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Congratulations RHS Class of 2021 Vol.30, No.23 -FREEwww.advocatenews.net Revere High graduates 450 students at 116th Graduation Exercises Seniors learn from the past and look to the future Free Every Friday 781-286-8500 Friday, June 11, 2021 Revere lands major Life Science Development at Suffolk Downs Will bring jobs & economic development for Revere residents By Adam Swift F or the past four years, the work on the massive Suffolk Downs development has been largely behind the scenes as The HYM Investment Group has secured the permitting necessary to move forward with the project that will eventually total over 16 million square feet in Revere and East Boston. But with site work underway, and work on the first buildings in the fi rst phase in Revere – the one-million-square-foot Beachmont Plaza – to begin this year, big things are happening at the storied former racetrack. HYM Founding Partner/Managing Director Thomas O’Brien updated the City Council last Monday night. The biggest revelation of the night was the plan to build a fi ve-story, $500 million life sciences building on the lots marked R10 and R11 on the plans for the site. Originally, those two sites were slated as residential developments. O’Brien said that one of the DEVELOPMENT | SEE Page 13 By Adam Swift A fter facing down a pandemic and remote learning for the better part of 18 months, the Class of 2021 celebrated graduation Tuesday evening GRADUATION | SEE Page 14 CAPPING THE EVENING: RHS Class of 2021 leaders display their decorated caps during graduation exercises on Tuesday evening were, from left; Class President Elijah Nater, Vice President Julianna DiCicco, Secretary Minnah Sheikh and Treasurer Adetayo Atitebi. (Advocate photo by Tara Vocino) Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival August 28 The Revere Beach Partnership welcomes you “Back To The Beach” for its 125th Anniversary I n coordination with the City of Revere and the Department of Conservation & Recreation, the Revere Beach Partnership is excited to announce that it will be hosting a modified version of the Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival from August 6–8. After having to cancel the famed event in 2020 (due to COVID-19), the Revere Beach Partnership is excited to be getting “Back To The Beach”! “The mission of the Revere FESTIVAL | SEE Page 13 REVERE FIREFIGHTERS’ VIRTUAL MEMORIAL Sunday, June 13, 2021 8:15 A.M. Relatives and friends of the Revere Fire Department are cordially invited to tune into our Annual Firefighters Memorial Day Exercises virtually. The ceremony will be live on RevereTV on Comcast Channel 9 or 1072 HD, RCN Channel 13 or 613 HD. You can also watch the ceremony on RevereTV's Facebook and YouTube page. Please tune in as we honor our departed members at this, our most solemn traditional service. Christopher P. Bright Chief of Department Shown from left to right: Mayor Brian Arrigo, event organizer and Councillor-at-Large Steven Morabito and State Senator Joseph Boncore. See page 12 for more photo highlights. (Advocate photo by Tara Vocino) City hosts Second Annual Gay Pride flag raising

Page 2 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Revere Police Dept. doubles down on citywide community engagement effort Chief Callahan focuses on programs to connect with residents, build trust and promote diversity and inclusion I n the coming weeks, the Revere Police Department (RPD) will launch a citywide eff ort to further strengthen community policing. The RPD will be doubling down on efforts to foster deeper connections directGerry D’Ambrosio Attorney-at-Law Is Your Estate in Order? Do you have an update Will, Health Care Proxy or Power of Attorney? If Not, Please Call for a Free Consultation. 14 Proctor Avenue, Revere (781) 284-5657 ANGELO’S FULL SERVICE Regular Unleaded $2.779 Mid Unleaded $2.879 Super $3.019 Diesel Fuel $2.979 "42 Years of Excellence!" 1978-2020 KERO $4.65 DEF $3.49 9 Diesel $2.569 9 HEATING OIL 24-Hour Burner Service Call for Current Price! (125—gallon minimum) DEF Available   Open an account and order online at: www.angelosoil.com (781) 231-3500 (781) 231-3003 367 LINCOLN A  A    DA ly with residents, build trust, promote inclusion and diversity and develop lasting positive relationships. Police Chief David Callahan will be hosting several informational sessions and initiating new protocols to engage more intentionally with residents. The RPD will enhance police youth engagement and conduct outreach in the community with an emphasis on reaching those from underrepresented areas with possible language barriers by utilizing the diversity and language profi ciency of offi cers who are bilingual. “We understand that to best serve our residents and continue to build trust, we have to work in partnership with them to make sure our neighborhoods are safe,” said Callahan. “We have to create more opportunities for positive interactions that are not solely based on police functions.” Revere Police prioritize relationships with youths and the community as the key to building trust and creating a safe neighborhood. This starts with an emphasis on daily interactions in neighborhoods and schools and includes proactive prevention strategies. The RPD provides positive pathways for youths with its Police Activities League (Revere PAL). The Revere PAL program off ers recreational and interdisciplinary opportunities for Revere Police personnel to engage directly with youths in a structured, fun, positive environment. These activities have proven to be successful in breaking down the barriers that often impede police and youth relationships. The RPD and Revere PAL have recently partnered with Revere on the Move to help Pictured are Revere Police Offi cers and Revere Police Activities League kids working together on building vegetable garden beds for Revere on the Move’s Urban Farming project. (Photo Courtesy of the Revere Police Department) bring Urban Farming to Revere residents to promote healthy living and food sustainability throughout the community. The RPD has also partnered with Revere Recreation, launching two summer programs: the Women in Blue Three-Day Summit for high school aged girls and the Criminal Investigation workshop for children ages 1013. The Women in Blue Summit is a new initiative involving female offi cers and young women and will focus on building strong relationships and conducting open and productive conversations while engaging in awesome fi eld trips. The Criminal Investigation workshop will allow participants to work alongside RPD detectives and understand what it takes to solve crimes, including fostering relationships, which is crucial to overall police work. If you are looking for more information and would like to sign up your child, call Revere Recreation at 781-286-8190. The RPD is planning many Coff ee with a Cop events. Coffees will be hosted in diff erent languages with bilingual RPD officers. You can keep updated on upcoming Coff ee with a Cop sessions through the RPD Facebook page or contact Captain Amy O’Hara at aohara@reverepolice.org. All these opportunities, including Coff ee with a Cop, allow citizens to speak up about issues they have personally experienced in the community, talk directly to police offi cers, ask questions and foster positive relationships. This is an opportunity for police officers to learn from the community and showcase their concern for those whom they serve. Prices subject to change   around   FLEET

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 3 Administration presents FY22 budget proposal to City Council By Adam Swift T he City Council will begin working on the $224,978,231 fi scal year 2022 municipal budget – presented by Mayor Brian Arrigo – next week. The fi rst Ways and Means Subcommittee meeting to take up the budget is scheduled for Wednesday, June 16. The Ways and Means Subcommittee meetings will begin the substantive budget discussions between the City Council and the administration and city departments. The budget is close to the amount of the fi nal adopted fi scal year 2021 budget of $223.3 million. Those totals include the general municipal operating budget as well as the school budget and the city enterprise fund budgets. What should make the budget process a little diff erent from past years is the dispensation and use of the $30 million in funds the city is slated to receive as part of the American Recovery Plan Act. During last Monday night’s City Council meeting, city Finance Director Richard Viscay said information is still coming in about what are and are not acceptable uses for the federal funds. Viscay presented the budget binder to the council. He said there are still a few items that will be added to the binder in the coming days, including the fi ve-year fi nancial forecast and the capital improvement budget. “The numbers for all the departments are submitted in [the budget binder], as well as the revenue forecast, the debt forecast, and all other documents required as part of the GFOA [Government Finance Offi cers Association] budget,” said Viscay. Viscay noted that Revere has received the distinguished budget award from the GFOA for the past eight straight years. Additionally, Viscay said the council Doggie daycares violating dog park rules By Adam Swift T here may be too many dogs at the West Revere Dog Park, or at least too many dogs and not enough owners. is a limit of two dogs per handler, which is reportedly being regularly ignored. “Doggie daycare and pet sitting services are bringing their dogs to the dog park, and residents of Ward 6 are coming to me and saying, gee, I would like to take my dog to the dog park before work, but these doggie daycares are bringing these dogs to exercise in the park,” said Serino. “So I thought it would be as simple as calling the animal control offi - cer and asking him to just simply enforce the signage. What I did not realize is that the signage does not equal law in the city.” In order for the animal conRICHARD SERINO Ward 6 Councillor Last Monday night, Ward 6 Councillor Richard Serino proposed a motion to formally establish an ordinance setting up rules at the dog park. “I realize that on a night where we are talking about water and sewer rates and the budget, this may seem like a trivial subject, the West Revere Dog Park,” said Serino. “But an issue has arisen whereby people are breaking the rules of the dog park. So at the dog park, there is signage with clear rules and regulations about what you can and cannot do in the dog park.” The biggest issue recently has been the rule stating that there trol offi cer to enforce the rules, the City Council needs to create an ordinance to put some teeth, so to speak, into enforcing the rules. “All the ordinance is [is] basically everything that is on the signs and the rules of the park,” said Serino. “I would like to expedite this through the Legislative Aff airs Subcommittee because it is an issue that is persisting, and residents have been asking about it.” City Council President Anthony Zambuto praised the motion. “I think that it is unfortunate that we have to make a law, but the one thing that we can do if these dogs are not licensed and registered – they can be fi ned right now before this goes in place,” said Zambuto, who ordered the proposed ordinance to a public hearing. and the public will have greater online, in-depth access to the budget this year thanks to a new interactive budget process from ClearGov, a Maynard-based software company. “We are not prepared to turn it face forward at this particular point, but we hope that by the time all the documents are in we can turn in front facing for the council and residents to have a more active approach to look at the budget,” said Viscay. 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THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 5 McKenna proposes arts center at Beachmont Fire Station By Adam Swift F rom putting out fi res, to a home for the hottest in local art – Ward 1 City Councillor Joanne McKenna is pushing for a plan to transform the Beachmont Fire Station into a center for the arts. Last Monday night, councillors praised McKenna’s motion requesting that the city look into the possibility of using federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to turn the rundown fire station into a complex of artist lofts and studio space. “The Beachmont Fire Station is the oldest fire station in the city,” said McKenna. “It’s an historical building, one the community and the city would like to keep, since we have lost so many landmarks.” During a recent public forum on the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds, McKenna said, the future of the Beachmont Fire Station was brought up. “The fi re station has been a storage facility for many years now, and the JOANNE McKENNA Ward 1 City Councillor outside of the building is in disarray,” she said. “Two years ago, the Beachmont Improvement Committee and Elle Baker [of the Planning Department] and I looked at the building and tried to utilize it, but because of the funding, we were unsuccessful. Now, with the American Rescue Plan fund, we now might have the opportunity to save this beautiful, historical building by maybe creating artist lofts and an art gallery.” While surrounding communities have arts centers, McKenna said Revere is lacking a place where Revere residents can enjoy local visual art and where artists can create and show their work. “I want to commend Councillor McKenna for this motion,” said Councillor-at-Large Jessica Ann Giannino. “You are so thoughtful about your community and about Ward 1 and the art community, and just taking spaces and really coming up with creative uses for them. I think this is phenomenal and I’m excited about it.” Giannino said the fi re station is a beautiful space that is not being used to its full capacity and would be an excellent use for a bustling, residential neighborhood. “I hope we can fi nd the money,” said Councillor-at-Large George Rotondo. “It’s a great use for that building; it’s dynamic, and more importantly, it will help bring people together.” www.eight10barandgrille.com We Have Reopened for Dine-In and Outside Seating every day beginning at 4 PM Right by you. Right by all. WE'RE OPEN! 8 Norwood Street, Everett (617) 387-9810 STAY SAFE! Like us on Facebook advocate newspaper Facebook.com/Advocate.news.ma A COMMUNITY BUILT ON LOVE IS ONE WE’RE PROUD TO SUPPORT. EVERETT BANK CELEBRATES PRIDE MONTH AND BANKING FOR ALL.      Right by you.                       WWW.EVERETTBANK .COM Member FDIC Member DIF

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Healey’s advisory follows a memo from the Biden-Harris Administration discussing the urgent threat ransomware poses to American businesses and government entities with suggestions to mitigate its impact. “Leaders from the public and private sectors have an important and critical responsibility                                 Everett Aluminum 10 Everett Ave., Everett 617-389-3839 Owned & operated by the Conti family since 1958 • 57 Years! “Same name, phone number & address for family since 1958 • 62 over half a century. 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Last month a criminal group employed ransomware to lock the systems of Colonial Pipeline, a pipeline operator for the East Coast, causing a multiday operational shutdown and leading to a spike in gas prices, panic buying and localized fuel shortages in the southeast. On June 2, Anne Neuberger, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology, issued a memo titled “What We Urge You To Do To Protect Against The Threat of Ransomware,” with the following recommendations: Implement the five best practices from the President’s Executive Order: President Biden’s Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity Executive Order outlines fi ve, high-impact, best practices to safeguard networks: multifactor authentication (because passwords alone are routinely compromised), endpoint detection & response (to hunt for malicious activity on a network and block it), encryption (so if data is stolen, it is unusable) and a skilled, empowered security team (to patch rapidly and share and incorporate threat information in your defenses). These practices will signifi cantly reduce the risk of a successful cyberattack: • Backup your data, system images and confi gurations; regularly test them and keep the backups offl ine: Ensure that backups are regularly tested and that they are not connected to the business network, as many ransomware variants try to fi nd and encrypt or delete accessible backups. Maintaining current backups offl ine is critical because if your network data is encrypted with ransomware, your organization can restore systems. • Update and patch systems promptly: This includes maintaining the security of operating systems, applications and fi rmware in a timely manner. Consider using a centralized patch management system; use a risk-based assessment strategy to drive your patch management program. • Test your incident response plan: There’s nothing that shows the gaps in plans more than testing them. Run through some core questions and use those to build an incident response plan: Are you able to sustain business operations without access to certain systems? For how long? Would you turn off your manufacturing operations if business systems, such as billing, were offl ine? • Check your security team’s work: Use a tester to test the security of your systems and your ability to defend against a sophisticated attack. Many ransomware criminals are aggressive and sophisticated and will fi nd the equivalent of unlocked doors. SECURITY | SEE Page 35 Spring!

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 7 New study shows ‘Millionaire’s Tax’ has high cost and low return T he Fiscal Alliance Foundation and The Beacon Hill Institute (BHI) recently released a study showing the eff ects of instituting a so-called “Millionaire’s Tax” on the Massachusetts economy. Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Ron Mariano and Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka have scheduled a vote on Wednesday to amend the Commonwealth’s constitution, paving the way for voters to weigh in at the 2022 ballot box. If passed, high-income earners and certain small businesses would see their state income tax increase by 80 percent, from five percent to nine percent. The measure would eliminate the constitutional protection that mandates equal taxation and allow for lawmakers to tax some taxpayers at higher rates. The study is the fi rst time in recent memory that Massachusetts data was collected and used to determine the economic result if this tax were to become law. This is especially relevant because of the recent effects of COVID-19 on the state economy. A copy of the study, including the executive summary, is at www.FiscalAllianceFoundation.org. According to the study, the “Millionaire’s Tax” will be harmful to the state’s economy and will result in lost jobs, investments and disposable income. With its high economic costs in place, the tax would also bring far less revenue than what proponents currently claim. Contrary to their messaging, BHI found that the middle class would also feel the impact of this tax. For example, in 2023, more than 4,000 families would leave Massachusetts, with employment dipping by nearly 9,000 jobs. To make matters worse, according to BHI, the tax will only bring in about half ($1.2 billion) of the amount politicians are claiming ($2 billion). The dramatic discrepancy in how much would be collected would most likely not result in a reduction in planned state spending, but rather, new taxes and fees falling on the middle class to make up for the low return from the tax. “This debate is being fueled by lawmakers acting on their worst urges and impulses to spend more money they don’t have. They wish to radically change the state constitution, by removing a cherished and longstanding safeguard that protects taxpayers,” said Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance Spokesperson/Board Member Paul Craney. “If successful, lawmakers would have the ability to tax some taxpayers more than others. The state constitution would not be able to protect taxpayers from the stigma of Taxachusetts and greed of State House politicians,” said Craney. The graduated income tax has been before the voters six times, and each time it failed to pass. More recently, the state’s highest court struck down an attempt in 2018 as it was considered “unconstitutional.” What makes this latest attempt diff erent is that the eff ort is authored by lawmakers and not citizens. It’s politicians who want to change the constitution to remove safeguards intended to protect the taxpayers. “Today’s study shows how the tax would not bring in nearly as much as the proponents first claimed. With its very high economic costs to the state’s most productive earners, the tax will be felt not just by wealthy individuals, but also by small businesses and the middle class. The tax will collect about half of what was advertised and it’s safe to say, spending will remain the same. The middle class and small businesses will have to make up for the diff erence,” said Craney. AUTOTECH 1989 SINCE Is your vehicle ready for the Summer Season?!! Recharge your vehicle's AC for the warm weather! Includes up to 1 LB. of Refrigerant* (*Most Vehicles/Some Restrictions May Apply) AC SPECIAL Only $69.95 DRIVE IT - PUSH IT - TOW IT! CASH FOR YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR SUV! 2015 LINCOLN MERCURY MKZ 2011 FORD FESTIVA Premium Package, 2.0T Turbo Engine, Clean Title, Warranty, Only 95K Miles! TRADES WELCOME! Only 105K Miles, Clean Title, Save Money on Gas! Great Commuter Car! TRADES WELCOME! $12,900 $5,995 (781) 321-8841 • (617) 571-9869 Easy Financing Available! 1236 EasternAve • Malden EddiesAutotech.com Vehicle! We Pay Cash For Your Like us on Facebook advocate newspaper Facebook.com/Advocate.news.ma CHA Everett Hospital CHA Cambridge hospital Recognized for quality and safety GR21_171

Page 8 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 DPH field team in Revere spreads vital information about COVID-19 vaccine to residents O ver the past few weeks, the state Department of Public Health (DPH) fi eld team focused efforts in Revere to spread information about the COVID-19 vaccine. Trained canvassers worked with local businesses as well as traveled doorto-door to answer questions and hand out information for residents to get vaccinated. These eff orts are part of DPH's larger Vaccine Equity Initiative, which works with populations and communities that are disproportionately aff ected by COVID-19 to reduce barriers to vaccination, increase awareness of vaccine safety and effi cacy and ultimately increase vaccinations. Prioritizing vaccine outreach to these communities is key to ending the pandemic. The DPH’s trained canvassers continued fi eld operations on the ground. The team, comprised of Revere residents, traveled door-to-door to hand out fl yers, hang doorknob knockers, and answered questions such as “When can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?” “How will I know it’s my turn to get vaccinated?” and “Is vaccination safe?” This focused grassroots outreach strategy is the product of a collaboration between the DPH and Archipelago Strategies Group and Health Care for All and is just one component of the DPH's larger Vaccine Equity Initiative. The initiative prioritizes 20 cities across the state that were identifi ed as having been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. These priority populations were determined using case data and the COVID-19 Community Impact Survey, which DPH conducted in the fall of 2020. To ensure the vaccine is accessible to our most disproportionately impacted populations, the Commonwealth prioritizes vaccines to each of the 20 municipalities every week, subject to program administration guidelines. 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This legislation will create a $100 billion grant program to allow schools to implement both time-tested and creative new ideas to put all students back on track for success,” said Assistant Speaker Katherine Clark. “Chronic under funding of our education system was failing our students. As an educator, I witnessed massive inequities in the classroom – issues that have been alarmingly compounded by the COVID-19 crisis. While the American Rescue Plan provided historic funding to local schools, more needs to be done to combat the setbacks that have caused children to struggle in school. This bill responds by increasing funding streams to help schools support social and emotional learning, address learning loss, and recruit a diverse educator workforce. Connecticut and Massachusetts have led the nation in the response to COVID-19, so it is fi tting that my New England colleagues have joined me to lead legislation that invests in students on the other side of this crisis,” said Congresswoman Hayes. Researchers have estimated that school closures in the spring resulted in several months of lost instruction in math and reading, and one study estimated that between 10 and 25 percent of highrisk students, including homeless students and students with disabilities, have been completely disconnected from school since the pandemic began. The traumatic effects of the pandemic on students’ mental health are not yet well understood, but are expected to have longterm consequences for social and emotional well-being. Data show that more school funding significantly improves student achievement. This is especially crucial for low-income communities and communities of color, which have been disproportionCOVID-19 | SEE Page 36

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 9 Water and sewer rate increases on tap for coming year By Adam Swift R esidents could see an increase of just under four percent in their water and sewer bills for fi scal year 2022. As part of the budget process for FY22, city Finance Director Richard Viscay told the City Council last Monday night, a rate increase of 3.9 percent is needed to cover increased charges from the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) as well as increased debt service for infrastructure projects. To keep the proposed increases to a minimum, Viscay said, the City of Revere is also proposing that it use $2 million from the Water and Sewer Stabilization Fund to off set some of those costs. “This rate increase, along with the proposed $2 million stabilization fund transfer, will ensure that the revenues that come into the city for water and sewer will cover both direct and indirect costs of the operation of that department,” said Viscay. “We did realize eight new bond orders that [will] come on the books in ’22. The debt service has increased by $1 million, and the fi xed costs of debt services, along with the water and sewer assessments from the MWRA, are the driving force that forced us to increase our rate.” The water and sewer rate increases by one percent for every $300,000 jump in the budget, said Viscay. Without the accompanying transfer from the Water and Sewer Stabilization Fund, which currently totals about $7.5 million, Viscay said, water and sewer users could have been facing a double-digit increase in rates. “We didn’t think it would be a great time for double-digit water and sewer increases,” said Viscay. “We’ve been very diligent in funding our water and sewer stabilization account for extraordinary and unforeseen events, and the mayor, along with the administration, thinks it’s prudent to stabilize the rates by using some of the $7.5 million we have tucked away over the years into the water and sewer stabilization account.” Councillor-at-Large George Rotondo asked if there is any way the city could use some of the approximately $30 million in American Recovery Act funds the city is slated to receive to help off set the proposed rate increase. Viscay said it is still unclear how those funds can be used, but he added that it is likely that in future years the city could be able to use some of those federal funds for water and sewer infrastructure costs. In addition, Viscay said the city is planning on working with a consultant for a longer range rate analysis and multiyear rate proposal in fi scal year 2023 and beyond. The water and sewer budget will be among the department budgets the City Council will take up in the coming weeks in its Ways and Means Subcommittee as part of the larger FY22 municipal budget process. Zuntu named to Dean’s List at Fitchburg State University FITCHBURG – Fitchburg State University recently announced that Sani Zuntu of Revere was named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2021 semester. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, students must have a grade point average of 3.2 or higher. ~ FLASHBACK ~ 45th in a series of      In 2010, the exchange program between Revere students and families hosted Japanese students to the Beach City who would enjoy the hospitality of Revere families and local establishments. The program created a memorable cultural experience for all. Many events were planned for the students, some of which included a tour of the city by Revere’s Historian Len Piazza, a Duck Boat tour, and a trip to Fenway Park for a Red Sox game. The program was funded by the generosity of the community. In the summer of 2011, 10 Revere students traveled to Japan to complete the exchange. 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Page 10 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Rockin’ Rebound Kickoff celebrates a return to normalcy for vaccinated at summer BBQ By Tara Vocino A pproximately 50 residents celebrated advancements in vaccinations with a Rockin’ Rebound Kickoff – Brews on Broadway on the American Legion lawn last Thursday night. Excluding for religious reasons, proof of vaccination was required for entry. “Children of vaccinated parents/guardians [could] also attend.” Citing a sense of normalcy: At left: Frank Laura and Micah Colleran, 2; at right, twins Isabella and Aliza Colleran, 8 months, Steven, Luciana and Ashley Penta and Lindsay and Fiona Gonzalez, 8 months, holding up a refreshment. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) Jose Tejada and his three-year-old son, Raymond, played corn hole for the fi rst time. Saphira Restrepo, 13, and Yanni Patel, 14, threw a beanbag into a hole during corn hole. Rockin’ Rebound Kickoff – Brews on Broadway was a celebration on the American Legion lawn last Thursday for those vaccinated. Christian Holley, 9, enjoyed corn hole, a traditionally southern lawn game, during Revere’s Rockin’ Rebound Kickoff – Brews on Broadway in front of the American Legion lawn. Sisters Skyllar and Corinne Mullvaney, at right, waited in the food line. Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky and Mayor Brian Arrigo greeted guests. Kirsten Giuff rida and Ray Charles, 2, played Pac-Man. The Beer Mobile servers Kyle and Corey Fletcher poured beer and wine. Vincent Bianco and Janice DeLuca fl ipped burgers and sausages on the grill. Musical entertainment was provided.

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 11 Congratulations RHS Class of 2021 Graduates! State Representative and Councillor-at-Large Jessica Giannino Council President Anthony Zambuto Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky School Board Member Carol Tye Ward 3 Councillor Arthur Guinasso School Board Member Anthony D’Ambrosio Mayor Brian Arrigo & Family Council Vice-President Gerry Visconti & Family Ward 4 Councillor Patrick Keefe, Jr. & Family Ward 5 Councillor John School Board Member Powers Susan Gravellese School Board Member Michael Ferrante

Page 12 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 City hosts Second Annual Gay Pride flag raising To kick off Pride month, the City of Revere hosted the second annual Gay Pride fl ag raising outside of City Hall on Monday. Councillor-at-Large Steven Morabito said love is love when sharing his coming out story. State Senator Joseph Boncore said he is happy to support this event. Mayor Brian Arrigo said the second annual Gay Pride fl ag raising is symbolic of the progress made in terms of being a welcoming, inclusive community. Former State Representative Kathi-Ann Reinstein said she was harassed for standing up for the LGBQT+ community during her time in offi ce. Revere city workers William Guinasso (at right, holding fl ag) and John Pino raised the Gay Pride fl ag during Monday’s second annual Gay Pride event at City Hall. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) Rabbi Lior Nevo said the Book of Genesis in the Torah references the fi rst rainbow in the Gay Pride fl ag. Thomas Amos said he didn’t come out until college, but his family accepted him. Staff Sgt. James Hill School students used sidewalk chalk to draw gay pride colors on City Hall stairs. John Pino raised the Gay Pride fl ag. Baker-Polito Admin. awards $3.2M for COVID-19 vaccine equity efforts O n June 8, the Department of Public Health (DPH) posted that the Baker-Polito Administration announced $3.2 million in grants and contracts to community-based organizations as part of the Massachusetts Vaccine Equity Initiative to increase awareness and access to the COVID-19 vaccine in the 20 cities and towns hardest hit by the pandemic. The awards are part of the Administration’s investment of $27.4 million in federal funds announced in March. The funds, which will be distributed to select community- and faithbased organizations statewide, aim to reduce barriers to vaccination for communities and populations most disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Seven new communitybased organizations, community health centers, and behavioral health centers have been awarded $2.2 million to support vaccine navigation services and customized vaccine administration, building on $6.8 million previously awarded to 25 other organizations. The award recipients are as follows: • SSTAR Family Healthcare Center • North Shore Community Health Center • Boston Health Care for the Homeless • Latino Health Insurance Program • Caring Community Health Center • Community Health Connections • Holyoke Health Center These organizations will receive funding to link individuals to vaccination services in the community, and to directly administer vaccination to groups that are not reached by other outreach efforts. These include populations who might benefi t from oneon-one vaccination support, such as substance use disorder treatment facilities, places of worship, homeless encampments, food pantries/ congregate meal locations, LGBTQ+ community programs, shelters and day programs and immigrant assistance centers. “As we work to build trust in the vaccine across the Commonwealth, we also put our full trust in community-based organizations to know what their communities need, and how to best serve them,” said Public Health Commissioner Dr. Monica Bharel. “Our goal has always been to work toward equity by fi nding solutions that are right for each community.” An additional $1 million in funding is being administered by Health Resources in Action in partnership with DPH, building on $2.8 million in previously awarded funds. These funds are being awarded to 23 organizations (resulting in 61 total organizations through this funding) to support their eff orts to expand vaccine education and awareness that address the specifi c needs of Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian and other communities of color within the 20 prioritized communities. The newly funded organizations are as follows: • African Community Center of Lowell • Asian American Civic Association • Asociacion Ministerial Evangelica Del Area de Lawrence GRANTS | SEE Page 17

State environmental agencies launch campaign to promote pollinator habitat T he Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR), in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR), launched the Growing Wild Massachusetts campaign with a kickoff event at Weston Nursery in Hopkinton. This new initiative aims to promote and preserve pollinators throughout the Commonwealth, and it will offer the public free Growing Wild starter kits and other educational resources to create pollinator-friendly native plant habitat and boost pollinator populations. “Pollinators play a critical role in ensuring healthy ecosystems and a thriving agricultural industry in Massachusetts and the Baker-Polito Administration is dedicated to protecting these important species,” said Energy and Environmental Aff airs Secretary Kathleen Theoharides. “Through this new initiative, we encourage Massachusetts residents to plant pollinator-friendly habitat and help boost polDEVELOPMENT | FROM Page 1 things the recent COVID-19 pandemic has made clear is that there is a need for highquality life sciences space in the Boston area. “Life sciences companies are looking for places for the high-end manufacturing of very special kinds of pharmaceuticals that companies have been working on for some period of time,” said O’Brien. The buildings needed for this kind of pilot manufacturing are very expensive, and O’Brien said the site on the Suffolk Downs property would be perfect for that type of use. “These two parcels were originally intended to be residential parcels,” said O’Brien. He said the move to use them as commercial life sciences space fi ts with THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 FESTIVAL | FROM Page 1 linator populations from their own yards.” “Pollinators are essential for the survival of many plant and wildlife species that are native to Massachusetts,” said DCR Commissioner James Montgomery. “The Growing Wild program is yet another example of the Baker-Polito Administration’s commitment to the further enhancement of our green spaces.” As part of Growing Wild Massachusetts, DCR and MDAR are partnering with nurseries throughout the state to distribute pollinator habitat starter kits featuring live plants and a packet of seeds native to Massachusetts. The kit also contains a trowel, a Growing Wild sign, information about plants and pollinators and a journal to track seasonal plant growth and pollinator activity. DCR will provide educational resources on its website and social media channels and encourage Growing Wild enthusiasts to share POLLINATOR | SEE Page 33 Beach Partnership is to preserve and enhance America’s fi rst public beach for the enjoyment of all. With this as our focus, we are committed to creating a safe, family-friendly event and are working to develop a modifi ed version of our beloved International Sand Sculpting Festival for all to enjoy,” said Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival Committee Chairman John Hamel. This year’s event will celebrate the 125th Anniversary of Revere Beach, America’s fi rst public beach! The event will feature beautiful sand sculptures designed by the best sculptors in America. In addition, there will Page 13 be food trucks, food vendors, exhibitors and much more. “Signs of hope and progress continue as we welcome back the International Sand Sculpting Festival this year,” Mayor Brian Arrigo said. “While the event may be a little diff erent than years past, we have full confidence that the Revere Beach Partnership will produce a spectacular experience that represents the best of our community and the rich history of Revere Beach. I look forward to participating this year as we kick off our summer together again.” The Revere Beach Partnership is excited to welcome back guests from across Massachusetts, New England and the United States to Revere Beach and the festival. Details and announcements about the event will be announced later. For more information, visit www.rbissf.com or follow the Revere Beach Partnership’s social media accounts. About the Revere Beach Partnership The Revere Beach Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofi t organization that was established in 2001. Its mission is to preserve and enhance America’s fi rst public beach for the enjoyment of all. The partnership is made up of a volunteer board that shares a love for Revere and Revere Beach. For more information, visit www.reverebeachpartnership.com. INTERNATIONAL APPEAL: Attleboro resident Shirley Rodrigues with tourists from Columbia, from left, Silvia Echeverri, Jorge Beruul and Gloria and Carlos Echeverri, during the 2019 Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival. (Advocate fi le photo) za property by the end of the calendar year. Construction on a 60,000-square-foot retail and offi ce building near the Beachmont T station is set to get underway this year, and O’Brien said construction documents are complete on a 475-unit residential building. Two other residential buildings and a hotel are also planned for the Beachmont Plaza develA rendering of the proposed Beachmont Plaza. (Courtesy Photo) A rendering of the proposed Life Sciences building. (Courtesy Photo) the city and the council’s desire to have the Revere portion of the development tilt heavier to commercial use. Overall, about 10,000 residential units are proposed for the entire Suff olk Downs development, with 7,500 in Boston and 2,500 in Revere, O’Brien said. The 500,000-square-foot, half-billion-dollar life sciences building will have space for labs, offi ces and high-end manufacturing, O’Brien said. “We are very confi dent that the impact on the life sciences industry will make Suffolk Downs a place where companies will want to locate,” said O’Brien. “Mr. O’Brien, I want to thank you for bringing life sciences to Revere,” said Councillor-atLarge George Rotondo. “It is exactly what the city needs and it will bring new life to the community.” While the construction of the life sciences building isn’t likely to begin before 2023, O’Brien said, there will be buildings going up on the Beachmont Plaopment. “Time and time again, I’ve called the redevelopment of this site transformational,” said Mayor Brian Arrigo. “We’ve always talked about the fact that this is about jobs, and this is about economic growth for our residents, and we’ve talked about the improvements we would see in traffi c.” The redevelopment will lead to increased tax revenue to improve city services for residents, and it would help increase public and open space in that part of the city, the mayor said. “Revere is now on the map for life sciences – for offi ce and lab space – and we’re proud to say that the fi rst phase of this project in Revere will include lab and offi ce life science space. That’s something that is a testament to the tremendous work [the City Council] has done to move us forward and the vision we have as a city and the vision Tom and his team have.”

Page 14 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 GRADUATION | FROM Page 1 with a ceremony that celebrated their perseverance, determination and patience. Nearly 450 graduating seniors from Revere High School and SeaCoast High School crossed the stage at Harry Della Russo Stadium to receive their diplomas. Principal Dr. John Perella praised the city and school administration, the teachers, parents and caregivers, and most of all, the students, for making the most of the bad hand they have been dealt during the Covid-19 pandemic. “I want to thank the students of the Class of 2021,” said Perella. “You have taught us so many lessons this year. I want to thank you for modelling adaptability, patience and grace. Without a doubt, you have always been the very best part of the school year. For the rest of your days, academics, poets, musicians and writers will all try to capture what you lived through.” Through all the challenges, Perella praised the graduates for facing them together. “This experience will forever bond us to each other, and when it is all said and done, that might be the most important thing we take away from it,” said Perella. “The Class of 2021, there has never been a class like yours, and I hope you live deeply and stay young at heart. You have my respect, appreciation and love.” The most emotional speech of the evening was also one of the shortest. Avalee Jemery was the first SeaCoast High School graduate to speak during a Revere High ceremony, and she fought back tears several times as she talked about the challenges she has faced over the past four years. “I have been a SeaCoast student for the last two and a half years of my life,” said Jemery. “Transferring to SeaCoast honestly changed me and my perspective. I managed to get my grades up and I even enrolled into North Shore Community College’s dual enrollment program. I’m now getting my associate’s degree for nursing. The point I’m trying to make is, whether or not you go to a traditional high school or an alternative high school, nothing is beyond your reach.” Salutatorian Viktoriya Kalinina, who will attend Brandeis in the fall, talked about the importance of looking beyond grades and making a diff erence with what the graduates are passionate about. “We all have our individual talents, experiences and learning styles that set us apart and allow us to each add color to our sometimes bland world,” Kalinina said. “It’s not about who’s fi rst or who’s last: It’s about sharing the skills that you can fi nd within yourself.” Valedictorian Sydney Ciano, who will be attending UMass Amherst in the fall, chose not to speak during the ceremony, but her friend and fellow graduate Nina Cassinello read Ciano’s poem “Creation.” The poem focused on fi nding yourself within your soul. “Find the rhythm at which your heart beats / Find the rhythm your body loves to dance to,” Cassinello recited from Ciano’s poem. Senior Class President Elijah Nater, who will attend Boston University this fall, spoke about how the graduates made the GRADUATION | SEE Page 15 Approximately 1,000 parents and guests fi lled the stands at Harry Della Russo Stadium for the Class of 2021 graduation exercises on Tuesday. Army JROTC Color Guard Cadet Stacey Lopez Hernandez (in background) sang the National Anthem. Tri-sport captain Calvin Boudreau wore shades as he crossed the stage. School Committee Members Michael Ferrante, Anthony D’Ambrosio, Susan Gravellese, Mayor Brian Arrigo, Carol Tye and Stacey Bronson-Rizzo Nathan Ramos crossed the stage. Julianna Raff a receives her diploma from Principal Dr. John Perella. Guidance Counselor Lawrence Kimbrough took a selfi e with Mahmoud Hallak, who graduated 10th in his class and will attend Brown University in the fall. The happy graduating seniors of the RHS Class of 2021 are shown entering Harry Della Russo Stadium on Tuesday evening. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) Graduates Minnah Sheikh, Elijah Nater and Nina Cassinello celebrated after the ceremony.

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 15 GRADUATION | FROM Page 14 most of the challenges during COVID-19 by pulling together. “COVID was to us what the New York Giants were to the New England Patriots’ perfect season; it was the tip of the iceberg to the Titanic of our senior year,” said Nater. “I know that those in power tried to make the last couple months of our school year enjoyable, but it still wasn’t close to the High School Musical Dream.” While Nater said he could recite a long list of everything this year’s graduates missed out on, he said he would rather go on about how the class pushed through the struggles. “Every Revere teacher from the Beachmont School to Rumney Marsh to the high school can tell you it’s not about how you struggle: It’s about how you fought to overcome those struggles,” Nater said. “This year put that saying to the test …this class achieved. The class of 2021 has kids going to universities, trade schools, state schools, community colleges and the military, and this class gave back.” Nater talked about how the class members embraced their diverse backgrounds and led the fi ght against injustice in Revere and beyond. “You guys are awesome and signify not only the best of what Revere has to off er, but what it should strive to be like. Even with the world collapsing around you, you guys overcame adversity and received your diplomas tonight.” Gilbert Oviedo raised his fist in victory before receiving his high school diploma. Salutatorian Viktoriya Kalinina graduated with a 4.6 grade point average. Sydney Ciano, who graduated with a 4.6 grade point average, plans to attend UMass Amherst. Revere High School Class President Elijah Nater recited the Pledge of Allegiance during Tuesday’s commencement at Harry Della Russo Stadium. Class President Elijah Nater will attend Boston University to study fi nance. Salutatorian Viktoriya Kalinina, who has a 4.6 grade point average, plans to attend Brandeis University. Senior Class Secretary Minnah Sheikh with Class Treasurer Adetayo Atitebi Principal Dr. John Perella said the Class of 2021 is a vibrant and diverse community of scholars, athletes, artists and caring, wonderful people. Nina Cassinello gave the poetry reading “Creation,” which was written by valedictorian/poet laureate Sydney Ciano. SeaCoast High School Principal Dr. Stacey Mulligan, congratulated her school’s students. Domenic Reed receives his diploma from RHS Principal Dr. John Perella. Senior Nicole Barbosa received her diploma. Richard DiMarzo receives his diploma from Principal Dr. John Perella. Shown are Senior Class Vice President Julianna DiCicco, who plans to attend Boston University to become a doctor, and Class President Elijah Nater, who plans to attend Boston University for business. Zach Bowden embraced Principal Dr. John Perella.

Page 16 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Girls’ Softball Patriots clobbers Chelsea Red Devils during Senior Night By Tara Vocino R evere High School Girls’ Varsity Softball won 12-0 during their Senior Night on Wednesday against Chelsea High School at Griswold Field. “This group has always played hard for each other, cared for each other, and will do anything for the team,” Head Coach Joseph Ciccarello said. “They have been a pleasure to coach for four years and we will miss them immensely.” Kneeling: Pink Panthers/Dolphins junior softball players Kali O’Neil, Isabella Brown, Elaina Trovato, Emma Adreani, Emily Desisto, Ella Polsonetti, Lauren Ward and Avery Demarco presented fl owers to the seniors behind them, pictured from left to right: Adrianna Keefe, Nina Cassinello, Erika Anderson, Julianna Raff a, Alexis Iacoviello, Giana Losanno, Gianna Uminski, Elianni Monge, and Lynzie Anderson. Elianni Monge comes through the pyramid of players honoring their senior players. (Advocate photos by Tara Vocino) Shown from left to right: John Papasodora, Leo the dog, aunt Maureen Mahoney, aunt Christine Marterelli, grandmother Jean, Uncle Marc Capizzi, cousin Christopher Anderson, Lynzie Anderson, mother Denise, Erica Anderson, dad Eric, brother Maxx, Uncle Gene Giacchino, cousin Aliza, aunt Lyn Mazzarelli, and aunt Andrea Anderson. Erica Anderson will attend Quinnipiac University for nursing while Lynzie Anderson will attend University of Rhode Island in the fall for business management. Shown from left to right: brother, sister Brittany, Gianna Uminiski, mother Lori, and father Ken. Uminiski will attend Boston University to major in psychology. Nina Cassinello, in center, is joined by mother Diane, father Christopher, sisters Emma and Ava, grandmothers Cynthia and Roz and grandfather Bart. Cassinello will attend Boston University for public relations in the fall. Adrianna Fusco is joined by her mother Anissa, father Paul and Uncle Gerald. Fusco will attend Union College as a Posse Scholar in the fall, majoring in biochemistry/pre-medicine.

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 17 Pictured from left to right: father Steven, brother Alesandre, Elianni Monge, and mother Elaine Monge. Monge will play softball at Salem State University and major in criminology. Pictured from left to right: Grandfather Patrick Keefe, uncle Joseph Keefe, father Patrick, Adrianna Keefe, cousin Gianna Herbert, aunt Stephanie Herbert, and mother Jennifer. Keefe will play softball at UMass Boston this fall, majoring in mathematics and minoring in middle school education. Pictured from left to right: Sister Natasha, father Frank, Alexis Iacoviello, and mother Sandra. Iacoviello will attend North Shore Community College in the fall, majoring in health science. Front row from left to right: cousins Marchella and Lilianna Gravalese. Back row from left to right: grandfather Ralph Marano, grandmother Annabella Marano, aunt Ninetta Caggiano, aunt Lucia Gravallese, mother Gina, senior Julianna Raff a, brother Dante, grandmother Grace, grandfather Sabino, father Ovi, and aunt Elena Raff a. Raff a will attend Wentworth to major in engineering. Patriots score comeback win over Bulldogs By Greg Phipps L ast Friday’s home game against the Lynn English Bulldogs may go down as a turning point contest for the Revere High School baseball team. Trailing by three runs in the later stages of the game, the Patriots pulled off a memorable comeback. The Bulldogs owned a 6-3 lead entering the fi fth inning. That’s when Revere turned the tide with a five-run explosion in its half of the frame. The rally held up as the Patriots came away with an 8-6 triumph. The big blow of the fi fth-inning surge was a grand slam by Mike Popp that helped catapult the Patriots into the lead. On the day, Popp fi nished with two hits to go along with four RBI via his bases-loaded dinger. Other players to contribute with the bat were Casey Cummings and Calvin Boudreau, who combined for three hits and each drove in a run. Cummings was also the winning pitcher. He left the contest with two outs in the top of the sixth and ended up with nine strikeouts. He allowed fi ve hits. Brother Kyle Cummings earned the save. Revere tied the game 2-2 in the bottom of the fi rst inning when Casey Cummings singled home the fi rst Patriot run and EJ Leone brought in the second tally on a groundout. Revere scored its third run in the fourth on Boudreau’s sacrifi ce fl y. After a victory over Chelsea on Wednesday, the Patriots stood at 4-2 overall and 3-2 in Greater Boston League play. They host Malden on Friday and travel to take on Mystic Valley Regional on Tuesday. Softball improves to 7-1 The Revere High School softball team defeated Chelsea at home on Wednesday in its Senior Night game to up its season record to 7-1. The Patriots squeaked out a 9-8 victory over Medford last Saturday after pounding Lynn English by a 20-2 count the day before. Backup pitcher Erica Anderson was the victor in the Lynn English contest. It was her fi rst-ever varsity start. She allowed seven hits and fanned six batters. Pictured from left to right: Mother Michelle, Giana Losanno, sister Sophia, and father Anthony. Losanno will attend North Shore Community College for political science and minor in foreign policy. GRANTS | FROM Page 12 • Autism Sprinter • Black Ministerial Alliance of Greater Boston • Black Springfi eld COVID-19 Coalition • Brockton Workers Alliance • Building Audacity • Catholic Social Services of Fall River • Chelsea Black Community • Disability Policy Consortium & Boston Center for Independent Living • Greater Framingham Community Church • Immigrants Assistance Center • JAHAN Women and Youth Intercultural, Inc. • Justice 4 Housing • Lawrence Community Works • Massachusetts Council of Churches • Pioneer Valley Project • Randolph Community Partnership • Sociedad Latina • Southeast Asian Coalition of Central Massachusetts • Spanish American Center • YWCA Southeastern Massachusetts Announced by the BakerPolito Administration in February, the Vaccine Equity Initiative focuses on 20 cities and towns with the greatest COVID-19 case burden, taking into account social determinants of health and the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on Black, Indigenous, People of Color. These communities are Boston, Brockton, Chelsea, Everett, Fall River, Fitchburg, Framingham, Haverhill, Holyoke, Lawrence, Leominster, Lowell, Lynn, Malden, Methuen, New Bedford, Randolph, Revere, Springfi eld and Worcester.

Page 18 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 ~ LEGAL NOTICE ~ The Commonwealth of Massachusetts June 29, 2021, Tuesday, 5:00 PM Office of Collector of Taxes Notice of Tax Taking T o the owners of the hereinafter described land and to all others concerned you are hereby notifi ed that on June 29, 2021 at 5:00 PM at the City Hall, pursuant to the provisions of the General Laws, Chapter 60, Section 53, and by virtue of the authority vested in me as Collector of Taxes, it is my intention to take for the City of Revere the following parcels of land for non-payment of taxes due thereon, with interest and all incidental expenses and costs to the date of taking unless the same shall have been the date.” 10 PROSPECT AVE LLC 220 BROADWAY Sw Cor 10 Prospect Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-348B -042 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 635 PAGE 184 CERTIFICATE: 127984 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,315.04 133 SALEM STREET LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: 133 SALEM STREET HOLDINGS, LLC WAITT PK LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 033-459A -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63908 PAGE 321 CERTIFICATE: 137059/681/59 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,083.28 CHARLES LIGHTBODY SUBSEQUENT OWNER: 1608 NORTH SHORE ROAD LLC NORTH SHORE RD Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-96 -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 65366 PAGE 207 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $262.99 DONNA M FEDERICO SUBSEQUENT OWNER: 101 WALNUT STREET, LLC WALNUT St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-471 -003A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63586 PAGE 328 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $869.84 10,865.00 sf D & M DEVELOPMENT RE LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: RAYMOND NICKERSON TRUSTEE CHARLES LIGHTBODY TRUSTEE 1540 NORTH SHORE ROAD REALTY TRUST 1540 NORTH SHORE RD LOT 1 & PARCEL A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-138 -012B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64957 PAGE 263 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,620.90 5,699.00 sf 5,792.00 sf 133 SALEM STREET LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: 133 SALEM STREET HOLDINGS, LLC SALEM ST Ne Cor Waitt Park LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 033-459A -010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63908 PAGE 321 CERTIFICATE: 137059/681/59 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,116.13 3,952.00 sf AFONSO F FONSECA TRUSTEE 225 BROADWAY REALTY TRUST 225 BROADWAY Se Cor Cheever St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 015-254 24,130.00 sf 26 RESERVOIR AVENUE IRREVOCABLE STEFANO DISALVO TRUSTEE IGNAZIA DISALVO TRUSTEE 26 RESERVOIR AVE Lot 876 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,250.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-351 -084 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 50833 PAGE 241 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,869.87 12 HAITH STREET REALTY TRUST MICHAEL HAYES TRUSTEE HAITH ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,744.00 sf -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60190 PAGE 235 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,323.67 12 HAITH STREET REALTY TRUST MICHAEL HAYES TRUSTEE 12 HAITH ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,038.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424 -009A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK PAGE CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,874.32 Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424 -009B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK PAGE CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,106.47 AHMED GHIAT TRUSTEE 1559 NORTH SHORE ROAD REALTY TRUST 2,717.00 sf 1559 NORTH SHORE RD Sw Cor Dehon St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-136 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 670 PAGE 18 CERTIFICATE: 134981 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,299.88 JAMES J GRIFFIN CHRISTINE GRIFFIN SUBSEQUENT OWNER: DANA LOPEZ TRUSTEE RAYMOND NICKERSON TRUSTEE 340 MALDEN STREET REALTY TRUST 340 MALDEN ST Cor Roland Rd LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,490.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-429C -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64194 PAGE 180 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,791.44 2,415.00 sf SANDRA P ARGUETA TRUSTEE MELVIN A DELEON TRUSTEE 46-48 WARREN STREET NOMINEE TRUST 46 WARREN ST Lot 604 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-359 -039 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59230 PAGE 250 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,402.82 2,613.00 sf 72-74 CAMPBELL AVE LLC 72 CAMPBELL AVE Lot 7 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-121 -036 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59985 PAGE 243 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $27,487.89 DIANE LEBLANC 348 BROADWAY REALTY TRUST BROADWAY LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-357 -019 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 56914 PAGE 209 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,101.57 55 ELMWOOD LLC ELMWOOD ST Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,250.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-322 -013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 677 PAGE 24 CERTIFICATE: 136224 2021 Real Estate Tax $179.17 5,220.00 sf 5,890.00 sf

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 19 93 BENNINGTON OWNER, LLC BENNINGTON ST Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 003-27 -015D REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63558 PAGE 297 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,253.19 428-448 AMERICAN LEGION HIGHWAY, LLC 54 BEACH RD Lots 97 & 98 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,800.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-325 -013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61283 PAGE 313 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,735.02 RINA M GRAVALLESE TRUSTEE ROBERT J GRAVALLESE TRUSTEE 69 WENTWORTH ROAD REALTY TRUST WENTWORTH RD Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,200.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-429A -024 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 53100 PAGE 81 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $144.83 VIVIAN KRISCHE 46 ARCADIA STREET REALTY TRUST SUBSEQUENT OWNER: 46 ARCADIA STREET LLC 46 ARCADIA ST Lot 20 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188B3 -036A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64180 PAGE 216 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $408.81 69 WENTWORTH ROAD REALTY TRUST ROBERT J GRAVALLESE TRUSTEE RINA M GRAVALLESE TRUSTEE 69 WENTWORTH RD Lot 23 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,300.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-429A -025 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 619 PAGE 84 CERTIFICATE: 124684 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,886.19 FREDERICK N PICCINNI RAYMOND A PICCINNI ANNA F PICCINNI REALTY TRUST SUBSEQUENT OWNER: 989 WINTHROP AVENUE, LLC 989 WINTHROP AVE Lot 5 & Pt Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 001-14 -023 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63863 PAGE 244 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,070.19 SHARON M ANDERSEN 505 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 201 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 012-192Q191 -126 -0201 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 18639 PAGE 0146 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,397.59 WILMAR JARAMILLO GINA AGUIRRE-JARAMILLO 11 WAVE AVE Lot 297 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-50 -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57987 PAGE 74 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,327.55 7,645.00 sf DONALD ANDERSON LINDA ANDERSON 51 GARFIELD AVE Lot 39 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-96 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 09546 PAGE 0116 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,513.28 CHARLES GREENSTEIN SUBSEQUENT OWNER: AAEC HOLDINGS LLC 509 BROADWAY C Unit 3 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-262-263 -008 -0003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 65259 PAGE 288 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $226.51 FELIX AGUILAR MARCELA FLORES 69 HIGHLAND ST Lot 116 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-129 -037 3,200.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 35558 PAGE 165 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,481.58 10,000.00 sf MICHAEL A ADDESA JOAN A ADDESA 375 VANE ST Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,600.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-366 -023 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 40251 PAGE 102 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,982.17 ALATI FAMILY TRUST SAMI SINAN-ALATI TRUSTEE 623 BEACH ST Unit 5 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-145 -011 -0005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 50199 PAGE 275 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $511.01 ELIZABETH ADAMS ROBERT ADAMS 169 GORE RD Lot 361a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,035.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-438C -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 659 PAGE 184 CERTIFICATE: 132784 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,767.63 0.00 sf BIRD DOG INVESTMENTS LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: DANIEL LEMUS ALARCON 54 YEAMANS ST Lot D2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-359 -001A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63594 PAGE 308 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,391.94 ANGELO & ROSE PELLEGRINO FAM TR ANGELO PELLEGRINO ROSE L PELLEGRINO 109 STEEPLE ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-439K -009 REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 646 PAGE 23 CERTIFICATE: 130023 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,707.29 4,000.00 sf STEPHEN RUGGIERO SUBSEQUENT OWNER: DIANE APONTE 770 WASHINGTON AVE Unit 501 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 029-433A -001B-0501 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64819 PAGE 151 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,409.33 SULEJMAN AVDIC DERVISA AVDIC 7 PARK AVE Unit 26 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-389 -021 -0026 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 29389 PAGE 004 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,566.64 3,500.00 sf JORGE H BARRETO VICTORIA BARRETO 135 ATLANTIC AVE Lot 1 Thru To Dolphin Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-51 -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 553 PAGE 164 CERTIFICATE: 111564 2021 Real Estate Tax $7,509.42 3,215.00 sf MOHAMED ARESLAN 63 LANCASTER AVE Lot 149 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 014-192G -034 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 48279 PAGE 190 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,407.12 BEACHSIDE REALTY LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: BEACH HOUSE CALA LLC 383 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 3,200.00 sf -091 -0006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64686 PAGE 312 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $361.39 HASAN AYGUN 81 RICE AVE Se Cor Witherbee Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 014-192C -017 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 670 PAGE 143 CERTIFICATE: 134943 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,462.07 El Khiati Bassil 10 FRANKLIN AVE Unit 404 Lot Pt 4 Nw Cor #10 Franklin Av & LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 619.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -022 -0404 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 42932 PAGE 168 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $149.44 ARIAS ENTERPRISES INC 119 RANDALL RD Lot 16 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,402.00 sf 0.00 sf 8,273.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-429B1 -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 673 PAGE 125 CERTIFICATE: 135525 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,159.58 BEACHSIDE REALTY LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: BEACH HOUSE CALA LLC 383 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 0.00 sf -091 -0002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64686 PAGE 312 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $338.45 JULIANA M SANCHEZ-ARIAS JONATHAN ARIAS 140 BREEDENS LN LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf 0.00 sf 8,560.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 033-461-465 -008P REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63127 PAGE 71 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $608.34 KIMBERLY J BARRASSO 32 LYNNWAY LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,072.00 sf 4,666.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192Q191 -276 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 18067 PAGE 0049 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,673.86 0.00 sf

Page 20 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 BEACHSIDE REALTY LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: BEACH HOUSE CALA LLC 383 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 9 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 -091 -0009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64686 PAGE 312 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $361.39 TEMPO L. J. CORPORATION SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ALEJANDRA CARDONA BEDOYA SHAWMUT ST Lot 287 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 009-179A -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63297 PAGE 149 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $50.03 JOHN P BENESKI STEPHANIE BENESKI 119 TUSCANO AVE Swcor Unnamed St & Lots 63&62 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,122.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-430C -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 592 PAGE 80 CERTIFICATE: 119280 2021 Real Estate Tax $84.47 BEACHSIDE REALTY LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: BEACH HOUSE CALA LLC 383 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 10 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 -091 -0010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64686 PAGE 312 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $374.89 LUISA F BEDOYA 347 BEACH ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-237 -026 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44361 PAGE 65 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,011.82 GREGORY BERGER SALEM ST At Saugus Line LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 033-482 -024 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62137 PAGE 255 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $70.78 TEMPO L. J. CORPORATION SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ALEJANDRA CARDONA BEDOYA SHAWMUT ST Lot 289 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 009-179A -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63297 PAGE 149 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $72.57 3,913.00 sf CLAIRE POLCARI TRUSTEE BENEDICT CANYON TRUST 60 CHAMBERLAIN AVE Lot 17 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 014-192K 0.00 sf ELIZABETH BELMONTE ROBERT J BELMONTE JR WASHINGTON ST Lot 17 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-303 -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63944 PAGE 47 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $103.33 ROSA I BLANCO 38 HICHBORN ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-123 -004 1,681.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 54510 PAGE 298 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $53.59 TEMPO L.J. CORPORATION SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ALEJANDRA CARDONA BEDOYA SHAWMUT ST Lot 288 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 009-179A -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63297 PAGE 149 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $51.14 BRENNER REALTY GROUP, LLC FRANK BENNETT HWY W Side Near Saugus Line LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-466D 1,685.00 sf 1,840.00 sf -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 661 PAGE 175 CERTIFICATE: 133175 2021 Real Estate Tax $443.15 JOSEPH E BRYANT PATRICIA BRYANT 614 REVERE BEACH BLVD Lot 476 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,239.00 sf 3,200.00 sf -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 17479 PAGE 0070 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,142.47 GARY BLENKHORN 1695 NORTH SHORE RD Unit 12 Thru To Campbell Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 012-192Q191 -203 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 41225 PAGE 203 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,201.19 BOSTON EMPIRE INVESTMENTS, LLC 16 RAND ST Lot 79 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-373 -032 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 004-106-107 -020 -0012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52020 PAGE 233 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,425.61 WILLIAM J BONA NORTH SHORE RD LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188F 825.00 sf 1,600.00 sf -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 09646 PAGE 0176 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $127.19 PEDRO BRAZ 79 HUTCHINSON ST Lots 23 & 24 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-325B 2,434.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63401 PAGE 111 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,216.10 THERESHA BRINIG RAYMOND F BRINIG 46 PAGE ST Lot S Pt 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-342A CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY ST Lot 7 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 -010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 642 PAGE 146 CERTIFICATE: 129346 2021 Real Estate Tax $79.00 2,022.00 sf -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 55592 PAGE 146 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,978.28 AICHA BOUSALEM 471 BROADW Unit 4 Se Cor Mountain Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-261A 4,200.00 sf -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 16757 PAGE 0171 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,998.30 -002B-0004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59507 PAGE 245 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,709.61 CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY REAR ST Lot Pte LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 -003 0.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 35389 PAGE 185 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $63.80 CADDY FARM LLC 63 MUZZEY ST Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 23,230.00 sf 94,525.00 sf CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY ST Pt Lot D LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 336,719.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 26215 PAGE 0271 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $750.56 2,930.00 sf WILLIAM J BONA 916 NORTH SHORE RD Lot 134 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188F 1,600.00 sf -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 9646 PAGE 176 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,567.26 3,729.00 sf BRYANT FAMILY REALTY TRUST JOSEPH E BRYANT TRUSTEE PATRICIA BRYANT TRUSTEE 4 WOLCOTT RD Lot 7 Ne Cor No Shore Rd LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 004-99 3,905.00 sf -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 48254 PAGE 147 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,800.14 GUY A COCO CLAIRE M COCO SUBSEQUENT OWNER: GAETANO ALFRED COCO BRODSZCKY JHYMMY GIOVACCHINNY BRODSZCKY 406 RESERVOIR AVE Lot 952 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,083.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-352 -038 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 65273 PAGE 117 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,785.06 OLGA BYSTRYAK 360 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 208 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 -043B-0208 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52339 PAGE 267 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,042.76 CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY ST Lot Pcl LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 35389 PAGE 185 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $55.38 1.00 sf 7,384.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 51,967.00 sf -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52868 PAGE 331 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $752.76

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 21 CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 642 PAGE 146 CERTIFICATE: 129346 2021 Real Estate Tax $65.16 CADDY FARM LLC 10 MUZZEY ST Lot C1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 -004A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51666 PAGE 250 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $573.30 CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY ST Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 26,000.00 sf ARISTARCO CANO JOAN CAMILO CANO WAITE ST Lot 22 & Pt Lot 21 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 017-291 -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62181 PAGE 282 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $141.88 59,677.00 sf LOREENA LAMARCA JAMES J CELONA 104 PATRIOT PKWY Lots 42 & 41 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,500.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-439N -028 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 53988 PAGE 243 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $63.00 Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 43,555.00 sf -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52868 PAGE 331 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $748.09 LAURA M CAFARELLI GEORGE CAFARELLI 438 MOUNTAIN AVE Lot 337 Sw Cor Kilburn St & Lot 367 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-378 -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44372 PAGE 180 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,105.82 CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY ST Lot C2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 -004B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 50755 PAGE 26 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $590.06 CADDY FARM LLC MUZZEY ST Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT IPHIGENIE VICTORIN YEONG-JONG CHANG 93 HIGH ST Lot 19 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-419Y -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51881 PAGE 134 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,705.38 8,000.00 sf CAPONE TRUST NANCY S CAPONE TRUSTEE 127 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 4 Lot Pt 1a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-51 -011 -0004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 7 PAGE 46 CERTIFICATE: 1000943 2021 Real Estate Tax $409.02 37,571.00 sf CELSUS LLC 13 KINGMAN AVE Unit 1 Lots 75b & 76 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-415 -003B-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62420 PAGE 248 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $625.76 Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-479 43,560.00 sf -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 642 PAGE 146 CERTIFICATE: 129346 2021 Real Estate Tax $74.39 NINA A CAMERON 604 SQUIRE RD Npt Lot 17 & All Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 032-435A -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 48444 PAGE 257 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $57.96 DONNA L CHAPMAN 51 OLIVE ST Lot 18 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-342A -032 14,995.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 11133 PAGE 0024 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,049.25 DEBORAH LEATHE TRUSTEE CAROLE A WEBB IRREVOCABLE TRUST 350 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 4P LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 -022A-004P REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59614 PAGE 334 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $686.73 1.00 sf STEPHEN CIAMBELLI 31 CREST AVE Lot 4 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 003-39 -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61477 PAGE 76 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,123.61 5,500.00 sf ANGELO CICIULLA 14 OXFORD PK Lot 41 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 017-278 -022 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 23724 PAGE 0151 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,997.76 JUAN R CORREA-LOPERA 175 WARD ST Unit 36 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-447 -003 -0036 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK C52 PAGE 316 CERTIFICATE: C52-316 2021 Real Estate Tax $380.26 0.00 sf 4,731.00 sf 2,700.00 sf PETER K SIMONIAN CAROL SANTARPIO SUBSEQUENT OWNER: EVER V NUNEZ CHAVEZ 27 WINTHROP PKWY Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-52 -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64492 PAGE 94 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,281.27 ZHENG BEI BEI SHAUN CARVER 118 JANVRIN AVE LOT 112 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-250A -002C REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 56722 PAGE 81 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,214.62 7,348.00 sf PAUL CHAMBERS 223 NORTH SHORE RD Lot 278 & Lot 279 Nw Cor Beckert Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,643.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192T8 -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 20321 PAGE 0184 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,547.87 0.00 sf KIDEST M DEJENE SAMUEL Y CHEWAKA 376 OCEAN AVE Unit 1013 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT STEVEN CIAMBELLI 924 WINTHROP AVE Lot 72 & E Pt Lot 71 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 001-30A -015 7,088.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59701 PAGE 88 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,069.28 LINDA A COFFEY 96 CARY AVE LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-251B -003 4,602.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 43396 PAGE 289 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,976.42 ENRICO S CORSETTI MARIA G CORSETTI 376 OCEAN AVE Unit 408 Unit 408 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,216.00 sf 4,523.00 sf 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-160-161 -001C-0408 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 14519 PAGE 218 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $852.88 MARJORIE A FLOT ROBERT O FLOT SUBSEQUENT OWNER: STEVEN CIAMBELLI TAPLEY AVE LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-160-161 -001C-1013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 55585 PAGE 234 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,156.91 Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 017-271 -035 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 682 PAGE 122 CERTIFICATE: 137322 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,116.41 LUZ M ALVAREZ MICHAEL J CONLEY 161 PROSPECT AVE Lot 7 & 8 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-351 -032 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 658 PAGE 111 CERTIFICATE: 132511 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,181.98 MARLUCIA SOUZA ENEIAS S COSTA 10 AVALON ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-92 -034 5,000.00 sf REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 664 PAGE 14 CERTIFICATE: 133614 2021 Real Estate Tax $853.29 RALPH J CIAMBRELLI 234 BEACH ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-252 -029 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 9226 PAGE 139 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,378.91 5,640.00 sf 2,598.00 sf 8,000.00 sf 20,569.00 sf

Page 22 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 PAWEL J OPUSTIL SUBSEQUENT OWNER: CONSTITUTION PROPERTIES, LLC 35 ARCADIA ST Lots 27 & 26 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188G -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64102 PAGE 107 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,179.87 CRAIG A COSTANZA 48 NEWHALL ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-417 -024 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 670 PAGE 51 CERTIFICATE: 134851 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,673.65 PHILIP M COTTER MARY P COTTER JANIS M COTTER 80 BROADWAY Nw Cor Revere Bch Pk & Broadway LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-341 6,821.00 sf JANE M COX 376 OCEAN AVE Unit 1115 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-160-161 -001C-1115 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 43519 PAGE 127 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,296.81 3,757.00 sf -036 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 17507 PAGE 0266 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,848.58 CONCETTA DAMORE ANTONIO F DAMORE 94 GRAVES RD Lots 257 & 256 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,550.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-439B -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 47701 PAGE 79 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,642.78 DCM REALTY LLC 9 DEHON ST LOT 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-138 -007D REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 56310 PAGE 68 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $8,295.56 CHARLES J COURTOIS JOAN L COURTOIS 198 SUFFOLK AVE Lots 124 & 125 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-348C -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 652 PAGE 172 CERTIFICATE: 131372 2021 Real Estate Tax $947.06 AKBAR DAROUEY DONNA DAROUEY 35 SOUTH HANCOCK ST Lot 429 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-365 -010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 15143 PAGE 0143 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $507.16 LISA K DEGRANDIS MICHAEL HANLON 349 RICE AVE Lot 21 & Pt Lot 20 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 014-192K -031 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 49151 PAGE 139 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,389.05 JOHN P DAVIN ROSE T DAVIN 141 LINCOLN ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,653.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-399 -022 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 428 PAGE 87 CERTIFICATE: 86487 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,565.85 ALEXANDER PUTILOV SUBSEQUENT OWNER: NATHALY NASCIMENTO DE SOUSA 376 OCEAN AVE Unit 513 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-160-161 -001C-0513 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64537 PAGE 333 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,178.71 3,135.00 sf JOHN A CROSBY 250 BROADW Unit 204 Lot B, Part A, Lot A & Lot 8 & 10 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-351 -001A-0204 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 34399 PAGE 321 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $630.31 4,935.00 sf MICHAEL DAVIS 24 FITZHENRY SQ Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,480.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-136 -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 28675 PAGE 099 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,271.78 SUZANNE DEMATTIA 17 MCKINLEY ST Pt Lot 91 & Lot 93 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,080.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 018-302 -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 15412 PAGE 0132 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $461.53 5,787.00 sf JOAN M DINUSH 292 RUMNEY RD Lot 575 S W Cor Gore Rd LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,654.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 028-438D -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 604 PAGE 116 CERTIFICATE: 121716 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,731.84 MARIA M BARRERA MARLEN G BARRERA DE SEMEDO 31 FENNO ST Lots 299 300 301 & 302 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,200.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-348B -048 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 676 PAGE 152 CERTIFICATE: 136152 2021 Real Estate Tax $858.58 9,000.00 sf JOHN JOSEPH DELLELO III CHARLOTTE M DELLELO 174 SALEM ST Lot C LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 12,278.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 033-468B -044 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 18258 PAGE 0259 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $911.01 MICHAELA N DEMATTIA MICHAEL R DEMATTIA JR 85 ROLAND RD Lots 1 & 13b LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 9,337.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 025-429C -011A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59355 PAGE 162 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,193.74 GABIE DILIGENT 65 THORNTON ST Lot 158 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,687.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-130 -036 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57638 PAGE 118 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,349.02 Zela M Deluca 859 WINTHROP AVE Lot 23 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,000.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 001-16 -030 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 6974 PAGE 387 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,529.65 MARIA DELVECCHIO 72 SOUTH AVE Lot 160 N E Cor Fenley St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,798.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 024-413 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61866 PAGE 333 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,211.83 MICHAEL DESESA TRUSTEE DESESA IRREVOCABLE TRUST 37 WALNUT AVE LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 10,364.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-147 -018 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57336 PAGE 331 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,109.79 CAROL A DIOMEDE 30 FITZHENRY SQ Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,540.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-136 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 11404 PAGE 282 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,480.84 THERESA J DEMASI 46 ARNOLD ST Lot 374 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 022-366 -036 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 6881 PAGE 384 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $930.18 KATHLEEN A DEVITO 25 MILL ST Lot 3 & Pt Lot 4 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,870.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 015 -222 -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57519 PAGE 201 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,364.30 DIPIETRO & VAZZA INC BEACH ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,950.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-251 -029 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 13634 PAGE 0265 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,216.34 DIPIETRO & VAZZA INC PAYSON ST Rear Of Lots D & E LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,166.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-251 -030 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 13634 PAGE 0264 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,207.01

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 23 ROSALEE M DORSI ROSALEE M DORSI 2019 REVOCABLE TRUST 510 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 503 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 012 -192Q191 -135-0503 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61032 PAGE 282 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,401.67 SOHER ABDALHAKUM ALLAM ADEL SAKY ELSEAIDY TAHA ELSEAIDY 35 BARRETT ST Unit 1 Lot 26 & B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 024-388 -007A-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 56289 PAGE 330 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,075.28 DIPIETRO & VAZZA INC 262 BEACH ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 21,202.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-251 -031 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 13634 PAGE 0263 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,565.55 ZAKARIA ELASRI 73 VINAL ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 9,259.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 015-217B -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 604 PAGE 139 CERTIFICATE: 121739 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,655.71 KEITH A EMMANUEL LUCREZIA EMMANUEL 11 DEHON ST Unit 3 Lot 3 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-138 -009 -0003 REC. IN THE CERTIFICATE: REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 53531 PAGE 192 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,029.51 DLM HOLDINGS LLC 279 SUFFOLK AVE LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,391.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 022-347 -008B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61249 PAGE 177 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,086.91 MANUELA ELIA 230 CRESCENT AVE Pt Lot 50 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,880.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 001-15 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61391 PAGE 311 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,762.13 HOSSEIN DAROIE SUBSEQUENT OWNER: EPHESUS, LLC 405 RESERVOIR AVE Lot 710a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,864.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 023-354 -021 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 65299 PAGE 237 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,091.91 OLGA M ORDONEZ AURA A VALDEZ SUBSEQUENT OWNER: DAVID A DOLE REVERE ST Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,510.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-184 -030 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64962 PAGE 335 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $103.14 LOUBNA ELMOKRANI MOURAD ELKACEMI 105 CUMMINGS AVE Unit 1 Lot 36 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 024-407 -019A-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57120 PAGE 336 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,090.74 STEVEN LOAIZA NANCY T ESPINOSA 41 LANTERN RD Lots 600 & 599 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,406.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 028-439I -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63886 PAGE 92 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $70.44 EUGENE CATIZONE TRUSTEE EUGENE CATIZONE REALTY TRUST 1 CAREY CIR Unit 207 10 Raymond E Carey Circle LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 013-192Q191 -262-0207 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 39240 PAGE 135 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $995.99 CARLA H ALMEIDA SUBSEQUENT OWNER: YANIRA E LOPEZ VILLALTA WILMER D RAMOS FUENTES 585 LYNN ST Lot 16 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 12,020.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 032-454 -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 65141 PAGE 76 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,119.93 DONNA LYN GALLANT 7 PARK AVE Unit 53 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 024-389 -021-0053 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 11923 PAGE 0310 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $884.12 ANA C DINCA JASON M TRINQUE SUBSEQUENT OWNER: MANI FARAHANI 83 FOWLER AVE Lot 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,040.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 014-192E -031 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64168 PAGE 64 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,268.75 G & C REALTY TRUST LEO J SCARLATA TRUSTEE 100 SQUIRE RD Lot 469 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,295.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 027-439Q -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 09801 PAGE 0116 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $278.85 PATRICIA A GALLUCCI RICHARD P GALLUCCI 75 TRUE ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 10,014.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-267 -021 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 590 PAGE 172 CERTIFICATE: 118972 2021 Real Estate Tax $130.49 MARK A FEETHAM MARY V FEETHAM LYNN ST Pt Pcl LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,254.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 032-455A -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 19420 PAGE 0077 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $108.39 THOMAS M GAFF 27 JANVRIN AVE Lot 30 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,048.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-247 -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 20521 PAGE 0233 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,962.65 HALEN RYE GANLEY 9 FORD ST Lot 3 & S Pt Lot 4 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,600.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-185B -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62477 PAGE 164 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,662.12 ANTHONY D FERULLO 400 RESERVOIR AVE Unit 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 023-352 -041-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 49614 PAGE 87 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,628.60 GAGLS REAL ESTATE LLC 279 LINCOLN ST Unit 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 025-402 -028B-0002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62488 PAGE 107 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,197.02 ROBERT CHARLES GILFIX SUSAN WILSON GILFIX CAMPBELL AVE Pt Lot 4 Nw Cor James St & Lot 3 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,758.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 007-108A -019 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 21711 PAGE 0042 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $883.16 JEANNETTE M GUARINO LAURENCE E GUARINO 92 EUSTIS ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,700.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-232&236 -025 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 32079 PAGE 92 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,937.08 GERRY SECATORE REVOCABLE TRUST RICHARD A GERRY TRUSTEE LINDA SECATORE TRUSTEE 31 STOWERS ST Lots 19 21 & 23 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,750.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 017-285 -020 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45423 PAGE 243 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,071.38

Page 24 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 IRMA Y PERLA GARARDO SANTOS GUITIERREZ 15 WARREN ST Pt Lot 571 N W Cor Yeamans St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,508.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 021-360 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57256 PAGE 145 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,111.49 ROBERT CHARLES GILFIX SUSAN WILSON GILFIX 102 CAMPBELL AVE Lot 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,406.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 007-108A -017 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 21711 PAGE 0042 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,356.77 GOOD STORY LLC 83 SHIRLEY AVE Lot Pt D LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,813.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-132 -008B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59100 PAGE 296 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,127.89 SYLEJMAN HAZIRI SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ZYLFIE HAZIRI SYLEJMAN HAZIRI 22 HYDE ST Unit 1 Lot 12 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 015-254 -013A-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64911 PAGE 167 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $870.88 ROBERT CHARLES GILFIX SUSAN WILSON GILFIX CAMPBELL AVE Lot 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,002.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 007-108A -018 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 21711 PAGE 0042 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $877.02 SCOTT C HIGH 112 KEAYNE ST Unit 112 Lots 566 & 600 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 029-438Q -022A-0112 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 33217 PAGE 233 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $677.20 TAMMI JO HILL THOMAS L HILL JR DEDHAM ST Lot 113 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,400.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 022-385 -026 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 13905 PAGE 117 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,204.26 S A IMBRESCIA ARCADIA ST Lots 34 33 32 & 31 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,400.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-188B2 -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 8206 PAGE 560 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $779.97 MONA IRZIGUEN CURTIS RD LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,656.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 004-101 -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60493 PAGE 220 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $53.21 JOHN E HURLEY 215 MILLS AVE Ne Cor #21 River Av & Lot 92 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,500.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 013-192T11 -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 20802 PAGE 0107 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,676.92 IRVING OIL TERMINALS INC 40 LEE BURBANK HWY Westerly&northerly Side LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 88,408.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 005-120A1 -002B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 22813 PAGE 309 CERTIFICATE: 110456 2021 Real Estate Tax $337.50 THOMAS L HILL JR TAMMI JO HILL 28 DEDHAM ST Lot 112 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,400.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 022-385 -025 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 10087 PAGE 175 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $7,573.26 S A IMBRESCIA ELLERTON ST Lots 92 91 90 & 89 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,840.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-188B2 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 8200 PAGE 609 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $107.12 SALVATORE IMBRESCIA LORING RD Lot 69 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,418.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-187C -027 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK PAGE CERTIFICATE: 79813 2021 Real Estate Tax $98.98 LOUBNA BENKARIM FARID ISMAILI 69 CUSHING AVE Lot 6 & 5 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 026-423E -013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 666 PAGE 95 CERTIFICATE: 134095 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,090.61 S A IMBRESCIA BAY RD Lots 58a 59a & 60a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,920.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-187C -038 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 70 PAGE 149 CERTIFICATE: 78389 2021 Real Estate Tax $156.43 SALVATORE A IMBRESCIA NORTH SHORE REAR RD Lot 14 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 63,162.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-187D -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 8200 PAGE 613 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $83.66 JAM 5 PROPERTIES LLC 115 WALNUT AVE Nw Cor Franklin Place LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-131 -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60442 PAGE 211 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $675.01 JAM 5 PROPERTIES LLC FRANKLIN PL Lot 22b LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,420.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-131 -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60442 PAGE 211 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $51.19 STEVEN JONES 45 GRAND AVE Lots A & 19 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,241.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-261A -014 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60782 PAGE 1 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,597.79 KATHLEEN J KERRINS 553 MOUNTAIN AVE Lot 20 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,355.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 023-396 -017 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 48037 PAGE 322 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,091.76 JANVRIN AVENUE REALTY TRUST THOMAS HILL TRUSTEE JANVRIN AVE Lot 113 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,757.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-248A -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 18787 PAGE 062 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,571.02 DONGHEE KANG 112 SAGAMORE ST 1 Lot 201 202 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 009-180 -014A-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58971 PAGE 345 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,180.43 RASHEED KHALID 49 FLINT ST Lot 151 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 011-329D -020 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 634 PAGE 112 CERTIFICATE: 127712 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,966.20 STEPHANIE JEFFERS 163 REVERE ST Lot 48 Sw Cor Tuttle St & Am Lg Hy LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,994.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 017-283 -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60808 PAGE 79 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $148.65 SAMINA KARIM ABUL SHAHRIAR KARIM 350 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 12J LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-189 -022A-012J REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61551 PAGE 255 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,110.06 EUNICE KING WOODLAND REAR RD Lot I In Rear Lots 195b Thru 198 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,260.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 011-329B -020 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 08984 PAGE 0001 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $106.59

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 25 JOHN F STRACUZZI TRUSTEE JOHN L STRACUZZI RESIDENCE TRUST 102 CECILIAN AVE Lots 586 & 587 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,600.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 026-430B -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59124 PAGE 347 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,557.72 OLI KASULI 10 OCEAN AVE Unit 313 Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-139 -007B-0313 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52881 PAGE 141 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,374.65 KKLN REALTY LLC 16 NAPLES RD Lots 214 & 215 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 10,554.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 018-324M -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60089 PAGE 105 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $27,390.47 TEDDY KOKALARI LUMTURI KOKALARI 18R HENRY REAR ST Lot 56b LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,254.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-50A -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 627 PAGE 126 CERTIFICATE: 126326 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,932.01 KQ & SONS LLC 463 REVERE BEACH BLVD Lot 4 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,615.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 011-192Q191 -031 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58650 PAGE 187 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,609.39 VINCENT M LAURIA MARY LOU LAURIA VINCENT M LAURIA JR 19 AMELIA PL Lot 34 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 9,185.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 026-431A -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 632 PAGE 101 CERTIFICATE: 127301 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,403.69 KQ & SONS LLC 461 REVERE BEACH BLVD Lot 3 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,525.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 011-192Q191 -030 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58650 PAGE 185 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,760.33 AMIR KORDEIE 360 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 111 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 010-189 -043B-0111 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60853 PAGE 222 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $142.02 KEVIN F LAMACCHIA ELAINE B PAIVA 61 EVERARD ST Unit 10 & Cottage St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 003-20 -001I-0010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK C29 PAGE 24 CERTIFICATE: C29 24 2021 Real Estate Tax $699.93 JOSE E LEMUS 56 SHAWMUT ST Lot 270 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,566.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 009-179B -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63272 PAGE 271 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $849.19 KQ & SONS LLC 459 REVERE BEACH BLVD Lot 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,480.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 011-192Q191 -029 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58650 PAGE 183 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $11,664.03 MARY ANN GAFF MARYBETH CONSTANTINEAU GERALD LANGLOIS HAUMAN ST Lot 38 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,900.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 024-412A -014 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59946 PAGE 216 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $80.36 MARY A LENESKI SHERMAN ST Lot 123 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 029-433C -010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 7674 PAGE 124 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $127.19 LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOC 382 OCEAN AVE Unit 1607 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 009-161 - 001A-1607 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 43044 PAGE 198 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $109.07 MARY A LENESKI SHERMAN ST Lot 122 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 029-433C -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 7674 PAGE 124 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $127.19 MARY A LENESKI SHERMAN ST Lot 121 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 029-433C -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 7674 PAGE 124 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $127.19 SUZANNE M LIBERTATORE 391 RICE AVE Sw Cor Goodwin Av & LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,503.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 013-192M -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 47842 PAGE 288 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,679.16 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 3 Unit 16 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 256 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $862.83 MARY A LENESKI SHERMAN ST Lot 120 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 029-433C - 013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 7674 PAGE 124 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $127.19 SUZANNE M LIBERTATORE RICE OPPOSITE AVE Strip Dir Opp Lots 1 2 3 Rice Av & LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 9,147.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 013-192O -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 47842 PAGE 288 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $54.30 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 4 Unit 17 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0017 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 250 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $862.83 PHUC H LEQ AMERICAN LEGION HWY Pt Lots 58 56 & 54 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,520.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 017-282 -014 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62085 PAGE 252 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $53.09 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 1 Unit 6 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 261 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $694.79 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 5 Unit 26 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0026 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 239 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $862.83 VIOLET LEWIS MATTHEW P LEWIS 24 CUMMINGS AVE Lot 53 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,500.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 024-405 -033 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 42497 PAGE 294 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,261.63 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 2 Unit 7 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 245 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $694.79 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 6 Unit 27 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0027 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 234 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $862.83

Page 26 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 7 Unit 36 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0036 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 228 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $862.83 ELIZABETH MELANIA ZITTERKOPF CARLOS ANTONIO TORRE SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ALEKSANDAR LONCAREVIC MARIJA LONCAREVIC 292 SALEM ST Unit 505 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 033-481 -010-0505 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63674 PAGE 189 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $875.58 LITTLE DOG PROPERTIES LLC 44 REVERE BEACH BLVD 8 Unit 37 Lot Spt 9 Pt Lots 8, 7 & All Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-141 -014A-0037 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58943 PAGE 223 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $862.83 THUCH LONG PHANNA LONG 84 HIGHLAND ST Lot 82 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,500.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 008-128 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 31303 PAGE 259 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $8,684.65 US BANK TRUST NA SUBSEQUENT OWNER: LONANO PROPERTY HOLDINGS LLC 35 STANDISH RD Lot 104 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,990.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 004-103 -020 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64522 PAGE 297 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,893.65 JAIME LOPEZ BROADWAY Lot 2 Thru To School St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,699.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 016-262-263 -021 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 682 PAGE 177 CERTIFICATE: 137377 2021 Real Estate Tax $53.75 LOUIS DISARCINA REVOCABLE TRUST LOUIS DISARCINA TRUSTEE 510 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 1108 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 012-192Q191 -135-1108 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 23033 PAGE 024 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,035.96 LOXRE INVESTMENT, LLC 119 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 1 Lot 319 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-51 -009A-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51996 PAGE 262 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $418.07 LOXRE INVESTMENT, LLC 119 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 5 Lot 319 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-51 -009A-0005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51996 PAGE 262 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $417.53 MARYANN RUSSO PETER MACCARO URSULA MACCARO 139 POMONA ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,981.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 017-281 -014 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57736 PAGE 205 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,398.26 LOXRE INVESTMENT, LLC 119 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 2 Lot 319 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-51 -009A-0002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51996 PAGE 262 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $428.15 LOXRE INVESTMENT, LLC 119 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 6 Lot 319 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-51 -009A-0006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51996 PAGE 262 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $465.22 ALEKSANDAR LONCAREVIC 585 REVERE BEACH PKWY Unit 402 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 007-214B -034-0402 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63674 PAGE 240 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $63.76 GEORGE W MACDONALD 55 ESSEX ST Lot 133 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,400.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 022-385 -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 39851 PAGE 157 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,490.36 LOXRE INVESTMENT, LLC 119 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 3 Lot 319 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-51 -009A-0003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51996 PAGE 262 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $417.24 NEIGHBORHOOD CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: MAD BROADWAY LLC BROADWAY Lot 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,630.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 021-341 -033 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64437 PAGE 42 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $68.96 LOXRE INVESTMENT, LLC 119 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 4 Lot 319 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 002-1 -009A-0004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51996 PAGE 262 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $464.94 MARYANN RUSSO PETER MACCARO URSULA MACCARO POMONA ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,084.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 017-281 -013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57736 PAGE 205 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $547.54 FRANK PIOPPI TRUSTEE MAFALDA ABRUZZESE IRREVOCABLE TRUST 86 WASHBURN AVE & Pt Lot 4 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,388.00 sf Map Block Parcel Unit 003-28 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52575 PAGE 242 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,145.73 LEO MAGGIOLI 14 BECKERT AVE Lots 298 & 299 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,233.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 192T7 -014 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 20626 PAGE 77 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,778.88 SUDAN MAHARJAN 83 HASKELL REAR AVE Pt Lot 56 At Everett Line LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,446.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-353B -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 50743 PAGE 165 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,515.43 ANGELA M MALLETT SCOTT A MALLETT JR HANCOCK ST Lot 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,700.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-382 -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 680 PAGE 118 CERTIFICATE: 136918 2021 Real Estate Tax $161.60 MANISCALCO 181 REALTY LLC 181 LINCOLN ST Lot 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,501.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-399 -030 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 638 PAGE 59 CERTIFICATE: 128459 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,931.78 MICHAEL M MANISCALCO DAWN M MANISCALCO CALOGERO MANISCALCO 118 DAVIS ST Lot 260 Se Cor Patriot Pk & Lot261 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,470.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-440 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 17191 PAGE 266 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,686.86 KAMALJIT KAUR DALJINDER SINGH MANN 31 DERBY RD Lots 11 & 12 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,274.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-438H -008A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 648 PAGE 104 CERTIFICATE: 130504 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,767.66

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 27 KELSEY M MCCORMACK MARC A MARIN 62 LOOMIS ST Unit 1 LOTS 290 289 288 & 287 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 029-432E -028A-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63826 PAGE 186 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,428.32 RADOUANE MARMOUCHA 201 SALEM ST Lot 2 Ne Cor Fenwick St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,700.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 033-460A -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 636 PAGE 141 CERTIFICATE: 128141 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,274.08 VINCENT A GREGORY SUBSEQUENT OWNER: JUAN MARTINEZ 7 JOEY RD Lot 1 & A Cor Sargent St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 9,788.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-428A -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64545 PAGE 253 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax MICHAEL G MATRINKO CHERYL A MATRINKO 16 GOODWIN AVE Lot 12 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192L -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 24745 PAGE 0218 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,973.34 EDWARD J MCLAUGHLIN MARA L VALENTIM 350 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 2P LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 -022A-002P REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 29442 PAGE 112 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,369.73 $1,069.90 MARIO E MARTINEZ AGAWAM ST Lot 145 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-172 -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 28976 PAGE 068 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $191.34 JOSEPH A MASTRORIO JR JANET KARAM JUDYANN CIPOLLA 56 NORTH AVE Lots 60 & 61 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,596.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-416 -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 21817 PAGE 0077 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,468.75 FRANCSKS Y MATAMOROS 1 AGAWAM ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,712.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-172 -014 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 671 PAGE 35 CERTIFICATE: 135035 2021 Real Estate Tax $370.07 OLGA M MEDINA MIGUEL A MEDINA SUBSEQUENT OWNER: PLGA M MEDINA 18 CARLETON ST Unit 2 LOT PCL A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 017-277 -022B-0002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 65051 PAGE 218 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,083.03 WILLIAM MEDINA 589 BROADW Unit C Pt Lot A & Pt Lot C LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-262-263 -023-000C REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 56717 PAGE 325 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax MARTHA J MENDEZ CARLOS A MENDEZ SUBSEQUENT OWNER: CARLOS A MENDEZ 75 MOUNTAIN AVE Lot 107 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,625.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-392 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64257 PAGE 36 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,630.84 CHRISTIAN MERCURIO MICHAEL M MERCURIO 821 WINTHROP AVE Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,321.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 001-16 -023 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60358 PAGE 313 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,066.46 YAHEISA DANIEL SUBSEQUENT OWNER: JOSE MERLOS MARIA MERLOS 181 BREEDENS LN Lot 114 116 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 20,894.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 034-467A -030A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64326 PAGE 85 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax JING R MAI $745.03 DAVID E MELLEN MARGARET MELLEN 27 DEDHAM ST Lot 91 & Pt Lot 92 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,313.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-386 -010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 14441 PAGE 50 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,653.12 DAVID E MELLEN MARGARET A MELLEN 29 DEDHAM ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,687.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-386 -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 14441 PAGE 44 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,713.13 SUBSEQUENT OWNER: MINEIRO ENTERPRISES, LLC CAMPBELL AVE LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,604.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-134 -021 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 681 PAGE 191 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,071.36 Sean F Monahan Jane C Tolan 263 BRADSTREET AVE Thru To Winthrop Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,160.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 001-31 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 18591 PAGE 0316 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,759.98 BLANCA RUBIO JOSE L LANDAVERDE SUBSEQUENT OWNER: TIMOTHY R YACOBIAN LINA J MONTANO 26 GARFIELD AVE N Pt Lot 26 Se Cor Dana St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,077.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-93 -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63815 PAGE 41 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,252.63 $311.54 LEONARD D MORABITO 607 BEACH ST Lot 14 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,676.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-145 -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 24618 PAGE 0310 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,081.80 EVELYN H MORELLI 23 BILLOW AVE Lots 5a & 6a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 15,900.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-62 -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 336 PAGE 136 CERTIFICATE: 68136 2021 Real Estate Tax $9,123.21 ROBERT W MORRISSEY 42 PARK AVE Lot 39 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,102.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-357 -013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 19579 PAGE 0225 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,078.39 MICHAEL J MOSACK 495 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 104 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 012-192Q191 -061 -0104 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 23997 PAGE 0244 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,865.18 SUSAN M MOSCHELLA 438 PROCTOR AVE Lot 46 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,250.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-396 -052 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 39219 PAGE 42 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,987.48 ELMAATI ABBASSI JIHANNE MOUSSAID 425B WASHINGTON AVE Unit B Lot 5 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-426 -006 -000B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 53220 PAGE 293 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $197.84 MUCCI REALTY TRUST GLORIA E MUCCI TRUSTEE 51 WITHERBEE AVE Lot 325 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,095.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 014-192C -028 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44504 PAGE 309 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,687.27

Page 28 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 GERTA MUJAJ 18 BICKFORD AVE Lot 123 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,200.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 014-192G -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 25557 PAGE 264 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,127.08 ELVA ESTRADA ANIBAL MUJO 61 KINGMAN AVE Lot 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,798.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-415 -013 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 653 PAGE 119 CERTIFICATE: 131519 2021 Real Estate Tax $476.01 PATRICIA GULLION MUNDY JOHN J MUNDY 31 HILLSIDE AVE Unit 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-121 -003 -0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 55738 PAGE 125 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,966.42 LOTTIE SIMONET SUAREZ SUBSEQUENT OWNER: WILFREDO TOBAR SANABRIA CARLOS A LOPEZ MUTUTE 54 HANCOCK ST Lot 238 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-381 -022 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64392 PAGE 228 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,326.40 ANNE K NARDONE ROOSEVELT ST Ne C Washington St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,357.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-306 -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 19519 PAGE 0097 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $103.87 ERIC D NAUMANN FREDERICK M NAUMANN JR FREDERICK M NAUMANN 510 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 407 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 012-192Q191 -135 -0407 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52197 PAGE 261 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $952.18 OCEAN ATLANTIC CONDO ASSOC 119 ATLANTIC AVE Unit 0000 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-51 -009A-0000 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK PAGE CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax NORTH SHORE ROAD NOMINEE TRUST JANET DIABAKERLY TRUSTEE NORTH SHORE RD LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 129,591.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 011-190A -027 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 25588 PAGE 0170 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $552.30 NORTH SHORE CONDOS LLC 1133 NORTH SHORE RD W PT 51 LOT 52, 84 85 & W PT 86 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 10,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-183 -001A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59760 PAGE 205 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $12,940.20 DONNA M NOONAN 67 GEORGE AVE Lot 11 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-47 -047 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 22703 PAGE 0334 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $868.49 RONALD ORT JANET ORT CHARGER ST Lot 504 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,145.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-439J1 -040 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK PAGE CERTIFICATE: 80389 2021 Real Estate Tax $102.08 WALTER NOE OVANDO MENDEZ JENNY C ESPINOZA 68 YEAMANS ST Lot 620 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,312.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-359 -053 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 47759 PAGE 22 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,764.70 EM ACQUISITIONS LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: PAULA PALMER 16 PRATT ST Lot 7 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,868.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -023 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63965 PAGE 97 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,289.37 $1,000.00 OHARA PROPERTIES FOUR LLC 108 YEAMANS ST Pt Lot 571 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,483.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-360 -038 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58271 PAGE 131 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,168.55 OHARA PROPERTIES THREE, LLC 52 SUMNER ST Lot 169 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-130 -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64562 PAGE 23 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,934.04 OHARA PROPERTIES TWO, LLC 163 HICHBORN ST Lot 71 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -037 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58271 PAGE 123 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,491.80 ALLIANCE CAPITAL LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: PAULA PALMER 12 PRATT ST Lot 5 & 6 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,879.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -024 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63965 PAGE 92 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,070.15 ANNA PANNULLO CONSTANTINO PANNULLO 557 PARK AVE Lot 420 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-376 -031 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 51963 PAGE 130 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,263.95 RITA M PAOLILLO 135 NEWMAN ST Lots 362 361 360 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,720.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-439L -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 21295 PAGE 0349 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $927.64 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 48,352.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -018 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $713.23 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT ST Lot 11 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,008.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -019 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $261.04 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT ST Lot 10 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,723.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -020 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $260.22 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT ST Lot 9 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,438.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -021 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $765.67 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT ST Lot 8 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,155.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -022 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $258.58 LARRY F PARADISO 302 CRESCENT AVE Lot D-2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,110.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 001-14 -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 26646 PAGE 0229 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,787.16 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC GREEN ST Thru To Pratt St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 48,787.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -017 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $713.50

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 29 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT CT Lot 4 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,547.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -027 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $257.22 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT CT At End LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 35,550.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -028 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $671.63 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT CT Lot 5 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,200.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -029 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $648.55 PARKWAY MOBILE HOMES, LLC PRATT CT Lots 6 7 & 8 & Lot 9 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,476.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-114-118 -030 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45498 PAGE 236 CERTIFICATE: 126770/629/170 2021 Real Estate Tax $269.74 DANA K LOPEZ RAYMOND P NICKERSON SUBSEQUENT OWNER: PARKWAY PLACE LLC 450 AMERICAN LEGION HWY LOTS 120-130 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 26,378.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-325 -006A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64607 PAGE 7 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $29,166.22 PHILIP PASSARO ANGELA R PASSARO 10 FRANKLIN AVE Unit 102 Lot Pt 2 & Pt Lot 1 Ne Cor LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -024 -0102 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 29246 PAGE 0134 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $149.32 PELLEGRINO A PEPICELLI MARGHERITA C PEPICELLI 70 CASE DRIVE REALTY TRUST JOSEPH R PEPICELLI ANNETTE C PEPICELLI 70 CASE DR Lot 38 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-422B -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 23410 PAGE 0297 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,909.83 TAMMY DO CON PHAM HICHBORN ST Lot 68 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -034 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52227 PAGE 195 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,055.90 TAMMY DO CON PHAM 157 HICHBORN ST Lot 69 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -035 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52227 PAGE 195 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $8,961.43 MICHAEL PITRONE ANNETTE I PITRONE 57 ROOSEVELT ST Cor Washington St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-304 -007B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60839 PAGE 137 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $8,476.99 PITRONE FAMILY REALTY TRUST PETER J PITRONE TRUSTEE ANNETTE I PITRONE TRUSTEE 57A ROOSEVELT ST Lot 30 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-304 -007C REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 08939 PAGE 0092 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,673.31 JON POMPEY 43 CHAMBERLAIN AVE Lot 23 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192L -022 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59444 PAGE 176 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,318.89 RICHARD ROSS PENNEY 47 LAMBERT ST Lot 364 & Spt Lot 365 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-378 -010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 42940 PAGE 96 CERTIFICATE: 131406 2021 Real Estate Tax $846.42 PEMBERTON REALTY LLC 83 PEMBERTON ST E Cor Grover St Lots 557 & 558 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,374.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 029-438Q -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60750 PAGE 246 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,080.61 JULISSA PEGUERO 292 SALEM ST Unit 108 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 033-481 -010 -0108 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 54113 PAGE 88 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $737.56 TY QUANG PHAN 294 PROCTOR AVE Lot 15a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,550.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-393 -029A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44337 PAGE 111 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,548.24 MIRNA PINEDA KINGMAN AVE Lot 86a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,900.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-415 -011 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 40291 PAGE 26 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $163.69 RONALD PIRETTI 39 NEWBURY ST Lot 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-376 -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK PAGE CERTIFICATE: 102004 2021 Real Estate Tax ALEKSANDER PORECI DONIKA PORECI 1 CAREY CIR Unit 504 10 Raymond E Carey Circle LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192Q191 -262 -0504 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 50098 PAGE 224 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,308.64 JOSE PORTILLO CARLOS E RAMEREZ 74 HIGHLAND ST Lot 84 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 37401 PAGE 320 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,432.49 $1,684.61 SOFIA MERINO MARCELINO ROMERO SUBSEQUENT OWNER: MARIA R RAMIREZ VALLE OSCAR A MANCIA FLORES JOSE RAMIREZ PORTILLO ARCADIA REAR ST Lot Pcl LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,742.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188B3 -022 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62558 PAGE 90 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $138.25 SOFIA MERINO MARCELINO ROMERO SUBSEQUENT OWNER: MARIA R RAMIREZ VALLE OSCAR A MANCIA FLORES JOSE RAMIREZ PORTILLO ARCADIA ST Lot 13 & Sw Pt Lot 12 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188B3 -023 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62558 PAGE 90 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $191.34 SOFIA MERINO MARCELINO ROMERO SUBSEQUENT OWNER: MARIA R RAMIREZ VALLE OSCAR A MANCIA FLORES JOSE RAMIREZ PORTILLO ARCADIA REAR ST Pcl In Rear Lots 11 12 & 13 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,227.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188B3 -025 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62558 PAGE 90 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $50.88

Page 30 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 JOHN J PREVITE III 4 UNITY AVE Lot Pt3 Ne Cor 114-120 State Rd LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,060.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 003-41 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 20327 PAGE 0114 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $10,683.60 ROGGER PUMA LUZ VALDEZ 112 DOLPHIN AVE Lot 22 23, Pt24,101 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,345.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-53 -014A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 27580 PAGE 182 CERTIFICATE: 117701 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,188.36 JOSE RAMOS MARIA I RAMOS 179 VINAL ST Lot 21 & Pcl LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 015-215 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 38295 PAGE 223 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,536.07 DIANNE E REPUCCI 14 CARY AVE LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,622.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 016-251 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44218 PAGE 116 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,133.75 KAREN L FECHTOR TRUSTEE REVERE BEACH PARKWAY 585-201 REALTY TRUST 585 REVERE BEACH PKWY Unit 201 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-214B -034 -0201 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59734 PAGE 230 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,947.89 ALEXANDER RHALIMI SOFIA RHALIMI 34 HIGHLAND ST Lot 94 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 65026 PAGE 256 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $270.93 RISING COMMUNITY & HOUSING INC 123 SHIRLEY AVE Npt Lot 41 Sw Cor LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 10,648.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-135 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58152 PAGE 216 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $53,366.51 ROBERT SMITH SUSAN POPA RONALD SMITH SMITH FAMILY TRUST SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ABEL VASQUEZ RIVERA 37 CAMBRIDGE ST Lot 60 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-387 -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64264 PAGE 76 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,359.81 LISA ROBINSON THERESA M ROBINSON 9 BATEMAN AVE Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,574.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 014-192D -019A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 57793 PAGE 11 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,846.74 CATHERINE A ROMANO ROSSETTI ST Lot 18 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,432.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-442-443 -052 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 9128 PAGE 471 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $99.53 FALCON STREET BUILDERS, LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: GILMARA BOTELHO KELMER M ROSA 126 GORE RD Unit 2 LOT A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-438F -030A-0002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63956 PAGE 204 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,736.86 AMADO A PORTILLO PINEDA GERARDO A RUIZ 150 NEWMAN ST Lots 479a & 478 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,890.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-439K -025 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61662 PAGE 238 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,966.35 JULIO HERNANDEZ SUBSEQUENT OWNER: MEGAN MARIE INSOGNA ROBERT DAVID RUIZ ALICE ST Lot 275 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,330.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 011-190E -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63716 PAGE 204 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $80.56 SATHUAN SA 84 ARCADIA ST Lots 15 16 17 & 18 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 16,900.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188B3 -016A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62625 PAGE 37 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,717.31 CAMILLE R SACCO 14 NEWMAN ST Lots 421 & 420 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,800.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-439H -032 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 8234 PAGE 217 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $7,044.10 SACHEM REVERE LLC 571 REVERE ST LOTS 43 44 45 47 48 PT LOT 46 & 10 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 29,786.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-169 -001A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62035 PAGE 21 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $104.48 MARY E SADOWSKI 150 RUMNEY RD Lot 172 Lot 171 Sw Cor Larkin St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,427.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-439F -020 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 30217 PAGE 74 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,470.02 ESSE SAIF 90 ARCADIA ST LOTS 19 20 & 21 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,550.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188B3 -012A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 56237 PAGE 141 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,309.05 DOMENIC SPINALE STELLA SPINALE JOSEPHINE SALAMONE ELEANORA M SALAMONE 71 FESTA RD Lot 9 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-429A -021 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 36702 PAGE 63 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,606.14 NADIA T SALVATORE FELIX F SALVATORE RONALD F SALVATORE ORFISIA L SALVATORE GIOVANNI SALVATORE 36 CHARGER St Lots 438 & 439 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,276.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-438A -025 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 672 PAGE 45 CERTIFICATE: 135245 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,289.35 ADRIANA SANTIAGO 175 WARD ST Unit 80 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-447 -003 -0080 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 52 PAGE 331 CERTIFICATE: C52-331 2021 Real Estate Tax $356.69 ASTERIO ERI JORGO TRUSTEE SAVAGE STREET 132A REALTY TRUST 132A SAVAGE ST Unit 1 Lot B LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-423I -005A-0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 408 PAGE 4 CERTIFICATE: C408-4 2021 Real Estate Tax $3,514.54 ANNA M SCALES 5 DEDHAM ST Ne Cor Park Ave LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 024-386 -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 14164 PAGE 320 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $999.90 JOHN SCHETTINO SR 138 PEARL AVE Unit 2 Lot 158-159 Se Cor Webster St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 001-8 -012A-0002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 58672 PAGE 328 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,815.52\

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 31 JOHN SCHLEER CAROLYN CASSIDY 3 ORCHARD ST Lot 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,188.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 003-18 -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 09195 PAGE 0672 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $6,899.23 DIANE L SERIGHELLI 350 REVERE BEACH BLVD Unit 6U LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-189 -022A-006U REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 20822 PAGE 0142 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,849.06 RICHARD M SHERMAN FRANCES D SHERMAN 34 JARVIS ST Lot 310 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-379 -017 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 7985 PAGE 158 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $5,688.05 RANDY M SHUMAN SHIRLEY SHUMAN 382 OCEAN AVE Unit 409 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 009-161 -001A-0409 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 54470 PAGE 56 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,128.81 SIANTURI REALTY LLC 566 BEACH ST Lot 1 Nw Cor 15 Walnut Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,978.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-150 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 61131 PAGE 270 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $11,979.06 SILCARED HARVEST LLC 487 PROSPECT AVE E Pt Lot 1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,870.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-352B -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62996 PAGE 93 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $537.02 STEVEN GOUVEIA MARIA G MCNEILL SANDRA SOUSA SUBSEQUENT OWNER: SANDRA SOUSA WAITE ST Lot 23 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,250.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-292 -012 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63845 PAGE 96 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $91.90 VINCENT F STAGNO TRUSTEE STAGNO FAMILY TRUST 62 WENTWORTH RD Lot 38 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 025-428 -008 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 605 PAGE 46 CERTIFICATE: 121847 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,646.12 ROBERT J STANLEY 833 NORTH SHORE RD E Pt Lot 568 & Se Pt Lot 569 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,767.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 011-188E -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 46012 PAGE 288 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $10,023.12 SILCARED HARVEST LLC DALE ST Lot B1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,763.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-352B -006 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62996 PAGE 93 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,120.03 MARIANNA SIMARI 11 CLARK RD Lot 36 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,360.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 004-104 -004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 07974 PAGE 0398 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,010.27 JUDE SYLVESTRE LANTERN RD Lot 591 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,141.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-439I -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60507 PAGE 35 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $184.70 AMANDA D. RAMIREZ MADRID OSCAR A. BETANCUR TABARES BEACH ST Lot 9b LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,924.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-148 -023 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 55325 PAGE 50 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $161.60 CHRISTOPHER TANNAS SHAWMUT ST Lot 311 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 009-178 -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60638 PAGE 220 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $64.15 CHRISTOPHER TANNAS SHAWMUT ST Lot 310 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 009-178 -017 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 60638 PAGE 220 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $64.15 ARPINE TASHJIAN ERROL TASHJIAN 10 OCEAN AVE Unit 211 Lot A LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 002-139 -007B-0211 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59308 PAGE 342 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,062.94 SILCARED HARVEST LLC 5 WASHINGTON AVE Lot A Se Cor Dale St & Lot A1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,925.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 023-352B -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62996 PAGE 93 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $969.21 ROSE STONE ROCCO TROIANO 23 HERMAN ST Unit 1 Lot 15 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 015-219B -007 -0001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK PAGE CERTIFICATE: C185-1 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,562.15 NICHOLAS ALLAN TATE APRIL M TATE OAK ISLAND ST Lots 242 & S Pt Lot 243 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,961.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 011-190F -010 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 63525 PAGE 330 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $83.53 TDG FAMILY TRUST PATRICIA GAGLIONE TRUSTEE 83 STANTON AVE Lot 34 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,100.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-281 -020A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 42678 PAGE 301 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,095.65 MUSTAPHA TEMMAR 10 FRANKLIN AVE Unit 405 Lot Pt 4 Nw Cor #10 Franklin Av LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -022 -0405 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 43700 PAGE 207 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $451.93 TEN DEWEY AVENUE, LLC 38 MARBLE ST Unit 4 Ne Expressway LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 029-437E -001B-0004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62533 PAGE 63 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,567.20 THAYER AVENUE DEVELOPMENT CO LLC THAYER OPPOSITE AVE 40 Ft Strip Between W Side LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,600.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192T12 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 49938 PAGE 53 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $272.88 ELLEN M THIBAULT 18 HARRINGTON ST Lot 7 E Pt Lot 8 & E Pt Lot 9 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 5,782.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 015-224 -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 48913 PAGE 137 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $8,788.86

Page 32 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 ARIANE THIBODEAU SEAN REYNOLDS 59 ELLERTON ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,200.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-188B1 -015 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 632 PAGE 121 CERTIFICATE: 127321 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,290.73 Matthew T Thurber 1 CAREY CIR Unit 411 10 Raymond E Carey Circle LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192Q191 -262 -0411 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 14832 PAGE 0197 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,996.48 CLAIRE R TOFURI 21 LORING RD Lots 76 77 & 78 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 7,262.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 010-187C -024A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 616 PAGE 156 CERTIFICATE: 124156 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,068.64 KAMAL TOUIL 10 FRANKLIN AVE Unit 402 & Pt Lot 1 Ne Cor Hichborn St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-128 -024 -0402 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 42970 PAGE 116 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $608.30 KIET TRAN 160 ORVIS RD Lot 71a LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,750.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-438I -016 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 619 PAGE 194 CERTIFICATE: 124794 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,622.14 FRANCINE TUNNERA FRANK A TUNNERA JR 36 FOLSOM ST Lot 9 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 6,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 017-279 -012A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59599 PAGE 298 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $500.00 NADIA H ALASAAD GHASSAN ALASAAD SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ALANDE ULYSSE 47 FLINT ST Lot 153 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 011-329D -018A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 682 PAGE 81 CERTIFICATE: 137281 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,343.22 CARLOS A VALLE ROSE ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 3,059.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 017-279 -027 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 45706 PAGE 318 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $53.21 EUGENE F VECCHIA MARIE Y VECCHIA 1 CAREY CIR Unit 413 10 Raymond E Carey Circle LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 013-192Q191 -262 -0413 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 17452 PAGE 0274 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,002.12 MARIE Y VECCHIA TRUSTEE VECCHIA-REVERE REALTY TRUST 23 BIXBY ST Lot 10 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,716.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-228 -005 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 597 PAGE 145 CERTIFICATE: 120345 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,145.65 22 SUNNYPLAIN LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: GLADYS Y HERNANDEZ WILSON G HERNANDEZ VELEZ 172 VANE ST Lot 747 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-355 -042 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64337 PAGE 97 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $235.67 22 SUNNYPLAIN LLC SUBSEQUENT OWNER: GLADYS Y HERNANDEZ WILSON G HERNANDEZ VELEZ VANE ST Lot 748 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-355 -043 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64337 PAGE 97 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $114.19 OLIMPIA VIOLA MICHAEL VIOLA SARINA VIOLA FILIPPO VIOLA 60 AUGUSTA ST LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 8,038.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 007-124 -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 650 PAGE 39 CERTIFICATE: 95439 2021 Real Estate Tax $560.01 NGAN VIEN QUAN VO THANH VO 85 YEAMANS ST Lot N LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,475.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 021-358 -007 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 59414 PAGE 125 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,248.33 WASHINGTON AVENUE LLC WASHINGTON AVE Ne Cor Haith St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,056.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44557 PAGE 235 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,320.72 WASHINGTON AVENUE LLC WASHINGTON AVE Lot 75 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,029.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424 -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44557 PAGE 235 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,060.75 WASHINGTON AVENUE LLC WASHINGTON AVE Lot 76 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,001.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44557 PAGE 235 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,036.74 WASHINGTON AVENUE LLC CUSHING AVE Pt Lots 152 & 153 Nw Cor LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 2,450.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424B1 -001 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44557 PAGE 235 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $1,060.94 WASHINGTON AVENUE LLC WASHINGTON AVE Lot 154 Cor Cushing Av & LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 9,645.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424B1 -002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44557 PAGE 235 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $4,383.46 WASHINGTON AVENUE LLC 339 WASHINGTON AVE Lots 83 Thru 79 Incl &lot 84& LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 13,514.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 026-424B1 -003 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 44557 PAGE 235 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $19,511.65 WATERS EDGE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 364 OCEAN AVE Lot R1 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 85,813.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-160-161 -001A REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 11875 PAGE 340 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $79,126.77 WATERS EDGE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 370 OCEAN AVE Lot R2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 51,400.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 008-160-161 -001B REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 11875 PAGE 340 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax JEFFREY MEISSER BRITTANY WILSON 34 DAVIS ST Unit 2 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 027-442-443 -024B-0002 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 62135 PAGE 293 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $358.76 JACQUELINE ZACCARIA TRUSTEE 36 NEWMAN ST Lots 432 & 431 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,500.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 028-439H -027 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 21821 PAGE 0303 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $2,988.85 ZAKARIA ZARROUK TEMPLE ST Lot 16 Thru To Douglas St LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 1,750.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 018-324A -023 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 55254 PAGE 294 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $71.80 DENISE KING SUBSEQUENT OWNER: ZEPAJ DEVELOPMENT LLC ARNOLD ST Lot 352 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 4,000.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 022-367 -009 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 64579 PAGE 310 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $478.34 Stacy Zizza 110 PEARL AVE Unit 4 Lot 153 LOT CONTAINING ABOUT 0.00 sf Map-Block-Parcel-Unit 001-8 -016A-0004 REC. IN THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS BOOK 50119 PAGE 344 CERTIFICATE: 2021 Real Estate Tax $333.62 $145,752.16

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 POLLINATOR | FROM Page 13 their pollinator progress on social media using the hashtag #GrowingWildMA. “Our native plants and polliHelping Seniors Find Discounted High-Speed Internet Services Dear Savvy Senior, Do you know where I can fi nd cheaper high-speed internet services for my home? I’m 70-years old and live strictly on my Social Security and would like to fi nd something faster and less expensive than I currently have. Surfi ng Susan Dear Susan, There are actually two new resources available today that can help you save money on your home internet services, but what’s available to you will depend on your income level and where you live. Here’s where to begin. Internet Discounts Depending on your fi nancial situation, a good fi rst step to reducing your home internet costs is through the new Emergency Broadband Benefi t (EBB) program. This is a temporary federal benefi t that provides a discount of up to $50 per month towards broadband service for eligible households and up to $75 per month for households on tribal lands. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers if they contribute $10 to $50 toward the purchase price. To qualify, you’ll need to show that your annual household income is at or below 135 percent of the federal poverty guidelines, which is $17,388 for one person or $23,517 for two. Or, if you’re receiving certain types of government benefits such as Medicaid, food stamps (SNAP), SSI, public housing assistance, veterans’ pension or survivors pension benefi t, or live on federally recognized tribal lands. Households that experienced a substantial loss of income since February 29, 2020 due to job loss or furlough can also qualify for the EBB program, as long as their household income for 2020 was at or below $99,000 for single fi lers and $198,000 for joint fi lers. To apply, go to GetEmergencyBroadband.org where you can apply online or print out an application and mail it in. If you’re already receiving assistance through the federal Lifeline benefit (see LifelineSupport.org), which is a $9.25 monthly subsidy for phone or internet costs, you automatically qualify for the EBB program, and you can receive both benefi ts at the same time. You can apply your EBB and your Lifeline benefit to the same or separate services. Or, if your broadband provider already has its own low-income or COVID-19 relief program, you may be able to qualify through this program as well. Talk to your broadband provider for more information. Low-Cost Internet If you’re not eligible for the EBB program, another resource for locating cheaper high-speed internet is Aging Connected, which has a higher income qualifi cation. Created by Older Adults Technology Services from AARP (OATS) and the Humana Foundation, Aging Connected is a nationwide campaign created to help lower-income seniors fi nd low-cost, in-home broadband options in their area. Partnering with telecommunications companies, nonprofi ts and public entities, Aging Connected will help you search for services in your area that provide high-speed internet at a very low cost. Most participating companies charge around $10 to $15 per month, with no contract and no equipment fee. Aging Connected also provides referrals to aff ordable desktop and laptop computers for under $160. To qualify, you’ll need to show that your annual household income is at or below 185 percent of the federal poverty guidelines, which is $23,800 for one person or $32,200 for two. Or, if you’re receiving certain types of government benefi ts similar to the EBB program. To search, go to AgingConnected. org and type in your ZIP code, name and email address, or you can call 877-745-1930. Other Search Options If you fi nd that you’re not eligible for either of the previously listed resources, you may still be able to save on your internet by shopping and comparing. The best way to do this is at websites like InMyArea.com and BroadbandNow.com, both of which provide a list of internet providers in your area, along with pricing and download speeds. Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman, OK 73070, or visit SavvySenior. org. Jim Miller is a contributor to the NBC Today show and author of “The Savvy Senior” book. For Advertising with Results, call The Advocate Newspapers at 781-286-8500 or Info@advocatenews.net nators depend on our support so that we can do our part as environmental stewards,” said MDAR Commissioner John Lebeaux. “We encourage Massachusetts residents to get involved by being active in this movement to ensure sustainability in not only pollinator populations, but throughout the local food system and the natural world around us. We hope these Growing Wild Massachusetts starter kits will inspire people to “Bee the Change!” and start creating more pollinator habitats statewide that will bring lasting benefi ts to us now, and to future generations.” Pollinators include bees, birds, bats, butterfl ies and other species. More than 45 percent of agricultural commodities in Massachusetts rely on pollinator species for crop pollination and food production. Pollinator species provide signifi cant environmental benefi ts that are necessary for maintaining healthy, diverse ecosystems, and they produce valuable products, including honey, propolis, royal Page 33 jelly and wax. However, many pollinator species are struggling due to loss of forage and habitat, the spread of invasive plant and insect species, climate change and improper use of pesticides. To promote and protect pollinator habitat within DCR land, the agency continues to plant pollinator gardens, manage wildfl ower meadows and maintain limited-mow zones. While DCR properties provide habitat for a variety of native species, public lands alone cannot support the needs of native pollinators. DCR and MDAR are encouraging residents to support the Growing Wild Massachusetts initiative by planting pollinator-friendly native plant habitat in their yards, patios and/or window boxes. “According to the Natural Resource Conservation Service, more than 75 percent of the world’s fl owering plants and 35 percent of those we eat rely on pollinators to reproduce, making pollinators vital to human life,” said DCR Deputy Commissioner for Conservation and Resource Stewardship Priscilla Geigis. “The goal of Growing Wild Massachusetts is to galvanize the public by educating residents about the critical roles that native plants and pollinators play in our lives and inspire people to create habitat that supports and preserves these important parts of our ecosystem.” "Bees and pollinators are essential to food production, wildlife sustainability, and native habitats here in Massachusetts,” said State Representative Carolyn Dykema, who is House Chair of the Legislature’s Joint Committee on the Environment, Natural Resources, and Agriculture. “With this new program, our local nurseries will help us all play a role in protecting pollinators right in our own backyards. I’m so pleased that our state agencies have taken a leading role in this important partnership.” “We are very proud to be a part of this program alongside DCR, MDAR, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and other well-respected garden centers,” said Weston Nurseries Owner/President Peter Mezitt, who is president of the Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association. “Pollinators and native species are so very important to our environment and we are committed to doing everything we can to help people learn about and successfully grow them.”

Page 34 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 (A “Yes” vote is for the amendA note from Bob Katzen, Publisher of Beacon Hill Roll Call: Join me this Sunday night and every Sunday night between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. for my talk show “The Bob Katzen Baby Boomer and Gen X Show.” Jump in my time capsule and come back to the simpler days of the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. There are many ways you can listen to the show from anywhere in the world: If you have a smart speaker, simply say, “Play WMEX on Audacy.com” • Download the free Audacy app on your smartphone or tablet • Listen online at www.wmexboston.com Or tune into 1510 AM if you have an AM radio. isit us at www.bobkatzenshow. com THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local senators’ votes on roll calls from recent debate on the Senate version of a $47.72 billion fi scal 2022 budget. There were no roll calls in the House or Senate last week. MASSHEALTH MUST REPORT BED HOLDS (S 3) Senate 39-0, approved an amendment that would require MassHealth to report data to the Legislature relating to medical and non-medical leave of absence days, known as bed holds, for nursing home residents. The data would include the number of residents on a leave of absence, monthly capacity levels per nursing home, the total number of empty beds and the average MassHealth payment rate per resident. MassHealth is the state’s Medicaid program that provides healthcare for low-income and disabled persons. Amendment suppor ters said the bed hold policy is an essential protection for MassHealth nursing home residents who leave the nursing home for a hospital stay or to protected from the unnecessary trauma of returning to an unfamiliar environment following a hospital stay,” said the amendment’s sponsor Sen. Mark Montigny (DNew Bedford). “Facilities that cannot meet these basic obligations must not be allowed to operate in the commonwealth and will not survive the necessary post-COVID reforms. This data reporting is a starting point that will help ensure proper transparency and accountability in this industry.” ment). Sen. Joseph Boncore Yes $100,000 FOR STUDENT LOAN OMBUDSMAN (S 3) Senate 39-0, approved $100,000 to pay the salary of and advertise for the newly created position of student loan ombudsman who would serve under the attorney general as an independent mediator for student loan borrowers. “For six years, we fought for the Student Loan Borrower Bill of Rights to protect the nearly 1 million student loan borrowers across the commonwealth,” said Sen. Eric Lesser (D-Longmeadow), the sponsor of the amendment. “Since it was passed and signed into law this January, we have engaged with the Division of Banks and the Attorney General’s Offi ce on implementation and this funding will help set up a central ombudsman’s office, to answer questions, investigate and take action on [student loan] servicers.” (A “Yes” vote is for the amendment). Sen. Joseph Boncore Yes AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR (AED) IN PUBLIC SAFETY VEHICLES (S 3) Senate 39-0, approved an amendment that would provide $500,000 to fund the purchase by cities and towns of AEDs so that each police cruiser, fi re engine, ambulance and other first responder vehicles will have the device available inside the vehicle. “AEDs are absolutely crucial to the mortality rate of someone experiencing a cardiac event,” said Sen. Ryan Fattman (R-Sutton) who sponsored the amendment. “In small towns found in central and western Massachusetts, like some of the ones I represent, police are often the fi rst to respond to a 911 call, even in a medical emergency. Many municipalities do not have the resources to equip those vehicles with AEDs, which in turn allows precious moments to slip by for someone in a cardiac event. This bill establishes funding for municipalities to purchase AEDs through an AED trust fund for all safety vehicles, particularly in these smaller towns, so that this type of tragic scenario can be avoided.” (A “Yes” vote is for the amendment). Sen. Joseph Boncore Yes HOW LONG WAS LAST WEEK’S SESSION? Beacon Hill Roll Call tracks the length of time that the House and Senate were in session each week. Many legislators say that legislative sessions are only one aspect of the Legislature’s job and that a lot of important work is done outside of the House and Senate chambers. They note that their jobs also involve committee work, research, constituent work and other matters that are important to their districts. Critics say that the Legislature does not meet regularly or long enough to debate and vote in public view on the thousands of pieces of legislation that have been fi led. They note that the infrequency and brief length of sessions are misguided and lead to irresponsible late-night sessions and a mad rush to act on dozens of bills in the days immediately preceding the end of an annual session. During the week of May 31June 4, the House met for a total of two hours and 17 minutes while the Senate met for a total of 25 minutes. Mon. May 31 No House session No Senate session Tues. June 1 House 11:03 a.m. to 1:13 p.m. Senate 11:05 a.m. to 11:25 a.m. Wed. June 2 No House session No Senate session Thurs. June 3 House 11:03 a.m. to 11:10 a.m. Senate 11:13 a.m. to 11:18 a.m. Fri. June 4 No House session No Senate session Bob Katzen welcomes feedback at bob@beaconhillrollcall.com

THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 Page 35 RevereTV 1. On June 11, 1775, the Revolutionary War’s fi rst naval battle occurred in what New England state? 2. What are the two cities in Charles Dickens’ novel “A Tale of Two Cities”? 3. What chocolatebased ice cream reportedly was the fi rst widely available fl avor (in 1929) other than vanilla, chocolate and strawberry? 4. About how many wedding chapels are there in Las Vegas: 50, 75 or 100? 5. On June 12, 1942, who received a diary for her 13th birthday? 6. In June 1919 who directed a theatre orchestra and played a trumpet solo for the song “Ain’t Misbehavin’”? 7. In 1964 what group was the first Motown group ever to receive a Grammy Award nomination – for “(Love is Like a) Heat Wave”? 8. On June 13, 1927, what aviator had a ticker tape parade on NYC’s Fifth Avenue? 9. In what country are the islands known as “The Spice Islands”? 10. What member of a duo with a theme song of “Love Nest” won an Oscar in 1975 for a role in “The Sunshine Boys”? 11. In what Rodgers and Hammerstein musical is the song “June is Bustin’ Out All Over”? 12. June 14 is Flag Day; what Massachusetts city has on Flag Day “the longest-running parade of its kind”? 13. In what year did the American Psychological Association declare homosexuality not a mental disorder: 1953, 1973 or 1984? 14. On June 15, 2007, host Bob Barker retired from what game show? 15. The card game “21” originated in what country? 16. On June 16, 1884, the fi rst gravity-powered roller coaster in America debuted; at what seashore was it? 17. In what Canadian province is the world’s longest freshwater beach? 18. What is another word for bubble tea? 19. What Massachusetts town has the Bridge of Flowers (“the only one of its kind in the world”)? 20. June 17 is Bunker Hill Day; Bunker Hill is in what Boston neighborhood that was the fi rst capital of the Massachusetts Bay Colony? ANSWERS Spotlight C INDENTITY ongratulations to Revere High School Class of 2021! RevereTV provided live coverage of graduation on all channels, YouTube and Facebook. If you missed the ceremony, you can fi nd RTV’s recording replaying over the next few weeks on the Community Channel which is 8 and 1072 on Comcast, and 3 and 614 on RCN. All RevereTV event coverage can be found on YouTube to be viewed at any time. The Revere High School Rock Ensemble Stevie Wonder Tribute Performance premiered last Wednesday at 7pm across all RTV outlets. This event was prerecorded at RHS. It is replaying on the Community Channel at various times over the next few weeks. You can also catch the last few replays of the City of Revere’s Memorial Day Ceremony if you tune in to RTV through the weekend. RevereTV provided live coverage of the holiday services which can now also be found on YouTube. Participants of the informational grant program were back at the studio to record public service announcements with vaccine information. The latest recording informs Revere residents about upcoming vaccine clinics and some incentives that come with getting a vaccine at one of these locations. For information on where and how to get a COVID-19 vaccine, head to revere.org or catch this PSA in between programming on any RevereTV channel, on YouTube, and Facebook. Every PSA is recorded in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Portuguese. Revere’s city government meetings continue to be covered and air live on RTV Gov. This is Comcast channel 9 or 13 and 613 on RCN. The latest meetings include the Public Arts Commission, Conservation Commission, Human Rights Commission, and Revere City Council. All meetings can be found on YouTube to watch at any time, but meetings also replay on RTV Gov for at least a week following recording. SECURITY | FROM Page 6 • Segment your networks: There’s been a recent shift in ransomware attacks – from stealing data to disrupting operations. It’s critically important that your corporate business functions and manufacturing/production operations are separated and that you carefully fi lter and limit internet access to operational networks, identify links between these networks and develop workarounds or manPROTECTION PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER T he IRS has been issuing Identity Protection Personal Identifi cation Numbers (IPPIN’s) since 2011 in order to assist in identifying taxpayers and to accept a tax return for filing. In January of this past year, the IRS opened up this program to all taxpayers if they choose to opt into the program. Prior to January of this year, the IRS would assign an IPPIN to a taxpayer whose identity was stolen. So too often tax preparers would go to e-fi le a tax return only to fi nd out that someone had already fi led a tax return under that taxpayer’s social. Therefore, the electronic fi ling would be rejected. A taxpayer would then have to call the IRS fraud department and the IRS would then issue a IPPIN to the taxpayer to be attached to the paper return that would then need to be fi led. In New Release IR-20219, the IRS announced the program is now available to all taxpayers who can verify their identity by specifi ed procedures. The IRS will mail a CP01A Notice to taxpayers that opt in which contains their 6-digit IPPIN. A Taxpayer can also obtain a IPPIN by using the IRS online tool Get an IPPIN. Each year, taxpayers will receive a CP01A Notice containing a new IPPIN. Taxpayers may opt in by either faxing or mailing Form 15227, Application for an Identity Protection Personal Identification Number, or by using the Get an IPPIN online tool. In order to fi le Form 15227, taxpayers will need: 1. A valid social security number or individual taxpayer identifi cation number (ITIN) 2. Adjusted gross income of $72,000 or less 3. Access to a telephone The IRS will process the form and then call the taxpayer to validate his or her identity. Upon successful validation, the taxpayer will then receive a CP01A Notice with an assigned IPPIN for the next fi ling season. To online method of obtaining a IPPIN is available at www.irs.gov/getanippin. Once you opt in to the IPPIN system, as of right now, you cannot opt out. The IRS expects that taxpayers will be able to opt out beginning in 2022. Data breaches of personal information are still on the rise. Obtaining an IPPIN may provide some taxpayers comfort particularly if their personal information may have been compromised. Think about how many people this past year received notices from Mass Unemployment stating that they applied for unemployment benefits when in fact someone else did using their name and social security number. Joseph D. Cataldo is an Estate Planning/Elder Law Attorney, Certifi ed Public Accountant, Certifi ed Financial Planner, AICPA Personal Financial Specialist and holds a Master’s Degree in Taxation. ual controls to ensure industrial control system networks can be isolated and continue operating if your corporate network is compromised. Regularly test contingency plans, such as manual controls, so that safety-critical functions can be maintained during a cyber incident. The Massachusetts Data Security Regulations, which the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Offi ce regularly enforces, also require entities to employ many of the above safeguards with respect to personal information about Massachusetts residents that an entity maintains, stores, transmits or processes electronically. All organizations, regardless of sector, size or location, must recognize that no company is safe from being targeted by ransomware. The National Institute of Standards and Technology provides guidelines and practices for organizations to use to better manage and reduce cybersecurity risk. 1. Maine (the Battle of Machias) 2. London and Paris 3. Rocky Road 4. 50 5. Anne Frank 6. Louis Armstrong 7. Martha & the Vandellas 8. Charles Lindbergh 9. Indonesia 10. George Burns of Burns & Allen 11. “Carousel” 12. Quincy 13. 1973 14. “The Price is Right” 15. France (vingtet-un) 16. Coney Island 17. Ontario (Wasaga Beach on Lake Huron) 18. Boba 19. Shelburne Falls 20. Charlestown

Page 36 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 2021 COVID-19 | FROM Page 8 ately aff ected by COVID-19. The consequences of the pandemic for children’s academic and social development are likely to be long-term: children in fi rst grade this year may need additional support throughout their academic careers. The bill will improve the approach to address students' social, emotional, mental, behavioral, and physical health needs related to COVID-19. States, school districts, nonprofi ts in partnership with school districts, and the Bureau of Indian Education can apply for grants for one of two purposes: 1. Implement Evidencebased Strategies: 75% of funds are reserved for grantees to adopt programs that meet a high bar of evidence, such as supporting social-emotional learning, implementing culturally and linguistically responsive practices, extending instructional time, and implementing high-quality individual or small-group tutoring. 2. 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He is survived by many loving aunts and uncles, Ann Preston of Lynnfi eld, Barbara and Tom Burns of Winthrop, Stephen and Laurie Crisafi of NH, Liz and Steve Snook of Melrose, Alba Frasco of Wilmington, Norberto Perez of Boston and his very special Uncle Rob Preston and Kim of Revere. Cousins Ann Marie and Andy, Janice and Scott and Markie; Bianca, Anthony and Gillian; Jennifer, Big Chris, Alyssa, Dusty, Jonathan, Kerin, and Emily; and his second cousins little Christopher, Baby Brady and soon to arrive Angela. He was unique. He was lovEOE ing. He was kind to children, the homeless, the vulnerable. He was charming. He was business savvy and one way or the other he got what he needed. He adored his grandmother Nanny. When one says “I grew up in ees to develop or replicate new ideas and strategies designed by educators in the fi eld to accelerate academic progress and address social, emotional, mental, behavioral, and physical health needs associated with COVID-19. Grantees must include an independent evaluation for effi cacy. This legislation reserves funds for the Bureau of Indian Education, rural areas, and applicants serving low-income students. The Department must also give priority to applicants serving disproportionately higher percentages of high-need students, including low-income students, students of color and Native American students, homeless students, migrant students, students in foster care, English learners, students with disabilities, and students most aff ected by COVID-19. The Educational Equity Challenge Grant Act is endorsed by the National Education Association (NEA), American Federation of Teachers (AFT), the Education Trust, the National Association of State Directors of Special Education (NASDSE), National Association of Secondary School PrinciOBITUARIES Dante William Crisafi the church,” for Dante it was truth. Many nights Dante and his mom would enter Holy Rosary in Winthrop as it was left open for all to pray. It was there that Dante learned how to operate microphones and the sound system left for Sunday service. That was the beginning of his love of music and his moniker that he carried for life, “DJ Dante”. He was an altar server at Holy Rosary. When a parishioner lost his son to a heart attack, in an attempt to make the dad feel better, young Dante presented him with a little piece of paper that said, “I’m sorry about your son… I will be your son.” Dante loved spending time with his dogs Dexter and Mr. Todo and his cat Lucia all of whom he chose to join his family. He had a fondness for fast cars. Dante was an alumni of the Early Education Center (EEC) in East Boston where he was known as the Mayor. He was a student at the Manville School in Boston and continued his education at Seaport Academy in Chelsea. He stood out at his school as kind and caring to other students and became the school’s musical go to guy. He was a fighter who battled many challenges; his biggest being most recently with the disease of addiction and, like so many before him, the disease won. While he was not here for long, for those of us who were blessed to have shared time with him, he captured our hearts for eternity. Be with Jesus my kind hearted young man. You have lots of work ahead of you as you help Him help other young kids, as you return to pure love and your struggles are no more. Copyrighted material previously published in Banker & Tradesman/The Commercial Record, a weekly trade newspaper. It is reprinted with permission from the publisher, The Warren Group. For a searchable database of real estate transactions and property information visit: www.thewarrengroup.com. BUYER1 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS SELLER1 BUYER2 Etesami, Iman Taran ni, Gabriela Rollins, William A Sherpa, Jason W Tchate-Ndeugoue, A W SELLER2 ADDRESS DATE 1 Carey Cir #114 20.05.2021 $ 441 500,00 82 Garfi eld Ave 19.05.2021 $ 730 000,00 Generoso J. Beatrice “Joe” pals (NASSP), the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL), National Urban League (NUL), Healthy Schools Campaign, American Student Assistance, Committee for Children, National Women's Law Center (NWLC), Peekapak Inc., SEL4US, Autistic Self Advocacy Network, the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD), AFT Massachusetts, Boston Teachers Union (BTU), MA Parent Teacher Association, MA Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs, and the Alliance of Massachusetts YMCAs. 88 , of Lynnfield, formerly Revere, passed away on June 5 from complications of Parkinson’s disease. Graduate of Revere High school 1950, New England Aircraft School and Newbury College. He proudly served in the USAF, achieving the rank of TSGT, retiring after 20 years of service. He worked for the U.S.Postal Service, Boston. Beloved husband of Roberta (Golfi eri) for 56 years. He leaves his daughter, Michelle (Mimi) Boyle and husband Matthew, and son, Jonathan Beatrice and wife MaryBeth. He was the proud grandfather of fi ve adoring grandchildren, Abigail, Thomas and Lauren Boyle; and Charles and Roxanne Beatrice; a sister, Marie Giacobbe and husband Nicholas of Revere, many loving nieces, nephews and cousins. In lieu of fl owers, please send a contribution in his memory to the Parkinson’s Foundation, 200 SE 1st Street, Suite 800, Miami, FL 33131 or the Department of Veterans Aff airs, Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, 200 Springs Road, Bedford, MA 01730. PRICE Revere

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