FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020
— English poet Robert Browning “Grow old with me! The best is yet to be.”
ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO
From left, Nancy and Dean Brothers of Lynn, John and Velma Gambale of Swampscott, and Johnny and Barbara Walker of Lynn have all been married for 50 years or more.
By Steve Krause Some couples do everything together, while go to the theaters. I think it’s important to leave ITEM STAFF some can handle it, and some might even prefer room for the other’s likes and interests.” it, if they’re allowed to go off on their own, or go On the other hand, there are couples like There are all kinds of things married couples out with friends. Johnny and Barbara Walker, who decided, from do to keep the sparks alive in a relationship, but “I want him to have his sports,” said Nancy Day One in their marriage, to display a fierce the most important element, according to those Brothers about her husband, Dean. The Broth- independence streak. who should know, is simple. You do what works. ers will be celebrating their 60th wedding anni- “We were married by a justice of the peace,” That was the collective conclusion reached versary in June, and one of the keys, she said, is said Barbara, 77, who has been married to her by three couples in the Lynn area who have they give each other space to pursue their own husband for 55 years. “There was so much going all been married more than 50 years, and who interests. on that we just decided ‘to heck with it.’ agreed to offer insights into their relationships “He loved to go out and play golf, and have his Friday on Valentine’s Day. sports,” she said. “And I like to go shopping, and VALENTINES, A5 Swampscott residents make noise about noise By David McLellan ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — At the end of Ar- cher Street, the concrete ends, houses give way to trees, and a golden retriev- er looks out a nearby window, watching a squirrel with eagerness. It’s quiet. A proposal to develop the wooded land between Archer Street, Eureka Avenue and Foster Road into senior housing ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK has been in the works for several years. Lynn re ghters salute during a wreath-laying ceremony on Munroe Street in Lynn Thursday. DiGiorgio and Messina Construction and P & K Funding Trust, the legal ti- By Gayla Cawley tle holder, plan to build a 55-and-older ITEM STAFF residential area with up to 15 condo- Lynn re ghters salute miniums and two-story, single-family LYNN — It’s been 125 years since residences. a deadly re and building collapse on On March 9, the Planning Board is 19th century comrades Munroe Street killed four re ght- expected to reconvene to deliberate ers, but their sacri ce has not been and vote on the subdivision plan, after forgotten. the topic was continued at last week’s The Lynn Fire Department marked meeting, according to Marzie Galazka, the anniversary of the Feb. 13, 1895, director of community and economic Hutchinson Hardware Store Fire development. Thursday, with a ceremony honoring With the public comment period hav- the four re ghters killed in the line ing ended, residents are concerned the of duty: Capt. Henry L. Skinner and development will go forward and ruin Fire ghters Thomas E. Murray, John the neighborhood’s quiet atmosphere. F. Donlan and Abraham C. Moody Jr. “To put that many units up there is Feb. 13 was established as Lynn terrible. It’s just not right for the area,” Fire ghters Day in 1997 to mark the said Laurie Pape, who has lived at 31 Eureka Ave. since 2005. FIREFIGHTERS, A3 “This area, it’s a dead end and it’s qui- et. That’s why half of us live here,” she said. “It’s going to be inundated with traf c.” Lynn committee Saugus shows Pape and her husband, Kevin, said they hope the Planning Board accepts its love for the proposal to modify the development states its interest plan and put the entrance to the hous- ing facility off Foster Road, rather than in new school Board of Health elsewhere. Kevin Pape said he is also concerned By Gayla Cawley By Elyse Carmosino about safety in the neighborhood, and ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF doesn’t think there would be enough LYNN — The Lynn School Committee vot- SAUGUS — The Saugus Alliance for Health room for re trucks on Eureka Ave- nue or Archer Street in the event of an ed Thursday night to submit a statement of and Environment hosted a “Valentine Volun- interest to the state for replacement of the teer Information Night” Thursday to show emergency. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO “It makes the most sense to go the 103-year-old Pickering Middle School. the Saugus Board of Health some “love” while St. Mary’s Pej’ae Par- other way,” he said. This is the city’s third attempt to replace encouraging the committee to take a stand Scott Grieves, a carpenter and re- Pickering with a new school. The rst was ent takes the ball down against incinerator plant Wheelabrator. ghter living at 24 Eureka Ave., agreed voted down in a 2017 special election, and the the court against Bish- The event came in the wake of a recent with his neighbors. second was a rejected statement of interest op Fenwick Thursday Board of Selectmen vote that reaf rmed an “The area here is not big enough. It’s in 2018. night in Lynn. For sto- existing policy on air emissions and solid a safety issue, a major safety issue,” The committee also voted to submit state- ry, see Sports, Page B1. waste. Grieves said. “I’m a reman and I can tell ments for “accelerated repair” projects at “We want to show the Saugus Board of you right now, there is not enough room.” three other schools: replacement of the main Opinion Health some ‘love’ — that we support them in Jourgensen: A life SWAMPSCOTT, A3 LYNN, A3 well lived. A4 SAUGUS, A3
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Edward C. Robinson, 83 Renee E. Mithen, 39
PEABODY — Edward C. “Rob- READING — formerly of Flor- bie” Robinson, 83, of Peabody, ida - Mrs. Renee E. (Beaudet) formerly of Manchester-by- Mithen, age 39, died sud- the-Sea, passed peacefully, denly from cardiac arrest at February 11th at Massachu- Lawrence General Hospital setts General Hospital in Bos- on Monday, February 10th. ton, following a brief illness. She was the loving wife of He was the devoted husband Daniel Mithen with whom she of Eileen J. (Wilczynski) Robin- shared 5 years of marriage. son with whom he shared over Born in Salem and a long- 50 years of marriage. time resident of Saugus, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Renee was the daughter of Born in Beverly, he was the Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Eliza- Kathleen (Burns) Ravagno son of the late Clayton and beth Warren, D-Mass., believes that the race is and her husband James of Stella (Tomaszewski) Rob- still wide open. Saugus and Mark Beaudet inson. He was raised and and his wife Maureen of Ip- educated in Manchester-by- swich. She was a member the-Sea and was a graduate of the Saugus High Class of Warren raised $6M of Story High School, class of Robinson and his wife Chris- 1998 and a graduate of Re- in Renee’s memory can be 1954. tine of Lynn, his daughter, gis College of Nursing. She made to the American Heart since Iowa, has not Following his graduation worked at Fresenius Kid- Association at www.heart. from high school, he enlisted Kimberly Scimemi of Peabody, his beloved granddaughter ney Care Dialysis Center in org. discussed dropping out with the United States Army, Methuen as an RN. Service Information: Rela- served during the Korean Chantal Scimemi, grandson, Joseph Scimemi Jr., his girl- In addition to her husband tives and friends are invited By Will Weissert stay in this race.” War and was honorably dis- and parents, Renee is sur- friend Samantha Quigley of to attend visiting hours in and Alan Fram That pales in compar- charged in 1957. vived by her son, Cian Walter Danvers, and, his great grand- the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- ASSOCIATED PRESS ison to Sanders, who re- Upon his discharge from the Mithen of Reading; one sis- children, Nevaeh and Alan al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., ported raising more than military, Robbie attended the ter, Meridith Doyle and her SAUGUS on Sunday from 2 WASHINGTON — Dem- $25 million in January University of Massachusetts Joseph. He is also survived husband Lenny of Saugus; ocratic presidential can- by many nieces and nephews. – 6 p.m. For directions and alone, but is still respect- Amherst and received his de- one brother, Craig Beaudet condolences www.Bisbee- didate Elizabeth Warren able. Klobuchar said she He was predeceased by his says she’s raised about $6 gree in Mathematics in 1962. and his wife Caitlin of Sau- Porcella.com. raised more than $6 mil- million from online donors He then embarked on a 30- brother, William Robinson. gus; her mother-in-law, Kath- lion in the days after last since last week's rst-in- year career as a Mathemati- Service Information: Vis- erine Ericsson of FL. She was week’s debate in New the-nation caucuses, fu- iting hours will be held on also Auntie Bini to Magnolia Hampshire, while Butt- cian at the Air Force Research eled by people who want Tuesday from 10:00 AM until and Blake. igieg reported collecting Laboratories at Hanscom A.F. to see her stay in the 2020 12:00 PM at the Conway, Ca- In lieu of owers, donations $4 million in four days fol- Base, retiring in 1997. race despite underwhelm- hill-Brodeur Funeral Home, lowing the Iowa caucuses. Robbie enjoyed playing ing performances in Iowa Former Vice President Joe baseball as a pitcher on the followed by his Funeral Ser- and New Hampshire. Biden, who nished worse Manchester Town Teams, at vice at the funeral home at The Massachusetts sen- than Warren in Iowa and UMass Amherst, and the 12:00 PM to which relatives ator told The Associated New Hampshire, raised annual Peabody Old Timers and friends are kindly invit- Joseph L. Donlon, 80 Press on Thursday that $4.5 million since the game held on Labor Day every ed to attend. Burial will be in she had spoken to Senate St. Mary’s Cemetery, Salem. SWAMPSCOTT — Mr. Joseph colleagues about the race start of the month. year at Emerson Park. Robbie “There are a lot of dif- In lieu of owers, donations Leo Donlon, 80, of Swamp- and that “right now, it’s was a Peabody Little League ferent ways to interrupt scott, passed away on Febru- wide open.” Coach for the Orioles in the can be made in his name where those votes are,” ary 12, 2020 at the Kaplan “There’s a lot of froth. 1970’s and 80’s including the to MGH/North Shore Can- Warren said when asked Family Hospice House sur- It's going to be a long pro- Babe Ruth league. He was a cer Center, 102 Endicott St, if Sanders has been more Danvers, MA 01923. rounded by his loving family cess,” Warren said during big fan of all Boston’s an interview in the hall- successful in winning For directions and after a long illness. Professional sports ways of the Senate. over the Democratic Par- on-line obituary, vis- Born in Lynn, Leo was the ty’s progressive wing. “I'll teams, the Patriots, son of the late Edward R. and Warren nished third Red Sox, Celtics, and it www.ccbfuneral. in Iowa, behind the race's leave it to the pundits.” Marie L. (Bois) Donlon. Asked if anyone sug- Bruins and was a Pa- com. He was raised and edu- other strong progressive triots Season Ticket voice, Vermont Sen. Ber- gested she drop out and cated in Lynn. He enlisted in support Sanders, she said, Holder since 1961. the United States Army and nie Sanders, and Pete Besides his loving wife, he Buttigieg, the former “Nope,” but declined to proudly served his country say whether she would is survived by his sons, Mark during the Vietnam War. mayor of South Bend, Ind. But she was fourth in New endorse Sanders should Robinson of Peabody, Todd Prior to his retirement, Leo she leave the race. A top was employed as a manager Hampshire’s Tuesday pri- mary, trailing those two Sanders aide also said for Dalton Shoe for over 35 Thursday that the pair years. and Minnesota Sen. Amy by his Funeral Mass in St. hadn’t spoken about the He enjoyed playing cards Klobuchar. Ann’s Church, Lynn St., Pea- The results were espe- race. and teaching his grandchil- Marie R. Marchese, 81 cially disappointing be- Warren planned a rally dren to play cards as well as body at 10 A.M. Relatives cause Warren had built Thursday night in north- 1938-2020 playing pool, traveling and and friends are respectfully an impressive campaign ern Virginia, the rst time spending time with his family invited. Burial will follow in PEABODY — Marie R. infrastructure in Iowa, she was to address sup- and friends. St. Mary’s Cemetery, Salem. Marchese, 81, a Peabody resi- Visiting Hours will be held and New Hampshire bor- porters since shortly after Leo is survived by his be- the New Hampshire polls dent for over 50 years, passed on Monday, February 17th ders her home state. Her loved wife of 53 years, Pa- closed Tuesday. That’s away peacefully Wednesday from 4 to 8 P.M. In lieu of campaign says she’s in tricia (Cataldi) Donlon; two the race for the long haul, when she called Sanders afternoon surrounded by her daughters, Lisa Boissoneau owers, donations in Leo’s family, at the Kaplan Family noting that it has staffers and Buttigieg “great peo- of Danville, NH and Anita memory may be sent to the ple,” but also suggested Hospice House in Danvers, in about 30 states, but the Swanton and her husband National Kidney Founda- she'd be in the race over following a brief illness. She results so far have left Richard of Peabody. He was tion, Attn: Finance Dept. 30 some wondering about the long haul and could was the beloved wife of the the loving grandfather of Jo- East 33 rd St. New York, NY Warren’s fundraising, best unite Democrats. late Alexander Marchese. seph and Thomas Swanton. 10016 or the Kaplan Family which relies heavily on “The ght between fac- Marie was born in Lynn, He was predeceased by his Hospice House, 75 Sylvan small donors giving online tions in our party has tak- MA, on September 12, 1938, sister, M. Joan Stone and his St. Danvers, MA 01923. To around the country — and en a sharp turn in recent daughter of the late Neil and son-in-law, Christo- share a memory or could evaporate if sup- weeks,” Warren said Tues- Rose (Foglietta) Beaton. She pher Boissoneau. offer a condolence, porters see her as having day night. “If we’re going was raised and educated in Service Informa- please visit www. little chance to win. to beat Donald Trump in Lynn, attending St. Mary’s tion: Leo’s Funeral solimine.com. Warren herself provid- November, we are going to school, from Elementary up will be held on Tues- ed insight on that Thurs- need huge turnout within until High School. day, February 18th day, saying, “I’ve gotten our party, and to get that Prior to her retirement, nieces, nephews, and friends. at 9 A.M. from the Solimine nearly $6 million online turnout, we will need a owned her own bridal shop She was predeceased by her Funeral Home 67 Ocean since Iowa because a lot of nominee that the broadest in Lynn eld, then going on to brother William Beaton. St. (Rt. 1A) Lynn, followed people out there are very coalition of our party feels work as a clerk for the Registry Service Information: A committed to seeing me they can get behind.” of Deeds in Salem. She was visitation will be held on very devoted to her faith, be- Wednesday, February 19, MIT: Hackers could alter ballots in widely used voting app ing an active parishioner at from 4-8 P.M at the Con- St. Adelaide’s Church in Pea- way, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral By Anthony insecure. acting in “bad faith.” The rity aws is ultimately body. Most importantly, she Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. Izaguirre “We all have an inter- company noted it hasn’t unsurprising,” tweeted loved being surrounded by Her funeral will be held ASSOCIATED PRESS est in increasing access had any reported issues Matt Blaze, a professor of her loving family, especially on Thursday, February 20, to the ballot, but in or- in its counting of less than computer science and law CHARLESTON, W.Va. der to maintain trust in 600 votes over nine pilot her grandchildren. She will be from the funeral home at at Georgetown University. sorely missed by all who knew — An internet voting app our elections system, we elections. 9:30A.M., followed by a fu- that has been used in pi- “Every serious expert has her. neral mass in St. Adelaide’s must assure that voting Although few voters are She is survived by her chil- lots in West Virginia, Den- systems meet the high expected to cast ballots warned against Internet Church, 708 Lowell St.., ver, Oregon and Utah has dren and their spouses, Dan- technical and operation on such apps in the com- voting.” Peabody, at 10:30A.M. Buri- vulnerabilities that could ny Marchese & his wife Barba- security standards before ing election, the report al will follow at Puritan Lawn allow hackers to change ra of Peabody, Donna Llukan they are put in the eld,” casts a harsh light on LAW OFFICE OF Memorial Park. Memorial a person's vote without Daniel Weitzner, an MIT the looming proposition MARIO C. 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Box 5 218 Beacon St., Marblehead • 781-631-2218 • marbleheadcollision.com Lynn, MA 01903 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Saugus shows its love for Board of Health Swampscott residents SAUGUS make noise about noise From A1 SWAMPSCOTT Eureka Ave., said he is “on doing what’s best for From A1 the fence” about the proj- Saugus and surrounding ect, but was concerned the areas when it comes to Grieves was also con- land would be “overdevel- Wheelabrator,” said alli- cerned about traf c, as well oped.” ance member Claire Mill- as drainage, noting the pro- The process of putting er. posed development site is a housing facility in the About two dozen mem- slightly elevated and water area has been ongoing bers and supporters of would likely ow down to- since 2012. In 2013, Rob- the group gathered at the ward Eureka Avenue. ert Dandreo of Vaughan Saugus Italian American “I’ve been here 10 years Place, a small road next Club to make videos and on this street,” he said. to Foster Road, led a write heartfelt letters “Why do we have to suf- lawsuit claiming the facil- detailing why they want fer?” ity as originally proposed more regulations for the If the Planning Board would negatively affect plant, which is the oldest approves the subdivision water and sewer pipes incinerator in the country. plan, the project moves connected to his home, as “The Board of Health into the next phase and well as congest traf c. has the power to review goes before the Zoning As a result of the law- this facility … and deter- Board of Appeals. Grieves suit, the Zoning Board of mine new rules about how said he is pessimistic res- Appeals gave developers the facility is operated,” idents can do anything to a one-year extension last Kirstie Pecci, an Attorney in uence the project at May to plan a new, differ- for the Conservation Law this point. ent main entrance to the Foundation, told the room. “When things like this facility. “We would like to show our happen, they win… We The Planning Board support tonight and let don’t have the money to reconvenes March 9 at 7 the Board of Health know ght it,” Grieves said. p.m. at Swampscott High we’re in their corner.” ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Victor Dubuque, at 20 School. The Alliance for Health From left, Revere residents Richard Serino and Maryellen Martin ll and Environment, which out Valentine’s Day cards addressed to the Board of Health. Lynn committee states was formed in 2016, aims to raise awareness of in- cinerator ash disposal ac- AHE is made up of res- ance’s youngest members. of Wheelabrator and I’ve its interest in new school tivities in Saugus, reduce idents of Saugus and Re- She said her reason for grown up learning from pollution associated with vere, public of cials, and attending the event was to my mom and my grand- LYNN replace Pickering Middle waste incineration and representatives from mul- ask the Board of Health to mother about how it im- From A1 School. That two-school ash disposal, and promote tiple environmental advo- help citizens in their jour- pacts our community,” proposal was overwhelm- environmental justice for cacy groups. ney to “stop the incinerator Baker said. “It’s some- windows and doors at ingly rejected by voters in communities impacted by At 14, Revere’s Victoria from polluting our health.” thing I just think needs to Lynn Vocational Techni- 2017. waste incineration. Baker is one of the alli- “I live within a half mile be stopped.” cal Institute, a roof re- Despite the optimism placement at Shoemaker surrounding a renewed Elementary School, and push for a new middle a boiler replacement at school Thursday, commit- Sewell-Anderson Elemen- tee member John Ford had tary School. some sobering remarks. The unanimous votes “If we have a new school followed remarks from in ve years, we (still) Chief Financial Of cer need four new schools Michael Bertino, who told now,” said Ford. “Some- the committee how the thing has to be done at the city planned to fund its state level to bail us out. portion of the potential We have 12 schools now $100 million new school. that are at least 100 years If accepted into the Mas- old … We’re in a real cri- sachusetts School Build- sis.” ing Authority (MSBA) It would be at least program, the city would four years before the city be reimbursed up to 80 would begin to build a percent for the new build- new school, while those ing and would take out a 12 other schools would 30-year loan to pay for the remain on “life support,” remaining amount. he said. While he credit- “Over the next four to ed the city’s Inspectional ve years, we will create Services Department with enough budget space so at maintaining dilapidated the end of ve years, we schools, he said it bothers will be able to afford our him that the city keeps in- share of the school,” said vesting millions of dollars Bertino, who assured the to renovate 100-year-old committee he was com- buildings. fortable with the plan. “That’s just not feasible,” For the next ve years, said Ford. Bertino said the city Mayor Thomas M. Mc- would budget $450,000 Gee said the state legisla- to $500,000 for the new ture has been discussing school each year, which ways to provide relief for ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK will be used to pay off districts, such as Lynn, the long-term loan. That that have a signi cant Lynn Fire Lt. Jon Godbout, left, and Lynn re ghter Ryan Newhall place a wreath during a cer- would prepare the city need for new schools due emony to honor the lives of Captain Henry L. Skinner, Thomas E. Murray, John F. Donlan and for its rst loan payment to outdated infrastructure Abraham C. Moody Jr., who were killed while ghting a re at Hutchinson Hardware Store on of approximately $2 mil- and an increasing student Munroe Street in 1895. lion, which would be due population. in four to ve years when Part of the problem, Ber- construction would be pro- tino said, is the MSBA Lynn re ghters salute 19th century comrades jected to start, he said. reimburses communities School Committee Mi- up to 80 percent for school FIREFIGHTERS tragedy. ment continues to honor. the blaze was caused by chael Satterwhite said he construction and repairs, From A1 It was shortly before Three of the re ghters “sweeping,” with dust appreciated that the city but in reality, that nal 8 p.m. on a Wednesday — Skinner, 35, a member particles inside of bar- didn’t plan to fund its por- percentage actually trans- anniversary of the re. when two boys passing by of Chemical 1; Donlan, 35, a rels causing some kind of tion of the potential new lates to about 65 percent, The last Lynn re ghter the hardware store alert- hoseman on Engine 3; and spontaneous combustion. school with a debt override, which presents a chal- to die in action was Herve ed crews to the blaze. It Murray, 23, another hose- The ammable materials but noted the plan would lenge for replacing addi- Y. LeBlanc, who perished wasn’t long before the re man on Engine 3 — died inside the hardware store still impact taxpayers. tional schools. while battling a house re ripped through the build- at the scene. Moody, 33, an may have exacerbated “Everyone should under- “We need some relief in Swampscott on Dec. 14, ing, extending through the Engine 3 hoseman, died matters, Whittier said. stand that this is still tax- from them because it real- 1986. roof after about 40 min- three days later at Lynn Thirteen others were in- payer money we’re using, ly is a monumental task,” “Each time, it’s a utes, according to Lynn Hospital from internal inju- jured, according to then- just in a different way,” said Bertino. “We need to wreath-laying ceremony Fire Lt. Ed Whittier, the ries caused by the building Fire Chief Charles H. said Satterwhite. “We get a win. A win would be that we do to commem- department’s historian. collapse, Whittier said. Downing, who spoke of the need community buy-in one new school. A double orate the event and rec- The re quickly became “It was an extreme loss tragedy in his 1895 year- in order for this to be suc- would be two new schools. ognize those re ghters a spectacle with many res- of life,” said Whittier. “We end report. cessful.” A home run would be four who sacri ced so much idents ocking to the scene feel a kinship with these “All were young men, Asking the voters to new schools, but we have to protect the communi- to watch the building burn. guys. We understand what prompt and faithful in approve a debt override, to start somewhere.” ty,” said Lynn Fire Chief Some witnesses claimed they went through. We the discharge of their du- which would have raised Gayla Cawley can be Stephen Archer. “It really they heard an explosion 45 wanted to mark the occa- ties, beloved and honored the average single-fami- ly tax bill by nearly $200 reached at gcawley@item- is a humbling reminder minutes after the re broke sion because of the heroic by their associates in the annually, was part of what live.com. Follow her on to me of how much these out, an ominous sound efforts of what was going department,” Downing doomed the last effort to Twitter @GaylaCawley. re ghters give of them- that marked the building’s on at the time.” said at the time. “They selves each and every day collapse. The front of the Skinner’s death came were good citizens and re- to serve the city of Lynn.” wood-framed building fell seven years after his fa- spected by all who knew LAW OFFICES OF A wreath was af xed to onto both Munroe Street ther, Daniel Skinner, an them, kind husbands and JAMES J. CARRIGAN a light pole at 53-55 Mun- and the adjacent Market engineer with Chemical fathers, and their loss • Social Security Disability roe St., where the fatal re Street, burying re ght- 1, was killed in the line of was certainly mourned by • Workers Compensation occurred, and a ceremonial ers underneath the debris, duty. Daniel Skinner, 55, their af icted family and • Accidents last alarm was rung, which Whittier said. died from pneumonia he friends.” 25 years located across from Lynn District Court signi es the last re alarm The collapse caused the contracted from a re he The site’s current build- Home delivery box that the re ghters re to extend to other had battled four days ear- ing is now known as Mun- subscribers 15 Johnson St. who were killed respond- nearby buildings in what lier, Whittier said. roe Street Lofts, a mixed- 781-596-0100 JAMES J. 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Need to find Catch up with your an article? favorite team Subscribe to e-edition on in Item Sports! A4 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 OPINION A life well lived HOW TO REACH US E¥¦ ¥ M. G DIRECTORS Imagine living 100 years. be endured and bemoaned. President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M § H. S Dorothy J. Macaione lived If you have lived to be 100 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg 100 years and when she you grew up in an America Edward M. Grant E C J . C ¡ C turned 50 in 1970 she still where biases and prejudices Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. had another 50 years ahead Thor were more pronounced but W J. K T J ¢ £ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 where most people rarely Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton of her at a time when 71 Jourgensen Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W C T ¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan was the average life expec- traveled more than a few Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman tancy for Americans. miles from where they lived. Customer Service When she celebrated her Macaione dedicated a You grew up in an Amer- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS birthday a month ago with ica where social services Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 good share of her long life Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 women who were mostly and her energy and time were rare, maybe non ex- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 half her age, the first words to scouting. She earned the istent. Disabled, mental- 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 out of her mouth when her ly ill and alcoholic family Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 organization’s highest hon- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 friends surprised her with ors and logged volunteer members lived with you Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 cards, a birthday poster hours even during the last because there was nowhere Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 else to send them unless it classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 and cake was, “I am happy.” year of her life at the Girl Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Does happiness become Scouts of Eastern Massa- was an institution. Phrases Subscriptions like “poor farm” existed in [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 habit by the time you hit chusetts Museum at Cedar 100 years or do you final- Hill in Waltham. America when Dorothy and Circulation ly learn that happiness is Kal Ricker of Lynn fre- Barbara were children and [email protected] ailments like the flu and po- an acquired skill perfected quently drove Macaione Ext. 3 with practice? to the museum and back lio slaughtered or deformed Newsroom Frequently given over home to St. Theresa House. people with a merciless fre- quency medicine was inca- [email protected] to smiling and quick with Their conversations turned [email protected] a laugh, Macaione (pro- more than once to prob- pable of fighting. In the America of Dor- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL nounced “mackeeown”) lems in Ricker’s life and had a one-line answer Macaione’s suggestions for othy’s youth, Imogene, Sports [email protected] when asked the secret to solving them. Hazel and Gertrude were longevity. “She would tell me to ‘let names for girls and Ho- Ext. 5 “I’ve had a lot of luck,” go,’” Ricker recalled. mer and Cyrus were male names. Electricity and Retail and Online Who decides she replied. It’s fascinating and a lit- Advertising telephones were relatively Imagine living through tle frightening to delve into [email protected] new inventions and inter- the Depression with its the life of someone who state highways, vacations, ADVERTISING deprivations and World has lived so long. Two of on war? chain stores and jet travel Ernie Carpenter Jr. War II with its deaths and my friend’s mothers were were nonexistent. Director of Advertising dismemberments claiming children in the early 20th When Franklin D. Roos- and Business Development, ext. 1355 Editorial from the Pittsburgh the lives of friends, neigh- century at a time when the [email protected] evelt told Americans they Post-Gazette bors and loved ones. decision to send them off to had “nothing to fear but Ralph Mitchell Imagine outliving fam- live with someone else for fear itself,” he was talking Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ily members and friends economic or health reasons [email protected] Sens. Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Rand about the great vast gulf even as you see the world was not uncommon. Paul (R.-Ky.) expressed grave dis- of unknowns beyond the Eric Rondeau change around you. Imag- I remembered being told Sales Representative, ext. 1280 appointment with the answers they small circumference that ine living the first 50 years how my father’s mother [email protected] received when they questioned the defined every American’s — certainly the first 20 Trump administration’s rationale lived as a girl in North Da- life. But he was also, per- Patricia Whalen or 30 years of your life — Sales Representative, ext. 1310 for last month’s attack that killed kota at a time when life in haps in more eloquent without air conditioning. [email protected] Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani. that barren place meant words, referencing one of Dorothy Macaione’s life keeping a stove glowing on Lee was so upset that he was Dorothy Macaione’s beliefs. BUSINESS OFFICE story read like a history winter nights and walking “I just feel we should all Susan J. Conti prepared to support a resolution of Lynn. One of nine chil- from the house to the barn offered by Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.), work to make things better Controller, ext. 1288 dren (she outlived seven with a rope tied around for each other,” her obitu- [email protected] saying that authorizations to use siblings), she graduated your waist in a snowstorm ary quotes her as saying. Ted Grant military force passed by Congress from St. Mary’s Girls High to ensure you did not get Publisher, ext. 1234 in 2001 and 2002 do not justify fur- Dorothy J. Macaione died School in 1937. She worked lost and freeze to death. on Feb. 7. Her smile lives [email protected] ther military action against Iran. at T.W. Rogers and the Riv- My friend Barbara in on in hearts too many to Marian Kinney Unfortunately, the House went er Works. Vermont has flourished as count and her spirit of per- ext. 1212 first, passing both a repeal of Con- Her mother disapproved an artist in her 90s. Along severance is a lesson for [email protected] gress’ 2002 authorization that pre- of Macaione joining the with her friend, Sally, she the rest of us to relearn ev- Will Kraft ceded President George W. Bush’s Girl Scouts of America. treated a sudden move ery day. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 invasion of Iraq and a measure that But Macaione talked her from Louisiana to Wash- [email protected] into becoming a scout lead- ington, D.C. necessitated by Thor Jourgensen can be would deny funding for further mil- Paula Villacreses itary action against Iran without er and the rest, as they say, Hurricane Katrina as more reached at tjourgensen@ A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 congressional approval. It’s unfor- is history. of a lark than a trauma to itemlive.com. [email protected] tunate because those votes late Mike Shanahan last month were mostly along par- CHRISTINE MCDANIEL Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] ty lines, with only 11 Republicans supporting the first and only four Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 supporting the second. A not-so-sweet Valentine’s story [email protected] Growing the backbone to reclaim Jim Wilson Congress’ constitutional power to Growing up in north- the world market.” dential election season, Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 declare war should not be a parti- ern Illinois, my visits to The point, more or less, Cheney promised West [email protected] san issue. And it is not. downtown Chicago were is to make American sug- Virginia steel workers that CIRCULATION On CNN last month, Lee ex- highlighted by storefront ar more expensive and his boss (candidate George Lisa Mahmoud plained the premise of Kaine’s windows filled with annieF profitable — but that only W. Bush) would not forget Manager, ext. 1239 proposal: If the president wants to May candies for Christmas, sounds good when you’re them. West Virginia turned [email protected] take further military action against Easter and, of course, Val- not buying any. Congress out for Bush, the first time Iran following the attack that killed entine’s Day. Little did we enacted the first sugar tar- a Republican carried the CUSTOMER SERVICE know that those candies iff way back in 1789. Since La’ Mosha Ball Gen. Soleimani, he needs an autho- state since Ronald Reagan. Customer Service, ext. 1276 rization to use military force or a represented a bittersweet then, it’s manipulated sup- In 2002, the Bush admin- [email protected] romance between the U.S. ply, prices and imports. declaration of war by Congress. The istration lived up to its sugar industry and the Rather than affecting the GRAPHICS resolution would insist upon it. promise with tariffs up to people who were supposed budget, it is, as lecturers 30 percent on a variety of Trevor Andreozzi Congress’ 2002 authorization to represent us in Washing- Karl Muth and Katheryn Designer votes, which the public at the time steel products. These end- [email protected] ton. Develvis note, “a tax Amer- ed up costing more jobs in understood to be about an Iraq This romance starts out icans pay weekly at the manufacturing sectors that Frederick Higgins then led by Saddam Hussein, have with a seductive plea for grocer rather than annual- Designer consume steel than existed [email protected] since been used to justify mili- help from domestic pro- ly in April.” in the actual steel industry. tary actions in Syria by President ducers: Subsidies from for- American ingenuity out- The hot-and-heavy re- Mark Sutherland eign governments, cheap maneuvers some obstacles. Creative Director Barack Obama and President Don- lationship reignited with [email protected] ald Trump. And the authorization overseas labor, and unfair Oreo cookie manufacturer the Trump administration. competition are just too Mondelez moved some op- NEWSROOM was initially cited in support of the In 2018, President Trump much to compete against. erations south of the border strike that killed Gen. Soleimani, announced 25 percent tar- Mike Alongi Just a little help for a short to Mexico without skipping although the Trump administration iffs on steel imports and 10 Sports Editor ext. 1228 while, so they say, can get a beat. Candy companies [email protected] has since walked that back, citing percent on aluminum im- them over the hump. Con- Fannie May and Brach’s self-defense under international ports on live television with Bill Brotherton gress and the White House moved the bulk of manu- Features Editor ext. 1338 law and the president’s constitu- deliver feel-good deals full facturing to Mexico. Kraft the steel executives at his [email protected] tional role as commander in chief. side. To this day, the White of government handouts, relocated a 600-worker Life Elyse Carmosino While the president appears like- claiming to save American Savers factory to Canada House, Senate and House Reporter, ext. 1264 ly to veto anything he sees as en- jobs. But unfortunately the to gain access to sugar at all keep their doors open [email protected] for the U.S. steel indus- croaching on his ability to defend story doesn’t end there. globally competitive prices. Gayla Cawley the nation and its military, the Over time, domestic pro- Over time, food manu- try, even as the industry Reporter, ext. 1236 Senate should pass the Kaine res- ducers get rich off the hand- facturers turned to high continues to shrink, with [email protected] share prices and employ- olution. It should do so on an over- outs. The industry becomes fructose corn syrup and Cheryl Charles ment numbers at a low ebb. whelming and bipartisan vote, and dependent on government other substitute sweeten- News Editor, ext. 1278 favors. Lawmakers get ad- ers, widening the political The longer government [email protected] the House should then pass that favors stay in place, the resolution. Limited to Iran, it would dicted to the rush of excess base to broader agriculture Olivia Falcigno harder it is to break up. Photographer, ext.1224 be a baby step toward Congress re- profits from their protec- interests. tionist policies. Our elected Thousands of workers in Sugar and steel are two [email protected] claiming its war powers under the officials are held captive by U.S. confectionery manu- examples of the same love Spenser Hasak Constitution, but it would be a step the money and influence of facturing plants lost their story: A small group be- Photographer, ext. 1332 in the right direction. those they tried to help. jobs, while U.S. sugar con- comes increasingly reliant [email protected] It’s a bad romance, and glomerates thrived. The on special protections, gets Thor Jourgensen we all end up paying for it. Department of Commerce wealthy as a result, and Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Just type “Fanjul broth- found that for every sugar then lobbies Congress for [email protected] ers” into your search en- job saved by the U.S. sugar continued affection. It is a Daniel Kane gine, and multiple photo- program, nearly three con- mutually beneficial rela- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 graphs appear with the fectionery manufacturing tionship. [email protected] sugar barons and presi- jobs were lost. Meanwhile, But don’t be fooled. It’s Steve Krause dential hopefuls from both the government is left still a bad romance. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 parties, members of Con- to manage supply albeit [email protected] gress and lobbyists. The clumsily, as witnessed last Christine McDaniel, a for- Anne Marie Tobin Department of Agriculture week when the Office of the mer senior trade economist Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 states, “The U.S. sugar pro- United States Trade Rep- in the White House Council [email protected] gram uses price supports, resentative announced eas- of Economic Advisors and David McLellan domestic marketing allot- ing sugar quotas to make deputy assistant secretary Reporter, ext. 1317 ments, and tariff-rate quo- up for a domestic produc- with the U.S. Department of [email protected] tas to influence the amount tion shortfall. the Treasury, is a senior re- Ryan York of sugar available to the Another infamous bro- search fellow with the Mer- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 U.S. market. The program mance was between Dick catus Center at George Ma- [email protected] supports U.S. sugar prices Cheney and big steel. son University. 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ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Johnny and Barbara Walker, above left, show off their wedding rings in their Lynn home on Thursday afternoon. Above right, Nancy Brothers holds up a photo from her 50th wedding anniversary in her Lynn home on Thursday night.
VALENTINES the Gambales, but it wasn’t quite that another right away,” said Nancy Broth- The Walkers have a playful relation- From A1 way for the Walkers. ers, “and we got married in 1960.” ship, which, Johnny says, is an exten- “I was at a friend’s house on Grove- Circumstances differed vastly among sion of their belief that “to have a good “So,” she said, “everything in this land Street, in Lynn, and about a block the three couples. Gambale was just relationship, you have to be friends house we bought ourselves. We weren’t away two kids got into a fight. We went coming out of the Navy when he got first,” which is something the Gambales given anything.” over to watch, and he (Johnny Walker) married, “and I had $300 muster pay, also echo. Valentine’s Day isn’t complete with- was there,” Barbara Walker said,. and used it to buy this land (on Buena “We’re very rarely apart for too long,” out stories of origin. For some, it was “At first, I wanted nothing to do with Vista Street) from Durkee Mower with Barbara Walker said. “We travel togeth- love at first sight while for others it was him,” she said. “We all piled into one it. Been here ever since.” er, and by ourselves, because we don’t anything but. car and went down to the beach, and he The last of the three couples to get want to be tied into what everybody “(Velma Parsons) gave me a chocolate kept asking me for my phone number. married were the Walkers (1964) and else wants to do. It’s just easier for us ice cream cone at Doanes (in Swamp- And I wouldn’t give it to him. And I music played a big part then — as it that way.” scott),” said John Gambale. “I thought told my girlfriend not to give it to him does now. Gambale gave an even easier formula she was cute. Look at her. She’s still either.” They are both devotees of “doo-wop” for success. cute.” But Johnny persisted, and the girl- music, and basement that is a veritable She’s the boss,” he said. “She raised “He took me home to Saugus,” said friend finally relented. treasure trove of memories, such as our three kids (John Carol and Donna). the now-Velma Gambale, who married That was in 1959, the year Johnny Johnny’s model cars, and snapshots of I worked six days a week, 10 hours a her husband 70 years ago, in a double (who, despite his name, does not drink his brother, who played guitar with Lou day as a landscaper and plowing and wedding ceremony with his sister, Nico- scotch) graduated from Everett High. Rawls. Barbara was among the throngs shoveling snow. She raised the kids.” lina and her husband, John Meere. Five years later, they were married. of people who went to Manning Bowl Velma Gambale also cautioned, “you “We had the reception at a place The Brothers met at the old Willey in 1966 to see the Rolling Stones (“I al- have to be good friends, be good com- called Shadowland on Union Street in House in Swampscott, on Humphrey ways preferred them over the Beatles”). municators, be nice parents, and nice Lynn,” he said. “We had ham sandwich- Street. They began dating almost im- Where was Johnny? neighbors.” es and free beer.” mediately. “Working for the MBTA,” he said. “Never go to bed mad at each other,” Instant sparks might have flown for “We pretty much committed to one “That’s what I did until I retired.” John Gambale said. “That’s important.”
ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK John and Velma Gambale of Swampscott, who have been married for more than 70 years, smile as they look through their wedding album. John and Vel- ma Gambale hold hands before look- ing through their wedding album, which includes a photo of the couple kissing. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 POLICE/FIRE Explosions rock chemical All address information, particu- 9:06 p.m. Wednesday at 283 Washington St., will be sum- larly arrests, reflect police records. Curwin Circle; at 9:55 a.m. moned for an abuse preven- In the event of a perceived inac- Thursday at 156 Boston St.; tion order violation following a plant; evacuation, no injuries curacy, it is the sole responsibility at 11:34 a.m. Thursday at report to police on Thursday at 95 Tremont St.; at 1:28 p.m. 2:41 p.m. NEWBURYPORT (AP) agency records. One employee was evalu- of the concerned party to contact Thursday at 7 Liberty Square. the relevant police department and Accident — Several explosions The company blamed ated by emergency med- have the department issue a no- rocked a plant in Mas- a mechanical issue for ical services at the scene MARBLEHEAD sachusetts that manu- Thursday’s blasts. tice of correction to the Daily Item. Police responded to a motor but declined transporta- factures chemicals used “At this time, we believe tion to the hospital. Three Corrections or clarifications will not vehicle accident on Northshore Accidents Road on Thursday at 2:39 p.m. in medicines Thursday it was a mechanical issue more explosions took place be made without express notice of Police responded to a report morning, blowing a hole from our steam line, and about 15 minutes later, change from the arresting police A report of a motor vehicle in the roof and leading to that there was no fire and crash at 10:10 p.m. Wednes- of a hit and run accident at including one that blew a department. Washington and Main streets an evacuation but no inju- that the sprinkler system 5-foot-by-8-foot hole in the day on Pleasant Street. A caller ries, authorities said. was not discharged,” the reported she hit a telephone on Thursday at 2:28 p.m. Po- roof, Bradbury said. LYNN lice responded to an accident Authorities said there company said in a state- OSHA and a hazmat pole while leaving the Three is no public health threat ment late Thursday morn- on Sylvan Street on Thursday at team responded to the Cod Tavern and damaged resulting from the blasts ing. Arrests 2:13 p.m.; an accident at Hill- scene, and authorities sent her mirror. She said her car at the building occupied Firefighters responding top Drive and Andover Street a robot into the building to wouldn’t start. Police reported by Seqens North America, to an alarm initially went Shubar Charles, 36, of 127 on Thursday at 2:13 p.m. assess the situation, Brad- Henry Ave., was arrested and the car’s battery was dead and formerly PCI Synthesis, to the building about 4:30 a towing company was noti- bury said later Thursday. charged with Class B drug pos- Animal in Newburyport, about a.m. They encountered session subsequent offense fied. 35 miles north of Boston. “heavy black smoke” and Numerous tests were con- and on warrant charges of as- A coyote roaming near But the explosions come evacuated the building ducted and it was deter- sault with a dangerous weapon Complaints Higgins Middle School was a year after the Occupa- after hearing three explo- mined that there was no danger to the community. and Class B drug possession A Prince Street caller report- chased away by an officer on tional Safety and Health sions, Deputy Fire Chief at 12:09 a.m. Thursday. Thursday at 4:07 p.m. In re- Administration found Stephen Bradbury said. The company, located ed at 11:09 a.m. Wednesday in a 65,000-square-foot Christina Kenny, of 86 she was getting calls from Ne- sponse to a resident’s com- “serious” violations in the There were about 10 building in an industrial Swanton St., Winchester, was vada from someone pretend- plaint, police mailed a citation company’s management of workers in the building at arrested on warrant charges of ing to be from Social Security. to a West Diane Road resident highly hazardous chemi- the time but no reports of park, said it makes ingre- assault and battery on person She said she did not disclose citing the dog waste removal cals, according to online injuries, authorities said. dients used in medicines. 60-plus/disabled and mali- any information and planned law on Thursday at 12:59 p.m. cious destruction of property to contact her phone service at 4:27 p.m. Wednesday. provider to block the calls. Complaint Loughlin, Giannulli: No college Nevin Laro, 28, of 6 New A woman claimed she was An Antrim Road resident Ocean St., Swampscott, was being stalked at 11:40 a.m. complained on Thursday at arrested and charged with Wednesday on West Shore 1:05 p.m. about wire spools on bribery trial until 2021 Class D drug possession with Drive. Police told the man not his property. Police responded intent to distribute and traf- to contact the woman. ficking more than 10 grams of to Lynnfield and Washington By Alanna Durkin Richer fentanyl at 9:11 a.m. Thursday. Fire streets on an attempted shop- Gustavo Ventura, 40, of 81 ping cart theft on Thursday at ASSOCIATED PRESS Suffolk Ave., Revere, was ar- A caller reported a burning noon. Police received a call BOSTON — Lawyers for rested and charged with OUI odor in the area at 12:56 p.m. from a Rockdale Avenue res- “Full House” actress Lori drugs and on a warrant for Wednesday on West Shore ident on Thursday at 10:27 Loughlin, her fashion de- the same charge at 9:05 p.m. Drive. Police reported there a.m. about two men banging signer husband Mossimo Wednesday. was a controlled burn by the on the back door asking to be Giannulli and other prom- cemetery department. let in. inent parents charged in Accidents the sweeping college ad- Theft Fire A report of a motor vehicle missions bribery case say crash at 1:20 p.m. Wednesday A report of stolen change at Police responded with the they won’t be ready to go at 37 N Federal St.; at 2:01 7:13 a.m. Thursday on Prince Fire Department to a motor ve- to trial until next year. p.m. Wednesday at Munroe Street. A caller reported some- hicle fire on Newbury Street on Federal prosecutors and Washington streets; at one entered an unlocked ve- Thursday at 6:41 a.m. in Boston have said the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:52 p.m. Wednesday at Mar- hicle and rifled through its first trial for the wealthy ket and Munroe streets; at contents. Only loose change Medical parents still fighting the A new prosecution filing in the college admis- 3:36 p.m. Wednesday at 674 appeared to be missing. charges should begin in sions cheating case targets defense claims by Police assisted in arranging Western Ave.; at 3:53 p.m. October and that Lough- Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer hus- emergency medical transport Wednesday at St. Joseph’s lin and Giannulli should band Mossimo Giannulli. Cemetery at 133 Broadway; NAHANT from a Central Street and be tried in the first group. at 5:49 p.m. Wednesday at Bowditch Street address to But the substantial Lynn Shore Drive and Wallace Animal Control Salem Hospital on Thursday at amount of evidence, out- will begin. li are accused of paying 10:15 a.m. for a man with a Prosecutors have pro- $500,000 to get their Road; at 7:08 p.m. Wednesday A caller at 9:43 p.m. Tuesday standing pretrial motions head injury. vided the defense with daughters into the Uni- at 159 Blossom St.; at 7:39 called to report her dog ran and “general complexity” p.m. Wednesday at True Value out of the caller’s house near of the case make a trial more than 1.9 million versity of Southern Cal- Hardware at 314 Broadway; Castle Road without a collar. Vandalism this fall impossible, attor- documents, consisting ifornia as crew recruits at 7:42 p.m. Wednesday on of more than 3.2 million even though neither was Officers say there have been Police responded to Andover ney Sean Berkowitz, who's Wyoma Square; at 8:52 p.m. pages, and more than 300 a rower. Authorities say no reports of a dog seen in the Street for a driver complaining representing Loughlin Wednesday at 21 Cottage St.; hours of audio and video, the money was funneled area. The dog is a black minia- about vehicle damage from a and Giannulli, said in a at 1:15 a.m. Thursday at 376 said Robert Popeo, an at- through a sham charity ture dachshund named Aries. shopping cart on Thursday at response filed Wednes- Broadway; at 4:17 a.m. Thurs- 12:35 p.m. day. The first trial should torney for another parent operated by college ad- day at 63 South St.; at 2:37 Complaints begin no sooner than next charged in the case, media missions consultant Rick p.m. Thursday at Lynn Voca- February, Berkowtiz said. executive Elizabeth Kim- Singer, who has pleaded tional Technical Institute at 80 Police received a call at 3:05 SAUGUS The judge will ultimate- mel. guilty to orchestrating the Neptune Blvd. p.m. Wednesday from an em- ly decide when the trials Loughlin and Giannul- scheme. A report of a motor vehi- ployee at a business on Spring Accident cle crash with personal injury Road inquiring about which Police received a call at 2:01 at 5:41 p.m. Wednesday on officers will be on duty after 4 POLICE BRIEFS p.m. about a two-car accident Market Street; at 8:50 a.m. p.m. The party said they had with no injuries on Central Thursday at Essex and Sutton a disgruntled employee and Woman faces charges this right now.” Rosyski of negotiations. Street. streets. will need assistance later that in mistreatment of could not be reached for evening. comment by the newspa- Driver in crash that killed 4 Complaints more than 27 animals Assaults A party called at 1:21 p.m. per. high school friends convicted Tuesday to report there have A report of an assault and A man walked into the sta- FREETOWN (AP) — A 3 men get prison time for been frequent stop sign viola- tion at 6:49 p.m. Wednesday Massachusetts woman is BROCKTON (AP) — battery at 3:17 p.m. Wednes- tions in the area of Flash and The driver of a car that day at 12 Morris St. to report his vehicle was taken accused of animal cruel- violent armed home invasion Spring roads. by another party without his ty after three dead dogs crashed into a tree in PROVIDENCE, R.I. Police received a walk-in permission. were found on a property Massachusetts nearly two Overdose (AP) — Three men who complaint at 12:56 p.m. Tues- Police received a call at 3:06 where she lives and she years ago, killing four authorities think tar- A report of an overdose day from a man stating he was p.m. Wednesday from a party surrendered an additional of his high school class- geted the wrong house at 4:32 p.m. Wednesday on approached by an aggressive who reported several dogs 27 animals, authorities mates, has been convicted in a violent armed home Chase Street; at 4:53 p.m. party while he was surveying barking, seemingly in distress said. by a jury of four counts of invasion in Rhode Island Wednesday on Central Square. the area for National Grid. The on Gilway. A dispatched officer Miranda Rosyski, 21, of motor vehicle homicide by calling party stated the other nearly a year ago have A report of an opiate over- spoke with a man who said he Freetown, is scheduled to negligent operation. party followed him onto White been sentenced to prison, dose at 6:48 p.m. Wednesday was doing work on the house, be arraigned on 13 counts Naiquan Hamilton, Way and temporarily blocked prosecutors say. on Willow Street. which caused the two dogs to of animal cruelty at Fall 19, of Stoughton, was him from leaving. The other Pedro Gomez, 29, of bark. River District Court on convicted Wednesday in party was advised to contact Cranston; Andre Sav- Theft March 3. Rosyski agreed Brockton Superior Court police in the future if he has age, 24, of Providence; Theft on Jan. 9 to surrender the after a six-day trial and A report of motor vehicle questions about contractors. and Jose Rodriguez, 33, remaining 18 goats and about four hours of jury theft at 11:10 a.m. Wednesday A woman walked into the of Warwick, were all nine dogs, which were un- deliberations, the office of at 41 Sagamore St.; at 2:07 station at 4:17 p.m. Wednes- sentenced Wednesday PEABODY dernourished and living Plymouth District Attor- p.m. Thursday at 9 Ashland St. day to report her son’s bike after pleading no contest ney Timothy Cruz said. A report of a larceny at 1:43 was stolen at the Belmonte in unsanitary conditions. to various charges in Summon The Massachusetts Hamilton, who was p.m. Wednesday at Linda’s Middle School at some point connection with the home 17 at the time of the Jewelers at 2 Market St.; at Jesus M. Padilla, 19 of 56 during the day. Society for the Protection invasion in Providence of Cruelty to Animals May 2018 crash in East last March in which an Bridgewater, was tried as and the Bristol County 8-year-old child was held a youthful offender. He District Attorney’s office hostage for hours, accord- was acquitted of several began investigating ing to a statement from Defrocked Massachusetts priest other charges including Rosyski after receiving a Attorney General Peter motor vehicle homicide complaint to the non-prof- Neronha’s office. appeals sex abuse conviction while under the influence it agency’s law enforce- Rodriguez was sen- of drugs. ment department. tenced to serve 50 years; ALFRED, Maine (AP) — of gross sexual misconduct of age or younger. He was Michael Keiley, director Gomez was sentenced Christopher Desir, A defrocked Massachusetts in 2018. He had already released from prison in of the agency's adoption to serve 30 years; and Eryck Sarblah, and David priest is appealing his con- served more than 10 years 2015 after completing his centers, said that inves- Savage was sentenced to Bell, all 17, as well as viction of sexually abusing in prison in Massachusetts sentence in Massachu- tigators found three dead serve 25 years. Nicholas Joyce, 16, died a young boy during trips to for sexually abusing anoth- setts and then taken into dogs when they went to The men, all masked in the crash. All five Maine in the 1980s. er alter boy in that state. custody in Maine. the Freetown property. and armed with guns, attended Stoughton High A judge ordered Ron- In a hearing on Wednes- Paquin was portrayed Three of the surren- forced their way into the School. ald Paquin, 77, to serve day, Paquin’s attorney ar- in the movie “Spotlight” dered goats died and the second-floor apartment in They were heading to a 16 years in state prison in gued that the trial judge about the Boston Globe surviving animals were the early morning hours, Brockton mall, prosecu- Maine in May after he was in the Maine case should investigation into abuse placed on specialized struck an occupant in tors said. found guilty of 11 counts have required the prose- by Roman Catholic cler- re-feeding programs, Kei- the head with a gun and Hamilton was driving cutor to disclose the de- gy. His case was a critical ley said. Six of the nine demanded drugs. The 80 to 100 miles per hour tails of the victim’s crim- piece of a sexual abuse dogs that were surren- resident said there were and trying to pass anoth- Lynn Drug Task Force inal record, the Portland scandal that consumed dered — redbone coon- no drugs in the house. er car at the time, prose- Press Herald reported. the Archdiocese of Boston. hounds, standard poodles No drugs were ever cutors said. Hotline He also said the judge Paquin has said he is and a black Labrador — found in the home and “There were no winners 781-477-4444 should have barred an a victim of sexual abuse were healthy enough to investigators think the in the courtroom today,” CALL 24 HOURS A DAY expert witness from testi- himself. His attorneys be adopted. defendants targeted the District Attorney Timothy or text the word tiplynn and your tip to fying that male victims of- previously read a state- Three female redbone wrong home. Cruz said. “Four lives “tip411” (847411) ten wait to disclose sexual ment he wrote in which he coonhounds, two of which One of the four resi- were cut short before they abuse they’ve experienced. said he spent years “pre- are being treated for dents of the home escaped ever began. They were All reports of neighborhood activity Paquin was charged tending that I was living heartworm, are still in through a window and not Mr. Hamilton’s to will be investigated. with assaulting two boys a happy life with no prob- the agency’s care. contacted police, who take.” Callers may remain anonymous between 1985 and 1988 lems,” when he was actu- Rosyski’s father told the surrounded the home. Hamilton is scheduled Spanish menu available in Kennebunkport when ally traumatized by the Boston Herald that his The defendants surren- to be sentenced on March the victims were 14 years abuse. daughter “doesn’t need dered after several hours 9. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Snoop Dogg apologizes to Kaepernick to release memoir through his publishing company Gayle King for rant over Bryant NEW YORK (AP) — By Nekesa Colin Kaepernick can Mumbi Moody add author and publisher ASSOCIATED PRESS to his resume. NEW YORK — After The former NFL quar- days of blistering criti- terback who knelt during cism, Snoop Dogg has the national anthem to finally apologized to Gay- protest racial injustice and le King for attacking her police brutality announced over her interview with Thursday he’s writing a former basketball star memoir through his own Lisa Leslie about the publishing company. late Kobe Bryant. It’s called Kaepernick “Two wrongs don’t make Publishing, and the audio no right. when you’re version of the currently untitled book due later wrong, you gotta fix it,” he FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said in an Instagram post this year will be available through Audible, a sub- Former NFL football quarterback Colin on Wednesday. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “So with that being said, sidiary of Amazon. Kaepernick smiles on stage during W.E.B. Du On Saturday, the CBS News chief called threats Gayle King, I publicly tore In 2013, Kaepernick led Bois Medal ceremonies at Harvard University you down by coming at against journalist Gayle King “reprehensible” the San Francisco 49ers in Cambridge. you in a derogatory man- as backlash grew against rapper Snoop Dogg to the Super Bowl, where they lost to the Baltimore ner based off of emotions and others critical of King for an interview him out. The sides reached with law enforcement. Ravens. He knelt during of me being angry at a where she asked about a sexual assault charge an undisclosed settlement. “My protest was the the anthem in 2016 and question you asked. Over- against the late Kobe Bryant. Kaepernick will write culmination of years of dozens of players initially reacted,” he said. “I should about that experience thought and experiences, she better back off “before one angry at King for her joined him. It created a have handled it way differ- we come get you,” and questioning — LeBron national debate and drew and what prompted his of learning and unlearn- ent than that, I was raised posted a slew of insulting James and even Bill criticism from President activism. Lately, he’s been ing,” Kaepernick said in a way better than that, so Donald Trump. reaching audiences around statement. “I want to tell I would like to apologize photos and memes about Cosby were among her The 32-year-old Kaeper- the country through the story of my evolution, publicly for the language her. critics — but his com- nick has been out of a job the Know Your Rights and the events that led that I used and calling you King herself was angry ments were among the in the NFL the last three Camp, which he founded. me to protest systemic out your name and just at CBS News for promot- most inflammatory and years. He filed a grievance It instructs youths on oppression, in hopes that being disrespectful.” ing a snippet of what was seen as a threat. King’s against the NFL, contend- understanding their rights, it will inspire others to Snoop Dogg was furi- a wide-ranging interview best friend, Oprah ing teams colluded to keep education and interacting rise in action.” ous that the “CBS This on social media, which Winfrey, said that King Morning” anchor brought drew sharp reaction and was “not doing well” and up rape allegations from accusations from some getting death threats be- Bryant’s past in her inter- that she crossed the line. cause of the interview. Prepping straw bedding for view with Leslie, a friend King, in her own Insta- Soon, an avalanche of of Bryant. The retired gram message last week, support came in for King, dogs signals Iditarod is near Lakers star was killed said she could see why from the head of CBS in a helicopter crash last people might be upset News to former Obama By Mark Thiessen down when their mushers of volunteer pilots, will month along with his if they only saw a brief administration official ASSOCIATED PRESS stop along the 1,000-mile then fly the bales to the young daughter and sev- portion of what was dis- Susan Rice to award trail between Anchorage 20 checkpoints along the en others. cussed. winning author Ta-Nehisi ANCHORAGE, Alaska and Nome. trail for use by the 800 or Snoop Dogg went on In- Snoop Dogg, a friend of Coates, who in an Insta- — Volunteers slung bales The so-called straw so dogs expected to race. stagram and called King Bryant and ardent Lakers gram post chastised black of hay onto a table Thurs- drop is the first volunteer “The musher actually crude names. He also said fan, was hardly the only men who attacked her. day, where they were event of the Iditarod race, takes the straw, breaks swiftly stuffed inside blue said Mark Nordman, the bale apart and just plastic bags, twirled and the race director and puts it down, like you’d shut with twist ties before marshal. More events fol- do bedding over the top 31 Lynnfield Street, Peabody being dragged off to wait- low next week, including of a plant, although each 978-531-9730 ing pallets. people helping prepare dog gets a warm nest,” The 60 or so people shipments of food for both Nordman said. Full lottery in safety vests weren’t the dogs and the mushers The race over treach- thewardhurst.com participating in some type to the checkpoints. erous Alaska terrain, Monday 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. of agricultural competi- Volunteers including including two mountain tion. 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ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM FILE PHOTO St. Mary’s senior Gabby Torres had 15 points, four rebounds and two Joey Abate-Walsh (left) scored 30 points for St. Mary’s in a win over steals in a win over Fenwick Thursday night. Fenwick Thursday night. Defensive prowess lifts St. Mary’s Abate-Walsh drops 30 as St. Mary’s girls to big win over Crusaders boys rain on Fenwick’s Senior Night By Daniel Kane “You’re always con- a great all-around day By Anne Marie Tobin Abate-Walsh. “I was sur- get these guys to play a ITEM STAFF cerned when you haven’t from senior Gabby Torres ITEM STAFF prised that Fenwick stayed little faster than we are lost in 60 days and then (15 points, four rebounds, in that zone.” used to playing so we knew LYNN — The St. Mary’s when you do, how are you two steals). PEABODY — Thursday Abate-Walsh was 4-of-5 with them (Fenwick) in girls basketball team set going to come back?,” Ne- “Gabby has been great was Senior Night for the from 3-point land in the zone, if we could get into the tone early defensively whall said. “There’s some for us for four years, but Bishop Fenwick boys bas- rst quarter alone, nish- transition, that would and never looked back in a things we still need to get particularly this year,” Ne- ketball team. ing with seven treys and a work well for us.” 70-39 win over Catholic better at obviously, but it’s whall said. “She really sets Unfortunately for the game-high 30 points. Fenwick coach Kevin Mo- Central League rival Bish- always good to bounce the tone for us on defense host Crusaders, it was St. Junior Max Grenert led ran said the Crusaders op Fenwick Thursday at back in a league game and she’s an excellent out- Mary’s senior Joseph the Crusaders with 19 knew coming into the game Tony Conigliaro Gymnasi- against a rival. I thought side shooter. We really Abate-Walsh who was the points. that Abate-Walsh present- um. we played with good de- need her to set the tone in life of the party, shooting “We’ve been shooting the ed a match-up problem. Coming off their rst fensive energy and pres- all facets of the game. Pre- lights out from beyond the ball pretty well this year,” “I said all along that the loss since their opener in sure.” game, postgame, during arc to help lead the Spar- said Spartans coach Dave big boy Walsh is a stud in December (68-65 to Cathe- The Spartans were led the game and on both ends tans to an 83-60 win. Brown. “Our main thing is this league and we typical- dral), Spartans coach Jeff by Maiya Bergdorf’s (17 of the oor. She’s really “My teammates really we need to push the ball up ly don’t see 6’8” shooters in Newhall was glad to see points, 10 rebounds, ve thrived in that role.” moved the ball and gave in transition after makes this league,” said Moran. his team bounce back. steals) double-double and SPARTANS, B2 me some open looks,” said or misses. We’re trying to ST. MARY’S, B2
ITEM FILE PHOTO Peabody’s Chioke Onwuogu had 12 points and nine rebounds in a win over Saugus Thursday. Peabody boys close season on high note
season at 11-9 and awaits SCHOOL ROUNDUP its seeding in the upcom- By Mike Alongi ing state tournament. ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM SPORTS EDITOR BOYS BASKETBALL Classical 77, The Peabody boys bas- St. Mary’s forward Marina DiBiasio has been one of many contributors for the Spartans girls Danvers 71 (F/OT) ketball team closed out hockey team this season. The Rams earned the the regular season on overtime victory behind a high note Thursday, a 17-point performance knocking off Northeastern from Jeff Barbosa. Jeff Spartans prep for tough home stretch Conference foe Saugus 50- Hill Jr. was close behind 37. The Tanners closed the Prep. with 16 points, while By Daniel Kane always looking forward to For Pagliuca, this game season with six wins in Brandon Summers scored ITEM STAFF “Austin Prep, Needham it,” Pagliuca said. is less about Austin their nal eight games. 14 points. and then Notre Dame The Spartans and Cou- Prep and more about St. “We closed the season LYNN — The regular Classical (12-8) will host (Hingham) are all quality gars ended up tied at the Mary’s coming in ready to on a strong note and we’re season may be winding Everett Tuesday evening games to play to end the end of regulation in their play clean hockey. playing well at the mo- down for the St. Mary’s (6). season,” St. Mary’s coach season opener, but with “We have to take care of ment,” said Peabody coach girls hockey team, but Gloucester 66, Frank Pagliuca said. “I’m the CCL piloting an over- our own things,” Pagliuca Thad Broughton. “Now it’s that doesn’t mean there’s Salem 57 very happy to play them time period this winter said. “It’s not about Aus- time to buckle down and any shortage of quali- Guillermo Pimentel led all to end the season. I Austin Prep walked away tin Prep as much as it is get ready for the tourna- the way for the Witch- ty opponents left on the think it’s going to help with a 4-3 win. It was the ourselves and our respon- ment.” es with 18 points, while schedule. us expose things that are only overtime game the sibilities. We want to be Tyler Joyce led the Wayne Holloway had eight The Spartans are pre- going to be important for Spartans have played physical but disciplined way for Peabody with 19 points and ve rebounds paring for a gauntlet of us going into the tourna- this year. enough to not cross the points, while Chioke On- off the bench. tough tests in their last ment. I’m really looking Since then St. Mary’s line and get penalties. wuogu just missed a dou- Salem (10-8) has a quick three games before the forward to it. has been on a roll, cur- Killing off several penal- ble-double with 12 points ties in a game, no team turnaround with a home state tournament and it “Obviously Austin Prep rently boasting a 14-0-3 and nine rebounds. Joan- wants to be in that situ- game against Marblehead all starts Saturday when has been a very good record while the Cougars gel Lugo added 10 points ation.” Friday evening (5:30). they host Catholic Cen- team and not only that is (15-1-2) have just one loss and four steals. tral League rival Austin a CCL opponent so you’re this year. HOCKEY, B2 Peabody nishes the ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020
ITEM FILE PHOTO St. Mary’s guard Henri Miraka (left) scored 11 points in a win over Fenwick Thursday. St. Mary’s boys push past Fenwick ST. MARY’S and 3-pointer following a From B1 steal by Jason Romans sliced St. Mary’s lead to “He’s tough to cover,” 35-16 with four minutes Moran added. “We consid- to go, but the Spartans ered coming out of the put the game out of reach zone, but we knew that with consecutive treys Walsh was going to do from junior Sammy Batis- that. You give and you ta, Barry and two from ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO take. Yeah, we came out of Abate-Walsh to make it St. Mary’s guard Nicolette D’Itria (left) tries to drive past Fenwick’s Emma Burke during a win it a little, but we had some 44-19, Spartans, which for the Spartans Thursday night. foul trouble early so that took a 49-25 lead into really limited our consid- halftime. erations. They just don’t Abate-Walsh opened the come down and shoot it, second half with a pair of Spartans bounce back with rivalry win they move the ball so well. free throws and his sev- They just shot phenome- enth trey of the game. SPARTANS all their offense by turn- and get steals and some ter. nal.” Grenert responded with a From B1 ing it over.” breakaways. I think we’re Freshmen Morginn Kot- Grenert staked the Cru- three of his own, but a big Brynn Bertucci (nine still a little groggy offen- chian (eight points) and saders to a 3-0 lead in the block from Abate-Walsh a The Crusaders struggled points, seven rebounds) sively, but Fenwick does a Erica Lendall (seven) had first minute of the game, transition layup and an to produce offense early and Liz Gonzalez (five good job defensively.” solid fourth quarters for but that was as good as it and-one swung all the mo- on, and once the Spartans points, eight rebounds) led St. Mary’s stretched the the Crusaders off the got for Fenwick. The Spar- mentum to the Spartans took an early double-digit the way for Fenwick. lead all the way to 21-3 bench, but St. Mary’s tans closed out the quar- with a 57-28 lead. lead there was no coming The turnovers started to before Fenwick started to ter with a 19-5 run to take With the Spartans on cruised to the victory. The back. come early and St. Mary’s add some points at the win marks the Spartans’ a 19-8 lead after the first. top 73-4, the fourth quar- “Really for us it’s finding took full advantage. The free throw line. But Torres 20th victory in 25 games Fenwick junior guard Alex ter was an opportunity for ways to score,” Fenwick Spartans grabbed seven highlighted the second against Fenwick. Gonzalez cut the deficit to both coaches to empty coach Adam DeBaggis steals (three from Berg- quarter with her four- Both teams are back on eight at 19-11 after he their benches. said. “And against (St. dorf) and Torres led the point play and the Spar- drained a deep 3-pointer. The Spartans’ David Mary’s) we have to play way with six points in the tans took a 32-14 lead into the court Sunday. The With the Spartans on top Brown (13 points), Henri tougher offensively. We first quarter to help St. the half. Spartans (19-2) hosts 21-13, Spartans sopho- Miraka (11 points) and have to pass better. It’s Mary’s go ahead 15-3. The second half was Fontbonne (7) while the more Ali Barry, who had Barry (10 points) finished crazy, so many of their “We set the tone defen- more of the same. Yirsy Crusaders (12-8) will hope just entered the game, in double figures, while points come from fast sively for sure,” Newhall Queliz led the way for the to bounce back at the Lar- provided a spark. A block, Jason Romans (12 points) break layups after our said. “I thought our on- Spartans with 12 sec- ry McIntire IAABO Board steal and dish to senior finished in double figures turnovers. You sit here the-ball pressure was ex- ond-half points and St. 130 Tournament in Bever- Josh Perez, followed by a for the Crusaders. and you think, ‘should we cellent. We were able to Mary’s bumped its lead all ly on Sunday (1), where couple of free throws from St. Mary’s (18-2) is back switch defenses?’ The initially stop them from the way up to 31 midway they will take on Peabody sophomore Henri Miraka in action Tuesday at home problem is we’re creating penetrating to the hoop through the fourth quar- in the opening round. and a Barry 3-pointer against CCL rival Cardi- bumped the lead to 29-13 nal Spellman in the Spar- with five minutes to go in tan Classic (7). the half. After a Fenwick Fenwick’s (10-7) next Saugus girls basketball defeats Peabody timeout, Crusaders junior game is Sunday afternoon Christian Loescher (four against Gloucester in the ROUNDUP points) stopped the bleed- opening round of the Lar- From B1 ing with a bucket, but an ry McIntire IAABO 130 Abate-Walsh dunk and- Tournament at Beverly Danvers 72, one got the Spartans lead (2:30). Lynnfield 66 to 17 at 32-15. “They also have a big The Pioneers wrapped “Ali is playing very well stud player, their senior up the regular season for us and gives us scoring all-star, so we had a cou- with a road loss to finish off the bench,” said Brown. ple of studs (Thursday), with a 7-13 record. Max “He has long arms and but hopefully we will be Boustris scored a team- shoots the ball very well.” ready to challenge him,” high 16 points, while A Grenert free throw said Moran. Clay Marengi (13 points), Khad Connell (12 points) and Jack Ford (11 points) St. Mary’s girls hockey also finished in double figures. Luke Martinho (eight points) and Blake ready for tough stretch Peters (six points) also scored. HOCKEY team like Austin Prep will GIRLS From B1 capitalize on any chances BASKETBALL we give them.” Danvers 35, The Spartans will ben- When St. Mary’s has Classical 27 efit from an overflow of made mistakes this year, While the Rams couldn’t offensive talent coming in. they’ve been fortunate to quite pull off the win on Just about everybody on be backed by some solid Senior Night, the seniors the roster has contributed goaltending. did all contribute to the in some way this year. Sophomore Rhyan Pitari game. Jean Gupton-Mor- “At the top we have and freshmen Ang Catino rison and Kiara Edmonds Jenna Chaplain, Maggie have led the way, splitting each had six points, while Pierce and Zoe Solomons, time in net for the most Amber Crayton add- who have led our offense part while eighth-grader ed four points. Lindsey this year,” Pagliuca said. Gianna Tringale has also Valeri played great de- “Then there’s girls like been in the mix. Pitari will fense for the Rams. Lexie Turner, Samantha get the start Saturday. Classical (8-10) is back Porazinski, Marina DiBi- “They’re all having real- in action Saturday after- asio, Felicia D’Alessandro ly good seasons,” Pagliuca noon (1) against Somer- and Kate Gray. They have said. “They’ve all stepped ville at Bunker Hill Com- all chipped in and it’s been up. At times we’ve been munity College. huge rather than having a little sloppy with the Saugus 55, to rely on those one or two puck in our own zone and Peabody 35 top players. they’ve stepped up and Molly Granara led the “Even on defense we made the saves we’ve way for Saugus in the win, have Kelsey Sullivan, needed.” notching a double-double who’s a real offensive de- St. Mary’s will also hon- with 14 points and 13 re- fender,” Pagluica said. or its five seniors during bounds. Jillian Ricupero “Aria Kader, Megan Par- its Senior Night Saturday added 10 points, while thum, they’re all offensive — team captains Sullivan Jessica Nazzaro scored types of defensemen who and Parthum along with eight points and Saman- can get pucks to the net Turner, Gray and Solo- tha Shea led the way on and help create some of- mons. defense. fense.” “All five have done a Saugus (15-4) will close Each one of St. Mary’s great job pushing this out the regular season on contributors will have group and keeping the Tuesday (7) against Ever- to be sharp in this one attitudes up,” Pagliuca ett. against a Cougars team said. “Being seniors, the The Tanners, who were ITEM FILE PHOTO that will jump on any mis- younger girls look up to eliminated from state take. them and they do a good tournament contention Saugus’ Molly Granara had a double-double with 14 points and 13 re- “You can’t be giving ex- job setting an example. with the loss, got sol- bounds in a win over Peabody Thursday night. tra opportunities to them,” More than playing (Aus- id performances from Pagliuca said. “That tin Prep), we’re looking Amber Kiricoples (eight all-around game with six tire IAABO Board 130 Marblehead 0 means clearing pucks, forward to celebrating points, nine rebounds) points, eight rebounds and Basketball Tournament Marblehead (6-11-1) will catching passes and lim- our seniors. We’re excited and Lauryn Mendon- five assists. Sunday (1) at Beverly take on Auburn in the Kel- iting turnovers. It’s really and it’s good to be a good ca (seven points, 10 re- Peabody (7-11) will take High. ly O’Leary Tournament the benchmarks we set for benchmark for us at this bounds), while Taylor on Fenwick in the opening GIRLS HOCKEY Sunday (TBD) at Horgan all of our games. A good point in the year.” Bettencourt had a solid round of the Larry McIn- Masconomet 2, Arena in Auburn. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Girls Hockey English’s Malcolm finishes third at Div. 1 meet Boys Basketball Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (12) Billerica Memorial at Winthrop (1:30) Lynnfield at Danvers (7) Fenwick at Medford (2) Marblehead at Salem (5:30) Mystic Valley at Tech (5:30) Boys Hockey Winthrop at Malden Catholic (7) Marblehead at Swampscott (1) Danvers at Winthrop (3:30) Boys Hockey Peabody at Medford (4) Nashoba Tech at Peabody (5:15) Northeast Metro at Saugus (5:40) Track St. Mary’s at Fenwick (6) Division 3 State meet at Reggie Lewis Wrestling (4:30) D1 North sectional tournament at SATURDAY Methuen (8 a.m.) D2 North sectional tournament at Boys Basketball Masco (8 a.m.) Wakefield at Swampscott (7) D3 North sectional tournament at Girls Basketball Wakefield (8 a.m.) Classical at Somerville (1) Track Swimming Division 4 state meet at Reggie Lewis State meet at Boston University (2) (10:30)
SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn girls youth lynnyouthhockey.com. hockey signups NSBUA Classes Lynn Youth Hockey is The North Shore Base- looking to form two all- ball Umpires Association girls teams — one at 10U (NSBUA) is looking for and one at 12U — for the new umpires for the 2020 2020-2021 season. The season. teams will play out of the The final class date is February 24. The certifica- Middlesex Yankee Confer- tion exam date is March 2. ence Girls League and the The $100 fee includes the invite is open to all girls course, all written materi- under 12 years old who als, a rule book and the live in Lynn and the sur- certification exam. A suc- rounding cities and towns. cessfully completed Massa- Placements will be held chusetts CORI certification March 6 from 6 p.m. to 7 is required. p.m. at Connery Rink in For more information Lynn. contact Interpreter Steve For more information, Carroll via email at ste- please contact bboisson@ [email protected].
TV/RADIO TV NBA 7 p.m...... NBA All-Star Celebrity game...... ESPN 9 p.m...... NBA Rising Stars Challenge...... TNT Men’s College Basketball 6:30 p.m...... Buffalo at Toledo...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Akron at Central Mich...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... Davidson at St. Bonaventure...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Yale at Princeton...... ESPNews 9 p.m...... Rider at Siena...... ESPNU 9 p.m...... UIC at Wright State...... ESPN2 Women’s College Basketball 7 p.m...... St. John’s at Creighton...... FS2 COURTESY PHOTO Bobsled/Skeleton English’s Kendra Malcolm (left) finished third in the 50-yard dash with a time of 7.51 seconds 6 p.m...... World Cup...... NBCSN at the Div. 1 sectional track meet Wednesday evening. Boxing 10 p.m...... ShoBox: New Generation...... Showtime Curling 11 p.m...... Mixed doubles: US vs. Italy...... NBCSN Celtics battle with Clippers at TD Garden Golf 12 p.m...... Champions: Chubb Classic...... Golf 2 p.m...... PGA: Genesis Invitational...... Golf 10 p.m...... LPGA: Australian Open...... Golf Men’s College Hockey 7 p.m...... Boston University at New Hampshire...... NESN Plus 7 p.m...... Yale at Harvard...... NESN Skiing 6 p.m...... World Cup: men’s super-G...... NBCSN Men’s Soccer 2:20 p.m...... Frankfurt at Borussia Dortmund...... FS2 3 p.m...... Leicester City at Wolverhampton...... NBCSN Track and Field 9:30 p.m...... US Indoor Championships...... NBCSN Auto Racing 5 p.m...... Daytona 500 practice...... FS1 7:30 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: NextEra 250...... FS1
NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 58 35 11 12 82 192 144 St. Louis 56 32 15 9 73 178 160 Tampa Bay 57 37 15 5 79 203 152 Colorado 55 33 16 6 72 200 154 Toronto 57 30 19 8 68 203 189 Dallas 56 32 19 5 69 151 142 Florida 56 30 20 6 66 198 188 Winnipeg 58 29 24 5 63 174 176 Montreal 59 27 25 7 61 180 180 Minnesota 56 27 23 6 60 173 181 Buffalo 57 25 24 8 58 162 178 Nashville 55 26 22 7 59 178 183 Ottawa 56 18 27 11 47 147 191 Chicago 57 25 24 8 58 166 181 Detroit 58 14 40 4 32 120 216 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 58 32 21 5 69 190 175 Washington 56 36 15 5 77 202 172 Edmonton 56 30 20 6 66 181 176 Pittsburgh 55 34 15 6 74 182 150 Vegas 58 28 22 8 64 182 178 N.Y. Islanders 55 33 16 6 72 166 151 Calgary 58 29 23 6 64 164 178 Columbus 57 30 17 10 70 148 139 Arizona 59 28 23 8 64 165 162 Philadelphia 57 31 19 7 69 184 170 Anaheim 56 23 26 7 53 146 173 Carolina 56 32 21 3 67 181 157 San Jose 56 24 28 4 52 147 187 N.Y. Rangers 55 28 23 4 60 181 174 Los Angeles 58 20 33 5 45 142 186 New Jersey 55 20 25 10 50 152 195 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss.
Thursday’s Games Edmonton at Florida, 4 p.m. Columbus at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Dallas at Toronto, 7 p.m. San Jose at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Detroit at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Dallas at Montreal, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Toronto at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Florida, 7 p.m. Los Angeles vs. Colorado at Falcon Stadi- Arizona at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. um, 8 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Nashville, 8 p.m. Chicago at Calgary, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Washington at Arizona, 10 p.m. Washington at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. Calgary at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Sunday’s Games St. Louis at Vegas, 10 p.m. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 12:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 3:30 p.m. Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Carolina, 4 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Columbus, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Vancouver, 5 p.m. San Jose at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Columbus at New Jersey, 6 p.m. New Jersey at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Ottawa, 6 p.m. Saturday’s Games St. Louis at Nashville, 6 p.m. Detroit at Boston, 1 p.m. Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Nashville at St. Louis, 3 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m.
NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 40 15 .727 — Houston 34 20 .630 — Boston 37 16 .698 2 Dallas 33 22 .600 1½ Philadelphia 34 21 .618 6 Memphis 28 26 .519 6 Brooklyn 25 28 .472 14 San Antonio 23 31 .426 11 New York 17 38 .309 23 New Orleans 23 31 .426 11 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 35 19 .648 — Denver 38 17 .691 — Orlando 24 31 .436 11½ Utah 36 18 .667 1½ Washington 20 33 .377 14½ Oklahoma City 32 22 .593 5½ Charlotte 18 36 .333 17 Portland 25 31 .446 13½ Atlanta 15 41 .268 21 Minnesota 16 37 .302 21 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 46 8 .852 — L.A. Lakers 41 12 .774 — Indiana 32 23 .582 14½ L.A. Clippers 37 17 .685 4½ Chicago 19 36 .345 27½ Phoenix 22 33 .400 20 Detroit 19 38 .333 28½ Sacramento 21 33 .389 20½ Cleveland 14 40 .259 32 Golden State 12 43 .218 30 PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday’s Games Saturday’s Games L.A. Clippers at Boston, 8 p.m. No games scheduled Top: Kemba Walker (left) drives against Los Angeles Clippers guard Landry Shamet during Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Game a game at TD Garden Thursday night. Bottom: Marcus Smart (left) guards Clippers forward Friday’s Game 2020 All-Star Game 2020 Rising Stars Challenge Team Giannis vs Team LeBron, 8 p.m., Chi- Kawhi Leonard during Thursday night’s game. Team USA vs Team World, 9 p.m., Chicago cago B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 COMICS
OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS
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ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON
HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON
THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM
CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Blind date begins love story that has lasted for 55 years DEAR ABBY: I met his health care providers my lady on a blind date Dear Abby is written by Abigail are, who his banker or many years ago. When I investment people are, knocked on the door, it Van Buren, also known as Jeanne etc., so, even if I were to opened and this beautiful Phillips, and was founded by her go, I’d have no idea where girl was standing there. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact to start to act on his be- Thinking I could never be half and according to his so lucky, I asked, “Is your Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. wishes. I don’t even know sister home?” No. She Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. what his wishes are, for was my date. that matter. We dated for a few Because of his caustic months, fell in love and personality, he has few got married. We have had mother’s service in World blessing she isn’t around War II. Her book is com- to see what your sister has friends and no family of a wonderful 55-year mar- his own. How do I resign riage, and it gets sweeter pletely inaccurate. It is done to it. Because the filled with romantic fan- book is now in print, it’s as his power of attorney so every day. We handle dif- there is no assumption by ferent opinions with tasy and historical er- too late to “stop the press- rors, and cheapens my es.” If you try to discredit anyone that I would be a courtesy and respect. responsible party for him? I’m 81 now, and hug- mother’s real service what was written, it will ging and kissing her fills with untruths. very likely cause a rift, and I don’t recommend it. UNABLE IN THE my heart with warmth My sister is now busy WEST and happiness. The selling and promoting Wish your sister luck and greatest joy in my life is the book with interviews cross your fingers that it DEAR UNABLE: Dis- to love and be loved. I and book signings. My won’t become a bestseller. cuss this with your attor- wish everyone the same. mother, if she were still ney to be sure you have all alive, would be embar- DEAR ABBY: My brother lives in another your i’s dotted and your t’s ECSTATIC IN NEW rassed and appalled. I crossed. Then write your JERSEY don’t want to cause a state. He was never a good brother. He has al- brother a letter. Explain family feud, but I feel if I that because you have no DEAR ECSTATIC: remain silent, I’m help- ways been self-centered, Congratulations on 55 controlling and conde- information about his ing to perpetuate some- doctors, his wishes about years of happiness. Thank thing that is wrong on scending. He is no longer end-of-life planning, his you for sharing your love multiple levels. What, if in good health. Some banker or investment ad- story with my readers anything, should I do? time ago, he named me as and me. Today, I wish his power of attorney for viser — plus the fact that them — and you and your READING A LOT financial and health is- your own health isn’t the lovely wife — a very Hap- INTO IT sues. I am elderly and greatest — you hereby re- py Valentine’s Day. have my own issues, so, sign as his power of attor- DEAR READING: I should the need arise, it ney. Send the letter via DEAR ABBY: My sis- am sure your late mother would be difficult for me registered mail so he will ter recently self-pub- was an amazing woman to travel to where he is. have to sign for it, and lished a book that pur- whose story didn’t need He has never been there will be proof that portedly honors my embroidering. It may be a open, so I don’t know who your brother received it. BRIDGE
When you push, look for luck John Hay, who was the Secretary of North’s two-spade rebid was fourth- State from 1898 to 1905, said, “True suit game-forcing. He then set dia- luck consists not in holding the best monds as trumps before using Ro- of the cards at the table; luckiest is man Key Card Blackwood to learn he who knows just when to rise and that South had three key cards (five go home.” diamonds) but no trump queen (six If you are playing bridge for money diamonds). and the cards are not running your South saw immediately that he way, do not play on, thinking that needed trumps to split 3-2. But he your luck must turn. Go home. In also had to discard all four of his contrast, if the cards are going your club losers before a defender could way, cancel all appointments and ruff in and cash a club. That required play on. Sometimes momentum just car- finding hearts 4-4. ries the bidding higher and higher. The play went: club to the ace, If you end potentially out of your diamond king, diamond to the ace, depth, hope that you get lucky. Look three top hearts (discarding clubs), for a distribution that will allow you heart ruff, spade to the board and to succeed. pitch the last club on the high heart In today’s deal, how should South seven. play in six diamonds after West leads Lucky — finding both a 3-2 break the club king? and a 4-4 split will happen only The auction was exhausting. 22.2% of the time. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND
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MacGyver: “Red Cell + Quantum + Cold + Committed” CBS, 8 p.m. In the new episode “Red Cell + Quantum + Cold + Committed,” Mac (Lucas Till) is recruited to steal a highly classified project from a military lab in order to find flaws in its security. Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector: “Game On” NBC, 8 p.m. Talk show host and comedian Jay Leno stands next to a Chrysler Turbine at Jay’s Garage in Burbank, Calif. The Bone Collector (Brian F. O’Byrne) challenges Lin- coln (Russell Hornsby), Amelia (Arielle Kebbel) and By Taylor Neumann inspired by New York City in image of Elton John is com- Jane Seymour – Costumes the team with a trifecta of victims across New York REMIND MAGAZINE the 1940s. The set is said to plete without him wearing “I’m the only actress that City. But as the team races to solve the clue trails have over 100 structures, one of his signature sets of I can think of who had in before it’s too late, Lincoln must come to terms with Sure, collecting is a pretty some more than 5 feet tall. shades — the more colorful, her contract that she could the Bone Collector’s real target — his own ego. common hobby. Lots of peo- the better! keep the costume,” Seymour ple collect coins or stamps or Nicolas Cage – Blue Bloods: “The Fog of War” shared in an interview. “So, even trading cards. But ce- Comic Books Johnny Depp – Insects CBS, 10 p.m. I have costumes from al- lebrities, with their inflated Cage is a giant comic book In an early interview, Depp Guest Star Alert! most everything I’ve ever resources and money, can fan, taking his stage name claimed his interest in bugs Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) and Baez (Marisa Ramirez) done. I have all the best Dr. go above and beyond when from the Marvel superhero started with him reading work with Texas Ranger Waylon Gates (guest star Lyle Quinn costumes right here accumulating their favorite Luke Cage (he also named the Kafka classic The Meta- Lovett) when they are put on a case to find the Lone in my closet, including some Star Killer in the new episode “The Fog of War.” things. We’ve found a few ex- his son Kal-El after DC Com- morphosis and relating to amples of stars’ interesting ics’ Superman). He has been the main character. Not only of Sully’s pieces, and I have Strike Back costumes going back to The Cinemax, 10 p.m. collections, from macabre to spotted at conventions add- does Depp collect insects of ing more to his already im- Sun Also Rises, which I did Season Premiere! childlike to just plain weird. all types, but he also collects pressive collection. way back. Karl Lagerfeld One final adrenalized season is in store for the Jay Leno – Cars limited-edition Barbies, rare personally designed and cre- network’s iconic series. When an Albanian crime Leno is famous for his se- Penelope Cruz – books and animal skeletons! ated four dresses for that family kidnaps a scientist responsible for the de- rious car collection and even Coat Hangers Tom Hanks – Typewriters through the house of Chanel. velo p.m.ent of a top-secret British bioweapon, the has a popular CNBC show Cruz is said to have over Hanks owns a variety of I even have the waistcoat covert special-ops soldiers of Section 20 are sent called Jay Leno’s Garage 500 hangers in her collection, vintage manual typewriters that Christopher Reeve gave on a mission to secure the virus and take down its where he shows off some with a notable exception — and is known to take one me that had the penny in it potential black-market buyers. But what starts as a of his carefully handpicked the actress hates wire hang- with him while traveling. He in Somewhere in Time.” relatively straightforward mission quickly escalates cars. The collection (as of ers and refuses to keep them uses them to write letters, into a race against the clock to neutralize an even 2018) consists of around 169 in her house! It’s unknown wrote a book of short stories Demi Moore – Dolls deadlier weapon of mass destruction. automobiles and 117 motor- whether Cruz actually hangs that all feature typewriters Moore is said to have Bill Burr Presents: The Ringers cycles. her clothes on them, or if (appropriately titled Uncom- amassed thousands of vin- Comedy Central, 11 p.m. Rod Stewart – Trains they’re in a special place of mon Type) and even creat- tage dolls, a collection that Season Finale! Almost the entire third floor their own. ed an app, the Hanx Writer, started with then-husband Gavin Matts shares how a notorious viral video of Stewart’s L.A. home is de- Elton John – Glasses which simulates writing on a Bruce Willis gifting her the changed his life, Brenton Biddlecombe explains voted to his 1,500-square-foot In 2010, John told BBC Ra- typewriter. He also appears very first one. She reportedly his struggles as a short man, and Punkie Johnson model train set, which fea- dio, “I do have a quarter of a in the documentray Califor- keeps them in their very own weighs in on a lesbian stereotype. tures a big city of skyscrapers million pairs of glasses.” No nia Typewriter. full-size house.
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DeAngelis to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as Systems, Inc. as nominee for, Summit Mortgage, LLC, its successors and assigns, CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF nominee for United Wholesale Mortgage, its successors and assigns, dated May dated September 8, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) COMPLETE SETTLEMENT 10, 2013 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Registry of Deeds at Book 26079, Page 361 as affected by a Loan Modification Essex Probate and Family Court Deeds at Book 32455, Page 69, as affected by an Affidavit of Scrivener's Error recorded on August 21, 2012 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 31641, Page 36 Federal Street recorded in said Registry of Deeds at Book 38215, Page 534, subsequently 147, subsequently assigned to GMAC Mortgage, LLC by Mortgage Electronic Salem, MA 01970 assigned to Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC by Mortgage Electronic Registration Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern (978) 744-1020 Systems, Inc., as nominee for United Wholesale Mortgage, its successors and District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28552, Page 113, subsequently assigned to assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC by GMAC Mortgage, LLC by assignment recorded in Estate of: of Deeds at Book 35572, Page 369 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32625, Page 111, Linda Marie DeSandis and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM subsequently assigned to Residential Credit Solutions, Inc. by Ocwen Loan on March 6, 2020 at 14 Breed Square, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises Servicing LLC by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Date of Death: 07/18/2016 described in said Mortgage, to wit: Registry of Deeds at Book 34502, Page 605, subsequently assigned to Ditech Financial LLC by Residential Credit Solutions, Inc. by assignment recorded in said A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: The land in Lynn with the buildings thereon situated on and numbered 14 Breed Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35417, Page 77, Michelle Ann Stacey of Dracut, MA Square and bounded and described as follows: Westerly: by Breed Square, 42 subsequently assigned to New Penn Financial, LLC D/B/A ShellPoint Mortgage feet; Northerly: by land now or formerly of Brock, 35 feet; Easterly: by land now or Servicing by Ditech Financial LLC by assignment recorded in said Essex County requesting that the court order a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including a late of Brock, 35 feet; Southerly: by land now or late of Brock, 80 feet. The (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36002, Page 5 for breach of the determination of testacy and heirs at law and other such relief as may be Northerly boundary line is distant from land now or formerly of Allen 13 feet in conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be requested in the Petition. front and 17 feet in the rear, Together with the right to use the land between the sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on February 28, 2020 at 17 Woodside Terrace, Northerly boundary and said Allen's land, as set forth in the deed recorded with Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: IMPORTANT NOTICE said Deeds, Book 1257, Page 414. The mortgagor(s) expressly reserve my/our You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the rights of Homestead and do not wish to terminate my/our Homestead by granting The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon, situated at 17 Woodside Terrace, Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney the within conveyance notwithstanding my/our waiver of such homestead in and being shown as Lot #3 on a "Plan of Property in Lynn, Mass., owned by Amber must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on paragraph 24 of the within mortgage. V. Shea," drawn by Stanley E. Thomas, Civil Engineer, dated March, 1942, the return day of 03/09/2020. recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 3291, Page 464, and This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Upon information and belief, there is an error in the legal description attached to bounded and described as follows: appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a the mortgage, wherein the second bound should read: NORTHERLY by land now or SOUTHEASTERLY by Woodside Terrace, 106.01 feet; timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections formerly of Brock, used as a passageway, 80 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land of MacRae, 51.68 feet; within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further NORTHWESTERLY by land of City of Lynn, 106.65 feet; and notice to you. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, NORTHEASTERLY by Lot #4 on said plan, 54.57 feet. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax Subject to and with the benefit of easements and restrictions of record insofar as Date: February 03, 2020 titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in the same may be in force and applicable and more specifically see Easement to Pamela Casey O'Brien possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Lynn Gas and Electric Company, Book 2947, Page 549, also subject to a Right of Register of Probate Way over Woodside Terrace. Item: February 14, 2020 TERMS OF SALE: For title reference see Deed dated September 14, 2001 and recorded Book A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of 17648, Page 33. Commonwealth of Massachusetts a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed The Trial Court delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be recorded with Essex South Probate and Family Court required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of District Registry of Deeds in Book 23861, Page 202. Docket No. ES18P0880EA the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax COMPLETE SETTLEMENT check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights Essex Probate and Family Court at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of tenants and parties in possession, and attorney's fees and costs. 36 Federal Street of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Salem, MA 01970 sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be TERMS OF SALE: (978) 744-1020 entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Estate of: description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Muriel Irene Close of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Date of Death: 02/22/2018 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Nancy Chandler of Lynn, MA Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms requesting that the court order a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including Present Holder of said Mortgage, of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure the allowance of a final account, a determination of heirs at law and other such By Its Attorneys, sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be relief as may be requested in the Petition. ORLANS PC entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further IMPORTANT NOTICE PO Box 540540 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Waltham, MA 02454 description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Phone: (781) 790-7800 of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 19-009951 03/16/2020. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Item: February 14, 21, 28, 2020 NewRez LLC, F/K/A New Penn Financial, LLC, D/B/A Shellpoint Mortgage appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Servicing timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Present Holder of said Mortgage, notice to you. By Its Attorneys, WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. ORLANS PC Date: February 07, 2020 Pamela Casey O'Brien PO Box 540540 Register of Probate Waltham, MA 02454 Item:February 14, 2020 Phone: (781) 790-7800 15-002600 February 7, 14, 21, 2020
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By Mark Kennedy ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — If the Hollywood mantra for making blockbusters is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “faster, faster, faster,” then The latest fashion creation from Marc Jacobs the creators of “Sonic the is modeled during New York’s Fashion Week. Hedgehog” have wisely ig- nored it. The little blue alien who can sprint quicker than Jacobs closes Fashion the speed of light has iron- ically benefited from slow- Week with thrilling ing it down, taking a pit stop to retool and emerge PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS this month as a total Sonic runs in a tense scene of the “Sonic The Hedgehog” movie, based dance extravaganza crowd-pleaser. on the video game series of the same name. Respectful of the rich mythical and chic with its history of the brand and By Jocelyn Noveck outcry led to the film being guys.” sion throughout, with the ASSOCIATED PRESS beauty, promise, sparkle yet welcoming to newcom- delayed for a reset, result- In the script by Pat Ca- scriptwriters clearly put- and grit.” ers, “Sonic the Hedgehog” ing in a Sonic with a sleek- sey and Josh Miller, Son- ting their fingers on the NEW YORK — Some- He said he wanted to is a feel-good buddy movie er design, larger eyes and ic is naturally attracted scale against life in the big how, he does it almost strike a contrast with his for both adults and their every time, and design- last show, a riot of color own little aliens. “Nailed fewer chompers. to fast things — “Flash” city. One great sequence er Marc Jacobs did it yet and fanciful designs that it!” screams Sonic at one While there’s no way to comic books and the movie ends with everyone agree- again: Upped his game, ended with him twirling point and that might be give a side-by-side com- “Speed” (Keanu Reeves is ing on a common enemy: when it came to closing and dancing off the stage a fitting summary for the parison, the film that “a natural treasure,” de- hipsters. out New York Fashion to “Dream a Little Dream,” film. emerges portrays Sonic clares our heroic blue guy, The plot isn’t too far Week with a jolt of cre- sung by Mama Cass. “As a Director Jeff Fowler has as a cute, naive teenager, one of many lines that will from the classic “ET” or ative energy, vision and departure from last sea- been entrusted on his fea- prone to saying very 2020 go over your little ones’ the more modern “Bum- sheer panache. son’s flamboyance ... this ture film debut with bring- things like “I am living heads.) blebee” — an alien lands On Wednesday night, in a collection emphasizes re- ing to life the ball of super my best life” and “I can’t Reeves isn’t the only ce- on Earth to hide and show that drew raves from straint, quality of fabrics, CGI energy, whose origins with that guy.” He has lebrity to get a shout-out: soon must team up with across the fashion world, make and proportion, lie in Sega video games. But fled his own planet with Vin Diesel, Will Smith and a kindly human (James Jacobs’ vision included valuing simplicity and things didn't look too good a warning to “never stop Obi-Wan Kenobi are all in- Marsden, in a very Mars- not just models (nearly timelessness,” he wrote. when a trailer dropped last running” and a twist on voked for laughs. Amazon den groove) to escape the 90 of them) wearing inge- The guests walked into April that portrayed Son- the “Spider-Man” proverb: and Olive Garden also get clutches of evil govern- nious, inventive clothes, the dark and cavernous ic as more rat-like with “With great power comes some love. There’s a weird ment scientists who want but more than 50 dancers, armory to find chairs ar- creepy human teeth. An great power-hungry bad urban-versus-rural ten- to dissect it. choreographed by veteran ranged around small round contemporary dancemaker tables, as if in a nightclub. Karole Armitage. With the The show opened with a Show brings awareness to male body positivity dancers and models writh- single spotlight on the bare ing, marching, even sprint- floor. Then emerged chore- bring awareness to young ing across the enormous By Aron Ranen ographer Armitage, 65, ar- ASSOCIATED PRESS men who experience de- bare wooden floor of the tistic director of New York- pression and commit Park Avenue Armory, and based Armitage GONE! NEW YORK — The de- suicide because of body the audience just trying to bate over unrealistic body Dance who's been called a shaming and bullying. figure out where to look, “punk ballerina,” dressed ideals for women is a She also pointed to steroid it's no wonder that many only in black dance clothes. long-standing one, but the abuse and men who sub- missed the wry surprise She soon ceded the stage same discussion over ex- mit themselves to punish- Jacobs threw in: a cameo to a phalanx of models, the pectations for men hasn’t runway appearance by pop first group dressed head to reached the same cultural ing gym routines to attain star Miley Cyrus, strut- toe in one color: bright yel- pitch. superhero bodies. ting in a black bralette and low, or baby pink, or tan, That was the motivation The message was clear: trousers and elbow-length or white. They marched behind Ryan’s Secret, a End male body shaming. black gloves, and carrying purposefully across the different kind of show at “Yeah, I’m body positive, a zebra-print coat. stage. Suddenly a group New York Fashion Week I think it’s a good mes- Jacobs, who always gets of dancers appeared, some that featured plus size sage to show people that the final time slot of Fash- dressed only in undergar- men proudly baring skin. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS you love your body, you ion Week, called this show ments, with long gloves or “Especially being a big love yourself,” said model “Chaos and Form.” heels. guy myself, going for job Daniel Jean walks the runway Wednesday in a Daniel Jean. “You know In a printed statement As the models marched interviews, if you’re not fashion show aimed at shining a light on male it’s hard out there the way given out to guests, he back and forth past the looking like some studly body shaming issues and the importance of the the media portrays you, wrote that he’d been in- audience, the dancers guy, sometimes you don’t male body positivity movement. you know, especially when spired by “the fading pic- writhed and undulated; get the job. Just like Bar- you’re a big guy.” ture of a disappearing it felt like appropriately, bie has the same issues, Wednesday night’s show. the gods-themed show. Jean walked in roy- New York that prevails like a chaotic urban scene. Ken has even more,” said Diaz walked in black Ryan’s Secret creative al purple satin. He was — now foreign and exotic Gradually the clothes be- 36-year-old Joseph Diaz, embellished bicycle shorts director and designer among 15 plus size men to in its extinction, forever came fancier. one of the models at and a matching cape for Myriam Chalek wanted to participate. HERE TO HELP Your guide to essential real estate services To place your ad here, call 781-593-7700, ext. 1257 or e-mail: [email protected] REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Residential Investment Commercial Protecting your most valuable assets can make a world of difference! A James Lynch Insurance is your independent agent working with you 297 Broadway to achieve your insurance needs. Maura P. Lynch WANT TO SELL? Lynn, MA 01904 President Call Alison for a free market analysis of your home or building. • Professional, personalized service • Competititve rates Our 50th Year! 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By Sarah El Deeb dicting the 800,000 figure out of government control thousands of troops into ASSOCIATED PRESS will rise in the coming since 2012 and accessing the area to stall the ad- days as the government it was part of a now failed vances, sparking rare di- BEIRUT — Over 140,000 offensive continues. 2018 cease-fire agreement. rect confrontations with Syrians have been displaced “This level of displace- Calls for a cease-fire have Syrian troops. in the last three days alone ment couldn’t come at a failed to stop the violence. The Syrian war, now in by violence in the country’s worse time as more and On Thursday, govern- its ninth year, has pulled northwest, bringing the to- more people are squeezed ment troops continued to in international players tal of those uprooted in a into an increasingly small- advance through the Alep- including the U.S., Russia Syrian government offen- er area of land with little po countryside to secure and Turkey. Russia has sive against the last oppo- their hold on the highway. sition stronghold to over more than the clothes on supported the Syrian gov- 800,000, the United Nations their back,” he said, de- Most of the villages and ernment troops while the said Thursday. scribing people fleeing in towns that sit alongside U.S. has led an internation- The U.N. said at least 60 the middle of the night the highway are now emp- al coalition fighting Islamic percent of the more than to avoid detection in tem- ty, while hundreds of thou- State group militants. peratures below zero. sands are squeezing into Also on Thursday, the 800,000 displaced since PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Dec. 1 are children. The “The crisis is deepening displacement camps, open U.S. military acknowl- humanitarian crisis in Syrian civilians flee from Idlib in the rain to- by the minute, but the in- fields and tents to move edged its troops fired on the already overcrowded ward the north to find safety inside Syria near ternational community re- away from the front lines. and killed a Syrian com- opposition-held enclave is the border with Turkey. mains indifferent,” Swan- The U.N. said 550,000 batant when government compounded by freezing son added. of the displaced are living supporters attacked an weather conditions, and people. Most have already ment over such a short pe- Government forces, with in Idlib towns and villag- American convoy in north- existing severe needs. been displaced from other riod of time has increased Russian support, have fo- es already packed with eastern Syria a day earlier. The government offen- parts of Syria because of needs exponentially. cused their offensive on ar- displaced people. Another The clash Wednesday sive, backed by Russia, has the ongoing conflict. David Swanson, U.N. eas along a strategic high- 250,000 have moved to was a rare direct confron- intensified and expanded The humanitarian situa- regional spokesperson for way that runs through northern Aleppo in areas tation between a Syrian to include southern and tion for people in northwest the crisis in Syria, said opposition territory and administered by Turkey pro-government group eastern Idlib province as Syria is “at the most crit- more resources, including connects the country’s and allied Syrian groups. and U.S. troops deployed well as southern and west- ical points,” the U.N. said, funding, are immediately south to the north. The Turkey, a sponsor of the in the increasingly crowd- ern Aleppo, an area home adding that the massive needed to save lives and M5 highway, now secured cease-fire and a backer of ed terrain near the border to an estimated 4 million scale of human displace- alleviate suffering, pre- by Syrian troops, had been the opposition, has sent with Iraq and Turkey. Spain disputes tech show was Fear, boredom, adventure fill canceled for health motives each day on quarantined ship By Foster Klug By Renata Brito ASSOCIATED PRESS and Ciaran Giles ASSOCIATED PRESS YOKOHAMA, Japan — Fear. Surprising moments BARCELONA, Spain — of levity. Soul-crushing Organizers of the world’s boredom. biggest mobile technolo- Life on the Diamond gy fair insisted Thursday Princess, the cruise ship that they canceled the quarantined in a Japanese annual Mobile World Con- port with scores of cases of gress due to health and safety concerns over the a new virus, means expe- virus outbreak in China. riencing all these things, But the Spanish govern- according to interviews by ment disagreed, hinting The Associated Press with that there was another passengers and a growing motive for the cancella- stream of tweets and You- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tube videos. tion. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “This is indeed a very Director general of the GSMA Mats Granryd, With another week or difficult situation andcenter, and CEO and Director for GSMA Ltd. more of quarantine to Medical workers with protective suits walk a very difficult decision John Hoffman, right, take part in a press con- come, the AP looks inside away from the quarantined Diamond Princess that we have taken,” Mats ference in Barcelona, Spain. the vacation cruise that’s cruise ship in Yokohama. Granryd, director general gone seriously off course: ty of staff and visitors. There is no local reason” of the GSMA, told report- and played music for an Japanese man in his 30s ers in Barcelona on Thurs- But the Spanish govern- to cancel. The Good ment said in a statement Granryd said the de- hour and a half to the de- who refused to give his day, a day after they can- Even during the quar- light of the passengers. name because of privacy celed the event. Thursday it “believes it is cision had nothing to do not public health reasons with the trade differences antine, it can seem like And the time, early in concerns said he spends “Our priorities have Cheryl and Paul Molesky the quarantine, when eight his days taking photos been very clear and very in Spain that have moti- between China and the vated the cancellation.” U.S., as suggested by one are still on vacation. people on Jet Skis cruised of each meal and posting simple: The first is health The couple from Syracuse, up, yelling out “Welcome!” them anonymously on and safety of everyone in- “There is no public reporter who noted that health reason to not hold some of those that had New York, can be seen in and playing music. The Twitter. volved in the show and the their YouTube videos loung- passengers clapped and “All I can do is to wait second priority is the rep- events of this type in our canceled were at events in ing, often in plush bath- waved from their balconies. and tweet,” he said. utation of the MWC and country,” the government Amsterdam. robes, on their balcony, en- The ship, which has 17 The ship has a sushi this event here in Barce- added. It did not say what “Absolutely not. Every- joying the sweeping views decks, has upped its in- restaurant, Japanese lona.” reasons it thought were one I have spoken to, this of a glittering, sun-streaked ternet service, and Cheryl style bath and theater, The decision to scrap the behind the decision. is a health and safety is- ocean and, on occasion, but passengers are now Feb. 24-27 event in Barce- Spain has only two peo- sue concern, concern of Molesky spends several snow-capped Mount Fuji. mostly confined to their lona was taken after doz- ple infected with the virus, travel, concern of having hours each day answering “We try to have an up- rooms. Many cabins — ens of tech companies and neither of whom is in Bar- to put business-critical re- emails and texts and edit- beat presentation and spread across decks with wireless carriers dropped celona. sources in quarantine for ing their YouTube videos. make sure that our atti- names such as Aloha, Dol- out over the COVID-19 Barcelona Mayor Ada 14 days so it has nothing “Now that we’re here in tude comes across that, phin and Emerald — are virus, including major Colau, sitting alongside to do with anything else quarantine we’re getting we’re not hurt, we’re not in as small as, if not smaller, companies like Ericsson, Granryd, also said, “nei- than the force majeure sit- so much attention. We pain, ... we’re actually just than many hotel rooms. Nokia, Sony, Amazon, In- ther in Barcelona, Cata- uation of having coronavi- never get that much atten- More affordable rooms tel and LG. The companies lonia or Spain does any rus disease spreading on enjoying ourselves,” Paul tion at home,” the 59-year- are not much wider than a cited concerns for the safe- health concern exist today. the planet,” Granryd said. Molesky, a 78-year-old pot- old retired art and media ter, said in an interview. teacher said. double bed and don't have “It’s been very nice.” much seating space aside There was the time a The Bored from a desk chair, accord- man came to the docks ing to pictures posted on in a Spider-Man costume Elsewhere on the ship, a the ship's website.
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