FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 Subplot: Route 1 Something new is cooking is losing a landmark in place of Saugus Spud’s By Steve Krause sure we served a quality product,” he By Bridget Turcotte a restaurant in Boston, with a group of ITEM STAFF said. “But more important were the ITEM STAFF partners, he said. relationships we built with people. The pair plan to open a new restaurant SAUGUS — Rich Santoro says that We have children, even grandchildren, Burgers and sushi will soon replace called K Pub, a high-end sports bar and there are people he knows because of of original customers who still come Spud’s in Saugus. restaurant that serves American and what they order at his sub shop on Route here.” Brothers Kevin Ye and Wan Xi Ye have Chinese cuisine as well as sushi. 1 in Saugus. The Santoro Brothers, Rob and Rich, agreed to purchase the Lincoln Avenue “It will be more like an Asian grill with “I’ll see someone, and he’ll wave, and value those relationships deeply. But at property that was once home to Spud’s sushi and burgers,” said Kevin Ye in an I’ll say, ‘oh, yeah, chicken cutlet, no the age of 56 and 55 respectively, they’re Restaurant. interview with The Item Thursday. sauce, small,’” he said. ready to move on with their lives. On or Kevin Ye is the owner of Oye’s Restau- The sale is contingent upon the approv- That as much as anything else, is why around Feb. 3, the brothers will retire rant on Route 1 in Saugus, and Wan Xi al of a liquor license transfer from Spud’s Santoro’s Sub-Villa has endured as a and sell the property. Ye has been an assistant manager at by the Saugus Board of Selectmen. Saugus staple since 1954. Fusion House in Methuen for almost a “We always paid attention to make SANTORO’S, A3 decade. Kevin Ye also owns 2Twenty2, SPUD’S, A3 All types for COUNCIL ORDER: PICK ONE All Ages in Swampscott

By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF Two dozen people, with a wide range of po- sitions in Swampscott, signed up to make the town more age-friendly. After two months of seeking volunteers for the Swampscott for All Ages Committee, co-chairs Robert Powell and Heidi Whear are ready for the next step. The committee, partnered with the University of Massachu- setts-Boston Gerontology Institute and Cen- ter for Social & Demographic Research in Ag- ing, will implement a ve-year plan to make the town an age-friendly, age-ready commu- nity, says Powell. “Over the years of my ministry, I have been privileged to be with many wonderful peo- ple experiencing the joys and challenges of aging,” said Pastor Ian Holland of the First Church Congregational. “As a society, and as a town, I think we can do more to support one another. The committee, and the informal group that preceded it, is comprised of people with deep experiences working with seniors and broad expertise in the complex issues facing them, and I am very excited to learn from them as well.” Along with Holland, the committee in- cludes Swampscott Fire Chief Kevin Breen, a police of cer, a realtor, members of exist- ing boards and committees throughout the town, an audiologist, and members who have experience dealing with affordable housing. Powell said everyone who wrote in asking to be a member of the committee was appointed, and they are still accepting applications. Anyone interested in joining the Swamp- scott for All Ages Committee can email alan- [email protected]. “We want people who are passionate about this and have a vested interest in making it happen,” said Powell. “The more people that are involved, the more we increase the odds ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK of success.” At Town Meeting last May, Powell and Donald Castle, left, and Fred Hogan are running to take state Rep. Peter Capano’s seat on the Lynn City Whear secured $30,000 for an age-friendly Council. community assessment to be completed by their university partner. The two co-chairs have a meeting with the school on Jan. 14 Colleagues to choose replacement for Ward 6 seat to talk about the speci cs of the assessment and how to best distribute the cash from By Gayla Cawley replace him on the City Council, a po- with the Item in separate interviews the town and conduct a community-wide ITEM STAFF sition he held since 2005, but only two, on Thursday to outline why they be- survey with fundamental questions about Fred Hogan and Donald Castle, have lieve they should be selected to repre- housing and community engagement, said LYNN — It appears to be a two-man garnered support from the panel. sent Ward 6. Powell. race to replace Peter Capano on the Under City Charter rules, if a seat If appointed, Hogan or Castle would The newly appointed committee is expected City Council. The panel is expected to becomes open on the council, the per- ll the seat until next year’s election. to meet monthly until they are ready to pres- vote on its next Ward 6 councilor on son who came in second gets the job. No matter how the vote turns out, both ent any ndings from the survey by Town Tuesday. But since Capano ran unopposed in plan to kick off their campaigns later Meeting in May. One of the main reasons for Capano stepped down from the City the last local election, the council will this month to run for a full term as the largely diverse committee is to ensure it Council last month and was sworn in choose his replacement by majority Ward 6 councilor. is eliciting responses from as many residents to the state legislature on Wednesday. vote. Fred Hogan as possible, Powell said. He was elected in November to repre- Hogan, a community activist, and “I want to make Lynn better tomorrow sent West Lynn and Nahant. Castle, assistant chief probation of cer SWAMPSCOTT, A3 There are four candidates vying to in Suffolk Superior Court, sat down COUNCIL, A3 INSIDE Pelosi and Moulton Opinion Jourgensen: Stalwart women ‘are on the same team’ well remembered. A6 Lynn By Lisa Mascaro her political career being underestimat- ASSOCIATED PRESS ed, only to prove the naysayers wrong. Lawyer disbarred, In this case, it was by winning back the allegedly pocketed WASHINGTON — Nancy Pelosi Democratic majority and amassing the mother’s bene ts. A8 knew this moment would come, even if votes for the speaker’s job. Sports others had their doubts — or worked to “None of us is indispensable,” Pelosi stop her. Classical boys told the Associated Press while cam- basketball tops Salem Pelosi was elected Thursday as House paigning last fall, “but I do know that in defensive battle. B1 speaker, the only woman who has held I’m very good at what I do.”  the of ce and now one of few elected of- In accepting the gavel, Pelosi gave English swimming U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass) was one of the cials who have returned to it. The last nod to the new era of divided govern- drops close match to leading opponents against re-electing Nancy Pe- time a speaker regained the gavel was ment with a pledge to “reach across the NEC foe Medford. B1 losi as speaker, but after seeing she had enough more than a half-century ago. votes for the post, opted to back her a month ago. The California Democrat has spent TEAM, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 48° VOL. 141, ISSUE 21 LOOK ...... A4-5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B7-8 LOW 36° OPINION ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 OBITUARIES Rollins sworn in as Rose-Marie N. Deschambault, 77 Peter F. Lendall, 76 1941-2018 Suffolk County DA

BIDDEFORD, Maine her favorites), trav- EFFINGHAM, N.H. friends. He later en- Suffolk County District with the people of Suffolk — Rose-Marie Noella eling with her sisters, — Peter F. Lendall, joyed carving and Attorney Rachael Rollins County.” Deschambault, 77, crocheting, music, 76, of Effingham, woodworking. He was is the first woman elect- Rollins has been an at- of Biddeford, Maine, dancing (lots of N.H., and formerly of an animal lover and ed to that position, and passed away on New dancing!), playing Peabody, died Mon- loved having his Bos- torney for two decades. the first woman of color to She received degrees from Year’s Day 2019 after with her grandkids day afternoon at the ton Terriers. serve as a district attor- gracefully handling a (she was great at Portsmouth Region- Peter is survived by Northeastern Universi- ney anywhere in Massa- year-long illness. hide n seek) and vis- al Hospital in New his two sons, Joseph ty School of Law and the chusetts. She was born Dec. iting her hometown Hampshire following “Jay” and his wife Georgetown University Rollins was sworn in 20, 1941 in Corm- of Memramcook, a brief illness. He Stephanie Lendall of Law Center. She previ- as Suffolk County’s 16th ier’s Cove, NB to Tilmon and NB, Canada. She was a shin- was the devoted husband of Medford and Peter F. Lendall Jr. ously served as a field Armezine (Beliveau) LeBlanc ing example of dependability the late Dale (Craddock) Len- and his wife Jean of Peabody; district attorney Wednes- attorney at the National day. and was the youngest of 12. and generosity and had an dall and the former husband his beloved four grandchildren, Labor Relations Board in She was administered At the age of 16, Rose-Marie enviable energy that knew no of Judy Sousa of Peabody. Knox, Derek, Dana, and Erica Boston and as an attorney the oath of office by Ger- moved from New Brunswick, bounds. She hosted holidays Born in Lynn, he was the Lendall; and by several good with the law firm of Bing- Canada to Saugus to live or visited with her family for son of the late Joseph and friends in Peabody and New aldine Hines, a former associate justice of the ham McCutchen, includ- closer to siblings and to gain countless gatherings, gradu- Janet (Dalton) Lendall. He Hampshire. He was prede- ing a rotation through the employment. Rose-Marie was ations and life events — with was raised and educated in ceased by his two sisters, Janet Supreme Judicial Court and the first woman of Plymouth County District proud to become a United Thanksgiving (and all the fix- Peabody and was a graduate Lendall and Ellyn Mitchell, and Attorney’s office, accord- States citizen and sought jobs ings that go with it) being near of Peabody High School, Class by his beloved Boston Terriers, color to serve on that high court. ing to a statement from that would allow flexibility as and dear to her heart. Yet, of of 1961. He has lived in Eff- Douglas and Charlie. her office. a working mother, such as the all the things that she enjoyed, ingham for the past 12 years. Service information: Visiting In turn, she swore in She handled civil and housekeeping she did for 17 there was nothing that com- Peter was first employed hours will be held on Sunday about 150 Suffolk Coun- years. Beyond that, she spent pared to the love and passion as a truck driver doing long from 2-5 p.m. and Monday ty prosecutors whom she criminal matters as a fed- 10 years each working various she had for her family. She distance and local transpor- from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the oversees as the chief law eral prosecutor with the positions on a lighting produc- dedicated her life to her family tation for Kmart and Pickering CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODUER enforcement officer for United States Attorney’s tion line at Sylvania and as a and nothing brought her more Oil and was a member of the Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., Boston, Chelsea, Revere, office in Boston for four certified home healthcarejoy than spending time and Teamsters as well. He later Peabody, followed by his funer- and Winthrop. The cere- years before serving as provider. Later in life she ob- creating memories with her worked for the city of Peabody al service at 11:30 at the fu- mony was held at Roxbury general counsel for both tained her GED and became a children and grandchildren. at the water treatment plant neral home to which relatives Community College. MassDOT and the MBTA, licensed hairdresser — which The ways in which she chose for many years before he re- and friends are kindly invited “We have a big job ahead and went on to become the was a dream of hers from a to spend her time created tired in 2005. to attend. Burial will be in of us — changing percep- chief legal counsel for the young age. countless memories which are Peter enjoyed riding his Cedar Grove Cemetery, Cedar tions and expectations of Massachusetts Port Au- She was married to Nor- now cherished, lifelong gifts. Harley throughout the moun- Grove Avenue, Peabody. For how the criminal justice thority. man St. Laurent from 1960 to Rose has now been reunit- tain region of New Hampshire directions and online obituary, system can best serve the A cancer survivor, a 1966 with whom she shares ed with her parents, Armez- and Vermont with his biker visit www.ccbfuneral.com. community, and how nec- mother, and an aunt with essary other disciplines her daughter, Cathie. She ine and Tilmon LeBlanc, who custody of two nieces, Rol- are to our shared success,” was later married to Roland predeceased her, as well as lins was elected to her she said in a statement. Deschambault from 1970 her brothers Alonzo, Fernand, current position at the age Patricia R. Tyler “Professionals in educa- until 2015, the father to both Louis and Emery LeBlanc. She of 47 with a mandate to Keith and Tina. She raised her is survived by her sisters, Flor- tion, medical and mental 1950-2018 change, reform, and im- three children in Lynn, where ence Bennett, Theresa Bresna- health, social services, prove the criminal justice she made a home with her han, Lucille Vautour and Berthe EXETER, N.H. — Patricia R. ed at 185 Lake St., Peabody. housing, and many oth- then-husband, Roland, before Gallant; as well as her brothers, (Toomey) Tyler died at her BREWITT Funeral Service, er fields all play a part system. She pledged to retiring and moving to Maine Eddie, Romeo and Paul LeB- home on Dec. 15, 2018. 14 Pine St., Exeter, N.H., is in public safety and we use that platform locally in 2004, closer to her children lanc. Her children: daughter Service information: A handling the arrangements. need their collaboration and nationally with the and grandchildren. Catherine Buotte (St. Laurent) graveside service will be For more information and to as surely as we need po- support and assistance of Simply put, she was loved and partner Dan Look; son, held on Friday, Jan. 11, 2019 view the complete obituary, lice and prosecutors. Pos- her prosecutorial staff and by all who knew her. From her Keith Deschambault and wife at 12:30 p.m. at Puritan please visit brewittfuneral- itive change is in the air, professionals from many large adoring family to close Lexie; daughter, Tina Borsa Lawn Memorial Park, locat- home.com. and I’m looking forward other fields of expertise as friends to people she just met, (Deschambault) and husband to achieving it together well. she possessed a certain “je ne Matt; four grandchildren, Taylor, sais quoi” that drew people to Matt and Sarah Buotte and her. No matter where she was Natalie Deschambault (who all or the challenges she may affectionately call her Nana), Baker sworn in for second term have been facing at the time, and many nieces and neph- she always had a genuine in- ews. She also leaves behind By Bob Salsberg governor to ease his no- terest in people and showed beloved friend Jerry Plourde. and Steve LeBlanc new-taxes mantra in the them all kindness. This be- Service information: Visit- ASSOCIATED PRESS interest of creating new came especially apparent to ing hours will be from 1-3 on sources of revenue for her family in the past year as Sunday, Jan. 6, 2019 at Hope BOSTON — Gov. Char- some of Massachusetts’ they’d regularly hear from the Memorial Chapel, 480 Elm lie Baker, a moderate Re- most pressing needs. people she interacted with St., Biddeford, ME 04005, publican coming off a de- Baker said in his ad- how much they adored her. followed by a funeral service cisive re-election victory dress that he would pro- It wouldn’t be uncommon to at 3 in the Hope Chapel. In- in Massachusetts, stuck pose changes to the state’s hear, “she’s just wonderful,” urnment will be in St. Joseph to familiar policy themes education funding for- “we love her,” “what a great Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, and appealed for biparti- mula which critics say woman” or her family’s favor- please consider a donation san governing as he em- shortchanges students in ite: “she’s so cute!” to Southern Maine Agency barked on his second four- low-income or underper- Rose-Marie loved a good on Aging at 136 US Route year term. forming school districts. laugh, was a hard worker 1, Scarborough, ME 04074. Baker was warmly re- “When it comes to the dif- and valued the simple things To share condolences online, ceived by the overwhelm- ference in performance be- in life, like playing cards with please visit www.HopeMe- ingly Democratic-con- tween urban and suburban friends (rummy was one of morial.com. trolled Legislature as he school districts, we can and and Lt. Gov Karyn Polito must do better,” said Baker, entered the House of Rep- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS adding he would provide resentatives chamber for Gov. Charlie Baker gives his inaugural address specifics of the plan when Arthur H. Elder, 82 Thursday’s swearing-in he files a state budget later ceremony. He placed his after being sworn in for his second term Thurs- 1936-2018 day at the State House in Boston. this month. hand on a bible held by Reforming the funding SAUGUS — Arthur H. Elder, niece, Kim Elder of Saugus, his 90-year-old father, also formula was also listed as of Saugus, passed away on his nephew, Scott Elder of Charles Baker, for the President Donald Trump of the nation’s most pop- a key priority Tuesday by Dec. 28, 2018 in the Kaplan Saugus, and his great-neph- oath of office. and congressional lead- ular governors. He’s been Democratic Senate Pres- Family Hospice House in Dan- ew, Devin Hawley of Haverhill. In his inaugural address, ers, the Republican gov- helped by a vibrant state ident Karen Spilka as vers at the age of 82. He was preceded in death the governor bemoaned an ernor mentioned neither economy which, he noted, the Legislature began its Born in Lynn on Jan. 28, by his siblings Gerald, San- era of “snapchats, Face- by name in his speech. has generated 200,000 2019-2020 session, though 1936, he was the son of the dra, and Phyllis Elder, and his book and Instagram posts, Baker has been a frequent new jobs over the last four House and Senate lead- late George and Lilly (Arnold) niece, Christina Hawley. putdowns and smack- critic of the president and years. ers have been unable in Elder. Arthur was raised and Service information: Vis- downs,” in urging lawmak- administration policies af- Many Democrats, how- recent years to reconcile educated in Lynn and was a iting hours will be held in ers to avoid “bickering and ter saying he did not cast ever, have signaled that differing approaches. graduate of Lynn Trade School. the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral name calling” prevalent in a vote in the 2016 elec- they will expect more con- Democratic House After high school, he enlist- Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, today’s political culture. tion over concerns about crete achievements from Speaker Robert DeLeo ed into the U.S. Army during on Monday, Jan. 7, 2019 from “Let others engage in Trump’s “temperament.” Baker’s administration gave Baker’s speech gen- the Korean War. Arthur re- 10 a.m. to 12 noon followed the cheap shots and low Baker captured rough- over the next four years in erally high marks. He turned home and took up his by a funeral service at noon. blows. Let’s make our ly two-thirds of the vote areas such as the state’s said he was encouraged by trade as a skilled machinist. Burial with military honors brand of politics positive in his November re-elec- ailing transportation sys- Baker’s pledge to propose He worked for many years for will follow in the veteran sec- and optimistic, instead of tion against Democrat tem and improving ed- updates to the state’s ed- Hogg and Sprague in Lynn be- tion of the First Parish Ceme- cruel and dark,” he said. Jay Gonzalez. Polls tak- ucational opportunities ucation funding formula, fore working for GE for tery, Saugus. To share a While the remarks clear- en during his first term for low-income children. but said he was waiting to a few years before he memory or leave online ly appeared aimed at have suggested he is one Some have called on the see more details. finally retired. He was condolences, please gentle man and had a visit www.cuffemcginn. loving heart for all ani- com. National Grid, unions have tentative agreement mals. Arthur leaves his brother, BOSTON (AP) — Na- serves customers in Rhode natural gas workforce.” Speaker Robert DeLeo George Elder and his wife Ju- tional Grid and unions Island and New York, but Demands by public offi- and Republican Gov. dith of Saugus; as well as his representing the more workers in those states cials to resolve the dispute Charlie Baker were than 1,200 natural gas were not affected. intensified following a se- among those who had workers who have been The company said its ries of natural gas explo- pressed for an end to the NAHANT BRIEF locked out for months an- proposals to shift certain sions and fires that rocked lockout, citing safety is- nounced a tentative agree- health insurance costs to three Merrimack Valley sues and the toll the im- FRESH talk, breakfast providing key insights ment that could bring an employees and replace communities on Sept. 13, passe is taking on the end to the bitter dispute. pensions with 401(k) plans leaving one person dead, in Nahant about AIDS that are helping to guide workers and their fami- HIV vaccine development. The utility and union for newly hired workers 25 others injured, and doz- lies. Baker signed a bill Dr. Bruce Walker and The doctors will provide leaders announced the deal had been among the major ens of homes and buildings Monday that would ex- Dr. Nancy Cantelmo, an update on the AIDS in a brief, joint statement sticking points. damaged or destroyed. tend unemployment ben- both Nahanters, will talk epidemic, a discussion on late Wednesday night fol- “National Grid began The disaster involved a efits set to expire for the about a unique program the FRESH program, and lowing intense negotiations this lockout six months different utility, Colum- workers later this month, in KwaZulu Natal, South how the Nahant commu- and increasing concern ago by demanding major bia Gas, yet heightened absent a settlement. Africa, called FRESH at nity has been helping among state officials who concessions that would safety concerns about the the next Nahant Com- provide support in the had pressured National have negatively impact- National Grid network op- munity Breakfast Friday quest for a solution to a Grid to end the lockout. ed our members, future erating without hundreds Details were not re- employees and the safe- of its most experienced 781-593-7700 Morning. pressing global challenge. Publishing Daily, except Sundays FRESH stands for Walker is the director leased. Union officials said ty of our communities,” maintenance workers. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Females Rising through of the Ragon Institute of ratification votes would be said John Buonopane and The state Department Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. Education, Support, and Massachusetts General held by Monday. Joe Kirlyo, presidents of of Public Utilities ordered The workers, including the United Steelwork- a halt on nonemergency Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Health, and combines a Hospital, MIT, and Har- Subscriptions pathway out of poverty vard University Center for those who maintain nat- ers locals, in a statement natural gas work per- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States for young women at high AIDS research in Cam- ural gas infrastructure in Thursday. “Though this formed by National Grid $20.00 for 4 weeks risk of HIV infection with bridge. Cantelmo is a re- National Grid’s eastern has been a lengthy and in October after a pres- $65.00 for 13 weeks tired surgeon who recent- Massachusetts service difficult process, we have surization mishap during $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year ly traveled to South Africa area, were locked out by emerged with a tentative routine maintenance in- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, IN MEMORIAM and visited the program in the utility in July after a agreement that provides terrupted service to hun- MARGARET A. CROWLEY send address changes to: ON HER BIRTHDAY KwaZulu Natal. previous collective bar- important protections dreds of homes in Woburn. The Daily Item JANUARY 4, 2019 The free breakfast gaining agreement ex- for our members and the No injuries were reported. 110 Munroe St. Lovingly remembered and sadly starts at 8 a.m. pired. National Grid also Commonwealth’s future Democratic House P.O. Box 5 missed by her family. Lynn, MA 01903 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Subplot: Route 1 in Saugus is losing a landmark Pelosi and Moulton SANTORO’S the brothers are reluctant ‘are on the same team’ From A1 to sell the name as well as the business. TEAM fied by Republicans as a “This is our 40th year “We have our values,” From A1 San Francisco liberal and here,” Rob Santoro said, Rob said, “but what hap- a caricature of big gov- referring to the amount pens if the next person aisle in this chamber and ernment. But she is also of time the brothers have finds a way to do some- across the divisions across a mother of five and a been involved with the thing on the cheap and it our nation.” grandmother of nine who establishment. “We are affects the quality?” She said, “The floor of has shattered glass ceil- the third generation of About a year ago, they this House must be Amer- ings to become one of the the family, and there is no say, they started think- ica’s Town Hall: where most powerful politicians fourth generation. Neither ing about selling. But the people will see our of the 21st century. of us has kids. they kept their ideas qui- debates and where their With President Don- “It’s time we started to et until they’d devised an voices will be heard and ald Trump in the White enjoy life,” said Rob, who exit strategy. They knew affect our decisions.” House and Republicans married his wife, Can- it would be difficult, and A core group of rank- still controlling the Sen- dace, seven years ago this Santoro’s Submarine Sandwiches on Route 1 in they were right. and-file Democrats has ate, Pelosi’s return to the month. Saugus, circa 1959. “We never thought we’d hungered for new leader- speaker’s office to lead a Santoro’s was estab- get the reaction we’ve ship, saying it’s time for Democratic majority with lished in 1954 by their been getting,” Rob said. a new generation to take tion, next to Dunkin’ Do- store, his wife, Joy, built its biggest freshman class grandfather, Robert Sr., “We’ve had phone calls the helm. They tired of since Watergate shakes nuts. up the family’s catering who began his profession- and emails asking us why, the Republican attack ads up the dynamic in Wash- Their father, Robert Jr., business, “which is some- al life in the tile business. and customers coming up featuring Pelosi that are ington even beyond the eventually took it over thing we’re very proud of,” “But he never really took to us. constantly run against new era of divided govern- to it,” said Rich. “Too many and, since 1991, they have he said. “The hardest part for us them back home, and they ment. people owed him money.” run the establishment. At “Since then,” Rob said, was breaking the news to worried she would be a Pelosi has faced pres- So, he switched gears its height, the family had “one of us has been here the town,” he said. “We’ve drag on efforts to keep the sure from some incoming and set up the first of his seven stores, five in the every day, including hol- been dealing with the fall- majority in the next elec- Democrats who have been three sandwich shops — Greater Boston area and idays (except for Christ- out.” tion. They enlisted some willing to talk about the this one right on Route 1 one each in Vermont and mas and Thanksgiving). Their motto has been to of the newcomers from the possibility of impeach- keep it simple. in Saugus — in 1954. New Hampshire. All have Every day.” freshman class to their ment proceedings against “We make a good, quality “He wanted to do some- closed except the one in But, they said, for all ranks to try to stop her Trump. Pelosi has called product, at a good price,” thing where he just dealt Saugus (the one in Pea- the work it involved, the from regaining the gavel. impeachment a “divisive said Rob. in cash,” Rob said. body is owned by a cousin). friendships they made But one by one, Pelosi activity,” and Democrats And, he said, “we’re go- The business took off. “It breaks our heart to with customers and for- peeled away the skeptics, were cautious about ing to be like ‘Seinfeld’ and It outgrew the first loca- end it,” said Rich. “But we mer employees was well flipping “no” votes to the mentioning the “I’’ word had to make a lot of sac- worth it. ‘Friends.’ We’re going out “yes” column, sometimes during the 2018 midterms tion, and moved to the site on our own terms. That’s rifices to do this, and it’s “Our grandfather taught in a matter of days. Some for fear it would backfire where Walgreens is now, the most important thing ruled our lives. It’s prob- us how to treat people,” were given lead positions politically. at the bottom of the Essex we want people to know.” Street off-ramp, in 1963. ably why we don’t have Rich said. “He taught us on their legislative priori- She took a measured There it stayed until 1991, kids.” values we still live by to- Steve Krause can be ties, even a gavel of their approach to it in an inter- when it moved across the Not only has Rich San- day.” reached at skrause@item- own to chair special pan- view airing Thursday on street to its present loca- toro spent his life at the This is one reason why live.com. els. NBC’s “Today” show. U.S. Rep. Seth Moul- “We shouldn’t be im- ton (D-Mass) was one of peaching for a political Something new is cooking in place of Saugus Spud’s the leading opponents reason, and we shouldn’t against re-electing Pelosi avoid impeachment for a as speaker, but after see- political reason,” she said, husband Ashton “Heck” Spud’s, which firstborhood for a restaurant SPUD’S ing she had enough votes adding that she would Allen for more than 30 opened its first restau- between Lynn and Saugus From A1 for the post, opted to back wait for the findings of years. Heck Allen was a rant in Danvers, remained and it will be pretty good her a month ago. special counsel Robert The half-acre property, lobsterman for most of at its Saugus location for there for people who are “There’s a time to vote Mueller’s investigation 7,296-square-foot build- his life and took a risk by nearly three decades until headed home,” he said. “Lo- for captain, and there’s into Russia meddling in ing, and liquor license opening a seafood restau- it closed in June. A Spud’s cal people like to stay local.” time to all play on the the 2016 election. hit the market last fall rant in the early 1950s, Restaurant still exists in The icing on the cake, he same team — and we’re Only the House can be- for $1.2 million after the according to a June 1985 Rowley and is doing well, said, is the view of the wa- clearly all on the same gin impeachment proceed- restaurant closed in June. edition of The Item. said Spaulding. ter though the back win- “I’m happy that it’s going The small waterfront The new restaurant will team now,” said Moulton ings. And while Justice dows. in a statement. Department guidelines to be another restaurant,” spot was best known for employ 25 to 35 people, ac- If he receives approv- said Bruce Spaulding, who its fried seafood, steak, cording to a liquor license And Pelosi gave a little, suggest a sitting presi- al for the liquor license too, promising, at 78, to dent can’t be indicted, Pe- owns Spud’s Restaurant. and boiled dinner. application submitted to transfer, Kevin Ye said “It was great for us for 30 After her husband’s the Board of Selectmen, serve no more than four losi called that “an open he expects to spend a few years in leadership, mak- discussion.” years and it was great for death, it was reported which was obtained by months on renovations be- Heck Allen’s for 30 years that Stella Allen made the The Item. ing way for the next gen- “Everything indicates fore opening at the end of eration. that a president can be in- before that.” difficult decision to sell be- Kevin Ye said he envi- the summer. Bruce’s father, Richard cause retirement was call- sions a high end sports Pelosi won the speak- dicted after he is no longer Spaulding, purchased the ing her name and she had pub where people can stop Bridget Turcotte can be ership by a vote of 220 to president,” she said. property in Saugus from no family members who for dinner on their way reached at bturcotte@item- Republican Kevin McCar- Trump himself has de- Stella Allen, who owned wanted to continue with home from work. live.com. Follow her on thy’s 192 votes. nied any wrongdoing. the restaurant with her the business. “I think it’s a good neigh- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. In outlining Democrat- Pelosi is one of the few ic priorities, she talked congressional leaders about lowering health who seem to understand Colleagues to choose replacement for Ward 6 seat care costs, investing in Trump, both being chil- green infrastructure and dren from famous families restoring “integrity to gov- now primed for deal-mak- ent process that involves who is an addict and has COUNCIL dated drainage system. ernment.” ing. Trump appreciates Work is expected to be- the community. From A1 immersed himself in the “We must be champions strong characters, and, gin this year on a 13-year, Castle is the founding opioid crisis. of the middle class and all in perhaps a sign of re- than it was today,” said $200 million sewer re- member of Protect Our “I think we need to send those who aspire to it — spect, she is one of the Hogan. “Lynn’s not a bad placement, or combined Reservoir — Preserve a signal and however because the middle class few congressional lead- place. Lynn’s a good place, sewer outflows (CSO) proj- Pine Grove, a grassroots we do it — do not come is the backbone of our de- ers in Washington he has and we can always make ect, which Hogan said is organization that helped to Lynn to buy and sell mocracy,” she said. not given a nickname — it better. It’s how I feel. I key to alleviating flooding, defeat a $188 million plan drugs anymore,” Castle Pelosi remains a high- though he has made her a hate when the city gets a including Ward 6. Work for two middle schools said. “We need to send ly polarizing figure, vili- frequent target. bad rap.” will include 15 miles of last spring. He said the that signal out there that Hogan, a Lynn Classi- new piping between West group’s major problem we’re going to have a ful- cal High School graduate, Lynn and the downtown with the proposal was the ly funded police and fire There’s all types for has worked as a Grade 2 areas. site and environmental department and you’re wastewater operator and He also wants to work impact, and they never going to get caught if you site safety coordinator to reduce crime in Ward 6, got their questions an- come to Lynn to buy and All Ages in Swampscott for the Lynn Wastewater which includes continuing swered during the pro- sell drugs. I think that di- Treatment Plant for 21 to get out the message of cess. rectly relates to the build- SWAMPSCOTT told to do so, they volun- years and is one of the Stop the Violence to kids, “The children of Lynn ing, the economy in Lynn. From A1 teered,” said Powell. “The founding members, with an initiative he thinks is deserve a new school,” People are still hesitant chief of the fire depart- Capano, of Lynn’s Stop the working. Castle said. “The teach- and we need to shake that The undertaking is ment’s time is precious, Violence Initiative. “We’re not going to total- ers deserve a new school image by being aggressive expected to take nine yet he himself is ap- He is quick to point out ly stop the violence, but if … (but) we have to make on policing and aggres- months, as soon as a con- proaching retirement and he’s not a politician, but we save one or two kids, sure we do it in a feasible, sive on rehabilitation as tract is signed between cares deeply about being rather describes himself that’s one of our goals,” he affordable way.” well.” the co-chairs and the uni- able to stay and live in as “a guy that just went said. “You get a kid to walk If appointed to the coun- Castle also cited flooding versity, said Powell. Best this town.” out and did stuff,” and is up to you and say coach, cil, Castle said he would case scenario for the final as one of the major issues now learning the political some of the stuff you said call for the panel to vote research findings and an Bella diGrazia can be in Ward 6, but said he has side of things. He has the to me, I actually went the for a complete audit of the action plan is sometime in reached at bdigrazia@ to become more knowl- support of Capano, whom other way, and that actu- city finances, citing the the fall. itemlive.com. Follow her edgeable on the subject. he calls a longtime friend ally makes you feel real projected $5 million bud- “The people who came on Twitter @BelladiGra- and mentor. good if a kid did some- get gap for fiscal year 2020 Tuesday’s vote to this committee weren’t zia. Hogan currently is thing positive instead of after the city exhausted a Hogan is nervous but ap- the football coach at something negative.” $14 million loan through pears cautiously optimis- AW FFICES OF Lynn Classical, and has Donald Castle legislation this year to bal- tic about the council vote. L O SUBSCRIBE AMES ARRIGAN coached football and bas- “I envision Lynn where ance its FY18 and FY19 He said he’s had some J J. C ketball in the city for 25 you can walk downtown budgets. solid support from a lot • Social Security Disability years, including stints at or walk to the waterfront, He said the council of councilors he’s worked • Workers Compensation Lynn English, Lynn Voca- kind of like a Pickering needs to exercise its power with over the years. • Accidents “It’s not there yet, but 25 years located across tional Technical Institute, Wharf, and there’s things to ask the tough questions from Lynn District Court it’s getting there,” he said. and Lynn Classical, but for kids to do — open and initiate the audit. 15 Johnson St. plans to give up coaching space, nice shops, nice “Whatever’s happening Castle has talked with if he’s appointed to the restaurants, water activ- right now — they’re a lot councilors as well, but is Call 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN council. ities and a safe, clean en- of my friends and I sup- not sure how the vote is 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN “All the sports that I’ve vironment,” Castle said. port the mayor, I really going to play out, but he’s to set up your home RONALD D. MALLOY done and giving up my “I hopefully will see that do — it’s not having a big clear on one thing. subscripton. www.jamescarriganlaw.com time, to be able to put in the not too near fu- impact,” Castle said. “It’s “I would prefer to be [email protected] that towards your area ture.” not working. We’re in a elected by the people of and your city now is go- Castle, a lifelong Lynner $5 million deficit. We’re Ward 6, not appointed by ing to be the way I want and Lynn Classical grad- facing receivership. These politicians,” he said. Selling a house? to do it now,” he said. “Ev- uate, has aspired to run are tough questions that David Ellis, who serves Buying a house? eryone always says to me, for political office since he people need to know.” on the Lynn Water and Find out what properties ‘Fred, you do so much for was in high school when One of those questions, Sewer Commission board recently sold in your area. the city,’ but this is dif- his mother was personnel Castle said, would be why of commissioners and is a ferent. I can actually do director for the city. He Lynn isn’t seeing the same former city councilor, and Check out more.” attended the University economic growth he sees Cinda Danh, once a legis- the Real Estate page He’s in favor of a new of Massachusetts Boston in nearby communities lative aide to former state in Saturday’s paper. school in the ward to re- and the Massachusetts such as Revere and East Rep. Steven M. Walsh, place Pickering Middle School of Law. Boston. have expressed interest in School and a major prob- He’s in favor of a new He said one reason could the post as well. lem he sees in Ward 6 is middle school to replace be the perception of Lynn. flooding. Two recent ma- Pickering, but said there He said work needs to be Gayla Cawley can be jor rainstorms in a year’s has to be a better location done to make neighbor- reached at gcawley@item- time crippled the city and than the last proposed hoods safe and clean. Cas- live.com. Follow her on put a spotlight on its out- sites and a more transpar- tle has a family member Twitter @GaylaCawley. A4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Rick Aurelio, left, and Dutch Kolthof congratulate each other Hundreds begin to run in at the start of this year’s Polar Plunge Tuesday in Swampscott. after doing the plunge.

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Juliette Hale took advantage of the face paint- ing at the kids party at Swampscott High Liz Knights performs at MarketStreet Lynn- School on New Year’s Eve. field’s New Year’s Eve family block party.

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ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Tim Ellis, a circus and fire arts entertainer, Lynnfield’s Bali Hai restaurant closed its doors Liz Knights performs tricks with Hula-Hoops performs a juggling act at the New Year’s Eve for good on Sunday after more than 40 years of at the New Year’s Eve family block party. family block party. service.

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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill House Dems going great guns M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ After the government ber to intelligently tighten can’t snap their fingers and Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey shutdown ends — and it gun laws in a manner sup- get their hands on killing P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton will end whenever Pres- ported by nine out of 10 machines is as obvious as Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan ident Trump accepts the Americans. it gets. Studies show back- Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service ample border security Politico reports that ground checks could sharp- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. funding Democrats are Democrats are poised to ly reduce gun deaths; in PUBLISHERS Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 offering rather than de- move a bill to require fed- the first year of the Trump All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 manding an unnecessary eral background checks on administration, they hit a 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 wall few Americans want all gun sales, with small Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 40-year high. Gun homi- Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 — the new Congress can exemptions for transfers cides and suicides among Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising get to business. between family members children and adolescents classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 We badly want Democrats and temporary use of a Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 are also on the rise. Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 to use their new House ma- gun for hunting. Yet as the bodies pile up, [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 jority not to posture, but to Roughly a fifth of all smart money says that Circulation John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 pass concrete legislation gun sales now escape such even a House-passed bill [email protected] that improves the lives of checks; sales over the in- will be dead on arrival in Ext. 3 ordinary people. ternet, a growing share of the Republican-led Sen- Newsroom So it’s heartening to all firearm purchases, are ate. Why? [email protected] hear that incoming House a Texas-sized loophole. [email protected] Speaker Nancy Pelosi is Making sure felons and By Daily News Editorial Ext. 4 eager to lead her cham- mentally unstable people Board. Sports [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online Stalwart women well remembered Advertising [email protected] Surrounded by jungle taken out of service in Au- ADVERTISING and as far away from her gust 2014, said Fire Chief Ernie Carpenter Jr. Steve Archer, although a Director of Advertising Lynn home as she could be, and Business Development, ext. 1355 the 21-year-old nurse tried Thor few unused boxes, like this [email protected] to soothe and calm a young one at Broad and Exchange David McBournie man as he screamed, “Give Jourgensen streets, can still be seen. Sales Representative, ext. 1280 me back my leg. Give me The boxes were main- [email protected] back my leg.” tained by the city electri- Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 The nurse was Phyllis She frequently tickled cal department and main- [email protected] Galeaz and her memory of the ivories at The Wharf tenance costs and the Patricia Whalen caring for a man in agony in Revere and Warren, af- proliferation of cellphones Sales Representative, ext. 1310 dates back to 1942 when ter retiring from the Riv- overtook the callbox sys- [email protected] Galeaz was stationed in er Works, rarely missed a tem’s usefulness. BUSINESS OFFICE New Guinea caring for chance to hear his wife play. “The wiring systems Maria Alvaracin wounded fighting men. Wessell was one of those were antiquated and just ext. 1205 Galeaz died last Satur- strong women who make became too expensive to [email protected] day at the age of 100. She the difference in whether continue to maintain,” Ar- Susan J. Conti cher said. Controller, ext. 1288 is one of three amazing a cause succeeds or floun- [email protected] l local women who made ders. She was the person- Ted Grant their mark on Lynn and ification of King’s Lynne Thanks for friend and Publisher, ext. 1234 never shirked a challenge. and its enduring history resident expert Dick [email protected] The other two — Jean F. as a place where mixed in- Coppinger for his steady Marian Kinney supply of wild and weird ext. 1212 Nigro and Eleanor M. At- come housing succeeds. [email protected] kins-Wessell — were stal- An activist for fair hous- police blotter stories, in- cluding the one about the Will Kraft warts along with Galeaz ing and elder care rights, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 in the best sense of the Wessell served as King’s guy who was stabbed in [email protected] the leg by a pitchfork “ … word. Nigro died on Dec. Lynne Resident Council Mike Shanahan 27 and Wessell died the president and was a past hurled at him by an un- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 identified assailant.” [email protected] following day. president of the Mass Se- “The (pitchfork) tine Their lives read like nior Action Lynn chapter. A Carolina Trujillo was imbedded so deeply Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 excerpts from novels or telephone call from Wessell [email protected] that police removed him movie scripts. An accom- meant you couldn’t hang … to a waiting ambulance Jim Wilson plished pianist, Nigro en- up until she got the answer volunteer to serve in the en maintained throughout Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 and then to Lynn Hos- tertained American troops she wanted from you. Pacific theater. their lives. [email protected] pital without removing during World War II and Phyllis Galeaz beamed The memories of the pain l CIRCULATION the implement,” read the and terror she witnessed Last week’s regional 911 Lisa Mahmoud wrote them letters to help with pride in 1997 when news story chronicling the could not be dimmed by Manager, ext. 1239 bolster their morale. One the city of Lynn dedicated emergency call system sna- spearing. Ouch. [email protected] of her letter recipients, a memorial saluting wom- the decades. fu made me think back to CLASSIFIED Warren Nigro of Revere, en veterans. A week before “To see a young man cry- what I’ve read about the Thor Jourgensen is Ed- Abbe Young Smith sent her two dozen roses the dedication ceremony, ing is very hard,” she re- city’s former emergency itorial Page Editor. Send Manager, ext. 1276 to thank her for her cor- she recalled for the Item called in 1997. callbox network. Once the “don’t ask” suggestions [email protected] respondence. The gesture how she was stationed in Long live their memories communication frontline and answers to questions GRAPHICS led to romance and 59 Massachusetts when the and the courage of their for municipal emergency to tjourgensen@itemlive. Trevor Andreozzi years of marriage. call went out for nurses to convictions all three wom- response, the boxes were com. Designer [email protected] MOHAMED A. EL-ERIAN Zachary Cotto Designer [email protected] Mohamed Diop The U.S. needs to continue to lead global growth Designer [email protected] Mark Sutherland The world enters 2019 my more vulnerable to the spillbacks from adverse Creative Director with a lot more uncertain- slowdown elsewhere. external and technical [email protected] ty about the prospects for Fortunately, there are market developments, and NEWSROOM global growth. The excite- three steps that the U.S. a balance-sheet reduction Mike Alongi ment a year ago about a can take to invigorate its program that may be ex- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] synchronized pickup in growth dynamics. cessively dogmatic in its global growth is replaced Bill Brotherton First, working with the auto-pilot mode. Features Editor ext. 1338 by angst that was initial- new Congress, the Trump Third, a more activist [email protected] ly focused on China and administration can pursue U.S. pro-growth leader- Gayla Cawley Europe but is increasingly an infrastructure initiative. ship role in global policy Reporter, ext. 1236 spreading to the U.S., the Such a program, which was forums such as the G-20, [email protected] sole consistent bright spot generally favored by both the G-7 and the Interna- Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 and one of the most pow- Democrats and Republicans tional Monetary Fund. [email protected] erful job creators and driv- in the past, could target Without the U.S. trying Bella diGrazia ers of international trade. higher private sector pro- to play a larger role as Reporter, ext. 1317 That carries a higher risk ductivity and enable output catalyst by informing and [email protected] of self-feeding negative dy- and wage expansion by im- influencing global policy Thomas Grillo namics between asset pric- FILE PHOTO | TNS proving and modernizing discussion, it is hard to Reporter, ext. 1264 es, trade and economic ac- existing infrastructure, in- [email protected] House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) imagine a circuit breaker tivity, limiting the scope for cluding by enabling greater Spenser Hasak and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer for what could be a more Photographer, ext. 1332 inclusive growth and com- use of some of the recent (D-N.Y.) speak to the press after a meeting with pronounced pace of slow- [email protected] plicating an already tricky (and accelerating) techno- ing in the rest of the world President Donald Trump at the White House. Thor Jourgensen policy outlook. Fortunately, logical innovation. Its fi- throughout the new year. Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 if the administration and nancing would take advan- Led by the U.S. and [email protected] the new Congress are able the regional economic and contraction in the form of tage of still unusually low a reinvigorated growth Daniel Kane to work together, there are interest rates (currently at Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 financial architecture. a gradually shrinking bal- agenda, the domestic and [email protected] areas where the U.S. can The December PMI read- ance sheet. Indeed, Amer- 2.65 percent, the cost of 10- global economies have the Steve Krause lead, mainly for the bene- ing for China pointing to ica was the only example year borrowing for the gov- ability to avoid a slow- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 fit of the domestic economy a slight contraction in the in the advanced world of ernment is well below the ing in 2019 that would [email protected] but also the world. manufacturing sector con- cyclical growth successful- vast majority of estimates also entail a significant Owen O’Rourke The optimism of a year firmed that the country has ly handing off to a secular on the return on a well-de- risk to financial stability. Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] ago reflected less the also been slowing, which dynamic while also nor- signed infrastructure pro- Without that leadership, predominance of secu- reflects a combination of in- malizing monetary policy. gram), as well as both pub- Emma LeBlanc Pérez it would only be a matter Copy Editor lar drivers of inclusive ternal and external factors, For example, the inevita- lic-private partnership and of time before weaker eco- [email protected] growth than a coinci- innovative financing tools including unusual trade ble downturn in housing, nomic and financial condi- Harold Rivera dence of favorable fac- uncertainties. Attempts by a highly cyclical sector, that involve wider risk shar- tions further undermine Sports Editor, ext. 1238 tors whose sustainability the government to stimu- stood in stark contrast to ing between the two. institutional robustness [email protected] was challenged without a late growth through its tra- the continued health of a The second effort would and add to the pressures Roberto Scalese more comprehensive pro- ditional policy tools, includ- labor market characterized involve recovering from News Editor, ext. 1211 around the world on polit- [email protected] growth policy approach. ing directed lending, have by strong monthly job cre- the self-inflicted wounds ical and social cohesion. Anne Marie Tobin This was particularly true proven less potent. ation and increasing wage of the last few weeks, Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 for Europe, where the one- For most of last year, the growth. and avoiding new ones. Mohamed A. El-Erian is [email protected] off benefits of a natural U.S. stood out, powered by But the market in- This includes resolving a Bloomberg Opinion col- Bridget Turcotte economic healing process pro-growth policies that in- stability of the last few the partial government umnist. He is the chief eco- Reporter, ext. 1269 were not being reinforced cluded deregulation and fis- weeks, together with some shutdown, avoiding un- nomic adviser at Allianz [email protected] by long-needed structural cal stimulus. The economy self-inflicted economic and necessary market con- SE, the parent company Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 policies to enhance com- maintained a solid growth financial wounds, has cast cerns about liquidity, and of Pimco, where he served [email protected] petitiveness and labor performance despite four doubt on the sustainabili- an approach by the Fed as CEO and co-CIO. His TECHNOLOGY mobility, more balanced interest rate hikes by the ty of the U.S. growth tra- that is seen as more sen- books include “The Only Tim Noyes fiscal policy stances, and Federal Reserve and ad- jectory. This has also made sitive to concerns about Game in Town” and “When Director ext. 1247 progress on completing ditional monetary policy the world’s biggest econo- two factors in particular: Markets Collide.” [email protected] FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Worries grow about impact of a prolonged government shutdown

By Martin Crutsinger ter of 2019 — to a solid ASSOCIATED PRESS 2.7 percent annual rate for the October-December WASHINGTON — With quarter and a tepid 1.5 President Donald Trump percent rate for the Janu- warning that it "could be a ary-March period. long time" before the par- Analysts had already ex- tial shutdown of the gov- pected the economy to slow ernment ends, concerns this year as a boost from are rising about potential tax cuts and increased economic damage given government spending that the shutdown is coin- last year begins to wane. ciding with other threats. Most analysts don't re- But the longer the shut- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gard the shutdown alone down persists, the more it An investigation in Pennsylvania, led by state as severe enough to im- could erode consumer and Attorney General Josh Shapiro, identified business confidence, com- peril an economic expan- nearly 300 “predator priests” dating back sev- pounding troubles for an sion that has lasted near- en decades and accused church leaders of cov- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS economy that was already ly a decade. But should it ering up the abuses. drag into February, the The shutdown, which began Dec. 22, will mark slowing. If the shutdown lasts slowdown in government its two-week point on Friday. activity could help shake into February, Zandi said he would lower his growth confidence and cause busi- only a minimal impact workers aren't around to Big jump in U.S. forecast for the current nesses and consumers to from the shutdown, Zandi process returns. quarter from a solid 2.6 stop spending. The shutdown, which be- said that "if the trade war percent to just above 2 "The shutdown is com- gan Dec. 22, will mark its Catholic dioceses isn't settled soon, that will percent, with further ing on top of lots of other be a real problem, and if it two-week point on Friday, problems — the trade war, downgrades for each week conflates with a prolonged and Trump and Demo- the slump in the stock the shutdown lasts beyond shutdown, that could be crats in Congress remain releasing names market, Brexit, Trump's that point. fodder for a recession." far apart over Trump's de- political problems," said The Trump administra- By Claudia Lauer in Pennsylvania and said, The shutdown has al- mand for funding for a wall tion has sounded a more Mark Zandi, chief econo- ASSOCIATED PRESS 'That happened in my mist at Moody's Analytics. ready suspended the gov- along the Mexican border. optimistic note about the ernment's release of some Economists at Macro- parish too.' They could see "By itself, the shutdown shutdown's impact while PHILADELPHIA — the immediate connection, may not be a big deal, but economic data, making economic Advisors have agreeing that the risks Over the past four it harder to fully assess lowered their forecast and they are demanding if you add it up and mix it will grow the longer that months, Roman Catholic the same accounting," the state of the economy. for economic growth by a with all this other noxious 800,000 federal employees dioceses across the U.S. said Tim Lennon, national And the risk is growing scant 0.1 percentage point stuff, it could become a — roughly half of them have released the names president of the board of that tax refunds could be for both the fourth quarter of more than 1,000 priests real problem." working, for now, without the Survivors Network of and others accused of sex- Though he still foresees delayed if furloughed IRS of 2018 and the first quar- pay — remain furloughed. those Abused by Priests, ually abusing children in or SNAP. an unprecedented pub- The recently disclosed lic reckoning spurred at accusations date back six least in part by a shocking Detecting depression: Phone apps or seven decades in some grand jury investigation cases, with the oldest from in Pennsylvania, an As- sociated Press review has the 1910s in Louisiana. could help to monitor teen angst Most of the priests were found. Nearly 50 dioces- long ago removed from By Lindsey Tanner "People often feel that es and religious orders ministry. An AP exam- ASSOCIATED PRESS these things are creepy," have publicly identified ination found that more because of the tech indus- than 60 percent are dead. Rising suicide rates and child-molesting priests try's surreptitious track- in the wake of the Penn- In most cases, the statute depression in U.S. teens ing of online habits for of limitations for bringing and young adults have sylvania report issued in commercial purposes, said mid-August, and 55 more criminal charges or suing prompted researchers to University of Oregon psy- has run out. ask a provocative ques- have announced plans to chologist Nick Allen. do the same over the next Nevertheless, advocates tion: Could the same de- Using smartphones as say exposing molesters vices that some people few months, the AP found. mental illness detectors Together they account for nearly two decades after blame for contributing would require informed more than half of the na- the scandal first erupted to tech-age angst also be consent from users to in- tion's 187 dioceses. in Boston in 2002 is an used to detect it? stall an app, "and they The review also found encouraging step, in part The idea has sparked a could withdraw permis- that nearly 20 local, state because it gives some vic- race to develop apps that sion at any time," said Al- or federal investigations, tims a sense of vindication warn of impending men- len, one of the creators of either criminal or civil, after decades of official tal health crises. Call it an app that is being tested have been launched since silence or denials. Also, it smartphone psychiatry or on young people who have could increase pressure PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the release of the grand child psychology 2.0. attempted suicide. jury findings. Those in- on dioceses to set up vic- Studies have linked Laurel Foster is one of the teens involved in a "The biggest hurdle at vestigations could lead tims' compensation funds, heavy smartphone use Stanford University research study determin- the moment," Allen said, to more names and more as the church has done with worsening teen men- ing whether smartphones can be used to help "is to learn about what's damning accusations, as in Pennsylvania already. tal health. But as teens detect depression and potential self-harm. the signal and what's the well as fines against dio- And it could result in scroll through Instagram noise — what is in this ceses and court-ordered the removal of molesters and Snapchat, tap out mer head of the National fessor of psychiatry and enormous amount of data safety measures. from positions outside the texts or watch YouTube Institute of Mental Health bioengineering at the Uni- that people accumulate on "People saw what hap- church that give them ac- videos, they also leave dig- and now a leader in the versity of Illinois' Chicago their phones that is indic- pened in these parishes cess to children. ital footprints that might smartphone psychiatry campus. ative of a mental health offer clues to their psycho- movement. At least, that's the goal. crisis." logical well-being. Researchers are testing There are technical and Depression affects about Changes in typing speed, experimental apps that ethical kinks to work 3 million U.S. teens, and Stocks take a beating voice tone, word choice use artificial intelligence out — including privacy rates have climbed in and how often kids stay to try to predict depres- issues and making sure the past decade. Last after iPhone sales slip home could signal trouble, sion episodes or potential kids grant permission to year, 13 percent of 12- to according to preliminary self-harm. be monitored so closely. 17-year-olds had depres- By Marley Jay kets that as long as Apple studies. "We are tracking the Developers say proven, sion, up from 8 percent ASSOCIATED PRESS was doing fine, everyone There might be as many equivalent of a heartbeat commercially available in 2010, U.S. government else would be OK," said as 1,000 smartphone "bio- for the human brain," said mood-detecting apps are data show. One in 10 col- NEW YORK — Stocks Neil Wilson, chief markets markers" for depression, Dr. Alex Leow, an app de- likely years — but not de- lege-aged Americans is af- tumbled Thursday on Wall analyst at Markets.com. said Dr. Thomas Insel, for- veloper and associate pro- cades — away. fected. Street, with technology "Therefore, Apple's rare companies suffering their profit warning is a red flag worst loss in seven years, for market watchers. The Sanders contrite as aides face harassment allegations after Apple reported that question is to what extent iPhone sales are slipping this is more Apple-specific." By Steve Peoples about the aggressive cul- in China. Over the past year, the ASSOCIATED PRESS ture during the first cam- The rare warning of dis- U.S. and China slapped paign when male staff- appointing results from new tariffs on hundreds NEW YORK — Vermont ers and supporters were Apple stoked investors' of billions of dollars' worth Sen. Bernie Sanders and sometimes labeled "Bernie fears that the world's of imports in a trade war his chief lieutenants are bros." second-biggest economy that threatens to snarl offering contrition as some "I'm not the least bit is losing steam and that multinational companies' of his 2016 campaign surprised," National Or- trade tensions between supply lines and reduce staffers face allegations ganization for Women Washington and Beijing demand for their products. of sexual harassment that President Toni Van Pelt are making things worse. Companies such as Gen- threaten to derail a second told The Associated Press, The sell-off also came after eral Motors, Caterpillar White House bid before it noting she was forced to a surprisingly weak report and Daimler have all said begins. block Sanders' supporters on U.S. manufacturing. recently that trade ten- Hours after a New York from her social media feed The Dow Jones Indus- sions and slower growth Times report detailed alle- in 2016. "To me, it was re- trial Average plunged 660 in China are damaging gations of unwanted sexu- ally clear this was the way points, or 2.8 percent, and their businesses. al advances and pay ineq- they were running the the broader S&P 500 in- "When the largest and uity on his first campaign, campaign." dex fell 2.5 percent. second-largest economies Sanders apologized late She blamed Hillary Clin- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Apple stock plummet- in the world get into a Wednesday "to any wom- ton's loss to Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders apologized late Wednesday “to ed 10 percent, wiping out trade dispute, the rest of an who felt that she was more than $74 billion of at least in part, on Sanders any woman who felt that she was not treated the world's going to feel not treated appropriately." and his supporters. the company's market val- appropriately.” the effects. That's what "Of course, if I run again, "It wasn't just Trump, it ue. That's almost as much we're seeing now," said we will do better next wasn't just the Russians, it as Starbucks is worth and ultimately decided to run. Sen. Elizabeth Warren has Jack Ablin, chief invest- time," Sanders told CNN. was also the sexist people more than Lockheed Mar- ment officer of Cresset Yet the 2020 Democratic already launched a presi- Yet there were immedi- that ran his campaign," tin, Lowe's, Caterpillar, Wealth Advisors. field would have little in dential exploratory com- ate signs that the allega- Van Pelt said. General Electric or Mor- In a letter to sharehold- common with that of 2016, mittee. Sen. Kirsten Gil- tions, which did not direct- The timing could not be gan Stanley. ers Wednesday, Apple ly involve Sanders, could worse for Sanders, who is in which Sanders emerged librand of New York, who Other major exporters, CEO Tim Cook said that hurt the self-described gearing up for a second as the anti-establishment has been a central figure including heavy-machin- iPhone demand is wan- democratic socialist's 2020 presidential bid. His se- alternative to Clinton. in Washington's reckoning ery manufacturers and ing in China and that the ambitions in the midst of nior adviser told the AP Should he run again, the with the #MeToo era, is tech companies like Intel company expects revenue the #MeToo era. In the last month that Sanders 77-year-old would enter a considering a presidential and Microsoft, also took of $84 billion for the quar- wake of the report, some would run a "much bigger" crowded field that features run. Sen. Kamala Harris big losses. ter that just ended. That's Democratic activists and operation and would start multiple prominent liber- of California could also be "For a while now there's $7 billion less than ana- operatives complained out as a front-runner if he al women. Massachusetts a leading contender. been an adage in the mar- lysts expected. A8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

Revere man charged All address information, particu- False alarms Esquire Drive on Wednesday larly arrests, reflect police records. In at 10:46 a.m. and from Pow- Accidental burglar alarm the event of a perceived inaccuracy, erhome Remodeling in the triggered by workers at 29 it is the sole responsibility of the con- downtown at Hancock Street in Saugus shooting Rockwood Road on Wednes- and Gedney Drive on Wednes- cerned party to contact the relevant day at 8 a.m. day at 11:53 a.m. By Bridget Turcotte When they arrived on lished a perimeter around police department and have the de- Gas odor reported inside 1 Homeowner from 30 Don- ITEM STAFF the scene, police spoke to the motel. Members of the partment issue a notice of correction Stagecoach Lane on Wednes- na St. reports he is having a the employee and found a Malden SWAT team en- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- day at 5:51 p.m. Call referred hard time with a company that SAUGUS — A 39-year- bullet hole in the door to tered the hotel and placed ifications will not be made without to the Lynnfield Fire Depart- cleaned the leaves from his old Revere man has been one of the rooms where Thornton under arrest express notice of change from the ment. yard on Wednesday at 12:53 arrested in connection the gunshots were heard, without incident, accord- arresting police department. p.m. Officer will document. with a shooting at Wood- according to a statement ing to Giorgetti. Medical Aid City ordinance vehicle vio- spring Suites on Route 1. from Police Chief Ronald Police recovered a 9mm lation reported on Wednesday Dantonio Thornton, of Giorgetti. semi-automatic pistol LYNN Caller reported a fall with fa- at 1:11 p.m. at 9 Danforth 785 Winthrop Ave. in Re- Police identified Thorn- with defaced serial num- cial injuries at 1 New Meadow Road. Officer will issue a 15- vere, is charged with dis- ton as the man staying in bers inside the hotel Arrests Road on Wednesday at 4:13 day notice to remove to Mas- charging a firearm within the room, said Giorgetti. p.m. Patient taken to the hos- room. The incident re- Bryan Barnett, 27, of 89 sachusetts license plate no. 500 feet of a building, third Lynn District Court grant- mains under investiga- pital. Taffrail Road, Apt. 3, Quin- 686CG4. Officer reports the offense of possession of a ed a warrant for Thorn- tion by the Saugus Police Husband called from 1 owner of the motor vehicle is firearm without a license, cy, was arrested on warrant ton's arrest. Department, however, a Cooks Farm Lane on Wednes- Sergio Martinez, of 7 Spring malicious destruction of charges of uninsured motor The following day, at 8:50 preliminary investigation day at 5:18 p.m. to report his Circle. The Danforth Street property over $1,200, and vehicle/trailer, operation of p.m., an Ipswich police indicates that Thornton wife has passed out. Patient landlords are William Portello defacing a firearm serial a motor vehicle with a sus- detective and Somerville accidentally discharged refused medical assistance. and Lorena Hamze. number. police detective, working his firearm inside the ho- pended license and shoplifting Lift assist requested from a by asportation at 1:48 a.m. On Tuesday, Jan. 1 at with Saugus police on the tel room. He was expected resident of 972 Main St. on Medical Aid about 2 p.m., Saugus po- case, identified Thornton to be arraigned in Lynn Thursday. Thursday at 1:36 a.m. lice received a 911 call entering the Town Line District Court Thursday. Charles Giardina, 35, was Visiting Nurses Association from an employee at Inn Motel in Malden. arrested on a courtesy booking MARBLEHEAD requested police assistance the hotel, located at 832 Saugus police, with as- Bridget Turcotte can be at 9:39 a.m. Wednesday. with a combative party at 14 Broadway, who reported sistance from the Malden reached at bturcotte@item- William Townsend Jr., 56, Accident Dane St. on Wednesday at hearing gunshots inside police SWAT team and live.com. Follow her on of 100 Flint St., was arrested 12:08 p.m. Officer reports par- one of the rooms. Medford police, estab- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. on a courtesy booking at 1:35 A report of a motor vehicle ty taken to the hospital. p.m. Wednesday. crash on Pleasant Street at 10:46 a.m. on Wednesday. Lynn lawyer disbarred, allegedly Accidents SAUGUS A report of a motor vehicle Complaints Arrests pocketed his mother’s benefits hit and run crash at 10:44 A caller reported a distraught James D. Herd, 38, of 74 a.m. Wednesday at Essex and of service. edge or consent, according woman on Pleasant Street at Camden St., Lynn, was arrest- By Bella diGrazia Sheridan streets. ITEM STAFF Bernardo was sentenced to the BBO. 8:56 a.m. on Wednesday. Re- ed and charged with second A report of a motor vehicle to one year in the House Based upon Bernardo's sponding officers located the offense of operating under crash at 11:16 a.m. Wednes- Lynn attorney Joseph P. of Correction, according conviction, the bar coun- woman and found she was the influence of liquor, marked Bernardo was disbarred day at 251 Western Ave.; at to the BBO. His conviction sel filed a petition with hysterical about losing a bank lanes violation, negligent oper- after allegedly pocketing 2:49 p.m. Wednesday at Mc- was upheld by the appeals the BBO for discipline in card. ation of motor vehicle, failure $21,000 from his elderly court in June 2017. April 2018, but he failed Donald’s at 60 Boston St.; A caller reported a fifth grade mother's widow Veterans to stop for police, and posses- Bernardo represented to respond and was de- at 4:14 p.m. Wednesday at student walking away on Jer- Administration benefits. sion of an open container of faulted. The board voted Union Street and Union Court; sey Street at 10:48 a.m. on The Supreme Judicial his mother in obtaining alcohol in a motor vehicle. the benefits, to which she to recommend disbarment at 5:51 p.m. Wednesday at Wednesday. They stated three Dantonio D. Thornton, 39, of Court for Suffolk Coun- in October and by the end 361 Boston St.; at 12:15 ty ordered Bernardo's was entitled as the wid- staff members were accom- 785 Winthrop Ave., Apt. 4, Re- ow of a combat veteran, of November a temporary a.m. Thursday at 20 Market panying him. At 10:57 a.m. re- vere, was arrested and charged Judgement of Disbarment suspension was ordered, Square; at 7:34 a.m. Thursday on Dec. 14, according to according to the BBO. He sponding officers reported the with defacing a firearm serial became the representa- pending further disci- at Eastern Avenue and Essex student was with their father. number and warrant charges. a press release from the plinary proceedings. Street; at 7:46 a.m. Thursday Massachusetts Board of tive payee of her account, A caller reported three men where the monthly pay- The parties waived hear- at Hollingsworth and Rockaway in an inflatable boat firing Bar Overseers (BBO). The ing before the court and Accident ments were being depos- streets. shotguns at waterfowl on An- decision came after the lo- agreed to disbarment, per ited. A report of a motor vehicle chorage Lane at 7:17 a.m. on A report of a motor vehicle cal attorney was convicted the board's recommenda- crash with personal injury at in the Pittsfield District From August 2012 Thursday. They were advised of crash at 59 Essex St. at 12:54 tion. 12:17 p.m. Wednesday at Lib- Court of larceny over $250 through January 2013, the hunting regulations. a.m. Thursday. erty and Willow streets; at 7:33 by a single scheme in vio- Bernardo wrote numerous Bella diGrazia can be A caller reported at 7:28 lation of a felony. checks from the account reached at bdigrazia@ a.m. Thursday at 43 Groveland a.m. on Thursday that she had Complaint St. The phone number for for his own benefit, total- itemlive.com. Follow her not seen her Bayview Road A Founders Way resident re- Bernardo, listed on the ing at least $21,000, with- on Twitter @BelladiGra- Assault neighbor in a few days and the ported his neighbor from the state BBO website, is out out his mother's knowl- zia. garage door had fallen off. She apartment below him was at A report of an assault at stated she was concerned her his door complaining about 10:05 a.m. Thursday on Saga- neighbor may have been under noises and might have a knife Longest-serving Chicago council more Street. the garage door. Responding in her hand at 8:50 p.m. officers found the neighbor to member charged in federal probe Overdoses be fine. Theft By Michael Tarm A report of an overdose at PEABODY A caller reported shoplifting ASSOCIATED PRESS 8:36 p.m. Wednesday on Rich- from Macy’s Department Store ardson Road; at 11:36 p.m. Accident at 6:28 p.m. Wednesday. CHICAGO — One of the Wednesday on Lynnway. most powerful and lon- Caller reports he struck a SWAMPSCOTT gest-serving City Council Theft parked car at 77 Main St. on members in Chicago his- Wednesday at 2:25 p.m. Offi- Assault tory appeared in federal A report of a larceny at cer reports no personal injury, court Thursday on a charge 11:37 a.m. Wednesday at 86 no tow needed, report filed. A report of an assault at the that he tried to shake S. Common St.; at 6:34 p.m. Copenhagen Building, 406 down a major fast-food Wednesday at 15 Flint St. Animal Control Paradise Road, at 11:47 p.m. restaurant chain seeking A report of motor vehicle on Wednesday. city remodeling permits. theft at 8:16 a.m. Thursday at On Wednesday at 1:58 p.m. Alderman Ed Burke, 75, 725 Summer St. a caller reported his brother Complaints is charged with one count was recently jailed and she of attempted extortion LYNNFIELD needs a new home for his dog, A report of vandalism at 330 for conveying to company Ruckus. Caller was advised the Humphrey St. at 9:26 a.m. on executives in 2017 that Complaints Animal Control officer does not Wednesday. they'd get the permits only take surrendered animals and A report of a con or scam at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS if they signed on as clients Fraud reported at the Apple she was provided with rescue the high school, 200 Essex St., at Burke's private proper- Alderman Ed Burke, 75, is charged with one Store at 1220 Market St. on information. at 10:16 a.m. on Wednesday. ty-tax law firm in Chicago, count of attempted extortion. Wednesday at 4:12 p.m. A report of an unwelcome a 37-page complaint un- Suspicious auto reported at Complaints guest at 10 Thorndike Terrace sealed on Thursday says. la Finnegan, who asked if bution for an unnamed the end of Partridge Road on at 1:16 p.m. on Wednesday. For many Chicagoans he understood the charge politician. The Chicago Wednesday at 9:17 p.m. Offi- Police report solicitors from A report of suspicious activi- suspicious of dealings be- and that a conviction Tribune and Chicago Sun- cer reports a resident is mov- Edward Jones Mutual Funds ty at 41 Paradise Road at 9:04 hind closed doors at City could carry a lengthy pris- Times reported that Cook ing a couch into his home. are in the neighborhood of p.m. on Wednesday. Hall, Burke has person- on sentence. County Board President ified the city's machine "Yes, your honor," he an- Toni Preckwinkle, a can- politics for decades. Doz- swered calmly. didate for Chicago mayor, ens of aldermen have en- Burke's attorney, Charles was the intended recipient tered U.S. District court Sklarsky, commented brief- of the contribution. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 on corruption charges, but ly to reporters as he left the Preckwinkle said in Burke seemed too power- courthouse with his client, a statement that she Hotline ful, too wealthy and too saying he looked forward to learned Thursday that savvy to land himself in proving Burke did nothing "an individual" attempted the kind of legal trouble wrong. to contribute through her CALL 24 HOURS A DAY he now faces. "The transaction de- campaign website but the He sat in a packed Chi- scribed in the complaint contribution wasn't ac- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) cago federal courtroom does not make out extor- cepted. Calling for Burke Thursday afternoon with tion or an attempt to ex- to step down, Preckwinkle Spanish menu available his arms folded, wearing tort," he said. said his "behavior of abus- his trademark pinstriped The complaint alleges ing his position for person- suit with a pocket square. that as part of the extor- al gain does not reflect my All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Minutes later, he stood be- tion scheme, Burke solic- values, and I do not con- Callers may remain anonymous. fore U.S. Magistrate Shei- ited a campaign contri- done it."

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 Classical boys basketball defeats Salem in defensive battle By Mike Alongi rebounds. Senior forward Ja- ITEM STAFF vahn Carter had six points and nine rebounds, senior for- LYNN — It may not have ward Keith Ridley had six been pretty, but the Classical points and six rebounds and boys basketball team held on junior guard Brandon Sum- to beat Northeastern Confer- mers had six points and three ence foe Salem, 52-47, at rebounds. home Thursday night. The For Salem, senior forward Rams let a 17-point lead slip Isaiah Williamson led the away in the second half, but way with 11 points and seven some clutch defense and free rebounds. Senior guard throws down the stretch Mathew Silva and sophomore ITEM FILE PHOTO helped them hold on. guard Guillermo Pimentel “We played good defense for each added eight points, English’s Jack Rodriguez, center, at- almost the entire game and while senior guard Galvin tempts a layup against the defense of that kept us in it,” said Clas- Gonzalez and senior forward St. Mary’s forward Ademide Badmus, sical coach Jasper Grassa. Jhoan Vago each had six right. “The shots weren’t falling to- points. Sophomore guard night, but the guys stuck to- Tommy Beauregard had ve gether and played hard out points and three rebounds. there. I’m happy with the “I thought we dug ourselves win.” into a big hole, but the second Classical was led by senior half was a much better effort guard Jaylen Johnson, who from our guys,” said Salem scored 14 points. Senior for- coach Tom Doyle. “It’s too bad ward Malik Anderson added we came up short, but we gave ourselves an opportuni- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 10 points and ve rebounds, ty at the end.” while sophomore guard Jeff Classical senior Malik Anderson, right, had 10 points Hill had seven points and two RAMS, B2 and ve rebounds in a win over Salem Thursday. HAROLD RIVERA Classical girls ride hot start to victory By Daniel Kane press-breaker, man offense or Spartans and ITEM STAFF zone offense, whatever aspect of the game it is these kids are Bulldogs are in it SALEM — The Lynn Classi- really listening and want to cal girls basketball team got learn. I’m glad that they had off to a fast start Thursday an opportunity to go out and for the long haul night and never looked back, show their skills tonight.” coasting to a 67-24 in a North- Skyler Crayton (12 points Some games are meant to be classics. eastern Conference matchup and ve rebounds) and sister The expectations were high when the with Salem at Veterans Me- Amber Crayton (10 points and English and St. Mary’s boys basketball morial Field House. ve rebounds) had solid games teams took the court last Saturday in the The Rams’ press defense was for the Rams. Walter J. Boverini Tournament champi- too much to handle for the “We got 22 points between onship game. Both were among the top- Witches, who were held to 11 the Crayton sisters,” Sawyer ranked teams in the state, were undefeat- points through the rst three said. “Both have improved ed, and came in hungry after watching quarters of the game. leaps and bounds every year Classical win the tournament in 2017. “We wanted to come out and we have had them in the pro- At the nal buzzer the Spartans walked pressure them tonight,” Clas- gram and continue to do well. away with the 82-79 victory, but both sical coach Tom Sawyer said. The biggest thing is they play teams had plenty of reasons to be proud. “The kids really executed the hard every game. They only First and foremost, the Boverini is a tour- press well in that rst part of know one way to play and nament about bragging rights. Most of the game and that got us go- that’s hard. They do all the the student-athletes on both sides know ing offensively. We had 23 little things for us too to help each other off the court. That’s part of points in the rst quarter so us win games.” that kind of set the tone for what makes it special. When you’re play- Classical started fast, quick- the whole game. ing against your neighbors and childhood ly jumping out to a 13-1 lead friends, you’re playing to tell a story 10 “All our players work hard in ITEM FILE PHOTO after a steal and layup by Key- years later that can’t be taken away. practice and they listen,” Saw- anni Jordan (seven points and Although English lost the game, the Classical’s Skyler Crayton, center, had 12 points and yer added. “Whatever we are two steals). Bulldogs showed what they’re made of ve rebounds to lead the way for the Rams in a win trying to do with the game by hanging tough with a stacked Spar- over Salem. plan whether it be press, CLASSICAL, B2 tans team. St. John’s transfer Jarnel Guzman has wasted no time making an impact with his new team, and Alonzo Linton picked up where he left off after a tremendous junior season. But that was North Shore baseball looking for new umpires expected. By Harold Rivera We’re looking for the veterans to mentor at 565 Maple St. in Danvers. It’s the contributions the Bulldogs are ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and teach as we move forward.” The cost for the class is $100.00, which receiving from their underclassmen that The rst step in bringing new faces includes materials, rst-years NSBUA should give them plenty to feel positive Lynn native Joe Gill keeps a busy into the fold is getting the word out. Gill, dues, and the NSBUA certi cation exam. about. Sophomores Jack Rodriguez and schedule and wears many hats. On Bea- who joined the NSBUA in 2007, believes No previous umpiring experience is re- Justin Fitzpatrick played key minutes in con Street, Gill’s a Legislative Director to interested participants will reach out as quired. both Boverini games. Neither played like State Representative Dan Cahill. In the the organization spreads the word. The course is taught by NSBUA inter- underclassmen during the tournament. fall, he’s the assistant varsity boys soccer “I think the challenging part is getting preter Steve Carroll, who’s assisted by When you have sophomores on your coach at St. Mary’s. In the spring, Gill the information out there,” Gill said. “I team who can step in and support the Dick Newton. Both Carroll (2007-2010) can be found on the diamond umpiring think this is a solid part-time job and a heavy-lifters (Linton and Guzman), the and Newton (2013-2016) are former NS- high school baseball games across the great way to stay involved in the game. roster becomes well-rounded. Those are BUA presidents. North Shore. The tough part is getting the word out the teams that do damage when the state “Steve’s been in the organization for Gill was elected President of the North there. The best way to do it is to continue tournament rolls around. over 25 years,” Gill said. “He was a for- Shore Baseball Umpires Association in to hit the pavement. It’s important to get And for what it’s worth, Rodriguez was mer collegiate umpire. Potential umpires June. He’s currently tackling the task of out there and show people how to get mentioned by St. Mary’s coach Dave will learn the rules of the game to proper adding young umpires to the organiza- involved.” Brown two days before the game when game management. Steve does a terri c tion in hopes of increasing membership. But umpiring is far from easy. Anyone I asked him how dif cult it would be to job. He’s assisted by Dick Newton. “We’re lucky enough to have a lot of interested in wearing the blue uniform defend an English offense with no short- They’re two great examples of expertise veteran umpires who’ve umpired a lot on the diamond must undergo proper age of reliable scorers. You know you have on our board.” over the years with plenty of quality as- training before yelling “batter up.” something special when opposing coaches Newton, the athletic director at En- signments,” Gill said. “With that said our The NSBUA is offering new umpire are noticing how deep and talented your glish, has been a NSBUA member since young members are hurting. We’re look- roster is. training sessions that will take place at 2000. ing for young umpires to step in and take Essex Tech (from 6:00-8:00 p.m.) begin- RIVERA, B2 over when the veteran class steps aside. ning next Monday. The school is located UMPIRES, B2 English swim team drops a close match to NEC foe Medford Currie (who quali ed for the 500 lays. SCHOOL ROUNDUP freestyle at 5:39.41) and the 200 WRESTLING By Harold Rivera freestyle team of captain Antho- St. John’s 43, B.C. High 29 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ny Michillo, Stephanie McLean, The Eagles brought home a win in their rst Catholic Conference Despite a solid effort in the Lily Bromberger and captain meet of the season. Winners pool, the English swim team William Connolly (1:51.13). were Nick Curley (106 pounds), dropped a close match to Med- Within ve points of Malden Alec Runnals (120 pounds), ford with an 89-84 loss Thursday across nine of the 12 events, the Ryan Garlitz (138 pounds), Matt night at Lynn Tech. meet was decided by one point Mitchell (145 pounds), Achil- English featured rst-place during the nal event — the 400 les Gikas (152 pounds), Marty winners in Peter Phelan (200 freestyle relay, making this the Roach (160 pounds), Ben Shaw individual medley and 100 tightest meet the Tanners had (170 pounds), Drew Leahy (182 breaststroke), Hannah Trahant competed in this season. pounds) and Will Moulton (285 (diving), Amanda Fabrizio (500 Peabody dives back into the pounds). freestyle) and Mary Lawlor (100 pool next Thursday when the The Eagles are 13-1 this sea- backstroke). Tanners host Somerville. son. The Bulldogs visit Revere next Danvers 61, Swampscott 40 BOYS TRACK Tuesday. The Falcons improved to 5-1 Salem 51, English 30 SWIMMING with the win. Danvers featured English’s rst-place winners Malden 92, Peabody 91 rst-place winners in Raphael were Francisco Cubas (55 meter The Tanners were handed Hicaro (50 freestyle, 100 free- ITEM FILE PHOTO hurdle) and Adnan Jalal (1000 their rst loss of the season. Pea- style) and Ethan McGrath (100 meter dash). English’s Hannah Trahant placed rst in diving for the Bull- body featured rst-place win- backstroke). The Falcons also dogs in a loss to Medford Thursday. ners in Tanners captain Kirsten won rst place in all three re- ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 Classical, Salem boys basketball battle to the last minute RAMS the third quarter, where Salem played take the lead. Defense took over on From B1 its best quarter. The Witches held both sides for the final five minutes, as Classical to just four points in the Classical wasn’t able to take the lead Salem started the game off strong, quarter, bringing a lot of energy to the back until there was just over one taking a small lead in the early min- defensive end of the floor. minute left. It was then that Anderson utes. Classical started to find a groove “We just talked about playing team and Hill were able to hit some clutch as the first quarter went on, eventual- defense and stepping up the intensity free throws to allow the Rams to es- ly taking the lead behind some strong level on both offense and defense,” cape with the victory. play from Hill and Summers. The Doyle said. “Our guys responded well Salem (4-2) plays next Monday with Rams took a 14-10 lead into the first and made a good run.” a matchup against Boston English. break. “We certainly weren’t doing our- “We just have to focus on playing a The second quarter was the stron- selves any favors by missing open full game out there,” said Doyle. “Hope- gest of the night for Classical. The shots,” said Grassa. “But we got caught fully we’ll learn from this loss and be Rams extended their lead to nine dribbling too much and we weren’t better for the next game.” points within the first two possessions moving the ball like we should have Next up for Classical (5-1) is another of the quarter, eventually growing that been.” NEC matchup, this one against Bever- lead to 17 points. But just when it By the end of the third, Classical’s ly next Monday. looked like Classical would be taking lead had been cut to just three points “We obviously have to get better if that huge lead into halftime, Pimentel at 38-35. we’re going to compete in this league, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK hit back-to-back three pointers for the Salem actually came all the way because it’s a test every night,” said Salem’s Isaiah Williamson, left, led the Witch- Witches to cut the deficit to 11 points back to tie the score at 47-47 with Grassa. “We’ll get back to practice and es with 11 points and seven rebounds Thurs- at the break. about five minutes remaining in the keep working so we can try to make a day night. That momentum carried over into game, but the Witches could never run at this thing.” English and St. Mary’s are tournament bound

RIVERA ta played huge minutes through the step in St. Mary’s testing itself against From B1 Boverini; neither looked like a sopho- the best of the best. It was far from more on the court. easy, but the Spartans passed the test. The Spartans are in the same boat. Even the best of teams need role After the game Brown noted that win Undoubtedly, St. Mary’s has one of players to play crucial roles off the or lose, both teams improved from the most talented starting fives in the bench. I’ll never forget the jump shot playing against each other in front state. Jalen Echevarria, who scored his P.J. Brown hit off the bench in the clos- of a packed crowd with state tourna- 1,000th career point earlier this sea- ing minutes of Game 7 of 2008 East- ment-like atmosphere. English coach son and earned Boverini Tournament ern Conference Semifinals against Antonio Anderson expressed a similar MVP, is off to a great start. Ademide the Cavaliers (nor will I forget when notion. Both coaches are 100 percent Badmus (a transfer from English) has he dunked over Kobe Bryant in the right. been outstanding in the paint. Joey finals). I’ve said it time and time again. When Abate-Walsh and Josh Perez have hit For the Spartans, winning the the playoffs roll around, I’ll take a 12-8 key buckets during crucial times. Lee Boverini is an accomplishment Brown team that has tested itself against top- Pacheco scored 5 points in the first doesn’t take lightly. Brown enjoys notch opponents in the regular season quarter to help get the Spartans going. matching his team toe-to-toe with the over an undefeated team that coasted But that was expected. best competition in the state. It’s why its way to the state tournament. It’s the supporting cast that has truly St. Mary’s has tournament contenders In all likelihood neither of these two put the Spartans over the top thus far such as Central Catholic, St. John’s, teams will need to worry about that in helping St. Mary’s to its undefeated TechBoston and Pope John on its because they’re both far too talented to start. Junior forward Marcus Brun- schedule. St. Mary’s doesn’t shy away lose eight games. I expect the Bulldogs son-Perez can jump into a game off the from anybody, and that’s the right way and Spartans to be there in the end, bench and knock-down a 3-pointer in to go about building a team primed for pushing for state championships. And the blink of an eye. Sophomore guards a state championship. it’ll be a lot of fun watching them make Marvens Rosirus and Sammy Batis- The win over English was another it happen along the way. Peabody track notches sweep of Marblehead

ROUNDUP Somerville 50.5, Swampscott 35.5 chi (1000 meter dash). From B1 Swampscott’s first-place winners Peabody 58.5, Marblehead 27.5 ITEM FILE PHOTO were Joseph Varghese (high jump), Peabody’s first-place winners were Classical’s Amber Crayton, right, had 10 points Saugus 44, Winthrop 42 Anton Vasquez (shot put), Owen Aaliyah Alleyae (high jump), Court- and five rebounds in a win Thursday. Saugus’ first-place winners were Bergeron (600 meter dash) and ney Kline (shot put), Fadima Kaba Edlyn Dos Santos (shot put), Mar- Dylan Brawley (mile). (45-yard hurdle), Jolene Murphy vens Jean (50-yard hurdle), Bruno GIRLS TRACK (45-yard dash), Alexandra Betten- Auzec (300 meter dash) and Justin English 64, Salem 4 court (300 meter dash), Lillian Bren- Classical girls run away Ciampa (mile). English’s first-place winnersnan (600 meter dash) and Victoria Peabody 61, Marblehead 25 were Erin Galloway (high jump, Lombardi (mile). with win over Salem Peabody’s first-place winners were two miles), Kahlee Smith-Whelton Marblehead’s first-place winners Gabriel Carvalho (shot put), Kema- (shot put, 55 meter dash), Ashley were Bella Corsini (1000 meter CLASSICAL ni Jackson (45-yard hurdle), Jacob Jonathan (55 meter hurdle), Liany dash) and Caroline Johnson (two From B1 Hawthorne (45-yard dash), Jared Morel (300 meter dash), Amy Guti- miles). Ridley (300 meter dash), Chris Mo- errez (600 meter dash), Khyahjah Swampscott 46, Somerville 40 The Rams didn’t let up, forcing a number of turnovers rales (600 meter dash), Pablo Ro- Alexander (1000 meter dash), Jackie Swampscott’s first-place winners on their way to a solid 23-6 lead at the end of the first driguez (1000 meter dash), Antonio Ramirez (mile). were Ciara Espaillat (shot put), quarter. Along with the defensive effort, Classical dominated Craveiro (mile) and Claudio Rocha Winthrop 45, Saugus 40 Ashley Marston (600 meter dash), the paint with Jean Gupton-Morrison (10 points and 13 (two miles). Saugus’ first-place winners were Elizabeth Green (1000 meter dash) rebounds) leading the way with eight rebounds in the Marblehead’s lone first-place win- Ava Florino (high jump), Serena and Genevieve Dishman (two miles). first half. Gupton-Morrison ended the first half with a ner was Richard Decarvalho in the Cacciola (50-yard dash), Jenni Costa The Big Blue featured seven sec- buzzer-beater to put the Rams well ahead at 40-11. high jump. (300 meter dash) and Gabbi Mores- ond-place finishers. “We want to get out in transition, defense to offense and you can’t do that if you don’t have the ball so we have to rebound,” Sawyer said. “Rebounding is a little bit about technique and a lot about effort. Salem had some size so it’s a whole lot about effort. The kids real- ly worked hard tonight.” Classical kept the effort going in the second half, hold- ing the Witches scoreless in the third before the bench came in to finish the rest of the game. Junior Lindsey Valeri and sophomore Sajada Dean each had five points in the fourth quarter. “It was good that tonight we were able to get 12 kids into the game,” Sawyer said. “All of those kids work hard in practice too. They probably get tired of playing against the starters and now they had their opportuni- ty to go out and show what they are made of. I was happy to see them execute. They executed what we wanted to do both offensively and defensively. That’s important for them and for us as a program.” The Rams (4-2) have another NEC matchup next Tuesday night (7) when they travel to Beverly. “They’re a really good team,” Sawyer said of the Pan- thers. “They’re well coached and a tough team. Any place on the road is a tough place to play, especially over in Beverly and it will be a real challenge for us.” North Shore baseball looking for new umpires UMPIRES From B1 “If you’re done playing, which I was, and I was done coaching, it’s a good way to stay involved in the game,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Newton said. “Anybody that has a feel for the game can David Pastrnak celebrates after scoring a goal in a win over the Calgary Flames Thursday night. start out with the Little League levels and move on to the high school levels. “It’s enjoyable,” Newton added. “There’s so many games out there. There are so many AAU leagues that there’s a Bruins earn second straight victory shortage of umpires. We’re looking for younger umpires to step in. The way to do that is by taking the class. If BOSTON (AP) — Jake DeBrusk Mike Smith had 21 saves for Cal- to play. Backlund scored less than you’re motivated, the opportunity to move up and do as and Brad Marchand each had two gary, which has dropped five of eight. three minutes later to make it 5-4, but many games as you want is there.” goals to lift the Boston Bruins over Michael Frolik, Elias Lindholm, John- Marchand iced it with an empty-net- The organization received a solid turnout at last year’s the Calgary Flames 6-4 on Thursday ny Gaudreau and Mikael Backlund ter with 1:50 left. training. “Last year was the best-sized class we had in a while night. scored. Frolik got Calgary going with a with 20,” Gill said. “It’s a good opportunity to ask ques- Boston has won three in a row and Gaudreau scored from a tight angle short-handed goal 7:46 into the game. tions without getting lost. It’s great. Last year we got six of eight. The Bruins built on their with 9:27 left to cut Boston’s lead to He charged out of the box after he and teenagers, coaches who want to learn the rules better, win over Chicago in Tuesday’s Winter 4-3. He also had an assist but failed to Lindholm were called for penalties parents whose kids went off to college and now have an Classic by beating the top team in the convert on two breakaways. Gaudreau five seconds apart and beat Halak. empty nest. It’s a broad range of people who are lifelong Western Conference. was coming off consecutive four-point NOTES baseball fans to people who are getting their first crack Jaroslav Halak stopped 33 shots, games. Boston F David Backes served the at baseball.” and John Moore and David Pastrnak DeBrusk quickly stretched the lead final game of his three-game suspen- To reserve your spot or if you have any questions also scored. off a pass from David Krejci with 6:14 sion for an illegal hit to the head. please contact Carroll at [email protected]. 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HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE FRIDAY Amesbury at Lynnfield (12) Lynn at Everett (1) Girls Basketball St. Mary’s at Newburyport (2) Tech at Nashoba Tech (5:30) KIPP Academy at St. Mary’s (5:45) Marblehead at Winthrop (3) Lynnfield at Newburyport (6:30) Medford at Saugus (4:30) Spellman at Fenwick (6:30) Swampscott at Somerville (5) Gloucester at English (7) Gloucester at Revere (5:10) Medford at Marblehead (7) Austin Prep at Fenwick (6) Peabody at Everett (7) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (6) Saugus at Revere (7) Girls Hockey Swampscott at Malden (7) Masconomet at Winthrop (1) Winthrop at Somerville (7) Marblehead at Notre Dame (3:40) Boys Basketball Medford at Peabody (4) Newburyport at Lynnfield (6:30) Girls Basketball Fenwick at Spellman (6:30) Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (3) English at Gloucester (7) Marblehead at Medford (7) Swimming Everett at Peabody (7) Lowell Catholic at St. Mary’s (3) Revere at Saugus (7) Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (5) Malden at Swampscott (7) Wrestling Somerville at Winthrop (7) St. John’s at North Attleborough (9) St. John’s at Malden Catholic (7) Marblehead at Gloucester (10) Tech at Greater Lowell (7) Saugus at Gloucester (10) KIPP Academy at St. Mary’s (7:15) Lynnfield at Cohasset (11) SATURDAY Gymnastics Boys Hockey Winthrop at Peabody (2:15)

SPORTS BRIEFS NSBUA baseball preter Steve Carroll at ste- [email protected]. umpire training The North Shore Baseball Learn to Skate Umpires Association is offer- program ing new umpire training ses- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sions that will take place at Session II of Lynn Youth Rob Gronkowski did not have the season most people were expecting in 2018. Essex County Technical High Hockey’s Learn To Skate School from 6:00-8:00 p.m. program begins Jan. 5 and beginning on Monday night runs through Mar. 23 (a January 7th. The school is total of 12 sessions). Each located at 565 Maple St. in Patriots hope this year’s adversity session begins at 9:30 a.m. Danvers (Hathorne) The cost for the class is and runs through 11:20 a.m. $100.00, which includes The cost is $125 (plus any has prepared them for the playoffs materials, first-years NSBUA USA Hockey fees if applica- dues, and the NSBUA certifi- ble). Equipment needed cation exam. No previous includes hockey helmet, FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The 2018 times and showed back up with a lot of but that was down from his 69 catches umpiring experience is elbow and knee pads, skates season has been one of constant adap- resolve.” for 1,084 yards and eight TDs (all team required. and warm/waterproof gloves tation for the defending AFC champion New England avoided playing in the highs) in 2017. To reserve your spot or if and pants. For more infor- Patriots. wild-card round, which it hasn’t partic- At times it hampered the options in you have any questions mation, visit www.lynny- From adjusting after Julian Edel- ipated in since 2009, when it was blown the passing game for Brady, who was please contact NSBUA inter- outhhockey.com. man’s four-game suspension to open out by Baltimore. Having at least one already having to adapt to a mostly the season to a surprise 1-2 start to playoff game at home has been import- new group of receivers. Players such as TV/RADIO dealing with several injuries at run- ant to the Patriots’ success under Bill Cordarrelle Patterson and Phillip Dor- ning back to Josh Gordon’s arrival and Belichick. New England has not won a sett have done their best to step up, but TV abrupt departure, New England’s met- road playoff game since 2006. The Pa- there’s been inconsistency. NBA tle has been tested on almost a weekly triots would have to do just that if they Gordon’s arrival helped steady things 8 p.m...... Dallas at Boston...... ESPN, NBCSB basis. advance out of the divisional round and and with 40 receptions for 720 yards 10:30 p.m...... Oklahoma City at Portland...... ESPN New England will enter the playoffs and three touchdowns he was having Men’s College Basketball meet top-seed Kansas City in the AFC 7 p.m...... Ball State at Toledo...... CBSSN as the AFC’s No. 2 seed and with a first- championship game. his best season since he was an All-Pro 7 p.m...... IUPUI at UIC...... ESPNU round bye, which in the past has been While New England ended the reg- with Cleveland in 2013. That all ended 7 p.m...... SMU at Tulane...... ESPN2 key to them making deep postseason ular season as healthy as it has been late last month when he was suspend- 9 p.m...... Buffalo at E. Michigan...... CBSSN runs. But in a season already marked all season, several key players will cer- ed indefinitely by the NFL for violating Women’s College Basketball by so many changes, they’ll find out tainly benefit from this week off to rest an agreement that allowed him to play 7 p.m...... Elon at Northeastern...... NESN Plus just how well they’ve been able to adapt nagging injuries. after multiple drug suspensions. 8 p.m...... DePaul at Marquette...... FS1 when the postseason commences. One of them is tight end Rob Gron- The week after Gordon’s suspension Golf 4 p.m...... PGA: Tournament of Champions...... Golf “Every team has its own unique kowski, who contemplated retirement was handed down, in a win over Buf- Radio identity and this team cares a lot about after last season’s Super Bowl loss and falo, Brady had his lowest output since NBA each other. We play for each other and is coming off a challenging regular sea- he passed for 123 yards in a 2003 loss 8 p.m...... Dallas at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 we’re playing to win,” quarterback Tom son. to the Bills. But he recovered in the Brady said. “I think that’s what we’re He missed only three games but has regular-season finale against the Jets, here for. We’ve shown we can compete. battled ankle and lingering back issues throwing for four touchdowns and his NFL PLAYOFFS We’ve shown we could overcome some for most of the year. He caught 47 pass- highest quarterback rating of the sea- WILD CARD PLAYOFFS adversity. We’ve been counted out a few es for 682 yards and three touchdowns, son in a 38-3 victory. Saturday, Jan. 5 Indianapolis at Houston, 4:35 p.m. (ESPN) Seattle at Dallas, 8:15 p.m. (FOX) Chiefs look ahead, aware of playoff flops Sunday, Jan. 6 L.A. Chargers at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. (CBS) KANSAS CITY, Mo. storied franchise that Philadelphia at Chicago, 4:40 p.m. (NBC) DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS (AP) — Justin Houston played opposite the cham- Saturday, Jan. 12 wouldn’t let the question pion Green Bay Packers Baltimore/Los Angeles Chargers/Indianapolis at Kansas City, come out before cutting in the first Super Bowl, 4:35 p.m. (NBC) it off. Fullback Anthony then won the Lombardi Chicago/Dallas/Seattle at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. (FOX) Sherman was even less Trophy four years later Sunday, Jan. 13 accommodating than the against the Minnesota Vi- Houston/Baltimore/Los Angeles Chargers at New England, 1:05 bruising linebacker of the kings. p.m. (CBS) Kansas City Chiefs. But since Len Dawson Dallas/Seattle/Philadelphia at New Orleans, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) His response came with and Co. were victorious in a glare. 1972, the Chiefs have only You see, the Chiefs had appeared in one other NHL just wrapped up their AFC title game, losing to EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE third consecutive AFC the Buffalo Bills after the Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA West title and the No. 1 1993 season. They’ve only Tampa Bay 40 31 7 2 64 168 117 Winnipeg 39 25 12 2 52 134 111 seed for the playoffs with won two playoff games at Toronto 40 26 12 2 54 147 113 Nashville 41 24 15 2 50 124 104 a lopsided rout of the home in their entire his- Boston 41 23 14 4 50 120 109 Dallas 41 21 16 4 46 113 110 Buffalo 41 22 13 6 50 119 118 Colorado 41 19 14 8 46 138 128 Oakland Raiders, their tory, even though Arrow- Montreal 41 22 14 5 49 130 128 Minnesota 39 19 17 3 41 114 111 longtime division rivals. head Stadium boasts one Florida 39 17 16 6 40 127 138 Chicago 43 15 21 7 37 123 156 Detroit 42 15 20 7 37 118 145 St. Louis 37 15 18 4 34 102 123 But in an otherwise jubi- of the biggest home-field Ottawa 41 15 21 5 35 129 163 Pacific Division lant locker room, the in- advantages in the game. Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA evitable question had to And under coach Andy GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 42 25 13 4 54 150 121 Washington 38 24 11 3 51 138 112 Vegas 43 24 15 4 52 130 115 be asked: Will this team, Reid, they are winless at Pittsburgh 40 22 12 6 50 140 117 San Jose 42 22 13 7 51 145 133 with its high-powered home and 1-5 overall in Columbus 39 23 13 3 49 129 119 Anaheim 41 19 15 7 45 102 120 N.Y. Islanders 39 22 13 4 48 117 104 Vancouver 44 20 20 4 44 128 138 offense and lackluster the postseason. N.Y. Rangers 39 17 15 7 41 113 130 Edmonton 40 19 18 3 41 114 127 defense, finally reverse There’s more, as if the Carolina 39 17 17 5 39 99 112 Arizona 40 17 21 2 36 101 115 decades of postseason dis- Chiefs want to be remind- New Jersey 39 15 17 7 37 117 132 Los Angeles 41 16 22 3 35 92 121 Philadelphia 40 15 20 5 35 114 145 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. appointments? FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed of it. “That’s behind us. That’s Only the Lions and Jets Thursday’s Games Columbus at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Patrick Mahomes is hoping to give the Kansas Minnesota 4, Toronto 3 Washington at Dallas, 8 p.m. old news,” said Houston, have gone longer with- Carolina 5, Philadelphia 3 New Jersey at Arizona, 9 p.m. one of the veterans and City Chiefs a playoff win in the divisional round out playing in the Super Buffalo 4, Florida 3 N.Y. Rangers at Colorado, 9 p.m. vocal leaders. “You don’t in two weeks. Bowl; the Browns, Jag- Boston 6, Calgary 4 Vegas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 3, Chicago 2, OT Saturday’s Games focus on the past. Don’t uars and Texans have Montreal 2, Vancouver 0 Calgary at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. let the past poison your ing that first-round bye. “The past doesn’t mean never been there. And the Washington at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Ottawa, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Columbus at Florida, 7 p.m. future. We are focused on They will learn this week- anything. Those other Chiefs’ only playoff win Friday’s Games Vancouver at Toronto, 7 p.m. the future now and we are end whether they will games? They don’t mean in 25 years came against Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Nashville at Montreal, 7 p.m. anything,” Sherman said. Nashville at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. getting ready for whoever face the Colts, Ravens or Houston, which was led we have to play. We are Chargers in the divisional “This is a whole new team. by quarterback Brian going to take advantage round on Jan. 12, the first We can’t worry about what Hoyer. NBA of this opportunity.” of what they hope will be those other teams did.” In fact, Indianapolis has EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE The Chiefs (12-4) get two games at Arrowhead Oh, but Chiefs fans are won just as many playoff Atlantic Division Southwest Division this week to rest and re- Stadium before the Super certainly aware. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB games at Arrowhead Sta- Toronto 28 11 .718 — Houston 21 15 .583 — lax, the byproduct of earn- Bowl. This is the proud and dium as the Chiefs. Philadelphia 25 14 .641 3 San Antonio 21 17 .553 1 Boston 22 15 .595 5 Memphis 18 19 .486 3½ Brooklyn 18 21 .462 10 Dallas 18 19 .486 3½ New York 9 29 .237 18½ New Orleans 17 22 .436 5½ Saints’ Brees awed teammates with completion rate Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 18 18 .500 — Denver 24 11 .686 — METAIRIE, La. (AP) — It’s one thing the ball, tight ends, backs, everybody cord of 72 percent that Brees himself Charlotte 18 19 .486 ½ Oklahoma City 24 13 .649 1 to throw passes as accurately as any in protection and running routes and set last season. Brees owns three of Orlando 17 20 .459 1½ Portland 22 16 .579 3½ quarterback ever has, which the New timing,” Brees said. “I mean, there is so the six highest single-season comple- Washington 15 23 .395 4 Utah 18 20 .474 7½ Atlanta 11 26 .297 7½ Minnesota 17 21 .447 8½ Orleans Saints’ Drew Brees arguably much that goes into that.” tion rates in NFL history. His 70.6 Central Division Pacific Division does. Brees takes time during or after vir- rate in 2009, when the Saints won W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 26 10 .722 — Golden State 25 13 .658 — His pinpoint control was even doc- tually every practice or even offseason the Super Bowl, tied Kenny Anderson Indiana 25 12 .676 1½ L.A. Clippers 21 16 .568 3½ umented in a “Sport Science” episode workout to help receivers and blockers for the highest of all time. He owned Detroit 17 19 .472 9 L.A. Lakers 21 17 .553 4 in which Brees’ ability to hit a tar- see the field the way he sees it, to help the record alone after completing 71.2 Chicago 10 28 .263 17 Sacramento 19 18 .514 5½ Cleveland 8 30 .211 19 Phoenix 9 30 .231 16½ get compared favorably to that of an them understand how he’s inclined to percent in 2011. That stood until Sam Olympic archer. act when the approach of a defense Bradford’s 71.6 percent in 2016, which Thursday’s Games Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Toronto at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Saturday’s Games Yet Brees attributes his record ca- causes plays to develop any variety of Brees broke the very next year. Denver at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Charlotte at Denver, 5 p.m. reer and single-season completion per- ways. Brees’ career completion rate of 67.3 Houston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Utah at Detroit, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games Dallas at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. centages to far more than his ability to During the course of 18 full regular percent also is highest of all-time. And Utah at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Cleveland, 8 p.m. throw passes wherever he wants. And seasons, Brees, who turns 40 on Jan. he leads in passing yards and number Brooklyn at Memphis, 8 p.m. Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Boston, 8 p.m. Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. he is also quick to stress that he can’t 15 and has one year remaining on his of completions. Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. Golden State at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Orlando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. do it alone. contract, has set an entirely new NFL “Honestly, it’s a high mark. I can’t re- Washington at Miami, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games “We work at it. It takes an entire standard for completion percentage. call being with a quarterback or an of- Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. group and it starts with the guys up His 74.4 percent completion rate (364 fense where (a QB) is completing balls New York at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Orlando at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. front, goes to the receivers catching of 489) this season broke the NFL re- at that high number,” Payton said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 COMICS

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Drug user battling addiction offers words of hope to others The award winner for last year DEAR ABBY: I’m cur- midterms are behind us, Each year, the International hand, could not have the di- rently in a mental hospi- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van the hostility will die down Bridge Press Association gives amond ace, and was unlikely tal. I have been in and out Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, — at least for a while. out awards in several catego- to have a natural trump trick. for years because of sui- and was founded by her mother, If it persists, TELL your ries. Last year was different, in Many players would shift to cide attempts and drug co-workers that what they Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at that every winner received an a trump, but South wins the use. My drug of choice is are doing is hurtful and all-expenses-paid trip to San- trick, cashes the diamond crystal meth, and it has DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los you want them to stop. And ya, China, to compete in the been a vicious cycle. ace, ruffs a spade, discards Angeles, CA 90069. if they don’t, then discuss Hainan Bridge Festival. I’m 19 and will be 20 it with your supervisor or his last spade on the dia- soon. I would like to share employer because what This was the Gidwani Fam- mond king and claims. my story with your read- as well, and I’m glad that problem.” “People like you they are doing is creating a ily Trust Defence of the Year Leading the spade king is ers, young and old, who you are getting treatment. ...” and, “It must be nice to hostile working environ- winner. Look at the North and not good enough, because may feel lost or alone. I Recovery from addiction not care.” I don’t know ment. East hands. South was in four South’s jack sets up. Tislevoll was sexually abused and can be a daily challenge, how to respond to these hearts. West led the spade found the killing play when he have prostituted myself which takes courage and hurtful comments, which DEAR ABBY: A friend ace. Given dummy’s single- led a low spade! Yes, declarer for drugs when I was des- determination. You appear make me feel terrible. It of mine is a pretty fair oil ton, East followed suit with took the trick, but he still had perate. I’m going through to have both. makes me extremely un- painter. She occasionally the two, a suit-preference sig- to lose either a late spade intensive treatment now. I am printing your letter comfortable, and I don’t sells one. I would like to nal for clubs. West cashed the trick or, if he tried to ruff his When I was at my lowest, because it carries an im- think it’s appropriate to buy a painting she recent- club ace and continued with my family looked the oth- ly finished. She quoted me last spade, a trump trick to portant message for any- discuss this at work in the a second club to East’s king. West. er way. one who is feeling suicidal. first place. a price, but phrased it as a What did East do now? What I want to tell peo- question, “Does $— sound The phone number of the I am not sure how to Sitting East was GeO Tis- ple is to get help if they OK?” Would it be rude if I National Suicide Preven- handle this if it continues. levoll. The deal was played are contemplating suicide. offered her less than that tion Lifeline is 800-273- I don’t want these women during the 2019 North Island I want them to know their 8255, and it is toll-free. for the painting? lives are valuable. I strug- to hate me. I respect them, Teams Championship in New gle with hallucinations, but this is a sensitive top- BETTER OFFER IN Zealand. The original article DEAR ABBY: I work in ic. THE WEST about the deal was written by and it’s scary at times. But close quarters with two Liam Milne from Australia. no matter what we go women. They often talk NOT THE PLACE DEAR BETTER OFFER: Tislevoll built up a picture through in life, we must politics, and I am very No, it would not be rude. of the deal. Since West had remember that we were aware of their views. They DEAR NOT THE PLACE: It’s common for buyers to built to be resilient. I be- asked me if I was voting in I agree that, for the most negotiate the price of art not bid four spades, he had lieve in our strength. the midterms, and I an- part, discussing politics in objects. It is done all the probably started with at most Thanks, Abby. swered in the affirmative, the workplace is inappro- time, and she shouldn’t two spades. If West had a sin- OVERCOMING IN but offered no details as priate because there are take offense if you offer her gleton, a spade return now WISCONSIN my vote is my personal bound to be disagreements, what you think is a fair would work because he could business. which are not conducive to price. Remember, if she ruff with a heart higher than DEAR OVERCOMING: Since then, I have been a pleasant environment. doesn’t agree, she can North’s five. West, a passed I believe in your strength told, “You are part of the Hopefully, now that the make a counteroffer.

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By Frances D'Emilio and Kim Tong-Hyung ASSOCIATED PRESS ROME — North Korea's top diplomat in Italy has gone into hiding along with his wife, according to a South Korean lawmaker, raising the possibility of a defection of a senior North Korean official. The news came from South Korea's spy agency, which briefed lawmakers in Seoul on Thursday on the status of North Ko- rea's acting ambassador FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to Italy, Jo Song Gil. It North Korea’s acting ambassador to Italy, Jo said he went into hiding Rescue workers observe the site of a train accident on Great Belt Bridge Song Gil, second from right, went into hiding with his wife in November with his wife in November, South Korea’s spy in Nyborg, in Denmark. before his posting to Italy agency told lawmakers in Seoul on Thursday. ended late that month. A high-profile defection seeks asylum in a Western government. by one of North Korea's Danish train crash toll up nation. About 30,000 North elite would be a huge em- North Korea has not yet Koreans have defected barrassment for leader commented on Jo's status. to South Korea since the to 8 after more bodies found Kim Jong Un as he pur- An official with the Ital- end of the 1950-53 Korean sues diplomacy with Seoul ian Foreign Ministry said War, according to South By Jan M. Olsen position directions on the more clues to explain the and Washington and seeks ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday that Jo hadn't Korean government fig- bridge. deadly accident. to portray himself as a ures. The Danish Accident Aerial TV footage and geopolitical player. requested asylum from It- COPENHAGEN, Den- Investigation Board has photos showed the front aly. The official, who spoke Many defectors have mark — Two more bodies South Korean lawmaker also said that strong gusts side of the passenger train Kim Min-ki said an official on condition of anonymity said they wanted to leave have been found in the Wednesday could be a ripped open. One contain- in line with standard prac- North Korea's harsh po- wreckage of a crashed from Seoul's National In- factor. At the time of the er seemed to be missing tice, also said Jo no longer litical system and wide- train on a Danish bridge, telligence Service shared accident, the 11.2-mile from a flat wagon on the held diplomatic status in spread poverty. North raising the death toll to the information during a Storebaelt link was closed cargo train and a freight Italy, presumably since Korea often accuses the eight in Denmark's dead- closed-door briefing. Kim to road traffic because tarpaulin was torn into his assignment had ended. South of deceiving or liest train accident in 30 did not say whether the of high winds but trains pieces. paying people to defect, years, police said Thurs- spy agency revealed any- Without citing any day. could still drive across. Lars Braemhoej, a se- thing about Jo's current sources, Italian daily La or claims that they have Police say three women Police said in a state- nior police official, has whereabouts or whether Repubblica raised the pos- been kidnapped. and five men were killed ment Thursday that the said investigators believe he had plans to defect to sibility that while the For- North Korea may pub- in the Wednesday morn- latest bodies were only one possible cause of the South Korea. eign Ministry was saying licly ignore Jo's possible ing accident, and four of found after the wreckage "considerable damage" Kim said the NIS said it Jo hadn't sought asylum defection or hold back them have been identified. was pulled away from the on the passenger train has not been contacted by from Italy, that didn't rule harsh criticism to avoid Sixteen others were in- crash site to a remote area was getting hit by cargo Jo. out that the North Korean highlighting the vulnera- jured. near the town of Nyborg that detached from the According to Kim, the might have turned to oth- bility of its government as All of the dead and in- on Funen island. They freight train. Still he said NIS official said Jo and er offices, such as Italian it tries to engage Washing- jured were on a high-speed said the damage to the authorities "do not know his wife left the official intelligence agencies for ton and Seoul in negotia- passenger train traveling passenger train "was so precisely what caused the residence in early Novem- "assistance from Italy in tions, said Koh Yu-hwan, on the Storebaelt system extensive it was hard to accident." ber, weeks before his term order not to return to his a North Korea expert at of bridges and a tunnel properly get into the most Since the wrecked pas- was to end. Kim said he country." Seoul's Dongguk Univer- that link the central Dan- damaged area" while it senger train was pulled couldn't confirm if the NIS North Korea, which sity. ish islands of Zealand and was still on the bridge but away from the bridge, rail official revealed wheth- touts itself as a socialist Jo had been North Ko- Funen. added they are certain no crossings over the Store- er Jo and his wife were paradise, is extremely rea's acting ambassador to Authorities are inves- more bodies are inside. baelt link resumed Thurs- accompanied by any chil- sensitive about defections, Rome after Italy expelled tigating if cargo fell off a Divers also searched the day from west to east. dren. The NIS earlier said especially among its elite then-Ambassador Mun freight train and smashed seabed under the bridge Train crossings in the oth- it couldn't confirm a South diplomatic corps, and has Jong Nam in October 2017 into the passenger train overnight, looking for er direction were expected Korean media report that previously insisted that to protest a North Kore- as the two traveled in op- train wreckage and for to restart later in the day. Jo was under Italian gov- they are South Korean or an nuclear test and long- ernment protection as he U.S. plots to undermine its range missile launch. China lunar probe sheds light Saudi Arabia says 5 face death on the ‘dark’ side of the moon By Ken Moritsugu The China National regional and global power. penalty in Khashoggi killing ASSOCIATED PRESS Space Administration said "The space dream is part the 10:26 a.m. touchdown of the dream to make Chi- By Jon Gambrell The suspects request- manded Saudi Arabia BEIJING — China's of the Chang'e 4 craft has na stronger," President Xi ASSOCIATED PRESS ed copies of the indict- extradite those 18 sus- burgeoning space pro- ments they faced, as well pects to be tried there "opened up a new chapter Jinping said after becom- DUBAI, United Arab gram achieved a lunar in human lunar explora- ing the country's leader in as asked for more time for Khashoggi's killing. milestone on Thursday: Emirates — Saudi Arabia to prepare for their case, Turkish security officials tion." 2013. announced on Thursday it landing a probe on the A photo taken at 11:40 Chinese media and of- prosecutors said. have kept up a slow leak mysterious and mis- will seek the death pen- While vague on details of videos, photographs and a.m. and sent back by ficials hailed the Dec. 8 alty against five suspects named "dark" side of the about the case, prose- morbid details surround- Chang'e 4 shows a small launch of Chang'e 4 as in the slaying of Wash- moon. cutors made a point to ing Khashoggi's slaying to crater and a barren sur- one of the nation's major ington Post columnist Ja- Exploring the cosmos express concerns about pressure the kingdom, as face that appears to be achievements in 2018. mal Khashoggi, a killing from that far side of the Turkey. They alleged that the two U.S.-allied coun- illuminated by a light The public was kept in that has seen members of moon, which people can't Turkish officials did not tries vie for influence over from the lunar explorer. suspense about the land- Crown Prince Mohammed see from Earth, could answer two formal re- the wider Mideast. Its name comes from that ing itself for more than bin Salman's entourage eventually help scientists quests made for evidence Turkish media have of a Chinese goddess who, an hour after it occurred, implicated in the writer's learn more about the ear- with state broadcaster in the case. published photographs according to legend, has assassination. ly days of the solar sys- CCTV announcing it at of members of the crown lived on the moon for mil- Prosecutors announced "To date, the Saudi Pub- tem and maybe even the the top of the noon news. lennia. that 11 suspects in the lic Prosecutor has not re- prince's entourage at birth of the universe's first By that time, speculation One challenge of send- slaying attended their ceived any response, and the consulate in Istan- stars. already had begun spread- ing a probe to the moon's first court hearing with the Public Prosecution bul ahead of the slaying. Three nations — the far side is communicat- ing on social media in Chi- lawyers, but the state- is still awaiting their re- Khashoggi's body, believed United States, the former ing with it from Earth, so na and overseas. ment did not name those sponse," the statement to have been dismembered Soviet Union and more China launched a relay "On the whole, China's in court. It also did not said. after his killing, has yet to recently China — all have satellite in May to enable space technology still lags explain why seven other Officials in Ankarabe found. sent spacecraft to the side Chang'e 4 to send back in- behind the West, but with suspects arrested over could not be immediate- Khashoggi, 59, entered of the moon that faces formation. the landing on the far the Oct. 2 killing at the ly reached for comment. the consulate Oct. 2 as Earth, but this landing is The mission highlights side of the moon, we have Saudi Consulate in Istan- Turkish officials have pre- his fiancée waited outside. the first on the far side. China's growing ambi- raced to the front," said bul did not immediately viously said they shared But unbeknownst to him, That side has been ob- tions to rival the U.S., Hou Xiyun, a professor face formal charges. The evidence with Saudi Ara- a team of Saudi officials served many times from Russia and Europe in at Nanjing University's kingdom previously an- bia and other nations over had flown in before his ar- lunar orbit, but never up space, and more broadly, school of astronomy and nounced 18 people had Khashoggi's killing. rival and laid in wait for close. to cement its position as a space science. Turkey also has de- him. He added that China has been arrested. Mars, Jupiter and aster- Saudi officials did not oids in its sights: "There's immediately respond to no doubt that our nation requests for comment. will go farther and far- The killing of Khashoggi, ther." who wrote columns critical The landing was "a big of Prince Mohammed, has deal" because it used an strained the decades-long engineering technique of ties the kingdom enjoys the spacecraft itself choos- with the United States. ing a safe place to touch It also has added to a re- down in treacherous ter- newed international push rain, something called to end the Saudi-led war autonomous hazard avoid- in Yemen. ance, said Purdue Univer- The state-run Saudi sity lunar and planetary Press Agency and state scientist Jay Melosh. television gave few details He recalled mention- about the hearing. ing the idea of such a "The Public Prosecutor technique for an unfund- demanded imposing prop- ed NASA lunar mission er punishments against about eight years ago, only the defendants and is to be told it wasn't doable seeking capital punish- ment for five of the de- at the time. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fendants for their direct PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS "The moon is more chal- lenging to land on than involvement in the mur- The state-run Saudi Press Agency said Thurs- A Chinese spacecraft made the first-ever land- Mars," Melosh said. "On der," a statement from day that suspects in the slaying of journalist ing on the far side of the moon Thursday, Chi- Mars, you can pick out prosecutors said, without Jamal Khashoggi have attended their first nese state media said. smooth areas." elaborating. court hearing. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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It's certainly a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to figure out how to get more obvious fit for a mov- Most professional esports are devoid of female ie than a board game or out of each puzzle room, a few of which are pretty players at their highest levels, even though 45 theme park ride. percent of U.S. gamers are women or girls. So, from the imagina- interesting. It's like a "Fi- tions of "Fast & Furious" nal Destination" spinoff producer Neal H. Moritz where each character's and "Insidious: The Last past trauma haunts them. Women navigate Key" director Adam Robi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mercifully, all the carnage tel comes "Escape Room," Taylor Russell stars as Zoey in “Escape Room.” is kept to tolerable PG-13 where the characters are levels. toxicity and other as random as an audi- that is quickly closing to readjust your expec- The filmmakers haven't ence-chosen improv group in on itself, "Star Wars" tations after that conde- gone so far as to put you (Investment banker! Sol- trash-compactor-style. It's scending beginning, and in the game, too. A lot of it barriers in esports dier! Miner! Smart teen! certainly a jolt of ener- a very phoned-in intro- is watching all the char- Grocer!), the rooms look gy up front, but right as duction to the unlucky six acters find keys and have By Jake Seiner all,'" Kim said. "I don't like discarded Nine Inch things are looking really Chicago strangers who their own revelations, ASSOCIATED PRESS blame them." Nails music video sets bleak for Ben, it cuts to all receive a mysterious so by the time you get to Maria "Remilia" Crev- NEW YORK — Susie (not exactly a criticism), "three days earlier." It's box and decide, what the the fifth room, it's under- eling is the only woman Kim thinks the women the stakes are $10,000 or cheap and a little insult- heck, let's check out this standable if interest is — and only transgender gamers are out there. death, which seem far too ing to have to reassure escape room. There's the starting to wane a bit even woman — to compete in As general manager for low and too high, and ev- the audience that there is skittish but brilliant col- with the addition of a link the LoL Championship a championship esports eryone agrees that Petula some exciting and harrow- lege student Zoey (Taylor between the six people. Series (LCS), the top pro team, she would know. Clark's "Downtown" is a ing stuff to come as long Russell), the ruthless fi- The third act really kind league for the world's She's not surprised none bad song (which is both as they get through all the nance guy Jason (Jay El- of blows it though and the most popular esport. Her of them are on her roster. incorrect and a strange, boring introductory stuff. lis), the veteran who hates movie essentially ends stay in the LCS was short- The Entertainment Soft- rude hill to die on). 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Executives for games desperately tries to figure She made her debut the that bad, just kind of sil- Curiously no one seems pecting all that much out like "League of Legends" out the clues in a room next year under intense ly, but it takes a moment all that concerned about of this anyway. and "Overwatch" say they scrutiny. Many celebrat- are eager to add women to pro rosters, where play- ed her, but the comment Helped by Beyonce, Louvre breaks visitor record ers can make hundreds of sections accompanying thousands of dollars. Yet live streams of Renegades PARIS (AP) — The Lou- featuring the Mona Lisa LoL's Championship Se- matches were flooded with vre in Paris, the world's and other world-famous ries hasn't had a female sexist and transphobic ha- most visited museum, artworks, has been viewed gamer since 2016, and the rassment. Fans disputed received a record 10.2 over 146 million times on Overwatch League's inau- her gender identity, wrote million visitors in 2018, YouTube. gural season featured just critically about her ap- numbers boosted by a vid- The museum notes a one. pearance and bashed her eo clip shot by pop star Be- significant rise in the The industry has grap- abilities. yonce amid its paintings number of foreign visitors pled with harassment A few weeks into the sea- and sculptures. — almost three-quarters and toxic behavior since son, Creveling removed The Louvre also men- of total visitor numbers the Gamergate scandal herself from the Rene- tioned in a statement — mostly from the United of 2014, when a group of gades' roster, citing anxi- Thursday the success of States, China, other Euro- male gamers organized to ety and self-esteem issues. its flagship exhibition pean countries and Brazil. target women throughout She hasn't returned to the on French master Dela- Tourism in the French LCS since. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the industry. Women say croix as a reason for the capital has rebounded they feel marginalized Creveling declined to record. since 2017 after a sharp The Louvre notes a rise in the number of for- within the community be interviewed by the AP, The video of Beyonce fall following 2015 terror eign visitors from the United States, China, and are routinely subject but did say she has re- and her husband Jay Z, attacks. other European countries and Brazil. to nasty comments about sumed competing and will their ability or appear- be looking for a new team ance. For elite gamers, soon. ‘The Notebook’ receives Broadway musical adaptation much of it comes from Other major esports fans, but opponents and have similarly thin his- By Libby Hill rending nature of the side Kevin McCollum and back into the meeting," teammates are sometimes tories of women at the LOS ANGELES TIMES novel or the 2004 film ad- Kurt Deutsch, said in a Michaelson revealed in a just as challenging. At the highest levels. The NBA aptation — starring Ryan statement released Thurs- statement. "I have loved lower levels, women are 2K League said it had one Ladies and gentlemen, Gosling and Rachel McAd- day. "They are amazingly the movie and the story for often bombarded by hy- woman in a pool of 250 start your weeping. ams — rest easy. talented, and obviously, so many years now that per masculinity in a space finalists for roster spots "The Notebook," Nich- Playwright Bekah Brun- the story is near and dear the idea of turning it into where most everyone is in its inaugural season. olas Sparks' beloved ro- stetter has been tasked to my heart." a musical overwhelmed anonymous. She did not land one of mance novel, is getting with writing the book for Michaelson was most me." Kim's London Spitfire the 102 available slots. a Broadway adaptation, the musical, and given her recently seen performing If Michaelson needs won the first Overwatch The Overwatch League with music and lyrics by background as a supervis- on Broadway, as opposed tips for how to craft an League championship in had one woman for its singer-songwriter Ingrid ing producer on "This Is to composing for it. She appealing musical adap- June. Speaking to The inaugural season, Kim Michaelson. Us," she knows more than made her Broadway debut tation, she need look only Associated Press before "Geguri" Se-Yeon with The artist announced a little about wringing last summer as Sonya in as far as buddy Sara Ba- the grand finals, she said the Shanghai Dragons. the news while serving as tears out of people. "Natasha, Pierre, and the reilles. The "Love Song" there are "absolutely" Sasha "Scarlett" Hostyn, a guest co-host opposite "I am thrilled to work Great Comet of 1812." singer earned Tony nom- women talented enough a transgender woman, Hoda Kotb on NBC's "To- with Bekah and Ingrid in "When I was approached inations for her music to be playing in the Over- won a major "Starcraft II" day" Thursday morning. order to make 'The Note- about working on The and lyrics for "Waitress" watch League. tournament in February For those worried that book' a reality on Broad- Notebook, I had to excuse in 2016 and, uh, "Sponge- "But they're just like, and is the only woman to the stage show couldn't way," Sparks, who will myself and go to the bath- Bob SquarePants" in 'It's a headache. I don't win such an event in that possibly match the heart- produce the musical along- room and cry and come 2018. want to be part of this at game.

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