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Josiah Quincy Elementary School 177th Dragons F.I.R.E. Fundraiser

Join the Josiah Quincy Elementary School on Thursday, November 21 as they celebrate 177 years in the Boston community with their annual Dragons F.I.R.E Fundraiser and their quest to raise $177,000 to support more than 725 students grades K0 to grade 5! Enjoy a 10-course Chinese banquet dinner and open bar (beer and wine included), and a live JQES student-led lion dragon dance performance! In addition to buying individual tickets to the event, we also have lots of other ways to show your support, including program book advertisements and several sponsorship opportunities.

Thursday, November 21 | 5:30PM-9:00PM | Empire Garden Restaurant, Chinatown.

SupportJQES.org.

East Boston Museum and Historical Society to host Tombstone Tour

The East Boston Museum and Historical Society invites the public to mark Halloween by attending the Third Annual Tombstone Tour of the Bennington Street Cemetery on Saturday, October 26, between 1 and 5 p.m. Guided tours will be offered by the Historical Society at 2 and 4 p.m., and self-guided exploration of the cemetery is open between 1 and 5 p.m.

The event will feature the history of East Boston’s oldest cemetery, the people buried there, and maybe even a ghost story. The Tombstone Tour is free to the public, and refreshments will be provided.

The Bennington Street Cemetery was established in 1838 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The entrance to the cemetery is located on Bennington Street between Swift Street and Harmony Street.

The East Boston Museum and Historical Society is a local volunteer organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich and diverse history of East Boston and its people. More information on the organization and its work is available on the EBMHS website.

Boston- Area Landlord Arraigned on Pandemic Relief Fraud Charges

A landlord with properties in East Boston, Chelsea and Revere was arraigned on charges related to fraudulent applications for pandemic-era housing relief in Suffolk Superior Court on October 17, 2024.

Steven Stoico is charged with 3 counts of Larceny Over $1,200, 4 counts of Attempt to Commit Larceny Over $1,200, and 1 count of Solicitation to Commit Larceny Over $1,200 for allegedly filing seven false applications for rental assistance during the pandemic. Three of the seven fraudulent applications were granted allegedly resulting in payments of $95,400 to Stoico.  The remaining four applications that sought $136,200 in rental assistance were denied.

“I want to thank Attorney General Campbell’s team and the OIG investigative team for pursuing this case,” Inspector General Jeffrey S. Shapiro said.  “Given the high cost of housing, misuse of rental assistance, as alleged in this case, is egregious.  Therefore, it is imperative that people who abuse these government resources are held accountable.”

The Office of the Inspector General investigated the case and the Attorney General’s Office is prosecuting the case.

The charges are allegations. The defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

GSNA Agenda for Monday, October 28

The next Gove Street Neighborhood Association (GSNA) meeting is October 28 at 6:30 p.m.

Please register for this virtual meeting on our website: https://www.govestreet.org/meetings

We are looking for new volunteers to join our board for 2025! We will make space at this meeting to discuss.

Agenda (approx. 70-90 min)

Community Updates (30 min)

BPD (Sgt. Cintolo) – Updates

City Hall (Roberto Gomez) – Updates

Asking for volunteers for GSNA Board for 2025

Boston Office of Emergency Management Presentation (Boston.gov/Emergency)

NEW PROJECTS (40-60 min)

108-110 Orleans/1-4 Percival Place: Subdivide Parcel #010390900 into two lots. Lot 1 to contain 2,872 s.f. and Lot 2 to contain 2,127 s.f. Change occupancy to a six unit residential dwelling as per plans.

265-269 Maverick Street: Erect addition and change of occupancy to a multi-family residential building consisting of thirty-six (36) units with thirteen (13) parking spaces. Subject to small project review under Article 80

Google Meet joining info Video call link: https://meet.google.com/wyz-kimu-nbn

Our next meeting after this one will be Monday, November 25, at 6:30 PM.

Hola comunidad de GSNA:

A continuación, encontrará la agenda de nuestra reunión comunitaria de octubre. Puede registrarse para la reunión en https://www.govestreet.org/meetings

Asociación de vecinos de Gove Street (GSNA)

Agenda para el lunes 28 de octubre de 2024 a las 6:30 PM

Regístrese para esta reunión virtual en nuestro sitio web: https://www.govestreet.org/meetings

¡Estamos buscando nuevos voluntarios para unirse a nuestra junta en 2025! Haremos espacio en esta reunión para debatir.

Agenda (aprox. 70-90 min)

Actualizaciones de la comunidad (30 min)

BPD (Sgt. Cintolo) – Actualizaciones

Ayuntamiento (Roberto Gomez) – Actualizaciones

Solicitamos voluntarios para la Junta de GSNA para 2025

Presentación de la Oficina de Gestión de Emergencias de Boston (Boston.gov/Emergency)

PROYECTOS NUEVOS (40-60 min)

108-110 Orleans/1-4 Percival Place: Subdividir la parcela n.° 010390900 en dos lotes. El lote 1 contendrá 2872 pies cuadrados y el lote 2 contendrá 2127 pies cuadrados. Cambiar la ocupación a una vivienda residencial de seis unidades según los planos.

265-269 Maverick Street: Ampliación y cambio de ocupación de un edificio residencial multifamiliar que consta de treinta y seis (36) unidades con trece (13) espacios de estacionamiento. Sujeto a revisión de proyecto pequeño según el Artículo 80

Información para unirse a Google Meet

Enlace de videollamada: https://meet.google.com/wyz-kimu-nbn

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Nuestra próxima reunión después de esta será el lunes 25 de noviembre a las 6:30 p. m.

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