MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 Peabody boy miraculously awakens from coma

By Thomas Grillo son as he recovers. Nathan Viera, ITEM STAFF “It’s a truly a miracle,” said a fami- 4, came out of a ly friend who asked to remain anon- coma more than a PEABODY — A 4-year-old boy has ymous. “Nathan woke up Friday and week after he and emerged from a coma more than a opened his eyes and the doctors are his mother were week after he suffered a traumatic really positive. He was conscious and struck by a car in head injury when he was struck by a able to respond to his mother. He’s do- downtown car in the downtown. ing so much better.” Peabody. Nathan Viera, and his mother, Marly No one expected Nathan to wake Araujo, were severely injured after from the coma so soon, the friend said, they were thrown 15 feet into the air and the family is trying to remain pos- when they were hit by an elderly driv- itive as he tries to talk. er while crossing Washington Street. “The family is very private,” she said. They were rushed to Massachusetts “But it’s safe to say that Nathan faces General Hospital. a long recovery and has some pretty Araujo, 48, suffered a concussion big surgeries ahead of him. The family and was released from the hospital last week. But she is staying with her PEABODY, A3 Swampscott alumni Lynn eld school’s PTO reconnect over diagnosis steps up for $30K ‘race’

By Paul Halloran syndrome slow him down PHOTO | PAUL HALLORAN By Thor Jourgensen A smiling Dr. Karen Dw- Lynn eld rst FOR THE ITEM even a little bit. Paul Buonopane ITEM STAFF yer, who came from the grade teacher “Somewhere in the Acton-Boxborough schools It seems like everybody right, his wife, Ste- Kristin Hager back of my mind I al- fani, and daughter LYNNFIELD — The this year to become Sum- and rst grader knew and loved Jona- ways respected and ap- Summer Street School mer Street’s new principal, than Derr when he was Felicity recently Dareya Chea show preciated Jonathan,” said reconnected with Parent Teacher Organi- said Wednesday’s school- off their Summer a student at Swampscott Buonopane, who didn’t ex- zation (PTO) stepped up wide event typi es the High School, and Paul Paul’s Swampscott Street School pect to again cross paths its efforts to raise $30,000 PTO’s dedication and en- Buonopane was no excep- High classmate, and spirit during with Derr in such a mean- this year with school-wide thusiasm for the school. tion. He would see Derr at friend, Jonathan Wednesday’s “race ingful way. involvement Wednesday in “The community is so for education” football team dinners and Derr. invested in the children. That changed when a “race for education.” fundraising walk. he had friends who played Buonopane and his wife, They are over the top,” Dw- on the golf team with him. Students bundled up, Stefani (Danahy), received grabbed pom-poms and yer said. Buonopane — and many PTO Co-President Kath- a prenatal diagnosis of circled the school several others — couldn’t help but Down syndrome for their ryn Price said the PTO will be impressed with the fact times while parents and that Derr did not let Down SWMAPSCOTT, A3 teachers cheered them on. LYNNFIELD, A3 Beyond Black Friday comes Lynn garage sale

By Bella diGrazia his Spring Street building for a ITEM STAFF mural. The most recent mural festival, which ended in August, Loving LYNN — Beyond Black Fri- had Kibbey putting in about 90 day, there is Small Business hours a week in volunteering, he Saturday, and the organization said. Saturday morning, he got mother has behind the city’s mural festival to Munroe Street at 8 a.m. so he had shoppers roaming Lynn’s could start setting up the event. streets in branded apparel. The Beyond Walls garage sale little to give Even though Black Friday has offered discounted cans of spray become the unof cial kickoff of paint, $5 for one can, $40 for the holiday shopping season, 10, and used ones for free; var- to her sons shoppers could also expect to ious logo t-shirts for $5 and $10; nd deals from mom-and-pop hooded sweatshirts for $15; and By Bella diGrazia operations in their communi- tank tops for $10. The Small ITEM STAFF ties on Small Business Satur- Business Saturday deal took day. Beyond Walls, the creative the original prices of each of When all you have in your posses- placemaking non-pro t, played the items and cut them, mostly, sion is love, faith, and two sons, the its part in boosting communi- in half. The cans of paint were holidays can become more stressful ty pride during their Munroe originally $7, t-shirts were $20, than joyful. Street Garage Sale. sweatshirts were $30, and tanks “Aside from my love and faith, I were $20. have little else to give my boys,” one “This is great because it’s ben- e ting Beyond Walls and every- Kristen Standish, a Nahant mother wrote to Item Santa. “It hurts resident and longtime Beyond knowing that their worlds have been thing they have done for Lynn,” said John Kibbey, a Beyond Walls supporter, stocked up on  ipped upside down.” her favorite colored t-shirts and Walls volunteer. “They’re trying The rst few years of the boys’ lives sweatshirts. She even walked to bring people into the city and were happy and full, with two parents back to the mural festival’s stor- it’s a great organization.” always providing for them. Two years ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK age space and picked out a few ago, their father was prescribed opi- Kibbey started volunteer- Beyond Walls hosted a garage sale on Small cans of spray paint. She was oids for a much-needed back surgery. ing last year, after he was ap- looking for the right color to top That is when everything changed. Business Saturday to clean out surplus t-shirts, proached by the organization The mother wrote that the boys’ fa- hoodies, and paint. about using the back wall of BEYOND, A3 ther started to abuse his prescribed medication, and when that no longer worked, he turned to the streets. “His drug abuse ultimately was so Opinion LOOK! Sports Fans meet up for out of control our family lost our home, Reasons to like the Rivera: Making sense the Paula Abdul INSIDE Lynn eld rail trail. A4 of a 60-0 game. B1 ITEM SANTA, A3 concert in Lynn. A8

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 46° VOL. 140, ISSUE 284 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 42° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 OBITUARIES Pot shops may be Ronald F. Gately, 64 Raymond F. Brault, 77 open, but you can Ronald F. Gately, and will be remem- Mr. Raymond F. In addition to his 64, of Lynn, died on bered as a compas- Brault, age 77, of wife he is survived by be red over weed Thursday November sionate, fun loving Lynn, died unex- an Uncle Ed Brault of 22, 2018 at Brigham person, who wanted pectedly on Friday California, his best By Bob Salsberg visits a pot shop and le- & Women’s Hospital to serve others. His November 23, 2018 friends Tom Granese ASSOCIATED PRESS gally uses marijuana over in Boston after  ght- greatest love was at Salem Hospital, of Salem, and Jack the weekend could easily BOSTON — The unk a drug test upon re- ing a short battle with spending time with where he was taken Brown of Peabody, long-awaited opening cancer. He was the friends and family, after being stricken and many cousins. turning to work. of the  rst recreational There has yet to be a husband of Claire especially his grand- at his home. He was Service informa- marijuana stores in Mas- (Alexander) Gately, children. the husband of Mary tion: His Funeral case involving recreation- sachusetts was cheered al marijuana and termi- whom he shared over 41 years Ron is survived by his (McKenney) Brault with whom will be held on Wednesday by cannabis enthusiasts of marriage. He was born and daughters, Sharon LaPlante he shared 29 years of mar- at 11 a.m. in the Solimine nation of employment and entrepreneurs, but it make its way through the raised in Lynn, the son of the and her husband Adam of riage. Funeral Home 426 Broad- doesn't change the reality late John Gately and Rose Methuen and Erica Moran and A lifelong resident of Lynn, way (RTE129), Lynn. Buri- courts in Massachusetts. that workers can be  red LeBlanc sees litigation (Aligo) Gately, and was a her husband Joey of Los An- he was the son of the late Oli- al will follow in St. Mary’s or face disciplinary action geles, Calif., his grandchildren, as likely in the future, graduate of Lynn English High ver and Ida (Russo) Brault. He Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives from employers for mari- School, Class of 1971. Jackson and Mya LaPlante, attended Lynn Schools and and friends are respectfully particularly now that juana, even when they use cannabis is being sold in Ron had been a martial Harper and Nolan Moran, was a graduate of St. Mary’s invited to attend. Visitation pot outside work, on their stores. One potential legal artist for most of his life and along with many brothers-in- Boys High School, class of on Wednesday from 10 a.m. own time. avenue could be breach of owned a karate studio, Mas- law and sisters-in-law, nieces, 1959. - 11 a.m. In lieu of owers, Also, you can still lose privacy. ters Self Defense Centers, in nephews, and cousins as well Raymond was a Vet- please make a do- as thousands of brothers and out on getting a job if a Because the law prohib- Waltham for many years. He eran of the US Air Force nation in Raymond’s pre-employment drug test sisters in blue. He was prede- serving as an Airman name to a charity of its recreational marijuana ranked as a 6th degree black reveals marijuana in your from being used in pub- belt Master Instructor before ceased by his sister, Rosalie 1st Class from 1960- your choice. Direc- Gately. system. lic, he said, that could be beginning his law enforce- 1964. tions and guestbook The situation remains Service information: His He was a hardwork- at www.solimine.com interpreted as automati- ment career. complicated by the con- cally making recreational Ron began his police career Funeral will be held on ing man and for many years Thursday at 10 a.m. from tinuing federal prohibi- use private. in 1990 at Bentley Universi- he was the owner of “Internet tion on marijuana and the the Solimine Funeral Home Services” in Lynn. He was an The Massachusetts Su- ty Police Department before state-by-state patchwork preme Judicial Court did serving 21 years at Boston 426 Broadway (RTE129), avid card player. Lynn followed by a Funeral of medical and recreation- rule last year that em- University Police Department, Mass at 11 a.m. in St. Pius al cannabis laws, experts ployees must seek accom- graduating from the 26th V Church. Burial will be in say. modations for employees Plymouth Police Academy St. Joseph Cemetery. Rel- Lorraine M. Ingersoll, 100 The 2016 ballot ques- who use medical marijua- Class in 1997. During his po- atives and friends are re- tion approved by Mas- na. The justices decided in lice career he received many spectfully invited to attend. sachusetts voters that favor of a woman whose awards and commendations. Visiting hours Wednesday 4 legalized recreational offer of employment was Ron was also passionate p.m. - 8 p.m. Donations in Lorraine M In- scientist, but most of marijuana included lan- rescinded by a marketing about teaching new and vet- his memory may be made gersoll, 100, wife all she loved her fam- guage stating that the  rm after she tested pos- eran police of cers with life- to Dana-Farber Cancer In- of John W Ingersoll ily and country. law "shall not affect the itive for marijuana. She saving skills. He was a senior stitute, P.O. Box 849168, (deceased), lived at Service infor- authority of employers to had previously told the police defensive tactics and Boston, MA 02284 or The 119 Bartholomew mation: Lorraine’s enact and enforce work- company she used medical  rearms instructor for over Of cer Ronald Tarentino, St Peabody for 49 funeral will be place policies restricting marijuana at home to help 25 years. During that time, he Jr. Charitable Fund, P.O. Box years until moving to held at 10 a.m. on the consumption of mar- control Crohn's disease. educated thousands of police 332, Leicester, MA 01524. The Kaplan Estates. Wednesday Novem- ijuana by employees." In Experts say there is of cers across the state. Directions and guestbook She is survived by ber 28, 2018 at the other words, the law did anecdotal evidence that He had a love for music at www.solimine.com 4 children: Irene SOLIMINE FUNER- not supersede existing companies, in Massachu- and playing guitar, along with O’Brien, wife of Phil O’Brien, AL HOME, 426 Broadway policies of private em- setts and in other states, rooting for all Boston sports James Ingersoll, Gail Fialho, (Rt. 129) Lynn, MA. Visit- ployers, including the are re-examining their teams. Ron had a keen sense wife of George Fialho, Steven ing hours will be on Tues- ability to administer drug policies around marijuana of humor that was loved by all Ingersoll, husband of Mary day from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 tests randomly or as a use. Ingersoll, 11 grandchildren, p.m. Relatives and friends condition of employment. Some are dropping THC 27 great-grandchildren, 17 are respectfully invited. The start of commercial from drug tests required nieces and nephews, 49 In lieu of owers, please marijuana sales doesn't of prospective employees, Edward P. Bloch, 92 great-nieces and nephews, 43 consider donating to your change the law but rais- or limiting testing to safe- great-great-nieces and neph- favorite charity in memory es additional questions ty-sensitive occupations, 1926 - 2018 ews, and 8 great-great-great of Lorraine. Directions and about weed and the work- such as people who work nieces and nephews. Her guestbook at www.Solimi- place, legal experts say. in public transportation or Edward P. Bloch, imals and shamrocks hobbies were music, dancing, ne.com. "The law at this point operate heavy machinery. 92, of Lynn died to hold Bingo cards playing the piano and long is silent as to whether "One of the things that that were colorfully peacefully on Fri- walks by the ocean. She was off-duty recreational use I try to remind employ- painted. His artwork day, November 23 a published poet and writer is restricted in any way," ers and employees when at the Kaplan Fam- was given out freely and a passionate self-taught said Eric LeBlanc, a part- it comes to recreational ily Hospice house to all and could be ner with Cambridge-based cannabis is we need to in Danvers with his found all over the city Bennett & Belfort and think about it in the same family by his side from restaurants he specialist in employment way as being able to buy after a brief illness. frequented to banks Herbert E. Schultz law. "That being said, it's alcohol legally if you are He was the devoted he did business likely that a company can 21 years or older," said husband of 68 years to the with. Ed’s love of cribbage terminate an employee for Michelle Lee Flores, who late Geraldine J. (Mc Mahon) and people led him to join the off-duty recreational use Bloch who died in 2016. He Polish Club of Danvers with his Herbert E. Schultz great grandchildren— specializes in labor and passed peacefully on Madalyn and Ava. because of the general em- employment cases as a was born in Lynn on March daughter two years ago. ployment-at-will doctrine He is survived by his chil- November 21, 2018. Service informa- partner with the Los An- 26, 1926, the son of the late in Massachusetts." Antoni and Bronislawa (Talar- dren and their spouses, Sean He has now joined tion: A funeral ser- geles-based Akerman law Unlike some other U.S. ski) Bloch and was a lifelong Patrick and Marzena Bloch his high school vice for Herbert will  rm. states, Massachusetts has resident of Lynn. He entered of Randolph, Thomas Antho- sweetheart, Eleanor be held on Tues- Most important, Flores no speci c laws restrict- the US Navy during WW 11 ny and Cheryl Bloch of Derry, Miller, who passed 3 day, November 27, said, is that employers ing the ability of private serving as a gunner on the N.H., Blanche and Raymond years ago. Herbert 2018 at 10 a.m. at educate and clearly com- employers to conduct Merchant Marine ships be- Rogalski of Danvers and Cyn- and Eleanor were Congregation Shi- municate to their manag- fore his discharge. Upon his thia and Kevin Plunkett of married for 72 years. rat Hayam, 55 At- drug tests, beyond basic ers the company's policies return he was a machinist at Dedham, nine grandchildren, Herbie was a World War II navy lantic Avenue, Swampscott, requirements that drug around marijuana use the General Electric Company seven great grandchildren and veteran and had a career as MA 01907 with internment testing policies be nondis- and drug testing. She cit- river works plant for over 35 many nieces and nephews. an insurance broker. He em- at Pride of Lynn Cemetery, criminatory and clearly ed initial confusion in Cal- years prior to his retirement Service information: A bodied one of the most pre- 89 Lake Shore Road, Lynn, spelled out to employees. ifornia when commercial in 1988. Visitation will be held on cious traits a person can have: MA. Unlike alcohol, THC — pot shops opened Jan. 1 Ed had been a member of Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2018 love of family. He is survived For more information or the psychoactive chemical with some people mistak- the Knights of Columbus in from 4 until 8 p.m. at the by his daughters—Barbara to register in the online in cannabis — can stay in enly believing employers Saugus for many years before Conway, Cahill-Brodeur fu- Leventhal and Linda Salsberry, guestbook, please visit a person's system for days could no longer take ac- moving to the Lynn coun- neral Home at the 82 Lynn grandchildren—Adam, Andrew, www.stanetskyhymanson- or even weeks, long after tion against marijuana cil. He was also a member St., Peabody facility. His Justin, Brett, and Katie, and salem.com. the buzz has subsided. use that was otherwise of the PLAV Post 56 of Lynn, funeral will be on Wednes- That means a person who legal. and called bingo for many day at 10 a.m. from the years at the Saint Michaels Funeral Home followed by MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Hall. He and his wife enjoyed a Funeral Mass in St. Ann’s going dancing and playing Church So. Peabody at 11 Boston. those turtles have died. Middle School gymna- cards on Saturday nights for a.m. Burial will be in St. Jo- Plane makes emergency The Boston Globe The phenomenon is sium. many years. The family took seph’s Cemetery, Lynn. Ex- landing after striking bird not uncommon, but the memorable trips to Foxwoods pressions of sympathy may reports the Boeing 737 The hearing will focus number of stranded in CT to celebrate birthdays. be made to Care Dimen- BOSTON (AP) — An aircraft struck the bird on responses to the Sept. turtles this year has After retirement Ed discovered sions, 75 Sylvan St., Suite American Airlines ight at 7:40 a.m. Saturday 13 explosions and  res in already surpassed what a love of wood working. Small 102B, Danvers, MA 0193 in has struck a bird and morning shortly after Lawrence, Andover and is considered normal carvings of butter ies and an- his memory. been forced to make an takeoff from Boston North Andover that killed Logan International for the season. Turtles one, injured about two emergency landing in Airport. usually continue to be dozen, and damaged more The Federal Aviation found ashore through than 100 structures. Administration told the Christmas. Among those sched- FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE Globe the plane had Mass Audubon Direc- uled to appear are the 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905 | 781-593-5520 been heading to Miami tor Bob Prescott says it’s chairman of the National and made an emergency possible the region could Transportation Safety landing without inci- see nearly 1,000 stranded Board; Steve Bryant, Richard C. Nadworny Richard C. Nadworny Jr. Daniel P. Hanlon Jr. dent. turtles before the new president of Columbia Family owned The plane is being eval- year. Gas; and Joe Hamrock, since 1958 uated and FAA of cials Prescott believes a president of Columbia’s are investigating. The warming trend in the Gulf parent company, Ni- ight’s 172 passengers of Maine has allowed the Source. 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ITEM SANTA ty, on the most joyful day From A1 of the year. “I would greatly appreci- belongings, pets, family, ate any help your agency and friends,” she wrote. could provide to our fam- The mother, along ily this holiday season,” with her 12-year-old and she wrote. “Our boys are 9-year-old, is current- amazing children.” ly living at a shelter in Now in its 52nd year, Lynn. One of her sons has the Item Santa fund helps mental health and social make Christmas brighter emotional issues, which for those in need. All do- means she always needs nations are listed in Item to be available to attend print editions through the his doctor’s appointments month of December and and school meetings. into 2019, along with a Given her inability to brief message from each commit to a job, in order donor, if desired. to ensure her son is be- Those interested in sign- ing cared for, this moth- ing up to collect at Santa er’s only income is Tran- Island or any business sitional Aid to Families willing to sell stockings with Dependent Children should contact David Soli- (TAFDC). Her lack of a mine Sr. or Joel Solimine stable income is signif- at 781-595-1492. icant because the boys’ NOTE: The application father is unable to be in period for aid from Item ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK their life because of his in- Santa has closed and Kurt Ledebuhr, a budding artist from Sudbury, makes his way through the Beyond Walls storage carceration. The Item does not pro- space in the back of Beden Hardware as he picks out his favorite colors of spray paint. All she wants to do is cess applicants. All ques- give her boys another tions about the program normal Christmas, with and distribution of gifts gifts that fill them with should be directed to the Beyond Black Friday comes Lynn garage sale happiness. This mother Salvation Army at 781- is not alone in the fam- 598-0673. BEYOND organization goes further ed and for that, she was beginning. Shoppers can ily fight against opioid From A1 than just admiration. She grateful. bargain right from home addiction. One donation Bella diGrazia can be hosts a karaoke night on “The proceeds from this with Cyber Monday and could help put smiles on reached at bdigrazia@ off her wrought iron furni- the last Friday of every help us support our mis- they can also contribute to her sons’ faces, along with itemlive.com. Follow her ture, she said. month at April’s Pub & sion,” said Midland. “It nonprofits and charities, the faces of so many other on Twitter @BelladiGra- “I love Beyond Walls,” Grill in Lynn, with all the will help with future mu- with cash or by volunteer- children in the communi- zia. said Standish. “I’m a big proceeds going to Beyond ral festivals, if there’s an ing, on Giving Tuesday. fan of what they are do- Walls. The next karaoke interest for more in the night is on Nov. 30. city.” Bella diGrazia can be ing in the downtown area. reached at bdigrazia@ My whole family is from Julia Midland, Beyond While Small Business Walls’ program manager, Saturday gave communi- itemlive.com. Follow her Lynn.” on Twitter @BelladiGra- Standish’s love for the said the garage sale was a ties like Lynn a nice boost, lot busier than she expect- the holiday spirit is only zia. Lynnfield school’s PTO steps up for $30K ‘race’

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meet its fundraising goal through donations solicit- ed online and through the mail with student letters. She credited the greater Lynnfield community in- cluding local businesses with supporting the school and helping the PTO meet PHOTO | PAUL HALLORAN previous year fundraising Paul Buonopane attended the Swampscott goals. High Class of 1998 reunion with Jonathan Derr “Race for education,” on Saturday night. with strong participation from teachers and par- ents, is the PTO’s biggest annual fundraising event. Swampscott alumni “We have a ton of sup- port. There are lots of par- ents who volunteer,” Price reconnect over a said. Some of the $36,000 daughter’s diagnosis raised by the PTO last year helped buy 30 Lynnfield students trooped around the Summer Street School Wednes- Chromebooks and iPads the resources for parents day to help raise money to pay for a variety of projects, including a new SWAMPSCOTT for use in class learning swing set. From A1 didn’t exist. There was no activities. Internet; parents had to This year’s fundraising rely on a word-of-mouth go, Price said, to the Sum- structor Christine Gehret teachers discuss and daughter, Felicity. As he goals include installing a mer Street School’s social/ to talk to teach “mindful present to the PTO ideas processed the news and network. Now there is six-seat swing set in the an online community that emotional learning com- movement,” a self control for sharpening teaching dealt with the accompa- play area on the school mittee to pay for an edu- and focus exercise, every skills. parents are welcomed into grounds. PTO-solicited nying range of emotions, cator to come to the school other week to Summer “Their ideas are innova- by other parents.” donations will pay for the Buonopane thought of his and work with teachers on Street kindergarten stu- tive and the PTO through high school friend. As plans for the Swamp- $11,000 swing set with dealing with stress. dents. the years has been a real “I remember that in my scott High Class of 1998’s Everett Bank paying for Price, who is the parent Dwyer said mindfulness support for the teachers,” optimistic moments, I 20th reunion were formal- a seat on the swing set of a Summer Street first and social emotional well- she said. would think about Jon and ized, Buonopane let Si- equipped with a child re- and fourth grader, said being work with teachers Money donated to date really how I knew him as mons know that he would straint. be going and he would be this year to the PTO paid a peer,” Buonopane said. Dwyer and Price cred- social/emotional learning and students is important happy to take his friend, for a “newcomer potluck,” “Jon is not high function- ited parent Ed Champy partly focuses on how to because it focuses “on the Jonathan, with him. Prior a “pastapalooza” event ing, he is high achieving.” with doing the landscap- teach students enduring whole child” and enhances to the reunion, which was and money is set aside for As the Buonopanes be- ing required to prepare for stress to concentrate on learning. held in Salem Saturday an end-of-the-year picnic. gan to share the news the set’s installation. the task at hand and “stay PTO Co-President Pa- night, Derr got to meet with close friends, they “Ed Champy is a champ,” in the moment.” mela MacDonald, mother Thor Jourgensen can be Felicity and have some kept hearing the same said Dwyer. The PTO also plans to of a Summer Street third reached at tjourgensen@ photos taken with her A $3,000 donation will donate $1,000 to pay in- grader, said the school’s itemlive.com. thing: You have to connect and her parents. It was with Jo Ann Simons. one of those heartwarm- Simons, also a Swamp- ing moments that words scott resident, is Derr’s fail to do justice, and the Peabody boy miraculously awakens from coma mother who happens to be Buonopanes weren’t the the CEO of Northeast Arc. only beaming parents in PEABODY er child they have to care all your injuries…” husband’s car when they She immediately became the room. From A1 for,” the friend said. “It will The Kennedy family were hit. a valued professional and “I kept hearing about be tough on them and I’m wrote, “I was there right Deputy Fire Chief Jo- personal resource. Stef and Paul, and when wants to focus on the good asking people to pray for after the accident before seph Daly said the driver “Jo Ann has been an I figured out Paul was things that are happening, Nathan and support the the first responders and stopped and waited for inspiration,” Stefani a high school classmate but don’t like talk about Go Fund Me campaign.” have been praying for this help. The accident inves- Buonopane said. “A lot of of Jonathan, it became the bad stuff.” Among the donors’ com- family every day. I also tigation is ongoing by friends suggested we con- much more poignant for The boy’s prognosis has ments include this from have a son about the same the Peabody Police De- tact her and she was there me,” Simons said. “Jona- not been explained to the Heidi: “Hi, praying for age and seeing the grief of partment, Massachusetts for us.” than was the only person family, she said. both of you for a speedy re- the father broke my heart. Simons helped the fami- State Police Accident Re- with an obvious disabil- Araujo, a self-employed covery and back to health. I am praying for a swift re- construction Unit, and the ly access services through ity at Swampscott High house cleaner, cannot I know you both, you live covery for the whole fam- Northeast Arc, coordinat- Essex County District At- at the time, so I hope his work as she recovers and in my building, so sorry for ily.” ed by Ashley Lauranza- torney’s Office. presence put a face and a cares for Nathan. Her hus- your accident. I pray that Police said Araujo had no, including Early Inter- person behind the diagno- band’s ability to work will Jesus Christ, who is our just picked up her son Thomas Grillo can be vention, physical therapy, sis. Paul and Stefani have also be impacted by the healer, will touch you both from daycare and was reached at tgrillo@item- speech therapy and a play surrounded Felicity with accident, friends say. with complete healing of crossing the street to her live.com. group. More than that, she such incredible support As a result, the friend was able to speak to them and love.” launched a GoFundMe as a parent of someone “Felicity is pure happi- online fundraiser. So LAW OFFICES OF with Down syndrome — ness,” Stefani said. “She far, $15,975 of $25,000 JAMES J. CARRIGAN someone who is living a brightens every place goal has been raised by • Social Security Disability highly fulfilling and pro- she enters with a smile, more than 300 people in • Workers Compensation ductive life. a wave, and a clap. She nine days. Contributions NIGHTS: Begins January 7 • Accidents Simons said she wel- amazes us every day and ranged from $5 to as much 25 years located across comed the opportunity. Monday and Wednesdays 6-10 p.m. from Lynn District Court we are so proud of her, al- as $500. ONLINE HYBRID: Begins January 8 “One of the great joys ready. We celebrate her “Marly will not be able Tuesdays 6-10 p.m. 15 Johnson St. in my early career was Down syndrome and any to work because she has ACCELERATED DAYS: Begins February 28th 781-596-0100 talking to new parents challenges we have or will to be by Nathan’s side and 6 Weeks to Success JAMES J. CARRIGAN (of Down syndrome chil- face are overshadowed by her husband is limited too ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Tuesday’s, Wednesday’s & Thursday’s 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. RONALD D. MALLOY dren),” she said, “because her joy and strength.” because they have anoth- www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 OPINION HAROLD I. SCHWARTZ HOW TO REACH US

E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Do we have M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey massacre fatigue? P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Intensive care unit doc- doesn’t is never answered, precipice. This is not high Customer Service tors and nurses, barraged and more often the motive neuroscience. It’s common Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS day and night by the remains ambiguous. Our sense. It has to stop. Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 alarms that signal dan- thoughts and prayers fall Another closely relat- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 781-593-7700 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 gerous changes in a pa- flat. We send them any- ed phenomenon is that of Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 tient’s pulse, respiratory way. We call for rational contagion. Social scien- Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 rate or cardiac rhythms, gun regulation. We en- tists and epidemiologists Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 may gradually lose the dure the usual pushback. are observing that vio- Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 capacity to pay attention. Blame is deflected to the lence (murder and suicide) Subscriptions Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Not because they are bad mentally ill. The mentally seem to spread in patterns that look much like that Circulation people or lazy or even in- ill are defended. We read [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 attentive, but because the of the lives of the victims of a viral epidemic. These Ext. 3 brain’s capacity to respond until we can’t bear read- patterns are being stud- ied, but such research is Newsroom diminishes when so over- ing anymore and turn the [email protected] stimulated. This phenom- page. This has become a hampered by the prohi- [email protected] enon is known as alarm ritual dance. We have be- bition against using fed- Ext. 4 eral funds to study gun fatigue. The result can be come fatigued by these Sports catastrophic. alarms; accustomed and violence. Perhaps such [email protected] We are suffering, as a even inured to the calam- studies can help to ex- Ext. 5 plain causation but, more people, from massacre fa- itous war around us. Retail and Online tigue. Was it my imagina- How could this be hap- important, prediction Advertising EDITORIAL tion that as news broke pening to us? How is it of where catastrophe is [email protected] of still another disastrous that we can be so seem- likely to spread next. Our ADVERTISING mass murder in Thou- ingly helpless and worn heads are spinning sense- Ernie Carpenter Jr. sand Oaks, Calif., only 11 less in the face of a calam- Director of Advertising down in the face of it? Why and Business Development, ext. 1355 Trump must lead days after the massacre are these horrendous out- ity that we are prohibited [email protected] from studying. How does at the Tree of Life Syna- bursts of violence acceler- David McBournie gogue in Pittsburgh, that ating to a nearly weekly this make sense? We have Sales Representative, ext. 1280 on sentencing this horrendous news oc- event? There are no ready a new Congress. Don’t let [email protected] cupied less of the news answers but there are im- this stand. Ralph Mitchell There remains the issue Sales Representative, ext. 1313 cycle, that it disappeared portant concepts that can [email protected] of reasonable gun safety from the front pages a bit help us to explain what’s Patricia Whalen reform sooner? Tree of Life was going on. regulation -- background Sales Representative, ext. 1310 shocking. But do you re- There are many bad checks, assault weapons, [email protected] Well, here we go again. Last week, member First Baptist of people out there. Some large capacity clips. We BUSINESS OFFICE in a big White House event, President Sutherland Springs (26 may be mentally ill, many keep repeating the man- Maria Alvaracin Donald Trump announced support for six dead)? Emanuel Afri- are not and most are in a tra but failing to enact ext. 1205 [email protected] a worthy bipartisan package of crimi- can Methodist Episcopal gray zone we would think the legislation. Gun safe- ty regulation will never Susan J. Conti nal justice reforms. in Charleston? How about of as “disturbed” though Controller, ext. 1288 the Sikh Temple in Oak not necessarily ill. While prevent all mass shoot- [email protected] The effort, spearheaded by a bipar- ings but there is no other tisan coalition of lawmakers, would Creek? These are just the most of us are repulsed by Ted Grant churches (and there are each incident, those who viable option for gaining Publisher, ext. 1234 shorten mandatory minimum prison scores more). How about are living on the fringes some traction against [email protected] terms for some nonviolent drug offens- Las Vegas, Orlando, Vir- of hatred are becoming this contagion. How many Marian Kinney lives are worth the incon- ext. 1212 es. It would reduce the “three strikes” ginia Tech, Luby’s Cafe- disinhibited by them. The [email protected] venience of a background penalty from life behind bars to a less teria, San Ysidro, Park- more they are exposed to Will Kraft land, San Bernadino, the hatred and violence, the check to the buyer or a lost Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 punitive quarter-century locked away. sale to the industry? [email protected] In other cases, it would return to judg- Edmond Oklahoma Post more these come to seem Office, Columbine, Seattle, the norm and the more Contagion can be con- Mike Shanahan trolled. Edward Jenner Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 es crucial discretion to determine how Wilkes-Barre, Camden, whatever psychological demonstrated this by in- [email protected] long a convicted felon serves. Finally, Aurora, Atlanta, Santa Fe, and moral impediments to venting the smallpox vac- Carolina Trujillo it would retroactively apply reforms Sandy Hook (which no one acting out they may have cine. Disinhibition can be Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 to correct glaring disparities in pun- in Connecticut will ever are eroded. With each new [email protected] mastered by removing the forget)? Are we even able shooting the glue wears Jim Wilson ishment between powdered cocaine stimuli that encourage it to keep these all in mind? down and the murderous Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 and crack, possibly leading to early and modeling norms of be- [email protected] And yet each one of these impulses seem more ac- release of hundreds of prisoners. havior. Alarm fatigue can CIRCULATION was catastrophic, with at ceptable to them. There’s be resisted by calling it out “It’s the right thing to do,” said the least 10 dead. Together, not much we can do about Lisa Mahmoud and pushing it back. Gun Manager, ext. 1239 President, correctly. these and the many hun- [email protected] that but there is a contin- safety can be enhanced Cross your fingers. We’ve seen this dreds of other mass shoot- uum between being influ- when we value lives more CLASSIFIED ings in recent history are reality TV show before. First, in a enced by other murders than special interests. The Abbe Young Smith grand public gesture, Trump an- a calamity equivalent to a and being influenced by Manager, ext. 1276 only alternative is more [email protected] nounced his willingness to resolving ground war on American the general breakdown of catastrophes. GRAPHICS a long-standing policy problem. Then, soil. We are unable to see civility, the tolerance of it for what it is. hatred and lesser violence, Harold I. Schwartz, Trevor Andreozzi as complexities and political rifts Designer Each incident sounds real or suggested. If you’re M.D., of West Hartford, [email protected] emerged, he threw a wrench into the a new alarm. We rush contributing to the break- Conn., is a psychiatrist Tyler Bernard gears, and it all fell apart. to identify the killer so down of civility, amping and was a member of the Designer We saw it with immigration reform. we can learn the motive. up the hatred, suggesting Governor’s Sandy Hook [email protected] We saw it with gun control. Commit- Sometimes the motive is that violence of any kind Advisory Commission. He Zachary Cotto hatred, but why one hat- is OK, you’re edging high wrote this for the Hartford Designer ment, confusion, cold feet. Repeat. [email protected] er kills while the next risk people toward the Courant. Within hours of the White House Mohamed Diop event, Acting Attorney General Matt Designer LETTER TO THE EDITOR [email protected] Whitaker raised concerns over the Mark Sutherland package. Then hard-right Sen. Thom- Creative Director [email protected] as Cotton (R-Ark.) whipped up Sen- NEWSROOM ate opposition. Then Senate Majority Reasons to like the rail trail Mike Alongi Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) an- As residents of Lynn- servation and Recreation. Thuy Do, Steve Donnelly, Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] nounced his own doubts. field and parents/guard- In addition, Lynnfield’s Kristen and Craig El- Bill Brotherton The president is the only elected offi- ians of minors, we support and Wakefield’s state worthy, Maria Fernán- Features Editor ext. 1338 cial in Washington capable of herding construction of the pro- legislative delegation dez-Donovan, Brent [email protected] together leaders of both parties, focus- posed Wakefield-Lynnfield state Reps. Bradley H. Donovan, and Michael Gayla Cawley Rail Trail Project which Jones Jr., Paul Brodeur Donovan, Vasundhra Reporter, ext. 1236 ing on a goal and achieving it. If he will convert the 4.4 mile and Donald Wong, and Ganju, Michael and Emily [email protected] cares to do so. abandoned MBTA rail Senators Brendan Crigh- Geary, Paul and Leahla Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 ton and Jason M. Lewis By Daily News Editorial Board bed, into a recreational Glasser, John and Dina [email protected] trail that can be enjoyed secured $500,000 for the Hamel, Chad and Chris- Bella diGrazia by all. Collectively, we see trail as part of a $2.4 bil- tina Hixon, Sara and Reporter, ext. 1317 the benefits of this pro- lion environmental bond Mark Hudson, Brian and [email protected] posed trail as follows. bill recently signed into Heather Hutter, Maui Ing, Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 Provides a route of safe law by Gov. Charlie Baker. Alex and Nada Jovanovic, [email protected] off-road passage free from We implore community David and Lis Kaufman, Spenser Hasak distracted drivers for leaders to advance this Ben Koyle, John and Photographer, ext. 1332 our youth between major project without further Stacey Langton, Alexis [email protected] town landmarks such delay. and William Leahy, Jenn Thor Jourgensen as our middle and high and Jeff Lupien, Michael Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] schools, and downtown. Sincerely, and Anne Malenfant, Jen Daniel Kane Offers a town asset and Robert Mandile, Sara Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 to enhance the overall Chris and Colleen An- and Kamden Maus- [email protected] health of our community, derson, Scott and Cindy er, Kara and Matthew Steve Krause enabling residents of all Areglado, Sonia Arista, Morton, Nate and Court- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ages and abilities to easi- Cathy and John Ballou ney Nunley, Larisa and [email protected] ly access recreation such Mealey, Edelyne and Stan- Marc Patacchiola, Nancy Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 as walking, cycling, cross ley Beauvais, Deb and Lee Pecoraro McManus, Mark [email protected] country skiing, running Biggar, Keith and Melissa and Elisa Preston, David Emma LeBlanc Pérez and rollerblading. Boccaci, Sonia and Ian and Marylee Riester, Catie Copy Editor Increases overall prop- Brady, Carly and Jason Roche, Lauren and Nate [email protected] erty values by enhancing Caggiano, Peter and Lisa Rosencranz, Rosie and Harold Rivera Sports Editor, ext. 1238 our community’s desir- Cash, John Ciampa, Mi- Edward Schiavo, Shanli [email protected] ability within Greater chael Ciezlewicz, Duncan Lui Sidun Li, Aicha Char- Roberto Scalese Boston. and Kristen Cooper, Diane fi Skander Limem, Peter News Editor, ext. 1211 We have been encour- and John Courtney, Geno and Crystal Smyrnios, [email protected] aged by the recent show and Natalie Covino, Sara Steven and Sondra Smyr- Anne Marie Tobin of state support in helping and Sam Crosbie, Michael nios, Andrew and Sarah Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] READERS’ FORUM to fund the final design, and Shannan Cuddy, Pat Steer, Patricia and Craig Bridget Turcotte the next stage needed to and Andrea Curley, Tim Underwood, Michele and Reporter, ext. 1269 build the project. In re- and Jamie Curley, Patrick Philip Vaccaro, Amber [email protected] We want your letters cent months, the nonprofit and Erin Curley, Michael and Craig Vaccaro, Stacey Ryan York Friends of the Lynnfield and Danielle D’Amelio, and Sean Valiton, Swati Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] Good newspapers and websites thrive on opinions and Rail Trail, was awarded a Kelly Foley Dan Kelley, Kodali Vikram Parva- comments from readers. Please send yours to the $100,000 reimbursement Shannon DelTore, Kate taneni, Liz Wertz, Rich TECHNOLOGY Editor of the Editorial Page, Thor Jourgensen, at grant by the Massachu- and Michael DePrizio, Whitcomb, Nomeeta and Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 [email protected] setts Department of Con- Wendy Dixon, Khoa and Kharram Zaheer. [email protected] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Nov. 26 - Sunday, Dec. 2

The Community Calendar Water Brewing Company, 6 Wednesday, Nov. 28 tion fundraiser, Stonewood REVERE Tuesday, Nov. 27 runs every Monday and cov- p.m. Tavern, 139 Lynnfield St., ers the week from Monday Concert Singers of Greater Entertainment 6-9 p.m. Education Monday, Nov. 26 through the following Sun- Lynn, Christmas Concert, 8 Spanish Story Time at Ab- Parent Advisory Board “What you need to know day. Items for the Communi- p.m., at Unitarian Church bot Public Library, 10:30 meeting, Higgins Middle Education about vaping” a presenta- School library, 6:30-8 p.m. ty Calendar can be sent to of Greater Lynn, 101 Forest a.m. Learn Spanish for Begin- tion by the Wellness Com- [email protected]. Ave. mittee at Belmonte Middle Municipal ners at Revere High School, Please include the town, type Tuesday, Nov. 27 School, 5 Dow St., 6 p.m. Abbot Hall Building Com- 5 p.m. of event (education, enter- Saturday, Dec. 1 English Classes for Adults Caregivers support group mittee meeting at Abbot Entertainment tainment, municipal), place at Revere High School, 5:30 at Saugus Council on Aging, ntertainment Hall, 8:30 a.m. Peabody Institute Library and time of event. E p.m. 12:30 p.m. Taproom Yoga at Bent Wa- Planning Board meeting open lab, 82 Main St. Go ter Brewing Company, 11 at Abbot Public Library, 7 to the creativity lab on the Municipal Friday, Nov. 30 LYNN a.m. p.m. lower level to do projects in- Public Works Subcommit- GSBC presents The Nut- cluding sewing 3D printing, tee meeting at Revere City Entertainment Monday, Nov. 26 cracker at Lynn Auditori- Thursday, Nov. 29 sound recording, woodwork- Hall, 5 p.m. Annual tree lighting cer- um, 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. ing and graphic design. Revere City Council Meet- emony at Saugus Center, Entertainment Entertainment Creators under 13 must be ing at Revere City Hall, 6 5-8:30 p.m. The Nutcracker Reading Municipal Teen Advisory Group at Ab- accompanied by a parent or p.m. guardian, 1-5 p.m. and Ballet Performance Leaf and Yard Waste Drop- bot Public Library, 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1 at Lynn Public Library, 4 off at Department of Public Municipal Tuesday, Nov. 27 p.m. Works, 250 Commercial St., Wednesday, Nov. 28 Entertainment Finance Committee Library Karaoke Night at Lazy Dog 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Entertainment Christmas Stroll at St. Mar- Liaisons meeting at Mary Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. Entertainment garet’s Parish, 431 Lincoln Alley Building, 7 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 15 meeting Sunday, Dec. 2 Gentle yoga for adults, Pea- at 249 Broadway, 7 p.m. Ave., 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Municipal body Institute Library West Lynn Public Schools Inter- Entertainment riday ov Branch, 603 Lowell St. Sign unicipal F , N . 30 M Sunday, Dec. 2 view, Director of Curriculum Concert Singers of Greater up required, call Dale, (978) Site Plan Review Commit- Entertainment and Instruction, at School Lynn, Christmas Concert, 535-3354, 9:30-10:30 a.m. tee at Revere City Hall, 10 Entertainment Montessori in the Morning Administration Building, at Unitarian Church of a.m. Meatball sub lunch at St. at Abbot Public Library, 100 Bennett St, 2 p.m. Greater Lynn, 101 Forest Thursday, Nov. 29 Substance Use Disorder Margaret’s Parish, 431 Lin- 10:30 a.m. Ave., 2:30 p.m. Initiatives drop-in center at coln Ave. There will also be Tuesday, Nov. 27 The Mavericks at Lynn Au- Education 437 Revere St., 5-8 p.m. more than 40 raffles, baked ditorium, 8 p.m. Sensory story time, Peabody Bi-monthly municipal hear- goods, and Christmas gifts Entertainment NAHANT Institute Library, 82 Main ing at Revere Police Depart- for purchase. 8:30 a.m. - Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports St. program room. For chil- ment, 6 p.m. noon. Bar, 8 p.m. LYNNFIELD Monday, Nov. 26 dren 18 months to 5 years old with autism spectrum Municipal Municipal Wednesday, Nov. 28 Monday, Nov. 26 disorders and other develop- SWAMPSCOTT City Council meeting at Municipal Vulnerability mental disabilities. Register Education City Hall, 8 p.m. Entertainment and Preparedness Com- for a space by calling (978) mittee meeting at Nahant Learn Spanish at Revere Tuesday, Nov. 27 Hanukkah story hour, pub- 531-0100, 10-10:45 a.m. Town Hall, 7 p.m. High School, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28 lic library, 18 Summer St. Municipal Entertainment Free for kids 6 years and Contributory Retirement hursday ov Entertainment under. For information call Tuesday, Nov. 27 Winter Wreath Workshop T , N . 29 Board at Swampscott Town Story Time with Miss Sue taught by Evelyn Rauseo Phyllis Osher, (978) 740- Entertainment Hall, 8 a.m. at Lynn Public Library, 9:30 Education at the West Branch Library, 4404, 4-5 p.m. Spanish musical fun and Zoning Board of Appeals a.m. Nahant Rocks at Johnson 603 Lowell St. in Peabody. meeting at Swampscott All materials, along with learning at Revere Public Adult Book Club at Lynn Elementary School cafetori- High School, 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1 wine, light refreshments, LIbrary, 11:30 a.m. Public Library, 6:30 p.m. um, 8 a.m. Finance Committee meet- and a door prize, are includ- Entertainment Municipal ing at Swampscott Town Entertainment ed. Tickets are available to Thursday, Nov. 29 Hall, 7 p.m. Holiday country store in PTO cooking class at John- purchase at all three library Commission on Disabilities: the Old Meeting House, 617 All inclusive arts at Revere Education son Elementary School, locations and cost $50. Main St., starts at 9 a.m. with Recreation Center at 150 Wednesday, Nov. 28 Lynn English High School 2:15 p.m. Space is limited. All pro- Santa Claus visiting at 10:45 Beach St., 6:30 p.m. invites eighth grade stu- ceeds from this event ben- a.m. followed by 4:30 p.m. Municipal Municipal dents and parents to its open efit the Peabody Institute Girls Scouts sing-a-long with Library Board of Trustees School Budget Subcommit- house. First hour, presenta- Library Foundation, 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30 “Light Up Lynnfield” trolley meeting at Nahant Public tee meeting at 3:30 p.m. at tion in auditorium, second tours leaving the Common at Library, 6:30 p.m. Municipal Superintendent’s Confer- hour, extracurricular activ- Saturday, Dec. 1 4:30, 5, 5:30 and 6 p.m. Commission on Disabilities ence Room, 207 Forest Ave., ities in cafeteria. For more 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28 Education office hours at Veterans information visit Lynn En- School Committee meeting First Book distribution Affairs Office, 249R Broad- glish website, www.lynnen- MARBLEHEAD at Swampscott High School, Entertainment day, Veterans Memorial way, 8:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. glish.org and the Lynn En- 7 p.m. glish Guidance Department PTO: Jr. Gardeners at John- High School, 485 Lowell onday ov Board of Selectmen meeting website, www.lehsguidance. M , N . 26 son Elementary School, St. Please bring an empty Saturday, Dec. 1 2:15 p.m. backpack to fill with books., at Swampscott High School, org, 6-7:45 p.m. Entertainment 11 am.-3 p.m. Entertainment 7 p.m. Fun Day Mondays Play Board of Assessors meeting Entertainment Friday, Nov. 30 7th Annual Santa Walk and Raw Art Works annual Hol- Group at Abbot Public Li- Entertainment Revere’s annual tree light- at Swampscott High School, iday Party and Sale, 6-9 brary, 10 a.m. Education “A White Christmas” fea- ing at Revere City Hall. 7 p.m. p.m. 37 Central Ave. Monday Night Children’s Johnson Elementary School turing the Hillyer Festival There will be vendors, mu- Karaoke Night at Buchan- Chess Club at Abbot Public picture retake day Orchestra in the Frank L. sic, food trucks, and pony Thursday, Nov. 29 an Cafe, 9 p.m. Library, 6 p.m. Girl Scout Gardners at Wiggin Auditorium, City rides. 2-6 p.m. Johnson Elementary Hall, 7 p.m. Entertainment Municipal Tuesday, Nov. 27 School, 2:15 p.m. Wine Glass Paint Night at School Committee meeting at Sunday Dec. 2 SAUGUS Swampscott Public Library, School Administration Build- Municipal 6:30 p.m. ing, 100 Bennett St., 7 p.m. Municipal Light Board PEABODY Entertainment Monday, Nov. 26 meeting at 80 Commercial “A White Christmas” fea- Saturday, Dec. 1 Friday, Nov. 30 St., 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 26 turing the Hillyer Festival Municipal Zoning Board of Appeals Orchestra in the Frank L. Retirement Board meeting Municipal Entertainment meeting at Abbot Hall, 7:30 Education Wiggin Auditorium, City at Town Hall Annex Build- Swampscott Idea Exchange Acoustic Fridays at Bent p.m. Peabody Education Founda- Hall, 5 p.m. ing, 12:30 p.m. at Town Hall, 10 a.m. Italy livid about deal to loan Leonardo works to Louvre By Frances D'emilio death. she said of Leonardo: "In ASSOCIATED PRESS "It's unfair, a mistaken France, all he did was die." deal," Italian Culture Min- Leonardo was born in ROME — So versatile istry Undersecretary Lucia 1452 in the Tuscan town of were Leonardo da Vinci's Borgonzoni said of a 2017 Vinci, Italy, and died in Am- talents in art and science agreement between a pre- boise, France, in 1519. and so boundless his vi- vious government and the Borgonzoni criticized how sionary imagination, he is Louvre. "Leonardo is an as part of the 2017 arrange- known to the world as the Italian genius," she told The ment, Italy also pledged to universal genius. program its own exhibits so But not to Italy's nation- Associated Press this week. Borgonzoni is a sena- they won't compete with the alist-tilting government, Louvre mega-show. which is livid about plans tor from the League, the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS "Italians-first" sovereign- The Louvre declined to by the Louvre museum comment on Italy's objec- Phil Mickelson won Friday’s match over Tiger Woods on the fourth play- ty-championing party in in Paris for a blockbuster tions, nor say which art- off hole to win $9 million. the nearly six-month-old exhibit next year with as works it requested from It- populist government. many as possible Leonardo aly, noting it's nearly a year masterpieces loaned from She was elaborating before the four-months-long Italian museums to mark on comments earlier this exhibit opens on Oct. 24, Turner’s B/R Live offering the 500th anniversary of month, in Italian daily Cor- 2019. the Renaissance artist's riere della Sera, in which Exhibit curator, Vincent Delieuvin, part of the Lou- pay-per-view match refunds vre's staff, also serves on the Italian Culture Min- ASSOCIATED PRESS nounced refunds. emailed statement: “Prior istry's committee which Technical difficultiesto the start of the event, we evaluated proposals from Turner’s B/R Live among marred the event, which experienced a technical is- museums worldwide for providers offering match re- was billed as golf’s first pay- sue with the B/R Live pay- the celebrations. He didn't funds per-view broadcast. wall that we tried to quickly reply to an emailed request By The Associated Press Some viewers were un- resolve. We decided to take for comment. Turner’s B/R Live brand able to view it on their down the paywall to ensure "While respecting the au- is offering a refund to those televisions after pay- that fans who already pur- tonomy of museums, nation- who experienced technical ing $19.95. Turner and chased the event would not al interests can't be put in difficulties during the Phil Bleacher Report repre- miss any action. This did second place," Borgonzoni Mickelson-Tiger Woods sentatives sent out links not impact the live stream- told Corriere. "The French pay-per-view match in Las on social media allowing ing of the competition and can't have everything." Vegas. people to view it for free on fans were treated to an And it appears they won't B/R Live said Saturday their computers and mo- event that was both engag- get all they want. that it would offer refunds. bile devices. ing and memorable. Un- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Uffizi Galleries in Charter Spectrum, Cox There were over 500 peo- fortunately, the pre-match Florence is considering Communications, Dish/ ple on hold online waiting technical issue did occur, The Louvre declined to comment on Italy’s ob- loaning the Louvre sever- Sling TV and AT&T — via for assistance during one and we will offer fans who jections, nor say which artworks it requested al Leonardo drawings. But its DirecTV and U-Verse point. purchased the event on B/R from Italy. director Eike D. Schmidt platforms — also an- Turner Sports said in an Live a refund.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Shooting at Planet Fitness, All address information, particu- Sunday at 12 Norton St. harm at 4:47 p.m. Friday. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Teodoro A. Mejia, 40, of 22 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Overdose Morris St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was 2 men arrested in Lynn it is the sole responsibility of the con- arrested and charged with un- A report of an overdose at licensed operation of a motor cerned party to contact the relevant 8:51 p.m. Saturday on Morris vehicle and failure to display LYNN — Two men were firearm within 500 feet of saw two suspects leav- police department and have the de- Street. owner’s name at 3:37 p.m. arrested following a shoot- a building, unlawful pos- ing the area and followed partment issue a notice of correction Friday. ing at Planet Fitness on session of ammo without a them until backup ar- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Theft Saturday afternoon. firearm identification card rived, Lynn Police Lt. Mi- Jahkeal Browne, 19, of and Class B drug traffick- chael Kmiec said. ifications will not be made without A report of a larceny at 3:37 Accidents express notice of change from the Roslindale, and Kymauri ing. Nobody was injured in p.m. Friday at 11 Sanborn Ter- A report of a motor vehicle Jean-Lestin, 19, of Lynn, Police responded to the the shooting. Police recov- arresting police department. race; at 4:14 p.m. Friday at crash at 4:10 p.m. Friday at were each charged with Boston Street gym after ered a firearm, ammuni- 645 Boston St.; at 8:13 p.m. Sears Automotive at 210S armed assault to murder, an off-duty officer heard tion and approximately LYNN Friday at 15 Sanborn Terrace; Andover St.; at 4:12 p.m. carrying a loaded firearm several shots fired short- 80 grams of crack cocaine, at 12:16 p.m. Saturday at 421 Friday at 312 Lowell St. and weapon, discharging a ly after 1 p.m. The officer Kmiec said. Arrests Essex St. Route 128 South; at 7:13 A report of motor vehicle p.m. Friday at Container Store Abiezer Alvarez, 33, of 130 theft at 10:18 p.m. Saturday at 210C Andover St.; at 4:48 Neptune Blvd., was arrested at 200 Locust St. p.m. Saturday at Christian Police robbery in Revere and charged with uninsured Book Distributors at 140 Sum- motor vehicle/trailer, unreg- Vandalism mit St.; at 5:20 p.m. Saturday istered motor vehicle, Class A at A Plus Market at 50 Central leads to manhunt, 2 at large drug possession and on a war- A report of vandalism at 10:59 p.m. Friday at 1 Wyman St.; at 12:20 a.m. Sunday at 2 rant at 8:55 p.m. Friday. ants reportedly showed a marsh. The MBTA briefly St.; at 12:51 p.m. Saturday at Lynch St. A car into a pole was By Bella DiGrazia Brittnie Beauchain, 24, of ITEM STAFF gun during the attempt. 130 Neptune Blvd.; at 12:54 reported. The driver fled the shut down service on the 2 Brady St., N Walpole, was State, Transit, and Bos- p.m. Saturday at 170 S Com- scene on foot and was later Blue Line while officers arrested and charged with un- REVERE — Two sus- ton police responded to mon St.; at 3:32 a.m. Sunday taken to Salem Hospital. Sarah and K9 units continued licensed operation of a motor pects are still at large assist Revere officers with at 4 Johnson’s Terrace. Carter, 18, of was summoned the search on the tracks vehicle and on a warrant at after three people at- the search. Two people A report of motor vehicle for unlicensed operation and and surrounding area 10:54 p.m. Friday. tempted to rob an elderly matching the description of vandalism at 9:44 a.m. Sun- leaving the scene of an acci- between Beachmont and Jahkeal Browne, 19, of 881 woman at gunpoint in the the suspects were spotted day at 309 Boston St. dent with property damage; at Suffolk Downs stations. American Legion Highway, 9:15 a.m. Sunday at YMCA at Beachmont neighborhood at the Beachmont MBTA The search was termi- Roslindale, was arrested and 259 Lynnfield St.; at 1:06 p.m. of Revere. station, and immediately nated at approximately charged with carrying a loaded MARBLEHEAD Sunday at Peabody Diner at Police initially respond- ran when they saw officers, 7:15 p.m. and the suspect firearm weapon, discharging 10 Margin St. ed to a report that three according to Revere Police remains at large, said Pro- a firearm within 500 feet of Arrest A report of a motor vehicle youths tried to rob an el- Lt. Glenn Malley. copio. The investigation is a building, armed assault to derly woman around 5:55 One suspect was caught Shawn W. McLaughlin, 40, crash with personal injury at ongoing. murder, Class B drug traffick- p.m. on Saturday, accord- and arrested. The other of 6 Ames Road, Apt. 2, was 4:44 p.m. Friday at Mall En- ing over 36 grams and unlaw- ing to Massachusetts State jumped onto the tracks, Bella DiGrazia can be arrested and charged with as- trance on Northshore Road. ful possession of a firearm Police spokesman Dave and officers gave chase as reached at bdigrazia@ sault and battery on a police A report of a motor vehi- without a firearm identification Procopio. One of the assail- the suspect ran into the itemlive.com. officer, intimidating a witness/ cle hit and run crash at 9:52 card at 1:55 p.m. Saturday. a.m. Saturday at Tillie’s Farm Kymauri Jean-Lestin, 19, of juror/police/court official, resisting arrest and threat to Stand at 189 Lynn St. A caller 14 Ashton Terrace, was arrest- reported the porch was struck ed and charged with carrying commit crime at 6:49 p.m. Questions remain in Alabama Saturday. by a motor vehicle the previous a loaded firearm weapon, dis- night; at 5:56 p.m. Saturday charging a firearm within 500 Accidents at 2 Andover St. and Wilson mall shooting of black man feet of a building, armed as- Square; at 1:30 p.m. Sunday sault to murder, Class B drug A report of a motor vehicle at CVS at 85 Lynnfield St. trafficking over 36 grams and By Kim Chandler the shooting remains un- hit and run crash at 7:57 a.m. unlawful possession of a fire- ASSOCIATED PRESS der investigation. Friday on Garfield Street. arm without a firearm iden- Complaints About 200 demonstra- A report of a motor vehicle HOOVER, Ala. — The tification card at 1:49 p.m. tors marched Saturday crash at 2 p.m. Friday at Nau- A nurse reported that a father of a black man Saturday. evening through the Riv- gus Avenue and Mound Road. member of the group home killed by a police officer Elijah Johnson, 31, of 100 erchase Galleria mall in A caller reported he struck a possibly tried to choke another during a shooting at an Light St., was arrested and suburban Birmingham tree on Naugus Avenue the member of the group home at Alabama mall said his son charged with two counts of and held a moment of si- previous night. He didn’t know 4:47 p.m. Friday at 120 Rus- had a permit to carry a drug possession with intent to lence for Bradford at the if it was a private or public tree, sell St. Santos Galarza, 25, gun for self-defense, add- distribute and resisting arrest spot where he was killed. but said there was no damage was arrested. ing it was hurtful police at 7:09 p.m. Friday. The slain man’s step- to it; at 6:31 p.m. Friday on A report of suspicious activity initially portrayed his son Sade Kirksey, of 851 Revere mother, Cynthia Bradford, Tedesco Street. An erratic op- at 2:49 p.m. Saturday at 8 Star- as the shooter. Beach Parkway, Revere, was described her stepson, erator headed toward Salem/ bard Terrace. A caller reported Emantic “E.J.” Bradford arrested on warrant charges who went by E.J., as a re- Swampscott was reported to a man driving a black vehicle Jr., 21, was fatally shot of threat to commit crime and spectful young man whose police; at 8:36 a.m. Saturday went to the door and told her by the officer responding disorderly conduct at 4:33 11-year-old daughter he was father worked at a jail for on Front Street. to the Thanksgiving night PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Sunday. their mailman. An officer report- shooting that wounded the Birmingham Police De- Anthony Menici, 36, of 85 Breaking and Entering ed the person was a temporary an 18-year-old man and a Police initially thought partment. She also said of East India Row, Boston, was mail carrier; at 2:52 p.m. Sat- 12-year-old girl bystand- Emantic Fitzgerald the initial police account: arrested on a warrant charge A report of a breaking and urday at 3 John Road. The fire er. Hoover police initially Bradford, Jr., 21, was “We knew that was false.” of being a fugitive at 6:26 p.m. entering at 8:44 a.m. Saturday department received a call from said they thought Brad- responsible for shoot- The unanswered ques- Friday. on Leggs Hill Road. A construc- the resident that a suspicious ford, who was carrying a ing two people but lat- tions surrounding the tion worker reported his trailer item was found in his yard. An handgun, was responsible er retracted that state- shooting have stirred emo- Accidents and the work site were broken officer took possession of the but later retracted that ment. tions in the suburb of the into overnight. Multiple tools majority-black city of Bir- A report of a motor vehicle item; at 3:04 p.m. Saturday at statement. They subse- were stolen from the site. Newbury Comics at 210N An- quently said it was unlike- more than two people were mingham. crash at 3:14 p.m. Friday at Demonstrators on Sat- Porthole Pub at 98 Lynnway; dover St. Police received a re- ly that Bradford had done involved in the initial fight urday included several at 5:01 p.m. Friday at Broad Complaints port of a suspicious person who the shooting. ahead of the shooting, and may have exposed themselves; Bradford’s father, Eman- that “at least one gunman” relatives, and they chant- and Market streets; at 5:56 A caller reported there were at 10:37 p.m. Saturday at tic Bradford Sr., speaking is still at large who could ed “E.J.” and “no justice, p.m. Friday at Edwards Court two older women on his door- Northshore Mall at 210N Ando- Saturday night with The be responsible. Police said no peace” as they marched and Western Avenue; at 6:53 step going through his outgoing ver St. A caller reported hearing Associated Press, said while Bradford Jr. “may past Christmas shoppers p.m. Friday at Essex Court and mail at 11:27 a.m. Friday on 10 to 12 gunshots in the area the family wants to know have been involved in at the mall. Essex Street; at 8:27 p.m. Fri- Londonderry Road. The caller between the Terrace Estates if there is police body some aspect of the alterca- Family members de- day at 61 Breed St.; at 10:20 reported he watched from his and the mall. An officer report- camera footage from the tion, he likely did not fire scribed their horror of p.m. Friday at Burger King at kitchen window before he went ed there were fireworks in the shooting. Police have not the rounds that wounded finding out from social 108 Boston St.; at 10:53 p.m. to the door. The women report- area; at 11:28 p.m. Saturday confirmed to AP whether the 18-year-old victim.” media that Bradford was Friday at 24 Sutcliffe Road; at edly identified themselves as at 7-Eleven at 79 Lowell St. Po- such footage exists. Rector said police regret dead. Video circulated on 7:54 a.m. Saturday at Sonny’s Jehovah’s Witnesses and were lice received a report of a man Hoover Police Captain that their initial state- social media of Bradford Car Wash at 700 Lynnway; at asking too many questions, ac- wearing a red jacket, cream Gregg Rector said inves- ment about Bradford was lying in a pool of blood on 5:31 p.m. Saturday at Broad cording to the caller. He asked and Exchange streets; at colored tie and without pants tigators now believe that not accurate and added the mall floor. them to leave and were con- on running down Main Street in 10:48 p.m. Saturday at 686 cerned about their action of Boston St.; at 11:49 p.m. the vicinity of the library head- going through the mail. ed downtown. Shortly later, the POLICE BRIEFS Saturday at 73 Hollingsworth A caller reported an SUV St.; at 12:54 a.m. Sunday same man was reported at with people inside smoking the 7-Eleven on Lowell Street. at Laighton and Washington weed at 8:44 p.m. Friday on Man struck, killed standing Prosecutors say after holding noisy protests streets; at 11:19 a.m. Sunday Police checked both areas but meeting the girl earlier for weeks trying to force Front Street. couldn’t find the man. in front of his disabled truck at Eastern Avenue and Harvest A report of suspicious ac- this year, the pair went to Gardner to move. Street; at 12:44 p.m. Sunday tivity at 3:16 a.m. Saturday SOMERSET (AP) — A a movie and then had sex Gardner’s wife, Patricia, at Howard and Lander streets. on Washington Street. A caller Theft man standing in front in his pickup truck down says they’re staying put A report of a motor vehicle reported there was a silver se- of his disabled pickup the street from her home. and she is “1,000 per- A report of a larceny at 4:48 Phelps pleaded not cent” certain he will not hit and run crash at 3:24 p.m. dan in the middle of the street p.m. Friday at Pilgrim Rehabili- truck has been struck Friday at 60 Harwood St.; at with its hazards on. She said and killed on the side of a guilty at his arraignment re-offend. tation & Skilled Nursing Center in February and was Gardner was convicted 12:12 p.m. Saturday at 454 there were three men trying at 96 Forest St. A caller wanted highway. Essex St.; at 3:10 p.m. Satur- to get into the front door of State police say 66-year- freed on bail with GPS of multiple child rapes in to report theft of multiple items. monitoring. the 1980s in Rhode Island day at 156 Holyoke St.; at 5 her neighbor’s house. The men A missing doll was reported; at old Delton Pacheco, of p.m. Saturday at 437 Summer then reportedly got back into Somerset, was hit Friday Phelps’ attorney says and Massachusetts. 4:54 p.m. Friday at YMCA at his client had no idea the St.; at 12:34 a.m. Sunday at the car and took off. 259 Lynnfield St. A theft from on I-195 near Exit 4 at 597 Western Ave. A report of an unresponsive around noon. girl was underage and Officer struck, injured the locker room was report- all sexual contact was man in the bushes at 12:42 ed; at 12:55 p.m. Saturday at Pacheco was in front of by suspect’s car consensual. Assaults p.m. Saturday on Prospect YMCA at 259 Lynnfield St. A his truck with the hood during traffic stop Street. A caller reported a up when another car A report of an assault and caller reported his credit cards man lying in the bushes with struck his vehicle from Supporters of convicted child TYNGSBOROUGH (AP) battery with a dangerous were stolen from his locker and his eyes open, but he had no behind while it was in the — A police officer has weapon at 3:30 p.m. Satur- there was an attempt to use rapist hold peace vigil pulse. The person was taken to acceleration lane. been struck and injured day on Hollingsworth Street; at them at the Apple Store. Salem Hospital. Pacheco and the oth- PROVIDENCE, R.I. by a suspect’s car during 4:24 p.m. Saturday on Lincoln er driver, a 60-year-old (AP) — Friends and fam- a traffic stop. Street. Vandalism PEABODY Swansea woman who has ily of a man who spent Tyngsborough Police not yet been identified, decades in prison for Breaking and Entering A report of vandalism at Chief Richard Howe says Arrests 9:18 p.m. Friday at Stonewood were taken to the hospi- sexually assaulting chil- Officer Daniel Campbell A report of a motor vehicle Tavern at 139 Lynnfield St. tal where Pacheco was dren held a vigil outside pulled over a speeding breaking and entering at 3:40 Santos Galarza, 25, of 120 A caller reported his car tires pronounced dead. his Rhode Island home BMW at around 6 a.m. p.m. Friday at 71 Birch St. Russell St., was arrested and were slashed; at 10:36 a.m. calling for peace, but Saturday. charged with assault and bat- Saturday at 2 Gates Road. A Man’s child rape trial were quickly met by noisy The suspect pulled into Complaints tery on a family/household caller reported five to six in- to start in January counter-protesters. a driveway but suddenly member, assault and battery flatable Christmas decorations WJAR-TV reports that reversed, striking the of- A report of a gunshot at 1:15 on a person 60 or older/dis- were damaged the previous WOBURN (AP) — A friends of Richard Gard- ficer’s cruiser as it pulled p.m. Saturday at Planet Fitness abled and strangulation or night. The suspect fled the area man charged with sexu- ner gathered outside his up behind it. at 50 Boston St.; at 8:51 a.m. suffocation with serious bodily in a small, black car. ally assaulting a 14-year- Providence home Satur- The driver, Camilo old girl he met on a chat day night holding signs of Cruz, 27, of Newton, was website is scheduled to go support. Gardner himself arrested and charged in trial in January. held a sign that read “Are with assault and battery The Recorder reports you the same person you on a police officer, negli- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 that 27-year-old Raymond were 30 years ago?” gent operation of a motor Phelps, of Bernardston, He went inside when vehicle and other offenses. Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY faces charges of rape of a neighbors started honk- A passenger, 49-year-old Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn child and enticement of ing car horns and tearing Jose Reyes, of Roxbury, a child under the age of signs out of the hands of was arrested on warrants All reports of neighborhood and your tip to activity will be investigated. 16 in Middlesex Superior his supporters. for larceny and drug pos- Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) Court starting Jan. 8. Neighbors have been session from Boston. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION After heading to U.S. border, migrants enveloped in tear gas

By Christopher al migrants at the bor- demonstration to try to Sherman der trying to jump over pressure the U.S to hear ASSOCIATED PRESS the fence. Yards away on their asylum claims and the U.S. side, shoppers carried hand-painted TIJUANA, Mexico — streamed in and out of an American and Honduran Migrants approaching the outlet mall. flags while chanting: “We U.S. border from Mexico U.S. Border Patrol he- are not criminals! We are were enveloped with tear licopters flew overhead, international workers!” gas Sunday after a few while U.S. agents held A second line of Mexican tried to breach the fence vigil on foot beyond the police carrying plastic riot separating the two coun- wire fence in California. shields stood guard out- tries. The Border Patrol office in side a Mexican customs U.S. agents shot the gas, San Diego said via Twit- and immigration plaza. according to an Associ- ter that pedestrian cross- ated Press reporter on That line of police had ings have been suspended installed tall steel panels the scene. Children were at the San Ysidro port of behind them outside the screaming and coughing entry at both the East and Chaparral crossing on the in the mayhem. West facilities. All north- Mexican side of the border. Honduran migrant Ana bound and southbound Zuniga, 23, said she saw traffic was halted. Migrants were asked by migrants open a small Earlier Sunday, several police to turn back toward PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hole in concertina wire at hundred Central Ameri- Mexico. a gap on the Mexican side More than 5,000 mi- Lilly Langworth, of Chipley, Fla., says she’s watching for signs of trauma can migrants pushed past among her son Max and her two children following the storm. of a levee, at which point a blockade of Mexican grants have been camped U.S. agents fired tear gas police who were standing in and around a sports at them. guard near the interna- complex in Tijuana after “We ran, but when you tional border crossing. making their way through Tough hurricane recovery job: run the gas asphyxiates They appeared to easi- Mexico in recent weeks you more,” she told the AP ly pass through without via caravan. Many hope while cradling her 3-year- using violence, and some to apply for asylum in the Making kids feel safe again old daughter Valery in her of the migrants called U.S., but agents at the arms. on each other to remain San Ysidro entry point are By Kelli Kennedy tel where they went for zone had to wait weeks for Mexico’s Milenio TV also peaceful. processing fewer than 100 ASSOCIATED PRESS a time. They ended up schools to reopen. Others showed images of sever- They convened the asylum petitions a day. about four hours away in had to remain for a time in When Tiffany Har- Gainesville, north Florida. temporary living quarters. ris and her two children Finding food and shelter And experts say children emerged from their hotel each night was a struggle. are undergoing severe after Hurricane Michael Often they had to sleep in stress as they watch their roared past, her 3-year- their car. parents attempt to rebuild old son pointed to a sea of Hurricanes and the daily their lives. fallen trees and shattered challenges that come with “That loss of safety, loss buildings. surviving what follows of innocence and that loss “It’s broken. It’s broken, can be especially troubling of routine and the ability Mommy, fix it,” she recalls for children, who may be her little boy Amari beg- to really enjoy play. You too young to understand particularly see that in ging. what’s happening around Harris, who lives with children in shelters,” said them. It’s been especially Sarah Thompson, direc- her boyfriend, two chil- hard on Harris’ two tod- tor of U.S. emergencies for dren, plus her sister and dlers. Save the Children. her four children near Sometimes the toddlers The organization hosted Panama City, soon learned refuse to eat. Getting their town house was un- them to use the bathroom therapeutic play areas in inhabitable. Everything has again become a strug- three shelters impacted by was a total loss after Mi- gle. The children are irri- Michael. Those programs chael powered inland table, constantly asking are staffed by experts who across the Florida Pan- why they can’t go home. work on “listening to them handle as a Category 4 And Harris’ normally hap- and saying, ‘it’s OK to feel monster on Oct. 10. py 2-year-old daughter, angry and it’s OK to be “All their toys are just Ayla, cries all the time. fearful in this situation,’” gone. Even shoes and “It’s the worst feeling as said Thompson. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS clothes,” Harris said, tears a mother. To not be able After a traumatic event, The mayor of Tijuana has declared a humanitarian crisis in his border city welling in her eyes. “All we to help or do anything or experts note, some chil- dren become hyperactive, and says that he has asked the United Nations for aid to deal with the ap- have is what’s left in our change anything,” said while others withdraw proximately 5,000 Central American migrants who have arrived in the city. car.” the 25-year-old mother. “I The two families, with can’t fix it.” and become quiet. For six children between After Michael’s ram- some, the stress affects them, were forced because page, some children in sleeping, eating and bath- Democrats shun idea of Pelosi of mold to leave the ho- the Panhandle hurricane room patterns. floor fight in speaker’s race Ex-Trump campaign adviser loses By Lisa Mascaro stepped aside, Pelosi is proach that may require ASSOCIATED PRESS expected to easily win the a leap of faith that other his bid to delay prison sentence majority from her ranks. lawmakers are unwilling WASHINGTON — Call But opponents have hopes to take, especially as Pelo- By Hope Yen tence after it was handed hind his case. In recent it the chaos theory for of denying her the broader si amasses an outpouring picking the next House ASSOCIATED PRESS down in September. Moss months, he has spent support she needs when of support from advocacy noted that Papadopoulos many nights posting on speaker. the new Congress holds a groups, labor unions and WASHINGTON — A Those Democrats trying had agreed not to appeal Twitter, as has his wife, vote in January. even former President federal judge on Sunday in most circumstances venting anger about the to stop California Rep. rejected a last-minute bid One of those organizing Barack Obama in a dis- as part of his plea agree- FBI and insisting he was Nancy Pelosi from re- by former Trump cam- against her, Rep. Kathleen play of raw power. ment and the judge said framed by the govern- claiming the job say they paign foreign policy advis- Rice, D-N.Y., said recently Trying to head off that the challenge to Mueller’s ment. He has also offered don’t need a rival can- that the lack of a sure-fire debate, Pelosi sent a letter er George Papadopoulos to appointment was unlike- to testify before the Sen- didate just yet. Instead, challenger is beside the to colleagues thanking “so delay his two-week prison ly to be successful in the ate’s intelligence commit- they plan to show that Pe- point. The goal is to force many of you for the strong term and ordered him U.S. Court of Appeals for tee, which is investigating losi lacks the votes to win the question. support you have given to surrender Monday as the District of Columbia Russian interference in the race. And then, they “The whole concept of me” and asked that “we all scheduled. the 2016 presidential elec- say, new challengers will you can’t beat somebody support” the party’s nomi- Papadopoulos sought Circuit. Four different fed- tion, if he’s granted immu- emerge. with nobody is a Nancy nee for speaker when the the delay until an appeals eral judges have upheld nity or other conditions. It’s strategy that has Pelosi talking point,” she full House votes. “Our uni- court had ruled in a sep- Mueller’s appointment as “The truth will all be out. other Democrats cringing said. ty is our power,” she wrote. arate case challenging the proper. at the prospect of their As Rice and others in the At one point Pelosi’s op- constitutionality of special “The prospect that the Not even a prison sentence new House majority in group led by Reps. Seth ponents counted 17 Dem- counsel Robert Mueller’s D.C. Circuit will reach a can stop that momentum,” disarray. They say vot- Moulton of Massachusetts ocrats on a letter against appointment. contrary conclusion is re- Papadopoulos wrote Sun- ers swept them to office and Tim Ryan of Ohio see Pelosi and were hoping But in an order Sunday, mote,” Moss wrote. day. “Looking forward to in this month’s elections it, it’s all in the math. for more. But one by one, U.S. District Court Judge Tweeting in response testifying publicly shortly to govern, not become At the moment, there some of them started Randolph Moss said Pap- Sunday, Papadopoulos after. The wool isn’t going bogged down by the kind are at least 15 Pelosi op- standing down. adopoulos had waited too said he looked forward to to be pulled over Ameri- of Republican infighting ponents, making for a A potential rival, Rep. long to contest his sen- telling the full story be- ca’s eyes forever.” that sent Ohio Rep. John razor-thin vote. House Marcia Fudge, D-Ohio, de- Papadopoulos had filed Boehner to an early exit Democrats won a 233-seat cided against a challenge, an initial motion on Nov. as speaker and weakened majority in the 435-mem- agreeing instead to lead a 16, nearly two months his successor, Wisconsin ber House in the Novem- new subcommittee on vot- after the deadline for ap- Rep. Paul Ryan. ber midterm election, with ing integrity. Pelosi revived pealing his conviction or The last thing they a few races still uncalled. that panel and recommend- sentence. He followed up want is a floor fight over Pelosi needs 218 to win ed Fudge for the post, ele- with a request to delay the leadership post when the job, if all Republicans vating an issue important his sentence pending that Congress opens work in oppose her, which is likely. to the Congressional Black motion on Wednesday, the January. The margin could expand Caucus, especially after day before Thanksgiving. “If the first Democratic slightly with absences or close races this month in “Papadopoulos waited value they see is chaos, if lawmakers simply vote Florida and Georgia. until the eleventh hour to I don’t think that’s very “present.” Another opponent, Rep. seek relief; indeed, he did good,” said Rep. Don Bey- “The first step is showing Brian Higgins, D-N.Y., not file his second motion er, D-Va., who recently that she cannot get to 218,” dropped his opposition af- — the stay request — un- wrote an op-ed with col- Rice told reporters, “and ter he said Pelosi agreed til the last business day leagues supporting Pelosi. then I believe the challeng- to have him take the lead before he was scheduled “I don’t think it’s a good ers will emerge that can on his proposal to expand to surrender to serve his look at all.” allow new members to say, Medicare as an option for sentence,” Moss’ 13-page The chaos theory will be Ok here’s another possibil- those age 50 to 65. order states. “He has only put to a test this coming ity, now I get it.” As opponents regrouped, his own delay to blame. week when House Demo- Moulton, a Marine vet- Pelosi was home for the Papadopoulos pleaded crats meet in private for eran, said earlier he hopes holiday recess in Califor- guilty last year to lying to a vote nominating Pelosi it will be “a chaotic de- nia, working the phones federal agents about his to become speaker in Jan- bate” for new leadership and doling out the kinds interactions with Russian uary. She held that post because “that would be of perks that show the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS intermediaries during the from 2007 to 2011, the healthy for the party.” potential power of being 2016 presidential cam- first woman to serve as But after the election speaker in ways it hasn’t George Papadopoulos, the first campaign aide paign. He also forfeited speaker. delivered Democrats the been wielded on Capitol sentenced in Mueller’s investigation, triggered most of his rights to con- After one potential rival House majority, it’s an ap- Hill. the initial Russia investigation two years ago. test his conviction. A8 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Fans gather for Paula Abdul concert at Lynn Auditorium

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HAROLD RIVERA By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR SALEM — When Salem State This men’s basketball coach Chris Harvey reflects on last season, there’s plenty that makes him proud. score The Vikings went undefeated in the Massachusetts State Col- lege Athletic Conference (MAS- made CAC), peaked into the national Division III rankings and fin- ished the season with 22 wins. sense But with six seniors from last At first glance, last year’s roster having graduated, Wednesday’s 60-0 Bish- this season’s team has turned op Fenwick win over St. the page on 2017-2018 and is Mary’s was shocking. I looking to form its own identity. hadn’t seen the Crusad- “Last year we were undefeat- ers play this season, but ed in MASCAC play and then I knew they had plenty we got upset in the conference of offensive threats and semifinals,” Harvey, in his 12th I knew they could score season at Salem State, said. “We points. I had seen St. were nationally ranked and re- Mary’s play multiple gionally ranked almost all year. times, including its win We graduated six seniors. The over Cohasset in the Divi- approach this year is the same. sion 7 state semifinal, and It’s to mold a young team to I knew the Spartans were come together, get everybody to playing their best football. buy into what we’re trying to I was interested in finding do. We’re trying to compete for out who the better team a league title and take it from was. Wednesday’s game there. It’s challenging but we’re did nothing to answer trying to mold seven or eight that question. new faces.” But the more I thought Through the first six games about it, the more that of this season, the Vikings are 60-0 final made sense. 2-4. Wins over UMass Dart- St. Mary’s, bound for the mouth and Mt. St. Vincent were Division 7 state champi- sandwiched between defeats to onship game this Satur- Keene State, Williams, Gordon day at Gillette Stadium, PHOTO COURTESY OF SALEM STATE and Bates. dealt with injuries and a Junior Sean Bryan, shown in action earlier this season against Clark University, might be “I think we’re gelling,” Harvey short week of practice in the best player in the MASCAC, Salem State coach Chris Harvey says. SALEM STATE, B2 preparing for Fenwick. Very rarely is that a win- ning combination at the high school level. Fen- wick, on the other hand, Swampscott’s Parker has had a week and a half to prepare for the Spartans. Advantage Fenwick. Pennsylvania in her sights Spartans first-year coach Sean Driscoll wasn’t By Harold Rivera Parker, who’s interested in studying taking any chances with ITEM SPORTS EDITOR English or science, felt UPenn offered his key players in this the best mix of academics and a com- one. St. Mary’s sidelined SWAMPSCOTT — Faye Parker has petitive basketball program. She also six starters because of made a name for herself on the hard- considered Cornell and Bucknell before injuries and played a wood at Tabor Academy. committing to UPenn in July. number of its underclass- A Swampscott native, Parker has also “Academics are very important to men last Wednesday -- made noise at the AAU level for the Bos- me as well as basketball,” Parker said. none of which I’m blaming ton Showstoppers. Earlier this month, “That was kind of the best of both Driscoll for. Parker sealed her future plans when she worlds for me. I know I’ll be challenged Driscoll had to make a signed a National Letter of Intent to play in both aspects and that’s what I really decision. Either he played women’s basketball at Division I Univer- wanted out of the school.” his starters and risk his sity of Pennsylvania of the Ivy League. She also came away impressed with key players getting hurt “It was a little difficult finally saying UPenn’s Philadelphia campus. for in a game that carried ‘yes I’m going to go here’ but the deci- “I loved the idea of going to a big school COURTESY PHOTO after growing up in a small town,” Park- little meaning (Fenwick sion itself was easy,” Parker, a 6-4 for- Faye Parker, center, signs her letter of intent er said. “I love that it’s in the middle of won the CCL Large with ward/center, said. “I was really in love anked by her mother, Tracy, and father, Stu- the victory), or he kept his with the school.” PARKER, B2 art. starters out of action and healthy for Blackstone Valley this weekend. I’m all for competition and rivalries, but I would’ve Palmieri happy that her life has come full circle picked the latter. When St. Mary’s reflects By Daniel Kane the parents that you deal with it “It was a tough decision in the on the 2018 season, what ITEM STAFF was always a pleasure. These are sense of leaving Melrose,” Palm- the Spartans will remem- the type of people I don’t mind ieri said. “I was only there for a ber most is the run to PEABODY — Since graduat- talking to and being around. I year but it was such a great ex- the state championship ing from Peabody High School in love to give back to this commu- perience. I had no reason to leave game. Last week’s game 2008, Tawny Palmieri has been nity.” other than to come back to where against Fenwick isn’t one fortunate to be able to return to Palmieri, who played softball I played. I couldn’t have asked for the Spartans will recollect the Tanners as both a teacher at Peabody before moving on to a better opportunity than this. in the grand scheme of and field hockey coach. play at UMass Amherst and then It’s a once in a lifetime chance to things, regardless of the “It was weird to be back teach- Merrimack College, will take on come coach here at Peabody.” result. Nothing against ing there as well as being able to a different role this spring after With four years of coaching ex- the Catholic Central coach,” Palmieri said. “It’s just being named head coach of the perience under her belt, Palmieri League, or any other crazy to do a 360 and come back Tanners softball team. She re- is ready to set the bar high for league/conference in the to where you once were.” ceived the appointment earlier Peabody in her first season. state, but league/confer- Adjusting to her new roles in this month. “I’m hoping to do something ence crowns don’t com- Peabody was made easier thanks “Being able to give back to special with this team here at pare to winning the Super to a great group of student ath- where I went to school and a Peabody,” Palmieri said. “I’m Bowl. Marblehead went letes and parents to work with. team that I once played for is a both excited and nervous about undefeated in North- ITEM FILE PHOTO “It’s been good, field hockey dream come true,” Palmieri said. it. I’m just going to keep coach- eastern Conference play this season went great. I couldn’t But the decision wasn’t an easy ing the way I know how and have Tawny Palmieri will add but the Magicians were have asked for a better experi- one for Palmieri, who had been been for four years. I’m going to softball to her Peabody ence,” Palmieri said. “From the coaching the softball team at RIVERA, B2 High coaching duties. group that I was coaching to even Melrose High. PALMIERI, B2 Ho-hum. Another record for No. 12; Pats win

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) .500 record or better. That ranks sec- knee. — Tom Brady set yet another NFL ond in NFL history to only Dallas, “I’d prefer to be healthy and prac- record. Ho-hum. The New England which had 21 in a row from 1965-85. tice all the time,” Brady said. “That Patriots quarterback was more ex- Brady had just one TD throw in his just wasn’t the case.” cited about earning another victory. previous three games, but connected He was plenty good enough. Brady threw two touchdown pass- with Rob Gronkowski and Julian Rookie Sony Michel ran for a sea- es and became the career leader in Edelman against the AFC East-rival son-best 133 yards and a TD , and total yards passing in regular-sea- Jets (3-8). The Patriots quarterback the Patriots had 215 yards rushing son and playoff games, leading the went 20 of 31 for 283 yards, giving — responding well to coach Bill Beli- Patriots past the New York Jets 27- him 79,416 for his career. chick’s challenge to his offense. 13 on Sunday. He also reached 3,000 yards pass- “We talked about being consis- “Just wins,” Brady said. “That’s ing for the 16th straight season, ty- tent week in and week out,” Michel what we’re here for. I’m trying to be ing Peyton Manning for second in said, “playing Patriots football, be- a part of as many of these as I can.” NFL history behind Brett Favre’s ing physical and run the ball and Well, the five-time Super Bowl 18. throw the ball and control the line of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS champion certainly has lots of those. That’s all after missing Friday’s scrimmage.” The latest clinched the Patriots (8- practice with an illness after being Tom Brady became the career leader in total 3) their 18th straight season with a limited during the week with a sore PATRIOTS, B2 yards (79,416) with Sunday’s win over the Jets. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018

Big goal for Alex Ixlaj Salem State men’s basketball builds anew

SALEM STATE area. From B1 “I think it’s important. You want to have a pres- said. “We’re starting to ence in the North Shore develop some chemistry. and provide these kids We’re starting to get a with a viable option to good sense of rotation. come to college,” Harvey There’s a sense of trust as said. “We want to keep the we’re sharing the ball. The homegrown guys close. Fi- guys are working hard. nancially it might make It’s a matter of getting sense for these kids to that level of effort to meet take a strong look at Sa- the execution. We’re en- lem State. We try to iden- gaged in the moment but tify the kids that want to I think the inexperience stay local and have their and inability to execute at family support behind times is what we’re lack- them. That’s something ing right now.” we take very seriously.” Salem State’s offense Harvey feels the MAS- has shown signs of prog- CAC will be competi- ress. Junior guard Sean tive this winter. The Vi- Bryan’s averaging 24.7 kings have stacked their points per game and leads non-conference schedule the team in scoring. Ju- with top-notch opponents nior Hakeem Animashaun in hopes of preparing (15.8 ppg) and seniors themselves for conference Bryan Martinez (11.2 PHOTO COURTESY OF SALEM STATE play. ppg) and Tyreik McCau- Junior forward Tyreik McCauley takes a shot “This could be year ley (10.7 ppg) have also during a recent game. where there’s going to helped Salem State put be a bit more parity in the ball in the net. Fresh- the league,” Harvey said. man Chris MacDonald inside-out game and we This year’s roster fea- “Over the last few years (5.0 ppg), a Malden Cath- have kids who can shoot tures a handful of lo- we’ve all graduated some olic graduate, has shown the basketball.” cal names. Martinez is good players. I’ve always promise. Defensively, the Vikings a Salem native, while believed it’s a race to 10 “It starts with Sean Bry- have work to do. Oppo- Peabody’s Matt D’Am- wins. If you can get to 10-2 an,” Harvey said. “He’s nents are scoring 90.2 ato (sophomore guard), you have a good chance at averaging over 20 points a points per game through Revere’s Gerald Jean- winning. COURTESY PHOTO game. To me, he’s the best the first six contests. Charles (sophomore “I think we stack up Classical junior Alex Ixlaj, left, with coach player in the league and “We’re still trying to guard/forward), Glouces- well,” he continued. “For Eric Moreno Jr., scored a goal in an East- he could be one of the best identify who we are,” Har- ter’s Evan Mason (sopho- sure the challenge for us ern Mass. All-Star game Friday. “I am players in New England vey said. “I think defense more guard) and Malden’s as a young team is navi- very proud as a coach to be able to have as he continues to devel- is always the last to come Fern Berard (freshman gating the brutal non-con- a successful season to give our players a op. We’re still putting the around. After our first few guard/forward) round out ference schedule we’ve chance to be noticed in this type of game,” ball in the basket at a de- games I think the offense a promising North Shore put together. If we can Moreno said. “Ixlaj played very well, and cent rate. We have a cou- is coming around. The de- core. navigate that with some it was impressive how he performed be- ple kids with experience fense has a long, long way Harvey said he makes it success, I think we’ve be ing a junior with a year remaining.” at key positions with Sean to go if we want to have a priority to recruit home- in better position to com- and Hakeem. We have any chance at being a grown players and create pete when get into league a chance to have a good league champion.” a solid presence in the play.” This score made perfect sense

RIVERA march into a rivalry game was a given they had to From B1 and play an opponent’s put their best out there in underclassmen. That’s a rivalry game. Now we bounced in the first round not the challenge the have rivalry games where of the state tournament. Crusaders prepared for coaches have to decide If the Magicians could and it’s not the one they whether it’s worth it to choose between going hoped for. When you win risk injuries before a state undefeated in the NEC or a league title, you’d like to championship. I’m curious going to Gillette for a shot do it without any strings if we’ll see athletes decide at a state championship, attached. St. Mary’s can it’s not worth it to play I’m sure they’d take the argue “you beat us but in Thanksgiving games latter. English had anoth- you didn’t beat our best because they have college er great season and won team.” Fenwick can only scholarships awaiting the NEC’s Tier 3. If the shrug at that notion and them. We’re already Bulldogs could pick be- hope to repeat its success seeing a similar notion in tween winning their tier next season, with St. college where players take or heading to Gillette for Mary’s best on the field. a state championship, I’m themselves out of mean- Some might say Fen- ingless bowl games in an sure they’d pick Gillette. wick chose to run up the effort to stay healthy for Although it’s tough to score with a point total the NFL combines. keep starters out of a that’s more reminiscent Rivalry games should rivalry game, injured or of a basketball game. But have more at stake than PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS not, Driscoll had to make if the Spartans recog- pride. And if we’re going Patriots running back Sony Michel (26) breaks a tackle by New York a tough choice (that’s nized the game had little what coaches do). He to allow an 0-7 team into Jets’ Darryl Roberts (27) during Sunday’s game. weight, Fenwick had the recognized that a shot right to do as it pleased. the state tournament, at a state championship Coach Dave Woods and perhaps it’s worth re- far outweighs winning a his Crusaders battled considering the format Pats win, Brady sets another record division title. And a Super plenty of injuries during all together. Either the MIAA goes back to the at 82 years, 44 days old. and got into the end zone. Bowl isn’t an opportunity their season too. They PATRIOTS old format where playoff Brady got the better Michel added a 1-yard that comes around often. wanted to end the year on From B1 bids are truly earned or of McCown in this one, touchdown run with 8:54 Some coaches would have a positive. it finds a way to make Coming off a 34-10 loss to though, even though it left, one play after a vid- elected to put their best What it comes down to Thanksgiving rivalry Tennessee two weeks ago, took until late in the sec- eo review reversed his TD players in a game of equal is the MIAA’s new playoff games mean something. the Patriots avoided their ond half for the Patriots to run; his right knee was meaning, as St. John’s format has taken the air coach Brian St. Pierre did Playing for pride is second two-game losing pull away. down before he reached out of Thanksgiving rival- streak of the season — last week against Xave- ries and forced coaches something athletes should “We were not great in the goal line. The score something the franchise rian. But I can’t blame a into awkward situations do day in and day out, in the red area, but we made put the Patriots up 27-13 hasn’t experienced since coach who chooses not to like Wednesday’s. In the games and in practice. enough plays,” Brady said. and sent many Jets fans 2015. New England, which do so. past, coaches never had Thanksgiving rivalries “In every area, I think we streaming toward the ex- improved to 3-3 on the can do a better job. We’re From the Fenwick to think about starting should mean more than road, has won five straight its. perspective, it’s tough to underclassmen because it that. certainly not where we McCown was 26 of 45 in the series against New want to be and we’ll keep for 276 yards and a touch- York and eight of the past building for it. Hope- down to Jermaine Kearse nine. fully, everyone can stay with one interception for With Jets rookie Sam healthy.” All eyes are on Pennsylvania Darnold out with a foot Brady connected with the Jets, who have lost five strain, 39-year-old backup Edelman for a 21-yard straight for the first time PARKER the NCAA Tournament Parker credited the since the 2014 season. Josh McCown got his sec- touchdown that put the and last year they won the Showstoppers for playing “It (stinks),” McCown From B1 ond straight start — mak- Patriots ahead 20-13 with Big 5, which is the tourna- a key role during her re- said. “It’s obviously not ing this game the NFL’s 1:52 left in the third quar- everything in Philadel- ment in Philadelphia.” cruitment process. ideal. I think individually, phia. I love how how beau- second-oldest QB com- ter. The drive opened with Parker knows challeng- “I started my junior year it’s a test — a test of who tiful the campus is. There bo at 80 years, 258 days a 27-yard reception by es will come her way when with no offers and came with 41-year-old Brady you are and what you’re are a lot of old buildings. Chris Hogan, followed by she joins the Quakers out of my junior year with going for New England. a 27-yard run by James about and your ability to My favorite part is The next winter and begins 12 offers,” Parker said. “A Only Carolina’s Vinny White. Brady found a get back up come back to Palestra, it’s the oldest her collegiate basketball lot of this had to do with Testaverde (44) and Green wide-open Edelman, who work, work hard and be a gym in the Ivy League. career. Making the tran- my AAU team.” Bay’s Favre (38) in 2007 ran through a tackle at- professional. Those things The first Ivy League Tour- sition from high school are an older combination tempt by Jamal Adams are tested in these times.” nament was played there. basketball to the Division With the stress of the re- It’s a really cool place to I level brings plenty of cruiting process out of the call home.” adjustments. Parker re- way, Parker can focus on Palmieri happy to be going full circle The Quakers went 22-9 ceived a firsthand look at her senior basketball sea- last season with an ap- what those adjustments son. Tabor’s currently in PALMIERI Palmieri hasn’t had the high for her players at pearance in the Ivy League are when she scrimmaged the early stages of its pre- From B1 chance to become familiar the start, Palmieri doesn’t Tournament champion- with her soon-to-be team- season and begins the reg- with her players yet but want to get too far ahead ship game, where they lost mates. ular season next weekend. keep it going and transi- she is hoping that they’ll of herself when setting to Princeton. They also “One of the biggest has “I’m very excited,” Park- tion the best I can. be ready to dedicate the goals for the 2019 season. qualified for the Women’s to be fitness,” Parker said. er, a two-sport athlete “Peabody is loaded with hard work necessary for a “It is early I don’t want National Invitation Tour- “The girls who I’ve met who also plays goalie for talent in every sport so successful season. to get ahead of myself nament, where the Quak- and played with at UPenn expectations are always Tabor’s girls soccer team, “I always set a high bar but you are obviously al- ers lost to St. John’s in the are in ridiculous shape. said. going to be high from ev- for my student athletes,” ways coaching to get in second round. Quakers I’m going to have to do a “We won the ISL last eryone including myself,” Palmieri said. “Obviously the state championship,” coach Mike McLaughlin, lot of work on strength year and made it to the Palmieri added. “Com- you’re a student first but Palmieri said. “The final currently in his 10th sea- and agility, all those little Class AA NEPSAC finals ing from coaching Ham- to have that talent abili- goal is always the same, son at the helm of the pro- things that add up in your but we lost. I’m really hop- ilton-Wenham and then ty as an athlete, I expect but we are never going to gram, has guided UPenn game. Melrose and now to Pea- them to have the same take any team lightly. We to three NCAA Tourna- “The physical aspect, a ing this year’s our year. body, I set my standard motivation that I do. I’m will take one game at a ment bids. lot of shots that I didn’t We’re the only team in the very high from a talent looking forward to it. I time, set a goal to win the “They usually compete at expect to be blocked were league with two 6’4 girls. perspective and in terms have already heard some league and then hopefully the top of the Ivy League blocked against them. It’s We’ve already put in a lot of motivation. Every play- rumors that they have more. Right now I’m just with Princeton,” Parker a matter of being able to of work in during the off- er needs to have the same that motivation so that’s excited to be back and get said. “Coach McLaughlin play faster, stronger and season. It’s been looking motivation level as a coach exciting.” the chance to give back to has been there for a long getting my shots up quick- really good. I’m excited to in order to succeed.” While the bar may be this team.” time. They’ve made it to er.” see how it goes.” MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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Rams 10 1 0 .909 389 282 LAC 8 3 0 .727 307 219 Seattle 6 5 0 .545 276 243 Denver 5 6 0 .455 252 252 Arizona 2 9 0 .182 155 293 Colts get some Luck to defeat Miami Oakland 2 9 0 .182 187 327 San Fran 2 9 0 .182 239 293

Thursday’s Games Thursday, Nov. 29 Chicago 23, Detroit 16 New Orleans at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — yards. He also had the setting up the winning 19-14 in the fourth quar- Dallas 31, Washington 23 Sunday, Dec. 2 Andrew Luck threw three first catch of his NFL ca- kick. ter before Carson Wentz New Orleans 31, Atlanta 17 L.A. Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. touchdown passes, Adam reer, a 4-yard reception BROWNS 35 Sunday’s Games Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. made key throws and un- New England 27, N.Y. Jets 13 Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Vinatieri kicked a 32-yard on fourth-and-1 late in BENGALS 20 drafted rookie Josh Ad- Baltimore 34, Oakland 17 Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. field goal as time expired the first half. Luck capped CINCINNATI (AP) — ams delivered big runs. Seattle 30, Carolina 27 Baltimore at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Philadelphia 25, N.Y. Giants 22 Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. and Indianapolis beat that drive with a 1-yard Baker Mayfield threw a CHARGERS 45 Tampa Bay 27, San Francisco 9 Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. Miami, 27-24, for its fifth TD pass to Jack Doyle. career-high four touch- CARDINALS 10 Cleveland 35, Cincinnati 20 Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Buffalo 24, Jacksonville 21 Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. consecutive victory. SEAHAWKS 30, down passes in another CARSON, Calif. (AP) L.A. Chargers 45, Arizona 10 N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. Indianapolis (6-5) scored PANTHERS 27 growing-up-fast perfor- — Philip Rivers tied the Indianapolis 27, Miami 24 Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. 13 points in the final CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) mance, and Cleveland Denver 24, Pittsburgh 17 San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. NFL record for consecu- Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. Minnesota at New England, 4:25 p.m. 8½ minutes to erase a — Russell Wilson threw ended one of the NFL’s tive completions and set Open: L.A. Rams, Kansas City L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. 10-point deficit. for 339 yards and two longest streaks of road fu- marks for the most to Monday’s Games Monday, Dec. 3 It’s the longest win touchdowns and Sebas- tility with a victory over Tennessee at Houston, 8:15 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. start a game and the high- streak for the Colts since tian Janikowski kicked a Cincinnati, which lost est percentage in a game 2014. 31-yard field goal as time quarterback Andy Dalton Patriots 27, Jets 13 and Los Angeles rolled New England 7 3 10 7—27 Kickoff Returns 1-15 2-52 Miami (5-6) has lost 10 expired to lift Seattle to a to a thumb injury. New York 7 3 3 0—13 Int Ret. 1-0 0-0 of its past 11 on the road, come-from-behind victory EAGLES 25 over Arizona. First Quarter Comp-Att-Int 20-31-0 26-45-1 perhaps none more frus- over Carolina. GIANTS 22 The 15-year veteran NYJ—Kearse 16 pass from McCown Sacked-Yards 0-0 2-12 completed his first 25 (Myers kick), 4:02. Punts 4-46.0 5-44.4 trating than this one. After Graham Gano PHILADELPHIA (AP) NE—Gronkowski 34 pass from Brady Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 The Dolphins picked missed a 52-yard field — Jake Elliott kicked a passes and was 28 of 29 for (Gostkowski kick), 1:11. Penalties-Yards 11-105 8-47 off Luck twice, recovered goal with 1:40 left in the 43-yard field goal with 22 259 yards and three touch- Second Quarter Possession 34:26 25:34 a fumble and partially game that would have giv- seconds remaining, and downs in three quarters. NE—FG Gostkowski 34, 2:27. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rivers completed 25 NYJ—FG Myers 55, :03. RUSHING—New England, Michel blocked a punt on their en the Panthers the lead, Philadelphia rallied for a Third Quarter 21-133, White 9-73, Patterson 5-10, way to a 24-14 lead. Wilson moved around in victory over New York. straight passes in the first NE—FG Gostkowski 32, 8:34. Brady 1-(minus 1). New York, Crowell It still wasn’t enough to the pocket until finding The defending Super 2½ quarters, tying Ryan NYJ—FG Myers 38, 4:00. 6-30, McCown 3-25, McGuire 6-19. derail the resurgent Luck, Tyler Lockett downfield Bowl champions trailed Tannehill’s mark from NE—Edelman 21 pass from Brady PASSING—New England, Brady (Gostkowski kick), 1:52. 20-31-0-283. New York, McCown who was 30 of 37 for 343 for a 43-yard completion, 12-0 early and were down 2015. Fourth Quarter 26-45-1-276. NE—Michel 1 run (Gostkowski kick), RECEIVING—New England, Gordon 8:54. 5-70, Edelman 4-84, Gronkowski NBA NHL A—77,982. 3-56, Hogan 2-47, Michel 2-12, Dor- NE NYJ sett 2-10, White 1-5, Patterson EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE First downs 25 18 1-(minus 1). New York, Herndon Atlantic Division Southwest Division Atlantic Division Central Division Total Net Yds 498 338 7-57, Kearse 6-66, Enunwa 4-73, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto 17 4 .810 — Memphis 12 7 .632 — Tamp Bay 24 17 6 1 35 92 68 Nashville 23 16 6 1 33 76 56 Rushes-yards 36-215 15-74 Crowell 3-30, Leggett 2-24, R.Ander- Philadelphia 14 8 .636 3½ New Orleans 10 10 .500 2½ Buffalo 24 16 6 2 34 76 66 Minnesota 23 14 7 2 30 75 63 Passing 283 264 son 2-22, McGuire 1-7, T.Cannon Boston 10 10 .500 6½ Dallas 9 9 .500 2½ Toronto 24 16 8 0 32 84 62 Colorado 23 13 6 4 30 86 65 Punt Returns 2-0 1-1 1-(minus 3). Brooklyn 8 13 .381 9 Houston 9 9 .500 2½ Boston 23 13 6 4 30 65 55 Winnipeg 22 13 7 2 28 74 62 New York 7 14 .333 10 San Antonio 9 10 .474 3 Montreal 24 11 8 5 27 76 81 Dallas 24 12 10 2 26 68 66 Southeast Division Northwest Division Detroit 23 10 10 3 23 63 73 Chicago 24 9 10 5 23 65 82 TODAY IN SPORTS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Ottawa 23 9 11 3 21 83 100 St. Louis 22 8 11 3 19 67 73 Orlando 10 10 .500 — Denver 13 7 .650 — Florida 21 8 9 4 20 69 78 Pacific Division Charlotte 9 10 .474 ½ Portland 12 7 .632 ½ Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Nov. 26 becomes the first NHL player to play Washington 7 12 .368 2½ Oklahoma City 12 7 .632 ½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 24 14 9 1 29 81 69 1917 — The NHL is formed with five in 1,000 regular-season games. Miami 7 12 .368 2½ Minnesota 9 11 .450 4 Wash 23 13 7 3 29 80 73 San Jose 24 12 8 4 28 75 74 charter mem bers: Montreal Cana- Howe is scoreless in the Red Wings’ Atlanta 4 16 .200 6 Utah 8 11 .421 4½ Columbus 23 13 8 2 28 77 73 Anaheim 24 10 9 5 25 54 69 diens, Montreal Maroons, Toronto 4-1 loss to the Blackhawks at Chica- Central Division Pacific Division NYI 22 12 8 2 26 71 64 Vegas 25 12 12 1 25 69 70 Arenas, Ottawa Senators and the go Stadium. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NYR 24 12 10 2 26 71 74 Vancouver 26 11 13 2 24 77 94 Quebec Bulldogs. Frank Calder is 1986 — The Milwaukee Bucks beat Milwaukee 14 5 .737 — Golden State 14 7 .667 — Carolina 23 11 9 3 25 63 66 Edmonton 22 10 10 2 22 62 71 Detroit 10 7 .588 3 L.A. Clippers 12 6 .667 ½ elected its first president. the Washington Bullets 122-103 to Pittsburgh 22 9 8 5 23 74 71 Arizona 22 9 11 2 20 53 62 Indiana 11 8 .579 3 L.A. Lakers 11 8 .579 2 Phila 23 10 11 2 22 69 82 LA 22 7 14 1 15 46 72 1949 — Boston College beats Holy give Don Nelson his 500th career Chicago 5 15 .250 9½ Sacramento 10 9 .526 3 NJ 22 9 10 3 21 65 72 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Cross 76-0, with Al Cannava rushing coaching victory. He reaches the mile- Cleveland 4 14 .222 9½ Phoenix 4 15 .211 9 for 229 yards. stone faster than any coach in NBA overtime loss. Top three teams in each Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games New York at Detroit, 7 p.m. division and two wild cards per conference 1956 — At the Melbourne Olympics, history, needing only 817 games. Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Orlando 108, L.A. Lakers 104 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. advance to playoffs. New Jersey at Florida, 7 p.m. Vyacheslav Ivanov of the Soviet 1988 — For the first time in series Detroit 118, Phoenix 107 Toronto at Memphis, 8 p.m. Saturday’s Games Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m. Union wins the single sculls. After history, Notre Dame and Southern Atlanta 124, Charlotte 123 Washington 5, N.Y. Rangers 3 Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Columbus at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. receiving the gold medal, he jumps California enter the game undefeated New York 103, Memphis 98 Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 2 Tuesday’s Games L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. up and down and accidentally drops and occupying college football’s top Philadelphia 127, Brooklyn 125 Winnipeg 8, St. Louis 4 San Jose at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Buffalo 3, Detroit 2, SO Toronto 125, Miami 115 Wednesday’s Games Ottawa at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. the medal through the slats in the two spots in the nation. The top- Chicago 5, Florida 4, OT Atlanta at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. float and it sinks to the bottom of ranked Fighting Irish win 27-10. Utah at Sacramento, 8 p.m. Boston 3, Montreal 2 Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Portland, 9 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Toronto 6, Philadelphia 0 the lake. 1994 — the Cleveland Cavaliers Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Monday’s Games Utah at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, Carolina 1 1961 — Jerry Norton of St. Louis sets an NBA record by attempting Vegas at Chicago, 8 p.m. Houston at Washington, 7 p.m. Colorado 3, Dallas 2 becomes the only NFL player to just two free throws, during a 101-87 Chicago at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Vegas 6, San Jose 0 Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. make four interceptions in a game victory over Golden State at Gund Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Vancouver 4, Los Angeles 2 twice. His second such game comes Arena. The Cavs break the mark of Dallas at Houston, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games Dallas at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Boston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. in the Cardinals’ 30-27 loss to the three previously held by the Los San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Calgary 6, Arizona 1 San Antonio at Chicago, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games ¡ Washington at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, New Jersey 2 Pittsburgh Steelers, with two of the Angeles Lakers for 14 years. John Indiana at Utah, 9 p.m. Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, 7 p.m. interceptions for touchdowns. Williams and Tony Campbell each Orlando at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Anaheim at Florida, 7 p.m. 1961 — Detroit’s Gordie Howe went 1-for-1 from the line. Tuesday’s Games Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Monday’s Games San Jose at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Look at the big picture, but Look over contracts, invest- Information will be revealed. Take Partnerships will need to be Fill your day with enjoyable ac- Emotional matters will cause don’t feel that you must do ments and issues you want to caution when dealing with insti- nurtured. It will be difficult to tivities and people. A shopping you to question what someone everything at once. You need adjust before the end of the tutions or government agencies. know where you stand given spree or an event you’ve been is telling you or asking you to to pace yourself to fit your year. Negotiate on your own be- Make sure all your personal doc- the dialogue you have with looking forward to will lift your do. If a change is required, look budget, lifestyle and avail- half. A gift or reward is heading uments are in order. Your feelings someone. Expect pertinent in- spirits. inward and make self-improve- ability. your way. for someone will change due to formation to be left out. ments. Don’t try to change an emotional incident. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) others. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Keep a close watch over do- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You don’t have to make a Situations will escalate quick- Look for the path of least re- Don’t limit what you can do mestic situations that have Getting in touch with an old change just because someone ly. Don’t give in to anger when sistance. Remember what’s when you should be letting the potential to spin out of friend or relative and making else does. You may need to ad- intelligence is what’s required. happened in the past and your creative imagination run control. Someone may with- plans for upcoming events will just your plans, but it’s still best A steady pace and a careful- make decisions based on what wild. Explore the possibilities hold information that would lead to travel plans or a con- to do your own thing for your ly considered plan are in your you know and the experiences and discover what you are ca- alter your feelings about versation that could shape your own benefit. best interest. you’ve undergone. pable of doing. something. next move.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

First international business trip raises culture questions Most errors occur at which trick? DEAR ABBY: I’m wor- stands, your husband’s es- Dale E. Turner, an actor, said, also has ace-nine-fourth of ried for my son. He’s going Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van tate plan is not fair to you. “Some of the best lessons we spades, he might be able to on his first business trip in Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ever learn are learned from get a trump promotion. Note January — to Japan. He and was founded by her mother, DEAR ABBY: I have a past mistakes. The error of the that that happens if declarer doesn’t drink alcohol. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at large family. As the grand- past is the wisdom and suc- wins the first trick. West takes (He’s not an alcoholic; it’s cess of the future.” DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los children are now adults the second or third trick with his personal choice.) His with significant others, it’s Correct — but it is still true his spade ace and leads his Angeles, CA 90069. bosses, who do business getting beyond my finan- that, despite numerous ad- second heart. East wins and there frequently, are now cial means to buy a Christ- monitions from teachers and plays a third heart, and West’s telling him that the Japa- in the fun; in Japan, a has one daughter who is mas gift for everyone — authors, many bridge players spade nine must take a trick. do not think at trick one. They nese will not do business round of karaoke or a trip 40-plus years old. I just something I have always Since East would probably immediately and blindly plow with you unless you drink to the spa can do wonders.” found out that I am not his done. I now have a brand- have bid with six hearts head- with them first. Can you Because your son is in- forward. ed by the king-queen-jack, beneficiary on anything — new great-grandchild. To try to cure this trait, Da- find out if this is true? And volved in international she is! This has me very What do other grandpar- South should duck the first if it is, what can, or should, vid Bird has written “Trick One” business, he may find pro- worried. Please let me ents do at holidays about trick, take the second with my son do? (Master Point Press). fessor Meyer’s book, which know what I need to do gifts? his heart ace, cross to dum- Englishman Bird is best my with a club and play on WORRIED MOM was published in 2014, about this situation. AT MY LIMIT IN known for his amusing books, spades (carefully allowing for will give him valuable in- but he is a good writer who LOVING WIFE IN NEW YORK East’s having the bare ace). DEAR WORRIED: Al- sight. explains things clearly. In 16 though alcohol can be a THE SOUTH DEAR LIMIT: Some declarer-play and seven de- part of an important bond- DEAR ABBY: I have DEAR LOVING WIFE: grandparents set an age fense chapters, he covers the ing ritual across East Asia, some concerns about my ground thoroughly. There are your son may be able to marriage. My husband is a What you need to do is limit after which gifts discuss this with your hus- cease. Some families have then 28 declarer-play and 16 forge successful business retired U.S. veteran. He defense problems to try, the relationships in other was married before we got band to see if he will mod- a “pool” from which names ify his will, which may are drawn so each family diagramed deal being one of ways. According to Erin together, and his former them. have been drafted before member buys only one gift Meyer, a professor at the spouse receives his survi- How should South plan the international graduate vor benefits. This was he married you. Then the per family. And other play in four spades after West business school INSEAD something that was decid- two of you should talk to grandparents tell their leads the heart eight? and author of “The Cul- ed during their divorce. I an attorney, preferably one children and adult grand- South seems to have only ture Map: Breaking am not entitled to any- who specializes in wills children the truth — ex- three losers: one spade, one Through the Invisible thing. and trusts. If your hus- plaining that because they heart and one diamond. What Boundaries of Global I have been a loving wife band is not willing to can no longer afford to buy might go wrong? Business”: “If you don’t and have taken care of make an adjustment, then gifts, from now on they’ll West appears to have drink, you can certainly him for the 14 years we consult an attorney on be exchanging Christmas led from a short suit. If he find other ways to partake have been married. He your own because, as it card greetings only.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain LAND COURT given by Diana M. Travascio and William Travascio to First Horizon Home Loan mortgage given by Gustaf E. Lawson, II to Mortgage Electronic Registration DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Corporation, dated October 9, 2002 and recorded with the Essex County Systems, Inc., as nominee for Franklin American Mortgage Company, dated May 18SM006372 (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 19423, Page 83 as affected by a 24, 2013 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of ORDER OF NOTICE Loan Modification recorded on July 21, 2011 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book Deeds at Book 32497, Page 546, of which mortgage the undersigned is the 30540, Page 380 as affected by a Loan Modification recorded on April 18, 2014 present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., To: in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 33225, Page 297, subsequently assigned to as nominee for Franklin American Mortgage Company, its successors and assigns Rebecca E. Dow MetLife Home Loans, a Division of MetLife Bank, N.A. by First Horizon Home Loans, to Franklin American Mortgage Company dated December 8, 2015 and recorded a division of First Tennessee Bank National Association, as successor in interest by with said registry on December 15, 2015 at Book 34590 Page 358 and by and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 merger to First Horizon Home Loan Corporation by assignment recorded in said assignment from Franklin American Mortgage Company to Citizens Bank, N.A. U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28057, Page 23, dated September 13, 2018 and recorded with said registry on September 20, subsequently assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association by MetLife 2018 at Book 37025 Page 172, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and CitiMortgage, Inc. Home Loans, a Division of MetLife Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded in said for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 p.m. Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32391, Page 107, on December 12, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 409 Western claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, subsequently assigned to Federal National Mortgage Association by JPMorgan Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises numbered 317 Euclid Avenue, given by Rebecca E. Dow and Helen McCourt to Chase Bank, National Association by assignment recorded in said Essex County described in said mortgage, Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, inc., as nominee for Mortgage Master, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33860, Page 354 for breach of the Inc., dated September 23, 2010, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at TO WIT: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 29797, Page 291, and now held by the Plaintiff Public Auction at 12:00 PM on December 3, 2018 at 80 Stetson Avenue, by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Swampscott, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. follows: The land with the buildings thereon, in Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts, If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United bounded and described as follows: Southeasterly by Stetson Avenue, 50 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: by Western Avenue, 23.30 feet; States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Southwesterly by Lot 198 on plan hereinafter referred to, 107.60 feet; NORTHEASTERLY: by lands now or formerly of Fleury and Baribeau, 171.10 feet; Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on Northwesterly by land of the Boston and Maine Railroad, 49.60 feet; and NORTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of the City of Lynn, 26.81 feet; and that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Northeasterly by lot 200 on said plan, 108.25 feet. Be all of said measurements SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lot B-1 as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned; on 2 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December more or less or however otherwise bounded and described. For title reference see courses, 122 feet and 50 feet. 17, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Deed previously recorded in said Registry in Book 11632 Page 132. benefits of said Act. Containing according to said plan, 3,875 square feet. Be any or all of said Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on November 2, 2018. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, measurements more or less or however otherwise said premises may be bounded, Attest: Deborah J. Patterson restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax measured or described. Recorder titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in 13813 possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Being shown as Lot B-2 on plan of land entitled ''Subdivision of Land owned by Item: November 26, 2018 Michael H. Fame Realty Trust, Albert D. Martin, D.E., dated 12/9/46 and duly TERMS OF SALE: recorded in Book 3502, Page 245. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Said premises are conveyed subject to a Right of Way 3.5 feet wide along a delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be LAND COURT portion of the Southwesterly part of the above described premises for a distance of DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of 50 feet from Western Avenue; as shown on said plan; and with the right to use a the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days 18SM006460 Right of Way along the Southeasterly portion of said Lot B-1 as shown on said ORDER OF NOTICE from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other plan. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms To: Being the same premises conveyed to Gustaf E. Lawson, II by deed of Nina C. Sarath Sok of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Lentini, and recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds herewith. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32497, Page 544. description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Lake View Loan Servicing, LLC an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) numbered 11 Tucker Street, given by Sarath Sok to Mortgage Electronic titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Republic State Mortgage Co., dated liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Present Holder of said Mortgage, September 29, 2015, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Registry of Deeds in Book 34408, Page 422, and now held by the Plaintiff by By Its Attorneys, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. ORLANS PC assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. PO Box 540540 TERMS OF SALE: Waltham, MA 02454 Phone: (781) 790-7800 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 16-014216 check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Item: November 12, 19, 26, 2018 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days 24, 2018 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the THE TRIAL COURT from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon benefits of said Act. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of said Court on November 7, 2018. CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Docket No. ES18P3415EA Recorder Essex Probate and Family Court Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 201709-0274-TEA 36 Federal Street Item: November 26, 2018 Salem, MA 01970 CITIZENS BANK, N.A. (978)744-1020 Present holder of said mortgage COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By its Attorneys, THE TRIAL COURT Estate of: HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Claire F. Kennedy 150 California Street Docket No. ES18P3361EA Date of Death: 08/24/2018 Newton, MA 02458 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE To all interested persons: (617) 558-0500 A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal 201706-0202 - TEA Estate of: Representative has been filed by: Item: November 19, 26, December 3, 2018 Edison H. Wentworth Christopher P. Kennedy of Swampscott MA Also known as: Edison H. Wentworth Jr. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Date of Death: October 4, 2018 as requested in the Petition. Essex Division CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of The Petitioner requests that: PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER: 18CP0110SA, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Christopher P. Kennedy of Swampscott MA Petitioner Theodore C. Regnante of Lynnfield MA Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex A will has been admitted to informal probate. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety County Juvenile Court, 56 Federal Street, Room 2001, Salem, MA 01970 on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Theodore C. Regnante of Lynnfield MA has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to IMPORTANT NOTICE TO: Jose D Gregorio and any unknown or unnamed father: A petition has been You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the serve without surety on the bond. presented to this court by Salem DCF, seeking, as to the following child, Ryan The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Kelley, that said child be found in need of care and protection and committed to must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without the Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the return day of 12/27/2018. person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a child named herein, if it finds that the child is in need of care and protection and timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. that the best interests of the child would be served by said disposition. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth notice to you. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal above, on Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM 01/09/2019 09:00 AM Hearing on Merits (CR/CV) PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the Item: November 26, 2018 A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the represent you. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 978-745-9660. expenses of administration. WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE Judith M. Brennan, Clerk Magistrate, WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. DATE ISSUED: 11/09/2018 Date: November 15, 2018 Item: November 23, 26, December 3, 2018 Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Item: November 26, 2018 Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to subscribe today. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Russia fires on Ukrainian vessels in Black Sea; 2 people wounded

By Matthew Bodner NATO called for restraint amount to an econom- ASSOCIATED PRESS from both sides and for ic blockade of Ukrainian Moscow to restore access to cities on the Azov coast. MOSCOW — Russia’s the strait, which Ukraine Russia’s Black Sea Fleet coast guard opened fire uses to move ships to and greatly outmatches the on and seized three of from ports on either side of Ukrainian navy. Ukraine’s vessels Sunday, the peninsula. Ukrainian ports on the wounding two crew mem- Ukrainian authorities Sea of Azov include stra- bers, after a tense standoff said they had given ad- tegically vital centers such in the Black Sea near the vance notice to the Rus- as Mariupol, the closest Crimean Peninsula, the sians that the vessels government-controlled city Ukrainian navy said. would be moving through to Donetsk and Luhansk, Russia blamed Ukraine the strait, which connects the breakaway regions of for provoking the incident, the Black Sea to the Sea which sharply escalated eastern Ukraine controlled of Azov. tensions that have been by Russia-backed separat- growing between the two Russia said the three ists. Thousands of people countries since Moscow Ukrainian vessels made in those regions have been PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS annexed Crimea from an unauthorized passage killed in fighting between European Union leaders are gathering to seal an agreement on Britain’s Ukraine in 2014, and it through Russian territori- Ukrainian troops and the departure from the bloc next year, the first time a member country will al waters, while Ukraine has worked steadily to separatists since 2014. have left the 28-nation bloc. bolster its zone of control alleged that one of its boats The FSB told Russian around the peninsula. was rammed by a Russian news agencies after the Earlier in the day, Rus- coast guard vessel. first incident that the sia and Ukraine traded The tugboat, which was Ukrainian ships held EU seals Brexit deal as May accusations over a sepa- rammed, was traveling their course and violated rate incident involving the with the two Ukrainian Russian territorial waters. same vessels, prompting gunboats from Odessa on “Their goal is clear — to faces a hard sell at home Moscow to block passage the Black Sea to Mariu- create a conflict situation By Lorne Cook, agreement leaves Brit- complete agreement. through the narrow Kerch pol, an eastern Ukraine in the region,” the FSB Jill Lawless ain outside the EU with “This is the deal that is Strait, which separates port, via the Kerch Strait. statement said. It did not and Raf Casert no say but still subject to on the table,” she said. “It the peninsula from the “Russian coast guard mention that a Ukrainian ASSOCIATED PRESS its rules and the obliga- is the best possible deal. It vessels ... carried out Russian mainland. tugboat was rammed. tions of membership at is the only deal.” openly aggressive actions BRUSSELS — After The Ukrainian navy Although a 2003 trea- least until the end of 2020, Acknowledging the vast against Ukrainian navy ty designates the Kerch months of hesitation, stop- said two of its gunboats possibly longer. Britons political and economic con- ships,” the Ukrainian Strait and Sea of Azov as and-start negotiations were struck and Russian voted to leave in June sequences of Brexit, May statement said, with the shared territorial waters, and resignations, Britain crews boarded and seized 2016, largely over con- promised lawmakers their tugboat suffering damage Russia has been asserting and the European Union them and an accompany- cerns about immigration say before Christmas and to its engine, hull, side greater control over the on Sunday finally sealed ing tugboat. and losing sovereignty to said that it “will be one of Russia’s Federal Securi- railing and a lifeboat. passage since 2015. an agreement governing Brussels. the most significant votes ty Service, known as the The Kerch Strait is the The Ukrainian Foreign the U.K.’s departure from EU leaders were quick that Parliament has held FSB and which oversees only passage into the Ministry said earlier that the bloc next year. to warn that no better of- for many years.” the coast guard, said there Sea of Azov. The strait is Russia’s actions violated So much for the easy fer is available. was “irrefutable evidence spanned by the recently the U.N. Charter and inter- part. “I am totally convinced She argued that Parlia- that Kiev prepared and completed Kerch Bridge, national law, and pledged British Prime Minister this is the only deal pos- ment has a duty “to deliv- orchestrated provocations connecting Crimea to to “promptly inform our Theresa May must now sible,” European Com- er Brexit” as voters have ... in the Black Sea. These Russia. Transit under the partners about Russia’s sell the deal to her divided mission President Jean- demanded. materials will soon be bridge has been blocked aggressive actions.” Parliament — a huge task Claude Juncker said. “The British people don’t made public.” by a tanker ship, and doz- “Such actions pose a considering the intense “Those who think that want to spend any more opposition from pro-Brex- The FSB confirmed ear- ens of cargo ships await- threat to the security of all by rejecting the deal that time arguing about Brex- it and pro-EU lawmakers ly Monday that it fired on ing passage are stuck. states in the Black Sea re- they would have a better it,” she said. “They want a alike — to ensure Britain the vessels to force them Russia has not given any gion,” the statement said, deal will be disappointed good deal done that fulfils can leave with a minimum to stop, and then seized indication of how long it “and therefore require a the first seconds after the the vote and allows us to of upheaval on March 29. them. will block the strait, but a clear response from the rejection.” come together again as a It’s a hard sell. 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By Marie McCulloug Here are things to con- tivirals should be given PHILLY.COM sider about that option — within 48 hours of the and the flu. first symptoms to be ef- The first new influen- A mutating target. Last fective. Ebbing Lauten- za drug in 20 years was flu season was the worst bach, chief of infectious approved in October, and in decades, sickening 49 diseases at the University maker Genentech says million people and kill- of Pennsylvania, said the Xofluza began reaching ing 79,000. The dominant flu usually hits hard and pharmacies recently — virus strain mutated and suddenly — unlike, say, a good timing for flu season. undercut the effectiveness cold. “But it still requires With a single pill, Xo- of the vaccine, which is a patient to feel lousy and fluza can shorten the fe- made each year to try to then fairly quickly contact vers, chills, sore throat, match circulating strains. their provider,” he said. “If and other symptoms that On top of that, far few- you’re outside the 48-hour make a bout of the flu so er people got flu shots. It window, there’s not much miserable. isn’t yet clear how bad to be gained” from an an- That’s not to suggest this season will be, but so tiviral. Xofluza is magical. It has far, federal surveillance Suffering less. Flu symp- limitations, just like Tami- shows little or no flu ac- toms typically last from PHOTO | TNS flu, the well-known antivi- tivity in most states, in- five to seven days. In the ral that has been around cluding Pennsylvania and two clinical trials that led Workers from a Mexican government organization called Secretaria de for 20 years. Experts still New Jersey. to approval, Xofluza pro- Salud del Estado offer health services outside the temporary caravan mi- urge that you get the flu The window of oppor- vided relief more quickly grant shelter called Unidad Deportiva Benito Juarez in Tijuana, Mexico. vaccine to reduce your tunity. Xofluza (baloxa- than a placebo — by 26 chance of infection. vir marboxil) works by hours. Xofluza and Tami- But as U.S. Food and preventing the virus flu were similar in short- Drug Administration from copying itself, while ening suffering. As for Health conditions worsen Commissioner Scott Got- Tamiflu (oseltamivirside effects, Xofluza had tlieb said in announcing phosphate) and two sim- no more than a placebo, its approval, Xofluza “pro- ilar drugs keep the virus while Tamiflu may some- at Tijuana migrant shelter vides an important, addi- from spreading within times cause nausea and tional treatment option.” the body. Either way, an- vomiting. By Wendy Fry comment, but a shelter international aid workers THE SAN DIEGO aid worker confirmed the making their way around UNION-TRIBUNE only option for the young the streets surrounding parents is to bring him Benito Juarez, checking Sickness has started set- to a medical tent set up on refugees camped out in ting in at a big migrant outside Benito Juarez to the streets. camp in Tijuana, Mexico, deal with minor medical On Friday, Ingris Aq- as Mayor Juan Manu- ailments. uiles and her 3-year-old el Gastelum declared a The Government of Baja daughter, Brittany, waited humanitarian crisis and California reported Friday asked for federal and in- in line for about an hour that 818 respiratory infec- to get some cold medicine ternational assistance for tions had been reported at the more than 6,000 Cen- from the medical tent. The the camp. The government services are only intended tral Americans who have said 1,286 general medical poured into the region in for basic medical issues. consultations were provid- Aquiles said they gave recent weeks. ed to members of the mi- At the Benito Juarez her and her daughter grant caravan. some cough medicine. shelter in north Tijuana, Gastelum declared a hu- “We just have to wait more than 4,700 migrants manitarian crisis Thurs- it out,” Aquiles said, re- are in tents and under day, asking for more fed- ferring to making their blankets that fill sur- eral assistance and for rounding streets. international groups like way to the United States. Inside the shelter, Paula the United Nations to help “President Donald Trump Cortes, 21, and her family with the crush of people. has asked us to wait here, huddled around a 2-year- “They have categorically so we are going to wait, old baby Isaac, who lay omitted and not complied what else can we do? We feverish, listless and cov- with their legal obliga- have plenty of time to PHOTO | TNS ered with blankets. tions,” the mayor said of wait.” The first new influenza drug in 20 years was approved in October 2018, and “He’s very, very sick,” his the Mexican federal gov- President Donald Trump maker Genentech says Xofluza began reaching pharmacies just in time for mother said in Spanish. ernment. “So, we’re now has threatened to close flu season. “I’m too worried right now asking them and interna- the border if Mexico “can- but they won’t send a doc- tional humanitarian aid not control the situation.” tor in here. They told us groups to bring in and Pressing for more Mex- He survived Camp fire, now he’s to take him outside to the carry out humanitarian ican federal assistance, medical tent.” assistance.” Gastelum stressed the The Office of the Sec- An International Red negative effects on Tijua- determined to beat brain cancer retary of Public Health Cross tent set up Thursday na’s economy should the for Baja California did was not present Friday af- border completely close By Peter Rowe not return a request for ternoon, but there were for days. THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE Olav Johannessen’s fast Device treating pain draws action saved his life. As wildfire swept into Para- dise in Northern Califor- thousands of injury reports nia, he fled with only the clothes on his back. By Mitch Weiss U.S. and as a treatment have been approved by the “We saw fire on both and Holbrook Mohr for an aging population in FDA with little clinical sides of the road as we ASSOCIATED PRESS need of chronic pain relief. testing, however, and the drove to Chico,” said Jo- But the stimulators — agency’s data shows that hannessen, 85. “There COLUMBIA, S.C. — devices that use electrical spinal-cord stimulators Desperate for relief after were people who were currents to block pain sig- have a disproportionately years of agony, Jim Taft slower and they didn’t nals before they reach the higher number of injuries listened intently as his make it.” brain — are more danger- compared to hip implants, pain management doctor While he was out of the ous than many patients which are far more plenti- described a medical device Camp fire, he was not out know, an Associated Press ful. that could change his life. of the woods. Johannes- investigation found. They The AP reported on spi- It wouldn’t fix the nerve sen, a brain cancer pa- account for the third-high- nal stimulators as part PHOTO | TNS damage in his mangled tient, had been in his on- est number of medical de- of a nearly yearlong joint right arm, Taft and his cologist’s waiting room in Olav Johannessen, 85, escaped the Camp fire vice injury reports to the investigation of the global Paradise on Nov. 8 when that devastated Paradise in Northern California, wife recalled the doctor U.S. Food and Drug Ad- saying, but a spinal-cord medical devices industry he heard the evacuation but he had to leave his cancer care team behind. ministration, with more that included NBC, the In- order. Soon, the medical stimulator would cloak his than 80,000 incidents pain, making him “good as ternational Consortium of offices — and most of the During the journey south, to live — and on his own flagged since 2008. Investigative Journalists town — were reduced to the Lavalieres contacted terms. new.” Patients report that Taft’s stimulator failed and more than 50 other ashes. Johannessen’s surgeon in After his wife died, they have been shocked media partners around The timing was terrible. soon after it was surgi- Chico, asking him for a re- Johannessen left their or burned or have suffered the world. Reporters col- While fleeing to safety, cally implanted. After an ferral to San Diego-based Oceanside home more spinal-cord nerve dam- lected and analyzed mil- Johannessen left behind oncologists. than a decade ago. In the operation to repair it, he age ranging from muscle lions of medical records, the medical team that has They chose for Scripps Sierra Nevada foothills, said, the device shocked weakness to paraplegia, recall notices and other been managing his care. MD Anderson Cancer he moved into a prefabri- him so many times that FDA data shows. Among product safety warnings, Three weeks earlier, Center in La Jolla. “And cated home beneath Para- he couldn’t sleep and even the 4,000 types of devices in addition to interview- surgeons in Chico had re- the next thing I know,” dise’s towering jack pines. fell down a flight of stairs. tracked by the FDA, only ing doctors, patients, re- moved a tumor from his Jenna Lavaliere said, “I’m Johannessen quickly Today, the 45-year-old Taft metal hip replacements brain. The day of the fire, on the phone with a won- grew enamored with Para- is virtually paralyzed, a and insulin pumps have searchers and company he was supposed to start derful nurse navigator.” dise. He remodeled his new prisoner in his own bed, logged more injury re- whistleblowers. radiation and chemother- Before he even arrived home, building a living barely able to get to the ports. The media partners apy. in Southern California, room and shop. He liked bathroom by himself. The FDA data contains found that, across all types “His medical oncologist, Johannessen had an ap- the changing seasons, the “I thought I would have more than 500 reports of of medical devices, more his radiation oncologist, pointment with his new relaxed pace of life, He en- a wonderful life,” Taft people with spinal-cord than 1.7 million injuries his neurologist — none of medical team. joyed chopping wood and said. “But look at me.” stimulators who died, but and nearly 83,000 deaths those doctors were reach- Glioblastoma is a brain dancing at the Italian Gar- For years, medical de- details are scant, making were reported to the FDA able after the fire,” said cancer known for its speed den, a restaurant in Para- vice companies and doc- it difficult to determine if over the last decade. Jenna Lavaliere, Johan- and ferocity. Only about dise’s modest downtown. tors have touted spi- the deaths were related to The investigation also nessen’s daughter. “There 25 percent of patients are When you meet him, he nal-cord stimulators as the stimulator or implant found that the FDA — was a double sense of still alive two years after delivers a crushing hand- a panacea for millions of surgery. considered by other coun- emergency: a, to get him diagnosis, estimated Dr. shake with his left hand. patients suffering from a Medical device manufac- tries to be the gold stan- out and, b, to get him into Chien Peter Chen, a ra- His right hand went wide range of pain disor- turers insist spinal-cord dard in medical device treatment.” diation oncologist with numb this summer. “I ders, making them one of stimulators are safe — oversight — puts people Within days, Jenna and Scripps MD Anderson. thought I had hurt my el- the fastest-growing prod- some 60,000 are implant- at risk by pushing devic- her husband Gary Leva- Glioblastoma, though, bow,” he said. ucts in the $400 billion ed annually — and doctors es through an abbreviat- liere had moved her fa- has never tackled anyone Unfortunately, that was medical device industry. who specialize in these ed approval process, then ther to their home near quite like Olav Johan- not the case. In Septem- Companies and doctors surgeries say they have responds slowly when it Lake Murray in San Diego nessen. In his mid-80s, ber, he was diagnosed aggressively push them helped reduce pain for comes to forcing compa- County and set him up the former construction with a tumor in his brain’s as a safe antidote to the many of their patients. nies to correct sometimes with a new medical team. firm owner is determined left hemisphere. deadly opioid crisis in the Most of these devices life-threatening products.