THE REVERE ADVOCATE - Friday, August 2, 2019 Page 13 International crowd came out for Sand Sculpting Festival Adrienne Maguire helped sell 300 shirts, which provided funding for the event. (Advocate Photos by Tara Vocino) Joseph Dalton and Cheryl Barker, both of Winthrop, said they love the natural beauty in the ocean waves portrayed in the sand sculpture behind them. Saugus resident Talia Cutulle sang the National Anthem. Last Friday night Mayor Brian Arrigo spoke during the 16th Annual International Sand Sculpting Festival. Governor Charlie Baker said the real view was behind him, referring to the sand sculptures. He said he put in an order for good weather until Sunday, which was the last offi cial day of the festival. MA. Dept. of Conservation & Recreation Commissioner Leo Roy spoke during the 16th Annual International Sand Sculpting Festival last Friday night. Last Friday night State Senator Joseph Boncore spoke during the 16th Annual International Sand Sculpting Festival. Last Friday night Revere Beach Partnership Advisory Committee Member/State Representative RoseLee Vincent spoke during the 16th Annual International Sand Sculpting Festival. She said the event is “like Christmas in July.” Shown from left to right are Glenda Powe, Maria DePascale, Revere Beach Partnership Board Member John Hamel, Richard Bosworth, Revere Beach Partnership Treasurer Jeff rey Turco, Esq., Melissa Turco and Revere Recreation Department Director Michael Hinojosa. Revere resident Richard Freni with Revere Police Chief James Guido at the Meet the Sculptors reception on Revere Beach last Friday night. Shown from left to right are Rodrigo Yepes, Gloria Maria Builes, Ampan Builes and Luis Atehortua. Adiele Beks and Antonio Gomez are shown at center. Shown from left to right are Ankit, Abby and Sridevi Krishnakumari of Marlborough. INTERNATIONAL APPEAL: Attleboro resident Shirley Rodrigues with tourists from Columbia Silvia Echeverri, Jorge Beruul, Gloria Echeverri and Carlos Echeverri
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