Page 20 THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2021 OBITUARIES Catherine Rose (Feeley) Campbell of Amelia “Molly” Feeley of Beverly, John Feeley of Winthrop, Thomas Feeley of Revere, Carol Smaldone of NH, Eleanor Thomas of Revere. She is also survived by many loving nieces, nephews and cousins. Harold J. Sparks A A ge 74, of (Beachmont) Revere, formerly of Saugus, suddenly Sept. 27. She was the wife of the late Paul Campbell. Catherine was the dear sister ge, 86, died on Monday, September 27 at the Lahey Clinic in Burlington. He was the husband of the late Joan (Lambert) Sparks. Born in Boston and raised in Revere, Mr. Sparks was the son of the late Harold E. and Phyllis (DeMarco) Sparks. He was a USMC veteran of the Korean confl ict and moved to Saugus follow~ HELP WANTED ~ Tire Technician wanted. Must have valid driver’s license and a good work ethic. $15-$19/hr to start based on experience. 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For Advertising with Results, call The Advocate Newspapers at 781-286-8500 or Info@advocatenews.net HOMELESS | FROM Page 1 step up and help provide regional problems when they are done in a planned and coherent manner. He pointed to the COVID-19 pandemic, where Revere used the Quality Inn as a quarantine site, and Revere’s eff orts in setting up regional vaccination and testing sites within its boundaries. Several councillors also stated that Revere has homelessness and substance abuse issues within its own borders it has worked hard to solve. “The good news is that we are on the same page on this issue; the mayor, the administration, we’re working cooperatively, and I’ve never seen such unity,” said Zambuto. “This is something where we stand for what’s right … we’re not hardhearted people, and we care about our neighbors who are having trouble with substance abuse and homelessness. We are a compassionate city, and we will reLEAGUE | FROM Page 14 nadoes’ football fortunes from 1973 to 1998: 27 seasons. Pappagallo was MHS head football coach from 2009-2015 – seven seasons – and Freker was MHS head football coach for the past three seasons: from 2017-2020. Altogether? That’s 37 seasons from three of the last six coaches – spanning the period from 1973-2021 – who were on hand for new Head Coach Witche Exilhomme’s head coaching debut. Some side notes: Coach Exilhomme’s head coach from 2009-2011 at MHS was Coach Pappagallo, and Coach Freker played under Coach Finn in the late 1970s and then coached alongside him for 17 years as a Malden High football assistant coach from 1982-1998. **** Revere High Boys Soccer is experienced... and talented This year’s Revere High Boys Soccer team is one of the most experienced in the Greater Boston League, boasting 12 seniors. So do not make the mistake of underestimating the young Patriots talent-wise. Head Coach Manny Lopes’ team has already demonstrated they can hold their own with a 2-1-1 start so far this year, inmain a compassionate city, but as my colleague said, we will not be steamrolled, and we will not be forced to do something, especially with something that is not coordinated.” Speaking in her role as State Representative, Jessica Ann Giannino said that she and Saugus Representative Donald Wong drafted a letter to the BPHC that is being sent to every Revere and Saugus offi cial, as well as all members of the state legislature, voicing their adamant opposition to the Quality Inn proposal. “If this can happen in Revere, it can happen anywhere,” said Giannino. In the letter, Giannino and Wong state that Boston has an adequate number of hotels and the funding needed to deal with the Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass issues. “It is clear that little to no planning was undertaken in advance of the relocation of unhoused individuals from Melnea Cass Boulevard,” the letter states. “The BPHC has continued to insist that the Quality Inn initiative 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 Bedoya, Luisa Ruiz, Agie M Zepaj, Marenglen Gonzalez, Andres Diliegro, Michael SELLER2 Coillard, Raymond P Coillard, Jill M Diliegro, Leonre A 405 Malden St ADDRESS DATE PRICE Revere 50 Fernwood Ave 10.09.2021 $ 980 000,00 10.09.2021 $ 905 000,00 Colecchia, Michael Colecchia, Chris ne 191 Reservoir Ave 01.09.2021 $ 950 000,00 cluding wins over Medford and Chelsea and a 2-2 tie with Lynn English. Revere was supposed to have hosted Malden on Tuesday, but that game was washed out. The youthful Patriots were scheduled to host co-fi rst place holder Everett (with Medford) last night at Della Russo Stadium under the lights. The results were not available at press time. The Patriots were looking to avenge a season-opening, 3-2 loss to the Crimson Tide. A trio of senior captains, Arath Hernandez, David Marquez and David Paiva, lead the way along with fellow seniors Alex Diaz, Emerson Pineda Mejia, Joshuan Flores, Kayo De Souza Lopez, Keny Guerrero Alvarez, Karlot Quiroz, Luis Marquez, Brayan Hanao, Christian and Mateo Norena. Juniors include Matt Rivera, Brian Novoa, Kevin Rivas Flores, Alejandro Garcia, Felipe Maia, Albino Lopez and Santiago Grajales. Sophomores are Bryan Peña, Joao Victor Cunha, Juan Chavarria and Latrell Ashby. Bryan Medina is the only freshman. Assistant coaches for Revere Boys Soccer are varsity assistant coach Gerardo Rodriguez, junior varsity coach Khalid Ahrati, and freshman coach Roberto Tobalino. is just one instance of a larger regional approach to the crisis on Melnea Cass Boulevard, yet they have not been able to provide the City of Revere or Town of Saugus with any examples of other municipalities joining this eff ort or converting facilities for displaced residents.” The City Council unanimously approved the motion to stand behind Arrigo and to record its opposition to the BPHC proposal to use the Quality Inn. In addition, the council also unanimously approved motions asking that the legality of using a hotel as a medical facility be explored, that representatives from the Quality Inn appear before the council to discuss future plans for the site, that a public meeting be held with all stakeholders on the plans for the Quality Inn and that Revere fi le a public information request with the City of Boston asking for the total costs associated with public safety and public works associated with the Mass. Cass homeless encampment.
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