FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 A look back on a rock star Lynn Lynn eld’s Hashian provided the beat for Boston budget By Bill Brotherton said in an email. ITEM FEATURES EDITOR John “Sib” Hashian, former drummer for the arena rock band Boston, died on board a cruise under Barry Goudreau yesterday remembered his ship Wednesday. He lived in Lynn eld and was friend, Boston bandmate and musical brother 67. Sib Hashian, who died on Wednesday. Hashian’s wife, Suzanne, said the drummer “Sib was my friend and musical partner for 50 the knife collapsed on stage Wednesday night while per- years. I joined a band with Sib and John Vassy of forming the band’s songs during the Legends of Lynn when I was 15. Our premiere gig was at a Rock Cruise. By Thomas Grillo club in the ‘combat zone’ in Boston. He and I and Goudreau said he was on stage with Hashian ITEM STAFF our families stayed friends through the ‘Boston’ when, after the third song, the musician slumped years to the present. He was one-in-a-million LYNN — On the heels of a bruis- never to be replaced,” a heartbroken Goudreau HASHIAN, A6 John “Sib” Hashian ing school election where voters overwhelmingly rejected a tax in- crease, the city faces the prospect of layoffs to erase a budget de cit. Mayor Judith Flanagan has (Ferris) instructed department heads to level fund their scal year 2018 budget which begins on July 1. In wheels addition, the email to senior man- agers asked them to “be creative” in absorbing a 5 percent retroac- in motion tive raise to city employees and another 2 percent increase set to take effect this summer. for Revere The city is short by $8 million — the combination of a $4 million de cit in the scal year 2017 bud- get and an additional $4 million carnival in raises for 2018. Some depart- ments face as much as 8.5 percent By Bridget Turcotte in cuts while others will have a ITEM STAFF much lower threshold. “In order to maintain the current REVERE — The Revere Spring level of operation, the city must Carnival opened Thursday night address the $4 million de cit from for the 30th straight year. last year and up to $4 million in The Fiesta Shows carnival is at new salaries due to contract set- the Showcase Cinemas parking tlements,” said Peter Caron, the lot at 565 Squire Road. Crowds city’s chief nancial of cer. “To in the thousands swarm the car- do so, the city needs to either nd nival grounds for the games, tra- new revenue or reduce spending.” ditional carnival food, petting zoo Despite the cash crunch, the and two dozen rides. mayor insists Lynn is not in the “During fair season you see midst of a nancial crisis. the more unique foods but in the “To level fund the budget, ac- springtime people want the typ- commodate the recent raises and ical fried dough, sausages, cara- increases in xed costs, such as mel apples, candy apples, cotton pensions and healthcare, we asked candy,” said EJ Dean, vice presi- everyone to submit an initial bud- dent of operations of Dean & Fly- get with an 8 percent spending nn, Inc., also called Fiesta Shows. cut,” she said. “But this is just an “We don’t allow calories to count initial step, we start at the bot- when you come to visit the carni- tom and build the budget up from val.” Dean & Flynn, Inc. was founded BUDGET, A6 by Eugene Dean and Jack Flynn in 1935 at Salisbury Beach. By 1950, the two showmen signed a contract to provide the carnival INSIDE midway at the Tops eld Fair, the nation’s oldest fair that draws In Marblehead crowds of more than 500,000 peo- Schools budget ple annually, according to their for the future. A2 website. The team purchased Fi- esta Shows in 1967 and has been In Swampscott the exclusive carnival partner of Town gets rst look the Tops eld Fair for more than at plans for Machon. A2 half a century. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE With a roller coaster, kiddie In Peabody A Ferris wheel is among the rides at the Revere Spring Carnival, which opened on Pizza shop CARNIVAL, A6 Thursday night. owners arrested. A3 It’s all Greek in Lynn Lynn By Bridget Turcotte to celebrate the diversity of educator a ITEM STAFF the city. “I like to show that there are nalist in LYNN — The city raised a so many different cultures in  ag to Greek Independence Lynn,” she said. “Everybody is Day Thursday afternoon. a part of the fabric.” Peabody In a small ceremony out- The ceremony was held to side Lynn City Hall, Mayor By Adam Swift Judith Flanagan Kennedy commemorate Greek Indepen- ITEM STAFF and Rev. George Tsoukalas of dence Day, which is observed on March 25, the day the War St. George Greek Orthodox PEABODY — Debra of Greek Independence began Church raised the Greek  ag, Ruggiero, principal of the in 1821. The holiday coincides where it will  y for the next Harrington Elementary with the Orthodox Church’s week. School in Lynn, is one of celebration of the annuncia- “I always said I would go to three nalists for super- tion to the Theotokos, when Greece and, during the Sum- intendent in Peabody. Mary was told she would bear mer of 2016, I did,” said Ken- Somerville High School the son of God by the Archan- nedy. “It was more beautiful ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Headmaster John Oteri gel Gabriel. than I could have imagined.” and Gloucester Assistant For Kennedy, raising the  ag Adam Varvounis, Giorgos Kopalidis and Paul Varvounis wait Superintendent Arthur of different countries is a way GREEK, A6 for the Greek ag to arrive at Lynn City Hall on Thursday. Unobskey are the other two nalists to replace interim Superintendent Herb Levine. Stability is principal concern in Swampscott “I’m certainly very excit- ed and honored that they By Gayla Cawley “Mr. Murphy and Mr. Calichman have “Through personal observation and over- see me as a candidate who ITEM STAFF done an outstanding job in their respec- whelmingly positive feedback from students, is viable to be superinten- tive buildings,” Angelakis said. “They have teachers and staff, it is clear to me that Mr. dent,” Ruggiero said. “I’ve SWAMPSCOTT — Superintendent Pame- demonstrated an extremely high level of stu- Murphy and Mr. Calichman are the right worked very hard in my la Angelakis appointed Jason Calichman dent-centered leadership, as well as the abili- leaders at their schools and for our district,” career, and I hope (the and Robert Murphy as the permanent prin- ty to make dif cult decisions. They are highly Angelakis continued. “They have exhibit- School Committee) sees cipals of Swampscott Middle School and engaged with their school communities and ed an understanding of the critical need to that in the site visits and High School, removing their interim labels have exhibited the ability and commitment balance academic achievement with the nal interview.” effective immediately and foregoing a formal necessary to implement the vision for their search process. schools. SWAMPSCOTT, A6 RUGGIERO, A6

OBITUARIES ...... A2 HOME ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 42° VOL. 139, ISSUE 92 POLICE/FIRE ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 39° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 OBITUARIES JFK diary written in Timothy Holland, 91 Kelly Marie Ross-Archibald, 38 post-World War II

LYNN — Timothy mer. Timmy was a LYNN — Kelly Ma- and the Lynn beach, Europe up for auction Holland, age 91, wonderful handyman rie Ross-Archibald, which she referred of Lynn, formerly around the house, age 38, of Lynn, to as “Ross Beach.” By Mark Pratt given by Kennedy to Deir- of Brooklyn, N.Y., and he enjoyed passed away Thurs- Most of all, she loved ASSOCIATED PRESS dre Henderson, a research passed away peace- watching sports day, March 16, 2017 the holidays. She assistant in his campaign BOSTON — A diary fully on March 21, games and garden- from complications was kind, creative office in the late 1950s. kept by a young John F. 2017. He was the ing at home. He en- of pancreatitis. She and witty. She was “What’s remarkable is cherished husband joyed freshwater fish- was the wife of Wil- happiest when she Kennedy during his brief what he foresaw about the of Mary (Cadogan) ing, always hoping to liam Archibald and was helping some- stint as a journalist after Holland. catch a big one! the mother of Meah body else. In addi- World War II in which he future of a world he would Born in County Cork, Ireland, He was the loving father of Archibald. tion to her husband, daughter reflected on Hitler, the lead 16 years later,” said he was the son of the late Jer- Agnes Leavey and her late Born in Lynn, Kelly was the and parents, Kelly is survived ambitions of the Soviet Henderson, who lives in emiah and Mary Holland. husband James, a former daughter of Susan (Slattery) by her brothers Robert Ross Union and the weakness the Boston area. Timmy was employed for Lynn firefighter. “Da” is also Ross and Robert Ross. She and Donald Blandini Jr., her of the United Nations is The experiences and re- more than 30 years as a survived by his grandchildren, graduated Lynn Tech, Class of grandfather Bill Slattery Sr., up for auction. flections in the diary un- mechanic for Trans World Mary Lawler of Brooklyn, N.Y., 1997, and studied gerentol- Many aunts and uncles; Many The diary was written in doubtedly influenced Ken- Airlines. For the past eight Eileen Leavey of Lynn and Pat- ogy and social work at North cousins and friends, and her 1945 when the 28-year-old nedy’s presidency, auction years he and his wife have rick Lawler of Brooklyn, N.Y., Shore Community College. dogs, Lady and Dude. She Kennedy was a correspon- house officials said. been residents of Lynn where and great-grandchildren. She had worked at Jesmond was the granddaughter of the dent for Hearst newspa- “This exceptional diary they moved to be with their Service information: Nursing Home in Nahant and late Nancy Slattery, Barbara pers, rubbing shoulders sheds light on a side of daughter, Agnes. Funeral from GOODRICH for Duffy Electric in Lynn and Milliken-Ross, Lorey W. Ross with world leaders and John F. Kennedy seldom His family was most import- Funeral Home, 128 Wash- also was a campaign assis- III, daughter-in-law of the late traveling through a dev- explored and confirms ant to him; those loved ones ington St., Lynn, Friday at 8 tant for two years for Stephen Mary Barnes and niece of the astated Europe. America’s enduring sense in the States as well as his A.M., followed by a Mass of Duffy for City Councilor. Kelly late Carl DeCotis. Boston-based RR Auc- extended family in Ireland that Christian Burial at St. Mary’s was a passionate advocate Service information: Vis- tion says the diary is that he was one of the he enjoyed visiting each sum- Church, Lynn, at 9 a.m. DFW Cocker Spaniel Rescue itation will be held in the expected to fetch about most qualified, intelligent and any/all animal control GOODRICH Funeral Home, $200,000 at auction April and insightful command- and adoption centers. She 128 Washington St. Lynn on 26. ers in chief in American loved painting, gardening, Saturday 3-5 p.m. Burial will The 61-page diary, most- history,” said Bobby Liv- Joan M. O’Neill, 73 camping, koi ponds, fishing be at a later date. ly typed but including 12 ingston, RR’s executive handwritten pages, was vice president.

SAUGUS — Mrs. her husband Dan- Joan M. (Koscielecki) iel, brother-in-law Swampscott gets first look at plans O’Neill, age 73, died William O’Neill and on Tuesday, March his late wife Marion. 21, at the Mel- Also adored by many for Machon Elementary School rose-Wakefield Hos- nieces and nephews. pital in Melrose. She She is predeceased was the loving wife of by her sister Carol By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF John M. O’Neill with Hanlon. whom she shared 54 Service informa- SWAMPSCOTT — Draft years of marriage. tion: Relatives and friends schematic plans for the Born in Chelsea, she was are invited to attend visiting affordable senior hous- the daughter of the late Felix hours in the BISBEE-POR- ing redevelopment of the and Beatrice (Dushinski) Ko- CELLA Funeral Home, 549 shuttered Machon Ele- scielecki. Joan was a devot- Lincoln Ave., Saugus on mentary School were pre- ed homemaker and enjoyed Sunday, 2-6 p.m. A funeral sented to residents for the spending time with her ex- service will be held in the first time Thursday night. tended family and friends on funeral home on Monday Residents gathered at Cape Cod every year for the at 11:30 a.m. Interment Swampscott High School past 40 years. Woodlawn Cemetery in Ev- to hear project plans pre- In addition to her husband, erett. For directions and sented by Peter Kane, she leaves her beloved chil- condolences visit www.Bis- director of community dren, Jon M. O’Neill, Jennifer beePorcella.com. In lieu of development, and the O’Neill and her husband Sean flowers, donations in her developers, B’nai B’rith Barr; three cherished grand- name may be made to the Housing, represented by children, Kacey, Kaley and American Cancer Society, Susan Gittelman, exec- Connor O’Neill. Survived by 30 Speen St., Framingham, utive director, and Holly sister-in-law Gina Cronin and MA 01701. Grace, senior project man- COURTESY OF B’NAI B’RITH HOUSING ager. An artist’s rendering of Senior Residences at the Machon. The schematic plans MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS have to be approved by parking spaces. Each unit needed as they age. She Road resident, said he has the Board of Selectmen, would have one parking said those services could been an opponent of the Professor says promotion practice” was a factor. which is scheduled to vote space and 10 guest spaces include home health project, and wanted open on them on April 5. denied over LGBT stance She also alleges women would be available. aides, housekeeping and space, but thinks the town who have challenged the “We’re really looking for- B’nai B’rith plans to im- wellness activities. has to move forward after WENHAM (AP) — An college’s stance have ex- ward to this partnership prove and reuse the 1920 “With this model, we the Town Meeting vote to associate professor at perienced more discrim- with you, the neighbor- building and demolish and tried to focus on and keep approve the proposal. a Christian college in ination than men who hood and the town,” Git- replace the 1963 addition. the mind and the body Eight units are reserved Massachusetts says in have done the same. telman told the gathered Draft plans showed that healthy,” Grace said. “The for households at or be- a complaint against the DeWeese-Boyd has residents. “We’re very ex- the developer plans to add goal is to be able to have low 30 percent of the av- school she was denied a taught at the private Wen- cited about this.” a three-story addition. residents age in place in erage median income and promotion for denouncing ham college since 1999. Town Meeting last May Grace said the over- this building.” 30 units are reserved for its LGBT policies. A spokesman says Gor- approved the selection all design goal is for the An elevator will be lo- those at or below 60 per- and redevelopment pro- The Salem News re- don does not comment on building to be wheel- cated in the middle of the cent. Preference will be posal from B’nai B’rith ports that Gordon College personnel issues. chair accessible and ac- building for people with given to residents over Gordon settled a similar Housing, a nonprofit that social work professor cessible for people with mobility concerns, Grace age 62. complaint last year. builds affordable homes disabilities. Three staff said. There will be three Margaret DeWeese-Boyd for seniors in Greater people will work reg- floors of apartments. She The full version of this says in the complaint Boston. The developer’s ularly in the building, said the smallest apart- story can be read on item- filed Wednesday with the Unemployment ticks up proposal is to build Senior she said, including a ment unit would be about live.com. Gayla Cawley Massachusetts Commis- in February, but state Residences at the Machon, resident services coor- 600 square feet, while can be reached at gcaw- sion Against Discrimina- adds more jobs a complex at 35 Burpee dinator who will help some would be more than [email protected]. Follow tion she was denied pro- residents access commu- 700 square feet. her on Twitter @Gayla- BOSTON (AP) — The Road that will include 38 motion to full professor one-bedroom units and 48 nity-based services as Gerard Perry, a Burpee Cawley. despite the unanimous unemployment rate in recommendation of the Massachusetts has ticked faculty senate. upward for a third consec- She thinks her signing utive month, but officials Marblehead schools budget for the future of a petition to remove say the state continues to the school’s policy pro- add jobs. By Leah Dearborn lum renewal is a priority, discussed. Committee ect manager position. hibiting “homosexual The office of Labor and ITEM STAFF said Perry, as well as con- member David Harris said He said whomever is Workforce Development tinuing to update technol- this week kicks off the hir- hired will work hand-in- reported Thursday that MARBLEHEAD — The ogy accessible to students ing process for an owner’s hand with the building IN MEMORIAM 2018 fiscal year budget JACKIE ANDERSON the February unem- and teachers. project manager to direct committee and architect 1997 ~ MARCH 24 ~ 2017 ployment rate was 3.4 for the Marblehead Public She said additional in- the feasibility phase of in a process the MSBA es- 20TH ANNIVERSARY percent, compared to 3.2 Schools saw a 5.1 percent terpretation services were consolidating the Gerry timates will take an aver- You can only have one mother, increase from last year. patient, kind and true. percent in January. contracted over the past and Coffin schools. age of 18-24 months. No other friend in all the world will Preliminary estimates At a public hearing year as the student base He said the committee The feasibility study be the same to you. To mother you from the federal Bureau of Thursday in the L.H. Cof- in town continues to di- is analyzing an alternate is estimated to cost up will return; for all her living fin Elementary School, kindness, she asks nothing in Labor Statistics show Mas- versify. possibility of combin- to $750,000, according return. As we look upon her sachusetts added 10,100 Superintendent Maryann “We want to make sure ing the Gerry, Coffin and to the Marblehead Pub- picture, sweet memories we recall, jobs during the month, with Perry said most of the ad- every child and their fam- Malcolm L. Bell schools lic Schools website. The of a face so full of sunshine and a ditional cost came from ily feels welcome here in that would support 450 smile for one and all. gains in several sectors MSBA will reimburse the To our dear mother up above: including education and contractual increases Marblehead schools,” said students, a course Harris town approximately 32 Tell her how we miss her and give health services, construc- across all grades. Perry. described as a means of percent of the study cost. her all our love. tion and manufacturing. Textbook and curricu- She said a separate preparing for the future The first of the public $115,000 was granted by growth. project manager inter- the town finance commit- The Gerry School Build- views is scheduled for tee to supplement recent ing Committee entered 5:30 p.m. tonight at Mar- federal cuts to Title I pro- the 270-day eligibility pe- blehead High School. gram funding. Title I fo- riod with the Massachu- The remaining two will cuses on narrowing the setts School Building Au- take place on Monday, education gap for at-risk thority (MSBA) in March and a final recommen- learners. and was given the green dation will be brought The hearing was part of light to move forward to before the committee on the regular School Com- the next phase of gather- April 6. mittee meeting. ing information. Before the budget hear- “They’re right there with Leah Dearborn can be ing, the future of the El- you from start to finish,” reached at ldearborn@ bridge Gerry School was said Harris about the proj- itemlive.com.

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HOW TO REACH US POLICE/FIRE Owners of Peabody All address information, particu- Thursday at 128 Empire St. Theft larly arrests, reflect police records. In pizza shop arrested the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Complaints A report of a larceny at 6:53 110 Munroe St. p.m. Wednesday at Holiday Inn BOSTON — The owners tangible objects “pertain- P.O. Box 5 it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a disturbance at 1 Newbury St. A stolen cell of Giovanni’s Roast Beef ing to the payment, re- Lynn, MA 01903 cerned party to contact the relevant at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at 8 phone was reported. & Pizza in Peabody were ceipt, transfer or storage Customer Service police department and have the de- Lander Ave.; at 10 p.m. Wednes- arrested and charged of money or other things Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. partment issue a notice of correction day at 50-52 Newhall St.; at 2 REVERE Wednesday in U.S. District of value.” Connecting to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- a.m. Thursday at 7-Eleven at Court with obstruction of Following the searches, All Departments: ifications will not be made without 50 Western Ave.; at 3:01 p.m. Arrests justice for removing items and after Dora and Kosta 781-593-7700 Thursday on Holyoke Street. express notice of change from the from a safe deposit box were served with the sub- Ext. 2 Patrick A. Blake Jr., 21, of following the execution of arresting police department. poenas, the two allegedly Classi ed Advertising Overdose 133 Dickinson St., Springfield, search warrants, accord- went to a bank and emp- classi [email protected] was arrested on a warrant at ing to the U.S. Attorney’s A report of an overdose at tied a safe deposit box Subscriptions LYNN 9:13 p.m. Wednesday. Office. except for a few pieces of [email protected] 2:53 a.m. Thursday on Ha- Antjuan Verner, 23, of Illi- Theodora “Dora” Panou- nover Street. jewelry, authorities said. Circulation Arrests nois, was arrested and charged sos, 63, and Konstantinos Surveillance footage al- [email protected] with trespassing at 5:41 p.m. “Kosta” Panousos, 37, face Vincent Gerardi, 32, of 3 Al- Theft legedly showed Dora en- Ext. 3 Wednesday. two counts of concealing a tering the bank with an fred Road, Saugus, was arrest- document and attempting Newsroom ed and charged with Class B A report of a robbery at 3:50 empty tote bag and leav- [email protected] a.m. Thursday at Congress Accidents to do so with the intent to ing the bank with what [email protected] drug possession at 12:47 p.m. Street and Western Avenue. impair the object’s avail- appeared to be items from Thursday. A report of a motor vehi- ability for use in an offi- Ext. 4 A report of a larceny at 3:03 the safe deposit box in the John Lluberes-Munoz, of cle accident at 12:03 a.m. cial proceeding. Sports p.m. Thursday at 35 Washing- tote bag. 172 Broadway, Revere, was Wednesday on Jordan Street; They were released on [email protected] ton St. Minutes later, Dora and arrested on warrant charges at 12:27 p.m. Wednesday on bond following an appear- Ext. 5 Kosta arrived at a second of operation of a motor vehi- North Shore Road; at 3:25 ance before U.S. District Retail and Online Vandalism cle with a suspended license, p.m. Wednesday at 7-Eleven Court Magistrate Judge bank where Dora had an- Advertising possession of a burglarious in- other safe deposit box. [email protected] A report of motor vehi- on North Shore Road; at 4:32 David Hennessy. strument, disorderly conduct, Dora told bank employ- cle vandalism at 6:45 p.m. p.m. Wednesday at Sunoco The pair were under ADVERTISING resisting arrest and trespass- Wednesday at 24 Estes St. on North Shore Road; at 8:12 investigation for tax eva- ees she had lost the keys Ernie Carpenter, Jr. ing at 5:52 p.m. Wednesday. p.m. Wednesday at Darque Tan sion and filing false tax and requested that they Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 Manfredo Macario Solis, 30, on American Legion Highway. returns, specifically for have the box drilled. But [email protected] MARBLEHEAD of 30 High St., was arrested and failing to report all of the before they could do so, Mike Germano charged with OUI liquor, unli- investigators executed a Director of Advertising Complaints Assaults shop’s gross income, ac- censed operation of a motor ve- cording to the complaint. search warrant for the box and Business Development hicle and marked lanes violation ext. 1257 A report of a pole that fell on A report of an assault at Last month, investi- and discovered that it con- [email protected] at 4:35 p.m. Wednesday. a car at 4:01 p.m. Wednesday 1:14 a.m. Wednesday on gators executed search tained about $415,000 in Bob Gunther Jordy Mata, 18, of 6 Richard on Pitman Road. Police report- Emanuel Street. warrants at Giovanni’s cash. Another box leased Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 St., was arrested and charged restaurant and at Dora’s by Dora was found to con- [email protected] ed a telephone pole came with leaving the scene of per- down on a car and there was Breaking and Entering home and seized safe de- tain about $224,220 in Ralph Mitchell sonal injury and learner’s per- posit box keys. cash. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 no power. The light department A report of a breaking mit violation at 10:23 p.m. That same morning, The pair face up to 20 [email protected] responded. Another pole up and entering at 11:32 a.m. Wednesday. Dora and Kosta were years in prison, three Patricia Whalen the street was still standing, Wednesday on Bellingham Av- Jaymes Price, of 6 Quincy served with grand jury years of probation and a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 but was snapped in half. enue; at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday [email protected] Terrace, was arrested on war- subpoenas for records and $250,000 fine. rant charges of assault with on Revere Beach Parkway. BUSINESS OFFICE a dangerous weapon, larceny PEABODY Beth Bresnahan from person and uttering a false Complaints Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 check at 2:28 p.m. Thursday. Accidents Lynn Police warn of [email protected] Israel Vasquez, 38, of 177 A report of a disturbance at Susan J. Conti A report of a motor vehicle ac- 3:30 a.m. Wednesday at Revere Lewis St., was arrested and cident at 2:05 p.m. Wednesday possible charity scam Controller, ext. 1288 charged with Class B drug pos- Housing Authority on Eliot Road; [email protected] at Physical Therapy North at 2 at 10:17 p.m. Wednesday at session and disorderly con- First Ave.; at 2:59 p.m. Wednes- The Lynn Police Depart- Burlington, Fitchburg, Ja- Ted Grant duct at 9:05 p.m. Wednesday. Woody’s Liquor on Broadway. Publisher, ext. 1234 day at Lowell and Foster streets; A report of kidnapping at ment wants to make the maica Plain, Lynn, Natick, [email protected] public aware of a possible and Revere. Accidents at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Best 6:11 p.m. Wednesday at Marian Kinney Gas at 129 Newbury St. Broadway Towers on Broadway. scam involving fraudulent Don’t become a victim of ext. 1212 A report of a motor vehicle charity and advertising the scam, the department [email protected] A report of a motor vehicle accident with personal inju- hit and run accident at 6:53 Theft collections. warns. Never give out any Will Kraft p.m. Wednesday at Northshore Suspects say they are of your personal informa- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 ry at 2:21 p.m. Wednesday [email protected] at 240 Western Ave.; at 9:37 Mall at 210N Andover St.; at A report of a larceny at 9:16 collecting money on be- tion over the phone and Jennifer Perez p.m. Wednesday at Walmart at 7:43 p.m. Wednesday at 48 a.m. Wednesday on Garfield half of The Jimmy Fund always request something ext. 1205 780 Lynnway. Driscoll St. and 2 Walsh Ave. Avenue. for Kids and The Volun- in writing so you can ver- [email protected] A report of a motor vehicle A report of a larceny/forgery/ teer Fireman, according to ify the information before Carolina Trujillo accident at 4:09 p.m. Wednes- Complaints fraud at 11:54 a.m. Wednesday a post on the department’s making any kind of dona- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 day at Liberty and Willow at Pizzeria Uno on Squire Road. Facebook page. The vic- tion. [email protected] A report of a disturbance at tims are commercial busi- If you have been a victim streets; at 7:02 p.m. Wednes- 4:17 p.m. Wednesday at 64 Fos- Jim Wilson day at Harwood Street and nesses that believe they of this scam or have any Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ter St. A neighbor reported yelling SAUGUS are paying for advertising information to share, con- [email protected] Western Avenue; at 10:19 p.m. and screaming in the apartment. Wednesday at 44 Cherry St.; space, the post said. tact Lynn police at (781) CIRCULATION Police reported the residents Accidents at 7:56 a.m. Thursday at Com- were working on a science fair As of Wednesday, there 595-2000. Cellphone users Lisa Mahmoud mercial and South Common A report of a motor vehicle are no reported victims can also text an anony- Manager, ext. 1239 project; at 5:02 p.m. Wednes- accident with personal injury [email protected] streets; at 1:11 p.m. Thursday day at MSPCC at 63 Andover of the scam in Lynn, but mous tip to police by tex- at 43 State St.; at 2:49 p.m. at 3:26 p.m. Wednesday at the department says they ting the word “tiplynn” CLASSIFIED St.; at 4:36 a.m. Thursday at 14 Walnut and Central streets. Thursday at 422 Chatham St.; Foster St.; at 4:55 a.m. Thursday have received reliable re- and information to tip411 Abbe Young Smith at 2:50 p.m. Thursday at Baker A report of a motor vehicle Manager, ext. 1276 at Walgreens at 229 Andover St. ports there may be sus- (847411). You can also call [email protected] and North Common streets; at accident at 5:48 p.m. Wednes- pects collecting checks for the anonymous tip line at A caller reported JRM picking up day at Sears/Square One Mall Kerry Smith 2:59 p.m. Thursday at Broad- the scammers in Boston, (781) 477-4444. at Walgreens against the city or- at 1325 Broadway. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg This budget isn’t dead on arrival Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   News Editor Gordon R. Hall Every year, Congress affixes the sions, they tend to follow the course fense spending increase — it’s going W   J. K Monica Connell Healey same toe tag to the White House of the president if he is in the same to come from somewhere. “ Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton budget within minutes of its deliv- party as the majorities in the House And a timid Congress, afraid of J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan ery: “Dead on Arrival.” and Senate. electoral backlash and more par- Chief Operating O cer Chairman The phrase is such a cliché, and so Conservative spending hawks are tisan than institutional in nature, P ‘  often repeated by members of Con- hailing this budget because they already has ceded ever more of its Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 gress who dislike the president’s know it is consequential in chang- power to the president over the Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 numbers, that it’s hard to find a ing the nature of the debate over the years, right down to legislators’ Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 news story about each year’s bud- government’s role in American life. right to earmark public funds and Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 get that doesn’t include those three “The people in Washington have tax breaks to specific entities. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 words. It’s also discounted as just a mortgages, car payments and bills What the appropriators know all Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 “blueprint,” “a political document” to pay that depend on government too well is that every table they pro- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 or a “proposal” written for disposal. not shrinking,” said Sheila Cole, a duce will place their own spending When I was a budget reporter for former executive director of the Re- levels for next year alongside the John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 CQ, and at other publications, these publican Study Committee under current year outlays and the presi- were my watchwords. then-Rep. Mike Pence of Indiana. dent’s proposed budget. If they fund And they reflect the way the estab- “Much of America is tired of their high-profile agencies and programs lishment wants to treat President sky-is-falling, big-spending mental- above his targets, he will be able to Donald Trump’s first budget submis- ity. President Trump is tapping into present himself as a budget-cutter sion, which would boost Pentagon that sentiment.” and congressional Republicans as spending by $54 billion — 10 per- Even as Speaker Paul D. Ryan used profligate spenders. cent — by short-selling diplomacy, the magic “blueprint” word — and In most cases, they will try to EDITORIAL environmental protection and a host took pains to show that it’s Congress avoid a fight with the president of of federal programs that serve the that ultimately writes spending bills their own party — none of them win needs of the poor, children, the elder- — his praise for Trump’s shift in pri- for that — and that means coming ly and the disabled. It’s easy — and orities showed that the White House close enough to Trump’s goals on comforting — for the political class budget is the starting point for real big-ticket items to allow him to de- Let there be to write those plans off as the unre- discussion over spending choices. clare victory. alized fantasies of an objectivist-sur- “I welcome the president’s blue- For critics of the president, Trump’s vivalist brand of bean-counter. print for next year’s budget, which budget not only exposes a wound but Make no mistake, Trump makes turns the page from the last eight dumps generous amounts of salt in it. light in Lynn Ayn Rand look like Mother Teresa, years,” Ryan said in a very light en- There’s no reason for any Democrat and the members of Congress will be dorsement for a plan that will cause to help Senate Majority Leader Mitch more responsive to heartfelt appeals heartburn for many Republicans McConnell win cloture on appropria- It’s a project brilliant in its simplicity: Creatively for relief from their constituents than in the House. “We are determined tions bills that cut near as much as light up the city’s downtown to make it fun and vi- the president. If anything, he’s spent to work with the administration to Trump envisions, and they will loudly brant at night. the early part of his presidency deliv- shrink the size of government, grow denounce each and every trim. That is the objective Beyond Walls is seeking to ering and backing proposals that dis- our economy, secure our borders, and Cole notes that the chorus of oppo- achieve with the help of anyone and everyone who proportionately hurt his own voters. ensure our troops have the tools nec- sition sounds the same whether cuts wants to help raise $50,000 by midnight May 22 to The health care bill is an unnatural essary to complete their missions. I are big or small — so, from the per- pay for the lighting project. If the crowdfunding ob- disaster for the low-income rural Re- look forward to reviewing this with spective of conservatives, you might jective can be achieved, state matching grant money publican voters who form his base. the Appropriations Committee and as well go huuuge. will be available and Beyond Walls will be well on And, Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) had our entire conference.” “Nibbling around the edges still al- its way to securing an estimated $255,000 needed to this to say about a budget that cuts Ryan and House Republicans have lows the opposition to write ads that achieve all goals associated with the project. the Agriculture Department’s discre- already ensured that it’s just a mat- you hate Big Bird,” she said. “Some- Adding lights under the Central Square commut- tionary spending by more than one- ter of which domestic programs get one has to rip off the band-aid on er rail platform and scattering neon signs around fifth: “Trump ran as a champion of slashed, as former Obama Office overspending, and to the extent this downtown sounds like a superficial approach garner- rural America, but now, he is punch- of Management and Budget aide budget does that, it is refreshing.” ing temporary results. But the genius behind Beyond ing rural Americans in the gut.” Kate Eltrich of Sixkiller Consulting, This particular budget doesn’t just Walls is that its originators view it as just one ap- And yet it would be a grave error points out. set the terms of a debate, it draws the proach to attracting people downtown. to think that these numbers will dis- “No matter who was president lines of battle between the parties. Diners, music and art lovers already come to the appear. this year, FY18 is consequential And that means that for everyone on area roughly defined by Market, Broad and Essex The practical truth is that the because the budget caps are back Capitol Hill, and around the country, streets. Veterans Memorial Auditorium offers almost president’s budget sets the tone, in full effect — the request is one it is anything but dead on arrival. year-round concerts and hearing good music in Lynn direction and parameters of the de- take on how to go forward,” Eltrich goes hand in hand with eating at downtown restau- bate over government operations said. “Whether Congress accepts or Roll Call columnist Jonathan rants. each year. While members of Con- rejects cuts will be viewed against Allen is co-author of the New York The vision behind Beyond Walls revolves around gress have a stake in making the what Trump proposed, much like Times-bestselling Clinton biography making downtown a walkable area where people are public and press think that they are Ryan’s first budget in 2011. The “HRC” and has covered Congress, enticed to venture from one part of downtown to an- in charge of their own constitution- problem this year is that Republi- the White House and elections over other; for instance, from dinner to a concert to some- al authority to make spending deci- cans have already embraced the de- the past 15 years. place to grab a drink. Lighting downtown provides an opportunity to create fun pathways crisscrossing the city’s center and opening it for exploration by nighttime visitors. Downtown Lynn isn’t a destination like Salem’s Pickering Wharf or Somerville’s Davis Square, but it is a destination. A train ride links downtown to Bos- ton and downtown residents for more than 10 years have walked out their front doors and called down- town their neighborhood. There are other ways to attract more people to downtown, such as studying traffic and parking and deciding if road patterns make sense and park- ing lots are functional. More housing is being built downtown and more residents will increase market pressure to provide more day and night destina- tions. Probably the greatest part about downtown is its character. The several square-block area is a rich architectural trove ranging from the Art Deco ram- parts of City Hall and the Willow Street post office to the 19th-century brick mill buildings, the iconic Capitol Diner and overhead train track. As Beyond Walls develops and takes hold down- town, the opportunities to enhance these building exteriors with lighting or neon will unfold and every- one who loves Lynn and anyone who wants to fall in love with the city will have another reason to visit it.

ANN MCFEATTERS How to toe the Trump line

WASHINGTON — So, you are icans. ald is good to you. he is not going to use the White ity. Trump even cites news me- an ardent supporter of Presi- In the spirit of patriotism, here Q: If Trump is such a good House to increase his family’s dia reports to try to prove he is dent Donald Trump. And you are the suggested White House negotiator, why is the admin- wealth? not lying and not breaking his are thinking of applying for one responses for questions you istration talking of a pre-emp- A: Nope. Trump’s aides must promises. Clearly, he loves me- of the hundreds of available might get from jealous others as tive strike against North Korea, not have conflicts of interest, dia attention. So why does he positions the president is sup- you pursue your new career. even though this would risk but it is legal for the president keep disparaging the media, posed to fill. Q: What do I say when I’m retaliation that could cost thou- to make money while president. calling it “fake news”? Because these are jobs with asked why so many Trump cam- sands if not millions of South Really. Look it up! A: Oh come on. It’s getting hefty salaries and responsibility, paign officials took money from Korean lives? Q: But the law says Trump harder to blame everything on we are here to help. Russia or Russians? Isn’t this A: North Korean dictator Kim can’t rent federal property, and Hillary Clinton and Barack Start by knowing the No. 1 collusion with a sworn enemy of Jong Un must be taught who is he is renting the Old Post Office Obama. The media is the perfect qualification is not your skillset the United States? the boss of the world. Sometimes between the White House and foil! Everybody has some beef or even your impeccable Repub- A: Absolutely not. Those “of- the end justifies the means. the Capitol for his hotel. Isn’t with “the media.” lican credentials. The key attri- ficials,” even paid Trump Cam- Q: Isn’t it awkward that FBI that illegal? Q: Trump mocked Obama bute is loyalty to Donald Trump. paign Chairman Paul Manafort director James Comey testi- A: Would you rather have such for vacationing in Hawaii, but If you weren’t on board on the and former White House Na- fied former President Barack prime real estate disintegrate, Trump has spent millions more lovely June day in 2015 when tional Security Adviser Mike Obama did not order any wire- full of rats, bats and vagrants? in two months flying at taxpay- he announced his quest for the Flynn, weren’t part of the real tapping of Trump, despite Q: Trump promised he would er expense to his Florida resort White House and called Mexi- Trump team. That would be his Trump’s tweets to the contrary? not take the $400,000 presi- than Obama spent in a year. cans rapists and murderers, sor- family. Shouldn’t Trump apologize for dential salary, so why is the How do we explain that? ry, you are not eligible. Q: Why won’t Trump disavow falsely accusing his predecessor U.S. Treasury sending him A: We don’t have to explain But if you were, good news! Russian dictator Vladimir Pu- of a felony? checks? anything. This president is A post in the Trump adminis- tin, who has made billions of A: Of course not. As president, A: He certainly doesn’t need working so hard he needs a tration may be in your future. dollars in office, annexes other Trump is never required to say the money, but he is taking it so break every four days or so. Think Omarosa Manigault, who countries, has his enemies mur- he’s sorry. That would be show- that possibly, at the end of the has been a Trump loyalist since dered and interfered in the U.S. ing weakness. The president is year, he may donate some of it to Ann McFeatters is an op-ed she was fired from his reality presidential election? not weak. charity. He is generous. columnist for Tribune News show, “The Apprentice.” Now she A: The president thinks Putin Q: Having promised to drain Q: The media has been essen- Service. Readers may send her has a lucrative White House job likes and admires him. If you the swamp, shouldn’t Trump tial for Trump’s rise, giving him email at amcfeatters@national- as a liaison with African-Amer- are good to the Donald, the Don- release his tax returns to prove billions of dollars in free public- press.com.

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PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Artist Louesa Roebuck shows her work studio in Ojai, Calif.

By Katherine Roth inspire me, and lots of to visualize. It’s work in LET NATURE IN ASSOCIATED PRESS plants,” says Waldman. progress.” Natural light and nat- Louesa Roebuck, who, Rachael Weiner, senior ural objects “connect us Spaces where creativity with Sarah Lonsdale, style and market editor to the universe and stim- happens are utterly unlike wrote and photographed at Real Simple magazine, ulate the brain. If there’s other rooms, artists and “Foraged Flora” (Ten says anyone can foster no outdoor space nearby, designers say. Whether at Speed Press), featuring creativity in their home consider including plants home or elsewhere, these images and descriptions office or studio space. or even a bowl of fruit. Liv- deeply personal spaces of- of the workplaces of vari- “While a home is a place ing natural things really ten feel like they’re in flux, ous California “creatives,” to foster tranquility, to re- change the feel of a space,” with interiors more curat- says “creative spaces re- lax and recharge, a creative Weiner says. ed than decorated. They flect an intersection be- space is the opposite. You often feature natural ob- tween the highly personal jects and personal totems. want it to be comfortable, PERSONAL AND They can feel messy, but and professional.” but you also want the ener- INSPIRATIONAL also like a window into an The studios, ateliers and gy to be dynamic,” she says. TOTEMS artist’s mind. other spaces explored in Some of her tips: “In a creative work “I am always mesmer- these books vary widely, space, anything that cre- ized by what goes on in but many include plants PERMISSION ates joy or reminds you these creative spaces. or pets, quirky objects, TO BE MESSY of what you love belongs They are very special and and odd assortments of “In a home you want there,” she says. “Favorite often very private. The objects grouped in visual things as orderly as possi- colors or textiles, photos hardest part is convinc- vignettes. ble, but in a creative space from a happy family vaca- ing people to let you in,” “A lot of the things we you want to give yourself tion or objects that bring says Paul Barbera, who collect connect us to other permission to diversify the back special memories. has photographed over places and times, like rel- way you organize things. These help inspire.” 200 studios of both estab- ics or fossils, shells, stones Contact lists should be in lished and up-and-coming or bits of inspiration,” Roe- order, but you might want EXPAND YOUR IMAGE designers, architects and buck says. “My studio is to make stacks of books or OF WORK SPACE artists around the world. full of totems.” drawings, or spread things “Depending on the kind His most recent book is The rooms also tend to out as you think about of work you do, a ham- “Where They Create, Ja- have plenty of natural light them,” Weiner says. mock chair or cushions pan” (Frame Publishers, or access to the outdoors. on the floor might be a Amsterdam). “My home is very pared FLUID better fit than an office Matthew Waldman, down but the desk in my DISPLAY SPACE chair,” she says. “Unlike founder of a watch compa- studio area is covered in “The more fluid the dis- the home, which has to ny called Nooka, is one of things,” says Lonsdale. play space the better,” she cater to everyone in it, the designers featured in “The most creative spaces says. “Consider putting up creative space is a per- the book. seem to have the messiest a bulletin board or gallery sonal realm, filled with “I like to have a lot of desks. I love those desks. ledges so you can refresh whatever it is — and or- stimulation in my creative And many creative people what kind of work you have ganized in whatever way space, with things to touch spread things out across up depending on the proj- you want — that sparks Mariko Mori in her Tea room in Tokyo, where and look at, things that walls or floors. It’s a way ects you’re working on.” your creativity.” she does a lot of thinking. Emperor’s candlestick, offering a nostalgic trip to the islands

By Norman Winter family and even though TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE it does not bloom until mid-to-late-summer the I was working on a mag- large pinnately compound azine piece this week on foliage lends a textural Cassie and Scott nostalgia gardening. While extravaganza even when Frick’s renovated we tend to think of nos- flowers aren’t present. kitchen. talgia gardening as being Since it does grow large, related to growing some- up to 8 feet tall, with the thing that is heirloom or compound leaves stretch- PHOTO | LEILA NAVIDI/ antique it can also be con- MINNEAPOLIS STAR/TNS ing out 3 feet in each di- sidered a plant that men- rection you will want to tally transports you back place it at the back of your to another time or place. border. I have grown them Lose a wall, gain a dream kitchen One plant that instantly in beds where I had over does that is the Emperor’s a dozen and while pretty candlestick, Senna alata it was a little overwhelm- By Kim Palmer don’t want a formal dining remodeling. possible,” said Windmill- formerly Cassia alata. ing. Probably two to three STAR TRIBUNE room anymore.” “Half the kitchens we er. “You have to figure It is considered a shrub plants in a mixed border (MINNEAPOLIS) Frick included. She and do, we end up taking out a out how to transfer that in the tropics. Though we is the way to go. One of her husband recently re- wall or partial wall,” said load. It’s a structural chal- MINNETONKA, Minn. see it in gardens as a beau- my favorite partners is modeled their 1970s home Craig Weber, architect lenge.” — What’s standing be- tiful flower, in third world the spicy jatropha, Jatro- tween you and your dream in Minnetonka, extending and owner of Bridgewater Ramblers from the countries it is seen as a pha integerrima. Another kitchen? Often, it’s a wall the kitchen by eliminating Construction. “It makes 1950s and ’60s are good valuable medicinal plant. terrific combination would — a relic from the days an adjacent dining room. for a much more dramatic candidates for wall remov- In Mexico and Samoa, it include Vermillionaire when a separate dining “For us, with two kids, a kitchen. Most people en- al, said Weber. “The floor is used for snake-bites, in cuphea that has scarlet room was a must-have in formal dining room does tertain in the kitchen — plans are pretty flexible.” other countries it is used flowers and reaches about every home. not make sense,” she said. whether they want to or Wall removal can be for herpes and venereal 3 feet tall and wide. Today, formal meals have “It was a big room but we not.” more complicated in diseases, ringworm, and My one bone of conten- gone the way of the rotary never went there, and it Often the unwanted wall a split-level or older digestive disorders. But- tion with garden centers phone in most households, was totally cut off.” is load-bearing, so it’s im- two-story home, but just terfly lovers treasure it as is that they usually do not and a room just for dining More than one-third of portant to consult with a about anything is possi- a host plant for Sulphur have them available ear- seems like a waste of pre- kitchen renovation proj- professional, noted Max ble. “We’ve taken walls butterflies. ly enough in the planting cious space. ects now involve increas- Windmiller, an architec- out of [homes from] pret- It can be grown success- season to allow time to “The formal dining room ing the room’s size, ac- tural designer with Wind- ty much any era,” Weber fully as an annual just grow them into eight-foot- was popular for a while,” cording to the 2017 Houzz miller Design Studio. He said. about anywhere in the plus range. Actually, they said Cassie Frick, an Edi- Kitchen Trends Study. advised Frick during her The results are worth country. Here in Savan- are now getting harder na Realty agent. But most Open floor plans continue project and also brought it, said Steve Ribnick, nah, Ga., it too is an an- to find. Once you do start of her clients view them to rise, with 51 percent of in a structural engineer. who recently hired Weber nual flower and stunning growing them, “you are as so last-century. “Ev- new kitchens more open to “She knew what she to remodel his family’s from summer through in the business,” because erybody wants the open other rooms of the house wanted, but she wanted 1978 two-story in Bloom- frost. The candlestick they produce long pods concept. The vast majority than they were before the to make sure it would be ington. plant is in the legume loaded with seeds. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 Lynn educator a finalist in Peabody Lynn budget RUGGIERO part that they are look- a part of the community. apply who had been a su- From A1 ing for someone to be in- “I really think that the perintendent, possibly in under the knife vested in Peabody as a diversity and the size is a a smaller district,” said Over the coming weeks, whole, whether they are wonderful combination for Dunne. “Peabody is a big the Peabody School Com- a resident or not,” said me,” Unobskey said. district with a lot of mov- BUDGET get is so lean right now to mittee will be visiting Ruggiero. “I have lived in Mayor Edward A. Bet- ing parts, I think some- From A1 cut back on personnel will the home school districts Peabody for a long time, tencourt Jr. said he is hap- one with experience as a lead to lower services.” of the three finalists fol- and have been involved, py with the candidates the superintendent would be there. I can’t speculate on Police Chief Michael lowed by visits by the fi- particularly when my chil- School Committee select- better than someone who layoffs right now, but we Mageary said it is too soon nalists to Peabody and a dren were younger.” ed to move forward to the has not been a superinten- have some pretty big fixed to say how the latest cuts final interview before the At the first round of in- next round of the process. dent before.” costs that must be met.” will affect his department. committee. terviews with the School “The superintendent in The position was adver- Still, it appears contract Last year, they downsized School Committee mem- Committee earlier this Peabody is a very chal- tised with a salary range settlements with police, to six patrol cars with two bers will visit Lynn on week, Oteri said he places lenging position and we of $175,000-$190,000 with fire and other city employ- officers in each, down from March 30, and Ruggiero a premium on hiring edu- want to make sure the a three-year initial con- ees has exacerbated the six, one-person patrol cars said she will be visiting cators who go above and next superintendent is tract. The official posted cash-strapped city’s abil- and four, two-person cars. Peabody in April for the beyond and are able to the right person to han- start date is July 1. ity to maintain its nearly “We are already running site visit and interview. communicate clearly and dle all the responsibili- Dunne said she is also $300 million budget with- lean,” he said. “We have During the visit to Pea- concisely. ties of the position,” said concerned about the sal- out cuts. Some depart- two officers less per di- body, the finalists will “The objective (in a Bettencourt. “This is the ary level, since when it ment heads say layoffs vision on the street right meet with city leaders, classroom) should be very most important decision was approved, she said and service cutbacks may now.” such as the police and fire clear,” Oteri said. “I should the School Committee will the committee was basing be inevitable. The schools Cuts in the Personnel chiefs, as well as school of- go in the classroom, a make, and the three can- those numbers on bring- will not be affected by the Department could lead to ficials. grandmother should be didates are worthy to con- ing in someone with su- cuts. trimming one position, ac- Ruggiero said she un- able to go in there and tinue the process and for perintendent experience. The $3.7 million payroll cording to Joseph Driscoll, derstands it is a big jump know what they are doing us to learn more about.” “I was willing to pay for at the Department of Pub- director. His $251,000 from elementary school within five minutes.” School Committee someone with experience,” lic Works must be trimmed budget consists of three principal, but said she be- Unobskey, who met with member Beverley Griffin said Dunne. “Now it’s a by nearly $262,000, the salaries and less than lieves she has the educa- the School Committee Dunne voted against mov- really good salary range potential loss of about $5,000 in expenses. tional experience to make last week, said he has an ing forward with the three for someone who has not three workers from the “I understand the finan- her a qualified candidate educational philosophy finalists, citing the candi- been a superintendent. 50-person unit. cial crisis the city is in,” for the position. Ruggiero that serves all kids and dates’ lack of experience All three finalists are fine “Trying to do the same said Driscoll. “I will do is also the only superin- makes sure all teachers as superintendents. people, and I think they amount of work with less what the mayor and the tendent candidate who are heard. He said he’s “I’m personally disap- will make fine superinten- money is always a chal- chief financial officer ask calls Peabody home. done his research on Pea- pointed, I had hoped we dents, just not in Peabody lenge,” said Andrew Hall, me to do, as painful as it “I know that it is a key body and would love to be would have had someone … this is a huge job.” commissioner. may be.” Hall said one of his Fire Chief James Mc- workers is collecting Donald said he’s hoping Wheels in motion for Revere carnival worker’s compensation as not to lay off anyone, but a result of an injury on the can’t guarantee it. He is CARNIVAL job. If that person does not looking at cutting $1.3 mil- return to work, he would From A1 lion from the department’s not fill the position. $16.6 million payroll. rides for children, thriller rides for teens, “I’m trying to avoid “It will have a bad effect a carousel for the nostalgic parents and any layoffs,” he said. “It’s on us,” he said. “We do possible we could absorb bumper cars, Dean said they’ve catered to not have a lot of money to work done by one of our all demographics for Revere’s carnival. roll into payroll. There’s a contractors, but it may Farmyard animals from Step by Step chance a firefighter could not be enough to avoid be laid off.” Animal Adventures, a farm in Orange, will layoffs.” be on site to meet with visitors each day. While McDonald has 17 In the city’s Inspection- unfilled firefighter jobs, The festival is sponsored by the McCa- al Services Department he has been using some rthy-Trifone Recreation Committee. Pro- (ISD), they are looking of that money to pay for ceeds from the event go back to the com- at a $400,000 cut from overtime. mittee to fund youth programs, including its $6.8 million person- If the city lacks suf- sports, said Dean. nel budget or as many as ficient firefighters on a The carnival will run through April 16 eight positions from the shift, he said they can and is open Monday, Wednesday and Fri- department which em- put that company out of day at 6 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday at 5 ploys 30 workers. service in what’s called a p.m., and Saturday and Sunday at 1 pm. Michael Donovan, ISD’s “brownout.” That’s where Unlimited ride armbands are sold Sun- director, said his agency engines are removed from day, Tuesday and Thursday for $25 per has three vacant posi- service when available person. tions that will go unfilled, staffing is thin. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE there is the possibility of “It’s Russian roulette,” Bridget Turcotte can be reached at btur- employees retiring, and he said. “We take them [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter Stephen Stimpson sets up his booth at the Revere Spring there’s potential savings out for a day or night and @BridgetTurcotte. Carnival on Thursday. of up to $50,000 if the city hope nothing happens. defers scheduled improve- That’s what happened in ments to city buildings. Holyoke on New Year’s Lynn celebrates Greek Independence Day “Even with those sav- Day. They had a fatal fire, ings, I am looking at four there was a brownout and more positions to trim,” three people died.” GREEK boys and men. The uni- Orthodox Church on Sat- sing the national anthems he said. “If inspectors or From A1 form became a symbol of urday with the Feast of of Greece and the United clerical staff are laid off, it Thomas Grillo can be rebellion during the rev- the Annunciation services States. will impact the operations. reached at tigrillo@item- As the flag was lifted, olution. The traditional at 9 a.m., divine liturgy Following service on This is serious. Our bud- live.com. attendees sang the Greek dress for girls and wom- at 9:30 a.m. and Doxology Sunday, the Greek School national anthem. en is red and white, said for the 25th of March at Students from the St. Lena Triantos, principal 10:30 a.m. Children will will present their Inde- George Greek school wore of the religious school. read poetry and sing tra- pendence Day program of Hashian provided fustanella, the tradition- Celebrations will con- ditional Greek songs, said poems and songs to show al Greek formal dress for tinue at St. George Greek Triantos. They will also their ethnic pride. the beat for Boston

Stability is principal concern in Swampscott HASHIAN but, which includes “More From A1 Than a Feeling,” perhaps SWAMPSCOTT ing to have two kids going high school from January back at the high school. their best known song. over his drum kit. Med- Rolling Stone named “Bos- From A1 through the schools here through June 2016. He said he was focused on and there’s not a more im- Angelakis said she moving the school forward ics on the ship attempted ton” the 41st best debut social-emotional well-be- portant job to me than the doesn’t see the wisdom and preparing its students to revive him with CPR album of all time, praising and with a defibrillator ing of students, which has middle school job. I take in investing an extensive for the next steps of their Hashian’s “climactic drum but were unsuccessful. He proven to be a high pri- the challenge very seri- amount of time in a search lives after high school, and fills in the final fade-out” was also reportedly play- ority in our district. They ously and I look forward to for the two schools’ princi- also on making sure staff on “More Than a Feeling.” ing alongside former For- He also played on the fol- have changed the culture growing in the position for pals when she is confident and administrators are eigner singer Lou Gramm, low-up, 1978’s “Don’t Look in their schools to further hopefully a lot of years.” she has the right people doing what’s best for the former Beach Boy David Back.” emphasize the importance Both have been in their in place, referring to Cali- whole child. Marks and former Kansas Most recently, Hashian of educating the whole interim positions since chman and Murphy. “I look forward to being singer John Elefante. was a member of Ernie child.” July 1, which was initial- “When I appointed Mr. here for a very long time, “It is with deep and pro- Boch Jr.’s Ernie and the Angelakis made her an- ly slated to be for the en- Murphy and Mr. Cali- until my retirement,” Mur- found sadness I share the Automatics. Goudreau nouncement at a School tirety of the current school chman, I was confident phy said. “I’ve come back news of my husband’s, was a member of that Committee meeting year, with the superinten- in their ability to do the home and I’m staying, and John ‘Sib’ Hashian, the band as were Lynn mu- Wednesday night, with dent intending to post the job, but they have both I’m not going anywhere as drummer formerly of sician Brian Maes, Tim Calichman and Murphy in permanent positions and exceeded all reasonable long as you’ll have me.” the band Boston, sudden Archibald and Michael attendance. Last March, start a search process. expectations,” Angelakis Before his time at death,” said his wife of 38 “Tunes” Antunes. Hashian the superintendent ap- Last year, when appoint- said. “And while they may Swampscott Middle years. played drums on Gou- pointed both men as inter- ing Calichman and Mur- be relatively new to their School, Calichman spent His son, Adam Hashian, dreau’s 1980 self-titled im principals of the mid- phy to their interim posi- roles and have an oppor- eight years in Wakefield said yesterday a cause of solo album and appeared dle and high school. tions, Angelakis said she tunity to further grow into as a sixth grade English death had not been deter- on Sammy Hagar’s album Murphy, 48, a Danvers considered the instability them, their performance and social studies teacher. mined. “Live: Hallelujah” as an resident, moved into the that the high turnover rate has me convinced that For the last six months at Hashian was listed as unofficial member of The high school position from in the high school princi- they should be leading Galvin Middle School, he one of the featured per- Waboritas. the middle school, where pal position has caused. these schools into the fu- filled in as the assistant formers on the Legends Suzanne Hashian said he served as principal for She had posted the high ture.” principal. He spent two of Rock Cruise, which arrangements will be an- four years. school principal position Before he became princi- years teaching the same departed from Miami on nounced at a later date. “It’s exciting, humbling in December 2015, but pal at Swampscott Middle subjects to seventh- and Saturday and was sched- In addition to his wife and exciting,” Murphy halted the search process School and High School, eighth-graders in New uled to visit Puerto Rico and son, Sib Hashian said. “You try to do the because she was unhappy Murphy spent five years Jersey. and the Bahamas. The leaves two daughters, best you can and to be with the applicants. as principal of Pickering Calichman said that the cruise will continue. The singer-songwriters Aja recognized for that is an Edward Rozmiarek, the Middle School in Lynn, middle school has been fo- other musicians — in- Hashian and Lauren honor. Having grown up former high school princi- two years as assistant cused on the whole child, cluding The Grass Roots, Hashian, who has been here in Swampscott, it’s pal, resigned on Dec. 15, principal at Revere High making sure students are Mark Lindsay, Surf City in a relationship with almost like a double honor. 2015, after a Beverly po- School and two years as happy and healthy, while Allstars, John Cafferty of Dwayne “The Rock” John- In my youth days, I never lice investigation revealed an assistant principal at also having high academic The Beaver Brown Band son since 2007. Hashian would have imagined my- that he had a series of Marblehead High School. expectations. and others — were to per- also leaves two brothers, self being the principal of graphic Internet chats Before that, he was a “My No. 1 goal is to make form tributes to Hashian Thaddeus and Michael, a Swampscott High School.” with someone he thought world history and geog- sure every student here yesterday. sister, Kathy, and several Calichman, 40, a was a 13-year-old girl. raphy teacher at Lynn feels like they can come to Hashian joined Boston grandchildren. His late fa- Swampscott resident, was The police report revealed Classical High School for us with any sort of issue, in 1975. He played on the ther, James, was a former the assistant principal that he was actually cor- nine years. He grew up whether it’s academic or a band’s 1976 self-titled de- city editor of the Item. of the middle school for responding with a decoy in Swampscott and went social issue, and we’re go- four years before he was from a nonprofit group to Hadley Elementary ing to work with them to upgraded to the principal called The Perverted Jus- School. figure it out,” Calichman position. tice Foundation. Murphy said he was said. “I’m honored and so Previously, Angelakis trying to create a sense proud and so happy to Gayla Cawley can be call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 had appointed Frank of stability at the high to start your be part of this district,” Kowalski, assistant high school, citing the turnover reached at gcawley@item- daily subscription. Calichman said. “I live school principal, as in- in the position, and create live.com. Follow her on here, work here. I’m go- terim principal of the a strong sense of pride Twitter @GaylaCawley. FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7

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Eighth-grade appreciation day

LYNN — The Rotary Club of Lynn held its eighth-grade recognition pro- gram on Thursday at the Porthole Restaurant. The program has been a mainstay on the Lynn Club calendar for over a de- cade and is underwritten by Riverworks Credit Union.

Front row, from left, Matt Williams, manager for Riverworks Credit Union; Vi Nguyen, Marshall Mid- dle School; Rebecca Ibanez, North Shore Christian School; Michael Carey, Pickering Middle School; Ricky Maestre, KIPP Academy; Kaleigh Marr, St. Mary’s Marian Division and Mark Kennard, Ro- tarian and chairman of the eighth- grade program. In the back row, Robeisy Pichardo, Breed Middle School; Meghan Mahoney, St. Pius V School; and Brendan Fogarty, Sacred Heart School.

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Joseph Sabbio makes dean’s list Lynn Y Shining Stars

LYNN — This was her son’s first time making the dean’s list, Rhonda Sabbio tells us in an email, fol- lowed by a smiley face. Anthony Joseph Sabbio earned the distinction for the fall 2016 semester. He graduated from North Shore Technical High School in 2014 and is now a sophomore at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. The 21-year-old, who enjoys playing his guitar, was not aware that he made the dean’s list until he got a letter in the mail, his mother said. “You have earned this distinction through a combina- tion of talent, hard work and a commitment to academ- ic excellence,” Cynthia Farr Brown, vice president of academic affairs at MCLA, wrote in a letter to Sabbio. “Your success bodes well for you not only at (MCLA) but for your future,” the letter says.

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE This year’s award winners at “Lynn’s Shining Stars,” YMCA’s annual Music Recogni- tion Awards fundraiser at the Lynn Museum. Back row: Madeleine Steczynski, Corey DePina and Danny Donator. Front row: Carolyn Cole, Jossue Giron and Ari B.

BEYOND WALLS

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By Harold Rivera three guys to replace him,” gers are looking toward se- ITEM STAFF Hogan said. “He was solid in nior Makayla Handley, ju- four events.” nior Franciny Lechtenberg, Last spring, the Lynn Tech Hogan added, “They know sophomore Michayla Law- outdoor track team nished we have a lot of holes to ll rence and freshman Jaden at 9-1 and surprised itself after losing Justin. Every- Thackson. in the process. The Tigers one’s working harder this “We have a pretty good, knew they had talent, but year to step up.” strong core group of ath- they didn’t expect to have Key returners for the Ti- letes,” Hogan said. “They’re as strong a season as they gers include sophomores pretty enthusiastic. We’ve did. Now that Tech knows Akeem Blake and Elvin only had four practices but it can win, the expectations Gonzalez, junior Jamie it’s coming into good shape. are high for the upcoming James and senior Juan Ber- They’re starting to nd the season. nabe. The Tigers will rely events they’re best at.” “We were 9-1 last season on a handful of newcomers Joining Hogan on the and we had some outstand- as well, including junior coaching staff are a pair of ing athletes,” Tech coach Belmin Berilo and sopho- familiar faces in the Tech John Hogan said. “More or more Trevon Baldwin. Both sports community in foot- less it was a good all-around Berilo and Baldwin were ball coach James Runner team. We had a good group of key contributors on the Tech and basketball coach Stevie freshmen and sophomores.” basketball team. Patrick. The good news is that Tech Other athletes expected “I wouldn’t be able to do returns that freshman and to make big contributions anything without those two ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON sophomore core this season. are senior throwers Jason guys,” Hogan said. “They’re The bad news is that the Leoup and Justin’s brother great. It makes a difference Washington’s Denzell Guil- Tigers lose star athlete Jus- Brandon Lewis, junior Stef- when you coach athletes in len gets ready to make a tin Lewis, who graduated in fan Gravely and sophomore one season and help them free throw in a tied game 2016 and is now shining on David Barrios. out in another season.” ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON between Washington and the track team at Worcester For long-distance running, Tech’s strengths this sea- Shoemaker Wednesday. State. Tech will lean on Edgar Or- son will be an experienced Tech’s Akeem Blake is one of the “Justin’s the kind of kid tega and Brandon Mendez. talented underclassmen running KATIE MORRISON that you need to nd two or On the girls side, the Ti- TRACK, B2 for coach John Hogan. Elementary tournament is Returning battery boosts Tigers softball By Katie Morrison fun for all ITEM STAFF One of my LYNN — For the Lynn Tech favorite events softball team, each season is a of the year chance to keep building the pro- is the Lynn gram and to take small steps Elementary forward. School Basket- This season is no different. ball Tourna- Coach Beth Mercaldi has had ment. It may about 30 players turn out to be because each practice, enough girls to I’m a sucker for cute kids play- have full rosters for both the ing sports, especially when varsity and JV squads. Almost that comes in the form of a pea- half of the players are freshmen nut-sized fourth-grader using all and new to the team, and Mer- the strength she can muster to caldi welcomes that with open hit the backboard. But that’s not arms. all of it. “That’s beautiful,” she said of I have to give due recognition to the freshman turnout. “So far, I tournament organizer Sean Mor- see a lot more talent than I’ve ris and the rest of the staff and ever seen. Every year it gets coaches that make the tourna- better.” ment run. The rst time I covered Mercaldi and her coaching the event last year, I was shocked staff (which consists of as- at how smoothly everything ran. sistant athletic director Kim Any tournament that size (with Keighley and Steve Lopez) will 32 teams) is bound to have its hic- work with girls of any experi- cups. But if it says on the sched- ence level. ule a game will start at 5:15, you “We start from square one so better believe tip-off is going to be girls who haven’t played before at 5:15. There are uniforms with have the opportunity to learn,” names and numbers, and even — Mercaldi said. this is my favorite part, as a pho- Though the Tigers’ roster will tographer — full rosters for every be on the young side, Mercaldi team. I cannot stress how rare has a few experienced seniors that is. Even high school teams that set great examples for the struggle to assemble an up-to- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON underclassmen. date roster for a game at times. That starts with three-sport Senior Coral Gonzalez, shown here running a hitting drill during Thursday’s practice, MORRISON, B2 returns at catcher for the Tigers. She’ll catch for returning starter Briana Reynoso. TIGERS, B2 Sachems Field narrows in softball has elementary tourney Semi nal action tipped off on Thursday at the 40th big shoes Annual Lynn Elementary Basketball Tournament. The rst game saw the girls of Sisson taking on Tracy after their close victory in Wednesday's quar- to ll ter nal. Tracy's staunch defense was able to keep By Mike Alongi Sisson from another barrage of scoring, but Sisson's FOR THE ITEM own defensive prowess ended up making the differ- ence as the Eagles prevailed, 12-6. Lorynes Suriel The real challenge will start this year for Saugus softball BASKETBALL, B2 coach Steve Almquist. It ap- pears that the Sachems will be going through a period of transition in 2017 after los- ing eight seniors, including an All-Northeastern Conference pitcher, to graduation last year. “It will de nitely be a dif- ferent looking team this year, that’s for sure,” said Almquist, now in his second year as head coach. “There’s a real possibili- ty that we could end up start- ing seven freshmen and soph- omores this season. We have so many positions open and we have a great group of girls who are working hard already to try to ll those spots.” The senior-laden Sachems went 13-7 last season, good enough for the No. 10 seed in the Division 2 North tourna- ment. Their season came to a fast end, however, as they fell to NEC rival Swampscott in the rst round. Coming into this season, Sau- gus has a few key position play- ITEM FILE PHOTO ers returning but not much else. Saugus in elder Caity Sheehan is one of the few returning starters ITEM FILE PHOTO The Sachems’ top two hitters for the Sachems, after the team lost eight seniors to graduation in Sisson’s Lorynes Suriel scored a game-high SAUGUS, B2 2016. seven points against Tracy Thursday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 Morrison: Elementary tournament is a good time for everyone

MORRISON ly as the field narrows and From B1 the stronger teams start clashing, you’ll get plenty And then there are the of bang for your buck. games themselves. Some • are blowouts; some teams Congratulations to Par- struggle to even score is Wilkey for earning a basket. But there are Northeastern Conference plenty of tight contests. co-Player of the Year hon- I watched one of those ors, along with Revere’s Wednesday evening, as Valentina Pepic. I was the Washington boys beat thrilled not only that Shoemaker, 25-23. I love Wilkey was recognized for how into the game the her efforts, but also that fans, players and coach- her teammates, Soneta es were. You would have Srey and Jeylly Medra- thought you were watch- no, as well as English’s ing a high school tour- Dorathy Ezemba, were nament game, just in a also named to the all-star smaller gym with less team. All four of these people and pocket-sized girls are such fun players players. to watch. When Wilkey is Washington held the on (and not double or tri- advantage for most of the ple-teamed), she can take game, but Shoemaker over a game. The same clawed back into it, tak- goes for Ezemba, who is ing the lead as time was just an all-around tough ITEM FILE PHOTO winding down in the sec- player. She was a force Alex Almquist led the Sachems with a .483 bat- ond half. But free throws for the Bulldogs this year. ting average last season. from Donel Kabongo and Medrano is a strong point Denzell Guillen iced the guard for Classical with a victory for Washington. lot of talent. The tournament is spe- But I really want to ITEM FILE PHOTO Sachems are in cial because it brings peo- talk about the only se- ple from all over the city nior in that group, Srey. Classical’s Soneta Srey was named to the together to watch games She’s been so much fun Northeastern Conference All-Star team. rebuild mode that are competitive, yet to watch over the past fun for both teams, win- couple of years. She’s one much fun to watch. For example, at English, SAUGUS will be up to a rotation of ners and losers. It’s not of the scrappiest players • baseball coach Joe Capo- Howard, junior Brittney always the best basket- I’ve seen, always diving The beginning of the nigro was itching to get From B1 ball; I’ve seen more jump for loose balls and playing Sudanowicz and freshman spring season has to be on the field to work on balls and kids wrestling lockdown defense. Srey from last season, NEC All- Caitlyn Wood to keep the a challenging time for fly balls, since it’s impos- on the ground for posses- isn’t one of the most nat- coaches. The games are Star seniors Caity Shee- Sachems in games this sible to track them in the han (.472, 7 HR, 28 RBI) season. sion in the first few days urally talented shooters, coming up quick; many gym. At Tech, the softball and Alex Almquist (.483) “Pitching will certainly of the tournament than I but she’s so athletic, it baseball, softball, la- will return to third base be a bigger challenge than saw all of the high school doesn’t matter. She drives crosse, tennis and track team has to split the gym and second base, respec- it was last year, as it is any season, but it’s a really through the paint and teams play the first week with track, meaning that tively, while sophomore time you lose an all-con- fun brand of basketball gets to the hoop. And if of April. And the majority it can’t set up a batting centerfielder Emma How- ference caliber pitcher,” that’s entertaining for ev- you’ve ever seen her play of those teams will only cage or find a good spot for ard (.389) will move in and said Almquist. “But we eryone. If you’re around volleyball, you know that have maybe a week of out- pitchers to practice. play shortstop this year. have some very talented Pickering Middle School even though she’s not tall, door practices under their But then again, most over the next few days, she can compete with any- That might sound like an players that will get an belts by then. Coaches can schools in the area are it’s worth it to stop in and one for rebounds thanks work on fundamentals odd transition to make, but opportunity this year, so dealing with the same Howard already has expe- we’re excited to see what watch a game or two. They to her jumping abilities. and conditioning while issues. It might take a rience at shortstop in AAU happens.” go pretty quick, even with Srey is always all smiles; cooped up inside, but for play. The Sachems haven’t the 20-minute halves, and she looks like she’s having baseball and softball es- while for these teams to “Shortstop is the po- been able to get outside admission is only a dollar. a great time on the court. pecially, you just can’t find their rhythm once the sition she plays in AAU quite yet, as practices And chances are, especial- And that makes her so replicate being outside. season starts. ball, and she’s a natural started on Monday in the infielder,” Almquist said. gymnasium. But that’s “She’s also one of the bet- going to change tomorrow ter athletes on the team, afternoon, as they will Tech track is deep and talented and she might do some take a trip to Georgetown pitching for us as well this to play three abbreviated TRACK bination of speed, pow- “In any sport, you al- with our attendance and year.” scrimmage games against From B1 er and distance runners. ways want to do at least our attitude, I think we’re Pitching is one of the big Georgetown, Greater Low- That’s what you need.” one better,” Hogan said. doing really well (thus areas of question for the ell and Manchester-Essex. core of young, talented The goal for Tech this “Maybe we’ll move up a far). It’s a different atti- Sachems this year after They will also play two runners and depth when spring is to keep the pro- little higher. Last year tude coming in from last it comes to events. Hogan arguably being the team’s more scrimmage games gram moving in the right we came in second in the year. Last year we fin- feels confident that his biggest strength last sea- next week against Latin direction by building on state vocational champi- ished 9-1 and that was un- son. Saugus lost All-NEC Academy before opening group consists of athletes last year’s success. While onships. We want to im- expected. One win better pitcher Brooke Westmo- up the season on Thurs- who are capable of special- reland, who anchored the day, April 6 on the road izing in different events. last season’s 9-1 mark was prove on that. We’re a big this year would be kind of rotation all year. Now, it against Arlington. “Having many kids a bit of a surprise for the team, we have 78 kids and nice.” that can specialize in the Tigers, this season the ex- that’s pretty good to have Tech’s first meet of the events is huge,” Hogan pectation is to finish even at this time of year.” spring season is on April 6 said. “We have a good com- better. Hogan added, “I think at home. Returning battery boosts Tigers softball

TIGERS Reynoso to start in the cir- dents.” wealth Athletic Confer- From B1 cle. Reynoso did the bulk There are plenty of po- ence has been split into of the pitching last year, sitions up for grabs, how- three divisions instead of star Coral Gonzalez. Gon- and she, along with Gon- ever. Shyla Jackson is two this year; Tech will zalez, who also swims and zalez, have been playing another returner who has have more competitive plays goalie for the soc- since they were freshmen. some pitching experience games and won’t have to cer team, returns as the Also back is infield- and can play the field as see the bigger and stron- team’s catcher, but she’s COURTESY PHOTO er Meagan LeBlanc and well. Otherwise, Mercaldi ger teams in the league as much more than that. Jailene Rivera. has a few girls with some much. The Welch Wildcats celebrate their Peabody “Coral will do whatever The seniors will help prior pitching experience But whoever is on the Elementary Basketball League champion- you ask of her,” Mercaldi Tech not only on the field, who could step up once schedule, the Tigers just ship. The team is, back row, from left, Adrian said. but when it comes to de- the team gets to practic- want to keep making Ramirez, Angel Gonzalez, Jeyren Perez, Carlos Gonzalez might get veloping young players as ing outdoors. progress. Franco, Aiden Negron, Joansi Hernandez, Kel- a chance to spread her well. “Last year, we had good vin Pena, Anuedy Medrano, Isaac Ortiz, coach In Mercaldi’s 20 years wings and play different Dennis Desroches; front row, from left, Julian “They’re amazing. I at the helm of the team, potential but stuff hap- Ortiz, Aiden Caminero, Raphel Laurent, Eli Ba- positions occasionally this know I can count on them, she’s had her fair share of pens,” Mercaldi said. “I tista, Alex Varney, Abou Kaba, and Amani Her- year, since senior Mehrin and they know me,” Mer- teams that lacked experi- want to step it up a little rera. Not pictured is Nathan Sicary. Hueston is back for the caldi said of her senior ence and softball knowl- each year. I’d like a good Tigers and can relieve group. “They get the kids edge. But with some vet- sendoff for our seniors this Gonzalez behind the plate ready and they lead the eran leadership and a lot year, and we want to keep Peabody Elementary sometimes. practices. They know what of promising young talent, the younger girls interest- Finding pitchers is al- to expect and how to get it the Tigers could make ed. Each year as we go, we Basketball League ways a challenge, but Mer- going. They’re great role some strides this season. have a little more (talent) caldi can pencil in Briana models, honor roll stu- It helps that the Common- than the year before.” crowns champion At the end of an out- most importantly sports- Field narrows in elementary tournament standing season for all of manship and teamwork,” our Peabody elementary Welch coach Dennis Des- BASKETBALL ers for Harrington. Hood's Perez was phenomenal second-straight trip to school basketball teams, roches said. “The experi- From B1 scorers included Lesnee once again, scoring 12 of the championship, 15-10. the boys from the Welch ences and skills our kids Izaquirre and Trinity her tournament-high 18 Kaleigh Bullock, a 2016 and Burke elementa- learned are invaluable had another big game for Smith. points in the second half, all-star, continued her ry schools played in the and will last a lifetime. Sisson, scoring a game- Hood will take on Sisson leading her team to the stellar play, scoring eight championship game at We are very apprecia- the new Higgins Middle high seven points. Skylar in the Division 1 girls fi- 22-12 victory. Linsy Perez for Lynn Woods. Callie tive to be part of this Sims and Panagiota Avra- nal on Saturday at 1:30. also had four for Drewicz. Hogan and Kaitlin Hawes School. league. We congratulate In an exciting and fun midis also scored for Sis- In Division 2 girls play, Yazmarie Carcamo had also scored for the Wolves. the Burke School on mak- final game, the boys from son. Tracy's high scorers Drewicz played Lin- six and Isabella David had Sewell-Anderson's high ing the finals and we are the Welch school were were Aviana Rivera and coln-Thomson, which was four for Lincoln-Thomson. scorers were Jomary Lora extremely proud of our able to finish the season Mayvel Segura. Welch School Wildcats!” still in the hunt for its re- The day's final game (6) and Gabriela Willis (4). as the league and playoff In the second game of the The Welch team would cord 16th girls champion- was a rematch of last Lynn Woods plays Dre- champions, defeating a day, despite Harrington's ship. Lincoln took a slim year's girls divisional wicz for the D2 girls crown very talented Burke team, like to thank Peabody tough defense holding two-point lead into the semifinal as defending Saturday at 10:30 a.m. 35-20. Mayor Ted Bettencourt Hood scoreless in the sec- “The PEBL is a great for supporting our student second half, but suffered champ, Lynn Woods, took The four boys semifinal developmental league in athletes, as well as all the ond half, the Hawks were a setback when stand- on Sewell-Anderson. A games will be played on which our students learn officials, game managers, able to come away with out point guard, Hannah back-and-forth affair from Friday starting at 3:15. the fundamentals of bas- volunteers and the Pea- the 9-8 victory. Akeelah Beaulieu, fouled out mid- the jump, Lynn Woods was All games are played at ketball, learn about the body Recreation Depart- Hagans and Jaired Orox- way through the second able to pull away down Pickering Middle School rules of the game and ment for a great season. om were among the scor- frame. Drewicz's Keisha the stretch and earn its and admission is just $1. FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TV/RADIO TV Sweet Sixteen: Louisville vs. MLB Baylor, ESPN2, 9 p.m.; NCAA Exhibition: Boston vs. Toronto, Sweet Sixteen: Texas vs. MLB Network, 1:07 p.m.; Stanford, ESPN, 9 p.m. Exhibition: San Francisco vs. NBA Colorado, MLB Network, 4 Phoenix at Boston, CSN, 7:30 p.m.; Exhibition: Baltimore p.m.; Atlanta at Milwaukee, vs. Minnesota, MLB Net- NBATV, 8 p.m. work, 7 p.m. Golf College basketball PGA: Puerto Rico Open, Golf, NCAA Sweet Sixteen: Butler 10:30 a.m.; WGC: Dell vs. North Carolina, CBS, Match Play, Golf, 2 p.m.; 7:09 p.m.; NCAA Sweet Six- LPGA: Kia Classic, Golf, teen: South Carolina vs. Bay- 8:30 p.m. lor, TBS, 7:29 p.m.; NCAA College hockey Sweet Sixteen: UCLA vs. Kentucky, CBS, 9:39 p.m.; BU vs. North Dakota, ESPN2, 3 p.m.; Harvard vs. Provi- NCAA Sweet Sixteen: Wis- dence, ESPNU, 4 p.m.; Ohio consin vs. Florida, TBS, 9:59 State vs. Minnesota-Duluth, p.m. ESPNU, 6:30 p.m. Women’s college basketball NHL Division 2 final, CBSSN, 7 NY Islanders at Pittsburgh, p.m.; NCAA Sweet Sixteen: NHL Network, 7 p.m. Ohio State vs. Notre Dame, ESPN, 7:06 p.m.; NCAA Radio Sweet Sixteen: Washington NBA vs. Mississippi State, Phoenix at Boston, WBZ-FM ESPN2, 7:11 p.m.; NCAA (98.5), 7:30 p.m.

SPORTS BRIEFS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tampa Bay Lightning’s Brayden Point, top left, and Ondrej Palat celebrate a goal by Nikita Helen Ridley LYH fundraiser Kucherov in the third period at the TD Garden on Thursday night. basketball clinic Lynn Youth Hockey will be holding an indoor corn- The 2017 Spring Skills hole tournament fundraiser Basketball Clinic will be Saturday, March 25 at the Bruins drop fourth straight held on Mondays from 7-8:30 Nahant Country Club, 280 p.m. starting April 3 and Nahant Rd. in Nahant from BOSTON (AP) — Nikita Kucherov ka Rask stopped 23 shots as Boston, empty-netter with 1:57 remaining running over 10 sessions at 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. There will had his third career hat trick to lead which won seven of the first eight to cap the scoring. St. Mary’s High School, 35 be cash prizes for winners, Tampa Bay to a 6-3 victory over the games under interim coach Bruce Kucherov now has 16 goals and 11 Tremont St. in Lynn. The raffles, food, a cash bar and Boston Bruins on Thursday night, Cassidy, has now lost four straight assists in the last 15 games, most in clinic is for boys and girls live music. Teams of two snapping the Lightning’s three- and six of 11. the NHL since Feb. 21. grade 4-12. The cost is $200. can register for the tourna- game losing streak. After a scoreless first period, both NOTES: Tampa Bay avoided a All players must bring a ball. ment for $25 a person by Jonathan Drouin had a goal and teams alternated scoring three season-sweep by the Bruins. ... Bos- two assists, Brayden Point had a times in the second with the Light- For more information, con- contacting Brian Boisson at ton’s Patrice Bergeron has one goal BBoisson@lynnyouthhock- goal and an assist and Anton Stral- ning responding to Boston goals 44 in his last 12 games. ... The Light- tact Helen Ridley at 781- man also scored to help the Light- seconds, 24 seconds and 1:35 later, ey.com. If attending but not ning have won four straight on the 775-0778 or ridleytopflight- ning pull three points behind the respectively. [email protected]. playing, there will a $10 road and are 7-1-3 in their last 11. ... donation at the door. Bruins for the second wild card in Nash gave Boston a 3-2 lead with the Eastern Conference. 6:42 left in the middle period, but Bruins F Brad Marchand has gone Park and recs Peter Budaj finished with 28 saves Stralman roofed a shot over Rask’s three straight without a goal but is LYH Travel for the Lightning to earn his 29th left shoulder to tie it with 5:07 re- still second overall in the NHL with tennis clinics win of the season. Ondrej Palat had maining. 37. Team tryouts three assists, and Jake Dotchin and Drouin put Tampa Bay ahead for UP NEXT Youth tennis clinics will be Tryouts for Lynn Youth Victor Hedman added two each. good when his slap shot beat Rask Lightning: At Detroit on Friday held by Lynn Parks and Rec- Hockey travel teams will be Riley Nash had a goal and an as- at 4:12 of the third. Kucherov fol- night. reation on Saturdays from held at the Connery Rink on sist for Boston, and David Pastrnak lowed with two goals, including his Bruins: At the New York Islanders May 6-27 at Gowdy Play- Shepard Street for the midg- and Zdeno Chara also scored. Tuuk- second on the power play and an on Saturday night. ground on Cedar Brook Road. ets level on Thursday, March The clinic will consist of 30, 7 p.m. warmups, stretches, basic A second tryout for all lev- Brady’s stolen jersey saga proves tennis, forehand and back- els will be held in August. hand, serve and volley, and To register online, go to group tennis. lynnyouthhockey.siplay.com. Ages 8 and under will meet that grime doesn’t pay in the end from 9-10 a.m.; 9-11 at 10:15- Lynn Youth Soccer 11:15 a.m.; ages 12 and up, (AP) — A friend once ex- ty of damning video out “He said that he was Rangers and even the FBI 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. registration open plained the sports writing there, much of it helpfully not there to work: ‘There — along with their Mexi- business this way: “We provided by NFL broad- are people to do that,’” can counterparts — had Registration forms are Registration for the 2017 available at www.ci.lynn/ pretend to work, and they cast partner Fox. Clips recalled Ariel Velazquez, joined the gumshoes from Lynn Youth Soccer spring pretend to pay us.” show someone who looks who covered the game for the NFL and the Patriots’ citydevelopments—parkan- intramural season is open Martin Mauricio Orte- like Ortega walking into another Mexican daily. security departments in drecreation.shtml. until midnight on March 26. ga was OK with the first the New England Patri- Ortega worked as a di- looking for him. For more information, con- To register, visit www.lynny- part, but apparently not ots locker room after the rector and occasional col- If that sounds like much tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- outhsoccer.org. Please note the second. game at NRG Stadium in umnist for the popular to-do over a few glorified 7086. any special requests when The one-time Mexican Houston, then walking out tabloid La Prensa, and T-shirts and hard hats, Articles to bring include a registering, but please be media executive and part- almost 15 minutes later was credentialed by the well, you don’t know much racquet, hat, water and sun- advised that special requests time memorabilia seller is with a black plastic bag NFL since at least 2005. about the sports souve- screen. A limited number of may not always be accom- the only suspect named so under his arm. That may explain how au- nir trade. Brady’s game- racquets are available. modated. far in the overheated in- Maybe more damning thorities who raided his worn, grass-stained 2016 vestigation into who stole still, Ortega spent the home also solved the mys- model is valued at a cool Tom Brady’s Super Bowl week leading up to the tery of the disappearance half-million. NHL jersey. When news broke, game showing off his col- of another of Brady’s jer- Yet what vexed Lone EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE I figured it was the same lection of autographed sey from the 2015 Super Star State law-enforce- Atlantic Division Central Division guys accused of deflating helmets and jerseys up Bowl and what is believed ment officials even more GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Montreal 73 41 23 9 91 200 182 x-Chicago 73 47 20 6 100 222 183 his footballs, trying to and down Media Row. He to be Denver defender Von than the five-finger dis- Ottawa 72 40 24 8 88 191 187 Minnesota 72 44 22 6 94 235 180 make a buck after all the wasn’t even pretending to Miller’s helmet from the count was that it hap- Toronto 72 34 23 15 83 221 212 St. Louis 72 39 28 5 83 201 195 trouble that stunt caused pened at a danged football Boston 74 38 30 6 82 212 201 Nashville 72 36 25 11 83 212 202 work. 2016 game. Tampa Bay 73 35 29 9 79 203 205 Winnipeg 73 33 33 7 73 220 232 them. Small wonder his By the time there was game, regarded by many Florida 72 31 30 11 73 183 208 Dallas 72 29 33 10 68 196 233 But no. co-workers were among a knock at Ortega’s door, of the locals as no less sa- Buffalo 74 30 32 12 72 183 214 Colorado 72 20 49 3 43 140 238 Detroit 72 29 32 11 69 180 213 Pacific Division There’s already plen- the first to rat him out. the Houston police, Texas cred a place than a church. Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 73 42 24 7 91 198 169 x-Washington 73 48 17 8 104 234 162 Anaheim 73 39 23 11 89 190 181 x-Pittsburgh 72 46 17 9 101 252 199 Edmonton 73 39 25 9 87 212 190 Oregon takes down Michigan in Sweet 16 x-Columbus 73 47 19 7 101 231 171 Calgary 73 41 28 4 86 203 197 N.Y. Rangers 74 45 25 4 94 235 195 Los Angeles 72 34 31 7 75 175 181 N.Y. Islanders 72 34 26 12 80 213 220 Vancouver 72 29 34 9 67 166 211 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Ducks the lead. Carolina 71 31 27 13 75 186 206 Arizona 73 27 37 9 63 178 233 Philadelphia 72 33 31 8 74 188 216 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- — Tyler Dorsey scored 20 Ennis missed another New Jersey 72 27 33 12 66 167 211 time loss. points and made the go- free throw with 15 sec- Thursday’s Games Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. ahead layup with 1:08 left, onds left, giving Michigan Washington 2, Columbus 1, SO San Jose at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. and third-seeded Oregon one more chance. Oregon Tampa Bay 6, Boston 3 Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Arizona at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games ended No. 7 Michigan’s had fouls to give but failed Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Minnesota, 2 p.m. Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Columbus, 2 p.m. dramatic postseason run to get a hand on anyone, New Jersey at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Calgary at St. Louis, 7 p.m. with a 69-68 victory in a allowing Walton to put up Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. Carolina at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Midwest Regional semifi- one more shot. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. nal on Thursday night. The teams struggled to Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Colorado, 9 p.m. Arizona at Washington, 7 p.m. Dorsey, the man the find their offensive rhythm Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Chicago at Florida, 7 p.m. Ducks call “Mr. March,” early, and Michigan had Friday’s Games San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Colorado at Edmonton, 10 p.m. had his sixth straight uncharacteristic problems game scoring 20 or more with turnovers against points. a Ducks’ defense that NBA The Wolverines (27-11) switched between man-to- had one more chance to man and matchup zone. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division extend their run after BIG PICTURE W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Dylan Ennis missed a Michigan: The Wolver- x-Boston 46 26 .639 — x-San Antonio 54 16 .771 — free throw with 15 sec- ines got on a roll late in the Toronto 43 29 .597 3 x-Houston 49 22 .690 5½ New York 27 44 .380 18½ Memphis 40 31 .563 14½ onds left. But Derrick season, and they became a Philadelphia 26 45 .366 19½ Dallas 30 40 .429 24 Walton, who had carried tournament favorite after Brooklyn 15 56 .211 30½ New Orleans 30 41 .423 24½ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Southeast Division Northwest Division the Wolverines the last their plane skidded off W L Pct GB W L Pct GB three weeks, was off with Oregon forward Jordan Bell dunks during the the run way as they at- Washington 43 28 .606 — Utah 44 28 .611 — his long jumper just be- first half of a regional semifinal against Michigan tempted to take off for Atlanta 37 34 .521 6 Oklahoma City 41 30 .577 2½ Miami 35 37 .486 8½ Denver 34 37 .479 9½ fore the buzzer. in Kansas City, Mo., on Thursday. the Big Ten Tournament. Charlotte 32 39 .451 11 Portland 32 38 .457 11 Jordan Bell had a dou- They ended up winning Orlando 26 46 .361 17½ Minnesota 28 42 .400 15 Central Division Pacific Division ble-double for the Ducks Purdue on Saturday in the pain and outrebounding four games in four days W L Pct GB W L Pct GB (32-5), with 16 points regional final. them 36-31. to claim the conference x-Cleveland 46 24 .657 — z-Golden State 57 14 .803 — Milwaukee 36 35 .507 10½ L.A. Clippers 43 29 .597 14½ and 13 rebounds. Pac-12 The Ducks are going to Its biggest play in the tournament title and two Indiana 36 35 .507 10½ Sacramento 27 44 .380 30 player of the year Dillon the Elite Eight for the sec- post came after Walton more in the NCAA Tour- Chicago 34 38 .472 13 Phoenix 22 50 .306 35½ Brooks added 12 points nament. the school record Detroit 34 38 .472 13 L.A. Lakers 20 51 .282 37 ond year in a row, and they had made a jumper to give and Dylan Ennis had 10. made it without big man Michigan a 68-65 lead. with their 32nd win and Thursday’s Games Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Walton led the Wolver- Chris Boucher, who went Ennis got fouled and went are off to the Elite Eight Brooklyn 126, Phoenix 98 New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. Toronto 101, Miami 84 Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. ines with 20 points, eight out in the Pac-12 Tour- to the line for a one-and- for the second straight L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. assists and five rebounds. nament semifinals with a one. He missed, and Bell year thanks to a big-time Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. New York at Portland, 10 p.m. Zak Irvin had 14 of his 19 performance from Dorsey. Saturday’s Games season-ending knee injury. swooped in for the offensive Friday’s Games points in the second half UP NEXT Brooklyn at Washington, 7 p.m. Utah at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Oregon still had plenty rebound and put it in to Cleveland at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. and DJ Wilson had 12 of inside game without make it a one-point game. Oregon plays Kansas or Denver at Indiana, 7 p.m. New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. points. Detroit at Orlando, 7 p.m. Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Boucher, outscoring the After Walton missed a Purdue in a regional final Phoenix at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Portland, 10 p.m. Oregon plays Kansas or Wolverines 34-16 in the layup, Dorsey gave the Saturday. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your ability to help others and Use your intelligence to get Talks will lead to positive Bring about positive change You will improve the status quo Negotiate and sign contracts bring about change will put you your way. Adding pressure to change and greater opportunity. that will make a loved one if you discuss your intentions with ease. If someone doesn’t in a good position when you a stressful situation will back- Team up with someone who is happy. Your ability to express openly and proceed to put your like what you have to offer, need help yourself. Don’t let fire, but offering realistic solu- like-minded and heading down yourself openly and find inno- plan in motion. Trust your in- don’t worry; an alternate offer anyone limit your time with un- tions will turn you into a hero. a similar path. Sharing informa- vative solutions to problems stincts and follow through with will come your way. Time is on necessary demands. Choose brain over brawn. tion will broaden your outlook will make you a hero. your decisions. your side. and help you get ahead. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don’t feel pressured to spend You’ll have some interesting Concentrate on getting things Stay calm even if everyone Don’t reconnect with someone Participate in events that en- money extravagantly just to ideas, but before you move done. Less talk and more ac- around you is unpredictable. who was a bad influence in the courage new connections. keep up with your peers. Emo- forward, put a plan in place tion will help you bypass crit- Your patience will be what past. Problems will arise if you Working alongside individuals tional matters will escalate that will help you avoid failure. icism and complaints. Don’t saves the day. Trust in your in- overspend, indulge or take a who have similar concerns will if you aren’t clear about your Caution and hard work will be give in to someone trying to tuition and your ability to see backward step. Don’t let love help you reach your goal faster. feelings and desires. necessary to reach success. pressure or bully you. all sides of a situation. cloud your vision. Hard work will lead to benefits.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom’s adult children are slow to embrace her new husband The wrong contract requires right play DEAR ABBY: I lost my our home, so they receive Anne Bronte said, “There is heart. When East discard- husband a few years ago Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van one-on-one time. What do always a ‘but’ in this imperfect ed, declarer had to concede and am now remarried. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, you think about this? world.” down one, losing two spades, Some of my adult chil- and was founded by her mother, In today’s deal, North-South one heart and one club. dren, although they did COUSIN Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at SLEEPOVER reach an imperfect contract, After South finished grum- not want me to be alone but it can still be made. What bling about the 5-0 break, and they “say” they are DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los DEAR C.S.: What do I is the ideal contract, and how North pointed out the infer- happy for me, have been Angeles, CA 90069. think? I think you have slow in welcoming my new should South play in four ence from the third round of been taken advantage of. A hearts after West begins with spades, then pointed out that husband. baby sitter is hired when much of them to accept my ploy our 16-year-old niece three rounds of spades? by discarding a club from the I in no way expect him to husband as part of the to watch our boys, ages 8 there is no adult in the If South had been allowed dummy at trick three, declarer be a replacement for their family and to treat him and 10, during the sum- home to supervise the chil- father. I only wish they that way? mer and school breaks. We dren. If your nephew’s to see his partner’s hand, he could have almost assured would welcome him into pay her well to come to our mother can’t be home when would have passed out three his contract. Whatever East their lives as they would MISSING MY home and watch them your boys have been invited no-trump (or North, if giv- did — win with the queen or anyone else’s spouse. They FAMILY IN FLORIDA eight hours a day. for a sleepover, the person en X-ray vision, would have ruff — South could have taken don’t have to love him. I My problem is, her who should pay for the raised straight to three no- the fourth trick, drawn trumps DEAR MISSING: Have ask only that they respect younger brother is my baby sitter is her — not you. trump). That contract would and claimed. him and acknowledge that you told your children that If you want to put an end to son’s best friend. He gets have cruised home with an A loser-on-loser play is one he’s part of my life now. the cool reception they this, tell the woman exactly invited to their house for a of the most difficult to spot. Wishing him a happy have given your husband what I have told you. overtrick. sleepover the day before When East played high-low birthday and happy holi- is harmful not only to him we need a sitter, and both days directly would go a but also to you? If you have boys go. Then the next day DEAR ABBY: I am a at the first two tricks, West long way to making him and they are still unable to their mom says our niece step-grandfather. Must I was happy to continue with a feel accepted, as would warm up to him, it’s time watched them, and there- go to a grandchild’s church third round, knowing that his more general communica- to concentrate your efforts fore she should get paid performances even though partner must have the queen. tion. on building closer rela- for that day, too. Abby, the I’m an atheist? (He would not have signaled He has tried on numer- tionships with those rela- mom is there all day. COMMAND a doubleton when he had ous occasions to show an tives who are willing to be To me, a cousin sleepover PERFORMANCE IN no trumps.) Declarer did not interest in their lives, but more welcoming. isn’t something that wonder why West had failed Remember, we can’t OREGON he receives little acknowl- should be charged for. to shift to a club, its being so edgement in return. His change other people. We Their children have come DEAR COMMAND: If rarely right to lead a suit when children have welcomed can, however, change our- to our house for years for you want a close and lov- me into their lives. This selves, and by doing so, sleepovers, and I never ing relationship with your dummy is void in it. If he had, has strained and changed change the way we RE- charged them. grandchild (notice I didn’t he might have deduced the my relationship with my ACT to them. Is this OK? And if not, say “step-”), you should ab- bad trump break. children. how do we refuse? We have solutely be present to en- South ruffed the third spade I just want a family DEAR ABBY: I have a already told her we prefer courage and support that on the board and played a again. Is it asking too family dilemma. We em- the boys to be watched at child!

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The Condominium Unit known as Unit 1 in the 143 Maple Street Condominium LEGALS LEGALS which was created by Master Deed dated August 31, 1994 and recorded on September 1, 1994 with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 12730, MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Page 552, in accordance with and subject to the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws c. 183A, together with a fifty (50.0%) percent undivided interest in By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain the common areas and facilities (the common elements) as described in said mortgage given by Walter R. Valerio to Bank of America, N.A. dated May 8, 2006 mortgage given by Barbara Pressman to Sovereign Bank, dated May 19, 2010 and Master Deed. The subject Unit is shown on the floor plan of the building filed with and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book said Master Deed. 25654, Page 303, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for 29512, Page 280, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder , for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the The Post Office Address of the Condominium property is 143 Maple Street, same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM, on April 7, 2017, on the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 p.m. on April 10, 2017, on the Danvers, Massachusetts 01923. premises known as 42 Valley Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises mortgaged premises located at 30 Red Rock St, Lynn, Essex County, described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Unit 1 is conveyed together with the right to use the common elements in common appurtenances thereto, to wit: with the owners of the other Unit, as provided in the Master Deed, including the TO WIT: right to use the pipes, wires, ducts, flues, cables, conduits, public utility lines and The land at 42 Valley Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and other common elements located in other Unit or elsewhere in the condominium described as follows: THE LAND IN SAID LYNN WITH THE BUILDING THEREON, BOUNDED AND and serving Unit 1. Unit 1 is conveyed with the benefit of all rights and easements DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: set forth or referred to in said Master Deed, including but not limited to an WESTERLY: By Valley Avenue, 42 feet; easement as an appurtenance to Unit 1 of the exclusive use of the parking space SOUTHWESTERLY BY RED ROCK STREET, FIFTY (50) FEET; NORTHWESTERLY BY labeled "Parking Unit 1" as shown on the site plan filed with said Master Deed. NORTHERLY: by said Valley Avenue, 58 feet; LAND NOW OR LATE OF MAYO, NINETY-EIGHT (98) FEET; Unit 1 is conveyed subject to and with the benefit of an easement of NORTHEASTERLY BY LAND NOW OR LATE PHILLIPS, FIFTY (50) FEET; AND encroachment in the event that Unit 1 encroaches upon the other Unit or any EASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Prestiss, 42 feet; and SOUTHEASTERLY BY LAND NOW OR LATE OF JOHNSON, NINETY-EIGHT (98) FEET. portion of the common elements or in the event that the other Unit or the common elements encroach upon Unit 1, as a result of the settling or shifting of the SOUTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Gilmore, 58 feet. BEING THE SAME PREMISES CONVEYED TO US BY DEED OF HERBERT S. building to the extent of said encroachment. Unit 1 is subject to an easement for GOLDMAN AND ANNY GOLDMAN DATED JULY 29, 1965, AND RECORDED WITH the benefit of the other Unit to use the pipes, wires, ducts, flues, conduits, cables, See deed recorded in Book 25654, Page 302. ESSEX SOUTH DISTRICT REGISTRY OF DEED IN BOOK 5289, PAGE 89. public utility lines and other common elements located in Unit 1 and serving the other Unit 1 or common elements. Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS, RESERVATIONS, EASEMENTS, COVENANTS, OIL, GAS estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium OR MINERAL RIGHTS OF RECORD, IF ANY. Unit 1 conveyed hereby is intended for residential use and home office use as charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, more particularly set forth in Section 8 of the Master Deed. partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other ASSESSORS PARCEL NUMBER: 093-560-014 municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or Unit 1 is further subject to the provisions of said c. 183A as it may be amended approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, ATI ORDER NUMBER: 201005120760 from time to time to the restrictions and easements set forth or referred to in the asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , Master Deed and to amendments thereto, shall constitute covenants running with to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern the land that shall bind any person having at any time any interest or estate in Unit rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17641, Page 148. 1 or "Parking Unit 1", his/her family, servants and visitors as if such provisions were recited and stipulated in full herein, and adopted under or pursuant to the Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit foregoing documents and such taxes attributable to Unit 1 and common elements $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the for the current year as are not yet due and payable on the date of the delivery the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax hereof. check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or The above-described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, restriction, easements, building and zoning laws, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax Chelmsford, Massachusetts. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, titles, water and sewer charges, municipal or other public taxes, assessments or easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. liens, rights of tenants and parties in possession, if any. In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of TERMS OF SALE: Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the TERMS OF SALE: foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) DOLLARS shall be required to be made providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., to the mortgagee in cash, by certified or by cashier's check at the time and place required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box of the sale as a deposit. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days by certified check or by cashier's check within thirty (30) days thereafter at from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Commonwealth Equity Funding, LLC, 12 Ericsson Street, Boston, Massachusetts, Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in in exchange for which and at such time and place, the deed shall be delivered to Present holder of said mortgage said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. the purchaser for recording. Bank of America, N.A. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. The undersigned reserves the right to change the foregoing terms of sale by by its Attorneys announcement, written or oral, made before the auction sale, or at the Guaetta and Benson, LLC SANTANDER BANK, N.A. FORMERLY KNOWN commencement thereof or at the commencement of any adjourned sale. Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire AS SOVEREIGN BANK, N.A. FORMERLY P.O. Box 519 KNOWN AS SOVEREIGN BANK The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the Chelmsford, MA 01824 Present holder of said mortgage event of an error in the Notice of Mortgagee's Sale or its publication. March 10, 2017 Item: March 17, 24, 31, 2017 By its Attorneys, OTHER TERMS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE SALE. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 150 California Street Dated: March 8, 2017 (signed:) THE TRIAL COURT Newton, MA 02458 Commonwealth Equity Funding, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT (617) 558-0500 LLC Essex Probate and Family Court 201606-0756 - PRP By its Attorney, 45 Congress Street Item: March 10, 17, 24, 2017 Salem, MA 01970 /s/ Rosemary Traini Docket No. ES16P2790GD (SEAL) Rosemary Traini, Esq. 404 South Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02130 NOTICE AND ORDER: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 781-461-8300 LETTERS OF APPOINTMENT LAND COURT Item: March 10, 17, 24, 2017 (GUARDIANSHIP OF A MINOR) DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 17SM000747 (SEAL) IN RE: ORDER OF NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Aiden Joseph Knapp LAND COURT A MINOR To: DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT I, Pamela A Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate for the Essex Probate and Family Eric M. Kagua; Joyce W. Kagua 17 SM 000693 Court hereby certify that: ORDER OF NOTICE and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Karen C Knapp U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 et seq.: TO: 77 Green Street Brooke Harrison Apt 11 HSBC BANK USA, N.A. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Lynn, MA 01902 U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 et. Seq.: Nationstar Mortgage LLC claiming to have an claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in LYNN, interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 37 Belmont was/were appointed or confirmed by Order of this Court dated January 10, 2017 numbered 506 EASTERN AVENUE, given by Eric M. Kagua and Joyce W. Kagua to Avenue, Unit No. 37, of the 35-37 Belmont Avenue Condominium, given by as: First Eastern Mortgage Corporation, dated September 30, 2003, and recorded in Brooke Harrison to New Fed Mortgage, Corp., dated June 30, 2005, and recorded Temporary Guardian pursuant to G.L. c. 190B, º5-204. These letters shall expire the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 21870, Page 50, in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24497, Page 428, on April 04, 2017 and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated December 30, 2014 and These Letters of Guardianship for a Minor, whose date of birth is 08/07/2005, are complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book33909, Page 428, and now held by the proof of the Guardian's full authority and responsibility to act, pursuant to G.L. c. Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for 190B, º5-208, regarding the minor's support, education, health and welfare as If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. If you now are, follows: States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of to perform any and all acts necessary for the day-to-day care, custody, education, Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil recreation and property of the minor; that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that to authorize any and all medical and dental care for the health and well-being of this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before May 1, basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this the minor, except the Guardian may not consent to extraordinary medical 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 24, treatment pursuant to G. L. c. 190B, º5-306A benefits of said Act. 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the the Guardian's authority is specifically limited as follows: Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on March 16, 2017. benefits of said Act. The Guardian may not establish or move the Minor's custodial dwelling outside the Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on March 13, 2017. Commonwealth of Massachusetts without a Court order. Recorder Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Date: January 11, 2017 201610-0204-PRP Recorder Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: March 24, 2017 14-014572 / Harrison, Brooke/03/24/2017 Register of Probate Item: March 24, 2017 Item: March 24, 2017 FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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