MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 $365K grant to help Peabody curb ooding Program By Thor Jourgensen park and walk area along the canal. well into the mid-21st century. The re- ITEM STAFF One of Peabody’s historic waterways, sults are sobering. the canal receives storm water runoff “Tidal  ooding due to sea level rise is aims to PEABODY — Flooding in Peabody from a number of drainage sources across expected,” Callahan said, summarizing Square during heavy rains is a local fact of life city of cials hope to make history the city, said city assistant planning di- the study results. with $365,000 in money to design  ood rector Brendan Callahan. “Mayor (Edward) Bettencourt’s dedi- improve barriers. During heavy rains, the canal contrib- cation to address downtown  ooding is- The state “municipal vulnerability utes to  ooding in low-lying Peabody sues and develop the Riverwalk signals a grant” money will pay to advance designs Square, inundating streets, sidewalks commitment to the future welfare of the for a 1,600-foot  ood barrier paralleling and cellars. community and provides opportunities to student the canal from 25 percent to 75 percent A previous $224,000 grant helped the create other synergies,” Callahan added. design status. The money will also pay to city conduct a detailed study of  ood con- advance design work for the Riverwalk ditions extending from present conditions PEABODY, A3 culture IT’S ALL DOWNHILL in Lynn By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF FOR SAUGUS SCHOOLS LYNN — A student ambassador program will roll out at the city’s high schools next year, which admin- istrators believe will bene t all stu- dents with its aim of creating wel- coming and safe environments. The program, which was an- nounced at last week’s School Com- mittee meeting, builds upon Lynn Public Schools’ focus on social-emo- tional learning (SEL) and embodies core values of the district, such as inclusiveness and collaborative rela- tionships. Prospective student leaders will learn and develop SEL skills, such as leadership, working collaboratively, appreciating diversity, self-motiva- tion and perspective taking. Ambassadors will then apply those skills through various “hands-on” re- sponsibilities, such as helping new students transition to an unfamiliar school and providing mentorship for their younger peers, said Carolyn Troy, the district’s executive director of social-emotional learning. “Many times, an ambassador could be a student’s rst contact with the Lynn Public Schools,” said Troy. “Therefore, an ambassador should be a welcoming and enthusiastic repre- sentative of LPS. This initial contact and additional layer of support could ease the already challenging entry and transition for students new to the (district).” The ultimate goal is for the student ambassadors to help create a “safe, welcoming environment” for all stu- dents entering the school, especially those who may be new to the country or city and don’t know anyone else, Troy said. By Elyse Carmosino “It’s expensive to get a bus to get there, and Belmonte Middle An ambassador could ease the so- ITEM STAFF it was hard asking kids to pay that much School students cial challenges facing those new stu- money. There was a lot of interest, but peo- Sophia Manuppel- dents by providing company for them SAUGUS — A newly resurrected ski club ple couldn’t afford the costs.” li, Maria Silva and in the cafeteria during lunchtime or emerged as an unlikely uni er for Saugus She turned to former school committee Natalie Justice hit showing them around the school to middle and high school students this winter. chair Jeannie Meredith for help. the slopes during get them more acquainted with their It began when Saugus High School math Meredith put Vanikiotis in contact with an outing with the new surroundings, Troy said. teacher Kelly Vanikiotis said two of her stu- Waybright Elementary School PTO member Saugus High School Although school administrators dents, juniors Kelly D’Eon and Jessica Car- Stephanie Mastrocola, who suggested Vani- Ski Club. intend to implement the new pro- ter, approached her last year about restart- kiotis reach out to contacts at the Wheela- gram at the district’s high schools ing the long-dormant program, which was brator waste management plant. It wasn’t next school year, the framework for led by a different faculty member before it long before the plant agreed to foot the cost the program and what the role of a disbanded in 2017. — a total of $4,625 — of a coach bus to ferry student ambassador will consist of Vanikiotis was supportive of the idea, but the students to and from Pats Peak in Hen- is still in the discussion phase, Troy the budding group quickly hit a roadblock: niker, N.H., every Monday for ve weeks. said. nding funding for their new venture. “It’s an expensive sport,” Vanikiotis said. SAUGUS, A3 LYNN, A3

Opinion STEVE KRAUSE Commentary: COMMENTARY Remembering Lincoln’s legacy of humor. A4 Sports More reasons to remember them than selling cars Fenwick boys hockey takes season series Does the Presidents Day holiday have any nearest dealer and, well, deal. And in all that time, one thing has become with St. Mary’s. B1 meaning to anyone? Or is it just a day for car I guess my mind goes in different direc- obvious: the best of them — the ones you  dealers to put on colonial suits and powdered tions. From the time I was the littlest kid I remember for the most noble reasons — have Marblehead wigs so they can make their quotas? was fascinated by our presidents. always transcended politics. They are the boys hockey tops I cringe when I see those commercials. I Perhaps that came as the result of being 10 ones who stepped up in times of national cri- Swampscott. B1 know they’re a part of life, and also a part years old when President John F. Kennedy ses and either said or did things that worked  of modern-day commerce. I guess the sight was assassinated. From then on, I became to unite us and maybe even give us hope. St. Mary’s girls of a man dressed like George Washington is more and more curious about studying our blanked at home. B1 supposed to entice you to go right out to your presidents. KRAUSE, A3 Priests-in-training take up challenge of tarnished ministry

WYNNEWOOD, Pa. (AP) — The semi- even made matching T-shirts for those narians walk along a hallway lined with he raped and molested. And Edward Av- photos of classes of priests who came be- ery, Class of 1970, who pleaded guilty Seminarian Jordan fore them. Some are pious alumni who to molesting a 10-year-old altar boy in Evans prays the have become their teachers and mentors; a church sacristy. And Francis Trauger, rosary in a chapel others climbed the Catholic hierarchy to Class of 1972, who admitted to molesting at St. Charles Bor- be revered as bishops and cardinals. a boy in a seminary shower, according to romeo Seminary in But there are others: Raymond Le- grand jurors. Wynnewood, Pa. neweaver, Class of 1962, subject of at least 14 victims’ reports of abuse, who MINISTRY, A3 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS

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Ethel A. Collins, 93 Jean D. O’Brien, 87 Jennifer A. Gillette, 34 1926-2020 1986-2020 LYNN — Mrs. Ethel A. (Clay- LYNN — Jean Diana (Vigliot- LYNN — Jennifer Ann (Kirby) ton) Collins, 93, a longtime ta) O’Brien, 87, of Lynn, died Gillette, age 34, of Lynn, died resident of Lynn, passed away Friday afternoon surrounded suddenly at her residence on on Friday, Feb. 14, 2020. She by her loving family at the Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2020. was the beloved wife of the Brudnick Center for Living Born in Lynn in 1986, she late William J. Collins. in Peabody following a brief was the daughter of Richard Born on July 21, 1926 in illness. She was the devot- M. Kirby Jr. and Karen Joanne Sumter, S.C., she was the ed wife of the late Robert J. (Mazola) Soulard. Jenn was cherished daughter to the O’Brien. raised in Lynn, attended St. late James R. Sr. and Sarah Born in Revere, she was the Pius V School, graduated from (Flud) Clayton. Gussie, as daughter of the late Gennaro Lynn Classical High School she was affectionately known, and Mary (Christallo) Vigliotta. in 2004 and attended North was a graduate of Edmunds She was a lifelong resident of Shore Community College. High School in Sumter, S.C., Lynn and a graduate of Lynn She worked for many years and later continued her ed- Classical High School. as a sales representative at ucation at Burdett College in Jean dedicated her life to local auto dealerships along Lynn. She married the love of her family and raised three the North Shore and had pre- her life, William J. Collins, on beautiful children. After her viously worked at Union Hos- April 30, 1945. The couple children were grown, she and nephews. In addition to Robert A. Vigliotta, Rita Rappa, pital. Singing, dancing and go- and Mazola aunts, uncles and spent more than 70 years in worked at Randy’s Depart- her parents and husband, Ida Durant, Lena Serino, Ann ing to concerts showed Jenn’s cousins who loved her very marriage together raising and ment Store for many years. Gussie is predeceased by her Rappa, Mary Noyer and Evelyn love for music. She was an much and her many friends. caring for their family. She enjoyed bowling, Bocci, brother J. R. Clayton Jr. McDermott. avid reader and enjoyed going She was the granddaughter of Gussie held a number of ad- was an avid Red Sox fan, and The family would like to ex- Service information: Her to the beach and the movies. the late Richard Kirby Sr. and ministrative positions in bank- she especially enjoyed travel- press their sincere thanks to funeral will be held on Thurs- Above all, she loved spending Joseph and Joanne Mazola. ing and business. She worked ing to Atlantic City as well. the professional and caring day at 9 a.m. at the CONWAY, time with her beloved daugh- Service information: A fu- at the GTE Sylvania Corpora- Jean is survived by her two staff of Life Care of the North CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral ters Ellieana and Jaycee. neral will be held on Wednes- tion as an executive secretary daughters and sons-in-law, Shore where Gussie spent the Home, 82 Lynn St., Pea- Jenn is survived by her fa- day, Feb. 19, 2020 from the until she retired in 1988. In ad- Linda and Brad Smith of Pea- last ve years, and to Pauline body, followed by her funer- ther, Richard M. Kirby Jr. and SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 dition to her professional life, body and Debra and Jack Morgan and Charlene Smith al Mass at 10:30 at Sacred his wife Nancy Brown of Low- Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn, Gussie was a devoted volun- Barry of Lynn; her brother-in- who cared for her at home for Heart Church, Boston Street, ell; her mother, Karen Joanne at 9:30 a.m., followed by a teer at Union Hospital, a past law, Fred Rappa of Revere; many years. These caregivers Lynn, to which relatives and (Mazola) Soulard and her hus- Prefect of the Sodality of Our her beloved seven grand- funeral Mass in St. Mary truly became extended family friends are kindly invited to band Stephen of Peabody; her Lady of the Assumption parish children, Deborah Smith, Church, Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. to whom the Collins family will attend. Visiting hours will be daughters, Ellieana and Jaycee in Lynn eld and a member of Michelle Smith, Melissa Bru- Burial will be in Pine Grove the Massachusetts Catholic always be grateful. held on Wednesday from 3-7 Gillette and their legal guardian net, Meghan Surprise, Jenna Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives Women’s Guild. She was also Service information: Vis- p.m. Burial will be in Pine and great-grandmother, Coreen Smith, Courtney O’Brien and and friends are respectful- an active member of the GTE iting hours will be held on Grove Cemetery, Lynn. In lieu Gillette of Lynn; her brother, Kelly O’Brien; and is also ly invited to attend. Visiting Sylvania Retirement Group. Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020 from of owers, donations can be Richard Kirby III of Lynn; her survived by nine great-grand- hours will be on Tuesday She had a love for cooking, 4-7 p.m. at the CUFFE-MC- made in her name to either sisters, Amanda Gibson and children and several nieces from 4-8 p.m. Directions and gardening, golf, and traveling GINN Funeral Home, 157 Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan her husband Joe of Merrimack, and nephews. Besides her online guestbook at www.so- to Florida and Hilton Head, S.C. Maple St., Lynn. Her fu- St., Suite B-102, Danvers, N.H., Caitlin Kirby of Lynn and husband Robert, she was limine.com. Her greatest passion of all was neral Mass will be held on MA 01923 or to a charity of Rebecca Kirby of Lowell; her predeceased by her son Rob- one’s choice. For directions painting, which she perfected Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020 at niece, Bella and nephew, Zach- ert J. O’Brien, Jr, her siblings, and online obituary, visit over the past 40 years. Our Lady of the Assumption ary; her grandmother, Dorothy Gennaro, Patrick “Sonny” and www.ccbfuneral.com. Gussie is survived by her lov- Church, 17 Grove St., Lynn- Kirby; and her extensive Kirby ing children, Steven J. Collins  eld, at 10 a.m. Interment and his wife, Jodee (Fenton) will follow in St. Mary Cem- of Seattle, Wash., William T. etery. Memorial donations Collins and his wife, Kathleen may be made in Gussie’s (Curtis) of Lynn, and Marsha name to the American Can- Rival Democrats accuse Bloomberg Collins and her husband, Paul cer Society, 30 Speen St., Borgman of Gloucester; her Framingham, MA 01701. cherished brother, Lester Flud of trying to ‘buy’ election Clayton of Florida; six grand- children; and 14 great-grand- By Alexandra Jaffe children; and several nieces LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® and Nicholas Riccardi ASSOCIATED PRESS CARSON CITY, Nev. — MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS With the Nevada caucus- es less than a week away, Record numbers Connector to offer the Democratic presidential enroll in Massachusetts lowest premiums of any candidates campaigning exchange in the nation. Sunday were xated on a Health Connector As of February, about rival who wasn’t contest- 104,000 people also have BOSTON (AP) — A re- ing the state. dental coverage through cord number of residents Bernie Sanders, Joe the connector, including have enrolled in the Biden, Amy Klobuchar 22,000 people who pur- Massachusetts Health and Pete Buttigieg all chase only dental insur- Connector during the targeted billionaire Mike ance on the exchange. open enrollment period. Bloomberg, accusing him Of cials said more of buying his way into the than 312,000 people now State getting $88M in HUD election and making clear have access to affordable housing improvement grants they were eager to take health care through the him on in a debate. connector. BOSTON (AP) — Doz- “He thinks he can buy Of cials credited the ens of public housing this election,” Sanders high number with the authorities across Mas- said of the former New fact that 91 percent of sachusetts are sharing York mayor at a rally in 2019 members decided about $88 million in Carson City, Nev. “Well, to return, combined with federal grants to help im- I’ve got news for Mr. the enrollment of about prove their properties and Bloomberg — the Amer- 57,000 new members who make them more livable. ican people are sick and signed up for coverage The grants announced tired of billionaires buying during open enrollment, Friday are provided elections!” through the U.S. Depart- The open enrollment Their attacks are a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment of Housing and Ur- period started Nov. 1 and sign of how seriously the ban Development’s Capital Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Mi- ran through Jan. 23. eld is starting to take Fund Program to build, Massachusetts Health Bloomberg as he gains chael Bloomberg, seen in Houston launching his “Mike for Black Ameri- repair, renovate or modern- and Human Services Sec- traction in the race and is ca” effort, has come under attack by his rivals. ize public housing units. retary Marylou Sudders on the cusp of qualifying Housing authorities said the strong enroll- for Wednesday’s Demo- unite behind a candidate to a number of Barack the airwaves and sidestep- usually use the funding ment number “illustrates cratic debate in Las Vegas. who could serve as a count- Obama’s policies while ping debates or tough tele- to complete large-scale that people in Massa- Bloomberg has bypassed er to the Vermont senator, president. On Saturday, vised interviews. improvements such as chusetts continue to look the traditional early vot- who has long identi ed as Sanders suggested the “I think he cannot hide replacing roofs or making for access to affordable ing states including Neva- a democratic socialist. former mayor’s past con- behind the airwaves and energy-ef cient upgrades health and dental care.” da, focusing instead on the The hundreds of millions servatism and controver- the money,” she said. “I to aging plumbing and Of cials said the 14 states that vote in the of dollars that Bloomberg sial comments make him think he has to come on electrical systems. Massachusetts Health Super Tuesday primary has pumped into the Su- a weak candidate against the shows. And I person- About $2.7 billion is be- Connector is the only on March 3. He has spent per Tuesday states has President Donald Trump, ally think he should be on ing distributed nationwide. state health insurance more than $417 million of only heightened the sense charging that Bloomberg, the debate stage.” “This funding will assist exchange in the country his own multibillion-dol- of uncertainty surround- “with all his money, will Klobuchar said she’s Massachusetts public to add membership every lar fortune on advertising ing the Democratic race. not create the kind of ex- raised $12 million since housing agencies as they year since the federal nationwide, an unprece- At Sanders’ rally, the citement and energy we her better-than-expect- work to provide the best Affordable Care Act was dented sum for any candi- crowded cheered as the need” to beat Trump. ed nish in third place housing possible for their implemented in 2014. date in a primary. Vermont senator joked And on Sunday, he was in New Hampshire. She’s residents,” David Tille, Health of cials said The focus on Bloomberg that Bloomberg is “strug- joined by the current may- maintained her campaign HUD New England Re- that about 97 percent of comes amid anxiety gling, he’s down to his last or of New York, Bill de Bla- through a series of strong gional Administrator, said Massachusetts residents among many establish- $60 billion” and derided sio, who just this week en- debate performances and in a statement. have health insurance. ment-aligned Democrats him for skipping the early dorsed Sanders. De Blasio argued that Bloomberg The Boston Housing Massachusetts Health over the early strength primary states. introduced Sanders with being on stage with his ri- Authority is getting an attack of his own on Connector Executive of Sanders, who won last It marked an escala- vals would level the play- nearly $29 million, by far tion of the salvo Sand- his predecessor, telling the Director Louis Gutierrez week’s New Hampshire ing eld. the largest portion of the ers launched Saturday crowd, “I’m sorry to report said the promotion of com- primary and essentially “I’m never going to beat Massachusetts grant. against the former mayor, to you the chief proponent petition between carriers tied for rst place in Iowa him on the airwaves, but The Worcester Housing when he ticked off a litany of stop and frisk is now has allowed the Health with Pete Buttigieg, the I can beat him on the de- Authority is getting more former mayor of South of conservative positions running for president.” bate stage,” she said. than $6.2 million, New Bend, Ind. 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Box 5 daughter, Ruthann Email: [email protected] Lynn, MA 01903 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 It’s all downhill for Saugus schools $365K grant to help Peabody curb flooding SAUGUS From A1 PEABODY change impacts like sea Funding sorted, Vani- From A1 level rise, inland flooding, kiotis set out to recruit storms and extreme tem- students. She enlisted the The latest grant is part peratures,” Lt. Gov. Karyn help of Belmonte Middle of a state-wide commit- Polito said in a statement School physical education ment by the Baker admin- describing the program. teacher Barbara Guarente istration to begin dealing Along the North Canal, with the hope of giving with climate change at plans for a metal sheet- Belmonte students — who the city and town lev- pile wall and a sloped will soon share a new el. A description of the bank designed to retard building with SHS — the Municipal Vulnerability flood waters would run chance to participate. (MVP) Grants talks about from Wallis Street by “I thought this might be the state implementing the post office to Howley the best opportunity to a hazard mitigation and Street along the south start merging our build- climate adaptation plan, side of the canal. ings together,” Vanikiotis beginning in September Design work and con- said. “I thought it would 2018, to forecast climate struction will stretch well be nice to include them be- change impacts on Mas- into 2021 and includes cause we’ll all be together sachusetts and to start landscaping the River- eventually.” planning. walk to include areas for “The MVP Program retaining water. Guarente added: “We’ve From left, Jessica Carter and Ally D’Eon with classmates Victoria never done it at the mid- pairs local leadership and “This project will ad- Pagliarulo and Christopher Denovellis enjoy a Ski Club trip to Pats knowledge with a signif- dress critical flooding is- dle school, so they’ve nev- Peak in New Hampshire. er had that opportunity icant investment of re- sues to contribute to local- before. This was perfect sources and funding from ized improvements. But it for them.” if you’re not the greatest peers, Josh Patterson especially once we’re com- the Administration to is only one part of the pic- In total, 33 students — skier, it’s still fun.” graduated from bunny bined,” she said. “It was a address ongoing climate ture,” Callahan said. 20 high schoolers and 13 Senior Jake Hogan said hills to black diamond great program and there middle schoolers — joined the program helped him slopes in a matter of was a lot of bonding.” More reasons to remember for the group’s (re)inaugu- break out of his shell. weeks, despite the fact Vanikiotis said she was ral year. “I’m usually not real- he’d never skied before. simply happy her students At the high school, stu- ly an outgoing person. “Everybody cheers you were given the chance to presidents than selling cars dents had nothing but (I don’t usually) try new on and helps you get challenge themselves and praise for a club many things,” he said. “But my where you need to be … I connect with their peers, KRAUSE unassuming person — the said brought them clos- friends convinced me to do never would have gotten adding that many of the From A1 perfect antidote after the er to their classmates in it and it was really worth off the bunny hill without students were friendly havoc of the paranoid ways they never expected. it. It’s not really competi- the help of this one,” he with one another before Where would the United Richard Nixon’s final “You don’t have to be tive, it’s just you pushing said, gesturing to D’Eon. the club began, but that States be, for example, days in the White House. good at skiing to do it,” yourself.” Feb. 10 was the group’s braving the slopes was had we not had Abraham Harry S. Truman, like said Ally D’Eon. “Some D’Eon added: “Nobody’s last trip to Pats Peak this what “really bonded them.” Lincoln in the White Ford, had no pretense of us weren’t good and going to tell you you’re so season, but Guarente sees “It was a lot of work but House when the union about who he was — we fell down every time, bad and you should stop. a long future for the club it was so much fun and so split apart? Surely there which was a haberdasher but it’s fun to get up and They’ll be like, ‘you got up this time around. worth it,” she said. “This were political and practi- from Missouri. But when laugh at yourself. You’re there, that’s great.’” “I’m sure there will be a was such an awesome cal reasons why Lincoln Roosevelt died, he was with your friends, so even With the help of his lot more kids in the future, group of kids.” did and said some of the thrust into the presiden- things he did. But he also cy, and forced to make worked diligently to put perhaps the most cata- Program aims to improve student culture in Lynn the nation back together clysmic decision in world again. And most likely history: whether to drop paid for it with his life. its accountability results, bassador, it will be a com- which had its “soft launch” atomic bombs on Japan. LYNN George Washington set which include MCAS mitment. That decision is still From A1 this school year, with full the tone. It was Washing- scores, chronic absentee- School Committee mem- hotly debated today. But implementation scheduled ton who made it known The proposed frame- ism, high school comple- ber Michael Satterwhite you can be sure, if you’ve for next fall. that the president wasn’t work includes two faculty tion and progress toward said he thinks it’s a “won- studied anything about One of Superintendent a king, and that he (or she) advisors, who will monitor English proficiency. derful program,” but was Truman at all, that he served the people, and not and support the launch of Teachers who were concerned that once the Dr. Patrick Tutwiler’s dis- made it honestly, and the other way around. the program by providing matched with a student new high school design trict improvement goals, for what he felt were the Perhaps that is why, opportunities for student ambassador in their is implemented, students the curriculum is aimed at right reasons. originally, the birthdays ambassadors to apply classrooms at Classical may choose to spend their improving school culture We have also taken their acquired SEL skills responded favorably to time taking courses for of those two presidents great delight in this coun- and creating a sense of were singled out. try of debunking the aura through interactions with a survey about the pro- college credit to lower fu- community for students. their peers, faculty, fami- gram, saying that the sup- ture tuition costs instead But there were so many of our presidents. John F. Children learn best in en- lies and school community, port has been beneficial of devoting their time to more who were able to Kennedy didn’t just ask us Troy said. to their instruction. The carrying out the responsi- vironments where their summon the right words, to put our country before Troy said the program student leaders, who pro- bilities of an ambassador. social, emotional, psy- or the right deeds, to ourselves. He had an af- may mirror what’s already vide translation, help give Committee member Bri- chological and academic soothe a worried nation. fair with Marilyn Monroe been done at Lynn Classi- out directions, and help an Castellanos also spoke needs are met, Troy has Franklin Delano Roos- (among others). Lyndon evelt, at his first inaugu- cal, where student ambas- students with their class- favorably about the pro- said. Johnson didn’t just use sadors were introduced work, also responded fa- gram, but felt it should be ral address, in the midst all his political skills to Administrators are in of the Great Depression, get civil rights legislation this year to support the vorably about their expe- incorporated at the dis- the midst of developing school’s English Language riences with the program, trict’s middle schools as said “let me assert my passed. He escalated the an SEL curriculum for the Learners. Troy said. well. firm belief that the only Vietnam War and pulled The ambassadors were While the job description The program was intro- middle and high school thing we have to fear is his dog up by its ears. incorporated as part of is still being developed duced on the same eve- grades. … fear itself — nameless, Presidents’ deaths have Classical’s state-required for the program, Troy ac- ning that Troy provided unreasoning, unjustified altered history. Zachary “turn-around plan,” as the knowledged that no mat- an update on the district’s Gayla Cawley can be terror which paralyzes Taylor took a hard line school has been identified ter what the responsibil- new K-5 social-emotional reached at gcawley@item- needed efforts to convert both on the expansion of as one of the district’s ities entail, if a student learning curriculum, “Car- live.com. Follow her on retreat into advance.” slavery (dead-set against worst performers based on decides to become an am- ing School Community,” Twitter @GaylaCawley. Very often, from my it) and on repercussions point of view, anyway, for states that seceded rallying cries have come (he said he’d hang those from unlikely sources. I responsible for it gladly). Priests-in-training take up challenge of tarnished ministry never really thought a But he died after eating whole lot of Ronald Rea- tainted cherries, and his MINISTRY its and chapels vibrate who lead it, seminaries straight years. gan, but who didn’t mar- successor, Millard Fill- From A1 with blasts of the organ. braced for fewer appli- “People think there vel at the words he chose more, did not have the Though the sins of the cants and felt obliged to would be an impact,” says when he addressed a same convictions. And The 156 young men who church may be more mut- caution those who still the Rev. Thomas Gaunt, grieving nation after the another nail was pound- call St. Charles Borromeo ed at this 188-year-old showed up. who leads CARA. “There is Challenger space shuttle ed into the coffin that Seminary home are deep- seminary, those prepar- “You’re running into a not, which is surprising.” exploded. Or who didn’t became the Civil War. ly aware of both the sacred ing to lead Catholicism burning building: That’s Or, as Bishop Timo- feel some measure of Warren G. Harding was pride, at some level, when and the profane. They ap- through its next chapter what you’re signing up thy Senior, the rector of a corrupt mess when a pear unflinchingly opti- he stood up in Berlin and know they’ll be charged for,” the Rev. Thomas Berg, St. Charles, puts it: “In heart attack killed him mistic, reverent and com- with inspiring those wary a theology professor at St. asserted, “Mr. Gorbachev, spite of everything that’s midway through his pres- mitted, yet they prepare of putting trust in the cler- Joseph’s Seminary in Yon- tear down this wall.” idency. Calvin Coolidge fa- happened in the last few to enter ministry at a time gy again. kers, N.Y., says he has told His closest advisers were mously said “the business years, they’re here.” when scandals have driv- “In a strange and de- seminarians. worried that by saying of America is business.” en the faithful from pews, manding and convicting But while enrollment Like many who came this so pointedly, Reagan Less than a year after shaken the church’s high- way, it’s almost like a chal- at St. Charles and oth- before them, the men of would be waving the red leaving office (he did not est tiers and cast doubt on lenge to be the priest that er Catholic seminaries is St. Charles speak with flag in front of a bull. But choose to run) the stock the motivations of those other priests weren’t for down from a half-century conviction of their call- Reagan, actor that he was, market crashed and the who say they’re answering the people,” says Daniel ago, it’s been remarkably ing. Eyes widen as they knew a good rallying cry Great Depression began. a call to serve. Rice, a 24-year-old semi- steady in recent years. foresee being beside con- when he saw one. Our 45 presidents were “If anything, it probably narian for the Diocese of Some 4,853 men were gregants in defining mo- Another president I human beings first. They made the desire to respond Arlington, Va., who is ex- enrolled in college-lev- ments, of baptizing babies was at odds with, at least were/are men (and hope- to God’s call even more ur- pected to be ordained in el programs at Catholic and burying the dead. politically, was George fully, someday soon, wom- gent,” says Tucker Brown, 2022. “I want to step up seminaries in the U.S. last They speak of their class- W. Bush. But twice, in en) elevated to an almost a 27-year-old seminari- and be the priest that the school year, according to mates as “brothers” but the days and weeks after impossible job, and who an for the Archdiocese of people actually need.” the Center for Applied acknowledge they must 9/11, Bush said and did have been asked to do Philadelphia who finished The landmark 2018 Research in the Aposto- look beyond the fraternity things that made you extraordinary things at medical school but felt Pennsylvania grand jury late, or CARA. That was to ensure the future of the thankful you were Amer- some of the worst times drawn to the priesthood report and a cascade of a slight increase over the church and its people. ican. The first was when in our history. when it came time to ap- subsequent revelations prior two years and not “You don’t just assume he said, speaking through Some succeeded. Some ply to residencies. “It was around the globe brought markedly different from a that everyone is a holy a bullhorn to rescue work- didn’t. But they all did really a desire to be what back with ferocity a sexu- decade earlier. man,” says Deacon Alec ers at Ground Zero, “I can what they thought was a priest is supposed to be, al abuse crisis that never St. Charles’ current stu- hear you, the rest of the their duty when the time to be a spiritual father and fully went away. News of dent body includes men Sasse, 26, a seminarian from Lincoln, Neb., who world hears you, and the came. really a source of healing.” Cardinal Theodore McCa- from five religious orders people who knocked these took it upon himself to Let’s remember them, Classmates repeat sim- rrick’s abuse of seminar- and more than a dozen buildings down will hear read the 887-page Penn- and their day, for other ilar sentiments around ians drove it even closer dioceses around the U.S. all of us soon.” sylvania grand jury re- reasons besides selling the bucolic campus of St. to home for future priests. and as far-flung as Sri The other was when he cars. Charles, where buildings Together with growing Lanka. Though the in- port and who is due to be walked onto the field at are dotted with paint- secularism and the pub- creases have been small, ordained a priest in May. Yankee Stadium during ings of Bible scenes and lic’s loss of confidence in St. Charles has seen its “We have our eyes open for the World Series and LAW OFFICES OF reminders of papal vis- the church and the men enrollment grow for five that stuff.” threw a perfect first-pitch JAMES J. CARRIGAN strike. That was a pretty • Social Security Disability tidy symbol, right there, • Workers Compensation WHAT’S OPEN/CLOSED ON PRESIDENTS DAY of the nation’s determi- • Accidents 25 years located across nation to get on with life from Lynn District Court The subway, bus, and Office will be closed. will be closed. Saugus trash and recy- in face of overwhelming 15 Johnson St. commuter rail will run on All post offices will be Lynn Public Library will cling pick-up will run on a tragedy. a Saturday schedule. closed and there will be no be closed. The country often seems 781-596-0100 one-day delay. JAMES J. 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Long before we had a — not voters — decided other politicians who use melancholy.” his laughter exploded, 110 Munroe St. president who sent out the outcome. He defeated words as a blackjack to in- Lincoln’s law partner punctuating the moment P.O. Box 5 funny Twitter memes to Douglas two years later in jure anyone who dares crit- William Herndon said, and his audience laughed Lynn, MA 01903 score political points, an- the 1860 presidential elec- icize them. Lincoln often “His melancholy dripped even louder. other president was par- tion. made himself the punch- from him as he walked.” Edwin Stanton, Lin- Customer Service ticularly effective at using Lincoln, who was born line, leaving the recipient Lincoln’s only brother coln’s secretary of war, of- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. humor to achieve his lead- Feb. 12, 1809, remains our of the response with a smile died in infancy, his moth- ten grew impatient when Connecting ership goals. most beloved president. and not a bruise, and, in er died when he was 9, Lincoln told a humorous All Departments: Abraham Lincoln won There are reasons for Lin- doing so, winning the affec- and his only sister died in story in Cabinet meetings 781-593-7700 the Republican Party’s coln’s enduring reputation tion of his audience. childbirth. Ann Rutledge, during the grim years of Ext. 2 nomination to challenge more than 150 years after He often made jokes who some consider the the Civil War. “Mr. Presi- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Democrat Stephen Doug- his death: his well-chron- about his homely counte- love of Lincoln’s life, died dent, why are you always classi [email protected] las in the 1858 U.S. Sen- icled honesty; his courage nance — like the story he of typhoid fever. Lincoln’s joking?” the exasperated Subscriptions ate election in Illinois. as president during the often repeated about the marriage to Mary Todd Stanton said. [email protected] Lincoln gave no ground Civil War; the stirring poi- day he was riding his horse was unhappy. Two of their “‘Stanton,” Lincoln re- to the incumbent Doug- gnancy of his Gettysburg when he was confronted by four sons died before they Circulation plied, “don’t you under- [email protected] las — a towering figure in Address; the power of the a hideous old woman who were 13 and a third died stand? If I can’t laugh, I national politics — in the Emancipation Proclama- aimed a shotgun at his when he was 18. And then would die.” Ext. 3 so-called Lincoln-Douglas tion; and his death at the face. “I always said if I ever there was the carnage of So, on Presidents Day, Newsroom debates in the weeks pre- hands of an assassin days met a man uglier than my- the Civil War that began let’s give deep thought to [email protected] [email protected] ceding the election, win- after the war. self, I would shoot him on soon after the beginning of how our 16th president ning over rural audiences There was a sense of de- the spot,” she said. his presidency. dealt with some of the Ext. 4 with his humor and home- cency to Lincoln that goes Lincoln responded: Laughter served as a most difficult situations Sports spun wisdom. unappreciated: And it’s “Ma’am, if I’m uglier than salve against Lincoln’s our nation has ever faced. [email protected] Douglas once questioned that decency, reflected in you, fire away.” suffering. He referred to Ext. 5 Lincoln’s sincerity by call- his sense of humor, that Lincoln’s humor reveals laughter as “the joyful, Chris Lamb is a profes- sor of journalism at Indi- Retail and Online ing him “two-faced.” is worth remembering in a sadness that followed beautiful, universal ev- Advertising “I leave it to my audi- the age of Donald Trump. him throughout his life. ergreen of life.” When he ana University-Indianap- [email protected] ence,” Lincoln respond- Lincoln’s sense of humor “No element of Mr. Lin- told a joke, a friend said, olis and author of “The Art ADVERTISING ed. “If I had another face, is well chronicled in my coln’s character,” Lincoln’s “his face loses its melan- of the Political Putdown: would I wear this one?” forthcoming book, “The Art friend Henry Whitney choly mask, his eyes spar- The Great Comebacks, Ri- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising Lincoln won the popular of the Political Putdown.” said, “was so marked, ob- kle and his whole counte- postes and Retorts in His- and Business Development, ext. 1355 vote but lost the election Lincoln stands in stark vious and ingrained as his nance lights up.” When he tory.” He wrote this for In- [email protected] because state legislators contrast to Trump and mysterious and profound delivered the punchline, sideSources.com. Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 EDITORIAL [email protected] Eric Rondeau Sales Representative, ext. 1280 [email protected] The deadly serious business of fighting the flu Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] Editorial from the Chi- demic? a young child in her state. children with peppermint er that public health is se- BUSINESS OFFICE cago Tribune Some 10,000 Americans Plenty of people are oil and lavender. Members rious business. People who have died of the flu this still basking in misinfor- advised her to use breast defy widely accepted pre- Susan J. Conti Children in the Unit- year, and 180,000 have mation, with sometimes milk, thyme and elderber- Controller, ext. 1288 cautions aren’t just quirky [email protected] ed States are dying from been hospitalized. deadly results. The moth- ry. Her son died. Facebook oddballs. By ignoring Ted Grant the flu even as the new “Please, it is not too late er of a 4-year-old Colora- said it is trying to reduce medical advice and com- coronavirus continues to get a flu shot, and there do boy consulted an an- the spread of vaccine mis- Publisher, ext. 1234 mon sense, they endanger [email protected] to spread. That should are measures we can all ti-vaccine Facebook group information on its site. themselves, their children, give us more than a little take that can help keep when flu hit her house, ac- Celebrity-studded an- Marian Kinney the medically vulnerable ext. 1212 pause. As some Americans us healthy this season.” cording to media reports. ti-vaxx debates run the [email protected] continue to scoff at best Connecticut Department She wrote that she had risk of becoming a parlor and potentially everyone around them. Will Kraft health practices, includ- of Public Health Com- declined to fill a Tamiflu game or something of a Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ing appropriate vaccines missioner Renee D. Cole- prescription written by a joke. Instead, the urgent The results of not taking [email protected] for the flu, how ready are man-Mitchell said in an- doctor, NBC News report- need to corral the corona- the flu seriously can be we to handle a viral pan- nouncing the flu death of ed, but was treating her virus is a sobering remind- deadly. Paula Villacreses A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] ELIZABETH HANCQ AND STEVEN SHARFSTEIN Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] More psychiatric beds needed to stem suicides Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] The Centers for Disease has been a 42 percent in- In the past few decades, an individual at the right planning. But if there are Jim Wilson Control and Prevention crease in emergency de- there has been a simulta- moment, which includes no beds available, we will Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 recently released their an- partment visits for suicidal neous rise in suicide rates a greater capacity of psy- continue to see the 30- [email protected] nual mortality report that ideation since 2001. as the availability of psy- chiatric beds to take care year mirroring trends: an CIRCULATION showed, once again, an in- We could be doing more chiatric beds has declined. of psychiatric emergencies increase in suicide as the crease over the prior year as a country to help peo- Questions about correla- and promote stabilization psychiatric beds disappear. Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 in the number of suicides ple with thoughts of tak- tion versus causation aside, and recovery. 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The and the method of hurting psychiatric beds has con- skills to assess depression Mark Sutherland suicide rate in the U.S. ex- themselves, such as guns, tributed to the trend for and the possibility of sui- Elizabeth Hancq (Sin- Creative Director ceeds all modern industri- is lifesaving. However, the very short stays, averaging cide and to intervene and claire@treatmentadvocacy- [email protected] alized countries, twice that capacity to take care of four or five days. Patients hospitalize, if necessary. center.org) is the director of NEWSROOM of the United Kingdom and psychiatric emergencies are discharged quicker but Suicide deaths can be pre- research at the Treatment Advocacy Center, a national Mike Alongi 25 percent more than Can- in the U.S. has decreased sicker, contributing to the vented. Only 7 percent of Sports Editor ext. 1228 ada and Australia. dramatically. 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ENTERTAINMENT Boyfriend of British TV presenter heartbroken by her death By Pan Pylas Dancing” in 2014, the ASSOCIATED PRESS British version of “Danc- ing With The Stars.” While LONDON — The boy- hosting “Love Island,” friend of Caroline Flack, Flack made her West End the former British TV host stage debut in 2018, play- for the controversial reali- ing Roxie Hart in the mu- ty show “Love Island,” said sical “Chicago.” Sunday that his “heart is Her death led to a flood broken” at her death as of tributes from fellow TV criticism mounted over hosts and criticism of her FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS her treatment by some treatment by the media. Elton John arrives at the 77th annual Golden British media. The Sun tabloid, for ex- Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in British commercial tele- ample, removed negative Beverly Hills, Calif. vision network ITV said online articles about her it would not air Sunday’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS soon after her death was edition of the show but announced. Elton John, sick with that it would return on “Love Island” TV presenter Caroline Flack, Talent agent Jonathan Monday with a tribute to center, is escorted by police as she arrives at Shalit told BBC radio that its former host. court in London, after being charged with as- Flack received “more neg- pneumonia, cuts short Flack, 40, was found sault of former professional tennis player and ative press than a terror- dead Saturday at her model Lewis Burton. ist or a paedophile” over New Zealand show home in east London af- the trial. ter taking her own life, “so much pain.” that it will include “a trib- “These people might be AUCKLAND, New Zea- all the love you showed according to a family law- He added: “I promise I ute to Caroline who will be famous, but they’re still land (AP) — An emotion- me during tonight’s per- yer. Flack hosted “Love will ask all the questions forever in our hearts.” vulnerable individuals,” al Elton John had to cut formance. I am eternally Island” from its launch in you wanted and I will get “Love Island” puts young, Shalit said. short a performance in grateful. Love, Elton xx” 2015 before stepping down all the answers nothing attractive contestants in a By Sunday evening, an New Zealand on Sunday Video clips posted online in December after being will bring you back but I tropical paradise, where online petition calling for after he lost his voice due by fans who were at the charged with assaulting will try make you proud they must pair up or risk a government inquiry into to walking pneumonia performance showed John her 27-year-old boyfriend, everyday.” being exiled. Critics claim “the practices and poli- and had to be assisted off breaking down in tears as Lewis Burton. The sixth season of the program places vul- cies of mainstream media stage. he told the cheering crowd Flack denied the charge “Love Island” is current- nerable young people un- organisations and social John reached out to his that he could not go on and was to stand trial ly airing and ITV said in der intense scrutiny and media platforms in their fans on Instagram on any longer. next month. She was also a statement that it would pressure, which is magni- efforts to protect members not allowed to have any Sunday, apologizing for The New Zealand Her- not broadcast Sunday’s fied by blanket coverage of of the public from harm” contact with Burton, a bail ending his show at Auck- ald reported that John, 72, edition of the show. On the show by tabloids and had garnered more than restriction he objected to. land’s Mt Smart Stadium told his fans earlier that Saturday, the commer- TV talk shows. Two for- 191,000 signatures. early. Burton also did not want he had walking pneumo- cial network did not air a mer “Love Island” contes- The Crown Prosecution “I want to thank ev- Britain’s Crown Prosecu- package of unseen footage tants, Sophie Gradon and Service has also come un- nia and his voice was shot, eryone who attended to- tion Service to go ahead from the previous week. Mike Thalassitis, died by der criticism for pushing but that he didn’t want night’s gig in Auckland. with the trial. “After careful consulta- suicide in 2018 and 2019. ahead with the trial in the I was diagnosed with to miss the show. At one Over the past few tion between Caroline’s Until her arrest, Flack face of Burton’s opposition, walking pneumonia ear- point, after performing months, Flack had been representatives and the had enjoyed a meteoric ca- particularly from Flack’s lier today, but I was de- “Someone Saved My Life the focus of several neg- ‘Love Island’ production reer rise after co-hosting management’s company. termined to give you the Tonight,” John slumped ative articles and was team, and given how close Saturday morning chil- “The CPS should look at best show humanly pos- on his stool and required trolled across social me- we still are to the news of dren’s television shows. themselves today and how sible,” he wrote. “I played medical attention, the dia for the assault charge. Caroline’s tragic death, we She also hosted compan- they pursued a show trial and sang my heart out, newspaper reported. But On Sunday, the story of have decided not to broad- ion shows to the popular that was not only without until my voice could sing John recovered and con- her suicide dominated cast tonight’s ‘Love Island’ ITV programs “I’m A Ce- merit but not in the pub- no more. I’m disappointed, tinued to play. Later, as he the front pages of British out of respect for Caro- lebrity ... Get Me Out of lic interest,” said Francis deeply upset and sorry. I attempted to sing “Dan- newspapers. line’s family,” ITV said in Here!” and “The X Factor.” Ridley of Money Talent gave it all I had. Thank- iel,” he realized he had no Beside a picture of them a statement. Flack’s career blossomed Management. “And ulti- you so much for your ex- voice left and was escorted together, Burton said on ITV said the show will further after she won the mately resulted in signif- traordinary support and off stage. Instagram that he was in return on Monday and BBC show “Strictly Come icant distress to Caroline.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of a motor vehicle Teen indicted in fatal larly arrests, reflect police records. hit and run crash at 12:29 In the event of a perceived inac- a.m. Saturday at Lynn Shore curacy, it is the sole responsibility Drive and Wave Street; at 12:37 a.m. Saturday at 63 stabbing of college student of the concerned party to contact Collins St.; at 5:48 p.m. Sat- the relevant police department and urday at 37 Rockaway St. have the department issue a no- A report of a motor vehicle By Julie Walker tice of correction to the Daily Item. crash with personal injury and Michael Hill Corrections or clarifications will not at 11:10 a.m. Saturday at ASSOCIATED PRESS be made without express notice of 111 Broad St.; at 3:27 p.m. NEW YORK — A change from the arresting police Saturday at Richdale at 229 14-year-old has been ar- Broadway; at 6:53 p.m. Sat- department. rested in the fatal stab- urday at Dunkin’ Donuts at bing of a Barnard College 333 Lynnway; at 12:04 a.m. student in a park during LYNN Sunday at Market and Oxford a robbery in December, a streets. crime that rattled New Arrests A report of a police motor York City residents, au- vehicle crash at 6:30 p.m. Erin Burns, 45, of 2C Rus- thorities said Saturday. Saturday at Dunkin’ Donuts at sell Drive, Salem, was ar- Rashaun Weaver has rested and charged with OUI 333 Lynnway. been indicted by a grand liquor at 12:24 a.m. Sunday. jury and was taken into Amauris Espinal-Valdez, Breaking and Entering custody Friday night with- 28, of 16 Alley St., was arrest- out incident, New York A report of a motor vehicle City Police Commission- ed and charged with assault breaking and entering at 6:51 and battery with a restrain- er Dermot Shea said at a a.m. Saturday at 3 Superior news conference. ing order in effect, threat to St.; at 9:44 a.m. Saturday at commit a crime and assault Weaver, charged with 75 Superior St. second-degree murder and battery with a dangerous A report of a breaking and weapon at 4:13 a.m. Satur- and robbery, is the second entering at 1:13 a.m. Sunday teenager to be charged in day. at 72 Empire St. Sheinaliz Gonzalez, 27, of the attack on 18-year-old Tessa Majors in a Man- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 6 Armistice Blvd., Pawtuck- Overdose et, R.I., was arrested and hattan park. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. briefs the media Saturday charged with operation of a A report of an overdose “We are confident that on the arrest of a 14-year-old male in the December 2019 murder of Bar- motor vehicle with a suspend- at 12:49 a.m. Saturday on we have the person in nard College student Tessa Majors in New York. ed license, failure to stop/ Washington Street; at 10:33 custody who stabbed her,” Shea said. “And that per- yield and on warrant charges p.m. Saturday on Red Rock venile facility until his ar- Officials said they have A 13-year-old who was of operation of a motor vehi- Street; at 11:54 p.m. Sat- son will face justice in a court of law.” raignment Wednesday. evidence from videotapes, arrested Dec. 13 and cle with a suspended license urday at Buchanan Cafe on Majors was stabbed as witness identification and charged as a juvenile and unregistered motor vehi- Eastern Avenue. The Associated Press is naming the juvenile de- she walked through Morn- DNA evidence from Major’s with felony murder told cle at 10:36 p.m. Saturday. ingside Park early the fingernail clippings linking detectives he was at the Jenner Gonzalez-Aguilar, fendant because of the Theft seriousness of the crime evening of Dec. 11. She Weaver to the crime. park with other youths 46, of 63 Fayette St., was ar- staggered up a flight of The attack, two days be- but wasn’t the one who A report of a larceny at and because he has been rested and charged with unli- stairs to street level and fore the start of final ex- stabbed Majors. 11:50 p.m. Saturday at Mc- charged as an adult. Weav- censed operation of a motor collapsed in a crosswalk. ams at the women’s school, Vance said his office and Donald’s at 60 Boston St. er’s attorney, Elsie Chan- vehicle, failure to signal, and A criminal complaint re- troubled city residents be- the police are “in active A report of motor vehicle dler, did not immediately on warrant charges of unli- leased Saturday described cause of its proximity to investigation in terms of theft at 1:22 a.m. Sunday at return a call to Neighbor censed operation of a motor other suspects, and that 11 Walter St. Defender Service of Har- Majors as struggling on a campus and its apparent vehicle and motor vehicle landing with three people randomness. Barnard is will continue.” lights violation at 8:36 p.m. lem seeking comment. Vandalism “He’s a 14-year-old child and screaming, “Help me! part of the Ivy League’s Majors, of Charlottesville, Friday. I’m being robbed!” Columbia University. Va., played in a rock band Isandro Lopes, 36, of 80 and he’s presumed not A report of motor vehicle guilty,” Chandler told the Weaver said Majors was “This arrest is a major and had told an editor from Sagamore St., was arrested “hanging onto her phone” milestone on the path to a newspaper internship on warrant charges of two vandalism at 3:29 a.m. Sat- New York Post after Weav- er’s bail hearing Saturday, when he tried to take justice for Tessa Majors,” in high school that she counts of shoplifting by as- urday at 656 Boston St. at which he was ordered it, according to the com- said District Attorney Cy planned to take journalism portation, two counts of tres- held without bail at a ju- plaint. Vance. classes in college. passing, assault and battery MARBLEHEAD on a police officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, Accidents operation of a motor vehicle Third student-runner who was with a suspended license, A report of a motor vehicle speeding and larceny at 7:44 hit and run crash at 12:14 p.m. Friday. p.m. Friday on Atlantic Ave- Paul Morrissey, 64, was nue. struck by speeding truck dies arrested and charged with A report of a motor vehicle crash at 3:24 p.m. Friday on trespassing at 10:38 p.m. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Saturday. Valley Road; at 12:39 p.m. Saturday at Pleasant and — A third member of a David Torres, 30, of 445 suburban Oklahoma City Essex St., was arrested and Spring streets. A caller reported a parked high school cross-country charged with failure to appear team who was struck by a upon recognizance and on car was hit at 10:35 a.m. Sat- urday on Atlantic Avenue. speeding pickup truck ear- a warrant charge of daytime lier this month has died. breaking and entering for a Complaints Kolby Crum, 18, died felony at 12:12 p.m. Sunday. Saturday at the Univer- Shannon Widener, 38, was A report of suspicious ac- sity of Oklahoma Medi- arrested on warrant charges tivity at 1:02 p.m. Friday on cal Center, said hospital of two counts of operating Pilgrim Road. spokeswoman April San- with a revoked license as a A report of a disturbance defer. habitual traffic offender, OUI at 11:02 p.m. Friday at Old Crum was among sev- drugs, negligent operation of Salem Road and Longview en members of the Moore a motor vehicle, OUI liquor, Drive; at 2:39 a.m. Saturday High School cross-coun- Class B drug possession sub- on Rowland Street. try team who were struck sequent offense, Class E drug while running on a Moore possession and motor vehicle Theft sidewalk on Feb. 3, au- use without authority at 5:35 thorities said. According to p.m. Friday. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a larceny/forg- police, the driver, 57-year- ery/fraud at 11:35 a.m. Fri- Emergency crews respond to a scene where a vehicle hit several Moore Accidents old Max Leroy Townsend, day on Humphrey Street. was going 79 mph in a 25 High School students in Moore, Okla. A report of a motor vehicle mph zone when he crossed crash at 1:19 p.m. Friday at SWAMPSCOTT two lanes of traffic onto next day. jailed Saturday on $1.2 The day before the crash, 21 State St.; at 1:19 p.m. the sidewalk and struck Townsend was charged million bond. Townsend’s 28-year- Friday at 577 Walnut St.; at Arrest the students and several last week with two counts Cleveland County Dis- old son was killed in a parked cars. of manslaughter, and sev- trict Attorney Greg Mash- 2:56 p.m. Friday at Broad Gener Nolasco, 27, was ar- multi-vehicle auto acci- Student Rachel Free- eral counts of driving un- burn told The Oklahoman and Washington streets; at rested and charged with unli- dent in Moore. Court re- man, 17, died on the day der the influence of alcohol 2:59 p.m. Friday at 111 West- censed operation of a motor that he plans to charge cords do not list an attor- of the crash and Yurid- ern Ave.; at 4:07 p.m. Friday vehicle and special speeding and leaving the scene of Townsend with a third ney who could speak on at Chatham Street and Sand- ia Martinez, 16, died the an accident. He remained manslaughter count. Townsend’s behalf. violation at 2:42 p.m. Friday. erson Avenue; at 4:11 p.m. Friday at Allerton and Ford streets; at 1:16 a.m. Saturday Accidents POLICE BRIEFS at 21 Shirley Road; at 1:42 A report of a motor vehi- p.m. Saturday at 191 Boston cle crash at 7:01 a.m. Friday Sergeant shoots shooting, under normal Police said a woman in Person of interest identified St.; at 2:50 p.m. Saturday at at Humphrey and Phillips at suspect trying to rob protocols. her 20s, whom they did The victim told NBC not identify, tried to order in child abduction attempts 738 Western Ave.; at 3:16 streets; at 11:14 a.m. Friday man in wheelchair p.m. Saturday at 546 Walnut at Atlantic Avenue and Hum- Boston that the suspect a Lyft ride home from a WORCESTER (AP) tried to steal his cell- city bar at about 1 a.m. St.; at 4:08 p.m. Saturday at phrey Street; at 7:21 p.m. LAWRENCE (AP) — A — Police in Worcester phone. He said the sus- The woman’s cell phone 686 Boston St.; at 4:14 p.m. Friday at Bank of America at police sergeant opened have identified a person pect pulled out a gun and Saturday at Market Basket at 450 Paradise Road. fire on a suspect who battery died after order- of interest in connection didn’t comply with the 40 Federal St.; at 1:05 a.m. pulled a gun after trying ing the ride. A group of with reported attempts sergeant’s orders to get Sunday at Ingalls School at to rob a man in a wheel- men later pointed her by a man to kidnap two Complaints down on the ground. 1 Collins St. Terrace; at 1:21 chair on Saturday, author- toward a car she believed children. The victim said the a.m. Sunday on City Hall A report of suspicious ac- ities said. was the Lyft ride and she The person was in cus- sergeant “actually shot at Square; at 1:39 a.m. Sunday tivity at 1:13 p.m. Friday at No one was injured in got in, police said. But in- tody on an unrelated of- him but missed. I think at 700 Lynnway; at 10:23 Stanley School at 10 Whit- the confrontation that oc- stead of driving her home it might have been a fense, officials announced a.m. Sunday at Ford and Ma- man Road; at 11:25 p.m. Fri- curred shortly after 2:30 to the Allston section of warning shot, who knows? Friday. No other informa- ple streets. day at 79 Stetson Ave. p.m. in Lawrence. The Boston, the driver took I’m not sticking up for tion was released. suspect, whose name has her on a half-hour drive the cop or nothing, but it The Telegram & Gazette not been released, was north. was definitely a justifiable reported the students taken into custody and is The car stopped at a gas shooting.” station and another man were accosted on their being detained on robbery way to or from school in Lynn Drug Task Force and weapons charges tried to grab her through Woman reports being the back window, police two separate incidents on pending a court hearing Wednesday. Officials said on Tuesday. kidnapped while trying said. She was able to kick the man was following Hotline Police Chief Roy Vasque open the door and run to use ride-share children and asking them said the sergeant, who away, then flagged down to get into his vehicle. also was not named, saw BOSTON (AP) — A another motorist who 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY the suspect trying to rob woman who thought took her home, authori- Police said the man or text the word tiplynn the man in the wheel- she was getting into a ties said. confronted a 10-year-old chair and gave orders to ride-sharing service car The woman said she elementary school stu- and your tip to “tip411” (847411) the suspect. The sergeant was kidnapped by the wasn’t hurt. dent and grabbed her left fired his gun when the driver in Boston early No arrests have been wrist, but she made it to Spanish menu available suspect reached into his Sunday morning and made. Police said they school safely. Authorities waistband and bran- taken on a 30-minute were investigating. said the man also yelled All reports of neighborhood activity dished a gun, Vasque said. drive before being able It’s not clear whether at a middle school student will be investigated. Officials said there will to escape at a gas station the driver was actually a to come to him, but she Callers may remain anonymous. be an internal affairs near the New Hampshire ride-share service em- ran away and the man investigation into the border, police said. ployee. fled in a vehicle. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Mississippi capital braces for more flooding By Rogelio V. Solis tractor and insurance est level since 1983. and Rebecca Santana agent about rebuilding. The Pearl’s highest re- ASSOCIATED PRESS Both he and his wife say corded crest was 43.2 feet they love their home, on April 17, 1979. The sec- FLOWOOD, Miss. — where they can sit on their ond-highest level occurred Residents of Jackson back porch and watch deer May 5, 1983, when the riv- braced Sunday for the and other wildlife er rose to 39.58 feet. possibility of catastrophic “It’s going to take a On Saturday night, offi- flooding in and around the while for us to rebuild, but cials released water from Mississippi capital as the we are safe, and we’re all the nearby Barnett Res- Pearl River rose precipi- OK,” Jina Smith said. ervoir to control its lev- tously after days of torren- On Frazier’s lot next els. They urged residents tial rain. door, the water was at the in northeastern Jackson Gov. Tate Reeves said bottom of the driveway who live in the flood zone the Pearl would continue but had not crept inside downstream from the res- to rise throughout the day, the one-story house where ervoir to leave immediate- and he warned that the he’s lived for 23 years. ly. By Sunday morning, state faces a “precarious “The water is very close Reeves said the reservoir’s situation that can turn at to my house. It could flood; inflow and outflow had any moment.” it could not flood. It de- equalized. Reservoir offi- Officials urged residents pends on the crest right cials said in a statement to pay attention to evacua- now,” he said. later in the day that its tion orders, check on road Down the street, a Pres- water level had stabilized, closures before traveling PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS byterian church and sev- allowing them to release and stay out of floodwa- eral businesses were flood- less water than expected. ters, warning that even Strong currents from the swollen Pearl River flood over the Old Bran- ed. Once the river crests seemingly placid waters don Road Bridge in Jackson, Miss., Sunday. The National Weather Monday, it will take the could mask quickly mov- Service said Sunday on its water three to four days ing currents and pollution. “We expect the river could and left their home in here when the water Twitter feed that the riv- to go down significantly. Law enforcement officials to continue to rise over as waters rose Thursday. gets up,” John Smith said. er was expected to crest Part of the reason is that went door to door in affect- the next 24 hours or so, “ On Sunday, their neigh- “But as you’ve watched it Monday in the Jackson forecasters expect sever- ed areas, telling people to Reeves said at a news con- bor Dale Frazier took over the years, you know area at 37.5 feet. That’s al inches of rain between evacuate, Reeves said. ference in Jackson. “We them back to their house when to get out. It’s time slightly down from the 38- midday Tuesday and Rescuers performed four are not out of the woods in a rowboat, where they to get out this time.” foot crest that had been Wednesday evening. assisted evacuations Sat- yet.” checked on the damage, A foot and a half of wa- forecast for Sunday. The ”It will be days before we urday, although they said In the suburb of Flowood, then got in their own ca- ter was inside his house, weather service said the are out of the woods and none were needed over- John and Jina Smith had noe and rowed away. Smith said. He’d already river is currently at 36.42 waters start to recede,” night. packed up as much as they “We’ve been able to stay been in touch with a con- feet in Jackson — its high- the governor said. Calif. to apologize for internment of Japanese Americans

By Cuneyt Dil nese descent living in Cal- ASSOCIATED PRESS ifornia, the largest pop- ulation of any state. The SACRAMENTO, Calif. Democrat who represents — Les Ouchida was born Manhattan Beach and an American just outside other beach communities California’s capital city, near Los Angeles intro- but his citizenship mat- duced the resolution. tered little after Japan “We like to talk a lot bombed Pearl Harbor and about how we lead the the United States declared nation by example,” he war. Based solely on their said. “Unfortunately, in Japanese ancestry, the this case, California led 5-year-old and his fami- the racist anti-Japanese ly were taken from their American movement.” home in 1942 and impris- A congressional com- oned far away in Arkansas. mission in 1983 concluded They were among that the detentions were 120,000 Japanese Amer- a result of “racial prej- icans held at 10 intern- udice, war hysteria and ment camps during World failure of political lead- War II, their only fault be- ership.” Five years later, ing “we had the wrong last the U.S. government for- names and wrong faces,” mally apologized and paid said Ouchida, now 82 and $20,000 in reparations to living a short drive from each victim. where he grew up and was The money didn’t come taken as a boy due to fear close to replacing what that Japanese Americans was lost. Ouchida says his would side with Japan in father owned a profitable the war. delivery business with 20 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS On Thursday, Califor- trucks. He never fully re- Democratic presidential candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden, takes photos with support- nia’s Legislature is ex- covered from losing his ers after speaking at a campaign event in Columbia, S.C. pected to approve a reso- business and died early. lution offering an apology The California resolu- to Ouchida and other in- tion doesn’t come with ternment victims for the any compensation. It tar- Democratic hopefuls now test state’s role in aiding the gets the actions of the U.S. government’s policy California Legislature and condemning actions at the time for support- strength among minority voters that helped fan anti-Japa- ing the internments. Two nese discrimination. camps were located in the and New Hampshire. dled field that lacks clar- body.” But I.S. Leevy John- President Franklin D. state — Manzanar on the By Bill Barrow and It’s also a potential last ity even after Iowa and son, the South Carolina Roosevelt’s executive or- eastern side of the Sierra Tom Foreman Jr. ASSOCIATED PRESS comeback opportunity for New Hampshire had their businessman and lawyer, der No. 9066 establishing Nevada in central Califor- former Vice President Joe turns., Moderates have said it too easily makes key the camps was signed on nia and Tule Lake near COLUMBIA, S.C. — Biden. He finished poorly splintered their votes and constituencies in the party Feb. 19, 1942, and 2/19 the Oregon state line, the For I.S. Leevy Johnson, in those first two contests created space for Sanders, an afterthought. “People now is marked by Japa- largest of all the camps. the Democrats’ search for but argues he has dura- a self-described democrat- of color are tired of these nese Americans as a Day “I want the California a challenger to take on ble support among the ic socialist, to take on the promises that candidates of Remembrance. Legislature to officially President Donald Trump minority voters who will mantle of a front-runner are going to do things, and Assemblyman Al Murat- acknowledge and apol- is personal. suchi was born in Japan ogize while these camp soon make their choices. without having reached when they make those “There is what I call an Nevada’s caucuses are 30 percent in either of the promises, when they get and is one the roughly survivors are still alive,” ‘ABT mood’ in the black 430,000 people of Japa- Muratsuchi said. this coming Saturday and first two voting states. elected, they don’t per- community: Anybody but will feature a growing pop- That intensifies the spot- form,” he said. Trump,” said the 77-year- ulation of Latinos, African light as minority voters in Even belatedly, the re- old who was the first black Americans, Asian Ameri- Nevada and South Caroli- maining candidates cer- graduate of the Universi- cans and Pacific Islanders. na in trying to clarify the tainly are trying. ty of South Carolina’s law Yet no single place in the party’s search for “any- Sanders fell short in school. “It has people of early going is as important body” to match against 2016 to Hillary Clinton color very motivated and as South Carolina. Up to Trump. for the nomination in no excited about voting this two-thirds of voters in the “The system is garbage,” small part because of his time because they know Feb. 29 primary could be said Jason Johnson, a pro- struggles to attract old- how his administration African American. Biden, fessor at Morgan State Uni- er nonwhite voters. For has adversely affected more than any other can- versity and a high-profile 2020, he has hired as a them.” didate, must show he can African American political senior adviser one of the Now, as the election win their allegiance. commentator. He argued top Latino strategists in calendar turns to Neva- One candidate who will that the primary calendar the party, Chuck Rocha. da and South Carolina, not be tested in Nevada should immediately sub- Sanders’ lead surrogates states with substantial or South Carolina is Mike ject candidates not just to include Nina Turner, a for- minority populations, that Bloomberg, the former racial and ethnic diversity mer Ohio state lawmaker “anybody” moves closer to New York mayor and bil- but also regional and ideo- and leading black progres- being identified. But the lionaire owner of a finan- logical differences, and the sive, and U.S. Rep. Alexan- next stage in the nominat- cial services and media em- full city-to-farm spectrum. dria Ocasio-Cortez of New ing fight will test candi- pire. Bloomberg has spent “I’m not sure this process York, the young progres- dates such as Sens. Bernie heavily from his personal actually can identify the sive icon. Sanders’ cam- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sanders of Vermont and fortune in states with siz- strongest candidate to de- paign, buoyed by strong Amy Klobuchar of Minne- able minority populations feat Donald Trump,” he grassroots fundraising, Les Ouchida holds a 1943 photo of himself, sota, and Pete Buttigieg, that will vote in the March said. has invested heavily in front row, center, and his siblings taken at the the former mayor of South 3 primaries. The Super Jason Johnson said he social media and radio ad- internment camp his family was moved to, as Bend, Indiana. Their suc- Tuesday contests are the doesn’t blame the candi- vertising targeting black he poses at the permanent exhibit titled “Up- cess thus far has come in first where his name will dates because they are and Latino audiences, in- Rooted Japanese Americans in World War II” front of overwhelmingly appear on the ballot. merely reacting to a pro- cluding stations on Spotify at the California Museum in Sacramento, Calif. white electorates in Iowa It adds up to a mud- cess “that harms every- and Pandora. A8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 LOOK! Presidents’ Day, Random Acts of Kindness Day, My Way Day, National Champion Crab Races Day

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CAPE CANAVERAL, fresh food to offset the run- Fla. (AP) — A cargo ship of-the-mill station grub. rocketed toward the In- This latest delivery ternational Space Station should have arrived on Saturday, carrying well before Valentine’s candy and cheese to Day. But last-minute satisfy the astronauts’ equipment concerns cravings. at the Wallops Island Northrop Grumman launch pad halted last launched its Cygnus Sunday’s countdown for capsule from the Virgin- the Antares rocket, then ia seashore. The nearly bad weather moved in. 4-ton shipment should Dangerously high wind arrive at the orbiting lab scuttled Friday’s attempt. Tuesday. It took three This was the compa- tries over the past week ny’s 13th space station to get the Antares rocket delivery for NASA. The off the pad, with it finally Cygnus capsules get their taking flight at 3:21 p.m. name from the Swan — an auspicious 3-2-1. Constellation. “Awesome launch,” Joel This particular Cygnus Montalbano, NASA’s has been christened the deputy space station pro- SS Robert H. Lawrence gram manager, said once in honor of America’s first PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the capsule reached orbit. black astronaut. Law- Besides the usual ex- rence, an Air Force major, Fashion stylist Abdel Keita Tavares, from Guinea-Bissau, sits in the front row during the show periments and gear, the was chosen in 1967 as an by designers Fashion Scout, part of the Autumn/Winter 2020 fashion week, at the Victoria House, capsule holds cheddar astronaut for a classified Bloomsbury, London, Saturday. and manchego cheeses, military space program fresh fruit and vegetables, known as the Manned Or- chocolate and three kinds biting Laboratory. He was of gummy candy express- killed five months later in Climate change protest brings ly requested by the three a plane crash and never station astronauts: Skit- flew in space. tles, Hot Tamales, and The space station is now flares to London Fashion week Mike and Ike’s. home for Americans Jes- Periodic supply runs by sica Meir and Andrew LONDON (AP) — Cli- Russia, Japan and NA- Morgan and Russian from chains, while others among the leading fash- On Saturday, Temper- SA’s two private shippers, Oleg Skripochka. Mor- mate change activists carried placards reading ion houses and designers ley London staged four Northrop Grumman and gan has been up there stole the show Saturday “No fashion on a dead showcasing their latest catwalk shows that were SpaceX, usually provide since July and the two on the opening day of Lon- planet.” fall and winter creations open to the public as part more than experiments, others since September; don Fashion Week, stop- They called on the over the next few days. of a wider drive to make equipment, clothes and they’ll remain on board ping traffic with a street British Fashion Council Organizers of London the displays — tradition- freeze-dried meals. The until April. Three other protest as they demanded to take more action to Fashion Week have said ally only accessible to capsules also bring family astronauts returned to the cancellation of the lobby for environmental they want to help promote fashion insiders and VIPs care packages, as well as Earth earlier this month. British capital’s five-day policies. sustainability and create — more public-facing and style extravaganza. Adding strong gale positive change within instantly available to the Dozens of protesters winds blowing rain hori- the industry. This season, masses. from the Extinction zontal, it was an eventful the trade show is featur- The brand, adored by Rebellion group drew day at London Fashion ing a “Positive Fashion” fans for its romantic attention — and anger Week, which brings exhibition and a “swap evening and bridal wear, from some drivers — as crowds of style editors, shop” where visitors will showcased summer dress- they fired colorful smoke photographers, models be able to exchange used es with bold prints and flares into the air and and celebrities to the city clothes for donated items. an array of opulent and blocked busy intersec- twice a year. Most fashion week ultra-feminine evening tions in central London Burberry, Victoria attendees, however, will gowns featuring plenty of near the fashion events. Beckham, Tommy have their eyes firmly ruffles, jeweled embellish- Some protesters wore gas Hilfiger, Erdem and trained on new season ments, sheer fabrics and masks and dresses made Christopher Kane are offerings. show-stopping sequins.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Northrop Grumman Antares rocket with People take photos Cygnus resupply spacecraft onboard launches of a mural by Bansky at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility on Saturday which has been van- in Wallops Island, Va. dalized, on the side of a house on Marsh Lane, in Barton Hill, Bristol, England, Sat- OFFICE SPACE urday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 4500 Sq. Ft., Rte. 1 Saugus 3 large offices with large walk-in storage Valentine’s Day mural covered after it was defaced space in each unit. Modern second floor with frontage and signage on LONDON (AP) — The family that firing red flowers from a catapult. by the general public. owns a house in southwest England The elusive artist confirmed the “Due to the mindless vandalism to Rte. 1 South (425R Broadway) handicap where an artwork from Banksy mural as his creation on his official the artwork, the family have taken elevator from lobby direct into this space. appeared in time for Valentine’s Instagram account on Feb. 14. It the very difficult decision to cover Day has covered the mural after it was later defaced with an expletive. the artwork to try to protect it,” she Rollerworld Plaza was defaced. Kelly Woodruff, the daughter said. “All measures are temporary Temporary fencing was also of Edwin Simons, who owns the and we ask that the public are Call Michelle or Jerry added Saturday to the home in rented home on which the artwork patient while we work out the best 617-620-9201 Bristol and closed-circuit television appeared, said the family felt a way to clean the damage, restore 781-233-9507 has been installed to protect the “strong responsibility” to ensure and protect it for the future, so ev- artwork, which shows a young girl that the artwork could be enjoyed eryone can enjoy Banksy’s work.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Monday, February 17, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Sunday...... 2543 Sunday...... 6086 Saturday...... 5819 Saturday...... 3482 Sunrise today 6:36 a.m. A mainly sunny sky. High NW winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 around 45F. Winds NW at 10 foot or less. L H Friday...... 4679 Friday...... 6927 Sunset today 5:19 p.m. to 15 mph. Tonight: N winds 5 to 10 kt, Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 6:34 a.m. L Tonight: Mostly clear skies becoming NE after midnight. early will become overcast Waves 1 foot or less. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 5:43 a.m. later during the night. Low All 4...... $4,134 All 4...... $5,134 Low tide today 12:12 p.m. 27F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 First or last 3...... $579 First or last 3...... $719 L mph. Any 2...... $50 Any 2...... $62 High tide tomorrow 6:54 a.m. L Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $172 All 4...... $428 Fronts First 3...... $96 First 3...... $120 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $96 Last 3...... $120 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 7-16-19-26-32 FEB. 23 MARCH 2 TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ M’ sunny | High 45, Low 27 Rain | High 43, Low 37 M’ sunny | High 43, Low 22 Saturday’s Mass Cash: 11-15-20-34-35 NATIONAL SUMMARY: A storm pushing through the northern Plains and Great Lakes will bring snow over the northern areas and rain in the south today. Some rumbles of thunder will be possible into the Gulf Coast. Some leftover snow will fall in the northern Rockies, while a weak storm pushes east. There will be a few showers along the Southeast coast.

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By Harold Rivera going at the end of February. FOR THE ITEM “We’re a team that was al- ways at the bottom,” Quinlan PEABODY — To say the Bish- said. “Now we’re fighting for co- op Fenwick boys hockey team champs of the CCL Large if we crossed a long-awaited goal off beat Lowell Catholic (Feb. 20 at its list on its Senior Day Satur- 5:10 p.m. at Chelmsford Forum). day would be an understatement. If we win that game we’re co- Fenwick has found itself look- champs with Austin Prep.” ing up at St. Mary’s in the Cath- The Spartans, who dropped to olic Central League standings 11-6-2, were haunted by seven with frustrating defeats in recent penalties, two of which led to years.. Fenwick goals. But the Crusaders flipped the “We beat ourselves (Saturday) script on the Spartans in a 3-2 more than anything,” Spartans win at McVann-O’Keefe Skating coach Mark Lee said. “We took Rink to sweep the season series some real dumb penalties. We with their local CCL rival. Fen- found ourselves shorthanded a wick defeated St. Mary’s 3-1 in lot, especially when we were try- the first meeting back on Jan. 29. ing to make a comeback. Those “We’ve been up and down and two power play goals were the dif- now these kids are starting to be- ference of the game. As long as we lieve in what we do and what they take those kinds of penalties we ITEM PHOTO|SPENSER HASAK can do,” Fenwick (9-7-2) coach Jim Quinlan said. “It seems like FENWICK, B2 St. Mary’s Kyle LoNigro nds himself surrounded by Bishop Fenwick’s Ian Worthley, we always finally get the team left, Aedan Grenham, center, and Max Vieira. Austin Prep girls blank Spartans on Senior Night By Anne Marie Tobin the eventual game-win- ITEM STAFF ning goal, it was a defen- sive play she made that LYNN — Add another might have been the play chapter to the St. Mary’s of the game. and Austin Prep girls hock- Clinging to a 1-0 lead ey rivalry. with 10 minutes to go, In a much-anticipated the Cougars were backed game Saturday at Connery up in their own end after Rink, the Cougars used a the Spartans were on the strong third period to score attack with a power play. two goals in a little more St. Mary’s Jenna Chap- than a minute and earn ri- lain  icked a wrist shot valry bragging rights with on goal. Lauryn Hana n a 3-0 win over the Spar- made the initial save, but tans. the rebound was loose in “Against good teams, the crease where Lexie you have to nish your Turner and Zoe Solomons chances and we had some tried to jam it home. The point-blank range chang- puck popped back to Chap- es, but their goalie played lain, alone in the slot. She phenomenal,” said Spar- ripped a shot into heavy tans coach Frank Pagliuca. traf c that was inches “They had just a couple of away from crossing the chances they scored on. We goal line only to be swat- didn’t, and you gotta nish ted away by Zuccola, while those chances against good  at on her stomach in the teams.” crease. The game came down to St. Mary’s was called for a ITEM PHOTO|SPENSER HASAK a three-minute span in the St. Mary’s goalie Rhyan Pitari readies herself in the net during the Spartans 3-0 loss to Austin third period. While Cou- ST. MARY’S, B2 Prep Saturday. gar Felicia Zuccola scored

Big third period lifts Marblehead boys SCHOOL ROUNDUP hockey team to win over Swampscott Crusaders split By Scot Cooper in McIntire IAABO FOR THE ITEM SALEM — The Marble- head boys hockey team basketball classic scored four third-period It was a struggle, but man at Fenwick. goals to clinch the North- Bishop Fenwick’s girls Classical 48 eastern Conference/North basketball team had Somerville 42 title and cap an unbeaten enough to get past Pea- Amber Crayton led the season in the league with body Sunday, 39-29, in the way for the Rams with 21 a 5-3 win over South cham- opening round of the Lar- points, followed by Jean pion Swampscott at Salem ry McIntire IAABO Board Gupton Morrison with 12. State’s Rockett Arena. 130 Classic at Beverly Classical is at Winthrop After two periods, the Big High. Thursday (2). Blue, playing on their senior Both teams struggled BOYS BASKETBALL day, led 2-1 on the strength to score in the first half, Gloucester 74 of two power-play goals. But which ended with the Fenwick 66 the Magicians cranked it up Crusaders on top 14-12. Marcus Montagnino ex- in the final period to cap the Fenwick stretched the ploded for 36 points to come-from-behind win. lead to 30-21 after three lead the defending cham- The Big Blue finish their and coasted home. Soph- pion Fishermen (12-7) in regular season at 10-10 and omore guard Maria Or- the opening round of the need to regroup for the play- fanos scored a game-high McIntire IAABO classic. offs. Big Blue coach Gino 13 points to lead the Cru- Jason Romans and Max Faia thinks his team just saders (13-6), while Emily Grenert scored 17 points ran out of steam in the final Carney had six points for apiece for Fenwick (10-8). 15 minutes. the Tanners (7-12). Beverly 75 “I think we just ran out Beverly 70, Revere 48 Masconomet 63 of gas there,” he said. “We In the IAABO nightcap, In the IAABO nightcap, started losing races in the the Anderson sisters — Duncan Moreland eclipsed third, we were getting beat- Hailey (24) and Sydney the 1,000-point mark for en to pucks. (14) — combined for 38 his career on the way to “But you’ve got to love the points, while Tia Bernard a game-high 20 points as effort in the first two peri- added 20 for the Panthers the Panthers improved to ods,” Faia said. “We’ve been (11-8), who will take on 16-2 with an easy win over kind of struggling lately, Fenwick in the champion- the Chieftains (4-15). we’re finally getting some ship game Monday (4:15). Jack Crowley added 18 guys back healthy, that’s a Skyla DeSimone had 19 for Beverly. Masconomet great D2 team over there, points for Revere (4-15) was led by Ben Dillon, who we battled but came up and Erika Cheever had 13. scored 17. short.” The championship game Beverly will take on will feature a sibling rival- Gloucester in the champi- Swampscott’s three goals ITEM PHOTO|SPENSER HASAK came on power plays — ry as Viana Kotchian is a onship game Monday (6). Marblehead celebrates a goal in the rst period as goalie Ian Rod- senior at Beverly and her SWAMPSCOTT, B2 die looks on at Salem State’s Rockett Arena. sister, Morginn, is a fresh- ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 Bishop Fenwick boys hockey sweeps series with St. Mary’s

FENWICK From B1 took, our season will end. “We can play with any- body when we’re disci- plined,” Lee said. “This was a great example of what happens when we’re not.” Fenwick wasted no time making things difficult on the Spartans. Ian Worth- ley’s goal eight seconds into Fenwick’s first 5-on-4 advantage gave the Cru- saders a rapid 1-0 lead in the opening period. John Bernbaum extended the lead to 2-0 five minutes later. “Right off the bat, Ian scores a power play goal on a nice shot,” Quinlan said. “We work on our PHOTO | MARBLEHEAD/SWAMPSCOTT WRESTLING power play every day. You can see it. We scored two Marblehead/Swampscott wrestlers who qualified for the Division 3 state power play goals. We work tournament, with their coaches are, first row, Connor O’Brien, Nick Siro- the puck. We have some ta; second row: Jorge’ Maldonado, John Cohen; standing: Ned Fitzger- good scorers up there. ald, Cole Patrick, Michael Hopkins; rear: head coach, Alex Carew, and That was the difference in assistants Igor Babushkin and Mike Stamison. this game.” A much-needed goal Marblehead/Swampscott wrestlers from Harrison Kinne cut the lead to 2-1 headed into ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the first intermission. have a big day at the D3 sectionals Fenwick cashed in on St. Mary’s Harrison Kinne celebrates scoring a another 5-on-4 advantage goal with his teammates. ROUNDUP midway through the sec- From B1 ond period, this time on to play. Those mistakes, sic. They’ll take on Malden Diego Segee’s tally with along with a couple clutch Catholic Wednesday night Swampscott 63 9:45 to go in the frame. saves on Fenwick goalie (8). Wakefield 52 The Spartans answered Jack Vieria’s part, kept “We’re capable of playing At Swampscott (9-11), toward the close of the the Crusaders on the right Saturday on senior night, period with Kyle LoNigro track for the 3-2 win. with anybody on any given Andrew Augustin had 26 sneaking one into the back The Crusaders need one night,” Lee said. “We can’t points, five rebounds, six of the net. Fenwick led 3-2 point over their final three be disciplined one game steals and three assists. at the second intermis- games of the regular sea- and do what we want Oscar Hale scored 11 sion. son to qualify for the Di- the next. Individually we points, and grabbed 13 re- Chasing a one-goal defi- vision 1 North state tour- bounds. cit, the Spartans contin- nament. Their first chance didn’t play disciplined at Also helping scoring and ued to hurt themselves to get that point will be all. We can’t keep giving contributing to our win with penalties over the against Peabody Monday them power plays and was Justin Ratner nine last 15 minutes. St. Mary’s (2) in the annual Carlin that’s what we did. We can points, seven rebounds, was whistled for four pen- Cup. and four assists. Jacob alties, the last of which St. Mary’s has two finish really strong but if Cooke had eight points, was a 5-minute major games remaining, both at discipline doesn’t change, PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Jacob Yanetti five; Liam for boarding with 2:36 the Cardinal Hockey Clas- we won’t.” Hamilton pulled down April Luders (with Lynnfield girls hurdles nine rebounds, and Ja- coach Nani Benson), the Cape Ann League son Aucone had a steal to Track Athlete of the Year, won the Division 5 clinch the win. 55-meter hurdles and set a school record Sun- Belmont 70 day at the Division 5 Championship meet. St. John’s 67 At Woburn, freshman Ro- 13 of 14 wrestlers to al meet. lando Castineyra led the win the team title with MIAA Division 3 way for the Eagles with 22 207.5 points Saturday North Sectional points, followed by Aidan at Westford Academy. Marblehead-Swamp- Callahan, who had 20. Adam Schaeublin won the scott took part in the Di- TRACK 106-pound division, while vision 3 North Sectional MIAA Girls Division 5 Rawson Iwanicki won the Championships at Wake- Championship 138-pound division. Nich- field High Saturday, with It was a record-setting olas Curly (113), Quinn the Black and Blue plac- day for Lynnfield junior Alexander (132), Achilles ing fourth out of 17 teams. April Luders Sunday at Gikas (160) and Owen It was the best showing at the Reggie Lewis Track Gaffney (195) posted run- sectionals as a team in the and Athletic Center. ner-up finishes in their history of the program. Luders, the top seed in respective weight class- Six wrestlers, and an al- the event, won the girls es. The Prep will send 12 ternate, qualified for the 55-meter hurdles in a wrestlers who posted top- D3 State Championships school record time of 8.69. four finishes to the State in Wayland this weekend She also broke the school Division 1 Championship — the most since the co-op record in the preliminar- at Methuen High School was established 20 years ies (8.73). Seeded ninth, Friday and Saturday. ago. sophomore Jasmine Rose MIAA Division 2 In addition, junior cap- also set a personal best North Sectional tain Michael Hopkins won with a 6th place finish in The Lynnfield/North the 100th Varsity match 9.35. She also placed ninth Reading wrestling team of his career. “Michael has in the long jump (15-07.5) posted its best finish ever been a go to wrestler for us The 4x400 relay team of in Division 2, placing 10 for 3 years now.” said as- junior Lauren Braconnier, of 11 wrestlers who com- sistant coach, Mike Stami- freshman Bianca Guar- peted. Sean McCullough son. “He leads by example racino, and junior twins was the top Pioneer with and the amount of off-sea- Ashley and Lauren Mitch- a runner-up finish at 182 son work he puts in is ac- ell set a 4:22.96 PR and pounds. Brandon Ouel- knowledged every time placed 7th. lette finished third at 220 his arm is raised- which is Lynnfield finished 11th pounds, while Christian often.” out of 41 teams with 15 Real-Costa (113) and Ger- Wrestlers advancing are points. ry Callagy (182) finished senior captain, Cole Pat- Bishop Fenwick’s 4x400 fourth in their respective rick (182) second; soph- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK team of Catherine Car- weight classes. All four omore captain, Connor ter, Grace Kubat, Shan- qualified for the State O’Brien (113) third; senior St. Mary’s Kelsey Sullivan takes a shot during Saturday’s game. non Bresnahan and Ava Division 2 Champion- Jorge’ Maldonado (120) Mahooney finished 6th in ship meet at Milton High third; senior captain, John Austin Prep girls hockey beats Spartans 4:22.46. School Friday and Sat- Cohen (132) third; junior WRESTLING urday. Ryan McCullough Nick Sirota (152) third; that.” ie Frelick (from Maeve Car- MIAA Division 1 ST. MARY’S (152) and Nik Marotta Hopkins (145) fourth; and St. Mary’s stepped up the ey) made it a 2-0 game at North Sectional (160) finished fifth and are sophomore Ned Fitzgerald From B1 attack in the second period. the 6:46 mark of the third. St. John’s Prep placed alternates for the division- (HVW), fifth (alternate). penalty. That was just the Its best chance came with A little more than a minute ticket for the Cougars, who a little more than two min- later, Isabel Hulse (from went on to score two goals in Magicians put on late splurge to beat Blue utes left in the period. Chap- Frelick) added an insurance a span of a little more than a lain, on a delayed penalty, minute to put the game out goal. slipped in alone on Hanafin of reach. Despite the loss, Pagliuca SWAMPSCOTT were on the power play, tie it up. Olivieri scored and sent a backhander to- Austin Prep came out of was happy with the Spar- From B1 we got away with it for the only goal of the sec- ward the net, but Hanafin the gate fast, dictating the tans’ play. two periods and were ond from Liam Locke for made a scrambling save and something that con- able to play a great third. Swampscott’s only lead pace of play for much of the “I was pleased with our cerned Marblehead first period, but Hanafin clear. effort and the way some “We came out maybe a of the game. “I thought we picked it up coach Chris Wells very little emotional with se- Marblehead blitzed the and Spartan goalie Rhyan people stepped up,” he said. much. in the second period,” Pagli- nior day for both teams,” Blue with four straight Pitari withstood every at- “Kate Gray, Felicia D’Ales- “Maybe a couple of the tack. uca said. “I mean at the end he said. “We were pretty in the third before Liam sandro and Kelly Lovett penalties were marginal, The Cougars finally broke of the second period we had pumped up, big rivalry Locke made it 5-3 with played well. It was one of but some of them were through with under a min- a chance from point-blank game, we had a rough 1:13 left. Zach Piersol the better games they have just blatant penalties, ute to play in the period range in front and we didn’t first two periods, but we scored twice, Hart scored score. It took us a while as played all year. Rhyan Pi- even though we made a when Zuccola dumped the tari (18 saves) played very point to the guys before took control in the third his second of the game we started off a little slow. puck on net from the left well in net. That was en- the game that we can not period.” and Will Shull put home point. The puck deflected But once we got into the couraging, but we have let this team get on the The Magicians got on the fifth Header goal. off a Spartan skate past Pi- game we were in it.” power play,” Wells said. the board first with Col- Marblehead finished tari to make it 1-0 Spartans Like the second, both some work to do, which is “We did come out and in Hart tipping a Mike 10-0-2 in the NEC and with 33 seconds left in the teams had plenty of chances not a bad thing, but we’ll play very well in the Flaherty shot home four will take their 13-3- period. to score in the third period, take those as learning expe- third period, but at this minutes into the game. 3 overall record to the “It was a little misread, a but it was Austin Prep who riences.” time of year if you play Swampscott respond- Cape for the Jeff Hayes little miscommunication,” converted. St. Mary’s (14-1-3) is back one bad period your ed with its first man-up Memorial Tournament said Pagliuca. “(It was) a bit Just 12 seconds into the in action Tuesday against season is over,” he said. goal, the first of Drew with two games next of a fluky goal, but I thought power play following Zucco- Needham (12) at the Hing- “Three of their goals Olivieri’s two strikes to weekend. we responded well after la’s goal-saving clear, Frank- ham Showcase tournament. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Hopkins wins 1,000th match MONDAY Jeff Hayes Memorial Tournament Boys Basketball at Gallo Ice Arena Marblehead vs. Nantucket (4) St. John’s Prep vs. Charlestown (11) Winthrop at Ipswich (3) Girls Hockey Larry McIntire IAABO Peabody at Fenwick (11) Board 130 Tournament TUESDAY at Beverly High School Boys Basketball Fenwick vs. Masconomet (2:30) Everett at Classical (7) Beverly vs. Gloucester (6) Essex Tech at Salem (7) Patton Tournament Saugus at Northeast (7) at Hamilton-Wenham High School Cardinal Spellman at St. Mary’s (7) Marblehead vs. Hamilton-Wenham (7) Patton Tournament Girls Basketball at Hamilton-Wenham High School Winthrop at Ipswich (1) Marblehead vs. TBA (TBA) Spartan Classic at Conigliaro Gymnasium Girls Basketball St. Mary’s vs. TBA (TBA) English at Andover (at Woburn High, Larry McIntire IAABO 5) Board 130 Tournament Everett at Saugus (7) at Beverly High School Boys Hockey Peabody vs. Revere (1) Jeff Hayes Memorial Tournament Fenwick vs. Beverly (4:15) at Gallo Ice Arena Boys Hockey Marblehead vs. TBA (TBA) Fenwick at Peabody (2) Girls Hockey Lynn at Revere (4:30) St. Mary’s at Needham (12)

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Men’s college basketball 6:30 p.m...... Xavier at St. John’s...... FS1 7 p.m...... N.C. Central at North Carolina A&T...... ESPNU ...... North Carolina at Notre Dame...... ESPN 7:05 p.m...... Bucknell at Holy Cross...... CBSSN 9 p.m...... Iowa State at Kansas...... ESPN PHOTO | MARBLEHEAD/SWAMPSCOTT WRESTLING ...... Jackson St. at Prairie View A&M...... ESPNU Junior Michael Hopkins, second from left, won his 1,000th match in the Division 3 North sec- Women’s college basketball tional. With him are, from left, assistant coach Mike Stamison, head coach Alex Carew and 7 p.m...... Vanderbilt at South Carolina...... SEC Network assistant coach Igor Babushkin. 8:30 p.m...... West Virginia at Texas...... FS1 9 p.m...... Oregon St. at UCLA...... ESPN2 Biathlon 12:30 a.m...... World Cup: men’s 12.5k pursuit...... NBCSN Bobsled/skeleton Big feather in Fenwick’s cap 1:30 a.m...... IBSF: two-man bobsled...... NBCSN Pro hockey 6 p.m...... Washington at Vegas...... NHL Network Men’s soccer 3 p.m...... Manchester United at Chelsea...... NBCSN

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EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 40 15 .727 — Houston 34 20 .630 — Boston 38 16 .704 1½ Dallas 33 22 .600 1½ Philadelphia 34 21 .618 6 Memphis 28 26 .519 6 Brooklyn 25 28 .472 14 San Antonio 23 31 .426 11 New York 17 38 .309 23 New Orleans 23 32 .418 11½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 35 19 .648 — Denver 38 17 .691 — Orlando 24 31 .436 11½ Utah 36 18 .667 1½ Washington 20 33 .377 14½ Oklahoma City 33 22 .600 5 Charlotte 18 36 .333 17 Portland 25 31 .446 13½ Atlanta 15 41 .268 21 Minnesota 16 37 .302 21 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 46 8 .852 — L.A. Lakers 41 12 .774 — Indiana 32 23 .582 14½ L.A. Clippers 37 18 .673 5 Chicago 19 36 .345 27½ Phoenix 22 33 .400 20 Detroit 19 38 .333 28½ Sacramento 21 33 .389 20½ Cleveland 14 40 .259 32 Golden State 12 43 .218 30

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EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 60 37 11 12 86 199 146 St. Louis 59 32 17 10 74 187 172 Tamp Bay 59 39 15 5 83 211 156 Dallas 58 34 19 5 73 158 147 Toronto 59 31 20 8 70 209 194 Colorado 57 33 18 6 72 203 160 Florida 58 30 22 6 66 201 198 Nashville 58 29 22 7 65 189 187 Montreal 61 27 26 8 62 184 188 Winnipeg 59 29 25 5 63 176 179 Buffalo 58 26 24 8 60 166 181 Minnesota 58 27 24 7 61 176 187 Ottawa 58 19 28 11 49 152 197 Chicago 58 26 24 8 60 174 185 Detroit 61 14 43 4 32 123 229 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 59 32 21 6 70 190 183 Top left, Bishop Fenwick hockey coach Jim Wash 58 37 16 5 79 206 177 Vancouver 59 32 22 5 69 191 180 Quinlan has a few words for one of the offi- Pittsburgh 57 36 15 6 78 191 152 Vegas 60 30 22 8 68 189 183 NYI 57 33 18 6 72 166 157 Calgary 60 30 24 6 66 174 186 cials after a penalty call during Saturday’s Columbus 59 30 18 11 71 152 146 Arizona 61 29 24 8 66 170 166 win over St. Mary’s. Top right, Fenwick goal- Phila 59 32 20 7 71 193 177 San Jose 58 26 28 4 56 152 189 Carolina 58 33 21 4 70 189 163 Anaheim 58 24 27 7 55 151 180 ie Jack Vieira takes a breath and looks up at NYR 58 30 24 4 64 189 181 L Angeles 59 21 33 5 47 145 187 the flag during the singing of the National N Jersey 57 21 26 10 52 158 201 Anthem prior to Saturday’s game. At left, St. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. overtime loss. Top three teams in each Chicago at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. Mary’s Owen Maguire in action during the division and two wild cards per conference Monday’s Games game. advance to playoffs. Anaheim at Calgary, 4 p.m. Saturday’s Games Florida at San Jose, 4 p.m. Boston 4, Detroit 1 N.Y. Islanders at Arizona, 4 p.m. Nashville 4, St. Louis 3 Washington at Vegas, 6 p.m. PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Edmonton 4, Florida 1 Tampa Bay at Colorado, 9 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Philadelphia 3 Tuesday’s Games San Jose 2, Minnesota 0 Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Toronto 4, Ottawa 2 Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Dallas 4, Montreal 3, OT Buffalo at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 3, Colorado 1 Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Chicago 8, Calgary 4 Arizona 3, Washington 1 Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. Hockey rivalry comes to life Vegas 1, N.Y. Islanders 0 Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games New Jersey at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 5, Detroit 1 Wednesday’s Games Boston 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 8 p.m. Edmonton 4, Carolina 3, OT Arizona at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Anaheim 5, Vancouver 1 Boston at Edmonton, 8:30 p.m. Columbus at New Jersey, 6 p.m. Florida at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Dallas at Ottawa, 6 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Colorado, 10 p.m. Nashville 2, St. Louis 1 Minnesota at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS

Feb. 17 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 1923 — Cy Denneny of the Ottawa 10 blocks in the Spurs’ 115-96 win Senators becomes the NHL’s all-time over Detroit. scorer. Denneny scores his 143rd 1998 — The U.S. women’s hockey goal to surpass Joe Malone in a 2-0 team wins the sport’s first Olympic win over the Montreal Canadiens. gold medal with a 3-1 victory over 1924 — Johnny Weissmuller sets a Canada. world record in the 100-yard freestyle 1999 — Australia’s Susie O’Neill swim with a time of 52.4 seconds. shatters swimming’s oldest record, 1926 — In a tournament at the Carl- breaking the 200-meter butterfly ton Club in Cannes, France, Suzanne world mark with a time of 2:05.37 in Lenglen beats Helen Wills 6-3, 8-6 in a World Cup short-course meet at their only tennis match against each Malmo, Sweden. O’Neill breaks the other. record of 2:05.65 set by Mary T. 1962 — Wilt Chamberlain of the Meagher of the United States in Philadelphia Warriors scores 67 1981. points and grabs 28 rebounds in a 2001 — Arnold Palmer, 71, becomes 128-121 lost to the Hawks at St. the first player to shoot his age in a Louis. PGA Tour event since Sam Snead did 1968 — The Basketball Hall of Fame 22 years ago. Palmer finishes the opens in Springfield, Massachusetts. fourth round of the Bob Hope Classic 1974 — Richard Petty wins his sec- with a 1-under 71. ond straight Daytona 500. It’s the fifth Daytona 500 title for Petty, who 2010 — Americans Lindsey Vonn also won in 1964, 1966, 1971 and and Julia Mancuso capture gold and 1973. silver, respectively, in the women’s 1992 — Raisa Smetanina wins a Olympic downhill at Vancouver, British gold medal with the Unified Team in Columbia. It’s the first time since the 20-kilometer cross-country relay 1984 that the United States cap- to set the career Winter Olympic tures the top two spots in a women’s Games medal record with 10. alpine skiing event. Smetanina, 39, also becomes the 2019 — Kevin Durant has 31 points oldest champion and the first to win and seven rebounds, LeBron James a medal in five straight Winter adds 19 points and Team LeBron Games. overcomes a big game from Giannis 1994 — San Antonio’s David Robin- Antetokounmpo to defeat Team son records the fourth quadru- Giannis 178-164 in the NBA All-Star The Swampscott boys hockey team ple-double in NBA history with 34 game. huddles around its net prior to Sat- urday’s game at Salem State against TRANSACTIONS rival Marblehead. At left, Collin Hart streaks down the ice. The Magicians BASEBALL terms with LHP Brent Suter on a two- scored four goals in the third period American League year contract. to win the game, 5-3. NEW YORK YANKEES — Signed RHP PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Traded Chad Bettis to a minor league con- LHP Tyler Gilbert to the L.A. Dodgers tract. for OF Kyle Garlick. PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK National League Designated OF Nick Martini for MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to assignment. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 COMICS

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Help partner’s lead whenever possible Oscar Wilde wrote, “The advantage and runs the club queen. The finesse of the emotions is that they lead us loses, but South claims the remain- astray.” At the bridge table, we should der. He discards his heart loser on a try not to be distracted by our emo- club winner on the board. tions. Also, there are times when we But when East wisely doubles five should help partner with his opening hearts, and West leads that suit, lead, not unnecessarily risk his going it would be easy for declarer to go astray. down. If he adopts the same line as In today’s deal, for example, how just proposed, when the club finesse does South get on in six spades af- loses, East cashes the heart king to ter West leads the diamond queen? defeat the slam. How about after a heart lead? However, a more-resourceful The auction was fairly predictable. South, realizing that East has both After North raised spades on the high hearts, will spot a winning line. second round, South inquired about He wins the first trick with his heart aces and kings before settling into ace and draws trumps. Then he elim- six spades. inates the diamonds (ace, king, and If East does not make a lead-di- a ruff) before exiting with his last recting double of five hearts, West heart. East is endplayed, having ei- will surely lead the diamond queen. ther to lead away from the club king Declarer wins that, draws trumps or to concede a ruff-and-sluff. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

The Waltons: “The Fawn” MeTV, 12 p.m. Erin adopts a wild animal, while John Boy gets a life Jane Levy can’t escape the sound of music lesson with a new job. College Basketball ESPN, beginning at 7 p.m. Live in NBC’s ‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ A college basketball doubleheader on ESPN has the North Carolina Tar Heels at the Notre Dame Fight- ing Irish, followed by the Iowa State Cyclones at the Kansas Jayhawks. 9-1-1: Lone Star: “Friends Like These” FOX, 8 p.m. The team responds to emergencies that include a ride-share trip gone awry, a farming accident and a memorial service that may turn into another funeral. Billy Burke guest-stars in the new episode “Friends Like These.” Washington: “Rebel Commander” History, 8 p.m. The British are no longer coming -- they’re here. As the American colonies make their final break from the British empire, their newly minted command- er-in-chief George Washington realizes he’s been handed the nearly impossible task of fighting the most powerful and seasoned armed forces in the world with a ragtag group of undisciplined, inexperi- enced and underfunded soldiers. America’s Got Talent: The Champions NBC, 8 p.m. Season Finale! The Season 2 winner of the series that brings togeth- er the most memorable and talented acts from Got Talent competitions around the globe is determined tonight. All Rise: “My Fair Lockdown” CBS, 9 p.m. Lola (Simone Missick) presides over the trial of a defendant who rejects the rule of law and seizes control of the courtroom in the new episode “My Fair Lockdown.” The Green River Killer: Mind of a Monster Investigation Discovery, 9 p.m. A scene from Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist. The latest in ID’s Mind of a Monster series of spe- cials focuses on Gary Ridgway, one of America’s By Taylor Neumann who is incapacitated by a Zoey performs every song. growing up? neurological disease. Others I’m really proud of it and ex- When I was 13, I was ob- most prolific serial killers, who was convicted of The most musical new show around her include her of- cited for our audience to see.” sessed with Avril Lavigne. I murdering 49 women in Washington state between this winter is NBC’s Zoey’s 1982 and 2001, though he confessed to 71 mur- fice friend Max (Skylar Astin Behind The Music straightened my hair to look Extraordinary Playlist (Sun- of Pitch Perfect), boss Joan With Jane Levy ders and is believed to have committed more than days begininning Feb. 16). like hers and started wear- 90. The two-hour special uses chilling tapes and (Lauren Graham) and neigh- Are there any songs you’re ing white tank tops to school. It’s like a singalong Spotify bor Mo (Glee’s Alex Newell), hoping make an appearance video archives of Ridgway’s police interviews to gain account delivering tunes to “Sk8er Boi” and “Mobile” insight into his evil. who maybe sums up the show on the show? were two of my faves. your TV screen every week. best when talking to Zoey Jane Levy: I love Bon- No Passport Required: “Boston” The gist is this: The titular What song makes you PBS, 9 p.m. about her gift. “Songs are nie Raitt and Prince. “I smile? Zoey (Jane Levy) is a comput- all just an expression of our Can’t Make You Love Me” is Visit Boston with chef Marcus Samuelsson to learn My friends make fun of me, er coder who accidentally gets deepest wants and desires — heart-wrenching and very in but I love Pitbull radio. I take about the Portuguese, Brazilian and Cape Verdean zapped while getting an MRI. joy, pain, heartbreak, yearn- line with our show. Austin Zumba class when I’m in L.A. diasporas, united by one language in the bustling Now she has the ability to ing, forgiveness, revenge. [Winsberg, creator], are you port city they call home. Meet the chefs who are hear the innermost thoughts Good music can make you reading? and any hip-hop/Latin/reg- continuing and transforming culinary traditions. of the people around her, ex- feel things you can’t express If you could pair up with gaeton hits make me smile! The Good Doctor: “Unsaid” pressed through song. in words.” any member of the cast to On the flip side, what song ABC, 10 p.m. At first, she’s upset at this The first few episodes show sing karaoke, who would you do you listen to when you’re Despite everyone else’s doubts, Shaun (Freddie turn of events — as anyone Jane as a bystander to these pick? sad? Highmore) is hopeful that Carly (Jasika Nicole) is would be after being caught epic displays of musicality, I would never pair up with I listen to Neil Young a lot truly fine with his friendship with Lea (Paige Spa- in a citywide rendition of the but Levy promises we’ll see any of them! They are far too when I’m feeling nostalgic. It ra). Meanwhile, the team treats a young boy -- born Beatles’ “Help” — but she her character bust out skills talented to stand next to. reminds me of driving roads without a fully formed trachea and unable to speak soon realizes her new power eventually, too. “About 70 What’s the first song you through the redwoods where -- who may be a good candidate for an experimental allows her to connect with percent into the first season, remember loving and playing I grew up, and it’s incredibly procedure. her father (Peter Gallagher), there is an episode in which over and over when you were soothing.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT given by Linda J. Maxwell to Merchants Cooperative Bank, dated March 4, 1985 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20 SM 000496 20SM 000330 7684, Page 482 of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, ORDER OF NOTICE by assignment from: To: ORDER OF NOTICE Mark D. Aldred MerchantsBank of Boston, A Cooperative Bank f/k/a Merchants Cooperative Bank Renee A. Aldred TO: to Farragut Mortgage Co., Inc., recorded on May 7, 1990, in Book No. 10425, at Arturo V. Reynoso Page 104 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Farragut Mortgage Co., Inc. to Marine Midland Bank, N.A., recorded on May 7, U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq) 1990, in Book No. 10425, at Page 140 Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc. HSBC Bank USA, National Association successor by merger to HSBC Bank USA, formerly known as Marine Midland Bank, N.A. to Mortgage Electronic Registration claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Systems, Inc., as nominee for HSBC Bank USA, N.A., recorded on December 19, numbered 60 Ballard Street, given by Mark D. Aldred and Renee A. Aldred to numbered 18 Hawthorne Street, given by Arturo V. Reynoso to Mortgage 2011, in Book No. 30935, at Page 72 Champion Mortgage, a division of Key Bank, USA, National Association, dated Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for SouthStar Funding, LLC, October 10, 2003, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of dated June 9, 2006, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for HSBC Bank USA, Deeds in Book 21957, Page 579, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, of Deeds in Book 25785, Page 404, now held by Plaintiff by an Assignment, N.A. to HSBC Bank USA, N.A., recorded on August 1, 2012, in Book No. 31580, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of has filed with this court a complaint for determination Defendant's at Page 362 for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Servicemembers status foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on March 9, 2020, on the mortgaged premises located at 23 Red Rock Street, Lynn, Essex County, If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on TO WIT: that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 16, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before March 9, thereon, bounded and described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Lot A on the plan 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground hereinafter mentioned, 60.50 feet; of noncompliance with the Act. of noncompliance with the Act. SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Levites, 66.17 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Cahill, 60.50 feet; and NORTHWESTERLY by land now or Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on January 29, 2020. Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on January 24, 2020 formerly of Clevens, 64.80 feet; be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and described; being the premises shown as Lot B on Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Attest: a plan of Subdivision of Land Owned by Esther M. Tattle, Tr., Lynn, Mass., dated Recorder Deborah J. Patterson August 20, 1953, by O. W. McIntosh, C.E. and recorded at Essex South District Recorder Registry of Deeds, Book 4010, Page 520, Plan No. 702 of 1953, and containing 19-036550 / FC01 3,930 square feet of land according thereto. Said premises are now known as and numbered 23 Red Rock Street. Said premises are conveyed together with the Item: February 17, 2020 Item: February 17, 2020 right of way ten feet wide extending from Red Rock Street to said Lot B along the entire southeasterly boundary line of said Lot A, all as shown on said plan, to be COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Bills Auto Clinic Inc Auction used for all purposes for which streets or ways are now or may hereafter be used PROBATE COURT in the City of Lynn, including installation, maintenance and renewal of pipes and ESSEX, SS Docket No. ES19E0130PP wires for sewerage and utilities. The easement above granted is to be used in (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) common with others entitled thereto, and there is also granted an appurtenant To LUKE GOSNELL of LYNN in the County of ESSEX, and to all other persons Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. easement and right to maintain, repair and renew existing sewerage and water interested. pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on February 22, pipes as now located in a portion of said Lot A, in addition to the easements 2020 at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor herein above granted. Being the same premises conveyed to the Mortgagor by A petition has been presented to said Court by EILEEN CROFT of SAUGUS in Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garage keeper's lien thereon for storage, towing Deed of Kathleen M. Janes dated November 1, 1983 and recorded with the Essex the County of ESSEX representing that she holds as tenants in common, an charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. South Registry of Deeds at Book 7262, Page 246. undivided equal share of certain land lying in LYNN in said County of ESSEX and briefly described as follows: 2003 Ford Explorer Vin # 1FMZU70E63UB05649 For mortgagor's(s) title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) 2000 Chevy Astro Van Vin# 1GCDM19W5YB186864 Registry of Deeds in Book 7262, Page 246. SOUTHWESTERLY by the northeasterly line of Woodland Avenue, twenty (20) feet; 2011 Chrysler 200 Vin # 1C3BC1FG0BN553512 NORTHWESTERLY seventy (70) feet, and SOUTHWESTERLY ninety (90) feet by land 2010 Ford Focus Vin# 1FAHP3FN7AW217200 These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all now or formerly of Herbert W. Zorzy et ux; NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the of Robert H. Wyer et al ninety nine and 31/100 (99.31) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by Item: February 4, 10, 17, 2020 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax land now or formerly of Walter G. Thurston et al one hundred six and 31/100 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or (106.31) feet; and SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Danville T. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, "To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. Chadbourne et al one hundred sixty four and 30/100 (164.30) feet. All of said M. on February 28, 2020 at 47 Alley having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, boundaries are determined by the Land Court to be located as shown upon plan easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property numbered 28809-A, drawn by O.W. McIntosh, Civil Engineer, dated September left in leased storage spaces by the Did you 28, 1958, as modified and approved by the Land Court, filed in the Land TERMS OF SALE: following persons: Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with original Certificate of R. Guilford L. Green T. Zelalem T. Title #30264 in the Southern Registry District of Essex County. setting forth that A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be Decareau M. Lopez J. Evans M. Jones know? they desire that all of said land may be sold at private sale for not less than E. Harewood A. Alqayidi A.& J. Montero required to be $415,000.00 and praying that partition may be made of all the land aforesaid paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is to be paid by G., J. & M. Rosario, Buitic Salon according to law, and to that end that a commissioner be appointed to make such Item: February 10, 17, 2020 certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California St., Newton, partition and be ordered to make sale and conveyance of all, or any part of said Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, land which the Court finds cannot be advantageously divided either at private sale Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed or public auction, and be ordered to distribute the net proceeds thereof. will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance the event of an error in this publication. in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 18th day of February 2020 the return day of this citation. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Witness, JENNIFER M.R. ULWICK, Esquire, First Judge of said Court this 7th day of HSBC BANK USA, N.A. January, 2020. Present holder of said mortgage Home delivery Pamela Casey O'Brien Register. subscribers By its Attorneys, Item: February 6, 11, 17, 2020 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. get FREE access 150 California St. Newton, MA 02458 Find great to the e-edition on (617)558-0500 deals in 2013090846

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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iranian and the U.S. turns to war. on Friday, as a show of defiance President Hassan Rouhani said Tehran and Washington came against the U.S. Sunday that he doesn’t believe close to an open conflict in Jan- “Americans will not be hap- the U.S. will pursue war with uary, when a U.S. drone strike py with a high-turnout,”he said. his country, because it will harm killed Iran’s top general, Qasem “Surely they will be happy with a President Donald Trump’s 2020 Soleimani, outside Baghdad. Iran low-turnout election.” reelection bid. retaliated with missile strikes on Iran’s parliamentary elections Rouhani said that Trump knows a base housing U.S. troops in Iraq. are seen as a test of the popular- that war with Iran will “ruin” his Tensions have been escalating ity of Rouhani’s relatively moder- chances of winning the 2020 U.S. steadily since Trump pulled the ate and pro-reform bloc led. His presidential election. U.S. out of Tehran’s 2015 nuclear government, however, has mostly The Iranian leader added that deal with world powers, and reim- struggled to deliver on campaign war would be harmful to U.S. in- posed crippling sanctions on Iran. promises to improve people’s lives terests and those of its regional Rouhani reiterated that the U.S. as Iran’s economy buckles under allies, as well as Iran. should rejoin the nuclear deal if the weight of U.S. sanctions. “I think the Americans aren’t it wants to return to negotiations. Iranian authorities have also after war since they know what “We will finally get the enemy to barred thousands of parliamen- harm it could do them,” said Rou- sit at the negotiating table some tary candidates from running, hani in a news conference. day, like before,” said Rouhani, re- mainly reformists and moderates. He said that Persian Gulf na- ferring to the U.S. Friday’s elections could PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tions like the United Arab Emir- Rouhani also encouraged Ira- strengthen the hand of Iranian ates, Bahrain and Qatar stood a nians to turnout in large num- hard-liners, who champion con- Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani gives a press lot to lose if conflict between Iran bers for parliamentary elections fronting the West. conference in Tehran, Iran, Sunday. Warring parties in Yemen OK prisoner swap

CAIRO (AP) — Yemen’s they have been building warring sides have agreed can still yield positive to implement a long-de- results,” the U.N. envoy layed and major prisoner Martin Griffiths said. swap, the United Nations The U.N. mission did not said on Sunday, in a sign disclose specific numbers that talks to end the di- for the expected prisoner sastrous war between the exchange. country’s internationally Abdul-Qader al-Mur- recognized government taza, a rebel official in and its Houthi rebels charge of prisoners’ af- could be making progress. fairs, said in a tweet that It would be the “first the first phase of the deal official large-scale” ex- includes the release of change of its kind since more than 1400 prison- the beginning of the con- ers from the two sides. He flict in the Arab World’s said talks would continue poorest country, according for another two days to to the U.N. “prepare and revise the The prisoner swap deal final lists.” was seen as a break- The talks were co- through during 2018 chaired by Griffiths’ of- peace talks in Sweden. fice and the Internation- The Houthis and the inter- al Committee of the Red nationally recognized gov- Cross, ICRC. Representa- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ernment agreed then to tives from the Saudi-led Bodysurfers enter the sea on a beach in St. Ives, southwest England, Sunday. Storm Dennis roared several confidence-build- coalition also attended the across Britain on Sunday, lashing towns and cities with high winds and dumping so much rain ing measures, including a talks, the U.N. said. that authorities urged residents to protect themselves from “life-threatening floods” in Wales and cease-fire in the strategic Griffiths urged both par- ties to move forward with Scotland. port city of Hodeida. Implementation of the the agreed-upon prisoner tentative peace plan exchange “with the ut- stumbled amid ongoing most sense of urgency.” Wales takes biggest pounding military offensives and a He did not elaborate when deep-seated distrust be- they would start the ex- tween the two sides. change. The conflict also has Franz Rauchenstein, as another storm hits Britain been a theater for the re- the head of the ICRC in gional rivalry between Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, LONDON (AP) — Storm of areas in England and gland’s southeastern coast. lasted a few hours, South Iran, which backs the welcomed the step as “en- Dennis hammered Brit- Wales as authorities mobi- Dennis has been so in- Wales Police declared a Houthi rebels, and Saudi couraging.” ain Sunday, bringing a lized resources to deal with tense that England posted major incident as firefight- Arabia, which leads a mil- “Today, despite ongo- month’s worth of rain in the impact of the overflow- a record number of flood ers and rescue crews con- itary coalition supporting ing clashes, we saw that just 48 hours to parts of ing rivers that have cut off warnings and alerts and tinued to help communities the internationally recog- the parties have found South Wales, which bore some communities. a rare “red warning” for following multiple floods, nized Yemeni government. common humanitarian the brunt of the country’s A man in his 60s died extremely life-threatening landslides and evacua- The U.N. mission in Ye- ground that will allow second severe storm in- after falling into the Riv- flooding was announced tions. Nearby Gwent Police men said that both the many detainees to re- side a week. er Tawe in South Wales for South Wales. said residents of Skenfrith, rebels and Yemeni gov- turn to their loved ones,” Rivers across Britain mid-morning and his body The Met Office, Britain’s Monmouthshire, were be- ernment had decided to Rauchenstein said. burst their banks and a was found further along meteorological service, ing advised to evacuate “immediately begin with The war in Yemen has number of severe flood the river, Dyfed-Powys Po- only issues its highest red due to the flooding. exchanging the lists for also spawned the world’s warnings remained in place lice said on social media. warning when it thinks The Met Office said the the upcoming release” of worst humanitarian crisis, as authorities strove to get Police said his death was the weather will be so highest wind gust record- prisoners. Sunday’s state- leaving millions suffer- people to safety and to pro- not being treated as sus- dangerous there’s a “risk ed was 91 mph at Ab- ment came after seven ing from food and medical tect homes and businesses. picious or being linked to to life” and that people erdaron in north Wales days of meetings between shortages. It has killed over The Met Office, Britain’s the bad weather. must take immediate ac- on Saturday. It also said a the two sides in Jordan’s 100,000 people, including meteorological service. said On Saturday, Storm Den- tion to protect themselves. total of 6.1 inches of rain capital, Amman. fighters and civilians, ac- the disruption is set to car- nis was blamed for the It was the first time a red fell at Crai Reservoir in “Today the parties cording to the Armed Con- ry through into Monday. deaths of two men who warning has been sounded the Welsh county of Powys showed us that even with flict Location & Event Data Major incidents have were pulled from the sea in since December 2015. over 48 hours to Sunday the growing challenges on Project, which tracks vio- been declared in a number separate searches off En- Though the warning only morning. the ground, the confidence lence reports in Yemen.

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MANILA, Philippines locals have stayed away (AP) — In a popular Cath- since the outbreak began, olic church in the Phil- said Phra Maha Udom Pa- ippines, nearly half of nyapho, a monk in charge the pews were empty for of tourism at the temple. Sunday Mass. The few A Protestant church in hundred worshippers who Seoul shut its doors and showed up were asked to switched entirely to online refrain from shaking oth- worship services after one ers’ hands or holding them of its followers tested posi- during prayers to prevent tive for the virus on Jan. 30. the spread of the virus Other Protestant that started in China. churches in South Korea In Hong Kong, Cardinal have sprayed their halls John Hon Tong, wearing a and rooms with disinfec- mask, announced the sus- tant, canceled children’s pension of public Masses Bible school programs and for two weeks and urged asked followers to min- churchgoers to instead imize socializing. Hun- watch them online. dreds of Catholic churches Buddhist temples, Chris- in the country have halt- tian churches and Muslim ed the use of holy water mosques have been or- stoups, allowed churchgo- dered closed since Jan. 29 ers to wear masks during in mainland China, where Masses and discouraged the new coronavirus strain those with flu-like symp- was first detected in the toms or those who came central city of Wuhan, the from countries with con- epicenter of the outbreak. firmed cases of infection Mosques have canceled from attending. weekly Friday prayers Unlike public areas such since January under an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as shopping malls, recre- order to avoid “collective Catholic priest Fr. Joseph Arellano, right, looks at a man who forgot to take off his protective ational centers and parks, religious activities.” mask and tried to insert the host in his mouth during communion at a Mass at the Minor Basilica discouraging the devout Religious leaders should of San Lorenzo Ruiz in Manila’s Chinatown, Philippines. from going to their plac- encourage Muslims to es of worship and impos- “trust the party” and avoid deaths have been in Chi- a priest at the Binondo in confessional boxes. also been suspended in- ing other restrictions on crowds, the Communist na. Japan, Hong Kong church in the Philippine In Hong Kong, Tong definitely starting Satur- sacred sites can be extra Party-controlled body that and the Philippines have capital’s Chinatown. initially approved pre- day to contain the spread sensitive. Amid the risks, oversees China’s officially reported one fatality each. Attendance at Masses, cautions that included a of the virus. The city-state some devotees consider authorized mosques said In Japan, where Buddhist Arellano said, “has really choice for churchgoers to has reported that 67 peo- going to religious gather- in a statement. temples and Shinto shrines dropped.” watch Sunday Mass on- ple have been infected, ings as a test of faith. The restrictions and are tourist destinations, a After consulting health line. Those who opted to go including a senior pastor “The virus can’t dampen dwindling crowds in reli- sharp decline in the num- experts, the Catholic Bish- to churches were asked to and several members of my faith,” said Rey Gilber, giously diverse places of ber of foreign visitors has ops Conference of the Phil- wear masks and told that the Grace Assembly of a 55-year-old father of two worship underscore the been a palpable setback. ippines announced steps “singing is suspended,” ex- God church, which has who went to Mass at the extent of the scare over the At normally popular Suzu- late last month to fight the cept for short hymns like shut down two premises Binondo church in Ma- outbreak that has perme- mushi, or Crickets, temple, virus. Churchgoers were “Allelulia.” The new virus and quarantined all staff. nila with his family. “God ated many aspects of life in a sign read, “Due to the advised to avoid hand con- is spread through respira- Crowds also have is always there and won’t the hard-hit Asian region. impact of the COVID-19, tact and receive the Eucha- tory droplets, according to thinned at Bangkok’s abandon us.” The virus has killed more no waiting expected,” using ristic host, the consecrated health officials. popular Wat Pho, a centu- A key mosque in Ma- than 1,500 people and in- the name given to the dis- bread that Catholics be- Tong later announced ries-old Buddhist temple laysia’s administrative fected more than 67,000 ease by the World Health lieve to be the body of Jesus the two-week suspension complex known for its gi- capital of Putrajaya and others, mostly in China, Organization. Christ, in the hand instead of Masses, saying the ant reclining Buddha. The two other mosques brief- where several cities that “We assimilate with pa- of the mouth. move was crucial to sup- temple is normally visited ly closed their doors last are home to more than 60 rishioners and many other They said holy water pressing the outbreak, by thousands of tourists, month to non-Muslim vis- million people have been people. We know that the should be replaced more and asked Hong Kong’s many of them Chinese, itors amid the virus scare, placed under lockdown in talk of the town is really often in church stoups and 400,000-strong Catholic during the peak travel but later reopened after an unprecedented effort to this virus and it’s obvious a protective cloth installed community not to panic. season from December to Prime Minister Mahathir contain the disease. that many are scared,” said on the grills separating Masses in Singapore’s February, but large num- Mohamad called the move All but three of the the Rev. Siegfred Arellano, priests and worshippers Catholic churches have bers of visitors as well as irresponsible. Things you can do to prevent unexpected bills By Julie Appleby tria Health Group. TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Advocates say such consent-form al- terations could provide some protection When Stacey Richter’s husband recent- from surprise bills, though there are sev- ly landed in a New Jersey emergency eral major caveats to this largely untest- room, fearing a heart attack, she had an ed idea. additional reason for alarm: a potential These bills — often called “balance big bill from the hospital if the ER wasn’t bills” — happen when out-of-network in his insurer’s network. providers charge more than insurers pay So she took an unusual step. Instead and patients are responsible for paying of simply signing the hospital’s financial the balance. Lawmakers say they are and treatment consent form, Richter first considering ways to help, but legislation crossed out sections calling for her to pay stalled in Congress late last year. And whatever amount the hospital charged. though some states have balance-bill She wrote in her own payment rate of a laws in place, they don’t apply to many “maximum of two times” what the feder- patients with job-based insurance. al government would pay under Medi- Richter and other proponents say pa- care, which is in the ballpark, experts tients should look to state contract law pay for them. Those forms often specify antee the hospital will later agree to lim- said, of what hospitals might consider an for protection. that patients are responsible for “total its proposed by patients on what it can acceptable rate. What few patients realize is that ad- charges.” charge for out-of-network care. “And then I signed it, took a picture of mission and financial forms serve as And therein lies the problem for those “It’s a hard argument to make if the pa- it and handed it back to them,” said Rich- contracts detailing that the hospital will who find themselves at an out-of-net- tient changes it unilaterally,” said Ericka ter, co-president of the consultancy Aven- provide certain services and patients will work facility or are seen by an out-of-net- Adler, a partner at law firm Roetzel & work provider at an in-network hospital. 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