THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2022 Page 7 Elderly driver crashes into donut shop Attorneys at Law 14 Norwood St., Everett, MA 02149 Phone: (617) 387-4900 Fax: (617) 381-1755 John Mackey, Esq. * Katherine M. Brown, Esq. Patricia Ridge, Esq. DO-NUT DRIVE THRU: On Wednesday afternoon a 90-year-old man driving a Honda SUV crashed into the Dunkin’ drive-thru side of the building at 35 Squire Rd. by Brown Circle – causing extensive damage. According to reports, the driver was attempting to back into a parking space when the vehicle continued into the building. Two injuries were reported, one possibly a Dunkin’ employee. First responders are shown tending to a victim as emergency boardup workers assess the damage. (Advocate photos by Mike Layhe) MARATHON | FROM Page 6 Women's marathons, with two citizens of Kenya fi nishing on top. In the Men's Race, Evans Chebet of Kenya was the winner, with an impressive time of 2:06:51. For the Women, fellow Kenyan Peres Jerchirchir was the victor, with a time of 2:21.01. Both races had close fi nishes, the Women's Race nearly a photo fi nish as the runner-up, Ababel Yeshenah of Ethiopia, came in just four seconds behind Jerchirchir with a 2:21:05. Two other Kenyans fi nished third and fourth respectively. An especially touching moment on Marathon Monday took place at the fi nish line for Henry Richard, of Boston, who was running his first Boston Marathon. Richard, 20, is a college student and the brother of the late Martin Richard, who was killed in the 2013 Marathon bombing tragedy. At only eight years old, Martin was the youngest victim that fateful Marathon Monday. A younger sister, Jane, now 16 years old, lost a leg in the tragic bombing. Henry Richard carried both his late brother and sister with him during the race, with Martin's name etched in marker on his right arm and Jane's name emblazoned on his chest inside his shirt. Henry was also at the bombing scene on Patriot’s Day, 2013, just 11 years old, but emerged from the tragedy with just cuts and bruises. "I know Martin was with me during the race," Henry told reporters afterward, pledging to continue to run the Boston Marathon next year in #127, in 2023, and thereafter in his family's honor. Locally, in the Advocate readership area of Everett, Malden, Revere and Saugus, nearly 40 residents combined from the four communities participated in the Marathon on Monday, most of them able to fi nish the 26.2 mile race. The top male and overall fi nisher in Everett was David Pirman, 39, with a time of 4:15:59. Everett's top female finisher was Alexandra Cordoba, 28, at 4:36:47. The top male and overall fi nisher in Malden was also a fi rsttime Boston Marathon participant. Patrick Mangan, 30, fi nished at 3:15:56, 6,069th overall and in the top 25% overall, an impressive accomplishment in his fi rst attempt. Nora Gozzo, 29, was Malden's top female fi nisher at 3:30:20. Anayo Osueke, 41, was the top male fi nisher for Revere at 3:03:15, in the 15% at 3,888th overall. Connor Holland, 23, was the top female fi nisher in Revere at 4:12:36. For Saugus, Chris Hancock, 48, (3:16:25) was the top male fi nisher and the top female Marathon fi nisher was Casey Hyde, 27, at 3:20:05. 126th BOSTON MARATHON REVERE FINISHERS Anayo Osueke (3:03:15) Ricardo Rosales (3:53:06) Brian Collins (3:55:55) Connor Holland (4:12:36) Gregory Enamarado (4:23:36) Amanda Finocchiaro (4:35:53) Ryan Kraynak (4:37:38) Daniel Fitzgerald (4:53:54) Jessica Falzone (4:53:54) Yesenia Arango (5:06:03) Michael Leblanc (5:06:38) Robert Siciliano (5:16:52) Bibiana Rodriguez (5:49:56) Angela Tanza (5:58:15) Deb Digregorio (5:58:27) www.eight10barandgrille.com We Have Reopened for Dine-In and Outside Seating every day beginning at 4 PM WE'RE OPEN! 8 Norwood Street, Everett (617) 387-9810 STAY SAFE! Like us on Facebook advocate newspaper Facebook.com/Advocate.news.ma
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