THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 Swampscott Revere boiler blast kills homeowner By Thor Jourgensen residents ITEM NEWS EDITOR REVERE — A Revere Beach Parkway homeown- want school er died in a heating boiler blast Wednesday morning. The 4 a.m. explosion reuse ideas killed 785 Revere Beach Parkway resident Reyes By Gayla Cawley Bertrand, 50. Revere Fire ITEM STAFF Chief Christopher Bright said the explosion severe- SWAMPSCOTT — Neighbors of the ly damaged the basement shuttered former Swampscott Middle of the Ranch-style home. School on Greenwood Avenue want to Bright said the home’s nd a way to reuse the building instead other 10 residents were of demolishing it. unharmed. The residents, as part of Citizens of “Luckily, there weren’t Swampscott for Adaptive Reuse, have more fatalities,” Bright led a warrant article for consideration said. at Town Meeting in May. A man who identi ed The group was formed “on the belief himself as the victim’s that careful and professional consider- cousin said he suffered in- ation of adaptive reuse of town-owned juries to his ngers. properties is the course of action most Fernando Osorio said he likely to result in public policy decisions was sleeping in the base- that truly represent the best interests of ment when the explosion the town,” according to information pro- threw him against a wall. vided by the group. He  ed the house only to “The potential to adapt this historic discover the victim was building to other uses instead of simply still inside. demolishing it cannot be overstated,” said The blast’s force blew Richard Frenkel, who led the article on out basement windows behalf of the group, in a statement. “Afford- and coated snow in front able housing is just one potential reuse that of the house with soot. comes immediately to mind. Certainly, the Bright said the lower lev- town’s track record in that regard is abys- PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN el was blown apart by the mal. What our group is advocating is that explosion’s force. Emergency workers on scene at 785 Revere Beach Parkway where a man was GREENWOOD, A7 killed when a heated boiler exploded in Revere on Wednesday. BLAST, A7 PEABODY FISH STORY Gearing up plan for the Lynnway

By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — One of the last hur- dles to win approval for a $500 million development designed to transform a desolate sec- tion of the Lynnway is sched- uled for next week. Engineers for Swampscott developer Charles Patsios will present plans for the 65-acre former General Electric Co. Gear Works property to the Lynn Conservation Commission Tuesday night. The six-member panel’s mission is to protect wet- lands and water resources. The developer is seeking approval for the project to be built on the Saugus River. The commission can regulate or prohibit activities that may alter waterways. When completed, the com- By Leah Dearborn “Obviously, the shing in this area is not year Rob Galante of plex is expected to feature a ITEM STAFF round,” said Gugino. “Winter lets you gear up Medford makes 1,260-unit apartment tower, and do trips that help you push out of your com- a purple emerg- boutique retail, restaurants, PEABODY — A few big sh tales were a gym and new roads within fort zone.” er y for y swapped on Wednesday night at a community  shing during walking distance to bike trails, meetup for enthusiasts of all stripes. Matthew Arsenault of Plum Island was at the Why Knot beaches and the MBTA. Why Knot Fishing, billed as a “team of pas- the event to showcase his metal art business, Michael Toomey, a commis- Fishing gather- sionate and positive anglers,” hosted the event Flood Tide Fabrications. Arsenault, a commer- sion member, said the group ing Wednesday at Toscana’s Ristorante on Bourbon Street, cial tuna sherman, crafts metal sculptures of will review their plans and if drawing a diverse crowd of professionals and aquatic life during the winter downtime. at Toscana’s the members have any ques- hobbyists. “Even talking about it makes my blood boil,” Ristorante. tions, they will be raised at Why Knot was started three years ago by En- said Arsenault about looking forward to getting that meeting. dicott College graduates Joe Gugino and Mat- PHOTO | thew Zimmerman. FISH, A6 NICOLE GOODHUE BOYD LYNNWAY, A7 Lynn Tech gets Keeping seniors career-building help rolling in Lynn eld

By Bridget Turcotte best ways to close the skills gap By Leah Dearborn 20-passenger van, which would re- ITEM STAFF in the Massachusetts workforce,” ITEM STAFF place a 2004 model, was the only said state Rep. Brendan Crighton of cial request in the budget. LYNN — The city will be award- LYNNFIELD — The Council (D-Lynn). “We must continue to The two buses owned by the se- ed $75,000 to support vocational On Aging is looking for a new van technical education. make these investments to im- to help keep senior citizens active nior center on Salem Street give The money is part of the feder- prove programming, expand ac- and healthy. 80-100 rides each week, taking ally funded Career and Technical cess and prepare our students for INSIDE “That’s our goal, to get everyone seniors on trips to the pharmacy, Education Partnership Implemen- the 21st century economy.” out of the house. To get up and market and to doctor’s appoint- tation Grant. It will support the Lynn Vocational Technical In- In Sports get out,” said Director Linda Na- ments, said Naccara. expansion of existing programs stitute offers 15 vocational pro- Classical cruises ccara. “That’s good for people of A low-vision support group goes and develop new ones to increase grams varying from culinary past English. B1 any age, but especially for people out on quarterly rides to the Per- access to career and technical ed- arts, to plumbing, to graphic com- who are living alone.” kins School for the Blind, said ucation opportunities for students. munications and design. In Travel Naccara presented a proposed Naccara, and a group for people Bliss in the “Technical and vocational edu- budget for the council at a board of Berkshires. B8 cation has proven to be one of the TECH, A7 selectmen meeting on Monday. The SENIORS, A7

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Theresa F. Bigglestone Gladys A. Prouty, 62 Lucy A. Spallone, 95

REVERE — There- dison. LYNN — Gladys “Gladie” A. Lynn and Roberta and Mel J. SAUGUS — Mrs. Lucy A. great-grandchildren. She was sa F. (Villani) Big- Service informa- Prouty, age 62, of Lynn, went Medrano of Lynn, three grand- (Gentile) Spallone of Sau- predeceased by one sister, glestone, Feb. 12, tion: Funeral from home Feb. 14, 2017. She re- children, Cody, Tasia and Bla- gus, formerly of Malden, age Concetta Beraldi; two broth- of Revere. Beloved the WEIR-MACCUI- sided in Lynn for most of her zen, extended family, including 95, died on Monday, Feb. 13 ers, James and Samuel Gen- wife of the late Nor- SH Golden Rule life, and was a homemaker. many nieces and nephews. at home. She was the loving tile. man G. Bigglestone. Funeral Home, 144 She loved Fisherman’s Beach. Service information: A me- wife of 71 years of Michael In lieu of flowers, donations Devoted mother of Salem St., Malden, She is survived by her parents, morial service will be held in Spallone. in her memory may be made Sandra M. William on Saturday, Feb. Barbara Farewell and Robert the Swampscott Church of Born in New York City, N.Y. to Hallmark Hospice, 178 of Lynnfield, and 18, at 7:45 a.m., Farewell of Lynn, her three Spiritualism, 59 Burrill St., ,and raised in the North End Savin St., Suite 300, Malden, Robinlee M. Thom- followed by a Mass children, Shawn O’Brien and Swampscott, on Saturday, of Boston, she was the daugh- MA 02148. as of Lynn. Cherished sister of Christian Burial in St. his fiancée Pamela Piascik of 11:30 a.m. For those desir- ter of the late Rafael and An- Service information: Visit- of Ramon Villani of Lewiston, Mary’s Church, Revere, at Lynn, Shannon O’Brien and ing, memorials may be madeREAL ESTATEgelina (Zambrano) Gentile. ing hours will be held in the Maine, and the late Evelyn 9 a.m. Interment to follow her partner Michael Pinkham to the Swampscott ChurchFOR SALEShe was a resident of Malden BISBEE-PORCELLA Funer- Sweeney, Annette O’Neil, Carl in Woodlawn Cemetery, of Lynnfield and Tanya O’Brien of Spiritualism or a charity for many years before moving al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Jackobsen, Frank Villani, Glo- Everett. Visitation will be of Indiana, two sisters, Lo- of your choice. GOODRICH to Saugus where she has lived Saugus, on Friday from 4-8 BRAND NEW HOUSE IN SALEM NEAR MANNING BOWL OUTSTANDING 3-FAMILY NEAR SWAMPSCOTT SWAMPSCOTT FABULOUS PINE HILL ria Williams and Dante Villani. held at the funeral home ralee and$539,000 Michael Charros of Funeral$289,000 Home, Lynn. for the past 21 years. $259,000 p.m. Funeral from the$379,000 funeral Proud grandmother of Julie on Friday, Feb. 17, from 4-8 $595,000 Besides her husband, Lucy home on Saturday at 9 a.m. $349,000 Cambece of Lynnfield, Kelly p.m. In lieu of flowers, do- 1. 2. 3. leaves her two4. daughters, followed by 5.a funeral Mass in 6.6. Ciccone of Middleton, Eric nations can be made to the Marie McCusker and her hus- Blessed Sacrament Church, Williams of Stoneham, and Alzheimer’s Association, Claire L. Bullis, 85 band Mathew, Theresa Babine 14 Summer St., Saugus at Christopher Tardie of Lynn, 480 Pleasant St., Water- 6. Sunsplashed, secluded locale off Marlboro and her husband Edward, all 10 a.m. Interment Riverside and great-grandmother of Ad- town, MA 02472. Road. 7-room split, open-concept fi rst fl oor with of Saugus; five grandchil- Cemetery, Saugus. For direc- 3. 10-room Victorian one of a kind hardwood fl oors, formal dining room, composite 4. Walk to beach. 6-room Princess Anne exclusive scenic views. Granite counter deck overlooking beautiful yard. Master 2. 7-room Queen Anne Colonial. Close to dren, Michael, Mathew, Mark, tions and Colonialcondolences stately loaded www. with fi rst class tops, cherry fi nish cabinets. Great bedroomWENHAM with ¾ bath, 2 other— Clairebedrooms, and schools, transportation toband Boston andwith entire 5.whom Outstanding 3-familyAnthony Fays Estate and 1. Michelle;6-room Princess eightAnne Colonial, BisbeePorcella.com. all good character. Nice fenced-in yard. Walk to kitchen,, all high end appliances. Regal one L.full (Phelps)bath. Huge family Bullis, room in 85,basement. North Shore area. Goodshe size rooms.shared Huge 65(5/5/5) years Separate heaters. First class size rooms, ultra kitchen, bath and garage schools and transportation/beach. A must- staircase. 4 good size bedrooms. $1,602 2-car garage. $10,900 down payment, $0 oversized fence in yard. $1,321 monthly P&I location. $19,000 down payment. Live $1,157 monthly P&I $9,100 down payment see inside. $13,200 down payment, $741 monthly P&I $12,000 downp payment $0 downbeloved for veterans. wife $2,438 monthlyof Neil P&I. Call $10,200 down payment “0”of down marriage, for veterans. sherent-free is after rental income. Call 781- “0”down for veterans. monthly P&I, $0 down for veterans. Call down for veterans. Dorothy H. Lucia 781-581-5940K. Bullis, or 781-233-7061. died Mon- Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125survived by 581-5940three or 781-593-7125. Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125. 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125. Call 781-581-5940 or 781-233-7061. day, Feb. 13, 2017 daughters, Susan at the Kaplan Family L. Cassidy and herREAL ESTATESaugus looks LYNN — Dorothy H. was loved by many Hospice House in husband, John ofFOR SALE Lucia, of Lynn, died and will be greatly Danvers surrounded Georgetown, Cynthia Saturday at Union missed. by her family. Rubenfeld and her REAL ESTATE Hospital, where she She is survived by Born and raised in husband, Louis of for waysFOR SALE to pay OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NOBODY SELLS MORE HOMES IN 319 Broadway, Lynn • 781-599-1776 MONDAY – FRIDAY was taken after being her nieces and neph- Lynn, she was the daughter of Newbury and Cheryl Gauthi- www.century21hughes.com • Se Habla Español stricken at home. She ew; Nancy Beaupre,HUGHES the late Ernest andLYNN... Eveleen er THAN and her husband, CENTURY Mark of 21 HUGHES UNTIL 8 P.M. BRAND NEW HOUSE IN SALEM NEAR MANNING BOWL OUTSTANDING 3-FAMILY NEAR SWAMPSCOTT SWAMPSCOTT FABULOUS PINE HILL was the daughter of Linda Harnois, Su- (Colclough) Phelps. She re- Lynn, one $539,000son, Neil K. Bullis Jr. for$289,000 all-day$595,000 K $259,000 $379,000 $349,000 YOU’RE the late Cyrus and zanne Lucia NEWand Pe- ceived her education in the HIGHESTand his wife, Mary Ann ofSUPERBOWL Hud- PEABODY, LARGE CUDDLE BY MARBLEHEAD 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ALMOST 6.6. Lillian (Southwick) UNDER terAGREEMENT Lucia;CONSTRUCTION as well as UNDER CONTRACT AND BEST SPECIAL LOW TAXES 2-FAMILY UNDER CONTRACT THE FIRE UNDER CONTRACT Lynn school system and grad- son, 15 grandchildren, eight By Bridget Turcotte Town Meeting. HOME Lucia. A lifelong Lynn her extended$429,900 family; uated$579,900 from Lynn English High $234,900great-grandchildren and $295,900many ITEM$309,900 STAFF The$499,900 task force formed in$309,900 $299,900 New construction. 6-room, Enchanting 4-bedroom, 2-bath 3-bedroom condo on desirable Beautifully updated 3-bedroom 6-room, 3-bedroom, 2-bath Rare fi nd. 3,900+ square feet First offering. 3-bedroom Ranch 3-bedroom, 1½-bath Colonial resident, she was a graduate Jerry and Marilyn Bovardi, School. longtime relatives and friends. November at the request of Lynn English High School. William3-bedroom and CarmellaColonial with Bovardi, open Cape offers overAs 2,500 a squareyoung fiwoman, rst level. RenovationsMrs. She6. through- Sunsplashed, was alsoColonial secluded the just locale sister two off blocksMarlboro of thefrom the SouthSAUGUS Peabody home — The needs burdenof living space. 3-story, 2-fam- off Lynnfi eld St. with hardwood with high ceilings, beautiful out. Private deck, 2-carRoad. deeded 7-room split,beach open-concept features fi rst new fl oor hot with water, of school committeefl oors, a memcozy fi -replaced living 3. 10-room Victorian one of a kind Dorothy had worked as a andkitchen, Jo-An open Kershaw fl oor plan,and andtheir feet of living Bullisspace, fihad replaced been employed as latehardwood Ernest fl oors, formalPhelps dining Jr.room, composite grease.of funding Partially fi nished free, base- all-dayily house with a fenced yard, open staircase, walk-up attic, parking. Pets okay. ber Peter Manoogian. The 4. Walk to beach. 6-room Princess Anne exclusive scenic views. Granite counter fine wiring technician, first at families.high effi She ciency was heat. the sister ofliving room, formala bookkeeper dining room, for Lynn Gas deckService overlookingand information: new beautiful furnace. yard. Roof MasterFam and - ther-2. 7-roomment,kindergarten Queen large Anne yard, Colonial. and Close garage. to through8-car parking,- 13 rooms, and room, and a beautiful fenced gas cooking,Colonial statelydeck, loadedand 2-car with fi rst class tops, cherry fi nish cabinets. Great bedroom with ¾ bath, 2 other bedrooms, and group includes an elemen- character. Nice fenced-in yard. Walk to General Electric, and then at the late Warren, Joe, Marionand dream kitchen.Company and Ernie’s Service ily and friendsmal windows are are 4invited years young. schools, transportationout the to Bostondistrict and entire could5. 3Outstanding bathrooms be 3-family Fays Estate yard.1. 6-room Princess Anne Colonial, all goodgarage. kitchen,, all high end appliances. Regal one full bath. Huge family room in basement. North Shore area. Good size rooms. Huge (5/5/5) Separate tary heaters. school First class principal,size rooms, ultra kitchen,two bath and garage schools and transportation/beach. A must- staircase. 4 good size bedrooms. $1,602 Sylvania for many years until and Helen Lucia. Station in Peabody. to2-car attend garage. $10,900 calling down payment,hours $0on oversized fenceshared in yard. $1,321 by monthlyTown P&I Meeting.location. $19,000 down payment. Live $1,157 monthly P&I $9,100 down payment see inside. $13,200 down payment, $741 monthly P&I $12,000 downp payment $0 down for veterans. $2,438 monthly P&I. Call $10,200 down payment “0” down for veterans. rent-free after rentalkindergarten income. Call 781- “0”downteachers, for veterans. a monthly P&I, $0 down for veterans. Call down for veterans. her retirement. She was an Service information: Her A resident of Wenham for Sunday,781-581-5940 Feb.or 781-233-7061. 19 from 2-5 At the request of the Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125 581-5940 or 781-593-7125.Town Meeting Call member, 781-581-5940 or a781-593-7125. 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125. Call 781-581-5940 or 781-233-7061. avid churchgoer and was a funeral will be held on Friday the past 45 years, Mrs. Bullis p.m. at CAMPBELLHOME FuneralAND BUSINESS school SERVICES committee, the few parents, Manoogian communicant of Holy Family at 9 a.m. from the SOLIMINE was an avid reader and was Home, 525 Cabot St., Bev- board of selectmen added CLEANING/ REAL ESTATEand Superintendent Dr. Church. She enjoyed traveling Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. accomplishedFIREWOOD at crocheting, erly. FuneralFUELS/HEATING services will be an articleFUELS/HEATING to the Annual FUELS/HEATING LANDSCAPING and walking on the beach, (Rt. 1A),MAINTENANCE Lynn, followed by a knitting and needlepoint. held on Monday, Feb. 20 at Town Meeting warrantFOR SALEDavid DeRuosi. and she loved candy. She funeral Mass at 10 a.m. in Claire and her husband en- 1 p.m. Burial will follow in that, if approved, will re- Tuition for all-day kin- loved animals, especially Holy Family Church. Burial joyed doing puzzles together Swampscott Cemetery. Con- dergarten is $2,700. There Frank’s Firewood NOBODYsult SELLS in the formation MORE HOMESof a IN 319 Broadway,T LynnREE R• 781-599-1776EMOVAL, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK dogs. Dorothy enjoyed gar- willRONNIE be in St. Joseph’s Ceme Z- as well as camping and travel- tributions may be made in committee of five people, is no tuition for half-day MONDAY – FRIDAY & Tree Work www.century21hughes.comPRUNING • Se Habla, Español dening and liked to sit on her tery. Relatives and friends are ing across the country as theyHUGHES her memory to the KaplanLYNN... includingTHAN CENTURYat least two 21 kindergarten.HUGHES Each year, UNTIL 8 P.M. porch overlooking her garden respectfully invited. Visiting toured the U.S. and Canada. Family Hospice House, c/o 10 full-day scholarships STUMP GRINDING MOVING Tree FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED Town Meeting members, and her roses. She was a car- hours are Thursday from 4-7 She was a loving wife, moth- Care24 Dimensions, HOUR BURNER 75 SERVICE Sylvan are awarded based on fi- YOU’RE Leave your moving to us! NEW HIGHESTto “evaluate the benefitsSUPERBOWL PEABODY, ANDLARGE FIREWOOD CUDDLE BY ing, giving person who was p.m. Directions and guest- er, grandmother, great-grand- Street, Danvers,MARBLEHEAD MA 01923. nancial need. The task ALMOST Whether it be one piece or more! UNDERRemoval AGREEMENT CONSTRUCTION UNDER CONTRACT 7 Days a Week ANDand BEST costs” of all-daySPECIAL kin- LOW TAXES 2-FAMILY UNDER CONTRACT THE FIRE UNDER CONTRACT very fond of her family. 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Macdonald, 77 high effi ciency heat. living room, formal dining room, accept andthe new furnace.article, Roof andthe ther- ment,less large of yard,their and family’sgarage. 8-car abil parking,- 13A NDREWrooms, andLOBEL room,, FULLY and I NSURED a beautiful fenced gas cooking, deck, and 2-car 781-321-2499 Call Frank 781-858-6318and dream kitchen.781.592.9505 mal windows are 4 years young. ity to pay. 3 bathrooms OFFICE: 978-535-6141yard. garage. 1939-2017 For a free estimate new group will review the www.FranksFirewood.netVelma M. Berry, 101 findings of the All-Day The final day to submit MOBILE : 781-838-1395 Kindergarten Task Force, a Town Meeting article to LYNNFIELD — Alan sex CountyPAVING Fire Chiefs PLUMBING 1915-2017 R. Macdonald, 77, of Association, past hold at leastHOME two AND public BUSINESS the Board SERVICES will be April 12. Lynnfield, formerly of president Box 52 As- LYNN — Velma talk of the Zion’s af- outreach sessions, identi- Bridget Turcotte can be CLEANING/ LOOKING FOR A WAY TO ADVERTISE YOUR CONTRACTING OR SERVICE BUSINESS? Wakefield, died sud- PRECISIONsociation, PAVINGLynnfield BESTMay Berry, PLUMBING a lifetime ter-churchFIREWOOD functions. fy publicFUELS/HEATING funding sources reachedFUELS/HEATING at bturcotte@item- FUELS/HEATING LANDSCAPING denly on Saturday, Firefighter’s Relief As- residentMAINTENANCE of Lynn, a In her retirement, and make a recommenda- live.com. Follow her on Feb. 11 at the Union “Makesociation, the right SPAAMFAA decision graduate of the Lynn REACHVelma OVERand Marnie, 20,000 tionREADERS at the A2018 DAY Annual IN OUR TwitterHOME @BridgetTurcotte.AND BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Hospital in Lynn, andwith MAFAA. Precision” Public Schools and her Frank’ssister-in-law Firewood and TREE REMOVAL, Born in Boston on *ResidentialMr. Macdonald is RONNIEthe matriarch of the Z devoted friend, of- INCLUDES PLACEMENT ON RUNING and commercial BerrySPECIALIZING family passed IN ten &spent Tree afternoonsWork MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS P , March 28, 1939, he survived by his be- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING REPAIR *Masonry this life on Feb. 12, working on puzzles STUMP GRINDING was the son of the loved wife of almost MOVINGAND REPLACEMENT. FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED *Brick pavers 2017, at the age of and Tree playing games, Sen. Warren: Puzder “promotes and glorifies late Walter and Eleanor (Na- 30 years, Anita Rassias; his Leave$25.00 your off moving any service to us! 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE AND FIREWOOD son) Macdonald. He was the two daughters,and walls Melissa M. 101. Born Sept. 21, especially The Cryp- murderous financial *Sealcoating Whether itwith be onethis ad.piece or more! 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ElizabethINSTALLED Warren AND REMOVED says SERVICE late Andrew Berry Sr. dersonStump Grinding of - 24Lynn Hr. Emergency and Tree her Service son, Available Opponents are encour- Class of 1957 and had at- and his three cherished grand- the nation needs a labor ANDREW LOBEL, FULLY INSURED tended MIT prior to serving in children, Thomas and Zachary 781-321-2499Velma was a devoted mem- ReginaldCall Frank Berry 781-858-6318of Chelmsford; aging speech attendees to OFFICE: 978-535-6141 For a free estimate secretary781.592.9505 with a record of ber of Zion Baptist Church her 14 grandchildren, Jordan “audibly disrupt and walk OBILE the United States Navy Sub- Dascoli and Emma McCabe. www.FranksFirewood.net respecting workers and M : 781-838-1395 where she remained active Berry, Roxanne Berry, Lillian out of the event.” marine Service from 1958- He is also survived by his protecting their rights. for more PAVINGthan 50 years prior Berry-Rogers,PLUMBING Stuart Primus, Shkreli was criticized 1964. He was a semi-retired two nephews and niece, John The Massachusetts to her passing. During that Thomas Primus, Jane Primus, after his company pur- self-employed sales represen- Macdonald and his wife Ellen, Democrat made the time, she served as treasurer Bryaire Henderson, Joel Hen- chased a drug used by tative. Robert Macdonald and his PRECISION PAVING commentsLOOKING Wednesday FOR A WAY TO ADVERTISE YOUR CONTRACTING OR SERVICE BUSINESS? Mr. Macdonald served on wife MaryAnn, Laurie Reeder and on the Board of Trustees, derson,BEST Darrel PLUMBING Henderson, AIDS and cancer patients after President Donald the Wakefield, Lynnfield and and her husband Steve, and the Nominating Committee, Juanita Berry, Rodney Berry, to fight parasitic infec- “Make the right decision Trump’sREACH nominee OVER for 20,000 READERS A DAY IN OUR HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Newbury fire departmentstheir children, Andrew, Mea- the Pastor’s Circle Society, the Brian Berry and Toriana Berry tions and dramatically with Precision” labor secretary Andrew for more than 50 years. He ghan, Daniel, Colin, Devin and Vision 48 Project, the Building Brown; many great-grandchil- raised its price. *Residential Puzder abruptly with- INCLUDES PLACEMENT ON served on the Wakefield Fire Joseph Macdonald, and Allie Fund Committee and the Lend dren andSPECIALIZING great-great-grand IN - He is free on $5 million and commercial drew his name. Department as a call firefighter and Grant Reeder. a Hand Club. She always put children.RESIDENTIAL She PLUMBINGwas the aunt REPAIR of bail pending his federal *Masonry Warren said Puzder’s from 1954-1977. He served Service information: Visita- God first in her life. CoreenAND Stephenson REPLACEMENT. Gillette, securities fraud trial in *Brick pavers departure is good news the Lynnfield Fire Department tion for relatives and friends Velmaand wallswas also dedicated Marlene$25.00 Henry off anyReid, service Ernest an unrelated case. He has for American workers. from 1981-2009, achieving will be held at the McDON- to caring*Sealcoating for her aged mother Pleasant, withRalph this ad.Kimber Sr., pleaded not guilty. Warren pointed to what the rank of lieutenant and fire ALD Funeral Home, 19 Yale and*Landscape active in herdesign community. KevinCall Henry 978-745-6000 and the late Jac- Shkreli also is sched- she said was Puzder’s alarm superintendent. He had Ave., Wakefield on Friday from During WWII she served as quelineLIC. Kimber 13409 Johnson.INSURED She uledCALL to speak 781-593-7700,at UMa- EXT. 2 just recently retired from the 2-6 p.m. Funeral services will 781-595-1212an Air Raid Warden.781-639-7888 She was also leaves her dear friend mistreatment of his own Swampscott Office Marblehead Office ss-Boston today. Newbury Fire Department, be private. Firefighter walk- employed by General Electric Connie Jackson. She was the employees and his compa- having served there for more through scheduled for 5 p.m. at the West Lynn Plant, wir- mother of the late Idella Berry ny’s record of labor abuses. Former officer than a decade. Most recently, In lieu of flowers, memorial ing electrical boards and for Primus; sister of the late Har- On Monday Warren Lt. Macdonald served on the contributionsIN MEMORIAM may be made to Zyglo Inspection. She also old Pleasant, Esther Stephen- sent a 28-page letter to claims self-defense in MIKE "ABBA" AVADANIAN worked at Sew Low Fabric son Pittman, Mary Pinder and Puzder, seeking infor- hiring committee for the Lyn- the LynnfieldHAPPY FirefightersBIRTHDAY Re- inmate beating nfield Fire Department, where lief 1950Association, ~ FEBRUARY 59 16Summer ~ 2017 Store on Market St., Lynn, and Sadie Baham; cousin of the mation about conflicts he was instrumental in select- St., Lynnfield, MA 01940, or as a homemaker, one of her late Sadie Milliner and sis- of interest and pressing WORCESTER (AP) — A ing the next generation of call to Care Dimensions (previ- clients, Ralph Sheldon, still ter-in-law of the late Margaret him on his opposition to former Worcester police firefighters. Lt. Macdonald was ously Kaplan Family Hospice speaks fondly of her. Berry Kimber. minimum wage laws and officer on trial for alleged- active in numerous fire service House), 75 Sylvan St., Suite Velma loved to knit and cro- Service information: Vis- what she said was his ly beating a shackled organizations including the Es- B-102, Danvers, MA 01923. chet, making many baby blan- itation will be held at the company’s history of labor prisoner in his cell in kets and sweaters for all the Zion Baptist Church, Adams and discrimination suits. 2014 has claimed that he newborns in the family and and Fayette Streets, Lynn, on Puzder, who also lost acted in self-defense after extended family. She made Saturday, Feb. 18 at 11 a.m., the support of some the inmate struck first. all her clothes with up-to-date followed by a funeral service Senate Republicans, said The Telegram & Gazette fashions and would wear them at noon. Relatives and friends in a statement he was reports that attorneys for IN MEMORIAM proudly with fashionable hats. invited. Arrangements under honored to have been Michael Motyka argued JEFFREY N. (JAY) OLSON, JR. Life will never be the same. FOURTEENTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY With love, Francie and "Co." She loved to bake, and her the direction of GOODRICH considered. Tuesday in court that 2003 ~ FEBRUARY 15 ~ 2017 delicious pound cake was the Funeral Home of Lynn. Gerald Jones — a man IN MEMORIAM Harvard students protest they claimed has a “pro- BRUCE HOGAN ex-pharma exec Shkreli’s talk pensity for violence” — 2012 ~ FEBRUARY 16 ~ 2017 initiated the conflict. ON HIS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY IN MEMORIAM Did you know? CAMBRIDGE (AP) — Prosecutors say the MIKE "ABBA" AVADANIAN Harvard students are 17-year police veteran HAPPY BIRTHDAY protesting a campus entered Jones’ cell during 1950 ~ FEBRUARY 16 ~ 2017 appearance by indicted a heated exchange, struck former pharmaceutical the handcuffed 48-year- executive Martin Shkreli. old man and kicked him The former CEO of while he was on the floor. Lovingly remembered and sadly Turing Pharmaceuticals Defense attorney James missed by Mom, Dad, and is slated to talk about Gribouski alleged that all your family Home delivery investing at a Wednesday Motyka went into Jones’ subscribers night event organized by cell after witnessing him There are no words to say how the Harvard Financial “fiddling with something CORRECTION much you are missed. You are and get FREE access always will be in our hearts, and Analysts Club. in his pants” that could This In Memoriam was on our minds forever. to the e-edition on Another student group have been contraband or scheduled to run yesterday. Love always, your wife Helen, Life will never be the same. says the appearance a weapon. children and grandchildren. With love, Francie and "Co."

IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM JEFFREY N. (JAY) OLSON, JR. BRUCE HOGAN FOURTEENTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY 2012 ~ FEBRUARY 16 ~ 2017 2003 ~ FEBRUARY 15 ~ 2017 ON HIS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

Lovingly remembered and sadly There are no words to say how missed by Mom, Dad, and much you are missed. You are and all your family always will be in our hearts, and on our minds forever. Love always, your wife Helen, children and grandchildren.

IN MEMORIAM JEFFREY N. (JAY) OLSON, JR. FOURTEENTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY 2003 ~ FEBRUARY 15 ~ 2017

Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Mom, Dad, and all your family THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Puzder withdraws nomination

110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 to be Trump’s labor secretary Lynn, MA 01903 Customer Service By Laurie Kellman “We know how to count,” ing questions about the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Catherine Lucey he said. level of scrutiny. Connecting ASSOCIATED PRESS Puzder’s nomination be- Ultimately, Republicans All Departments: came part of a streak of made it clear that Puzder 781-593-7700 WASHINGTON — Pres- contentious confirmation did not have the votes for ident Donald Trump’s Ext. 2 battles and haphazard confirmation. nominee for labor secre- White House actions, in- Democrats and their al- Classi ed Advertising tary abruptly withdrew classi [email protected] cluding a botched rollout lies welcomed Puzder’s his nomination Wednes- of Trump’s executive order withdrawal, saying his Subscriptions day after Senate Republi- [email protected] on refugees and the ouster corporate background cans balked at supporting of national security advis- and opposition to such Circulation him, in part over taxes he [email protected] er Michael Flynn. proposals as a big hike in belatedly paid on a former Sen. Lamar Alexander, the minimum wage made Ext. 3 housekeeper not autho- who would have chaired him an unfit advocate for Newsroom rized to work in the Unit- Puzder’s confirmation hear- American workers at the [email protected] ed States. ing Thursday, issued a terse top of an agency charged [email protected] Fast-food executive An- statement saying the nom- with enforcing protections. Ext. 4 drew Puzder issued a inee would have made an They had already made FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sports short statement abandon- “excellent” labor secretary, it clear that Puzder’s [email protected] ing the effort, saying he but “I respect his decision” Fast-food executive Andrew Puzder, right, statements about wom- Ext. 5 was “honored to have been to quit pursuing the post. walking with President Donald Trump, with- en and his own workers Retail and Online considered by President Puzder spokesman George drew his nomination for labor secretary on would be major issues at Advertising Donald Trump to lead the Thompson said his boss Wednesday. his confirmation hearing. [email protected] Department of Labor.” was a victim of “an unprec- Puzder was quoted in ADVERTISING White House spokesman edented smear campaign.” nominated him to the of the housekeeper mat- Entrepreneur magazine Sean Spicer declined to Ernie Carpenter, Jr. What troubled majority Cabinet post Dec. 9 — five ter “after the nomination.” in 2015 as saying, “I like Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 comment on possible re- Republicans most of all years after he had fired People interviewed during beautiful women eating [email protected] placements, but said late was Puzder’s acknowl- the worker. the transition period said burgers in bikinis.” He said Bob Gunther Wednesday that the White edgement that he had not Thompson said in an they were not asked by the racy commercials for Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 House had seen the writ- paid taxes on the house- e-mail that Puzder in- Trump’s team to provide Carl’s Jr., one of his compa- [email protected] ing on the wall. keeper until after Trump formed the White House vetting information, rais- nies, were “very American.” Joseph Mastrorio III Vice President / Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1315 [email protected] Trump slams intel Ralph Mitchell Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 [email protected] officials, media Patricia Whalen Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] over Flynn, Russia BUSINESS OFFICE Beth Bresnahan By Julie Pace York Times reported that Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. agencies had inter- [email protected] cepted phone calls last Susan J. Conti WASHINGTON — year between Russian Controller, ext. 1288 President Donald Trump intelligence officials and [email protected] on Wednesday blamed members of Trump’s 2016 Ted Grant the media and “illegally campaign team. Current Publisher, ext. 1234 leaked” intelligence infor- [email protected] and former U.S. officials mation for bringing down who spoke to the Times Marian Kinney his national security ad- anonymously said they ext. 1212 viser Michael Flynn, one [email protected] found no evidence that day after the White House the Trump campaign was Will Kraft said Trump had asked Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 working with the Russians Flynn to resign because [email protected] on hacking or other efforts he misled Vice President Jennifer Perez to influence the election. Mike Pence about his con- ext. 1205 Trump didn’t directly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tacts with Russia. [email protected] address the veracity of the Flynn’s ouster has Carolina Trujillo Graves are submerged in floodwaters at a cemetery downstream from report during a news con- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 a damaged dam Wednesday in Marysville, Calif. The Oroville Reservoir sparked a new swirl of [email protected] controversy over Trump’s ference with Israeli Prime continued to drain Wednesday as state water officials scrambled to re- Minister Benjamin Net- Jim Wilson potential ties to Moscow. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 duce the lake’s level ahead of impending storms. Flynn resigned Monday anyahu, but lashed out at [email protected] night — at the behest of what he called the “crim- CIRCULATION Trump, the White House inal act” of leaking infor- mation. Earlier Wednes- Lisa Mahmoud Officials rush to drain later said — after reports Manager, ext. 1239 that he had discussed sanc- day, Trump tweeted that [email protected] tions with Russia’s ambas- “classified information is CLASSIFIED sador to the U.S. before illegally given out by ‘in- lake as new storms begin telligence’ like candy. Very Abbe Young Smith the inauguration, despite Manager, ext. 1276 previously denying those un-American!” [email protected] By Jonathan Cooper said water was draining at and they should be pre- conversations to Pence and The president ignored Kerry Smith and Paul Elias about four times the rate pared to leave if the risk other top officials. shouted questions about Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 ASSOCIATED PRESS that it was flowing in and increases. But in Trump’s first pub- whether his advisers [email protected] the repairs should hold at Some 200,000 people were in touch with Rus- OROVILLE, Calif. — Of- lic comments on Flynn, he the nation’s tallest dam. were allowed to return sian officials. His spokes- NEWSROOM ficials raced to drain more appeared to side with his About 100,000 cubic feet home Tuesday after being man Sean Spicer said he Bill Brotherton water from a lake behind former aide, saying it was of water was flowing from ordered to evacuate Sun- wasn’t aware of any such Features Editor ext. 1338 battered Oroville Dam as “really a sad thing that he [email protected] the reservoir each second, day. was treated so badly.” contacts and panned the new storms began rolling enough to fill an Olym- Trump is said to fa- Times report for relying Gayla Cawley into Northern California Sandra Waters, 42, of Reporter, ext. 1236 vor Vice Admiral Robert on “unnamed sources.” on Wednesday and tested pic-size swimming pool. Oroville initially fled her [email protected] Harward, a former Navy Democrats called for an the quick repairs made to Croyle said work crews home with little more Cheryl Charles SEAL, as his next nation- independent investigation damaged spillways that had made “great progress” than the clothes she was Night Editor, ext. 1278 al security adviser, ac- into Trump’s Russia ties [email protected] raised flood fears. cementing thousands of wearing. Now, she’s pre- cording to a White House and urged Republicans to The three storms were ex- tons of rocks into holes in paring for the possibility Leah M. Dearborn official. Harward met with join them. Reporter, ext. 1317 pected to stretch into next the spillways. of another evacuation by [email protected] “We shouldn’t see a gathering food, clothing top White House officials “This is a moment for Re- week. Forecasters said the last week and has the publicans to put country Thomas Grillo bump in the reservoir” and sentimental items first two storms could drop backing of Defense Secre- ahead of party,” Connecti- Reporter, ext. 1264 a total of 5 inches of rain in from the upcoming storms, like photographs. [email protected] he said. “You are always cautious tary Jim Mattis. cut Sen. Chris Murphy higher elevation. Flynn’s ouster was a blow said. “There’s only one or Spenser Hasak However, the third The reservoir has when you live under a big Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 dropped 20 feet since it dam, but we’ve always to a White House strug- two times like this in your [email protected] storm, starting as early political career where you reached capacity Sunday. been pretty confident that gling to find its footing in as Monday, could be more Trump’s first weeks in of- face a moment like this Thor Jourgensen Croyle said officials hope it was safe and that it News Editor, ext. 1267 powerful. fice. The questions about where what’s good for your it falls 50 feet by this Sun- wasn’t going to fail,” she [email protected] “There a potential for Russia only deepened late country may not be good day. said. Steve Krause several inches,” National Tuesday when The New for your party.” Sports Editor, ext. 1229 Weather Service forecast- Still, officials warned Butte County Sheriff [email protected] er Tom Dang said. “It will residents who have re- Kory Honea said some Katie Morrison be very wet.” turned to their homes that homes in the evacuation Sports Reporter Nonetheless, California the area downstream of zone had been burglarized [email protected] Department of Water Re- the dam remained under and deputies had made ar- Owen O’Rourke sources chief Bill Croyle an evacuation warning rests. Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Congress blocks rule barring [email protected] Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 mentally impaired from guns [email protected] David Wilson Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 By Kevin Freking legislation. he killed the students, [email protected] ASSOCIATED PRESS The Obama rule would adults and himself. He Ryan York have prevented an esti- used his mother’s guns in Copy Editor, ext. 1220 WASHINGTON — Con- mated 75,000 people with the attack. [email protected] gress on Wednesday sent mental disorders from The Obama administra- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Donald Trump being able to purchase a tion rule required the So- President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime legislation blocking an firearm. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Flynn gone, but there’s still a lot John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant T J   News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance wrong with Trump White House J. Patrick Norton J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman The firing of Michael Flynn won’t to cancel a visit; on other days he fall came because he lost “the trust” P ‘  cure what ails the Trump White rudely insulted the Australian and of his bosses. After all, he was just Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 House. French prime ministers on the tele- following Trump’s line, signaling to Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 The downfall of the president’s phone. The president veered forward the Kremlin that once Trump took Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 national security adviser after only and backward, tweeting threats to office the sanctions would probably Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 25 days in office is symptomatic of junk key elements of long-standing be lifted. Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 President Trump’s ill-informed, in- U.S. policy on China, then eventual- And Trump was given the tran- Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 coherent approach to foreign policy. ly backing off in the face of Beijing script of Flynn’s conversation on Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 This chaotic management style anger. Jan. 26, so — if trust was the issue John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 is embarrassing the country. It is Experienced Republican foreign — why not dump him before now? angering our allies and embolden- policy hands were unwelcome for se- Nor do I buy the claim that ing our enemies. Far from making nior positions because they had crit- Flynn was subject to Russian black- Trump look tough, it is turning him icized Trump during the campaign. mail because the Kremlin knew he into a global figure of fun and be- Only weeks into Trump’s presidency, lied to Pence. Moscow loves Flynn; musement. White House infighting was already he has appeared on the Kremlin’s The Flynn scandal is a perfect ex- vicious, as chief strategist Steve propaganda outlet, RT, for which he ample of the cost of making foreign Bannon muscled in on Flynn’s role took money, and been photographed policy on the fly. and jostled with Defense Secretary schmoozing with Putin. The Rus- EDITORIAL Flynn was hired because he was James Mattis. sians have no more interest in one of very few prominent securi- The president (who damned Clin- blackmailing Flynn than they do in ty professionals who endorsed the ton for her security breaches) talked smearing Putin’s chief White House Trump candidacy early. Also, he was and tweeted on an unsecured cell admirer — Trump. a fierce critic of Hillary Clinton’s, phone and held key security talks on No, I believe Flynn was fired be- Sky’s the limit leading raucous chants at the GOP North Korea in an unsecured dining cause the leaks made the story go convention of “Lock her up!” room at his Mar-a-Lago club house public, and embarrassed Pence. If But former military colleagues of with diners snapping photos. the leaks hadn’t happened, I’m cer- Flynn told me he was hot-tempered, The world looks on agog at Trump’s tain Flynn would still hold his post. at Lynn Tech a bad manager, extremely hard to foreign policy reality show. Never mind that he worsened the work with — and prone to conspir- But on one issue Trump and Flynn utter confusion in the White House Lynn Vocational Technical Institute is acy theories. These negative quali- remained in tandem: an unseemly on foreign policy. Never mind his again proving under Director Robert Buon- ties got Flynn fired as head of the eagerness to appease Vladimir Pu- mistaken assumptions that big tempo’s leadership that it isn’t just a school Defense Intelligence Agency under tin. And that brings us to the unfold- U.S. concessions to Putin will woo — it is a springboard launching students into President Barack Obama. ing scandal that brought Michael him away from his warm relations high-paying jobs. They were hardly the qualities Flynn down. with Iran and China and create an By expanding its machinist training and needed to advise a thin-skinned, Supposedly, Flynn was fired be- ally against ISIS. After all, Trump health services professional courses, the ill-informed, conspiracy-minded cause he lied to Vice President Pence thinks the same. Neptune Boulevard school has linked Lynn president on national security is- about phone conversations with the Flynn’s departure won’t stop teenagers to jobs in firms where there is a sues. Famously unwilling to read Russian ambassador to Washington Trump’s tweets, or his nasty calls to demand for young and well-trained students. more than a few bullet points and on Dec. 29 — right after Obama im- allies (or his attacks on stores that Machinist shops across the North Shore are certain he knows everything, Trump posed sanctions on Moscow for hack- don’t carry Ivanka’s brand). Nor will anxious to fill jobs and make up for the exo- needed a steadying hand more than ing the U.S. elections. Flynn said it instill cohesion into White House dus of middle-age machinists who are retir- any president in memory. he didn’t speak to the ambassador foreign policy. Even a more sober ing or who are poised to retire. General Elec- Yet under Flynn, National Securi- about the sanctions; this would have NSC adviser couldn’t do that, unless tric remains a major North Shore employer ty Council meetings were disorga- broken an obscure law since Flynn two miracles occur. and many shops subcontract specialized and nized and dysfunctional. According did not yet hold office. Pence repeat- First, Bannon, another prophet extremely high-tolerance machine work with to the New York Times, attendees ed this denial on TV. of chaos in the White House, would the aviation engine maker. struggled to keep up with Trump’s Flynn got caught because U.S. have to resign too. And the president With world-class hospitals nine miles away tweets, which often contained stun- security agencies were taping the would have to grasp the gravity of in Boston and medical facilities located ning foreign policy pronouncements. Russian ambassador and someone his office and stop behaving like across the North Shore, health services is an Nor was the council informed of leaked the transcripts to the Wash- a reality-TV star. But that would expanding field that needs new talent at all what Trump told foreign leaders in ington Post (the mercurial Flynn mean he could no longer be Trump. work skill levels. Students trained as health his phone calls. had a personal war ongoing with the professionals at Tech, like their counterparts This was not the normal presiden- intel community and the leak was Trudy Rubin is a columnist for the in machinist training and the school’s other tial learning curve. One day Trump’s payback). Philadelphia Inquirer. Readers may shops, are ready to hit the ground running tweets led the Mexican president But I don’t believe Flynn’s down- email her at [email protected] with high-paying jobs. The state this week recognized Tech’s strong link to skills training, academics and careers by awarding the school $75,000 to expand the network of career opportunities available to Tech students. Buontempo’s stat- ed goal has always been to instill in the mind of employers the belief that Tech is a great place to go to find enthusiastic, skilled young people who want to work. Through its SkillsUSA program participa- tion, Tech has already proven itself on a na- tional stage as a school training students to excel in organizational and leadership skills. Its SkillsUSA proficiency also reflects Tech’s strong commitment among Lynn public schools to community service work. Lynn’s state legislators are enthusiastic supporters of the state’s renewed commit- ment to strengthening the link between voca- tional education and skilled trade careers in Lynn. Like Buontempo and his faculty, state Sen. Thomas M. McGee and state Reps. Bren- dan Crighton and Dan Cahill know a strong skills foundation positions 21st century high school graduates to realistically analyze how higher education can increase their skills. Vocational education students trained in a trade can save money toward college and as- sess from a perspective of work experience if they can improve their careers through higher education. By setting the bar high- er for their students, Buontempo and Tech’s faculty are showing students the sky is the limit for someone with vocational and tech- nical training.

READERS’ FORUM Lynn students an added importance to their contract struggle between the documenting work and writ- of what we have been going message. school committee and the teach- ing reports to satisfy complex through this past year as we deserve praise After the presentation, I met ers. It was remarkable to see mandates that do not provide have tried to communicate with three teenagers in the ladies nearly 100 educators attend the genuine, useful feedback to ed- them. To the Editor: room. They told me they cried Feb. 8 school committee meeting ucators; reporting mistakes that In addition, teachers have Kudos to the Lynn Public when they heard the stories. as an act of solidarity. Some- need to be corrected in our pay- been discouraged by the in- Schools and Global Embassy of Sadly, a day later as the world thing like that hasn’t happened checks; attending bureaucratic creasingly harsh tone of many Activists for Peace for their out- marked International Holocaust in at least a decade, if not longer. meetings that are not genuine of the letters and emails sent standing presentations at the Remembrance Day, President Why are so many teachers so platforms to address educators’ to the faculty about rules and “Traces to Remember” event on Trump issued his executive or- concerned? Labor historians concerns. Teachers would rath- guidelines from members of cen- Jan. 26 featuring Holocaust sur- der on immigration that singled tell us that employees rarely er spend time on teaching and tral administration. These let- vivors. out one religion. Then he made take job actions because they preparing for classes, using the ters seem to assume the worst It was heartening and memo- a statement acknowledging Ho- perceive their pay to be too techniques they know serve stu- of us, and often end with a dire rable to see Lynn Veterans Me- locaust Remembrance without low. In most cases, what drives dents best. reminder of their power to sus- morial Auditorium filled with mentioning Jews or anti-semi- them to these measures is their Contrary to what the com- pend or terminate teachers. high school students. The stu- tism. perception that they are being mittee implied at the recent We sincerely hope that the dents saw a film and listened Marilyn J. Segal treated poorly. This is what is meeting, several of our propos- Swampscott school district will attentively and respectfully to Marblehead happening with the educators als during bargaining sessions work to restore an atmosphere several speakers and especially in Swampscott. were attempts to address these in which teachers are given back to the elderly Jewish survivors In a survey of teachers con- non-monetary issues. It was their traditional autonomy as who told their personal and har- Swampscott teachers ducted last year in preparation frustrating to have this fact the education leaders of the dis- rowing stories. want respect for collective bargaining, the ignored late in the meeting, trict, so we can once again feel For students to understand main concerns did not relate to even after teachers had spoken respected and supported. that these men were younger To the Editor: finances. Rather, frustrations of these issues; it was as if the Nancy Hanlon than them when they had to The Swampscott Education were expressed over the in- school committee had a narra- Swampscott Education fend for themselves and avoid Association appreciates the cov- creasing number of tasks that tive and was going to stick with Association president on behalf being captured or killed, gave erage in the Item of the ongoing take time away from teaching: it. In fact, that was a microcosm of Association membership

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By Frazier Moore ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Last sea- son, “Billions” performed a delicate balancing act. Chuck Rhoades, the pow- erful and perverse U.S. Attorney (played by Paul Giamatti), was locked in a legal cage match with hedge-fund titan Bobby “Axe” Axelrod (Damian Lewis). But through it all, Wendy Rhoades kept a foot planted in both worlds: as the wife of Chuck and top aide to Axe. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Now, in this Showtime drama’s sophomore sea- Fred Armisen, left, and Carrie Brownstein in a scene from “Portlandia,” son, the equilibrium is airing Thursdays at 10 p.m. EST on IFC. shattered. Wendy has separated from her hus- band and bolted from Making ‘Portlandia’: Improv, Axe’s firm, leaving those combatants to clash even more ferociously. brainstorming, basketball The only sure thing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS about the narrative Maggie Siff portrays Wendy Rhoades in a scene By Lynn Elber as the mayor and Kumail wouldn’t be pretty. There shakeup: Wendy Rhoades from the series “Billions,” airing Sundays at 10 ASSOCIATED PRESS Nanjiani as an unyielding are the penalty fees, of can take care of herself, p.m. EST on Showtime. bureaucrat). course, and demands for and, when necessary, cut LOS ANGELES — The “I just want more Satur- return of federal equip- Chuck and Axe down to it off. I HAVE shut it off.” wife of a motorcycle-gang “Portlandia” brain trust is day and Sunday. Two each,” ment including flagpoles size. On a show that pits And you’ll see her stand leader who could hold gathered to hash out an- one writer suggests as the and court gavels. two Alpha Males against up to Chuck when he her own, and then some, other round of endearingly mayor’s vague intent. And how would a Port- each other, Wendy stands rages, “I always knew I’d in that wild-and-woolly goofy tales set in a mythi- “He keeps saying, ‘I just lander cross the border tall as a reigning Alpha end up smeared by Axel- world. (At least, until she cal (sort of) Portland. want the weekend.’ And to see, say, a Beyonce con- Woman. rod’s poison,” for which he was stabbed to death in Laptops dot the confer- Fred and Carrie are like, cert? Would a passport be “This season you see her blames his wife as hav- her kitchen with a barbe- ence table where stars ‘What does that mean?’” required? trying to walk a line with ing served as the carrier: cue fork by, ironically, an- Carrie Brownstein and another scribe chimes in. Most TV writers’ rooms each of them while she “Proximity is enough.” other woman: her moth- Fred Armisen sit with “Shorts. Flip-flops. Eat- feel like creative conspira- maintains her dignity and “I no longer have prox- er-in-law and the club’s fellow writers of the IFC ing a banana on the front cies, but this one even more distance,” says Maggie imity to it,” she sneers, grande dame.) comedy. Their modest of- lawn,” is helpfully offered. so. Brownstein and Ar- Siff, who brings Wendy vi- “and YOU no longer have “When we first start- fice is in a gentrifying This group stream of misen conceived the series brantly to life. “To find her proximity to ME.” ed that series (in 2008) industrial section of Los consciousness meanders with fellow executive pro- own moral center, she had Wendy is an unusual I didn’t expect it would Angeles with the whim- delightfully on. The mayor ducer Jonathan Krisel, and to shed the two of them.” character for series TV, become the sensation it sical nickname Frogtown wants to set up a tax shel- the two of them play vari- On the premiere (Sun- and a distinctly different did,” says Siff in her qui- — so perfectly “Portland- ter to attract billionaires. ous and sundry characters. day at 10 p.m. EST), you’ll character than Siff has et, thoughtful way, “but ia,” now in its seventh and Or maybe he went to Ice- Ideas and notions are see Wendy spurn Bobby played in the past. And it tapped into something next-to-last season. land and realized coun- thrown out casually, to be ei- Axelrod’s overtures to re- yet all her women share tribal in the audience’s The story currently un- tries outside America are ther built on or supplanted turn as the in-house psy- a common bond: They’re psyche. It was so pulpy der discussion: What the OK, too. by the next creative burst of chotherapist and perfor- strong, smart and com- in its violence, yet also mayor’s wish to secede But what about the thought. Only Brownstein’s mance coach. manding even in a crowd had this operatic family from the United States downside of secession? determined effort to work “There’s this thing that dominated by men. drama at its center even could mean for the Oregon Portland’s split from the pianist-composer Dave happens when we’re in a For six seasons on FX’s when the violence crossed city (see the result at 10 U.S. would be treated like Grusin into an episode pro- room together,” she says hit drama “Sons of An- the line — MY line, at p.m. EST Thursday, with a cable customer trying vokes gentle teasing, until sharply as he works his archy,” Siff played Tara least. There were scenes I Kyle MacLachlan back to end a contract, and it she finally surrenders. charm. “But I’m shutting Knowles, the physician couldn’t watch!” Wheelabrator Saugus, by the numbers...

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At Wheelabrator, that’s our vision. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Vandalism at Revere House Auto Service larly arrests, reflect police records. In Global Gas on Broadway; at A report of motor vehicle the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 8:29 a.m. Tuesday at Seacoast vandalism at 11:13 a.m. it is the sole responsibility of the con- Middle/High School on School Wednesday at Callahan Ele- Street. A 15-year-old juvenile cerned party to contact the relevant mentary School at 200 O’Cal- was arrested and charged with police department and have the de- laghan Way. Class B drug possession with partment issue a notice of correction intent to distribute; at 10:30 to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- PEABODY a.m. Tuesday at Caruso North- ifications will not be made without gate Apartments on Lantern express notice of change from the Arrest Road; at 6:07 p.m. Tuesday arresting police department. at Roadway Inn on American Daniel Joseph Baldwin, 25, Legion Highway; at 6:13 p.m. of 261 Newbury St., Apt. 101C, Tuesday on Crescent Avenue; at LYNN was arrested and charged with 8:02 p.m. Tuesday at Flaming unlicensed operation of a mo- Grill Buffet on Furlong Drive. Arrests tor vehicle at 4:50 p.m. Tues- day. Leigha Farnham, 38, of 100 Theft Willow St., was arrested and Accidents A report of a larceny/forg- charged with trespassing at ery/fraud at 10:08 a.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1:38 p.m. Wednesday. A report of a motor vehicle Monday on Temple Street; at Chicago police stand near where a toddler and a man were fatally shot Isaiah Gonzalez, 20, was accident at 5:33 p.m. Tuesday 12:31 p.m. Monday at Revere and a woman was wounded near Ogden and Kostner avenues in the Lit- arrested and charged with at Holden Oil at 91 Lynnfield Housing Authority on Cooledge tle Village neighborhood of Chicago Tuesday. trespassing at 10:08 a.m. St. Street; at 6:55 p.m. Monday at Wednesday. Pretzel Time on Squire Road; Robert Lewis, 46, of 36 Complaints at 9:44 a.m. Tuesday at Liston Western Ave., was arrested Towers on Dolphin Avenue. Video captured shooting and charged with assault and A report of a disturbance at battery and assault and bat- 5:38 a.m. Wednesday at 9925 Vandalism tery with a dangerous weapon Magnolia Way. that killed Chicago toddler at 9:46 a.m. Wednesday. A report of motor vehicle James Nutton, 34, of 26 Overdose vandalism at 5:31 p.m. Mon- By Don Babwin my God,” “I can’t breathe,” and the fetus were expect- Essex Circle, was arrested and day on Calumet Street. A report of an overdose at ASSOCIATED PRESS and “Please, no, no.” ed to survive. charged with trespassing at Police suspect the 26-year- Lavontay was among at 6:25 p.m. Tuesday on Gardner CHICAGO — Police are 1:41 p.m. Wednesday. Street. A male with a needle in SAUGUS old man, identified Wednes- least three children shot Mark Tassinary, of 234 Ear- examining dramatic video day by the Cook County in Chicago — two of them his arm was reported. Narcan that captured a shooting le St., New Bedford, was ar- Accidents Medical Examiner’s office fatally — in recent days. was administered twice. The that killed a toddler and rested and charged with shop- as Lazarec Collins, was the On Tuesday morning, an man was taken to Lahey Hos- a man authorities say was lifting by asportation at 3:44 A report of a motor vehicle target of a gang hit. The 11-year-old girl who was pital. the intended target. p.m. Tuesday. hit and run accident at 1:29 man was Lavontay’s uncle shot in the head over the Eliza Wallner, 39, was arrest- a.m. Friday at 6 Cliff Road; at The video, streamed live Vandalism on Facebook, was taken and a documented gang weekend died. Hours af- ed and charged with trespass- 9:44 a.m. Saturday at 250 member with an extensive ter Takiya Holmes died, a Central St.; at 2:39 p.m. Sat- from inside a car driven by ing and on warrant charges of A report of vandalism at criminal history. According 19-year-old who was being urday at Deflorio Guy & Rose a young woman who was operation of a motor vehicle 8:46 a.m. Wednesday at 13 to the Illinois Department sought by police turned at 24 Birch Pond Drive. wounded in the shooting. with a suspended license and Center St. A caller reported his of Corrections, Collins was A report of a motor vehicle ac- The man and 2-year-old himself in. Antwan C. state highway traffic violation car was scratched. convicted of felony charges Jones was charged with at 1:41 p.m. Wednesday. cident at 5:25 p.m. Saturday at Lavontay White were also Lincoln Avenue Market at 84 Lin- in the car. of burglary and armed rob- first-degree murder. At REVERE bery and was released on a hearing Wednesday, a Accidents coln Ave.; at 5:32 p.m. Saturday The woman and man can at Lincoln Avenue and Vincent be seen listening to rap parole last June. judge ordered Jones to be A report of a motor vehicle Arrest Street; at 3:05 a.m. Sunday at music before more than Police have confirmed held without bond. the authenticity of the Chicago police spokes- accident at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Scott G. Stillman, 47, of Resco Wheelabrator at 100 Sa- a dozen shots ring out. at Casey’s Shell at 122 Boston lem Turnpike. A caller reported a Screaming is heard as the video and it is part of their man Anthony Guglielmi 418 Revere Beach Parkway, investigation, spokesman said Jones has an exten- St.; at 2:46 p.m. Tuesday at Apt. 32, was arrested on war- motorist struck a pole and fled footage becomes jumbled Frank Giancamilli said. sive juvenile arrest record Dunkin’ Donuts at 932 Lynn- rants at 12:57 p.m. Tuesday. the scene towards Lynn; at 3:19 but shows the woman ex- field St.; at 3:08 p.m. Tuesday p.m. Sunday at Hurd Avenue iting the car and running No arrests had been made and a record as an adult at Classical High School at Accidents and Pelham Street. toward a house. The video as of Wednesday. that includes an arrest on 235 O’Callaghan Way; at 4:33 goes to black, but the au- He said the woman, who a felony charge of aggra- p.m. Tuesday at 185 Walnut A report of a motor vehicle Complaints dio continues and people is pregnant, was shot in vated assault after alleged- St.; at 6:42 p.m. Tuesday at accident at 11:23 a.m. Mon- can be heard yelling, “Oh the abdomen. Both she ly attacking a teacher. Richdale at 229 Broadway; at day at Bank of America on A report of a disturbance at 11:03 a.m. Wednesday at 60 American Legion Highway; at 9:46 a.m. Friday at North Shore Lynnfield St.; at 11:32 a.m. 11:13 p.m. Monday at Thrifty Physicians at 1069 Broadway. Penn State ex-officials seek Wednesday at Washington Car Rental on Lee Burbank An employee reported a fe- Street and Western Avenue; Highway; at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday male patient threatened to go at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at at Sunoco Gas Station on Lee from room to room to find the appeal as criminal trial nears 13 Seymour Ave.; at 12 p.m. Burbank Highway; at 4:25 p.m. doctors. Police reported the Wednesday at 59 Lexington St. only threat made was that she Tuesday on American Legion time has elapsed under suspected abuse, but the A report of a motor vehicle Highway; at 6:14 p.m. Tuesday would stomp around the office; By Mark Scolforo ASSOCIATED PRESS the statute of limitations; judge denied requests to accident with personal injury at Wonderland Train Station at 7:55 p.m. Friday at 21 Hood at 4:17 p.m. Tuesday at 120 St. A caller reported his neigh- they did not provide direct have other charges dis- on North Shore Road; at 6:53 HARRISBURG, Pa. care for children; they are Broad St. bor was throwing snow into his missed. His order also did p.m. Tuesday at Harley David- — Three former Penn accused of actions that oc- A report of a motor vehicle driveway; at 9:32 p.m. Friday at not directly address a re- son on Squire Road. State administrators fac- curred before the law was quest by state prosecutors hit and run accident at 4:38 Veterans Memorial Elementary A report of a motor vehi- ing child endangerment changed; and prosecutors to add a conspiracy charge p.m. Tuesday at Burns and Riv- School at 25 Hurd Ave. Police cle hit and run accident at charges for their handling should not be allowed to related to the child wel- er streets; at 9:25 p.m. Tues- 11:57 a.m. Monday on Henry dispersed a group of youths of the Jerry Sandusky playing on the playground after add a conspiracy charge. fare accusation. day at 75 Lynnway. Street; at 11:47 a.m. Tuesday molestation scandal have hours; at 11:22 a.m. Sunday at Spanier’s lawyers wrote Superior Court last year on Beach Road; at 5:41 p.m. asked a judge for permis- 12 Foss Ave. that an immediate appeal threw out charges of per- Breaking and Entering Tuesday at Beachmont School sion to pursue an appeal, to Superior Court could jury, obstruction and con- on Everard Street. Matthews barely a month before result in dismissal of all spiracy against the defen- A report of a motor vehicle Bruno, 21, of 8 Orient Ave., Theft breaking and entering at 2:41 their scheduled trial. charges, which would dants. East Boston, was summoned A report of a larceny at Penn State ex-President make a trial unnecessary. Schultz’s lawyer said in p.m. Tuesday at 86 Lewis St. for leaving the scene of prop- A report of a breaking and 12:42 p.m. Friday at Avalon Graham Spanier, for- The trial is scheduled to his filing that it was not erty damage; at 5:46 p.m. Motel at 1529 Broadway. A mer Vice President Gary begin with jury selection clear whether prosecutors entering at 9:39 p.m. Tuesday Tuesday at Showcase Cinemas at 26 Washington St. woman reported two televi- Schultz and former Ath- on March 20. consider the child-endan- on Squire Road. sions were stolen from a room; letic Director Tim Cur- “A ruling on these con- germent conspiracy charge Complaints at 8:20 p.m. Friday at Kowloon ley filed nearly identical trolling questions of law to be part of the case or Breaking and Entering Restaurant at 948 Broadway. A requests this week that would not require the res- whether they can add it. A report of a disturbance at A report of a breaking and group ran out on a bill. asked the trial judge to olution of any disputed “In either case, at a min- 4:05 p.m. Tuesday at 17 Beach entering at 8:03 p.m. Tuesday let them appeal his recent factual issues,” they told imum, there is substantial Road; at 4:57 p.m. Tuesday at on Jones Road. SWAMPSCOTT decision keeping in place Judge John Boccabella. ground for difference of 20 Park St.; at 5:33 p.m. Tues- felony charges of endan- “Thus, these issues are opinion as to whether Mr. day at 247 Union St.; at 8:24 Complaints Vandalism gering the welfare of chil- particularly appropriate Schultz can be subjected p.m. Tuesday at Commercial dren. The filings were un- for resolution by the Su- to trial on a conspiracy Street and Lynnway; at 11:07 A report of a disturbance at A report of vandalism at sealed Wednesday. perior Court prior to trial.” charge following the ap- p.m. Tuesday on Brightwood 3:43 p.m. Monday on Fenno 10:16 a.m. Tuesday at 450 The defendants made On Feb. 1, Boccabel- pellate court’s dismissal of Terrace. Street; at 7:29 p.m. Monday Paradise Road. several arguments, in- la threw out charges of that charge,” wrote attor- cluding that too much failing to properly report ney Tom Farrell. A Peabody fish story FISH evening of socializing. From A1 Fishing friends Gary George and Kevin French, back on the open ocean. both of Peabody, and Bill “There’s no feeling like Eicher, of Stoneham, getting your (fishing rod) laughed when asked if pulled by an 800-pound they had any fishing sto- fish.” ries to tell. Arsenault said his favor- French recounted his ex- ite fish story comes from perience landing a porbea- one trip out on the Gulf of gle shark, and Eicher took Maine last summer, when out a photo of his dog and he hooked seven tunas in most loyal fishing partner, eight hours and took four Brady. home. “These meetups are Robert Galante of East great,” said George. “Fish- Coast Flies in Medford ermen can be protective was on hand to demon- of their secret spots and strate various types of tricks. You come here, and fly-tying. people are a lot more will- Galante, who teaches ing to talk and friendly.” adult classes in the sub- Why Knot’s next event is ject at Shawsheen Techni- a fly tying night on March cal Institute, pointed to a 8 in Wenham. Starting fly called the Crackleback in April, they also take as his favorite. groups out on the water “It doesn’t look like any for kayak fishing with Lit- type of insect, particular- tle Harbor Boathouse in ly,” he said. “But it catch- Marblehead. es fish when nothing else will.” Leah Dearborn can be Most of the attendees reached at ldearborn@ came for a fun, laidback itemlive.com. PHOTO | NICOLE GOODHUE BOYD Matthew Arsenault, of Plum Island, holds his handmade stainless steel bass during a Why Knot Fishing gathering Wednesday at Toscana’s Ristorante. He is a pipe fitter by trade. The fish weigh 3.5 pounds. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Simple boiler safety checks Swampscott residents want can avoid future tragedy school reuse ideas By Thomas Grillo gas burners inspected and our guys on what happens whether you have a gas or ITEM STAFF tested. The safe answer is if there’s a plugged relief oil burner, he said. GREENWOOD project on the site five once a year, he said. valve. It doesn’t happen If you fail to maintain years ago. That suit has to LYNN — Home boiler From A1 “The key is having a often, but it happens.” the system, be on the be settled before the town explosions are rare, but technician who is familiar The other thing to keep lookout for telltale signs we have the building profes- can proceed with the sale maintenance and inspec- with your heating system,” in mind, he said, is an ex- of trouble. Listen to your sionally evaluated for adap- of the property. tions are the key to avoid- he said. “There are lots of perienced tech with the heating unit and if there’s tive reuse. This is something The lawsuit stemmed ing tragedies like the one safeties built into these right equipment will an- a percolating sound or the Historical Commission from an initial zoning Wednesday that killed a units and if they are not alyze the heating unit’s banging, that’s a sign of has long sought and real- change approved at Town Revere man, say heating checked regularly things combustion for safety and trouble, Waldman said. If ly should have been done Meeting, which allowed industry professionals. like this can happen.” efficiency. there’s rust on the vent when this project first start- for a multi-family unit on “We are constantly For example, Waldman “We test the flue gasses pipe connected to the ed.” the parcel. That was over- preaching to customers said every hot water sys- to make sure a burner is chimney or white drip A feasibility study to in- turned in Massachusetts and our technicians not tem has a pressure release firing at the proper rate,” marks, that’s also time to vestigate all possible uses Land Court after neigh- to ignore boiler mainte- valve. If it’s not main- Waldman said. “Just be- call for service. for the site, including, but bors filed suit in 2014, and nance,” said Jeff Wald- tained, the homeowner cause a boiler is working When the hot water in not limited to mixed af- zoning reverted back to man, owner of Waldman could be in danger. doesn’t mean it’s working your home is hotter than fordable residential and single-family housing. Plumbing & Heating in “If that pressure release safely. Many times home- usual, that means some- public use, sole affordable Town Counsel recom- Lynn, a four-generation valve malfunctions, you owners wait until the heat thing is not working right, residential use, or sole mended reissuing the RFP family-owned business. are creating a bomb in the goes out, but sometimes he said. public use, would be con- because the neighbors had Customers often ask basement that can blow that’s too late.” Thomas Grillo can be ducted if the article is ap- been clear that they were Waldman how often they right through the roof,” he The first line of defense reached at tgrillo@item- proved at Town Meeting. intending to again bring should have their oil or said. “We show a video to is an annual tune up, live.com. The study would cost up litigation against the town to $60,000, and would be if it went forward with raised privately, according Groom’s proposal. Neigh- to the citizens group. bors have said that a 28- Revere boiler blast kills homeowner Naomi Dreeben, chair- unit structure would be woman of the board of out of character with the BLAST selectmen, said the board existing neighborhood. From A1 would not have to approve Selectman Peter Spell- State Police and state the article before it could ios said in a previous in- be placed on the warrant Fire Marshal’s investi- terview that a 40B project, for Town Meeting. She gators converged on the in which about 25 percent said the citizen’s petition of units have to be af- Ranch-style single-family got the required number fordable, would give the home Wednesday morn- of signatures. town protection against a ing as the home resi- Dreeben said the Re- spot zoning lawsuit from dents stood in shock on quest for Proposals for neighbors, as it is exempt the home’s front steps or redevelopment of the from zoning, and harder to looked silently out of sec- property was released last appeal. ond-floor windows at the week. She said the select- Since the town owns the television camera crews men will be choosing one land, Spellios said propos- clustered by a neighbor’s of the projects submitted als would be solicited for a driveway. by developers through the friendly 40B, where town David Castro of Chel- RFP process. Developers officials would enter into sea knew Bertrand and have until March 10 to a land development agree- stopped by the victim’s submit proposals. ment with a potential de- home to comfort relatives. “It’s hard to imagine we veloper, and would there- The heating and ventila- would go back to rethink- fore have some control tion professional said he ing the use of that proper- over the property. If there had previously checked ty,” Dreeben said. is no legal settlement and the boiler for problems at Dreeben said the condi- Groom wins the lawsuit, the homeowner’s request. PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN tion of the building has de- the company could pro- He described the victim Emergency officials walk past the medical examiner at the scene of a graded to the point where ceed with the 28 units as a Honduran native heating boiler explosion where a man was killed at 785 Revere Beach she doesn’t think reuse is zoning allows for or build who was living with his Parkway in Revere on Wednesday. possible. She said it would a much larger 40B proj- family in Everett before be more expensive to ren- ect, where the town would moving two years ago to lez formerly lived at 785 the tornado that hit Revere have been my family,” ovate the building than have the same control. Revere Beach Parkway. Revere Beach Parkway three years ago. He said Gonzalez said. tear it down. Benjamin Agoes, a mem- “This is a really bad and said the home was one the victim had problems Thor Jourgensen can be “I don’t think it’s real- ber of the citizens group, tragedy,” Castro said. of several on a stretch of getting the boiler to work. reached at tjourgensen@ istic at this point in time said neighbors and resi- Neighbor Hugo Gonza- the Parkway damaged by “It worries me. It could itemlive.com. to consider reusing the dents have only been giv- building,” Dreeben said. en secondhand accounts Last month, the select- that the building is com- men tabled a proposal pletely dilapidated and Keeping seniors rolling in Lynnfield from Groom Construction full of mold. He said he’s to convert the former mid- heard from some people SENIORS A gap in the passenger dle school into 28 luxury who have been in the old From A1 door allows cold air to en- apartments or condomini- middle school that it’s ter and provides a warm ums, with three garage not that bad. He said the who have been newly wid- place for mice this time of outbuildings on the site. group is interested in po- owed uses the bus in their year, he said. The proposal was submit- tentially taking the build- meetings on the first Sun- He estimated a replace- ted through another RFP ing down to how it looked day of the month. ment van will cost in the process. before all of the additions Council chairman Fred ballpark of $80,000. Instead, the selectmen throughout the years. Santangelo said the Selectmen chairman decided to act on the ad- “One thing that’s 13-year-old van in need of Phillip Crawford said the vice of Town Counsel, plagued the process is replacement has 140,000 council’s request will be and issue another RFP, it’s been a very top down miles on it and no air con- reviewed by Town Ad- which would give devel- decision process,” Agoes ditioning. ministrator James M. opers an option to submit said. “Historically, the “It would be very costly Boudreau for eventual a plan that conforms to board of selectmen have and not cost-effective to inclusion in a final town the zoning approved at come to the residents and repair,” he said. operating budget. Town Meeting last spring: said here’s the plan, here’s The van’s springs and Crawford estimated the Construction of a 28-unit what’s going to happen. shocks are in poor condi- operating budget will be structure with an afford- They have been looking tion, in addition to rust done by mid-March be- able housing component, for input but the founda- or for a Chapter 40B af- tion has always been laid. in the undercarriage and fore going to vote at Town ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE an exhaust pipe leak. The Meeting in April. fordable housing project. There’s always been this lack of a rear exit presents Leah Dearborn can be The Lynnfield Senior Center is trying to get Developers are also able top down and … I know a safety hazard, said San- reached at ldearborn@ the Town of Lynnfield to replace the van it uses to present proposals for what we’re advocating for tangelo. itemlive.com. to transport seniors. both options. is making this a more lev- The town is already in el set process.” the midst of pending liti- Gayla Cawley can be gation with Groom, which reached at gcawley@item- Gearing up a big plan for the Lynnway initially won approval for live.com. Follow her on a 41-unit condominium Twitter @GaylaCawley. LYNNWAY of the nearby MBTA approval from a variety nway, Louis Minicucci Jr. From A1 River Works Station at of city and state agencies and Arthur Pappathanasi the GE plant on Western ever since. are working to turn the Lynn Tech gets “At some point, we will Avenue. Today, the T only Of the three major proj- vacant Beacon Chevrolet most likely issue an order stops at the factory on ects in the works on the site into an $80 million that lays down the condi- the Newburyport/Rock- Lynnway, the Patsios proj- oceanfront apartment career-building help tions we expect them to port Line for GE employ- ect is the grandest and community. If approved, follow to protect the wa- ees. But under an agree- the priciest and could be a ployment opportunities,” the project will include TECH terway and comply with ment in the works with game changer for the city. said state Rep. Dan Cahill 348 apartments in two From A1 the state wetlands laws MassDOT, the station It has the potential to un- (D-Lynn). “We are thankful buildings across from and local bylaws,” he said. would be expanded for all lock billions in gleaming In addition to their cho- that Commissioner Ches- North Shore Community Patsios said he is not commuters, including the residential and commer- sen trade, all students ter recognizes the advan- worried about satisfying new residents at the Pat- cial real estate projects College. complete core curricu- tages of supporting local the commission. sios project. and transform the Lyn- “As soon as we have all lum classes. All academic vocational and technical “There are no issues that “We have a tentative nway. the approvals in place courses are aligned with schools such as Lynn Tech.” I’m aware of,” he said. “It’s agreement and MassDOT Joseph O’Donnell, from the Conservation the Massachusetts Cur- State Sen. Thomas Mc- a matter of crossing the t’s is working on the docu- founder of Boston Culi- riculum Frameworks and Commission, the city’s Gee (D-Lynn) said it’s and dotting the i’s. I don’t ments,” he said. nary Group and Belmont Inspectional Services are designed for success see any problems or obsta- Transportation Secre- Capital in Cambridge, is important to continue to Department and the on standardized exams cles.” tary Stephanie Pollack developing a 17-acre site including the Massachu- invest in our vocational state, we will then get He said his team re- could not immediately be for a $69 million luxury setts Comprehensive As- and technical schools, like to the financing,” Patsios cently reached a mile- reached for comment. apartment project across sessment System (MCAS) Lynn Tech, which has pro- stone deal with the Mas- Patsios paid $7.6 mil- the Lynnway that would said. and Scholastic Aptitude vided a quality technical sachusetts Department lion in 2014 to purchase include 250 units in a Thomas Grillo can be Test (SAT). education to its students of Transportation (Mass- the parcel from GE and three-story building. At reached at tgrillo@item- “Our continued invest- for many years. DOT) to expand the use has been working to win the other end of the Lyn- live.com. ment in vocational and Bridget Turcotte can be technical education is reached at bturcotte@item- preparing Lynn students live.com. Follow her on for a future in gainful em- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411)

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By Leanne Italie ed in the Miss Minnesota ASSOCIATED PRESS USA pageant in her hijab — and a burkini for the NEW YORK — Kanye swimsuit competition. West did something un- Other West walkers, usual as a fashion de- both men and women, signer: He kept good time wore jackets and other Wednesday to unveil his pieces emblazoned with a Yeezy Season 5 collec- crouching cougar and the tion, including new bulky, words “Calabasas” and thick-soled Boost runners, “Lost Hills,” the latter a as he projected models Kanye-Drake collabora- onto a huge four-sided tion album and the former screen in a dark boxy the hometown of his wife. space, then sent out some Another wore an over- to walk the regular way. sized camo jacket and And then it was over, in matching thigh-high boots 13 short minutes. with dramatic folds at the Always highly antici- front of a belt. Still more pated during New York sported deep red sweat- Fashion Week, this time suits, shearling coats and around West stayed in ‘90s-style looks that in- town after last season’s cluded denim jackets, and sweltering field trip last average-looking pants September to Roosevelt and boots. COURTESY PHOTO Island that had models In other words, the show and guests alike practi- was unusual for the huge Navy seaman John Angelo Sabbio. cally fainting from the video portion, but the heat. Some in the fashion clothes? Well, they were Navy seaman John Angelo Sabbio, the son of Rhon- elite had put him on no- all so uncharacteristically da and John Paul Sabbio and grandson of Carmella tice they would walk out normal. Comfy looking for Polsonetti, all of Lynn, has completed U.S. Navy basic if he was hours behind sure. training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, schedule as in the past. West sent out as invi- North Chicago, Ill. He wasn’t, and thank tations various types of He has been assigned to a Naval base in Texas. you, Kanye. And thank sweatshirts that read Sabbio is a graduate of North Shore Technical High you for the serene music “Lost Hills” and “Mulhol- School in Middleton, where he excelled in the class- before the show. land.” He has used gar- room and on the football field. During the eight-week Accompanied by wife ments before to invite program, Sabbio completed a variety of training that Kim Kardashian West guests. This year he added included classroom study and practical instruction on — who was dressed in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a sultry ‘zine by photog- naval customs, first aid, firefighting, water safety and a wine-red coat, top and A model, in clothing by Kanye West, is project- rapher Jackie Nickerson survival, plus shipboard and aircraft safety. An empha- pants — the rapper’s ed on a giant screen during the unveiling of the featuring Teyana Taylor sis was also placed on physical fitness. show was pitch black at Yeezy Season 5 collection during Fashion Week and Sofia Richie in leo- The capstone event of boot camp is BattleStations21. the start, with views of in New York. tards, along with Los An- This exercise gives recruits the skills and confidence the crowd obstructed by geles street scenes they need to succeed in the fleet. According to the Navy, his giant video projection crowd at the end. camp and has just signed Even the celebrity guest it is designed to galvanize the basic warrior attributes “box” at the center. 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As the expression goes, you live ing positive for an amphetamine. and die with threes, and we’ve had some nights, like against Beverly, when we’re 9-for-17 (behind the arc), we were terri c. But then we’ve had Ryan January nights when we’ve been 3-for-22.” Classical was in control from the get-go in this one, and left English suspended for searching for its 10th win which will boost the Bulldogs into the tourna- ment. The Bulldogs have one game drug violation left on the season. “We have to go after it,” English Five minor league base- last year, January, who is coach Steve Stranahan said. “If we ball players, including 19, batted .273. Howev- don’t come out with energy, we’re not Swampscott’s Ryan Janu- er, he showed good power going to play well. If you can’t get up ary, have been suspended with the Osprey, with 10 for your inner-city rival, then shame following alleged viola- homers. He also knocked on you. There’s no excuses, just go tions of the Minor League in 26 runs, had an on-base out and get it.” Drug Prevention and percentage of .376, a slug- The energy was high in the Cava- Treatment Program. ging percentage of .470, nagh gymnasium on English’s Senior January, a catcher, who making his OPS .846. Night, and the game was fast-paced was taken in the eighth January had a elding right off the bat. Jaylen Johnson round of the Major League percentage of .981, mak- opened the scoring on a breakaway baseball draft by the Ari- ing six errors in 38 games layup, and added another in simi- zona Diamondbacks, has behind the plate. He was lar fashion after Edwin Solis forced has received a 50-game a Pioneer League midsea- English to turn the ball over on the suspension without pay son All-Star last summer. full court press. Tommy Rijo got the after testing positive for January, a lefthanded Bulldogs on the board with a three, an amphetamine, a stimu- hitter, is 26th among play- but Classical responded with layups lant on the list of banned ers in on the Diamond- from Dyrrell Rucker and Johnson substances, according backs’ top prospects list. to open the lead to 8-3. Stranahan to the of ce of baseball A scouting report on him called a timeout to get his team back commissioner Rob Man- said, “his pop from the on track. fred. The suspension of left side of the plate is his Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, January, who is currently best offensive tool and he they weren’t able to slow down the on the roster of the rook- was able to get to it fairly Rams, and Classical ran the lead up ie-level Missoula, Mont., consistently with Missou- to 17-8 at the end of the quarter. Osprey of the Pioneer la, even hitting four long “We like to set the tone with teams League, will be effective at balls in August as he tired to be very up tempo,” Grassa said. “A the start of the season. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON In 51 games in Missoula JANUARY, B2 CLASSICAL, B2 Gilbert Minaya blows past Javonte Edwards for an easy layup. Marblehead overpowers Saugus By Mike Alongi played well through the rst two FOR THE ITEM periods, but in the third I think (Marblehead) wanted it more,” SAUGUS — Behind two goals said Saugus coach Jeff Nataluc- from senior forward James Mc- ci. “I would’ve liked to see a little Carthy, the Marblehead boys more from our guys in that last hockey team took down the Sau- period, but we just have to keep gus Sachems, 4-1, at Kasabuski working.” Arena on Wednesday night. The Both teams came out  ying in win punched a tournament tick- the rst period, with each re- et for the Magicians (10-6-3). cording six shots on goal in the Senior forward Braden Haley frame. Haley had a great scor- notched a four-point night with ing opportunity for the Magi- a goal and three assists, while cians but missed the post, while Drew Ciof added a goal and Saugus got several good scoring an assist. Senior goalie Ronan chances on a powerplay midway Cunningham had 18 saves in through the period. But, both the win. goalies stood tall in net and the “The ice conditions weren’t the rst period ended as it started, greatest out there tonight, but at 0-0. we talked to the guys about ght- The Sachems got another pow- ing through it,” said Marblehead erplay chance early in the sec- coach Bob Jackson. “Once we got ond period, but Marblehead’s those two goals in the second, I penalty kill was rock-solid all think we were able to carry that night and didn’t allow anything momentum through the rest of close to the net, mainly due to the game.” the Magicians’ ability to block For Saugus (9-5-4), junior for- shots in the open ice. ward John Torres scored the Marblehead got on the board lone goal on an assist from se- rst with 7:35 left in the second. nior forward Brenden Patterson. Haley sent the puck behind the PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Junior goalie Nick Sanderson net to Ciof , who maneuvered had 27 saves. Marblehead’s Aidan Gillis clears the puck away from Saugus’ Adam Rodrigues. “I think we competed hard and MARBLEHEAD, B2 End-of-season tournaments dot the landscape

By Steve Krause  Complete schedules on Page B2. Bishop Fenwick boys and girls as well as man Dave Margossian. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR St. John’s Prep. IAABO Board 130 has more than 400 Also participating are Masconomet members who of ciate basketball games End-of-season high school tournaments will be held Sunday and Monday at Bev- and Beverly, which is close to the lineup from the youth to collegiate levels. in basketball and hockey will dot the erly High School’s Henry Cabot Lodge horizon beginning Sunday. Field House. of the former North Shore Invitational St. Mary’s will hold its 12th Spartan These games serve as a precursor to the The tournament is named for the for- Tournament, for which McIntire served Classic, Sunday and Monday for girls; of cial MIAA state tournaments, whose mer Big East referee and longtime as- as co-chair, along with Mike O’Brien, who and Feb. 22-23 for boys. Both tourna- pairings will be announced Friday, Feb. signer for several high school leagues broadcasts area sports on North Shore ments are at the Conigliaro Gym at St. 24 for basketball and Saturday, Feb. 25 and the MIAA North sectional tourna- 104.9. Mary’s. for hockey. ment. It returns to the North Shore after One boys player and one girls player The St. Mary’s girls will vie for their The tournaments serve several purpos- being played at North Andover last year. will receive a $1,000 scholarship. Since seventh overall Division 3 championship es. Teams look to them as ways to prepare It has also been held at Central Catholic starting the tournament in 2011, the and fth in a row. them for the state tournaments. And very High School and St. John’s Prep. board has awarded $24,000 in scholar- Other teams participating are: Arling- often, participating teams need them to “We’re very excited to have the tourna- ships. All seniors playing in the tourna- ton Catholic, Groton-Dunstable, Bel- win games that will make them eligible ment in Beverly,” said Board 130 pres- ment were invited to apply for the schol- mont, Pentucket, Newton North, Bay- for state tournament play. ident Peter Dion. “With seven North arships. view Academy, Arlington, Billerica, Latin In basketball, the Larry McIntire Inter- Shore teams and a rst-class venue, we “We want to be able to help student-ath- Academy, Rockland and Coyle-Cassidy. national Association of Approved Basket- are hoping for big crowds both days.” letes while showcasing some great tal- ball Of cials (IAABO) Board 130 Classic The tournament includes both the ent,” said Scholarship Committee chair- TOURNAMENTS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 McCarthy boosts Marblehead hockey over Saugus MARBLEHEAD the net. The Sachems went 0-for- From B1 5 on the powerplay on the night. “I thought we had plenty of around before flicking a pass good opportunities, but we just out front to McCarthy, who fired couldn’t finish,” said Natalucci. a wrist shot from the slot right “Our puck movement was there, into the back of the net for the but they blocked a lot of shots. 1-0 lead. And even when we did get the After yet another unsuccessful shots through, we’re not going powerplay opportunity, the Sa- hard enough to the net. So we’ve chems were able to answer with got to work on it and get better.” a goal of their own. After a battle While Jackson obviously for the puck behind the Marble- doesn’t want his team commit- head net, Patterson took control ting five penalties in any game, of the puck and sent a quick pass he was pleased with the way his to Ronan, who was waiting next guys killed them off. to the net. Instead of making a “Penalties have been an issue pass or skating out to get a better for us all year, and we took some angle on the shot, Ronan flipped dumb ones tonight,” said Jack- the puck up and scored top shelf son. “It’s been a point of focus all on a shot from almost behind the year and will continue to be, but net to tie the score at 1-1. the way the guys fought through The tie was short-lived, how- that adversity was good to see.” ever, as McCarthy cleaned up a After Saugus pulled its goalie puck in front of the net to take a with 1:35 to go, Haley was able 2-1 lead with 50 seconds left in to score an empty-netter to seal the period. the win for Marblehead. There wasn’t any action in The Magicians will finish out the third period until about the regular season with three four minutes left, when Cioffi more games, starting with a grabbed a rebound from a Haley game against NEC foe Swamp- shot and deked past Sanderson scott on Saturday at Rockett to make it 3-1. Arena in Salem. Saugus had more powerplay Saugus will take on North chances in the third period, but Reading at Kasabuski Arena on PHOTO | BOB ROCHE once again they could not find Friday night. Marblehead goalie Ronan Cunningham deflects a shot wide with his blocker. January suspended Spartans give BC High some trouble

Conlon said. “We didn’t our kryptonite.” Lynnfield late in the game. for 50 games SCHOOL ROUNDUP have enough jump to stay (8-7-2) visits Martha’s It will come down to the with them.” Vineyard on Saturday. The wire for Tech, as it needs JANUARY athletic enough to han- By Katie Morrison Peabody 7, Beverly 1 Pioneers need two points one win to clinch a tourna- From B1 dle an outfield corner or ITEM STAFF The Tanners cruised to in three games to clinch a ment berth. The Tigers host a move to first, where his a decisive win at home spot in the state tourna- rival Chelsea for the regu- The St. Mary’s boys out a bit. bat could profile well.” as Ethan LeBlanc led the ment. lar-season finale Friday. hockey team played one “He played regularly be- Last year in junior col- Fenwick 53, S of its best games of the way with three goals and Danvers 3, Winthrop 2 hind the plate with Mis- lege with the San Jacinto one assist. Nick Merry- Conor Purtell scored two pellman 45 soula and is eager to show Gators, January hit .370 season Wednesday night at Connery Rink, giving man added a goal and goals for the Falcons, who At Spellman, the Cru- he can stick there,” the re- with five home runs, a three assists, Devin Dou- clinched a share of the saders moved to 13-6, with port said. “He does have a team-high 11 doubles and BC High, one of the top teams in the state, all it cette (1 goal, 1 assist) and NEC North with the vic- senior Sam Gulla leading strong arm, but the rest of 24 RBI during the regular Tim January (2 assists) tory. the way with 17 points his defensive game needs season. He then hit a tour- could handle. However, the Spartans fell, 2-1. also chipped in, and Jack BOYS BASKETBALL and four steals. refinement. nament-high four home McKelvey scored his first Fenwick 73, Sophomore Jaxson Na- The report also suggest- runs during the JUCO “I’m so proud of the way varsity goal. Gloucester 49 deau had 14 points and ed that January “might be World Series in June. we responded to them,” St. Mary’s coach Mark Cam Anderson, Zach Ryan Veguilla scored 22 two steals. Sam Mancinel- Lee said. “It was a whole Rich, Caleb Dollin and points to lead the way for li, Fredi DeGuglielmo, and team effort and I’m very Nick Capillo each logged the Crusaders. Fenwick Mary O'Brien also played impressed with the energy an assist. Aaron McDon- (8-9) visits St. Mary’s on well. Tournaments and discipline we showed. nell made 11 saves over Friday night for a tough Fenwick is back in action This was one of our best two periods, and Connor CCL matchup. Friday at home against St. games.” Christman backstopped GIRLS BASKETBALL Mary’s. on the horizon The Spartans held the Peabody to a scoreless Tech 40, Minuteman 39 GIRLS HOCKEY Eagles scoreless through third period, turning away (OT) St. Mary’s 2, eight shots. The Tigers kept their Quincy/N. Quincy 2 TOURNAMENTS Friday at the Henry Graf the first period, but a cou- ple of quick goals in the Swampscott 10, playoff hopes alive with a Mady Hentosh and Ada- From B1 Skating Rink. Teams par- Everett 4 nerve-wracking victory on ra Nazarian had the goals ticipating include Lynn second, 19 seconds apart, put St. Mary’s in a 2-0 hole. Louis Olivieri had three the road. as the Spartans scored For the boys, it’ll be St. and Danvers for the boys The home team respond- goals and two assists and Up by three with time their second straight tie, Clement, Salem, Greater and Marblehead and Lynn/ ed in the third as Damon Mike Johnson and Thom- ticking away, Tech allowed having played Arlington Lawrence and St. Mary’s. Winthrop for the girls. Maribito cut the lead in as O’Keefe each added two Minuteman to score at the Catholic to a 1-1 deadlock The 22nd annual New- For dates and times for goals and two assists as the buzzer, but escaped with Saturday. buryport Bank Ice Hockey individual games, please half with assists from Nick Napolitano and Mike Des- Big Blue routed Everett. the one-point win. The tie makes St. Mary’s Classic will be held from consult the accompanying Drew Olivieri also had “We’ve played them record 12-2-3. The Spar- Monday through next schedules. mond. But the Spartans couldn’t find the equalizer. a big game, recording his three times, and it’s tough tans are back in action The shots were even first varsity points with a to beat a team three Saturday at Austin Prep, TOURNAMENTS SCHEDULE at 22-22, and St. Mary’s goal and an assist. times,” Tech coach Kaitlyn and conclude their regular didn’t incur a single pen- Swampscott (16-2) will Wechsler said. “We knew season next week in the Larry McIntire IAABO Championship, 7:00 alty the entire game. Goal- face off against rival Mar- coming in that all of the Hingham Showcase with Board 130 Classic ie Andrew LoRusso played blehead Saturday. pressure was on us.” games against Acton-Box- Newburyport Bank Ice North Reading 1, The Tigers fell behind by borough Tuesday and At Beverly High School very well for St. Mary’s. Hockey Classic Lynnfield 1 eight points at the start Braintree a week from to- Henry Cabot Lodge Field The Spartans (12-5-1) At Graf Rink, Newburyport On Senior Night, Lyn- of the fourth quarter, and night. House will take on Newburyport New- Friday night at Connery nfield’s Johnny Percoskie changed up their defense Fenwick 6, Sunday Bresnahan Division: in a makeup game. scored on a power play to a zone to try and contain Shawsheen 1 Masconomet vs. Fenwick buryport, St. John’s (S) Gloucester 4, Lynn 1 in the third period to tie Minuteman. It paid off. The Crusaders featured girls (2) St. Peter Marion, Triton John DiFilippo put the the game at 1-1. Jaret Alondra Sanchez con- six different scorers in Newton South vs. Beverly Fournier Division: Ames- bury, Danvers, Masconomet, Jets on the board in the Simpson and Joey Mack tributed half of the Ti- Meghan Carney, Caitlin girls (3:45) second period with assists earned the assists on the gers’ points, Arianna An- Carney, Jesse Adkinson, Masconomet vs. Beverly Haverhill Gulazian Division: Lynn, from Steve Patrie and game-tying goal. “It was aya added eight points Maggie Williams and boys (5:30) Ally Giguere. Freshman Essex Tech, Pentucket, Ryan Clark. The Jets will definitely one of our best and Malvelis Hernandez Fenwick vs. St. John’s Prep visit Dracut on Saturday efforts,” Lynnfield coach chipped in with seven. goaltenders Cailyn Wess- Hamilton-Wenham. boys (7:15) morning, in hopes of get- John Gardner said. “It was Annmarie Teixeira had ley and Daphne Jalbert Mar- Monday Doyle Division (girls): ting back on the win col- Senior Night and that was a strong defensive game, teamed up for the win. Girls consolation (2) blehead, Masconomet, Win- umn. “We didn’t play well a big deal because North coming up with big re- Fenwick hosts Wilmington Boys consolation (3:45) chester, Winthrop/Lynn tonight,” Lynn coach Joe Reading has kind of been bounds and a timely steal on Sunday morning. Girls championship (5:30) Monday Boys championship (7:15) Boys Essex Tech vs. Lynn (1) 2017 Spartan Classic, Pentucket vs. Hamilton-Wen- Classical cruises past English Girls ham (3) At St. Mary’s High Triton vs. St. John’s (S) (5) quarter, most on layups in transi- Conigliaro Gym CLASSICAL Newburyport vs. St. Peter tion. For English, Ivy Lopes did the Sunday From B1 Marion (7) heavy lifting with nine points, all Game 1: Arlington Catholic Tuesday lot of time we press not to get a steal, coming in the second. vs. Groton-Dunstable (11) Girls but just to force the other team to be The Bulldogs were unable to gain Game 2: Belmont vs. Pen- Marblehead vs. Winchester uncomfortable. A lot of teams have any ground in the third. A couple of tucket (12:30) (1) terrific half court offense if you allow bad turnovers allowed Classical to Game 3: Newton No. vs. Masconomet vs. Winthrop/ them to walk the ball down.” up the lead to 20, 48-28, with three Bayview Acad., R.I. (2) Lynn (3) The opening period was a sloppy minutes left in the quarter. Game 4: Arlington vs. Biller- Boys quarter, as each team turned the The Rams never let up on the gas, ica (3:45) Danvers vs. Haverhill (5) ball over five times, but it was Clas- and held English at bay to cruise to Game 5: Latin Acad. vs. Masconomet vs. Amesbury sical that was able to capitalize on the win. Other than a three from Ed- Rockland (5:15) (7) the messy play. win Solis early in the game, Classi- Game 6: Coyle Cassidy vs. Wednesday “They were getting after the re- cal’s only baskets from behind the arc St. Mary’s (7) Gulazian Division Consola- bounds, (Edwin) Solis he throws it came late in the fourth quarter when Monday tion (5) long and beats us up the court for both teams had emptied their bench- Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, (11) Gulazian Division Champi- some easy baskets,” Stranahan said. es. Loser 3 vs. Loser 4 (12:30) “They’re a very good team. In order onship (7) Johnson scored a game-high 22 Loser 5 vs. Loser 6 (2) to contain them, our shots shouldn’t points, adding three steals. Erick So- Thursday, Feb. 23 Winner 1 vs. Winner 2 (3:30) be flying way out and letting them lis scored 19 to go with five rebounds Doyle Division Consolation Winner 3 vs. Winner 4 (5:15) get rebounds. Our shots weren’t fall- and three steals, and Edwin Solis (8 (5) Winner 5 vs. Winner 6 (7) ing, they were getting rebounds and rebounds) and Rucker each added Doyle Division Champion- getting up the court and getting bas- seven points. 2017 Spartan Classic, ship (7) kets.” For English, Lopes led the way Boys Friday Feb. 24 English cut the lead down to four, with 17 points, and Javonte Edwards At St. Mary’s High Bresnahan Division Conso- 19-15, midway through the second, scored seven. Frank Perry chipped Conigliaro Gym lation (1) as Angel Soto put back offensive re- in with six points and five rebounds. Wednesday Fournier Division Consola- bounds on two straight possessions. The Bulldogs close out the regular ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON St. Clement vs. Salem (5:15) tion (3) But that’d be as close as the Bull- season Friday in Swampscott, and Gr.r Lawrence vs. St. Mary’s, Fournier Division Champion- dogs would get, and the Rams went need to beat the Big Blue to make In front of a packed house at 7:00 ship (5) on a 7-0 run to open it up. Classical the state tournament. Classical has English, Classical’s Edwin So- Thursday Bresnahan Division Champi- led 36-21 at the half. a huge matchup against Marblehead lis dribbles up the court and Consolation, 5:15 onship (7) Johnson put up 15 points in the Friday night. looks for a pass. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SCHEDULE THURSDAY Boys Basketball Boys Basketball Classical at Marblehead (6) Beverly at Danvers (7) English at Swampscott (7) Essex Tech at Lynn Tech (7) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (6:30) Gloucester at Salem (7) Lynnfield at Newburyport (6:30) Marblehead at Swampscott (7) Lynnfield at Newburyport (6:30) Revere at Peabody (7) Somerville at Peabody (7) Winthrop at Saugus (7) Boys Hockey Girls Basketball Revere at Minnechaug (8:30) Danvers at Beverly (7) Girls Hockey English at Classical (7) Lynn/Winthrop at Belmont (4:30) Peabody at Revere (7) Girls Basketball Salem at Gloucester (7) Chelsea at Tech (5:30) Saugus at Winthrop (7) English at Medford (7) Swampscott at Marblehead (7) Marblehead at Classical (6) Track Newburyport at Lynnfield (6:30) Division 4 state championship (at Wrestling Reggie Lewis Ctr, 4:30) Division 3 state championship (at FRIDAY Wakefield, 3:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Tech Hall of Wyoma Little Fame nominations League registration The Lynn Tech Alumni Wyoma Little League will Association is accepting hold in-person registration nominations for the Hall of for baseball and softball, Fame. taking place Monday eve- They may be submitted to nings until March from 6:30- Bart Conlon 133 Common- 7 p.m. at Reinfuss Field. wealth Road, Lynn, 01904. Registration will also be The deadline for submit- held Saturday, Feb. 18 from ting an application is Feb. 10 a.m.-12 p.m., also at 25. Reinfuss. These dates also For more information con- include city-wide registra- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tact Conlon at bartleycon- tion for junior/senior softball Boston Celtics center Al Horford (42) is blocked by Philadelphia 76ers forward Robert Covington (33) [email protected]. The for players ages 13-16. on a drive to the basket. banquet will be held on May 6 at Angelica’s Restaurant Annual Hiberian in Middleton. 5k road race Celtics hold off late push by 76ers Lynn Babe Ruth The eighth-annual Hiber- BOSTON (AP) — The glad we’re winning on top mitting a season-high 24 halftime, but Boston used registration nian 5K road race will take fourth quarter has been of it.” turnovers. 12-2 run at the start of place Sunday, March 19, good to Isaiah Thomas all And winning a lot. Dario Saric led the 76ers the third quarter to cre- Lynn Babe Ruth Baseball 2016 at 11 a.m. at the Lynn season. Boston has won four in a with 20 points and 11 re- ate some breathing room. will hold its final Registra- Hibernian Hall. Entry is The same was true in row and 11 of 12. Philadel- bounds. Robert Covington Philadelphia didn’t go tion this Saturday from 10 $25. Register online via another close game with phia’s loss ended its three- added 18 points but left away, and took its first the 76ers. game winning streak. late in the fourth quarter a.m. to noon at Lynn Hous- Racewire at https://racewire. lead of the second half on ing Authority, 10 Church com/register.php?id=7135. Thomas scored 13 of his As much as Thomas’ after crashing into the 33 points in the final pe- scoring was an issue down Boston bench while diving Nerlens Noel’s dunk with St., Lynn. For more information con- just under eight minutes All new players to the pro- tact Mike Mannion at Lynn- riod and the surging Bos- the stretch, 76ers coach for a loose ball. ton Celtics held on to beat Brett Brown said Smart’s Boston won the first two to play. gram must bring a birth cer- [email protected]. Then it was Thomas tificate. All returning play- Proceeds benefit the annual Philadelphia 116-108 on defense set the tone for games of the season series Wednesday night. Boston. by a combined five points. time. ers may register online if AOH Scholarship Fund and It was the 40th straight “There’s a toughness in Wednesday’s meeting was After struggling in the they choose at www.great- Charitable Funds of the 20-point game for Thomas, him that you can’t help nearly as tight, with 10 second and third quarters, erlynnbaberuth.org Lynn Hibernians. tying the team record set but respect,” Brown said. ties and 11 lead changes. he scored nine straight by John Havlicek during Though Smart has im- The Celtics were a little Celtics points to put them TV/RADIO the 1971-72 season. Mar- proved offensively in his erratic on offense to begin back in front 101-99 with cus Smart added 21 points third season, he thinks he the game, turning the ball 5:42 left. TV ern at Iowa, Big Ten Network, and eight steals for the might have found a niche over five times in less than Noel tied it with a pair of College basketball 8 p.m. Celtics. in providing energy on the four minutes and 12 times SIUE at Murray St., ESPNU, 7 Golf “It doesn’t seem real for defensive end. in all during the first half. free throws following a fla- grant foul on Al Horford. p.m.; Texas A&M at Vander- PGA: Genesis Open, Golf, 2 my name to be mentioned “I can honestly say this Philadelphia took ad- bilt, ESPN2, 7 p.m.; UAB at p.m.; LPGA: Australian Open, with such greats and Hall is the most comfortable I vantage, scoring 21 points But then Boston surged Marshall, CBSSN, 7 p.m.; Golf, 11 p.m. of Famers,” Thomas said. have been in a Celtic uni- off Boston turnovers in the again, scoring seven Wisconsin at Michigan, “It means I’m doing some- form,” he said. opening 24 minutes. straight as part of a 13-2 NHL ESPN, 7 p.m.; Women: Flori- thing well. And I’m just Boston won despite com- It was tied 61-all at run. da State at Virginia, NESN, 7 Colorado at Buffalo, NBCSN, p.m.; Arizona at Washington 7:30 p.m. St., FS1, 9 p.m.; Memphis at Skiing UConn, ESPN2, 9 p.m.; Mid- Commissioner helps make it a World Championships (wom- dle Tenn. at Western Ky., en’s giant slalom), NBCSN, 7 CBSSN, 9 p.m.; Morehead a.m. St. at Tennessee St., weekend to celebrate for NBA ESPNU, 9 p.m.; Utah at Ore- Soccer gon, ESPN, 9 p.m.; Arizona Europa: FC Krasnodar vs. Fen- The first signal that Adam Silver were the most watched in nearly 20 enue in salaries, while the owners St. at Washington, FS1, 11 erbahce SK, FS2, 10:50 was more enlightened than the aver- years, the league has a new national will see their franchises go up in p.m.; San Diego at BYU, a.m.; Europa: Borussia age commissioner came just months television deal that is ridiculously value. ESPNU, 11 p.m. Monchengladbach vs. Fioren- into his reign when he broke ranks lucrative, and there is a new agree- Assuming it runs for the full sev- NBA tina, FS2, 1 p.m.; Europa: with other sports leagues by calling ment with players that guarantees en-year length, the NBA will go for KAA Gent vs. Tottenham, for the legalization of sports betting. labor peace for at least six years. Boston at Chicago, TNT, 8 at least 13 years without any real FS1, 1 p.m.; Europa: Man- Not only that, the NBA commis- Owners are happily counting their p.m. labor issues. Revenues keep going chester United vs. Saint-Eti- sioner suggested later, but the growing profits. Players are ecstatic up, and both owners and players College basketball - women enne, FS1, 3 p.m.; Europa: league wouldn't mind joining in the over contracts that could pay them seem to be satisfied with their share Michigan at Indiana, Big Ten Villarreal vs. AS Roma, FS2, profits that nationwide legalized more than $40 million a year. of a pie that keeps getting bigger. Network, 6 p.m.; Northwest- 3 p.m. betting might bring. To top it off, Silver even man- Meanwhile, the NBA is not haunt- Bold stuff, considering the NBA aged — at least temporarily — to ed by concussions like the NFL. It's had for decades been in lockstep keep Knicks owner James Dolan NHL not tainted by steroids, like baseball. with Major League Baseball and the from making even more of a fool of And the entertainment value on the NFL in the belief that sports betting himself than he has already in his EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE court is at a level probably not seen Atlantic Division Central Division could destroy their empires. While dustup with former player Charles since Magic Johnson and Larry Bird GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA baseball is now coming in line with Oakley. Montreal 58 31 19 8 70 165 150 Minnesota 56 37 13 6 80 187 130 squared off against each other three a new way of thinking, Roger Good- Good times indeed, as the best Ottawa 54 29 19 6 64 145 146 Chicago 57 35 17 5 75 166 147 decades ago. Boston 58 29 23 6 64 157 155 St. Louis 57 30 22 5 65 163 165 ell notably continues to rant about players in the league prepare to Toronto 56 26 19 11 63 174 167 Nashville 56 27 21 8 62 158 151 the evils of sports betting. gather in New Orleans for the All- Yes, there are still issues to ad- Florida 54 24 20 10 58 134 153 Winnipeg 59 26 29 4 56 171 187 dress. Officiating is one of them, in Buffalo 57 24 23 10 58 141 161 Dallas 58 22 26 10 54 160 187 That Silver is not afraid to tackle Star Game that was taken from Tampa Bay 56 25 24 7 57 154 160 Colorado 54 15 37 2 32 109 184 social issues is also reflected in the Charlotte. There's a lot to celebrate a league where it's difficult to know Detroit 57 22 25 10 54 141 171 Pacific Division just what a foul is despite efforts to Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA decision to move this weekend's All- for both players and owners in a GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 57 34 18 5 73 156 135 Star Game out of Charlotte because league that is not only healthy but be more transparent about calls late Wash. 56 39 11 6 84 192 121 Anaheim 58 30 18 10 70 152 147 in games. Pittsburgh 55 35 13 7 77 197 155 Edmonton 57 30 19 8 68 162 148 of the North Carolina law limiting thriving. Columbus 56 36 15 5 77 182 138 L. Angeles 55 28 23 4 60 138 136 protections for lesbian, gay and Some of that came about because Too many teams have no shot N.Y. Rang. 56 37 18 1 75 192 147 Calgary 57 28 26 3 59 149 164 transgender people. Agree with him both players and owners realized year after year at making the play- Phila. 56 27 22 7 61 147 168 Vancouver 57 25 26 6 56 135 164 N.Y. Islan. 55 25 20 10 60 162 165 Arizona 55 19 29 7 45 131 174 or not, it's hard to imagine the NFL only they can kill the golden goose offs, which themselves have become N. Jersey 56 24 22 10 58 131 159 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- taking such a stand — especially that continues to provide well for somewhat predictable. Ticket prices Carolina 53 24 22 7 55 140 156 time loss. when it might lose some money be- both. The new labor agreement are scary high, and it remains to be Wednesday’s Games Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9 p.m. seen whether the $2.6 billion a year Columbus 5, Toronto 2 Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. cause of it. signed a few weeks ago ensures that St. Louis 2, Detroit 0 Friday’s Games Three years into his tenure, Silver players will continue to get about television package is sustainable in Philadelphia at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. Florida at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Colorado at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. is on a roll. The NBA Finals last year half of each team's basketball rev- an era of cord cutting. Thursday’s Games Florida at Anaheim, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Washington at Detroit, 2 p.m. Sponsor, athlete relations are complicated Colorado at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Montreal, 2 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Toronto, 7 p.m. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Chicago, 7 p.m. (AP) — Whether the high-profile sports-mar- Donald Trump "a real as- sition to any new actions dust-up between Stephen keting campaigns. set to our country." Curry that negatively impact our Curry and Under Armour "Yes, Steph Curry can responded by dismissing team, their families or our NBA keeps mushrooming or fiz- terminate tomorrow if the that notion, and suggest- community," Plank said. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE zles out, this much is true: contract gives him that ing he wouldn't hesitate Under Armour has long Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB In an era of contentious ability, and on (Friday), to back out of deals with been viewed as a progres- Boston 37 19 .661 — San Antonio 43 13 .768 — politics, the dynamic be- he'd have a new deal be- companies that don't re- sive company, admired in Toronto 33 24 .579 4½ Houston 40 18 .690 4 New York 23 33 .411 14 Memphis 34 24 .586 10 tween high-profile athletes cause of who he is," Chase flect his values. part for its huge invest- Philadelphia 21 35 .375 16 New Orleans 23 34 .404 20½ and the big-money spon- said. "But it might not be Plank came back quickly ment in rebuilding parts Brooklyn 9 47 .161 28 Dallas 22 34 .393 21 Southeast Division Northwest Division sors they endorse is grow- as good a deal. For Nike, with a statement designed of Baltimore , where the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing more complicated. he might be one of 20 bas- to tamp down discord company's headquarters Washington 33 21 .611 — Utah 35 22 .614 — A player in the rare are based. Atlanta 32 23 .582 1½ Oklahoma City 31 25 .554 3½ ketball players and may — the last thing Under Miami 25 32 .439 9½ Denver 25 31 .446 9½ stratosphere that Curry not be the featured guy." Armour needs on top of On its face, the entire Charlotte 24 32 .429 10 Portland 23 33 .411 11½ occupies holds cards, and The back-and-forth be- slowing sales growth that exchange may look like Orlando 21 37 .362 14 Minnesota 22 35 .386 13 Central Division Pacific Division can now hold a company tween Curry and Under has hurt its stock price. a small victory for Curry, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB accountable for its pol- Armour CEO Kevin Plank Then, on Wednesday, the who has been joined by Cleveland 39 16 .709 — Golden State 46 9 .836 — Indiana 29 27 .518 10½ L.A. Clippers 34 21 .618 12 itics and stances on so- is now into its second CEO followed up with a actor Dwayne "The Rock" Chicago 27 29 .482 12½ Sacramento 24 32 .429 22½ cial issues. Time will tell week and making for some full-page advertisement in Johnson and ballerina Detroit 27 30 .474 13 L.A. Lakers 19 39 .328 28½ Milwaukee 25 30 .455 14 Phoenix 18 39 .316 29 whether Curry, or anyone awkwardness that could The Baltimore Sun, saying Misty Copeland in show- else, is willing to play the very well extend into this his words last week "did ing concern over what Wednesday’s Games Phoenix 137, L.A. Lakers 101 ultimate card by walking weekend's NBA All-Star not accurately reflect my Plank said last week. But Cleveland 113, Indiana 104 Utah 111, Portland 88 San Antonio 107, Orlando 79 New York at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. away. Game, where Curry, LeB- intent." the next step — the pos- Boston 116, Philadelphia 108 Atlanta at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. "Easier said than done," ron James, Kevin Durant, "With an anticipated sibility that Curry could Detroit 98, Dallas 91 Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee 129, Brooklyn 125 Thursday’s Games said Chris Chase, a part- James Harden and all the new executive order on leave Under Armour and Toronto 90, Charlotte 85 Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. ner at Frankfurt Kur- league's biggest endorsers immigration set to come find another shoe compa- Miami 117, Houston 109 Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. New Orleans 95, Memphis 91 Friday’s Games nit Klein & Selz, who will converge. out, we will join a coali- ny to endorse — would be Minnesota 112, Denver 99 No games scheduled. works on legal aspects of Plank called President tion of companies in oppo- more complicated. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 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 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Mom of heroin addicts seeks support to battle depression Shortage deduction from opponent’s call DEAR ABBY: My asked if I wanted the re- The winner of the 2016 Yeh the spade king, Madala would daughter and son are her- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van volver returned? I didn’t Online World Bridge Cup was have made the contract, play- oin addicts. After living Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, give it to his father but to Lavazza, who played in Turin, ing West for a singleton heart through this hell for 11 and was founded by her mother, him. The father has made Italy. The team partnerships because of her takeout double. years, I have reached my were Emanuela Calandra-Nor- At the other table, over breaking point. My daugh- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at no attempt to return it to berto Bocchi, Benedicte Croni- West’s double, South bid two ter, who just turned 18, is DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los me. er-Agustin Madala and Sylvie clubs, which he intended as in jail. My heart is broken. Angeles, CA 90069. Abby, guns with histo- Willard-Giorgio Duboin. Win- the Reverse Drury conven- Therapists, parent ses- ries are very personal to ning points sometimes seems tion, showing a maximum sions, etc. haven’t helped. ples of Al-Anon, which is point) have another child random, but if you keep pres- pass with heart support — he I’m 60 years old and owners, and this one was for the loved ones of alco- with her? suring the opponents, things did not see West’s double! should be retiring, but my doubly personal and an holics. Help is as near as usually work out — as in this Over the double, two clubs retirement money was all antique. What should I do? your computer. Visit nar- HANDS-ON DAD deal played between Lavaz- was natural. South rebid two spent on rehabs, etc. I anon.org to find a group won’t even go into the DEAR DAD: Clearly you EMPTY HOLSTER IN za and the Chinese Contract diamonds, and North invit- near you, and you will find are not over your wife’s in- Bridge Association. ed game with three hearts, many items that were sto- that you are not as alone TEXAS fidelity, and frankly, I can’t Madala (South) opened which South, expecting at len from me. as you feel right now. How do I move on? I’m blame you. The best way to DEAR EMPTY HOL- one heart in fourth seat with a most three hearts opposite, so depressed I can’t get get the message across to STER: Technically, once a hand that fails the Rule of 15: passed. Declarer also took 10 DEAR ABBY: Five In fourth chair, open if your tricks, but Lavazza gained 10 out of bed in the morning, years ago I discovered my her would be during mar- gift is given it becomes the and I cry all day. I don’t point-count plus spade length international match points. wife had been cheating on riage counseling. property of the person who want to take meds for de- equals at least 15; other- me with an ex-boyfriend receives it. Because your wise, pass out the deal. Over pression because drugs for eight years. We have DEAR ABBY: Several have caused all my mis- years ago I gifted one of nephew is deceased — and West’s takeout double, Cro- two young children, so we nier (North) responded two ery. My marriage is falling resolved our differences my nephews, who was I’m assuming his father is apart too. How do I carry and decided against di- serving in the military at his next of kin — the gun no-trump (the Truscott con- on with this misery? vorce. the time, with a .38-caliber became the father’s proper- vention) to show a maximum revolver that had belonged pass with at least four-card MISERABLE IN Now she says she wants ty. Since the gun has emo- to my uncle and reportedly heart support. South took a CONNECTICUT us to have another baby. I tional significance to you feel I cannot handle a had been used during shot at the vulnerable game. DEAR MISERABLE: pregnancy with her be- World War I. I also gave because of its history, de- West made an inadvisable The way to carry on is to cause of her infidelity. As a his older brother a Colt .45 pending upon your rela- lead: her trump. Now declarer let it go. If you haven’t hands-on father, I would pistol from World War II. tionship with the father, drew trumps, knocked out the heard of Nar-Anon, you want to be part of the The nephew with the .38 you can ask him to return club ace and had 10 tricks: revolver suffered from five hearts, two diamonds, two should check into it. It’s a pregnancy and the compli- it — or offer to buy it back support group for the fam- cations/changes that come PTSD and died several clubs and a diamond ruff in ily and friends of people with it. How should I han- years ago. The gun went to from him. However, there the dummy. who are addicted to nar- dle this and express to her his father. My question is, is no guarantee he will Probably, if West had led cotics, based on the princi- why I cannot (at this shouldn’t I have been agree to your request.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LAND COURT LAND COURT 14 Great Woods Road DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Saugus, Massachusetts 14 MISC 483702 AMENDED ORDER OF NOTICE COMPLAINT TO FORECLOSE TAX LIEN By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Tammy A. Ruby to the Saugus Federal Credit Union dated May 4, 2007 TO: The Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the Estate of Bonnie C. Young, [seal] and recorded in Essex County South Registry of Deeds in Book 26812, Page John E. Grayson, Virginia David Grayson, Early Ann Hill a/k/a George Hill, Barbara No. 16TL001315 140,as assigned to CitiMortgage, Inc in assignment dated May 4, 2007 and Jean McGregory, The Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the Estate of recorded in Book 26812 Page 155 and as further assigned to Webster First Annie Pearl Coleman, Henderson Grayson, Joann Nobles, John E. Grayson, Jane TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and to Federal Credit Union by assignment dated April 12, 2016 and recorded in Book Coleman, Mittie Bradley, Terry Grayson, The Heirs, Devisees or Legal To any former stockholders, officers, creditors, and any other persons claiming any 34872 Page 61 of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for Representatives of the Estate of Arthur Lee Malone, Mary E. Malone, Leo Malone, interest in Cyr Oil Corporation, a dissolved Massachusetts corporation formerly breaching conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the Arthur L. Malone, Jr., Ronald Malone, Manfred Malone, Carol Malone, Anita located in Swampscott, Essex County, said Commonwealth; Gregory J. Bruett, as same will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises described in said mortgage Malone, Kanisha Malone, The Heirs, Devisees or Legal Representatives of the President and Treasurer of said Cyr Oil Corporation, now or formerly of Marblehead, on the 2nd day March, 2017 at 11:00 A.M. at the mortgaged premises 14 Great Estate of Iris Malone, Avery Cade, Kendra Cade and to all persons entitled to the Essex County, said Commonwealth; Charles S. Adams, as Secretary of said Cyr Oil Woods Road, Saugus, MA, all and singular, the premises conveyed by said benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. App. § 501 et seq.: Corporation, now or formerly of Boston, Suffolk County, said Commonwealth; and mortgage, and therein described as follows: Nationstar Mortgage, LLC d/b/a Champion Mortgage Company claiming to have as they are both Officers and Directors of said Cyr Oil Corporation; Donald Swimm, The land known and numbered as 14 Great Woods Road, in Saugus with buildings an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 18 Tilton now or formerly of Saugus, Essex County, said Commonwealth; Rashid Succor, thereon, being shown as Lot 3A on a plan of land in Saugus owned by John and Terrace, given by Bonnie C. Young to Bank of America, N.A., dated November 27, now or formerly of Pembroke, Plymouth County, said Commonwealth; Boston Trust Dorothy O'Brien dated May 13, 1968, drawn by John W. Parsons, Registered 2009, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book & Investment Company, formerly known as The United States Trust Company, a Surveyor and recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 5528 Page 1 29115, Page 571, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with duly existing organization located in Boston, Suffolk County, said Commonwealth; and said Lot 3A is bounded and described as follows: this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' or their heirs, devisees, legal representatives, successors and assigns: Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military EASTERLY by Great Woods Road, seventy and 86/100 (70.86) feet; service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the Whereas, a certain complaint has been presented to said Court by the Town of NORTHERLY by land or owners unknown, one hundred twenty-one and 80/100 above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a Marblehead, in the County of Essex, and said Commonwealth, to foreclose all (121.80) feet written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, rights of redemption from the tax lien proceeding described in said complaint in MA 02108 on or before March 20, 2017 or you will be forever barred from and concerning a certain parcel of land situate in said Marblehead, in the County WESTERLY by Walnut Street, sixty-three and 14/100 (63.14) feet; claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. of Essex, and in said Commonwealth, bounded and described in said complaint as CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on January 31, 2017 Attest: Deborah J. follows: SOUTHERLY by Lot 3B as shown on said plan, one hundred seven and 4/100 Patterson Recorder (107.4) Item: February 16, 2017 A certain parcel of land containing about 3400 square feet with buildings, if any thereon situated upon 195 Pleasant Street. Being Lot 9 Map 109. Recorded with Containing according to said plan 7,659 square feet ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS the Essex Registry of Deeds, South District. Book 8092, Page 594.

Be all said measures more or less or however otherwise bounded (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) If you desire to make any objection or defense to said complaint you or your Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. attorney must file a written appearance and an answer, under oath, setting forth It is stipulated and agreed that there are no rights of way either reserved or pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on February 21, clearly and specifically your objections or defense to each part of said complaint, granted relative to the aforesaid conveyance. 2017 at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA./l Private Sale on the following in the office of the Recorder of said Court in Boston (at the Courthouse located at Motor Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, Three Pemberton Square, Room 507 in Boston, MA 02108), on or before the third The said premises will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all restrictions, towing charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. day of April in the year two thousand and seventeen. easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, mortgages, liens, rights of Unless an appearance is so filed by or for you, your default will be recorded, the tenants and parties in possession, unpaid taxes, municipal liens and other public Description of Vehicle said complaint will be taken as confessed and you will be forever barred from taxes, assessments or liens, having priority over the mortgage described herein, if 2003 Nissan Altima 1N4AL11D33C129832 contesting said complaint or any judgment entered thereon. any. The above described lot is sold subject to the requirements of the Title V 1999 Subaru Legacy 4S3BG6857X7646032 And in addition to the usual service of this notice as required by law, it is ordered standards for subsurface sewerage disposal system 310CMR 15.00 et al. The 2005 Nissan Altima 1N4BL11E35C282887 that the foregoing citation be published forthwith once in the Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public 1998 Nissan Altima 1N4DL01D6WC163114 The Daily Item proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone 1999 Toyota Camry 4T1BG22K7XU863973 a newspaper published in Lynn . at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed 2003 Volvo XC90 YV1CZ91H931007937 for the adjourned sale date. 1998 Toyota Corolla 2T1BR18E6WC064871 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Esquire, Chief Justice of said Court, this eighth day of February in the year two thousand and seventeen. In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in Thank You, purchasing the within described property according to the terms of the Notice of Bill's Auto Clinic Attest with Seal of said Court. Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale agreement executed at the 2 Commercial St time of the foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right, but not the obligation, to Salem MA 01970 Deborah J. Patterson sell the property by Foreclosure Deed to the second highest bidder provided that Item: February 2, 9, 16, 2017 Recorder the second highest bidder shall deposit with the Mortgagee's attorney, Kevin M. David, Esquire, the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein within three Plaintiff's Attorney: James E. Coppola, Jr., Esq., Coppola & Coppola, 40 South St. (3) working days after written notice of default of the previous highest bidder, and LEGAL NOTICE Easi Self Storage Marblehead, MA 01945 (781) 639-0140 the balance of the sale price shall be paid by certified or bank check by the To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. purchaser, and the deed shall be delivered to said second highest bidder, within on Mar. 1, 2017 at 47 Alley Pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 105A, Item: February 16, 2017 twenty-nine (29) days of such notice. Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property Section 4 notice is hereby given that TERMS OF SALE: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of Five Thousand left in leased storage spaces by the on 2/23/17 at 11:00 AM at EasI following persons: Storage 96 Swampscott Road Salem, ($5,000.00) Dollars as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN in order to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee are exempt MA , to follow at 11:30 AM 392 D. Mallard, K. Charintsev, G. Desir, J. Highland Ave. Salem, MA from this requirement); high bidder must sign a Memorandum of Sale upon The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, February 21, 2017, at 6:30 PM in acceptance of bid and tender deposit of $5,000.00 in cash or by certified or bank Owens, K. Baron, K. Saunders, J. undersigned, Easi Self Storage will sell & P. Salamone, S. Kelly, K. Landry, T. at Public Sale by competitive bidding Room 107, Lynn City Hall: treasurer's check. The balance is to be paid in cash or by certified or bank 1. Pollos A La Brasa El Chalan, Inc., at 730 Western Avenue has applied for a treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days thereafter to be deposited with Paul, T. Casey, G. Sainthilaire, Y. due to non payment of rent, the Reyes, D. Burke, E. McConchie, Y. personal property heretofore stored New Wine and Malt Beverages License as a Common Victualler, William Medina Kevin M. David, Esquire, 271 Greenwood Street, Worcester, MA 01607. A Puma, Manager. foreclosure deed will be delivered upon payment of the balance due. The Tiekka, M. Macdonald, S. Nichols, J. with the undersigned by: Nozil , C. Cook, T. Seals, C. Gonzalez, Nickky Fotopoulos unit 312 description of the premises in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error Patricia M. Barton in this publication. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. R. Haley, R. Dodge, J. & S. Avies, B. & Ilias Mavros unit 375 N. Deters, A. & S. Lawson, F. & M. Michael Siva unit 221 & 377 John T. Krol WEBSTER FIRST FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Miguel Funez Present Holder of Said Mortgage Alsawadi Johnson Obeke unit 22 Lisa White unit 495 Lynn Licensing Board By Its Attorney, Item: February 14, 16, 2017 Kevin M. David Items to be sold include: Household Item: February 16, 21, 2017 271 Greenwood Street furniture and misc. personal Worcester, MA 01607 belongings Dated: February 2, 2017, February 9, 2017 and February 16, 2017 Item: February 9, 16, 2017 Item: February 2, 9, 16, 2017 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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It worked well most to remove the pigment But branded broccoli and mpg by the U.S. govern- $29,990. ion battery pack supple- of the time in the test Niro from the outer skins of engraved eggplants may ment and averaged 38.8 IN MEMORIAM However, Toyota’s 2017 ment the rather meager Touring model. But occa- fruitsJEFFREY and N. vegetables. (JAY) OLSON, JR. not be far behind. Prius c small hatchback power — 104 horsepower sionally, the transition be- mpg during the test drive FOURTEENTHThe laser YEAR beams ANNIVERSARY create Later this year, the chain 2003 ~ FEBRUARY 15 ~ 2017 remains the lowest-priced and 109 foot-pounds of tween power sources felt with some aggressive tattoo-like patterns — in plans to test laser-mark- hybrid car in the Unit- torque — of the 1.6-liter, less than seamless. driving. 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A slice of winter wonder

COURTESY PHOTOS Above left, Canterbury Farm offers fun for the whole family, with cross country skiing, skating and snowshoeing. Above right, the Red Lion Inn in winter. Nestled in the center of the historic village of Stockbridge, it is one of the few inns in New England that has been operated continuously since before 1800.

By Stacey Marcus museum that houses the world’s FOR THE ITEM largest and most significant col- lection of Rockwell art, now is a I am head over heels in love great time to visit. The museum with the Berkshires in the sum- is hosting the “Hanna-Barbera: mer, when the sounds of world- The Architects of Saturday class music waft through the Morning” exhibit until May, the air, stages brim with brilliant first museum exhibition about performances and the region’s the world’s most successful bucolic beauty shimmers in the sun. animation partnership (“Yogi Autumn is equally enchanting Bear,” “The Flintstones,” “Top for foliage trips and harvest fes- Cat”). And, of course, Rockwell’s tivals, while spring blooms with remarkable paintings, illustra- a welcome chance for renewal at tions and other artwork is here, a spa, fly fishing or hiking. as are Rockwell’s last studio, the This story is all about the Norman Rockwell Archives and splendors of spending time in the new Rockwell Center for the Berkshires in the winter American Visual Studies, the when the rolling hills are per- nation’s first research institute fect for skiing, snowshoeing and devoted to the art of illustration. sledding. There is something www.nrm.org joyful about a blast of cold air Experience the Mountain painting your cheeks pink and Coaster at Jiminy Peak making your heart go thump. Mountain Resort So, jump on the Mass. Pike, head Jiminy Peak is the largest ski west and take your family on a and snowboard resort in south- trip to the beautiful Berkshires. ern New England, and is the Visit berkshires.org to create your only mountain resort in North own family winter escape. America to generate its own Get Cozy at energy using alternative wind Canterbury Farm power. Its KidsRule Mountain This delightful bed and break- Camps offer instruction for kids fast offers fun for the whole fam- ages 3 to 14 and include a full ily, with cross country skiing, day of lessons, lunch and cocoa skating and snowshoeing. You’ll breaks. Especially fun is Jimi- love the warm fires in the den, ny’s Mountain Coaster, the first hot chocolate and cozy rooms af- of its kind on the East Coast, ter a day of outdoor fun. offering twisting, turning fun www.canterbury-farms.com through the woods! Dine at the Red Lion Inn’s www.jiminypeak.com Widow Bingham’s Tavern Stop and Shop A trip to the Berkshires would For those of us who prefer not be complete without a stop the sport of shopping, Lenox, at the Red Lion Inn. Nestled in Lee and Stockbridge offer great the center of the historic village places to shop or stop for a mug of Stockbridge, it is one of the of hot chocolate. Here are a few few inns in New England that of my favorite spots: has been operated continuously Country Curtains since before 1800. Your family at the Red Lion Inn will love the rustic Widow Bing- 30 Main St., Stockbridge ham’s Tavern, where all can enjoy a hearty meal and warm www.countrycurtains.com dessert. Karen Keenan Gifts & Home www.redlioninn.com 69 Main St., Lee Hike at www.karenkeenangifts.com Bartholomew’s Cobble The Arcadian Shop Check out the great events 91 Pittsfield Road, Lenox at this natural wonder, such www.store.arcadian.com as Snowshoe Sundays, Family Chocolate Springs Café Olympics and Winter Photogra- 55 Pittsfield Road, Lenox phy in the Woods. www.chocolatesprings.com thetrustees.org/plac- Guidos Fresh Marketplace es-to-visit/berkshires/bar- 1020 South St., Pittsfield tholomews-cobble.html www.guidosfreshmarketplace. Enjoy “Hanna-Barbera: com The Architects of Saturday Lee Premium Outlets Morning” exhibit at The 17 Premium Outlet Blvd, Lee Skiers at Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort can enjoy the largest ski and snowboard resort Norman Rockwell Museum www.premiumoutlets.com/ in southern New England. If you’ve never been to the outlet/lee

Above left, a couple has a romantic dinner in Widow Bingham’s Tavern. Above right, patrons view works of art by Norman Rockwell.