MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 Good and bad news for Child struck and killed Peabody homeowners crossing street in Revere

By Thomas Grillo to an analysis by Michael homeowners will see an in- By Gayla Cawley child, 27-year-old woman off the roadway for un- ITEM STAFF Gingras, the city’s finance crease of $150 or less. The ITEM STAFF and another woman. The known reasons onto the director. proposal increases the av- 5-year-old was declared grass median strip and PEABODY — Property Mayor Edward Betten- erage homeowner tax bill REVERE — A 5-year- dead at the scene and two struck the pedestrians taxes will rise in the city court Jr. proposed, and to $4,336 or 4.7 percent. old girl has been killed, other victims from the who were all walking to- next year, but multi-fami- the City Council approved The average commercial a 2-month-old infant has crash, the female infant gether, State Police said. ly homeowners will be hit a residential property tax property tax bill will in- life-threatening injuries, and one of the women, The driver, a 42-year-old especially hard. rate of $11.01 per $1,000 crease $858, or 2.5 per- three other pedestrians were taken to Massachu- Boston woman, has been Rising home values in of assessed value and a cent. were injured, and a wom- setts General Hospital, arrested after the fatal the city have fueled an commercial rate of $23.69 The value of single fam- an has been arrested af- according to State Police. crash, but her name and average tax hike of nearly per $1,000. The new rates ily homes in Peabody rose ter a crash on Route 145 State and Revere Police charges have not been $200 next year. But own- are lower than last year, by nearly 9 percent this at North Shore Road on responded to the scene released. A State Police ers of two- and three-fam- but the explosive rise in year, with an average of Sunday evening. shortly after 5 p.m., and drug recognition expert ily homes will see tax in- property values means a $393,000. Three of the pedestrians learned that the crash oc- performed an assessment creases from $250 to as tax increase for all. have non-life-threaten- curred after a 2015 Chev- much as $5,000, according About half of the city’s TAXES, A3 ing injuries, a 2-year-old rolet Equinox SUV veered CRASH, A6 City wants a mulligan on golf bid By Gayla Cawley which expires on Dec. ITEM STAFF 31. Michael Bertino, the LYNN — The Gannon city’s chief financial of- Municipal Golf Course ficer, has recommended could be left without that the Lynn Park Com- a management team mission, which meets and forced to close if on Tuesday night, re- the city can’t negotiate ject the $340,000 bid an agreement with the submitted by GFMI to incumbent team before manage the course, as the end of the month. it was nearly $100,000 The City of Lynn is less than the city re- TWO FOR THE SHOW seeking to lease the ceived last year from property to a firm the lease, according to Lynn and Saugus guys drive home the point with antiques that would provide James Lamanna, the professional manage- city’s attorney. ment and maintenance By Steve Krause est in them) probably kept ation as 25 years or older) Guy Moley of Lynn, The Office of the In- for the 190-acre golf spector General has ITEM STAFF me out of a lot of trouble, — in the large garage at his left, and Russell Tripp course, along with op- unless I was racing them. home on Adams Court. The of Saugus talk about ruled that the compa- SAUGUS — Russell Tripp erating and managing Then, it probably got me oldest is a 1928 Chevrolet. cars as they lean ny’s alternate high- bluntly describes his obses- the banquet/restaurant er bid of $470,000, into trouble.” And by far the most strik- against Tripp’s ‘55 facilities, bar conces- sion with antique cars — an ing is the cherry-red 1955 which was based on a These days, Tripp likes Buick Century. sion, function hall, pro interest he’s had since the Chevy Nomad that he ba- potential increase in nothing better than to im- shop and snack shop. earliest days of his childhood. sically took apart and put membership rates, is merse himself inside the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Golf Facilities Man- “It’s a sickness,” he said, back together again — re- “considered a non-re- body of a classic car and put agement Inc. (GFMI), “just like any other kind of pairs that included a plush sponsive bid that can- it back together again. He co-owned by Chris Car- sickness. Some people like interior whose seat covers not be lawfully con- has no fewer than 12 cars — airplanes and some people he made himself. ter and Steve Murphy, sidered by the Park all of them that would eas- like boats. I like cars … and “This can be a very expen- has been overseeing Commission,” accord- airplanes, and boats. ily be classified as antique sive hobby if you don’t the property since be- ing to Lamanna. “I’ve loved cars ever since (defined by the American ing awarded a five-year I was a little kid. (My inter- Antique Automobile Associ- CARS, A3 contract in Dec. 2013, GOLF, A3 ’tis the season for Mom is ‘struggling.’ Scrooge Help Santa help her. By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF By Bill Brotherton would be great, so I can give BEVERLY — It’s safe to say that ITEM STAFF my daughter something, most people past a certain age which I can’t do at the mo- know, or at least know of, Ebenezer The Christmas season ment.” should be a time of celebra- Scrooge’s redemption. A second mother writes, They’ve seen “A Christmas Carol” tion, of happiness, for fam- “I am a single mom. I have by Charles Dickens, either in one of ilies and adults. Especially raised my two kids on my at least five film versions, or from children. Some, due to cir- own since their father the “Mr. Magoo” cartoon, or in one cumstances beyond their passed away four years ago. of hundreds of theatrical produc- control, have seen their I work to be able to provide tions. They know how the tyranni- lives turned upside down what I can for my kids … cal miser Scrooge, who scorns his and face a bleak holiday. but there’s not enough mon- One mother is worried her ey to buy even small things nephew, verbally abuses his clerk, little girl will miss out on this Christmas season. I and is oblivious to the struggles the Christmas this year. “I am hope you are able to help. timid Bob Cratchit faces, is visited struggling,” she writes. “I My family and I would be by the ghost of his late, equally care for my daughter and really grateful. Thank you.” stingy partner Jacob Marley. The take care of my mother and That’s where Item Santa frightening apparition leads to a younger sister.” Her older comes to the rescue. Now in visit from three more spectres rep- brother passed away in Oc- its 52nd year, the fund helps resenting the past, present and tober, and the financial bur- to make Christmas brighter future of Scrooge’s life. They both den has fallen on her shoul- draw out possible reasons for his ders. “Help from Item Santa ITEM SANTA, A3 penuriousness, and frighten him of what will happen to him in years to come if he doesn’t change his evil ways. Once again this season Bill Han- INSIDE ney’s North Shore Music Theatre presents its unique version of Lynn The youngest victims the tale, with both David Coffee Burned body found of the opioid crisis (Scrooge) and Cheryl McMahon deserve better. A4 in park was a (Mrs. Dilber the housekeeper) cel- • 29-year-old man. A3 ebrating their silver anniversaries Sports with the production. Opinion Peabody girls hockey It would be hard to imagine Cof- David Coffee (Ebenezer Scrooge) and Freddie Kimmel fee in anything else, at this point Tools to meet opens with win over (Jacob Marley) in A Christmas Carol at North Shore Music a challenge. A4 Marblehead. B1 Theatre, Friday. CAROL, A5

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Georgia Markos, 94 Tefta E. Stevens, 98 Virginia May Girard, 90 1924-2018 JUPITER, Fla. — Mrs. to thousands of Lynn 1928-2018 Tefta E. “Tef e” (Toto- girls and boys who at- TOPSFIELD — Geor- Georgia was the ni) Stevens, age 98, tended the Little Red LYNN — Virginia ple life. Holidays, Red gia (Fi is) Markos, matriarch of the of Jupiter, Fla, for- Schoolhouse over the May (Sanford) “Gin- Sox, Patriots, family, age 94, passed away Markos family. She merly of Lynn, died 25 years she and her ny” Girard, 90, born friends and traveling peacefully surround- was predeceased by at 3:39 p.m. on Dec. husband “Jack”, who Feb. 11, 1928, pre- were her favorite past ed by her loved ones her loving son, Elias 6, 2018. Born and was the school bus viously residing in times. on Friday, Dec.7, in A. Markos, who died raised in Lynn, she driver, ran the school. Middleton, passed The family would Tops eld. of ALS in 2000. She was the daughter of She cherished those away on Friday, like to extend a spe- Born in Vergadaika, never missed a day the late Vasil and Ka- memories always. Dec. 7 while resting cial thanks to Kaplan Sparta, Greece on with him from the day tina (Caka) Totoni. She was a During Tefta’s life, she had peacefully at the Ka- Hospice house for April 16, 1924, she he was diagnosed graduate of Lynn Classical High also resided in South Hamp- plan Hospice House. comforting Ginny on was the daughter of Nikolaos until the day he passed. She is School and had lived in Lynn for ton, NH, St. Petersburg, Fla, She was the loving Daughter her beautiful journey over her and Panagiota Fi is. She mar- also predeceased by her hus- the greater part of her life. At the and Kissimmee, Fla. She is of Charles and Viola Sanford last 5 days to nd peace into ried Athanasios Markos at the band, Athanasios. She is sur- time of her death, and per her survived by her son; John of Lynn and predeceased by the light and Hathorne Hill age of eighteen and raised vived by her children and their wishes, she lived with her be- A. Stevens of Grantham, NH brothers Richard and Charles. for giving her quality life care, Ginny graduated from LEHS eight children in the moun- spouses: wife of Elias, Georgia loved son in Jupiter, Fla. In her and Jupiter, Fla., her grand- over the past 7 months. in 1946, after graduation she tainous village of Loganikos. Markos; Nicholas and wife, nal days, she was surrounded son, David A. Stevens of San Service information: Her fu- worked at Lynn Craft Shoe After surviving the hardships Georgia Markos; John and by family and loved ones. Her Clemente, CA, and her grand- neral will be held on Friday at Company. She married the of war and hunger in Greece, wife, Catherine Markos; Zeno passing was peaceful. daughter; Laura K. Stevens of 10 a.m. in the SOLIMINE FU- love of her life Joseph Girard she emigrated to Lynn in and wife, Margaret (Peggy) For 51 years, until his death Weymouth, MA. She was the NERAL HOME, 426 Broadway in 1960, whom she spend 58 1967 in search of a more Markos; Eleni and husband, in 1998, Tefta was the wife of sister of the late James V. and (Rt 129), Lynn. Burial will be promising life. She worked Nick Koudanis; Pauline and Victor V. Totoni. years loving, right up to her in Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. the late John A. “Jack” Ste- last breath. in Lynn’s famous leather fac- husband, George Markos; Ma- vens. Jack was loved by many Service information: Her fu- Relatives and friends are tories until her early 70’s. ria and husband, Vasilios Kou- neral will be held on Tuesday During their marriage, they respectfully invited. Visiting in Lynn and elsewhere, but had three wonderful children She immersed herself in her moundouros; and Mimi and he was loved by no one more at 11 a.m. in the SOLIMINE hours are Thursday from 4 to FUNERAL HOME, 426 Broad- Darlene, Robert, and Charles. 8 p.m. Directions and guest- family and was a committed husband, Gino Tzortzis. She than Tefta, who diligently cared way (Rt 129), Lynn. Burial will She was a “Grammy to every- book at www.solimine.com. member of St. George Greek is also survived by twenty-two for him during his nal years. be in Pine Grove Cemetery, one” and a Grandmother to Orthodox Church throughout grandchildren, twenty- ve Tef e’s rst priority was al- her life. great-grandchildren and two Lynn. Relatives and friends are four. Ginny loved reading, play- ways family. However, she was respectfully invited. Visitation ing cards, watching the birds, Her love of family knew great-great grandchildren who also the founder, owner and di- no bounds. She also loved all dearly loved her. Her legacy will be on Tuesday from 10 a.m. and just experiencing the sim- rector of the Little Red School- to 11 a.m. prior to the funeral. deeply her Orthodox faith will continue to live on through house in Lynn. During a time and nature, speci cally, her this family. Those who prefer may make when female entrepreneurs donations to Saint George Al- garden. Residents of John- Service information: The fu- were almost unheard of, Tefta son street will remember the neral will be held on Tuesday, banian Orthodox Cathedral, Mary Baletsa, 99 started her childcare business 523 E. Broadway, Boston, MA. luscious greenery of her yard Dec. 11, 2018 at 10 a.m. at in 1960. The business was Directions and guestbook at 1918-2018 over owing with life and color St. George Greek Orthodox a means for her to support www.solimine.com. amongst the concrete. She Church, 54 S. Common Street, her family while also caring LYNN — Mary three sons, Steve embodied the most precious Lynn, MA. Burial will be at Pine for children, whom she loved (Mantsourani) Ba- Mantsourani and traits people can have; she Grove Cemetery. Relatives and dearly. From 1960 to 1985 letsa, 18 days short his wife Angelina, was kind, compassionate, friends are respectfully invited she was the beloved teacher of her 100th birth- Charles Mantsourani and thoughtful, with an excep- for visiting hours on Monday, day, died peacefully and his wife Susan tional level of resilience. She Dec. 10 from 5 to 8 p.m. at at her residence on and George Mant- brought light into the lives of St. George Greek Orthodox Saturday, Dec. 8, sourani all of Pea- all who were blessed to know Church. Arrangements by the Leo J. Powers, 76 2018, with her family body, her precious her. Even those with whom she SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, by her side. She was grandchildren, Ste- did not speak the same lan- Lynn. If you prefer, please con- LYNN — Leo J. Powers, 76, of otti and her husband John of the devoted wife of 50 years ven, Peter, Michael and Lisa guage felt a connection with Lynn, died suddenly at home Tops eld, and his nieces and sider donating in Georgia’s to Charles Baletsa. Mary was Mantsourani of Peabody and her. She was a woman whose name to St. George Greek on Nov. 8, 2018. Born in Lynn, nephews Brian Powers, Kevin warmth was felt through her he was the son of the late Powers, Jaqueline Raymond, born in Farrell, Pa. on Dec. Nicole Park of Danvers; her Orthodox Church, Lynn. Direc- 26, 1918. The daughter of seven cherished great grand- smile and kind eyes. She will tions and online guestbook at John and Jane (Canniff) Pow- Jimmy Raymond, Jeremy Per- the late William and Melpo children, Aaron, Tyler, Michael, be fondly remembered for all www.Solimine.com. ers. A graduate of Lynn Techni- otti, and John Perotti. the unconditional love she cal High School, Leo had been Service information: Private Pappachristou and following Kaitlyn, Aria Manstsourani gave to her family and friends. employed as a truck driver services were held at the Na- the death of her mother, her and Nicolas and Alex Park and Our world will not be the same with the City of Lynn D.P.W. be- dworny Funeral Home 798 father took the family back many nieces and nephews. without her. fore his retirement. Leo was an Western Ave. Lynn. Interment to Lesvos, Greece, where she Service information: A Visi- avid sports fan and would not Swampscott Cemetery. resided before returning to the tation will be held on Tuesday, miss a game. He is survived by United States in 1948. from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the his brother Gerard T. Powers of Mary was a founder of the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funer- Petrina A. Coppola, 90 Lynn, sisters Agnes Raymond Muntsy’s Sub Shop in Pea- al Home at the 82 Lynn St., of Swampscott, Marcella Per- body that started in 1964 in Peabody facility. Her funeral downtown Peabody and later will be held on Wednesday, DANVERS — Mrs. and loving husband. moved to the Lake St., West December 12 at 9 a.m. from Petrina A. (Cacciato- She was very loving Peabody location and worked the funeral home followed by re) Coppola, age 90, and caring and loved Mary Zaccagnini for over 25 years prior to her Services in St. George Greek formerly of Saugus, by everyone she met. LYNN — Mary Zac- cisco. Also survived retirement in 1990. Orthodox Church, 54 So. Com- died peacefully at Petrina is survived cagnini, of Lynn, by 6 grandchildren, She enjoyed gardening mon St., Lynn at 10 a.m. Buri- home on Saturday by her son; Albert S. passed away on Dec. 12 great grandchil- around her home and knitting. al will be in Cedar Grove Cem- Dec. 8, 2018. She Coppola of Danvers, 5, 2018. She was dren, sister-in-laws, She and her husband made etery, Peabody. Expressions was the wife of the her daughter Nan- 82 years old. Born in and many nieces and many visits back to Greece of sympathy may be made to late Albert G. Cop- cy M. Bray and her Cambridge, she was nephews. and had been a member of St George Greek Orthodox pola, with whom he husband William of the beloved daughter Mary enjoyed doing St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 54 South Common St, shared 62 years of marriage Danvers, grandchildren; An- of the late Josephine antique shows and Church, Lynn . Lynn, 01902 in her memory. and was the daughter of the gela M. Bray of Boston and (Smedile) and Roc- cooking for her great She is survived by her hus- For guest book and directions, late Angelina (Raniere) and Christopher W. Bray of Dan- co DeFrancisco. She grandchildren. Mary band Charles Baletsa, her visit www.ccbfuneral.com. Raymond Cacciatore. Born vers. Petrina is also survived grew up in Cambridge before loved animals and always and raised in East Boston, she by 12 godchildren and several moving to Lynn over 39 years had a pet or two in the family resided in Saugus most of her nieces and nephews. She was ago. home. life before moving to Danvers predeceased by her siblings, She was the devoted wife of Family and friends are cor- in 2013. Dominic, Joseph, Stephen, Gi- the late Rocco J. Zaccagnini Sandra Ann Kinnally, 70 After graduating from East acomo, Angelo and Annetina and the loving mother of Ron- dially invited to attend the vis- Boston High, she worked as a Cacciatore. ald Zaccagnini of Lynn, Chery- itation from the Caggiano Fu- LYNN – Sandra Ann ia, Mary Kinnally of secretary at age 16 at Tickner Service information: Her lann Catanzaro and her hus- neral Home 147 Winthrop St., (Arcand) Kinnally, 70, Puerto Rico, and the Brothers of Boston. She lat- Funeral Mass will be cele- band Gerald of Winchester, Winthrop on Thursday, Dec. of Salem, formerly of late Frederick T. Kin- er worked as a secretary for brated at 9 a.m. on Wednes- Robert Zaccagnini, Loretta 13, 2018 from noon to 2 p.m. Lynn, passed away nally; the dear sister Forte Dupee Sawyer in Bos- day, Dec. 12, 2018 in Saint Zaccagnini, and Eric Zaccag- A funeral service will be held Friday, Dec. 7 after a of Florence Arcand ton. She was very active in her Richard Church, 90 Forest St., nini, all of Lynn. Dear sister in the funeral home immedi- long illness. Sandra and Virginia Calef, church, Blessed Sacrament in Danvers. Burial will follow in of Robert DeFrancisco of Ar- ately following the visitation at was the beloved wife both of Lynn and the Saugus, where she baked and Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. lington, Gerald DeFrancisco of 2 p.m. of the late Frederick late Deborah Wolf served at the collations after Visitation will be held from 4 Cape Cod, Linda Lucas of New Service information: For di- T. Kinnally with whom and George Arcand, Mass. She also worked as a to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 11, Hampshire, and the late Rosa- rections or to sign the online she shared 46 years Jr.; and the aunt of poll worker. She loved gour- 2018 at C.R. Lyons & Sons, lie Niskanen, Joseph, Andrew guestbook go to www.cag- of marriage. several nieces and nephews. met cooking and her Italian Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., “Dee” and Dominic DeFran- gianofuneralhome.com. Born in Boston, she was the Service information: San- daughter of the late George traditions, shopping, bingo, Danvers. 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He said the to purchase or rent equip- ITEM SANTA ed in Item print editions at 781-595-1492. the current contract with increase is going to impact ment to operate a golf GFMI can be extended for all of the company’s staff, From A1 through the month of NOTE: The application course, restaurant, bar a year, if the Park Com- which also has significant December and into 2019, period for aid from Item and banquet facility. The mission opts to reject the equipment needs. Those Park Commission would for those in need. along with a brief message Santa has closed and The To donate, clip the cou- $340,000 bid on Tuesday costs brought their bid be the authority on decid- from each donor, if desired. Item does not process ap- pon in The Item and mail Those interested in sign- night. City officials and down. ing which option is select- it, along with your check, ing up to collect at Santa plicants. All questions GFMI would have to agree Carter said he was sur- ed by the city. to The Item Salvation Island or any business about the program and to the terms of a one-year prised with the news Lamanna attributed Army Santa, PO Box 5, willing to sell stockings distribution of gifts should extension. about the second bid being the past lack of interest Lynn, MA 01903. should contact David So- be directed to Salvation If the bid is rejected rejected, but understands in the property due to the All donations are list- limine Sr. or Joel Solimine Army at 781-598-0673. and the company and city that the RFP required re- general feeling that golf is don’t agree on a one-year spondents to submit bids a declining sport, which extension by Dec. 31, the based on current rates, doesn’t attract younger course would be without rather than potential rate people and has an uncer- Good and bad news for a management team and increases. He said GFMI tain future. would have to close. It’s hopes to work out an In October, Gannon Golf the offseason for golf, but agreement with the city Course, located on Great functions and events are to continue overseeing the Woods Road and built in Peabody homeowners still being held at Gan- course. 1929, was put out to bid non. The city would then “It’s really in the city’s for the second time, as re- put the property out to bid which directly affects nonprofits, which are not hands,” Carter said. “We’ve quired by the state to com- TAXES again. done what they asked us where I live.” required to pay real estate ply with bid laws for open From A1 “Given CFO opinion, to do. We’re just concerned Michelle Doolin, finance taxes, to make a contribu- space following unani- I believe a rejection is with our contract ending But owners of two- and director, said the aver- tion toward the cost of op- mous approval from the three-family dwellings will age assessed value for a very possible,” Lamanna on Dec. 31. We would like Lynn Park Commission. erating the city. said. “Had the bid come to get something in place see a bigger increase. Of two-family last year was The mayor said rather Before the city’s re- the 1,167 multi-families $356,000, but the average in somewhere between before then. My main quirement, the Gannon than request more PI- $400,000 and $425,000, concern would be making in Peabody, 337 will see sale price was $466,000, LOT money, he’s asked Building Association, a an increase from $250 to a difference of 27 per- the likelihood a rejection sure we can still operate non-profit, had a long- hospitals to contribute to would occur would have $500, another 664 will see cent. Among three-fam- the golf course as of Jan. 1. term lease to manage the the high school’s health been substantially re- hikes from $500 to $1,000, ily homes, she said the “We hope to be working golf course. center. For example, he duced … We don’t want to for the city of Lynn going and 80 will see their taxes average assessed value Sean Cronin, senior said, Children’s Hospital hurt them, but we want to forward. We really love rise from $1,000 to $5,000. was $389,000, while the deputy commissioner of has provided $100,000 do what’s in the best inter- and enjoy being up there. Ward 1 City Councilor average sales price was local services for the De- toward services, supplies, est of the city.” It’s a wonderful asset to Jon Turco, who owns a $523,000, a whopping 34 partment of Revenue, who and cash for the student The firm pays $425,000 the city and we hope to two-family home on Lyn- percent. oversees the city’s budget, health center. annually with its current be involved in it going for- nfield Street, asked how City Councilor-at-Large has relayed to city officials The tax increase passed lease, along with an ad- ward.” multi-family property val- Anne Manning-Martin that in order to achieve by a 8-3 margin. Tur- ditional $39,000 revenue If the bid is rejected, ues could rise so dramat- asked Bettencourt why a balanced budget, they co, Manning-Martin, and share to the city from an there’s a 45-day period ically. the contributions from need to have better reve- increase in membership before the city can put the “Some multi-family val- nonprofits to the Payment Ward 5 Councilor Joel Sa- nue from both the Gannon ues have gone up expo- in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) slaw voted no. rates put in place about a property out to bid again. year ago. Under the new Lamanna said the city’s Golf Course and the Lynn nentially,” he said. “Some program have remained Auditorium. anywhere from $80,000 stagnant while home- Thomas Grillo can be Request for Proposals law department will be (RFP) for the property, 50 recommending multiple Bertino has required to $120,000 … most are owners are asked to pay reached at tgrillo@item- that 35 percent of the located in South Peabody more. The program asks live.com. percent of revenue gener- bid options to attract more ated from potential rate interest. GFMI has been lease revenue go into the increases would go to the the only respondent both city’s general fund, up city. times Gannon has been from the 10 to 12 percent Lynn and Saugus guys drive Bertino has recommend- put out to bid. required during the first ed that only bids higher One option would be to bid process. The remain- than the amount the firm allow bidders to bid on a ing 65 percent of the lease home the point with antiques is currently paying be ac- five-year lease, as recom- revenue would go toward cepted, according to La- mended by the Inspector the city’s revolving ac- CARS manna. Bertino could not General, with a possible count for Gannon, which From A1 be reached for comment in one-year extension. The are funds that go toward time for the Item deadline. most recent RFP was fixing the course. do the work yourself,” said Carter said GFMI sub- seeking bids for a lease Tripp. “I do all mine, except mitted the best bid it pos- period that would be from Gayla Cawley can be for some of the painting, sibly could. He said the Jan. 1, 2019 through Dec. reached at gcawley@item- and that’s only because I’m biggest impact on the golf 31, 2023. live.com. Follow her on not set up to do it here.” industry is the minimum A second option would Twitter @GaylaCawley. Tripp does not spend his time restoring antique cars for the money. He gets his joy out of show- ing them off to people who love them as much as he Help make a child’s does. And he doesn’t care if people touch them, open doors, and look around them — inside and out. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Christmas wish “As far as I’m concerned,” he says, “they’re there to More than a dozen cars fill the garage that runs the be enjoyed, not to be afraid entire length of Russell Tripp’s home in Saugus. of. I love taking them to come true! car shows, and I love the This year, his antique from the boys in this field people who go to car shows car show at Fuddruckers is the body work, as some to look at them. If I see lit- helped raise money for can- of the cars he gets are in tle kids who seem to be cer research and to honor poor condition (“I don’t interested, I ask them if longtime volunteer Jim have to go out and look for they want to get in. I don’t Perry, a former girls basket- them anymore,” he says. Please donate care if they get smudged ball coach for both Saugus “They find me.”). and Lynnfield, who died of to help make or anything like that.” “For the Nomad, I had cancer earlier this year. One of the frequent visi- to take part of the roof off You may ask how this the holidays tors at his house is Guy Mo- all around because of the obsession began. ley of Lynn, who grew up in rust,” he said. “I spent four happy for 52 “I used to spend all my years of making Saugus, and who developed years on the Nomad.” spare time building model children in need. holiday wishes come true his interest in cars working Also, he said, “I find that cars, and reading about cars, at the Full of Bull Restau- until I got old enough to buy just working on them, and rant on Route 1 (where the them,” said Tripp, who said restoring them, makes up The Item Salvation Army Santa Fund McDonald’s on the South- nd he picked up his knowledge three-fourths of the hob- is in its 52 year of providing bound side is now). on how to tinker with them by. Not driving them. The “My boss (Bill Pappas) gifts and coats to children “as I went along.” challenge is in the work.” used to have all kinds of The mechanical aspect in need at Christmas time. pictures of old cars all of restoring them, Tripp Steve Krause can be over the place, and he was says, isn’t all that difficult. reached at skrause@item- Your generosity is a real buff,” Moley said. What separates the men live.com. “The place had a real old- very much appreciated car motif. I think I was only 14 when he took me on a ride in a 1955 Thun- derbird. I went to my first Donate online at itemsanta.org car show with the Pap- pases, and from there I fell NIGHTS: Begins January 7 in love with antique cars. Monday and Wednesdays 6-10 p.m. “I feel like it’s a real ONLINE HYBRID: Begins January 8 privilege to own one,” said Tuesdays 6-10 p.m. Yes! I want to help Moley, who works for the ACCELERATED DAYS: Begins February 28th Saugus Housing Authori- 6 Weeks to Success make a child’s ty. His first classic car was Tuesday’s, Wednesday’s & Thursday’s 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. a 1955 Mercury. These Item Santa Christmas wish come true! days, he owns a 1970 Pontiac Trans Am, but Name(s) his prized possession is a 1986 Chevy Monte Car- lo in which Tripp helped Street with the floorboards. City State Zip Moley has put his love of classic cars to good use. 425R Broadway Enclosed is: $ Saugus, MA 01906 AW FFICES OF Make check payable to: Item Santa L O 781-233-9507 JAMES J. CARRIGAN Located adjacent to Rite Aid Pharmacy Please acknowledge our gift as: • Social Security Disability in Saugus Plaza, Route 1 South • Workers Compensation Name(s) above Anonymous • Accidents Month of December 25 years located across from Lynn District Court every Mon. and Tues. Other 15 Johnson St. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 781-596-0100 Used and refurbished skate sale Clip and mail to: JAMES J. CARRIGAN The Item Salvation Army Santa ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN $30/pair RONALD D. MALLOY P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA 01903 Thank you! www.jamescarriganlaw.com Visa, MC, Discover Card or Cash/No Checks [email protected] A4 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 OPINION

EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Tools to meet a challenge

Lynn School Superintendent Dr. Pat- are most at risk of dropping out of high 110 Munroe St. rick Tutwiler issued a challenge last school. P.O. Box 5 month when he called for boosting the School planners are already looking Lynn, MA 01903 number of students reaching English into launching a two-way Spanish im- Customer Service proficiency from 48 percent to 52 per- mersion program with the initial focus Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. cent. on kindergartners in the 2020-2021 School administrators have taken the Connecting school year. All Departments: challenge to heart by making chang- The objective of enhanced ELL educa- 781-593-7700 es aimed at helping English language tion is to make students biliterate and learner (ELL) students. With the goal of Ext. 2 bilingual. Making students conversant Classifi ed/Legal Advertising meeting requirements in newly-imple- and literate in two or more languages is classi [email protected] mented legislation, administrators are intended to give them a leg up in catch- Subscriptions planning to form an English Language ing employers’ attention and snagging [email protected] Parent (Family) Advisory Council and college acceptance letters. Circulation create a seal of biliteracy for inclusion A seal of biliteracy on a high school [email protected] on high school diplomas. diplomacy won’t be a token gesture but Ext. 3 Why the intense public school focus rather a statement of accomplishment E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Newsroom on ELL? One, the law says school dis- President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill [email protected] indicating a student has scored suffi- M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ [email protected] tricts in Lynn and other communities Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg must bolster language learning and ciently high on a language assessment Edward M. Grant Ext. 4 examination and demonstrated an ad- E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ make ELL programs more accountable Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Sports starting this year. Two, Tutwiler priori- vanced degree of biliteracy. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey [email protected] By forming an advisory council, school Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton tized language learning improvements J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Ext. 5 high on his goal list to ensure adminis- administrators are declaring that they Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Retail and Online trators and educators right down to the want and need parents to participate in Advertising [email protected] school level work together to improve decision making for school district En- PUBLISHERS language learning. glish learning strategies. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ADVERTISING Lynn school district statistics list Tutwiler has made English language Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Ernie Carpenter Jr. Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Director of Advertising 4,030 ELL students and 1,407 former advancement a priority, and schools Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 and Business Development, ext. 1355 ELL students in the Lynn schools. strategies for making the priority a re- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 [email protected] Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 These numbers underscore another, ality favorably include students, educa- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 David McBournie more sobering statistic: ELL students tors and parents. Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Ralph Mitchell John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Sales Representative, ext. 1313 READERS’ FORUM [email protected] Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 We want your letters [email protected] BUSINESS OFFICE Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and comments from readers. Maria Alvaracin Please send yours to the Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at ext. 1205 [email protected] [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 LINDA K. SMITH [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] The youngest victims of the opioid crisis deserve better Marian Kinney ext. 1212 [email protected] The opioid epidemic has toms, and more support for can provide infants with sions on improving care for ment and ease the effects Will Kraft hollowed out communities parents and caregivers. what they need — or they infants with NAS and sup- of prenatal opioid exposure. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] across the country and While research on the may instead compromise porting families through Policymakers need to un- touched the lives of Amer- Mike Shanahan impacts of NAS is just be- development by contrib- family-focused residential derstand that when infants Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 icans of all ages. But we ginning, the importance of uting to or not buffering treatment programs. with NAS leave neonatal [email protected] know disturbingly little a child’s first year of life stressors entirely. Scien- The current focus in care, they are still vulner- Carolina Trujillo about the youngest victims cannot be overstated. Re- tists still have a lot left to policy and research is on able. Congress should take Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 of this crisis: babies born [email protected] search is clear on infant learn. But in the mean- immediate treatment and the following steps: with a type of opioid with- brain development: the time, it’s important to interventions for infants Jim Wilson Fund longitudinal re- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 drawal called neonatal ab- brain develops at a con- know where these children with NAS or prenatal [email protected] stinence syndrome, or NAS. siderable rate during the search to determine the ef- are and who cares for them opioid exposure, rather CIRCULATION One in five pregnant first several years of life, after leaving the neonatal than treatment and in- fects of NAS on children’s developmental outcomes Lisa Mahmoud women fills a prescription with each second produc- intensive care unit. terventions administered Manager, ext. 1239 for opioids, and while not ing more than a million Nationally, the number throughout the first year over time. [email protected] all their babies will be neural connections. And of children entering the of life. Given the impor- Fund research that ex- CLASSIFIED amines the effects of envi- born with the syndrome, during this period — as foster care system spiked tance of the first year of Abbe Young Smith all are at an increased well as during the prena- beginning in 2012, after life on infant brain de- ronmental factors, includ- Manager, ext. 1276 risk. Just how prevalent tal period — environmen- decades of decline, and velopment, that needs to ing home environments [email protected] is NAS? One government tal factors strongly influ- many experts believe that change — and opportuni- and caregiving interac- GRAPHICS fact sheet noted that more ence both an infant’s brain increase is directly related ties for change may exist tions. Trevor Andreozzi than 21,000 babies were development and their so- to the opioid epidemic. Designer through the SUPPORT Fund training programs [email protected] born with it in 2012 alone, cial-emotional regulation. For example, the per- Act or other policies. for adult caregivers and Tyler Bernard and a study from the Cen- Cognitive development centage of children enter- We should also commit providers of children with Designer ters for Disease Control functions of the brain also ing foster care because of to training caregivers of NAS. [email protected] and Prevention found the begin in utero and contin- parental drug or alcohol infants with a history of As we move forward, pol- Zachary Cotto incidence of the condition Designer ue into infancy and be- use increased from 26 per- prenatal opioid exposure. icymakers must extend spiked dramatically be- yond. Early indicators for cent in 2006 to 35 percent Interventions and train- [email protected] services for infants beyond tween 2000 and 2012. But cognitive development in in 2016. Many children ings should be tailored to Mohamed Diop the first weeks of life. Kids Designer from there the trail seems infants include attention, affected by the opioid ep- fit the caregiver’s relation- are suffering the dire con- [email protected] to go cold. face processing, and object idemic who are not in the ship with the child and in- Mark Sutherland Wrapping our hands perception, all of which foster system are living clude needs for biological sequences of this country’s Creative Director around the extent of this can be detected in infan- with grandparents, other and non-biological parents opioid epidemic. Better re- [email protected] crisis requires better and cy and are influenced by relatives or their biologi- and caregivers. search and policy can help. NEWSROOM newer data, first and fore- genetic and environmen- cal parents. They should also include Mike Alongi Linda K. Smith is the most. That means not only tal factors, such as the In October 2018, Pres- guidance on managing Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] a more accurate account- infant-caregiver relation- ident Trump signed the feelings of anxiety and dis- director of the Biparti- san Policy Center’s Early Bill Brotherton ing from the CDC of how ship. Substance Use Disorder tress upon witnessing the Features Editor ext. 1338 many babies are born with Infants suffering from Prevention that Promotes infants’ symptoms of with- Childhood Initiative and [email protected] NAS, but a clearer under- NAS are especially sensi- Opioid Recovery and drawal.The crucial develop- was a key architect of the Gayla Cawley standing of the long-term tive and require support Treatment (SUPPORT) for mental processes that occur military’s child care pro- Reporter, ext. 1236 complications, a focus on to mitigate environmen- Patients and Communities during the first year of life gram. She wrote this piece [email protected] treatment that extends be- tal stressors. Tailored in- Act into law, a bipartisan makes this an optimal time for Congressional Quar- Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 yond the immediate symp- fant-caregiver interactions effort that includes provi- to foster healthy develop- terly Roll Call. [email protected] Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 DAVE HELLING [email protected] Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 Conservatives wrong about restricting Google and Twitter [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 This week a compa- That deal fell through been silenced on those something an outsider Amendment is about. [email protected] ny called Nexstar Media because it was too big. In- platforms. posts. Without that pro- Big media and tech Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Group announced plans to terestingly, the size of the It’s scary that a sena- tection, operators of a blog corporations — Google, [email protected] buy broadcast TV stations Nexstar-Tribune purchase tor-to-be, and a former law or website could be sued Facebook, the new Nex- Daniel Kane owned by Tribune Media agreement is similar to professor, can be so wrong for something posted by star-Tribune broadcast Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Company. If the deal is Sinclair’s. about free speech. No pri- someone else. chain — may be legitimate [email protected] approved by everyone who That suggests another vate firm can be compelled Some want Congress to concerns as potential busi- Steve Krause must approve it, the chain round of complaints about to repeat or amplify some- revoke the exemption for Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ness monopolies, just like [email protected] will be the biggest broad- the dangers of media con- one else’s speech — not “big” companies that aren’t oil companies and phone cast television firm in the solidation. As those com- your blog, your company’s “politically diverse.” How Owen O’Rourke companies and drug stores. Photographer, ext. 1224 nation. plaints roll in, let’s be clear: website, Hawley, The Star, would that work? Who de- The government is free to [email protected] The deal would likely Big media companies ar- Google or Twitter — with- cides what’s “diverse,” or scrutinize business monop- Emma LeBlanc Pérez include Tribune-owned en’t a free speech problem. out violating the First who is “too big”? The gov- Copy Editor WDAF-TV of Kansas City, Next week, for example, Amendment. ernment? No thanks. olies when it finds them. [email protected] where I occasionally con- the House Judiciary Com- You have a constitution- And who thinks free That’s a job for the Jus- Harold Rivera tice Department. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 tribute. mittee plans a hearing to al right to speak. You don’t speech in America isn’t [email protected] You’ll remember a But the government talk about Google’s “filter- have a right to post on diverse today? There are Roberto Scalese company called Sinclair ing” practices. That’s a code someone else’s website. a million opinions on the cannot punish compa- News Editor, ext. 1211 Broadcast Group tried word for a concern, com- Recently, Facebook internet, every hour. I nies because of what they [email protected] to buy the Tribune sta- mon among conservatives, changed the way it chooses have hundreds of viewing say, or how they speak, or Anne Marie Tobin tions. The proposed pur- that the search engine is who they choose to speak, Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 articles for its news feed. options on my TV. There’s [email protected] chase touched off a wave “downgrading” conserva- No newspaper I know of more speech today than at based only on their size Bridget Turcotte of hand-wringing this tive speech in its results. claimed a constitutional any time in American his- or popularity. The First Reporter, ext. 1269 summer because Sinclair Incoming U.S. Sen. Josh right to rank higher on the tory. Amendment, which is [email protected] is very conservative and Hawley has whined about social media site. No. If Hawley is worried more important than it Ryan York very big. this, too. He’s called for Hawley and others about the lack of conser- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 has ever been, must apply [email protected] Some were worried — a congressional investi- want to get around this vatives on Google or Twit- to everyone. obsessed, really — that gation into Google and problem by changing the ter, he can start his own TECHNOLOGY Sinclair wanted to create a Twitter, complaining that federal law that exempts Google or Twitter. That’s Dave Helling writes for Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 right-wing “media empire.” conservative voices have websites from liability for precisely what the First the Kansas City Star. [email protected] MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Dec. 10 - Sunday, Dec. 16

The Community Calendar Friday, Dec. 14 Thursday, Dec. 13 Thursday, Dec. 13 and Peabody Area Cham- Thursday, Dec. 13 runs every Monday and ber of Commerce, Fern- covers the week from Entertainment Education Municipal croft Country Club, 10 Education Monday through the Live Music with Acous- Join Nathalie Lilley in Archives Advisory Com- Village Road, Middleton, High School Council following Sunday. Items ticdelic Duo, Walnut creating eclectic art from mittee meeting at Abbot 7:30-9 a.m. Hall, 9 a.m. Meeting at Saugus High for the Community Street Café, 157 Walnut items you probably have Street, 8:30-11:30 p.m. Entertainment School, 2:30 p.m. Calendar can be sent to in your own home, Lynn- Micadelic Friday at Bent riday ec Holiday Card Making [email protected]. field library, 18 Summer F , D . 14 Water Brewing Company, St., Call (781) 334-6404 — Teen Room of the Main Please include the town, Education SWAMPSCOTT 9:30 p.m. to be put on wait list, 10 Library on 82 Main Street. type of event (education, Movers & Shakers Sto- a.m.-noon. This program is free and entertainment, munici- ry Time for children from Saturday, Dec. 15 open to teens grades 6-12. Monday, Dec. 10 pal), place and time of birth to 5 years old at Ab- No registration is required event. Entertainment Friday, Dec. 14 bot Public Library, 10:30 but supplies are limit- Entertainment a.m. Coffee with a Cop at Education ed. For more information Preschool Story Time Land of a Thousand Hills, Report cards sent home. please go to www.peabody- at Swampscott Public Li- LYNN unday ec 61 Munroe St., 10-11 a.m. S , D . 16 library.org or call 978-531- brary, 10:30 a.m. Taproom Yoga at Bent Municipal 0100 x35, 5-6:30 p.m. Entertainment Monday, Dec. 10 Water Brewing Company, Municipal State Rep. Brad Jones, “Poetry Salon”: The po- 11 a.m. ednesday ec Entertainment office hours at Town Hall, W , D . 12 School Building Com- Live Music Saturdays at ems of Rainer Maria Ril- 9-10 a.m. ke and guest poet Clem Dencity Poetic Soul Bent Water Brewing Com- Entertainment mittee meeting at Swamp- Schoenebeck at Abbot Open Mic hosted by Mi- pany, 8:30 p.m. Glenn Miller - A Look scott Middle School, 7:30 Public Library, 2-4 p.m. chelle La Poetica. Smooth Live Music with Bill Dw- MARBLEHEAD Back in Time, 40 minute a.m. and Mellow vibes. Writing yer Band, Walnut Street film presentation by local Planning Board meet- prompts followed by open Café, 157 Walnut Street, Monday, Dec. 10 NAHANT historian Dan Tremblay, ing at Swampscott High mic with all styles of poet- 8:30-11:30 p.m. Peabody Institute Library Entertainment School, 7 p.m. ry welcome, Walnut Street uesday ec West Branch, 603 Lowell Municipal T , D . 11 Café, 157 Walnut Street, Fun Day Monday Play- St., 1-2 p.m. Leaf and Yard Waste unicipal uesday ec 7-10 p.m. group for kids aged birth M T , D . 11 Drop-off at Department Municipal Karaoke Night at Lazy to 5 years old at Abbot Board of Selectmen of Public Works, 250 Com- meeting for a presentation Conservation Commis- Entertainment Dog Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. Public Library, 10-11 a.m. mercial St., 7:30 a.m.-2:30 by Northeastern Universi- sion, 50 Farm Ave., 7 p.m. Toddler Yoga at Swamp- Municipal Municipal p.m. ty at Nahant Town Hall, 7 scott Public Library, 10:30 School Committee and p.m. EDIC/Lynn will hold REVERE a.m. unday ec Finance Committee Bud- a public meeting for the S , D . 16 Gingerbread Houses at get Liaisons meeting at Lynn Waterfront Master Thursday, Dec. 13 Entertainment School Central Adminis- Tuesday, Dec. 11 Swampscott Public Li- Plan at the Lynn Muse- Jr. Celtics Youth Bas- tration Building, 9 Widger Education brary, 3:30 p.m. um, 590 Washington St. Municipal ketball Clinic for kids 5 to Road, 9 a.m. Connections Memory Reading Challenge Book For more information con- Housing Families office 14 at Lynch/van Otterloo Finance Committee Cafe at Saugus Public Li- Group at Swampscott tact Mary Jane Smalley at YMCA, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 brary, 10 a.m.-noon. hours at City Hall, 10 a.m. meeting at Mary Alley Site Plan Review Com- Public Library, 7 p.m. [email protected] or p.m. Building, 7 Widger Road, mittee Meeting at City 781-581-9399. Meeting is A Magical Cirque Christ- Saturday, Dec. 15 7 p.m. Hall, 10 a.m. Municipal 6-8 p.m. mas at Lynn Auditorium, 5 p.m. Entertainment SUDI Drop-in center at Board of Health meeting Sunday Night Musical Tuesday, Dec. 11 Ellingwood Chapel Con- 437 Revere St., 5 p.m. at Town Hall, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 cert at St. Thomas Aqui- Bi-Monthly municipal Open Mic Featuring Art- Education Open Space & Recre- ists on the Move, Walnut nas Church “A Christmas hearing at Revere Police Entertainment Meditative Author Time ation Plan Committee Street Café, 157 Walnut Concert: The Copley Sing- Department, 6 p.m. Trivia at Lazy Dog with local writer Amanda meeting at Town Hall, 7 Street, 7:30-9:30 p.m. ers.” Sports Bar, 8 p.m. Paine and her book Bal- Christmas parade fund- Entertainment p.m. loon Breath at Abbot Pub- raiser at Tides Restau- Boy Scout Troop 15 Municipal Meeting at 249 R Broad- LYNNFIELD lic Library, 10:30-11:15 rant, 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12 Board of Health meeting a.m. way, 7 p.m. at City Hall, 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10 Sunday Dec. 16 Entertainment Entertainment Wednesday, Dec. 12 Toddler Story Time at Wednesday, Dec. 12 Municipal Spicy Ornament & Can- Entertainment A Healthy Lynnfield, Al dle Holder Sculpting for Christmas Concert and Entertainment Swampscott Public Li- Entertainment Merritt Media & Cultural Teens in grades 7-12 at Carol Sing featuring the Coats for kids at Volare brary, 10:30 a.m. Story Time with Miss Center, 600 Market St., Abbot Public Library, 3-5 Epic Brass Ensemble at Restaurant, 6 p.m. Sue at Lynn Public Li- 2nd floor, 8:30-10 a.m. p.m. the Nahant Town Hall, 4 Thursday, Dec. 13 brary, 9:30 a.m. p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13 Municipal High Rock Tower Obser- Tuesday, Dec. 11 Education Municipal vation Night at High Rock Board of Assessors meet- Lecture on Emily Dick- Education ing at Mary Alley Build- PEABODY Commission on Disabil- Tower, 6-7:30 p.m. inson in celebration of the ing, 7 Widger Road, 8:30 ities: All-inclusive Arts at Speak Up Spoken Word Summer Street School Council, 262 Summer St., a.m. Monday, Dec. 10 Revere Recreation Center, 188th anniversary of her Open Mic hosted by David 3:15 p.m. Complete Streets Com- 6:30 p.m. birth at Swampscott Pub- Somerset, Walnut Street Education mittee meeting at Abbot lic Library, 7 p.m. Café, 157 Walnut Street, Entertainment Welch School PTO meet- Hall, 3 p.m. ing, 50 Swampscott Ave., Friday, Dec. 14 featuring Montserrat in Tweens and teens can Entertainment Marblehead School Com- 4:30-5 p.m. the Round; Colleen Mi- make a candy creation as mittee Facilities Subcom- Municipal Baby, It’s Cold Outside a holiday gift, Lynnfield chaels and Dawn Paul mittee meeting at School Entertainment Commission on Disabil- at Swampscott Public Li- Sign up, 7 p.m., Open Mic Public Library, 18 Sum- Central Administration 3D print an ornament, ities Office Hours at Vet- mer St., 3 p.m. brary, 10 a.m. 7:30-10:30 p.m. Building, 9 Widger Road, Peabody Institute Library erans Affairs Office, 249R creativity lab, 82 Main St., Broadway, 8:15 a.m.-noon. Municipal 7 p.m. Municipal space limited - please sign Thursday, Dec. 13 Lynnfield School Com- Board of Health meeting Harbor & Waterfront Ad- at Mary Alley Building, 7 up, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16 Education mittee, Al Merritt Media Holiday open house Cre- visory Committee meeting & Cultural Center, 600 Widger Road, 7:30 p.m. Christmas Craft Night ate & Escape, 71 Main St., Education at Town Hall, 7 p.m. Market St., 6:30 p.m. 5-7 p.m., cocktails, appe- Revere SEPAC Winter with Red and Rachel, Wal- Lynnfield Recreational Wednesday, Dec. 12 nut Street Café, 157 Wal- tizers, networking. RSVP Wonderland at Rumney Friday, Dec. 14 Path Committee, Town to RouteOneOffice@gmail. Marsh Academy at noon. nut Street, $5 per person. Hall, Maney Meeting Education com or director@peabody- Entertainment Supplies included, 8-9:30 Room, 7 p.m. Itsy Bitsy Babies & Ter- chamber.com. p.m. rific Toddlers Playgroup SAUGUS Silly Sounds in Swamp- ednesday ec for children from 3 months scott at Swampscott Pub- Entertainment W , D . 12 Tuesday, Dec. 11 to 24 months at Abbot Monday, Dec. 10 lic Library, 10:15 a.m. Karaoke Night at Bu- Municipal Public Library, 10:30-11 Education chanan Cafe, 9 p.m. Board of Trustees, Lynn- a.m. Municipal SEPAC/parent support Saturday, Dec. 15 field Public Library, 7 p.m. Higgins Middle School - Council on Aging meet- Municipal Entertainment Planning Board, Lynn- first floor, 85 Perkins St., ing at 466 Central St., 2 Entertainment School Committee meet- field Town Hall, 55 Sum- Spicy Ornament & Can- 7-8 p.m. p.m. ing at Lynn Public Schools mer St., second floor, dle Holder Sculpting for Power Up! Nonprofit Historical Commission Anne of Green Gables Administration Building, H. Joseph Maney Meet- Teens in grades 7-12 at Ab- showcase sponsored by Meeting at Town Hall An- at Swampscott Public Li- 100 Bennett St., 7 p.m. ing Room, 7 p.m. bot Public Library, 3-5 p.m. Peabody Wealth Advisors nex Building, 6:30 p.m. brary, 1 p.m. ’tis the season for Scrooge at North Shore Music Theatre

CAROL 1989. It remains as fresh to- sort of brass that surrounds tures the spirit of a Dicken- From A1 day as it did then, with annu- the theater in the round as sian Christmas — which is al tweaks added so that you Adams rises onto the stage is a far cry from the way it is (though he has performed don’t get the feeling you’ve still chillingly gorgeous. today. Cast members such as other roles at NSMT). seen it 25 times before. Adams moves from being Russell Garrett (Cratchit), He is as much Scrooge as Some of them work and a jolly, happy soul to a righ- J.T. Turner (Fezziwig) and Alastair Sim or Quincy Ma- others, well, don’t work as teously indignant one deftly, Joy Clark (Belle, who sees goo himself. well. mocking Scrooge as he fades Scrooge changing into the Yet each growl, each For example, in the Mar- away, “Are there no prisons? miser he ultimately became) “humbug,” and — at the ley’s Ghost scene, seeing Are there no workhouses?” in reinforce that theme. end — each giddy, gleeful Freddie Kimmel’s Marley reference to his earlier ques- And in one of many twists laugh, seems to come from flying to and fro reminded tions as he scolds solicitors that help bring the play full the depth of his feeling for one of Whoopi Goldberg seeking charity money. circle, the same person who and interpretation of the being flown back and forth Another highlight: Leigh plays the Ghost of Christ- part and it never gets old in “Sister Act 2” and the Barrett shines both as the mas Yet to Come (Ryan watching him. Scaleri Brothers scene in Ghost of Christmas Past” Mardesich) also portrays Ditto McMahon steals ev- “Ghostbusters.” and as Bob Cratchit’s wife. Young Scrooge. ery scene in which she ap- One can understand the She is the one with the All the principals — espe- pears as the housekeeper need to make it memorable. courage to call a spade a cially director/choreographer (her role as Mrs. Fezziwig But Marley has some good spade while her husband Kevin Hill and music director is more functionary than lines, and they tend to get tries to be nice and toast Milton Granger and costume anything else). And once lost in the bombast. to Mr. Scrooge’s health. designer Kelly Baker — de- Scrooge is redeemed, she That’s it for criticisms. The And she compassionately serve a round of applause for simply can’t figure out what rest of it is spot on. Peter S. guides Scrooge through the adding charm and the feel of to make of him, and the Adams has the privilege heartbreaks of his past in Victorian London to the show. comedy resulting from it is of portraying The Ghost of which we see glimpses of The play runs through worth the price of admission. Christmas Present, and — as how and why he ended up Dec. 22. Former artistic director Jon usual — his introduction and as such a cold person. David Coffee celebrates his 25th year as Kimbell conceived this ver- his song (“Boar’s Head Car- One of this play’s high- Steve Krause can be reached Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol at sion and debuted it here in ol”) are magnificent.The con- lights is the vivid way it cap- at [email protected]. North Shore Music Theatre. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 700 Washington St.; at 3:32 Smith Street. Child struck and killed larly arrests, reflect police records. In a.m. Sunday at 9 South St.; at A report of a motor vehicle the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 11:29 a.m. Sunday at South hit and run crash at 5:21 p.m. it is the sole responsibility of the con- and Summer streets; at 11:59 Saturday on Atlantic Avenue. crossing street in Revere a.m. Sunday at Chatham and cerned party to contact the relevant Marianna streets. Complaints police department and have the de- A report of a motor vehi- CRASH, partment issue a notice of correction cle crash with personal injury A report of four kids on bikes from A1 in traffic at 2:47 p.m. Friday to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- at 3:58 p.m. Friday at 307 on the driver for potential ifications will not be made without Parkland Ave.; at 10:26 p.m. at Atlantic Avenue and Essex Street. A caller reported he impairment by narcotics, express notice of change from the Friday at Boston and Chestnut State Police said. streets; at 1:33 a.m. Sunday drove in via Atlantic Avenue to arresting police department. A 40-year-old East Bos- at Sagamore and Washington the National Grand on Pleas- ant Street and saw four kids on ton woman, a passen- streets; at 8:29 a.m. Sunday ger of the vehicle, was LYNN at Holyoke and Walnut streets. bikes riding in and out of traffic without any regard. The caller taken to Massachusetts A report of a police motor General Hospital with Arrests vehicle crash at 6:12 p.m. Fri- said the group was last seen in the lot of the bank doing the non-life-threatening inju- day at Oxford and Washington ries, State Police said. Fernanda Desrosiers, 29, same bike tricks streets. The crash temporarily of 21 Overlook Ridge Terrace, A report of a door pushed in A report of a motor vehicle shut down Route 145 in Revere, was arrested on a war- at 3:46 p.m. Friday on Merritt hit and run crash at 10:11 both directions. rant charge of failure to return Street. A woman walked into p.m. Friday on Lincoln Street; The incident is under leased personalty at 4:42 p.m. the station to report she lives in at 4:45 p.m. Saturday at 79 investigation by State Po- Friday. Woodman St.; at 11:59 p.m. the upstairs unit of the building Anthony Hill, 18, of 30 Surf- lice, including its Collision Saturday at 48 Friend St.; at and found her apartment door Analysis and Reconstruc- side Road, was arrested on a 11:35 a.m. Sunday at Stop & pushed in. She contacted her warrant at 7:19 p.m. Saturday. tion Section and Crime Shop at 35 Washington St. landlord who told her to call Scene Services Section. Jansiel Jimenez, 18, of 157 the police. There have been Curwin Circle, was arrested Assaults several workers in the building ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE and charged with assault and Gayla Cawley can be and it was unclear of one of reached at gcawley@item- battery at 1:46 a.m. Sunday. A report of an assault at them did it. Revere and State Police investigate the area at live.com. Follow her on Luis Lopez, 19, of 90 Timson 2:43 p.m. Friday on Warren A report of money taken from 1760 North Shore Road in Revere where a pe- St., was arrested and charged Street. the house at 12:02 p.m. Sat- Twitter @GaylaCawley. destrian was hit and killed by a car. with malicious wanton prop- A report of an assault and urday on Cherry Street. A caller erty defacement at 11 p.m. battery at 3:52 p.m. Friday reported he was in his cellar Saturday. on Lewis Street; at 1:58 a.m. inspecting something with a Burned body found in a Lynn Khoi Nguyen, 59, of 16 Ar- Saturday on Laighton Street; at chimney worker when he heard mory St., was arrested and 11:46 p.m. Saturday on High someone “walk into house, charged with OUI liquor sec- Street. walk across the floor and then park was a 29-year-old man ond offense at 10:32 p.m. leave.” He discovered shortly Friday. Complaints after that money had been tak- LYNN — The person pez-Ebanks of Lynn. City Park off of Walnut Avenue, Jason Smith, of 271 Elm St., en from his wallet. whose burned body was police, State Police troop- tucked among the trees be- Biddeford, Maine, was arrested A report of a gunshot at discovered near a Lynn ers, and the DA’s office tween the park and Breeds 11:27 p.m. Saturday at 9 on a warrant charge of Class B Theft park last week has been are still investigating the Pond. Unable to believe drug possession at 10:06 a.m. Grapevine Road. identified as a 29-year-old case. what he saw, he called a Sunday. A report of a stolen package man. A neighbor walking his neighbor and then police. Ladarius Steele, 28, of Overdose at 4:12 p.m. Friday on Marion The Essex County Dis- dog found the burned re- Another witness told 119 Lewis St., was arrested A report of an overdose at Road. A caller reported some- trict Attorney identified mains on Friday. The re- The Item a tree was also on a courtesy booking and a mains were next to Frey 6:16 a.m. Saturday on Lily one stole a package that USPS the victim as Tito Lo- burned near the body. warrant charge of parole/pro- Street; at 1:16 p.m. Saturday delivered that morning. Her bation violation at 11:29 a.m. on Neptune Boulevard. postman told her it happened Friday. to someone else on the street Newtown shooter described Theft as well. The caller later told po- Accidents lice the package was delivered A report of a larceny at 8:22 to the wrong address and it his deep ‘scorn for humanity’ A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Friday at 280 Maple St.; was not stolen. crash at 4:43 a.m. Friday at Ha- at 9:35 a.m. Friday at 18 St HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) of autism spectrum disor- nover and Washington streets; Clair St.; at 10:35 a.m. Friday Vandalism — Documents from the in- der, anxiety and obsessive at 11:10 a.m. Friday at 368 at 65 Memorial Park Ave.; at vestigation into the massa- compulsive disorder. Summer St.; at 1:45 p.m. Fri- 3:29 p.m. Friday at 58 Market A report of vandalism at cre at Sandy Hook Elemen- The newly released doc- day at Chase Road and Euclid Square; at 5:21 p.m. Friday 7:14 p.m. Friday on Kenneth tary School in Connecticut uments were seized by au- Avenue; at 3:13 p.m. Friday at at 77 Lowell St.; at 6:06 p.m. Road. A caller reported she are shedding light on the thorities during a search of Essex and Rockaway streets; at Friday at Walmart at 780 Lyn- came home and found her gunman’s anger, scorn for Lanza’s home. They include 3:34 p.m. Friday at 10 Rock- nway; at 9:35 a.m. Saturday side window smashed with other people, and deep so- writings that had been de- away St.; at 3:55 p.m. Friday at 780 Lynnway; at 1:23 p.m. glass everywhere. Police re- cial isolation in the years scribed or summarized by at 389 Broadway; at 5:16 p.m. Saturday at 9 Austin Square; sponded to the possible house leading up to the shooting. previous investigative re- Friday at Eastern Bank at 112 at 3:14 p.m. Saturday at 33 break; at 10:10 a.m. Saturday The documents that a ports such as the “Big Book Market St.; at 5:20 p.m. Friday High St.; at 10:50 a.m. Sunday on Waterside Road. A picture court ordered Connecticut PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Of Granny,” a book describ- at Maple Street and Western at Wendy’s at 377 Lynnway. window was reportedly broken State Police to release in- Authorities said Adam ing violence against chil- Avenue; at 6:09 p.m. Friday at A report of motor vehicle overnight. The caller reported clude several writings by Lanza opened fire in- dren that he wrote with an- AL Prime Energy at 423 Bos- theft at 1:14 p.m. Friday at being out until midnight and Adam Lanza, who gunned side the Sandy Hook other boy in the fifth grade, ton St.; at 9:32 p.m. Friday at 200 Locust St. discovering a 4-inch hole in down 20 children and Elementary School in and a spreadsheet listing 542 Lynnfield St.; at 10:18 the glass that morning. six educators on Dec. 14, mass killings dating back a.m. Saturday at 50 Western Newtown, Conn., in Vandalism 2012. He fatally shot his 2012. to 1786. Ave.; at 12:02 p.m. Saturday mother before driving to On one handwritten list at 463 Broadway; at 1:11 p.m. A report of vandalism at SWAMPSCOTT the school and ultimately had been withheld, includ- titled “Problems,” Lanza de- Saturday on Neptune Boule- 2:55 p.m. Friday at 669 West- killed himself. ing journals, also had to be tails a range of grievances vard; at 2:21 p.m. Saturday ern Ave. Complaints Lanza wrote in what ap- made public because they including lights that are too at 116 Robinson St.; at 2:31 A report of motor vehicle A report of suspicious activ- pears to be an online com- were not exempt from open bright and his hair touching p.m. Saturday at Essex and vandalism at 12:38 p.m. Sat- ity at 2:12 p.m. Friday at 515 munication with a fellow record laws. his brother’s towel. Mt Pleasant streets; at 2:47 urday at 8-10 Kensington Park; Puritan Road. gamer: “I incessantly have A report by the Con- “I am unable to distin- p.m. Saturday at 700 Lyn- at 9:38 p.m. Saturday at 23 A report of a disturbance nothing other than scorn necticut child advocate guish between my prob- nway; at 3:17 p.m. Saturday at Central Ave. at 2:54 p.m. Friday on Pierro for humanity,” the Hartford lems because I have too Ashton Square and Chestnut said Lanza’s severe and Terrace. Courant reported. “I have deteriorating mental many,” Lanza wrote. Street; at 3:40 p.m. Saturday MARBLEHEAD been desperate to feel any- In the document where at 419 Boston St.; at 11:28 health problems, his pre- Theft thing positive for someone occupation with violence he described his scorn for p.m. Saturday at 386 Eastern Accidents for my entire life,” he wrote. and access to his mother’s other people, he also in- Ave.; at 11:47 p.m. Saturday A report of a larceny at 3:52 The criminal investiga- weapons “proved a recipe dicated a desire for some at Federal Street and Western A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Friday at 470 Humphrey tion ended a year after for mass murder.” form of companionship. Avenue; at 1:34 a.m. Sunday crash at 11:25 a.m. Friday on St. the massacre without de- From the 10th grade, “Most of my social con- termining a motive. Thou- Lanza’s mother kept him tact was through those sands of pages of documents at home, where he was players,” he wrote to the were released at the time, surrounded by an arse- other gamer. “All of them Concert stampede in Italy but in a lawsuit brought by nal of firearms and spent are typical detestable hu- the Courant, the Connecti- long hours playing violent man beings, and it bred an cut Supreme Court ruled in video games. His medical aura of innumerable neg- leaves 6 dead, over 50 hurt October that personal be- and school records includ- ative emotions for me. You longings of the shooter that ed references to diagnoses were a respite from that.” By Diana Maltagliati and Frances POLICE BRIEFS D’emilio ASSOCIATED PRESS Hackers steal $800,000 Boston College student mirror with the N-word. from Massachusetts college CORINALDO, Italy — charged over racist Woman stabs Teenagers panicked be- graffiti in dorm BARNSTABLE (AP) Saugus woman, abandons fore a rap concert at a — A community college jammed Italian disco, set- BOSTON (AP) — A Bos- her on highway is beefing up its cyber- ton College student has ting off a stampede that security after hackers been barred from campus BRIDGEWATER (AP) killed five of them and a stole $800,000 through an and faces expulsion for — State police say a dis- mother who had brought infected email. what administrators are pute between two women her daughter to the event, Cape Cod Community calling “deeply offensive” in the same vehicle ended authorities and survivors College President John racist graffiti in a resi- with one woman stabbing said. Fifty-three people Cox tells the Cape Cod the other and abandoning were reported injured, in- Times the email appeared dence hall. the victim by the side of cluding 13 in very serious to come from another col- Joy Moore, BC’s interim condition. vice president for student the highway. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lege and the person who Several survivors said clicked on it didn’t have affairs, said in an email Police say the dispute panic spread through the The stampede occurred shortly after 1 a.m., any suspicions at first. to campus the student occurred at about 1:30 late-night crowd after less than 30 minutes before the concert by Ital- College IT officials ran a was arrested by campus p.m. Saturday on a Route someone unleashed an ir- ian rapper Sfera Ebbasta was to begin. diagnostics test and found police Saturday night “for 24 ramp to Interstate 495 ritant spray. Investigators an infected virus. The a bias-motivated incident in Bridgewater. said they were checking Dino Poggiali told Sky reporters after he had virus was quarantined too involving explicitly racist Witnesses say an SUV those reports. TG24 News. State radio identified the body of his late. graffiti.” stopped on the ramp and Video on state TV Rai said most of the dead had son, Mattia, 15, in a hospi- Cox says the malware The student was also two women got out. One News24 showed scores of their skulls crushed in the tal morgue. targeted the college’s charged with assaulting woman was left by the teenagers rushing out a melee. The stampede occurred financial transactions and police and for destruction road with stab wounds to door and surging toward The victims — three girls shortly after 1 a.m., less nine fraudulent transac- of property in another her leg, while the other a low wall near an exit at and two boys — ranged in than 30 minutes before tions were made. dormitory. got back in the vehicle the Blue Lantern disco in age from 14 to 16 and the the concert by Italian rap- He says the bank and No name was made and was tracked down 22 the central Italian town mother who was killed per Sfera Ebbasta was to the FBI are working to public. Jack Dunn, a BC miles away in Foxborough. of Corinaldo, near Ancona was 39, said Col. Cristian begin. recover the money, and spokesman, says the stu- The alleged assail- on the Adriatic coast. The Carrozza, commander of Authorities said orga- so far almost $279,000 dent faces arraignment ant, identified only as a barrier then gives way the Ancona province Car- nizers had sold far too has been returned to the Monday. Falmouth resident, faces and a cascade of teenagers abinieri paramilitary po- many tickets for the space. college. Neither Moore nor charges including assault tumble over it, falling on lice. Ancona Chief Prosecutor The college has replaced Dunn detailed the nature with a dangerous weapon top of each other. “Close down the place, Monica Garulli told re- all infected hard drives of the graffiti. But The and assault and battery The bodies of the tram- convict someone. Who’s porters that about 1,400 and will continue to Heights , a student news- on a family member. pled victims were all going to give me back my tickets were sold but the install next-generation paper, says the student The victim, a Saugus found near a low wall, An- son?” Giuseppe Orlandi, disco was only able to hold protection software across defaced furniture, walls, woman, was taken to the cona Firefighters Cmdr. fighting back tears, told about 870 people. the Barnstable campus. blinds and a bathroom hospital. MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Pence aide out of running to be Trump’s next chief of staff

By Zeke Miller Pence for giving him the through the 2020 election, ASSOCIATED PRESS opportunity to work in the the official said. Ayers, White House. “I will be de- who has young triplets, WASHINGTON — Pres- parting at the end of the had long planned to leave ident Donald Trump’s year but will work with the administration at the top pick to replace chief the #MAGA team to ad- end of the year, and had of staff John Kelly, Nick vance the cause,” he said. only agreed to serve in Ayers, is no longer expect- It was not immediate- an interim basis through ed to fill the role. ly clear whether Trump next spring. Ayers, who is chief of had a new favorite for the Ayers will run a pro- staff to Vice President post. The official was not Trump super PAC, accord- Mike Pence, was seen as authorized to discuss the ing to a person familiar the favorite for the job personnel issue by name with his plans who was when Trump announced and spoke on condition of not authorized to discuss Saturday that Kelly would anonymity. them by name. leave around year’s end. Ayers and Trump had Trump said Saturday But a White House official discussed the job for that he expected to an- said Sunday that Trump months. The new hire was nounce a replacement for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Ayers could not reach to be key to a West Wing Kelly in a day or two. agreement on Ayers’ reshuffling to shift focus With Ayers out of the More than 300,000 power outages were reported across the region with length of service and that toward the 2020 re-elec- running, Trump is con- the majority of those — about 240,000 — in North Carolina, according to he would instead assist tion campaign and the sidering four candidates poweroutage.us. the president from outside challenge of governing for the post, including the administration. with Democrats in control Office of Management Ayers confirmed theof the House. and Budget director Mick Swath of South faces wintry decision in a tweet Sun- Trump wants his next Mulvaney, according to a day, thanking Trump and chief of staff to hold the job person familiar with the president’s thinking. He is to make a decision by mess: Snow, sleet, freezing rain the end of the year, said the person, was not autho- CHARLOTTE, N.C. gency crews, including the last until Monday in the rized to discuss the per- (AP) — A massive storm National Guard, worked region, with the heaviest sonnel issue by name. brought snow, sleet, and overnight to clear traffic snow expected in north- Kelly, whose last day on freezing rain across a accidents on major road- west North Carolina and ways. One tractor trailer the job is set to be Jan. 2, wide swath of the South southern Virginia. Some ran off a road and into a had been credited with on Sunday — causing areas of North Carolina river, Cooper said. imposing order on a cha- dangerously icy roads, im- and Virginia saw more “Stay put if you can,” otic West Wing after his mobilizing snowfalls and than a foot of snow by Cooper said. “Wrap a few arrival in June 2017 from power losses to hundreds Sunday afternoon. of thousands of people. presents, decorate the his post as homeland secu- More than 300,000 pow- Accidents on snow-cov- tree, watch some football.” rity secretary. But his iron er outages were reported ered interstates caused Governors and local of- fist also alienated some across the region with major delays, hundreds of ficials in several states longtime Trump allies, the majority of those — flights were canceled and declared emergencies and over time he grew in- about 240,000 — in North PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS drivers in North Carolina ahead of the storm cross- creasingly isolated, with Carolina, according to and Virginia got stuck in ing several Southern Trump says chief of staff John Kelly will leave an increasingly dimin- poweroutage.us. Parts of snow or lost control on icy states, which hit portions his job at the end of the year. ished role. Alabama, Georgia, South patches. Meanwhile, kids of North Carolina and Vir- Carolina, Tennessee and and the young at heart ginia particularly hard. Virginia also saw outages. took advantage of the ear- Officials warned resi- Democrats raise prospect of ly winter snow with snow- dents to prepare emergen- Charlotte Douglas Inter- ball fights, sledding and cy kits and stay off roads national Airport, the sixth snowmen. in impacted areas. Schools busiest airport in the impeachment, jail for Trump Police in North Carolina districts in North Carolina country, said American and Virginia said they’d and Virginia announced Airlines reduced its op- By Hope Yen “They would be im- the Trump campaign to responded to hundreds of they’ll be closed Monday. erations, with more than ASSOCIATED PRESS peachable offenses,” Na- determine the extent of snow-related traffic acci- “Virginians should take 1,000 flights canceled on dler said. Trump’s misconduct. Sunday. WASHINGTON — Top dents as of Sunday after- all necessary precautions In the filings, prosecu- Regarding the illegal American Airlines also House Democrats on noon. to ensure they are pre- tors in New York for the payments, “whether they issued a travel alert for Sunday raised the pros- North Carolina Gov. Roy pared for winter weather first time link Trump to are important enough to Cooper strongly urged res- storm impacts,” said Vir- nine airports throughout pect of impeachment or a federal crime of illegal justify an impeachment almost-certain prison idents to stay off the roads ginia Gov. Ralph Northam. the Carolinas, Tennessee, payments to buy the si- is a different question, time for President Don- Sunday, asking drivers The National Weather and Virginia, meaning lence of two women during but certainly they’d be ald Trump if it’s proved not to put lives of first Service said a “prolonged passengers may be able to the 2016 campaign. Spe- impeachable offenses be- that he directed illegal responders needlessly at period of snow” began change travel plans with- cial counsel Robert Muel- cause even though they hush-money payments to risk. Cooper said emer- late Saturday and would out a fee. ler’s office also laid out were committed before women, adding to the legal previously undisclosed the president became pressure on the president president, they were com- over the Russia investiga- contacts between Trump U.S. states to meet at deadline tion and other scandals. associates and Russian in- mitted in the service of “There’s a very real pros- termediaries and suggest- fraudulently obtaining the pect that on the day Don- ed the Kremlin aimed ear- office,” Nadler said. on Colorado River drought plan ald Trump leaves office, ly on to influence Trump Mueller has not said the Justice Department and his Republican cam- when he will complete By Ken Ritter may indict him, that he paign by playing to both a report of any findings, ASSOCIATED PRESS his political and personal and it isn’t clear that any may be the first president LAS VEGAS — With in quite some time to face business interests. such report would be made Trump has denied available to Congress. That drought entering a second the real prospect of jail decade and reservoirs con- time,” said Rep. Adam wrongdoing and has com- would be up to the attorney pared the investigations general. Trump on Friday tinuing to shrink, seven Schiff, the incoming chair- Southwestern U.S. states man of the House intel- to a “witch hunt.” said he would nominate Nadler, D-N.Y., said it former Attorney General that depend on the over- ligence committee. “The taxed Colorado River for bigger pardon question was too early to say wheth- William Barr to the post to er Congress would pursue succeed Jeff Sessions. crop irrigation and drink- may come down the road ing water had been expect- as the next president has impeachment proceed- Nadler indicated that ings based on the illegal Democrats, who will control ed to ink a crucial share- to determine whether to the-pain contingency plan payments alone because the House in January, will pardon Donald Trump.” by the end of 2018. lawmakers would need to step up their own investi- Rep. Jerry Nadler, the They’re not going to weigh the gravity of the gations. He said Congress, incoming chairman of the make it — at least not in offense to justify “over- the Justice Department House Judiciary Commit- time for upcoming meet- turning” the 2016 election. and the special counsel FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tee, described the details ings in Las Vegas involv- Nadler and other law- need to dig deeper into the in prosecutors’ filings Fri- ing representatives from If Lake Mead falls below 38 percent, Arizona makers said Sunday they allegations, which include day in the case of Trump’s Arizona, California, Colo- will face a 9 percent reduction in water supply, would await additional questions about whether former personal lawyer, rado, Nevada, New Mexico, Nevada a 3 percent cut and California up to 8 details from Mueller’s in- Trump lied about his busi- Michael Cohen, as evi- Utah, Wyoming and the percent. vestigation into Russian ness arrangements with dence that Trump was “at U.S. government, officials election interference and Russians and about possi- the center of a massive say. fraud.” possible coordination with ble obstruction of justice. it convenes in January. interest.” Arizona has been the Federal water managers Colorado River water holdout, with farmers, cit- wanted a deal to sign at supports about 40 mil- ies, Indian tribes and law- the annual Colorado Riv- lion people and millions makers in the state set to er Water Users Associa- of acres of farmland in the be first to feel the pinch tion conference beginning U.S. and Mexico. still negotiating how to Wednesday in Las Vegas, After 19 years of drought deal with water cutbacks and threatened earlier this and increasing demand, when a shortage is de- year to impose unspecified federal water managers clared, probably in 2020. measures from Washing- project a 52 percent chance “There will be cuts. We ton if a voluntary drought that the river’s biggest res- all know the clock is tick- contingency plan wasn’t ervoir, Lake Mead behind ing. That’s what a lot of reached. Hoover Dam, will fall low the difficult negotiations However, Bureau of Rec- enough to trigger cutbacks have been around,” said lamation Commissioner under agreements govern- Kim Mitchell, Western Brenda Burman is signal- ing the system. Resource Advocates wa- ing that the agency that The seven states saw ter policy adviser and a controls the levers on the this coming years ago, and delegate to ongoing meet- river is willing to wait. She used Colorado River Water ings involving the Arizo- is scheduled to talk to the Users Association meet- na Department of Water conference on Thursday. ings in December 2007 to Resources, Central Arizo- “Reclamation remains sign a 20-year “guidelines” na Project, agricultural, cautiously optimistic that plan to share the burden of industrial and business the parties will find a path a shortage. interests, the governor, forward,” the bureau said Contingency agreements state lawmakers and cit- in a statement on Friday, would update that pact, ies including Tucson and “because finding a con- running through 2026. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Phoenix. sensus deal recognizing They call for voluntarily Jerry Nadler, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee says In Arizona, unlike other the risks of continuing using less to keep more he believes it would be an “impeachable offense” if it’s proven that Pres- states, a final drought con- drought and the benefits water in the system’s two ident Trump directed illegal hush-money payments to women during tingency plan must pass of a drought contingency main reservoirs, lakes the 2016 campaign. the state Legislature when plan is in each state’s best Powell and Mead. A8 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS THE IRISH TENORS in Lynn

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE The Irish Tenors, from left: Finbar Wright, Anthony Kearns, and Ronan Tynan perform in the Lynn Auditorium.

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By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The Lynnfield boys hockey team didn’t start the season the way it had hoped, falling 4-1 in a non- league game against Glouces- ter at McVann/O’Keefe Rink Saturday. “Obviously it’s not how we wanted to start off,” Lynn- field coach Jon Gardner said. “We had a lot of chances in the first on the power play and then had a lot of 5-on-5 chances in the second. That has been our biggest issue PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS since we’ve been here. “We tell our guys to shoot Stephen Gostkowski stands dejectedly after pucks and you have to be one of his two missed eld goals Sunday. able to bury shots,” he said. “We had a couple breakaways (but) we didn’t cash in.” Madness in Miami Pioneer goaltender Aidan Kelly allowed three goals, but made several great saves as Pats stunned after defensive mistakes to keep Lynnfield in the game. MIAMI GARDENS, phins scored on a pass “His first save of his se- Fla. (AP) — The celebra- and double lateral on the nior year was a shorthanded tory mob scene in the final play Sunday to beat breakaway,” Gardner said. corner of the end zone the New England Patri- “He made some nice position- broke out far from Ryan ots 34-33. With that, Mi- al saves all game. Tannehill, leaving him ami lived up to its nick- “I know, him being a perfec- in the open field, run- name — the Magic City. tionist, he will say he wanted ning and screaming as “They just made one the second one back. But he he waved his arms. Since more play than we did,” is always a rock back there he couldn’t find anyone Patriots coach Bill Beli- for us.” to hug, he flopped to the chick said. Sam Pifco scored Lynnfield’s grass on his back, the job And what a play. The lone goal, finishing a rebound done and the game won. Patriots were on the on a shot by John Simonetti. “I collapsed — just the verge of clinching their “Sam is a junior, played emotion of the whole 10th consecutive AFC junior varsity last year and thing,” Tannehill said. East title when the Dol- went up and down with us Sixteen seconds from phins lined up at their a little bit,” Gardner said. defeat, Tannehill threw 31 after a kickoff return “He’s just been a motor with a short pass and then trailing 33-28. a long reach. Chris Flannery watched his teammates “We had them right on that line is a buzzsaw and save the season with the where we wanted,” Tan- Simonetti is another big tall ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “Drake Escape.” nehill said dryly. long kid with some skill.” Kenyan Drake ran the Sam Pifco scored Lynn eld’s only goal Saturday in the Pioneers’ loss last 52 yards as the Dol- PATRIOTS, B2 LYNNFIELD, B2 to Gloucester. Tanner Tough girls off debut for to strong Fenwick start icemen By Anne Marie Tobin By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF ITEM SPORTS EDITOR SALEM — The Peabody/ PEABODY — Coaches of- Lynnfield girls hockey team’s ten say they aren’t sure what depth was on display Satur- needs to be worked on until they get a first glance at their day in its season-opening 6-2 teams in a live game scenar- win over host Marblehead/ io. Swampscott at Salem State’s If that’s the case, the Bish- Rockett Arena. op Fenwick boys hockey team Nine Tanners, including four has a lot of work to do. freshmen, picked up points, Fenwick’s offense couldn’t with six scoring goals. maintain possession of the Junior captain Sammie puck and its defense couldn’t Mirasolo had a big day with a keep Triton away from the goal and three assists. Fresh- net. The end result was a 6-0 man Sadie Gearan made her win for visiting Triton Satur- varsity debut a memorable one day night at James McVann/ with a goal and two assists. Louis O’Keefe Rink to spoil The game was closer than Fenwick’s season opener. the score would suggest, but “It’s just disappointing, thanks to an outstanding ef- the way we played,” Fenwick fort in goal from senior cap- coach Jim Quinlan said. “De- tain Abby Buckley, the Tan- fensively, offensively. Every- ners were able to contain the where on the ice we got beat Magicians’ top threat, Sydney to pucks. Triton just beat us Cresta, who was denied by to every loose puck, manhan- Buckley (20 saves) several dled us on the ice. I’m just times on breakaways. Still, disappointed in my team.” Cresta, of Swampscott, scored Sam Rennick led the Vi- both Marblehead goals. kings with three goals. “Today was a great start to “Sam knows how to find the our season and we knew Mar- ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN quiet areas, which is why he blehead would give us a good scores goals. And he’s pretty Peabody’s Carolyn Garofoli, left, battles Sydney Cresta behind the net during Saturday’s TANNERS, B2 game. FENWICK, B2 Magician boys hockey team opens season on a positive note

they’re playing great.” hopefully we can carry this into the week We outshot them but they hung tough. ROUNDUP Zach Piersol scored one goal. Goalie Pe- and be ready to go next Saturday.” Our defense played very well, name- ter Santeusanio made 23 saves. GIRLS HOCKEY ly Bella Perrotti, Kayla Morrill, Oliv- The Marblehead boys hockey team “It was a good effort and a good all- Winthrop 2, Medford 1 ia Holmes and Abby Stafford. They all opened the season on a positive note, played fantastic.” earning a 3-2 win on the road at Scituate around game,” Wells said. “We came out Eighth-grader Emma Holmes scored with a 2-0 lead. They tied it and we an- her first varsity goal with assists from Winthrop hosts Beverly Saturday. Saturday night. BOYS BASKETBALL The Magicians were powered by fresh- swered from there.” Mia Norris and Mia Martucci. Olivia The Magicians (1-0) have a week of Driscoll scored the game-winner on a Mystic Valley 60, Tech 41 man forward Charlie McGurrin, who The Tigers didn’t have much going in practice before taking the ice Saturday power play in the third period with as- scored two goals in the winning effort. their season opener against the Eagles. (12:30) in their home opener against Bed- sists from Emma Carlton and Mia Mar- “Charlie’s got a lot of talent,” Magicians Greg Hernandez led Tech in scoring coach Chris Wells, in his first season, ford at Salem State. tucci. with 13 points. Buba Ceesay added sev- said. “We’re recognizing that early on. “It’s good for the kids coming off a tough Goalie Summer Tallent made 12 saves. en points and Amari Gaston scored four He’s playing up there with Jacob Garfield year last year,” Wells said. “It’s nice to “I thought it was a good start for us,” points with four steals. and Will Schull. They’re all talented play- win early, boost confidence and build mo- Winthrop coach Anthony Martucci said. ers and they mesh well together. So far mentum. There’s still a lot to work on but “Medford played well, they hung in there. ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 Sooner succeeds Sooner for Heisman Trophy

NEW YORK (AP) — Ky- The fourth-ranked Soon- ist in 2016. ballots, third most all ler Murray waited three ers play the top-ranked “Luckily, we’ve been here time. Tagovailoa’s 1,871 years to fulfill the five-star Crimson Tide in the Or- three years in a row,” Okla- points was the most for a potential he brought to ange Bowl semifinal Dec. homa coach Lincoln Riley runner-up in the 84-year college football. With one 29 in the seventh bowl said. “We’re going to have history of the Heisman. shot to deliver, Murray matchup of Heisman win- to start paying taxes here.” Murray, a pinpoint pass- replaced a Heisman Tro- ner and runner-up, and Unlike most seasons, the er and explosive runner, phy winner by becoming first since second-place winner was no foregone surpassed the production a Heisman Trophy winner. finisher Vince Young and conclusion, but Murray of Mayfield. Murray has The Oklahoma quarter- Texas beat Reggie Bush (517 first-place votes and averaged 380 yards of of- back won college football’s and Southern California 2,167 points) ended up with fense per game and ac- most prestigious individu- in the 2006 Rose Bowl. a fairly comfortable margin counted for 51 touchdowns al award Saturday night, This season, Murray of 296 points over Tagov- in leading the Sooners to beating out Alabama’s Tua stepped into the starting ailoa. Ohio State quarter- the Big 12 title and the Tagovailoa and setting up job at Oklahoma held by back Dwayne Haskins, the playoff. Mayfield averaged a College Football Playoff last year’s Heisman win- other finalist, was a dis- 353 yards of offense and ac- matchup of Heisman win- ner and first overall NFL tant third with 783 points. counted for 49 touchdowns ner versus runner-up. draft pick, Baker May- Three more quarterbacks as Oklahoma won the con- “This is crazy,” Murray field. Oklahoma is the first followed: Will Grier of West ference and lost a playoff said in his acceptance school with Heisman-win- Virginia, Gardner Minshew semifinal to Georgia. speech. “This is an honor, ning quarterbacks in con- II of Washington State and “This didn’t just hap- something that I’ll never secutive seasons and the McKenzie Milton of Cen- pen,” Murray said later PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS forget. Something that I’ll fifth overall with winners tral Florida. during a news conference. always cherish for the rest in back-to-back years. Murray appeared on 92 “I’ve put so much time and Kyler Murray is the second straight Oklahoma of my life.” Mayfield was also a final- percent of the Heisman effort into this game.” player to win the Heisman Trophy. Tough opener for Pioneer boys can’t muster much offense LYNNFIELD Fenwick icemen From B1 FENWICK there was a loose puck we The Pioneers ran into trouble early when a turn- From B1 got beat. Every time we got the puck, we threw it over gave the Fishermen Ryan Sheehan said. “He away to them. We gave up a shorthanded breakaway actually plays well defen- the puck constantly. Turn- just over a minute into the sively, which he’s gotten game. Kelly was able to overs were just ridiculous. better at since his sopho- hold strong on the play to I don’t know if it’s just more year when we first keep the game scoreless. the first game of the year. had him. Defense leads to Gloucester eventually offense and he does a good Maybe it was my fault but capitalized on a chance job at both of them.” it was disappointing.” later when Ryan Muniz TJ Regan, Mike Beevers Fenwick’s attack looked ripped a shot from the and Jack Forest each much improved in the sec- point that was deflected scored one goal. Triton ond period. The Crusaders by Derek Hopkins to put goalie Ben Fougere earned outshot the Vikings 10-7 the Fishermen ahead 1-0 the shutout win in net. but had nothing to show after one period. Fenwick goalie Jake for it. Rennick added a The Pioneers gained Moniz finished with 17 goal to Triton’s lead with some momentum after saves. 9:59 remaining in the pe- killing a 5-on-3 power play The Vikings were the riod. Fenwick trailed 3-0 for Gloucester midway more aggressive team after two periods of play. through the second period. from the opening whistle. Goals from Rennick Later in the period Sim- It only took Triton 3 1/2 (unassisted with 9:39 to onetti ripped a shot that minutes to put Fenwick play), Beevers (assisted by appeared as though it may in a 1-0 hole when Regan Girard with 3:30 to play) have crossed the goal line fired a shot into the back and Forest (unassisted but Pifco erased all doubt of the net with 11:26 re- breakaway with 1:50 to by scoring on the rebound maining in the first pe- play) in the third period to tie the game at 1-1. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK riod. Rennick made the put the game well out of “That line was buzz- Lynnfield’s John Simonetti chases down the puck. Simonetti had an most of Tom Girard’s as- Fenwick’s reach for the ing around and Pifco just assist on the Pioneers’ lone goal Saturday. sist two minutes later and 6-0 Triton win. Fenwick went to the net,” Gard- Triton led 2-0. couldn’t capitalize on four ner said of the play. “We at a comeback with a two- oneers went 0-for-3 with loss. The Pioneers look to “The forecheck is a big power play opportunities thought that the first shot man advantage after a the extra-man advantage. rebound Wednesday when point of emphasis for us,” went in, but we were glad in the third period. Gloucester penalty, and “The net presence … we they travel to Masconom- Sheehan said. “We like to that we finished anyway The Crusaders have the with Kelly on the bench lost guys there, so I think be as aggressive as pos- after that.” et. week to hit the drawing for an extra skater. But a couple times we didn’t sible. It works out. When Gloucester pulled away “These guys know that board and analyze their the power play struggles really get a good screen. they’re moving their feet, in the third period. EJ continued, and Muniz “You can’t get your shots our schedule is tough and miscues. the forecheck looks good. Field slipped past a few iced the game with an blocked on a power play, there are no nights off,” They’ll host Arlington “These guys were mov- defenders, scoring on a empty-net goal. let alone wrist shots,” he Catholic next Saturday Gardner said. ing their feet, fired up and wrist shot and Ryan Ber- “We lost three guys from said. “You have to find ways ready to play.” night (6) when they open gin finished a rebound out the power play last year, º“We did it countless to score and be opportu- That’s where it stood at Catholic Central League front to give the Fisher- which was — beyond prob- times throughout the the end of the first period, play at McVann/O’Keefe. men a 3-1 lead with 4:25 ably — one of the most ef- game.” nistic. with the Vikings holding a “We have a lot to do,” to play. fective ones in the state,” Lynnfield won’t have “We weren’t tonight and 9-3 edge in shots. Quinlan said. Lynnfield had a chance Gardner said after the Pi- much time to dwell on the we have to get better.” “We got beat to the puck “We have a week of prac- every single time,” Quin- tice. We have a lot to work lan said. “Every time on.” Lynnfield girls basketball gets big win Tanner girls get off ROUNDUP Hallahan (4 rebounds) (285). Kevin Carney (132) GIRLS TRACK From B1 scored seven points. Ju- and Owen Gaffney (195) Swampscott 57 nior captain Melissa Mo- went 3-1. Medford 25 GIRLS BASKETBALL relli (6 points, 5 rebounds), BOYS TRACK Winners for Swampscott Lynnfield 58 to a rolling start sophomore Grace Klonsky Swampscott 63 were Ciara Espaillat in N. Dame/Cristo Rey 19 (6 points, 3 steals 4 re- Medford 23 TANNERS Marblehead tied the The Pioneers fired from the shot put, Meredith bounds), freshman Abby Winners for Swampscott Zimmer in the 55 meter game seconds after killing all cylinders Saturday in Adamo (5 points),soph- were Joseph Varghese in From B1 hurdle, Haley Sampson off a tripping penalty with their season opener. They omore Ava Buonfiglio (4 the high jump and 55 me- test, but Abby was on to- a little more than four jumped out to an 12-3 lead points, 4 rebounds) and ter hurdle, Anton Vasquez in the 300 meter, Amelia day,” said Peabody coach minutes left in the period. after the first quarter and freshman Lucy Cleary (4 in the shot put, Najique Groothuis in the 600 me- Michelle Roach. “She came Cresta took a pass from heated up in the second points, 4 rebounds) also Henry in the 55 meter, ter, Ashley Marston in the up with some big saves Cate Delaney and tucked quarter, outscoring Notre scored. Aidan Pulaski in the 600 1000 meter, Leonie Flacke today, especially on Syd- it past Buckley just inside Dame 22-6 to take a com- WRESTLING meter, Dylan Brawley in in the mile and Haley La- ney, who she stuffed a few the left post. Amy Vytopi- manding 34-9 lead into St. John’s Prep coach the mile and Michael Fer- Kind in the 2-mile. times on those off rushes lova also picked up an as- halftime. Manny Costa earned his ragamo in the 2-mile. Peabody 78, Everett 7 when she was in alone. sist. Nine Pioneers factored 700th career with this Peabody 67, Everett 18 Winners for Peabody She’s a talented player but Gaining momentum in the scoring column with weekend as the Eagles Winners for Peabody were Alexa Flewelling when your goaltender can from the goal, the Magi- freshman Cate McDonald went 4-0 with victories were Jacob Hawthorne do what Abby did against in the high jump, Mad- cians had several golden leading the way with her over Barnstable, Bristol in the high jump, Gabriel her, that just gives your ison Nerich in the shot chances to score the rest first varsity double-dou- Plymouth/Coyle Cassidy, Carvalho in the shot put, team added momentum.” put, Fadima Kaba in the of the period, but Buckley ble. She scored a team- Bristol Aggie and Ded- Kemani Jackson in the 55 Despite the loss, Marble- 55 meter hurdle, Jolene stood tall. high 10 points and pulled ham. Going 4-0 for St. meter hurdle, Colby Ther- head coach Marisa Mac- Murphy in the 300 meter, She denied Mia Salah on down 11 rebounds. Junior John’s were Nick Curley rien in the 300 meter, Josh cario, in her first game Bridget O’Connell in the a wrap-around move, then captain Tori Morelli (8 (106), Adam Schaeublin Atemkeng in the 600 me- coaching high school var- 600 meter, Alexandra Bet- broke up a Cresta break- rebounds, 4 assists) and (113), Quinn Alexander ter, Antonio Craveiro in sity hockey, was pleased tencourt in the 1000 me- away. sophomore Caroline Wais- (126), Ryan Garlitz (138), the 1000 meter, Matthew with her team’s effort. ter, Sarah Enes in the mile With a minute left, nor (4 assists, 2 steals) Matt Mitchell (145), Achil- Davidson in the mile and “With a whole new staff and Samantha Truong in Cresta played a behind- scored eight points each, les Gikas (152), Drew Le- Pablo Rodriguez in the and just two great weeks while freshman Riley ahy (182) and Eric Serra 2-mile. the 2-mile. of practice, it feels great the-back pass to Delaney, to have that first game who ripped a shot from behind us,” said Maccario, point-blank range that who played for then-as- was snared by Buckley. Dolphins stun Pats with razzle-dazzle sistant coach Roach at St. The second period was a Mary’s. shootout with back-and- PATRIOTS end Rob Gronkowski, who The Dolphins call the play was the longest from “I thought the effort was forth action from start to From B1 was on the field as part of play “Boise” because it was scrimmage to win a game there and the girls were finish. New England’s prevent borrowed from the Boise with no time remaining in prepared to play. We just A heads-up play by Jess “I’m really surprised defense. State playbook, and they the fourth quarter since needed that one extra Robert regained the lead with how things turned “Drake runs a 4.3, and had been working on it all the 1970 merger. pass, that one more stride for Peabody two minutes out.” Gronk probably runs a year. Brady threw for 358 as the puck was there in. Marblehead goalten- He threw a 14-yard pass 4.6 or 4.7, so you feel good “You rep it in practice yards and three scores, ready to be finished. Our der Grace Bertagna had to Kenny Stills, who lat- about that matchup,” Tan- over and over,” receiver but the stunned Patriots offensive zone played awe- covered up a loose puck eraled to DeVante Parker, nehill said. Kenny Stills said. “Some- (9-4) lost in Miami for the some, we just need to pick in the crease, but Robert, who quickly lateraled to Then came one last pass times it’s like, ‘Why are we fifth time in their past six up the other areas. It was hearing no whistle, con- Drake along the sideline. to punctuate the play — doing this?’ And now we visits. The Dolphins (7- an evenly matched game tinued to poke at the puck He cut toward the middle Drake reared back for a know why.” 6) came from behind five for the most part.” until it crossed the goal and found a seam, helped celebratory heave into the It brought to mind oth- times to help their slim The Tanners were on fire line to make it 2-1. by a block from guard Ted stands as the Dolphins’ er NFL last-second stun- wild-card chances. from the get-go, needing Forty seconds later, Larsen at the 30. bench emptied and team- ners, including Roger “We’re playing one week only 28 seconds to light Mirasolo tucked home a Drake beat two Patriots mates swarmed him. Staubach’s “Hail Mary”, at a time right now,” Mi- the lamp on a pretty goal backhander (from Gearan) to the corner of the end “Football,” said Patriots the “Miracle in the Mead- ami coach Adam Gase by Paige Thibedeau (from to make it 3-1 at the 2:30 zone — defensive back quarterback Tom Brady, owlands” and the “Im- said. “Any loss could be Mirasolo and Gearan). mark. J.C. Jackson and tight “is a crazy game.” maculate Reception”. The the end.” MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

MONDAY Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (6:30) Girls Basketball Malden Catholic at Winthrop (7) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (6:30) St. John’s at Marblehead (7) Track Girls Basketball English at Classical (at Tech, 7) Notre Dame at Tech (5:30) Swimming Swampscott at Manchester-Essex Peabody at Classical (at Tech, 5:15) (6:30) TUESDAY Track Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (6:30) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (at Reggie Swimming Lewis, 4:30) Revere at Medford (4) Lynnfield at Amesbury (6:45) English at Marblehead (7) Boys Basketball Swampscott at Beverly (8)

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NBCSN us,” Krug said. “It took us Kuraly in overtime. to my teammates and all and Christian Jaros were a while to wake up there.” The third period fin- that, but I felt like myself scratches for the Senators Krug deferred credit to ished with a frantic seven out there. It might have while Noel Acciari, Jake NFL Krejci on the winner. minutes, starting with a been the most (saves) in Debrusk and Jeremy Lau- AFC NFC “It’s a highly, highly game-saving glove save by the NHL, but I’ve had zon were scratches for the East East skilled player making a Rask against Stone on a games like that in other Bruins. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New Eng 9 4 0 .692 364 293 Dallas 8 5 0 .615 276 246 Miami 7 6 0 .538 278 333 Philadelphia 6 7 0 .462 281 295 Buffalo 4 9 0 .308 201 320 Washington 6 7 0 .462 249 297 N.Y. Jets 4 9 0 .308 270 330 N.Y. Giants 5 8 0 .385 307 331 Steelers, Texans help Pats out by losing South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 9 4 0 .692 323 259 y-N Orleans 11 2 0 .846 447 283 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Carr threw two touch- TD to Carrier capped his the bait. Indianapolis 7 6 0 .538 349 300 Carolina 6 7 0 .462 324 332 — Coach Jon Gruden ran down passes to overcome 16th career fourth-quarter The 5-yard penalty gave Tennessee 7 6 0 .538 251 254 Tampa Bay 5 8 0 .385 332 383 Jacksonville 4 9 0 .308 212 273 Atlanta 4 9 0 .308 316 367 off the field high-fiving fourth-quarter deficits and game-winning drive. the Colts a first down and, North North Oakland fans on the way the Raiders (3-10) then Colts 24, Texans 21 ultimately, the win. The W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 7 5 1 .577 367 306 Chicago 8 4 0 .667 344 241 to the locker room. survived after allowing a HOUSTON (AP) — With Colts (7-6) snapped a nine- Baltimore 7 6 0 .538 321 241 Minnesota 6 5 1 .542 275 270 In a season with very lit- 48-yard hook-and-lateral two minutes remaining, game winning streak by Cleveland 5 7 1 .423 292 332 Green Bay 5 7 1 .423 315 307 Cincinnati 5 8 0 .385 307 397 Detroit 5 8 0 .385 271 319 tle to celebrate, the Raid- pass play that set up the the Houston Texans down the Texans (9-4), trimming West West ers had plenty to feel good final field goal try. 24-21 to the Indianapolis Houston’s lead over the W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA x-KC 11 2 0 .846 471 351 y-L.A. Rams 11 1 0 .917 419 298 about Sunday. “The character of this Colts and needing a crit- AFC South to two games Chargers 10 3 0 .769 366 270 Seattle 7 5 0 .583 319 259 Derek Carr threw a team is impressive,” Grud- ical stop at midfield on with three remaining. Denver 6 7 0 .462 290 282 Arizona 3 10 0 .231 178 327 6-yard touchdown pass en said. “No matter what Clowney later refused Oakland 3 10 0 .231 244 388 San Fran 3 10 0 .231 275 350 third-and-1, Andrew Luck x-clinched playoff spot Thursday, Dec. 13 to Derek Carrier with 21 anybody says or saw to- tried and tried to draw the to comment when ap- y-clinched division L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. seconds left before Chris day, the character in there Texans offside. proached by reporters. Thursday’s Games Saturday, Dec. 15 Tennessee 30, Jacksonville 9 Houston at N.Y. Jets, 4:30 p.m. Boswell slipped on a po- is special.” With the play clock dwin- “He jumped offsides,” Sunday’s Games Cleveland at Denver, 8:20 p.m. tential game-tying 40- Carr threw for 322 dling and the Colts facing Texans defensive end J.J. N.Y. Giants 40, Washington 16 Sunday, Dec. 16 Miami 34, New England 33 Tennessee at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. yard field goal attempt on yards, including a 3-yard having to burn a timeout, Watt said. “I mean, I think Cleveland 26, Carolina 20 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. the final play of the Raid- TD to Lee Smith that put Luck gave it one last try. we all saw the same thing. Indianapolis 24, Houston 21 Detroit at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Green Bay 34, Atlanta 20 Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1 p.m. ers’ 24-21 victory over the Oakland up 17-14 with Texans defensive end I don’t know what you New Orleans 28, Tampa Bay 14 Arizona at Atlanta, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets 27, Buffalo 23 Pittsburgh Steelers. 5:20 to play. His second Jadeveon Clowney took want me to tell you.” Kansas City 27, Baltimore 24, OT Oakland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers 26, Cincinnati 21 Dallas at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. San Francisco 20, Denver 14 Miami at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Detroit 17, Arizona 3 Washington at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS Oakland 24, Pittsburgh 21 Seattle at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Dallas 29, Philadelphia 23, OT New England at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. Dec. 10 tion of the shot clock. 2006 — LaDainian Tomlinson breaks 2016 — Army ends a 14-year run of L.A. Rams at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. Philadelphia at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. 1939 — The Green Bay Packers reg- 1986 — Atlanta’s Dominique Wilkins Shaun Alexander’s NFL single-season Monday’s Games Monday, Dec. 17 frustration against Navy, using an Minnesota at Seattle, 8:15 p.m. New Orleans at Carolina, 8:15 p.m. ister the first shutout in an NFL scores 57 points to lead the Hawks touchdown record of 28 when he overpowering running game and championship game by beating the to a 123-95 rout of the Chicago scores three times in the San Diego opportunistic defense to carve out a Dolphins 34, Patriots 33 New York Giants 27-0. Bulls. Chargers’ 48-20 victory over the Den- long overdue 21-17 victory. 1961 — Billy Cannon of the Houston 1992 — The NHL awards expansion ver Broncos. Tomlinson has 26 TDs 2016 — Roman Torres scores in the New Eng 6 21 0 6 — 33 Rushes-yards 30-77 21-189 Oilers rushes for 216 yards, catches franchises to Anaheim and Miami. rushing and three receiving. sixth round of penalty kicks to give Miami 7 14 7 6 — 34 Passing 344 223 five passes for 114 yards and scores The newcomers, scheduled to begin 2006 — Marvin Harrison of Indianap- First Quarter Punt Returns 2-7 3-16 five touchdowns in a 48-21 victory play in the 1993-94 season, bring olis is the fourth player in NFL history the Seattle Sounders their first MLS NE—Develin 2 run (kick failed), 8:13. Kickoff Returns 1-30 2-38 over the New York Titans. Cannon fin- the NHL to 26 teams. with 1,000 receptions, joining Jerry Cup title, 5-4 over Toronto FC after Mia—Stills 7 pass from Tannehill Int.Ret. 0-0 0-0 ishes with 373 combined yards. 1994 — Art Monk sets an NFL Rice, Tim Brown and Cris Carter. 120 scoreless minutes. It’s the first (Sanders kick), 5:32. Comp-Att-Int 27-43-0 14-19-0 1971 — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores record for consecutive games with a 2008 — Carmelo Anthony matches MLS Cup final to fail to produce a Second Quarter Sacked-YDSt 2-14 5-42 a career-high 55 points in Milwau- reception on New York’s first play in George Gervin’s NBA record for goal in regulation, setting the stage NE—Edelman 2 pass from Brady Punts 3-47.3 6-28.3 kee’s 120-104 victory over the Bos- the Jets’ 18-7 loss to the Detroit points in a quarter with 33 in the for a dramatic tiebreaker. (Gostkowski kick), 14:14. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 ton Celtics. Lions. Monk’s 5-yard catch gives him third and finishes with a season-high 2017 — Ben Roethlisberger com- Mia—Bolden 54 run (Sanders kick), Penalties-Yards 5-30 7-81 1982 — Michael Dokes knocks out 178 consecutive games with a recep- 45 points in Denver’s 116-105 victo- pletes 44 of a franchise-record 66 13:26. Possession 35:14 24:46 Mike Weaver in the first round to cap- tion, breaking Steve Largent’s NFL ry over Minnesota. passes for 506 yards and two touch- NE—Patterson 37 pass from Brady INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ture the WBA heavyweight title in Las mark. 2010 — George Karl earns his downs, becoming the first quarter- (Gostkowski kick), 10:32. RUSHING—New England, Michel Vegas. 1999 — Laffit Pincay Jr. guides Irish 1,000th coaching victory, the seventh Mia—Bolden 6 run (Sanders kick), 20-57, White 4-13, Brady 1-3, Dev- 1985 — The Indiana Pacers hits only Nip to a two-length victory in the coach in NBA history, as Al Har- back in NFL history to top 500 yards 7:28. elin 1-2, Burkhead 4-2. Miami, Gore 19 field goals in an 82-64 loss to sixth race at Hollywood Park for his rington scores a season-high 31 passing three times and leading NE—Gronkowski 16 pass from Brady 12-92, Bolden 2-60, Drake 6-24, Tan- the New York Knicks, setting an NBA 8,834th victory, breaking Bill Shoe- points and Nene adds 26 to help the Pittsburgh past Baltimore 39-38. (Gostkowski kick), 3:49. nehill 1-13. record for the fewest field goals maker’s 29-year-old record and mak- Denver Nuggets hold off the Toronto Antonio Brown caught 11 passes for Third Quarter PASSING—New England, Brady made by one team since the incep- ing him the world’s winningest jockey. Raptors 123-116. 213 yards for Pittsburgh. Mia—B.Butler 23 pass from Tanne- 27-43-0-358. Miami, Tannehill 14-19- hill (Sanders kick), 3:58. 0-265. Fourth Quarter RECEIVING—New England, Edelman NBA NHL NE—FG Gostkowski 32, 6:45. 9-86, Gronkowski 8-107, Gordon EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE NE—FG Gostkowski 22, :16. 5-96, Patterson 2-51, White 2-15, EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division Mia—Drake 52 pass from Tannehill, Burkhead 1-3. Miami, Stills 8-135, Atlantic Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB :00. Drake 1-55, Gore 1-24, B.Butler GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto 21 7 .750 — Memphis 15 10 .600 — A—66,087. 1-23, Parker 1-18, Amendola 1-10, Tampa Bay 31 23 7 1 47 124 88 Nashville 30 19 10 1 39 95 77 Philadelphia 18 9 .667 2½ Dallas 13 11 .542 1½ NE Mia Bolden 1-0. Toronto 30 20 9 1 41 109 84 Colorado 30 17 8 5 39 108 88 Boston 15 10 .600 4½ New Orleans 14 14 .500 2½ Buffalo 30 17 9 4 38 91 88 Winnipeg 29 18 9 2 38 101 80 First downs 28 20 MISSED FIELD GOALS—New Brooklyn 10 18 .357 11 San Antonio 13 14 .481 3 Boston 30 16 10 4 36 81 76 Dallas 29 16 10 3 35 81 74 Total Net Yards 421 412 England, Gostkowski 42. New York 8 20 .286 13 Houston 11 14 .440 4 Montreal 30 15 10 5 35 96 94 Minnesota 29 15 12 2 32 88 87 Southeast Division Northwest Division Detroit 30 13 13 4 30 88 100 St. Louis 28 10 14 4 24 78 94 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Ottawa 31 13 14 4 30 105 122 Chicago 31 9 17 5 23 84 115 Charlotte 13 13 .500 — Oklahoma City 16 8 .667 — TRANSACTIONS Florida 28 11 11 6 28 93 101 Pacific Division Orlando 12 14 .462 1 Denver 17 9 .654 — Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami 11 14 .440 1½ Portland 15 11 .577 2 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 30 19 9 2 40 107 84 BASEBALL McCoshen one game. Washington 11 15 .423 2 Minnesota 13 13 .500 4 Wash 29 17 9 3 37 106 90 Anaheim 31 15 11 5 35 75 89 National League ECHL Atlanta 6 20 .231 7 Utah 13 14 .481 4½ Columbus 29 16 11 2 34 100 99 San Jose 31 15 11 5 35 97 96 Central Division Pacific Division NEW YORK METS — Named Chili IDAHO STEELHEADS — Loaned D NYI 28 14 11 3 31 82 83 Vegas 31 16 14 1 33 92 89 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Davis hitting coach, Chuck Hernan- Colton Saucerman to Utica (AHL). NYR 29 14 12 3 31 85 92 Edmonton 29 15 12 2 32 81 87 Milwaukee 17 8 .680 — Golden State 18 9 .667 — dez bullpen coach and Luis Rojas ORLANDO SOLAR BEARS — Traded F Carolina 28 13 11 4 30 71 77 Vancouver 32 13 16 3 29 95 109 Indiana 16 10 .615 1½ L.A. Clippers 16 9 .640 1 quality control coach. Matt Schmalz to Worcester. Pittsburgh 28 12 10 6 30 96 91 Arizona 28 13 13 2 28 73 76 Detroit 13 11 .542 3½ L.A. Lakers 16 10 .615 1½ Phila 28 12 13 3 27 86 101 LA 30 11 18 1 23 67 91 HOCKEY SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS — Cleveland 6 20 .231 11½ Sacramento 13 12 .520 4 New Jersey 27 10 12 5 25 81 94 Sunday’s Games National Hockey League Added G Joey Roberts as emergency Chicago 6 21 .222 12 Phoenix 4 22 .154 13½ CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled backup. Sunday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Vancouver 6, St. Louis 1 Arizona at Boston, 7 p.m. G Scott Darling from Charlotte (AHL). WORCESTER RAILERS — Traded F Winnipeg 7, Philadelphia 1 New Orleans 116, Detroit 108 Portland at Houston, 8 p.m. Detroit at Washington, 7:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES KINGS — Recalled F Nick Bligh to Atlanta. Milwaukee 104, Toronto 99 Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Boston 2, Ottawa 1, OT Austin Wagner from Ontario (AHL). SOCCER San Antonio 110, Utah 97 Toronto at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Montreal 3, Chicago 2 Montreal at Minnesota, 8 p.m. MINNESOTA WILD — Recalled F Major League Soccer Charlotte 119, New York 107 Wednesday’s Games New Jersey at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Nashville, 8 p.m. Monday’s Games Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Luke Kunin from Iowa (AHL). ATLANTA UNITED — Declined Dallas at Vegas, 9 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Returned options on G Mitch Hildebrandt, Ds Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Florida at St. Louis, 8 p.m. G Christopher Gibson to Bridgeport Sal Zizzo and Michael Parkhurst and New Orleans at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Milwaukee at Indiana, 7 p.m. (AHL). Recalled F Josh Ho-Sang from Ms Oliver Shannon and Andrew Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Colorado, 9 p.m. New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Chicago, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Bridgeport. Wheeler-Omiunu. Exercised options Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Reas- on G Alec Kann, F Romario Williams, Utah at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Orlando at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. New Jersey at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Vegas at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. signed F Riley Barber to Hershey Ds Mikey Ambrose and Greg Garza L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Atlanta at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8 p.m. (AHL). and Ms Julian Gressel, Jeff Larento- Memphis at Denver, 9 p.m. Miami at Utah, 9 p.m. Toronto at Carolina, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Calgary, 8:30 p.m. American Hockey League wicz and Darlington Nagbe. Miami at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Los Angeles at Buffalo, 7 p.m. AHL — Suspended Springfield D Ian Re-signed D Jon Gallagher. Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Toronto at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Vancouver at Columbus, 7 p.m. Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You’ll be tempted to overreact Take a moment to reflect on Sit tight and don’t make a You’ll be drawn to people who A change will do you good. Visit a friend or relative, or at- if someone isn’t playing fair. your personal habits and move. You may be tempted to may not be good for you. Ques- Consider your options and tend a function that will teach Consider alternative ways to health regimen. Diet and exer- initiate a change, but there will tion anyone who is offering the make some arrangements to you something you didn’t al- handle delicate situations. You cise should be priorities, along be advantages to holding out impossible or charming you discuss your plans with some- ready know. Embrace new be- can make a good impression with new beginnings as the and waiting for a more appro- with grandiose ideas. Get back one who can help your cause. ginnings, but trust your own and effect change. new year approaches. priate moment. to basics. Celebrate with a loved one. judgment. Put practicality first. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Go over plans or take care of Do whatever you can to bring Put things in order. Set the You know what you are capable Take part in activities that in- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) important details that should a little joy to someone who is record straight and reach out of doing. Set a course that is clude children or seniors. Your Communication is the key to be handled before the year alone or needs help. Your ges- to people you know could geared toward helping others input will be appreciated, and getting what you want. If you comes to a close. Someone ture will not only change some- use a helping hand. Make and bringing joy to those in the joy you bring others will be offer your ideas and are open will offer personal insight into one else’s life, it will change the effort to strive for better need. Personal improvements its own reward. Close your day to others’ suggestions, you will an important partnership. yours as well. health. are highlighted. with a romantic gesture. come up with a dynamite plan.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Wife resists giving support to man’s new career plan Crazy wild deals require guesswork DEAR ABBY: I am an like for Christmas and Bob Hope cracked, “’Virus’ the queen — nine never — the older IT professional (58) Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van would like all of us to “re- is a Latin word used by doc- textbooks advise cashing the who had a very successful Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ply all” on the email so tors to mean, ‘Your guess is as ace and king. However, when career until a year ago. I and was founded by her mother, everyone else will have good as mine.’” East is known to have eight was part of a major layoff Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at ideas for Christmas pres- We hate being faced with diamonds and West only two, at the company I worked a guess at the bridge table, the odds swing strongly in fa- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los ents. but we love it when we make vor of finessing on the second at for many years. I have Angeles, CA 90069. I don’t know how to re- an opponent guess. Describe round through West. not been able to find a job spond! I don’t want to ap- your hand as quickly as pos- If South does that here, in the IT field since. pear greedy, but I do like sible and jump as high as East wins with his heart Besides my skills and with a very nice lifestyle start a handyman busi- the idea that she wants to possible immediately. Do not queen, then must lead a low knowledge in IT, I’m an for many years and feel ness. Good handymen are get us all presents that we two-step. diamond. West takes the trick accomplished handyman it’s time she step up and hard to find, and your wife will like. Can you give me In this deal, at one table, and cashes two clubs. with skills in most of the do her part. I’m not sure should make the effort to any suggestions on the West passed over four dia- However, it is probably trades. The issue is, my how to broach the subject support you in what could best way to respond? monds, hoping that North better to play off the two top wife is insistent that I get without an argument en- be a successful endeavor would also pass. But, no sur- hearts. If the queen drops, another job in IT — mostly suing. Help? once it gets on its feet. PERPLEXED IN prise, that did not happen. great; if not, South plays on for the benefits. That’s what partners in ALABAMA North doubled, and South bid spades to try to discard his Older IT workers have a SWITCHING GEARS life are supposed to do, four hearts. Now West raised club losers before West can to five diamonds, giving his ruff in. IN NEW YORK isn’t it? DEAR PERPLEXED: very hard time finding opponents a fielder’s choice. work in the field. I’d like to Your boyfriend’s mother is DEAR SWITCHING: North doubled, and the con- start a handyman compa- DEAR ABBY: My boy- a generous — and sensible Expect an argument and tract went down three, minus ny since I enjoy this kind friend and I have been to- — woman. She is solicit- be prepared for it. You are 500, more than the value of of work. If I start a handy- gether for a couple of ing ideas because she the North-South game — if man business, my wife, for not responsible for having years. He has three sib- doesn’t want to waste her four hearts had made. the first time, would have been laid off. It seems there lings, all in their 20s, none time or money buying At this table, West immedi- to go from being a part- is plenty of ageism in your married. something the recipient ately raised to five diamonds, time worker at her job to field, and it isn’t surpris- Today I received a group won’t like. Answer her putting it to his opponents. full time to provide us ing you can’t find a compa- email from his mom ad- question. Tell her what you North, with four potential de- with benefits. This will rable job in IT when the dressed to him, his father, would like, as long as it fensive tricks, doubled. Then South was not sure what to do. cause a lot of strain on our preference appears to be his grandmother, all three isn’t something that will Eventually, he bid five hearts. for hiring younger, cheaper break the bank. Your boy- marriage because she has siblings and their boy- West led the club king: ace, made it clear she does not workers. friends/girlfriends (includ- friend can probably give two, eight. What happened want to work full time. Frankly, you are fortu- ing me) asking for Christ- you some hints about her next? I think she’s being self- nate to have both an alter- mas wish lists. She wants budget. I suggest you talk With nine trumps missing ish. I have provided her native and the initiative to to know what we would to him about it.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Jose Benitez and Xiomara Benitez to First Horizon Home Loan Corporation, dated February 25, 2010, given by Donna M. Blaney to Mortgage Electronic By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain dated July 23, 2004 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Master, Inc. and recorded in mortgage given by Jacquelyn Fitzhugh to Geneva Mortgage Corp., dated January Registry of Deeds at Book 23168, Page 536, as affected by a Loan Modification Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29310, Page 479, the 14, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in recorded on May 9, 2012 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 31327, Page 581 undersigned Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB d/b/a Christiana Trust as Book 23870, Page 405 (the "Mortgage") of which mortgage Wells Fargo Bank, and subsequently assigned to MidFirst Bank by First Horizon Home Loans, a Owner Trustee of the Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V being the present N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the Impac CMB Trust Series 2005-3 is the present Division of First Tennessee Bank N.A. as successor in interest by merger to First holder of said mortgage by Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Electronic holder by assignment from Geneva Mortgage Corp. to Impac Funding Corporation Horizon Home Loan Corporation by assignment recorded in said Essex County Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of America, N.A. successor by merger to BAC dated January 19, 2005 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 27949, Page 448 for breach of the Home Loans Servicing, LP f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP recorded Deeds in Book 24883, Page 549; assignment from Impac Funding Corporation to conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31332, Page 425, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Indentured Trustee for the Registered Holders of IMH Public Auction at 11:00 AM on December 31, 2018 at 49-51 Laighton Street, Unit Assignment of Mortgage from Bank of America, N.A. successor by merger to BAC Asset Corp., Collateralized Asset-Backed Bonds, Series 2005-3 dated February #7 aka Unit 49-7, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Home Loans Servicing, LP f/k/a Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP to 24, 2005 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Mortgage, to wit: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development recorded in Essex County (Southern 24883, Page 550; assignment from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Indenture Trustee District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33354, Page 377, Assignment of Mortgage for the Registered Holders of IMH Assets Corp., Collateralized Asset-Backed Bonds, All that certain premises and proportionate interest in 49-51 Laighton Street from Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to U.S. Bank National Series 2005-3 to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee Under the Condominium condominium situated in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts more Association, as trustee for SROF-2013-S3 REMIC Trust I recorded in Essex County Pooling and Servicing Agreement relating to IMPAC Secured Assets Corp., particularly described as follows: Unit 49-7 of 49-51 Laighton Street (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33362, Page 260, Assignment of Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-4 dated April 1, 2011 recorded Condominium, situated at 49-51 Laighton Street, in Lynn, Essex County, Mortgage from U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee for SROF-2013-S3 in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30336, Page 430; Massachusetts created by Master Deed on September 9. 1985, and recorded with REMIC Trust I to USROF III Legal Title Trust 2015-1 by U.S. Bank National assignment from Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee Under the Essex South District Registry of deeds on September 23, 1985 in Book 7926, Association, as Legal Title Trustee recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Pooling and Servicing Agreement relating to IMPAC Secured Assets Corp., page 326, as amended by instrument dated November 5, 1985, recorded with Registry of Deeds at Book 34388, Page 466, and Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-4 to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as said Registry of Deeds at Book 7995 page 508, together with the percentage USROF III Legal Title Trust 2015-1 by U.S. Bank National Association, as Legal Title Indenture Trustee for the Registered Holders of IMH Asset Corp., Collateralized interest in the common areas and facilities of said condominium appertaining to Trustee to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB d/b/a Christiana Trust as Owner Asset-Backed Bonds, Series 2005-3 dated August 16, 2016 recorded in Essex said Unit No. 49-7 as provided for in said Master Deed, as amended, Said Trustee of the Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V recorded in Essex County County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35201, Page 111 and Premises are subject to the following encumbrances: 1. The provisions of M. G. L. (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36914, Page 179, for breach of the assignment from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the Registered Ch. 183A; the easements, restrictions, covenants, reservations, terms and conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be Holders of IMH Asset Corp., Collateralized Asset-Backed Bonds, Series 2005-3 to conditions contained or referred to in said Master Deed and in the Declaration of sold at Public Auction at: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the Impac CMB Trust Series Trust of 49-51 Laighton Street Condominium Trust, dated September 9, 1985, 2005-3 dated October 6, 2017 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) recorded with said Registry of Deeds at Book 7926, page 348. A deed from Mario 10:00 A.M. on Monday, January 7, 2019 Registry of Deeds in Book 36286, Page 495, for breach of conditions of said Dongo and Donatill Dongo to to be recorded. J.J.B.S. H.6.B. mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises upon the hereinafter-described premises known as and numbered as 44 Story located at 46 Bloomfield Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction Upon information and belief the legal description attached to Mortgage Book Avenue, Lynn, Essex County (Southern District), Massachusetts, all and singularly at 3:00 PM on January 4, 2019, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly 23168 Page 536 contained a scriveners error and referenced the incorrect Unit in the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: the Property Address, the correct Property Address should have indicated : 49-51 Laighton Street, Unit 49-7, Lynn MA 01905 The land in Lynn, Massachusetts with the buildings thereon known as 44 Story The land with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Avenue and bounded and described as follows: NORTHWESTERLY by Bloomfield Street 74.97 feet; The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, NORTHEASTERLY by land now or late of Chase, 100 feet; restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax NORTHERLY by Story Avenue, formerly Ezra Street, fifty (50) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or late of Parker, 42.41 feet; titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Condon, one hundred (100) feet; SOUTHERLY by land of the city of Lynn, 19.60 feet, and possession, and attorney's fees and costs. SOUTHERLY by land of Boston & Maine Railroad, formerly Eastern Railroad, fifty SOUTHWESTERLY by said land of the city of Lynn 93.91 feet and containing 6,449 (50) feet; square feet of land more or less. TERMS OF SALE: WESTERLY by land now or formerly of Michael Sullivan, one hundred (100) feet. Said premises are subject to an easement for slope under a decree in connection A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of with the separation of grade of The Boston and Main Railroad. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be described. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23870, Page 404. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Being the same premises conveyed to Donna Blaney by deed of Diane Rousseau, from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other executor of the estate of Gloria Tournas and recorded with the Essex South District The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Registry of Deeds at Book 28471, Page 383. municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Note also, Confirmatory Deed recorded at Book 35876, Page 268. and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check MidFirst Bank the United States of America, if any there be. in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 Present Holder of said Mortgage, TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the By Its Attorneys, $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical ORLANS PC cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of error in this publication. PO Box 540540 the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank Waltham, MA 02454 cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days Other terms to be announced at the sale. Item: December 10, 17, 24, 2018 from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite Impac CMB Trust Series 2005-3 Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a Korde & Associates, P.C. Invitation for Bids Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said 900 Chelmsford Street Elevator Full Preventative Maintenance Service Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. Suite 3102 Lowell, MA 01851 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. (978) 256-1500 The Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development (LHAND), the Fitzhugh, Jacquelyn, 16-024792 awarding authority, invites sealed bids from general contractors for Elevator WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST AS OWNER Item: December 3, 10, 17, 2018 Maintenance Service for a term of three (3) years in accordance with the TRUSTEE OF THE RESIDENTIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES TRUST V, documents prepared by the LHAND. The project consists of full preventative Present Holder of Said Mortgage, maintenance service on eleven (11) elevators at eight (8) housing developments By its Attorneys, identified in the contract documents. CUNNINGHAM, MACHANIC, CETLIN, NOTICE OF COMMUNITY MEETING JOHNSON, HARNEY & TENNEY, LLP The cost is estimated at $ 110,000 for a three (3) year period. 220 North Main Street, Suite 301 Please join Tree Market LLC for a Community Outreach Meeting as we share our Natick, MA 01760 plans for a proposed Marijuana Establishment. The proposed Marijuana Retailer is Contractor Qualifications: DCAM Certified- Elevator Service (508) 651-7524 anticipated to be located at 3 Mt. Vernon Street in Lynn. Item: December 3, 10, 17, 2018 Bids are subject to M.G.L. c. 149 §44A-J and to the minimum wage rates as In this meeting, we will discuss security, diversion prevention, community required by the M.G.L. c.149 §26 to 27H inclusive. ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS involvement and planning, and general operating information for the proposed facility. There will be an opportunity for the public to ask questions. General Bids will be received until Thursday December 27, 2018 at 10 am and (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) publicly opened forthwith. Bids must be mailed or delivered to the LHAND Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. WHO: TREE MARKET LLC Maintenance Office, 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, MA 01905 to the attention of Jim pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on December 29, Finigan - Procurement Officer, and received no later than the date and time 2018 at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor WHAT: Community OUTREACH meeting to discuss A proposed Marijuana specified above. Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing RETAILER in LYNN. charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than 5% of Description of Vehicle WHEN: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2018 @ 6:30pm the base bid amount and made payable to the LHAND. 08 jeep liberty 1J8GN28K98W194658 08 chevy pickup 1JCEK14C68E143107 WHERE: LYNN POLICE DEPARTMENT Bid Forms, specifications, and contract documents will be available for pick up at 96 Nissan sentra 3N1AB41D3TL022334 COMMUNITY ROOM the address above after 10 am on Monday December 10, 2018. Documents will 01 honda accord 1HGCF86611A038839 300 WASHINGTON STREET be emailed upon request by contacting Jim Finigan at: [email protected]. 15 kia sorrento 5XYKT3A60FG595892 LYNN, MA 01902 95 olds cutlas 1G3AJ55M8S6428151 Item: December 10, 2018 Elevators will be available for inspection on Tuesday December 18, 2018 at 9 am 15 chevy Malibu 1G11C5SL0FF191773 by appointment only. 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Transplant centers require proof of payment By JoNel Aleccia May 2017, reflected: “Here tion drugs that must be KAISER HEALTH NEWS you are, you need a heart taken for life, Caplan said. — that’s a tough road for Coverage for the drugs is When Patrick Mannion any person,” he said. “And more scattershot than for heard about the Michigan then for that person to the operation itself, even woman denied a heart have to be a fundraiser?” though transplanted or- transplant because she Martin’s case sparked gans will not last without couldn’t afford the anti-re- outrage over a transplant the medicine. jection drugs, he knew system that links access For Martin, the social what she was up against. to a lifesaving treatment media attention helped. On social media posts to finances. But requiring Within days, she had of a letter that went viral proof of payment for organ raised more than $30,000 last month, Hedda Mar- transplants and post-op- through a GoFundMe tin, 60, of Grand Rapids, erative care is common, account, and officials at was informed that she was transplant experts say. Spectrum Health con- not a candidate for a heart “It happens every day,” firmed she was added to transplant because of her said Arthur Caplan, a bio- the transplant waiting finances. It recommended ethicist at the New York list. “a fundraising effort of University Langone Medi- In a statement, officials $10,000.” cal Center. “You get what I there defended their po- PHOTO | TNS Two years ago, Mannion, sition, saying that finan- call a ‘wallet biopsy.’” Most of our nutrient needs can be met with good dietary choices. The of Oxford, Conn., learned cial resources, along with Virtually all of the na- daily recommendation for calcium, for example, can usually be met by he needed a double-lung tion’s more than 250 physical health and social ingesting a high calcium food at each meal. transplant after contract- transplant centers, which well-being, are among cru- ing idiopathic pulmonary refer patients to a single cial factors to consider. fibrosis, a progressive, fa- national registry, require “The ability to pay for tal disease. From the start, patients to verify how post-transplant care and Nutrition: To supplement or not hospital officials told him they will cover bills that life-long immunosup- to set aside $30,000 in a can total $400,000 for a pression medications is By Barbara Quinn — including vitamins and age can get this extra folic separate bank account to kidney transplant or $1.3 essential to increase the THE MONTEREY minerals — to promote acid from fortified foods or cover the costs. million for a heart, plus likelihood of a successful COUNTY HERALD our long-term health. At dietary supplements. transplant and longevity the same time, we need Breastfed infants need Mannion, 59, who re- monthly costs that aver- I often get asked, “What of the transplant recipi- to guard ourselves from iron supplements from ceived his new lungs in age $2,500 for anti-rejec- supplements should I ent,” officials wrote. excessive intakes that about age 4 months until take?” My pat answer: Tell In the most pragmatic could be detrimental. they begin to eat iron-for- me first what you eat. light, that makes sense. That’s why recommended tified foods, says the That seems to be the More than 114,000 people conclusion of the latest intakes are continuously American Academy of Pe- are waiting for organs in position paper on this modified according to the diatrics. And they also re- the U.S. and fewer than topic by the Academy of most current research. quire additional vitamin 35,000 organs were trans- Nutrition and Dietetics. Most of our nutrient D until they are weaned planted last year, accord- Micronutrient supple- needs can be met with to vitamin D-enriched for- ing to the United Network ments (those that contain good dietary choices. The mula or milk, experts say. for Organ Sharing, or vitamins and minerals) daily recommendation for Older adults lose the UNOS. Transplant centers are warranted, when our calcium, for example, can ability to fully digest vi- want to make sure donated nutrient requirements are usually be met by ingest- tamin B-12 that is bound organs aren’t wasted. not being met through the ing a high calcium food at to food. Therefore, adults “If you’re receiving a life- diet alone, the AND says. each meal. Calcium needs over the age of 50 should saving organ, you have to By far, the most com- vitamin D to be adequate- get 2.4 micrograms of the be able to afford it,” said mon nutrient supple- ly absorbed, however. And crystalline form of vita- Kelly Green, executive ments used by Americans because this sunshine vi- min B-12 found in fortified director of HelpHopeLive, are multivitamin-miner- tamin is not found natu- foods and supplements. the Pennsylvania orga- al combinations, experts rally in many foods, many Too much of a good thing nization that has helped say. Are they helpful? people need supplemental is never a good idea. Sup- Mannion. According to ongoing na- vitamin D. plements that supply ex- His friends and family tional surveys, many of There are times when cessive amounts of vita- have rallied, flocking to PHOTO | TNS us would have lower than nutrient supplements are min B-6, for example, can fundraisers that ranged not only helpful but rec- cause nerve damage. And Patrick Mannion received a double-lung trans- recommended intakes of from hair salon cut-a-thons vitamins A, C, D and E ommended. Before and high intakes of retinol, plant in May 2017 after being diagnosed with to golf tournaments, raising and minerals calcium and during pregnancy, for ex- a potent form of vitamin idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a progressive, nearly $115,000 so far for magnesium if we did not ample, women need 400 A, are associated with life-threatening lung disease. transplant-related care. take supplements to fill micrograms a day of folic lower bone density and in the gaps. Some multivi- acid — a B vitamin that an increased risk for hip tamins provide adequate can help prevent some fractures in older women. Youth sports injuries can turn into amounts of these nutri- kinds of serious birth de- Look for supplements that ents. Others don’t. fects. The U.S. Food and get most of their vitamin A chronic problems, doctors warn We need an optimal Nutrition Board says from beta carotene rather amount of all nutrients women of childbearing than retinol, experts say. By Kate Thayer CHICAGO TRIBUNE Restricting immigrant healthcare access Leo Anderson was in the middle of a baseball game when he threw a ball he may hit California economy, study says had just caught, heard a By Johana Bhuiyan crunch in his elbow and ‘Immigrants make crucial contributions to fell to the ground. LOS ANGELES TIMES That sound was a California’s workforce, economy and tax base,’ Rules that could give im- growth plate in his elbow migrants reason to avoid — Ninez Ponce, director of the UCLA Center breaking, and it ended the enrolling in health safe- now-15-year-old’s season for Health Policy Research ty-net programs would de- last spring. liver a blow to California’s Doctors said the break economy, costing the state lost would be in health viewed health programs as was caused by overuse, thousands of jobs and bil- care,10 percent would be important tools for protect- and the Highland Park, lions of dollars in economic food-related, and 4 percent ing the well-being of citi- Ill., teenager had surgery output, a new study con- of total jobs expected to be zens and noncitizens alike. to place a pin in his elbow cluded. eliminated would be in real If the proposed changes to stabilize it. Anderson, Under the rules proposed estate. are implemented, about a catcher who had been PHOTO |TNS by the U.S. Homeland Se- “Every industry could be 765,000 immigrants in trying out pitching, wore Last June, Leo Anderson broke his arm near curity Department, immi- affected though to a lesser California may choose to a cast for 12 weeks before grants who enroll them- degree than the top three disenroll from nutrition his comeback this fall, his elbow. Doctors say it was an overuse injury selves or their children in industries we listed,” said assistance and healthcare playing for the Slammers and now he’s made changes to avoid it happen- Medicaid (the half-centu- Laurel Lucia, an author programs, according to the club team in Lake Coun- ing again. ry-old government health of the study and director study. It said that level of ty. The freshman at Lake of healthcare at the UC Boston and assistant pro- keep up with their kids in insurance program for the disenrollment could in turn Forest High School also Berkeley Labor Center. fessor of orthopedic sur- the backyard.” poor), nutrition assistance lead to California losing had physical therapy un- The proposal is an ex- gery at Harvard Medical Doctors say it’s largely programs such as CalFresh $1.46 billion in federal ben- til November and says he pansion of existing “public School. “Kids are fatigued, up to parents and coaches or federal housing assis- efits. hopes to play for his high charge policies” that make and they’re not strength- to try to prevent these in- tance could jeopardize their “Immigrants make cru- school team in the upcom- it harder for immigrants ening the way they should juries through cross-train- chances of getting green cial contributions to Cali- ing spring season, in addi- who receive certain forms be.” ing and rest. fornia’s workforce, economy cards. of public assistance — such tion to his other team. Matzkin said that, in But that message can and tax base,” Ninez Ponce, The rules would likely as income assistance or But his father, Bill An- the past decade, she’s seen be hard to follow in the director of the UCLA cen- cost the California econo- long-term care at federally derson, said he now close- overuse injuries in young increasingly competitive ter and an author of the my more than 17,000 jobs funded institutions — to ly monitors his son’s play, athletes that she used to field of youth sports, in study, said in a statement. and $2.8 billion in lost apply to enter the U.S. or to and that the injury was a see mainly in adults. which more parents seem “The proposed changes economic output if just 35 become a permanent resi- warning. Leo, like many “Over the past 10 years, to have their sights set on to the ‘public charge’ test percent of the Californians dent. youth athletes, plays base- you’d maybe see the oc- college scholarships and would significantly reduce in immigrant families cur- “Under the harsher ‘pub- ball 10 months out of the casional high school ACL even professional play for rently making use of these lic charge’ test proposed, the use of much-needed year. “Quite honestly, it tear. Now you’re seeing their kids, said Dr. An- programs disenroll, said participation in public pro- public programs among just didn’t occur to me it in 12-, 13-year-olds,” drea Kramer, a pediatric the study, which was done grams is one of a number those who are eligible, and that he was overusing his she said. With such inju- orthopedic surgeon at the by the UCLA Center for of factors that would be the economic ripple effect arm” ries at 13, “are you going Illinois Bone and Joint In- Health Policy Research, UC considered to determine would hurt communities Doctors say overuse in- to have arthritis when stitute. Berkeley Labor Center and whether a person is like- statewide.” juries in youth sports have you’re 30?” Kramer, who treated a nonprofit group, Califor- ly to use public benefits in The public can still com- increased significantlyWhile doctors and physi- Leo Anderson, said she’s nia Food Policy Advocates. the future,” said She also ment on the proposed rules n the past decade. They cal therapists say they can seen more overuse inju- At that rate of disenroll- said prior enrollment in the through Monday. The rules blame it on kids focus- treat the injuries, some ries in recent years, and at ment, the study said 6,200 expanded list of programs are expected to be finalized ing on one sport early on worry what will happen as younger ages. of those lost jobs and $992 would not be considered and published in February. and playing it year-round, these young athletes grow “I’m seeing kids from million of that lost output unless the immigrant is In a joint statement in sometimes on multiple up — when old injuries 7 on up for overuse inju- would be in the Los Ange- still in one of the programs September, health offi- teams at once. could turn into chronic ries,” she said. The inju- les area. when the rule change takes cials, physician groups, “Sports specialization problems. ries come in the forms of California’s health care effect. hospitals and patient ad- has led to almost an ep- “We can get you back sprains, breaks, stress industry, food-related in- For more than two cen- vocates across the country idemic in sports inju- playing your sport … but fractures and other prob- dustries, as well as real turies, the United States condemned the proposed ries,” said Dr. Elizabeth what we can’t do is pre- lems that cause “much estate would be hardest hit has placed restrictions on changes and urged Presi- Matzkin, surgical director vent your arthritis in your more increased pain at a by the resulting job losses, immigrants deemed to be dent Trump’s administra- of women’s musculoskel- knee,” Matzkin said. Then much younger age” than authors of the study said. a “public charge.” But the tion to withdraw the pro- etal health at Brigham “you’re seeing young wom- she used to see, and span Forty-seven percent of jobs government officials long posal. and Women’s Hospital in en in their 30s who can’t many sports.