Page 10 THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Friday, November 1, 2019 MyRWA adds staff to help communities prepare for extreme weather “Far too often when we talk about preparing for climate change we focus on buildings and infrastructure and we leave out the people,” said Patrick Herron, the executive director of the Mystic River Watershed Association (MyRWA). “We are thrilled to announce that Melanie Gárate is joining our staff to help integrate public health and social resilience best practices into community preparedness eff orts.” Gárate’s position was created as part of the $1.3 million in funding MyRWA has helped secure for regional climate resilience eff orts through the 16-community Resilient Mystic Collaborative. As Climate Resilience Project Manager, she will work closely with public health departments, service proREPORT | FROM PAGE 3 Smart Growth Alliance, who sent a check for $200. Lawyers also like Linehan. Attorneys Paul Lee, Rebecca Lee, Geoff rey Why, Jeff rey Hsi and Emily Wu each donated $250 to her campaign. Linehan reported $9,729 in campaign expenses, such as lawn signs, palm cards, stickers and ads. She also spent $5,150 on fees for campaign consultant Mathew Walsh of Malden. Orsino, who heads up the city’s Community Preservation Committee, reported $2,500 in individual contributions, including $500 from Jeannette Orsino of Cambridge, $100 from Katie Orsino of Stoneham and a $250 viders and community leaders to help municipalities identify priority actions and investments to protect people’s health, housing and ability to work during and after heat waves and big storms. As part of these eff orts, she will also work with MyRWA’s Greenways Director to increase community engagement in designing waterfront parks and paths to help people stay cool in the summer and provide safe, beautiful, active transportation opportunities. “I am excited and humbled to join MyRWA in this capacity,” said Gárate. “I look forward to using my research background and lived experience as a Chilean-American immigrant to help incorporate the values and contribution from a Melrose resident. The remainder of Orsino’s campaign cash came from Malden residents, with the largest contributions from Jenelle DeVits, who donated $500, and Eric Henry, who gave $300. Orsino also reported $885 in donations under $50 and a $1,000 loan she made to her campaign. The Orsino campaign reported $3,372 in campaign spending, which included costs for campaign materials and events. In the race for the Ward 5 City Council seat, incumbent Barbara Murphy raised $750 while challenger Danyal Najmi took in $2,000 in campaign contributions. Murphy reported a $500 donation from the Painters and Allied needs of those who typically do not have a seat at the table into our collective eff orts to prepare the Mystic for climate change.” Gárate is an experienced marine ecologist and educator with a BS in Environmental, Earth and Ocean Sciences from UMass Boston and an MS in Marine Ecology and Climate Change from the University of Rhode Island. Fluent in both Spanish and English, she received a National Science Foundation Research Fellowship to study mangrove ecology in Puerto Rico. As an educator with the New England Aquarium and Mass Audubon, she taught environmental education and conservation science in both Spanish and English to students and families. Trades Union and a $250 donation from Malden Attorney George Warren. Murphy spent $1,400 on campaign costs, such as advertising and printing, which were covered, in part by a previous campaign fund balance of $2,254. Najmi contributions were primarily from Malden residents, including David Senatillaka, who donated $500 to the Najmi campaign, and Jon Maiara, who gave $250. Najmi also reported $1,300 in campaign expenses. Ward 8 City Council incumbent Jadeane Sica, who is running for her third term, has not yet fi led a campaign fi nance report. Sica’s opponent, Andrew Vanni, filed a finance report that showed no contributions or expenses for his campaign for the Ward 8 council seat. Campaign fi nance reports are available at the City Clerk’s Offi ce and can be viewed online at http://www.maldenhistory.org/ elections/Nov2019/OCPF/. Start Your Weekend at the Marina Dance Party! BILLY PEZZULO Friday, November 1 at 9 PM Dance to the Hits of... 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