THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 The Boston Globe Business B9
ByTimLogan
GLOBESTAFF
Closingtime drew nearer
Wednesday for Jamaica Plain
institution Doyle’s Cafe, at a
City Hall hearing to transfer its
liquorlicenseto a new Seaport
outpost of Davio’s Northern
Italian Steakhouse.
The brief hearingbefore the
Boston LicensingCommission
was a key step in the $455,00 0
sale of the license, whichwill
probablyclosenext month,as
will Doyle’s, the political hang-
out that’s held downthe corner
of Washington and William
streets for 137 years.
Neither Doyle’s owner, Ge-
rard Burke, nor the ownerof
the real estate on which it sits —
Gerard’s uncle andformer
Doyle’s co-owner EddieBurke
— appeared at the hearing,
whichfocused on Davio’s need
for a license for its 15,000-
square-footrestaurant in the
lobbyof a waterfrontcondo-
minium building.
But in a statementWednes-
day, Eddie Burke explained his
family’s decisionto sell the site
of the beloved bar, whichhas
sparked a campaignto save it
since the news broke last week.
“It is our decision as a family
and as owners of the property
that we can no longer maintain
Doyle’s as somewouldlike or
thinkpractical,” Eddieand his
wife, Joni Ross Burke, said in a
statement. “We have therefore
chosento market the property
forsaleinordertosec ureour
much-deserved retirement.”
After the hearing, Pete Gori,
a longtime real estate broker
who is advising the Burkes, said
they are opento all kindsof
potentialbuyersfor the site,
includingones who would keep
it as a neighborhoodbar, ifpossible.
“My clienthas no prefer-
ence”on how the site is used,
Gori said. “We will talk to any-
one, about anything, as long as
it’s a constructive conversa-
tion.”
A few members of the cam-
paign to save Doyle’s showed up
at the hearing, as did Jamaica
Plain resident Wayne Kurtz,
whosaid the episodereflects
the city’s misplaced priorities
when it comes to neighborhood
entrepreneurs.
“We needto do moreto help
small-business owners,” he
said.
When the hearing was
through,Kurtz challenged
Davio’s owner Steve DiFillippo,
himself a longtimeBoston
restaurateur, accusing him of
profiting off struggling
businesses to help his huge new
restaurant in the Seaport.“I have nothingto do with
it,” DiFillippo responded. “If we
don’t buy this license, it’ll be
someone else tomorrow.”TimLogancanbe reachedat
[email protected]
himon Twitterat @bytimlogan.Doyle’s liquor license transfer advances
ByMax Jungreis
GLOBECORRESPONDENT
The Lemelson-MIT Program
announced Wednesday it had
awarded its annual $500,000
prize to Arizona State Universi-
ty professor Cody Friesen for
his workin developing long-
lasting rechargeable batteries
andsolar panels that pull
drinking water out of the air.
Friesen’s rechargeable bat-
tery can providepowerto elec-
tric gridsin emergencies, and
the Lemelson-MITProgram
said the technology has been
used “during approximately
one million long-duration out-
ages, whilesimultaneously off-
setting thousandsof tonsof
CO2 emission.”
He was also recognizedfor a
secondinvention, so-called
SOURCEHydropanels, which
can create potablewater by ab-
sorbing water molecules from
the air. The devices are capable
of collecting water in condi-
tions as dry as 5 percent humid-
ity.
Friesen’s inventions,Lemel-
son Foundation executive direc-
tor Carol Dahlsaid in a state-
ment, “aretruly improving
lives, take into account environ-
mental considerations and have
become the basis for companies
that impact millions of people
around the world each year.” He
was also recognized by the MIT
Technology Review at its
EmTechMITconference
Wednesday.
Friesenreceived his PhD inmaterials science and engineer-
ing fromMITin 2004.He is
currently an associate professor
of materials scienceat Arizona
State University. He also creat-
ed two companies for his inven-
tions, FluidicEnergy and Zero
Mass Water.
“As inventors,we have a re-
sponsibility to ensure our tech-
nology serves all of humanity
not simplythe elite,” Friesen
said in a statement. “At the end
of the day, our workis about
impact and this recognition
propelsus forwardas we de-
ploy SOURCE Hydropanels to
change the human relationship
to water across the globe.”Max Jungreis canbe reached at
[email protected].Water, battery projects snare MITprize
LEMELSON-MITCodyFriesenwonthe$500,000Lemelson-MITprizeforhispanelsthat create potable
waterby pullingmoistureoutof theair, in additionto a rechargeablebattery project.
harness races have lobbied for a
big piece of the pie. That tug of
war continued Wednesday, in
front of a committee charged
with setting the split between
harness and thoroughbred
purses. The decision: It’s slated
to shift again, to 65-35, in favor
of the standardbreds.
Each of the three thorough-
bred projects needthe Legisla-
ture’s help to get to the starting
line. The race is on.
RRowley Group:This pro-
posal can be traced back to
2014, when Suffolk Downs
ended regular operations. The
main horsemen’s group, the
New England HPBA, wanted to
continuewith a much-abbrevi-
ated schedule. But a contingent
that became the MassTHAar-
gued it wasn’t enough to sup-
port the industry, and began to
seek an alternative. The land
search was a series of fits and
starts, but proponents say they
have a winner now. They hired
a former House Ways and
Means chief, Brian Dempsey, to
lobby on their behalf. Among
the things they want fromthe
Legislature: minimumrequire-
ments of 60 days of racing per
year and a mile-long track.
They also want lawmakers to
remove a restriction they say
prevents a new thoroughbred
track from opening within 50
miles of Suffolk Downs.
RNotos Group:A group led
by Quincy developer Thomas
O’Connell is pursuing an ambi-
uCHESTO
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tious, $300 million project on a
275-acre site in Wareham, with
a racetrack as its hub. The proj-
ect would include slot ma-
chines, a hotel, and a Cape
Leaguebaseball field — not to
mention a new highway ramp
off Route 25. On Friday, Notos
announced it had hiredexperts
to set high safety standards, in
part to address increasing na-
tionwide concerns about horse
injuries. To pull this off, O’Con-
nell needs lawmakers to allow a
slots parlor license, with its
smaller required investment, in
Southeastern Massachusetts, as
an alternative to the full-scale
casino once envisioned for the
region. O’Connell argues the
market won’t support another
major casino.
RSterlingSuffolk:Then
there’s Sterling Suffolk Race-
course, the owners that over-
saw Suffolk Downs, the track in
East Boston and Revere now
poised for redevelopment. Ster-
ling Suffolk has lease rights for
the Great Barrington Fair-
grounds, a 55-acrepropertywhere horses ran as recently as
two decades ago. This group
wants permission to keep its si-
mulcasting rights for Suffolk
County and to run races in the
Berkshires, in September and
October. That isn’t likely to be
enough to clear the 60-day
minimum the Rowley group
wants. Plus, the track is shorter
than one mile. Sterling Suffolk’s
chief operating officer, Chip
Tuttle, is skeptical any full-
fledged track operation could
survive without slots revenue
as a subsidy. He says his $15
million project could open as
soon as fall 2020, sooner than
the other two.
Betting on who will win this
race could be fun. However, the
future of a region’s industry is
at stake, not just walking-
around money. It’s hardto pick
a favorite just yet, but one thing
seems likely: Not everyone
walks away a winner.Jon Chesto canbe reached at
[email protected]. Follow
himon Twitter @jonchesto.A day at the
races againis
a possibility
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The finalweekendof racingat SuffolkDownswasin June.
The racetracksiteis nowpoisedforredevelopment.COMMONWEALTHOFMASSACHUSETTS
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NEEDHAMBANK(BANK),Needham,Massachusetts,has petitionedthe Division of Banks(Divi-
sion)pursuant to MassachusettsGeneralLawschapters167Hand 167Ifor permissiontoreorganizethe
BANKintoamutual holding company structure.Thismulti-steptransactionwill involvethe creation
of an interim mutual co-operativebank whichwill reorganizeinto amutualholdingcompanyunderthe
nameNB FINANCIAL,MHC(MHC)withasubsidiarybankinginstitutionin stockform. The MHCwill
thenform asubsidiarystock holding companyNB FINANCIAL,INC.Thereupon,the BANK will merge
withand into the newlyformedstockco-operativebank and operateunder the nameNEEDHAMBANK.
An applicationaddressingthe severalstatutoryrequirements and seekingall related authorities has been
filedwiththe Division.
In determiningwhether or not to approvethe application,the Divisionmustdecide,among other
things,whethercompetitionamongbankinginstitutions will be unreasonablyaffected andwhetherpublic
convenienceand advantagewillbepromotedby this proposal.
Any commentsin favoror oppositionshouldbe filedwiththe Divisionat 1000WashingtonStreet,10th
Floor,Boston,Massachusetts 02118-6400 priorto the closeof businesson Wednesday, September 25,
2019.The applicationand all communicationsrelativeto thesemattersare availableat the Divisionat
the aboveaddress.
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CityofNewtonLegalNotice
Thursday,October3, 2019
Publicon Thursdayhearings,Octoberwill be held3,
at 7:00NewtonCity Hall beforePM,secondfloor,the
LandNewtonUse CommitteeCity Councilfor theof the
purposelowingpetitionsof hearingat whichthe fol-
timein the itemsall partiesshallinterestedbe heard.
NoticeThursdaywill,Septemberbe published19,(^2019) temberand26, 2019Thursdayin The Bos-,Sep-
ton GlobeSeptemberand Wednesday25, 2019in the,
NewtonTab, withacopy
postedat wwwon the city’swebsite.newtonma.govand
in aconspicuousNewtonCity Hall.placeat
#422-18(2SpecialPerm)Petitionits to allowto amendsalon
use at 148 CaliforniaStreet
UNITEDKF REALTY ASSOCIAPROPERTIES GROUTES peti-P/
tion for SPECIALPLANAPPROVALtoamendPERMIT/SITE
Special#162-88,Perm#199-99(2),it Council#175-1Orders 2
andexisting non-co#422-18to changenformingtheof-
fice use to allowanon-con-
forming1, Newton, at 148 Californsalonusein Wardia
StreeSection 11 Blockt/171Watertown Street,12 Lot 11,
containing approximately
523,642districtzonedsq. ft. of landMANUFACTUin aR-
ING.Ref: Sec.7.3.3, 7.4, 4.4.1,7.8.2.C.2 of the City of New-
ton Rev ZoningOrd, 2017.
#175-19(2to allow)attachedAmendeddwellingPetition
units 145 at 145 Warren StreeWARRENSTREET,LLCt
petitionMIT/SITEfor SPECIALPLANAPPROPER-VAL
to allowfourattacheddwellingssingle-familyintwo
onebuilding,to allowre-
ducedside setbacksthree-stories,toincrease,toallowthe
allowecreasethe minimumdlot coverage,tode-open
spacewithin,toallowten feetof the sideadriveway
lot line and to allowwallsgreaterthan 4’ withinretaininga
setbackat 145 Warren Street,
Ward 6, Newtonlandknownas SectionCentre,on 61
Blockapproxima39 Lot 10, containtely 23,399sq. ft.ing
of landin adistrictzoned
MULTI RESIDENSec.7.3.3,7.4,CE 1. Ref:3.4.1,3.2.4,
6.2.3.B30 of the City of Newton Rev.2, 5.4.2.Bof Chapter
ZoningOrd, 2017.
#620-Special18(2Perm)Petitionits to allowtoamendad-
ditionalhamStusesat55-71Need-
NEEDHSHOPS, LLC. petitionAMSTREETVILLAGEfor
SPECAPPRIAL PERMIT/SOVAL to amendITE PLANSpecial
Permit BoardOrders#213-
12(1),to permit#213-12(2afor profit)and #620-18educa-
tion use as well as otherwhichcouldincludeanimaluses
services,dry cleanersand
ground55-71 NeedhamfloorhealthStreet,clubsWardat
5, Newtonknownas SectionHighlands51 Block,onland
28 Lot 20, containingproximately58,875sq. ft.ofap-
land in adistrictUSE 1. Ref: Sec.7.3, 7.4, 4.4.1,zonedMIXED
6.3.14.B.2 of the City of New-
ton Rev ZoningOrd, 2017.
#309-19nonconfoPetitionrming sideto extendset-
backand lot coverage at 14
Church StETHAN SOLOMONpetition
forPLANSPECIALAPPROVAL to constrPERMIT/SITEuct
atwo-storyrear addition,
further extenconformingside setbackdingthe non-and
non-confoat 14 ChurchrmingStreet,lot coverageWard 7,
Newton,on landknownas
Section 72 Blockcontaining approximate22 Lot 03,ly
4,200district zonedsq. ft. of landSINGLE RESI-in a
DENCE1. Ref: Sec. 7.3.3, 7.4,
3.1.3, 7.8.2.C.2ofthe Cityof Newton Rev ZoningOrd,
2017.
#310-19Petitionto extend
nonconfoTempleStreetrmingheightat 67
JULIEpetitionHAYDU ANDfor SPECIALIRUNPERMIT/BHAN
SITElowPLANconstructAPPROion of arearVALtoal-
addittheion,nonconfofurthermingrextendingheight
at 67 TempleStreet,Ward 3,
on landBlock12 Lot 4, containingknownas Section 32ap-
proximatelylandinadistrict27,053zonedsq. ft. ofSINGLE
RESIDENCE2. Ref: Sec.7.3.3,
7.4, 3.1.3,ter 30 of the City of Newton7.8.2.C.2 of Chap-
Rev ZoningOrd, 2017.
#311-19Petitionto exceed
FARat25-27NINA LEVINOak Streetpetition for
SPECAPPRIAL PERMIT/SOVAL to constructITE PLANa
2.5 story,1,298sq. ft.side
additcreation to #27ing an FARof.53 whereOakStreet,
.49 is allowedat 25-27Oak Streeand .40 existst, Ward 5,
Newton UpperFalls,onland
know38 Lot 24, containingnasSection51 Blockap-
proximland in adistrictately9,240zonedMULTIsq. ft. of
RESIDENCE7.4,3.1.3,1. Ref: Sec.7.3.3,3.1.9of Chapter
30 of the City of Newton RevZoningOrd, 2017.
#312-unitmulti-fam19 Petitionily dwellingto allow24-at
20 Kinmonth20 KINMONTHRoadROADINVEST-
MENT,LLC petitionfor SPE-
CIALPROVAL toallow athree-storyPERMIT/SITEPLANAP-
24-unit multigreater than20,000familydwellingsq. ft. of
new grossfloorarea,toallow
groundto reconfloorstructresidentiaandfurthelunits,r
extend nonconformsetbacks,toallowan FARofing side
1.4 in athree-storystructure,
to waivewaiveminimum24 parkingstallstallsdepth,to
requiremmaximuments,towaivedriveway widththe
requirement and to allowa
retainingfourfeetwallin heightgreaterwithinthan
asetback at 20 KinmonthRoad,Ward 5, Waban, onland
know29Lot 2, containnasSectioning approxi-53 Block
matein adistrictly 24,302zonedsq. ft. of landBUSINESS
USE1. Ref:Sec. 7.3.3,7.4,
4.4.1,4.1.3, 4.1.2.B.1, 4.1.2.B.3,7.8.2.C.2, 5.1.4.A,
5.1.13,5.4.2.Bof the City of Newton5.1.8.B.2, 5.1.8.D.2,
Rev ZoningOrd, 2017.
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MORTGAGEE’SESTATE SALEOF REAL
By virtuethe Powerand in executionof Salecontainedof
in acertainby NyraCulbertmortgageHall Trusteegiven
of the 187RealtyTrust u/d/tHighlanddatedStreetJune
26, 2018, aTrustee’s Cer-
tificatec. 184Sectionpursuant35 recordedto M.G.L.
at the Suffolktry of Deedsin BookCounty59789,Regis-
Page 236 to LatitudeLLC,aDelawarelimitedCapital,liabil-
ity company 2018 and recorded,datedat the Suf-June26,
folk CountyRegistryof Deeds
in Bookfectedby an Assignment59789,Page 241,af-of
CommercialLatitudeCapital,MortgageLLC to MCCVfrom
Venturessettslimited,LLC,aMassachu-liabilitycom-
pany(50) percentas to an undividedinterestand Annfifty
Thomsen,Trusteeof the Ann
Thomsenu/d/tdated (^2006) MayFamily4, 2006Trustas
to an undividedcentinterest,beingfifty (50) per-recorded
withistrythe Suffolkof Deedsin BookCounty59789,Reg-
Page 257, of whichthe undersignedis the pres-mortgage
ent holder,byassignment,
for breachof said mortgageof the conditionsand for the
purposesamewill be soldof foreclosingat Publicthe
Auctionber 16, 2019at 11:00at 187 Highlandam on Octo-
Street,and singularBostonthe premisesMA 02119de-all
scribedin said mortgage,
To wit;Thelandandthe buildings
thereonlandStreet,knownRoxburyas 187 High-,bound-
ed and describedas follows:
Certainat 187 HighlandrealestateStreetsituatedbegin-
ningthe grantedat the easterlycornerof
premisesand runningsaid thenceturning
SOUTHWESTERLHighlandStreet,Ybforty-sixysandaid
50/100turningand running(46.50)feet;thence
NORTHWESTERLnowor late of Putnam,Ybylandsixty-
four and 58/100thenceturningand running(64.58)feet;
NORTHEASTERLnowor lateof McCormickYbyland
and partlyof Putnam,by land now or latethirty-fourand
66/100turningand running(34.66)feet;thence
SOUTHEASTERLnowor late of saidYbylandPutnam,
in twothirty(30)successivefeet;andcoursesthirty-,
four and 11/100respectively,tothe point(34.11)feet,of
beginning.
Containingof landand being2,497squarelot 3onafeet
planveyorsby Carbett, &Wood,Sur-
datedOctober20, 1891,and
recordedBook2024,withPage 109.SuffolkDeeds,
Meaningand intendingto de-
scribeisesconveyedand conveyby Deedthe prem-of
NyraHall datedand recordedwith the SuffolkJune26, 2018
Registryof DeedBook 59789
Page 239.
Premisesveyedsubjectto be sold and con-to and with the
benefitway,restrictionsof all rights,easements,rightsof,
covenantsthe nature,liens or claims inof liens,improve-
ments,publicassessments,
any and all unpaidtitles,tax liens,watertaxes,taxand
sewermunicipalliensassessmentsandanyotheror
liensbrancesor existingof recordwhichencum-are
in forcehaving priorityandare applicableover said,
mortgage,whetheror not ref-
erenceeasementsto such,improvementsrestrictions,,
liensmadein the deed.or encumbrancesis
Termsof TenThousandof sale:AdepositDollars
($10,000.00)bankcheckwill be requiredby certifiedor
to be paidby the purchaser
at the timeThebalanceand placeis to be paidof sale.
by certifiedat HadlockLawor bankOfficescheckP.C.,
(^550) 25, Framingham,CochituateRoad,MA01701,Suite
withinthe datethirtyof sale.Deed(30) daysfromwill
be providedto purchaserfor
recordingof the purchaseuponreceiptprice.Inthein full
eventcation,of an errorthe descriptionin this publi-of the
premisesmortgageshallcontainedcontrol.in said
Othernounced at the sale.terms,ifany,tobean-
MCCVVentures,LLC and
Ann ThomsenAnnThomsenTrustee 2006 Familyof the
TrustPresentholderof saidmort-
gage.
Its Attorneys, By
Had-
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CochituateRoad,SuiteFraming (^25) -
ham,MA 01701
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On behalfthe Massaofthe MassachusettsDivisiochusettsnofCapitalStateLotteryAssetManagementCommission,
and Maintenanceinvitesproposalsto leaseapproximately
13,700center,orstrip mall,usablesquareor retailfeetof Retailpad site,oroutparcelspaceinapin theower
above-referencedsearcharea for aterm of 10 years.
Proposalsmay be submittedto:
DivisionofCapital AssetOfficeof Leasingand StateOffice PlanningManagementand Maintenance
One Ashburton Place
Boston,14thFloorMassachusetts–Room^141102108
Proposals 9, 2019at 2:00 p.m. mustbe submittedProposals will be openedby the deadlineat that time.of October
underThe RFP“Contcan be downloaract &Bid Search.ded from”You maywww.commbuysalsoemail.comleas-
ing.dcamm@statecopyofthe RPF,referencing.ma.usor call 857-204-1355ProjectNumber 20196800 to request a0.1.
Forfurtherinformationpleasecall 857-204-1800.This pub-
lic noticeis also availableat http://www.masspublicnotices.org.
INFORMALPROBATE
Docket PUBLICA No.SU19P1957EA TIONNOTICE
CommonwealthMassachusettsof
ProbateThe Trial Courtand Family Court
SuffolkDivision
Estateof: AminJafarian
Dateof Death:01/27/2019
To allpersonsthe abovecaptionedinterestedestatein,
by PetitionMaryamFarboodiof Petitionerof Boston,
MA..appointedhasas the Personalbeeninformally
Representativeof the es-
tate to serveon the bond.withoutsurety
Theestateis being ad-
ministeredprocedureby the Personalunderinformal
RepresentativeMassachusettsunderUniformthe
ProbatepervisionCodeby the Court.withoutsu-In-
ventoryand accountsnot requiredto be filed withare
thepartiesCourt,are entitledbutinterestedto no-
ticeistrationregardingfromthe Personalthe admin-
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mattertate,includingrelatingdistributionto the es-
of assetsadministration.and expensesInterestedof
partiestionthe courtare entitledto instituteto peti-
formalobtainproceedingsordersterminatingand to
or restrictingPersonal Representativesthe powersof
appointedprocedure.Acopyunderinformalof the
Petitionbe obtainedand Will, if any,canfromthe Peti-
tioner.
Legal Probate Notice
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EstateCotter,late of Salem,of FlorenceB.
NH10thCircuitCourt-Pro-
batewood,DivisionCaseNo.318--Brent-
2018-ETNoticeis hereby-01293givento
Robert E. Cotter,son of
Florenceon SeptemB. Cotter,thatber 10, 2019,
theSale,Executor’s/AdmiReturn/Noticenis-of
trator’sAccountingandFinal)andMotio(Firstn
to PayStatefor Propertyin ExcesTreasurersof
$5,000on behalf of Johnwere filedF. Cot-by or
ter,Executortate of Florenceof the Es-B. Cotter.
Youmay secure copiesof suchdocumentsfrom
AttorFlood,ney2DeltaDrive,SuiteAnnMeissner
303,Concord, NH 0330 1
or the Court. Any objec-tionto suchdocuments
mustfiledwithbe in writingthe Courton orand
beforeFailureOctober 15,2019.to file an objec-
tionmaywithinforfeityoursuchrightperiodto
ahsuchearingdocumentsconceor yourrning
objectiothe ProbatentheretoDivisio,andnmay
thening or any furtheact without ahear-rnotice
to you.
1-800-Pack-Rat(MA-
Methuen-5517)14 AegeanDr.
Methuen,877-774-1537MA 01844
Tenant:Noticeof SaleUnit #
Correia,SharonD511 50
FrancisGrigsb,Mary Ann D54287y, Myracle D53527
Hogan,Kroin, LarryJudith/Ralph D55484 705057
OliverioMerrill,,Grace D56549Allen^706346
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1-800uen-5517),-Pack-Rat14 Aegean(MA-Meth-Dr.,
Methuen,possessoryMAlien on all of the01844,has
goodsabove.All thesestoredin theitemsunitsof
personalsoldpursuantproperto the asserty are being-
tion of the lien on 10/1/20at 10:00AM in orderto col- 19
lectyou.the amounThe sale will takets dueplacefrom
on wwwvices.com.strangeauctionsfrom10/1/2019er-to
10/8/2019 at 6:00p.m.
STORAGE FACILITYATES SALEFOR NON-POPER-AY-
MENTPURSUOF STORAGE RENTANT TO MGLCHAP-
TERENFORCEMENT 106 SECTIONOF THE7-210
WAREHOUSEMANSTHE FOLLOWINGPROPER-LIEN.
TIESPUBLICWILLAUCTIONBE SOLDON SEP-AT A
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OF TRIPLESTORAGE INC.35SCALESM. MOVERS&
LANE01469.TOWNSENDTELEPHONE,M508-A
586-4685 0793 OR 508-400-
MA LIC #2440GIA MIA CELULARO
DOUGCLARK
CYNTHIASHAUN J. CRAWFORDACRAWFORD&
JAMESSALVATORE DICOSTJ. DELARIAANZO
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Crownto installCastlea32-footis proposingreplace-
mentlightpolewithone
top-mountednear 347 Congress Omniantenna Street,
Boston,MA 02210Suffolk(42 21 1.7 N/County,
71 255.6 W). tle invitescommentsCrownfromCas-
any interestedimpactof the proposedpartyon theac-
tionbuildingson any districts,structures,sites,or ob-
jectshistorysignificant,archaeologyin American,engi-
neeringlistedor determinedor culturethateligi-are
ble for listingRegisterof Historicin the NationalPlaces
and/orproposedspecificactionreasonmayhavethe
asignificantqualityof the humanimpacton theenvi-
ronment.tionregardingSpecificthe projectinforma-
is availableMonicaGambinoby contactingat 724-
416-2516businesshoursduring.Commentsnormal
must Corporate be received Drive,Canon- at 1500
sburg, Monica PA 15317, Gambino or viaATTN:
telephonewithin30 daysat 724-416-2516of the date
of this notice.
Cornerstoneseeks
AssociateFinancial
Economist
in Bostonadvanced MA to performeconomic and
financialanalysisfor litiga-
tionincluding:consultingissueidentifica-projects,
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PublicThe PlymouthNotice Retirement
System
Requestfor Proposals
ThePlymouth (MA)Retire-
mentposalsBoardfromqualifiedis seekininvest-gpro-
mentactivelymanagersmanagedto providedomestic
valueuity investmorientedent managlargecap eq-ement
services.The RFP is available
for downloadproposaldeadlineup throughby visit-the
ing https://www.fiallc.com/
resources/client-rfps/.Boardreservesthe rightTheto
cancelor rejectin wholeor
partthe bestany or all proposalsinterestof the Re-in
tirementSystem. Proposal
deadlineisTuesday October15, 2019at 4:00 PM EDT.
PublicThe PlymouthNotice Retirement
System
Requestfor Proposals
ThePlymouth(MA)Retire-
mentposalsBoardfromqualifiedis seekinginvest-pro-
mentmanagersto provide
activelytionalvaluemanagedorientedinterna-equity
investment management
servicesfor download.The RFP is availableup throughthe
proposaldeadlineby visit-
ingresources/client-rfps/.https://www.fiallc.com/The
Boardcancelreservesor rejectthe rightin wholetoor
partany or all proposalsin
the besttirementinterestSystem.of the Re-Proposal
deadlineisTuesdayOctober
15, 2019at 4:00PM EDT.