TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 Husband beats wife to death with a bat

By Gayla Cawley Lynn Police responded to 8 Chase St., ITEM STAFF Apt. 17, at 4:45 a.m. for a requested well-being check on Acevedo-Gomez and LYNN — A 47-year-old woman was found her dead, the DA’s of ce said. allegedly beaten to death with a met- According to court documents, police al baseball bat by her husband at her responded to the apartment following a Chase Street apartment early Monday phone call from Castillo’s brother, who morning. relayed that he just had a phone conver- Luz Yanina Acevedo-Gomez was found sation with his sister, who told him that dead in her apartment from apparent Castillo had called her and confessed to blunt force trauma. Her husband, Miguel killing his wife with a baseball bat. A. Castillo, 55, was arrested for her death Castillo’s brother told police that Cas- and arraigned on the murder charge in tillo wanted to turn himself in. Police ar- Lynn District Court on Monday, accord- rived at the apartment, knocked on the ing to the Essex County District Attor- door and were greeted by Castillo, who ney’s Of ce. stepped out into the hallway with both According to court documents, Castillo, of his arms held out in front of him with who is also listed as living at the apart- his sts closed and wrists touching, which ment, confessed to killing his wife with a of cers interpreted as him offering to be baseball bat. handcuffed, according to court documents. Castillo reportedly told police: “Go It was at this point that Castillo alleged- ahead. Take me. I killed my wife,” court ly told police he killed his wife. Police told documents show. Castillo to step aside and be quiet while Castillo, who was visibly crying in court they investigated, which prompted him and appeared to almost fall over at one to motion wanting to be arrested again, point, pleaded not guilty and was held by placing his hands behind his back and without bail. He returns to court for a telling of cers “Just arrest me,” court ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE probable cause hearing on May 4. His documents show. attorney, John Apruzzese, declined com- According to Lynn Police, Miguel Castillo admitted to killing his wife, ment following the arraignment. Luz Yanina Acevedo-Gomez, on Monday with a baseball bat. LYNN, A7 Saugus Little snow, but sings praises of nine BIG BUCKS Unsung for City of Lynn

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Nine Saugus students will be honored as Unsung He- roes tonight. The Unsung Hero Awards are given to students who go above and beyond without looking for any recog- nition. The award has been given annually to public school students for the past 14 years and is sponsored by the School Department and Wheelabrator Saugus. “It’s a unique event to Saugus,” said Saugus su- By Thomas Grillo perintendent Dr. David ITEM STAFF park- DeRuosi. “It really recog- ing ban. nizes students for being LYNN — Pity the poor motorists who “Unfortunately, good people, and I think failed to heed the city’s snow emergen- when a snow emergency is that’s part of our goal cy warning last week. called, vehicles must be cleared from lights — to raise civic-minded, While weather forecasters predicted the streets,” he said. “Once the Depart-  ash at good human beings.” up to eight inches of snow for what ment of Public Works and the Parking various locations city- DeRuosi said he has was supposed to be the region’s fourth Department called it, our of ce went wide and cars must be removed never seen an award nor’easter of the season Wednesday into action with ticketing and towing.” from streets, according to the Of ce of quite like the Unsung night, the snow missed the area, con- Luckily, the storm never materialized, Emergency Management. Hero Awards in any of founding meteorologists, and causing but once the operation is launched, there’s “If we forgive the tow charges and the other districts he some car owners to ignore the parking no turning back, he said. the tickets, the next time there’s a has worked in. ban. “The people who did the right thing storm people might think it will be a Recipients of this Robert Stilian, the city’s acting parking and moved their vehicles had nothing light snow and not do anything,” he year’s award include director, said despite just a dusting of the to worry about,” he said. “But if you said. “In advance of every storm, we fth-graders Jack Sam- white stuff, 210 vehicles were towed. The didn’t follow the rules, you may have get inundated with calls to make sure bataro from Waybright owners face a $170 tow fee, the possi- been ticketed and towed. It’s simple: the cars are towed. I’m not trying to bility of a $150 ticket, and a $35-a-day don’t park in an emergency.” hurt anyone, but we have to be consis- SAUGUS, A7 storage fee for failure to comply with the During a snow emergency, the blue tent.” Two heads are better than one at St. Mary’s INSIDE

LYNN — St. Mary’s has two new ground on our state-of-art STEM In Lynn leaders. building and strengthen collabora- Safety, cultural John F. Dolan has been named tion with Sacred Heart School to sensitivity on head of school and David J. Anger- align K-12 curriculum, we sought super shopping list. A3  amo has been named associate head experienced leadership for this ex- Girls Inc. to celebrate of school at the Catholic college-pre- citing time in our history.” on April 5. A3 paratory school. Dolan has an extensive back- The appointments were made af- ground in enrollment management In Opinion: ter a national search that began and advancement at the colle- Krause: Where will this in December after former head of giate level. He’s worked at univer- “March” lead? A4 school Grace Cotter Regan left to sities throughout the country for become president of Boston College more than 35 years. He comes to In Sports High School, according to informa- St. Mary’s from Simmons College, Marblehead tion provided by St. Mary’s. where he has served as vice presi- baseball hopes to “We are pleased to have identi ed dent for enrollment management continue success. B1 two exceptional leaders with the and athletics since 2014, according ability and vision to move St. Mary’s to St. Mary’s. forward,” said William Mosakowski, He was previously vice president John F. Dolan, left, has been named head of school chair of the board of trustees, in a and David J. Angeramo has been named associate statement. “As we prepare to break ST. MARY’S, A7 head of school at St. Mary’s.

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Ronald J. Cordero, 60 Appeals court: Parents can’t

PEABODY — Ron- teams, especially the record son’s day at school ald J. Cordero, 60, New England Patri- died unexpectedly at ots. He was happy By Alanna An attorney for School and at home that allows The appeals court said his home on Friday, spending time with Durkin Richer Administrative District him to answer some ques- the Maine Department of March 23, 2018, af- family and friends ASSOCIATED PRESS 75 in Topsham called the tions or request things, Education hearing officer’s ruling “well-reasoned and but he cannot discuss finding that the recorder ter taking an ill turn. both in Peabody and BOSTON — A federal solid.” events from his day, his fa- would provide “no demon- Born in Lynn, he in New Hampshire. appeals court on Monday “It certainly vindicates ther said. strable benefit” prevents was the son of the He is survived by ruled against a Maine cou- the fine educators at SAD The parents first pushed the family from bringing late John J. and his fiance, Theresa ple who wants to record 75,” Dan Nuzzi said. “The for the recording device a claim under the Amer- Joan A. (McRobbie) Moore of Wakefield, the school day of their son Cordero. He graduated from N.H.; his brother, Richard with autism and a rare district has worked ex- in 2012, after the boy was icans With Disabilities Peabody High School, and Cordero and wife Roberta; neurological disorder that tremely hard to provide a unusually upset one day. Act. The hearing officer was a lifelong resident of the and two sisters, Lori Gamache affects his speaking ability. quality education for the They suspected something said the recording device city. and husband Paul, and Cheri The parents say their student at issue here.” happened at school but would likely be “disruptive Mr. Cordero worked his en- Cordero, all of Peabody, and 19-year-old son should be Ben Pollack’s father ex- got no explanation from and detrimental” to the tire 38-year career in the Air- several nieces and nephews. allowed to carry an audio pressed disappointment administrators, they said. student’s education. craft Engine Division at Gener- Service information: Rela- recording device in class in the decision but said he The student’s moth- Matthew Pollack said al Electric where he developed tives and friends are kindly so they can ensure he’s doesn’t believe they will er told the district they the case came down to many friendships, and retired invited to gather on Thurs- being treated properly be- appeal to the U.S. Supreme would start recording his a “procedural issue.” He a year ago. day, March 29, 2018 at cause he can’t tell them Court because the teen will days to “have some sem- said he and his wife never Ron enjoyed spending much 10 a.m. from the CONWAY, about his school day. finish school next spring. blance of peace that he is had a chance for a court to of his time at his home in CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral But a three-judge pan- “What I’m most disap- safe at school.” hear their claim that the Wakefield, N.H. on Pine River Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody, el of the 1st U.S. Circuit pointed about is that it’s The school told the cou- law prohibiting discrimi- Pond, and was a member of followed by a funeral liturgy Court of Appeals in Boston still the school’s position ple, who are both lawyers, nation against people with the Seven Lakes Snowmobile service at 11 a.m. in St. Ann’s sided with the school dis- that we are not necessar- that the recorder would disabilities requires the Club. He enjoyed all seasons Church Peabody. A visitation trict, pointing to an admin- ily entitled to know what violate a ban on students district to allow the teen there, operating his snow- will be held on Wednesday happens around Ben,” using privately owned to carry a recorder. mobile or out on his boat. Of from 4-8 p.m. in the funeral istrative hearing officer’s Matthew Pollack said. electronic devices and “We’re still going to have course, he enjoyed riding his home. Urn burial in Swamp- finding that the recorder would infringe on other Harley from Peabody up to scott Cemetery will be at a would provide “simply no The teen, who is nonver- anxiety about Ben,” he New Hampshire and enjoying later date. Please visit www. demonstrable benefit.” bal, uses a device at school students’ privacy rights. said. the ride along the way in life. ccbfuneral.com for online He enjoyed all Boston sports obituary or sign condolences. Winner take all? Not if critics MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Agriculture Day to focus The two are being held of Electoral College win cases legislator attention on farms without bail after being arraigned Monday in By Steve LeBlanc tial candidate for the Lib- BOSTON (AP) — State Lowell District Court in ASSOCIATED PRESS ertarian Party. officials, farmers and connection with a large Their goal is to get the students will descend seizure of weapons at the BOSTON — When Don- question eventually before upon Beacon Hill today to Residence Inn Sunday. ald Trump won more than the U.S. Supreme Court celebrate Massachusetts Bradley called the police 52 percent of the Texas — a long, uncertain road Agriculture Day. while away from the room vote during the 2016 elec- with no guarantee that Held annually, the day to say he believed there tion, he pocketed all 38 of the high court would even that state’s Electoral Col- celebrates more than was a break in and that agree to hear the case, let lege votes just as Hillary 28,000 workers across he had a firearm in his alone rule in their favor. Clinton, who won Califor- 7,800 farms across the hotel room unsecured. The group is hoping to nia with 61 percent of the state. Tewksbury police noticed pressure states to adopt a vote, swept up all 55 of The event also cele- rifles and later found an more proportional distri- that state’s electors. brates locally-grown AR-15, AK-47, and other bution of Electoral College food and farm products. devices. The couple had It’s a winner-take-all system used by 48 states votes. Several events, includ- driven from Texas to Under that system, for ing a session on how to Massachusetts with the that critics hope to have ultimately ruled unconsti- instance, Trump would get promote your farm, are weapons. 52 percent of the 38 elec- on the state’s agricultural They face 40 criminal tutional. Advocates took their tors in Texas, while Clin- industry calendar. charges and investiga- ton, who garnered about Farmers will meet with tions by many groups, first step last month by filing federal lawsuits in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 44 percent of the Texas legislators to discuss including the Joint four states — Massachu- vote, would get about 44 legislation and promote Terrorism Task Force, Former Massachusetts Republican Gov. Wil- setts, Texas, California and percent of the electors. protections for small FBI, Massachusetts State liam Weld takes questions from members of the South Carolina — arguing The remainder would go farms. Police and local police. media on the campus of Emerson College in that the practice of assign- to third-party candidates Pending legislation Boston. ing all of a state’s Electoral who reached a threshold includes bills that would MBTA bus driver runs College votes to the popu- or be divvied up among lower the state’s estate red light, injures five lar winner, no matter how the Texas election, argu- vote in Massachusetts, the major-party candi- tax on farms, increase narrow, runs counter to the ing that those who backed while Trump won about 55 dates, again based on the the limit of existing tax BOSTON (AP) — An principle of “one person, Clinton essentially saw percent in South Carolina percentage of their vote. credits to dairy farms MBTA bus driver is cited one vote” by disenfranchis- their votes disappear. — to argue that the win- If the proportional sys- for failing to stop at a red and promote urban agri- ing those who voted for the “When that vote actually ner-take-all system harms tem of naming electors to light and crashing into a culture. losing candidate. gets to the Electoral Col- voters of both parties. the Electoral College had school bus, injuring five The group behind the lege, it’s just thrown away. They also drafted lo- been in place during the people. Bulger victim’s initiative, the League of It’s counted simply to be cal residents to serve as 2016 election, Vera said, The Boston Globe United Latin American thrown away,” he said. “In plaintiffs, including actor Clinton — who won the widow calls sale of reports transit officials Citizens, said the practice California, it was the op- and comedian Paul Rodri- national popular vote by prison ID card ‘creepy’ believe a 57-year-old male also violates the constitu- posite.” guez, a Republican, in Cal- nearly 2.9 million votes employee didn’t stop the BOSTON (AP) — The tional rights of free associ- Vera said the group de- ifornia. In Massachusetts, — would have been elect- bus for a flashing red prison identification card ation, political expression liberately chose two Dem- the group tapped former ed president. But he was light in Egleston Square. of Boston gangster James and equal protection un- ocratic-leaning states and Republican Gov. William quick to add that the goal The transit bus collid- “Whitey” Bulger has der the law. two Republican-leaning Weld, who made a cameo of the initiative is not to ed with a Boston Public sold at auction for more Luis Vera, an attorney states — Clinton won appearance in the 2016 benefit one party over an- Schools bus shortly before than $11,000, drawing for the group, pointed to about 61 percent of the election as vice presiden- other. 6 a.m., and injured five condemnation from the passengers on the MBTA widow of one of his vic- bus. No children were tims and a victim’s rights aboard the school bus. advocate. Antique store looking for new The MBTA driver has Lelands.com says the received a citation for badge was sold last week failure to stop. to an anonymous private The school bus driver owners, but still in operation collector. was transported to an area Mary Callahan’s hus- hospital for evaluation. band, John, was killed on ESSEX (AP) — The Ellis, have been sole pro- locale like this, it’s perfect.” would include “Manches- Transit police had pre- Bulger’s orders in 1982. White Elephant shop is for prietors of the shop — are Grobe, who notes that ter by the Sea,” last year’s viously misreported the She told the Boston Her- sale, but while it’s for sale, selling, says Jean Grobe, “we get 10,000 to 14,000 Oscar winner for Best school bus was the one ald the sale was “creepy.” business is still, to quote its because it’s just plain cars passing here a day,” Actor and Best Original that ran the red light. The 78-year-old widow slogan, “picking up,” says “time for a change.” says the couple have al- Screenplay, loaded as it Jean Grobe, who, along “My husband is going ready had interested was with authentically lo- says she’s trying to get State trooper pay records by on a fixed income and with her husband Rick to be 68 next month,” she potential buyers, includ- cal interiors. could use that kind of underreported and has owned the 60-year-old says, by way of settling ing “a local restaurant Authentic Cape Ann is money. hidden for years iconic Essex antiques land- the issue of why the cou- thinking of turning it into in fact exactly how best Andy Kahan said the mark since 1985. ple, under whose aegis a brew pub.” The shop, to describe the White Ele- sale of so-called “murder- BOSTON (AP) — Payroll It’s been a long, fun trip, business at the White Ele- which also has a retail phant’s typical range of in- abilia” is a burgeoning data for an entire state but it’s time for other phant has never been less food license, would be per- ventory. Though the shop business. He called it “re- trooper division has been kinds of trips, says Grobe, than booming, would want fect, she thinks, “for young “mixes some new” with volting and disgusting” hidden from public view. including the one the cou- to sell. kids, who are so creative.” the old — especially in the that items that belonged The Boston Globe re- ple — now both in their She knows, says Grobe, The couple were young spring, when it sells lots of to people convicted of ports payroll records for 60s — took to Florida this that for the right kind of and creative themselves, gardening accessories — killing someone can be the 140-member Troop past month after putting buyer for the big old barn as were Tom and Kay El- most of its ever changing sold through a third par- F were not filed with the the shop in the capable on Main Street (Route lis, when they bought the inventory comes straight ty for profit. state comptroller’s office hands of Churchill Prop- 133), with its picture per- 4,155 square foot property. out of the attics, trunks, for several years. erties’ real estate market- fect location, is a New Rick Grobe himself was an basements, barns and es- Man facing charges says he Records show the troop, er Chris Bernier. England dream. But that art major who brought “a tates of Cape Ann. “Rick charged with policing Lo- Now returned from those doesn’t mean it will sell great eye” to the business, is always on hunt,” says was on a classified mission gan International Airport, sunny climes, the Grobes fast. “It’s a real niche kind says his wife. “Every sin- Grobe. “He can liquidate TEWKSBURY (AP) — accounted for over $32 — who since the 1997 de- of business, but for people gle movie that’s ever shot whole estates, and he’s got A man who faces weap- million in spending last parture of their original who’ve always dreamed of on Cape Ann has bought that great eye, so we never ons charges says he was year and underreported partners, Tom and Kay having a shop like this, in a props here,” she says. That have trouble selling stuff.” on a classified govern- salaries of over $300,000. ment mission. 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Safety, cultural sensitivity on Lynn super shopping list

By Thomas Grillo been bullied, said she hopes the next ITEM STAFF superintendent will take the issue se- riously and develop strategies to deal LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. McGee with it. welcomed more than four dozen par- Cynthia Christ, executive director ents and advocates to Monday night’s of the Gregg Neighborhood House, a final session on what questions should child care provider in Lynn, said the be asked of superintendent candi- new superintendent should make ear- dates. ly education a priority. Emily Jodoin, a parent of an 11-year- Gabriela Lopez, who spoke in Span- old boy, said school safety is job one. ish and used an interpreter, said the “I want our kids to have safe schools,” she said. “Not just against shootings, city should hire a superintendent who but physically safe schools. I asked my has experience with children facing son what he wants to see in the next mental health issues and those with superintendent and he said ‘Some- disabilities. one who will fix our schools.’ He has Sergio Cuellar, a parent of a Head Robert F. Rivers, chair and CEO of Eastern Bank, will receive the Girls a pipe in his classroom with duct tape Start child, said the next school lead- Inc Strong, Smart, and Bold award at the 30th annual celebration lun- on it that has been dripping water. He er should be someone who knows how cheon on Thursday, April 5. doesn’t want to see a school fixed with drugs are taking a toll on children and duct tape. Our kids deserve better.” their families. Former School Committeewoman “More education is needed on drug The Girls Inc. of Lynn’s annual Maria Carrasco said the teaching staff abuse for children and their parents,” should reflect its students, who are he said in Spanish through a transla- mostly minority. tor. celebration luncheon is April 5 “We want a superintendent who Glenn Koocher, executive director is more sensitive to the fact that 51 of the Massachusetts Association of LYNN — Hundreds of vance women in its com- A luncheon highlight percent of our students are Latino, 9 School Committees, facilitator of the community leaders, elect- munities,” she added. will be a keynote speech percent are African American and 8.9 community focus groups, said the ed officials, business men Robert F. Rivers, chair by alumna Jomaira Salas percent are Asian,” she said. “They deadline is Friday for applications for and women, girls and sup- and CEO of Eastern Bank, Pujols. Pujols is a third- need to see someone at the head of the superintendent. porters of girls will attend will receive Girls Inc.’s year Ph.D. student in the classroom and say, ‘I can be a teacher, McGee said he hopes to have a new Girls Inc.’s 30th annual Strong, Smart, and Bold Department of Sociology too.’ “ school leader in place by May. Celebration luncheon at Award at the event. at Rutgers University. Her Angela Ventola, who described her- Dr. Catherine C. Latham will be re- the Hilton Doubletree in “On behalf of Eastern’s research focuses on higher self as a mother of a child who has tiring at the end of the school year. Danvers on April 5 at 1,900-plus employees, education, race, and the 11:30 a.m. we are honored to be rec- academic achievement of “We are thrilled to cel- ognized with this year’s girls of color. Last spring ebrate the accomplish- Strong, Smart, and Bold she became a National ments of the 2018 grad- Award, and are a proud Science Foundation Grad- Lynn English lights the way uating class and our girl supporter of Girls Inc.’s uate Research Fellowship heroes. I am honored to mission to inspire all girls Program Fellow. be part of an organization to reach their highest po- Along with Eastern for National Honor Society that celebrates girls and tential,” said Rivers. “Our Bank, sponsors include women as leaders in the organizations share a United Way of Mass Bay community,” said Deb An- commitment to doing good and Merrimack Valley, Old sourlian, executive direc- things to help women and Neighborhood Foods, Nick tor of Girls Inc. of Lynn. girls prosper, and it’s espe- and Chris Meninno, GE, “Throughout the years, cially fitting to receive this Comcast, Boston Harbor Eastern Bank has pro- award when the advance- Marine, D & R Contract- vided valuable support ment of women and girls ing, Salem Five and Chris- through the board gover- is a focus of our advocacy tian Book Distributors. nance and program sup- and corporate philanthro- The event will be emceed port. We congratulate the py in 2018. Supportive by NBC 10 Boston anchor bank on its 200th anniver- networks lead to strong Latoyia Edwards and co- sary as well as applaud girls and stronger com- chaired by Jen Hardy the Eastern Bank Char- munities. We thank Girls Thornton of Marblehead itable Foundation on its Inc. for giving at-risk girls and Chris Meninno of plans to donate $1.8 mil- access to mentoring rela- Swampscott. Tickets are lion in targeted grants in tionships and programs $100 and available by con- 2018 to community-based that build their confidence tacting Donna Crotty at organizations working to to be our next generation [email protected] eliminate barriers and ad- of leaders.” or 781-592-9744, ext 243. Worcester looks to expand ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Evyan Recinos, National Honor Society Historian, lights the candle rep- breakfast in school program resenting Character during the Lynn English National Honor Society Ceremony of Induction. By Scott O’Connell the latter approach is that the CEP, according to ASSOCIATED PRESS it’s not always possible the state education de- to ensure students who partment’s records. Ms. WORCESTER — The need breakfast at school Coughlan said even non- first things students in will always be able to get CEP districts can offer in- Robin Hoel’s second-grade it in the small window af- school breakfast, although class at Chandler Magnet ter morning drop-off, she in those cases the schools School had out on their added. But there’s also a would have to be responsi- desks to start their school social/emotional factor. ble for the costs of feeding day Friday morning were “It can be stigmatiz- students who don’t qualify not papers and pencils, ing” for students to have to receive free or reduced but milk and cereal. to seek out breakfast meal prices. All around the school, while their classmates go A bill introduced earli- in fact, students were to their homerooms in- er this year by state Sen. enjoying breakfast in stead, Ms. Coughlan said. Sal DiDomenico and state their classrooms. The “There’s something to be Rep. Aaron Vega, mean- same scene plays out in said for breaking bread while, would make it a the morning at 21 other together (in class). Teach- requirement for schools schools in the city as well. ers say it’s like a family where 60 percent or more Yet statewide, only sitting down and having of the students are free or around 100 schools par- breakfast.” reduced lunch-eligible to take in so-called “break- A new federal school offer breakfast after the fast after the bell,” ac- nutrition program called morning bell. cording to Kali Coughlan, the Community Eligibil- Even in cases where the a child nutrition coordi- ity Provision also makes funding isn’t an issue, the nator at the Worcester it easier for districts to af- decision to move break- County Food Bank, which ford such an arrangement. fast into the classroom is part of a coalition of Schools where at least 40 “comes down to logistics,” food banks called Rise and percent of the enrollment Ms. Coughlan said. In Devin Curley, a 2018 inductee, Lynn English, enters the ceremony. Shine that is trying to get are “identified students” Worcester, for instance, the concept to catch on at — the definition the gov- where district officials in- more schools. ernment uses for needy tend to expand in-school On Friday, Ms. Cough- students — are eligible to breakfast to all schools in lan joined local school use the program, which the system, it will take the officials, lawmakers and through the U.S. Depart- addition of around 75 new other advocates on a tour ment of Agriculture fully cafeteria works to execute of Chandler Magnet’s in- reimburses districts for the plan, according to the school breakfast program, the cost of providing free city’s school nutrition di- which started this school breakfast and lunch to all rector, Donna Lombardi. year. their students, not just the The district also had to “We really see a big dif- low-income ones. renegotiate existing union ference when students In Central Massachu- workers’ contracts. get access to breakfast” in setts, districts including “The funding’s there” to their classrooms, she said, Worcester, Fitchburg, pay for all of that invest- as opposed to in the cafe- Webster, Athol-Royalston, ment thanks to the USDA teria before the school day Quaboag, Southbridge, reimbursement, she said. begins. and Ralph C. Mahar are “The schools just have to Part of the problem with already participating in adapt.”

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Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 at least where it concerns 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 do what we always seem guns in America. It is a But can we make sure Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 to do when kids take up grammarian’s nightmare. you’re qualified — both in Ext. 2 Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 causes adults either can- terms of knowledge about Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Here it is, in its entirety: Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 not or will not tackle? “A well regulated Militia, them and in terms of emo- classi [email protected] Will we patronize them? tional stability — to own John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 being necessary to the se- Subscriptions Tap them on the head and curity of a free State, the them? We’re talking about [email protected] say, “That’s nice, dear, now right of the people to keep a weapon here. We quibble go back inside and keep and bear Arms, shall not endlessly about the First Circulation [email protected] studying those quadratic be infringed.” Amendment, and I’m sad equations?” Awkward. And that’s to say that there are as Ext. 3 We’ve seen both ex- many people who don’t being kind. Convoluted Newsroom tremes to this — equal is more like it. However, understand that anymore [email protected] parts stomach-turning and right there, in that sen- than they comprehend the [email protected] EDITORIAL inspiring. Somehow, critics tence, are the words “well second (if anyone can). Ext. 4 of 17-year-old Emma Gon- regulated.” This would sig- But when it comes to the zalez have honed in on nify to me that the framers amendment governing Sports her sexual orientation as of the amendment under- deadly weapons, it’s sac- [email protected] being relevant to a cause stood that there had to be rosanct. That is beyond Ext. 5 Rethinking the that began because she some standards that went absurd. saw her friends and fel- with gun ownership, and But as far as last Satur- Retail and Online low students shot dead in Advertising that the sentence wasn’t a day goes, no image — pro [email protected] what is supposed to be a permission to run around or con — moved me more schoolhouse safe haven — school. with any kind of a weapon. than seeing ex-Beatle ADVERTISING Naturally, these kids Was the Second Amend- Paul McCartney in New from Florida who went ment ratified because,York marching for this Peter Battinelli News that Marblehead’s Elbridge Gerry School through this most trau- Sales Representative, ext. 1217 in 1791 — when it was cause. [email protected] may be poised to fade into history is probably not matic of experiences are a surprise to local educators and parents who written — there were no McCartney will be 76 branded as Communists centralized police forc- Ernie Carpenter Jr. send their children to the 112-year-old school. years old in May. He has and crisis actors. And God es in the U.S. (that didn’t more money than the na- Director of Advertising A school study concluded the Gerry, with its and Business Development, ext. 1355 forbid these boys and girls become the case until the faulty boiler and leaky roof, is not a safe place tional treasury. He could [email protected] be given any credit for 1830s) and a town militia for children to attend school. Marblehead School jet off to some remote is- having brains and even probably was a necessity? Michele Iannaco Committeewoman Jennifer Schaeffner’s summa- land, surround himself minimal powers of obser- Did the framers of the Sales Representative, ext. 1315 ry of the school’s condition could probably serve with armed guards, and vation. No, no! They are amendment have any idea [email protected] as an appropriate epitaph for the old building: live happily ever after. being “indoctrinated” by of how sophisticated and Ralph Mitchell “The Gerry School doesn’t meet the standards of Instead, he embraced the left. ever-deadly weaponry Sales Representative, ext. 1313 our children.” this cause Saturday. Pass the tinfoil hats. would become? [email protected] So what now? The town is already engaged in “One of my best friends There’s a meme going (I don’t think that’s a study to chart the course for improving and was killed in gun vio- Patricia Whalen around on social media a firm “no,” by the way, Sales Representative, ext. 1310 modernizing school buildings. That process puts lence, right around here,” where Gonzalez is seen though perhaps they [email protected] Marblehead a short step behind Swampscott and he said when asked why tearing up a copy of the couldn’t have predicted to Saugus in undertaking the process of ensuring he marched. That would U.S. Constitution. It would what extent.) BUSINESS OFFICE 21st century students can attend 21st century be John Lennon, who was be quite chilling, if it were However, I think it’s schools. shot to death 37 years Susan J. Conti true. It’s not. Someone safe to say that the law- Controller, ext. 1288 Marblehead is taking a painful first step to ago. with an agenda photo- yers and landowners in [email protected] separating itself from the past by acknowledging All this proves is that shopped the picture of her 1791 who inserted this definitively that the Gerry, beloved as it is, can there is no statute of lim- Ted Grant tearing up a poster with a amendment into the Bill no longer meet the needs of town schools. That itations on the trauma Publisher, ext. 1234 bull’s-eye on it. of Rights could not have [email protected] step is likely to lead parents, town leaders and that gun violence causes. The implication, obvi- intended it to be used as concerned local property taxpayers to ask some It goes on and on. And it’s Marian Kinney ously, is that Gonzalez, an excuse for inaction bor- important and overarching questions about the perhaps the No. 1 reason ext. 1212 apparently the 17-year- dering on criminal as kids state of education in Marblehead. why I think we should lis- [email protected] old reincarnation of Mata are being shot to death in Saugus and Swampscott residents have em- ten to these kids, get busy Hari, Tokyo Rose, Eva Per- schools. Will Kraft barked on that conversation with residents and reverse the hold that Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 on and Yoko Ono all rolled And I’d also submit that and educators quickly finding themselves in a gun-lobby groups seem to [email protected] into one, isn’t asking for James Madison, et al., broad-ranging and philosophical education de- have on our government, solutions as much as she would be horrified and be- Jennifer Perez bate. and hold our representa- wants to abolish the Sec- yond angry if they knew ext. 1205 A proposal for a single Swampscott kindergar- tives’ feet to the fire until [email protected] ond Amendment. their words were being ten through fifth grade elementary school is sig- they begin taking these At this point, we pause interpreted in such a way. Mike Shanahan nificant enough to invite a town-wide discussion concerns seriously. to genuflect. We have in- There’s no question that Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 about how best to educate the town’s youngest The time for thoughts voked the deity. I have a myriad of factors have [email protected] residents. and prayers is over. come to expect to hear a led up to this moment of Implicit in that discussion is the exercise of Carolina Trujillo heavenly chorus every crisis. Mental illness, ad- Steve Krause can be Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 weighing the pros and cons of neighborhood-ori- time the Second Amend- diction, lack of impulse reached at skrause@item- [email protected] ented primary education versus the focus and re- ment is mentioned. control, anger, religious live.com. sources that can be brought to bear in a single Jim Wilson elementary school. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Saugus has already embarked on a radical ref- [email protected] ormation of its educational system with a bold JONATHAN BERNSTEIN CIRCULATION plan to build a middle school-high school complex Lisa Mahmoud and a major elementary school reorganization. Manager, ext. 1239 The idea is so innovative it could provide a blue- Republicans turn blind eye to bad policy [email protected] print for other communities. The most striking thing were correct, regardless publicans, including gov- CLASSIFIED Marblehead isn’t Saugus or Swampscott and, about how President Don- of outcome. erning professionals such for many residents, giving up the Gerry is going Abbe Young Smith ald Trump chose his new This is … unusual. Dem- as Bolton, just don’t see to be hard. Generation after generation of the Manager, ext. 1276 national security advis- ocrats after the Jimmy the Iraq War as a poli- town’s children attended the school. Gerry parent [email protected] er, John Bolton, and new Carter years pretty much cy disaster. I don’t think Stephanie Callahan told the Item last week that director of the National exiled everyone in that that’s quite true on eco- NEWSROOM “90 percent” of the parents of students attending Economic Council, Larry White House from further nomic policy, but in that the Gerry were involved on a daily basis in the Bill Brotherton Kudlow, isn’t about ei- influence within the par- school. area, they’ve managed to Features Editor ext. 1338 ther of them personally, ty; Bill Clinton wouldn’t That outstanding involvement can be trans- convince themselves that [email protected] although neither is well even hire Carter people the party out of office was lated into a source of energy and inspiration for Gayla Cawley suited to the honest-bro- who had survived with ex- school planners in Marblehead. If Saugus is a responsible. Reporter, ext. 1236 ker role that their po- cellent reputations. Dem- community determined to redefine education and In some ways, the tra- [email protected] sition calls for. Nor is it ocrats after 1968 went Swampscott is a community determined to unify ditional party reaction that Trump seems to have through a bitter fight over to policy failure can be Cheryl Charles education, then Marblehead can refocus the defi- News Editor, ext. 1278 hired both of them be- foreign policy, with most of nition of community school to ensure the town’s a mistake, with parties [email protected] cause he liked watching those who supported the plans are founded on parental involvement. freezing out talented peo- them on television. That’s Vietnam War inside the Thomas Grillo Education has evolved over the years and de- ple who just happened to a deeply flawed reason to Kennedy and Johnson ad- Reporter, ext. 1264 cades and, by necessity, the ways schools teach be there when things went hire anyone, to be sure, ministrations losing their [email protected] and where they teach has changed and been rede- wrong. The best approach but we’re accustomed to place in the party and the Spenser Hasak fined. The Gerry’s final chapter as a school could is almost certainly a mid- how Trump hires people entire foreign-policy es- Photographer, ext. 1332 precede its next chapter as a building housing dle ground, in which the based on superficial cri- tablishment overturned. [email protected] another vital service for Marblehead, possibly a party takes a good, hard teria. And Eisenhower Repub- community center or senior housing. look at how things went Thor Jourgensen What is striking is that licans rejected Hoover awry and who should be Editorial Director, ext. 1267 both are essentially with- economic approaches. In discredited. But there’s [email protected] in the mainstream of the other words, parties usu- not much evidence that’s Steve Krause Republican Party on pol- ally deal with major policy happened for Republi- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 icy approaches that end- failures by ridding them- cans. It’s just one of the [email protected] ed in disaster during the selves of those held re- many things suggesting Owen O’Rourke last Republican presiden- sponsible. normal party incentives Photographer, ext. 1224 cy. Bolton was part of the Electorates have very aren’t working properly [email protected] George W. Bush admin- short memories, and they for the party. And that istration as it prepared pay way more attention to Roberto Scalese leaves them much less Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 for and fought the Iraq their task of throwing out prepared to govern than [email protected] War; Kudlow hasn’t been the current rascals than they should be … Trump Mark Sutherland in government for years, checking on who the new or no Trump. but he was a cheerleader rascals will be. Parties Creative Director [email protected] for Bush’s policies as the don’t want to repeat their Jonathan Bernstein is economy plunged into a mistakes, presumably for a Bloomberg View colum- Anne Marie Tobin terrible recession. Nei- straightforward good-gov- nist. He taught political Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ther of them was discred- ernance reasons and in science at the University of [email protected] ited as a result, because accord with the electoral Texas at San Antonio and Bridget Turcotte Republicans have collec- incentive to try to make DePauw University and Reporter, ext. 1269 tively decided that their voters happy. wrote A Plain Blog About [email protected] policies in 2001-2008 The truth is many Re- Politics. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION White House: No change ‘at Democrats would this time’ to Shulkin’s VA job need huge wave By Hope Yen country’s heroes,” said to win House ASSOCIATED PRESS Shulkin’s strategic advis- er, Ashleigh Barry, in re- By David A. Lieb WASHINGTON — With sponse to questions about ASSOCIATED PRESS his job status in danger, his public plans in the A report released Monday suggests Democrats might embattled Veterans Af- coming days. have to temper their enthusiasm about climbing back fairs Secretary David Three administration of- to power during this year’s midterm elections. Shulkin sought to lower ficials told The Associated To win a majority in the U.S. House of Representa- his public profile Mon- Press that Trump is plan- day as a White House ning to oust the Shulkin tives, Democrats would need a tremendous electoral spokesman insisted that within the next week wave not seen in more than 40 years to overcome President Donald Trump or two amid an extraor- Republican advantages from gerrymandered dis- still had confidence in his tricts in key states, according to an analysis from dinary rebellion at the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS leadership “at this point in agency and damaging gov- the Brennan Center for Justice . time.” ernment investigations Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin The report projects that Democrats would need Shulkin, the lone Obama into his alleged spending speaks at a news conference at the Washington to win the national popular vote for congressional administration official in abuses. The three officials Veterans Affairs Medical Center. districts by a nearly 11 percentage point margin Trump’s Cabinet, abrupt- demanded anonymity to over Republicans to gain more than the roughly two ly backed out of a me- discuss a sensitive person- though he does have confi- ing behind Shulkin as the dozen seats they need to flip control of the Republi- dia availability Monday nel matter. dence in Dr. Shulkin,” Gid- best guardian of VA amid can-led chamber. morning that had been Early Monday, White ley said. “But as you know, a planned overhaul of the That would take more than the typical Democratic scheduled at the Veterans House spokesman Hogan the president wants to put Veterans Choice program, wave that history suggests would occur for the party Affairs Medical Center Gidley sought to dismiss the right people in the right a Trump campaign priori- out of power during a midterm election. in Elsmere, Delaware, as reports of Shulkin’s im- place at the right time and ty aimed at expanding pri- “It would be the equivalent of a tsunami,” said Mi- part of an annual Veterans minent dismissal as head that could change.” vate care outside the VA chael Li, a senior counsel who heads up redistricting Summit hosted by Dem- of the Department of Vet- Joe Chenelly, nation- system. work for the center, which is based at New York Uni- ocratic Sen. Tom Carper. erans Affairs, the gov- al executive director of “Saying there are no versity School of Law. “Democrats would have to win Shulkin told organizers he ernment’s second largest AMVETS, said he wor- changes ‘at this point’ larger than any sort of recent midterm wave — al- needed to “get back on the department with 370,000 ries that a lack of clarity each time does not provide most double what they got in 2006 — in order to win road to Washington.” employees. He told Fox from the White House on the stabilizing moment a narrow majority.” “Secretary Shulkin’s sin- News Channel, “we hear Shulkin’s future was hurt- the Trump administration The Brennan Center opposes what it calls “ex- gular focus is on finding these types of rumors ev- ing veterans’ care. Several needs to keep its veterans treme gerrymandering” in which political parties the best ways to provide ery day.” major veterans’ organiza- issues agenda strong,” draw legislative districts that virtually ensure they care and benefits to our “At this point in time, tions were largely stand- Chenelly said. will hold on to power. The center has filed a court brief in a case to be heard Wednesday by the U.S. Supreme Court sup- porting a lawsuit by Republicans alleging that US, allies band together to Maryland’s former Democratic governor and legis- lature unconstitutionally gerrymandered a congres- sional district to their advantage. The center’s analysis notes that Democrats gained 31 expel Russians over spy case seats when they won the national congressional vote by 5.4 percentage points in 2006. Yet under the current dis- By Josh Lederman ish Prime Minister There- sians and denying three tat variety, suggesting it tricts, which were redrawn after the 2010 Census under and Jill Lawless sa May told Parliament. who have applied to enter would kick out an equal GOP control of many state capitols, a similar national ASSOCIATED PRESS The American moves the country. number of foreign diplo- victory margin in the November election is projected to illustrated an increased The list included nations mats. Russia’s Embassy in net Democrats only about a dozen new seats. WASHINGTON — From willingness by Trump’s ad- in Russia’s backyard that Washington responded to The report projects that a 10 percentage point nation- Washington to Warsaw, ministration to push back have perhaps the most at the Seattle consulate clo- al margin would gain 21 seats for Democrats — still shy Western nations banded on the Kremlin, even as the stake. Ukraine, a non-EU sure by asking its Twitter of the 23 or 24 needed to claim a House majority. An together Monday to expel president himself stead- country with its own con- followers to “vote” which 11-point margin is projected to gain 28 seats for Dem- more than 100 Russian fastly avoids challenging flicts with Moscow, was U.S. consulate should be ocrats, but they haven’t achieved such a large midterm diplomats they accused Russian President Vlad- expelling 13 Russians. All shuttered in turn: St. Pe- victory since a nearly 14 point margin gained them 49 of being spies, punishing imir Putin personally or three Baltic states said tersburg, Yekaterinburg seats in 1974. Moscow for its alleged directly. Less than a week they would make diplo- or Vladivostok. “Even a strong blue wave would crash against a poisoning of an ex-intelli- ago, Trump congratulated mats leave. “This is an attempt on wall of gerrymandered maps,” the Brennan Center gence officer in Britain. Putin for his re-election but Almost all of the coun- the lives of Russian cit- report says. President Donald Trump, didn’t raise the March 4 spy tries said publicly that izens on the territory of under constant political poisoning, Russia’s alleged those being expelled were Great Britain,” Russia’s heat for his reluctance to election-meddling in the actually Russians intelli- Foreign Ministry said. “It challenge Russia, ordered U.S. or its own tainted vot- gence operatives working goes without saying that Dentist group puts 60 of its diplomats out ing process, prompting dis- under diplomatic cover. this unfriendly move by of the U.S. — all of them mayed critiques even from Moscow threatened re- this group of countries spies, the White House Trump’s fellow Republicans. taliation of the tit-for- will not go unnoticed.” teeth in push to curb said. The United States In a choreographed show called it the largest expul- of trans-Atlantic unity, the opioid painkillers sion of Russian spies in U.S. and European allies American history, and also carefully timed their an- By Lindsey Tanner prescribe Vicodin or Per- shuttered Russia’s consul- nouncements for maxi- ASSOCIATED PRESS cocet for short-term pain ate in Seattle, deeming it a mum effect. from procedures including counterintelligence threat. Within a few hours, at CHICAGO — The Amer- removing wisdom teeth and All told, at least 21 coun- least 16 European Union ican Dental Association other tooth extractions, root tries have ousted more wants dentists to drasti- nations expelled Rus- canal work, or dental im- than 135 Russians, includ- sians, with more likely to cally cut back on prescrib- plants. ing 23 kicked out earlier follow. Germany, Poland ing opioid painkillers. But nonsteroidal anti-in- by the U.K. and France each said it The association an- flammation drugs including “Together we have sent planned to boot four Rus- nounced a new policy Mon- ibuprofen (sold as Motrin a message that we will sian diplomats, the Czech day that “essentially says PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Advil) are as effective not tolerate Russia’s con- Republic and Lithuania eliminate opioids from your for these conditions; and tinued attempts to flout ousted three and Italy, British Prime Minister Theresa May speaks arsenal if at all possible,” international law and un- two. Canada also took ac- with the media as she leaves an EU summit in said Dr. Joseph Crowley, ibuprofen plus acetamino- dermine our values,” Brit- tion, kicking out four Rus- Brussels on Friday. the group’s president. The phen (Tylenol) can provide Chicago-based group rep- better pain relief in some resents around 161,000 cases, according to an analy- dentists. sis of five studies published Witness in Mueller probe aided The group is also pushing in the Journal of the Ameri- for limiting opioid prescrip- can Dental Association. tions to no more than a Dentists are the leading UAE agenda in Congress week and mandatory edu- prescribers of opioids for cation for dentists that en- U.S. teens and the largest By Desmond Butler, dy to bankroll an effort to brand Qatar as a terror- finance disclosure records. courages using other pain- increase in dental prescrip- Tom Lobianco persuade the U.S. to take ist-supporting state. Broidy said in a state- killers. tions from 2010 to 2015 and Bradley Klapper a hard line against Qatar, In July 2017, two months ment to AP that he has Dentists write fewer than occurred in 11- to 18-year- ASSOCIATED PRESS a long-time American ally after Royce introduced been outspoken for years 7 percent of U.S. opioid pre- olds, according to a study but now a bitter adversary the bill, Broidy gave the about militant groups, in- scriptions, but new research published in the same jour- WASHINGTON — A top of the UAE. California congressman cluding Hamas. shows that practice has nal. That rate climbed from fundraiser for President A month after he re- $5,400 in campaign gifts “I’ve both raised money increased in recent years, almost 100 to 165 per 1,000 Donald Trump received ceived the money, Broidy — the maximum allowed for, and contributed my despite evidence that ibu- patients. Among all ages, millions of dollars from sponsored a conference on by law. The donations own money to, efforts by profen and acetaminophen the rate increased from 131 a political adviser to the Qatar’s alleged ties to Is- were part of just under think tanks to bring the work just as well for most to 147 per 1,000. United Arab Emirates last lamic extremism. During $600,000 that Broidy has facts into the open, since dental pain and are less The association said in April, just weeks before he the event, Republican given to GOP members Qatar is spreading mil- risky opioids, which can be a 2016 policy that den- began handing out a series Congressman Ed Royce of Congress and Republi- lions of dollars around addictive. tists should consider these of large political donations of California, the chair- can political committees Washington to whitewash In many dental cases in- non-opioids as first-line to U.S. lawmakers consid- man of the House Foreign since he began the push its image as a terror-spon- volving opioids, dentists treatment for pain. ering legislation targeting Affairs Committee, an- for the legislation finger- soring state,” he said. “I’ve Qatar, the UAE’s chief ri- nounced he was introduc- ing Qatar, according to an also spoken to like-minded val in the Persian Gulf, an ing legislation that would AP analysis of campaign members of Congress, like Associated Press investi- Royce, about how to make gation has found. sure Qatar’s lobbying George Nader, an adviser money does not blind law- to the UAE who is now a makers to the facts about witness in the U.S. special its record in supporting counsel investigation into terrorist groups.” foreign meddling in Ameri- While Washington is can politics, wired $2.5 mil- awash with political dona- lion to the Trump fundrais- tions from all manner of er, Elliott Broidy, through interest groups and indi- a company in Canada, ac- viduals, there are strict re- cording to two people who strictions on foreign dona- spoke on the condition of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tions for political activity. anonymity because they Agents of foreign govern- were not authorized to George Nader, president and editor of Middle ments are also required to speak about the matter on East Insight, is now a witness in the U.S. special register before lobbying so the record. They said Nad- counsel investigation into foreign meddling in that there is a public re- er paid the money to Broi- American politics. cord of foreign influence. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- for destruction of property in for 30 minutes with its lights Lynner acquitted of larly arrests, reflect police records. In excess of $250 on Sunday at on, he doesn’t recognize the the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 3:58 p.m. vehicle and said the car does it is the sole responsibility of the con- not belong to anyone in the Accidents neighborhood. Officer reports first-degree murder cerned party to contact the relevant vehicle was parked in front of police department and have the de- A report of a motor vehicle a friend’s home and they are By Bridget Turcotte and testimony that Bur- cutors proved. partment issue a notice of correction accident at 7:52 a.m. Monday leaving; caller reported he lost at 420 Essex St.; at Eastern ITEM STAFF ton attended a party on Llano later made mis- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- his wallet at the ballfield on River Street in Mattapan leading statements to ifications will not be made without Bank at 195 Market St. on Sunday at 6:59 a.m. BOSTON — A Lynn man Monday at 8:22 a.m.; at Gallo during the early morning the Boston Police Depart- express notice of change from the who had been indicted for hours of March 27, 2016, ment, which was investi- Road and Lynnfield Street on the first-degree murder of arresting police department. Monday at 1:03 p.m. SAUGUS but left with a group of ac- gating the murder. a man in Mattapan was quaintances after a verbal Llano and Yasin were acquitted of the charge LYNN Noise/Disturbance Complaints altercation with two peo- among nine defendants Monday, but convicted of ple acquainted with Llano charged in the fatal as- Arrests A report of a disturbance of On Friday at 10:59 a.m., other charges related to and Yasin. sault. noise on Monday at 2:53 a.m. there was a report of a man in his involvement in the Burton encountered the Benjamin Tate, 25, fac- Miguel Castillo, 55, of 8 at 36 Newhall St., Apt. 3; re- a red jacket with a long beard 26-year-old’s death. individuals again outside es trial at a later date on Chase St., was charged with port of a disturbance at 5:37 walking along the Route 1 Fabian Llano, 27, of and the two groups were a charge of first-degree murder on Monday at 5:24 a.m. on Monday at 526 West- south median, possibly trying Lynn, was convicted of involved in a physical al- murder. Deborah Tate, 43; a.m. ern Ave., Apt. 13. to climb over it. Police spoke two counts of assault and tercation, according to Lashon Tate, 26; George Jerson Mendez Chilel, 21, with a man fitting the de- battery with a dangerous the statement. Burton at- Tate, 24; Michael Tate, of 49 Johnson St., was arrest- MARBLEHEAD scription at the Hillside Mall weapon and a single count tempted to flee, but was 30; and Dwayne Joseph, ed for OUI liquor, leaving the and who said he had already of misleading a police offi- pursued by the group as 30, are each charged with scene of an accident of prop- Complaints spoken with State Police and cer in relation to the death he ran inside the building lesser offenses for their erty damage, unlicensed oper- promised to stay off the high- of Chaz Burton in 2016. where the party was held, roles in the assault and its ation of a motor vehicle, and On Sunday at 7:50 a.m., a way; caller reported a small Abdullah Yasin, 24, of the evidence showed. aftermath, and are sched- negligent operation of a motor caller reported his wife fell out dog is running around the area Jamaica Plain, was found The assault on Burton uled for trials to be held vehicle at 11:03 p.m. Sunday. of bed at Clifton Heights. She at 139 Main St. Animal con- guilty of second-degree continued. Llano threw a later this year. Hunter Rice-Boudreau, 19, was taken to the North Shore trol officer was contacted who murder and assault and metal stand that struck Stephon Tate, 54, previ- of 23 Williams Ave., Wilming- Medical Center in Salem; re- captured the animal on Friday battery with a dangerous Burton, according to the ously pleaded guilty. ton, was arrested as a courtesy port of a vehicle with Alabama at 1:27 p.m.; caller from Sav- weapon, according to a statement. Burton was Llano is represented by booking Monday at 11:09 a.m. license plates parked in a no ers reported 20 teens fighting statement from the Suf- shot during the assault attorney Liam Scully. Sen- Jonathan Santiago, 35, of parking zone on Sunday at in the parking lot of the busi- folk County District Attor- and attempted to run for tencing will occur at a lat- 100 Willow St., was arrested 8:09 a.m. Officer dispatched ness on Friday at 2:13 p.m. ney’s Office. an exit before collapsing. er date. for assault and battery on a and ticketed car; report of Officer arrived but reported During the course of A security camera inside police officer and assault and an unruly patron on Pleasant there did not appear to be a the trial, Assistant Dis- the building captured Ya- Bridget Turcotte can be battery in the presence of a Street on Monday at 6:24 fight in progress. Officer spoke trict Attorney Tara Burd- sin and Llano stomping reached at bturcotte@item- police officer at 4:10 a.m. on a.m.; report of suspicious ac- with five teens behind the high man of the DA’s Homicide on Burton’s head as he lay live.com. Follow her on Monday. tivity on Colgate Road on Sun- school who say there was sup- Unit presented evidence mortally wounded, prose- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Ronald Spraglin, 50, of 23 day at 11:55 p.m., caller said posed to be a fight, but it did West Green St., was arrested car parked in front of his home not take place. Lynn man arrested on drug Judge rules against Pulse trafficking charges in Peabody By Adam Swift building next to McDon- helped conduct an investi- nightclub shooter’s widow ITEM STAFF ald’s on Main Street, ac- gation of the gray Honda. cording to Captain Dennis After talking to the driver, PEABODY — A Lynn By Tamara Lush Bonauito. later identified as Lopez, man is facing drug traf- and Jason Dearen As Maroney was watch- officers saw drug items in ficking charges after a ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the two, a gray Honda the car, the captain said. Peabody officer noticed pulled into the McDon- “There was a little over The revelation that the some suspicious activity ald’s parking lot and the 33 grams of cocaine and Pulse nightclub shooter’s on Main Street Saturday woman got into the pas- father was an FBI infor- 29 grams of heroin in his afternoon. senger side of the car. Af- mant for 11 years before possession, along with a Felix Oscar Lopez, 33, of ter the woman got out of the attack has little bear- large quantity of cash,” 24 Cherry St. in Lynn was the car, she walked back ing on the trial of the arrested and charged with to the man on the steps said Bonauito. “It was ex- gunman’s widow, a judge trafficking in heroin and ceptional work from our ruled Monday. and Maroney saw an in- cocaine. officer who took note of the U.S. District Judge Paul teraction between the two, Officer Joseph Maroney Bonauito said. suspicious activity and an- Byron rejected a defense other example of the dili- motion for a mistrial of was on patrol downtown At this point, Maroney gent efforts of the Peabody Noor Salman, who is ac- around 5:30 p.m. when he called for backup and of- cused of helping her hus- saw a man and a woman ficers Van Tsoulas, Taryn Police Department to ad- band plan his June 2016 sitting on the steps and Brotherton, and Sgt. Mat- dress the ongoing heroin mass shooting at the gay acting suspiciously at the thew Stark arrived and crisis in Massachusetts.” nightclub in Orlando, where he killed 49 people. Lawyers for Salman PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Man guilty of animal cruelty said that because prose- cutors didn’t disclose that A Homeland Security K-9 officer approaches Mateen’s father, Seddique Bob Kunst, of Miami Beach, who came to make charges in ‘Puppy Doe’ case Mateen, was an FBI in- a statement outside federal court in Orlando, formant until halfway Fla., where the widow of the man who shot 49 ASSOCIATED PRESS the abuse. The Patriot ery level needs to treat an- through the trial, her people at the Pulse nightclub is going on trial, Ledger reports that his imal cruelty cases as the Fifth Amendment right Wednesday. DEDHAM — A Massa- to due process and Sixth attorney suggested during serious crimes that they ination that her husband chusetts man accused of Amendment right to a fair mistakes. the trial that the dog may are,” he said in a state- The government’s “vio- had any relationship with abusing a dog so severe- have been hit by a car or trial were denied. ly that it had to be eu- ment. The judge disagreed. lations in this case have the FBI. attacked by another ani- The animal cruelty placed Ms. Salman, the thanized was convicted “This trial is not about The email also revealed mal. charge for Czerkawski jury, and this Court in Monday of animal cruelty Czerkawski’s attorney Seddique Mateen. It’s other details the prose- carries up to five years be- a dark wood where the charges nearly five years didn’t immediately return about Noor Salman,” the cution didn’t tell jurors, after the dog known as hind bars. The state has search for truth has been a message left at his office judge said. including the discovery in “Puppy Doe” was found thwarted,” they wrote, Monday. stiffened the penalties in Salman, now 31 and the the hours after the shoot- abandoned near a play- paraphrasing and citing Norfolk District Attor- recent years, but he will mother of a small child, is ing that “receipts for mon- ground. 15th Century Italian poet ney Michael Morrissey ap- be sentenced according to being tried in federal court ey transfers to Turkey and Radoslaw Czerkawski, in Orlando. Her defense is Dante Alighieri’s The Di- plauded the Quincy Policy law in 2013. Afghanistan” made in the 37, was found guilty of scheduled to wrap up this vine Comedy. Department for taking the The guilty verdict came days and weeks before torturing and abandoning week and lawyers will Her lawyers’ motion said case “very seriously from after the judge dismissed the shooting were found the pit bull, but cleared give closing arguments. U.S. Attorney Sara Swee- the onset.” two jurors and replaced at Seddique Mateen’s of lying to police. Czer- In court on Monday, an ney sent them an email “Law enforcement at ev- them with alternates. FBI agent testified that Saturday revealing some home, and that in 2012, kawski, who is already in they considered trying to details of the FBI’s in- an anonymous tipster had prison on two unrelated develop Omar Mateen as volvement with Seddique accused Seddique Ma- larceny convictions, will an informant, like his fa- Mateen’s activities lead- teen of “seeking to raise be sentenced today. ther, after investigating ing up to the Pulse attack. $50,000-$100,000 via a The case received wide- him in 2013 and finding “I have just received donation drive to contrib- spread attention when the he didn’t have ties to ter- authorization to disclose ute towards an attack year-old pit bull mix was found in Quincy in August rorism. the following information against the government of 2013 with skull, spine and Salman’s lawyers say about Seddique Mateen,” Pakistan.” her email said. “Seddique rib fractures, a stab wound the government’s belated Defense attorneys said Mateen was a FBI confi- to the right eye and a split disclosure about Mateen’s had they known about this father and his ties to the dential human source at tongue. Veterinarians de- information in advance of FBI has prevented them various points in time be- termined the dog was too from exploring the pos- tween January 2005 and her trial, they would have badly hurt to save. June 2016.” investigated “whether Ma- Czerkawski’s attorney sibilities that Seddique PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mateen was more directly This email was sent af- teen’s father was involved acknowledged his client involved, and that Salman ter jurors heard Shahla in or had foreknowledge owned the dog but said Radoslaw Czerkawski listens to jury selection may have been framed Mateen, Omar’s mother, of the Pulse attack,” they it ran away and someone for his trial on animal cruelty charges at Nor- to hide the government’s deny during cross-exam- wrote. else was responsible for folk Superior Court on in Dedham. Former All-Star Belle arrested on indecent exposure charge

ASSOCIATED PRESS Soccer Club Stadium on fluence and extreme driv- the Salt River Pima-Mar- ing under the influence. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — icopa Indian Community Arizona state law de- Former Cleveland Indians bordering Scottsdale, Ariz. fines extreme DUI as All-Star outfielder Albert Original reports said someone driving with a Belle was arrested on charges of indecent expo- Belle was arrested during a blood-alcohol level above sure and extreme driving spring training game. 0.15 percent. under the influence outside According to Salt Riv- Maricopa County Sher- a soccer stadium in Arizo- er police, officers stopped iff’s Office Sgt. Joaquin na, the Salt River Police Belle because his vehicle Enriquez says Belle was Department said Monday. matched the description of released Sunday. Belle, 51, was taken into the two men in the inde- It was not known if Belle custody Sunday after tribal cent exposure call. He and had an attorney. police received reports that another adult, who has not The five-time All-Star been named, were arrested. played 12 years in the ma- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS two men exposed them- selves to two adults and Belle was booked on jor leagues for the Indians, Former baseball player Albert Belle looks on as he visits the Cleveland two children in the parking charges of indecent expo- the Chicago White Sox Indians’ spring training camp in Goodyear, Ariz. lot of the Phoenix Rising sure, driving under the in- and the Baltimore Orioles. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Russian shopping mall fire kills 64; no alarms reported

By Nataliya Vasilyeva on Russian state televi- ASSOCIATED PRESS sion that the patient in the gravest condition is MOSCOW — Witnesses an 11-year-old boy who say fire alarms were si- jumped out of a window lent and many doors were from the fourth floor. The locked when a blaze at a boy’s parents and young- Russian shopping mall er sister died in the fire, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE packed with children and Skvortsova said. their parents on the first Some 200 animals are 8 Chase St. in Lynn, the scene of a homicide on weekend of the school re- also believed to have died Monday. cess killed 64 people in in the mall’s petting zoo. Siberia. The zoo’s manager told The fire at the Winter the Tass news agency that Husband beats wife Cherry mall in Kemerovo, the animals included rab- a city about 1,900 miles bits, turtles, pigs, goats east of Moscow, was extin- and rodents. to death with a bat guished by Monday morn- Russia’s top investiga- ing after burning through tive body said Monday the night. LYNN ferring to the fatal stab- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS afternoon that they are Sixty-four deaths were From A1 bing of 20-year-old Jason searching for a security of- Arias-Amador, of Boston, confirmed after firefight- People lay flowers for the victims of Sunday’s ficer who appears to have In the apartment, police which happened in the ers finished combingfire in a multi-story shopping center with the turned off the PA system found a small, metal base- area of 14 Chase St. last through the four floors of mall in the background in the Siberian city of when he received a call ball bat leaning against March. the mall, Emergency Sit- Kemerovo, about 1,900 miles east of Moscow, about the blaze. a door frame. An officer There was another ho- uations Minister Vladimir Russia, Monday. Four people have been checked the bat for blood micide at 8 Chase St. last Puchkov told a televised detained in connection and found different ar- April. Bret Reilly, 48, of briefing. Six of the bodies a call about the blaze, but Out of 23 victims whose with the deadly fire, in- eas of the bat with what Lynn, died from his in- have not yet been recov- they provided no informa- bodies have been identi- cluding one of the mall’s looked like dried blood juries after being beat- ered. Some of the dead tion why that happened. fied, eight are children, tenants. The investiga- on it, particularly on the en and sodomized with a were found inside a cin- On Monday morning, the emergency officials tors did not give the cause “sweet spot” of the bat, broom. Darrin Stephens, ema, which one witness Kemerovo residents were said. of the fire but said they or the barrel, court docu- 51, and John Michelin, 32, said had been locked shut. bringing flowers, candles Thirteen people have have obtained evidence ments show. were indicted for murder Investigators said Mon- and stuffed animals to a been hospitalized. Health proving “flagrant viola- When police entered and assault and battery day that emergency exits plaza outside the mall, Minister Veronika tions” that could have the living room, they saw with a dangerous weapon were blocked and a se- and local hospitals re- Skvortsova, who visited contributed to the heavy blood splatter along the last month. curity guard turned off ported an influx of people the Keremovo hospital loss of life, including the left wall above a table in Nameika said there’s the public announcement wanting to donate blood where the victims were fact that the fire escapes the room and an unre- also been continuous drug system when he received for the victims. receiving treatment, said were blocked. sponsive woman on the use and prostitution. Ev- floor. She was identified ery now and then, police as Acevedo-Gomez and come in and sweep the White House disputes porn pronounced dead at the street — it gets clean and scene by the Lynn Fire then it’s good. Department. “I feel bad for lots of John Nameika, of Lynn, people who live here be- star’s claim she was threatened a former tenant of 8 Chase cause they’re hard-work- St., said he’s been visiting ing people and they want to live in a safe environ- By Jill Colvin “Making America Horny his girlfriend there for about a year. ment and something like ASSOCIATED PRESS Again” strip show to a near- this is tragic,” Nameika by venue next month, said “I didn’t know them per- WASHINGTON — The sonally, but I had seen said. “And unfortunately, the person, who spoke on a young woman died. The White House on Monday condition of anonymity be- them from time to time,” disputed adult film star said Nameika, referring family’s obviously going to cause the person was not be upset. It’s ruined a lot Stormy Daniels’ claim authorized to disclose pri- to the victim and her hus- that she was threatened band. “I saw them arguing of lives.” vate conversations. Authorities are investi- to keep quiet over her al- Mar-a-Lago member quite a few times, but it leged affair with Donald just seemed like regular gating the apparent do- Chris Ruddy, the CEO of mestic homicide, which Trump and said the presi- Newsmax, told ABC Sun- arguing.” dent continues to deny the Nameika said the build- marks the first homicide day that Trump told him in the city this year. Last relationship. ing is safe, but the street “much of the Stormy Dan- year, there were 12 kill- Daniels’ detailed her has had its problems. iels stuff” is a “political ings, the most in Lynn allegations in a widely “The only problem is hoax.” since 1994, when there watched interview with “60 it seems like an isolated PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump returned to were 14. Minutes” that sparked new incident,” Nameika said. Stormy Daniels during an interview with An- Washington Sunday night, Property records show legal wrangling between “Unfortunately, a young though first lady Melania 8 Chase St. is an 18- attorneys for the porn star derson Cooper which aired Sunday on “60 Min- woman died, but this Trump stayed behind in unit apartment complex, and the president’s team. A utes.” Florida. A spokeswom- street has always been which is owned by the lawyer for Michael Cohen, an for Mrs. Trump said plagued with its problems, Malden-based entity, Trump’s personal attorney, inaccurate” but it was un- the claims,” Shah said. she is “focused on being a not just with what’s gone Chase Apartments LLC. demanded that Daniels clear what exactly he was But Daniels was on mom and is quite enjoy- on here. We had a young The building’s assessed publicly apologize to his referring to. Trump’s mind this week- ing spring break at Mar- man stabbed here right in value is $702,600 and the client for suggesting he Instead, he left the de- end in Palm Beach, Fla., a-Lago while working on the parking lot, actually total assessed value of the was involved in her intim- nials to his White House where he had dinner Sat- future projects.” right under the porch that property is $1,386,600. idation. Daniels responded staff. Spokesman Raj urday night with Cohen at In her interview, Dan- I lived in and he died out by filing a revised federal Shah declined to say his Mar-a-Lago estate. iels said she’d slept with in the street.” Gayla Cawley can be lawsuit accusing Cohen of whether the president Trump, according to one Trump once, shortly after Nameika said that reached at gcawley@item- defamation. had watched Daniels’ in- person who spent time Mrs. Trump gave birth to stabbing was about a live.com. Follow her on Trump, who frequently terview, but said Trump with him, told guests that the president’s youngest year ago, most likely re- Twitter @GaylaCawley. takes on his foes in per- did not believe any of the Daniels now owes him son. She also said that a son and on social media, claims she made. $21 million for breaking man approached her in a remained uncharacter- “The president strongly, her silence, and that every Las Vegas parking lot in Saugus sings praises istically quiet about the clearly and has consis- time she talks, she owes 2011, when she was with matter Monday. He sent a tently denied these under- him a million more. Trump her infant daughter, and cryptic tweet saying “fake lying claims, and the only appeared in good spirits, threatened her with phys- of nine Unsung heroes news” has “never been person who’s been incon- laughing off the fact that ical harm if she went pub- School Committee member more voluminous or more sistent is the one making Daniels will be bringing her lic with her story. SAUGUS From A1 Linda Gaieski, who worked on establishing the very Elementary School, Lily first Unsung Hero Award. Two heads are better than one at St. Mary’s Ventre from Lynnhurst El- “They are the kids who ementary School, George always do what is expect- small-college approach to experience. I’ve always Dartmouth College, a mas- ST. MARY’S Salsman of Oaklandvale ed of them without look- enrollment management had a very favorable im- ter’s in education from Sa- From A1 Elementary School, and ing for any fanfare or any to St. Mary’s, with a goal pression of the school. lem State University and Connor Bloom and Isabella for enrollment manage- applause for doing it,” said of generating more inqui- “I’ve been thinking a certificate of completion Phon, from Veterans Me- ment at Le Moyne College, Gaieski. “Whether it’s ac- ries, applications and stu- about what my next step from the Lynch Leader- morial Elementary School. a Jesuit institution, where ademics or citizenship, or dents. would be. This is a great ship Academy at Boston Belmonte Middle School he led a recruitment effort just being kind to another “John has the ability to fit for me and I look for- College. He lives in Salem eighth-graders Fiona Mc- that resulted in the larg- steer the entire organiza- ward to working with the with his wife, Tracy. They human being, all of these Mennimen and Felicia est class in the college’s tion,” said Mosakowski in St. Mary’s students, lead- have two children, both in things are recognized in Reppuci, and Aryana Car- history. Before Le Moyne, a statement. “He has expe- ership, staff, alumni and high school. our unsung heroes. I think ney and Nicole Orent from he served as senior asso- rience in enrollment and supporters.” In his new role, Dolan this event truly categoriz- Saugus High School were ciate vice president for fundraising, which are the Elizabeth Molloy Twom- will focus on strategic es what education is all chosen. university advancement lifeblood of a school like ey, a St. Mary’s graduate planning, enrollment and about; the kid who doesn’t They will receive a at Drexel University, vice St. Mary’s. He is excep- herself and chairwoman of advancement, while An- look for any recognition plaque and dinner at president for enrollment tionally well prepared to the nine-member search geramo will serve as the but certainly deserves it.” Prince Pizzeria during a management at LaSalle seize on the opportunities committee, said Angera- chief academic officer for Bridget Turcotte can University, and CEO of that are available to St. mo has had great success grades 6-12 at the school. ceremony at 6 p.m. be reached at bturcotte@ The Catholic Foundation Mary’s.” managing a high school Interim principal James The students were nom- in Denver, according to St. Angeramo, a Lynn na- and improving the aca- Ridley will assist in the inated by their teachers itemlive.com. Follow her Mary’s. tive, has spent the last demic success of students. transition. Dolan and An- for “standing out without on Twitter @BridgetTur- “Paramount is the Cath- 23 years at Salem High “He is a seasoned, strong geramo will start before really standing out,” said cotte. olic identity,” said Dolan School, including 12 years leader who has drawn ac- the 2018-19 school year. in a statement, referring as principal and 11 as a colades from his faculty The search process to what attracted him to math teacher. He was the and district administra- started as a means to Selling a house? St. Mary’s. “The mission co-founder of College Prep tion,” said Twomey in a hire a head of school at Buying a house? and the Catholic tradition Plus, a company assisting statement. St. Mary’s, but it became excite me the most. There students with SAT prepa- Dolan started his career apparent that there were Find out what properties are a lot of centers of ex- ration and the college ap- in 1982 as a high school two candidates, with dif- recently sold in your area. cellence within the school, plication process, accord- teacher in St. Louis, ferent backgrounds and from academics to athlet- ing to St. Mary’s. earned a bachelor’s degree skill sets that addressed Check out ics to the investment in a Angeramo’s mother, Ber- in education from Bene- St. Mary’s needs, Twomey new STEM building. It is tha Wilkinson, and father- dictine College in Kan- said. the Real Estate page clear that St. Mary’s is cre- in-law, Richard Carter, are sas, a master’s from the “We conducted a compre- in Saturday’s paper. ating a 21st century learn- St. Mary’s graduates, from University of Denver, and hensive search that gave ing environment and is an the classes of 1959 and a doctorate from Drex- us a very strong and clear institution on the move.” 1958 respectively. el University. He lives in view of what St. Mary’s During Dolan’s time at “I’ve known about St. East Boston with his wife, needs at this time,” said Simmons, the college’s Mary’s my whole life,” Marilyn. They have four Twomey in a statement. enrollment hit record Angeramo said in a state- children and five grand- “The process yielded two levels. According to St. ment. “The students I children. outstanding candidates Mary’s, Dolan will bring know who have gone there Angeramo has a bache- who will complement each a data-driven, modern, have had a very positive lor’s degree in math from other very well.” A8 TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Sales multiply for Pence and Oliver rabbit books

NEW YORK (AP) — The past week But the Pences’ publisher, Regnery, was a good one for picture books about also was pleased with the response. rabbits. Regnery told The Associated Press on “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Monday that “Marlon Bundo’s A Day Presents a Day in the Life of Marlon in the Life of the Vice President” was Bundo” has spent the past several days in its third printing, totaling more at No. 1 on Amazon.com. The book it than 100,000 copies. Pence’s daughter, spoofed, by the wife and daughter of Charlotte, even purchased a copy of the Vice President Mike Pence, reached the Oliver parody, written by “Last Week top 10. The Pence book is a tribute to the Tonight” staffer Jill Twiss. Proceeds family’s pet rabbit. The Oliver book has from both books are going to charity. The Marlon fall in love with a fellow male Pences are donating to A21, a nonprofit rabbit, a pointed comment on the vice dedicated to combating human traf- president’s opposition to gay marriage ficking, and an art therapy program for and other conservative social views. cancer patients, Tracey’s Kids. Oliver’s Chronicle Books, publisher of the Oliver book is raising money for AIDS United book, says more than 400,000 copies are and the Trevor Project, a suicide hotline PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in print. for LGBTQ youth. ‘Ready Player One’ Review: Spielberg goes back to the future

ASSOCIATED PRESS OASIS creator James Halliday (Mark Rylance), a fizzy-haired Steve Jobs- “Why can’t we go backward for once?” meets-Willy Wonka nerd deity who left wonders the protagonist of “Ready Play- behind a trio of Easter Eggs in his game. er One” shortly before gunning his “Back The first one to find the keys and follow to the Future” DeLorean in reverse. them to the end will win the rights to “Really put the pedal to the metal.” the trillion-dollar company. Wade, who Steven Spielberg’s “Ready Player One,” goes by Parzival inside OASIS, is among a rollicking virtual-world geekfest flooded the competitors still trying to crack the by ‘80s ephemera, doesn’t just want to first challenge.” wade back into the past. It wants to race At the film’s SXSW premiere, Spiel- into it at full throttle. For those who get berg introduced “Ready Player One,” their fix through pop nostalgia, “Ready based on Ernest Cline’s 2011 best-sell- Player One” is an indulgent, dizzying er, as a “movie,” not a “film.” Spielberg, overdose. too, is here turning back the clock with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In a dystopian 2045 where the world a thrill-ride spectacle that harkens back looks mostly like a trash heap, teenager to his pre-”Schindler’s List” days and the Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan) lives in more popcorn-friendly flights of movie “The Stacks” in Columbus, Ohio, with magic that Spielberg conjured before his aunt. “These days,” he narrates, focusing on more “serious” tales. Looking to buy “reality’s a bummer.” With bleakness all The funny, sometimes awkward irony around, seemingly everyone is addicted of “Ready Player One” is that Spielberg to strapping on a headset and entering isn’t just making a movie like his old your first home? the virtual-reality landscape of the OA- movies; he’s making a movie awash with SIS. There, an individual can transform his old movies. Sounding almost embar- into a digital avatar and do basically rassed, Spielberg has said he stripped anything. out many of his own references from the It’s been five years since the death of screenplay. Review: ‘The Balcony’ is riveting debut fiction

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 Lynn English basketball teams collaborate for annual banquet By Harold Rivera plaud these kids sacri c- ITEM STAFF es to play basketball at English. We appreciate SAUGUS — Throughout it.” the winter season, the Award winners for the Lynn English boys and girls were Alana Espino- girls basketball teams de- sa and Scarlet Garcia, JV veloped a sense of chemis- Most Improved, Vannesa try as they shared the Paul, JV Leadership school’s Paul Cavanagh Award; Ashley Martinez Field House and rooted and Tiffany Duong, JV for each other in support. ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE Scholar Athlete Awards; Monday night at Victor’s Maylin Echevarria and Classical girls basketball award winners Italian Cuisine in Saugus, Jessica Ruiz, Varsity Most on Monday night were, from left, Jazzmine the two teams came to- Improved; Julianna Per- Massie, Tyrah Horton, Paris Wilkey, Jeylly gether to celebrate their ry, Varsity Leadership Medrano, Irianis Delgado and Maryah Chandler. respective seasons at Award; Ravyn Rapley and their annual team ban- Tommi Hill, Varsity quets. Scholar Athlete Awards. “The environment in the The English girls also Classical girls gym allowed these kids to held their own in the be themselves and have classroom, maintaining a fun,” English girls coach 3.1 GPA as a team. For Mackenzie Charles said. their efforts in the class- basketball “They improved in bas- room, the Bulldogs were ketball and it was really ITEM FILE PHOTOS recognized with an Aca- fun to see. It was just a demic Excellence Award great environment all English basketball players Julianna Perry, left, hosts annual and Alonzo Linton, right, were honored at the by the MIAA. season long between the “For the second year in boys and the girls. That’s Bulldogs’ annual banquet on Monday night. a row the varsity girls why we wanted to come earned the Academic Ex- together at the end of the guard Ely Guity and portant too. It’s not easy banquet cellence Award from the year.” sophomore guard Julian- all the time to maintain MIAA and I think that’s The night began with na Perry. grades and then get to really big,” Charles said. By Steve Krause Charles handing out the “This is appreciation for practice. We have long ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “We maintained a 3.1 season-end awards for the all our girls and their par- days, sometimes we don’t GPA as a team. That’s re- girls team. English went ents, for putting in all the start practice until 6 at LYNN — The theme of Monday night’s Lynn Clas- ally impressive for that 6-14 this past season and hard work and sacri ces night. You have to be in sical girls basketball banquet was “you don’t get to group and I was happy for landed two players on the that it takes to be a stu- school, go to study halls be good by accident.” them.” The Rams had their most successful season since Northeastern Conference dent athlete,” Charles and be in the weight room. the Monique Lee-led team went undefeated in 2003- all-star team in senior said. “I think that’s im- It’s nice to be able to ap- ENGLISH, B2 2004 and made It to the Division 1 North state tour- nament final. This year’s team was 19-1, and had two players — Paris Wilkey and Irianis Delgado — make the Marblehead baseball hoping to continue all-Northeastern Conference team. In addition, the Rams ran the table in the NEC and, as coach Tom Sawyer said, “outside of a few close games, it was a pretty dominating season for us.” success after surprise tournament run Highlights, he said, were victories over NEC state tournament mainstays in Beverly, Danvers and, es- By Harold Rivera pecially, Revere. ITEM STAFF It was assistant coach Helen Ridley one of only five MARBLEHEAD — When Marble- Rams to eclipse the 1,000-point career mark (an- head baseball coach Mike Giardi looks other being Wilkey, who achieved that feat early in back on the 2017 season, his first at the January), “you didn’t go 19-1 by accident. You had to helm of the Magicians, there’s plenty to work hard to get this far. And you know what makes feel good about. it worthwhile? This,” she said, referring to the crowd The Magicians battled with the chal- of family, friends and supporters at the Old Tyme on lenges that come with playing under a Boston Street. new head coach and managed to fin- “The friends you made, and the life lessons you ish the season at 13-10. They earned learned. I didn’t always go our way, but we learned the No. 9 seed in the Division 2 North how to work.” state tournament and started with a Classical’s magical season ended prematurely (for 6-4 win over No. 8 Boston Latin in the the Rams, at least) with quarterfinal loss to Wilming- first round. Marblehead then eliminat- ton in the MIAA Division 2 North state tournament. ed Classical in a 6-2 upset win over the “We lost to a very good team,” said Sawyer, ‘but it top-seeded Rams. The tournament run wasn’t for lack of trying. They made a few more plays ended with a 5-1 loss to Gloucester in than we did.” the semifinal. Sawyer, who earned the NEC Coach of the Year “Being my first year as head coach, we award, also said what impressed him most about his weren’t sure what was going on,” Giar- girls “wasn’t just what we won; but the way we won. di, now in his second season, said. “We With good sportsmanship.” didn’t know what guys we had, who ITEM FILE PHOTO Wilkey was named offensive player of the year and was going to be able to pitch or who was Tyrah Horton defensive player. Delgado was named Marblehead junior Ben Brennan is in a group of key contribu- going to be able play. That’s the tough tors for the Magicians baseball team this season. most improved player, Jeylly Medrano received the part coming in. You’re not sure who you Lady Ram Award, Maryah Chandler the coaches have and who’s going to be healthy.” award and Jazzmine Massie the award for academic Now it’s time for the Magicians to get get the offense moving in the right step up.” achievement. ready for the 2018 season. Key return- direction. On the mound, the Magicians will Each of the team’s six seniors were given time to ers at the plate/diamond include senior “If we can get the offense going, it’s rely on three returning pitchers who talk about their seasons wearing the green and yel- infielder Stephen Pappas, junior catch- going to be real important,” Giardi each carry varsity experience. Gally low Classical uniform. Also, the players were given er/utility player Ben Brennan, junior said. “Everybody’s in the same posi- will be joined by fellow right-handers Max Karras and Mitch Godes, both out-sized posters with their pictures and a summa- shortstop Chris Gally and senior out- tion with struggling to get outside on seniors, to form the top of Marble- tion of the season. fielder Cole Garavengi. the field. We didn’t have tremendous head’s pitching rotation. Finally, in one grand gesture that illustrated how Giardi feels the Magicians will be in bats last year but we had some good special Sawyer and the coaching staff thought the good standing this season if they can hitters. We’re hoping our guys can all MARBLEHEAD, B2 season was, the coached wrapped up the Northeast- ern Conference championship banner and let the en- tire team open it. Sawyer is not resting on his laurels either. “I think we can win the Northeastern Conference Peabody girls lacrosse returns with next year too,” he said. inexperience after record-setting year

By Anne Marie Tobin FOR THE ITEM PEABODY — When it comes to Peabody girls la- crosse coach Dennis Des- roches, Yogi Berra may have hit the nail right on the head — it’s deja vu all over again. Last fall, Desroches faced a monumental task as coach of the girls soccer team. With only three returning starters, Desroches said it was the most inexperienced team he had ever coached, yet the Tanners still won 11 games and made it to the quarter nals of the Division 1 North state tournament. Fast forward to the 2018 spring season and it’s been there and, hopefully, done that for the girls lacrosse ITEM FILE PHOTO team, which features just Paris Wilkey scored her 1,000th career point PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN four returning starters and during the 2017-2018 season for the Rams, be- Peabody girls lacrosse captains, from left, Alyssa Saraceni, Catherine another four with varsity experience. coming the fth player in program history to Manning, Alex Houlden and Sarah Buckley will lead the way for a reach that milestone. young Tanners team this season. PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 Red Sox to open season with MLB’s highest payroll NEW YORK (AP) — The each of the last four years. White Sox project to have the New York Yankees are on track “I think it’s good for the lowest payrolls, at about $71 to open the season this week game,” said Yankees pitcher million. with baseball’s seventh-high- CC Sabathia, who took a cut “I’ve been in Oakland most est payroll, their lowest rank- from $25 million to $10 mil- of my career. This seems big ing since 1992, according to lion this year. “Shows where to me,” said Yankees pitcher projections by The Associated the game is at as far as money Sonny Gray, acquired from the Press. wise. Hopefully that translates Athletics last summer. “I don’t The Boston Red Sox will top into more signings next offsea- know if all the time money dic- the major leagues at about son.” tates talent. But we have a ton $223 million, ending the Los New York owner Hal Stein- of talent.” Angeles Dodgers’ four-year brenner vowed to get under Angels outfielder Mike Trout run as the top spender. San the luxury tax threshold for is the highest-paid player for Francisco will be second at the first time since the current the first time at $34.08 mil- around $203 million, and the tax started in 2003. New York lion, which includes a $33.25 Chicago Cubs are set to be has paid $341 million in penal- million salary and a prorat- third at about $183 million. ties over 15 years. ed share of his signing bonus. The Dodgers and Washing- Boston has not been the Dodgers pitcher Clayton Ker- ton Nationals will each be at highest-spender since at least shaw dropped to second at $34 approximately $180 million, 1990, the earliest year figures million after leading the list and the Los Angeles Angels compiled by Major League for three straight years. Ari- will be next at about $170 mil- Baseball are readily available. zona pitcher Zack Greinke fell lion. The Yankees will be at If the Yankees and Dodgers one spot to third at $31.95 mil- around $167 million — their stay under the threshold, their lion, followed by a trio at $30 lowest payroll since 2003. base tax rate would drop from million: Philadelphia pitcher New York has not been 50 percent to 20 percent in Jake Arrieta, Boston pitcher ranked as low as seventh since 2019, putting them in better David Price and Detroit first 1992, when it finished ninth position next offseason for a baseman Miguel Cabrera. at $34.5 million in the final free-agent class that includes The average salary is on season of owner George Stein- Bryce Harper, Manny Macha- track to be around the same brenner’s 2½-year suspension. do and Josh Donaldson. as last year’s opening figure of The Yankees rose to third the The Dodgers set a record with $4.45 million, perhaps slightly following year and topped the a $270 million opening-day higher. While many free agents major leagues from 1994-97 payroll in 2015 but lowered it took large cuts, other players FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and 1999-2013, interrupted by to $234 million at the start of with existing multiyear deals a season in which Baltimore the following season and $226 had large increases. The signing of JD Martinez, above, as well as the signings finished $207,000 ahead. They million when 2017 began. Figures are based on rosters of other players, have contributed to the Red Sox massive were second to the Dodgers for Oakland and the Chicago as of Monday afternoon. payroll — projected to be the highest in baseball this season. Young Tanners girls lacrosse team will rely on veteran leaders

PEABODY cords — career saves (620), Rice and freshman Olivia Saraceni’s take is that From B1 lowest goals against aver- Lavalle. success begins at the top. age (5.95 per game) and all- Other newcomers are ju- “With coach ‘D’, we always “We lost an incredible se- time best save percentage niors Danielle Diantgikis have a strong system of play nior class and have a brand (60 %.). Wolff has moved on (attack) and Kaylyn Falco and while we are definitely new group, just like we did to Utica College, where she (middie); sophomore mid- rebuilding compared to oth- in soccer last fall,” Des- is the Pioneers’ second lead- dies Rachel Turner, Emily er years, he has always been roches said. “That seems to ing scorer with 15 points in Carney and Jenna Rigol; able to find a way for us to be a recurring theme these seven games, while DeNisco and freshmen Skylar Gi- do well and we all have con- days, in that for a second is the starting goalie at Sa- rard (attack), Aja Alimon- fidence in him to do that.” season in a row it seems like lem State. te (defense), Haile Baker Desroches said he feels we graduated our entire “When you lose two play- (middie), Jordyn Collins the team is on the verge of a varsity roster. I don’t want ers who had such impres- (defense), Amber Kiricoples major breakthrough. to say it’s a rebuilding year, sive careers, it’s always a (middie), Hailie Lomasney “We are closing the gap but there are a lot of holes difficult challenge,” said (attack) and Bridget O’Con- against tourney powers,” to fill. All I can hope is we Desroches. “But everyone nell (middie). said Desroches. “The girls have the same success we will have ample opportu- Peabody’s captains think were competitive against had in soccer last fall.” nity to improve as the year the team has what it takes every team we played. In The Tanners are coming progresses.” PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN to pick up where last year’s our five losses, the average off a record-setting year, fin- The Tanners will be led Peabody girls lacrosse coach Dennis Desroches, team left off. margin of defeat was by 2.6 ishing 17-5, tying a program by captains Sarah Buckley, center, will have to coach up an inexperienced “We lost a lot, but we have goals per game and our de- record for most wins and Catherine Manning, Alex team this season. had a great turnout and fense was immense as we making it to the quarterfi- Houlden and Alyssa Sara- think we have players to fill only allowed 10 or more nals in a deep run in the Di- ceni. those gaps,” said Manning. goals in four of 20 regular since freshman year,” said 2017, so they will hopefully vision 1 North bracket. Desroches said he expects Buckley said she expects season games.” Desroches. “Alex and Alys- be able to take the load off But, they have some pret- Buckley, a senior, to pick up Manning to be a major con- Desroches said the confer- ty big cleats to fill, starting the offensive slack at attack, sa both look ready to step up Buckley,” Desroches said. “I tributor. ence is loaded this year with with Northeastern Confer- while Manning, a junior, into big roles.” am also looking to Abigail “She is our biggest asset Beverly, Marblehead and ence First Team all-stars will likely be the backbone Also back for another sea- and a few others to help on defense,” said Buckley. Swampscott looking strong. Lauren Wolff, the NEC Of- of the backfield, while Sar- son are sophomores Col- the offense. We are going “It’s early, but her speed and “Our league is very com- fensive Player of the Year, aceni and Houlden, both leen Crotty, who started at to need balance and we are experience will be huge for petitive and those teams and goalie Gianna DeNisco. juniors, will be key in the attack last year, and Olivia going to need our freshmen us.” didn’t lose much from last Wolff set three individual midfield. Kiricoples, who worked her to adjust to the speed and “I agree,” said Houlden. year, so every game will be school records and finished “Sarah had a monster way into the starting lineup talent in the league.” “We are going to be good tough.” her career as the all-time postseason last year, she as a middie. Abigail Ryder It remains to be seen who as we have some freshmen The Tanners open the leader in single season pumped in four straight and swing player Maddy will step up in goal, but Des- who are talented. Our goal season at home Saturday, points (100), single season goals in our first round win Lomasney also return at roches said that already two is always to keep the pro- March 31 against Haverhill goals (77) and career points over Lowell, and Catherine, attack. or three players are in the gram moving forward and (10). Their first conference (252). what can I say except she “Olivia and Colleen both mix including sophomores I think we have the girls to game is Thursday, April 5 at Denisco also set three re- has been a stellar defender had 40-point plus seasons in Sydney Nagle and Katelyn do that.” Gloucester (4). Magicians return to the diamond with some firepower

MARBLEHEAD Magicians kicked off their tryouts second look at the Greater Boston From B1 last week and numbers are looking League teams, which merged into to be in their favor. the NEC last season, will work in The challenge on the mound for “I think the big thing for us is that Marblehead’s favor. Marblehead will be replacing the in- we have a lot of players,” Giardi “It’s going to be tough,” Giardi said. nings pitched by last season’s senior said. “We have 54 guys trying out “It’s not our first go-round facing the hurlers. and that’s a good thing. We just have GBL teams. The disadvantage is you “The problem will be how many to find the pieces that fit in the right only play everybody once. Baseball’s innings and how often can they go,” way, that’s for sure. one of those sports where you try to Giardi said. “With the weather, we “We have a lot of good energy,” see a variety of different players by might be piling up some games. We Giardi added. “We’re still in the try- playing a lot of games. We play 20 had a lot of guys last season who out phase so it’s tough to do a lot of games and 15 of them are against were eating up a lot of innings that coaching. We’re only a week into the teams we’ll only see once. It’s almost PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS are now gone to graduation.” season.” like March madness right away.” Marblehead, like the majority of The Magicians will be battle-test- Marblehead opens the new season UConn head coach Geno Auriemma and his other area teams, has been limited ed in the Northeastern Conference April 9 when the Magicians host Huskies are headed back to their 11th straight to practicing indoors thus far. The this season. Giardi’s hopeful that a conference rival Swampscott. Final Four after a win over South Carolina. English boys and girls basketball celebrate seasons UConn routs South ENGLISH Award winners for the boys were Award; Mason Jean-Baptiste, From B1 Anthony Lora, Freshmen Offen- Scholar Athlete. Carolina to punch sive MVP; Josh Transtamar, Fresh- “I think we had a good year,” An- The English boys team finished men Defensive MVP; Zion Taylor, derson said. “I think our biggest its season at 16-4, earning the No. Freshmen Mike Carr Sportsman- accomplishment was academically. Final Four ticket 5 seed in the Division 1 North ship Award; Josh Transtamar, We had a number of guys above a state tournament and showing no Freshmen Scholar Athlete; DJ 2.5 GPA and a lot of guys with ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Crystal Dangerfield scored 19 signs of doubt under first-year Brathwaite, JV Offensive MVP; 3.0’s. That makes a difference. The head coach Antonio Anderson. En- Darryl Thompson, JV Defensive offense and defense is secondary. I of her 21 points in the first half, and top-seeded UConn glish’s season ended in the quar- MVP; Josh Castillo, JV Mike Carr preach that to them: academics, routed No. 2 South Carolina 94-65 on Monday night to terfinal round of the tournament Sportsmanship Award; Sean Cal- academics, academics. That’s a big reach the Final Four for the 11th consecutive year. after a 71-63 loss at No. 4 Lowell. nan, JV Scholar Athlete; Alonzo part of our program. The Albany Regional final featured the past two The Bulldogs landed two players Linton, Varsity Offensive MVP; “We did well on the court but off NCAA champions in a rare occurrence for the women’s on the NEC all-star team in junior Ademide Badmus, Varsity Defen- the court we did even better,” An- tournament. The Huskies (36-0) quickly turned it into guard Alonzo Linton and freshman sive MVP; Javonte Edwards, Varsi- derson added. “I’m really proud of a mismatch with stellar 3-point shooting. UConn went forward Ademide Badmus. ty Mike Carr Sportsmanship the team.” right at South Carolina in the opening quarter, hitting nine of its 14 shots — including 5 of 6 from beyond the arc — to go up 30-12. Katie Lou Samuelson had nine points, including a MIAA votes to extend 2018 spring season four-point play, during the first 10 minutes. Dangerfield capped the opening burst with a 3-pointer from the top The Massachusetts Interscholastic ported by MIAA president Marilyn The new playoff cutoff/seeding dates of the key just before the end of the quarter. Athletic Association, recognizing that Slattery. are as follows: The Huskies stayed hot from behind the arc, con- the late-winter weather made starting The MIAA hopes to give schools the Team tennis: May 31-June 1; boys necting on 9 of 10 3-pointers in the half — including a the spring season on time virtually im- opportunity to complete a full season and girls rugby: June 4-5; boys and perfect 5 for 5 by Dangerfield. Her last 3 of the second possible, has extended the tournament of competition in light of the unprec- girls lacrosse, May 31-June 1; baseball, quarter made it 52-31 and delighted a crowd that in- cutoff and seeding dates a week. edented weather during March, in Division 1A: June 4 for both; all other cluded former UConn greats Tina Charles and Breanna The proposal, by the Tournament which there were three major Nor’eas- baseball: June 4-5; softball: June 4-5; Stewart, who helped the Huskies to four consecutive Management Committee, passed ters, one of them producing more than volleyball: May 28-29; track: May 22 at national championships. Stewart grew up 2 hours west unanimously last week and was sup- two feet of snow in parts of the state. midnight; golf, May 31. of Albany. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Celtics continue West Coast swing Ridley basketball Swampscott skills clinics Legion baseball The Helen Ridley basket- tryouts ball skills clinics will be held over the next few Registration and tryouts months, with nine sessions for the 2018 Swampscott/ in total. The clinics are all Marblehead Junior and on Mondays from 7 p.m. Senior Legion Post 57-32 until 8:30 p.m., and will be baseball season will be held on April 9, 23 and 30; Sunday, April 23 at 5 pm at May 7, 14 and 21; June 4, the Forest Street fields in 11 and 18. The clinics are Swampscott. Cost for this open to boys and girls in season is $275 per player, grades 4-12 and will be which includes a full uni- held at St. Mary’s High form. Eligible players must School on 35 Tremont St. reside in Swampscott, Mar- The cost of the clinic is blehead or Nahant. The $200 and participants will season begins early June need to bring a ball. and ends in late July. This This will be a high inten- season, the American sity clinic for boys and girls Legion District 8 will play to get you in shape and to 16 regular season games help develop basketball plus playoffs. All home skills. Drills are designed to games are played at the help any player at any level Forest Street Field in with ball handling, shooting (off the dribble, off screens Swampscott. To be eligible and off the pass), creating for the Senior team, a play- your own shot and finishing er’s birth date must be at the rim. We will also mix 1998 or later (cannot turn in playing games so that 20 in 2017). To be eligible players can learn how to for the Junior team, a play- use their skills in a game er’s birth date must be situation. 2000 or later (cannot turn Please email or call Helen 18 in 2017). To register, Ridley to save your spot players must bring their and/or if you have any birth certificate (copies are questions at ridleytopflight- not permitted), parental [email protected] or signature and the registra- 781-775-0778. tion fee of $275.

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NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Toronto 54 20 .730 — y-Houston 60 14 .811 — x-Boston 50 23 .685 3½ San Antonio 43 31 .581 17 x-Philadelphia 43 30 .589 10½ New Orleans 43 31 .581 17 New York 27 48 .360 27½ Dallas 22 51 .301 37½ Brooklyn 23 51 .311 31 Memphis 19 54 .260 40½ FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Former Red Sox manager John Farrell said that he was surprised when he was fired at the end of Washington 40 33 .548 — Portland 45 28 .616 — Miami 39 35 .527 1½ Oklahoma City 44 31 .587 2 last season in a new interview released on Monday. Charlotte 34 41 .453 7 Minnesota 42 32 .568 3½ Orlando 22 51 .301 18 Utah 42 32 .568 3½ Atlanta 21 53 .284 19½ Denver 40 34 .541 5½ Central Division Pacific Division Former Red Sox manager John Farrell W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Cleveland 44 29 .603 — y-Golden State 54 19 .740 — x-Indiana 43 31 .581 1½ L.A. Clippers 39 34 .534 15 Milwaukee 39 34 .534 5 L.A. Lakers 32 41 .438 22 Detroit 34 40 .459 10½ Sacramento 24 50 .324 30½ says he was surprised at his firing Chicago 24 49 .329 20 Phoenix 19 55 .257 35½ Monday’s Games Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m. BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — Even York Yankees and Dusty Baker also er it’s New York or Boston, LA, Charlotte 137, New York 128, OT Indiana at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Detroit 112, L.A. Lakers 106 Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. while his Boston Red Sox head- were let go. Chicago, to go deep into the October Philadelphia 123, Denver 104 Wednesday’s Games ed toward a second straight divi- “This has been a unique offseason run, we didn’t do it.” Memphis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Brooklyn at Orlando, 7 p.m. sion crown, manager John Farrell in many ways, whether it’s been “So I wish Alex Cora and every- Boston at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Cleveland at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. sensed something was amiss. managerial changes, the free agen- body all the best there going for- San Antonio at Washington, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Minnesota, 8 p.m. As in, his job could be in jeopardy. cy situation, and we find ourselves ward,” he said. Denver at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Chicago at Houston, 8 p.m. Boston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. “I think as the season wore on, still on the outside looking in,” Far- The 55-year-old Farrell has a new Cleveland at Miami, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. and as we got down to the final rell said during a conference call. job, too. Two of them, actually. Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. weeks, maybe there was a little bit “If you finished in first place last Farrell was recently hired by Cin- of a gut feeling like, you know what, year, you were twice as likely as to cinnati as an internal scout, looking NHL this might be taking place,” the new be fired as if you finished in last over the Reds’ organization and fo- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE ESPN analyst said Monday, “and it place. So from that perspective, cusing mostly on pitching. The for- Atlantic Division Central Division did.” yeah, a little bit surprised a change mer big league pitcher and pitching GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA x-Tampa Bay 75 51 20 4 106 272 213 x-Nashville 75 48 16 11 107 243 192 Less than 48 hours after the Red was made,” he said. coach spent 10 days with the team x-Boston 74 47 17 10 104 245 189 x-Winnipeg 75 46 19 10 102 250 196 Sox lost to Houston in the AL Divi- Red Sox President of Baseball Op- at spring training this month in Toronto 76 45 24 7 97 257 216 Minnesota 75 42 24 9 93 232 213 Florida 74 39 28 7 85 226 224 Colorado 75 41 26 8 90 239 218 sion Series in October, Farrell was erations Dave Dombrowski made Goodyear, Arizona. Montreal 76 27 37 12 66 192 243 St. Louis 75 42 28 5 89 209 196 fired. the move, saying: “I thought it was “This is a non-uniform position. Detroit 75 27 37 11 65 192 233 Dallas 76 38 30 8 84 215 208 Farrell’s five-year tenure was the appropriate time to make a So, like I said, it’s more evaluation Ottawa 75 26 38 11 63 204 266 Chicago 76 31 36 9 71 214 234 Buffalo 76 24 40 12 60 177 250 Pacific Division marked by all-or-nothing results. change for the betterment of the or- and recommendation from a devel- Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA He debuted in the Boston dugout ganization.” opment plan standpoint, but the GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 75 47 21 7 101 250 204 Washington 75 44 24 7 95 236 221 San Jose 75 43 23 9 95 232 203 with a World Series championship Alex Cora was hired as a first- focus being at the upper levels,” he Pittsburgh 76 43 27 6 92 251 233 Anaheim 76 39 24 13 91 217 204 in 2013. The next two seasons, the time manager. said. Columbus 76 42 29 5 89 215 208 Los Angeles 76 41 28 7 89 221 190 Red Sox finished in last place. Then “I do know Dave came in and he Farrell’s son, Luke, made his big Philadelphia 76 38 25 13 89 230 228 Calgary 76 35 31 10 80 205 231 New Jersey 75 39 28 8 86 225 225 Edmonton 76 34 36 6 74 221 243 they posted back-to-back division inherited me,” Farrell said. “So he league debut last year with Kansas Carolina 76 34 31 11 79 212 240 Vancouver 76 27 40 9 63 197 247 titles for the first time in team his- felt like there was a change that City. He later pitched for Cincin- N.Y. Rangers 75 33 34 8 74 219 241 Arizona 75 25 39 11 61 186 241 N.Y. Islanders 76 31 35 10 72 242 276 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. tory, but lost in the ALDS each year. was needed because we made quick nati and threw a scoreless inning Monday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Farrell was among three manag- exits the two years consecutive go- against Boston. The right-hander is Florida 3, N.Y. Islanders 0 Pittsburgh at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. ers who got fired after making the ing into the postseason. So the ex- in camp with the Chicago Cubs this Carolina 4, Ottawa 1 Boston at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. playoffs — Joe Girardi of the New pectation as it is every year, wheth- spring. Buffalo 3, Toronto 2 San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Arizona at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Edmonton, 9 p.m. San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Red Sox sign Vazquez to three-year deal Colorado at Vegas, 10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. best rate among catchers with Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 8 p.m. FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Carolina at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Colorado, 10 p.m. Catcher Christian Vazquez at least 200 games in the last 30 and the Boston Red Sox have years. reached agreement on a $13.55 “I feel awesome here in Bos- TODAY IN SPORTS million, three-year contract cov- ton,” Vazquez said. “It’s a great unanimous 12-round decision ering 2019-21. team, a great staff. I came (up March 27 Vazquez is making $1.45 mil- through) the minor leagues here 1939 — Oregon beats Ohio State over Lucien Rodriguez to keep lion under a one-year deal. He and it feels like a family here so 46-33 in the NCAA’s first national his world heavyweight title in his basketball tournament. hometown of Scranton, Pa. gets $2.85 million in 2019, $4.2 it feels good.” 1942 — Joe Louis knocks out 1994 — Donna Andrews sinks a million in 2020 and $6.25 mil- Vazquez hit .290 with five Abe Simon in the sixth round at 6-foot birdie putt on the final hole lion in 2021. There is a 2022 home runs and 32 RBIs last sea- Madison Square Garden to retain to win the Dinah Shore by one club option for $7 million with a son, starting 85 times at catcher. his world heavyweight title. stroke, her second straight victo- $250,000 buyout, and the option Vazquez made his major 1945 — Oklahoma A&M beats ry and first LPGA major. price would increase to $8 mil- league debut in 2014, impressing New York University 49-45 for the 1998 — Michael Jordan scores lion if he has 502 plate appear- the Red Sox with his strong arm. NCAA basketball championship. 34 points to lead the Chicago ances in both 2020 and 2021. He missed the 2015 season after 1951 — Bill Spivey scores 22 Bulls to an 89-74 victory over the The Red Sox have long regard- having Tommy John surgery. Atlanta Hawks before 62,046 at points to lead Kentucky to a 68- ed the 27-year-old Vazquez, a “This is a kid that he’s worked 58 win over Kansas State for the the Georgia Dome — the largest ninth-round draft pick in 2008, hard at it,” manager Alex Cora NCAA title. crowd in NBA history. as their catcher of the future. said. “I know him from back 1978 — Jack Givens scores 41 2005 — Annika Sorenstam FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS points to lead Kentucky to a shoots a final-round 68 to finish Strong behind the plate, he has home (in Puerto Rico) and, all 94-88 victory over Duke for the at 15-under to win the Nabisco thrown out 42 percent (42 of 100) sentiments apart, I think this is The Red Sox have signed 27-year-old NCAA championship. Championship by eight shots over of would-be base stealers in 211 great. This is a guy that he can catcher Christian Vazquez to a three- 1983 — Larry Holmes wins a Rosie Jones. major league games. That’s the catch. I think he’s a good hitter.” year contract extension. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 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 SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Get involved in events or proj- Discuss any personal plans You’ll be eager to gain experi- The help you offer will deter- Taking a short jaunt to visit You’ll know what to do and ects that you feel drawn to. before you put them into ence and apply whatever you mine if someone takes advan- someone you haven’t seen in a what not to do. An opportuni- Share your feelings with some- play. An emotional shift with learn to your current situation. tage of you. Instill standards long time or to attend a sem- ty will help you take positive Refuse to let someone who one you are close to or who someone you love will give that you can live with and don’t inar or retreat that is geared steps forward. A partnership has the clout to help you get tends to overreact or has bad let anyone adjust the boundar- toward self-improvement will will help sell what you have to you reason to pitch in and habits influence you. ahead. help more. ies you set. result in personal gains. offer. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Do some research before you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Go about your business. Don’t Keep your thoughts to your- Don’t get angry when you It will be difficult to figure out You’ll be called upon to help engage in something that will make a fuss or get into a dis- self and don’t make a fuss. should be expressing your what’s best for you. An unusual a friend or relative, but before take you into unfamiliar territo- cussion regarding domestic is- Give any situation you face a thoughts and feelings with di- opportunity should be looked you sign up for duty, make it ry. Your thoroughness will pay sues. Keep life simple and your off and will encourage you to chance to unfold. Knowing the plomacy. Have a backup plan into and considered. A person- relationships amicable, and clear what you are and are not look for alternative ways to get facts before you make a move in case someone you are deal- al gain is possible, and a chal- move forward with confidence. willing to do. what you want. will change your response. ing with lets you down. lenge will excite you.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Only child senses time has come to leave widowed mom What is the play for three tricks? DEAR ABBY: I am an “cad” will become appar- Dave Kellett, the creator and toward declarer’s jack. only child who has lived at Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ent with time. Remaining cartoonist of the webcomics The difference in probabili- home all her life — 44 Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, quiet may be the better Sheldon and Drive, wrote, ty is not great. Finessing the years. My father recently and was founded by her mother, choice, particularly if the “The English language was jack succeeds whenever East passed away, so now it is Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at “ideal couple” decides to carefully, carefully cobbled has the queen, or West has just Mom and me. She has reunite. together by three blind dudes DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los a singleton queen (it drops become extremely clingy. and a German dictionary.” under dummy’s king) or West She is jealous of my friends Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR ABBY: I am a I doubt everyone — anyone? has queen-third. That comes and feels I must be with 60-year-old widow who — would agree with that, but to approximately 69 percent. her for almost everything. wants to begin dating. I this deal needs to be played programs for seniors in I considered to be a good Playing two rounds, then What can I do? have some health prob- carefully, carefully by declarer your community. friend until this happened. leading toward the jack, also I think I should move lems, although they are to gain three diamond tricks. If your mother needs a works whenever East has the out, but she will take it I am tempted to lash out neither fatal nor limit my North, who knew the part- companion and your fami- queen or West has a singleton badly. Also, I’m concerned at him for hurting some- energy. I have excellent in- nership had 34 or 35 points ly finances allow it, hire queen or West has queen- about her health. She’s 71, one we care about, but I surance and the monetary between them, might as well someone to stay with her. third, but in addition it brings diabetic and has a heart don’t want to add more resources for the needed have jumped straight to six It’s time you had a life of home the Speck when West condition. Is this a lost drama. treatment. no-trump. Using Gerber to your own. Consider it the has queen-doubleton (see cause or is there hope? We all are in undergrad I’m concerned that these check on aces was unneces- price of your freedom. together, so we see each conditions might scare off sary. North-South could not the diagram). This improves HOPING IN other every day. It’s get- any suitors. How upfront be missing one ace and one the odds to 77 percent. DEAR ABBY: A few FLORIDA ting harder not to stick up must I be about them? I king, and a grand slam rated months ago, one of my best for my friend at this point. to be at best on a finesse. DEAR HOPING: I agree friends was dumped by his don’t intend to lie, but How do I suppress my an- must I give an extensive South has 11 top tricks: that you should move. It long-term boyfriend. I was ger in order to be a friend three spades, four hearts, two would have been better medical disclosure on the shocked because everyone to both of them, even if the diamonds and two clubs. A had you cut the umbilical first few dates? thought they were an ide- ex may not deserve it? minor-suit squeeze is possi- cord while your father was al couple, and theirs was a WANTS TO BE ble, but unlikely. Instead, try still alive, but better late relationship to model all of ANGRY IN THE UPFRONT to collect a third diamond than never. ours after. SOUTH trick. But how should declarer Are there relatives or A few days ago, my DEAR WANTS: I don’t attempt to do that? friends who can look in on friend finally felt comfort- DEAR ANGRY: A way think your first conversa- Since South can afford to your mother regularly? If able enough to confide to do that would be to re- tions should include an lose one diamond trick, there there are, enlist their help. that his ex had cheated on mind yourself that there “organ recital.” However, if are two possible plays. First, She should not be allowed him with another friend of are usually two sides to a a relationship appears to cash dummy’s king, then play to become isolated and ours, which was another story. Bide your time and be blossoming into some- low to the jack. Second, cash solely dependent on one shock. Since then, I have wait to see what happens. thing more than social, the the ace, cross to dummy’s person. Look into grief been conflicted about how Whether you want to re- honest thing to do would king and lead a third round support groups and other to act around the ex, whom main friends with the be to disclose.

EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV MARCH 27, 2018 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater Steves’ Makers “Women in Independent Lens “Dolores” Activist Dolo- Aman- Beyond Greater Stories- Secrets- ^ PBS Boston Europe Business” res Huerta. (N) pour-PBS 100 Days Boston Stage London WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS “Death From Bull “Bad Medicine” NCIS: New Orleans WBZ Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) Above” (N) (N) (N) News James Corden WCVB News- Chronicle Roseanne (N) blackish Splitting For the People (N) News- Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline Page Six % ABC Center 5 (N) Up Center 5 (N) TV (N) WBTS Boston Access The Voice The battle Rise “What Flowers Chicago Med “Best Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News (N) round concludes. May Bloom” (N) Laid Plans” (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers WFXT Ent. 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LEGALS LEGALS MISC.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LAND COURT MISSING YOUR DAILY ITEM? DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage The Item offers early morning home delivery at .50/per day; 18 SM 001267 given by Pokye Casserly and Paul T. Casserly and Michelle R. Casserly to Mortgage half the store price. If your paper delivery is missed, please Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, American Brokers Conduit, its call us at 781-593-7700, ext. 2, before 10:00 a.m. so we can ORDER OF NOTICE successors and assigns, dated October 14, 2005 and recorded with the Essex arrange for re-delivery. Customers who call after 10:00 a.m. County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 24975, Page 125 will receive a credit for that day's paper. Thank you! TO: subsequently assigned to Hudson City Savings Bank by Mortgage Electronic Barry S. Nicoll Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for American Brokers Conduit, its GENERAL successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern PAY CALLS and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31031, Page 426 and subsequently assigned HELP WANTED 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): to Wells Fargo Bank NA by Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, Also Known HELP WANTED-SALES: as M&T Bank, Successor by Merger to Hudson City Savings Bank by assignment Pay Call Numbers EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book (900, 976 and 550) Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • 35833, Page 156; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for Advertiser telephone numbers with Local -Training/Support • Every day is claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Swampscott, breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits numbered 432 Humphrey Street, Unit 22D, Chaisson's Cove Condominium, given will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on April 3, 2018 at 17 Currier Road, disclose the price of the telephone • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 by Barry S. Nicoll to AMCAP Mortgage, Inc, dated February 18, 2004, and Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: call. When a number is published www.fhginsurance.com recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book within the advertisement the per 22411, Page 552, and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings minute and/or flat charge must be Experienced Packers this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' thereon, known as 17 Currier Road, shown as the major portion of Lots 15 and 14 included. If you dial a pay per call Full and Part time, nights and Servicemembers status. and the small triangular portion of Lot 7 on a plan by Charles W. Gay, Surveyor number from an advertisement appear- weekends required. Bilingual preferred dated January 2, 1912, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds at ing in the classified section and it but not required. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Book 2168, Page 176 and containing 10,297 square feet. Said premises are DOES NOT disclose this information, High volume manufacturing plant, States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers conveyed subject to and together with the benefit of easements and restrictions of please notify the Item classified must have experience in packing food. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on record, if any, insofar as the same may be in force and applicable to said department immediately. Response to Apply in person: that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in premises. For title see Deed dated July 28, 2005 and recorded with Essex South any pay per call numbers will be between 10am and 12pm, M-F this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 23, Registry of Deeds at Book 24617, Page 311. charged to your telephone bill and Gillian's Foods 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the anyone under 18 years of age must 45 Congress St, Suite 4106, Salem benefits of said Act. Upon information and belief, there is an error in the legal description attached to have parent's consent. NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE the mortgage, wherein an incomplete description was provided, as the subject Please call immediately for further French Students Need Families NOW Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on March 8, 2018 premises is only a portion of the described lots. The omitted metes and bounds details or information. for this Summer. 3 weeks July or should read: The land In said Lynn together with the buildings thereon being known CLASSIFIED August. Great cultural experience. Attest: as and numbered 17 Currier Road, bounded and described as follows: Beginning (781)593-7700 Students bring spending money/insur- at the NORTHEASTERLY corner of Lot 14 on Cunier Road and thence running ed. Compensation $150 weekly. Deborah J. Patterson SOUTHEASTERLY by Currier Road, one hundred twenty-two and 00/100 (122.00) MISC. Email/call LEC-Kim TODAY! facehill Recorder feet; Thence curving to the South still by said Currier Road, fifteen and 71/100 @comcast.net 508-763-3148 PLEASE (15.71) feet; Thence running SOUTHWESTERLY still by Currier Road, sixty-five and FOR SALE: HELP! Merci Beaucoup! www.lec.info (17-002047 Orlans) 67/100 (65.67) feet; Thence turning and running NORTHWESTERLY by the Privacy Hedges -SPRING BLOWOUT Item: March 27, 2018 remaining portion of Lot 7, forty-one and 04/100 (41.04) feet to a point forty-one NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! SALE 6 ft Arborvitae (Evergreen) Reg Drivers preferred. Up to $15/hr. and 33/100 (41.33)feet from said Currier Road measured on the $149 Now $75 Beautiful, Nursery SOUTHWESTERLY boundary of Lot 15; Thence continuing in the same straight line, Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F Grown. FREE Installation/FREE deliv- 542 Loring Ave, Salem thirty-seven and 62/100 (37.62) feet; Thence continuing in the same straight line, ery, Limited Supply! ORDER NOW: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS three and 68/100 (3.68) feet; Thence continuing in a similar NORTHWESTERLY 518-536-1367 www.lowcosttreefarm DRIVERS THE TRIAL COURT course, twenty-two and 84/100 (22.84) feet; Thence turning and running .com HELP WANTED PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT SOUTHWESTERLY in a line at right angles with the SOUTHWESTERLY boundary of Lot 14 to the NORTHERLY corner of Lot 7, four and 601100 (4.60) feet; Thence WANTED to BUY or TRADE: Essex Probate and Family Court FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED 36 Federal Street turning and running NORTHWESTERLY again by Lot 8, twenty-seven and 70/100 ROUTE DRIVER: (27.70) feet; Thence turning and running NORTHEASTERLY again, eighty-six and BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders Salem, MA 01970 or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169 Morning delivery after 8:00 am Docket No. ES17P3668GD 79/100 (86.79) feet to Currier Road at the point of beginning. Monday-Saturday. Downtown NOTICE AND ORDER: Lynn area. Other routes availa- Petition for Appointment of The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, HELP WANTED ble! Perfect for retirees or Guardian of a Minor restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to others. Reliable vehicle a must. M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Great part-time work! assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. JOB INFORMATION In the interests of Christopher E. Torres SERVICES Please call Lisa at of Lynn, MA The Daily Item Minor TERMS OF SALE: 781-593-7700 ext 1239 NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of NOTICE 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be For more information and assistance Minor filed on 12/12/2018 by delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be regarding the reliability of business Gary W. Torres of Lynn, MA required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- RENTALS will be held 04/02/2018 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days ties, employment services and financ- Located: Salem Probate and Family Court 36 Federal St, Salem, MA 01970 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the contact the Better Business Bureau APARTMENTS Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite response, you need to: of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or File the original with the Court; and sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be call 508-652-4800 Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further modern apartments. On bus line, 3. Counsel for the Minor: The Minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The NOTICE parking, laundry. From $950, No fees. Don't pay to find work before you get right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Call ~ 781-477-6457 the job. Legitimate job placement firms 4. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. that work to fill specific positions DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, interests. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. information about avoiding employ- convenient location, no pets. This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights ment service scams, write the Federal Call ~ 978-646-7634 has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A Trade Commission at Washington, please contact an attorney for legal advice. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud OFFICE SPACE Date: January 30, 2018 Present Holder of said Mortgage, Information Center, Pamela Casey O'Brien By Its Attorneys, 1-800-876-7060 Register of Probate ORLANS PC OFFICE/RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT Item: March 27, 2018 PO Box 540540 CLEANING/ Approx 870 sq ft, located on Mt. Waltham, MA 02454 MAINTENANCE Vernon St, Lynn. A/C, parking, nice. Phone: (781) 790-7800 Call 781-598-6450; leave message. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE 17-002862 Margaret Cares Cleaning Services By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Item: March 13, 20, 27, 2018 given by Charles F. Jules, and Mary E. Jules to Household Finance Corporation II Do you feel overwhelmed when it dated November 4, 2004, recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) comes to cleaning? Choose to feel Registry of Deeds in Book 23603, Page 521; said mortgage was then assigned to LEGAL NOTICE happy and proud of your home! U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust by virtue of an CITY OF LYNN Bonded and insured! 100% satisfac- assignment dated July 18, 2014, and recorded in Book 33438, Page 335; of ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS tion guarantee. 339-201-1491 which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at PUBLIC The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following AUCTION at 12:00 PM on April 18, 2018, on the mortgaged premises. This petitions on Tuesday, April 3, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. property has the address of 79 Starrett Road, Lynn, MA 01905. The entire mortgaged premises, all and singular, the premises as described in said mortgage: LOCUS: 625 WESTERN AVE - PETITIONER: EVIE, INC., BY ITS ATTORNEY SAMUEL VITALI (ZBA #9817) Rosalie’s A CERTAIN PART OF LAND WITH BUILDINGS THEREON, SITUATED IN SAID LYNN, NOW KNOWN AS #79 STARRETT ROAD, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: SOUTHERLY BY STARRETT ROAD, A DISTANCE OF 82.72 FEET; WESTERLY BY LOT TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A GASOLINE FILLING STATION WITH A FOOD 37. A DISTANCE OF 80 FEET; NORTHERLY BY LOTS 34 AND 35, A DISTANCE OF ESTABLISHMENT AND NON-CONFORMING DRIVE-THRU, HAVING LESS THAN THE food column 82.72 FEET; AND EASTERLY BY LOT 39, A DISTANCE OF 80 FEET. CONTAINING REQUIRED DRIVE-THRU QUEUE AND ESCAPE LANE, UPON AN EXISTING, 6,618 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS, AND SHOWN AS LOT 38 ON PLAN ENTITLED NON-CONFORMING LOT WITH DRIVEWAYS NEARER TO ONE ANOTHER AND OF ' PLAN OF LOTS FOR VETERANS ' HOUSING, SECTION 3, CITY HOME LAND, LYNN, GREATER WIDTH THAN ALLOWED IN ZONING DISTRICT BD. runs every MASSACHUSETTES, NUMBERED L-K-3, DATED JULY 11, 1947, SIGNED BY FRANK E. GOWDY, CITY ENGINEER,' AND RECORDED WITH ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT LOCUS: 105 WILLOW ST - PETITIONER: JOSUE AMAYA (ZBA #9818) REGISTRY OF DEEDS, BOOK OF PLANS NO. 76, PLAN NO 60. BEING THE SAME PROPERTY CONVEYED FROM LEO V. READY AND THOMAS F. SPENCER JR., TO ALLOW AUTO REPAIR/AUTO BODY SHOP USE ON A PARCEL IN ZONING DISTRICT CBD WHERE SUCH NON-CONFORMING USE PREVIOUSLY EXISTED BUT Wednesday! CO-ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS W. READY, DECEASED TO CHARLES F. JULES AND MARY E. JULES, HUSBAND AND WIFE/T/B/E BY DEED WAS DISCONTINUED. RECORDED 5/15/89, IN BOOK 9999, AT PAGE 8, IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE OF ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. Subject to and with the benefit of easements, LOCUS: 23 GORDON RD - PETITIONER: SUSAN FREEHAN (ZBA #9819) reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. In the event of any typographical error set forth herein in TO ALLOW DEMOLITION OF AN EXISTING SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE ON AN the legal description of the premises, the description as set forth and contained in UNDERSIZED LOT (9,553 SF) IN ZONING DISTRICT R1, AND CONSTRUCTION OF the mortgage shall control by reference. Together with all the improvements now or 2,200 SF SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE IN ITS PLACE. hereafter erected on the property and all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all LOCUS: COLLINS ST, PARCEL NO. 096-508-010 - PETITIONER: THOMAS fixtures now or hereafter a part of the property. All replacements and additions MCGOVERN (ZBA #9820) shall also be covered by this sale. Terms of Sale: Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments, tax sales, tax titles and TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE UPON AN other municipal liens and water or sewer liens and State or County transfer fees, if UNDERSIZED LOT (5,681 SF) WITH LESS THAN REQUIRED FRONTAGE (49.71') IN any there are, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified ZONING DISTRICT BD. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in cashier's or certified check will be due in Patrick Calnan - Chairperson thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), time Norm Cole - Clerk being of the essence. The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a Item: March 20, 27, 2018 later date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned sale-date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. The premises is to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any Selling a house? Buying a house? and all other claim in the nature of liens, if any there be. In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms Find out what properties recently sold in your area. of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. bidder, providing that said second highest bidder shall deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein. If the second highest bidder declines to purchase the within described property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to purchase the within described property at the amount bid by the second highest bidder. The foreclosure deed and the consideration paid by the successful bidder shall be held in escrow by DG&L, (hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the deed shall be released from escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as the consideration is released to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the Escrow Agent shall be deemed to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Agent shall be discharged. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Dated: March 16, 2018 U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF8 Master Participation Trust By its Attorney DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC, 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, Beverly, MA 01915 (978) 921-2670 www.dgandl.com 53954 (JULES) Item: March 27, April 3, 10, 2018 TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Another, California ghost town into cludes the provision that Luda Rieve, of San Diego, a marijuana mecca be go- it continue with its project told The Seattle Times she ing up in smoke? to transform the 80-acre too was turned away after PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cannabis technolo- town on the edge of the taking the day off work gy company American Mojave Desert into a can- and flying from California A person, who refused to give their name, checks a sign on the door of Green, which bought nabis-themed resort. to renew her passport. the Russian consulate office stating that the office is closed and not ac- Nipton for $5 million last After purchasing Nipton Many procedures handled cepting any new passport applications in Seattle Monday. year, has sold it to another last year American Green by the consulate require company for $7.7 million, unveiled ambitious plans in-person appearances, and attle consulate, effective ations, but University of pedia, who said Russians acknowledging it strug- that included remodel- because the administration April 2, came as the Unit- Washington international gled to raise the money ing its modest Old West- and Russian-Americans also ordered the San Fran- ed States and more than relations professor Don would to have to travel needed to remake the old style hotel into a “buds cisco consulate closed last a dozen European nations Hellmann suggested that farther and go through desert mining town into a and breakfast” inn and September, the only facili- kicked out Russian diplo- rationale “might be a lit- more hoops to visit friends pot paradise. bottling and selling can- ties remaining are in New mats as punishment for tle simplistic.” and family there. “Buying and building nabis-infused beverages York, Houston and Wash- Moscow’s alleged poison- “The real thrust of intel- towns is very cash inten- drawn from Nipton’s plen- ington, D.C. “It’s been frustrating to sive. 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Seattle lawyer and Mos- Alaska, Idaho, Iowa, Min- probably as much a target izenship. “I’m trying to get Green said in a statement Still other plans called cow native who moved to nesota, Montana, Nebras- as the naval base or Boe- a visa for my wife to go to issued earlier this month. for the company to bring the U.S. 20 years ago. “Any ka, North Dakota, South ing.” Russia with me in August. That responsibility, the back Nipton’s post office travel paperwork that has Dakota, Washington, Wis- The Seattle area is home We will have to either fly company added, now falls and bank and expand its to do with trips to Russia, consin and Wyoming. to about 33,000 Russians, to New York City or Wash- on the new owner, Delta solar farm to serve the visa applications, powers The administration cit- a number of whom work ington, D.C. and handle International Oil & Gas, a entire town’s handful of of attorney and any other ed the consulate’s prox- in the engineering or tech those things in person, or company that’s previously residents, making Nipton documents are going to be imity to a submarine industries. Among them is we’ll have to pay someone focused on buying proper- green in more ways than much harder to procure.” base, Naval Base Kitsap, Sergey Bobkov, an analyst under the table to do ex- ties for exploratory drilling. one. The closure of the Se- as well as Boeing’s oper- for the travel website Ex- press services.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 BUSINESS US stocks rally; Dow surges 669, clawing back lost ground By Alex Veiga points last week and is still down slightly ASSOCIATED PRESS for the year. The Nasdaq added 227.88 points, or 3.3 News that the U.S. and China are open percent, to 7,220.54. The Russell 2000 in- to negotiating to avert a trade war put dex of smaller-company stocks picked up investors in a buying mood Monday, giv- 33.63 points, or 2.2 percent, to 1,543.72. ing the market its best day in more than All told, the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq two years and erasing about half of its posted their best one-day gains since Au- huge losses last week. gust 2015, making up slightly more than Technology companies accounted for half of the market’s losses on Thursday much of the broad rally, which powered and Friday. the Dow Jones industrial average to a Global stock markets fell sharply last gain of nearly 670 points. Microsoft was the biggest gainer in the 30-company week amid fears of a trade war after Dow and the Standard & Poor’s 500 in- President Donald Trump announced duties on $60 billion worth of Chinese PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dex, climbing nearly 8 percent. Banks also notched solid gains, bene- goods in a dispute over technology policy. Remington .22 LR ammunition is for sale at Duke’s Sport Shop in New ting from a pickup in bond yields. Re- On Friday, Beijing released a $3 billion Castle, Pa. tailers, consumer goods companies and list of U.S. goods targeted for possible re- health care stocks were among the big taliation over an earlier U.S. tariff hike gainers. on steel and aluminum imports. That Frontier gun maker Remington The market rebound followed the worst prompted fears the spat might depress week for U.S. stocks in two years as in- trade worldwide and set back the global vestors traded last week’s jitters for a economic recovery. seeks bankruptcy protection more optimistic outlook on trade, and an Those fears eased Monday, after Chi- opportunity to buy. na’s government said it is open to nego-  e Association but whose By Michelle Chapman try and a new student-led “Certainly nothing’s settled,” said Rob tiating with Washington. That announce- ASSOCIATED PRESS victory ended years of movement to tighten gun Haworth, senior investment strategist at ment followed a news report indicating panic-buying by people laws. U.S. Bank Wealth Management. “Inves- that U.S. of cials have submitted a list of Remington, the storied afraid a Democrat in the Remington was sued by tors are still viewing this as a glass half- market-opening requests. gun maker that began White House would crack victims’ families after the full market and a constructive economy, A foreign ministry spokeswoman, Hua turning out  intlock ri es down on guns. Sandy Hook tragedy. That so it’s not surprising to see them buy on Chunying, didn’t con rm the report by when there were only 19 In 2017, rearm back- lawsuit was dismissed be- value here, buy on dips to try to rebuild The Wall Street Journal but said at a reg- states in the Union, has ground checks, a good ba- cause of broad immunity their positions.” ular brie ng, “Our door for dialogue and led for bankruptcy re- rometer of sales, declined granted to the gun indus- The Standard & Poor’s 500 index rose discussion is always open.” organization amid years faster than in any year try, but the Connecticut 70.29 points, or 2.7 percent, to 2,658.55. China has yet to say how it might re- of slumping sales and since 1998, when the FBI Supreme Court is weigh- The Dow Jones industrial average spond to Trump’s tariff proposals. That legal and nancial pres- rst began compiling such ing whether to reinstate gained 669.40 points, or 2.8 percent, to didn’t appear to dampen investors’ resur- sure over the Sandy Hook data. it. 24,202.60. The Dow lost more than 1,400 gent optimism Monday. school massacre. The Madison, N.C., Some investors decid- In papers led Sunday company’s production of ed after Sandy Hook that in federal bankruptcy one of the best-known they wanted nothing to court in Delaware, Rem- weapons in the world, the do with the Remington. ington outlined a plan to Bushmaster AR-15 ri e, Cerberus Capital Man- turn over control to its has also proved problem- agement, the private eq- creditors and continue atic. The young man who uity rm that acquired operating with up to $100 killed 20 rst-graders Remington in 2007 as gun million from lenders. It re- and six educators in the sales began to boom, tried mains unclear what will Sandy Hook shooting in to sell it less than a week happen to its 3,500 or so Connecticut in 2012 used after the shooting. There employees as it tries to a Bushmaster. were no takers. put its nances in order. An AR-15-style weapon In ling for Chapter 11 Remington, whose roots made by a different man- bankruptcy reorganiza- go back to 1816, when the ufacturer, Smith & Wes- tion, Remington Outdoor Western frontier beck- son, was used last month Co. said it would give oned, saw its debts mount in the rampage at a Park- holders of a $550 million with the election of Pres- land, Fla., high school that loan to the company an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ident Donald Trump, who left 17 people dead. That 82.5 percent stake. Other has called himself a “true attack has led to huge creditors would get the Trader Fran O’Connell works on the oor of the New York Stock Ex- friend” of the National Ri- protests around the coun- rest. change Monday.

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