TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 Is there a Mass Cash millionaire in our midst? By Bridget Turcotte The prize has not been claimed but if cally the same person who has purchased But regulars and employees at Cal’s ITEM STAFF a single person purchased all 15 tick- all of them,” Teja said. “But until they News are hopeful that the winner is one ets, they will take home $1.5 million, come forward to claim the prize, we won’t of the store’s regulars. LYNN — A record-breaking lottery or $1.05 million after state and federal know with certainty. Right now, we can’t “All I can tell you is that it’s one person win may have come from Cal’s News taxes are deducted, said Christian Teja, say whether it’s one person or not.” who won,” said Barry Nardone, a Cal’s Store. a Mass. Lottery spokesman. The win The probability of choosing all ve News employee. In Sunday night’s Mass Cash game would break a record for the game that numbers is one in 324,632. The odds of The man who he believes is the winner drawing, the numbers 2, 5, 11, 18 and was set in 1993 when Robert Shilows- getting four out of ve is one in 2,164, but often purchases 15 tickets at a time, he 21 were pulled. Fifteen tickets with the ki of Sharon, Mass. bought 12 winning the award drops to $250. said. same ve-number combination were pur- tickets. The money will be awarded in 15 Bridget Turcotte can be reached at btur- chased from the Central Avenue shop “In most cases when numerous tickets checks, each for $70,000. The winner has [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter and won the game’s $100,000 top prize. like this are sold at one location, it’s typi- one year to claim the prize, Teja said. @BridgetTurcotte. Saugus Swampscott gets ready in middle for Santa of two By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF proposals SAUGUS — Santa Claus will be the special guest at this By Gayla Cawley year’s annual Tree Decorating ITEM STAFF event at Breakheart Reserva- SWAMPSCOTT — The reuse of the tion. Families will trim the tree shuttered former Swampscott Middle at the park from noon to 2 p.m. School on Greenwood Avenue has gar- on Sunday. nered two disparate visions from two Participants can bring Christ- developers who submitted proposals. mas ornaments or other dec- Groom Construction, the Sa- orative items to add to the lem-based company that originally 9-foot tree inside the Christo- won approval for condominiums on the pher P. Dunne Visitor Center, site ve years ago, was one respondent said Peter Rossetti, chairman to the Request for Proposals (RFP) re- of the Friends of Breakheart. leased by town of cials in September, The group, which is hosting according to Naomi Dreeben, chair- the event, has strung lights in woman of the Board of Selectmen. preparation. The second proposal comes from “If parents want to bring their Charing Cross Realty Trust, based in children, the kids can either bring Peabody. Trustee Phil Singleton said an ornament or create one there,” the bid is for 11 single-family homes. He Rossetti said. said the proposal is similar to what the “We will have some craft proj- trust did with Atlantic Crossing, which ects for the kids to do. If they want has consisted of building 14 single-fam- to create an ornament, they can. ily homes on Humphrey Street at the They’ll also be able to make jingle former Temple Israel site. Construction bell bracelets.” has been completed on all but three of The event is free but the Friends those homes on the former temple site. welcome donations to support Town Meeting members had initial- similar events. Canned goods also ly approved a zoning change allowing will be collected and given to the a multi-family unit on the parcel, be- Saugus United Parish Food Pan- fore neighbors led suit in 2014. Mas- try, which serves more than 250 sachusetts Land Court reversed the local families. decision, reverting zoning back to sin- The spring and summer months gle-family housing. are the most popular for the 652- As a result, the town has been in acre state park, but activities the midst of pending litigation with continue throughout the colder PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Groom Construction, and of cials have months that attract a different said their hope was that the company crowd. Robert Nazzaro, under the supervision of an eastern coyote, decorates the Christmas tree at the visitors center at Breakheart Reservation in Saugus, would submit another bid as a means of potentially settling the lawsuit. The BREAKHEART, A7 inpreparing for Sunday’s Christmas party. litigation needs to be resolved before the town is able to proceed with the sale of the property. Mom works full time to make Christmas merry The litigation was disclosed in the RFP. Potential developers had By Gayla Cawley wrote a letter to the Item San- them up after school. to adhere to an affordable housing ITEM STAFF ta fund, asking for help with “I am trying to catch up with component with their design for the Christmas for her two sons, age bills and am nding it hard,” For many of us, Christmas SWAMPSCOTT, A3 4 and 7. She was laid off from brings to mind a hearty meal she wrote. “My sons deserve with family, a pile of gifts under work in September 2015, and it the world. I would appreciate a decorated tree, and a time of took her seven months to nd any help that you could give laughter and relaxation. employment. She was able to me for my boys.” INSIDE But for some, more help than land a part-time job, working You can provide the help she an extra pair of hands in the 20 hours a week. She juggles and the many others who wrote LOOK! In Sports kitchen is needed to make the that with bringing her 4-year- in for assistance, are asking for. Here’s a story A new regime day joyful. old to pre-K and 7-year-old to of a lovely for English girls For instance, one mother rst grade, and later picking ITEM SANTA, A7 lady. A8 basketball. B1 Market Basket BY BILL BROTHERTON rise could lower Ruby a gem food prices in fashion By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF design LYNN — When Market Basket opens next summer at Western Avenue and Federal Street, it will do more BOSTON — Meet Ruby Marti- than transform the vacant General Electric Factory of nez. She’s 26, lives with her mom the Future site. and sister in Lynn near Gold sh The grand opening will be the rst salvo in a ght for Pond and is obsessed with PBS your food dollar and your pocketbook could be a lot full- news programs. er when the dust settles. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts “There’s going to be a price war, no doubt about it,” degree from Montserrat College of said Michael Berger, senior editor at the Grif n Re- Art and admires Italian Renais- port of Food Marketing, a Duxbury-based trade pub- sance women, especially those cap- lication. tured by painter Lavinia Fontana. “This is not the rst time it’s happened when Market Her bookshelf at home contains Basket opens in a community with competitors,” Berger “Watchmen” comics, classic works said. “Market Basket is not afraid of anyone. They will by Shakespeare and Sir Arthur go up against all the major supermarkets.” Conan Doyle and “The Practice Market Basket will join Shaw’s, Stop & Shop and and Science of Drawing” by Har- PHOTO | ALENA KUZUB PriceRite in the city providing more competition and old Speed. She painted the boxing driving down the cost of food, he added. Ruby Martinez, of Lynn, takes classes at the School of Fashion FASHION, A7 Design in Boston while working full time. MARKET BASKET, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 52° VOL. 138, ISSUE 304 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 48° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 OBITUARIES Federal nuclear John A. Blood, 95 Kenneth B. Whincup, 84 1921-2016 1932-2016 regulators return to QUINCY, Mass. — John A. worked at General Electric in PEABODY — Ken- retired. He was a long inspect Pilgrim plant Blood, formerly of Weymouth Lynn, until his retirement. Mr. neth B. Whincup, 84, time member of the and Saugus, passed away Blood was also a member of passed away on No- South Congregation- PLYMOUTH, Mass. scheduled for late winter Nov. 20, 2016, age 95. the Saugus Lions Club where vember 20, 2016 af- al Church in Peabody (AP) — Federal regula- or early spring. He is survived by his daugh- he was awarded a lifetime ter a brief illness. Son and for several years ter Joan E. Blood Cooper, of membership. Mr. Blood was of the late Frederick was a youth group tors have returned to the Louisiana-based Enter- Ellsworth, Maine, his grand- an avid gardener, camper and and Janet Whincup, advisor. state’s only nuclear power gy Corp., which operates daughter, Lori A. Kennedy and golfer. he was born in Bos- He is survived by plant for three weeks of Pilgrim, has already an- her husband Joseph of Orland In lieu of flowers donations ton and grew up in his children, Kenny, inspections. nounced it will close the Maine, and two great-grand- can be made to Compassion- Lynn. He married and Karen, Kathy and About 20 inspectors plant in 2019. children, Katarina E. Lee and ate Care Hospice, 800 West raised his family in Peabody, her husband, Arno. He is also from the Nuclear Regula- NRC officials said the in- Michael J. Lee both of Wey- Cummings Park, Suite 3100, with his late wife of 50 years, survived by his grandchildren tory Commission arrived spection is meant in part mouth, as well as many nieces Woburn, MA 01801. Ann. He was skilled in all the Kayleigh and Kameron; Sis- Monday at the Pilgrim to ensure the plant oper- and nephews. Mr. Blood was Service information: Rela- trades and graduated from ters-in-law, Leona Whincup Nuclear Power Station in ates safely until the shut- predeceased by his loving tives and friends are invited Lynn Vocational High School. and Elizabeth Hayford; and Plymouth. down. There will be a sep- wife, Winifred Soanes Blood, to attend a funeral service He attained the rank of SSgt several nieces and neph- Officials said the inspec- arate inspection program his parents Arthur and Gladys in the BISBEE-PORCELLA in the Air Force during the ews. He is predeceased by tion will cover several ar- for shutting down and de- Blood and his many brothers Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Korean War, and served state his wife, his brothers Ronald eas including what they commissioning the plant. and sisters. Ave., Saugus on Saturday, side at Wurtsmith Air Force and Frederick, and a nephew, describe as the “safety NRC team manager Mr. Blood was a veteran of Dec. 3 at noon. Visitation will Base in Michigan as a cold Ronnie. culture” at Pilgrim, or the Ray Lorson described the the U.S. Army serving in Eu- be held prior from 11 a.m. to climate aircraft mechanic. He Service information: A willingness to emphasize inspection as a very in- rope during World War II. After noon. For condolences visit was honorably discharged private funeral was held safety over other compet- trusive effort and said in- leaving the service, Mr. Blood www.BisbeePorcella.com. from USAF and went on to and there will be no viewing ing goals. spectors will be “kicking work Champion Lamp/ITT, he hours or memorial service. The agency is planning the tires” at the plant to later started his own business He will be greatly missed to release a public report make sure it is being oper- as a carpenter and builder. He by the big box hardware within 45 days of the com- ated safely. managed Beden Hardware stores and a grandson who pletion of the inspection. The inspection will in- for several years and was the proudly proclaims when any- The inspection should wrap clude a review of docu- Mary Ann Monheimer, 75 property manager at the Little- thing was broken, “Grampie up by mid-January, in part ments at the plant, inter- field building in Lynn until he fix it.” because of the holidays. views with workers and 1941-2016 A public meeting will be observation of operations. WATERTOWN, Mass. Needham, Mass., — Mary Ann (Lanning) a daughter Holly Monheimer, 75, of Monheimer and her Watertown, Mass., husband Jan-Ivar US to protect Northeast turtles died Saturday, Nov. Bruaroey of Denville, 26, 2016 at home. N.J., her sister Virgin- She was the wife of ia “GiGi” Francis of Howard S. Lipkin. Warren. She was the as part of big wildlife project Mary Ann was born aunt of Ann Brimmer, in Holyoke, Mass., a Jan Francis, Kimberly By Wilson Ring once been drained with Florida to Alaska being Project will work in the six daughter of the late Mello and Samantha ASSOCIATED PRESS ditches or other alterations added to the service’s New England states and David B. and Ann (Conway) Mello. to make it more suitable Working Lands for Wild- New York to provide wet- MONTPELIER, Vt. — An Lanning. Mary Ann was the grand- for agricultural use. life effort. The new proj- lands habitat for the Blan- She was a therapist for the El- mother of Brandon, Jake and expanded federal program “That fits in perfectly ects will be designed to dings, wood and spotted iot Community Human Services Ashley Monheimer and Oliver to improve wildlife habi- with the needs of the wood protect habitat for several turtles. All three species of Inc., before retiring in 2007. Bruaroey. tat on private agricultural turtle and the spotted declining species, includ- turtles are candidates for She had graduated from Service information: Rela- land could help preserve turtle because they have ing northern bobwhites listing under the Endan- Boston College, with a mas- tives and friends are invited three species of rare turtles a range of wetland and in Missouri and cutthroat gered Species Act. ter’s degree in Educational to attend her calling hours in New England and New stream habitat that they trout in Colorado, all on Eikenvberry said no Blan- Counseling. on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016, York, including two types need and that’s the kind private agricultural land. dings turtles have been Mary Ann has lived in Wa- from 1-4 p.m., at SMITH of turtles found in Vermont, of areas we’re looking at Jason Weller, who heads found in Vermont, but they tertown since 1996, coming Funeral and Memorial Ser- officials said Monday. in these projects,” said Jim the Natural Resources are found in some of the oth- from Needham, Mass. She vices, 8 Schoolhouse Road, Officials have not yet Eikenberry, the wetlands Conservation Service, is er northeastern states. was a therapist for the Asperg- Warren, RI., followed by a specified any projects to specialist for the Vermont expected to announce for- The projects could have er’s Association of New En- funeral service in the funeral improve habitats of the office of the Natural Re- mally the 11 new projects the added benefit of help- gland, she was devoted to her home at 4 p.m. wood turtle and spotted sources Conservation Ser- Tuesday in New Florence, ing reduce the amount of clients, and also worked with Burial will be at a later turtle in Vermont, but the vice, a division of the U.S. Missouri, where he will phosphorous that reach- Cambodian refugees. date in the West Laurel Hill federal government will Department of Agriculture. tour a farm that has creat- es Lake Champlain and She loved the ocean, en- Cemetery, Bala Cynwyd, Phil- work with farmers and The Northeast Turtle ed young forest habitat to work toward the broader joyed traveling, skiing, needle- adelphia, Pa. others to restore wetlands Project is one of 11 new aid bobwhites. long-term goal of cleaning point and knitting. She was an In lieu of flowers, gifts in to land that might have projects in 30 states from The Northeast Turtle up the lake, he said. avid gardener and she also her memory may be sent to enjoyed cooking. She was also American Cancer Society, 30 a very involved grandmother Speen St., Framingham, MA. to her grandchildren. 01701, or Autism Speaks, Massachusetts new ride-hailing Besides her husband she is Attn: Web Gift, 1060 State survived by her son Eric Mon- Road, 2nd floor, Princeton, heimer and his wife Sheri of NJ 08540. screenings called toughest in US By Bob Salsberg year ahead of the schedule added, using another term by the company and the ASSOCIATED PRESS contemplated under a law to describe companies such other by the state. approved this year by the as Uber and Lyft. The law does not man- Evelyn I. Simard, 79 BOSTON — Drivers for Democratic-controlled Leg- The criminal background date that drivers be fin- ride-hailing companies islature and signed by the checks, to be conducted by gerprinted. Boston cabbies, 1937-2016 Uber and Lyft will under- Republican governor. a newly created division who are fingerprinted un- go what state officials call The new Massachu- of the Department of Pub- der city rules, sharply crit- NEW DURHAM, husband Al of Lynn, the most comprehensive setts protocols establish lic Utilities, will include icized the omission of a fin- N.H. — Evelyn I. (Nel- Bradley York and his background checks in the a “national standard” for verification that the driv- gerprinting requirement son) Simard, age 79, wife Maureen of Lynn, U.S. under agreements an- screening those who drive er is not a registered sex for the app-based services. of New Durham, N.H., Frank York and Ann nounced Monday by Gov. for the ride-hailing firms, offender. The companies Besides the new state died Sunday at her Mulcuch of Wolfe- Charlie Baker’s adminis- Baker said. will be required to per- tests, San Francisco-based home, surrounded by boro, N.H., and Mar- tration. “With the signing of these form twice annual checks Uber said in a statement her family. She had a sha York Dewhurst The screenings will begin agreements, consumers of driving records. it would continue back- lifelong relationship, and her husband on Jan. 6, with both compa- who take advantage of the While the agreements ground checks currently then marriage with George of Alton, N.H.; nies guaranteeing that ev- innovative technology ser- announced Monday were performed on drivers by a the love of her life, her brother-in-law; ery driver on the road will vices provided by transpor- termed voluntary, the third-party vendor. Gerard A. Simard, who died Paul Simard and his wife Pau- have passed a thorough tation network companies law that established the “Uber’s technology en- on Oct. 21. She was also the la of Beverly; her sister-in-law; state criminal background can have confidence that state’s first operatingsures safety before, during wife of the late Harry Lam- Donna Simard of Chicago; check by April 3, according the driver has undergone a rules for ride-hailing firms and after every trip with bert. Born in Swampscott, and her lifelong friend Joanne to the separately negoti- thorough background check envisioned the two-tiered features that improve she was the daughter of the Rigol of Lynn. She was prede- ated deals. The timetable, that includes both criminal driver screening system, transparency and ac- late Charles and Irene (Hodg- ceased by her uncle, Francis officials said, is about a and driving records,” Baker with one check performed countability,” it said. don) Nelson. She was raised W. York, Sr.; her father-in-law in Lynn and attended Lynn and mother-in-law; Albert and schools. She had also lived in Laurentia Simard; her brother- Lebanon, Maine, before mov- in-law, Moe Simard, and her 3 Mass. hospitals cited in US patient death study ing to New Durham in 2015. sisters-in-law; Gloria Simard Evelyn had worked for Hol- and Alice Macek. BOSTON (AP) — Three used to examine the small because “we didn’t nec- functioned as intended. gar Hanson in Lynn, Signal Service information: Her Massachusetts hospitals intestine. It was part of a essarily think the device UMass Memorial was Manufacturing in Lynn and funeral will be held on are among several na- renewed effort to detect caused the problem,” said cited for failure to report Salem, Lynn Hospital Radiol- Thursday at 12 p.m. in the tionwide cited by federal problems before they cause Dr. Elizabeth Mort, the infections in patients who ogy Department for 18 years, SOLIMINE Funeral Home, regulators for failing to widespread harm. hospital’s senior vice pres- later died not from the and for General Electric in 426 Broadway (Rt. 129), properly report patient Hospitals are required to ident of quality and safety. infection but from the un- Somersworth, N.H., for eight Lynn. Burial will be in Pine deaths and injuries that report within 10 days in- The FDA faulted derlying illness. years until her retirement. Grove Cemetery. Relatives may have been caused by formation that “reasonably Brigham and Women’s for The hospital was never She enjoyed time spent with and friends are respectfully medical devices. suggests that a medical de- failing to report one death able to find the same bac- friends and family dancing at invited. Visitation will be on The Boston Globe re- vice has or may have caused and for submitting four teria on the devices and the Yankee Club in Peabody. Thursday from 10 a.m. - 12 ported that Massachusetts or contributed to” a serious reports on patient injuries therefore could not defin- She enjoyed Broadway mu- p.m., prior to the funeral. General, UMass Memorial injury or death of a patient. late. The death involved a itively link them to the sicals, dining out, spending Those who prefer may make and Brigham and Women’s Inspectors found that patient treated with a de- infections, said Dr. Domi- time with her family, and her donations to St. Jude Chil- were among 17 hospitals Mass General failed to vice that shreds tissue. nic Nompleggi, its chief of very special poodles, CoCo #1 dren’s Research Hospital, inspected last December report the deaths of two Brigham and Women’s gastroenterology. and CoCo #2. 501 St Jude Place, Mem- by the Food and Drug Ad- patients, one of whom suf- spokeswoman Erin Mc- UMass Memorial report- She is survived by her aunt, phis, TN 38105. Directions ministration. Regulators fered a heart attack in the Donough said the hospital ed the cases to state public Marjorie York of Lynn; cous- and guest book at www.soli- were concerned about in- emergency department. did not think the patient health officials but did not ins; Judith Robertson and her mine.com. fections possibly linked to In those cases, the hos- death needed to be re- believe it had to inform contaminated instruments pital did not report them ported because the device the FDA, he said.

IN MEMORIAM MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS COREY PAVONE (PAV 33) ON HIS NINTH ANNIVERSARY Presidential election brought liam Galvin said Monday Other voters wrote-in he’s spoken with Presi- During the campaign record vote in Massachusetts that slightly more than names or blanked the dent-elect Donald Trump. Baker repeatedly said 3.4 million votes were presidential race. Baker said Monday during Trump didn’t have the BOSTON (AP) — The cast overall, eclipsing the Galvin says votes cast his monthly segment on temperament to serve as state’s top elections previous record of 3.18 for presidential electors WGBH-FM that he called president. Baker said he official says the Nov. 8 million votes in 2012. will be sent to the Gover- Trump before Thanksgiving didn’t vote for Trump or Democrat Hillary and wished him and his Democrat Hillary Clinton. election brought a record nor’s Council for certifica- Clinton received nearly 2 family a happy holiday and Despite his public rejec- turnout in Massachusetts. million votes to less than tion later this week. congratulated him. tion of Trump — and the Roughly 30 percent of 1.1 million for Republican The Republican gover- state’s overwhelming sup- Corey, not a day goes by that you voters cast their ballots president-elect Donald Gov. Baker says he’s spoken to nor described the conver- port for Clinton — Baker are not thought of or missed. You early, exceeding expecta- Trump. The Libertari- President-elect Donald Trump sation with the incoming says he doesn’t think are constantly on our minds and in tions for the state’s first our hearts. We love and miss you an and Green-Rainbow Republican president as Massachusetts would every day. early voting period. candidates received about BOSTON (AP) — Gov. polite and said it lasted suffer with Trump in the RIP Corey Secretary of State Wil- 185,000 votes combined. Charlie Baker says about four or five minutes. White House. Love, Mom and John TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US 11 injured, attacker Swampscott in shot dead at Ohio State the middle of

110 Munroe St. By Andrew Numerous police ve- building and then began P.O. Box 5 Welsh-Huggins and hicles and ambulanc- kni ng people. A campus Lynn, MA 01903 Julie Carr Smyth es converged on the of cer nearby because of two proposals ASSOCIATED PRESS Customer Service 60,000-student campus, a gas leak arrived on the and authorities blocked Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. COLUMBUS, Ohio scene and shot the driv- SWAMPSCOTT At prior public forums, off roads. Students barri- Connecting — A Somali-born Ohio er in less than a minute, From A1 neighbors have voiced All Departments: State University stu- caded themselves inside Stone said. concerns about being shut 781-593-7700 dent plowed his car into of ces and classrooms, Angshuman Kapil, a construction of up to 28 out of the process and the piling chairs and desks in residential units. A zon- Ext. 2 a group of pedestrians on graduate student, was potential size of a build- front of doors, before get- ing change for a planned ing allowed by the zoning Classi ed Advertising campus and then got out outside Watts Hall when classi [email protected] and began stabbing peo- ting the all-clear an hour development district at change would not t in and a half later. the car barreled onto the the site, which was ap- with the neighborhood. Subscriptions ple with a butcher knife sidewalk. [email protected] Monday before he was Ohio State University proved at town meeting “We believe we have al- “It just hit everybody shot to death by an of cer. police Chief Craig Stone last May, requires that most the total support of Circulation who was in front,” he said. [email protected] Police said they are inves- said the assailant deliber- at least 15 percent of the surrounding neigh- Ext. 3 tigating whether it was a ately drove his small gray “After that everybody the units be affordable. borhood because nobody Honda over a curb outside was shouting, ‘Run! Run! A second option allows wants to look at a sev- Newsroom terrorist attack. [email protected] Eleven people were hurt, an engineering classroom Run!’” a builder to contribute en-story building on top of [email protected] one critically. to an affordable housing that hill,” Singleton said. Ext. 4 The attacker was iden- trust fund, which would Dreeben said the dead- be used to pay for afford- Sports ti ed as Abdul Razak Ali line for responses to the [email protected] Artan. He was born in able housing elsewhere RFP was in October. She Ext. 5 Somalia and was a legal in town. said town of cials had If Groom wins the suit, it some questions for the two Retail and Online permanent U.S. resident, Advertising according to a U.S. of cial could adhere to the zoning bidders regarding the rst [email protected] who wasn’t authorized change for a 28-unit struc- drafts of their proposals, to discuss the case and ture or build a much larg- which the developers an- ADVERTISING spoke on the condition of er Chapter 40B affordable swered. In turn, the two Ernie Carpenter, Jr. anonymity. The FBI joined housing project. developers asked for more Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 [email protected] the investigation. The state’s 40B housing information. Of cials ex- project allows developers pect to hear back from the Bob Gunther The details emerged af- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 ter a morning of confusion to override local zoning by- companies with modi ca- [email protected] and con icting reports, laws to increase the stock tions to their proposals in Ralph Mitchell created in part by a series of affordable housing in December. Those modi ed Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 of tweets from the univer- municipalities where less proposals will then be re- [email protected] sity warning that there than 10 percent of the viewed. Philip Ouellette was an “active shooter” on homes are de ned as af- Dreeben said she ex- Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 fordable. In Swampscott, [email protected] campus and that students PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pects the proposals will be should “run, hide, ght.” less than 4 percent of its made public in January Cassie Vitali Student Nicholas Flores reacts as police re- Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 The warning was prompt- housing is considered af- and posted on the town’s [email protected] ed by what turned out to spond to an attack on campus at Ohio State fordable. website for at least two University on Monday, in Columbus, Ohio. Patricia Whalen be police gun re. Tom Groom, owner of weeks before a public fo- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 the construction company, rum, where they will be [email protected] did not respond to phone presented. The selectmen BUSINESS OFFICE Orders could have little effect calls seeking a description will later vote on one of of his proposal, but it’s ex- the two proposals, but Beth Bresnahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 pected that the bid will be Dreeben said there is no [email protected] on the pipeline protest camp for one structure with 28 date set for that yet. Susan J. Conti units. “I’m delighted that we Controller, ext. 1288 Charing Cross Realty have two proposals,” she [email protected] Trust’s Singleton said the said. “We were concerned Ted Grant RFP for the former middle that we would only get Publisher, ext. 1234 school frequently men- one and I think it’s won- [email protected] tioned that developers derful that we have two.” Marian Kinney should submit a proposal Gayla Cawley can be ext. 1212 [email protected] consistent with the sur- reached at gcawley@item- Will Kraft rounding neighborhood of live.com. Follow her on Vice President / Finance single-family homes. Twitter @GaylaCawley. ext. 1296 [email protected] Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 Pitbull bite sends [email protected] Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 victim to MGH [email protected] Jim Wilson By Gayla Cawley O’Hara would provide no Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ITEM STAFF further details surround- [email protected] ing the circumstances of CIRCULATION REVERE — Police are the bite that she said oc- investigating a pitbull Lisa Mahmoud curred at 4:45 p.m. on the Manager, ext. 1239 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bite that left a person [email protected] third  oor of 318 Squire Protesters gather at an encampment on Saturday, a day after tribal with severe lacerations to CLASSIFIED the right hand and lower Road. She said of cers cor- leaders received a letter from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that ralled the dog on the back Abbe Young Smith told them the federal land would be closed to the public on Dec. 5, near arm on Monday. Manager, ext. 1276 porch until Animal Control Cannon Ball, N.D. The victim was taken to [email protected] Massachusetts General took custody of it for quar- Kerry Smith Hospital. The victim was antine and investigation. The Corps “is basically testers and police. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 By James the friend of a man who Gayla Cawley can be [email protected] kicking the can down the But in a statement issued MacPherson was watching the dog for a reached at gcawley@item- ASSOCIATED PRESS road, and all it is doing is late Sunday, the Corps said NEWSROOM friend, according to Revere live.com. Follow her on taking the liability from the it “has no plans for forcible Bill Brotherton BISMARCK, N.D. — Police Lt. Amy O’Hara. Twitter @GaylaCawley. Features Editor ext. 1338 Corps and putting it on” the removal.” Anyone on land [email protected] Government orders for Standing Rock Sioux tribe, north of the river, includ- protesters of the Dakota Gayla Cawley Morton County Sheriff ing the main protest camp, Reporter, ext. 1236 Access pipeline to leave Kyle Kirchmeier said. after the deadline may be [email protected] federal land could have lit- The Corps said last prosecuted for trespassing. Thomas Grillo tle immediate effect on the week in a letter that all Gov. Jack Dalrymple Reporter, ext. 1264 encampment where scores federal lands north of the called the Corps’ position [email protected] of people have been gath- Cannonball River will be “very puzzling.” Spenser Hasak ered for months to oppose closed to the public for “When you put out a pro- Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 [email protected] the $3.8 billion project. “safety concerns” starting nouncement that people A North Dakota sheriff on Thor Jourgensen Dec. 5. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B The life and notorious times of Castro Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor The death of Fidel Castro, the re- persuaded Castro to accept Russian migrant groups. Washington’s con- W   J. K Gordon R. Hall tired leader of Cuba, gives us Amer- nuclear missiles in Cuba. The Mis- tributions ironically assisted Castro. Vice President, Finance Monica Connell Healey icans an occasion to ponder why he sile Crisis of October 1962 resulted. He tightened his control at home as P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales is so famous. If we were challenged It constituted the closest that the the U.S. encouraged his domestic op- J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan to name one Latin American lead- world has ever come to mutually ponents to leave the country. Chairman Chief Operating O cer er, Castro likely would be the first destructive nuclear war. For these Until the fall of the Soviet Union P “  Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 person who comes to mind. And yet, reasons alone, we might think of Fi- in 1991, Moscow generously subsi- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 he presided over one of the small- del Castro. But there’s more. Castro dized Cuba’s decrepit socialist econ- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 er countries of the Western Hemi- inspired his loyalists to “make the omy. Yet Castro did not fall from Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 sphere. When Castro made the revo- revolution” at home and abroad. power when the USSR collapsed Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 lution in 1959, the Caribbean island They socialized agriculture, urban and its subsidies disappeared. In- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 had just 6 million inhabitants. properties, education and health Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 stead, he declared an austerity pro- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Americans already knew Cuba care. Everyone worked for the gov- gram during the Special Period in Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 for its sugar and also as the gam- ernment, and the armed forces Time of Peace. Castro rallied his John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 bling mecca and winter home of the pitched in with hurricane relief and countrymen and women to maintain Mafia. Castro became newsworthy sugar harvests. Castro invited thou- the island’s independence from the practically overnight as a guerrilla sands of Latin Americans to come to meddling of the Cuban exile com- leader who defeated the 40,000-man Havana for ideological and guerril- munity and from the tightening U.S. army of the dictator Fulgencio Ba- la training courses. Leftist youths economic boycott. tista with just 3,000 fighters. took up arms in many countries, Castro had a saying: “Inside the No sooner did Castro consolidate hoping to emulate Castro’s success. revolution, everything. Outside the power than he confiscated all the The ideologue of the revolution and revolution, nothing.” It meant that properties of American businessmen Castro’s close friend, Ernesto “Che” supporters received a minimum of EDITORIAL in the country. He established the Guevara, died in 1967 attempting to food, education and health but for- first (and only) socialist republic in make revolution in Bolivia. There- feited the right to criticize decisions the Americas and forged an econom- after, Fidel Castro became leader of of the revolutionary state. Capital- ic and military alliance with the So- the non-aligned movement despite ism’s chief detractor endured for viet Union, the chief rival of the U.S. sending thousands of Cuban troops, more than a half-century despite re- Lynn clerk leaving in the Cold War. with Soviet support, to fight for na- siding next door to the world’s most Moreover, he got away with all tional liberation movements in Afri- powerful country. these transformations in defiance ca. For this alone, Castro became no- on a sour note of Presidents Eisenhower and Ken- His revolution has relocated more torious. nedy. Together, they prepared a than 1 million Cuban refugees to Mi- CIA-directed invasion force of some ami and elsewhere in the U.S. since 1,500 Cuban political exiles. In April 1959. The first wave of exiles con- Jonathan C. Brown is a professor It’s a bitter time in America for elec- 1961, Castro’s peasant and worker sisted of political opponents; more of history at the University of Texas tions and the hard feelings extend to militias needed just three days to recently, the economic migrants at Austin and the author of “Cuba’s the people who run them. In Lynn, defeat these invaders at the Bay of have predominated. The U.S. assist- Revolutionary Press,” to be published 45-year city employee Mary Audley Pigs. Then, to prevent an all-out at- ed in the relocation with its policies in the spring. He wrote this for the retires as city clerk in January with tack by the U.S., Nikita Khrushchev favoring Cubans over all other im- Dallas Morning News. top city leaders, including Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy, praising Audley’s long service and profession- alism. Sadly, that professionalism did not extend to Audley’s decision to com- ment on her reasons for ending her city career. She said she would not be leaving her job if Kennedy had bud- geted money to hire a city election commissioner. Audley has served as city clerk for 15 years and told councilors before the presidential election cycle accel- erated to top speed that she needed extra help handling elections this year. She pointed to early election schedules, changes in polling place locations, and other circumstances to justify the request. Councilors agreed with Audley and created the election commissioner job. They interviewed candidates for the position and Kennedy stood her ground and refused to spend city money on hiring. She pointed to out- standing city expenses, including municipal bargaining contracts with pay raises, to make her case for leav- ing the election post unfunded. Audley’s sour grapes attitude about Kennedy’s decision to not fill the election job is a textbook example of one of the ways thinking in the pri- vate sector differs from public sector thinking. BY DAN K. THOMASSON When money is tight, people work- ing in businesses are forced to get creative or do without in order to Try as he might, Trump won’t be able to stop a curious press meet the bottom line. When the boss says, “We don’t have the money,” that Every new president be- In fact, a dinner I at- the printed word might as still prevail. He is not the does not mean the work doesn’t get gins his tenure by trying tended the other evening well be Sanskrit. first to try to stanch the done. to manage the press. And included a preponder- Whatever Trump’s mo- free flow of information, To her credit, Audley and her veter- even though the press is ance of conservatives who tives or intentions, they the lifeblood of democracy. an staff of clerk’s office employees not a far different institution seemed at times highly in can’t be terribly good for If nothing else, those who only got the job done on Election Day, than it was when most favor of doing away with the people’s right to know constantly plumb the in- they succeeded in organizing early of our chief executives at least the journalistic about their government ternet fountain of govern- voting and managing heavy voter took office, that hasn’t protections of the First and how it is performing, ment activity for hidden turnout on Nov. 8 without a hiccup or stopped the current pres- Amendment. When I ul- or at least not beyond treasures will see to that. flaw. ident-elect from doing the timately became openly what he believes. His chief Hello WikiLeaks et al. It is unfortunate Audley could not same. defensive and spoke out, spin doctor, Stephen Ban- I am also willing to have summarized her upcoming exo- Well, good luck, Donald I received an indulgent non, by the way, is fresh wager that the legiti- dus from city employment by reciting Trump. You will need it. look as though to say “poor from running a website mate electronic arm of her staff’s success in running a prob- Since beginning his al- misguided fellow.” that provides a platform the American press has lem-free election and by graciously most unbelievable odyssey, The other day, Trump for questionable ethnic enough muscle to keep the saying she would have preferred, all Trump has received more took aside the leaders positions. First Amendment promise things being equal, to have addition- ink and air time than al- of electronic reporting Can the former real es- alive and functioning as it al assistance. most any seeker of world’s — both executives and tate mogul (and I use the should, even if the usual Audley said she would be staying most important job before those who are their top air word former advisedly defender of that freedom, on as clerk if Kennedy had done her him. Granted, a lot of that time performers — and seeing that the verdict is the newspapers, don’t. bidding and included the election job oversized attention was let them know what he still out on that) accom- Having worked alongside in the city budget. But she also said negative. But under the thought of them off the plish what his predeces- of many of those first re- she is retiring because she no longer old political theory that record. Then he met with sors back to George Wash- sponders, they are as dil- enjoys the job. any publicity is mainly New York Times editors ington haven’t? That is, igent in their support of Audley’s career speaks for itself good as long as one’s name and reporters and, despite manage the press to meet freedom as any of their and she is entitled to retire and leave the newspaper’s status as his own formula that in- print brethren. the clerk’s work to her successor. But is spelled correctly, Trump the GOP bogeyman, pro- cludes restricted access? So, suck it up, Donald. criticizing Kennedy’s decisions to benefited dramatically. After all, he has talked Remember that some bias spend or not spend tax dollars on a Quite well known before, vided some interesting about doing away with is always present and not new job is out of line. Trump’s moniker literally tidbits like changing his has become the proverbial mind about prosecuting the ubiquitous press pool entirely bad if there is Audley may be absolutely correct necessary concern about in saying she needed another pair household word. Hillary Clinton. He earli- that follows the president That hasn’t stopped the er that day had canceled everywhere except his a clearly bad idea. Some of hands to ensure elections ran of yours, which you now Donald from bellyach- the appointment but then bedroom. Or, will he be- smoothly. But Kennedy is the city’s seem to be adjusting, ing about the coverage or changed his mind. come his own actual press chief executive and it is her respon- were horrible during the using the press (there’s Perhaps he had become spokesman with his nev- sibility to weigh city spending needs campaign. If you didn’t that word again) as a foil aware of the old warning er-ending, early morning as a whole. like the press coverage of whenever he needed to not to get into a spitting Twitter updates? Audley could have ended her swan them, at least they spelled find an excuse for some match with someone who Only time will tell, but song on a more gracious note by say- your name right. ing she appreciated the mayor’s con- of the more outrageous buys ink by the barrel, an my bet, based on 52 years fidence in her ability to run elections things he has said. In admonition that clearly in this town, is that while Dan Thomasson is an without extra assistance. fact, blaming and whining has far less standing than he will try valiantly, the op-ed columnist for Tri- Audley will undoubtedly receive a about the media for nearly it did a few years ago, forces against him — in- bune News Service and a heartfelt and respectful salute from everything they don’t like when newspapers still cluding the Constitution former vice president of city colleagues and councilors before has become the standard held more sway and were and the current, confused Scripps Howard Newspa- she retires. She will have earned it. for his supporters and, for key to political success condition of what Ed- pers. Readers may send that matter, much of the and historic understand- mund Burke once called him email at: thomasson- Republican Party. ing. Let’s face it. Today, the Fourth Estate — will [email protected] . TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 US is investigating a leak related to the Petraeus case By Ted Bridis telligence officer. Such a ASSOCIATED PRESS move is routine when a person is under investi- WASHINGTON — The gation, particularly in a Defense Department is case of a possible security conducting a leaks inves- breach. tigation related to the sex The investigation be- scandal that led to the gan after a Petraeus resignation of former CIA friend, Jill Kelley, com- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Director David Petraeus, plained to the FBI in The Associated Press con- 2012 about harassing Education Secretary John King speaks firmed Monday, the same emails from an unknown during the daily briefing at the White House day Petraeus was meeting person who turned out to in Washington. with President-elect Don- be Broadwell. ald Trump in New York. During his campaign, Petraeus, who could be Trump repeatedly lam- Feds give states in line for a Cabinet nom- basted Hillary Clinton, ination, arrived at Trump PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who had come under fed- Tower in early afternoon. eral investigation for her more time to bolster He walked in without tak- Former CIA director retired Gen. David Petrae- use of a private email ing any questions from re- us gets on an elevator after arriving at Trump server as secretary of porters. Tower for a meeting with President-elect state. He suggested her struggling schools A U.S. official told the Donald Trump, Monday in New York. actions were worse than AP that investigators those by Petraeus. By Jennifer C. Kerr department considered are trying to determine Disclosure of the Broad- of the retired four-star FBI Director James ASSOCIATED PRESS concerns from states, Con- gress, civil rights groups, who leaked personal in- well information without general. Comey has drawn a dis- WASHINGTON — educators and others in formation about Paula official permission would He pleaded guilty last tinction between the two States will have more time drafting the rules. “That Broadwell, the woman have been a violation of year to one misdemean- cases, saying there was to identify failing schools feedback resulted in a whose affair with Pe- federal criminal law. or charge of mishandling no evidence that Clin- as part of new Obama ad- traeus led to criminal The latest twist in the classified information re- ton or her aides had in- ministration rules aimed better regulation,” King charges against him case could complicate lating to documents he tended to break the law at supporting troubled said in a phone call with and his resignation. The Petraeus’ prospects of had provided to Broad- through careless han- public schools and stu- reporters. information concerned obtaining a Cabinet po- well, his biographer. He dling of sensitive infor- dents who are struggling. Republicans and teach- the status of her secu- sition in the Trump ad- was spared prison time mation. Federal pros- The rules, released ers unions had com- rity clearance, said the ministration, resurfacing under a plea agreement ecutors said Petraeus Monday, provide a broad plained that the draft official, who was not au- details of the extramari- with the Justice Depart- knew black binders he framework for states as rules released in May thorized to discuss an tal affair and FBI inves- ment. The Army in late shared with Broadwell they design new account- didn’t provide states and ongoing investigation by tigation that ended his 2012 suspended the secu- contained classified in- ability systems to eval- districts with sufficient name and spoke on con- career at the CIA and rity clearance of Broad- formation, but he none- uate schools, to improve time to assess schools in dition of anonymity. tarnished the reputation well, a former Army in- theless provided them. ones that aren’t adequate- need of help. ly educating students and Sen. Lamar Alexander, to narrow achievement chairman of the Senate Taliban fighter case stirs up some gaps. It’s a key part of the Health, Education, Labor bipartisan education law and Pensions Committee, passed almost one year said he will review the questions on law of armed conflict ago and signed into law by final rules before decid- President Barack Obama ing if Congress needs to By Eric Tucker to replace the widely crit- intervene. Alexander — a ASSOCIATED PRESS icized No Child Left Be- chief architect of the new hind Act. education law — said he WASHINGTON — Two Under the law, states would have moved to over- years after being brought may design accountabil- turn the earlier version of to the U.S. to face charges ity systems that consid- the regulation “because it in an attempted attack er measures beyond test was not authorized by the on American forces in Af- scores and high school new law, and included pro- graduation rates. They ghanistan, Irek Hamidul- visions specifically prohib- may decide how much lin is arguing he should ited by the new law.” never have been prosecut- weight to give to each of The new law overhaul- ed at all. those indicators of suc- ing No Child shifts sig- A federal court appeal cess — and others such as nificant control over edu- from Hamidullin, a for- school climate, advanced mer Russian army offi- coursework and chronic cation policy back to the cer who defected to fight absenteeism — as long states. Students will still alongside Taliban-affili- as they measure the per- be required to take annu- ated forces, raises anew formance of all students, al math and reading tests the question of how the including “sub-groups of in third through eighth U.S. government should students” such as racial grade and once in high handle people captured minorities, children from school. But, other mea- overseas for acts of vio- low-income families, and sures of student growth lence they commit against PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS special education students. and learning could be con- the American military. At This artist rendering shows, Irek Hamidullin, front center, his attorney Education Secretary sidered when evaluating issue is whether Hamid- Robert Wagner, front left, and interpreter Ihab Samra, front right, as John B. King Jr., says the school performance. ullin should be regarded Judge Henry Hudson, left, listens in Federal Court in Richmond, Va. as an ordinary criminal or, as he contends, a law- the case have cited only one professor. But “that isn’t with the Taliban-affiliated Trump’s threat to end ful combatant entitled to other criminal prosecution to say that it’s a simple is- Haqqani network, was cap- be treated as a prisoner of in the last 15 years in which sue,” he added. tured in 2009 after leading Cuba detente may war and immune from the a court considered whether The U.S. Court of Appeals a band of insurgents in an U.S. court system. a Taliban fighter enjoyed for the 4th Circuit in Rich- attack on an Afghan bor- The question is an ex- rouse GOP opposition ceedingly rare one for combatant immunity, and mond, Virginia, is sched- der police compound, then the judge in that case ruled uled to hear arguments trying to shoot down U.S. the courts, even in a post- Trump tweeted Monday, for the government. Dec. 9. A federal judge re- military helicopters that By Richard Lardner Sept. 11 legal landscape in ASSOCIATED PRESS “If Cuba is unwilling to “I would be very sur- jected Hamidullin’s posi- responded. He was brought which judges have tackled make a better deal for cases concerning indefinite prised if he could get any tion before he was convict- to the U.S. in 2014 for trial WASHINGTON — the Cuban people, the detention, treatment of traction on this legal argu- ed last year and sentenced on charges including con- President-elect Donald Cuban/American people foreign detainees and the ment at all,” said Jens Da- him to life in prison. spiring and attempting to Trump’s threat Monday and the U.S. as a whole, constitutionality of mili- vid Ohlin, a Cornell Uni- Hamidullin, who the kill members of the U.S. to “terminate” the U.S. I will terminate deal.” tary tribunals. Lawyers in versity international law government says fought military. detente with Cuba could Sen. Jeff Flake, trigger opposition from R-Ariz., a frequent crit- some Republican law- ic of Trump during the Democrats Lee or Sanchez will be the first makers and corporate presidential campaign, leaders who favor con- cautioned in a statement woman of color elected to House leadership tinued engagement with against returning to a Havana. “get tough” policy that By Sarah D. Wire available on the Demo- sand as President-elect leadership periodically,” Since 2014, when Pres- isolates Havana and re- TRIBUNE cratic team right now, and Donald Trump tries to she said. “You need to try ident Barack Obama stricts travel and busi- WASHINGTON BUREAU those who hold the lower cross them. to be inclusive, you need to began to normalize re- ness activities. Such an positions are the most like- “Given we’re in the mi- try to include different per- lations with the island, approach, Flake wrote WASHINGTON — A ly to move up when Pelosi nority, we have to be a resis- spectives, but always with the United States has over the weekend, will woman of color will be and House Minority Whip tance movement to much of the idea in mind of building taken numerous steps hurt the Cuban people elected to join the House Steny H. Hoyer, D-Md., give what Donald Trump is go- consensus within our par- to increase commercial and make the U.S. gov- leadership this week for the up the positions they’ve ing to propose. There may ty.” travel, commerce and ernment “a convenient first time, and she’ll be a held for nearly two decades. be some times to work with Rep. Scott Peters, D-Ca- the flow of information scapegoat for failed so- Democrat from California. Current Democratic Cau- him on (an) infrastructure lif., said Sanchez had made to Cuba. On Monday, the cialist policies.” While most attention in cus Vice Chairman Joe bill, maybe something that sure moderate Democrats first regularly sched- Flake, who accompa- Washington is focused on Crowley, D-N.Y., is expected makes sense for the coun- voiced their perspectives uled commercial flight nied Obama during a whether House Minority to replace Chairman Xavier try, but not when it comes too, and that’s why he’s in more than 50 years visit to Cuba in March, Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Ca- Becerra, D-Calif., who has to the worth of human dig- backing Sanchez. from the U.S. to Havana said “allowing more fre- lif., will retain her spot af- reached his term limit. nity and challenging the “Even though politically landed while passengers quent and consequential ter being challenged in the Though Lee and Sanchez dignity of all people, which she’s way to the left of me, aboard the American ties between Cubans and Wednesday leadership elec- are progressives, they rep- is what he did during his she understands the need Airlines jet cheered. Americans is more likely tion, House Democrats will resent different aspects of campaign,” Lee said. for diversity in the caucus Following Fidel Cas- to accelerate the desired also choose between Rep. the Democratic Party. That’s why Rep. Karen and really fights for the tro’s death Friday at age change in Cuba.” Linda Sanchez and Rep. Lee is considered one of Bass, D-Calif., said she right of people to take dif- 90, top aides to Trump Several airlines be- Barbara Lee for vice chair the most liberal members would back Lee. ferent positions, which I signaled that the Cu- gan routes to other Cu- of the Democratic Caucus. of Congress. First elected “Barbara is an activist think is really important,” ban government must ban cities earlier this Neither Sanchez, a long- in 1998, she cast the lone — a progressive, outspo- Peters said. move toward enacting year. Monday morning’s time leader and current vote against the authoriza- ken activist — and that’s Both women have been greater freedoms for its American Airlines flight chairwoman of the Con- tion for use of military force important to me. That’s not campaigning for the post people and giving Amer- was the first of the new gressional Hispanic Cau- in the days after the Sept. to say Linda hasn’t been. At for more than a year, icans more in return Havana-bound service cus, nor Lee, a longtime 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. the end of the day, you just and both said their fel- if it wants to keep the and the first of four daily leader and former chair- She said the authoriza- make a decision,” Bass said. low Democrats wanted a warmer U.S. ties that flights the airline plans woman of the Congres- tion, which gave President “It’s tough, because these greater say in what the Obama initiated. Cas- out of Miami Interna- sional Black Caucus, says George W. Bush author- are two women I have the caucus does. Some House tro’s younger brother, tional. she’s focused on the historic ity to use the military to utmost respect for.” Democrats complained 85-year-old Raul Castro, The travel industry is nature of the race. Several fight terrorism, was too Sanchez, first electedabout waiting years to get took control in 2006, and eager to capitalize on House members said they open-ended. It is still being in 2003, is seen as a team on the committees they later negotiated with the recent detente with weren’t even aware of it. used by President Barack builder who recognizes that want, and others about Obama to restore diplo- Cuba, which is 90 miles So the race for a low-lev- Obama. all Democrats don’t fit the not getting to speak about matic relations. from Key West, Florida, el leadership position may Lee is billing herself as same mold. issues they are passionate Trump’s aides said and has the potential to seem like inside baseball, a stalwart who will guard “It’s important to have about because they aren’t nothing on Cuba has be a top Caribbean des- but there are few spots Democrats’ lines in the fresh perspectives in the in leadership. been decided. But tination. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly 9:01 a.m. Monday at 21 Judith Assaults REVERE A report of a motor vehicle hit SAUGUS arrests, reflect police records. In the Way; at 9:23 a.m. Monday at and run accident with personal event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Hanover and Whittier streets. A report of an assault and Arrests injury at 10:50 p.m. Saturday at Arrests battery at 8:46 p.m. Saturday is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a motor vehicle hit 7-Eleven on Broadway. and run accident at 5:18 p.m. at Tides Restaurant on Wilson Stacey J. Falcucci, 29, of John Murray was arrested and cerned party to contact the relevant Sunday at Big Lots at 126 Bos- Road. 124 Crescent Ave., Apt. 2, was Assaults charged with armed robbery, kid- police department and have the ton St. arrested on a warrant at 6:19 napping, assault with a danger- department issue a notice of correc- Theft p.m. Sunday. A report of an assault at 4:19 ous weapon and threat to commit tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Breaking and Entering Patrick J. Murphy, 30, of p.m. Friday on Eliot Road. a crime at 6:19 a.m. Friday. clarifications will not be made without A report of a larceny/forgery/ Lynn, was arrested on warrants Denise Kim Nickolas, of 6 Tal- fraud at 10:53 a.m. Sunday at express notice of change from the ar- A report of a breaking and at 1:01 a.m. Friday. Breaking and Entering bot St., was arrested and charged entering at 12:47 p.m. Sunday Nahant Police Department on Edwin Moises Peralta-San- with OUI drugs third offense at resting police department. at 53 Arlington St.; at 7:30 Nahant Road. tana, 23, of 550 Pearl St., Apt. A report of a breaking and 2:04 p.m. Saturday. p.m. Sunday at 25 June Lane. 213, Reading, Pennsylvania, entering at 8:07 p.m. Friday LYNN A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD was arrested and charged with on Everard Street; at 11:41 Accidents breaking and entering at 4:54 disorderly person, disturbing p.m. Sunday on Whitin Ave- Arrests p.m. Sunday at 178 Jenness Complaints the peace, resisting arrest and nue. A report of a motor vehicle interfering with a police officer accident with personal injury Carmen Collazo, 40, of 498 St.; at 8:32 p.m. Sunday at 7 Liberty Square. A report of a low hanging at 3:40 a.m. Sunday. Complaints at 8:27 a.m. Friday on Walnut Essex St., was arrested and wire at 9:31 a.m. Sunday on Brahian Suarez, 18, of 14 Street. A caller reported a motor charged with taking/allowing/ Village Street. A caller reported Staples Ave., Apt. 2, Everett, A report of a disturbance at vehicle accident on the Route 1S present at betting, possession Complaints she was walking her dog and was arrested and charged with 12:09 a.m. Friday on Malden off-ramp by Walnut Street with air- of a firearm without a firearm A report of a disturbance noticed a very low hanging unlicensed operation at 2:20 Street; at 12:23 a.m. Friday bag deployment. The fire captain identification card and unlawful at 1:35 p.m. Sunday at 23 a.m. Sunday. on Yeamans Street; at 12:46 reported a single-vehicle crash, possession of ammo without wire. She didn’t think it was Echo Grove Ave.; at 3:23 p.m. live, but was unsure. An officer Abel A. Vasquez-Rivera, 40, a.m. Friday on Sumner Street; with the sole occupant, the driv- a firearm identification card at er, ambulatory upon arrival, but Sunday at 514 Summer St.; reported the wire was properly of 121 Hichborn St., was arrest- at 12:56 a.m. Friday on Went- 5:07 p.m. Sunday. who declined medical attention; at 4:13 p.m. Sunday at 12 positioned and was a commu- ed and charged with failure to worth Road; at 1:01 a.m. Friday Philip Falcucci, 31, of 124 at 11:38 a.m. Friday at Walnut Autumn St.; at 5:09 p.m. Sun- nications wire. It wasn’t electri- signal before stopping/turning at Walgreens on Broadway; at Crescent Ave., Revere, was ar- at 5:35 p.m. Saturday. 1:42 a.m. Friday at Wonderland Street and Blueridge Avenue; at rested and charged with assault day at 8 Houghton St.; at 5:35 cal. p.m. Sunday at 9 Evans Lane; Yeury Emmanuel Vega-San- Entertainment on North Shore 3:43 p.m. Saturday at Burger and battery with a dangerous A caller requested informa- King Restaurant/Janco Central at 5:42 p.m. Sunday at Centro tana, 21, of 1 Clinton Court, Road; at 3:50 a.m. Friday on weapon at 8:44 p.m. Sunday. tion at 5:47 p.m. Sunday on Inc. at 1449 Broadway. A four Liquors at 395 Essex St.; at Euclid Avenue about a “tough Apt. 7, Chelsea, was arrested Revere Beach Boulevard; at Cheryl Kenney, 36, of 126 and charged with two counts car motor vehicle accident was 6:50 p.m. Sunday at 47 Ash- love program” for her daughter 3:33 p.m. Friday at Burlington Union St., was arrested and of assault and battery on a reported. land St.; at 7:48 p.m. Sun- because her daughter abuses Coat Factory on Squire Road. charged with possession of a police officer, disorderly con- Beatriz Martins, 31, of 48 Glen- A report of a motor vehicle ac- Class E drug and on warrant day at 81 Hawthorne St.; at her. duct, disturbing the peace dale St., was summoned for cident at 5:08 p.m. Saturday at charges of larceny by false 8:06 p.m. Sunday at 7 Liberty and resisting arrest at 3:40 assault and battery; at 12:40 Broadway and Main Street; at pretense and receiving stolen Square; at 9:15 p.m. Sunday 1:34 a.m. Sunday at People’s PEABODY a.m. Sunday. a.m. Saturday at Revere Beach property at 1:01 p.m. Sunday. at 36 Newhall St.; at 11:09 United Bank at 584 Broadway. Train Station on Shirley Ave- Christopher Muolo, 28, of p.m. Sunday at Allen Avenue Arrests Accidents 131 Cottage St., Revere, was and Apple Street; at 11:50 nue; at 2:28 a.m. Saturday on Breaking and Entering arrested on a warrant at 10:59 p.m. Sunday at 707 Western Christopher S. Collins, 44, of A report of a motor vehicle Kimball Avenue; at 2:37 a.m. a.m. Monday. Ave.; at 2:33 a.m. Monday at 798 Main St., Apt. 2, Wakefield, accident at 7:34 a.m. Friday Saturday on Shirley Avenue; at A report of a breaking and Diana Sosa, of 916 Shirley 36 Newhall St.; at 5:20 a.m. was arrested and charged with at Sunoco on North Shore 11:07 p.m. Saturday on Beach entering at 1:11 p.m. Sunday at Ave., Winthrop, was arrested on Monday at 196 Washington OUI liquor second offense and Road; at 2:17 p.m. Friday at Street; at 11:21 p.m. Saturday This-N-That Thrift Shop at 163C a warrant charge of larceny at St.; at 10:36 a.m. Monday at negligent operation of a motor Speedway Gas Station on Lee on Goodwin Avenue; at 11:41 Lincoln Ave. A caller reported 12:28 p.m. Monday. 6 Newhall St.; at 11:33 a.m. vehicle at 5:40 p.m. Sunday. Burbank Highway; at 5:37 p.m. p.m. Saturday on Franklin Av- someone attempted to break into Francisco Tavarez, 42, of 498 Monday at 129 Commercial Friday at New Revere Police enue; at 3:11 a.m. Sunday on the front door. Essex St., was arrested and St.; at 1:19 p.m. Monday at Accidents Station on Revere Beach Park- Carleton Street; at 11:15 a.m. charged with taking/allowing/ KFC at 720 Lynnway. way; at 8:42 p.m. Friday on Sunday on Sherman Street; at Complaints A report of a motor vehicle S Cambridge Street; at 3:58 1:04 p.m. Sunday on Florence present at betting, possession A report of a disturbance at accident at 2:37 p.m. Sunday p.m. Saturday at Blanchard’s Avenue; at 1:41 p.m. Sunday of a firearm without a firearm Overdose 9:17 a.m. Friday at 8 School St.; at Macy’s at 210M Andover St.; Liquors on American Legion on Cheever Street; at 2:32 p.m. identification card and unlawful at 11:58 a.m. Saturday at Tuttle A report of an overdose at at 3:59 a.m. Monday at 39 War- Highway; at 4:04 p.m. Sat- Sunday on Furlong Drive; at possession of ammo without Street and Holden Avenue. a firearm identification card at 5:56 a.m. Monday on Wash- ren St.; at 10:45 a.m. Monday urday on Copeland Circle; at 11:34 p.m. Sunday on School ington Street; at 8:37 a.m. 4:29 p.m. Sunday. at Chandler’s Ice Cream at 86 8:13 p.m. Saturday on Amer- Street. Fire Monday on Essex Street. Andover St. ican Legion Highway; at 1:53 A report of shots fired at Accidents a.m. Sunday at Blanchard’s 11:26 p.m. Saturday on Thorn- A report of a brush fire at 2:42 Theft Complaints Liquors on American Legion ton Street; at 8:02 p.m. Sunday p.m. Saturday at Rocky Hill Farm A report of a motor vehicle Highway; at 12:27 p.m. Sun- on Shawmut Street. at 34 Butterfield Road. accident at 11:22 a.m. Sun- A report of a robbery at 8:51 A report of a disturbance at day at Pratt Court and Revere day at 725 Western Ave.; at 12 p.m. Sunday at 116 Franklin St. 2:45 p.m. Sunday at 114 Shore Beach Parkway; at 12:44 p.m. Theft Vandalism p.m. Sunday at 668 Chestnut Drive; at 9:59 p.m. Sunday at Sunday at Jackson Street and St.; at 1:42 p.m. Sunday at 98 NAHANT 52 Warren St.; at 10:24 a.m. North Shore Road; at 8:34 A report of a larceny/forgery/ A report of vandalism at 1:29 Hollingsworth St.; at 3:55 p.m. Monday at Inn Transition at 42 p.m. Sunday on American Le- fraud at 8:32 p.m. Saturday at a.m. Friday at 27 Evergreen St. Sunday at S Elm and Summer Arrests Washington St. gion Highway. West Revere Health Center on A caller reported an unknown streets; at 4:37 p.m. Sunday A report of a motor vehicle Salem Street. person throwing something at at 542 Lynnfield St.; at 4:39 Jorge Granda, 32, of East Vandalism hit and run accident at 9:57 her large pane glass window. An p.m. Sunday at Shop Kwik Su- Boston, was arrested and a.m. Saturday at Bob’s Auto Vandalism officer reported the property was perette at 534 Lynnfield St.; at charged with assault and A report of vandalism at 1:37 Body Service on North Shore damaged by thrown eggs on a 6:04 p.m. Sunday at Chatham battery with a dangerous p.m. Monday at 16 Keys Drive. Road; at 3:12 p.m. Sunday at A report of vandalism at 2:23 motor vehicle and the caller’s and Essex streets; at 6:47 p.m. weapon at 8:46 p.m. Satur- A caller reported her car was Mike’s Welding on Washington a.m. Saturday on Florence Ave- pane glass window; at 6:34 a.m. Sunday at 369 Lynnfield St.; at day. keyed. Avenue. nue. Friday at 27 Spring St. Swampscott man is arraigned Couple arrested in Boston on fatal car crash for gambling ring

BOSTON — The Swamp- Route 90 in East Boston, airport hotel shuttle on dangerous as it is for al- and guns in Lynn scott driver of a sedan that according to the DA. Route 90 East, causing cohol, but unlike alcohol, killed two people when it The defendant was held both vehicles to collide we don’t yet have a way to By Gayla Cawley 9mm handgun, betting collided with an airport on a $5,000 cash bail and with highway barriers. quantify the driver’s im- ITEM STAFF notes and slips, three shuttle van had marijua- returns to court Feb. 22. Rodriguez and Arreola pairment from marijuana. receipt printers, cell na and alcohol in his sys- Assistant District At- were passengers in the “Colorado and Washing- LYNN — A Lynn cou- phones, notebooks with tem, according to Suffolk torney Philip Cheng told shuttle. The shuttle’s driv- ton have implemented per ple was arrested on gam- gaming notes and $2,685 bling and firearm-related County District Attorney the court that toxicology er and two other passen- se THC impairment pa- cash. Neither Tavarez charges Sunday. Daniel F. Conley. screens of the defendant’s gers suffered less serious rameters, but still have no nor Collazo had a license Steven Birenbaum, 27, Francisco Tavarez, 42, blood and urine revealed injuries, according to the rapid and reliable test as for the handgun, which was arraigned Monday the presence of THC, the DA. and his girlfriend and they do for alcohol,” Con- was loaded, Donnelly in Suffolk Superior Court psychoactive chemical in Prosecutors said toxi- business partner Carmen ley continued. said. and pleaded not guilty to marijuana. cology screens showed no Collazo, 40 were charged Officers also had a indictments charging him Birenbaum’s blood al- intoxicating substances in “Massachusetts has with taking, allowing, or with two counts each of cohol content was nearly the shuttle driver’s blood. neither an established being present at betting search warrant for 498 manslaughter and motor twice the legal limit for “Cases like this one impairment level nor an and possession of a fire- Essex St., Apt. 121, vehicle homicide while driving, according to the speak to the urgency with efficient means to test for arm and ammo without where the couple live. In operating under the influ- DA. which lawmakers should one. Policymakers should a firearm identification the bedroom belonging to ence. Prosecutors said Bi- address marijuana-im- be aware of this knowl- card by the Lynn Police the two defendants, po- The charges stem from renbaum was driving a paired driving,” Conley edge gap and take steps Special Investigations lice found seven boxes of the Aug. 31 deaths of Jo- Subaru Legacy at speeds said in a statement. “It’s to bridge it if we expect to Unit (SIU). .22 caliber ammunition, a seph A. Rodriguez, 59, of almost 80 mph at ap- a proven fact that driv- identify and prevent THC The unit executed two .25 caliber loaded hand- and Sandra L. Arreola, 56, proximately 1 a.m. when ing under the influence of impairment among driv- search warrants around gun, more betting sheets both of El Paso, Texas, on he struck the rear of an marijuana is every bit as ers.” 4 p.m. Police first went to and notebooks with var- search 86 Lewis St., the ious gambling notes, a location of a business, clipboard and $1,706 in Arcona Multiservice, cash, Donnelly said. Police looking for suspects involved said Lynn Police Lt. Rick There were no other ar- Donnelly. rests. Donnelly said there When they entered the were other people pres- in two convenience store robberies facility, police found Tav- ent at the Lewis Street arez, Collazo and several business, but the targets By Gayla Cawley the store, jumped over a police responded to Conve- dished a small pistol, de- other people. Detectives of the search warrant ITEM STAFF half-door and went behind nience Station on Western manded cash, and took it could see betting sheets and business enterprise the counter. Avenue, where they were after the clerk opened the on the counter and a LYNN — Two conve- were the two defendants. The suspect then showed told a masked man had register. computer screen display- nience stores were robbed a black handgun, and or- come in, brandished a fire- The suspect left the store ing a betting website, Gayla Cawley can be at gunpoint Saturday night. dered the two male employ- arm and robbed the store toward Harwood Street. Donnelly said. reached at gcawley@item- Police responded to a re- He was described as wear- Police searched the live.com. Follow her on port of an armed robbery ees, aged 54 and 58, behind of approximately $300, the counter to get on the Donnelly said. ing black gloves, blue business and found a Twitter @GaylaCawley. around 7:15 p.m., at Rich- jeans and a dark jacket. dale on Chatham Street, ground. One of the victims Donnelly said when the was ordered to get up and suspect walked in, the No arrests have been said Lynn Police Lt. Rick made and both incidents Fire at Tedesco CC open the register. The sus- 58-year-old male clerk Donnelly. are under investigation. Donnelly said the sus- pect took about $600 in picked up a chair because pect, described as a black cash and fled the store in he immediately thought Gayla Cawley can be causes $10k in damage the direction of Western the man was a threat, or hispanic man, about 5 reached at gcawley@item- MARBLEHEAD — Fire Department. Avenue, Donnelly said. as he came in wearing a feet 4 inches, and wearing live.com. Follow her on A fire in the Tedesco Firefighters respond- a white hoodie, entered Later, around 10 p.m., mask. The suspect bran- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Country Club kitchen ed to the fire that was caused $10,000 in smoke caused by paper prod- and water damage on ucts that ignited near Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Thanksgiving morning, a heating element. The according to Lt. Thomas fire was contained by the or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Hotline Rice of the Marblehead sprinkler system.

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FASHION drawing class that focused way in the school’s highly Fashion Design’s normal From A1 on specific periods of respected May student student. American clothing history, fashion show, said school “Sixty to 70 percent of mural that decorates a coupled with her infatua- president Dr. Denise Ham- our students work full wall inside Private Jewels tion with the 1920s and mon. time,” she said. “Ruby is Fitness in Lynn. ’30s, set her on her current After completing four an immense talent. She’s And she’s a rising fash- path. semesters of core courses, already a big part of our ion star. “I work in acrylic, ’cause plus technical courses and community. A student’s We’re sitting in the lob- it’s cheaper,” she said. electives, Martinez, one of imagination can run wild by of the five-story School “For me, fashion is not 65 students at the school, of Fashion Design on restricted to a certain will earn her Certificate in here. Ruby is interested in Newbury Street. Sophis- echelon of people,” said Fashion Design. designing for full-figured ticated and stylish, Marti- Martinez. “My dream is “I love Denise (Ham- women and petite women. nez is stunning in a red to design fashion for the mon),” she said. “She took She has a design goal.” dress that’s contemporary modern working woman, me into this school and Martinez said she’s al- and vintage at the same specializing in plus size environment. I’m so, so ready applied what she’s ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE time. and petites … and I want enjoying it here. Denise is learned here to her job She’s wearing her mom to design for tall women, a great help. She is awe- at the Northshore Mall. The new Market Basket at the corner of Feder- Ileana’s 1980s long, dan- too.” some.” “I can talk about fabric al Street and Western Ave. in Lynn. gly gold earrings and a “I view fashion a bit like Not every educator of a styles and tailoring, and brooch that belonged to problem solving. My job is major institute of learning a dear friend’s aunt. Her how certain fabrics fall on to make people feel beauti- is called by her first name the body.” portfolio is on her phone, ful. Everyone is beautiful.” by a student. Hammon Market Basket and she’s eager to show Her ambition? “I’m go- Ruby will take Fashion isn’t every educator; when ing to run my own shop on her drawings and designs. Sketching II at the School a young woman walks into Newbury Street,” she said, Martinez, who works of Fashion Design in the the school lobby looking full time as a clothing styl- spring. Eventually her for information, Hammon then laughed. rise could lower ist at a high-end fashion design line, which she is shakes her hand, answers Don’t bet against her! retailer at the Northshore already creating, will be her questions and hands The Item will check in Mall, said her studies executed in her Clothing her a business card. “Call on Ruby Martinez every at the respected Boston food prices Construction and Pattern me at any time.” month or so, to update fashion school are going Making classes. Hammon said in many readers on her progress, “fabulously. I’m having Once this happens, her ways, Martinez is a perfect right through to gradua- MARKET BASKET around the site. the time of my life.” designs will be on the run- example of the School of tion. From A1 Foundation for the Her one class this 84,000-square-foot store semester is Fashion Last month, in a presen- was poured on the $25 Sketching I, taught on tation to the city council, million project last sum- Wednesday nights by Jay James Cowdell, executive mer and steel has been Calderin, the founder of director of the city’s Eco- rising since September. Boston Fashion Week and nomic Development and “It’s a very exciting author of two highly re- Industrial Corp., said no thing for the city and its spected fashion bibles. matter where consumers residents who are getting Ruby and her family shop for food in the city, a raise in pay by cutting are originally from Lynn, they will benefit from low- their grocery bills and but moved to Tamarac in er prices on the first day getting high quality prod- Market Basket opens. Florida’s Broward Coun- ucts,” said James Moore, ty. Eight years ago, when Frustrated by the lack the attorney representing Ruby decided she want- of construction on the 16- Patsios. ed to pursue a career in acre property that had The store will employ 75 art and fashion, they all been abandoned since moved back. 1988, Mayor Judith Fla- full-time employees and “In high school I started nagan Kennedy met with 325 part timers, he added. to seriously think about GE executives to discuss Shaw’s and PriceRite art,” said Ruby. “Going steering the site toward did not respond to a re- to Montserrat really ex- redevelopment four years quest for comment. panded my thinking. I ago. In a statement Phil Trac- felt so free. My courses Following those negoti- ey, a Stop & Shop spokes- ... there was a lot of art ations, Charles Patsios, man, said “As it has for history, fine arts, painting the Swampscott develop- almost 20 years, the Stop … I got into animation, er, bought the property in & Shop store on Washing- typography and graphic 2013 for $4 million. Mar- ton Street will continue to design. We looked at a lot ket Basket CEO Arthur T. serve the Lynn communi- of magazine ads, fashion PHOTO | ALENA KUZUB DeMoulas joined officials ty as a good neighbor and ads.” last year to celebrate $2.5 help our customers save That fueled her imagi- Ruby Martinez attends a sketch class at the School of Fashion Design in million in state money money, save time and eat nation, and a journalistic Boston, where she is taking night classes while working full time. for road improvements well.” Mom works full time to Help make a child’s make Christmas merry Christmas wish ITEM SANTA itemlive.com version of link to enter payment in- From A1 this story as well. formation and complete All donations are list- your pledge. The donation Any donation, small or ed in Item print editions will not appear on your come true! large, will be combined through the month of mobile phone bill. 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Everyone knows that SANTA MONICA, Calif. Florence Henderson, who (AP) — Celebrated composer Hans Zimmer is hitting died Thursday in Los An- the road again with his ca- geles at age 82, portrayed reer-spanning concert tour, one of America’s most be- which he describes as a little loved television moms in bit cinematic and a little bit “The Brady Bunch.” rock ‘n’ roll. Not everyone knows “People came thinking that Henderson and her it’s going to be sort of a bit character, Carol Brady, stodgy. ... It’s going to be the had ties to Swampscott. pretentious composer sitting In November 1970, at his big, black, grand pia- during “A Fistful of Rea- no,” the Oscar winner said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sons,” the eighth episode of his tour, “Hans Zimmer Hans Zimmer of Season 2, hubby Mike Revealed,” which kicked off Brady asks Carol if she in Europe earlier this year. will remember for the rest really had a lisp as a child. “It’s a very, very different of their lives and all the “I sure did, only it was way of presenting music,” good shows I saw did exact- worse for me as I grew up Zimmer said in a recent in Swampscott, Massa- ly that,” he said. interview at his recording Zimmer also leaned on chusetts,” she replies. studio in Santa Monica. “I How the heck did the friends Pharrell Wil- come from rock ‘n’ roll so I liams and The Smiths’ Swampscott reference had to sort of go back to my guitarist Johnny Marr to end up on one of TV’s fa- humble beginnings.” help him overcome stage vorite sitcoms? So Zimmer enlisted Pink PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fright. Henderson’s manag- Floyd’s lighting designer “Those two were pretty er Kayla Pressman told Actress Farrah Fawcett-Majors, right, joins her husband Lee Majors in a Marc Brickman to set the 01907 magazine “Flor- television appearance together in the sit-com “The Brady Bunch.” At left mood for the energetic show. much the main offenders ence had relatives that are actors Geri Reischl, Robert Reed and Florence Henderson. He looked to his favorite going, ‘You can’t hide behind lived in Swampscott and concert-going experiences, that. You got to go out there. was fortunate to spend the late Natalie Gelbert, scott, Schwartz made 01907 reader. ranging from David Bowie You have to go and do it.’ some happy times there. had a sister, Mildred, who note of the funny-sound- “The Brady Bunch” is at London’s Earls Court And so they sort of set the Therefore when the script was married to Sherwood ing name of the town, still rerun almost continu- in the 1970s to taking his tone and they were sort of called for a lisp, she Schwartz, the creator of leading to it being in ously on TV. 10-year-old son to his first my mentors and teachers thought of Swampscott.” “The Brady Bunch” (and the script. “Perhaps that A silly, scintillating, story concert — by The Rolling in this,” he said of Williams A 01907 reader had an- “Gilligan’s Island”). was Sherwood’s way of about a sitcom staple and Stones. and Brickman, whom he other recollection, saying Gelbert told her friend recognizing his sister-in- Swampscott, Massachu- “You’re supposed to aim worked with on “The Amaz- her Swampscott friend, that on a visit to Swamp- law Natalie,” wrote the setts, to be sure. for something that people ing Spider Man 2” score.

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LYNN — The Lynn Mu- textiles and more, for seum/LynnArts “Wine & a hands-on experience Design” series, which be- with their stockpile of gins Dec. 1, uses the talent vintage items. and resources in the city On Dec. 13, Nancy Glid- to spread a little holiday den from Elite Design & joy. ’Tis the season to be Consign will take center crafty. stage. Do you have a lamp On Dec. 1, The Agape Brewing Community will that’s been in your family take to the main art gal- for generations and just lery. Fresh off of its excit- needs a little TLC? Do you ing introduction at this have a vintage piece that year’s “History and Hops” you just can’t throw away event, Agape’s mission is and are trying to repur- to support homebrewing, pose? Learn how to wire a to build a community lamp like a pro. And do it and to change the world. all with the help of a little Get your own tutorial on vino. brewing beer and soda If you’re looking for per- with no shortage of sam- fect DIY gifts for the hol- ples. iday season, or if you’re On Dec. 6, the stems just looking for a fun will be flying as Salvy the Florist’s Anthony night out with friends or Migliaccio takes over spouse, don’t miss this se- the Lynn Museum. With ries. generations of Migliac- Classes are $20 each for cio florists in Lynn, they nonmembers of the mu- are a staple in the com- seum, $10 for members. munity. Migliaccio will Ticket price includes two ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON demonstrate how to per- complimentary glasses of Red Sox fan and lifelong Lynn resident Bob Karakaedos and his twin grandchildren, Riley fect those holiday cen- wine and a takeaway gift. terpieces, arrangements and Luke Mannion, 13, show one of 5,000 baseball bats commemorating David Ortiz’s career All programs are for those and October 2016 retirement during a visit with The Item on Monday afternoon. and wreaths. 21 and older. On Dec. 8, Pick Up For more information Modern & More, 68 Ex- and to purchase tickets, go change St., is the place As kids, they starred with the Rockettes. Now they’re back to be. After opening this to lynnmuseum.org or call spring, this downtown re- (781) 581-6200 or (781) NEW YORK (AP) — eight-week season, accord- tailer is a booming hub of 598-5244. Megan Levinson had one ing to Madison Square retailers, designers and This program is spon- wish when she turned 12. Garden. community members. sored by the Lynn Cultur- She was already starring The other is Katelyn Their team will guide at- al Council and Massachu- onstage as Clara in the Gaffney, of Clark, New tendees through fabrics, setts Cultural Council. “Radio City Christmas Jersey, who also played Spectacular” but she want- Clara, one of the show’s ed more. young stars, in 2003 in “I blew out my candles Branson, Missouri, and and I said, ‘I hope I grow Milwaukee, Wisconsin, tall enough to be a Rock- when she was 11. She and ette,’” she recalled. Levinson both joined the Wish granted. New York company as SEND US YOUR STUFF Levinson, of North Caldwell, New Jersey, is Rockettes in 2010. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, one of two former Claras “I remember watching PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR who have graduated to the Rockettes when we’d be the ranks of the 80 women backstage not performing SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. whose high kicks electrify as Clara. I would try to practice all the choreogra- this year’s holiday show FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in New York. A family phy. I was like, ‘I’m going tradition for many, the to learn all the Rockette Radio City Rockettes Katelyn Gaffney, of Clark, show attracts an estimated moves. When I turn 18, I N.J., left, and Megan Levinson, of North Caldwell, 1 million visitors during its can be a Rockette, too!’” N.C., pose at Radio City Music Hall in New York. WEATHER LOTTERY

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NOV. 29 DEC. 7 TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Mass Cash: 14-15-26-27-30 Rain | High 52, Low 48 Rain | High 50, Low 47 AM Clouds| High 54, Low 38 Lucky for Life: 2-5-6-13-32 (16) SPORTS B TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 A new regime at English Charles ready for his rst season as girls basketball coach

By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF Mackenzie Charles is no stranger to the sport of basketball. He’s also no stranger to coaching. He’ll look to put his basketball and coaching experience to use as he be- gins his new endeavor as the head coach of the Lynn English girls bas- ketball team. Charles, a Lynn native, was a former standout football and basketball play- ITEM FILE PHOTO er at Tech. He was named coach of the Marblehead quarterback English program in August by athletic director Dick Newton. Drew Gally scrambles “It’s good to be in a new position during the annual Thanks- and a new building,” Charles said. giving Day game against “I’ve also been a Lynn guy so I have Swampscott last week. relationships at English, Classical, Tech and St. Mary’s. I have a good net- STEVE KRAUSE work and I appreciate that. Newton SECOND AND LONG and principal (Thomas) Strangie wel- comed me with open arms and they trust that I’m going to do a good job. I want to keep that trust.” Super After being forced to move on from his basketball career due to an ACL and MCL injury he suffered on the Bowl time gridiron, Charles threw his hat into the coaching ring. He now has 12 years of coaching experience in both is here basketball and football. His current duties at English also include another coaching role as an his is the penultimate assistant on the staff of the Bulldogs “Second-and-Long.” football team. Next week, after Sat- “It’s been fun,” Charles said of his urday’s Super Bowls, experiences in coaching. “It keeps me T there will be busy and with my community. It keeps a member of PHOTO | BOB ROCHE me as a positive member of the com- the athletic New Lynn English girls basketball coach Mackenzie Charles looks on while his munity by leading by example.” staff at the team goes through drills during the Bulldogs’ rst practice of the season on Mon- door collect- day afternoon. Charles, a Lynn native, was named head coach in August. CHARLES, B2 ing equip- ment. Some schools have already done St. Mary’s boys that. It’s onto basketballs, hoops, sticks, pucks, wrestling headgear, bathing suits and begin title defense whatever that stuff is you rub on your hands to get a better grip on the uneven parallel By Mike Alongi back four starters from bars. FOR THE ITEM the championship team For the most part, Thanks- this year, including senior giving went the way most The St. Mary’s boys bas- point guard Jonny Mer- impartial observers thought. ketball team opened up cado and senior off-guard There were a couple of games practices for the 2016-2017 Mike Cerulli, two of the that, before they were played, season on Monday after- elder statesmen on the looked as if they could go either noon, preparing to defend team. Also returning will way. The only real surprise out the Division 4 state cham- be senior power forward of those was the nal score of pionship the Spartans won Jonathan Mola and fresh- the Danvers-Gloucester game: last March at Spring eld man Matt Cross, giving the 41-27 Falcons. That’s one most College. And with the crew Spartans a powerful duo people would have pegged for that coach Dave Brown has on the inside. The six-foot- being a lot closer. returning, a title defense is six inch Cross started and Also, Lynn eld may have certainly in the cards. played signi cant minutes lost to North Reading, but it “We have such a great at center last year, making was only by a point, and the group of guys returning,” him a potential breakout Hornets were the runners-up Brown said. “Not only do star this year. in Division 2A North. It’s a tes- we have a bunch of talent, One notable absence from tament to how far the Pioneers but we have a ton of guys the team this year will be came this year that they were who played serious min- junior Calvin Johnson, who in the game. Don’t forget, they utes last year and who decided to sit out the bas- lost their rst two games (even know what it takes to win.” ketball season and focus though Week 2’s loss was to St. Mary’s went 20-5 last more on football, where the Danvers, which proved itself as season, rolling through the Spartans will play in the no  uke this season). Division 4 North playoffs Division 3A Super Bowl at Revere-Winthrop is always a (including big wins over Gillette Stadium on Sat- tough game to gauge. This ven- No. 3 Mystic Valley and urday. Johnson put up a erable rivalry has been pretty No. 1 Pope John) and cul- team-high 18 points in the PHOTO | BOB ROCHE much all Winthrop’s over the minating in a 61-52 win Spartans’ title win over last 30 years, but lately these over Maynard to take the Maynard. St. Mary’s boys basketball coach Dave Brown shows that he is Division 4 state crown. already in mid-season form at the Spartans’ rst practice of the KRAUSE, B2 The Spartans will bring ST. MARY”S, B2 year on Monday evening. Marblehead’s Kulevich is the top man for Colgate hockey

sophomore season, he almost exactly COLLEGE NOTEBOOK matched that with 14 points last year. Kulevich keeps it simple and plays his By Joshua Kummins game, but the contributions he’s made are FOR THE ITEM vital, especially as the young Raiders look Marblehead’s Jake Kulevich is every- to make some noise in Eastern College thing Colgate University hockey head Athletic Conference (ECAC) Hockey play coach Don Vaughan could ask for in a and improve upon a 3-7-4 overall record. team captain and leader. “I try not to do too much out there and He is the ‘minutes eater’ and key pen- just stick with my game, but I think I de - alty killer that coaches look for and want nitely have improved over my four years in a top defenseman, but he also brings a here,” said Kulevich, who has scored ve well-rounded game that has made him so points in Colgate’s last four games, in- successful for the duration of his career in cluding assists in three straight before Hamilton, N.Y. this past weekend. If there were more than one Jake Ku- “It’s obviously nice to see that reward- levich, Vaughan wouldn’t mind. ed, getting some points and contributing “He’s our leader,” said Vaughan, the offensively. Of course, take care of the Raiders’ 24th-year head coach. “His com- defensive zone rst, but whenever I can pete level has been great, and he wants chip in offensively is nice and helps out to do everything he can to help the team the team.” win. He’s been our best player in a lot of It’s been a remarkable career for Kulev- games this season. We could use a couple ich. Entering tonight’s game against rival more just like him.” Cornell, the two-time former Marblehead PHOTO | COLGATE ATHLETICS Kulevich has certainly saved his best High captain has suited up in all but one for last, sitting tied for the team lead of Colgate’s 128 games over his career to Former Marblehead High three-sport athlete Jake Kulevich is starring with nine points after scoring his second date. in his nal season for the Colgate University hockey team, scoring ve goal of the season Saturday in a 3-2 loss points in his last ve games. at Providence. After a ve-goal, 15-point NOTEBOOK, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 Lynn native Rowe takes over Panthers bench

SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — dropped Florida to 11-10- tract through the 2018-19 da wasted an early 2-0 Lynn native Tom Rowe 1, good for only 10th in season, having signed an lead. Shortly after that is will add “head coach” the Eastern Conference. extension back in Janu- when he apparently was to his general manag- Rowe will remain there ary. Less than a year af- told of the dismissal, and er duties for the Florida for the rest of the season. ter getting that new deal, Gallant then waited for a Panthers of the National Rowe was brought to he was getting into a taxi taxi after his luggage was Hockey League. the Panthers as Associate in a surreal scene out- unloaded from the bus- The Panthers fired Ge- General Manager under side the arena in Raleigh, es that were to carry the rard Gallant, a coach of Dale Tallon on Jan. 1, and North Carolina where he Panthers to the airport. the year finalist last sea- was promoted to GM in coached the Panthers for They went one way. He son after guiding the Flor- mid-May after Tallon was the last time. went another, and became ida Panthers to a division moved up the front-office “In seeking to earn a the first NHL coach to be title and the best regular chart as well. second consecutive playoff fired since this season season in franchise histo- Rowe, who grew up in berth and bring a Stanley started. ry, Sunday night. Gallant Lynn and attended Lynn Cup to South Florida, we “Today is a hard day. made it through 22 games English High, becomes believe that new leader- Gerard and Mike are good this season, before the the Panthers’ 14th coach, ship is required imme- men and talented hockey Panthers decided change and the fifth person to be diately,” Panthers owner coaches,” Panthers Pres- was needed. behind the Florida bench Vincent Viola said. ident of Hockey Opera- Also fired was assistant in the last five years. Gallant spoke after the tions Dale Tallon said. coach Mike Kelly. The “My focus is solely game as always, talking “We thank them for their team officially announced on turning our season about how five poor sec- contributions in the com- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the move Monday morn- around, fixing our spe- ond-period minutes out of munity, for their work de- Lynn native Tom Rowe was just named head coach ing. The firing came af- cial teams and securing a 60 was the team’s undoing veloping our young play- of the Florida Panthers. Rowe is already serving ter the Panthers’ 3-2 loss playoff berth,” Rowe said. against the Hurricanes ers and in helping to turn as the team’s general manager, a post he will keep. at Carolina — one that Gallant was under con- in a game where Flori- around the culture.” Kulevich leads the way for Colgate hockey NOTEBOOK From B1 The lone game Kulevich missed was on Oct. 6, 2013 against Ferris State, just the second game of his colle- giate career. Vaughan has seen Kulevich take a more active ap- proach to his offensive game this season, leading him on a pace to set high totals in his final season at Colgate. “He’s carrying the puck more and taking charge,” Vaughan said. “He’s finding ways to work through the PHOTO | BOB ROCHE defenders and get shots to the net, so he’s doing a lot for us right now. We’re inexperienced on defense, and Jake Members of the Lynn English girls basketball team go through warm-up drills during the team’s is logging a lot of minutes for us.” first practice of the season on Monday afternoon. Kulevich has skated with a current sophomore de- fense partner for much of the last two seasons, while two other members of the Raiders’ blue line are fresh- men. New coach for English girls basketball It’s the team-first mentality that made Kulevich an easy choice to be the Raiders’ sole leader. CHARLES Rod Valerie. When the coaching staff is on the same “We have nine freshmen, so I just try to lead by ex- From B1 “What’s special about this staff is that page, it’s easy to send that message.” ample on that end — hard work, just improve each they each have a full-time job working He added, “We’re doing a lot of condi- day, and stick with the process,” Kulevich said. “I think Charles noted that he’s built a famil- with kids,” Charles shared. “I wanted to tioning (to the start the preseason.) To we’re getting to where we want to be, but we have to iarity with the program over the years, put together a coaching staff that was play the style of basketball that I want put it together for a 60-minute game. The best way to allowing for a smoother transition into kids-first and not basketball-first. We us to play, we’re going to have to be in do that is by getting better each week.” his new role. A pair of his current play- want to care about the student first be- shape. Today we did a lot of condition- Kulevich is one of four Massachusetts natives on the ers on the English roster played for him fore the basketball player.” ing and I think the girls responded well Colgate roster, joining Newburyport’s Derek Freeman, at the AAU level. Charles added, “I really like our coach- to that.” Byfield’s Jared Cockrell, and Duxbury’s Tim Harrison, “A couple of the girls, Dorothy (Ezem- ing staff. I think there’s a good balance The Bulldogs will rely on a handful an assistant captain. ba) and Ely (Guity), played AAU and I between us and we all have good voices of returning starters this upcoming Also a football and baseball player for the Magicians, coached them a little during my years that come with positive attitudes.” season in Ezemba and Guity, as well as Kulevich would achieve his current offensive success coaching there,” Charles recalled. “I’m The Bulldogs tipped off their pre- Tommi Hill and team captain Rachel without living by a popular adage, “practice makes per- meeting a lot of the other girls for the season with the team’s first practice Calnan. The team will look to play an fect.” first time but I think they’ll embrace of the 2016-2017 campaign yesterday up-tempo style of basketball, backed by “I’m just shooting a lot before and after practice,” Ku- having a new coach and building off afternoon, and Charles noted that he’s an aggressive defense. levich said. “You can never get enough shots in, but it’s of what (former coach) Rachel Bradley already seeing positives from both his “I preach hard work and defense,” really all the guys around me. My goal (on Saturday) has done.” players and coaches. Charles said. “We want to be aggres- was a great shot through from the point. I was kind of Joining Charles on the new coaching “We all have the same mission,” sive, we want to be fast, we want to play hanging out in front and able to bang it in, so it’s all staff are Jeanette Anderson, Tod Bur- Charles said of his coaches. “We want great defense and we want to be great about a five-man unit out there.” ton, Keith Lee, Mackenson Charles and to help these kids get better everyday. teammates.” Names and notes Winthrop’s Quinton Dale was named New England Women’s & Men’s Athletic Conference Defensive Ath- lete of the Week in men’s basketball after recording his Thanksgiving football never gets old fourth and fifth double-doubles of the season in Whea- ton College’s wins over Roger Williams and Regis, while KRAUSE without talking about totaling two blocks and a steal. Against RWU, Dale From B1 the Classical-English scored 18 points and ten rebounds. game. I’ve seen all sorts games have been fierce of comeback wins in my Joshua Kummins can be reached at joshuakum- struggles that could life, at all levels. But the [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter @Joshua- have gone either way. It true stuff of legends, like Kummins. was much the same this the fiasco with the Stan- year, and Revere pulled ford band, and the Kevin it out on its home field Dyson returns, have been Spartans basketball set and ended up with a win- saved for TV. I was lucky ning record. The Patriots enough to see Dyson’s re- to defend Divsion 4 title started out 0-4 and end- turn when it happened, ed up 6-5. Props to them but saw the Stanford ST. MARY’S want to win, which is more for hanging in there. tuba player get bowled From B1 than half the battle.” Xaverian has a chance over via Memorex. But with all the return- Saturday to prove it’s the What Marcus Rivera “It’s certainly going to be ing talent and the positive best team in the state, did last Thursday ranked tough not having Calvin attitudes, there is also and the Hawks should be right up there with the out there, but we obviously a sense that everyone is so crowned if they defeat best of them. Not only support his decision,” said gunning for the Spartans. Everett. Yet St. John’s did he run the kick back Brown. “That’s sometimes “We already know that Prep gave them all they (after receiving a lateral what happens when you’re we have a huge target on could possibly handle in from Melvin Nieves), he great at multiple sports.” our backs this year,” said losing last Wednesday, ran it back a lot farther St. Mary’s also lost se- Brown. “But at the same 7-6. The Eagles had a ITEM FILE PHOTO than the 83 yards for nior forward Joe Fama to time, that’s a motivating couple of chances to win, Lynn Classical’s Marcus Rivera, left, with team- which he received credit. graduation, but his young- factor for these guys. They but it just wasn’t to be. mate Nick LaBella, celebrate after Rivera’s By the time Rivera got er brother Stephen, who know they’re going to have Watch out for them in improbable touchdown run to win the annual the ball from Nieves he played significant minutes to play hard to win every the next couple of years. Thanksgiving Day game against Lynn English. was close to being inside last year as a sophomore, day, and that’s what we’re It was nice to see Tech his own 10-yard line. will try to fill that void as going to go out there and handle Austin Prep the ered the team. The town Marshfield (the Dragons He’ll be telling his a junior. Another player do.” way it did. Last year, was fortunate to have will be in the Division 2 grandchildren about returning with plenty of it was the other way St. Mary’s has a week him as long as it did, and Super Bowl). The Rams that play, and it’ll be on playing experience is soph- and a half of practice time around and there were every end-of-the-year he will be missed. didn’t just win, they de- omore guard Jalen Eche- before suiting up for Game cries all over the place highlight compilation Hats off to St. Mary’s molished the Dragons. varria, who will be the No. 1 next Friday night. wondering how and why there is in this area. coach Matt Durgin for The excuse was that spark off the bench with It’ll be a big one right out the school picked Austin, There are so many playing all his healthy Duxbury had to play his solid shooting abilities. of the gate, with a match- which is consistently one quirks about the play. “Having those young up against Division 2 state of the better programs starters against Bish- the extra state semifi- Squib kicks are designed guys that will be able to champion New Mission, around. op Fenwick. Going in, nal game. And while it’s to slow the receiving come off the bench and who went 23-3 last year. The Tigers answered that looked to be a pret- certainly a concern to team down, and to (pos- add a spark will be a nice “It’s a great way to test that question this year. ty hard-hitting game. play three games in two sibly) induce fumbles. boost,” said Brown. “Those ourselves right away,” The Beverly-Salem, It would have been so weeks, other teams have This one bounced right guys made a lot of progress Brown said. “They’re al- Marblehead-Swampscott tempting for Durgin to done it. up into Nieves’ hands. last year, so it’ll be exciting ways a great team with and Peabody-Saugus hold out Calvin Johnson, It becomes a self-fulfill- Nieves was in the pro- to see what they’re going great coaching and great games were fairly pre- who suffered an achilles ing prophesy. The think- cess of being tackled to do this year.” talent, and we know we’ll dictable. injury in the Division 1 ing is that because if the when he got the ball off One thing that Brown be in for a tough matchup. It’ll be sad to see Mike North final game against current playoff system, to Rivera. And Rivera has noticed, even on the We’ve just got to take this Broderick ride off into Stoneham, but he played. Thanksgiving is now dodged what looked to be first day of practice, is how practice time and prepare the sunset, though. He Keep your hat on, how- meaningless. Wheth- a sure tackle way back at hard his team works. as hard as we can.” has always been a decent, ever, Duxbury coach er that’s true or not, it his own 10, but managed “These guys all worked so The Spartans will host stand-up guy who has Dave Maimaron walks seems counterintuitive to wiggle free and start hard in the offseason,” he New Mission to open the tried to make the most of by. He benched all his for coaches to go about his journey up field. said. “You can tell they’re season on Friday, Decem- what he had, and never starters for his Thanks- proving it. Simply an astounding, committed to this and they ber 9 at 7 p.m. ducked those who cov- giving game against We’ve come this far unbelievable play. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE MIAA Super Bowls Division 1 Blydell Scholarship basketball (All games Saturday, Dec. 3, at at Manning Field Gillette Stadium unless noted) Everett vs. Xaverian (1) Dec. 3 Division 4 Division 3A Mashpee vs. Wahconah (1:30) game set for this Saturday St. Mary’s vs. E Bridgewater (9 a.m.) Division 2A Falmouth vs. Marblehead (3:30) Division 3 Swampscott boys basketball coach and encouraging them to exceed their ute $50.00 towards the scholarship Grafton vs. Hanover (11) Division 2 Dave Born announced that the 2nd expectations. Those who participate by fund. Younger players and students Division 4A Duxbury vs. Shrewsbury (6) Annual Coach Jeff Blydell Scholar- challenging the Swampscott varsity are asked to contribute $5.00, and at Worcester State Division 1A Millis/Hopedale vs. Maynard (noon) King Philip vs. Reading (8) ship basketball game will be played team will get equal playing time, as spectators $10.00 each. on December 3 at Swampscott High was the successful game format in last If you are unable to attend event but School. The event is dedicated in mem- year’s event. Each participant will also would like to contribute, please make SPORTS BRIEFS ory of Blydell, a former basketball and receive a game-day t-shirt. out your check in the name of Big Blue Lynn Pop Warner tor Jackson at kjacks13@les- baseball coach who passed away in the The event tips off with the Swamp- Basketball Boosters and mail it to ei- ley.edu. summer of 2015. scott youth game (5 p.m.) followed by ther Coach Dave Born, 3 Shoemaker cheerleading Those who support Coach Blydell’s the freshman/junior varsity game (6), Rd., Lynn, MA 01904 or to Coach Paul Donations can be mailed to Scholarship Fund will contribute to his and concluding with the varsity game Moran, 2 Oakridge Rd., Swampscott, donations WLPW 14 Mount Vernon legacy recognizing the good in people (7). Adult players are asked to contrib- MA. 01907. Street Suite 12 Lynn, 01901. For the first time in West Lynn Pop Warner history, Learn to Skate the C-squad Cheerleaders have qualified for the second session National Cheer and Dance Lynn Youth Hockey will be Competition at Walt Disney hosting its second session of World’s ESPN Wide World of it’s Learn to Skate/Intro to Sports Dance Competition in Hockey camp from January Lake Buena Vista, Fla. The 7 through March 25 at Con- competition in Florida nery Rink. The sessions will begins December 5. run on Saturdays from 9:30 The cost required to book a.m. until 11:50 a.m. for 12 the hotel, transportation and weeks for the price of $150. to compete in the National The camp is open to boys Championships is $15,000. and girls ages three and up. The organization feels going There will be free equipment to Florida is a once-in-a-life- available for registered skat- time opportunity for most of ers on a first come, first these young ladies, and is serve basis. Equipment seeking donations. Those required to participate are a wishing to contribute to the helmet with a mask, warm organization’s trip should waterproof gloves, skates, contact Amy Robinson at elbow pads and knee pads. 781 632 8202 or amyr0225@ To register, visit www.lyn- gmail.com or cheer coordina- nyouthhockey.com.

TV/RADIO TV 7 p.m.; Pittsburgh at Mary- NHL land, ESPN2, 7 p.m.; Syra- Toronto at Edmonton, NBCSN, cuse at Wisconsin, ESPN, 12 a.m.; Boston at Philadel- 7:30 p.m.; Buffalo at Creigh- phia, NBCSN, NESN, 7:30 ton, FS1, 8:30 p.m.; Iowa at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Notre Dame, ESPN2, 9 p.m.; Celtics guard Terry Rozier, right, defends Miami Heat guard Goran Dragic as he tries to drive the N.C. State at Illinois, ESPNU, College basketball lane during the first half at the American Airlines Arena in Miami on Monday night. 9 p.m.; Michigan St. at Delaware State at Saint Duke, ESPN, 9:30 p.m. John’s, FS2, 6:30 p.m.; North Dakota St. at Xavier, NBA FS1, 6:30 p.m.; Georgia Houston at Utah, NBATV, 9 Full team effort on the Tech at Penn State, ESPNU, p.m. NFL AFC NFC road lifts Celtics to win East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA MIAMI (AP) — Isaiah Thomas — a flagrant, a personal and a tech- blocked shot in 46 consecutive games. New England 9 2 0 .818 293 197 Dallas 10 1 0 .909 316 213 scored 25 points and handed out eight nical — 51 seconds apart late in the HEAT INJURIES Miami 7 4 0 .636 249 240 N.Y. Giants 8 3 0 .727 231 213 Buffalo 6 5 0 .545 281 236 Washington 6 4 1 .591 280 264 assists, Avery Bradley added 18 points fourth, and that helped Miami get Wayne Ellington got his first min- N.Y. Jets 3 8 0 .273 196 266 Philadelphia 5 5 0 .500 241 186 and the Boston Celtics beat the Miami Boston’s lead down to nine for the first utes of the season after missing 16 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Heat 112-104 on Monday night. time since the second quarter. games with a bruised thigh. Dragic Houston 6 5 0 .545 194 236 Atlanta 7 4 0 .636 358 302 Jae Crowder scored 17 points Kelly But the Heat got no closer and fell to (left elbow) returned from a two-game Tennessee 6 6 0 .500 308 296 Tampa Bay 6 5 0 .545 249 264 Indianapolis 5 6 0 .455 270 301 New Orleans 5 6 0 .455 334 307 Olynyk had 14 for Boston, which beat 2-7 at home. absence and Willie Reed (right knee) Jacksonville 2 9 0 .182 214 293 Carolina 4 7 0 .364 276 281 Miami for the fourth consecutive time. TIP-INS was cleared to return but didn’t play. North North The 112 points were the most scored Celtics: Al Horford (newborn child) Justise Winslow (left wrist) missed W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 6 5 0 .545 218 201 Detroit 7 4 0 .636 247 238 against the Heat this season. missed the game but is expected to his eighth straight game, while Ty- Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .545 266 222 Minnesota 6 5 0 .545 218 192 Goran Dragic had 27 points and practice Tuesday. ... Shortly before tip- ler Johnson (tooth) and Dion Waiters Cincinnati 3 7 1 .318 213 245 Green Bay 4 6 0 .400 247 276 Cleveland 0 12 0 .000 197 352 Chicago 2 9 0 .182 178 264 17 assists for the Heat, setting sea- off, Thomas posed for a photo with a (groin) also were sidelined. Whiteside West West son bests in both categories. Hassan soldier who was near the Boston bench. had an MRI on his sore left knee ear- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Oakland 9 2 0 .818 307 275 Seattle 7 3 1 .682 224 187 Whiteside added 25 points and 17 re- ... There was a fairly sizable amount of lier in the day, and the results did not Kansas City 8 3 0 .727 252 214 Arizona 4 6 1 .409 245 228 bounds, and Josh Richardson scored blood coming from Olynyk’s right knee show any structural issues. Denver 7 4 0 .636 266 219 Los Angeles 4 7 0 .364 170 236 San Diego 5 6 0 .455 313 291 San Francisco 1 10 0 .091 228 344 12 for the Heat. when the first quarter ended. He got it GREEN RETURNS Miami went from ice cold in the first tended to during the between-periods Gerald Green was back in Miami for Thursday’s Games New Orleans 49, Los Angeles 21 Detroit 16, Minnesota 13 N.Y. Giants 27, Cleveland 13 half to sizzling in the second, but even break and started the second quarter. the first time since his one-season stint Dallas 31, Washington 26 Miami 31, San Francisco 24 that turnaround wasn’t enough. Heat: Miami missed its first 14 with the Heat ended. He greeted for- Pittsburgh 28, Indianapolis 7 Tampa Bay 14, Seattle 5 Sunday’s Games The Heat tied a season low for a 3-pointers, before Richardson finally mer teammates like Udonis Haslem New England 22, N.Y. Jets 17 Atlanta 38, Arizona 19 quarter with 12 points in the second, got one to drop midway through the before the game and said he was hap- San Diego 21, Houston 13 Oakland 35, Carolina 32 Baltimore 19, Cincinnati 14 Kansas City 30, Denver 27, OT going into halftime down 48-31. They third quarter. A fan actually made py with his second stint in Boston. Buffalo 28, Jacksonville 21 Monday’s Games established a season best with 42 one before any Heat player, connect- “The first time I was there I was the Tennessee 27, Chicago 21 Green Bay at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. points in the third, yet Boston main- ing — while seated, no less — during youngest guy on the team. Now I’m tained a double-digit lead. a second-quarter timeout and winning the oldest guy on the team,” said the NHL Marcus Smart picked up three fouls a tablet. ... Whiteside has at least one 30-year-old Green. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Montreal 22 16 4 2 34 67 48 Chicago 23 14 6 3 31 66 59 Ottawa 22 14 7 1 29 51 51 St. Louis 22 12 7 3 27 58 60 Tampa Bay 23 13 9 1 27 70 60 Minnesota 21 11 7 3 25 58 42 Brady compares blocking Boston 22 12 10 0 24 53 50 Nashville 21 10 8 3 23 60 54 Florida 22 11 10 1 23 57 58 Dallas 22 9 8 5 23 57 72 Toronto 21 9 8 4 22 66 69 Winnipeg 24 10 12 2 22 63 70 Detroit 22 10 10 2 22 54 58 Colorado 20 9 10 1 19 44 58 Buffalo 21 7 9 5 19 39 53 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA to being on the highway GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 23 12 9 2 26 68 59 N.Y. Rangers 23 15 7 1 31 85 57 Los Angeles 22 12 9 1 25 57 54 (AP) — Finally, there’s a Patriots running back saw Pittsburgh 22 13 6 3 29 66 65 San Jose 22 12 9 1 25 52 48 Washington 21 13 6 2 28 57 48 Anaheim 22 10 8 4 24 57 54 hole in Tom Brady’s game. nothing along the right Columbus 20 11 5 4 26 62 47 Calgary 25 10 13 2 22 57 77 The four-time Super side, so he reversed direc- New Jersey 21 10 6 5 25 53 55 Vancouver 22 9 11 2 20 49 66 Philadelphia 23 10 10 3 23 74 78 Arizona 20 8 10 2 18 50 63 Bowl champion admitted tion and started heading Carolina 21 9 8 4 22 52 56 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Monday that he’s a little back around to the left, N.Y. Islanders 21 7 10 4 18 51 64 time loss. lost when called upon to with the Brady out in Monday’s Games Florida at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. block for his teammates, N.Y. Islanders 2, Calgary 1, OT Nashville at Colorado, 9 p.m. front of him. Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Toronto at Edmonton, 9 p.m. saying he’s “really a fish The surprised quarter- Tuesday’s Games Arizona at San Jose, 10 p.m. out of water when I’m out Carolina at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Montreal at Anaheim, 10 p.m. back sort of loped forward there.” Tampa Bay at Columbus, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. as if he intended to engage Boston at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games “(I) don’t even know Buffalo at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. what to do when I get with Jets safety Marcus Dallas at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Calgary, 8:30 p.m. Gilchrist before veering New Jersey at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. San Jose at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. out there,” the Patriots quarterback said in a ra- away and ducking into NBA dio interview a day after safe space. leading New England to On Monday, Brady EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE poked fun at himself on Atlantic Division Southwest Division a 22-17 win over the New W L Pct GB W L Pct GB York Jets. “I’m looking his Facebook page with Toronto 11 6 .647 — San Antonio 14 3 .824 — around at bodies, really a a video of the play inter- Boston 10 7 .588 1 Memphis 11 6 .647 3 New York 8 9 .471 3 Houston 11 6 .647 3 fish out of water when I’m spersed with clips of mon- Brooklyn 4 12 .250 6½ New Orleans 6 12 .333 8½ out there. Things happen ster truck, school bus and Philadelphia 4 14 .222 7½ Dallas 3 13 .188 10½ Southeast Division Northwest Division so fast. It’s like you’re out locomotive train collisions. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB there on the highway.” Coach Bill Belichick did Atlanta 10 7 .588 — Oklahoma City 11 8 .579 — Despite missing two not comment on injuries Charlotte 9 7 .563 ½ Utah 9 8 .529 1 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington 6 10 .375 3½ Portland 9 10 .474 2 days of practice with a to Brady or tight end Rob Orlando 6 11 .353 4 Denver 7 10 .412 3 sore knee, Brady complet- Miami 5 12 .294 5 Minnesota 5 11 .313 4½ Tom Brady hands the ball off to LeGarrette Gronkowski during a con- Central Division Pacific Division ed 30 of 50 passes for 286 Blount during a game against the New York ference call with reporters W L Pct GB W L Pct GB yards and two touchdowns Jets on Sunday afternoon. on Monday. Brady said he Cleveland 13 2 .867 — Golden State 15 2 .882 — on Sunday, becoming the Chicago 10 6 .625 3½ L.A. Clippers 14 4 .778 1½ doesn’t know anything fifth NFL player to sur- Indiana 9 9 .500 5½ L.A. Lakers 9 9 .500 6½ about the injury to Gron- Milwaukee 7 8 .467 6 Sacramento 7 11 .389 8½ pass 60,000 yards passing But there are limits to every play. You guys saw Detroit 8 10 .444 6½ Phoenix 5 13 .278 10½ in his career. It also was what he will do to demon- what happened when I get kowski, who left in the Monday’s Games L.A. Clippers at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. strate his durability. out in front of a running first quarter with what Washington 101, Sacramento 95, OT Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. his 200th career victory, Boston 112, Miami 104 L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. tying Peyton Manning for “I feel like as a player, back, I can’t do (exple- was reported as a back in- Oklahoma City 112, New York 103 Orlando at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. the most in league history. you want to be available tive).” jury. Toronto 122, Philadelphia 95 Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. Charlotte at Memphis, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Brady said Monday that to your team,” he said. “For The play Brady was “Gronk’s a tough guy, Utah at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Sacramento at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. he never thought he would a quarterback, it’s hard talking about happened in though,” Brady said. “No Atlanta at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Memphis at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. miss the game because of to really show toughness the first quarter, on a pitch one thought he would be Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 8 p.m. the injury. other than being out there to LeGarrette Blount. The back last week.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Grandma is tired of being a good sport and chauffeur An echo of lose one to gain more DEAR ABBY: My gated to take them to run Ludwig Mies van der Rohe diamond as long as he took daughter and son-in-law Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van their errands. Their chil- said, “Architecture starts when two club ruffs on the board. have only one vehicle that Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, dren then tell me, “What you carefully put two bricks Then, his 12 tricks would be together.” A bridge deal starts four spades, two hearts, three is running. He works out and was founded by her mother, am I supposed to do? I when you carefully put 13 diamonds, one club and the of town, so he drives it, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at don’t have time,” etc., and cards together. How you play DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los two ruffs. which leaves my daughter I reply that it’s their re- those cards, of course, will However, it was not that home all day without Angeles, CA 90069. sponsibility, not mine. determine your score on the straightforward. After quite deal. some time running different transportation. Is there a legal means to Today, South is in six like I’m being taken ad- that’s broken down. Could play sequences through his Earlier in the school make them take care of spades. What should he do vantage of. Any advice you you loan or give them mon- mind, South saw the best year, they signed up my their own? Threatening to after West finds the best lead can give will be greatly ey to put it in working con- plan. After the club ruff at trick granddaughter for af- have them charged with of a trump? appreciated! dition? If so, you would be North’s four-club rebid was three, he led a low diamond elder abuse doesn’t always ter-school sports and she off the hook. a splinter: four-card spade from the dummy. East won has to practice every day. TIRED AND USED work. support, game-going values and played another trump, Since my daughter has no and a singleton (or void) in but declarer won, ruffed a sec- DEAR TIRED: This DEAR ABBY: I’m the NOT A DAY CARE OR way to take her, they ex- clubs. It was a slight overbid, ond club, took the top hearts, shouldn’t be your respon- manager of a medi- RETIREMENT HOME ruffed a heart, drew the miss- pect me to pick up my especially since North has sibility. When your daugh- um-sized apartment build- such bad trumps. If South ing trump and claimed. granddaughter and bring ter and son-in-law signed ing with several older ten- DEAR NOT A DAY had had weak spades and her home. This means I up the child for sports, ants. As these tenants get CARE: If you’re feeling strong clubs, making three no-trump the best game, it have to wait for her for they should have thought older, their needs become charitable, make a list of about an hour after I get various resources for se- would have been hard to get it through. Rather than greater. When it’s time for there over four clubs! But a off work, which delays me impose upon you, perhaps the children and family to niors in your community three-spade rebid would have an hour or more getting they should ask the par- step in, not ALL do. Some and offer the information been a tad cautious. If only he home. ents of other children in think — and have actually to the “children.” Further, could have bid three-and-two- thirds spades. After working all day, the program if your grand- told me — that giving the neglecting a vulnerable, el- The winning line, assum- I’m tired. I just want to get daughter could ride along. manager $20 at Christ- derly parent is considered ing there was one, depend- home and get all the If that’s not feasible, con- mas will ensure that Mom/ elder abuse, and if that’s ed upon guessing correctly. things done that I need to sider this: You stated that Dad gets to the grocery what’s going on, you If trumps were 4-1, declarer do, so I can rest and get your son-in-law drives the store, bank and doctor, and shouldn’t “threaten.” You needed the diamond finesse to be winning. But if the ready for work again the should report it to your only running vehicle, the bills are paid all year. spades were the more-likely next day. I’m not sure which leads me to believe Abby, this is not my fam- county adult protective 3-2, he could afford to lose a what I should do. I feel they have another one ily, and I do not feel obli- services office.

EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV NOVEMBER 29, 2016 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow Chris Botti in Boston Little Italy Charlie Rose (N) Greater Tavis Master- ^ PBS Boston Your Brain With Daniel Boston Smiley piece WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Rudolph the Red- NCIS Ducky is at- Bull “Unambiguous” WBZ Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) Nosed Reindeer tacked. News James Corden WCVB News- Chronicle The House- Fresh Off The Real Marvel’s Agents of News- Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline Celebrity % ABC Center 5 (N) Middle (N) wife the Boat O’Neals S.H.I.E.L.D. (N) Center 5 (N) Page (N) WHDH 7 News at Extra (N) The Voice (N) This Is Us “The Chicago Fire “Lift 7 News at Tonight Show-J. Late Night With _ NBC 7PM Trip” (N) Each Other” (N) 11PM Fallon Seth Meyers WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) Brooklyn New Girl Scream Queens FOX 25 News at FOX 25 TMZ Simpsons The In- FOX 25 9 FOX Tonight Nine (N) “The Hand” (N) 10PM (N) News sider (N) News WUNI La Rosa de Guada- Despertar Contigo Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión Noticias Noticiero Contacto Deportivo La Mujer ; UNI lupe (N) (N) (N) Nueva Uni (N) del WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News (N) Bones Remains in Bones “Boy in the Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met King of F MNT Theory Theory the incinerator. Time Capsule” Queens WGBX The Carpenters: Close to You & Christ- Poldark on Master- Bee Gees: One Night Only Las PBS NewsHour (N) Steves’ Their L PBS mas Memories (My Music Presents) piece Vegas concert. Europe Words WBIN Family Family Family Family Harry Ryan Seacrest; NH1 News Tonight American American Cleveland King of News R MNT Feud Feud Guy Guy Carla Hall. 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Please call and leave [email protected] given by Suzanne Brunnelle f/k/a Corrin Botti to Eastern Bank and now held by CIT www.NorwoodSawmills.com message. 978-531-9557 Bank, N.A. f/k/a OneWest Bank, N.A., said mortgage dated April 15, 2008, and 1-800-578-1363 Ext.300N recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 27709 at Page 112, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated April 15, 2008, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 27786 at Page 164, as affected by an LEGALS Assignment of Mortgage dated September 28, 2009, and recorded with said LEGALS Deeds in Book 28976 at Page 448, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE dated March 16, 2015, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 33980 at Page LEGAL NOTICE 358, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the CITY OF LYNN Premises: 85 Fox Hill Road, Nahant, Massachusetts conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage sold at Public Auction on December 13, 2016, at 1:00 PM Local Time upon the given by Louise M. Anders to BNY Mortgage Company, LLC and now held by premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Nationstar Mortgage LLC, said mortgage dated January 26, 2004, and recorded in The land with the buildings thereon situated on Broadway, in Lynnfield, Essex petition on Tuesday, December 6, 2016, at 7:30 p.m., Room 107, Lynn City Hall. the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 22341, Page 343, County, Massachusetts, shown as the greater part of Lots 43 and 44 on Plano of as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated January 26, 2004, and recorded Land in Lynnfield known as "Wardhurst Park", drawn by Phillip J. Leary, Civil LOCUS: 88 UNION STREET - PETITIONER 88 UNION STREET REALTY with said Deeds in Book 22341, Page 352, as affected by an Assignment of Engineer, dated April, 1936, and recorded in Essex South District Registry of TRUST/MAHABABUL HAQUE Mortgage dated June 27, 2007, and recorded with said Deeds in Book 26996, Deeds, Plan Book 65, Plan 54, bounded and described as follows:SOUTHEASTER TRUSTEE Page 500, as affected by an Assignment of Mortgage dated November 13, 2012, LY by Newburyport Turnpike, one hundred (100) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 42 and recorded with said Deeds in Book 31928, Page 310, of which mortgage the as shown on said plan, ninety (90) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by the remaining parts Allow the construction of mixed used building, retail store and 3 undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions in said mortgage of Lots 43 and 44, on said plan, one hundred (100) feet; and NORTHEASTERLY by residential units without the required off street parking requirements in the and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on Ward Terrace, ninety (90) feet. Said premises are conveyed subject to a Taking by Business District. December 13, 2016, at 10:00 AM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the Commonwealth of Massachusetts recorded in said Registry in Book 4573, (9772) the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Parcel One: A certain parcel or Page 477. The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control piece or land in Nahant, Essex County, Massachusetts, being Lot 47 shown as a in the event of a typographical error in this publication.For Mortgagor's Title see LOCUS: 150 ESSEX STREET - PETITIONER - PAUL YU BY HIS ATTORNEY JOHN plan of land made by E.A.W. Hammett, C.E., dated April 19,1906, entitled "Plan of deed dated August 2, 1976, and recorded in Book 6265 at Page 52 with the MIHOS lots at B ass Neck, Nahant, Mass., for sale by the Nahant Land Company, Scale Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, as affected by Confirmatory 50 feet to an inch", recorded In Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book Deed dated April 22, 2008, and recorded in Book 27873 at Page 582 of said Allowance of a three family dwelling in an R4 District with less than 1917, Page 1, bounded and described as follows: Easterly: by Fox Hill Road, Registry of Deeds. required area, parking, side yard and rear yard. There shall be no exterior changes 56.28 feet; Northerly: by Lot 48, on said plan, 152.68 feet; Westerly: by land now TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, to the building and the floor plans of interior are submitted herewith. or late of J. T. Wilson et als, 55.01 feet; Southerly: by lot 26 on said plan, 139.64 encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, (9773) feet. Containing 8038 square feet of land, more or less, be all measurements which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. TEN THOUSAND more or less. Parcel Two: A certain parcel or piece of land in Nahant, Essex ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in cash, certified check, LOCUS: 43-45 AMITY STREET - PETITIONER - NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT County, Massachusetts, being Lot 48 shown as a plan of land made by E.A.W. bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the sale by the ASSOCIATED INC. Hammett, C.E., dated April 19,1906, entitled "Plan of lots at B ass Neck, Nahant, purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, certified CHARLES GAETA, PRESIDENT Mass., for sale by the Nahant Laud Company, Scale 50 feet to an inch", recorded check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the date of in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 1917, Page 1, bounded and sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. Allow the construction of a single family home in the Sagamore Hill described as follows: Southerly: by land now or formerly of Bongiorno (Lot 47) as Marinosci Law Group, P.C. Corridor Overlay (SHCO) District on a lot containing 4,261 square feet with less shown on said plan, 152.68 feet; Westerly: by land now or formerly of J. T. Wilson 275 West Natick Road, Suite 500 than the required area and frontage. et als, 27.50 feet; Northerly: by remaining land now or formerly of Coles about Warwick, RI 02886 (9774) 159.08 feet; Easterly: by Fox Hill Road, shown on said plan as proposed road, Attorney for CIT Bank, N.A. f/k/a 28.14 feet. Containing about 4333 square feet of land. The description of the OneWest Bank, N.A. LOCUS: 61 JACKSON STREET - PETITIONER NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT property contained in the mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical Present Holder of the Mortgage ASSOCIATES INC. error in this publication. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated October 16, 1997, Telephone: (401) 234-9200 CHARLES GAETA PRESIDENT and recorded in Book 14374, Page 150 with the Essex County (Southern District) MLG File No.: 15-07861 A-4599729 11/22/2016, 11/29/2016, 12/06/2016 Registry of Deeds. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed Item: November 22, 29, December 6, 2016 Allow the construction of a single family home in an R1 Single subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and Residence District on a lot containing 8,307 square feet with less than the assessments, if any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above LEGAL NOTICE required area and frontage. described. TEN THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be SAUGUS BOARD OF SELECTMEN (9775) paid in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and PUBLIC HEARING place of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid LOCUS: 29 PARROTT STREET - PETITIONER NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days Notice is hereby given that the Saugus Board of Selectmen will conduct a public ASSOCIATES INC. after the date of sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. hearing for the purpose of determining the percentage of local tax levy FY 2017 to CHARLES GAETA PRESIDENT Marinosci Law Group, P.C. be borne by each class of taxable property within the Town of Saugus 275 West Natick Road, Suite 500 Allow the construction of a single family home in an R1 Single Warwick, RI 02886 This hearing will be held in the Saugus Town Hall Auditorium, 298 Central Street, Residence District on a lot containing 4,676 square feet with less than the Attorney for Nationstar Mortgage LLC on 12/07/16 at 7:45 PM. required area, frontage, right sideyard and left sideyard for parking which is less Present Holder of the Mortgage than 5 feet. Telephone: (401) 234-9200 Debra Panetta, Chairman (9776) MLG File No.: 14-17557 A-4599396 11/22/2016, 11/29/2016, 12/06/2016 Wendy L. Reed, Clerk Item: November 22, 29, 2016 Item: November 22, 29, December 6, 2016 Item: November 22, 29, 2016

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Klontz Klontz and Michael binge buying during the Operations manager Camille Faulkner ferries fuge. Make a list of prod- recommends putting some Liersch, head of behav- season, shopping and fi- a tray of acorn squash across the Operation nance experts offered ucts to buy, and research time between when you ioral finance at Merrill prices ahead of time to select a product and when Lynch Wealth Manage- Sack Lunch kitchen at the Compass Center in some tips to help shoppers Seattle on November 17. navigate stores. limit last-minute shop- you purchase it, whether ment. Instead, step back Make a realistic budget. ping and impulse buying, it’s walking around the from the idea of how much Courtney Jespersen, re- say Jespersen and Brad store or putting items in to spend, and think about tail and shopping expert Klontz, educational part- an online cart but waiting why you’re giving a gift. Operation Sack at NerdWallet, said the ner with Chase Bank to buy. That changes giving from prime reason many peo- and associate professor “Asking yourself ques- being about how much Lunch: 5.5 million ple bust their budgets is of financial psychology at tions about whether you money is spent to the in- they don’t think of the to- Creighton University. need it stimulates the pre- tent of the gift, regardless meals and counting tal cost. Holiday spending “The bottom line is that frontal cortex, the part of of cost. And tell the person is not just about buying the retail outlets are set the brain that is responsi- why you chose it. something about it. She presents. up in such a way to sepa- ble for impulse control and “If you’re giving a gift By Bethany “You have to remember rate you from your mon- judgment,” Klontz said. to someone, make sure Jean Clement made some sack lunch- THE SEATTLE TIMES travel, the cost of food, ey,” Klontz said. Using cash instead of it’s accompanied with a es, took them to Pioneer wrapping paper, bows, Finding current prices credit cards curbs over- narrative. ... Even if it’s Square, and handed them SEATTLE — Chef Will out. greeting cards, all of it, from different retailers spending. Pretend your as simple as, I know it’s Parr is serving an autumn so you don’t end up being is as easy as entering a credit card is a debit card something you might not Now, 27 years later, Op- lunch of salmon chowder, eration Sack Lunch has surprised when you need product name into an in- to prevent racking up bills normally spend money corn on the cob, and green to buy something,” she ternet search engine. For online, Jespersen said. on; I want you to enjoy served more than 5.5 mil- salad. The outdoor setting lion meals to those in need. said. shoppers looking for price Reframe holiday giv- yourself. 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A kindergarten student and teacher Graham says. “Absolutely This is nonprofit Opera- no evangelism.” tion Sack Lunch’s outdoor Along with the outdoor meal site, run in conjunc- meal site, OSL provides become good friends decades later tion with the City of Seat- food for 24 other programs tle, where free meals are By Diane C. Lade meeting over the bus in- available for the homeless — like shelters for wom- SUN SENTINEL cident. 365 days a year. en, children, young adults, “It was my first day Parr says that he him- and everyone, including BOYNTON BEACH, teaching and I don’t know self could easily be on the “wet houses, which means Fla. — Evelyn Gra- who was more nervous. other side of the table, in the people are not clean pek and Jane Evers are But there was Janie, line. and sober.” The acronym besties, burning up their scared to death,” said Gra- “I’ve had my trials and has a second meaning, ac- cell minutes talking al- pek, 88. tribulations,” he says. He’d cording to Operation Sack most every day, going “I was NOT scared!” re- always been in and out of Lunch’s website: Only out to lunch, sharing the plied Evers, 69. kitchens: “It’s always been Serving Love, not judg- depths of their hearts. “Yes, you were!” close to my heart.” But ment. They live near each How a friendship begins he struggled with addic- That love comes, as other in Boynton Beach, and grows can be a mys- tion and ended up in jail. much as possible, in the but they first met almost tery. Is it timing? Shared When he got out, his work form of organic food, and 65 years ago at the same interests? Being totally experience wasn’t great, OSL researches how Long Island, N.Y., ele- opposite, or completely but a woman sitting next farmworkers are treated mentary school. alike? to him on the bus noticed and whether animals are That day, Evers, just PHOTO | CARLINE JEAN Evers and Grapek think the “shoddy little resume ethically raised. Graham starting kindergarten, their relationship is ce- in my hand.” She asked speaks of attentiveness to More than 60 years ago, Jane Evers, left, was a took the wrong school mented by what they both him if he was looking for real nourishment versus kindergarten student and Evelyn Grapek was bus home. And Grapek think is important: being a job; she was the head the empty calories that was the one who had to her teacher. Today, the two are best friends and generous and authentic, chef at the late Broadway are often what’s available call the police and inform live near each other in Palm Beach County. trustworthy, able to navi- Grill. “They took a chance to the homeless, of mind- Evers’ parents. gate the delicate tightrope on me,” Parr says. He end- fulness about diabetes That’s because Grapek until 2000 when they re- titudes about work and of honesty and respect. ed up working there for and gluten intolerance. was Evers’ teacher. connected through Evers’ education — things they When describing their five years, never missing a “We meet the food groups, Evers says people of- mother. They had both could not have known bond, they talk much shift. “It was the first time and then go beyond that,” ten are surprised when been teachers in Long they had in common back more about what they I felt I could be a part of, she says. she tells them she’s best Island and had kept in when they were ages 4 mean to each other than not apart from,” he says. Operation Sack Lunch’s friends with her former touch. and 23. about what activities they “Transformation is possi- meals don’t come in a sack kindergarten teacher. The bond deepened In Grapek’s home on do together. ble.” By the time he left, anymore. At their Com- pass Center kitchen — the “But we are,” said Evers. when, after Evers’ moth- a recent Friday, the two When Evers needs fi- he was the kitchen man- largest of the organiza- Though they first met a er died eight years ago, friends sat next to each nancial or relationship ager. tion’s five kitchen sites, it’s lifetime ago, their friend- the two discovered they other and laughed as they advice, she turns to her Then, he says, it was still cramped, maybe 500 ship didn’t actually begin had similar values, at- remembered their first former teacher. time to give back, work- ing to help people via square feet — operations Operation Sack Lunch, manager Camille Faulk- Cyber Monday transforms as shoppers are more connected as he’d been helped him- ner points out that while self by similar agencies it may seem counterintu- By Mae Anderson over several days, leaving what comes up later?” it aimed to grab customers in his times of need. “This itive, it’s actually easier ASSOCIATED PRESS the so-called Cyber Mon- So instead of doorbuster ahead of its competitors. place is born out of love,” and more cost-effective day online shopping bo- markdowns on a select “It’s really this weeklong he says, standing under- to make big quantities of NEW YORK — The Mon- nanza in danger of losing few products, retailers flow of deals,” said Shawn neath the freeway. hot food than to assemble day after Thanksgiving is its title as the top online are shifting to a stream DuBravac, chief economist Operation Sack Lunch thousands of sandwich- still a time when millions sales day. of discounts and alerts at the Consumer Technol- began in the kitchen of es. It also allows them to of Americans pause to “Because Cyber Mon- during the entire week via ogy Association. founder Beverly Graham. make use of donations check out online deals and day is no longer about email and social media. Lea Bishop from Carmel, A singer-songwriter and from local restaurants check off items from their the connection, it’s just Cartwheel, Target’s dig- Indiana, picked up tick- former bodybuilder, Gra- and markets. In a careful- gift list — but a one-day another sales day that I ital app, started offering ets to the Texas Tenors at ham had a multiple-scle- ly orchestrated, tempera- Cyber Monday frenzy ap- can plan for, like a Labor holiday deals including 50 her local performing arts rosis attack that almost ture-controlled-and-tested pears to be going the way Day sale or Fourth of July percent off one toy per day center because they had a killed her. Afterward, she daily dance, OSL’s driv- of the dial-up modem. sale,” said Gartner analyst on Nov. 1. Amazon started rare buy-two-get-two-free couldn’t stop thinking ers pick up more than Shoppers who have Gene Alvarez. “’I know it’s offering 35 days of Black deal. “It’s those once-a-year about the people she saw 1,500 pounds of food a high-speed connections at coming, does it fit into my Friday deals on Nov. 16. deals that I’m looking for struggling every day in week that would other- home and on their phones schedule, and will I do my And Walmart kicked off today,” she said. Otherwise, Seattle — and she didn’t wise go to waste from the are pouncing on deals that holiday shopping that day, its Cyber Monday deals on she noticed retailers have want to wait any longer likes of Daniel’s Broiler, stores are spreading out Black Friday or wait to see Friday for the first time as been spreading out deals. for someone else to do Munchery and more. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2016 BUSINESS DirecTV wants to be the next online substitute for cable By Tali Arbel ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — There are already a few online services that aim to re- place cable, but they ha- ven’t attracted many us- COURTESY PHOTO ers yet. AT&T’s DirecTV Wendy and Steve Cody, with scissors, founders of Pixelate Boston, photo hopes to change that with booth-selfie station, are welcomed by the Lynn Area Chamber of Com- a new service announced merce board of directors. Monday. While just about any per- son you meet on the street A pixel-perfect business will tell you cable costs too much, the vast majority FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Americans don’t think LYNN — Pixelate Bos- from weddings to corporate the first person gets in it’s bad enough to cancel. Traders gather at the post that handles AT&T ton was born when Wendy events, birthday parties front of the selfie station Cheaper online live-TV on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. and Steve Cody attended for children and adults, everyone wants to take services, like Dish Net- a wedding where a photo holiday parties, bar and a photo from children to work’s Sling TV and So- current provider and say The service, which will booth was set up. Disap- bat mitzvahs, reunions, grandparents. The self- ny’s PlayStation Vue, re- sayonara,” said Forrester be available on Wednes- pointed with the “tired” bachelor and bachelorette ie station lets you show main relatively unknown analyst Jim Nail. day, will initially offer props, they believed they parties, baby showers, an- your crazy side.” compared with Netflix, It’s unclear if AT&T’s more than 100 channels could do it bigger and bet- niversaries and more. The Lynn Area Chamber Hulu and Amazon. And new service, creatively for a teaser price of $35 a ter, and established the “People seem to love of Commerce recently wel- while they’re easy to order dubbed DirecTV Now, month. But that’s a limit- Nahant-based business. the photo booth,” said comed its newest member and cancel online and fair- will break out with con- ed-time offer, and the price Pixelate Boston does ev- Wendy. “Once you get with a ribbon-cutting cer- ly simple to use, they still sumers, especially with ery function imaginable; the party started and emony. have drawbacks. another live-TV oper- for that bundle will nearly “No one has really de- ation from Hulu com- double once the deal ex- livered the right combina- ing early next year. And pires. (Existing customers Global economic agency urges tion of content, price and maybe one from Google. will be grandfathered in.) ease that will get people Or, who knows, maybe AT&T didn’t say when more infrastructure spending to make that call to their even Apple, too. that will happen.

PARIS (AP) — An inter- in part to stimulus efforts Angel Gurria said. Stocks pull back from national economic agency planned in the U.S. and The Paris-based inter- said Monday that the kind China. The OECD raised governmental agency en- of infrastructure spending its forecasts for global couraged governments records; banks, retailers fall promised by U.S. Presi- growth to 3.3 percent for such as Germany to take dent-elect Donald Trump next year, up from 3.2 per- more advantage of this By Ken Sweet could boost global growth, cent in its last outlook. window of low rates. ASSOCIATED PRESS but warned that protec- After years of low growth, Gurria noted that mar- tionist tendencies hurt “there is reason to hope kets have rallied on NEW YORK — Stocks prosperity. that the global economy Trump’s promises to cut pulled back slightly on The Organization for may be at a point of inflec- taxes and increasing in- Monday, retreating from Economic Cooperation tion,” as low interest rates frastructure investments, the records the market set and Development over- give governments more but said it remains un- last week. all hit an upbeat note in freedom to lower taxes and clear how many of those Consumer companies its latest world economic spend on infrastructure pledges Trump can or will and banks took some of the outlook Monday, thanks and education, OECD chief fulfill. largest losses. Small-com- pany stocks, which have been outperforming the rest of the market for FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS weeks, gave back some of A pedestrian walks past the New York Stock their recent gains. Exchange, in lower Manhattan. The Dow Jones industrial READY average lost 54.24 points, price target on the stock, bets that Trump, with a or 0.3 percent, to 19,097.90. citing deep discounting Republican-led Congress, The Standard & Poor’s 500 by the retailer to compete will push to deregulate en- TO DELIVER. index lost 11.63 points, or during the holiday shop- ergy and banking and cut 0.5 percent, to 2,201.72 and ping season. Barnes & taxes, which could lead to the Nasdaq composite lost Noble fell 30 cents, or 2.3 stronger economic growth. 30.11 points, or 0.6 percent, percent, to $12.50 on re- “The economic and equity to 5,368.81. ports the bookseller is also market backdrop was al- Consumer discretionary doing deep discounting to ready improving before the stocks were among the hard- attract customers. election. Trump’s victory est hit, following the closely Monday’s declines follow and the Republican sweep watched post-Thanksgiving what has been a remark- provided a catalyst for in- sales push. able rally in November vestors to ratchet up their Online retail giant Ama- since the upset victory optimism,” Bob Doll, chief zon fell $13.60, or 1.7 per- of Donald Trump in the equity strategist at Nuveen cent, to $766.77 after Citi- U.S. presidential election. Asset Management, wrote group analysts cut their Investors have made big in a note to investors. Get Started: Workers may get raises after overtime ruling

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