WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 NAHANT NOT SCHOOL STANDING ROCKS Johnson Elementary was inspired by SWIM book By Bridget Turcotte PAT ITEM STAFF NAHANT — Nahant rocks. Lynn superintendent wants The Johnson Elementary School had its in- augural rock fair Tuesday morning, inspired by to improve district achievement the rocks and other natural materials that can be found in the student’s own backyards. (This is the second in a “I live on a bunch of rocks,” said Nola Conley, three-part series focusing 10, who added that there is so much she never on Superintendent Dr. Pat- knew about them. rick Tutwiler’s goals for this “There’s like 700 kinds of rocks,” she said. school year.) Like many other students, Conley’s favorite part of the day was creating her own fossil out of By Gayla Cawley plaster and shells. The plaster will harden over- ITEM STAFF night and the students will take them home on LYNN — School Superin- Wednesday. tendent Dr. Patrick Tutwil- The rock fair was inspired by a book detailing er plans to address social the many rocks found on the peninsula. and emotional learning, “The Rocks of Nahant and How to Become a overcrowding at the middle Rock Detective” was created by Nahant Safer school level and explore ways Waters in Massachusetts, Inc., an organization to increase diversity in the focused on protecting the waters around Nahant teaching force as part of his from pollution by implementing environmental district improvement goals. NAHANT, A3 Tutwiler and district lead- ership are also working to compile a multi-year district strategic plan for the Lynn Public Schools. Tutwiler and Deputy Su- perintendent Debra Ruggi- ero recently sat down with The Item to outline some strategies for meeting those goals this school year. Social Emotional Learning This year, Tutwiler is work- ing to develop or identify a comprehensive pre-K through fth grade social and emotion- al learning curriculum and related professional develop- ment, intending to implement cracks if all grade levels were “This is more a re ection of them next school year. Dr. The strategy is to start tackled at once. Patrick a philosophy and a core belief with the elementary level Another reason to start at Tutwiler that if students’ social and and then extend that curric- the lower grade levels is that has set emotional needs aren’t being ulum, once developed, into social and emotional needs goals met and if they aren’t being the middle and high school can be caught and dealt with for Lynn taught the skills around resil- levels. With such a large dis- early on with students, mak- schools. ience, around healthy inter- trict, Ruggiero said admin- ing them more successful in action, healthy relationships, istrative of cials felt some- later grades, according to thing would fall through the Ruggiero. TUTWILER, A2

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Saugus Sports Food ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Annual tree lighting Spartans hockey Try some of to brighten town on aims for another Rosalie’s corn David Foster studies his favorite rock Friday night. A2 Super 8. B1 pudding. B8 that can be found in Nahant, a piece of Making the limestone, before drawing it. holidays work when you’re Peabody out of work family bears By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF Finding yourself unemployed is never good easy, and it’s especially stressful during the holidays. Job loss means shortages in budgets and cheer happiness. It’s a time of uncertainty, fear, By Thomas Grillo and guilt. Having a merry Christmas can ITEM STAFF be nothing short of impossible. Item Santa heard from several families Don’t call her Mrs. who are struggling to buy presents for PHOTO | A.J. KIERSTEAD Claus, but the title might their children as breadwinners seek work. Some of the lmmakers who worked on Karla Mejia’s “Dear Introvert” are, t . “After nearly 19 years, my husband lost from left, Felix Gualtieri, Mejia, Sharleny Gonzalez and Rauliz Paez. The On Christmas Eve, Mi- his job and factory work is scarce since Lynn residents, all sophomores in Raw Art Works’ Real to Reel program, chelle Ayles and her two another nearby manufacturing company participated in the Boston International Kids Film Festival. children will distribute also closed its doors,” the letter said. “I’m hundreds of teddy bears asking for a little Christmas help this year to patients at Boston’s for my 3-year-old daughter and 7-year-old Children’s Hospital. son. They don’t need much. Just to wake RAW talent is recognized “I wanted my kids to up to see a few presents which, sadly, we know Christmas is not LYNN — Raw Art Works received the Peg- giving them the tools to create in unexpected can’t afford.” about what you get under While the state’s unemployment rate gy Charren Award for Excellence during the ways, and envision new possibilities for their the tree,” she said. “It’s was 3.5 percent in October, the most re- Boston International Kids Film Festival, future. about what you give oth- cent data available, and has been below 4 held Nov. 16-18 at the Somerville Theatre. The late Peggy Charren, of Cambridge, con- ers.” percent for nearly three years, indicating Five student lmmakers from RAW’s Real to cerned over the poor selection of children’s The drive was launched a healthy economy, the statistic isn’t much Reel program had their short documentaries educational programming and child-target- ve years ago after Ayles solace to someone who is out of work. screened during the festival. ed commercials, worked tirelessly to achieve had a conversation with “Holidays are always tough, but this Located in Lynn, RAW offers a variety of quality and diversity in children’s television her neighbor’s nephew, year is quite challenging,” the letter said. free programming from painting to lmmak- and organized the parents in her community Joey. The 6-year-old suffers ing, for kids ages 7-19. RAW uses art to ask to create the advocacy group Action for Chil- ITEM SANTA, A3 kids “what is really going on” in their lives, dren’s Television. CHEER, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 44° VOL. 140, ISSUE 286 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 34° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 OBITUARIES Barbara A. Giguere, 73 Annual tree lighting to brighten

LYNN — Barba- of Lynn, and Keith up Saugus Center on Friday night ra Ann (Burgess) Giguere and his wife Giguere, age 73, of Stacey (Hasseman) By Bridget Turcotte to meet with Santa Claus, and festivities gets bigger port of residents and local Lynn, died peacefully and their children ITEM STAFF there will be a petting zoo, and more magical than businesses, he said. a bounce house, hot choc- ever, thanks to the count- The tree lighting will after a brief illness, Nathaniel and Molly SAUGUS — Residents olate, cookies, entertain- less hours of preparation with her loving family of Georgetown. She young and old will gather take place at 7 p.m., and ment, hayrides, story time, at her side, at the Ka- also enjoyed her time to watch the tallest tree in and setup by volunteers, the evening will conclude plan Family Hospice with her “4-Legged” the town’s center light up a trackless train ride, and the Department of Youth by 8:30 p.m. House, Danvers. She daughter Shilah, who Friday night. much more. and Recreation, the De- For more information, was the wife of James provided her years The town’s annual tree “This is one of our town’s partment of Public Works, contact Crabtree’s of ce at Giguere, with whom she shared of comfort and love. Barba- lighting and festivities most unforgettable annu- the Building Maintenance 781-231-4111. 54 years of marriage. ra is also survived by several will light up Saugus Cen- al events, so I hope to see Department, and many A lifelong resident of Lynn, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, ter in front of Saugus you all there,” said Town other municipal employ- Bridget Turcotte can be she was the daughter of the and nieces and nephews. She Town Hall, beginning at 5 Manager Scott Crabtree ees, said Crabtree. reached at bturcotte@item- late John H. and Ethel R. was the sister of the late Jo- p.m. in a statement. The event would not be live.com. Follow her on (Shaw) Burgess Sr. She at- anne Thomas, John Burgess In addition to the chance Each year, the ceremony possible without the sup- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. tended Lynn schools and was Jr., and Michael Burgess. a graduate of Lynn Classical Service information: Me- High School, Class of 1963. morial visitation will be held Barbara had worked for on Sunday from 10 a.m. to House Democrat says panel more than 40 years as a ca- 2 p.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- shier at Star Market and Shaws neral Home, 426 Broadway Supermarkets in Swampscott (Route 129), Lynn, with a me- and Lynn. She was a member morial service being held at will revisit taxes, infrastructure of the Salem Planet Fitness, 1 p.m. Relatives and friends where she started most of her are respectfully invited to By Bob Salsberg days with a little exercise and attend. In lieu of owers ASSOCIATED PRESS fellowship with friends. She donations may be made to and Jim always enjoyed vaca- St. Jude Children’s Research BOSTON — The Dem- tioning on the Cape and North Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place ocrat poised to take the Conway, N.H., and their weekly Memphis, TN 38105. Direc- reins of the powerful Wednesday lunch dates. tions and guestbook at www. House Ways and Means In addition to her hus- solimine.com. Committee said Tuesday band, she is survived by two the panel would revisit sons, James Giguere Jr. and elements of the tax law his wife Mary (Curtin) and approved by the Repub- their children Eric and Allie lican-led Congress, and raised hopes for biparti- san agreement on an in- frastructure bill. Rep. Richard Neal, Richard R. Doucette Jr., 43 D-Massachusetts, is all but certain to assume the chairmanship when LYNN — Richard R. and husband Henry the Democrats take over Doucette Jr., age 43 Sacco Jr. of Laco- control of the House in years, of Lynn, died nia, N.H., Michelle the new Congress next Monday at his home A. Doucette of Lynn, month. Neal supports the surrounded by his Amanda and her return of Nancy Pelosi as family after compli- husband Nicholas speaker and predicted the cations from Muscu- Dandy of Lynn; niec- California Democrat will lar Dystrophy. es and nephews Ariel win “overwhelmingly” de- Born in Saugus, he Nall, Henry Sacco III, spite resistance from some was the son of Rich- Anthony Doucette, members — including fel- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ard Sr. and Anne (McGrath) Alexis Denham, and one great low Massachusetts Demo- Doucette of Lynn. Richard nephew, Wyatt Nall. crat Seth Moulton — who U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, D-Mass., left, incoming chairman of the House attended Lynn schools and Service information: Fu- advocate new leadership. Ways and Means Committee, arrives with staff member Margaret Boyle graduated from Lynn Vocation- neral services will be held at Neal, 73, a moderate rst before a meeting of the New England Council Tuesday in Boston. al Technical Institute, Class of the PARKER Funeral Home, elected to the House in 1996. He enjoyed playing vid- 35 Franklin St., Lynn, on 1989, will be a major pow- build some kind of consen- of ce. can control of the Senate eo games, listening to music Thursday at 7 p.m., visiting er broker in the House as sus on a path forward.” The panel, he said, and White House. and sports. He was an avid will be prior to services from chair of Ways and Means. Neal largely avoided di- would convene hearings “In a measured, judi- fan of all Boston sports teams. 3-7 p.m., to which relatives The committee’s responsi- rect criticism of President on the 2017 federal tax cious way, we should seek Most of all he enjoyed spend- and friends are invited to at- bilities include tax policy, Donald Trump and cau- overhaul that passed Con- testimony from a wide ing time with his family. tend. Please make memorial trade and tariffs, Social tioned Democrats against gress on mostly party-line variety of views as to the In addition to his parents donations in Richard’s name Security and Medicare any unnecessary esca- votes. Neal, however, did tax (law) itself,” Neal told he is survived by his paternal to the Muscular Dystrophy among other issues. lation of investigations. not suggest that massive reporters, arguing the bill grandmother, Lina Doucette Association. Guest book at Outlining his priorities Following the speech, changes in the law were was pushed through with- of Lynn; three sisters, Susan parkermemorialfuneal.com. before a gathering of New however, he reiterated his likely. While Democrats out public hearings. He England business leaders previously-stated inten- have criticized the law as singled out the $10,000 in Boston, Neal said while tion to have the committee a giveaway to wealthy tax- cap on deductions for state SAUGUS BRIEF there is “no shortage of seek release of Trump’s payers and one that prom- and local taxes — unpop- outrage” in Washington, tax returns, which the ises to balloon the federal ular in wealthier states Democrats on Capitol Hill president refused to make de cit, their prospects for such as Massachusetts — Breakfast will be served St. Margaret’s Christmas should “check their emo- public during his cam- enacting major revisions as one element of the law the next day, Dec. 2, from Stroll on Saturday tions at the door and try to paign and since taking are lessened by Republi- he would seek to revisit. 8:30 a.m. to noon. The St. Margaret’s There will also be more Christmas Stroll will than 40 raf es, baked Lynn superintendent wants to improve district achievement begin Saturday, Dec. 1 at goods, and Christmas St. Margaret’s on Lincoln gifts for purchase. Con- TUTWILER the increases in a way that In uence 100 Initiative. shared with the School Avenue. tact Carol at 781-233- From A1 does not interrupt our ef- Despite the disparity in Committee his intention Meatball subs will be 1040 or email her at forts to meet students’ diversity in student popu- to develop a multi-year served from 9 a.m. to 5:30 cnadeau@sauguscatholics. problem solving, then learning needs.” lation and teaching staff, district strategic plan, p.m. org with any questions. they’re probably not going Strategies include as- Tutwiler and Ruggiero say complete with a collabo- to be as available to learn sembling a team to gure many other similar dis- ratively developed vision SWAMPSCOTT BRIEF reading, writing and arith- out the costs and resourc- tricts are struggling with and district core values. metic as we would want es available to address their numbers. The last plan for the Lynn them to,” Tutwiler said. event begins at 10 a.m. overcrowding. The exception is Boston Public Schools expired in Town to hold rst Part of the social and and food will be provided One strategy, Tutwiler Public Schools, which is 2017. idea exchange emotional work the school via local food trucks. said, would be to get por- required by a 1970s fed- Administrative of - district is doing includes table classrooms at the eral court order to have cials are proceeding with Swampscott invites resi- Town leaders encour- assembling a committee of middle schools. 25 percent of its teaching the Planning for Success dents to the town’s rst age residents to lead the administrators, teachers, The option is not cheap, staff be African-American. model, which is endorsed idea exchange on Satur- agenda and drive the social workers and guid- but is less expensive than The order also requires by DESE and provides day, Dec. 1. conversation about their ance counselors who are building a whole new another 10 percent of the Town boards, commit- ideas, initiatives and resources districts and collaborating to research school and would alleviate force to be other ethnic mi- tees and of cials will be desires for Swampscott, schools can use to conduct and determine curriculum some of the overcrowding. norities. According to the in attendance at Swamp- according to the release. an inclusive planning pro- resources that could be Four elementary schools Boston Globe, the school scott High School to hear The event will hold a cess. The process is being used across all schools. in the district — Ford, system has been strug- residents share their vi- special breakout group for paid for through a Title I Overcrowding at the Hood, Sisson and Tracy — gling for years to meet sions, no matter how big the town’s youth, grades grant. middle school level have portables. that court order. or small, for the seaside ve through 12, where Planning, which will be In the wake of last year’s Recruiting and Nationwide, Afri- town, according to a Town they can brainstorm ideas facilitated by Lori Likis, failed vote to replace Pick- retaining a more can-American men con- Hall press release. The for the town. DESE’s Planning for Suc- ering Middle School with diverse staff stitute only 2 percent of cess consultant, and will two new schools, school of- In the Lynn Public the teaching force, which include six retreats for MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF cials are trying again for Schools, more than 60 also makes it dif cult to the district’s leadership replacement. percent of students are retain a diverse staff, as team and four retreats Pot shops report sales open for business. A statement of interest Hispanic, but less than education is not a profes- for an inclusive planning for replacement of Pick- 10 percent of its teaching sion they’re entering in team, comprised of stu- above $2.2M in rst That’s according to gures released Tuesday ering Middle School has staff is of color, according large numbers, according dents, parents, teachers, week of operation by the Cannabis Control been sent to the Massa- to Tutwiler. to Tutwiler. partner organizations chusetts School Building Commission. “I think there is a val- One strategy is to iden- and elected of cials, ac- NORTHAMPTON (AP) Authority (MSBA). ue in there being a staff The stores in Northamp- tify a university partner cording to Tutwiler. — The rst commercial But Tutwiler wants to that re ects the students to recruit from. Those ton and Leicester began pot shops in Massachu- develop a multi-year plan they serve,” Tutwiler said. schools could serve as a Gayla Cawley can be operations on Nov. 20 and setts sold more than $2.2 to address overcrowding “That said, I/we never feeder to Lynn. reached at gcawley@item- combined sold $440,000 million worth of marijua- at the middle school lev- marginalize quality.” “We’ve got a large teach- live.com. Follow her on worth of cannabis that day. na products during the el in the meantime. At One of Tutwiler’s dis- ing staff in Lynn who Twitter @GaylaCawley. rst ve days they were The busiest day was Friday Breed Middle School and trict improvement goals (are) from Lynn,” Tutwil- after Thanksgiving when Thurgood Marshall Mid- is to develop a strategy to er said. “I think a big part the stores reported nearly dle School, enrollment in- recruit, professionally de- of the long-term strategy IN MEMORIAM $480,000 in gross sales. 781-593-7700 MARY CARROLL creased this year by 100 velop and retain a diverse is nding ways to make Publishing Daily, except Sundays 2017 ~ NOVEMBER 28 ~ 2018 A total of 56,380 mari- to 150 students each. With staff. connections with our cur- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 HER FIRST ANNIVERSARY juana products were pur- class sizes of more than Some of the strategies rent students. If their ex- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA chased during the initial 30 students, that creates include creating a team to perience is ful lling and and additional of ces. ve-day period. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item a less than ideal learning form a plan, creating and they feel those connec- Subscriptions The commission re- situation, he said. putting out a survey for tions and they’re inspired Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States leased the gures without “It might not sound like current staff of color, nd- by what happens in their $20.00 for 4 weeks comment. a lot, but that’s actually a ing a university partner classrooms, I think some $65.00 for 13 weeks The store openings were $130.00 for 26 weeks lot in one year to go up and and leveraging ndings of them will come back, in- $260.00 for 1 year not without a hitch as as we look at the next two from the superintendent’s cluding students of color, Send payment to and POSTMASTER, some Leicester residents years, we’re also looking at participation on the de- and teach.” send address changes to: complained about traf c increases,” Tutwiler said. sign team for the Massa- Developing a The Daily Item jams and other problems “It just seems prudent to chusetts Department of multi-year district 110 Munroe St. Loved and missed very much by during a town hall meet- P.O. 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ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Michelle Ayles is surrounded by some of the teddy bears she and her ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK family will distribute to young hospital patients on Christmas Eve. Pamela Morse helps Henry Martin, left, and Broc West with their micro- scopes as they study sand during the Johnson School’s inaugural rock fair on Tuesday. Peabody family bears good cheer

Johnson Elementary inspired by SWIM book CHEER dies.” one month before her 11th From A1 On that first Christmas birthday. NAHANT help teach people about covers. Eve, Ayles, her 17-year-old Ayles refuses to take the from Morquio syndrome, daughter Megan, a senior credit for the program’s From A1 how Nahant’s rocks were To celebrate the book be- formed and explore the ing published and to put it a rare progressive disease at Peabody Veterans Me- success. She said it’s a re- initiatives and educating geological history and to good use, the Johnson that occurs in one of every morial High School, her sult of generous donations the public. uniqueness of the rocks. Elementary School creat- 200,000 births. Joey is one 13-year-old son Brady, a from families and busi- The idea came to direc- “Our primary purpose is ed the rock fair using the of two Massachusetts chil- Higgins Middle School nesses in Peabody, Lynn- tor Vi Patek when she took to help people understand book as a resource. dren with the ailment. student, and Ayles’ moth- field and all of the North some of her six grandchil- the environment,” said “I think it’s really im- “He loved to visit with er brought them into Chil- Shore. dren, who fall between Patek. “We consider this portant for the kids to my dog, and one year, dren’s Hospital. The 47-year-old mother the ages of 6 months and part of our mission.” learn about the nature around the holidays, I “It was life changing for of two credits what she 13 years, to the beach and The book gives readers a around us,” said Patek. asked him what he had my kids,” Ayles said. calls an army of people, in- they asked her what kinds glance at the three types There were a total of 11 planned for Christmas That night in 2013, her cluding Northrup Associ- of rocks they had found. of rocks and how they are stations with each grade Eve,” she recalled. “He mother met the Children’s ates, Coca Cola, the North People who visit Nah- formed, and a brief over- rotating between four that said he has to go to Chil- CEO in the hospital’s Shore Dance Academy, Re- ant’s beaches are often view of the rock cycle, then pertained to what they are dren’s Hospital for treat- lobby who told her they Max on the River, the Pea- fascinated by the variety gets into easy-to-read learning in the classroom. ment, and that got me have 385 beds. That was body Public Schools, and and beauty of the rocks, charts of the most com- At one station, students thinking. How many kids enough to make the goal more to make it a success. she said. mon rocks found in Na- were tasked with match- have to be in the hospital of 385 teddy bears in 2014, “Everyone rallies around Unable to identify the hant, like igneous rocks ing the actual rocks photo- for Christmas and what she said. this,” she said. “It’s the rocks, she tried to look basalt and gabbro, meta- graphed in the book with a can I do to help?” “And we did it,” she said. real spirit of Christmas.” them up on a guide, but morphic rocks quartzite name tag and photo. So the Teddy Bear “Last year we distributed Renee Bouchard, whose was unsuccessful. In addi- and gneiss, and several Fifth-grade and science Christmas was founded. more than 1,000.” son inspired the teddy tion to the guide being too sedimentary rocks, includ- teacher Meredith Tibbo’s Ayles and her family This year, as in previous event, said the number complex for the children ing diorite and granite. station “Living on the collected the stuffed trea- years, the stuffed animals of children who receive to understand, the photo- A page is dedicated to Rocks” taught students sures of all sizes, from a will be given to nurses a stuffed animal keeps graphs were of the stones each and includes descrip- about the creatures and few inches to 7 feet tall. who distribute them to growing every year and in their best possible con- tions in plain language. plants that exist on the The big ones are reserved children in their rooms. she couldn’t be happier. dition, which isn’t always Patek said it was de- rocks. for the hospital’s play The Ayles family and “It’s been so much fun to how the rocks look on the signed so anyone, includ- “The kids seemed to en- rooms. That first year, friends will be greeters in see it all come together,” beach. ing children, could use the joy it and it’s all aligned they collected 150 stuffed the lobby. she said. “It’s wonderful Over the past two to book as a reference. to the curriculum frame- bears. In addition, they plan that every child can get a three years, Patek and All photographs were work,” said Tibbo. “Everyone pitched in,” to make a special dona- teddy bear at Christmas- other S.W.I.M. members taken of rock samples from she said. “Friends and tion to the ninth floor of time in the hospital.” worked with consulting the town’s beaches by pho- Bridget Turcotte can be family spread the request Children’s Hospital in geologist Barry Sidwell tographer Maria Peterson. reached at bturcotte@item- by word of mouth and on honor of Ella O’Donnell. Thomas Grillo can be and editor Ellen Antrim Photographer Christopher live.com. 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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 My grandfather was a residence on the streets als and families experienc- [email protected] wealthy man, owning most and in shelters often lack ing homelessness are feel- Ext. 3 of the lucrative businesses the resources to secure ing the squeeze of rising Newsroom in our town — including a primary care doctor, so housing costs like everyone [email protected] [email protected] the only gas station and their only trips to the doc- else. In my current position funeral home. I, however, tor is in the form of emer- working for a nonprofit in Ext. 4 lived a much more modest gency room visits. These Sports Lynn, focused on assisting [email protected] life with my father, who costs are eventually cov- and empowering individu- had an acrimonious rela- ered by the state. I also als and families experienc- Ext. 5 tionship with his well-off learned that middle-aged Retail and Online ing homelessness, I have Advertising EDITORIAL family. white men make up the received phone calls from [email protected] It was not unusual for lion’s share of chronically desperate families who ADVERTISING me to walk around on homeless individuals in are about to be evicted. I 3 Ernie Carpenter Jr. my bare feet — trudging the United States. have heard stories of those Director of Advertising through fields, chasing However, when the forced to live in their cars. and Business Development, ext. 1355 A time to look [email protected] goats and cows and play- homeless population is A child attending school ing with sticks and rocks examined at-large, the de- David McBournie each day, returning to an Sales Representative, ext. 1280 as toys. I lived the quint- mographics shift tremen- infested motel room that [email protected] for beauty essential life of a child in dously. Black men and he shares with his parents Ralph Mitchell abject poverty. I moved women are more likely and five siblings. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 The holidays are here and we are to the United States and to be homeless than any I interviewed a woman [email protected] assailed at every turn to shop, deco- learned for the first time other demographic in the who at one point owned Patricia Whalen that my family was “poor.” United States.4 Sales Representative, ext. 1310 rate, spend, drive here, drive there, her own home, a business [email protected] I wondered why I had to What this says to me bake and cook. In the middle of all and lived with her hus- BUSINESS OFFICE wear FILAS and shop at is, no one is exempt from band and children until the hustle and bustle, here is a re- Payless while others could struggle. Contrary to what Maria Alvaracin the recession hit and her ext. 1205 minder to see beauty in all things. afford the more expensive I believed before I worked family separated after los- [email protected] Isn’t it worth a second or two to options. I slowly started to for the public policy agen- ing their house. She lived Susan J. Conti contemplate these words in hopes resent my humble begin- cy, there is no one face of Controller, ext. 1288 in our emergency shelter [email protected] they replace confusion and cha- nings — purposely ridding homelessness. for years until through a myself of my language Since there is no one Ted Grant os with calmness? After all, if the lottery she received an op- Publisher, ext. 1234 (and accent) and pushing face of homelessness, the portunity to have a home [email protected] essence of the holidays is joy, then my experiences with pov- solution to resolve the is- surely beauty is worth contemplat- again. There are more Marian Kinney erty to the side. sue must be multipronged. poor people than there are ext. 1212 I watched my father [email protected] ing, in hopes it takes us away from One barrier to individuals affordable housing units. work two, sometimes holiday shopping and driving stress experiencing homeless- We have seen across the Will Kraft three, jobs to pay bills and ness transitioning to per- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 in the same way a sip of something country, in San Francisco [email protected] buy me and my siblings manent housing is tradi- warm, or a smile can transform a for example,5 that these anything we desired. I tional housing programs. Mike Shanahan issues can gravely im- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 bad mood into a happy one. was sheltered from the These models insist pact our most vulnerable [email protected] If shopping turns into a frustrat- reality of his struggle that there is only one way for neighbors. Carolina Trujillo ing stumble through a labyrinth of he would later share as I individuals to receive Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 So, what is the solution? online sites or a slog through the became an adult. It wasn’t housing — with an apart- [email protected] How do we better transi- until I graduated from col- ment held as a reward for Jim Wilson mall, then maybe it’s time to give a tion people from homeless- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 simple gift to someone. lege and took my first job good behavior. I am sad- [email protected] in downtown Boston that dened when I think that ness into permanent hous- If five minutes sitting in traf- CIRCULATION my perspective on poverty there are functioning ad- ing? There is no single, best fic or searching for a parking spot answer. However, we could Lisa Mahmoud was shaken to its core. dicts living in luxurious Manager, ext. 1239 turns into a quarter of an hour of For years I walked as penthouses, but those who start by treating emergency [email protected] services as emergency ser- simmering rage, maybe it’s time to a teen through the city are poor battling addic- CLASSIFIED scrap the next shopping trip and streets and never noticed tions are at times vilified vices — emergency shelters should never be a perma- Abbe Young Smith make a plan to do an errand for — that is, acknowledged and ostracized. Manager, ext. 1276 the presence of — the In my opinion, a land- nent home for anyone. As a [email protected] someone else or give them a ride state, we must continue to GRAPHICS somewhere. men, women and at times lord is mostly concerned children crouched in cor- about tenants paying identify and house chron- Trevor Andreozzi Arriving at the end of the year ically homeless individuals. Designer ners, huddled on bench- rent on time and not de- [email protected] and dominating roughly a month, es and sleeping on card- stroying the apartment We have seen that through targeting this population, Tyler Bernard the holidays invite us to act and board. How ironic that I unit. If someone can be a Designer think differently than we do during had experienced poverty good tenant, they should the state saves a significant [email protected] amount of money.6 With the the other 11 months. But the rush in a Third World country, be able to have their own Zachary Cotto money saved, we should be Designer that descends with the holidays but now wore blinders to place to live. However, the plight of those strug- within this traditional willing to invest in afford- [email protected] can block out that invitation to act gling around me. In what I able housing units — not Mohamed Diop model, homeless individu- Designer with joy and overshadow opportu- now know was an attempt als are treated as children just as throw away units [email protected] in the basement of a luxu- nity with frustration. to remedy my ignorance to needing direction and cor- Mark Sutherland Simple acts of charity, simple mo- the plight of poor people, I rection, and in some cases ry apartment building, but Creative Director ments seized to help someone else eventually took a position like criminals who need to specially made units that [email protected] as a fundraiser for a non- show they are worthy of serve those who are trying NEWSROOM or bring joy into their life can put to get back on their feet. the holidays back in focus and help profit public policy agency having a home. Mike Alongi in Boston. The organiza- A much more effective One of the most import- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] us enjoy the moment. tion’s goal is to better un- and sustainable model is ant lessons I have learned Changing perspective so that it is since I began working with Bill Brotherton derstand and eventually the Housing First model Features Editor ext. 1338 infused with even a touch of beau- resolve the issue of chron- that focuses on the stabi- and for this population — [email protected] ty helps change our thinking about ic homelessness in Massa- lizing effect of housing. I is that most people who Gayla Cawley chusetts. have met people who were are currently experiencing Reporter, ext. 1236 subjects beyond our immediate [email protected] needs and experiences. According to the Nation- addicts while living on the homelessness simply want al Alliance to end home- streets, but because of the an opportunity to get back Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 Instead of viewing national and lessness, “people who are stability of having a home on their feet. Most of them international problems as joyless [email protected] chronically homeless have with supportive services, are not interested in our Bella diGrazia challenges that will always plague experienced homelessness they were able to stay hand-outs. They want fair Reporter, ext. 1317 us, we can let positive actions, even for at least a year — or away from bad influenc- paying jobs, affordable [email protected] ones as simple as offering someone repeatedly — while strug- es, attend the appropri- housing options and op- Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 a ride, alter our attitude and our gling with a disabling con- ate meetings, get therapy, portunities for their chil- [email protected] dition such as a serious gain employment and get dren to succeed. They are viewpoint. Spenser Hasak mental illness, substance their GED. These stories our neighbors, our friends, Photographer, ext. 1332 Seemingly irresolvable problems use disorder, or physical are plentiful. Housing is family members and with [email protected] like reforming immigration or end- disability.”1 the answer to homeless- a few bad decisions or just Thor Jourgensen ing gun violence fall into focus and Working for a public pol- ness — go figure. plain bad luck, I realized it Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] the potential for answers outweigh icy agency meant I had This brings me to an- could be me, too. Daniel Kane the endless arguments. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 If beauty can inform our mo- During the day, Carrolee Moore works with the [email protected] ments and our actions, then there homeless population of Lynn and the surrounding Steve Krause areas as a fundraiser. She is also a published poet, Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 is no place for violence. If beauty [email protected] a licensed preacher and a professional graphic de- can give way effortlessly to charity, Owen O’Rourke sign consultant. A modern-day Jill-of-all-trades. Photographer, ext. 1224 then finding a place in our hearts, [email protected] in our homes and in our country Emma LeBlanc Pérez for people who have no place to call 1 Chronically Homeless. (n.d.). Retrieved from https:// Copy Editor their own becomes more of a possi- endhomelessness.org/homelessness-in-america/who-expe- [email protected] riences-homelessness/chronically-homeless/ Harold Rivera bility than a liability. 2 Permanent Supportive Housing: A Solution-Driven Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Today, let’s see the beauty in Model June 2018 Home & Healthy for Good Progress Re- [email protected] things, in every thing in every way. port (Rep.). (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.mhsa.net/ Roberto Scalese sites/default/files/June 2018 HHG Report.pdf News Editor, ext. 1211 3 ibid [email protected] 4 Olivet, J., & Dones, M. (n.d.). Phase One Study Find- Anne Marie Tobin ings MARCH 2018 (Rep.). Retrieved http://center4si.com/ Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 READERS’ FORUM wp-content/uploads/2018/03/SPARC-Phase-1-Findings- [email protected] March-20181.pdf Bridget Turcotte 5 Solving the Housing Affordability Crisis:How Poli- Reporter, ext. 1269 cy Impacts the Number of Alameda County Households [email protected] We want your letters Burdened by Housing Costs (Rep.). (n.d.). Retrieved from Ryan York http://www.bayareaeconomy.org/files/pdf/Alameda- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and Housing.pdf [email protected] 6 comments from readers. Please send yours to the Permanent Supportive Housing: A Solution-Driven TECHNOLOGY Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at Model June 2018 Home & Healthy for Good Progress Re- Tim Noyes port (Rep.). (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.mhsa.net/ Director ext. 1247 [email protected] sites/default/files/June 2018 HHG Report.pdf [email protected] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Insulin pumps have most problems in FDA database

By Holbrook Mohr cal devices, none have had with insulin pumps large- and Mitch Weiss more reported problems ly have flown under the ASSOCIATED PRESS over the last decade than radar. insulin pumps, a product Medical device compa- DESTIN, Fla. — When that’s used by hundreds nies and many experts say Polly Varnado’s 9-year-old of thousands of diabetics insulin pumps are safe de- daughter was diagnosed around the world, many of vices that can help diabet- with Type 1 diabetes, it them children. ics lead more normal lives. didn’t take long for the Collectively, insulin They blame user error for family to hear about insu- pumps and their compo- most reported problems, lin pumps. nents are responsible for noting that the pumps In September 2012, the the highest overall num- are complicated devices girl picked out a purple ber of malfunction, inju- requiring special training one — her favorite color. ry and death reports in for patients. Over the next seven the U.S. Food and Drug The FDA notes that months, she proceeded to Administration’s medical “diabetes is a dangerous be hospitalized four times device database, accord- disease, and people with in a McComb, Miss., medi- ing to an Associated Press diabetes who rely on insu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cal center with high blood analysis of reports since lin are at higher risk.” The sugar. But when Varna- 2008. agency said it “has played Students from a local Catholic school protested outside the Tornillo de- do asked about all her In terms of injuries a critical role helping to tention camp holding more than 2,300 migrant teens in Tornillo, Texas. daughter’s problems, she alone, insulin pumps were identify and address safe- said, her doctor blamed second only to metal hip ty concerns for devices ... user error. replacements, whose prob- including pushing manu- Growing teen migrant camp may “They said it wasn’t the lems with metal shavings facturers to improve the insulin pump, it was my in the body causing dam- safety of their designs.” daughter,” said Varnado, age to bone and tissue and Over the last decade, become permanent and bigger who became a registered other issues, have been insulin pumps and pump nurse so that she could well-documented and parts made by Medtron- By Garance Burke be seen walking single file data, thereby heightening better care for the girl. widely reported. ic Inc. were subject to 20 and Martha from tent to tent, flanked the risk that an individu- When it comes to medi- By contrast, problems manufacturer recalls and Mendoza by staff at the front and al with a criminal history about 100 lawsuits alleg- ASSOCIATED PRESS back. could have direct access to More people are de- children,” the memo says. ing pump malfunctions, TORNILLO, Texas — according to a joint inves- tained in Tornillo’s tent — Costs appear to be The Trump administration tigation by the AP and the city than in all but one of soaring more than 50 per- announced in June it would International Consortium the nation’s 204 federal cent higher than the gov- open a temporary shelter of Investigative Journal- prisons, yet construction ernment has disclosed. for up to 360 migrant chil- ists. continues. What began as an emer- dren in this isolated corner In a statement, Medtron- The camp’s population gency, 30-day shelter has of the Texas desert. Less ic said it monitors the may grow even more if transformed into a vast than six months later, the safety of its products migrants in the caravans tent city that could cost facility has expanded into through clinical trials and castigated by President taxpayers more than $430 observational studies, and a detention camp holding Donald Trump enter the million. that “data supports both thousands of teenagers — U.S. Federal officials have — The government is al- the safety and efficacy of and it shows every sign said they may fly teens lowing the nonprofit run- our insulin pumps, which of becoming more perma- from the caravans who ar- ning the facility to side- have helped hundreds nent. rive in San Diego directly step mental health care of thousands of patients By Tuesday, 2,324 large- to El Paso, then bus them requirements. Under fed- manage their diabetes.” ly Central American boys to Tornillo, according to eral policy, migrant youth The company declined and girls between the ages a nonprofit social service shelters generally must to answer more specific of 13 and 17 were sleeping provider who spoke on the have one mental health questions. inside the highly guarded condition of anonymity be- clinician for every 12 kids, Varnado said she was facility in rows of bunk cause he was not allowed but shelter officials have beds in canvas tents, some to publicly discuss the indicated that Tornillo PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unaware of problems with insulin pumps before re- of which once housed first matter. can staff just one clinician An AP investigation found that insulin pumps ceiving a notice in July responders to Hurricane An Associated Press in- for every 100 children, ac- and their components are responsible for the 2013 that Medtronic was Harvey. More than 1,300 vestigation has found that cording to two immigra- highest number of malfunction, injury and death recalling some batches of teens have arrived since the camp’s rapid growth tion rights advocates who reports in the U.S. Food and Drug Administra- parts for the model her the end of October alone. has created serious prob- spoke with the AP. tion’s medical device database. daughter had used. Rising from the cotton lems, including: — Federal plans to close fields and dusty roads not — None of the 2,100 staff Tornillo by New Year’s far from the dark fence are going through rigor- Eve will be nearly impos- marking the border be- ous FBI fingerprint back- sible to meet. There aren’t Judge defers action on request tween the U.S. and Mex- ground checks, according 2,300 extra beds in other ico, the camp has rows of to a government watchdog facilities, and a contract to unseal Julian Assange charges beige tents and golf carts memo obtained exclusive- obtained by AP shows the that ferry staffers carrying ly by the AP. “Instead, project could continue into By Matthew Barakat walkie-talkies. Teens with Tornillo is using checks 2020. Planned closures ASSOCIATED PRESS identical haircuts and conducted by a private have already been extend- wearing government-is- contractor that has ac- ed three times since this ALEXANDRIA, Va. — sued shirts and pants can cess to less comprehensive summer. Prosecutors acknowledged to a judge on Tuesday that they erred when they Tensions remain at migrant caravan mistakenly referenced criminal charges against Wikileaks founder Julian camp after Mexico border clash Assange in an unrelat- By Christopher Citing fears for their She said the parents wor- ed case, but they insisted Sherman children’s safety, the par- ry about the anti-migrant the need for secrecy in the ASSOCIATED PRESS ents bought their own lock protesters approaching case still remains. and chain and closed the the sports complex again, A federal judge heard ar- TIJUANA, Mexico — school’s gates. A sign on as they did last week. “If guments on a request by a Tension continued Tues- the gate said the school they come here and there free-press group to unseal day as residents in the would remain closed until is a confrontation, we will criminal charges against Mexican border city of Ti- further notice. be caught in the middle,” Assange. The Reporters juana closed down a school Carmen Rodriguez said she said. Committee for Freedom of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS next to a sports complex parents had been call- The migrants them- the Press argued that the where more than 5,000 ing for authorities to do selves were urgently ex- inadvertent disclosure by Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press Central American mi- something since the mi- ploring their options amid prosecutors about charges Legal Director Katie Townsend was at the Alex- grants have been camped grants arrived, adding her a growing feeling that against Assange obliter- andria Federal Courthouse in Alexandria, Va., out for two weeks. 9-year-old daughter won’t they had little hope of ates the usual need for Tuesday when the group filed a motion to un- The move by the parents’ be returning to classes un- making successful asylum secrecy. seal criminal charges against Julian Assange. association of the elemen- til they are gone. bids in the United States U.S. District Judge Leo- tary school came after U.S. “We are asking that or of crossing the border nie Brinkema asked point- that Assange “has been inadvertent disclosure. border agents fired tear they be relocated,” Rodri- illegally. ed questions of both sides charged,” but he said the “This is an interesting gas into Mexico to turn guez said, noting some Most were dispirited af- and took the issue under mistake is not confirma- case, to say the least,” back a group of migrants migrants had approached advisement. tion that Assange is actu- Brinkema said. ter the U.S. agents fired who had breached the bor- the school grounds to ask tear gas on the group of Typically, criminal ally charged. While Assange remains der over the weekend. The children for money, to use charges remain under seal The Associated Press protected in the Ecuador- migrants trying to cross incident prompted Mexi- the school’s bathrooms into the U.S. on Sunday. until a defendant has been and other outlets have ian embassy, there have can authorities to step up and that some smoked arrested to prevent a tar- reported that Assange is been indications that of- They saw the clash and of- the police presence around marijuana around its pe- ficial response as hurting get from fleeing arrest or indeed facing unspecified ficials in that country are the shelter. rimeter walls. destroying evidence ahead charges under seal, but losing patience with him: their chances of reaching of prosecution. Kromberg said there is a They recently placed re- the U.S. In this case, the free- significant difference be- strictions on his use of There was a steady line press advocates point- tween reporting based on the embassy, including a Tuesday outside a tent ed out that Assange has anonymous sources and requirement that he clean housing the Internation- been holed up since 2012 speculation versus official up after his cat. al Organization for Mi- under a grant of asy- confirmation backed by While the exact charges gration, where officials lum at the Ecuadorian the release of court docu- against Assange remain were offering assistance Embassy in London for ments. He said court prec- unclear, WikiLeaks has to those who wanted to fear of prosecution in the edent also recognizes the served as a vehicle for return to their home coun- U.S. Now that any doubt distinction between the release of thousands of tries. about those charges has two. classified U.S. military Officials also reported been removed, there no Brinkema pressed and diplomatic cables. more interest from mi- longer exists a reason to Townsend for any prece- WikiLeaks’ role in releas- grants wanting to start keep the charges against dent requiring criminal ing emails hacked from the process of staying in him secret, lawyer Katie charges to be unsealed pri- the Democratic National Mexico. A job fair match- Townsend argued. or to arrest. She deferred Committee in 2016 has ing migrants with open- But prosecutor Gordon ruling on the request to also been under scrutiny ings in Baja California Kromberg said no prec- give Townsend a few days as special counsel Robert saw a growing number of edent exists for a judge to research the issue. Mueller has investigat- inquiries. to require disclosure of Brinkema, though, also ed Russian interference “What happened yester- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS criminal charges before questioned government in the 2016 election and day harms all of us,” Oscar a defendant’s arrest. He lawyers closely on why whether the campaign of The migrants were urgently exploring their op- Leonel Mina, a 22-year-old acknowledged the error there would be a need to then-presidential candi- tions amid a growing feeling that they had little father from San Salvador, in which court papers keep charges under seal date Donald Trump was hope of making successful asylum bids in the El Salvador, said of Sun- in an unrelated case say when there has been an involved. United States or of crossing the border illegally. day’s border clash. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly Buchanan Circle and Western with reporting party whose son got him to move his vehicle. Street. See summons for Robert no. 8PZ598 was parked across arrests, reflect police records. In the Avenue; at 5:16 p.m. Mon- has pictures. It appears par- A caller reported at 12:12 Roy. her driveway at 8 Highland St. event of a perceived inaccuracy, it day at East Lynn Post Office at ty was drunk, pulled up to the p.m. on Monday that a male Motor vehicle crash report- on Monday at 7:01 p.m. Offi- is the sole responsibility of the con- 245 Maple St.; at 6:36 p.m. door, pulled on door handle and party was in a white Toyota ed on Monday at 8:01 p.m. at cer verified vehicle is blocking Monday at 347 Western Ave.; found it was locked and drove on Humphrey Street and was Arnold Road. Officer reports no driveway, unable to locate own- cerned party to contact the relevant at 7:10 p.m. Monday at CVS away. No evidence of break-in. “pounding beers.” The caller injuries or tows. er, and contacted Phil’s Towing police department and have the at 509 Eastern Ave.; at 7:48 stated he asked the male what Two-car motor vehicle crash for a tow. Officer reports vehicle department issue a notice of correc- p.m. Monday at 560 Eastern False Alarms he was doing and the male just reported on Monday at 9:42 was on the tow truck and was tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Ave.; at 8:02 p.m. Monday at “smiled at him.” Responding of- p.m. at 2 Upton St. and 54 Wal- dropped when owner arrived. clarifications will not be made without 74 Newhall St.; at 12:21 a.m. Accidental 911 call from 15 ficers were unable to locate the nut St. Officer is on scene and Caller reported seeing a man Tuesday at Lawton and Western Moran Road on Monday at 8:01 vehicle. reported one vehicle struck a being pushed by two other par- express notice of change from the ar- a.m.; from the Lahey Health resting police department. avenues; at 8:27 a.m. Tuesday A caller asked to speak with shopping cart on Walnut Street ties at Ampet at 139 Lowell St. at 793 Lynnway; at 10:29 a.m. Center at 1350 Market St. on an officer at 12:49 p.m. on which then struck the second on Monday at 9:35 p.m. Officer Tuesday at 141 Alley St.; at Monday at 10:23 a.m. Monday regarding theft occur- vehicle. Officer will document. spoke to the parties. One party LYNN 2:46 p.m. Tuesday at Chatham False burglar alarm received rence in her store on Atlantic Report of a motor vehicle is drunk and the others were and Marianna streets. from 8 North Hill Drive on Mon- Avenue. She stated the theft crash at McDonald’s Restaurant trying to help him home. Arrests day at 11:23 a.m. Officer re- involved middle school-aged at 133 Main St. on Tuesday at Party sleeping in the lobby ports house appears secure. 8:19 a.m. Officer contacted Amanda Angel, 26, of 91 Assaults children. of the Fairweather Apartments Accidental burglar alarm from owner of the parked vehicle. No Hanover St., was arrested and A caller was looking to see at 20 Central St. on Tuesday at A report of an assault and the second floor living room injuries or tows. charged with Class A drug pos- if the police department could 12:58 a.m. Officer reports party battery at 5:53 p.m. Monday on window at 8 North Hill Drive on contact a party that had their Car into a tree at 37 Gardner sent on their way. session, Class B drug posses- Monday at 4:01 p.m. Officer re- Alley Street. motor vehicle parked on Sum- St. on Tuesday at 2:37 p.m. Well-being check requested sion and on warrant charges of ports all is secure. A report of an assault at 8:48 mer Street and ask them to that also struck a pedestrian. A for a man sleeping in a run- uninsured motor vehicle/trailer, False panic alarm received p.m. Monday on Neptune Bou- move so he could park there. 71-year-old man was taken to ning vehicle on Tuesday at 3:11 operation of a motor vehicle from Blue Cow Software at 50 levard. Dispatch stated if it was legal the North Shore Medical Center. a.m. at Nathans Way and Bar- with a suspended registration, Salem St. on Monday at 5:16 for the party to be parked there Phil’s Towing is en route. tholomew Street. Officers report operation of a motor vehicle p.m. Officer reports door is se- Breaking and Entering and it was on public proper- the man had fallen asleep and with a suspended license and cure and all is in order. Cleaning Animal Control trespassing at 3:13 p.m. Mon- A report of a breaking and en- crew on site. ty, they could not ask them to all is OK. day. tering at 8:29 p.m. Monday at move. The caller stated he has Turkey on the roadway causing Woman reported she heard James Blood, 35, of 11 Lyn- 58 Coolidge Road. Medical Aid done this several times in the a hazard reported on Monday at banging outside her home at nfield St., was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle past. Dispatch sent an officer 4:17 p.m. at 2 Sprague St. and 8 Sprague St. on Tuesday at charged with fugitive from jus- breaking and entering at 8:07 Medical aid requested at but reaffirmed they could not 102 Tremont St. Officer checked 3:55 a.m. Officers determined tice on court, operation of a a.m. Tuesday at 67 Union St. 7211 Heather Drive on Monday call someone and ask to move area and no sign of turkey. the noise came from trash cans motor vehicle with a suspended at 9:13 a.m. Patient taken to their car. The caller continued to Well-being check for a cat at that blew against the house by license, receiving stolen prop- Overdose the North Shore Medical Center. give dispatch the license plate 261 Newbury St. on Tuesday at the wind. erty, number plate violation to Ambulance requested on number of the vehicle and ask 11:48 a.m. Cat checked out Well-being check requested conceal ID, unregistered motor A report of an overdose at Route 128 North at Exit 43 on them to call. Dispatch contin- and all is OK. for a resident of public housing vehicle, uninsured motor vehi- 4:45 p.m. Monday on Kingsley Monday at 12:56 p.m. Patient ued to say “No.” Caller reported he was chased at 103 Central St., Apt. 206 on cle/trailer, failure to stop for a Terrace. taken to Union Hospital. by two shih tzu dogs from 80 Tuesday at 7:23 a.m. Officer re- school bus and on warrants at False burglar alarm reported PEABODY Franklin St., Apt. 1, on Tuesday ports woman was in the shower 3:01 p.m. Tuesday. Theft on Tuesday at 3:37 a.m. at 527 at 3:19 p.m. Caller confirmed and all is OK. Larchilles Bruton, 36, of 99 Salem St., Apt. U-32. Officer re- Arrests he did not come in contact with Report of two men arguing in Laighton St., was arrested and A report of a larceny at 4:04 ports house was checked with animals. Officer mailed a cita- the 7-Eleven parking lot at 115 charged with Class A drug traf- p.m. Monday at 531 Walnut St.; the resident and all is OK. Cassiane Toldedo, 33, of 21 tion warning for loose dogs and Main St. on Tuesday at 8:06 ficking 200-plus grams, Class B at 8:20 a.m. Tuesday at 111 Caller St., Apt. 202, was arrest- a copy of leash law to Ivanilda a.m. Officer reports both men drug trafficking 100-plus grams, Washington St.; at 11:50 a.m. MARBLEHEAD ed on Monday at 2:37 p.m. Kilgour. left the scene. possession of a firearm without Tuesday at 118 Sheridan St.; following a traffic stop at 86 a firearm identification card, at 2:28 p.m. Tuesday at Bowler Accident Main St. and charged with the Complaints SAUGUS firearm use in a felony, unlawful and Chestnut streets. unlicensed operation of a motor possession of ammo without a A report of a motor vehicle vehicle. Resident of 14 Collins St., Accidents firearm identification card and LYNNFIELD crash at Ocean and Atlantic Emanoel C. Demoura, 25, Apt. 3 reports a mother picking possession of a large capaci- avenues at 10:34 p.m. on Mon- of 21 Caller St., Apt. 202, was up a child at the school made A report of a motor vehicle ac- ty weapon/feeding firearm at Animal Control day. arrested on Monday at 2:37 threats on Monday at 3:12 p.m. cident at Ken’s Car Care Center 6:04 a.m. Tuesday. p.m. following a traffic stop at Officer advised her to get the li- Inc. on Ballard Street at 5:51 Sean Christian, of 136 Dean Caller reported a dog has Complaints 86 Main St. and charged with cense plate number of the sus- a.m. Monday; at Main and Vine St., Norwood, was arrested on been barking for hours on Phil- allowing an unlicensed person pect and police will investigate. streets at 6:38 a.m. Monday; warrant charges of Class E drug lips Road at 10:58 a.m. on A caller reported at 7:56 a.m. to operate a motor vehicle. Well-being check on his on Main Street at 8:42 a.m. distribution and selling liquor Monday. Animal Control officer on Monday that a black trailer mother requested by her son Monday; at 168 Broadway at to a person under 21 at 12:38 contacted. “has been parked for about Summons at 9 Ledgewood Way, Apt. 16, 3:18 p.m. Monday; at Broad- p.m. Monday. a month without moving” on on Monday at 3:24 p.m. Officer way and Essex Street at 4:08 Amanda Elwell, of 26 Winter Complaints Ocean Avenue. John Anthony Waiswilos, 23, made contact. She was shop- p.m. Monday; at Roller World on St., Saugus, was arrested on A caller reported his contrac- of 18 Damon Ave., Ipswich, was ping and tried to call son back Broadway at 4:16 p.m. Monday; Lockout reported at 401 Ross warrant charges of assault and tor tried to do work on his prop- summoned on Monday at 3:41 but he did not answer. at 725 Broadway at 6:28 p.m. Road on Monday at 8:35 a.m. battery with a dangerous weap- erty on Manataug Trail at 9:11 p.m. following a traffic stop on Mother from 183 Lowell St., Monday; at Staples Office Sup- Call handled by the Lynnfield on and conspiracy at 3:02 p.m. a.m. on Monday and his neigh- Route 95 North and charged Apt. 1, reported her son has ply Store on Broadway at 11:23 Tuesday. Fire Department. bor tried to stop the work. Re- with the unlicensed operation been missing since he got out Disabled truck reported at p.m. Monday; at 602 Broadway Jennifer Thurell, 36, of 54 sponding officers spoke to both of a motor vehicle. of school. The 12-year-old boy at 11:33 p.m. Monday. Rockaway St., was arrested on 1100 Main St. and 228 Low- parties and restored the peace. Robert Roy, 52, of 30 Lowell is described as 5 feet, 1 inch a warrant charge of receiving ell St. on Monday at 2:53 p.m. A caller reported a large St., Apt. 3, was summoned on tall, with blond-brown hair, Complaints a stolen motor vehicle at 9:34 Officer reports vehicle has been truck was blocking portions of Monday at 4:51 p.m. follow- black jeans, black shoes, blue a.m. Tuesday. moved to Rourke Lane. Officer the sidewalk and crosswalk on ing a hit and run crash at the Boston hoodie, red T-shirt, gray A report of vandalism at Vet- Sebastian Toro, 19, of 17 requested on Monday at 9:23 Pleasant Street at 9:54 a.m. on Peabody Fire Department at 47 beanie, black backpack, earring erans Memorial Elementary Carlton Terrace, was arrested p.m. at Kernwood Liquor at 12 Monday and prevented her from Lowell St. on Monday at 4:51 in the left ear, possibly wearing School on Hurd Avenue at 6:58 and charged with Class A drug Salem St. Caller reports his son using the bus stop. She called p.m. for leaving the scene of an glasses. He is usually on foot a.m. Monday. distribution, Class B drug distri- saw a silver Ford Focus with back at 9:58 a.m. and stated accident. and has been missing since A report of an oil spill inside bution and violation of the city two men attempting to get into the truck moved. She called Higgins Middle School got out. a home on Bennett Avenue at knife ordinance at 3:16 p.m. the liquor store. Officer reports back at 10:17 a.m. and stated Accidents Report came in on Monday at 4:21 p.m. Monday. Monday. vehicle is broken down in the there was a car now parked in 6:13 p.m. Officers were told to parking lot. No silver vehicle in the same area and when she A report of a hit and run mo- be on the lookout, and the child Theft Accidents the area. Men say they have asked the driver to move he tor vehicle crash at 4:51 p.m. arrived home without incident been broken down in the lot stated he “parks there all the Monday at the Peabody Fire while the officer was present. A report of shoplifting from A report of a motor vehicle for a while and no other vehicle time” and refused to move. Re- Department at 47 Lowell St. Caller reported a vehicle with Bed Bath and Beyond on crash at 4:16 p.m. Monday at has been there. Officer spoke sponding officers arrived and Suspect vehicle fled up Church a Massachusetts license plate Broadway at 3:12 p.m. Monday.

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Pittsfield man gets up to has been sentenced to up been sentenced to 2½ In recommending the where she later died. that he’s glad the chief 5 years for severely to seven years in prison years in prison. death sentence, a jury The complaint says wasn’t injured. for another DUI case. The Telegram & Ga- found that it was likely lawyers for Linsenmeir’s beating woman The Salem News reports zette reports 40-year-old Lawlor would commit family have requested Man to serve 18 months 56-year-old Peter Anketell Leeann Rickheit was sen- additional violence “that documents that might PITTSFIELD (AP) — A was sentenced Monday in tenced Monday in Worces- would constitute a con- shed light on her arrest for shooting threat man who beat a woman so Salem Superior Court to ter to 2 ½ years in prison tinuing serious threat to and detention, but haven’t at NFL playoffs severely that she required five years in state prison after pleading guilty to at- society.” received them. surgery to repair a broken and 2 1/2 years in county tempted murder and child On Tuesday, a three- Springfield’s city attor- PITTSBURGH (AP) — eye socket and threatened jail after pleading guilty endangerment charges. judge panel of the 4th U.S. ney didn’t immediately Federal prosecutors say to kill her has been sen- to drunken driving and Police say Rickheit Circuit Court of Appeals respond to an email. a Texas man who threat- tenced to up to five years driving after a license made a comment to her reversed the death sen- ened to go through with a in prison. suspension while under mother about harming tence. The court found Man arrested after mass shooting and suicide The Berkshire district the influence. her child in 2017. Rick- the state court wrongly at an NFL playoff game attorney’s office says crashing into police heit’s mother called excluded the testimony in Pittsburgh has been 27-year-old Garrett Vil, of Anketell was arrested in July 2017 after he took police, sparking an Amber of an expert witness who chief’s cruiser sentenced to 18 months in Pittsfield, was sentenced Alert. would have testified that his girlfriend’s car and ROCKLAND (AP) — A federal prison. Monday after a jury found Rickheit and her daugh- Lawlor had a very low nearly hit two pedestri- police chief whose vehicle U.S. Attorney for West- him guilty of assault and ter were found the next risk of committing addi- ans. Salem Police Sgt. was struck by a hit-and- ern Pennsylvania Scott battery causing serious morning in Charlton. tional violence in prison. Harry Rocheville says run driver successfully Brady announced the bodily harm and threat- Both were unconscious or Anketell had his license chased down and arrested ening to commit murder. asleep in a car. A trooper sentence for San Antonio permanently revoked Family of woman with the suspect following the He was acquitted of smashed a window and resident Yuttana Chooch- because of his numerous opioid addiction sues crash. several other charges, both were hospitalized. ongkol, who also went by convictions. Rockland Chief John including assault and Police say Rickheit later city for records the name Jason Manoth- Anketell was convict- Llewellyn was at an battery with a dangerous told them she wanted to am. Attorney information ed in a 2002 crash that SPRINGFIELD (AP) — intersection Saturday weapon. kill herself. for Choochongkol was not killed his then-girlfriend, The family of a 30-year- when his car was struck The attack occurred in A judge ordered Rick- listed in online federal Cynthia Wilson. He was old Vermont woman by 65-year-old Richard March 2014 during a fight heit to undergo mental sentenced to 13 years in whose obituary gained Cirignano. court records. with a drug dealer in a health evaluations. Federal agents say Choo- hotel. prison and completed his national attention for its Llewellyn was leaving a parole in 2016. discussion about her opi- town event when he says chongkol used the “contact Vil testified that he did Appeals court overturns us” function on the Heinz punch the 24-year-old oid addiction are suing a he was struck by Cirigna- Field website, home of the woman, but he said it was Mother gets 2½ years Virginia man’s police department for in- no running a red light. He Pittsburgh Steelers, to accidental after she sur- for attempted murder, death sentence formation about the days and his passenger — his prised him from behind. leading up to her death. wife Susan — were unin- send threatening mes- endangerment RICHMOND, Va. (AP) The lawsuit was filed jured. sages that he planned to — A federal appeals court Tuesday the family of Llewellyn says he Serial drunken driver gets WORCESTER (AP) shoot fans and players at has overturned the death Madelyn Linsenmeir, quickly got angry, turned — A woman who was the Jan. 14 playoff game up to 7 years for DUI sentence of a Virginia whose obituary was wide- on his police lights and against the Jacksonville found with her 3-year-old man convicted of raping ly shared after she died pursued Cirignano, SALEM (AP) — A man daughter inside an idling Jaguars. He was convicted and beating a woman to Oct. 7. eventually pulling him of threatening interstate who has over a dozen car with the exhaust pipe death in 2008. The suit against the over and charging him communications. drunken driving offenses stuffed with clothing has Mark Lawlor was con- Springfield Police Depart- with drunken driving and The 41-year-old also victed of capital murder ment and city of Spring- other offenses. and sentenced to death in field says Linsenmeir was Cirignano was ar- sent a threat to a televi- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 the killing of Genevieve arrested in late Septem- raigned Monday and his sion station a few days CALL 24 HOURS A DAY before the game. Both Hotline Spanish menu available Orange, a tenant in a ber and later transferred license has been suspend- Fairfax County apartment to the custody of the ed for 180 days. threats were reported to or text the word tiplynn complex where Lawlor sheriff’s department. He tells WFXT-TV that the FBI, which used an and your tip to “tip411” (847411) worked as a leasing It says she was rushed he was sorry, saying he internet protocol address agent. on Oct. 4 to the hospital, “made a big mistake” and to track the man. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ’Tis the season for more TV Christmas movies than ever By Alicia Rancilio queens" internally by ASSOCIATED PRESS Hallmark, who front a new movie a season on the NEW YORK — Have you network: Candace Camer- heard the one about the on Bure, Lacey Chabert, girl who didn't care about Danica McKellar and Lori Christmas but found her- Loughlin. self in a small town for Bure reigns supreme. the holidays surrounded "For the last three years by decorations, cookies she has had the No. 1 and carolers, and found Christmas movie on the a new boyfriend and her Hallmark Channel with Christmas spirit by Dec. very, very stiff competition 25? Hallmark Channel has, and they're airing 22 from Chabert and Lough- original movies this year lin," said Vicary. built around plots similar Hallmark Channel isn't to that. The premise may the only network airing vary, but the themes are PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS holiday fare. Lifetime does the same and Hallmark is “Every Day is Christmas,” starring Toni Brax- it too and begins airing very OK with that. ton, center, and Gloria Reuben, right, is one of mostly holiday program- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ming after Nov. 21. Films "Yes, you can pretty many holiday movies on television this year. Actress Rachel Weisz, left, holds photos of her co- this year include "Every much guarantee that stars Emma Stone and Olivia Colman from the Day is Christmas" star- when you meet our two mas movies on Oct. 26 and of the programming on movie “The Favourite” as she accepts a special ring Toni Braxton. They leads in the first 10 min- wrap up on Jan. 1. Hallmark Channel and its also have their own crop honor from Cynthia Nixon at the 28th annual In- utes of a Hallmark movie, "When viewers kept sister channel, Hallmark of "go to" talent including dependent Filmmaker Project’s Gotham Awards. it's guaranteed that they telling us by virtue of the Movies and Mysteries will end up together," said (which offers more spiritu- Tatyana Ali of "The Fresh ratings that they wanted Prince of Bel-Air" and Me- Michelle Vicary, the execu- more (Christmas), it was al fare.) There's an option tive vice president of pro- lissa Joan Hart of "Sabri- a natural to extend the to set alerts on your phone ‘The Rider’ tops gramming and network and add the movie start na the Teenage Witch." Tia time that we were pro- publicity for Crown Media times to your calendar. On Mowry-Hardrict of "Sister gramming for them," said and Family Networks. launch day, it had 140,000 Sister" has the distinc- While regular network Vicary. downloads. tion of appearing on both Gotham Awards Hallmark sells shirts primetime programming This year, Hallmark Hallmark Channel and lye Asher — who accepted that say, "All I want to By Jake Coyle tends to take a hiatus Channel has films star- Lifetime with new movies ASSOCIATED PRESS the award. "This is going during the holiday season, do is drink hot cocoa and ring LeAnn Rimes, Kellie this season. She stars in to be the worst accep- it's Hallmark Channel's watch Hallmark Chan- Pickler and Patti LaBelle, Lifetime's "My Christmas NEW YORK — In the tance speech," stuttered time to shine. Their holi- nel." This year there's also but the network also fea- Inn" and "A Gingerbread first major soiree of Hol- Hamelinck. day movies are so popular, an app called Countdown tures recurring actresses, Romance" on Hallmark lywood's awards season, Yet "The Rider," filmed they begin airing Christ- to Christmas to keep track dubbed the "Christmas Channel. Chloe Zhao's elegiac, lyr- with Lakota cowboys ical Western "The Rider" on South Dakota's Pine took best feature film at Ridge Reservation, per- REVIEWS the 28th annual Gotham severed over a few Oscar Awards. favorites, including Yorgos It was a surprising, but Lanthimos' period romp A zombie holiday musical in time for Christmas far from baffling conclu- "The Favourite" and Bar- sion to the Gothams, the By Jocelyn Noveck ry Jenkins' James Bald- New York-based gala for ASSOCIATED PRESS win adaptation "If Beale independent film, held Street Could Talk." Consider it an early Monday night at Cipri- "The Favourite" still Christmas gift: "Anna ani's Wall Street in down- went home with two hon- and the Apocalypse" is the town Manhattan. The orary awards: an award zombie horror holiday mu- awards were generally for its acting ensemble, sical you didn't know you spread around, includ- needed. ing a pair of prizes for Bo led by Olivia Colman, Just imagining that first Burnham's coming-of-age Emma Stone and Rachel pitch meeting is entertain- directing debut "Eighth Weisz; and a tribute to ment in itself. "It's 'High Grade" and Paul Schrad- Weisz. Jenkins applauded School Musical' meets er's impassioned Catholic the choice of "The Rider" 'World War Z!' No no, it's drama "First Reformed." with a standing ovation 'Glee' meets 'Shaun of But the night's final and a retweet of his ear- the Dead!' Hold on ... it's honor went to "The Rider," lier praise of the film, in Christmas! OK, 'Love Ac- the second feature by the which he called it "rav- tually' meets 'The Walking Chinese-born Zhao, de- ishing, sublime imagery Dead!'" spite no previous awards paired with deeply ear- nest storytelling." Whatever its cinemat- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on the night and only one ic antecedents, "Anna," other nomination: an au- Unpredictability per- which boasts an appealing Ella Hunt stars as Anna in the film “Anna and the Apocalypse.” dience award nod along- vaded the ceremony, es- cast of fresh-faced new- side 14 other films. Some pecially for the winners, comers and a quirky Scot- small Scottish town of Lit- ly one day. Heading out of tive, a fight to the death may have forgotten it was themselves. When the tish sensibility, is charm- tle Haven, and keen to ex- the house, Anna puts her for our spirited band of eligible. Having first pre- Fred Rogers documentary ing, often clever, and perience the world. As we headphones in and sings teenagers seeking to es- miered at the Cannes Film "Won't You Be My Neigh- unexpectedly moving, too. begin, she's informing her cheerfully of a beautiful cape the deadly bite and Festival in May 2017, "The bor" won the Gothams' And who's to say we're not dad (Mark Benton), who's new morning. "What a reunite with loved ones, if Rider" was nominated by audience award, its direc- ready for a zombie horror raising her alone, that she time to be alive," she sings, they're alive. For Anna, it's the Gotham's West Coast tor Morgan Neville was holiday musical? Com- plans to postpone univer- and dances, oblivious to about finding her father. corollary, the Indepen- stunned, partially since pared to your average TV sity and travel to Austra- the murderous zombie Her face streaked with dent Film Spirit Awards, he had already lost best newscast these days, it's lia. He is NOT amused. mayhem happening in the blood, killing zombies with in February as one of last documentary to RaMell positively relaxing. Dad's the janitor at An- suburban streets around nothing but an oversized year's best. Ross' "Hale County This The film, directed by na's high school, which her. It's the film's most en- candy cane for a weapon, Zhao, too, wasn't in at- Morning, This Evening." John McPhail with catchy is run by a misfit head- tertaining number. Anna fights with the te- tendance (she is prepping "To say this was a sur- original songs by Roddy master, Savage (Paul The dialogue can be nacity and fury of a Scot- her next film). And few prise would be an extreme Hart and Tommy Reilly, Kaye). The first part of quite funny, as when the tish Katniss Everdeen. looked more surprised understatement," Neville has a sad backstory. It's the movie — we'll call it teens contemplate the fate And yet, this being a mu- than the producers — said. "Since I didn't know based on a BAFTA-win- the "High School Musi- of their favorite celebri- sical, she still finds time to Bert Hamelinck and Mol- we were nominated." ning short film, "Zombie cal" section — introduces ties. Justin Bieber's a zom- sing. Musical," by Ryan McHen- us to the typical slate of bie, one of them exclaims. Her back up against ry, who died at age 27 of teen characters and their Ryan Gosling? "Alive, the wall, she sings that if Malaysian developer cancer in 2015 just as his struggles. dead, the guy's still cool," she's gonna die anyway, project was on the way to Everyone's coping with another reasons. But the "I'll give them one hell of becoming a feature film. the usual teenage pres- idea that Taylor Swift a show." And so she does. sues Disney and Fox The new film has the sures as they seek to might be a zombie is too By the end, you may find undeniable asset of Ella define themselves and much for one: "Tay-Tay's yourself wiping away a Hunt in the lead role, prepare for imminent fine!" few tears. Somehow, this over theme park charismatic and touching adulthood. The latter part of the amusingly chaotic mash- KUALA LUMPUR, Ma- no grounds to pull out. as teen heroine Anna. At What they don't expect film, and it does get to feel up of genres finds a way laysia (AP) — Resort de- The complaint also alleges 18, Anna is ready to grad- is, um, a zombie apoca- a bit long, becomes a more to strike a final note that's veloper Genting Malaysia that Disney and 21st Cen- uate high school in her lypse. It happens sudden- traditional zombie narra- simple and true. has filed a lawsuit in Cal- tury Fox interfered with ifornia seeking at least $1 the contract and caused Joyce Carol Oates views past via future in new novel billion in damages from Twentieth Century Fox Walt Disney Co. and Fox Licensing and Merchan- By Christina Armed with firm rules Desperate for intima- Entertainment Group for dising, part of Fox Enter- Ledbetter (no questions, no intimate cy, yet unable to attain it alleged breach of contract tainment, to breach it. ASSOCIATED PRESS relationships, no provi- without fear of execution, related to a theme park, Disney's acquisition of sion of future knowledge, loneliness suffocates this the company said Tues- 21st Century Fox raised "Hazards of Time Travel" among others), a fake protagonist. All the while, day. issues because Genting's (Ecco), birth certificate, a vague her classes, art and limited The lawsuit filed Mon- resort includes a casino, by Joyce Carol Oates backstory and one box relationships stimulate her day in the Central Cali- which conflicts with Dis- of secondhand clothing, thinking in ways she's nev- fornia District Court cites ney's stance against gam- In Joyce Carol Oates' fu- Adriane enters her fresh- er before experienced, cre- damages from Fox's with- bling. ture America, history and man year at Wainscotia ating a love story wrapped drawal from an agreement Genting says it has in- free thought are off-limits. State University. Oates in psychological turmoil. set in 2013 to license its vested nearly $180 mil- Thus, high school senior doesn't squander much Imagery takes a back seat intellectual property for a lion in the Fox project. Adriane Strohl is arrest- print on obvious wonder- to intellectual discourse. Fox World theme park in Its most recent quarterly ed for treasonous speech ments in this setting. Save While readers receive a Resort World Genting, a report said the group was when it's revealed that her for puzzlement over a clear picture of the univer- sprawling facility perched focused on developing its valedictory address is com- typewriter and the oddity sity campus where Adriane, on a mountain in Malaysia. resort and on preparing to prised of questions that of witnessing her house- now dubbed "Mary Ellen," The theme park would roll out the "highly antic- her classmates haven't the mates smoke cigarettes resides, showy descriptions have been Fox's first. ipated 20th Century Fox nerve to ask. While the curi- free from worry, Adriane's are limited. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS According to Genting's World Theme Park" as ous student isn't "deleted," biggest surprises comes in What starts as a famil- complaint, Fox issued a well as another attraction, as some have been, she's the classroom. Here, while iar dystopian story line In Joyce Carol Oates’ "notice of default" aimed the Skytropolis indoor sent into exile 80 years into struggling to intellectual- morphs into a tale so per- “Hazards of Time at ending the agreement. theme park. the past to the idyllic town ly find her place, she falls plexing one shouldn't read Travel,” she creates Despite disagreements The opening of the Fox of Wainscotia, Wis. Here, in love with a fellow exile, this book alone. Cerebral a fictional depiction over the specific terms of themed park had been Adriane will face the "Haz- complicating her existence book clubs, clear your cal- of a future America the deal, Genting said in planned for the first half ards of Time Travel." in a myriad ways. endars. without free thought. a statement that Fox had of 2019. A8 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Stan Lee’s cause of death revealed By Peter Sblendorio Angeles. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS "He had been ill for quite a while, so it was a sort of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A cause of death has progression," his brother, been revealed for late Larry Lieber, told the Marvel icon Stan Lee. Daily News shortly after The legendary comic Ex-NBA star Dikembe Mutombo book creator died from Lee's death. "He lived a heart and respiratory ail- long life and it was not ments, a newly released unexpected. But I'm still death certificate shows. very sad and trying to moved to tears in Jerusalem His immediate cause of adjust." death is listed as cardiac Spider-Man, The JERUSALEM (AP) — emotional experience. He NBA All-Star who played an-Israeli philanthropist arrest, while respiratory Incredible Hulk, Black Basketball Hall of Famer said he thought about his for six teams, was in town and sports enthusiast failure and congestive Panther, the X-Men and Dikembe Mutombo, a parents, who died before for the inauguration of a Sylvan Adams, calls heart failure were record- the Fantastic Four are fearsome 7-foot-2-inch they could see the place new sports center, where itself an "oasis of coexis- ed as underlying causes, among the fan-favorite center in his playing they had spent their lives he flashed his signature tence" in the diverse city, according to paperwork superhero characters that days, said Tuesday he reading about in the finger-wag and showed off catering to Israelis and published by TMZ. Lee helped create during was moved to tears at Bible. his trademark shot-block- Palestinians alike. Lee died on Nov. 12 his lengthy tenure with the sight of Jerusalem's "My parents might be ing skills at a clinic in Mutombo said that com- at the age of 95 in Los Marvel. ancient walls. gone, but they instilled in front of a mixed crowd of ing from a conflict-ridden Mutombo, who hails me the dream of coming excited Jewish, Christian country convinced him from a devout Christian here, and I've made it," he and Muslim children. of the salutary power of community in Congo, said. "I can't believe I'm The center, located at sport, and allowed him re- Film on Roger Ailes described his first visit really here." the city's YMCA and late to politically troubled to the holy city as an Mutombo, an eight-time sponsored by Canadi- places. looks at creator of Julie Chen returning as the host ‘outrage factory’ NEW YORK (AP) — Roger Ailes might of ‘Big Brother: Celebrity Edition’ not always have been a household name during his time at Fox News, but By Peter Sblendorio down from his role of many media commenta- NEW YORK DAILY NEWS CEO of CBS Corp. in tors believe he changed September after numer- Julie Chen will return the TV landscape forever. ous women came forward As the architect of the as the host of the CBS and accused him of sexual conservative cable news reality show "Big Brother: misconduct. channel, Ailes created Celebrity Edition" in the Moonves has denied the a beacon for what he aftermath of her husband allegations. deemed as an under- Les Moonves' departure Chen, who's been served news market. from the network. married to Moonves Now the world that Ail- CBS officially confirmed since 2004, has stood by es created is the subject Chen's return in a press her husband since the of a new documentary, release Tuesday, referring accusations emerged. "Divide and Conquer: The to her as "Julie Chen She announced she was Story of Roger Ailes." Di- Moonves" in the an- leaving another CBS rected by Alexis Bloom, nouncement. program, "The Talk," in the film deconstructs the Chen, 48, notably signed September, but her future rise and fall of the late off of her first “Big Broth- with "Big Brother" had head of Fox News Chan- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er” episode since the scan- been unclear. nel. It opens in theaters dal began by referring The new season of "Big on Dec. 7, as well as VOD, ly related to him. to herself as “Julie Chen Brother: Celebrity Edi- Apple iTunes, and Ama- The documentary con- Moonves” after previously tion" premieres on Jan. 21 zon streaming services. cludes with Ailes' tenure just going by Julie Chen and is set run until Feb. "To be honest with you, being eroded by a flurry on the show. 13, with multiple episodes most of the time that I of sexual harassment Chen's husband stepped airing each week. FILE PHOTO | TNS told people I was working lawsuits, including one by on a film about Roger former Fox News anchor Ailes, people didn't know Gretchen Carlson. Amanda Bynes opens up about sobriety who he was. I think peo- "He made flamethrower ple in media really knew TV viable and desirable," who he was, because he said Bloom. "He showed "I know that my be- first soured with 2006's had a lot of time on my By Rachel DeSantis made such a big impact," us all that heat over light NEW YORK DAILY NEWS havior was so strange "She's the Man," as the hands and I would 'wake Bloom said. was the most successful that people were just actress said seeing herself and bake' and literally be The general public, how- formula. Take the journal- Amanda Bynes is four trying to grasp at straws dressed as a boy on screen stoned all day long... I got ever, probably knows him ism out, and put the en- years sober and hinting at for what was wrong," led to a "deep depression" really into my drug usage more for the swift turn tertainment in. And that a return to showbiz, years Bynes told the outlet. "It that lasted 4-6 months. and it became a really of events that led to his might stay with us. He after ducking out of the definitely isn't fun when Bynes said she first dark, sad world for me." ouster. Ailes was brought kind of divided America spotlight following a very people diagnose you with started smoking weed at The actress has now down by a plethora of sex- and created this outrage public breakdown. what they think you age 16, but didn't abuse been sober for four years, ual harassment lawsuits, factory, and it's still going The "She's the Man" are... 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By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF LYNN — After a disappointing rst-round exit from the state tournament last season, St. Mary’s girls basketball coach Jeff Newhall and the Spar- tans will look to turn the page early. “I think that we have had great success and a great run here,” Newhall said. “I tell the kids that bad losses stick out more than they should. You should really remember all the wins and success but the losses stand out. “That one hurt and it still does sting to think about,” Newhall added of last seasons ending. “To be a 1 seed and to lose in the rst round at home, especially to Bishop Fenwick, hurt but we just have to move on. We can’t go into the season worrying about how we could have won that game or we will never succeed.” This year the Spartans will rely on a large group of capable players to help continue the winning atmosphere. “We have had some really good teams in the past but I will say that this team, for the climate of high school basketball right now, our talent pool is very deep,” Newhall said. “We may not have the super- stars, and by that I mean players moving on to play ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE at a high level in college, but we have 15 to 20 kids St. Mary’s junior Olivia Matela is part of a core group who I would consider in the mix for varsity.” that the Spartans girls basketball team will rely on SPARTANS, B2 this winter.

ITEM FILE PHOTO Lynn eld senior pitcher Fernando Gonzalez has Spartans hockey aims for another Super 8 committed to play college baseball at New Mexico Junior College next season. By Harold Rivera we just lost to a good team.” ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Now the Spartans are eager to put last year behind them and LYNN — The St. Mary’s boys get back to the “blue-collar” Lynn eld’s Gonzalez hockey team’s defense of its mentality that has brought 2017 Division 1 state champion- them postseason success as the ship didn’t go the way the Spar- 2018-2019 campaign approach- commits to New tans hoped it would. St. Mary’s es. peaked into “Super 8” contention “We’ve always been a blue-col- Mexico Junior College but was bounced in the play-in lar team that has to punch the game and then fell to Winchester clock to go to work,” Lee said. in Division 1 North quarter - “That’s usually how we become By Anne Marie Tobin nals. ITEM STAFF successful, we try to outwork the Overall, the Spartans nished opponents because the teams we LYNNFIELD — Lynn eld High senior baseball cap- the 2017-2018 season at 12-7-4 compete against are very talent- tain Fernando Gonzalez is going west. and their tournament run con- ed. We’ve always had pride in Last week in the high school gymnasium, Gonzalez cluded much sooner than they our work ethic. Hopefully this signed a letter of intent to play collegiate baseball at wanted it to. year it continues to be a hard New Mexico Junior College. “We came off as state champi- working team.” “This was de nitely the best decision for me and I am ons the previous year,” St. Mary’s Leading St. Mary’s core of re- very excited to go. I have not been to New Mexico before coach Mark Lee, in his 34th turners are four senior captains and know the conditions will always be hot so I will have season guiding the Spartans, in forwards Damon Maribito to adjust to that and the level of play. I know I will have said. “The year before, we lost in and Colin Reddy, and defensem- to work really hard to succeed, but I believe I can do it double overtime in the state en Nick Napolitano and Kyle and that New Mexico is the perfect place for me to get to championship. Last year was a Ouellette. the next level, which ultimately is to get drafted.” little disappointing the way we “I think this veteran group has went out. I don’t think we had Gonzalez is a hard-throwing left-hander who has daz- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE very good leaders,” Lee said. “I zled on the mound since his freshman season. our best day that game. In the St. Mary’s senior forward Colin Reddy is think behind them, we’ll de - “His rst year as a freshman he got his chance to get tournament, it’s one-game elim- nitely be competitive.” on the mound and his rst game was one-hitter against one of four team captains who will lead ination. If you don’t show up, you Masco,” said Lynn eld coach John O’Brien. “I think he the Spartans hockey team this season. don’t move on. We battled hard, HOCKEY, B2 had 11-12 strikeouts. Sophomore year, he began to get more time at DH and at rst base, then last year, he played perfectly at rst and also began to really hit the ball hard. He worked really hard over the winter and Fenwick’s David Cifuentes named MVP of CCL reinvented his swing. The result was he really hit it hard, on a line, and developed into a heckuva ball player and I By Mike Alongi believe he will do well.” ITEM STAFF Hard work is nothing new to Gonzalez, a METCO stu- dent from Boston. Gonzalez has had to work just as hard, Bishop Fenwick junior running back David if not harder, off the eld to even make it through the day. Cifuentes capped off a stellar junior season “He is a really good kid and it has not been easy. He with the honor of being named MVP of the is my rst bus stop at 5:55 in the morning so he has to Catholic Central League this week. be up at 5:30. He rarely missed any days, has great per- Cifuentes led the league in scoring with 146 sonal strength,” said Lynn eld METCO director Curtis points this year, logging a number of 100-plus Blyden. “With his parents, Fernando has a strong team yard games in the process. He rushed for 132 right from the start. He has also had strong support from yards and four touchdowns in a Thanksgiving coach O’Brien. And the community has been incredibly win over St. Mary’s. supportive. I’m very proud of him and this opportunity is Joining Cifuentes on the all-star team is so well deserved.” teammate Cory Bright, who earned all-star Gonzalez is the rst to admit that he has had a little honors for the third time. The senior quarter- help from his friends along his Lynn eld journey, which back missed the rst three games of the sea- began at the middle school. son, but then returned to throw for over 1,000 “Coach O’Brien actually drove me to visit Franklin yards and more than 15 touchdowns the rest Pierce and he and my teammates have also driven me of the way. to the train station when I’ve missed the bus,” said Gon- Fenwick senior lineman Tom MacDonald zalez. “He really pointed me in the right direction and was named co-Offensive Lineman of the Year ITEM FILE PHOTO has been so good to me and my family during the whole along with Cardinal Spellman’s Andrew Bishop Fenwick junior running back David Cifuent- process. Force. es, right, has been named MVP of the Catholic Central GONZALEZ, B2 CCL ALL-STARS, B2 League. Fenwick’s Bright, Gloucester’s Wood earn Moynihan honors Gloucester eld hockey’s single-season total in program Tracy Wood and Bishop Fen- history, in helping the Fisher- wick football’s Cory Bright men score nearly ve goals per have proven to be elite on the contest. athletic elds and in the class- A well-rounded skill set, room. That excellence in both which features speed to bring realms saw the two standouts the ball up the eld, intelli- named the Moynihan Lumber gence to nd the open player, Student-Athletes of the Month and the instincts to nish off for October. plays, led to a spot for her on Wood was at the forefront of the NEC All-Conference team. an incredible Gloucester eld “My role is to take the ball hockey season. The senior cap- up the eld and get us started tain helped lead her squad to in the circle, usually passing to a 16-2-3 record, setting the Mia Salah in the middle,” she program’s single-season wins said. “Having so many strong record and reaching the sec- teammates up front with me tional semi nals for the sec- makes it a great playing expe- ond time in the last three rience, and we’re always con - dent going into games. I try to years. help in any way I can, whether Wood’s impact on her team it’s scoring, handling the ball was enormous. On the left COURTESY PHOTO or passing off.” ITEM FILE PHOTO wing, she scored a whopping Gloucester eld hockey player Tracy Wood. 23 goals, the second-highest MOYNIHAN, B2 Bishop Fenwick quarterback Cory Bright. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018

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COURTESY PHOTO | JEFF NEWHALL From left, St. Mary’s Stella Bourgeois, Connor Donohue, Jalen Echevarria, George Freeman, Jack Maguire, DJ DiCenso and Mariele DiPrizio pose for a picture on the field at Gillette Stadium during the MIAA Super Bowl breakfast Tuesday. St. Mary’s hockey returns veteran core St. Mary’s basketball HOCKEY the puck in the net a bit more than has deep pool of talent From B1 they did last winter. “We’re hoping to put some more St. Mary’s also returns freshman pucks in the net,” Lee said. “We’re a SPARTANS defenseman Davis Kinne, who tal- program that’s always held a de- From B1 lied 21 points last winter as an fense-first philosophy. We’re in a lot “Obviously that doesn’t mean they will all play but what eighth-grader, and junior goalie Joe of these 2-1, 3-2 games at the level it does mean is we will have high intensity practices,” Purtell, who posted a 1.88 GAA last we play. Hopefully we try to work on Newhall added. “With that kind of work ethic the games season. Sophomores Kyle Ouellette getting pucks in the net a bit more. should take care of themselves.” (defenseman) and Brady Carpenter We’d like to see our production be a Some players St. Mary’s will look to step up this season (forward) will also play key roles. bit better from last year. It takes a include seniors Pamela Gonzalez, Ashley Sullivan and The Spartans welcome three new- lot of work. The biggest thing we Ellie Riordan and a junior class that includes Olivia Mate- comers who project to make key need to work in creating more of- la, Gabby Torres, Christina Nowicki and the Spartans contributions in juniors Will Flynn fense.” (forward), Max Giardina (forward) With a deep tournament run at lone forward Jannice Avelino. and Alex Nazarian (defenseman). the top of its list of goals, the Spar- “Sullivan is a four year varsity player and Gonzalez was “Those are the guys we’ll be look- tans put together a grueling regu- our leading scorer on team last year,” Newhall said. “Gab- ing for leadership,” Lee said. “There’s lar-season schedule. In addition to by Torres started every game here her first two years. a lot of other guys that’ll be out matching up against tournament Avelino was the backup to our only senior last season. She there competing. We’re cautiously mainstays in the Catholic Central didn’t get a ton of minutes but we are definitely expecting optimistic. It’s a good locker room League, St. Mary’s will face-off her to step up in a bigger role this season.” and that’s where it starts. We’ll take against a number of top-notch The Spartans will once again have their work cut out for it one day at a time. We like what we non-conference opponents. them this year while competing in a challenging Central see so far.” “As every year, it’s a very strong Catholic League. Lee said it starts with defense for (CCL),” Lee said. “Austin Prep, Ar- “This league, I would put it against anyone else’s in the the Spartans. With a solid defensive lington Catholic, Archbishop Wil- state,” Newhall said. “It’s remarkable what these schools core and an experienced goalie in liams, they’re always strong. Bishop have been able to accomplish. It’s hard, last year we went net, St. Mary’s feels defense will be Fenwick has improved, Matignon’s 7-5 and we could’ve honestly went 0-12. Cathedral is al- one of its strengths. always competitive. We have a non- ways a strong team and they’re definitely the team to “We have a solid defensive core,” league schedule of all ‘Super 8’ beat. Archbishop Williams has also had success and after Lee said. “In hockey it’s always been teams. Hingham, BC High, Pope those two teams everyone is in the mix. Every time you my belief that you start your team Francis, Malden Catholic. We don’t get on the bus to go to another CCL team’s gym it’s going from the goaltender out. Joe’s a ju- really dodge any bullets. That’s a big to be a challenge.” nior and he’s talented. Our defen- part of what we do with our sched- While Newhall recognizes the Spartans deep roster of sive core is as good as it’s been in a ule and we think it helps prepare us talented players, he doesn’t want to get ahead of himself when setting goals for the 2018 season. long time. That’s huge in high school for the state tournament.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE hockey.” St. Mary’s hosts Matignon Dec. 12 “It’s a new season, a new group and a fresh start and Offensively, the Spartans feel pos- at William Connery Rink before St. Mary’s senior Nick Napolitano that’s our focus now,” Newhall said. “We lost one senior. We itive about the competitions they hosting Winchester in a rematch of skates with the puck during a St. are going to have 17-18 people at varsity practices this have at forward during the presea- last season’s tournament quarterfi- Mary’s hockey practice Tuesday year. It’s going to take time to get to where we want to be, son. Lee said they’re looking to put nal Dec. 15. afternoon. but that doesn’t mean we are taking a step back at all. “The bar is always set high athletically at St. Mary’s,” Newhall added. “We are playing to advance as far as we can. At the end of the day only one team can win the state Gonzalez commits to New Mexico Junior College final and you can’t say that if you’re not that team you had a bad year. Last year gave us a wake up call and hopeful- GONZALEZ is going to do well down there. The happen, of finishing my career at a ly we can learn from it, but it’s not state championship or From B1 kids really love him and he is a gen- DI school.” bust that would be ridiculous.” tleman.” With the decision behind him, Gon- “The commute is still tough with Gonzalez said the decision came zalez’ focus is doing what he can to days starting at 5:30 and sometimes down to Franklin Pierce, which of- go out on top in his final season as a going until 11 only to have to get up fered him a scholarship, and New Pioneer. and do it all over again, but it’s been Mexico and that he made the deci- “Last year we had a great year, but worth it and I have had incredible sion about two months ago. we got off to a rough start,” Gonzalez support from so many people.” As far as New Mexico is concerned, said. “We hadn’t yet bonded as a team O’Brien said Gonzalez’ best pitch is Gonzalez says he doesn’t know a lot but once we realized that we became his fast ball, which has topped out in of the team but he does know he will on the same page. the 89-90 mph range. have to put in his share of hard work. This year our goals are to make “He also has a good curve, a slider “My goal is to get drafted and if that sure that we have everyone, whether and changeup, he has them all and doesn’t happen, then I hope to be able they are on the bench or in the first or he has blossomed into a fine young to move on to play Division I,” Gon- third base coaches’ boxes, doing what ITEM FILE PHOTO man. He has a lot to balance now zalez said. “I keep living my dream they need to bond early and then we with a job, but he is a terrific kid who of getting drafted or, if that doesn’t need Coach O’Brien do his magic.” St. Mary’s senior running back Jalen Echevarria. Bright, Wood named Moynihan student-athletes Fenwick, St. Mary’s

MOYNIHAN got off to a bit of a late start, as the passes and threw for 386 yards in a boast 15 total all-stars From B1 four-year starter missed significant victory. time after getting injured seven plays “I tore my ACL against (Spellman) Wood’s athletic prowess doesn’t stop into the season. But he essentially put last year,” Cory said. “So having suc- CCL ALL-STARS on the field hockey field, either. She’s together a season’s worth of statistics cess against them and getting the win From B1 also a standout swimmer and a North- in half the time. made the entire process worth it, even Other Fenwick players to make the all-star team were eastern Conference all-star softball In just five-plus games, the senior if it was a tough one.” senior receiver/defensive back Keegan O’Connor, senior player in the spring, where she was quarterback threw for 1,167 yards In the classroom, he sports an ‘A’ receiver/defensive back Derek DelVecchio, senor receiver/ the starting center fielder and No. 3 with 16 touchdowns and only two in- average while taking AP US History defensive back George Fiskatoris, senior offensive line- hitter for the NEC champion Fisher- terceptions in helping lead the Cru- and AP Government. The senior’s fa- man/linebacker Ian Connor, junior running back/line- men last spring. saders to a 9-2 record, winning the vorite classes are math and history, backer Joe Rivers and sophomore quarterback/lineback- In the classroom, Wood is just as Catholic Central League Large cham- and he’s looking to major in one of er Chrys Wilson. impressive as she sports a 4.0 grade pionship. those subjects when he gets to college. St. Mary’s had six players named to the all-star team, point average while taking a difficult Not only is Bright one of the most Overall, Cory contributes his success headlined by senior running back/linebacker George course schedule, featuring multiple productive players on the field, he also to his work ethic. Freeman and senior lineman D.J. DiCenso, both of whom AP classes. She is the Vice President takes pride in being a leader on and off “It’s challenging at times trying to are now two-time CCL All-Stars. Also named to the all- of the Senior class and received a the field. balance sports with schoolwork,” he star team was senior running back/defensive back Jalen Medtronic Biomedical Engineering “My role is to be a leader,” he said. said. “I’ve been able to find success in Echevarria, senior lineman Jack Maguire, senior quar- Internship, the field which she hopes “Being a quarterback and captain, all both areas through time management, terback/defensive back Connor Donohue and junior re- to study in college. eyes are on me and I try day in and keeping an eye on schedules and plac- ceiver/linebacker Eni Falayi. “I try to focus on those type of sub- day out to lead by example.” ing as much time as I can on school- Other players who were named to the all-star team jects in school,” Wood said. “Sports has Cory led the Crusaders’ to a 13-7 work. There are some late nights and include Force, Colin Tracey, Dan D’Ambrosio, Jack Graf- helped me with time management victory over Malden Catholic in his schoolwork on the weekends, but hav- ton and Jovan Marrero (Cardinal Spellman); Siveny Au- and work ethic to perform well in the first game back. His best game statis- ing success and the satisfaction of gustin, Colton Casper, Neil Sanders and Nic Tardanico classroom and on the field.” tically came against Cardinal Spell- putting in the work and seeing good (Archbishop Williams); and Joe Greaney, Josh Smith, Joe Cory Bright’s 2018 football season man, where he tossed five touchdown results makes it all worth it.” Greenwood and Frank Canceliere (Arlington Catholic). WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Bishop Fenwick tember 29 through Decem- ber 22 at Connery Rink. The softball coach program consists of 12 ses- sions running from 9:30 Bishop Fenwick is hiring a a.m. to 11:40 a.m. new softball coach for the The cost of the program is Spring 2019 season. Anyone $125, plus any USA Hockey interested can contact Fen- fees if applicable. Partici- wick athletic director Dave pants will need to bring a Woods at [email protected]. hockey helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, skates, hockey or Learn to Skate warm waterproof gloves and hockey or warm waterproof program pants. Lynn Youth Hockey will For more information, con- be holding its annual Learn tact Brian Boisson at bbois- to Skate program from Sep- [email protected].

TV/RADIO TV Men’s College Basketball 6:30 p.m...... Eastern Ky. at Tennessee...... SEC Network 6:30 p.m...... Miami (Ohio) at Xavier...... FS1 7 p.m...... Richmond at Georgetown...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Rutgers at Miami...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... UMass vs. Quinnipiac...... NESN 7:15 p.m...... Syracuse at Ohio State...... ESPN2 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 7:30 p.m...... San Diego at Mississippi...... SEC Network Sony Michel breaks a tackle during a win over the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium Sunday 7:30 p.m...... Virginia at Maryland...... ESPN afternoon. 8 p.m...... Cleveland State at DePaul...... FS2 8 p.m...... Saint Peter’s at Auburn...... SEC Network 8:30 p.m...... Monmouth at Kentucky...... SEC Network 8:30 p.m...... Montana at Creighton...... FS1 Gronkowski, Michel returning to 9 p.m...... North Carolina at Michigan...... ESPN 9 p.m...... Purdue at Florida St...... ESPN2 9:15 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Northwestern...... ESPNU form at the right time for Patriots Women’s College Basketball 4:30 p.m...... North Dakota at UMass...... NESN FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Entering off-contending Minnesota Vikings set Brady’s ability to stretch the field in 7 p.m...... UNH at Boston University...... NESN Plus their bye last week, the repeated re- to visit New England this week. the passing game was affected with- NBA frain coming out of the Patriots’ locker Brady said he is hopeful that the out Gronk in the lineup. He was clear- 7 p.m...... New York at Philadelphia...... NBATV room was a need for more balance and run game, which produced a sea- ly excited to have him back, targeting 10 p.m...... Orlando at Portland...... NBATV consistency on offense. son-high 215 yards against New York, the 6-foot-6 tight end seven times Golf New England struggled with both will continue to be a consistent part against the Jets. 9:30 p.m...... Australian PGA Championship...... Golf over a four-game stretch in late Octo- of the offense the remainder of the Brady finished the day an efficient NHL ber and early November as tight end season. 20 of 31 for 283 yards and two touch- 7 p.m...... St. Louis at Detroit...... NBCSN Rob Gronkowski and rookie running “Hopefully we can keep it going,” he downs. Gronkowski was the recipient 9:30 p.m...... Pittsburgh at Colorado...... NBCSN back Sony Michel each missed time said during his weekly appearance of Brady’s second-longest pass of the Soccer because of injuries. Gronkowski sat on Boston’s WEEI radio on Monday. game, a 34-yard TD pass in the first 12:55 p.m...... Atletico Madrid vs. Monaco...... TNT out three of the four games nursing “When you can count on that many quarter . 3 p.m...... Tottenham vs. Inter Milan...... TNT a sore back and ankle. Michel missed yards of production, or 100, 150 yards “It felt good,” Gronkowski said. “I’ve back-to-back games with a knee inju- of production in the run game, then just been putting the work in the last ry. you are looking at 250, 300 (yards) in couple of weeks, whatever it was, to NFL Both were back in the starting line- the passing game and that is a good get back and now I just feel like I can AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE up and instrumental in the Patriots’ day.” keep on improving week in, week out East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA 27-13 road win over the Jets on Sun- The 215 rushing yards was New En- now and do what I have to do to help New England 8 3 0 .727 307 249 Dallas 6 5 0 .545 234 213 day . After making a lackluster return gland’s highest output since it gained the team.” Miami 5 6 0 .455 223 283 Washington 6 5 0 .545 220 229 against Tennessee in New England’s 246 yards at Indianapolis on Nov. 16, Brady was facing a heavy pass rush Buffalo 4 7 0 .364 161 272 Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 230 253 N.Y. Jets 3 8 0 .273 221 281 N.Y. Giants 3 8 0 .273 237 288 final game before its bye week, Michel 2014. up the middle on the play and was hit South South ran for 133 yards and a touchdown. The run game could get even more as he released the ball. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 7 3 0 .700 239 205 New Orleans 10 1 0 .909 409 256 It marked his third 100-yard effort help soon. He said his trust in Gronkowski’s Indianapolis 6 5 0 .545 325 273 Carolina 6 5 0 .545 287 282 of the season. Gronkowski also im- The Patriots announced late Mon- ability played into his decision to Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 178 189 Atlanta 4 7 0 .364 280 307 Jacksonville 3 8 0 .273 197 243 Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 294 338 pressed, catching three passes for 56 day that they have activated Rex Bur- throw the ball over the middle into North North yards and his first touchdown since khead from injured reserve. double coverage. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 7 3 1 .682 316 249 Chicago 8 3 0 .727 317 211 Week 1. Burkhead had been on IR with a “Absolutely,” Brady said. “I think Baltimore 6 5 0 .545 271 198 Minnesota 6 4 1 .591 265 246 While the performances came neck injury since Sept. 26. those are certain ones where Gronk Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 276 347 Green Bay 4 6 1 .409 264 267 against a struggling Jets team, they To make room on the 53-man roster, is probably the only tight end in the Cleveland 4 6 1 .409 253 283 Detroit 4 7 0 .364 238 286 West West are welcomed signs of progress to New England released offensive line- league that can make that play. He W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA quarterback Tom Brady with the play- man Matt Tobin. played a great game.” Kansas City 9 2 0 .818 404 294 L.A. Rams 10 1 0 .909 389 282 L.A. Chargers 8 3 0 .727 307 219 Seattle 6 5 0 .545 276 243 Denver 5 6 0 .455 252 252 Arizona 2 9 0 .182 155 293 Oakland 2 9 0 .182 187 327 San Francisco 2 9 0 .182 239 293 Saints remain on top of AP NFL power rankings Thursday’s Games Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. Sunday’s Games N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — For Trubisky. L.A. Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. the past 2½ months, one The Los Angeles Char- San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. thing has been clear in the gers jumped two places to Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Minnesota at New England, 4:25 p.m. Baltimore at Atlanta, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. NFL: Drew Brees and the No. 6 after dominating Ar- Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games New Orleans Saints are izona 45-10 as Philip Riv- Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. hard to stop. ers tied the NFL mark for The Saints’ winning consecutive completions at NHL streak reached 10 games 25 and the broke record for EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE with their 31-17 victory the most to start a game. Atlantic Division Central Division over Atlanta on Thanksgiv- And the Houston Texans, GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA ing night. who have won eight in a Tampa Bay 24 17 6 1 35 92 68 Nashville 24 17 6 1 35 81 58 Buffalo 24 16 6 2 34 76 66 Minnesota 23 14 7 2 30 75 63 The Saints will play their row after a 0-3 start, re- Toronto 25 17 8 0 34 88 64 Colorado 23 13 6 4 30 86 65 second consecutive Thurs- mained No. 7 after topping Boston 24 13 7 4 30 67 59 Winnipeg 22 13 7 2 28 74 62 Montreal 24 11 8 5 27 76 81 Dallas 24 12 10 2 26 68 66 day night game when they the Tennessee Titans 34-17 Detroit 24 10 11 3 23 68 80 Chicago 24 9 10 5 23 65 82 open Week 13 by facing the on Monday night. Florida 22 9 9 4 22 73 81 St. Louis 22 8 11 3 19 67 73 Ottawa 24 9 12 3 21 85 104 Pacific Division Dallas Cowboys. “The surging Texans Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA And it’s not the least bit honored late owner Bob GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 24 14 9 1 29 81 69 surprising that the surging McNair with an eighth con- Washington 24 14 7 3 31 84 74 San Jose 24 12 8 4 28 75 74 Columbus 24 14 8 2 30 84 78 Vegas 25 12 12 1 25 69 70 Saints kept the No. 1 spot PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS secutive victory behind a N.Y. Rangers 25 13 10 2 28 75 76 Anaheim 25 10 10 5 25 56 74 in the latest AP Pro32 poll. powerful ground game and N.Y. Islanders 23 12 9 2 26 72 68 Vancouver 26 11 13 2 24 77 94 They received all 12 first- New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, the usual stingy defense,” Carolina 23 11 9 3 25 63 66 Edmonton 23 10 11 2 22 64 76 right, and wide receiver Austin Carr, left, cele- Pittsburgh 22 9 8 5 23 74 71 Arizona 22 9 11 2 20 53 62 place votes and 384 points said Ira Kaufman of Fox 13 Philadelphia 23 10 11 2 22 69 82 Los Angeles 23 8 14 1 17 51 74 brate with wide receiver Keith Kirkwood, cen- New Jersey 23 9 10 4 22 68 76 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. in balloting Tuesday by me- in Tampa, Florida. dia members who regularly ter, after a touchdown Sunday. The Pittsburgh Steelers Tuesday’s Games Dallas at Calgary, 9 p.m. cover the NFL. dropped three spots to No. San Jose at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. The league’s other 10-1 New York Jets 27-13. Ottawa at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games “Right here, right now, 8 after their 24-17 loss at Anaheim at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 7 p.m. team, the Los Angeles The only change in the top Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. Drew Brees is this year’s Denver. Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. MVP in a very crowded Rams, stayed at No. 2 after five was the Chicago Bears, “Big Ben blows the game Vegas at Chicago, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. its bye week. And the Kan- who inched up a spot to No. Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. field of contenders,” News- in Denver,” Fox Sports’ Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Arizona at Nashville, 8 p.m. day’s Bob Glauber said. “At sas City Chiefs, who also 5 after topping the Lions John Czarnecki said of Dallas at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9 p.m. were on a bye last week, re- 23-16 on Thanksgiving as Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Vegas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. almost 40 years old, he’s Steelers quarterback Ben Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games playing perhaps his best mained No. 3. backup quarterback Chase Roethlisberger, who threw St. Louis at Detroit, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Florida, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Florida, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. football, with 29 touchdown Tom Brady and the New Daniel threw for 230 yards for 462 yards but had two San Jose at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Anaheim at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. passes and just two inter- England Patriots are still and two touchdowns in interceptions and now has ceptions.” No. 4 after disposing of the place of the injured Mitchell 12 for the season. NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division MGM named official gambling partner of MLB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 17 4 .810 — Memphis 12 7 .632 — NEW YORK (AP) — MGM commercial activity that cen- Philadelphia 14 8 .636 3½ San Antonio 10 10 .500 2½ Boston 11 10 .524 6 Dallas 9 9 .500 2½ Resorts International became tral baseball, meaning Major Brooklyn 8 13 .381 9 New Orleans 10 11 .476 3 Major League Baseball’s offi- League Baseball will engage New York 7 14 .333 10 Houston 9 10 .474 3 Southeast Division Northwest Division cial gambling partner in the in and similarly the kind of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB U.S. and Japan, a deal made commercial activities that Charlotte 10 10 .500 — Denver 13 7 .650 — Orlando 10 11 .476 ½ Oklahoma City 12 7 .632 ½ as the sport tries to ensure will be allowed on the club Washington 8 12 .400 2 Portland 12 8 .600 1 more prevalent legal sports level, as well.” Miami 7 12 .368 2½ Minnesota 10 11 .476 3½ betting does not lead to any Atlanta 4 16 .200 6 Utah 9 12 .429 4½ The U.S. Supreme Court in Central Division Pacific Division scandals of the type sparked May overturned the Profes- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB by illegal wagers in its past. sional and Amateur Sports Milwaukee 14 6 .700 — Golden State 15 7 .682 — “Over the past 18 months Indiana 12 8 .600 2 L.A. Clippers 13 6 .684 ½ Protection Act, which pro- Detroit 10 7 .588 2½ L.A. Lakers 11 8 .579 2½ we’ve had various senior hibited every state but Neva- Chicago 5 16 .238 9½ Sacramento 10 10 .500 4 people in the office involved Cleveland 4 15 .211 9½ Phoenix 4 15 .211 9½ da from allowing betting on various aspects of the sports Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games gaming project,” baseball most sporting events. New York at Detroit, 7 p.m. Golden State at Toronto, 8 p.m. Baseball was plagued by Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Commissioner Rob Manfred Toronto at Memphis, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. betting scandals in the 19th Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Friday’s Games said at Tuesday’s announce- L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. ment. “I think that we have and early 20th centuries, the Wednesday’s Games Cleveland at Boston, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Charlotte, 7 p.m. ensured ourselves on the in- biggest a thrown World Se- Utah at Charlotte, 7 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. tegrity front by updating our ries in 1919 that led to life- Utah at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Memphis at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. policies, making clear what time bans for eight Chicago MGM Resorts CEO James Murren, left, and Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. employees and players can “Black Sox” players imposed MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, right, Dallas at Houston, 8 p.m. Houston at San Antonio, 8 p.m. San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Miami, 8 p.m. and cannot do on the one by the first baseball commis- pose for a picture during a news confer- Washington at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. sioner, Kenesaw Mountain ence at MLB headquarters in New York City Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. hand, and on the other devel- Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. oping clear guidelines for the Landis. Tuesday. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 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 CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

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 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Consider your budget before An opportunity should not be The changes you make You’ll have plenty of ideas, but A change will do you good. Practice what you preach. you spend money on end-of- ignored. Put everything aside should reflect what you can before you get started, make Make plans to get together Someone will give you some- year festivities or buy gifts for and look at the possibilities. afford as well as how you sure you have accurate infor- with friends or attend an event thing to think about if you don’t loved ones. Walk away from Negotiate on your own behalf take care of business. Don’t mation and that your plans are that will encourage networking. anyone trying to coax you to be to come out on top. Get what live up to the standards you let someone else handle realistic. Personal change and You’ll be inspired by the infor- expect others to maintain. Per- excessive or indulgent. you want in writing. your affairs. romance are favored. mation you receive. sonal growth is encouraged. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Check the facts before you share Don’t let anger take the reins. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Put some muscle behind your Do your own thing. Don’t feel Pay close attention to what’s SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) information with others. Some- Think matters through and of- Keep the momentum going un- one will pass along information fer reasonable suggestions. plans. Don’t wait for some- the need to follow someone going on at home and with til you are happy with the re- that could make you look bad If someone wants to be ex- one else to jump in and take else. Trust in your ability and anyone you are in a close rela- if it’s not completely accurate. cessive, it doesn’t mean you charge. Set your plans in mo- use experience and logic to tionship with. Look for any sign sults you get. Whether at work Question change and people should follow suit. Do what’s tion and don’t stop until you ensure that you do what’s best of discontentment or missing or home, it’s up to you to follow who tend to be unpredictable. right, not what’s popular. are finished. for you. information. through with your plans.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom stays close to married son through a tracking app Over-the-shoulder has hidden problems DEAR ABBY: I have hurtful. I love my boy- In the over-the-shoulder playing East for the ace. been married to my hus- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van friend and don’t want to style of bridge literature, the Declarer was just about to band for five years. We live Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, end the relationship, but author describes his thoughts plunge forward when he re- in the same town as my and was founded by her mother, I’m afraid I must because as he plays through a deal. alized that, since he had two in-laws, and for the most I don’t want to be with The danger is that the writer club entries on the board, he Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at someone I can never satis- part, we get along great. will be constantly patting him- could afford to make a dis- However, my mother-in- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los fy (he has mentioned he self on the back for his great covery play first. At trick three, law does something that Angeles, CA 90069. plans to propose). makes me uneasy. She What do you think? I plays and defenses. he led the spade king. When uses an app to track my wish he had never asked Frank Stewart in “Play Bridge East won with the ace, West husband. She pressured er’s demands, and that he think you should take your me to do this because it With Me” (Baron Barclay) was marked with the heart him into installing it right isn’t bothered by such an mother-in-law on by your- feels horrible. If any male pulls it off because his deals ace — why? before our wedding and obvious invasion of priva- self. Enlist the help of a li- readers have insight, I’d are instructive. In today’s deal, East passed as dealer, but has tracked him ever cy. censed marriage and fam- love to hear from them as how should South play in four was known to have started since. Am I wrong to be upset ily therapist for suggestions well. hearts? West leads the dia- with the spade ace and dia- She’ll often text or call about this? What can I do about how to create some NOT ENOUGH mond 10. East wins with his mond ace-jack. Now the only him to ask why he’s going to get my mother-in-law to separation, because that ace and returns a diamond to chance was to find East with give us some privacy? to the store, or what he process may be somewhat DEAR NOT ENOUGH: dummy’s queen. the heart 10 and jack by run- was doing when he was complicated. What your boyfriend has Stewart (South) began with ning the heart eight from the late to work, etc. Once he UNEASY IN KANSAS suggested is a common board. tried to remove the app, DEAR ABBY: My rela- one heart because he did not DEAR UNEASY: You’re male fantasy. I can only want to face the rebid if he but she quickly noticed not wrong. Your husband tionship with my boy- wonder if he would react and confronted him. Abby, should revoke the location friend has been wonderful, the same way you have if opened one club, and partner I have never seen her so permission on the app on except for one issue. He you suggested a threesome responded one spade. (One angry! My husband caved his phone or delete it alto- wants us to have a three- with him and another no-trump would have been a and reinstalled it. Since gether. way with another woman. man. big underbid, two hearts a bit then, he says it doesn’t What his mother is doing Even after I let him know Because this isn’t your of an overbid.) North then had really bother him that she is sick. She is using the I’m not bisexual, he has cup of tea, you are right to an awkward response, unsure tracks him. tracker as a substitute for suggested it multiple have refused. What con- what his minor-suit queens Part of me feels that if he the umbilical cord that times. Some of my previ- cerns me is what you think were worth. He compromised wants to let his mother should have been severed ous partners have sug- is going to happen if the by bidding one spade, then track him, that’s his busi- gested this as well, and it when her son was born. It’s two of you should marry, showing game-invitational ness. But another part of a huge invasion of your has left me feeling as because this issue will not me feels this is an inva- and your husband’s priva- though I will never be go away once the “I do’s” values in hearts, which im- sion of my privacy as well, cy. enough. I consider it are over. As you requested, plied only three-card support. since we are together He is so used to caving in cheating, although they I will let male readers South could afford one much of the time. It also to his mother that he might disagree because I weigh in on this one, but trump loser, not two. That worries me that he’s so doesn’t have the strength would be involved. personally, I think the time would usually have involved quick to cave to his moth- to assert himself. I do not I find this extremely has come to resume your

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION mortgage given by Robert L. Murray and Carol J. Murray f/k/a Carol J. Richey to mortgage given by Michael Minervini to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Docket No. ES18P3407EA Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as nominee for H&R Inc. acting solely as a nominee for American Neighborhood Mortgage Acceptance Essex Probate and Family Court Block Mortgage Corporation, dated November 7, 2006 and recorded in Essex Company LLC, dated June 7, 2011 and recorded in Essex County (Southern 36 Federal Street County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26425, Page 124 (the District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30453, Page 4 (the "Mortgage"), as affected by Salem, MA 01970 "Mortgage") of which mortgage Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a Green Tree Servicing a Loan Modification Agreement dated October 27, 2016, and recorded at said (978)744-1020 LLC is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Registry of Deeds in Book 35522, Page 477 of which mortgage Ocwen Loan Systems, Inc., to Bank of America, N.A., successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LLC is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Servicing, LP fka Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP dated September 19, Registration Systems, Inc., solely as nominee for American Neighborhood Estate of: 2011 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Mortgage Acceptance Company LLC, its successors and/or assigns to Ocwen Loan Loretta M. Nadeau 30724, Page 563 and assignment from Bank of America, N.A. to Green Tree Servicing, LLC dated July 6, 2015 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Date of Death: 04/11/2018 Servicing LLC dated December 28, 2011 recorded in Essex County (Southern Registry of Deeds in Book 34238, Page 9, for breach of conditions of said To all interested persons: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31007, Page 109, for breach of conditions of mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged located at 32 Flint Street, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public Auction at 3:00 Representative has been filed by: premises located at 418 Summer Street, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public PM on December 20, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly Julie Mallon of Saugus MA Auction at 1:00 PM on December 20, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said as requested in the Petition. mortgage, to wit: The land in said Lynn with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as The Petitioner requests that: follows: Julie Mallon of Saugus MA A certain parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, now known as 418 Summer be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, as shown on Assessors Sheet 23. The Easterly: by Flint Street, 50 feet; on the bond in an unsupervised administration. lot contains 3,911 square feet of land and is bounded and described as follows: IMPORTANT NOTICE Southerly: by lot #68 on a plan hereinafter referred to; 100 feet; You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Northwest: by Summer Street, sixty-seven and 45/100 (67.45) feet; Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Westerly: by lot #83 on said plan, 58 feet; must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Northeast: by Lowell Street, forty-five and 87/100 (45.87) feet; the return day of 12/24/2018. Northerly: by lot #66A on said plan, 36 feet; This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Southeast: by land owned by Berry, seventy-five and 52/100 (75.52) feet; appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Easterly: by lot #66A on said plan, eight feet; and timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Southwest: by land owned by Milonopoulos, sixty-four and 93/100 (64.93) feet. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Northerly: by lot #66A on said plan, 64 feet. notice to you. Subject to the agreements and covenants contained in deed recorded in Book UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM 7569, Page 174. Said lot being shown as Lot #67A containing 5,288 square feet, more or less on PROBATE CODE (MUPC) "Subdivision Plan of Land located Lynn, Mass., prepared by Eastern Land Surveyor A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised For Mortgagor's title, see deed recorded at Book 15603, Page 287. Associates, Inc., Christopher R. Mello, P.L.S., Scale 1" = 20' , dated June 4, 1985, administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the District) Registry of Deeds in Book 15603, Page 287. See also deed recorded at Being the same premises as described in Deed recorded in Book 27787, Page Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and said Registry of Deeds in Book 22034, Page 490. 148. expenses of administration. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Date: November 15, 2018 municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30453, Page 3. Pamela Casey O'Brien encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Register of Probate and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other Item: November 28, 2018 record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to (SEAL) Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. LAND COURT to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of 18SM006556 acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order ORDER OF NOTICE in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon To: or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check Marilyn Delacruz premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Temistocle Tejada error in this publication. Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Other terms to be announced at the sale. premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: error in this publication. Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a Green Tree Servicing LLC Carrington Mortgage Services. LLC Korde & Associates, P.C. Other terms to be announced at the sale. 900 Chelmsford Street Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Suite 3102 Korde & Associates, P.C. numbered 8 Duke Street, given by Marilyn Delacruz and Temistocle Tejeda to Lowell, MA 01851 900 Chelmsford Street Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for (978) 256-1500 Suite 3102 Principal Residential Mortgage, Inc., dated July 25, 2003, and recorded in Essex Murray, Robert L., 18-032112 Lowell, MA 01851 County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 21417, Page 100, and now Item: November 21, 28, December 5, 2018 (978) 256-1500 held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for Minervini, Michael, 15-022974 determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Item: November 21, 28, December 5, 2018 THE TRIAL COURT If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Advertisement for Bid States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on Docket No. ES18P2483EA The Town of Nahant through its Board of Selectmen will receive sealed Bids for the that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Essex Probate and Family Court Fire Department Equipment Shelter Project until Wednesday December 12, 2018 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December 36 Federal Street at 10:00 AM local time, at the Office of the Town Administrator, Nahant Town Hall, 24, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Salem, MA 01970 334 Nahant Road, Nahant MA 01908 at which time they will be publicly opened benefits of said Act. (978)744-1020 and read. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of said Court on November 9, 2018. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson The work under this contract includes but is not limited to supply and installation Recorder Estate of: of a steel-framed fabric equipment shelter with an overhead door. The shelter will 17-031005 Rita Jean Kelly be used to house an active fire apparatus and must be heated. Attention of the Item: November 28, 2018 Also known as: R Jean Kelly Bidder is called to the requirements for prevailing wage rates to be paid as per Date of Death: 06/28/2018 M.G.L., Chapter 149, and Section 26 to 27H inclusive and reporting associated (SEAL) To all interested persons: thereto. Estimated project value is $65,000. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal LAND COURT Representative has been filed by: Bidding information may be reviewed at and/or obtained at no charge from the DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Mary Jo Kelly-LaPointe of Lynn MA Office of the Town Administrator, Nahant Town Hall, 334 Nahant Road, Nahant MA 18SM001517 requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief 01908 during normal business hours after 10:00 AM on Wednesday November ORDER OF NOTICE as requested in the Petition. 28, 2018. Bidding information may also be downloaded from the Town website at The Petitioner requests that: www.nahant.org by clicking "Bids and RFP's". To: Mary Jo Kelly-LaPointe of Lynn MA Ligia Tavarez be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Each bid shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond, a certified check, a treasurer's or on the bond in an unsupervised administration. cashier's check issued by a responsible bank or trust company or cash payment, and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 IMPORTANT NOTICE in the amount of five (5) percent of the submitted bid, as Bid Security. The checks U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the are to be made payable to the Town of Nahant, Massachusetts. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on The successful Bidder will be required to furnish a Payment and Performance Bond the return day of 12/17/2018. each in the amount of 100% of the Contract amount. No Bidder may withdraw claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written his/her Bid for a period of ninety (90) days after the date designated above for the numbered 176-178 Beacon Hill Avenue, given by Ligia Tavarez to Mortgage appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a opening. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Citibank, N.A., timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections dated June 25, 2012, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice Bids for this Contract are subject to the provisions of M.G.L. c.149, §44A(2)(C) Deeds in Book 31478, Page 226, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, to you. and M.G.L. c30, §39M. has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) The Town of Nahant reserves the right to reject any or all Bids or to accept any Bid A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised deemed by them to be in the best interest of the Town of Nahant, and to limit the If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the extent of the work to keep within the limits of available funds. States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Antonio Barletta that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Town Of Nahant this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December expenses of administration. Town Administrator 31, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Item: November 28, 2018 benefits of said Act. Date: November 5, 2018 Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on November 13, 2018. Pamela Casey O'Brien Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Register of Probate Recorder Item: November 28, 2018 18-031248 Item: November 28, 2018 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Gene-editing Chinese scientist kept much of his work secret

By Christina Larson ical staff involved in the Mainstream scientists way,” said Dr. Eric Topol, ASSOCIATED PRESS research, as well as appar- in China and globally said who heads the Scripps Re- ently from his own bosses. the experiment should search Translational In- SHENZHEN, China — He took advantage of the never have been tried. stitute in California. The Chinese scientist who loosely worded and irregu- “They chose to short-cir- He, who says his parents says he helped make the larly enforced regulations cuit the entire process. were farmers, was born world’s first gene-edited and generous funding They went rogue,” said Dr. in 1984 in southern Chi- babies veered off a tradi- available today in China, Kiran Musunuru, a Uni- na. At the time, the coun- tional career path, keep- in some cases skirting versity of Pennsylvania try was just beginning to ing much of his research even local protocols and gene-editing expert. emerge from the isolation secret in pursuit of a larg- possibly laws. On Monday, China’s Na- of the Mao era, and the er goal — making history. “The enormous ambition tional Health Commission average annual income He Jiankui’s outsized in China, the desire to ordered local officials in was only $300. Telephones aspirations began to take be the first, collides with Guangdong province — were rare. Many villages shape in 2016, the year the desire to create and which includes He’s labo- were not yet connected by after another team of Chi- enforce standards,” said ratory in Shenzhen — to paved roads. nese researchers sparked Jing-Bao Nie, an expert investigate his actions. It Initially, He followed a global debate with the on Chinese bioethics at was not clear if he could common path for scien- revelation that they had the University of Otago in face criminal charges. tists of his generation. altered the DNA of human New Zealand. His career trajectory After graduating from embryos in the lab. He On the eve of an interna- did not follow the expect- the University of Science soon set his mind on push- tional gene-editing sum- ed script. He did not pub- and Technology of China, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the boundaries of med- mit in Hong Kong this lish most of his earlier he moved to the United ical ethics even further. Last month, He Jiankui told the AP that he be- week, the 34-year-old sci- research on modifying States for graduate stud- lieved gene editing of human embryos resulting The China-born, U.S.- entist stunned the world mice and monkey DNA, ies. in live births was legal in China because the trained scientist once con- by claiming he had used as most scientists would There he earned a Ph.D. country has no law specifically forbidding it. fided to his former Stan- the powerful CRISPR have done. And the way he in biophysics from Rice ford University adviser gene-editing tool to alter advanced his latest study University in 2010, then his interest in gene-edited the DNA of twin girls born included questionable spent a year as a post- In 2012, He returned to technology companies. babies. He told The Associ- earlier this month. His decisions on secrecy and doctoral research fellow China to take up a post at “He was really inter- ated Press last month that claim could not be inde- medical ethics. at Stanford. His Stanford Southern University of Sci- ested in the notion of hu- he had been working on pendently confirmed, and “If you’re going to do adviser, Stephen Quake, ence and Technology — an man genome editing,” and the experiment for more it has not been published something this controver- described him as “super institution that opened only what situation would be than two years — a peri- in a journal, but it drew sial and this early, and you bright” and “at the cut- a year earlier and is partly appropriate, said Quake, od in which, by his own swift outrage from both want to be the leader of ting edge of trying to ap- funded by the government recalling one of He’s visits. account, he concealed in- researchers and regula- this movement, you want ply new technologies to of Shenzhen, a southern Quake gave feedback, but formation from some med- tors. to do it in an exemplary biology.” Chinese city known for its did not oversee the study.

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I will serve them I first met, when landlines away, the way good Cath- personal Martha Stewart. her when my daughter “They keep you so busy,” some light and tender gn- were pretty hot stuff, the olic girls did. If she wanted to rearrange Kathy was visiting from she said. But she appreci- occhi, for old times’ sake, primary means of com- My first apartment was her living room we would Florida, timed perfect- ated our coming by, and I with hopes of causing no munication was verbal in Beachmont, hers was in spend the day moving fur- ly for the “cocktail hour,” will pick her up soon and medical emergencies. — we would talk to each another section of Revere. niture around until we got other when we were to- One night, when we were it right. She always loved gether, or we might have a both very far along in our coming to my cooking quick chat to make a plan pregnancies, I called to see classes. on the phone. There was if she would like to come Barbara has always been no email, no texting, no over and help me make there through the years. cellphones. It may sound gnocchi, the Italian potato When I was getting ready prehistoric to some, but dumplings that are served to open Rosalie’s, she and that’s how it was when we with sauce. We would often her husband Richard would were 15 years old and dou- have a cooking date with help with painting and oth- ble-dating our 17-year-old her Polish grandmother, er challenges in pulling the boyfriends. who lived in Chelsea and place together. During the It’s hard to fathom now, taught us to make some of same period, when Bar- with technology always in the traditional dishes she bara was in her early 30s, our possession, how hu- learned as a child in Po- she decided to go to nurs- mans used to coordinate land, so my idea wasn’t a ing school, her profession meeting up for pizza or a surprise to her. for many years, which was drink without a means to Having never made gnoc- important when Richard connect once leaving the chi, I was not familiar with passed away when he was house, but that’s how it how tender and light they barely 55 years old. Years was through all of human should be. We did know later, when my parents history until just a few they were not supposed were both in an assisted liv- years ago. And that’s how it to resemble lead bullets, ing facility, Barbara would was when we were kids. If heavy and dense, but that’s help to care for them until you wanted to meet some- how they turned out that they passed away. They one, you made a plan first first time. They were edi- were both crazy about her. and then each of you went ble only with a heavy dose After being friends for out blindly into the world, of marinara sauce. Later so many years, I was con- Rosalie’s corn pudding is inspired by a recipe from Frida Kahlo. with no way to adjust the on in that same evening, cerned when, this fall, I plan if one was delayed. after eating those heavy tried a few times to reach Somehow we managed to gnocchi, Barbara went into Barbara without any re- make our plans work most labor and delivered Nancy, sponse. I decided to call her Corn pudding of the time, even without a her first child. Barbara has daughter in Maine. “Auntie $1,000 personal computer never let me forget her be- Ro, she is in assisted liv- Frida Kahlo is one of my favorite artists. Al- corn with ½ cup of milk. in our pockets or purses. lief that her labor that eve- ing.” I almost dropped the though I am not a big fan of Mexican food, I love — In a small bowl, mix 5 tbsp. flour with 1 Saturday nights, way ning was induced by the phone. There was a contact Frida’s recipes. “Frida’s Fiestas” is a recipe/ tbsp. baking powder and 1 tsp. salt. back when, were spent at gnocchi. list of the people that she reminiscence book written by the daughter of — Separate five eggs and beat the egg yolks the Oceanview Ballroom Years later, we each had wanted notified, but with Diego Rivera, Frida’s husband. Frida celebrated with the flour mixture and mix well. Combine the on Revere Beach. Often, three kids (I would later all of the logistical con- birthdays and feast days in the book, as well as butter, corn and egg yolk mixture. Set aside. after dancing the night add a fourth), and, with cerns those calls had not her enthusiasm for cooking, painting and enter- — Beat the egg whites until stiff and gently away, we would go over Barbara in Saugus while yet been made. She was taining, which makes for an inspiring and excit- fold into the corn mixture. to the West Lynn Cream- I was living in Wakefield, still settling in when I de- ing book. One of my favorites recipes that I’ve — Butter a baking dish and pour in the batter; ery and have a grilled we continued double-dat- cided to visit the facility in adopted from Frida’s recipes is corn pudding, bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 45 cheese and a frappe. When ing. On our 10th anniver- Wakefield. I brought her which is great as a side dish or on its own with a minutes, until the top is golden and a toothpick we were a little older we sary we went to New York a photo of the two of us, little soup and salad. It is especially comforting inserted in the center comes out clean. would go to the Willy and saw the Supremes taken about 30 years ago, this time of year as part of a holiday meal. – If you would like to make a sweet pudding, House in Swampscott or at the Plaza Hotel, then which I put in a cute frame. you can add chopped apricots, dates or pine- a movie at the Surf. For “Jesus Christ Superstar.” “I want you to come ev- — Cream 12 Tbsp. butter with 1 cup sugar. nuts to the mixture before folding in the egg special occasions we went We even had a limousine, ery week,” Barbara told — In food processor, puree 7-8 cups of frozen whites. to the Colonial for dinner, compliments of a “heavy me during the visit. Her For a classic rendition of chicken soup, use thighs By America's Test Kitchen This classic rendition of chicken soup starts the old-fashioned way, by making a from-scratch broth. But instead of using a whole chicken we turned to meaty chicken thighs, which kept things easier; they also added intense, meaty flavor to the broth. To cut down on greasi- ness, we removed the skin after browning and before PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS letting the thighs simmer This treat is called monkey bread because you eat it with your hands. along with the chopped and sauteed onion and bay leaves. With the broth and the Make a sweet bread that meat taken care of, we turned our attention to the soup with an eye to- you eat with your hands ward keeping things sim- ple and traditional. Onion, By America's dough coated with cinna- be pulled apart. The name carrot, celery and some PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Test Kitchen mon, sugar and melted "monkey" refers to how fresh thyme fit the bill. As Monkey bread is a knot- butter. It's traditionally you eat this sweet treat for the noodles, cooking The thighs are used to flavor the broth, but once ty-looking loaf of sweet served warm so that the with your hands. Follow them right in the broth in- the broth is strained, the meat can be shredded bread made from balls of sticky baked pieces can this recipe with your kids. tensified their flavor. and used for chicken salad or a pot pie.

Monkey bread Classic chicken noodle soup Servings: 8 — Spray counter lightly with vegetable oil Servings: 8-10 thighs and lightly brown second side, about 2 Start to finish: 2 to 3 hours (Active time: 10 spray. Place dough on greased counter and pat Start to finish: 1 hour minutes. Transfer to strainer set in large bowl. minutes) into 6-inch square. Use kitchen shears to cut Broth: Repeat with remaining thighs and transfer to Prepare Ingredients: dough into 36 pieces — 4 pounds bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs, strainer; discard fat in bowl. Pour off fat from — 1/2 cup packed light brown sugar — Roll each piece of dough into ball. Dip trimmed pot, add onion, and cook over medium heat — 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon each ball in melted butter to coat, roll in brown — Salt and pepper until just softened, about 3 minutes. Mean- — 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg sugar mixture, then place in greased pan. Cov- — 1 tablespoon vegetable oil while, remove and discard skin from thighs. Add — 6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted and er bottom of pan with dough balls in single — 1 onion, chopped thighs, water, bay leaves, and 1 tablespoon salt cooled layer. — 12 cups water to pot. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes. Add — Vegetable oil spray — Cover pan tightly with plastic wrap and — 2 bay leaves chicken breasts and continue simmering until — 1 pound pizza dough, room temperature leave in warm place until dough balls are puffy — 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken broth is rich and flavorful, about 15 minutes. — 1/3 cup confectioners' sugar and have risen slightly (about 1/2 inch), 1 to breasts, trimmed — Strain broth into large container, let stand — 2 teaspoons milk 2 hours. for at least 10 minutes, then remove fat from — Gather cooking equipment: — Adjust oven rack to middle position and Soup: surface. Meanwhile, transfer chicken to cutting — 3 small bowls heat oven to 350 degrees. Discard plastic. — 1 tablespoon vegetable oil board to cool. Once cooled, remove thigh meat — 8-inch round cake pan Place pan in oven and bake until top of monkey — 1 onion, chopped fine from bones, shred, and reserve for another use. — Ruler bread is light golden brown, 20 to 25 minutes. — 1 carrot, peeled and sliced thin Shred breast meat and reserve for soup. — Kitchen shears — Use oven mitts to remove monkey bread — 1 celery rib, halved lengthwise and sliced thin — For the soup: Heat oil in now-empty Dutch — Plastic wrap from oven (ask an adult to help). Place pan on — 2 teaspoons minced fresh thyme oven over medium-high heat until shimmering. — Oven mitts cooling rack and let monkey bread cool for 5 — 6 ounces wide egg noodles Add onion, carrot, and celery and cook un- — Cooling rack minutes (no longer). — 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley til onion has softened, 3 to 4 minutes. Stir in — Large plate — Place large plate on top of pan. Ask an — Salt and pepper thyme and broth and simmer until vegetables — Spoon adult to carefully flip out monkey bread onto — For the broth: Pat thighs dry with paper are tender, about 15 minutes. Add noodles and — Start cooking! plate. Remove pan. Let cool for 10 minutes be- towels and season with salt and pepper. Heat shredded breast meat and simmer until noo- — In small bowl, stir together brown sugar, fore glazing. oil in Dutch oven over medium-high heat until dles are just tender, about 5 minutes. Off heat, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Place melted butter — In third small bowl, stir confectioners' sug- smoking. Cook half of thighs skin side down stir in parsley and season with salt and pepper. in second small bowl. Spray 8-inch round cake ar and milk until smooth. Use spoon to drizzle until deep golden brown, about 6 minutes. Turn Serve. pan with vegetable oil spray. glaze over monkey bread. Serve warm.