forward to providing
a new and exciting attraction for
adults and children of all ages
throughout New England to enjoy during Halloween weekend.”
RISE provides a unique,
memorable family-friendly experience with over 5,000 handcarved illuminated jack o’lanterns creatively arranged along a
scenic walking path, set to a musical score. Jack o’lantern art will
include individual time-honored
characters from American pop
culture, multi-pumpkin artistic
structures including life-sized
dinosaurs and dragons, and intricately carved 100-pound pumpkins. With multiple live carving
stations, visitors can watch our
talented artists create the different displays seen in the show.
"The fall has always been my
favorite season,” Pollock continued. “It's been a long tough
road to make this work over
the past five years. I'm lucky to
have found great people to work
with."
“We have a large staff that
works every week of the year
to make sure have a successful
event in October,” says Tom
Olton, Resident Master Carver
for RISE. “This year, we will
have over 150 artists working on
both coasts.” The pumpkin trail at RISE of
the Jack O’Lanterns is well-lit
and well-staffed to ensure that
the experience is always safe
and enjoyable for visitors of all
ages. Advance tickets are REQUIRED, with no tickets sold at
the door. Ticket information can
be found at www.therise.org/ma. WHAT: RISE of the Jack
O’Lantern is the only event in
North America that features
5,000 real pumpkins carved into
intricate designs WHEN: Thursday, October
27 (6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.)
Friday, October 28 (10:00
a.m. – 10:30 p.m.)
Saturday, October 29 (10:00
a.m. – 10:30 p.m.)
Sunday, October 30 (10:00
a.m. – 10:30 p.m.)
WHERE: Seaport Hotel and
World Trade Center
200 Seaport Boulevard
Boston, MA 02210
About RISE of the Jack
O’Lanterns
A truly unique, family-friendly event, RISE of the Jack
O'Lanterns features thousands
of hand-carved illuminated jack
o’lanterns creatively arranged
along a scenic walking path and
set to a musical score designed
to bring out the Halloween spirit
in visitors of all ages. In its fifth
year at the original New York
location Old Westbury Gardens,
RISE is now on both coasts with
events in Los Angeles, and debuting in 2016 in New Jersey
and Boston. RISE of the Jack
O’Lanterns is the only event in
North America to carve 5,000
real pumpkins each weekend at
each location. For more information, visit www.therise.org/
ma
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Girls Inc. celebrates 75th anniversary
these girls. While we have accomplished much, there is still
much to do to ensure we continue to empower girls to be strong,
smart and bold for another 75
years.”
New Board members include
Amy Heath, physical therapy
department chair and associate
professor of practice at Simmons
School of Nursing and Health
Sciences; Terese Hoekstra, senior
director at Flexion Therapeutics;
Jermaine Williams, vice president of student affairs at North
Shore Community College; and
Alexander Zapata, branch manager of Webster Bank in Harvard
Square, Cambridge.
This year’s officers include
Girls Inc. of Lynn celebrated
its 75th anniversary at their Annual Meeting on September 28
at the Lynn Museum/Lynn Arts.
The evening featured an introduction from Leslie Mercedes,
one of two Teen Board members;
remarks from executive director
Deb Ansourlian; a Volunteer
Honor Presentation to Nancy
Whitman and Nahant Women’s
Club for their loyal efforts as
committed volunteers; and the
induction of four new Board
members.
“As we take a moment to
stop and reflect on 75 wonderful years, it’s also a great time
to think about the future,” said
Ansourlian. “I see our future in
Board President Anina Butler,
Vice President Kathleen Turner,
Treasurer Kim Monahan, and
Clerk Candace Doucette.
Girls Inc. of Lynn is a nonprofit organization based in Lynn,
Massachusetts, and an affiliate
of the national Girls Inc. model.
Girls Inc. of Lynn aims to inspire
all girls to be strong, smart, and
bold by meeting the needs of
girls in the community, developing their capacity to overcome
the effects of discrimination and
be self-sufficient, responsible
members of the community. By
Richard C. Nadworny
Family owned
since 1958
providing girls aged 5-18 with
after-school and summer programs tailored to their needs,
Girls Inc. of Lynn has served as
a vigorous advocate for all girls
in the surrounding North Shore
communities since 1942.
• Richard C. Nadworny, Jr. •
Daniel P. Hanlon, Jr.
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Women in Networking Beauty, Health and Wellness Fashion Show
30 local business women and
men will walk the catwalk at the
Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce
“Women in Networking Beauty, Health and Wellness Fashion
Show” to be held on Thursday October 20th at the Nahant Country
Club from 5:00pm – 8:00pm. Parting gift for all attendees donated by
Salvy the Florist.
The event will feature twohours of networking, beauty,
health and wellness vendors, a
selfie station by PIX-EL-ATE Boston, hearty appetizers from food
sponsor Nahant Country Club and
Chick-Fil-A Northshore Mall and a
cash bar. Vegetarian options will be
available. The fashion show will
immediately follow from 7:00pm
– 8:00pm, showcasing the hottest
styles and trends by Infinity Boutique in Swampscott and Giblees
Menswear in Danvers.
Expo vendors are Catholic
Cemetery Association, Club Vital
Fitness , Incognito Revealed Hair
Salon, Infinity Fashion Boutique,
Mary Kay Cosmetics, Private
Home Health Care, Raina’s Hair
Color Studio, Scentsy, Sensational
Travel, Thairapy The Hair Salon,
Voluntary Benefits of New England and Welch Florist.
Businesswomen walking the
catwalk are The Honorable Mayor
PLEASE JOIN US
AT THE
ANNUAL FALL
Fall Grand
Wine Tasting
Thur, October 13th 2016
06:00PM-09:00PM
Blanchards, Revere
286 American Legion Hwy, Revere,
MA 02151
Showcasing 100 Wines
From Around the Globe.
This Event is FREE!
A Boston Wine Tasting
Favorite.
of Lynn Judy Flanagan Kennedy,
Nicole Bluefort (Law Office of Nicole Bluefort), Ann Carrigan (Law
Office of James J. Carrigan), Kim
Carrigan (Boston.com Morning
Show Host), Dianna Chakoutis
(Lynn City Councilor), Johannah Conway (Coast Maintenance
Supply), Jodi Dugan (Community
Credit Union), Audrey Jimenez
(YMCA Metro North), Maria Koumoundouros (owner, Angelina’s
Sub Shop), Sandra Lewis (Lynn
Area Chamber of Commerce), Kate
Luchini (Arts/Culture Consultant),
Michelle Mitchell (IMMI LED
Lighting & Energy Solutions),
Teresa Sarno (LACC Chairman,
Eastern Bank) and Mikki Wilson
(Cabot Wealth Management).
Businessmen walking the catwalk are Sean Anderson (Big A’s
Home Improvement), A.J. Capano
(Commonwealth Laboratories) and
his father Mario Capano (Attorney
Mario C. Capano), Dennis Cataldo
(Cataldo Ambulance), Scott Chaplain (Agera Energy), Tom Costin
(Former Mayor of Lynn), Arend
de Jong (Bridge 2 Grow), Paul
Gaudet (Lynn Housing & Neighborhood Development), Christian
Hassel and Dan Hoffman (Atlantic
Ambulance), Marvin Kane (Kaneworks), John Ladd (Precision
Property Brokers), Toyuwa Newton (Salem Five, Swampscott),
Joe Scianatico (Salem Five, Lynn),
Dave Solimine Sr. (Solimine Funeral Home), Dan Sousa (Community Credit Union) and Eddy Staco
(Attorney).
Donating their salon services
for the event are Incognito Revealed, Raina’s Hair Color Studio
and Thairapy The Hair Salon. All
Salons are located in Swampscott.
Donating professional photography services is Stephanie Arnett
Photography. Donating a Selfie
Boston.com Morning Show
Host Kim Carrigan and LACC
member A.J. Capano rock the
runway at the 2015 Women in
Networking Fashion Show this
year on Thursday, October 20th
at the Nahant Country Club.
Station with portable touchscreen open photo booth is PIXEl-ATE Boston. DJ is Seth Album will play favorite pop and
rock from the 70’s to current
chart toping hits.
Lead Sponsor for the “WIN”
series Cabot Wealth Management in Salem. Silver sponsors
are Atlantic Hearing Care, Eastern Bank, Lynn Shelter Association and R & L Associates.
Bronze Sponsors are Ameriprise Financial-Joanne Reilly
CFP, BNI-Atlantic Referral Exchange, Copley Court Reporting, Equitable Bank, Gold Direct Care, Infinity Boutique and
Moniz & Mendes P.C.
The cost to attend is $25
members and $30 non-members. As a courtesy to our food
sponsors RSVP is strongly encouraged. Call the LACC at
781-592-2900 or email info@
LynnAreaChamber.com.
BLANCHARDS
Enjoy an extensive selection of wine
and beer and receive a
20% DISCOUNT
on the wine
being poured.
Cheese and light appetizers
Please visit www.blanchardswines.com for more details
781-592-5220 Fax: 781-598-5957
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