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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 Salem State and NSCC forge an affordable path By Bella diGrazia between the two institutions. The agree- ITEM STAFF ment is designed to create a seamless transfer pathway from NSCC to SSU, LYNN — North Shore Community Col- which includes student housing and try- lege (NSCC) and Salem State Universi- ing to reduce the cost of a four-year de- ty (SSU) have been working together for gree, according to Gentile. years. They took their relationship to the “We have been collaborating for years next level Friday morning. and years, so obviously there is a rela- NSCC President Patricia Gentile and tionship between the two institutions,” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK SSU President John Keenan were joined Gentile said. “The majority of our stu- From left, Salem State President John Keenan, Massachusetts Commis- by Massachusetts Commissioner of dents who transfer to a four-year school, sioner of Higher Education Carlos E. Santiago, and NSCC President Pa- Higher Education Carlos E. Santiago for transfer there. We have a lot in common, tricia Gentile sign a memorandum of agreement for an expanded part- the formal signing of a memorandum of nership between the two schools. agreement for an expanded partnership PARTNERSHIP, A3 St. John’s, St. Mary’s praying for a Super Saturday

By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR A pair of area high school football teams will compete for their respec- tive state championships Saturday at Gillette Stadium. St. Mary’s will clash against Blackstone Valley in the Division 7 Super Bowl (11) while St. John’s Prep has a rematch with Catholic Memorial in the Divi- sion 1 Super Bowl (8). The Spartans (8-4) hope to shake last Wednesday’s 60-0 loss to Fen- wick in the annual Thanksgiving game between the Catholic Central League rivals. St. Mary’s is making Casey Soward, a former Swampscott resident, is executive director of The Cabot theater. its rst Gillette appearance since losing the Division 3A Super Bowl to East Bridgewater in 2016. Offensively, the Spartans are a COMING ATTRACTIONS run- rst team. Jalen Echevarria, a basketball star in his rst season on the gridiron, leads the team in Birthday celebration planned for Cabot carries (138), rushing yards (1,194) and touchdowns (16), while aver- ing Arts Center. “These remarkable after the death of Cesareo Pelaez, aging 8.65 yards per carry. George By Bill Brotherton ITEM FEATURES EDITOR Freeman (721 yards, four touch- theaters hosted vaudeville shows who owned the building and led and silent movies. There are only the successful Le Grand David and downs) and Connor Donohue (374 BEVERLY — Back in the day, a about 250 of them left.” The Cabot yards, ve touchdowns) have also trip to the movie theater was as ex- His Own Spectacular Magic Com- contributed to the ground game. citing as the movie itself, said Casey is one, and it easily could have been pany. His family kept it open as a “We control time of possession Soward, chatting over coffee in the razed if not for a group of deter- second-run movie house for a while, and the line of scrimmage by run- front bar of The Cabot theater in the mined individuals who realized its eventually giving up the ghost. A lo- ning the ball,” Driscoll said. city’s bustling downtown. historical signi cance and impor- cal businessman bought it to keep it “We’ll throw the ball a little bit. “The movie palaces of the 1920s tance to the city’s future. out of developers’ hands. A board of were amazing,” said Soward, execu- The Cabot sat empty for some SUPER, A2 tive director of The Cabot Perform- two years, starting in 2012 shortly CABOT, A3 Marblehead students Two have sole(s) letters, By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF one Just in time for the giving spirit of the holidays, students and fac- ulty at Fairwind Learning Center theme: spent November collecting enough shoes to donate to kids all over the Help. world. The Marblehead center, which has programs for toddlers, pre- By Thor Jourgensen schoolers and those transitioning ITEM STAFF to kindergarten, collected 187 pair A health crisis is burden of shoes. The charity project was enough for most people part of the Soles4Souls initiative, but the weight presses which has distributed more than down even harder on fam- 30 million pair of shoes to 127 countries since its inception in ilies facing economic hard- 2006. ship, especially during the “We were trying to be thoughtful holidays. of choosing a charity for a young- Two letters to Item San- er group of children, so we picked ta convey the pain and something we thought they could panic faced by two parents connect to,” said Fairwind Director who hope helping hands Tiffany Uttam. “All children are and generous hearts can able to understand or empathize make the holidays a little A group of students from the transitional kindergarten program at Fairwind Learning brighter for their children. Center admire the 187 pair of shoes they collected to donate. MARBLEHEAD, A2 One of the letter writers summed up the tough year she has faced in seven lines, describing how INSIDE she underwent surgery in Opinion Marblehead Revere Sports March and is about to lose Turcotte: How I was rejected Six boats catch on re Possible human bone Classical girls basketball aiming ITEM SANTA, A3 for a job as a mall elf. A4 in boatyard. A6 found on beach. A6 to compete in tough NEC. B1

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Robert P. Athanas, 71 Romney is starting over By Laurie Kellman the Republican nomina- and Steve Peoples tion to Sen. John McCain, SWAMPSCOTT — loudly expressed ASSOCIATED PRESS After a short illness, those opinions artic- who then lost the big prize to Democrat Barack Robert Athanas, 71, ulately and with great WASHINGTON — Mitt Obama. Four years later, of Swampscott, Bos- wit. His presence, hu- Romney is a man in-be- it was Romney and then- ton, Yarmouth Port mor and charm will tween. Rep. Paul Ryan challeng- and Boca Raton, be sorely missed. He made it to Washing- ing Obama and Vice Pres- died on Nov. 28 at Mr. Athanas is sur- ton after all — but not as ident Joe Biden. Romney home surrounded vived by his brothers, president of the United went down in defeat, derid- by his three brothers Anthony Athanas Jr. States, the of ce he sought ed by some in the GOP as and many cousins. and his wife Maureen twice and other men won. Mr. Athanas was the third (Kennedy) of Boston, Michael He’s not yet a senator from too moderate and discon- son of the late Anthony and Athanas of Marblehead and Utah, either, until he’s nected from the economic Esther Athanas (Mitchell). He Paul Athanas and his wife, sworn in Jan. 3. Romney, struggles of most Ameri- continued in his father’s tra- Jane (Cooper) of Swampscott. lifelong executive in pub- cans. Then Trump won the dition, managing Anthony’s Also by his aunts, Theodora lic and private life, doesn’t nation’s highest of ce over Pier 4 Restaurants with his Christo (Mitchell) of Lynn and have a permanent of ce, Democrat Hillary Clinton. brothers. Robert was also a Virginia Haywood (Mitchell) of a place to live or a solid All along, Romney’s re- voracious reader and brilliant Tops eld. He leaves behind sense of what it will be like lationship with Trump analyst of news and poli- his rst cousins Michael Zicko, to shift from being the top has veered between bitter PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tics. He was passionate and Karen Ferris (Christo), Barbara leader to just one of 100 rivalry and potential — broadly versed in a variety of Rafuse (Christo), James Chris- ambitious personalities. Sen.-elect Mitt Romney, R-Utah, center, walks but unrealized — alliance. subjects. His deep interest in to, Loraine Peters, Richard For now, Romney, 71, is the hallway on Capitol Hill in Washington. That’s raised hopes on music ranged from his own Mahan, Kathy Randele (Mah- acclimating to the rari ed Capitol Hill that Romney piano playing to an encyclo- an), Mary Ann Athanas, Lewis Senate, where he’s shut- might serve as a truth-tell- pedic knowledge of R&B, soul, Athanas, Peter Athanas, Jay to sketch out. new, 116th Congress. He’s er to a president who rou- tling between his tempo- “It’s been a learning expe- from Michigan, where his Broadway music, jazz and pop, Rooney, Kate Rooney (Curran), rary basement of ce and tinely replaces fact with rience,” Romney said Tues- father, George W. Romney, particularly Motown. He had Jeanne Hennessey (Rooney), meetings, little-noticed in ction. Some are hoping day as he hurried from a was governor in the 1960s. traveled the world and seen Tim Rooney and Michael Wat- the brimming corridors of that the mild-mannered many of his favorite artists son and many other second power where seniority and meeting with Senate Major- But Romney earned his Romney bucks his party on multiple times, to the delight and next generation cousins. tradition rule. Behind him ity Leader Mitch McConnell, status as Utah’s adopted policy when he chooses. of those artists. Service information: The is real-world fame as the in a suite that overlooks the son when in 1999 he took “I think with John Mc- After graduating from Kim- funeral will be held on Tues- former standard-bearer of National Mall. “Hopefully, I over the Salt Lake City Cain passing, for example, ball Union Academy and at- day, Dec. 4, 2018 at 11 the Republican Party, now have the capacity to take on Olympics and helped steer Mitt believes that there’s a tending the University of Vir- a.m. at St. George Albanian commanded by President different roles.” it through a bribery scan- role for him in our party in ginia he joined the U.S. Army Orthodox Cathedral, 523 Donald Trump and his in- Romney is from neither dal to successful games being ... a standard-bearer Reserve and was a key part of E. Broadway South Boston. your-face style. Ahead of Massachusetts, where he three years later. in our party,” said Ryan, the family business. He was Visitation will be on Monday Romney is life as a junior was governor, nor Utah, After being governor, the now the retiring House very active in Republican pol- 4-8 p.m. in the SOLIMINE senator in a role Senate where he lives and which presidency was Romney’s speaker, told The Wash- itics, attending many national Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. leaders are just beginning he will represent in the goal. But in 2008, he lost ington Post Thursday. conventions and inaugura- (Route 1A), Lynn. Burial will tions. In all he had met seven be in Swampscott Cemetery. presidents. Relatives and friends are re- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS His command of ideas and spectively invited. internal Democratic cau- conservative and bent to- The Boston Globe information went beyond the To send owers or a re- Moulton: Pelosi should cus vote Wednesday. She’s reported that the Bristol restaurant business, politics membrance gift to the family ward corporate interests.” step down after year within range of the 218 County sheriff this week and music. He was interested of Robert Athanas, please votes needed in January released more than 900 in everything and had strong visit our Tribute Store. BOSTON (AP) — U.S. Report: Hernandez emotional, to be elected speaker phone conversations Her- opinions about it all, wheth- Rep. Seth Moulton says when Congress convenes. yet hopeful, after arrest nandez had with family er it was a question of U.S. he could support Nancy Pelosi’s spokesman and friends. foreign policy or the plot of Pelosi for House speaker BOSTON (AP) — The responded to Moulton In the calls, he angrily a soap opera. He gladly and — if she and the two top late New England Patri- saying “women delivered responds to rumors of be- members of her leader- ots player Aaron Her- Democrats’ historic elec- ing gay and denies using ship team agree to step nandez expected to be tion victory, and women angel dust. released from jail and down after a year and will lead House Demo- He also shows disdain resume his football career hold new elections. crats’ new majority.” for Patriots coach Bill Be- John McFarlane, 81 The Massachusetts Dem- Moulton also called a shortly after his arrest on lichick for not supporting ocrat, who’s helping lead tweet from Rep.-elect a murder charge, accord- him after he was charged. the opposition to Pelosi, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ing to newly released Hernandez’s mother, LYNN — John Alex- Heather Callanan told WGBH-FM on Friday of New York “offensive.” jailhouse telephone calls. Terri Hernandez, told the ander Wilson “Jack” and her husband that the House needs a In the Nov. 21 tweet, Oca- Hernandez, convicted of newspaper via email in a McFarlane, age 81, Fran of Peabody; six new generation of leaders. sio-Cortez said the chal- one killing and acquitted rare public comment that of Lynn, died peace- grandchildren, Tiffany Pelosi was overwhelm- lenges to Pelosi are part of two others, took his her son changed dramati- fully with his family McFarlane, Meaghan ingly nominated to of “an apparent effort to own life in prison in April cally and directed a lot of at his side, at the Ka- Furey, Purple Heart become speaker in an make the party even more 2017. his anger toward her. plan Family Hospice Combat veteran, House on Thursday, USMC Robert Mason Nov. 29, 2018. He III, PVT Cody Mason Marblehead learning center students have sole(s) was the husband M.P. USAR, Logan of the late Rebecca “Ruby” Callanan, and Rylee Calla- MARBLEHEAD and the whole town, said raise their hands if they donate, and even some of (Ramsay) McFarlane, with nan; four great-grandchildren, From A1 Uttam. The center held owned any of them. their parents’ shoes. whom he shared 56 years of Emily, Abigail, Cambree, and a community meeting on “It was a way to demon- “I think, besides the marriage. Rebecca; a brother, William; with the feeling of not Thursday where they in- strate how fortunate we wonderful gift of teaching Born in Alexandria, Dubar- a sister, Lily; and many nieces having shoes.” troduced the initiative to all are to have all these children about compassion tonshire, Scotland, he was the and nephews. He was also the Uttam said she thought those in attendance and kinds of shoes, while there and charity, it was great son of the late John and Mary brother of the late Magaret, of the idea after watching announced the number of are people out in the world for parents to go through (Meikleham) McFarlane. He James, Euphemia, Alexander, an interview of musician shoes donated. who don’t have any,” Ut- their closets too with the came to this country in 1958 Flora, and Mary. Michael Franti, during At the beginning of No- tam said. whole idea of recycling and lived in New York before Service information: His fu- which he mentioned the So- vember, before the dona- It is important to teach as well,” Uttam said. “All coming to Lynn in 1968. neral will be held on Tuesday les4Souls project. She said tion drive began, Uttam children the importance of these charities are so im- Jack was a machinist at the at 11 a.m. in the SOLIMINE she admired the musician’s displayed a slideshow pre- showing compassion and portant but for me it was GE Riverworks Plant in Lynn Funeral Home, 426 Broadway reasoning that he hasn’t sentation to help the stu- helping others, she said, so powerful for these chil- for more than 30 years un- (Route 129), Lynn. Relatives worn shoes for many years dents understand what it which is why the learning dren to go into their clos- til his retirement in 2002. A and friends are respectful- because he wanted to con- would be like to not own center hosts a variety of ets and choose things that member of the Masons, Mt. ly invited to attend. Visiting nect with the fact that so a single pair of shoes. She charity events throughout they can share.” Carmel Lodge, he was also a hours Monday 4-8 p.m. In lieu many people in the world said she also brought in the center year. Uttam said member of the Volunteer Yacht of owers donations may be have never owned a pair. different types of shoes, the Soles4Souls project Bella diGrazia can be Club, where he enjoyed play- made to the Wounded War- The charity effort re- such as sneakers, winter had the students excited reached at bdigrazia@ ing pool. He enjoyed spending riors Project, P.O. Box 758517 ceived a slew of positive boots, and dress shoes, to come in everyday with itemlive.com. Follow her on time at the ocean and shing, Topeka, KS 66675-8517. Di- feedback from parents and asked the students to pairs of their own shoes to Twitter @BelladiGrazia. but his greatest joy came from rections and guestbook at spending time with his family, www.solimine.com. especially his grandchildren. St. John’s, St. Mary’s praying for a Super Saturday He is survived by two children, Jack McFarlane and SUPER improved all year. We’ve these guys have peaked at olic Conference Defen- his wife Dolly of Lynn, and From A1 come a long way there.” the right time. It’s made it sive Lineman of the Year, The 11 a.m. kickoff is more exciting.” anchors the defense with Controlling the line of an aspect of the game St. John’s is making linebackers Pat Keefe and scrimmage, I think, will be the Spartans aren’t ac- its rst Super Bowl ap- James Hanley. huge for us.” customed to. Driscoll said pearance since defeating St. Pierre said his Ea- Quarterback Derek he’s scheduled a few early Brockton in 2012. The Ea- gles, nursing a few inju- Rosemarie A. Quinn, 104 O’Leary hasn’t thrown the morning practices in an gles (9-2) are also eager to ries, have shown their ex- 1914-2018 ball much but has made attempt to get his play- bounce back from a loss citement in practice this big plays when needed. ers used to playing in the last Wednesday when they week. Rosemarie (De- States Figure Skating O’Leary has tossed sev- morning. fell to Xaverian, 14-12, at “They’re excited, as they veau) Quinn, 104, Association (USFSA) en touchdown passes and “We haven’t played much Fenway Park. should be,” St. Pierre said. died peacefully, on and a member of the thrown for 608 yards this in the morning,” Driscoll The Eagles met Catholic “We’re banged up. We Nov. 19, 2018. She International Skating season. said. “The Thanksgiving Conference rival Catholic have some kids injured, was the wife of the Association. She was Echevarria leads the game being changed to Memorial in Week 5 and some kids sick. We’d like late James L. Quinn. a well-known xture team in receiving yards (last) Wednesday night brought home a 27-20 win. to be healthier but the Born in Lynn, as a skating instruc- (337 yards) and touchdown (originally scheduled for But St. John’s coach Brian guys that are going to Rosemarie was the tor at Salem State receptions ( ve), while Eni last Thursday morning) St. Pierre said the win has play will need to step up. daughter of the late College until she was Falayi has caught eight didn’t hurt or help either no impact on what could Thomas and Cleo- almost 90 years old. passes for 110 yards and They’re excited about the way. We’ve done some stuff happen Saturday. phis (LeBlanc) Deveau. She Rosemarie was known to one touchdown. opportunity. It’s some- logistically to try to help “We played Catholic was a graduate of Lynn En- be feisty to all who knew her. Defensively, Matthias thing we’ve worked really us adjust to the timing. Memorial in mid-Octo- glish High School. She lived her life to the abso- Haley leads the Spartans hard to get to. We want to ber, so that’s about two Rosemarie was prede- lute fullest and brought a light in tackles (63). Freeman At the end of the day you nish it the right way.” ceased by her loving son, J. into the lives of all who were has tallied 54 tackles and have to get ready to play months ago,” St. Pierre Lewis Quinn Jr., who passed blessed to know her. To her three sacks. Mark Niboh for the Super Bowl.” said. “There’s so much away May 24, 2018. She grandchildren, she was loving- leads the team in intercep- Driscoll and the Spar- that changes: injuries, tans have enjoyed their who’s playing, who’s not leaves behind her sister, There- ly known as Yaya. tions (3). 781-593-7700 sa E. Gately; numerous nieces Service information: A Mass St. Mary’s defense limit- last week of practice to- playing, younger guys Publishing Daily, except Sundays and nephews; six grandchil- will be held on Saturday, Dec. ed Cohasset to just three gether. who are more experienced. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 dren; seven great-grandchil- 15 at 11 a.m. at Holy Family points in the state semi- “It’s great to practice the I don’t put a ton of stock Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. dren, and one great-great- Church, located on 26 Bes- nal before the Skippers week after Thanksgiving,” in it. We’re conference rivals. There aren’t a lot of Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item grandchild. som St., Lynn, followed by in- found the end zone on a Driscoll said. “You develop Subscriptions Her love for her family knew terment at Pine Grove Ceme- touchdown pass in the bonds with these guys. I’m unknowns going into it. It Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States no bounds. Rosemarie loved tery where her remains will be closing minutes for the 22- fortunate enough to have comes down to who plays $20.00 for 4 weeks all outdoor activities including placed along with those of her 11 nal. another week with these better Saturday.” $65.00 for 13 weeks guys. You have to realize Offensively, St. John’s is $130.00 for 26 weeks camping, skiing, the beach, late husband James. “The turning point in $260.00 for 1 year traveling and most importantly In lieu of owers please that game was holding that it’s your last week led by quarterback Wes Send payment to and POSTMASTER, she had an amazing passion donate to a charity of your them for a eld goal in- and some of these guys Rockett, running back send address changes to: and talent for gure skating. choice. For an online guest- side the 10,” Driscoll said. will end their careers at Trent Tully and receivers The Daily Item Rosemarie was a member book, please visit www.mc- “I think our speed really Gillette Stadium. On the Max Freedman and Rock- 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 and a judge in the United namara-sparrell.com. showed that day. I think other hand it’s kind of sad. ett. Lynn, MA 01903 our defense has really We’ve come a long way but James Taylor, the Cath- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Birthday celebration planned for Cabot

CABOT From A1 directors was formed. Nonprofit status was acquired. The nonprofit now owns the building. These days, The Cabot has found a niche as a live concert venue, producing more than 100 performances a year. “We average 500 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK to 600 people per show, and most of those people want On hand for the signing of a memorandum of agreement between North to grab a bite to eat before Shore Community College and Salem Sate on Friday are, from left, Jo- the show,” said Soward, a hanna Wakelin, a representative for state Sen. Joan Lovely; state Rep. former Swampscott res- Tom Walsh; state Sen. Bruce Tarr; Salem State President John Keenan; ident. “The Cabot is the Massachusetts Commissioner of Higher Education Carlos E. Santia- cultural center of the city go; NSCC President Patricia Gentile; Vice Chair of the NSCC Board of of Beverly.” Paula Cole, left, is curator of the musical trib- Trustees Joe Riley; state Sen. Brendan Crighton; state Rep. Dan Cahill; Tuesday night, a gala ute to blues legend Bessie Smith, featuring Ter- and state Rep. Donald Wong. fundraising concert to help ry Lyne Carrington, right, Tuesday night at the renovate The Cabot by Cabot. 2020, the theater’s 100th Salem State, NSCC forge affordable path birthday, will be held. opened its doors. Honoring Home).” “Honoring Bessie Smith: her was very much in line “When Darlene arrived PARTNERSHIP activities and NSCC stu- Gentile said. The two pres- The Empress of the Blues” with our 100th celebration she was horrified. She plans.” saw the old seats, the mil- From A1 dent housing issues, she idents think being able to is curated by Rockport na- said. The NSCC president share one engineer for both tive/Beverly resident Pau- Each artist will perform dewed carpet ... the place like servicing the North said the two schools are buildings would be one way la Cole, the Grammy-win- one Bessie Smith song and smelled and her dressing Shore area and having working together to devise to contain costs, she said. ning singer-songwriter one song of their own that room was awful,” said So- similar degree programs a housing option on SSU’s The agreement is a com- best known for hits “Where was influenced by Smith. ward. Taylor and Sue Au- and pathways.” campus. mitment from both schools Have All the Cowboys Soward, who now lives clair, the venerable Bos- The agreement focused “We did a survey of our to continuously improve Gone” and “I Don’t Want with his family in Beverly, ton music publicist, were on three specific areas students to see how much their relationship in or- to Wait.” The list of per- is in his third year as ex- onsite and calmed Love’s for the two institutions to interest there would be der to reach the needs of formers is truly remark- ecutive director, after nine nerves. Afterward, Love work on over the next five for housing and there was all their students, Gentile able: Doyle Bramhall II, years as assistant director said it was one of the most years, Gentile said. quite a bit of it,” Gentile said. Shemekia Copeland, Dom of production and perfor- electric evenings of her ca- The first area ensures said. “It will be an option “We hope our students Flemons, Nona Hendryx, mance at Boston Univer- reer and praised the audi- the academic pathways be- for students, not a require- have a fuller post-second- Meshell Ndegeocello, The sity’s School of Music. His ence. “It was an incredible tween the two schools are ment.” ary experience, that we Western Den and Terri first job was at Boston’s night. The show sold out seamless for NSCC stu- For extracurricular ac- can ensure easier trans- Lyne Carrington, whose Orpheum, one of the old- and Love has brought her dents who plan on trans- tivities, Gentile said the fers to pathways at Salem dad and grandfather have est theaters in the United holiday show to The Cabot ferring to SSU. Gentile two schools are working State, and that we contain Lynn roots. States, where he worked every year since,” said So- said even though they both on implementing a way costs so they continue to This is the kickoff of a $3 on the stage crew after ward. She’s back Dec. 8, participate in MassTrans- to have both of their stu- have as much of an afford- million fundraising cam- graduating from Berklee The Cabot’s 98th birthday. fer, which is the state’s dent clubs and honors pro- able experience as possi- paign that will include with a bachelor of music In addition, Soward said transfer pathway, there grams reflect each other, ble while getting their de- renovating the balcony degree in production and the Cabot will collaborate always seem to be hiccups, making for a smoother grees,” Gentile said. “It’s and updating the sound engineering. “That started with Beyond Walls, the especially when it comes to transition from students. scary to move to another system, in advance of the my love of old theaters,” nonprofit behind the mu- students transferring cred- The third area of focus is college and we just want theater’s 100th birthday he said. rals that have helped re- its in different degrees and cost containment. Gentile to help our students do on Dec. 8, 2020. Soward laughed when vive downtown Lynn, next reverse transfers. said it is expensive to run that and still feel familiar. Bessie Smith may not asked about the first show year on two murals that The schools will host a these insitutitions so they Many of our students are be a household name, said he presented at the Cabot. will adorn the exterior of summit at the beginning hope to find ways to work first generation students, Soward, who calls her the He enlisted the help of this majestic theater. of every year to focus on together to share some of so college is a scary expe- Beyoncé of her time. “She Fred Taylor, a mentor improving two specific de- those expenses or needs rience and once they feel was the first female rock and the man behind Bos- Honoring Bessie Smith: gree programs, according which would help them comfortable we know they star, the first marketable ton’s jazz scene for more The Empress of the Blues, to Gentile. This January, both contain costs and are anxious about moving blues artist, the highest than five decades, who Tuesday, Dec. 4, 8 p.m., members from both in- open the door for resourc- on to another college.” paid black performer. Re- said: “Well, Darlene Love at The Cabot, 286 Cabot stitutions will meet up to es they otherwise wouldn’t member, this is the 1920s. is available.” Soward, a St. Tickets, starting at discuss their psychology have been able to afford. Bella diGrazia can be She was a black female. big music fan, said “Heck, $59.50, are on sale now and information technolo- For instance, both institu- reached at bdigrazia@ Women had just received yeah.” He appreciated at TheCabot.org. For more gy degrees. tions own buildings that re- itemlive.com. Follow her the right to vote. 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LEGALS make a child’s LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN Item Santa Christmas wish come true! • Social Security Disability LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN Name(s) • Workers Compensation CORRECTED • Accidents The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, December 11, 2018 at 25 years located across 6:00 PM in Room 302, Lynn City Hall: from Lynn District Court 1. Notice is hereby given that Tony the Florist Inc., DBA Tony the Florist Street 15 Johnson St. at 696 Western Avenue, Margaret Ciota, Manager has applied for a City State Zip 781-596-0100 transfer of the Wine and Malt Beverages License as a Package Store JAMES J. CARRIGAN and Change of Location to 264 Essex Street, Harsh Krish Corpora- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN tion, Bhadresh Patel, Manager. Enclosed is: $ RONALD D. MALLOY Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson www.jamescarriganlaw.com Item: December 1, 3, 2018 Make check payable to: Item Santa [email protected] Please acknowledge our gift as: Catch up with your Name(s) above Anonymous favorite team Other in Item Sports! Clip and mail to: The Item Salvation Army Santa P.O. Box 5, Lynn, MA 01903 Thank you! A4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 OPINION How I was rejected for a job as a mall elf. More than once. HOW TO REACH US

It’s the first of Decem- Christmas trees. Many of The second year, I was fingers before he starts typ- ber and children across the children wailed as the older. I had secured an af- ing and another rubs his the country are lining up flash went off before being Bridget ter-school job at a car deal- hands together like he’s at their local malls to sit sent on their way. ership and missed my op- Turcotte trying to physically warm 110 Munroe St. on the lap of Santa Claus. If I’m going to write this, portunity to say my first job up to the idea of his story. P.O. Box 5 Their parents are excited I’m not going to lie. It was was as an elf. I had spent We have one who spends Lynn, MA 01903 to take home the price- all about the costume for many evenings babysit- the afternoon calling the Customer Service less ($25) photos and print me — at least, it was at ting and had been certified corporate office of his favor- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. them on Christmas cards. first. to perform CPR in school. only chance to ask the mag- ite coffee shop to report a Connecting It brings back a lot of mem- The elves wore green ical man for a BB gun loom- Surely, I was more quali- Stevia outage while anoth- All Departments: ories, and not just pleasant dresses with thick belts ing. I asked the head elf fied. But no luck. er spends it writing about 781-593-7700 ones. and large buttons down the When I applied the third (the bossiest one) if I could her failed attempts at being Ext. 2 I was rejected as a mall center. I may have romanti- year, I didn’t expect to hear apply to be a Santa elf too. an elf. Classifi ed/Legal Advertising elf. cized the outfit after going Just as Ralphie had been back. Maybe they kept my classi [email protected] I remember the first time home and stewing over it, applications from the two A full candy jar lasts less defeated with a “you’ll Subscriptions I decided I should be San- but in my mind the buttons previous years in a gift-like than 24 hours in a room shoot your eye out, kid,” with just a dozen of us. We [email protected] ta’s helper. I was shopping were gold and sparkly, and and booted down the slide, I box with a large tag labeled Circulation with a friend long before I a white fur collar poked “do not call.” It was possible produce something others [email protected] was shuffled to the side and even had a driver’s license, out from the neckline. Also, I lacked the childcare ex- enjoy on tight deadlines sent on my way to allow a Ext. 3 and took note of the line hats are kinda my thing. perience needed to escort a and we certainly work turn for a child a third of Newsroom that seemed to fill the en- With this new aspiration tiny human from a parent’s hard. [email protected] tire wing of the shopping in mind, my friend and I my age. arm to Santa’s lap. Maybe Maybe, just maybe, de- [email protected] center leading up to the big jumped in line and waited That cotton-headed nin- they had already deter- spite my repeated rejec- Ext. 4 guy in red. our turn to get up to where ny muggins sent me home mined that, like Buddy, I tions, I somehow landed in Sports I don’t remember the the magic happened. I don’t to submit my application didn’t fit in in the elf world. my own version of a shop- [email protected] elves looking particularly remember feeling too old online. Instead, a decade later I ping center North Pole. Ext. 5 happy that they had fall- for this — until we sat to- Which I did. Three years find myself in a place much Retail and Online en into this line of work gether on Santa’s lap. in a row. like the land of misfit toys: Bridget Turcotte joined Advertising [email protected] as they plucked screaming It didn’t matter. It was my Historically, the elf com- a newsroom. the Daily Item staff as a re- children from the crowd chance. munity has been perceived Writers are weird peo- porter in 2015. She covers ADVERTISING and plopped them down on I felt like Ralphie climb- to be quite welcoming, so I ple. Surely, just as weird as Saugus, Revere, and Nah- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising the lap of a strange old man ing back up the slide with was surprised when I didn’t elves. ant. She can be reached at and Business Development, ext. 1355 flanked by two towering the threat of missing his hear back the first year. One reporter wiggles his [email protected]. [email protected] David McBournie Sales Representative, ext. 1280 EDITORIAL STACEY ROLLER [email protected] Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Time to reform [email protected] California’s right-to-die Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] law needs intervention state housing courts BUSINESS OFFICE Maria Alvaracin A Riverside County ap- touch it. Instead, they ext. 1205 peals court upheld Cali- said the court couldn’t Massachusetts Hous- to Housing Court? This forced. Why not? [email protected] fornia’s right-to-die law ponder the merits being Court is the Wild would only benefit land- Advocacy groups like Susan J. Conti this week, ending months cause the physicians who West. Landlords are ste- lords and tenants alike. the local one that was in Controller, ext. 1288 of legal limbo after a Su- filed the lawsuit have no reotyped time and time Landlords come from the news who halted an [email protected] perior Court judge inval- again as the villains. all walks of life: from the eviction (Item, Oct. 24) Ted Grant standing to challenge the Publisher, ext. 1234 idated the law in May law. That’s because they They are portrayed as Trump-style investor to do more damage than [email protected] because he believed it had can opt out of providing money hungry, wealthy the new immigrant who good. They broke the law Marian Kinney been improperly enacted. end-of-life assistance — individuals who strive has purchased his first by stopping an eviction. ext. 1212 That’s great news for the law allows physicians to keep tenants down home, taking in a tenant to They wasted community [email protected] the state’s terminally ill to refuse to participate. A by providing sub-par resources by requiring Will Kraft help pay for his mortgage. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 patients whose doctors dissenting opinion, mean- housing at inflated pric- The same also can be the ever busy police to be [email protected] may have been reluctant while, explained how the es. Tenants are often said for tenants. A tenant dispatched to their pro- Mike Shanahan to write a life-ending pre- plaintiffs could solve their portrayed as victims of of high means or low test. They brag on social Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 scription while the law standing problem and re- inflated housing, and un- means can and will ma- media how they halted [email protected] was being contested in vive the suit. fair housing practices. nipulate the court system an eviction. They called Carolina Trujillo the courts. The law is now Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 If they do that, this case There is a trace of truth to further their agenda. out a landlord who they [email protected] officially valid again — at could drag on for years. in both of these stereo- Then add in lawyers and claimed wronged this least until the plaintiffs Jim Wilson That’s an unacceptable types. A landlord/tenant we here in Massachusetts tenant without present- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 file a new challenge. [email protected] delay, and the California relationship gone awry is have a housing mess! ing the full story. And they very well may, CIRCULATION Supreme Court should comparable to a divorce Lawyers can prey on Again, there are three because Tuesday’s ruling not let that happen. If or heated romantic re- tenants and landlords. sides to the story: the Lisa Mahmoud didn’t settle the constitu- the plaintiffs don’t ask Manager, ext. 1239 lationship breakdown. tenant’s, the landlord’s [email protected] tional question raised by the high court to take up They are the drivers who the physicians who filed the case, then the justices There is the landlord know the ins and outs and the truth. In the CLASSIFIED the lawsuit. The plaintiffs should review it on their side, the tenant side and of the manipulation pro- end the advocacy group Abbe Young Smith the truth. As in a messy cess, aka Housing Court. postponed the inevita- Manager, ext. 1276 argued that the Legisla- own motion. They have [email protected] ture exceeded its author- divorce, both parties, in- A tenant and a landlord ble eviction. They also the right to do so and, we GRAPHICS ity in 2015 by passing think, the obligation as cluded jaded landlords represented by a lawyer harmed the tenant and Trevor Andreozzi the measure in a special well. and tenants, can and will truly is the only way for used her as a sacrificial Designer session that Gov. Jerry It’s heartless to string do things that are unbe- successful procedural and lamb. She was desperate [email protected] Brown had called to deal along terminally ill pa- coming and not of their manipulation of the Hous- and this group reached Tyler Bernard with Medi-Cal funding. normal character. ing Court system. A law- out to her. They put her Designer tients who may be com- [email protected] Riverside County Superi- forted by the knowledge Massachusetts cur- yer can be a friend or a foe. name all over the pa- or Court Judge Daniel A. Zachary Cotto that they have the option rently has two courts The caveat is you need to pers and social media. Designer Ottolia agreed and struck to make their suffering in which housing mat- be assigned one pro bono Who is going to rent [email protected] down the law. stop if it becomes unbear- ters can be found: Dis- or pay for one. This may her an apartment now? Mohamed Diop That was a stretch — able. Physicians too have Designer trict Court and Housing not be feasible for a land- Who wants to be bullied [email protected] the special session also al- an interest in settling the Court. Some counties lords or a tenant. if they have to evict a lowed for the consideration Mark Sutherland constitutional issue raised have only District Court. In Massachusetts land- tenant? No one tenant or Creative Director for any healthcare-related by this case as soon as District Court han- lords, novice or not, are landlord should be sub- [email protected] bills, and end-of-life care is possible. Otherwise, they dles a plethora of cases, held to standards that ject to these groups. They NEWSROOM indeed a healthcare issue. may face a legal dilemma need to learn to conduct Mike Alongi If the appeals court jus- many of which are unre- are not the norm. when dying patients ask themselves in a matter Sports Reporter ext. 1228 tices had dared to consider lated to housing. Many If a landlord mishan- [email protected] for help negotiating their feel that District Court dles a security deposit, that can help, not harm, that question, they would final days. Bill Brotherton have come to the same is more landlord friend- tenant may immediately relationships that have Features Editor ext. 1338 conclusion. An editorial from the ly. The logic behind this ask for it back or, in some to exist between tenants [email protected] thought is that District cases, sue when it is not and landlords. Gayla Cawley But they didn’t even Los Angeles Times. Reporter, ext. 1236 Court Judges are not as handled as per Massa- There is so much room [email protected] well trained as Housing chusetts law states. for improvement in Hous- Cheryl Charles Court Judges in matters Why is it then accept- ing Courts in Massachu- News Editor, ext. 1278 READERS’ FORUM pertaining to housing. able for a tenant who is setts. My experience as a [email protected] Massachusetts courts in court for nonpayment landlord has been that if Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 We want your letters historically favor the to play a typical game of you follow the rules, are [email protected] tenant. Procedures that “let’s call code enforce- prepared for the process Thomas Grillo Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and exist in Housing Court ment”? The apartment all to take place, keep emo- Reporter, ext. 1264 comments from readers. Please send yours to the Edi- written under the pre- of a sudden became full tions neutral, and present [email protected] tor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at as flexible and fair your Spenser Hasak tense of being unbiased of “issues” once an evic- Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] have turned into games tion was filed. Next, the case will be resolved. [email protected] and loopholes tenants tenant decides to with- There are numerous Thor Jourgensen can use. hold rent and ask for an changes that should oc- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] In counties with both abatement to lower their cur with evictions in Mas- Daniel Kane District and Housing debt. Massachusetts has sachusetts to streamline Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS Courts, a landlord may specific laws on how ten- the process and proce- [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill start an eviction in either ants must withhold rent dures to make evictions a Steve Krause M£ H. S Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg court. A tenant who is the in escrow accounts, but more less timely and fair Edward M. Grant [email protected] E C J. subject of the complaint rarely if ever are they en- process for all involved. C¡ C Gordon R. Hall Owen O’Rourke Advertising Director News Editor in District Court may W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey Photographer, ext. 1224 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton then opt to move their Stacey Roller has [email protected] J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan case to Housing Court. been a North Shore Emma LeBlanc Pérez Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman resident since 1998, Copy Editor One can see that this is [email protected] a game both a landlord having spent the last PUBLISHERS 20 years in Lynn. She Harold Rivera and a tenant may play if Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 is a real estate broker Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 these options are avail- [email protected] in Massachusetts, New Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 able. A tenant can “buy Roberto Scalese Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Hampshire and Flori- News Editor, ext. 1211 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 more time” when they opt da and she has a bou- [email protected] Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 to exercise their right to Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 tique brokerage located Anne Marie Tobin Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 move courts. A landlord Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 in Swampscott. She has [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 may hope a tenant does been a landlord since Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Bridget Turcotte not know of their option to she was 20 years old John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Reporter, ext. 1269 Executive Editor, “move courts” and choose and in real estate for [email protected] a more landlord friendly more than 20 years. Ryan York option in District Court. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Why does this option [email protected] even exist? Why doesn’t TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Massachusetts allow Director ext. 1247 all counties an option [email protected] SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION In GM country, workers aren’t abandoning Trump — so far

By Sara Burnett man who won them over would cut up to 14,000 ASSOCIATED PRESS with his sky-high prom- workers in North America ises. But they took those and marked five plants for LORDSTOWN, Ohio pledges seriously, and still possible closure, includ- — Since General Motors expect him to fulfill them. ing the Lordstown plant, announced its decision “Do I feel like there’s which previous rounds of this week to shut down still time to put down layoffs already had left its hulking Lordstown Twitter and stop doing operating with just one plant — the anchor of this what he’s doing and focus shift. Once-full parking northeast Ohio town — on us? Yeah,” said Tommy lots around the plant now workers on the line have Wolikow, who followed in sit largely empty. Assem- had nothing but ques- his father’s footsteps to bly plants in Detroit and tions. Will they have jobs work at GM Lordstown Ontario and transmission come spring? Should they plants near Baltimore put in for transfers and before he was laid off on the same day as Trump’s and in Warren, Mich., also move their families to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS could be shuttered. Texas or Tennessee? How inauguration. Michigan, like Ohio, was Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos visited students at Cedar Grove El- much should they spend The 36-year-old father of among the states with ementary to see how Hurricane Michael affected students and staff in on Christmas? three was in the crowd at a large numbers of once-re- One they haven’t yet an- 2017 rally in Youngstown Panama City, Fla. liably Democratic union swered: Who is to blame? when Trump boasted he workers who backed It was working-class vot- would bring jobs back. Trump two years ago. But ers like these who bucked “Don’t sell your house,” Michigan seemed to be ‘One day at a time’ for schools the area’s history as a the president said — and swinging back to the left Democratic stronghold Wolikow took him at his in the November midterm and backed Donald Trump word. But things only got recovering from hurricane election, when Democrats in 2016, helping him win worse. He’s since started the White House with traveling to Trump rallies won the governor’s office By Mike Schneider schools were still dealing District officials are still promises to put American to draw attention to the and other statewide races ASSOCIATED PRESS with sporadic power out- trying to get a handle on workers first and bring troubles in Lordstown and and picked up two con- ages. Davis’ school had how many students they ORLANDO, Fla. — Since back disappearing man- elsewhere where he says gressional seats. some right before Thanks- have. Two district ad- students in the Florida ufacturing jobs. Whether promises haven’t been Ohio seemed to be hold- giving. ministrators are devot- Panhandle county hardest they stick with him after kept. But he says he will ing firm for the GOP. “At first we thought ev- ing their time to tracking hit by Hurricane Michael the GM news and other support Trump again if he Democratic Sen. Sher- erything was going to be down students to figure returned to classrooms in signs that the economy sees action, not just words. rod Brown — a possible OK — the kids are very re- out if they’ve moved away. early November, they’ve may be cooling could de- “If you help get jobs back 2020 presidential candi- silient — but they started A little more than dealt with power outages, termine Trump’s political here in our community ... date — won re-election, crying. They thought an- 29,000 students across the sporadic internet, missing future. you’ll have my vote,” he but Republicans won the other storm was coming,” district were enrolled in friends, larger classes and For now, many people said. governor’s race and four Davis said. “We tried to schools on the last day of shared buildings. here are still behind the GM said Monday it other statewide offices for keep them calm and told classes before Hurricane Students displaced the third straight time, an them these things hap- Michael hit the Panhan- outcome Ohio Democrat- from heavily damaged Bay County schools have pen.” dle with winds topping ic Party Chairman David For Gavin Polenz, the out at 155 miles per hour. Pepper attributed partly moved into less damaged schools, where one school hardest part of returning Enrollment had dropped to Ohioans’ loyalty to the to school has been the piles by more than 2,600 stu- president. “The Trump holds classes in the morning and the other school of debris. The fourth-grad- dents, almost 9 percent, factor,” he said. er uses a wheelchair be- districtwide by the Friday In northeast Ohio, where holds classes in the afternoon. cause of cerebral palsy before Thanksgiving. Democrats for decades and the debris on Panama District officials said took 60 percent or more of Teachers have struggled with how much homework City streets made getting that drop could increase the vote, the GOP picked to his new bus stop two as requests for transfers up steam. While statewide to give students when they didn’t have internet blocks away difficult. His to other school districts Democratic candidates parents, Amber and Josh, catch up with the number won in Mahoning Coun- at home. The district dropped its worry the debris made it of students who have left. ty, where Youngstown is hard for cars to see him. Some individual schools located, it was by much dress code because some PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS students and staff lost Gavin is at a new school, have had drops in enroll- smaller margins than four but he has the same ment as high as a fifth of The number of people working in factories has their clothes to the Oct. 10 years ago. County GOP teacher and many for- the student body. not passed the totals of a decade ago, right before hurricane and wore donat- Chairman Mark Munroe mer classmates, which he “I still have kids that credits Trump and a “new- ed clothing. the 2008 financial crisis forced a crushing wave found reassuring. During we can’t find, and even of layoffs. found sense of optimism.” “You can see the staff, they’re taking it one day the first week of classes their friends can’t find at a time. They say they’re in early November, they them. When teenagers OK, but I don’t know if made bracelets, colored can’t find each other on Back-to-back earthquakes shatter they’re OK. They’re put- and talked about the hur- social media, that gets ting on a smile and a ricane, not the usual class serious,” said Alexis Un- roads and windows in Alaska brave face for the kids,” activities. derwood, who teaches sev- said JoBeth Davis, a spe- “We were trying to get enth-grade language arts By Rachel D’oro cial education teacher at used to being at school,” at Mowat Middle School and Dan Joling Deer Point Elementary Gavin said in a telephone in Lynn Haven. “I’m sure ASSOCIATED PRESS School in Panama City. interview. “It felt good to if they were in town, we As recently as Monday, talk about it.” would have found them.” ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Back-to-back earthquakes measuring 7.0 and 5.7 shattered highways Marriott security breach exposed and rocked buildings Fri- day morning in Anchor- data of up to 500 million guests age, sending people running into the streets and By Michelle acquired by Marriott in ed more than 145 million briefly triggering a warn- Chapman 2016. They include W Ho- people. A Target breach in ing to residents in Kodiak and Mae Anderson tels, St. Regis, Sheraton, 2013 affected more than to flee to higher ground for ASSOCIATED PRESS Westin, Element, Aloft, 41 million payment card fear of a tsunami. The Luxury Collection, Le accounts and exposed con- NEW YORK — Hack- The warning was lifted Méridien and Four Points. tact information for more ers stole information on without incident a short than 60 million customers. as many as 500 million Starwood-branded time- time later. There were no Security analysts were guests of the Marriott ho- share properties were also immediate reports of any PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tel empire over four years, affected. None of the Mar- especially alarmed to learn deaths or serious injuries. Tim Craig, owner of a south Anchorage store, obtaining credit card and riott-branded chains were that the breach began in The U.S. Geological Sur- 2014. While such failures said no one was injured but hundreds of items passport numbers and threatened. vey said the first and more often span months, four hit the floor and two shelves collapsed in a other personal data, the The crisis quickly powerful quake was cen- years is extreme, said Yo- stock room. company said Friday as it emerged as one of the big- tered about 7 miles north acknowledged one of the gest data breaches on re- natan Striem-Amit, chief of Anchorage, Alaska’s technology officer of Cy- abled traffic lights, snarl- When it over, Sadie said, largest security breaches cord. largest city, with a popula- bereason. ing traffic. It also threw a there was only one thing in history. “On a scale of 1 to 10 and tion of about 300,000. Peo- It was unclear what full-grown man out of his she could do: “I started The full scope of the fail- up, this is one of those No. ple ran from their offices hackers could do with the bathtub. crying.” ure was not immediately 10 size breaches. There or took cover under desks. All flights in and out Jonathan Lettow was clear. Marriott was trying have only been a few of credit card information. “It had my heart racing of the airport were sus- waiting with his 5-year- to determine if the records them of this scale and Though it was stored in and I felt a bit of motion pended for hours after old daughter and other included duplicates, such scope in the last decade,” encrypted form, it was sickness afterwards. I the quake knocked out children for the school bus as a single person staying said Chris Wysopal, chief possible that hackers also was scared!” April Pearce telephones and forced the near their home in Wasil- multiple times. technology officer of Ver- obtained the two compo- wrote on Instagram after evacuation of the control la when the quake struck. The affected hotel acode, a security company. nents needed to descram- being shaken at her desk tower. And the 800-mile The children got on the brands were operated by By comparison, last ble the numbers, the com- in the town of Soldotna. Alaska oil pipeline was ground while Lettow tried Starwood before it was year’s Equifax hack affect- pany said. A large section of an off- shut down while crews to keep them calm. For as many as two- ramp near the Anchorage were sent to inspect it for “It’s one of those things thirds of those affected, airport collapsed, ma- damage. where in your head, you the exposed data could rooning a car on a narrow Anchorage’s school sys- think, ‘OK, it’s going to include mailing addresses, island of pavement sur- tem canceled classes and stop,’ and you say that to phone numbers, email ad- rounded by deep chasms asked parents to pick up yourself so many times dresses and passport num- in the concrete. Several their children while it ex- in your head that final- bers. Also included might cars crashed at a major amined buildings for gas ly you think, ‘OK, maybe be dates of birth, gender, intersection in Wasil- leaks or other damage. this isn’t going to stop,’” reservation dates, arrival la, north of Anchorage, Fifteen-year-old Sadie he said. and departure times and during the shaking. Blake and other members Soon after the shaking Starwood Preferred Guest Anchorage Police Chief of the Homer High School stopped, the school bus account information. Justin Doll said he had wrestling team were at an pulled up and the children “We fell short of what our been told that parts of the Anchorage school gymna- boarded, but the driver guests deserve and what Glenn Highway, a scenic sium waiting for a tour- stopped at a bridge and re- we expect of ourselves,” route that runs northeast nament to start when the fused to go across because CEO Arne Sorenson said out of the city past farms, bleachers started rocking of deep cracks in the road, in a statement. “We are mountains and glaciers, “like crazy” and the lights Lettow said. doing everything we can had “completely disap- went out. People started Former Alaska Gov. Sar- to support our guests and peared.” running down the bleach- ah Palin tweeted that her using lessons learned to The quake broke store ers in the dark, trying to home was damaged: “Our be better moving forward.” windows, opened cracks get out. family is intact — house Marriott set up a web- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in a two-story building “It was a gym full of is not. I imagine that’s the site and call center for downtown, disrupted screams,” said team chap- case for many, many oth- The crisis quickly emerged as one of the big- customers who believe electrical service and dis- erone Ginny Grimes. ers.” gest data breaches on record. they are at risk. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 3:06 p.m. on Thursday. someone claiming to “be the Six boats catch on larly arrests, reflect police records. In Boston Globe.” He stated his the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Theft father was able to stop the it is the sole responsibility of the con- charge but wanted the police A report of a larceny at 10 department to be aware. cerned party to contact the relevant Greenwood Ave. at 2:56 p.m. fire in Marblehead A caller reported that “you police department and have the de- on Thursday; at 258 Boston take your life into your hands der truck and two engines tion Unit to determine the partment issue a notice of correction St. at 4:06 p.m. on Thursday; crossing Smith Street because By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF got the fire under control cause of the fire. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- at 99 Beacon Hill Ave. at 9:21 of speeding cars,” at 4:13 p.m. a.m. on Friday. at 12:39 a.m. and began Rice said the estimat- ifications will not be made without on Thursday. She also stat- Marblehead firefighters A report of motor vehicle checking for hot spots that ed damages are between express notice of change from the ed it is the same near Glover knocked down a boatyard theft at Subway, 44 State St., could rekindle the blaze, $500,000 and $750,000. School. fire that lit up six boats arresting police department. at 3:41 p.m. on Thursday; said Rice. “It was a really good A walk-in reported that she in under a half-hour early at 99 North Common St. at The origin of the fire was stop, especially with that arrived home with her daugh- Friday morning. LYNN 12:08 p.m. on Friday. in a 22-foot Eastern lobster dense of a storage facility,” ter at 5:51 p.m. on Thursday A 911 call came in at A report of a robbery at 501 boat, said Rice. While Mar- said Rice. “The fuel load is and the television was on. 12:12 a.m. reporting a pos- Arrests Washington St. at 4:35 a.m. blehead fire crews were at- very high so it can be very She stated they were afraid sible explosion at the boat- on Friday; at 21 Henry Ave. at tending to the fire, Salem hard to get a fire like that someone was inside and that yard at 7 Lincoln Ave. and Scott Barton, 41, of 100 1:34 p.m. on Friday. and Swampscott took cov- under control so quickly.” Willow St., was arrested on recently they have had a cou- soon after, additional calls erage of the town, he said. ple of other suspicious things warrant charges of malicious Vandalism came in reporting a fire, Marblehead’s fire and po- Bella diGrazia can be destruction of property worth happen to her daughter. Offi- according to Capt. Thomas lice departments are work- reached at bdigrazia@ more than $1,200, breaking A report of vandalism to a cers did a walk-through of the Rice with the town’s fire ing with the Massachusetts itemlive.com. Follow her on and entering daytime for fel- motor vehicle at Dollar Tree, home and found nothing. prevention office. One lad- State Police Fire Investiga- Twitter @BelladiGrazia. ony, and charged with a de- 759 Lynnway, at 1:54 p.m. on A caller reported he thought fault warrant at 11:24 p.m. on Thursday; at 95 Allerton St. at he heard what sounded like Thursday. 10:26 p.m. on Thursday; at gunshots on Stonybrook Road Anthony Ferragamo, 22, of Central Avenue and Sutton at 7:11 a.m. on Friday. Re- Possible human bone 280 Washington St., Peabody, Street at 7:49 a.m. on Friday; sponding officers were unable was arrested and charged at 1 Rockaway St. at 8:12 a.m. to hear anything but what with possession of a Class A on Friday. sounds like construction vehi- drug, possession to distribute cles at the dump. found on Revere Beach a class drug, possession of a LYNNFIELD firearm without an FID card, PEABODY State Police detectives was a single bone, accord- man remains in Rumney unlawful possession of ammo Accidents are investigating after a ing to the Suffolk County Marsh in North Revere on without FID card, and firearm Arrest potential human bone was District Attorney’s office. Nov. 23. Police returned use in felony at 12:43 p.m. on Report of a multiple motor found on Revere Beach “The passerby who first to the marsh on Monday, Friday. vehicle crash at Lynnfield Mid- Arnalfo Niz, 29, of 262 Monday morning. observed it reported the where they continued to Katrina Freeman, of 57 Fox- dle School at 505 Main St. on Western Ave., Lynn, was ar- Massachusetts State item as a body; a search of search the area. hill Road, Nahant, was arrest- Thursday at 1:46 p.m. Officer rested on Friday at 2:51 p.m. Police detectives secured the area did not yield any “There is at this time ed on warrant charges of op- reports no personal injury. following a traffic stop at 46 the remains, which were further remains,” according no apparent link to last erating under the influence of Report of a motor vehicle Prospect St. and 2 Felton St. discovered on the beach to the DA’s office. “State Po- week’s discovery of like- liquor and child endangerment crash on Thursday at 4:56 and charged with operating at about 11 a.m., accord- lice have provided the bone ly human remains on the while operating under the influ- p.m. at 954 Salem St. and 1 a motor vehicle without a li- ing to a statement by the to the Office of the Chief western side of Rumney ence at 2:10 p.m. on Friday. Locust St. cense. He was also charged department. Pathologists Medical Examiner for fur- Marsh Reservation; pa- Jesus Liria, of 35 Graves Caller reports motor vehicle with an outstanding warrant will test the bone to deter- ther examination.” thologists continue to ex- Ave., was arrested on warrant crash with property damage form Lynn District Court. mine if it is human. This is the second time amine those remains but charges of operating under at 739 Walnut St. on Friday Police initially respond- in two weeks potential hu- have not reached any for- the influence of liquor, alcohol at 5:43 a.m. Officer reports Summons ed to a report of a body on man remains were found mal conclusions yet as to from an open container, two two people were taken to the the beach, but detectives in Revere. Hunters found their origin,” according to Kristina Pixley, 25, of 505 counts of improper turns, and hospital. what appears to be hu- Pleasant St., Malden, was quickly learned that it the DA’s office. a marked lanes violation at Motor vehicle crash with 2:31 p.m. on Thursday. property damage reported on summoned on Thursday at 3 Frank Magori, 50, of 11 Friday at 6:56 a.m. at Salem p.m. following a traffic stop at Sheriff won’t appeal decision Hamley St., was arrested on Street and Hidden Valley Road. 662 Lowell St. and charged warrant charges of operating a Officer reports two people tak- with operating an uninsured, motor vehicle with a suspend- en to the hospital. unregistered motor vehicle to provide inmate methadone ed registration, possession of with a revoked registration. Adam Collins, 37, of 68 an unregistered motor vehicle, Complaints By Thomas Grillo prohibition against cruel receives treatment in the Starrett Road, Lynn, was sum- possession of an uninsured ITEM STAFF and unusual punishment. form of a daily dose of moned on Friday at 3:14 p.m. motor vehicle or trailer, assault Report of a cellphone found The American Civil methadone, a prescription following a traffic stop at 46 and battery with a dangerous at Whole Foods Market on In a decision with na- Liberties Union of Mas- drug that suppresses drug Prospect St. and 2 Felton St. tionwide implications, Es- weapon, malicious destruction Market Street by a caller from sachusetts (ACLU) filed cravings and withdrawal and charged with operating a sex County Sheriff Kevin of property worth more than 3 Cranberry Lane on Thursday suit against Coppinger symptoms. motor vehicle with an expired Coppinger will not appeal $1,200, larceny of a motor ve- at 1:28 p.m. and Aaron Eastman, su- But Coppinger was re- a federal judge’s ruling hicle, larceny over $1,200, as- Wireless caller from the license. perintendent of the Essex that his jail must provide luctant to immediately sault and battery, and charged Christmas Tree Shop at 28S County House of Correc- methadone to a recovering agree to the judge’s order with two default warrants at Broadway reported an employ- Accidents tion, on behalf of Geoffrey and considered an appeal. 12:39 a.m. on Friday. ee will not leave the building opioid addict. A report of a motor vehicle Pesce in September. He said providing meth- Shawn McDormand, 46, of on Thursday at 3:21 p.m. Of- “We spoke not only with crash at 21 Caller St. on Thurs- The 32-year-old Ipswich adone to inmates creates 500 Essex St., was arrested ficer reports party left prior to our legal team but with day at 3:48 p.m. Caller said attorneys for the Nation- resident is expected to security problems where and charged with a city knife police arrival. plead guilty and could be the drug gets smuggled Caller reported a man other operator refused to ex- al Sheriffs’ Association, ordinance violation at 12:45 sentenced on Monday for into correctional facilities. dressed in dark clothing was change information. Officer as- which represent my peers p.m. on Friday. violating probation and He also said it would cre- walking in the road on Sum- sisted in paperwork exchange. nationwide, and this is Ingmar Pojoy, 24, of 15 driving with a suspended ate a logistical nightmare mer Street on Thursday at 6:58 A three-car crash was report- the best move for us right Myrtle St., was arrested and license. The plea carries taking a prisoner daily to p.m. Officer located the par- ed on Thursday at 5:43 p.m. at now,” he said. “We reserve charged with operating a mo- a minimum mandatory a clinic. ty and drove them to Everett Plum Tomatoes at 145 Summit all our legal rights in the tor vehicle with a suspended sentence of 60 days that “One of my fears is, Bank. St. Officer reports no injuries future.” license at 4:38 a.m. on Friday. would be served in Mid- where does this end?” Report of a lost wallet in and tows. U.S. District Court Judge Rosba Taylor, 26, of 35 Lyn- Denise Casper ordered dleton, the jail Coppinger front of The Paper Store on Two-car crash reported on Coppinger said. “This is nway, was arrested on warrant the Essex County House manages, the lawsuit said. new ground and where charges of carrying a loaded Market Street on Thursday at Friday at 7:44 a.m. at 420 Lyn- of Correction to provide The ACLU complaint will this lead in the days firearm weapon, possession of 6:59 p.m. Officer checked nfield St. Atlantic EMS reports methadone to a prospec- sought an end to the jail’s to come.” a firearm with a defaced num- the area around where party no need for police. tive inmate who relies on practice of denying medi- A spokesman for the ber, possession of a firearm was parked and spoke to em- Officer assistance requested the medication to treat cation-assisted treatment ACLU was not immediate- without an FID card, posses- ployees of the store but found at 286 Newbury St. at 8:39 his addiction. Denying to inmates diagnosed with ly available for comment. sion of a Class B drug, evading nothing. a.m. on Friday as three unregistered vehicles were towed the treatment, the judge opioid disorders, even if it railroad fare, carrying a gun or ruled, violates the Ameri- was doctor-prescribed. Thomas Grillo can be weapon, a miscellaneous mu- False Alarms from the property for trespass- ing. cans with Disabilities Act Pesce has been in re- reached at tgrillo@item- nicipal ordinance, malicious and the constitutional covery for two years and live.com. wanton defacement of prop- False burglar alarm reported Fight in progress reported at erty, assault with a dangerous at 34 Brook Drive on Thursday Olivera’s Steak House at 74 weapon, operating a motor ve- at 7:47 a.m. Officer reports all Walnut St. on Friday at 10:37 Dallas officer who shot neighbor hicle with a suspended license, is secure. a.m. Officer reports a person possession of an unregistered Alarm company canceled a fell, there was no fight. Patient motor vehicle, possession of burglar alarm call for 6 Wind- taken to the North Shore Med- charged with murder by grand jury an uninsured trailer or motor sor Road on Thursday at 1:38 ical Center. vehicle, number plate violation, p.m. By Ryan Tarinelli ment complex’s garage, and charged with resisting ar- Animal Control ASSOCIATED PRESS rather than the third floor, rest and operating a motor ve- Medical Aid where her unit was locat- Caller reports two loose dogs DALLAS — A white for- ed, according to an affida- hicle with a suspended license Lifeline request for an am- at 7 Perley Ave. charged at his mer Dallas police officer at 12:46 p.m. on Thursday; at vit prepared by the Texas bulance on Thursday at 10:56 two dogs who were leashed was indicted on a mur- Rangers. 50 South Common St. at 1:47 der charge Friday, nearly a.m. at 130 Summer St. Pa- on Friday at 1:24 p.m. No She said she got to p.m. on Thursday. three months after she tient taken to the Beverly Hos- one was injured, but they were what she thought was her fatally shot an unarmed pital. chased down the street. Officer apartment — Jean’s was Accidents Request from 76 Crest Road black neighbor whose issued a $50 ticket to Danielle directly above hers — and for an ambulance on Thursday apartment she said she A report of a motor vehicle Cafarelli who has been previ- found the door ajar. She at 11:13 a.m. Patent taken to entered by mistake, be- accident at Franklin and North ously warned about licensing opened it to find a figure Massachusetts General Hos- lieving it to be her own. Common streets at 12:02 p.m. the animal. standing in the darkness. pital. Amber Guyger told on Thursday; at 5 Stetson St. at She said she pulled her Ambulance call from 972 fellow officers that she 1:15 p.m. on Thursday; at Ford Complaints gun and fired twice after and Locust streets at 1:15 Main St. on Thursday at 1:52 opened fire when Both- Disabled motor vehicle re- the person ignored her p.m. on Thursday; at 40 Feder- p.m. Patient taken to Beverly am Jean appeared in the ported at Five Corners at 43 commands. al St. at 4:19 p.m. on Thursday; Hospital. darkness. Lake St. on Thursday at 5:51 Jean’s relatives joined Guyger has since been at Cherry and Lewis streets at fired from the department, 4:51 p.m. on Thursday; at Bos- MARBLEHEAD p.m. Officer reports motor ve- the district attorney for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hicle is off the road and no the announcement of the and Jean’s family has filed ton and Carnes streets at 5:47 If convicted of mur- a lawsuit against Guyger p.m. on Thursday; at Shaw’s Complaints hazard. charge. Jean, a 26-year- der, former Dallas Caller reports he may have and the city of Dallas. The Supermarket, 43 State St., at old native of the Carib- police officer Amber lost his keys while walking federal suit argues that 7:24 a.m. on Friday; at 301 A caller reported an attempt- bean island nation of St. Guyger faces up to life on Thursday at 7:27 p.m. on Lucia, attended college in Guyger used excessive Essex St. at 2:49 p.m. on Fri- ed social security fraud call at in prison. 9:33 a.m. on Thursday. She Pulaski Street. Keys were de- Arkansas and had been force in the shooting and day; at 21 Joyce St. at 3 p.m. contends the department on Friday. stated there are a lot of elderly scribed as a Subaru key, a working in Dallas for ac- But Johnson said at the counting and consulting did not give her adequate A report of a hit and run mo- residents in town and she does large door key, three smaller time that the grand jury keys, one with an American firm PwC. training. tor vehicle accident at Blossom not want them to get defraud- could upgrade the charge, flag, and several store reward “I truly believe that she The circumstances of the Street and Neptune Boulevard ed by a scammer. which it did Friday. A caller reported a black cards. inflicted tremendous evil shooting sparked outrage at 4:11 p.m. on Thursday; at “When you look at the sedan with out-of-state plates Report of a motor vehicle on my son,” Jean’s moth- and led many to question 46 Camden St. at 6:09 p.m. facts of this case, we that was operating erratically parked partially in a driveway er, Allison said after the Guyger’s account. Critics, on Thursday; at 80 Central Ave. thought that it was mur- including Jean’s family, at 7:06 p.m. on Thursday. at Smith and Pleasant streets at 252 Newbury St. on Thurs- announcement. “He didn’t at 12:15 p.m. on Thursday. She day at 10:05 p.m. causing a deserve it. He was seated der all along,” Dallas also wondered why it took County District Attorney Assaults stated the vehicle crossed the traffic hazard on Route 1. Of- in his own apartment.” three days for Guyger to be yellow lines and almost side- ficer reports vehicle has been Guyger was arrested on Faith Johnson said. charged, why she was not A report of an assault and swiped two vehicles. Respond- moved and AAA arrived. a manslaughter charge After finishing her shift, taken into custody imme- battery on Shepard Street at ed officers reported the vehicle A noise complaint was re- three days after the Sept. Guyger told investigators, diately after the shooting 1:40 p.m. on Thursday. as gone on arrival. ceived on Friday at 2:39 a.m. 6 shooting, prompting she returned home in uni- and whether race played A report of an assault at A caller reported his father at 732 Silverleaf Way. Officer criticism that the original form and parked on the a factor in her decision to Boston and New Park streets received a scam call from reports all is quiet. charge was too lenient. fourth floor of her apart- use deadly force. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Mayweather, DJ Khaled settle over digital coin promotions

By Marcy Gordon including $100,000 from mote the other two ICOs, ASSOCIATED PRESS Centra Tech Inc. Khaled in addition to Centra’s. allegedly didn’t disclose With no disclosure of the WASHINGTON — a $50,000 payment from payments, “Mayweather Federal regulators said Centra, which he touted and Khaled’s ICO promo- Thursday that boxing leg- on his social media actions may have appeared end Floyd Mayweather counts as a “game chang- to be unbiased, rather and music producer DJ er.” than paid endorsements,” Khaled are paying a total Mayweather and Khaled Stephanie Avakian, co-di- $750,000 to settle charges neither admitted nor de- rector of the SEC’s en- they failed to disclose pay- nied the allegations in forcement division, said in ments they received for agreeing to the settle- a statement. promoting investments in ments. Under the settlements, digital-currency securi- Mayweather’s promo- Mayweather agreed to ties. tions were said to include pay a $300,000 penalty, The Securities and Ex- a message to his Twitter give up another $300,000 change Commission said followers alerting them and pay $14,775 in inter- the cases are its first in- that Centra’s ICO “starts est. Khaled is paying a volving charges for vio- in a few hours. Get yours $100,000 penalty, giving lating rules on touting before they sell out, I got up $50,000 and paying PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS investments in so-called mine.” The boxer has al- $2,725 in interest. initial coin offerings, or most 8 million followers They also agreed not to Kurt Russell stars in “The Christmas Chronicles,” currently streaming ICOs. An ICO allows a on Twitter. promote any securities, on Netflix. startup to use the technol- “You can call me Floyd digital or otherwise, for ogy behind bitcoin, known Crypto Mayweather from three years in Mayweath- as blockchain, to fund now on,” he said in another’s case and two years for TV holiday joy means ‘Wonderful projects. er tweet, according to the Khaled. The SEC said May- SEC. The regulators al- Mayweather and Khaled weather failed to disclose lege that Mayweather ne- were among a number of Life,’ Reba, romance and Santa promotional payments glected to disclose that he celebrities paid by ICOs to from three issuers of ICOs, was paid $200,000 to pro- endorse them. ICOs have By Lynn Elber for a small town’s holiday — “It’s a Wonderful ASSOCIATED PRESS festival threatened by a Life,” 8 p.m. Monday, Dec. soared in popularity in re- billionaire (Michael Rady) 24, NBC. Jimmy Stewart cent years, raising billions LOS ANGELES — In lacking good cheer. But, and Donna Reed star in for startups. With an ICO, need of a jolt of holiday shades of Jane Austen, Frank Capra’s 1947 fa- a startup will issue cur- joy? Or a comforting spot love may save the day. ble about appreciating rency, sometimes called a of romance or silliness or “Merry Wishmas,” 7 p.m. one’s life, whatever path it token, which can be used spirituality? Sunday, Dec. 2, TV One. A takes. Lionel Barrymore’s to buy services from the Television has you cov- successful businesswom- Mr. Potter and Henry Tra- company. For example, ered. There are classic old an (Tamela Mann) visits vers’ Clarence the angel a startup offering online movies (“It’s a Wonderful her South Carolina home- are part of the journey. storage could issue tokens Life”) and a sleigh full of town for a break but be- Stocking stuffers that can be used to buy new wannabes; Christmas comes enmeshed in local — “Great Performances: storage. carols galore; the majesty drama. David Mann, Kim Irving Berlin’s Holiday The SEC urges investors of the Mormon Tabernacle Fields and Towanda Brax- Inn — The Broadway Mu- to be skeptical of invest- Choir; and, for New Year’s ton co-star. sical,” 8:30 p.m. Friday, ment advice on social me- Eve homebodies, Manhat- “Life-Size 2,” 9 p.m. Nov. 30, PBS. A stage ad- dia platforms and to not tan’s Times Square ball Sunday, Dec. 2, Freeform. aptation of the 1942 movie make decisions based on drop among the possibili- Francia Raisa (“grown- features “White Christ- celebrity endorsements. ties. ish”) stars as Grace, the mas” and more of Berlin’s How the tokens are mar- Here are some of the young CEO of a toy maker score. keted is a central question highlights to consider (all headed for financial trou- — “A Charlie Brown for the SEC. When a com- times EST): ble. But help is on the way, Christmas,” 8 p.m. Thurs- pany’s marketing implies Movies from a doll (Tyra Banks) day, Dec. 6, ABC. Charles that the tokens can ap- — “The Christmas magically brought to life. M. Schulz’s timeless crew preciate in value, that can Chronicles,” streaming — “Holiday Inn,” 8 p.m. is back in the 1965 special raise a red flag. now on Netflix. A scheme Saturday, Dec. 8, Turner that finds Charlie Brown Kelly Swanson, a pub- by a sister and broth- Classic Movies. Fred As- confronting the materi- licist for Mayweather, er (Darby Camp, Judah taire and Bing Crosby star alism of Christmas with said he likely wouldn’t Lewis) to get videotape of in this 1942 classic as en- the help of Linus and, less comment on the settle- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Santa (Kurt Russell) in tertainers who compete in successfully, Lucy. ment. Representatives for action turns into a wild romance. — “Ken Jeong Cracks Under the settlements, Floyd Mayweather Khaled didn’t immediate- Christmas Eve. Oliver — “Santa’s Boots,” 8 p.m. Christmas,” Wednesday, agreed to pay a $300,000 penalty, give up another ly respond to messages Hudson and Kimberly Saturday, Dec. 8, Lifetime. Dec. 12, BuzzFeed’s You- $300,000 and pay $14,775 in interest. seeking comment. Williams-Paisley also star. Holly (Megan Hilty) is Tube channel. The self-la- __ “Christmas at Pem- trying to rescue her fami- beled holiday fanatic ex- berley Manor,” 10 p.m. Sat- ly’s department store and plores holiday pop-culture To encourage more use, Instagram urday, Dec. 8, Hallmark. solve the mystery of the myths and more with New York party planner handsome Santa (Noah guests Angela Kinsey, Joel will allow sharing with fewer people Elizabeth Bennett (Jessica Mills) who bolted, leaving McHale and Harry Schum Lowndes) finds her plans only a boot. Jr. By Barbara Ortutay are quickly learning that them to the list, or if you ASSOCIATED PRESS bigger audience sizes for remove them later, and users can mean a reluc- they can’t request to be Chris Evans is not done playing Captain NEW YORK — Keep tance to share more per- added. But they’ll eventu- your friends close ... and sonal stuff. So, they are ally know: Stories they get America, says ‘Avengers’ co-director your close friends closer? adding ways to communi- this way will have a green Instagram is adding a cate with smaller groups. circle around them, rather By Tracy Brown feature to make it easier This is why Facebook is than the usual pink. LOS ANGELES TIMES to share photos and videos beefing up its Groups fea- You can create just with fewer folks. Chris Evans may not ture, and why messaging Called Close Friends, one Close Friends group, have actually hung up his the new feature lets users apps are so popular. though, rather than sep- Captain America shield share Stories — photos Robby Stein, product di- arate ones for families, just yet. and videos that disappear rector at Instagram, said friends and other circles, At least according to after 24 hours — with the feature took more as you can on the main Marvel Cinematic Uni- people they put on a spe- than a year to complete. It Facebook service. Stein verse director Joe Russo, cial list. The idea is people starts rolling out to users said Instagram wanted who told the Associated may feel more comfortable Friday. to keep things simple and Press that Evans is “not sharing some things with To use it, first create a observed that when there done yet.” just close friends, rather list of close friends by go- are multiple lists, people “I think it was more than all followers. ing to your profile and tap- don’t tend to use them. emotional for him than Regular posts would ping the icon with three Instagram copied the us,” Russo said about Ev- still appear to everyone, horizontal lines. Insta- Stories feature from Snap- ans’ last day of filming on though users have the op- gram will suggest people chat years ago and now “Avengers 4.” “Only be- tion of pre-approving fol- to add based on how often has more than 400 mil- cause he’s not done yet. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lowers. Facebook already you interact with them, or lion people using the fea- I don’t want to explain lets people narrow audi- you can pick your own. ture each day. That’s more what that means but the “Avengers 4” is scheduled to hit theaters May ences for individual posts, Once that’s done, you than twice the number audience will soon under- 3, 2019, and may star Chris Evans as Captain but the Facebook-owned can create a story just for using Snapchat — not just stand what I’m talking America/Steve Rogers. Instagram hasn’t. those people. Friends ar- its Stories feature — each about.” Social-media companies en’t notified when you add day. In October, Evans post- er and I feel about life reflective of life.” ed a heartfelt message on and the way that we see While Russo did not re- Twitter that he had offi- things,” Russo said about veal any specific details cially wrapped filming on these films. “For us it real- about “Avengers 4” in the “Avengers 4.” ly is about, in what ways video interview, he did “Playing this role over can we surprise the audi- confirm that at this point the last 8 years has been ence and tell a very chal- in time the movie is about an honor,” Evans said in lenging story we think is three hours long. a tweet that many fans interpreted as a possible farewell to the character. 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ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Saugus Common shines following the annual tree-lighting ceremony on Friday.

Lights adorn the trees in front of Saugus Town Hall. Nicholas Clarke shows off his painted face.

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WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Saturday, December 1, 2018 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Friday ...... 3766 Friday ...... 4056 Thursday ...... 1246 Thursday ...... 1242 Sunrise today 6:52 a.m. Generally sunny despite a N winds around 5 kt. Waves 1 L few afternoon clouds. High foot or less. Wednesday ...... 2432 Wednesday ...... 4196 Sunset today 4:13 p.m. L H 43F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 Tonight: SE winds around 5 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: mph. Sunrise tomorrow 6:53 a.m. L kt, increasing to 5 to 10 kt Tonight: Cloudy skies with with gusts up to 20 kt after EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 6:04 p.m. L periods of rain after midnight. midnight. Waves 1 foot or less, All 4 ...... $7,510 All 4 ...... $5,727 Low tide today 11:48 a.m. Low 37F. Winds SE at 10 to then around 2 ft after midnight. First or last 3 ...... $1,051 First or last 3 ...... $802 15 mph. Chance of rain 100 A chance of rain in the evening, Any 2 ...... $90 Any 2 ...... $69 High tide tomorrow 6:46 a.m. percent. then rain after midnight. Any 1 ...... $9 Any 1 ...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4 ...... $626 All 4 ...... $239 Fronts First 3 ...... $175 First 3 ...... $134 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3 ...... $350 Last 3 ...... $134 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY Mass Cash: 2-10-12-23-32 DEC. 7 DEC. 15 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ M’ sunny | High 43, Low 37 T-storms | High 50s, Low 40s M’ sunny | High 50s, Low 30s Mega Millions: 25-28-40-43-63-(19) NATIONAL SUMMARY: A large storm will produce heavy snow and local blizzard conditions over part of the North Central states, while rain and fog occur over much of the Midwest and East today. There is a severe weather risk in the Southeast. A new storm will spread low-elevation rain and moun- tain snow southward along the Pacific coast.

By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF LYNN — Last year’s Classical girls basketball team went on an incredible run during the 2017-2018 season, going 19-1 in the regular season, winning the Northeast- ern Conference and earning a No. 1 seed in the Division 2 North tournament. And despite an unfortunate end to the year on an upset in the quarter nal round, coach Tom Sawyer knows it was a successful year. “There’s certainly no shame in losing in the quarter - nals, especially since we ran into a good team,” said Sawyer, now in his 13th season as head coach. “But still, it’s tough when you lose. We have a very different team coming back this year, so the best thing for us to do is just turn the page and look ahead.” This year’s Classical team will certainly be different. The Rams had a very experienced group last season with eight seniors. In fact, 98 percent of the team’s scoring from last year has graduated. Leading scorer Paris Wilkey is now ready to start her freshman season at Franklin Pierce, and starters Irianis Delgado, Jeylly Medrano and Tyarah Horton have also left due to grad- uation. “Those girls were great for the program and they’re all going to do great moving forward, and we’ll miss them,” said Sawyer. “But at the same time, we have a great ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE group of players returning this year and we’re excited to Classical’s Jazzmine Masse, left, defends team- see what we can do on the court.” mate Rebecca Walker, right, during a practice CLASSICAL, B2 Friday evening.

COURTESY PHOTO | JIM STANKIEWICZ Lynn native and Merrimack College senior Tia Foglietta has played a key role in helping the War- Big Blue basketball returns veteran group riors get to the Division II Cross Country National Championships. By Daniel Kane to them all season. ITEM STAFF “Andrew Augustin is also returning,” Fucile added. “He was SWAMPSCOTT — After some our leading scorer last season Lynn’s Foglietta a successful seasons for Big Blue and obviously he’ll play a huge fall sports the Swampscott boys role. Another senior for us is basketball team is looking to Jack Leahy, who is actually com- driving force in make its mark this winter. ing out and playing for the rst “They’ve been excited since the time since youth basketball. I’m end of last season,” Swampscott excited to get the chance to coach Merrimack’s success head coach Justin Fucile said of him.” his players. “We have had a The Big Blue will hope to feed By Harold Rivera great offseason so far with a lot ITEM SPORTS EDITOR off an energy around the school of kids playing summer ball and that Fucile says he hasn’t seen Lynn native Tia Foglietta’s cross country career at Di- other sports this fall. A lot of our in a long time. vision II Merrimack College didn’t get off to the best of other teams kids play for have “There’s a different atmo- starts. Foglietta, a St. Mary’s graduate, joined the War- had some success and we love sphere this year,” Fucile said. riors in 2015 and tore both her calf muscles shortly into that. That kind of thing is conta- “We had an assembly earlier in her freshman season. There may have been a few doubts gious and we are looking to get the year and a video that was through her recovery, but Foglietta stayed the course and in on the fun this year.” suppose to play had some tech- believed in herself. This season the Big Blue bring nical issues. The whole school Fast forward to 2018 and Foglietta, now a senior, has back an experienced group with and all the kids started singing played a key role for Warriors women’s team that will a lot of familiar faces. the a song that was apart of the “We de nitely have an experi- compete in Saturday’s NCAA Division II Cross Country video. I haven’t seen the school enced group coming back with a National Championships in Pittsburgh, Penn. come together like that for some- few starting players returning,” “I’ve been racing since I was very little,” Foglietta said. thing in along time. I think that Fucile said. “Three of ve start- “Although I did other sports growing up, I always found ITEM FILE PHOTO the old Swampscott is coming ers are back. Our captains are myself coming back toward cross country. I was injured back and that this group of stu- Swampscott’s Jackson Byrne is one of Jackson Byrne, Max Pegnato my freshman year and barely raced. To come back healthy dents is a close together as ever.” and help the team to Nationals for one last ‘hoorah,’ it’s three captains on this year’s Big Blue Jake Goldman. These are our been really amazing.” boys basketball team. leaders and we are going to look BIG BLUE, B2 This mark’s Merrimack’s second appearance in Nation- als in women’s program history. Foglietta pointed to her team’s dedication as one of the key reasons for the historic season. Saugus basketball hopes to hit ground running “We’ve focused on the little things, like rolling out and stretching after a hard workout, eating well, lifting, sleep- By Daniel Kane ing,” Foglietta said. “In college there’s a lot of distractions. ITEM STAFF I feel that we’ve buckled down and gotten our schoolwork done, gotten our runs in. There’s a few of us that have to SAUGUS — Mark Bertrand has been part of the run at 6 a.m. before class. We’re all really focused and Saugus boys basketball program for 10 years, but he’ll that’s why we got here. take on a new role this season. Bertrand, who took “We’ve all grown together as a team,” Foglietta contin- over as interim coach last winter, was named head ued. “It took us a couple years to get to Nationals. We coach this past July and is excited to get started. came up just short last year and we made it our mission “These kids have known me as ‘assistant coach to get there this year.” Bertrand’ and now they’re getting to know ‘head Foglietta owns a trio of top-three nishes this season coach Bertrand,’” Bertrand said. “I couldn’t wait to get including runner-up performances at both the Cod sh started. We had a great summer and fall this offsea- Bowl and Kirsh Cup, where she ran a season-best 18:41.4. son and then we gave the kids a couple weeks off to Earlier this month, Foglietta nished eighth overall get rested and ready for the season. I took advantage (22:15.60) at the Northeast-10 Conference Champion- of the time as well but you couldn’t hold me down. I’m ships and helped lead the Warriors to their best NE10 really excited.” nish (runner-up) since 1999. The Sachems are ready to hit the ground running, Two weeks ago, she nished 11th (22:43.70) in the but Bertrand knows putting together a winning sea- NCAA Division II East Regional Championship in Beth- son will be no easy task. page, N.Y. and earned all-region honors in the process. “It’s a tough road,” Bertrand said. “We had around Foglietta said none of the success she’s earned during 48 kids come out for tryouts so I was really happy to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK her career would’ve been possible without a strong sup- see that. So far I like what I see. We have that energy Saugus junior Kenny Okoye throws down a dunk port system. at practice and we will need it.” during warmups at a Saugus boys basketball prac- FOGLIETTA, B2 SAUGUS, B2 tice earlier this week. Duchane Girls Basketball Jamboree gets set for 26th year By Mike Alongi gym, and it’s just great to vs. St. Mary’s (5:20); Sau- ITEM STAFF get everyone out and en- gus vs. Billerica (6); Pea- joying basketball again. body vs. Masconomet LYNN — If you’re a high It’s the players’ rst time (6:40); English vs. Reading school basketball nut, next on the court usually, it’s (7:20) and Classical vs. Saturday may be the day the fans’ rst time out for Georgetown (8). for you. the year and it’s the coach- In addition to just being Starting at 2 p.m. on De- es’ rst chance to get a look a great day for basketball, cember 8, 20 area teams will compete in the 26th at their team and the com- Sawyer knows there’s also Annual Paul Duchane petition.” a bit of a bonus in being Girls Varsity High School The event also serves as able to see some of the Basketball Jamboree in a scholarship fundraiser, teams that the Rams will the Lynn Classical gym. the proceeds of which are be playing during the The preseason scrimmage given to Classical seniors course of the year. extravaganza consists of at the end of each year. “It’s great that we can all 10 games that each run for This year, the jamboree sit there and watch all 40 minutes. kicks off with Malden vs. day,” said Sawyer. “There “We’re really proud to Marblehead (2). That will are a lot of area coaches have this event in our be followed by Medford vs. who aren’t even in the gym,” said Classical coach Triton (2:40); Somerville tournament who come to ITEM FILE PHOTO Tom Sawyer, who has been vs. Hamilton-Wenham watch some of their future Classical girls basketball coach Tom Sawyer will be hosting the 26th Annual running the event for the (3:20); Revere vs. Bishop competitors. If you’re into Paul Duchane Girls Varsity High School Basketball Jamboree next weekend past 13 years. “There’s al- Fenwick (4); Swampscott high school basketball, this in the Classical gym. ways a great vibe in the vs. Melrose (4:40); Danvers is the event for you.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 Kyrie scores 29 as Celtics blow out Cavaliers BOSTON (AP) — Kyrie Boston kept it going from Irving scored 29 points in outside in the third quar- the first three quarters ter, starting with another and the Celtics topped 3-pointer by Irving. Mor- their season scoring high ris, who made all three for the second straight free throws after drawing game, routing the Cleve- a foul with 9:09 left, added land Cavaliers 128-95 Fri- a 3-pointer to put the Celt- day night. ics up 77-61 and Smart hit Marcus Morris scored a 3 a few minutes later to 15, Jayson Tatum had 13 stretch the margin to 82- points and Aron Baynes 62. finished with 10 points Irving and Hayward and nine rebounds for the made back-to-back 3-point- Celtics, who had all five ers and Hayward convert- starters score in double fig- ed a three-point play with ures and broke 100 points 2:27 left in the third to put before the fourth quarter. Boston up 95-70. Boston took the game Terry Rozier topped it over in the third quarter, off with one more 3-point- making 6 of 8 3-pointers er, just beating the buzz- and outscoring Cleveland er and putting Boston up 39-20 in the period. 101-72 after three. Marcus Smart had 12 TIP-INS points and seven assists Cavaliers: Went 3-11 and Gordon Hayward add- in November. Burks was ed 14 points off the bench before the Celtics reserves playing his first game for took over and finished off Cleveland after coming the short-handed Cava- over from Utah in a trade liers, topping Boston’s pre- for G Kyle Korver. . Sam vious high of 124 points Dekker (left ankle sprain), scored in a win at New Or- G George Hill (right shoul- leans on Monday. der sprain) and F David Tristan Thompson had Nwaba (sore right knee) 13 points and 12 rebounds, were all out for Cleveland. his fifth double-double in Celtics: Rozier finished six games for Cleveland, with 10 points. . F Al Hor- and Jordan Clarkson ford got the night off to scored 16. Alec Burks add- rest and G Jaylen Brown ed 15 points in his Cavs’ was out with a lower back debut and Collin Sexton bruise. also scored 15. UP NEXT The Celtics closed out Cavaliers: Home Satur- the first half on a 15-5 day night against the To- run, taking a 62-52 lead ronto Raptors. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on Morris’ 3-pointer at the Celtics: Visit Minnesota Kyrie Irving, right, shoots over Cleveland Cavaliers guard Collin Sexton during a game at TD Garden buzzer. on Saturday night. Friday night. Rams back with a little less experience CLASSICAL to the table, while Kiara Ed- From B1 monds and Lindsey Valeri are making the jump up from ju- The Rams will be led by their nior varsity. four seniors. Jazzmine Masse “We have a great mix of play- is set to take over the point ers on this year’s team,” said guard role from Medrano and Sawyer. “We have players who be the leader on the court. have varsity experience and Keyanni Jordan and Skyler players who have little to no Crayton are set to play on the varsity experience. I like the wings and handle things like mix of talent, experience and rebounding, scoring and de- youth that we have.” fense, while Rebecca Walker Sawyer likes what he’s seen brings experience and a com- in practice so far in the early petitive fire that is sure to going. keep the entire team going. “The effort, focus and atti- “That core group is going to tude is all there and has been be big for us for sure, as they from day one,” said Sawyer. have the most experience of “We keep on improving every anyone on the team,” Sawyer day, and if we can keep that up said. “It’s a lot to ask of them throughout the year we’ll be in since they’ll all be taking on good shape.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK much bigger roles than last The Rams open up the sea- Mark Bertrand begins his first full season as Sau- year, but they’re all up to the son on December 14 at home gus boys basketball head coach after wearing the challenge.” against Somerville. Before interim tag last season. The loss of so many seniors that, Classical will host the also means that younger play- 26th Annual Paul Duchane ers will begin to step up, and Girls Varsity High School Bas- there’s a group of four juniors ketball Jamboree next Satur- Saugus boys hope to that Sawyer expects to take day, where the Rams will ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE over that role. Jean Gup- scrimmage against George- Classical’s Jean Gupton-Morrison will likely ton-Morrison and Amber town. battle in tough NEC see a much bigger role in her junior season Crayton will bring a limited “We’re all excited to get go- with the Rams. amount of varsity experience ing,” Sawyer said. SAUGUS From B1 “The NEC is one of the toughest conferences around,” Ber- Big Blue basketball returns a veteran core trand added. “I love to play the top- flight teams, it helps you get better and that’s the goal this year. We are young but we BIG BLUE fair when you play home and do have some experience and we are a growing team.” From B1 away so hopefully we can back The Sachems will look for leadership from some of their to that soon. more experienced players, including senior captain Jake On the court, Swampscott’s “When you play away it’s al- Morgante. first goal this season will be to ways a struggle,” Fucile added. “Jake’s a three-sport athlete and someone we will be look- improve its defensive game. “But I know that every game ing to,” Bertrand said. “Jake is one of my three captains and “Just to start I know that last will be a war. If we win it’s going he plays a good role for us. He was our leading rebounder last year was one of the poorest de- to be tough from start to finish. year and plays power forward.” fensive seasons we have had We just want to get better every Junior Christian Correia’s another captain. since I got here,” Fucile said. game.” “Christian’s another three-sport athlete that was elected “Our first goal is to improve Overall, the Big Blue’s biggest by his teammates to be captain,” Bertrand said. “That obvi- that. We have the skill and goal will be to make the state ously shows you something when he’s getting a lot of votes speed so defensively we should tournament once again, wheth- as a junior. He is definitely the main stream of our team right definitely improve. Offensively er that means a winning record now. He’s our go-to guy and our focus. He brings a great en- we are a fast team. We play re- or not. ergy to this team and has been bringing it every day at ally good full court basketball. “Bottom line our goal is 10-10,” practice. We have shooters and we can Fucile said. “Last year we made “Kenny Okoye (junior) has another important role for us,” play.” it in with the Sullivan Rule and Bertrand added. “He is around 6’4,6’5 so he brings some Fucile and the Big Blue know we weren’t exceptionally proud length for us. He’s been apart of part of the eight man rota- that putting together wins won’t of that but that’s we needed to tion last year and will be starting center this year.” be easy in the Northeastern do to make it. We would love to In his first season, Bertrand hopes to see his team work to Conference. have a better record but 10-10 is make defense a primary focus this year. “The last two seasons, I’ve our first goal. I think we are “We want to get back to the core roots of Saugus basket- looked at the schedule and it’s ready to play some of our best ITEM FILE PHOTO ball,” Bertrand said. “This is a blue-collar town and that’s one of the most difficult Swamp- basketball right from the start how we want to play starting with defense. scott has ever had,” Fucile said. Swampscott’s Andrew Augustin is hoping and the expectation is to win.” “We have a motto we wear on the back of our jerseys, ‘de- “This is a good conference and to take some of his success from the football Swampscott opens the season fend rebound and run,’” Bertrand added. “That’s the way we it’s also tough when you play field this fall and transfer it to the court for on the road Dec. 14 against want to play. If you start with defense and rebound and then some teams once away. It’s only the Big Blue this winter. Marblehead. run good things will happen.” Saugus will go into the season with high goals, including keeping the school’s tournament streak alive. Foglietta shining after early struggles at Merrimack “We always start out with high goals,” Bertrand said. “If you don’t have them you are in trouble. We will work from FOGLIETTA ate next May. She credited her friends runs in. I think it’s important for my the top down with a goal of winning the state tournament. If not we want to qualify and win our league. That’s where From B1 and family members for helping her friends and family to understand that manage the demands of being a stu- I have to focus on school and running we are at. “We are on a run right now at the school qualifying for “I wouldn’t have gotten here if I dent-athlete. but everyone’s been super supportive.” seven in a row,” Bertrand added. “So we are looking to get didn’t want it or love it,” Foglietta said. “I’m doing very well managing it Saturday’s race is scheduled to start eight in a row. I told the kids ‘you don’t want to be the team “But without support from my friends all,” Foglietta said. “I think it puts a at 12:15 p.m. at Bob O’Connor Golf to end that streak.’” and family I wouldn’t have been able lot of strain on you as an individual. Course at Schenley Park. The Sachems open the season at home Dec. 12 against to withstand the physical and mental You have to have priorities. You have “We’re all really excited,” Foglietta Triton. demands it takes to make it here.” to recognize that maybe your social said. “Once the nerves kick in, it’s a “We are excited,” Bertrand said. “It’s a home game and I A health sciences major with a mi- life might take a hit because you need mixture of wanting to get to the start- tell the seniors ‘you play and then all the sudden there’s only nor in biology, Foglietta’s set to gradu- to focus on school and getting your ing line and making it happen.” nine left.’ We want to make the best of every opportunity.” SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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SPORTS BRIEFS Bishop Fenwick sponsoring a six-week ski program at Ski Bradford in softball coach Haverhill, Mass. from Janu- ary 4-February 8, 2019 from Bishop Fenwick is hiring a 6 p.m.-10 p.m. new softball coach for the There are three packages Spring 2019 season. Anyone to choose from: Package A interested can contact Fen- includes transportation and wick athletic director Dave the use of all lift facilities Woods at [email protected]. ($320); Package B includes transportation, the use of all Learn to Skate lift facilities and a one-hour ski lesson ($395); and Pack- program age C includes transporta- Lynn Youth Hockey will tion, the use of all lift facili- be holding its annual Learn ties and a one-hour snow- to Skate program from Sep- board lesson ($395). Those tember 29 through Decem- choosing Package B or Pack- ber 22 at Connery Rink. The age C must also select an program consists of 12 ses- ability level: beginner, nov- sions running from 9:30 ice, intermediate or a.m. to 11:40 a.m. advanced. For those in need of equip- The cost of the program is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS $125, plus any USA Hockey ment, rentals are available fees if applicable. Partici- at an extra cost from the Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt was sent home from the team facility Friday after pants will need to bring a package. Skis, boots and a video surfaced of him striking a woman at a Cleveland hotel back in February. hockey helmet, elbow pads, poles can be rented for $110, knee pads, skates, hockey or a snowboard and boots can warm waterproof gloves and be rented for $110 and a hockey or warm waterproof helmet can be rented for Kansas City Chiefs cut Kareem Hunt pants. $30. For more information, con- Registration forms are tact Brian Boisson at bbois- available at www.lynnma. after video of hotel assault surfaces [email protected]. gov, and all registration forms must be turned in by KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The it occurred, but much like the case Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt was Lynn Ski program November 9. For more infor- Kansas City Chiefs released run- involving former Ravens running asked several times about Hunt’s mation or to register, please ning back Kareem Hunt on Fri- back Ray Rice, the shocking vid- incidents in the offseason, and he The Lynn Department of contact Lisa Nerich at 781- day night after video surfaced that eo brought a new dimension to the acknowledged that “young men are Park and Recreation is 268-8000 or 781-477-7096. showed the NFL’s reigning rushing case. It showed Hunt lunging toward not always going to make the best champion knocking over and kick- a woman and several others in the decisions.” NFL ing a woman in a Cleveland hotel hotel hallway, and the second-year “We have a strong support system, AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE hallway in February. pro being restrained several times both with the coaching staff and East East The team issued a statement before knocking two people down. also our player development that W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA shortly after the NFL had placed While no charges were filed from works with young guys and talks New England 8 3 0 .727 307 249 Dallas 7 5 0 .583 247 223 Miami 5 6 0 .455 223 283 Washington 6 5 0 .545 220 229 Hunt on its Commissioner Exemp- the altercation, two police reports to them about the situations that Buffalo 4 7 0 .364 161 272 Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 230 253 tion List that said the running back were created. Hunt is listed as the they want to be in,” Clark Hunt said N.Y. 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I’m sure he learned some Indianapolis 6 5 0 .545 325 273 Carolina 6 5 0 .545 287 282 Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 178 189 Atlanta 4 7 0 .364 280 307 are releasing Kareem immediately.” Hunt also was involved in a June lessons this offseason and hopefully Jacksonville 3 8 0 .273 197 243 Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 294 338 Hunt was at the Chiefs’ facility incident, according to TMZ, in which won’t be in those kind of situations North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA earlier Friday in preparation for he allegedly punched a man at an in the future.” Pittsburgh 7 3 1 .682 316 249 Chicago 8 3 0 .727 317 211 Sunday’s trip to Oakland, but he Ohio resort. The man Hunt struck He won’t be as a member of the Baltimore 6 5 0 .545 271 198 Minnesota 6 4 1 .591 265 246 was excused and sent home shortly declined to press charges. Chiefs. Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 276 347 Green Bay 4 6 1 .409 264 267 Cleveland 4 6 1 .409 253 283 Detroit 4 7 0 .364 238 286 after TMZ posted the video online. It “I want to apologize for my ac- Domestic violence has been a ma- West West shows Hunt being restrained sever- tions. I deeply regret what I did,” jor issue in the NFL in recent years, W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 9 2 0 .818 404 294 L.A. Rams 10 1 0 .909 389 282 al times by friends before pushing a Hunt said in a statement issued to one that struck home in Kansas L.A. Chargers 8 3 0 .727 307 219 Seattle 6 5 0 .545 276 243 woman to the ground, where he pro- several outlets shortly after he was City in 2012 when Chiefs linebacker Denver 5 6 0 .455 252 252 Arizona 2 9 0 .182 155 293 Jovan Belcher killed his girlfriend Oakland 2 9 0 .182 187 327 San Francisco 2 9 0 .182 239 293 ceeds to kick her. released. “I hope to move on from Thursday’s Games Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Police were called to the scene this.” before killing himself at the team’s Dallas 13, New Orleans 10 Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. during the Feb. 10 incident, no When asked about the incidents practice facility. Belcher was later Sunday’s Games N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. charges were filed. The police did in training camp, Hunt said “I’ve found to have suffered from CTE. L.A. Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. not respond to several requests for learned from it.” When asked to The most memorable incident San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. comment Friday night. elaborate on what he learned, he re- came in 2014, when a video showed Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Minnesota at New England, 4:25 p.m. Baltimore at Atlanta, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. “Earlier this year, we were made plied: “Just be in the right place at Rice knocking out his then-fiancee Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games aware of an incident involving run- the right time.” in an elevator in an Atlantic City Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. ning back Kareem Hunt. At that Hunt led the NFL in rushing as a hotel. Rice was originally suspended time, the National Football League rookie with 1,327 yards and eight two games by NFL Commissioner NHL and law enforcement initiated in- touchdowns in helping Kansas City Roger Goodell, who later was heavi- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE vestigations into the issue,” the make the playoffs. He had run for ly criticized for such a light penalty Atlantic Division Central Division Chiefs said. “As part of our internal 824 yards this season, with seven after the video was released. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 26 18 7 1 37 98 75 Nashville 26 17 8 1 35 83 64 discussions with Kareem, several touchdowns passing and seven more Rice soon after was suspended in- Buffalo 27 17 7 3 37 85 76 Colorado 25 15 6 4 34 95 70 members of our management team receiving, in helping the Chiefs to a definitely by the league. He won an Toronto 26 18 8 0 36 93 67 Winnipeg 24 14 8 2 30 83 71 spoke directly to him. Kareem was 9-2 start and a stranglehold on the appeal but was released by the Ra- Boston 25 14 7 4 32 69 60 Minnesota 25 14 9 2 30 80 71 Montreal 25 11 9 5 27 77 83 Dallas 26 13 10 3 29 72 70 not truthful in those discussions.” AFC West. vens, and the three-time Pro Bowl Detroit 25 11 11 3 25 72 83 Chicago 26 9 12 5 23 73 96 The Chiefs and the NFL have Spencer Ware is expected to take running back never returned to the Ottawa 26 11 12 3 25 92 107 St. Louis 23 8 12 3 19 70 77 Florida 24 10 10 4 24 78 86 Pacific Division been aware of Hunt’s incident since over as the lead running back. NFL. Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 25 14 9 2 30 84 73 Washington 25 15 7 3 33 90 77 San Jose 26 12 9 5 29 80 82 Columbus 25 15 8 2 32 88 80 Vegas 27 14 12 1 29 81 76 TV/RADIO N.Y. Rangers 26 13 11 2 28 75 79 Anaheim 27 12 10 5 29 62 77 7:30 p.m...... Colgate at Dartmouth...... NESN Plus Carolina 24 12 9 3 27 65 67 Edmonton 25 12 11 2 26 68 78 SATURDAY N.Y. Islanders 24 12 9 3 27 73 70 Vancouver 28 11 14 3 25 81 100 TV Women’s College Hockey Pittsburgh 24 10 9 5 25 81 80 Arizona 24 11 11 2 24 60 65 High School Football Super Bowls 3 p.m...... Boston College at Boston University...... NESN Philadelphia 24 10 12 2 22 72 86 Los Angeles 25 9 15 1 19 55 78 Mixed martial arts New Jersey 24 9 11 4 22 71 82 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. 9 a.m...... Div. 8: St. Bernard’s vs. Pope John...... NBCSB 11 a.m...... Div. 7: Blackstone Valley vs. St. Mary’s...... NBCSB 10 p.m...... UFC: Dos Santos vs Tuivasa...... FS1 Friday’s Games Detroit at Boston, 7 p.m. 1:30 p.m...... Div. 5: Nipmuc vs. Scituate...... NBCSB Skiing Florida 3, Buffalo 2, OT St. Louis at Arizona, 8 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Div. 6: Stoneham vs. Old Rochester...... NBCSB 1 p.m...... World Cup (men’s downhill)...... NBCSN Washington 6, New Jersey 3 Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. 2 p.m...... World Cup (women’s downhill)...... NBCSN Anaheim at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Vegas at Edmonton, 10 p.m. 6 p.m...... Div. 3: Springfield Central vs. Tewksbury...... NECN Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. Sunday’s Games 8 p.m...... Div. 1: St. John’s Prep vs. Catholic Memorial.....NECN 9:30 p.m...... World Cup (women’s cross-country)...... NBCSN St. Louis at Colorado, 9 p.m. Anaheim at Washington, 3 p.m. NBA Soccer Saturday’s Games Winnipeg at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. 8 p.m...... Boston at Minnesota...... NBATV, NBCSB 9:30 a.m...... Bayern Munich at Werder Bremen...... FS1 San Jose at Ottawa, 1 p.m. San Jose at Montreal, 7 p.m. 9:30 a.m..... Hertha BSC Berlin at Hannover 96....Fox Soccer Plus Dallas at Vancouver, 4 p.m. Colorado at Detroit, 7 p.m. NHL N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7 p.m. Calgary at Chicago, 7 p.m. 7 p.m...... Detroit at Boston...... NESN 9:30 a.m...... SC Freiburg at Borussia Dortmund...... FS2 Toronto at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Carolina at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 10 a.m...... Bournemouth at Manchester City...... NBCSN 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Pittsburgh...... NHL Network Winnipeg at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games 12:30 p.m...... FC Schalke 04 at 1899 Hoffenheim...... FS2 Columbus vs. N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Men’s College Basketball 12:30 p.m...... Manchester United at Southampton...... NBC Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Nashville, 8 p.m. 8 a.m.....Belfast Classic: Milwaukee vs. Stephen F. Austin.. CBSSN Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m...... Belfast Classic: Buffalo vs. San Francisco..CBSSN Radio 12 p.m...... Louisville at Seton Hall...... Fox High School Football Super Bowls NBA 12 p.m...... Oakland at Xavier...... FS1 9 a.m...... Div. 8: St. Bernard’s vs. Pope John...... WBZ-FM HD2 12 p.m...... St. John’s vs. Georgia Tech...... ESPNU 11 a.m...... Div. 7: Blackstone Valley vs. St. Mary’s.. WBZ-FM HD2 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division 1 p.m...... Northwestern at Indiana...... Big Ten Network 1:30 p.m...... Div. 5: Nipmuc vs. Scituate...... WBZ-FM HD2 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 1 p.m...... UNCG at Kentucky...... ESPN2 3:30 p.m...... Div. 6: Stoneham vs. Old Rochester...... WBZ-FM HD2 Toronto 19 4 .826 — Memphis 12 8 .600 — 1 p.m...... Holy Cross vs. Fairleigh Dickinson...... NESN Plus 6 p.m...... Div. 3: Springfield Central vs. Tewksbury...... WBZ-FM HD2 Philadelphia 16 8 .667 3½ Dallas 10 9 .526 1½ 2 p.m...... Gonzaga at Creighton...... Fox Boston 12 10 .545 6½ New Orleans 11 11 .500 2 8 p.m...... Div. 1: St. John’s Prep vs. Catholic Memorial.... WBZ-FM HD2 Brooklyn 8 14 .364 10½ San Antonio 10 11 .476 2½ 2:30 p.m...... Kansas St. at Marquette...... FS1 New York 7 16 .304 12 Houston 9 11 .450 3 2:30 p.m...... Texas Tech vs. Memphis...... ESPNU NHL Southeast Division Northwest Division 3 p.m...... Villanova at La Salle...... ESPN2 7 p.m...... Detroit at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Charlotte 11 11 .500 — Denver 14 7 .667 — 3 p.m...... Northeastern vs. Eastern Michigan...... NESN Plus NBA Orlando 10 12 .455 1 Oklahoma City 13 7 .650 ½ 3:30 p.m...... Purdue at Michigan...... ESPN 8 p.m...... Boston at Minnesota...... WROR-FM 105.7 Washington 8 14 .364 3 Portland 13 8 .619 1 4:30 p.m...... Nevada at USC...... Fox SUNDAY Miami 7 13 .350 3 Minnesota 11 11 .500 3½ 5 p.m...... N.C. State vs. Vanderbilt...... ESPN2 Atlanta 5 17 .227 6 Utah 11 12 .478 4 TV Central Division Pacific Division 5 p.m...... Penn State at Maryland...... Big Ten Network NFL W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 5 p.m...... Rhode Island at Providence...... FS1 1 p.m...... Buffalo at Miami...... CBS Milwaukee 15 6 .714 — L.A. Clippers 15 6 .714 — 5:30 p.m...... Stanford at Kansas...... ESPN 1 p.m...... Chicago at NY Giants...... Fox Detroit 12 7 .632 2 Golden State 15 8 .652 1 Indiana 13 9 .591 2½ L.A. Lakers 12 9 .571 3 5:30 p.m...... Temple at Saint Joseph’s...... NBCSN 4:25 p.m...... Minnesota at New England...... Fox Chicago 5 18 .217 11 Sacramento 10 11 .476 5 6 p.m...... Cincinnati at UNLV...... CBSSN 8:20 p.m...... LA Chargers at Pittsburgh...... NBC Cleveland 4 17 .190 11 Phoenix 4 17 .190 11 7 p.m...... Stetson at Duke...... ESPN2 Men’s College Basketball Friday’s Games Chicago at Houston, 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... Wake Forest at Richmond...... NBCSN 12 p.m...... Texas A&M-CC at Tennessee...... SEC Network Boston 128, Cleveland 95 Toronto at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 8 p.m...... Baylor at Wichita State...... CBSSN 1 p.m...... Arizona at UConn...... ESPN2 Detroit 107, Chicago 88 Indiana at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 8 p.m...... Cornell at Syracuse...... ESPNU 3 p.m...... UCF at Missouri...... ESPNU Philadelphia 123, Washington 98 Sunday’s Games Utah 119, Charlotte 111 Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. 9 p.m...... Oregon at Houston...... ESPN2 5 p.m...... Illinois at Nebraska...... Big Ten Network Memphis at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Charlotte, 5 p.m. 10 p.m...... California at Saint Mary’s...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... Minnesota at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network Atlanta at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Memphis at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Boxing College Football Houston at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Utah at Miami, 6 p.m. New Orleans at Miami, 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 7 p.m. 7:45 p.m...... Stevenson vs. Gvozdyk...... Showtime 12 p.m...... Playoff selection show...... ESPN Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Portland at San Antonio, 7 p.m. College Football Golf Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Monday’s Games 12 p.m...... Akron at South Carolina...... SEC Network 11 a.m...... PGA: Hero World Challenge...... Golf Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Detroit, 7 p.m. 1 p.m...... PGA: Hero World Challenge...... NBC Saturday’s Games Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 12 p.m...... Louisiana at Appalachian St...... ESPN Milwaukee at New York, 5 p.m. Denver at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. 12 p.m...... Texas at Oklahoma...... ABC NHL Brooklyn at Washington, 7 p.m. Golden State at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m...... UAB at Middle Tenn...... CBSSN 7 p.m...... Calgary at Chicago...... NHL Network Golden State at Detroit, 7 p.m. Washington at New York, 7:30 p.m. Skiing Boston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 3:30 p.m...... Memphis at UCF...... ABC 4 p.m...... Alabama at Georgia...... CBS 2:30 p.m...... World Cup (men’s giant slalom)...... NBCSN 7:45 p.m...... Fresno St. at Boise St...... ESPN Soccer TODAY IN SPORTS 8 p.m...... Clemson at Pittsburgh...... ABC 7 a.m...... Fulham at Chelsea...... NBCSN 8 p.m...... Northwestern at Ohio State...... Fox 9:05 a.m...... Tottenham Hotspur at Arsenal...... NBCSN touchdowns in a 49-7 rout of Mis- Dec. 1 Golf 11:15 a.m...... Everton at Liverpool...... NBCSN 1936 — Larry Kelley of Yale is sissippi State. 12 p.m...... PGA: Hero World Challenge...... Golf 12 p.m...... VfL Wolfsburg at Eintracht Frankfurt...... FS1 named the Heisman Trophy winner. 1956 — The United States beats 2:30 p.m...... PGA: Hero World Challenge...... NBC Radio 1951 — Arnold “Showboat” Boy- the Soviet Union 89-55 to win the 9:30 p.m...... Australian PGA Championship...... Golf NFL kin of Mississippi scores seven gold medal in men’s basketball. Men’s College Hockey 4:25 p.m...... Minnesota at New England...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 COMICS

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV DECEMBER 1, 2018 HOROSCOPE 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 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) WGBH Ed Sullivan’s Rock and Roll Classics -- Get Down Tonight: The Disco Explosion The Age Fix With Dr. Anthony Ed Sullivan’s Rock ^ PBS The 60s (My Music) Bee Gees, Leo Sayer. Youn, MD and Roll Classics Put in extra hours and get Look at what you have to work A change you make at home WBZ College Jeopardy! Neighbor- Happy S.W.A.T. “Crews” 48 Hours (N) News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles ahead. The more you can put with to come up with a way to will put you in a festive mood. $ CBS Football hood Together “Knockout” to rest now, the less stressful it get things done and please Make plans to share upcom- will be as the year ends. Don’t WCVB News- Chronicle College Football ACC Championship -- Pittsburgh vs Clemson. (N) News- Inside Person of Interest others. Stick to the rules when ing events with loved ones. A % ABC Center 5 Center 5 Edition “One Percent” leave anything until the last it comes to financial records. shopping spree will lead to WBTS Access (N) Dateline NBC Dateline NBC Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live “Claire 1st Look minute. the perfect gift for someone * NBC “Something Sweet” “Deadly Detour” Live (N) at 11 Foy; Anderson Paak” (N) special. WFXT FOX College Foot- College Football Big Ten Championship -- Northwestern vs Ohio State. (N) Boston Boston Hell’s Kitchen “Hell’s CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 9 FOX ball Pregame (N) News 25 Riders” Don’t let things eat away at Get in touch with an older VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WUTF (5:30) ›‡ “Unfin- Según Según ››› X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014, Acción) ›‡ Killers (2010) Ashton Kutcher. Asesinos you. Speak up and share your individual or arrange to visit = UMA ished Business” Bibi Bibi Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy. contratados buscan a ex-asesino. Make a point to listen careful- thoughts. Communication will WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) The Swan Princess Christmas (2012) Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & someone you respect. A con- ly. Someone will be offering in- F MNT Theory Theory Voices of Summer Eguchi, Elle Deets. Molly help you get past any pitfalls versation you have will be formation that could help you WGBX Donny Osmond: One Night Only! Donny Osmond performs his hits. Dionne Warwick: Then Came Austin City Limits NOVA that could ruin a good rela- informative and will help you avoid an argument if you are tionship. L PBS You (My Music) “Cyndi Lauper” make an important decision. sensitive to his or her needs. WWJE Dallas SWAT Dallas SWAT Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Call 911 Call 911 Dead Again “Key Drugs, R JN ers ers ers ers Witness” Inc. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True Set a budget that you can live GEMINI (May 21-June 20) X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime with. Going into debt will not Plan to have some fun. Sign Ask for the go-ahead before TELE ››› Madagascar: Escape 2 ›››‡ The Incredibles (2004, Niños) Voices of Craig Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa lead to a brighter future. You’ll up for an event or activity that you make a decision that will ¨ TELE Africa (2008) Chris Rock T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Samuel L. Jackson. y Más nes tremas be amazed at what you can do will bring you in contact with affect loved ones. The infor- WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & mation offered regarding a job ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order with what you have. good friends or that you can enjoy with your partner. or item you want to purchase CABLE STATIONS will be questionable. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 12.01.18” (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 12.01.18” PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A&E PD -- 11.23.18” Keep your life simple and CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, ››› Elf (2003, Children’s) Will Ferrell, The Year Without a Rudolph’s Shiny New Year your words honest. You Think about what’s transpired AMC James Caan, Bob Newhart. James Caan, Bob Newhart. Santa Claus don’t want to give anyone Participate in events that are and how to best handle a (6:54) Married to Married to Medicine Married to Medicine ›› Fifty Shades of Grey (2015, Romance) Dakota Dirty John geared toward helping those BRAVO the wrong impression. Help- Medicine (N) Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Jennifer Ehle. ‘R’ ing out in your community delicate emotional situation. less fortunate. Your input will Legendary Loca- Legendary Loca- Legendary Loca- Legendary Loca- Legendary Loca- Legendary Loca- Locations If you act impulsively, you will DISC will promote new friend- be valued and will lead to an tions tions tions tions tions tions ships and improve your rep- have to backtrack. Let your in- offer of help from an unex- Stuck in the Middle Holiday Raven’s Raven’s Raven’s Coop & Coop & Coop & Andi Bizaard- Bizaard- Bizaard- DISN Party Home Home Home Cami Cami Cami Mack vark vark vark utation. tuition guide you. pected source. Basket- College Football MWC Championship -- Fresno State at Boise SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter With SportsCen- ESPN ball State. (N) Scott Van Pelt (N) ter College Basketball Stetson at Duke. (N) College Basketball Oregon at Houston. (N) True- True- College Football Football BRIDGE ESPN2 South South Final (N) Final “Santa 3” ›››› The Nightmare Before ›› Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000, Chil- ›› Life-Size (2000, Fantasy) FREE Christmas (1993) dren’s) Jim Carrey, Jeffrey Tambor, Christine Baranski. Jere Burns, Lindsay Lohan. “Transformers: ›› Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci. ›› Terminator Genisys (2015) Arnold Concentrate on what really matters FX Dark of the Moon” Optimus Prime and the Autobots face fearsome challengers. Schwarzenegger, Jason Clarke. In his introduction to “Keys two-level in a known eight-card will discard the diamond four. (6:05) ›› “Pacific ››‡ Rampage (2018, Action) Dwayne High High Sally- Camping ››‡ Rampage (2018, Action) HBO Rim Uprising” Johnson, Naomie Harris. ‘PG-13’ Main. Main. 4Ever Dwayne Johnson. ‘PG-13’ to Winning Bridge” (Baron or better fit. Here, if West had Then, after West gives East a Forged in Fire “The Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper “Combat Spears” Bladesmiths Forged in Fire “The Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper Barclay), Frank Stewart writes, competed with three hearts, heart ruff, what should he do? HIST Sengese” must forge a bayonet blade. (N) Gladiators’ Scissor” “Combat Spears” “The intent of this book is to it would have been a disaster, It looks best to play three (6:00) “A Very Nutty A Twist of Christmas (2018, Romance) ››› Love for Christmas (2012) Shantel A Twist of Christmas (2018, help aspiring players improve going down 500 if doubled by rounds of trumps, but a dia- LIFE Christmas” Vanessa Lachey, Brendon Zub. VanSanten, Rob Mayes, Orson Bean. Romance) Vanessa Lachey. by focusing on the factors that South. A takeout double would mond shift also defeats the (6:00) ››› “13 Go- ››› Mean Girls (2004, Comedy) Lindsay Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore: Fam- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV really determine how well they have gotten East-West to three contract. ing on 30” Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Tina Fey. ily Vacation ily Vacation lousness lousness lousness do.” diamonds, which could have Celtics Pregame NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Minnesota Timber- Celtics Celtics Pats This NBA Basketball: Celtics at NBCSB He and I firmly agree that been made unless the defense Live (N) wolves. (N) Post. Post Week Timberwolves most players spend far too started with three rounds of NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Bruins Sports Sports Dirty NHL Hockey Detroit Red Wings NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today Today Water TV at Boston Bruins. much time discussing bidding trumps. Loud Loud Henry Henry Sponge- Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom conventions and not nearly Against two spades, at trick NICK House House Danger Danger Bob enough on defense and de- one, East would normally give Dannemo- Boxing Adonis Stevenson vs. ››‡ Bridget Jones’s Baby (2016, Escape at ›››‡ Braveheart (1995) Mel clarer-play. However, to pack an attitude signal. So, when SHOW ra Oleksandr Gvozdyk. (N) Romance-Comedy) Renée Zellweger. ‘R’ Dannemora Gibson. ‘R’ in more example deals, the East plays the two, a West who (6:30) ››‡ “Trans- ››› The Other Guys (2010, Comedy) Will Outlander “Common Dark Crimes (2016, Crime ›››‡ Gladiator STARZ author leaves a fair amount of plays on autopilot will immedi- porter 2” Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg. ‘PG-13’ Ground” Drama) Jim Carrey. ‘R’ (2000) ‘R’ analysis to the reader. ately shift to a minor, donating “Harry Potter and LEGO LEGO ››› Iron Man (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence How- LEGO LEGO Futurama SYFY In this example, how should an extra trick in that suit to the Goblet of Fire” Jurassic Jurassic ard. A billionaire dons an armored suit to fight criminals. Jurassic Jurassic the play proceed in two spades declarer and conceding the (5:00) ››› “Love Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan ››‡ Real Steel (2011, Action) TBS Actually” (2003) Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Hugh Jackman. after West leads the heart ace? contract. ››› Iron Man 3 (2013) Robert Downey Jr. A powerful ›››› The Dark Knight (2008, Action) Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Aaron The Rock Normally, West would be West should realize that if TNT enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. Eckhart. Batman battles a vicious criminal known as the Joker. expected to balance over two East started with three hearts, (6:30) ››› “Ant-Man” (2015, Action) Paul ›‡ A Madea Christmas (2013, Comedy) ››‡ Heaven Is for Real (2014, Drama) Chrisley spades. The mantra is not to it cannot cost to cash the heart USA Rudd, Michael Douglas. Tyler Perry, Kathy Najimy. Greg Kinnear, Kelly Reilly. Knows let the opponents play at the king at trick two. Here, East (5:10) ›››‡ ›› 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003, Action) Paul Walker, ››› Remember the Titans (2000, Drama) Denzel Coach VH1 “Speed” (1994) Tyrese, Eva Mendes. Washington, Will Patton, Donald Adeosun Faison. Carter CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV DECEMBER 2, 2018 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 3 Steps to Incred- Il Volo Notte Magica Il Volo Nathan Carter: Celtic Country Healthy Brain -- Happy Life 3 Steps to Incred- ^ PBS ible Health!-Joel performs in Florence, Italy. With Dr. Suzuki ible Health!-Joel WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Garth: Live at Notre Dame! Performance NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Final OT (N) Joel House $ CBS at Notre Dame Stadium. (N) “Warrior of Peace” Osteen WCVB America’s Funniest Dancing With the Shark Tank (N) Victoria’s Secret News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Stars: Juniors (N) Fashion Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Booked Solid” WBTS Football Night in America (N) NFL Football Los Angeles Chargers at Pittsburgh Steelers. (N) News NBC 10 Access * NBC at 11 Sports WFXT NFL The OT Simpsons Bob’s Family Rel (N) Boston 25 News at Boston NFL GameDay TMZ (N) 9 FOX Football (N) Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Prime (N) WUTF (6:30) ››‡ “Dredd” (2012) Karl ››› 300 (2006, Acción) Gerard Butler. Los guerreros ¡Ay Güey! ››‡ Dredd (2012, Acción) Karl = UMA Urban, Olivia Thirlby. espartanos luchan contra el ejército persa. Urban, Olivia Thirlby. WSBK Two and Patriots Fifth Quar- WBZ News 8p (N) Phantom NCIS: New Orleans Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Half Men ter (N) Gourmet Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Suze Orman’s Fi- Daniel O’Donnell: Back Home Great Performances Michael Aging Backwards 2: Ask This Secrets of Highclere L PBS nancial Solutions Again Bublé performs. Connective Old H’se Castle WWJE Intervention Follow- Intervention “Ant- Intervention “Annie Intervention A third- Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Interroga- Panic R JN up. wahn and Billy” and Amy” generation addict. tions tions tions tions 9-1-1 WLVI Modern Modern Supergirl “Bunker Charmed Mel is on 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Wipeout True X CW Family Family Hill” (N) the hunt for Jada. CW56 (N) Crime TELE ››› Furious 7 (2015, Acción) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. El her- Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- Milagros de Navidad Decisio- ¨ TELE mano de un hombre muerto busca vengarse de Toretto. invita (N) y Más nes nes WABU Merry Kissmas (2015, Romance) Karissa Christmas Cupid’s Arrow (2018) Elisabeth A Prince for Christmas (2015, Romance) Christ- ¥ ION Staples, Brant Daugherty. Harnois, Jonathan Togo. Viva Bianca, Kirk Barker. mas Cru CABLE STATIONS (5:30) ››› ›› National Treasure (2004, Adventure) Nicolas Cage, Diane ›› Faster (2010, Action) Dwayne Johnson, National A&E “Ocean’s Thirteen” Kruger. A man tries to steal the Declaration of Independence. Billy Bob Thornton. Treasure “National Lamp. ››› National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation ›› Jingle All the Way (1996) Arnold Planes, Trains and AMC Christmas” (1989, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo. Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Phil Hartman. 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(6:20) ›› “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Life-Size 2: A Christmas Eve (2018, Com- ››‡ The Holiday (2006, Romance-Comedy) Cameron FREE Stole Christmas” (2000) Jim Carrey. edy) Tyra Banks, Francia Raisa. Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. “Transformers: Age ››› Deadpool (2016) Ryan Reynolds. Deadpool ››› Deadpool (2016) Ryan Reynolds. 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Mexico man’s state driv- ed a foreign passport. courts system acknowl- er’s license as he sought a The clerk finally con- edged the staff error to the marriage license because cluded New Mexico was Sun-News. she and her supervisor be- a state after Clarkson “We understand that lieved New Mexico was a objected three times. The a clerk in our Marriage foreign country. clerk granted the license Bureau made a mistake Gavin Clarkson told the to Clarkson and his fian- regarding New Mexi- Las Cruces Sun-News cée. co’s 106-year history as a it happened Nov. 20 at “She thought New Mex- the District of Columbia ico was a foreign country,” state,” Leah H. Gurowitz, Courts Marriage Bureau Clarkson said of the clerk. spokeswoman for D.C. 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Hawk native to South America By Yuras Karmanau Ukraine and Russia since gation into the clash. They and Nataliya Moscow’s annexation of have been taken from Vasilyeva Crimea from Ukraine in Crimea to Moscow. wows crowd in Maine park ASSOCIATED PRESS 2014, a move that greatly Kogershyn Sagiyeva, a expanded Russia’s Black member of the Moscow crowd and said the young Audubon has called it po- KIEV, Ukraine — By Patrick Whittle Sea coastline. Russia has oversight council, told the ASSOCIATED PRESS bird appeared to be in good Ukrainian officials on tentially the first record of also supported separat- television station Dozhd health and in the process Friday upped the ante the species in the U.S. ists in Ukraine’s east with that 21 Ukrainian seamen PORTLAND, Maine — of molting. Maine resi- The bird got into a scrap in their nation’s growing A hawk that is native to clandestine dispatches are already at the Moscow dents sometimes see rare with a red-tailed hawk, a confrontation with Rus- Central and South Amer- of troops and weapons. Lefortovo jail while three birds, he said, but “this is common Maine species, sia, announcing a travel ica drew a lot of attention Fighting there has killed others are in a hospital in one for the record books,” and delighted the crowd ban for most Russian men from Maine’s birding com- at least 10,000 people another jail. She said she and it made for a moment by flying overhead near a and searching the home munity Friday after ap- since 2014 but eased met with some of them they wouldn’t forget. school. of an influential cleric of pearing in a park, where somewhat after a 2015 and they appeared to be in “We’ve been watching it One member of the as- the Russian Orthodox it brawled with a fellow tear apart a squirrel for Church. truce. good shape. raptor and dined on a sembled birding throng Petro Tsygykal, chief Meanwhile, another the last half-hour or so,” was Derek Lovitch, au- The long-simmering squirrel. said Hitchcox in the ear- conflict bubbled over Sun- of the Ukrainian Border serious confrontation thor of “How to Be a Bet- The great black hawk ly afternoon, as he moni- day when Russian bor- Guard Service, announced is heating up between ter Birder” and a Free- has been a source of fas- tored the bird and advised der guards rammed into Friday at a security meet- Ukraine and Russia over port-based birding tour cination in Maine since it admirers not to get to and opened fire on three ing that all Russian males the Orthodox Church. was first spotted by Bidd- close to it. guide. All the interest in Ukrainian boats near between 16 and 60 will be Ukraine’s intelligence eford bird fans in August, Great black hawks typ- the bird, he said, made the Crimean Peninsula, barred from traveling to agency announced it was and it popped up in Port- ically live from Mexico to for a great moment for which Moscow annexed the country while martial investigating a senior cler- land’s Deering Oaks Park Argentina, and exactly Maine’s nature lovers. in 2014. The vessels were law is in place. ic of the Russian Orthodox on Thursday. The bird how this individual made “Look at all these school trying to pass through the Ukrainian President Church and its agents on drew hundreds of birders it to Maine is a bit of a groups,” Lovitch said. Kerch Strait on their way Petro Poroshenko told Friday searched the home with binoculars and cam- mystery, Hitchcox said. “Somebody here might to the Sea of Azov, where the meeting the measures of Father Pavlo, who leads eras to the park, the larg- It hadn’t been seen since have never even thought Ukraine has two major were taken “to prevent the the Pechersk Monastery in est public space in the city, Oct. 30, and is believed to about a bird before, and ports. The Russians then Russian Federation from Kiev. The agency said he on Friday morning. be the same bird that was now they might be the seized the ships and have forming private armies” was suspected of “inciting Audubon naturalist spotted in South Padre Is- next great conservation- detained their 24 crew on Ukrainian soil. hatred,” accusations that Doug Hitchcox was in the land, Texas, months ago. ist.” members. The announcement fol- he vehemently denied. In response, the lows Thursday’s decision The Ukrainian church Ukrainian parliament on by U.S. President Don- has been part of the Rus- U.S. stands apart as G-20 summit Monday passed the pres- ald Trump to scrap his sian Orthodox Church for ident’s motion to impose much-anticipated meeting centuries but is moving martial law in all border with Russian leader Vlad- close to forming an in- stumbles on trade and climate areas for 30 days. imir Putin at the G-20 dependent church, a mo- Russia claims the boats summit in Buenos Aires. mentous step that would By Angela Charlton, Trump said it isn’t appro- split the world’s largest Peter Orsi and Luiz were violating its border, Andres Henao while Ukraine says they priate for him to meet with Eastern Orthodox denom- ASSOCIATED PRESS were in international wa- Putin since Russia hasn’t ination. ters. The Kerch Strait is released the Ukrainian Both the Russian Ortho- BUENOS AIRES, Ar- sensitive area for Russia, seamen. dox Church and Russian gentina — Divisions since it just built a long A Crimea court this week authorities are strong- among the world leading bridge from the mainland ruled that the Ukrainian ly against the move and economies emerged from to occupied Crimea there. seamen will be kept be- have warned Ukraine not the moment their leaders There’s been grow- hind bars for two months to do it, fearing sectarian gathered Friday in Argen- ing hostility between pending Russia’s investi- violence. tina: Donald Trump struck his own deals and angered allies, and the leaders of Stocks climb as investors hope Russia and Saudi Arabia bonded amid criticism from European powers. for Trump-Xi trade progress U.S. negotiators blocked progress at the Group of By Marley Jay ott tumbled after it an- chief global strategist for 20 summit on managing ASSOCIATED PRESS nounced a data breach JPMorgan Funds. He said migration, slowing cli- that could affect 500 mil- global stocks will probably NEW YORK — Stocks lion guests. jump if the two leaders an- mate change, and stream- climbed again Friday as lining how world trade is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The rally this week nounce the framework of a investors waited for Pres- helped the market finish deal and fall if they don’t. governed, according to Eu- Argentina’s President Mauricio Macri, right, ident Donald Trump and ropean officials involved welcomed Italy’s Prime Minister Giuseppe with a modest gain in No- In any case, he thinks the President Xi Jinping of vember, but the S&P 500 two sides will reach an in the discussions. Conte to the start of the G-20 summit in Buenos China to meet and dis- is still 5.8 percent away agreement by early 2019. Security concerns also Aires, Argentina. cuss trade, a meeting they weighed on the two-day from the all-time high “Nobody’s got much hope will start to resolve it set in late September. to gain from fighting a talks in Buenos Aires. edging divisions within was made in Friday’s talks the nations’ trade dispute. Argentina’s security min- Among other issues, that trade war, but we both the G-20 while urging on finance and trade. The U.S. market jumped drop reflects investors’ are threatened with reces- ister said eight gasoline world leaders to have a “There’s a very positive this week after falling to pessimism that the U.S. sion,” he said. bombs were discovered “sense of urgency” and message of how trade has a six-month low the week and China will resolve The S&P 500 index in an area of the capital take actions “based on been an engine of growth before. their differences without gained 22.40 points, or several miles from the shared interests.” for the next decades and Technology and health causing damage to the 0.8 percent, to 2,760.16. summit venue where a Diplomats from the how it will continue in the care companies made the global economy. They have The Dow Jones Industri- protest in the afternoon Group of 20 countries future providing benefits largest gains Friday. En- been sparring for months al Average rose 199.62 drew thousands of demon- were haggling hard over for all citizens,” Jaitman ergy companies slipped as over issues including Chi- points, or 0.8 percent, to strators who held up ban- a final summit statement, said. U.S. crude oil fell again, na’s technology policy. 25,538.46. The Nasdaq ners with slogans like “Go with deep divisions over Argentine Foreign Min- and briefly traded under “The outlook for the composite jumped 57.45 away G-20” and “Go away what language to use on ister Jorge Faurie said $50 a barrel. The price global economy in 2019 points, or 0.8 percent, to Trump.” the Paris climate accord trade talks were moving of crude oil dropped 22 does depend on some 7,330.54. The Russell 2000 The whole point of the and the World Trade Or- forward and nations were percent in November, its peace in the trade dis- index of smaller-company G-20 — formed in the ganization. continuing to work on cli- worst month in a decade. pute between the U.S. and stocks added 7.88 points, wake of the global fi- Two European officials mate change wording. Hotel operator Marri- China,” said David Kelly, or 0.5 percent, to 1,533.27. nancial crisis a decade involved in the discussions Despite Trump’s dis- ago — is finding ways to said the U.S. was stymie- missal of concerns about solve global problems to- ing progress on both. global warming, China, gether, but diplomats in So an unorthodox solu- France and the United Buenos Aires struggled to tion emerged: An official Nations came together find enough things all the in the French president’s Friday to pledge their sup- leaders agree on. office said the statement port for the Paris climate Trump sought to use the may have language that accord. Their declaration summit to make his own sets the U.S. apart. For ex- was meant to encourage trade deals, and angered ample, a draft says 19 of other G-20 members to do the Argentine hosts by mis- the participants agree on the same, and to provide construing their position on the importance of uphold- a boost for an upcoming China’s trade practices. ing the Paris climate ac- U.N. climate summit. Meanwhile, two men un- cord, but the U.S. doesn’t. Overall the G-20 sum- der heavy criticism from Asked about the Europe- mit is meant to focus on the West lately — Rus- an concerns, a U.S. official issues such as labor, infra- sian President Vladimir said progress was being structure, development, Putin and Saudi Crown made on the joint state- financial stability, climate Prince Mohammed bin ment and the White House sustainability and inter- Salman — appeared to was “optimistic” about the national commerce. seek refuge in each other, document as a whole. But as the gathering got bonding with a tough-guy Later the Argentine offi- underway, those themes hand grab as the leaders cial shepherding the G-20 seemed like afterthoughts, sat down around a huge finance talks, treasury of- overshadowed by conten- round table for talks. ficial Laura Jaitman, said tious matters from the Argentine President Trump was “very active U.S.-China trade dispute FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mauricio Macri kicked off and committed” in the di- to the Russia-Ukraine Energy companies slipped as U.S. crude oil fell again, and briefly traded the summit by acknowl- alogue and said progress conflict. under $50 a barrel. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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U:2-101 S: Christine Bilyk & Ihor Bilyk $330,000 B: Amanda Dibuono & Philip B: Melos Construction LLC Madru $429,440 B: Thyda Chann Dibuono S: Silva Joseph L Est & Joseph S: Andrew Frongillo & Jessica B: Albertine Kelly Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Alicia Cefalo & Eric P Cefalo S: Jessica Pingree L Silva Frongillo S: Swampscott Living LLC bakerandtradesman.com Chicago icon of postmodernist architecture gets a temporary reprieve from state sale By Blair Kamin to meet on any number of After Pritzker defeated CHICAGO TRIBUNE issues. … This building is Rauner on Nov. 6, the gov- definitely on our list,” Lisa ernor-elect was asked if he, CHICAGO — The future DiChiera, director of ad- too, would pursue a sale of of the James R. Thompson vocacy for Landmarks Il- the Thompson Center. Center, which many his- linois, the Chicago-based His noncommittal re- toric preservationists love statewide historic preser- sponse: His budget team and many sidewalk super- vation group, said Wednes- would “have to look at that.” intendents hate, is again in day, referring to Gov.-elect Chicago Mayor Rahm flux. J.B. Pritzker. Emanuel’s decision not to Gov. Bruce Rauner had Last year, the group re- seek re-election adds an- sought to sell the Helmut leased a plan, “Thompson other element of uncertain- Jahn-designed, postmodern ty to the center’s future. glitter palace to a private Center Reimagined,” which developer. The governor provided an alternative, de- Emanuel and Rauner had anticipated that a buyer signed by Jahn, to tearing struck a deal that would would demolish the poorly down the building should have allowed Illinois to maintained Loop building the state sell it to a devel- sell the building, which is a and erect a massive sky- oper. Chicago Transit Authority scraper in its place. Under that plan, a hotel transportation hub as well But state officials no lon- and residential skyscraper as a state office building. ger assume, as they once would be attached to the But the deal collapsed. did, that Illinois will reap center’s southwest corner. So far, the candidates vy- $300 million from a sale The center’s office floors, ing to succeed Emanuel of the Thompson Center in which open to its towering have said little about the atrium, would be fully en- center’s future. the 2019 fiscal year, which PHOTO | TNS ends June 30, 2019. closed, ensuring acoustic Opened in 1985 as the That bit of news, which privacy. State of Illinois Building A plan, “Thompson Center Reimagined,” was released in 2017 by Land- was buried in the state’s In addition, some ground- and later renamed for its marks Illinois, a Chicago-based preservation group. It offers an alterna- Nov. 15 economic and fis- level walls would be re- patron, former Gov. James tive design by original architect Helmut Jahn. cal policy report, brought a moved, making the atrium R. “Big Jim” Thompson, the sense of relief, if only a tem- an open-air urban space center was initially mired blue, which was supposed tle to maintain the center. temporary reprieve from a porary one, to preservation- like Jahn’s vibrant Sony in controversy after tem- to evoke the red, white and Yet the center remains state sale is thus welcome, ists who want to save the Center in Berlin. peratures spiked inside its blue of the American flag, one of Chicago’s most if only because it will en- 33-year-old center. The incoming governor’s sun-drenched offices. also drew criticism. 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