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Complete with Accessories R.Y.O. TOBACCO & TUBES ON SALE! WE MAKE HOUSE KEYS! A.B.C. CIGAR 170 REVERE ST., REVERE (781) 289-4959 COGLIANDRO | FROM Page 1 Councillor-At-Large Marc Silvestri agreed wholeheartedly with the motion but added a caveat. “I hate to say it, but the only way to curb this is with enforcement,” he said. Councillor-At-Large Michelle Kelley said there were problems all around the city and people are getting hurt. “I hate to see the city (fi lled) with speed tables although I know they are a measure to curb this,” said Kelley who agreed with Silvestri that enforcement is the most effective way to confront the problem. “Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you,” said Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselport that several Northeast Metro Tech students won gold and silver medals in SkillsUSA competition recently. SkillsUSA is a national organization that focuses on preparing high school and college students for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations. It provides opportunities for students to develop essential skills, such as leadership, teamwork, communication and problem-solving through various competitions, leadership conferences and community service activities. In the competitions, students display their skills and knowledge in specifi c occupational areas ranging from construction, automotive technology and welding to healthcare, culinary arts and robotics. These competitions often mirror real-world scenarios that students might encounter in their future careers. Northeast Metro Tech students recently competed in Celebrating Our 52nd Year Chris 2024 a SkillsUSA state competition in Marlborough. Amanda Andrade, of Chelsea, won a gold medal in Medical Math by demonstrating her proficiency in applying mathematical concepts to healthcare scenarios. Matthew McGowan, of Revere, won a gold medal in Residential and Commercial Appliance Repair by showcasing his mastery in troubleshooting and repairing appliances commonly found in homes and businesses. Dylan Bichara, of Wakefi eld, and Steven Romero Hernandez, of Chelsea, won gold medals in Robotics and Automation Technology by demonstrating their excellence in designing, programming and operating robotic systems. All four students will now advance to the SkillsUSA National Championships in Atlanta from June 24-28. “It is so amazing to watch students be excited about their career tech area and be proud of their skills. The camaraderie among the schools, even though it is a competition, is wonderful to see,” said Instructor Johanna LaFauci. “Our students know they are involved in something special,” said Instructor Erin Selvitella. “They have smiles on their faces for the duration of the conference.” “It gives me a sense of responsibility. It pushes me to do my best and want to compete again next year,” said student Angela De Andrade. Local silver medal winners: • Junior Stefany Calderon Bedoya, of Revere, Dental Assisting • Junior Gabriella Ramos, of Malden, Dental Assisting • Junior Isabelly Rodriguez Jesuina, of Revere, Dental Assisting Matthew McGowan, of Revere, won a SkillsUSA gold medal in Residential and Commercial Appliance Repair by showcasing his mastery in troubleshooting and repairing appliances commonly found in homes and businesses. (Courtesy Northeast Metro Tech) • Junior Emma McCormick, of Winthrop, Dental Assisting • Junior Sarah Jean, of Malden, Dental Assisting • Junior Anthony Morales, of Malden, Dental Assisting • Junior Rhys McDowell, of Wakefi eld, Dental Assisting • Junior Graham Roberts, of Melrose, Automotive Service Technology “ This is a remarkable achievement for these students, as it provides them with the opportunity to compete on a larger stage and further demonstrate their skills at a national level,” said Superintendent DiBarri. “It also offers them the chance to network with industry professionals and potentially open doors to future career opportunities.” sky in response to Cogliandro’s motion. Novoselsky said he had just fi elded calls about speeding on several streets including Franklin Avenue where children are playing and Walnut Avenue where seniors typically cross the street. “People are fl ying down that street,” he said, adding something needs to be done and the cost was irrelevant. “We need to protect out people.” Cogliandro agreed with Kelley and said he didn’t want Revere to become a city of speed bumps. He said the police department is trying to fi ll positions and details, strategically placed may be an option. “We need to have that conversation,” he said.
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