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2 Get your car looking great this summer Before Sinking his teeth into fame TALENT From page 1 You name it, Molar Man’s teeth can play it. His music spans genres from classical music like the “William Tell Overture” to theme songs of nostalgic television shows like The Addams Family, the Andy Griffith Show, The Lone Ranger, Jeopardy, The Brady Bunch, The Muppet Show and The Flintstones. Denucce is a huge Disney fan, his favorites being “Zip-A-Dee- Doo-Dah,” “Under the Sea,” “The Bare Necessities” and “It’s a Small World.” “Disney and kids’ stuff is my forte,” Denucce said. “I’m passionate about all things Disney.” The AGT auditions started with more than 2,000 performers. Denucce had two preliminary Zoom auditions, the first in early February. “I watched the others fail for about three hours, then finally it was my turn,” Denucce said. “I thought the producer liked me.” A week and a half later, the show’s executive producer asked Denucce back for a second audition. After that, it was pay dirt. “It was about three weeks after that when the executive producer invited me, all expenses paid, to Pasadena during April vacation for a final tryout,” he said. Denucce was one of 200 contestants selected to audition live before AGT host Terry Crews and celebrity judges Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Sofía Vergara and Simon Cowell. The trip was hectic, with a 10-hour social media day, photo shoots, social media promotions and commercial shoots. “It was cool,” Denucce said. “Hearing the promotion for ‘watch Anthony the Molar Man this Tuesday’ was incredible.” Just minutes before performing, Denucce received a text from his daughter Ava. “It was the best news,” said Denucce. “She just got her letter of acceptance at Essex Tech. I was really emotional and nervous, but once I got on stage I settled down. It was funny because Howie asked After Don Winslow’s AUTO B O D Y Celebrating 49 Years MON-FRI 8-5 • SAT. 9-12 166 Holten Street • Danvers (corner of Center & Collins) 978-762-6366 • 978-535-2474 www.DonWinslowAutoBody.com WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 JULY 15, 2021 COURTESY PHOTO | ANTHONY DENUCCE Anthony Denucce, aka “Anthony the Molar Man,” will be playing music on his teeth Tuesday night on NBC’s America’s Got Talent show. MEIER From page 1 and administrative sides of education. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and went on to receive her master’s in animal sciences and doctorate degrees in urban education and leadership at the University of Massachusetts-Boston. She served as a quartermaster second class in the U.S. Coast Guard from December 1995 to May 2000. Meier then began her career in education in August 2000 as a science me who my biggest fan was, and I told him it was my daughter even though she thinks I’m quirky.” Denucce said the response to sharing his story, about what it was like to deliver mail during the pandemic, was incredible. “I got an emotional response from the audience — a standing ovation — and said, ‘What the heck. I have to go on and perform now?’” Denucce said. Denucce is one of 140 contestants who will be featured on the audition stage of the show this summer. A Burlington native, he has been playing his teeth since he was in elementary school. He is hoping the AGT appearance will expand his fame. “I don’t know how long they are going to put me on for. It could be six seconds, it could be two minutes,” Denucce said, who is forbidden from revealing the name of the songs he performed. “I’m hoping to get a couple of minutes out of it. “My segment will be attached to (AGT’s) social media, so there will be some serious exposure. This is the most-watched TV show in the summer, so I hope to get noticed.” Denucce is no stranger to television; he has appearances on The Gong Show, The David Letterman Show (Stupid Human Tricks) and the Let’s A$k America game show under his belt. Denucce won’t know until later this summer if he is one of the 44 contestants who will make the cut for the final competition — but he’s okay with that. “A lot of the contestants are professionals, but I’m just a regular guy with a weird talent,” Denucce said. “Even if you don’t make the final show, you still have opportunities because of the exposure you get from the audition shows. I told them my goal would be to do some of those gimmicky commercials you see, maybe in the dental industry. We just have to wait and see.” To judge Denucce’s talent for yourself, go to his YouTube channel, Anthony the Molar Man, or visit him on instagram, @anthony_molarman. Saturday marked the debut of Denucce’s live streaed “Mixin’ it up with the Molar Man’’ YouTube show. The show features the “Molar Minute”: a 60-second break every 15 minutes when Denucce entertains his audience with a song. Council is bested by technology COUNCIL From page 1 that I’m running the meeting, I can’t help people with technical issues at home. We need technical help to do that.” Most of the council agreed with Danforth, including Council President Mark J. O’Neill, who said it was “somewhat ironic” that the second item on the agenda was a discussion of how future meetings should be conducted. “With the governor’s suspension of the Open Meeting Law through April, I thought it would be timely to have a meeting and discuss how we would continue future public meetings,” O’Neill said. “While we’ve had our technology difficulties, I am generally in favor of Zoom technology as it’s worked pretty well over the last year and a half.” O’Neill admitted that Zoom audio at the last two council meetings has been “very difficult, unprofessional and not the way we serve our city.” Since the onset of the pandemic, Councilor-at-Large Anne Manning-Martin has been an outspoken advocate for residents she feels have been excluded from public participation at council meetings due to a variety of reasons — chief among them lack of internet or computer access. “This has all been brought full circle,” Manning-Martin said. “Everything I’ve said about the public not having adequate access to these meetings has fallen on deaf ears. We are conveying a cultural message that the perception among members of the public is that we don’t want them to know what we are doing. Unfortunately, perception is a reality.” Ward 4 Councilor Joel Saslaw said the situation is “almost embarrassing. “I am concerned that petitioners should show up in Salem’s loss is Peabody’s gain teacher, teaching biology and physics at Revere High School. She also served as vice principal from August 2006 to June 2015. She was appointed principal at the Garfield Middle School in Revere in July 2015, serving in that position until July 2018 when she moved up to deputy principal at Revere High. Fluent in both German and Spanish, Meier also has experience in higher education, having served as an adjunct professor at UMass-Boston from January 2015 through December 2107. School Committee member Beverley Griffin Dunne said she is confident that Meier will enjoy her time at the high school. “It’s a wonderful school and we’ve got a lot of awesome students up there,” Dunne told Meier during a recent committee meeting. “I know you have a really good experience up there and can keep us moving forward.” Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr., who chairs the School Committee, complimented Meier on her experience. “Your resume was outstanding and I am very happy to person, but at what point do we stop doing that because nobody can hear?” he said. “We can’t hear people speaking from Zoom. We need to take six or seven weeks to figure it out. I am concerned when people can’t hear.” Councilor-at-large Ryan Melville acknowledged that recent meetings have been delayed due to technical issues. He said he is fine with the “status quo” (a hybrid of in-person and remote participation) but agrees that something needs to be done to fix the current problems. “We need to make sure we have a couple of technical people on hand,” he said. “Acoustics is a problem and that needs to be addressed so we are not wasting our time and the applicants’ time. A major part of this is that when I talk into the microphone, everyone has to be able to hear us. If this continues, we need to rethink this.” Councilor-at-Large Tom Gould agreed with Melville, saying “the acoustics in this hall are awful.” Councilor-at- Large Tom Rossignoll said he and Danforth have asked Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. to “have someone here from IT all the time, not just at meetings. “We need to make sure the bugs are worked out before the meeting, not during,” Rossignol said. “Zoom is vital for residents to interact with the council, so we need to maintain the remote Zoom platform.” Councilor-at-Large Jon Turco said sound issues are preexisting, and suggested the city contact the company (Signet) that installed the system. “That’s a $75,000 system and the sound in concerts is incredible, but they put a secondary priority on meetings,” he said, adding that the city should look into installing additional speakers and also ask Signet to come to the next meeting to explain the technical issues. have you on board,” Bettencourt said. “There’s a lot of work for all of us going forward to rebound from the pandemic and I am very excited about the future of PVMHS.” Committee member John Olimpio added a little humor, saying that Meier has a daunting challenge on her hands. “You’re going to have to learn the bulls-up cheer and I’m wondering if you have been practicing that,” he said. Meier accepted the challenge without hesitation. “I’m a quick learner,” Meier responded. “I’ll figure it out.”
JULY 15, 2021 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 3 Salem State University spring Dean’s List PEABODY — The following city residents were listed on the Salem State University spring Dean's List. Their colleges of study are listed by their names: Tiana M Abreu, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Olivia Ademi, College of Arts and Sciences Kevin Aleman Maradiaga, Bertolon School of Business Kyle Christopher Alves, College of Arts and Sciences Lucas Amaral, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Thomas Ambrose, College of Arts and Sciences Bradley Anderson, College of Arts and Sciences Jade Anderson Johnson, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Lauren Andy, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Nkemamaka Ayodele, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Spencer Barnes, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Samantha Benoit, School of Education Alexa Consiglia Bianco, College of Arts and Sciences Stephen Bingel, College of Arts and Sciences Aaron D. Blaisdell, College of Arts and Sciences Brendan Paul, Bouchard, Bertolon School of Business Alyssa Bova, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services, College of Arts and Sciences Kirsten A Bradley, Bertolon School of Business Alen Brekalo, Bertolon School of Business Lillian Brennan, College of Arts and Sciences Bianca J Brown, Bertolon School of Business Sophia Brunet, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Jessica O Cambraia, College of Arts and Sciences Rachel Cambria, School of Education Edward W Campbell, College of Arts and Sciences Haley H Carter, Bertolon School of Business Camryn K Caruso, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Edward Carvalho, Bertolon School of Business Thiago Castro, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Jason Celona, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Nicholas, P Cesero, College of Arts and Sciences Brandon Chartier, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Nicole Ciardi, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Sarah, A Ciman, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Emily E Ciman, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Christian Cipoletti, College of Arts and Sciences Taylor Correggio, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Connor Corrigan, Bertolon School of Business Madison Couture, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Kahlan Dawes-Hegan, College of Arts and Sciences Brandon M De Oliveira, College of Arts and Sciences Hadassah De Souza, College of Arts and Sciences Jean P Delly, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Gianna Denisco, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Camilla Deoliveira, College of Arts and Sciences Alec Deurloo, Bertolon School of Business Rachel Dindinger, School of Education Ambra Doku, Bertolon School of Business Uendi Doku, College of Arts and Sciences Maritza Duran, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Renee Elliott, School of Education Marina Enriquez, College of Arts and Sciences Mikayla Evangelista, Bertolon School of Business Sarah A Fiandaca, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Ashlyn Fitzpatrick, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Gianna C Forlizzi, College of Arts and Sciences Jacob Fournier, College of Arts and Sciences Shannon R Furgal, College of Arts and Sciences Katy Garcia, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Priscilla Gikas, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Arianna Girard, College of Arts and Sciences Nikolla Gjini, Bertolon School of Business Alice Goncalves, Bertolon School of Business Genesis Gonzalez, Bertolon School of Business Enoc Gonzalez, College of Arts and Sciences Rebecca Gosiewski, College of Arts and Sciences Rachel Gray, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Kristina Green, Bertolon School of Business Bonnie Griffin, School of Education Dylan Guarino, Bertolon School of Business Angela M Guttadauro, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Faith Harding, College of Arts and Sciences Trevor Hathaway, College of Arts and Sciences Ashley Henry, College of Arts and Sciences Jessica Herrera, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Angelina Hogue, College of Arts and Sciences Angelina Hogue, School of Education Mackenzie Hood, College of Arts and Sciences Grace Hosman, College of Arts and Sciences Drew Howard, Bertolon School of Business April Howarth, College of Arts and Sciences Xhesika Hoxhallari, College of Arts and Sciences Ryan Huber, Bertolon School of Business Leigha-Mae Hubisz, College of Arts and Sciences Jacob Irvine, Bertolon School of Business Michael James, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Jessica Jeffrey, Bertolon School of Business Dylan Jenkins, College of Arts and Sciences Olivia Jewett, College of Arts and Sciences Quelsi Georgia Jimenez, Bertolon School of Business Ari Kamouzis, College of Arts and Sciences Artion Karaj, College of Arts and Sciences Erin Kidd, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Olivia E Kilbride, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Tina Kirk, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Nicole Leboeuf, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Sara Leger, College of Arts and Sciences John Lindberg, College of Arts and Sciences Haley Jenna Lindstrom, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Anthony V Lombardi, College of Arts and Sciences Brendan Long, Bertolon School of Business Jaliya Lopez, Bertolon School of Business Ariana Maccioli, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Colin Mackenzie, College of Arts and Sciences Shannon Maglione, School of Continuing and Professional Studies William Manning, School of Education Allison Marchand, College of Arts and Sciences Jessica Marchese, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Michael Marino, College of Arts and Sciences Mackenzie Marmion, College of Arts and Sciences Ava Marotta, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Joseph Mastromatteo, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Samuel Mastromatteo, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Julia Kay McGrath, College of Arts and Sciences Erin Melin, College of Arts and Sciences Kelly Alexandra Melin, College of Arts and Sciences Kelly Alexandra Melin, School of Education Chantel Mendonca, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Gisady Mendoza, College of Arts and Sciences Nataly Metellus, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Scott Millard, Bertolon School of Business Nadia Millis, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Kristi Mirdita, College of Arts and Sciences Steven Moody, College of Arts and Sciences Analis Moyeno, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education Paige Nally, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Betty Namwesezi, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Vu Quoc Anh Nguyen, College of Arts and Sciences Jennifer Noel, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Jack O'Brien, College of Arts and Sciences Natasha Ortiz, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Raphael Ostrowski, College of Arts and Sciences Elias, G Papadopoulos, Bertolon School of Business Hannah R Pellizzaro, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Olivia M Petro, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Stacey Phillips, College of Arts and Sciences Stephanie Pierce, College of Arts and Sciences Wendy Ploeun, College of Arts and Sciences Ariana Prestia, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Andrew Prousalis, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Jennifer Puzzo, College of Arts and Sciences Alexia Quadros, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Zachary Rich, College of Arts and Sciences Scott Rochon, Bertolon School of Business Inthorn Arick Rojanapairat, College of Arts and Sciences Sabrina Romano, College of Arts and Sciences Brianna Rondeau, College of Arts and Sciences Anna Rozopoulos, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Rebecca, K Sabino, Maguire Calvary Christian Church, 47 Grove Street Lynnfield For Kids, Families, and Car Enthusiasts Jamie Booth, pastorjamie@calvarychristian.church Meservey College of Health and Human Services Robert Sacramone, Bertolon School of Business Aidan Santerre, College of Arts and Sciences Gleidia Sauli, College of Arts and Sciences Fotini Shanos, College of Arts and Sciences Dayna Shatney, Bertolon School of Business Kristi Shkurti, Bertolon School of Business Tatyana M Silva, College of Arts and Sciences Bruno Silveira, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Sophia Simmons, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Desi Sinanaj, Bertolon School of Business John Slipkowsky, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Ashley Sliva, Bertolon School of Business Jenna Sousa, College of Arts and Sciences Nathaniel Thomas St. Pierre, College of Arts and Sciences Julian Steed, Bertolon School of Business, College of Arts and Sciences Amy Steeves, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services John Raymond Stott, Bertolon School of Business Myles Robert Tennihan, Bertolon School of Business Annalise Torres, College of Arts and Sciences Rachel Nicole Turner, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Dana R Ventre, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Kathryn Wallace, College of Arts and Sciences Samantha Wallace, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services David Wilder, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Layla Williams, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Hailey Wizboski, College of Arts and Sciences Elio Xhufka, College of Arts and Sciences Dinoska Ysalguez, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Ronald Zabala, Bertolon School of Business Elizabeth Zaiter, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services Michael Salvatore Zarro, College of Arts and Sciences Mason Zeuli, Maguire Meservey College of Health and Human Services
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